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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-24
STROUD SOCIETY NOTES

Victor Vaughn OF oklahoma City
spent the week end with his par
cnts and sister he:o.
j, s. Nicholson made busin ess
trip TO ~. Louis last week
Mrs. clint Bland and children OF
Gushing were guests few days OF
Mrs. Kate Rland.
Mrs. q. II. Shallenberger Of Bo-
lott, Wis. with her two sons, are
guests at the Hubble home.
Mr.. and Mrs. -. q. Dodds and
daughter. Marian. are enjoying an
outing nt sulphur.
Miss Lou Griffin who has been
visiting the Guin and Mcconnell
families for some weeks returned
to her home in Missouri on Thurs.
day
Connie Hester OF Tulsa spent IN,
week end in stroud. guest at the
Iattcrsor home.
Attorney John Davis and Mrs
Davis of Sapulpn were recent guests
at the beautiful country home ot
| Il. B. Garritt.
The Fats and Leans played thcii
second ball game OF the season Wed
ncsday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goff and daugh,
| ter are visiting relatives In Baxter
| Springs.
At the recent school election r
NJ. Evans was elected 10 succeed
! himself
G. ". Moss attended n stockhold
| ers meeting In St Louis last week
Mrs oscar Pressen and daugh
| tcrs drove TO Chandler Saturday anC
I attended Chautauqua and Mr. Pres
/ sen returned home with them fol
/ the Weekend.
A very beautiful party was givrT
/ on M1pday night for Roberta
/ Frounk OF st. Louis by her hostcs!
Miss Maymo Haynes
/ on Tuesday evening the friends o
/ Dr. Galloway gathered At his home
. to celebrate his birthday.
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and tho writer believe. the ladies
mldr good
Mis- N NJ Gaty and duurnt,u
uorofn, I,u fnr mot. homo iu pnI
las T,Nus saturday morning att,r
s,vcra. days visit win hcr sist,..
M.- T W. EoItrts and family Mt-.
kon,rts and dtuphtcr. Ruth. accom-
panied them as far ~ MUSK oE,c
Wn,t, fu,y viii visit with her moth.
D- Mr4 u T. nanINtud friends
Nir ANA Mrs Frauh Eur,hurt &C..
turned Thursday evening from "a u"
urhim trim Through Missouri and
kJusps
Mr. aud Mia IT, l.. Moumcr aud
NIrht,r phylua. ut Joplin. Me,
spent th. week ,ud with her ptr
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JIlNkS.

Mrs. Floyd Miller and children
are spending the week at Gage.
where they were called by the III
noss OF Mrs. Miller's father.
Miss Dora Engle entertained her
Sunday school class with a pleasant
outing last Sunday afternoon at a
pisturesque spot on the Frailey
farm.
The ladies OF the Aid society OF
tho NJ. f.. church entertained their
husbands and a few friends with a
social evening on the lawn AT the
home of Mr. and Mrs. 4. j. Spicrs
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Posey Short Of
Tulsa. and Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Lcnox
OF RethFork, we're Sunday guests At
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Brown.
Miss Margaret Neville returned
last Saturday from a five weeks
visit with friends and relatives at
Fort Smith and Mulberry. Ark.
Misses juno Price and Fay Tai
mage are home from summer nor
mai at Edmond for the vacation pc
riod.
Mrs. Tilford Roberts and children
expected 10 make an extended visit
to relatives.
Mr.. Jack Moore left Monday for
points In ohio, where he will spend
his vacation visiting old friends.
Mrs. T., A. Moss has returned
from a brief visit with her sister at
Skiatook.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Hamcr an
nounce the birth of a daughter last
! Thursday.
| Ralph Phillips left Monday for
! Drcxel, Mo, TO attend the bedside
OF his father, who is seriously III.
! Messrs. Luther Bolton, Harvey
and George Gates are spending the
week enjoying IA fishing trip on the
Arkansas river near Mulberry.
Mr.. Jean Harris of Broken Ar
row is guest at the home Of his
uncle. Or. Harris, this week.
/ Miss Ellen Long Of Romano was
the guest OF jerks friends during
/ the past week.
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been Instructor ia economies and
accounting at Columbia university
Tor the past two years. lie will take
an associate professionally of eco.
nomics at Michigan Agricultural col
lego at Lansing this winter
Mis-. W. u. Frdutz. Who has been
al sauitarium near Chicago for
several months Is expected home
sunday. She Is very much improved
In health.
Nj. and Mrs. s. Il Evans and son,
Wilfrcd. left this wcch for Denver
ana will go from there to Estes Park
where they viii hc the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs Frank f'rantz. Mrs.
l.. Whtsou and daughters, Misses
ltuiH and Virginia are already
there
Mrs j. H. Ferguson. MIR and Mrs
Donald Ferguson and Miss Pauline
kcly returned overland from Col.
orddo where they had been for "A
TWO weeks vacation trip.
Tho public was asked to a mus
ical recital of students at Phillips
university this week. Those on the
program were Misse-. paula Roberts
Lucille Hahcock, jeanette Parks
Trossa llottzier, opal Frank. Lottic
settle, Nora Hess. Katherine Rhodes
Martha Lincoln. Cora Erwin. Lucy
Downs aud Mrs. Jefirics and George
Horne.
Miss Fern Mckay entertained at
dinner Thursday for her sister, Mrs
G. c. Oster and Mr.. Oster Of Okla.
hon,a City.
Mra. I'D, Whybrow matron at the
swimming pool, gave a swlmmins
party to- the nurses at the Spring,
Sanitarium on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Carl Williams of the Luther.
Green apartments, delightfully."- enter.
taincd tho Amity Card club thi,
week with "A bridge luncheon OF
the porch, whore her decorations o'
nasturtiums and other midsum mot
flowers, were beautifully arranged
| There were n number OF spccia
guests Mrs. 4. y. Heaney held tor
score for the guests, and Miss Fran
oos Goltry for the club members
Complimentary 20 Miss Glady,
Williams who leaves with hor par
cnts for their new home in Wichita
Kansas. Miss Dorothy Hitchcock
gave an informal party TO a number
OF their mutual friends. on Satur
day evening tho office force OF th'
Alton Mercantile company held &
| picnic at the park in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Il Bacr. Misse'
Ronham, smith and Mr, Carter are
spending the weekend at Drury
camping.
Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Field and Mis-,
Mava Field and O. J. Mathis spen
several days at Drury this week
fishing
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STATE SOCIETY

tives and friends ia various locali-
ties in ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. CARROT and
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown left
yesterday for the Long Bell Camp
at Drury. Kan. whore they will
spend "A vacation period OF two
weeks.
Judge Louthan left yesterday for
CalitornA accompanied 10y Mrs.
Louthau and daughter They will re-
turn about september LIST
Mrs. Il. j. Clark spent the week
in Pawhuska -f-st week
j.. H. Wentz returned Tuesday
from Cleveland, ohio, whore he went
to attend the funeral of Mrs. John
McCaskey who was killed In motor
accident last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cling and son
motored to Florence. Kan. for a
visit last week.
The Misses Helen, Josephine and
Laura Gcrmain suffered ptomaine
poisoning Wednesday after eating
shrimp salad. They are very much
bettor and In no danger.
Miss Francis Doepel and sister
Miss Esther left Wednesday nigh,
for visit In Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Fountain
are at home from their honeymoon
trip.
Carl @. Lund is In Colorado where
he will spend a few days vacation
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. llandley and
daughter Miss Beth entertained Miss
stella Beaver Of wichita yesterday
Miss Stella Delaplain entertained
with swimming part at the Nata'
torium Wednesday night when her
guests were Virginia Naltcrhouse
BerniCc Stacy, Maxine Van Wrinkle
Katherine pcnoya, Alta Doolin, and
Clifton Barrett. After enjoying the
swimming the party were treated
to refresh ments at the Mcdowell 4
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SAND SPRINGS.

,,-. tr,-ence AtchIson returned
-. r-om a three weeks visit In
san Antonio.
A.. and Mrs Neal Packard and
s.. Donald will leave this
. n'. for Appleton, Wis. for a va
cation trip
,,., p,s3r Of McAlcster is spend
,yrck with Miss Blanche
,,.s W = Hall and Miss Adair
So. ..n. 90 Garnctt, Kan. for
1s. V.,h friends,
A.. + p Lannon and daughter
r,.r.., lett Friday for Pueblo
at.r. ,hcy will spend the remain
der uf 'he summer
pr d. Vi. stricken Of Tonkeya
..,. several days last week sith
Nh. S.u.klru families -,
V,s - II. Walter IL quite i'll.
NJ a.i Mn " f. Milton of Elk
c.,, s,I guests OF their daughter,
Mr.. Harold stewart.
,frs ~ j. Whalcn OF Blgheart,
,,,ru.ry " sand Springs, was the
rruos. af friends here last week.
u.fy Evans. the little son of Mr.,
srd Mr. q. G. Evans, who has been
srrIously ill is improving.
Miss Blanche Harvey expects 10
Isaye N, last Of the week for a va
,,tion NIP TO Hastings Neb
dr. G,lvin Of cedar Rapids, Towa,
has been called as pastor OF the
community church, and with his
family viii arrive the first OF Sep
t,Whcr
DR. Reid Burrows has gone 10
3. h Al ttfilI hn n a "a a
The FIRST Pres bytcrian church.
Miss Florence Boyle of Belleville,
III. who has be~n visiting Mrs. Wyl-
tert Brown and daughter. Dorothy
lane and Miss Mae league of Fort
Worth returned home Saturday aft
er a ten days visit with their aunt.
Mrs. j. L. Rcnncr,
Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ. McFall have
returned from an overland trip 70
Montana. where they spent two
months
paul Partridge is i'll at the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A
Partridge
The Frances Gordon missionary
toc!ety If the community church is
planning picnic for the members
adheren's and friends.
Miss Katherine Bayer returned 10
her home Tuesday.
The funeral services for Judge
FL Got'ry. who died Friday. were
held Monday afternoon and were
in charge Of the grand lodge of the
knights Of Pythias.
Mr.. an Mrs. T. c. Hubbard and
children left Wednesday for Osh-
kosh Wis Mr. Hubbard will re-
turn in a few weeks, and Mrs. Hub
bard and the children will remain
until October
Mr.. and Ms. George w. Davidson
chapcr1ucd q party of young people
who enjoyed a picnic at Red Fork
Thursday. The party was given In
honor Of the birthday anniversary
Of Mrs Davidson's sister, Miss
Louis Chapman.
Mrs Gordon Morris of Mounds
spent Sunday ana Monday with her
mother Mrs. G. l.. Heath.
Ed A Page will spend the week.
end with his family. who are In
SLOAN Springs for the summer.
Mrs. Everett is i'll at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Nat B. White
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Y INIlN


TUESDAY evening 4! friends OF
Mrs =. VI Fowler, Tor rm'tN Ml'''
NV ~. ~ '"l' S,,,l'ilv, '' & ~ w." ",. ,n,
49, .'',,',,,, .,,,.,,or rrc ,ursts
,,'. ,,s.,., ,, .i,ii,lrrr ana ,l,vrd
hnya' and rirIa' games ON the lawn.
The pifts. loaded on a small wagon.
werc pIcscuted To Mrs. Fowler In
,br hnuar lntc iu the evening. 4
large white cake was cut by Mrs.
Fowler suudcr "A wedding bell OF
vhIto tuIIc and sweet peas. and
served with Ice cream. Out-of-town
rtic.ts were Misses Audrey TAYLOR
and Eua Korthaso OF tulsa. Miss
Ecss Succd of Muskogcc. and Miss
Gracc Dinl Of Pryor.
rho marriage Of Miss Gertrude
Bradrn ana Mr. otto Archer was
snIrmnizrJ Tuosday evening Ivy Rev.
J. ". HODGES of the Baptist church.
The nrwIvwcds viii ho at home to
their many friends at 800 North
Miller street.
Mrs. W. T.. Gatcwood returned
TN, week from Pryor where she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. :. u.
samuel
Mrs. q. w, Hughes and daughter.
Emily. Of paWurc Okla. and Mir.
and Mrs. q. r.. R,ddlc and children
of Imll. Texas. ARE the guests Of
MIR ana Mrs Ed I'M.
~. - "a s,,,,,ot ,,,a >,tsa No
,.,n S,,,,u,i ,,n y,s'ting his vr,k
,,,,gpm,',,'
." ~
mr. ana MIS- a. /, 'o'or'h IN
n'uh,r tn' marriage oi th,,'
/ daughter Lu!a h'l', 10 MT .; y
Melton "I IuISh ltat Sunuay' M,
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\ director, vho has "A reputation
for hcins rather harsh and over
hearing In has methods WAS giving
his leading man n tongue lnshing
that fairly turned tho atmosphere
blue ThroLrh 10 an, however, the
victim leaned gracefully against
the wall and smiled happily
"Mhat tho deuce are you grim
ming about h1rkrd tho director.
"Du you like to hc cursodT",
why, ycs. | rnthcr enjoy IT,"
rhurklcd the actor. at recalls the
good old day, you know, when l
played Uncle Tom and was beaten
10 death every night by simon Lo-
grpp "
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ENID, OKLA.

Miss Geneva Gregg and Mr.. Victor
V. Naught, both of this city, were
married at the home of Rev. A q.
Smith, Saturday Misses GLADYS VIII
son and Ruth Mcdonald and Messrs,
G.. A ~. Clair and Lawrence Irving
were attendants.
A number of maids and matrons
have engaged the swim ming pool
for the early hours on Thursday
each week and will enjoy parties
during tho summer,
Norman Barnes. who has been a
guest at the home Of DR.. i. \. Smith
will visit with his mother In WiCh-
ita until fan when he will 90 10
Michigan to attend school this win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs, W J. often an
nounce the birth of a daughter who
arrived on Monday.
Mr.. and Ms ROY Pratt OF Wich-
tia. KAN are visiting friends In
Enid.
Mcssrs. and Mcsdamcs Turnas
Wren, Williams and Field motorcd
To the Hodgdcn farm sunday enjoy
ing a picnic dinner.
Miss olive Curtis entertained the
Ta-Ta- -Pochan Campfr" girls We'd
ncsday evening with kid party
Most Of the girls brought their dolls
and gG/ncs were played ala Kid days
They earned money enough this last
winter to take them for two weeks
camping trip and they plan To -
sometime in August.
Miss Joyce Hamm. who for th'
past four years has been secretary
10 the president Of Uriuus college
at Collcgcville, Pa, is hom. VISITING
her parents.
Professor ana Mrs Truman Hornol
~ Sew york city Rro visiting Mr.
and Mrs Harry W Horucr, Mr.. llor'
ner'a parents Professor Ilornor has
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PONCA CITY, OKLA.

Mayor Harry tragln underwent
an operation at the Ponca City hos
p'al Thursday morning and is re-
ported TO be doing nicely.
Miss Lcona Jeffrey, manager of
The Barnes Millinery department, is
u Excelsior Springs, Mo, on "a va
cation. Before returning she will
visit no eastern markets.
Don Moore left early Wednesday
morning for a motor trip to his
home In schenectady, y. Y, for n
months visit with relatives and
friends
nrwne Savage was Kaw City
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Il. T.. Anderson underwent
an operation for appendicitis Tues
day morning and is now improving
rapidly
Mrs. V. V. sils is in Fort Dodge,
Ia, "nero she will remain two weeks
visiting home folks.
Mrs. q. kothe returned from n
N''i' 10 Wichita, Tuesday evening ac-
,,,mptn."d by her brother, Martin
".I",mauch, who. will spend sew
eraI days visiting in the city.
\ quiet wedding took place in
Guthrie Monday afternoon. the con-
Ia''ing parties being Miss Lennie
com and Ncal Stanley. Miss Cobb
F Ponon City girl the daughter
oI w. q. Cobb Of h.. Chestnut street,
en' mas been practically reared here
."'.' Ir stanley is a son Of NJ. O.
,'h''V TIL" newly weds will be at
mono ~ their friends at 30 East
oklahoma avenue.
Miss Ruth Nalterhousc arrived
h9W' Tucaday fron Tampico, y. NJ,
N,t''' sh" has hcon in the employ
., an "l company and held a very
Responsible position She expects to
s."Ni few weeks with her mother,
~ w. Na!:cghouSc, S.foN Tc-
'HrT'nF 'o McNico.
representative crowd Of people
ron l"1"a city accompanied the
W'Wh'r - the chamber Of COW
morre and tho hand 70 summit
,t' tuesday night whore tho
T hand CAV" a concert. Delicious ice
.+NN ana cake were served by the
''n'-' members after the concert
''S o. Seeds and Mrs. T.. T.
.' .S.1 had as their guest for scv-
HaFr Mrs Walter Thomas of
dS"'nf who returned home Tues
Mrs r. l.. Cannon and daughter
". 70 os'S ~ Mrs. CannOn's pnr.
Mr and Mrs II. w. Key, l2G
N. Third street.
' A'd Mrs. X T.. Moon and tive
rs WI" have been visiting in
city for several days have rc,
r''f.'d 20 their homo in Oklahoma
,..M,. la poarch Of oklahoma CITY
- ,.i'tArv of the Hardware ant
tL.n"''n' Dealers association has
D., "" Guest Of Clarence Owon'
IL ''" days. We was accompanied
F ms Young son.
.'''7 .uih Prctt is in Ia Juuta
pot where she Is visiting Mis-
tones for n brief period
~ Id','e Dunlap accompanied he
ND ard will attend schoo
BOULDER next term.
~ stella Peruvian left las
80 inr Chicago where she exnect
,.i''h1 some time in the study O
49,. completing Mt this time suf
WORK 10 give her n degree
4. - ana Mrs. Stanley Zeigler an
Z ,h'u'' tho birth of daughtc
W 'n'y have named Esther Mac
-'N " G. Mulrov Is in Topeka
,Nt,n who're she was called 10 nj
hay. ~" funeral or her mother VIII
nS'H away In that city last week
s,. MHlroy will probably remall
another week
To-" Rachael Myatt has returne
'' 'acation trip spent with rcla
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The civic league met Tuesday at
the Christian church at regular
business meeting. The library COM
mittcc submitted the plans and
estimates Of library and restroom.
It being decided by vote OF ma
jority to let contract for material to
"A local lumber company. as they
had been generous and had aided
the league In past ventures.
The Wynona chapter uf .. T.. q
| met Monday night, there being ais
candidates for initiation. Past Ma
| tron and Patron Clark of Dcwri
! chapter being visitors were asked I,
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r.. Estcs and family returned Sum
dav evening from u fishing trip
northwest Of Tawhuska.
MIR and Mrs. George Autry mo-
torcd to Collinsvillc Tuesday whore
the former was called on business.
Nr. and Mrs. Robert Buchcr an
nouure the birth OF "A son Tuesday
July 10.
t.. H. Richards was business
visitor to yale saturday.
Tho christian Ladies' clrclo met
at the homo NJ Mrs. y. 9. Chris
man. The ccrcttry having resigned,
Mrs Dunlap was chosen secretary.
After short business session ice
,trtm ana ,ako was served by the
hu8tctH,
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William. left Nond,y morning for
Parsons, Kan. or ID two weeks. visit
with relatives and friends.
MIR ana Mrs. j.. Fc.rra and MIR
and Mrs. j H. whit and 4 uumhvr
OIL others nave returned from i'ir
'o SpaNinh". Ih'y report tho tim"
Wen spent
mI' IVA, mon 'I Tong l~'ne' NO,
ana T"uhi,''.' s',n,i, w. '''''N '''' '''V !"
~ 80, .a 't,'',,.t, ,,..... ,.
day night for FYasstaff Nril. and
| from there viii ~ ON tn nnluts tu
California to spend the remainder
Of the summer months
Miss NclI.c Mprrc went to ~
/ Thursday for a visit with nor sI.trI-
Ncta, who Is attending rhilips uul.
Vcrsity al that place during nm, sum
mcr term
Mr. and Mrs \. = Carter uf Enid
spent Sunda, aud Monday u the
city. being en- route to Indiana for "a
visit to relative. They hnNc. a llrp,
circl, Of friends In CIarcmorc
Dr. and Mrs If. Il. Kaho and son
! Howard returned 1u,,d,v r,rnirit
from a visit with th,ir dattghtrr
/ Mrs. Guntcr DurkWorth at SIlotm
/ Springs, Ark.
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t,'I.I,.,h -" t, u" rIV.
iting h.r hrn,har u, %,r,,a, ~
/ - -, So '''' '''"'' W.
'"' Hhn'N ""''t Snip
Mrs. W. e Wore ana Mrs. q. J..
heardeh notor'd |" Grove Sltui dal
morning ior ieW daSS Visit W'th
| friends.
Miss Grace 50 lcs, who has been
/ xyia Ia. ~ e.. .t..f
in her old home In Warrcnshuro.
Aio.
Ntrs rIlii,, Sb!n,c,. and Nrs t,,,l
Austin nrr snrnJtn,, mo ,scrI I, mi.
llhoma CIV Win Friends
Mra a - Nnutgnr,.,, -, On
Iona No il. IL, ~ ~, 80, ~, rv
ltendeS v,si, ,o r,i,ttvcs ,rd fri,rds
Mrs A r. Davidson ana ,hildrrn
have returned tn their horn. I'm
Kcota after n very pIcas,nt vlsit I,
her sister, Mrs "a WIIl,nm, ''' "
Mrs Allen ana childr.n of
Nowata who have boen visiting N,rs
Miss Mildred Morrison r,tlirncd 70
her home in Tulsa sunday evening,
after snondlur tho week -cnd in tho
city with MIR and Mrs. Harry Hates.
| Mrs mi, Helm spcnt SUNDAY i'm
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ELKTON PARSON EXPELLED
Rev. r. t. Western Will Stop '"Traf-
ticking In Marriages"

Rev. DR.. Robert Watt, district su-
perintendent, and Rev. Zack Wells,
pastor of Wesley M. E. Church, went
to Elkton, Md, Friday morning to
consult with communicates of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, regard
ing R. I. Western, a former Metho-
dist Episcopal clergyman, who was
expelled from the ministry, following
a public trial at Mt. Salem Church, in
Wilmington on Tuesday evening of
last week, having been found guilty
of trafficking in marriage and other
wise violating his ordination VOWS.
Mr.. Western, who defied the author
ity of the church, it is charged even
after he had been stripped of his min
isterial authority, has now decided to
abandon this course and will not mar
ry any more couples, he says, until
after his appeal, which he expects to
make to the Wilmington NJ. E. Con-
ference, is heard.
His decision to do this was not made
it is understood, until after he had
been notified by States Attorney War
burton of Elkton that any marriage
that he might perform now would be
invalid, until his standing as a clergy
man had been cleared by the church
that ordained him.
Kirk Brown, of Elkton, attorney for
Mr.. Westren, said that, though he had
not seen his client for several days
he understood that he had decided Il
discontinue performing marriage cere-
monies. Asked whether the deposeC
minister would surrender his ordina.
ton papers, he expressed the belief
that he would, though he said he un-
derstood his client contemplated tax
ing an appeal from the verdict OF the
ecclesiastical jury.