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ShoDer GiUen
To Miss Veirs
Rockville Society Turns
Out at Montgomery
Country Club.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug. 20. - In
honor of Miss Frances 8. veirs.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Veirs, of this vicinity, whose mar
riage to william A. Pate. jr., Of
Bethesda, took place on Thursday.
a miscellaneous shower was given
at the Montgomery Country Club
here Monday evening, large num-
Der of the young people and others
Of the community attending.
Miss Virginia Darby, of Gathers
burg. has returned from trip to
Niagara Falls and other points OF
interest.
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Misses Florence Hankins, OF Rich
mond. Va; Virginia Poole, OF Poores-
VILE: Anne Williams. Of Round Hill,
Va, and Elizabeth Williams, Of KEN
sington, who have been visiting IT
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Ward, here, were the guests of hon
or at a dance given by Mrs. Ward
Tuesday evening.
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Among the couples married in
Rockville during the week were
Miss Eula Pleasant Bib and Robert
Quarles Lowry, both of Bedford.
Va; Miss Phyllis W. Crawford and
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Col. Carnahnr,
At Highlands
Takes Apartment During
Tour of Duty With
General Staff.

Col. Earl c. Carnahan. Twenty
fifth U. 8. Infantry. and Mrs.
Carnahan have taken an apart
ment at the Highlands during
Colonel carnahan's tour Of duty at
the coming session OF the General
STAFF College.
Mrs. Emma Walls Hoge announces
the marriage Of her daughter. Her
.mione, to Major Arthur Dudley
Jackson, Medical Corps. U. s. A. on
August 1, at Kansas City. Mo. Ma
jor and Mrs. Jackson win be at
home after September 10 at Fort
Riley, Kans-
Major Earl Mcfarland, Ordnance
Department. U. s. A. on duty at the
Springfield Armory, Springfield
Mass. on August 8, received the d.
5. NJ. awarded. him for exceptionally
meritorious service "in charge Of the
design, development and production
of all machine guns, automatic
files ana accessories for the army,
In organizing the Industries Of the
cuuntly to meet the unprecedented
demand for automatic arms, and as
special assistant to the chief Of
ordnance" Major. Gen. Clarence r.
Edwards. commander of the First
Army Corps Area, made the formal
presentation of the medal at his
headquarters in Boston.
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Col T. Q. Donaldson, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Donaldson and Miss Henrietta
F. Holiday entertained at a supper
party at Wardman Park Inn, near
Washington. on August in honor
of Colonel Doualdson's son, Capt
John o. Donaldson.
&
Capt. Franklin w. Cheney, Forty
Eighth Infantry, U. S. A. and Miss
Gertrude Smith. only daughter o:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bruce Smith, were
married at FL Paso, Tex, August .
in st. Clements Episcopal Churra
by DR.. Fuller Swift, rector. The
bride, given in marriage by heI
father. was frOcked in a smart au-
tumn model Of heavy dark blue
crepe. with touches Of henna and
her hat was OF henna. Gloves and
shoes were of brown and her arm
bouquet was of brides roses. Ms:
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CABINET MEMBERS MAKE RECORD FOR HARD WORK DURING SUNNI

Samuel W. Shelton. both pr Treyal-
ians va: Miss Blanche M. Parker.
Of oxen Hill, Nd, and Ricmrd A.
Dant. jr., Of Anacostia, d: C.; Mise
willie w. Osborne. Of Marion, Ala,
and Garrett C. Rush, Of Houston.
Tex. ana Miss Marjorie Mary Nc
Coy and Arthur c. Monahan. both OF
Washington.
Mrs. Charles e. England and
daughter, Miss Mary England. and
Miss Margaret Scherrer have re-
turned from q trip to Niagara Falls
New York, Philadelphia and other
places, having been away two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry A. Dawson and
sons, Harry and John. are at Ocean
City, Md, for short stay.
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Miss Annie Yearley has returned
to Rockville after spending some
time visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Dono.
van.
Edward Brand has returned tc
New York City after spending a few
days visiting his mother and sisters
in Rockville. -.
Mrs. George Peter. Of Kensington
has been spending two weeks al
Ocean City. Md.
4
Miss Elizabeth Larcomoe has re-
turned to her home here after spend
ing two weeks visiting relatives II
Pennsylvania.
The Rev. Thomas D. Windiate
rector Of Christ Episcopal Church
Kensington, is spending his vaca'
ton in the Great Lakes country, ex
pecting to be away several weeks.
Mrs. Mamie Hollis. Of Washing
ton. spent several days visiting rel
atives in Rockville.
Raleigh Chinn and Warner PUN
phrey, Of Rockville. have returned
from visiting New York, Philadel
phia and other places.
| ADRIAN bTuuelt' Ol bTluBepOTt
Conn, is spending some time at tn
home of his mother, Mrs. John L
Burnett. here.
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The annual fair dance of the younr
men of Rockville and vicinity vii
be held in Seco Hall. here, Thurs
day evening. w. Valentine Wilson
is chairman of the committee II
charge.
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Hal A. Dawson left a few days ag,
for South Dakota, where he will
spend several weeks looking afte
business interests.
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F. Barnard Welsh returned L
Rockville recently from an extend
ed stay in Colorado.
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Social Events
At HattsuiNe
Visitors, Excursions, and
Outings to Distant
Resorts.

EVANSVILLE. Nd. Aug. 90
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowndes Wells and
two children, Of CoffeyvIlle. Kans..
are guests OF the formers father,
DR.. Charles A. Wells. Spencer street.
Before returning Mrs. Wells will
visit on the Eastern shore Of Mary
land and In Montreal. Canada.
Col. william Blake. Sheridan,
wyo., has been visiting at the home
Of Former Mayor and Mrs. Matthew
r. Halloran.
Miss Marian Williams OF near
Silver Spring. is a weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew V. Hal
loran.
Mrs. Nellie F. Brooks and Miss
Josephine l. Fuller left Friday for
Baltimore where they sailed for
Boston via Norfolk. They will re-
main away a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Dorsey, OF
WASHINGTON, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Harry w. Dorsey.
Mrs. W. A. Shepherd and daugh-
ter. Miss Laura. have returned from
ffteen-day stay, at Glenoon
Heights, Pen-Mar, Nd.
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UPPER MARLBORO
SUMMER VISfTOR<

MOUNT RAINIER. Nd. AUG. ~
SssA y. D. Matthias. wife OF ccunciI-
man Matthias. with her chiidpfn. 4
visiting in Hardy County. w Va
z. w. Brock and family ar
spending some time in Ronceverte
w. Va
Mrs. N. Lent. Of Phiiadelphia. 4
visiting John Lent
ID. H Wright and family, q
Rochester. n. Y. have been visit'
ing DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Morton
They made the trip by motor.
Mr.. and Mira. J. r. Vsnning hsv<
returned from an automobile trif
Of month 90 wisconsin.
The Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Bbyer'
are spending some time motorinf
in the Middle West
Charles J. Peckham was q rseen'
visitor 20 South bay.
ID. C. McLeroy IiaE moved 20 AZ
Iene. Ark.
Mrs. o. f. Stern is visiting q
Connecticut. 81
Mrs. w. II. vanneman and famii,
are camping At Colonial Beach M
vanneman is going down for th'
week-ends
DIR. and Nd. J. E. ohlendorf wer'
recent visitors to Benedict, Nd. M
and Mrs. Floyd MutchIor were ais
recently at Benedict. .r.t.-a
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Harmon ar
spending some time at Solomon
Island 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn, Of woodrfdes
are at Piney Point on the lowe
Potomac River.
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Betty saffora was her only attend
ant. Lieut.. Charles 8. Stephens. n.
fantry, U. 8. A., was best man. Capt.
and Mrs. Cheney are at home for
the present in the Aragon aaart-
ments. The bride " popular men,
Der Of the younger society set. and
10 especially interested In music and
has sung often in recital.
. . .
Mrs. Merriam. wife Of Major
Lewis Merriam. u. 8, A.. has been
at Letterman Hospital. San Fran
cisco. since June ~ with asthmatic
bronchitis. She returned to her
apartment, the Delphia. August 8
her health somewhat improved. but
is still confined to her room with q
trained nurse. Major and Mrs. Mer-
RAM expect to leave san Francisco
forl Washington about September L
stopping en- route at Spokane "a
visit d. c. X. Merriam and others Of
the family.
Major Charles A.. Stokes, Infantry
u. 8. A., and Mrs. Stokes announces
the marriage OF Major Stokes
sister. Miss Florence Newton Stokes
to Prof. Mellinger z. Henry. of New
York City and Jersey City. which
took place July 3. at Atlanta, Ga.
The bride Is a graduate Of the
Agnes Scott College for Girls. Pro.
lessor Merry is a teacher at Colum.
bia' University. extension depart
ment. and also in the Jersey City
high school.
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Maj. Robert p. Glassburn. Coast
Artillery. U. 8. A. and Mrs. Glass
burn have returned from Europe
and are at their station, Fort H. G
Wright, n. Y.
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guest of Mrs. George Vanderbilt at
her lovely Southern home. Nine.
de Riano is still in the North and
does not exDect to return until. o.
tober.
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The Philippine Commissioned and
Mrs. de Veyra entertained in compli-
ment to Manuel L. Quezon. president
OF the Philippine senate, who has
been visiting the past week IN
Washington$ Asked to meet Mr..
Quenzon were a number Of prom
nent members of both the Senate
and House. Mr.. QueZon was the
guest of honor at a number Of small
luncheons and parties throughout
the week.
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The charge de affairs of the Meth
erland Legation. Jonkheer w. H.
de Beaufort entertained in compli-
ment to Prof. Eckhof, of the Uni
versity Of Leyden, who came to this
country to attend the tercentenary
celebration at Plymouth. Prof. Eek
hof was received Thursday after
noon by President Harding.
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eral dinners of Importance, includ-
ing: a dinner by the resident COM
missioner of .the Philippines ana
Mrs. de veyra on Wednesday; b
small party on Thursday evening by
Senator and Mrs. Harry s, New; u
dinner also on Thursday. by the
charge d'affaires OF the Netherlands
Legation, ,Jonkheer de Beaufort, and
more Internal dinner Friday even
ing by the Spanish Ambassador.
Senior Riano.
The White House dinner on Tues
day was quite informal and ended
In an impromptu house party. The
President and Mrs. Harding were
entertaining. I wonder IL 1t was
the birthday dinner Of the mis-
nsitress of the Executive Mansion,
and the guests finally decided to
remain over night. Their guests
included Mrs. Mary Lee. Of wester-
field. Ohio; Mrs. /. F. Doneaugh and
her young son, George C. Done
laugh, Of Marion, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Christian, jr., with their
son, and Mrs. Farrar, Mrs. Chris
tian's mother.
Mrs. Lee remained several days
with Mrs. Harding.
The Har6ings love Informal little
parties like that seldom day
passes but that the President
brings someone over from the Elk
ecutive offices for lunch or Mrs.
Harding invites some morning
caller to remain and dine with
| them. #a
On Tuesday they had such a lit
tie luncheon party when their guests
~ Nr
Daugherty; Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Fair
banks and their daughter, Miss Mar
celine Fairbanks, of Springfield.
Edgemoor, niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairbanks, whom they are visiting,
NEWS CELEBRATE BOTH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
The News on Thursday entertain
ed in observation of the thirtieth
anniversary of their wedding. The
guest list was small, there being
only ten guests. but it included such
distinguished names as that of the
| President and Mrs. Harding; tn,
Secretary of War. Mr.. Weeks; the
Postmaster General. Mr.. Hays; the
Attorney General. Mr.. Daugherty
the Speaker of the House and Mrs
| Gillett and others.
President Harding and Senator
New are quite chummy. Their in
timacy dates from the time when
they were both in the kenate and
has not waned since he former
Ohio Senator left that chamber fol-
the White House.
Senator and Mrs. New, by the way
are among those who are waiting
for the day the Senate recesses
to fly home for a months rest with
their own people.
The Spanish Ambassador left
Washington Immediately following
his dinner Friday evening, for Bilt-
more, N. e., where he will be the
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Senator and Mrs.. Harry New ex-
poet to leave for their home in In
dianapolis. Ind. the day the Senate
reeessssl They were dinner hosts
on Thursday last week to the Presi-
dent and Mrs Harding. the dinner
being given in celebration Of their
thirtieth wedding anniversary.
II was q small dinner, for Mrs.
News dining-room seats but ten.
and the company was limited to old
friends of the host and hostess. Sew
eral Cabinet members were among
the guests.
Mrs. New is a Canadian by birth,
but her marriage took place in New
York She looks rather young to
have been thirty years married, but
boasts of the fact while admittis :
that she was caught young" The
friendship between the News and
the Hardings Is of long standing and
they were on terms OF closest in
timacy all the time that Senator
New and Mr.. Harding were col
leagues in the Senate.
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SENATOR BORAH TO STAY
FOR ARMS CONFERENCE
Senator Frank Gooding. of Idaho,
expects to leave Washington the
day the Senate recesses to join Mrs.
Gooding in their home in the West.
Mrs Gooding has been in Idaho for
several months. The senior Senator
from Idaho, Senator William Borah,
expects to remain in the city so
that he may follow more closely the
plans for the disarmament confer
ence in which he Is so much inter-
ested. Mrs. Borah returned just re-
Gently from a visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell. in
the West, and is busy getting ready
for the fall.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur Capper. of
Kansas, will go to their home in
Topeka upon the adjournment of
the Senate. Senator and Mrs. Tras-
ker eddie. of. Nevada. will motor in
New England. Others are making
tentative plans for short trips to the
seashore or mountains with the
hope of escaping Washington's last
few weeks of hot weather.
The Vice President and Mrs. Cool
idge have now decided to remain in
the North until the Senate cOnvcnes
again late in September. The fam
lily is now visiting at Plymouth, VT,
the Vice Presidents aged father
John Coolidge, after whom the old
est boy in the Coolidge family is
named. They will leave Plymouth
some time this week to return to
Swampscott where they have been
for several wekes the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Stearns
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SEVERAL IMPORTANT DINNERS
ON SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Last weeks social calendar wa,
marked by a number of small and
informal affairs. There were sew.
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SEVERAL IMPORTANT DINNERS
ON SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Last weeks social calendar was
marked by a number of small and
informal affairs. There were sew
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Miss Alice Harriette Wall and Mr..
William Lewis Brent, were united in
matrimony, last night in GAINESVILLE,
Tenn. The mutual devotion OF the
young couple was well-known to their
friends, but the announcement of
their wedding came as a complete
surprise. -
accompanied by Mrs. Oscar Bass,
Mr.. and Mrs. Feorge McReynolds, and
Messrs. Fred Northern and Henry
Alternately, Jr., the lovers motored to
GAINESVILLE, yesterday evening, os-
tensibly to attend frat dance given
at the Woman's Club. At midnight,
they left the dance and went to the
Hotel Montgomery, in tho parlors
of which the civil ceremony was i'm
pressively performed by Esquire Os-
borne with Mr.. McReynolds as best
man and the Others in the party as
attendants.
after returning to the Woman's
Club, where they were showered with
congratulations and good wishes, Mr..
and Mrs. Brent drove back to Hop
kinsville. They left this afternoon on
a honeymoon motor trip to Nashville
and other southern points"
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Mr.. and Mrs. McReynolds Assist

Mr.. and Mrs. McReynolds Assist
Cupid
The following account of roman
tic marriage appeared in the Hop
',insville (Ky.) New Era, recently,
and is of interest in Palatka owing
to the participation of Mr.. and Mrs.
George McReynolds whose marriage
was a brilliant event of the early
spring. Mrs. McReynolds being, be-
fore her marriage, Miss Kathleen
Hilburn, of this city. .'.'
"All society was agog today over
the happy and interesting news that
two of its most popular members,
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and Miss Helen Tilghman are spend
ing the weekend at st. Augustine
Beach.
Mrs. T. E. Mobley and children
Tom and Elsie, will leave on Friday
for the mountains of North Carolina
where they will spend the rest of the
summer, )eing joined later by Mr.
Mobley.
Miss Ella Woodruff left yester-
day for Starke, where she will spend
few days as the guest of Miss
Elizabeth Brownlee and Miss Mar
garet Long.
Grover Bauer has returned from
Waycross, Ga, where he was great
ly benefited by his stay in the hos
pital there.
DIR. and Mrs. G. L. Sipprell have
returned to their home at Florahome
after spending a week in Palatka.
Robert Hutchinson, of Jackson
vile, spent the latter part of the
week here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kennedy
are spending today at st. Augustine.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cato, of Sat-
suma, were visitors in Palatka yes
terday.
Claude Carnes, of Florahome, was
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lima mountains for a stay of several
weeks.
Miss Margaret Mann, who has
been attending the Bradley Poly
technic Institute, at Peoria, ILL.,, was
Inc guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mann,
here yesterday, en- route to her home
at Meanwhile, where she will spend
the summer. Miss Mann, who has
just completed her junior year at the
Bradley Institute, is well-known and
popular in Palatka, where she gradu-
ated from the Putnam High School,
three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Dineen and
children are spending this week END
in DeLand, as the guests of friends.
Miss Alice Pritty, who has been
spending a few days near East Pa
latka with friends, returned to her
home here last night.
Walter Minton, and son, George
returned from several days visit
to Miami yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henis Peterman
are visiting relatives in Columbus,
Ga.
"A. H. Selle is spending the week
end at Seabreeze with his family who
are summering there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Tilghman
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'
visitor in Palatka yesterday. j.,
Mrs. ]. Gale, 81 Georgetown,
spent Friday here as the guest of
Miss Sarah Bard. M ..-.r< lE# J
Mrs. McIlvaine will leave next
week for Rosewood, near Cedar Keys,
where she will spend some time with
her sister. # a n
-Edward Evans, of Detroit, is
spending some time in Palatka and
near by cities. @ x
Miss Helen Arthur returned to
her home yesterday after spending
the week at Florahome. III
Miss Helen de Montmollin left
yesterday for Ocean City, where she
will spend some time as the guest
of Miss Josephine Knight, who is
summering there.
John Cannon and L. D. Mcleod
were visitors here from Welka, yes
terday. q r
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Earnest, Miss
Leonora Earnest and Mrs. S. E.
Bailey, of Titusville left yesterday
for st. Augustine Beach, where they
will spend some time. II.
! I Mrs, Samuel Pincus and Mrs.
J. Wolfe and son will leave the first
of July for New York, and other nor
thern points for a stay of several
w. j., Campbell and Miss Lcda
Campbell, of Hastings, were in he
city, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Walter Hilliard,
Miss Sarah Harriette billiard and
Herbert Williams, of Jacksonville,
are enjoying motor trin to Tai a.
hassee. .. .
Miss Priscilla Hamm is spcrd-
ing the weekend at st. Augustine
Beach with Mr.. and Mrs. Warner T.
Hamm. .5
Mrs. R, E. Buddington and son,
Richard, will leave Tuesday for Now
York, where they will make their fu-
ture home.
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Among the out-of-tow guests
were Miss Lorene F. Fitzpatrick of
Jacksonville, Tenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Smith, Mrs. Eric Gellerstedt
and Mrs. Shea of Dothan, Ala, the
Misses Lucy and Bessie Milton of
Mariana, and Mrs. Weldon Henley,
of Palatka, Florida.
The foregoing will be of much in
terest in Palatka, where Miss Sim
mons has frequently visited asthe
of her sister, Mrs. Weldon Henley.
She is charming girl who made
many friends here.
Picnic and Shower for Miss Pierce.
Mrs. c. B. Carswell entertained the
Junior Philathea class of the Meth
odist church with a picnic at Silver
Lake Friday afternoon, compliment
ing Miss Claribel Pierce, member
of the class, whose marriage to Mr..
FAINT E. Farmer will be an event of
the coming week. Mrs. Carswell is
the teacher Ct the class.
: The party left town at five o'clock
and went to Silver Lake where they
enjoyed refreshing swim and after
wards, delightful picnic supper.
Miss Pierce was presented with a
lunch basket" and when she opened
it, found it to be filled with novel and
useful gifts from members Of the
class. This little shower was an en-
tire surprise to the guest-Of-honor.
Mrs. Carswells guests were: the
honoree, Miss Claribel Pierce and
Misses Mary Ruth Woodruff, Leona
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k-Simmons.

k-Simmons.
lie, June 24-The marriage
Marguerite Simmons, the
laughter Of Mr.. B. H. Sim
Graceville, to Mr.. Erwin
lick Of Jacksonville, Tenn,
y solemnized at high noon
June %, at the home of
5 brother and sister, DR..
". C. Box.
BE was artistically decorat-
profusion of cut flowers,
ferns. In the living room
ceremony was performed
heme Of green and white
Preceding the ceremony,
Gellerstedt sang Because"
ID by Mrs. H. G. Smith of
la.
e and groom entered alone
met before an improvised
:
Frns and shasta daisies by
er Oberilig, of Pensacola,
-med the ceremony.
ie was charmingly attired
of blue taffeta embroider-
and wore a hat of tan
immed with ostrich. Her
re pink roses and valley
er the ceremony a buffet
was served to the imme-
lies and intimate friends.
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
left for Birmingham and
fountain and will be at
+ July 4, at Jacksonville,
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Attention Boy Scouts.

Attention Boy Scouts.
A called meeting of the Boy Scouts
will be held at hall on River street
Tuesday night to prepare for the ex-
animation and test Thursday June 80.
This test will be held to award the
prizes to the most proficient scouts in
Che troop. The prizes will be held
for three months, when another con-
test will be held and prizes again
awarded. These prizes are the gifts
of the Rotary Club. Every Scout IS
requested to be present.
j. F. SAVELL, Scoutmaster.
Better and cheaper printing VII.
inhor saving devices at the News
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Episcopal Social.
Community Sing Tuesday.

The next Community Sing will be
held Tuesday evening on the Court
House lawn. This is the first sing
scheduled for some time and large
crowd is expected to turn out. The
sing will be called at $3.50 o'clock in
stead of eight at which time the 9TH
er sings have been called.
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Hagan, Lucy Stokes, Ella Woodruff,
Essie woodruff, Vivian Bond, Nell
Bond, Katherine Lattimer, Mildred
Uric, Jennie Pritchard, Grace Meigs,
Dorothy Meigs, Billie Sibert, Hazel
Benbow, Veola Benbow, Gertrude
Mayer, Helen Hilghman, Mildred
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren L.
Sleap, and Messrs. FAINT E. Farmer,
Archie Neck, Harrison Hickenlooper,
J. B. Sibert, Joe Holmes, Adolph
'Dressler and Harold Fogg.
Episcopal Social.
The Get-together Social of St.
Marks Episcopal church which was
postponed on account of the Country
Club opening will be held on DR..
Welch's lawn next Wednesday even
ing at o'clock.
Music, games and refreshments for
everybody, without charge. Every
Episcopalian is urged to be present
and bring a friend along. Every
thing is to be informal, everybody is
to speak to each other and
be happy.