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ORDINANCE No. 81.
BY ]. B. Turnley.J

By ]. B. Turnley.]
Section 1. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen of the town Of
Plain Dealing. in regular session con-
yened, That in compliance with Act
No. 11S of the General Assembly Of
I Louisiana Of 1904. the following per-
sons be and they are hereby declared
Migrants and shall be punished as such
as provided further in this act.
All persons who have no visible em-
ployment and who ike by their wits
and without visible means to maintain
themselves. All persons wandering
abroad and lodging In groceries, tav-
erns, barrel houses, bar-rooms, market
places or houses, Sheds barns and out
houses, uninhabited buildings, railroad
or street cars, steamboats,, or other
water craft, public buildings, on the
open air. n
All persons wandering about and
begging, or who 60 about from door to
door, or place themselves in the streets,
highways. passages, alleys, or other
places to beg or receive allns all
tranps. all female street walkers. all
hahitual drunkards. all persons able to
work who have no work or occupation
and who live on the wages Of their
minor children or wives. and all per-
sons who live by begging, gambling,
stealing or trading in stolen goods are
hereby declared vagrants under the
terms Of this act and liable to fine and
Imprisonment as such.
Sec. g Be it Orddined, etc. That any
person found guilty of vagra1lcy such
.as described in section 1 of this act,
shall be punished by a fine Of not, less
than s.. nor more than $25 and all
cost, and in default OF payment Of said
fine and all cost shall he imprisoned lii
the town jail for a period not exceed
Ing thirty days, or both, in the discre-
tion of the Mayor.
Sec. 8. BE 1t further ordained, etc,
That all laws or parts OF laws In con-
| fiict herewith, or on the same matter,
be and they are hereby repealed.
Enacted and signed this, January 10,
1921. j. e. WALKER, Mayor.
j. s. sNUcKOLLs,, Secretary. 1921
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Lakeport Locals.

Monday. Jan. 17.-News is rather
scarce at this writing.
The local school seems to be doing
nicely.
Miss Sylvia Cobb spent the weekend
at home.
Misses Addra and Doshie Brockman
spent last weekend at home.
The river is pretty full. Everybody
is in hopes It won't rise much higher.
The Ida High School pupils Of this
community, spent the weekend at
home.
Little Bea Pittman spent Saturday
and yesterday with her grandmother,
Mrs. Markham
Mr.. Charles Hewitt, Of Shreveport,
and his neither and brother, Of Mira,
spent few days Of last week with
Mrs. Hewitt's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clements. PATTY. 4
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pLAIN DEALING
|ocAL AND PERSONAL.

u 1dhn Adair was ~ business Wis
|3! ES hsrp last Friday and Saturday.
a. and Mrs. Charles Wimbish
E aItflp son spent the past weekend
/ m III. R. $. Doles.
s,r and Mrs. Allen Roach had as
- eud visitor their daughter, Mrs.
a 3 punpire, of Shreveport.
II. and Mrs. Rob Curry and little
s.ia of Shreveport. came in last
.s,,ay night to spend Sunday with
$. Gray.
IL Leonard McGaughey is at
from Eldorado, Ark, where he
q. beeu, at work in the oil fields. He
Ess.s sba misfortune to injure his leg
s..x 4, At home to recuperate.
M Matte Adair left this week
shreveport to visit her daughter,
: = a W. Adams, and to see her new
ss.ddaugllter. born last week. Miss
sss,,Ie Johnston will be with Mrs.
I t.,lIie Brown during her absence.
REV u &. Materne left last week
Z, Now Orleans for three weeks
.,,rsa Il the Baptist College. The cor
sopdent was told that he and six
shs, ministers are being given this
J. q snrss hy the Mansfield Baptist Church,
friends who knew Mr.. Cleve Love
saer NJ was at work on the Scoville-
istDss veil here will be interested to
1900 tSat an offer of a million dollars
III holdings has been refused by
IA Il5Se Oil and Gas Company, OF
slith UaDpany Mr.. Love is a nensber.
)s Monday night thieves knocked
s. = - out of the back door Of the
- Company store and entered, TAX
les, hats, silk shirts and other
ff1ndise. besides opening the cash
from which they got about
II dhey also entered DIR. Lyons drug
but as there was nothing in the
Sgister. it is not known that any
Kas stolen, except grape juice
1lndE. Detectives are at work on
~ 1ses, hut SO far the clews are
xI7 15 However, they have taken fin
Ints and are trying to get other
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Ring Repartee.

All shual does pity you.' said a COL
iorei pngilist to his opponent as they
squared of. All was boha wild boxin'
gloves ON.
g Maybe you was" " retorted the other,
and ah reckon you're goin' to die de
same way."B Boston Transcript.
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sHERIFFss SALE.

oA4GIlkAC = . S<AlIIL
Al. NurU Us. JET G. Wilson. No. 1857.
IN Second District Court, Booster
Parish, LOssisidnG.
BIZ virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale,
from the Honorable See0nd District
Court OF Bossier Parish, Louisiana, in
the above numbered and entitled cause,
l have seized, and will sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law,
and without the benefit Of appraise-
ment, at the principal front door Of the
Court House of Bossier Parish, Louis
lana, during the legal hours of sale, on
Saturday, February 26, 1921, the fol-
lowing described property, tO-wit:
Lots I and 4 In section 2, township
16, range IL; lots 5, 8 and 8 lii section
80, and the southwest quarter of south
west quarter Of section 36, township
IL, range II, and lot 3 In section 35,
according to the Alexander and Davies
survey Of Hogskin Lake, in township
IL, range ~, less that part Of lot S i'm
section 35 sold to H. II. Skailnal, and
less rightofway OF VI, S. and p. Rail-
road over lots 8 and o Of section IS,
township II, range II, containing in
all 29S acres, more or less, with all
ona .ne,rr a :. tI,a 5 r,.,, nnsaon'
ta+ian @ 80 awna,at - ~ ha,r p.a ~ .a..
.iraadr = r .n. a.r,at I-A ~ nai n1..s.x flsn's
- sisa 49, om 80 i.,ac, ~ 6, ,...,.a : MILL. ..a..,
Tda ~ o.ra u, uaSn 1..s,.s MI lne seu
ana h,aeh @ ~ mar ,,oasc ,r,,, ,nu naip ne.
,,,.s h1a.,. 9. LUZ . - .lseoll,
Sro,rn ,s1r, 80 . 20 Iss., o.,s
bla..E h-,rsa - ,sass Is .'ls uIe
,,,sa ] ,e,,,cd ] I,,,s,d, !. o ~ III, nolss
-S +i,,.ao rssI,S ~ 49,. .,,,, vne - Mnson:
10 rIa,, Ao,s =; = nus W. ~ sMo Io,is ol
4,aa -. s.l.s., 81, Masons,
st.,.I he s,saa ~ Ing Ws' lMo
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Pleasant Hill.

Monday, Jan. 17.-Welcome sunshine
after so many dreary days last week.
Mesdalnes j. d. Gleason and @. F..
Boyd, jr.. We're pleasant guests Of Mrs.
B. +. Gleason yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Allie DeMoss, carrier on route
three, has a fifteen-day vacation and is
visiting his father, Mr.. A. J. DeMoss.
Mr.. I. A. Gleason and family and
Mrs Beulah Dennis were pleasant
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Gleason
yesterday.
Mr.. b. F.Gleason left Monday after
noon of last week for Keo, Ark. to ae-
cept the position there of relief rail-
road agent for a few weeks.
Mr.IA J. DeAioss and daughter, Miss
Mattie. were pleasant guests at the
home of Mr.. Emmette DeAIoss yester-
day. ALT.
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Csrterville.

Tuesday, Jan. is. Mr., Allen Far
rington made business trip to Plain
Dealing last Friday.
Mrs. Joseph coyington and baby are
on the puny list.
Several friends Of the family attended
Mr.. John Stratton's, funeral Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam May and son, YER
non, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. A. Harrington.
Mrs Lorena Green, of Shiloh. was a
pleasant visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ]. Robertson yesterday.
Mr.. Reuben coyle, Of Shiloh. was a
pleasant visitor at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Dodson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Holland land
the twins) visited Mr. and Mrs. G. w.
May Sunday. PET.
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Wanted -one more good Subscriber
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Dinners Are to Precede
Union Settlement Bali

Mrs. Francis L. Hine, Mrs. Reginald
Barclay, Mrs. A. Henry Mosle, Mrs.
Lynford McC Dickinson, Mrs. julius F.
Workum, Mrs. W. Z. S. Griswold and
Mrs. Mnturn Post Collins are among
those who will give dinners preceding
the Union Settlement ball Friday. Mrs.
Henry Pomeroy Dawson is chairman
of the bali; Miss Annie Burr Auchin-
Gloss. chairman of the committee of
debutantes; Mrs. James Rockwell Shelf
field, honorary treasurer, and Mrs.
Frederick ". Moss, treasurer. Mrs.
Reginald Barclay is chairman Of the
board OF managers of the women's aux
iliary. and Mrs. James Rockwell Shelf
field president. Among the patron
esscs are:
Mrs. William Jay Schieffelin, Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston. Mrs. Henry Fair
Mrs. John Henry Hammond, Mrs. Will
lam s. Edgar, Mrs. Herbert L. Satter-
lee, Mrs. Otto Kahn, Mrs. Edwin NJ
Bulkley, Mrs. Henry de Forest. Mrs
Edward Parish, Mrs. Albert Gallatin
Mrs. Arthur Scribner. Mrs. Jonathan
bulkley. Mrs. William Lanman Bull
Mrs. Darwin ?. Kingsley, Mrs. Cleve-
land H. Dodge Mrs. L. Parmalec Prem
tice, Mrs. Arthur Coppell. Mrs. Arthur
Curtiss James. Mrs. Elon Huntington
Hooker, Mrs. George W Perkins, Mrs
William l.. Hardness. Mrs. Alvin "
krech, Mrs. Henry L. Cook, Mrs. D.
Hunter McAlpin jr.. Mrs. Philip S
Franklin. Mrs. Ira Davenport and Mrs
Charles D. Norton.
Mrs Benjamin Tilton and sirs George
Legg have arranged ruiamaee sale.
to be held ali day Tuesday at 1876 Lex
ington Avenue. for the benefit OF the
American Committee for Devastated
Franco. Among the women assisting
Will be Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed
Mrs. Bertram Gocdhuc. Mrs. G. Allen
Peabody. Miss Abby Morrison. Miss
Peggy Shaw. Miss Doris Trevor, Miss
Julia Davenport, Miss Gladys Gilmore
and Miss Lillian Cotton. A number oi
women have agreed to deliver articles
10 the sales place tomorrow.
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among those who VIII take part IN
the dances are Miss Katharine Knapp,
Miss Geraldine McAlpin, Miss Betty
Merchant, Miss Dorothy Morrill,, Miss
Edith McCoon, Miss Virginia de Haven,
Miss Martha O.tley, Miss Louise Reick,
Miss Carolyn Ferrday, Miss Ruth Ma
nerrc, Miss Rita Boxer. Miss Victorine
Kellogg, Miss Mary Lincoln, Miss Helen
Trevor, Miss Mary Hurd, Miss Marie
La Marche, Miss Eleanor Landon, Miss
Katharine Hughes and Miss Elizabeth
Hyde.
The full cast follows:
Master .Leona I'd Botal. ........ Leonard Cox
Giles Boiscourticr. Valentine Z. Macy jr
Master Adam Funlinee Van n. Cartineil
Master Simon Colline ..Cyrn Butter
Master Jean Maugier Ro obertson L. Cleveland
Blind Fiddler ......... Emerson McMNl!n
Master Serain. Barry Underhil ir.
Catherine Leonard. Mrs. Herbert Grosbecli jr
Minedc la Bruire. Miss Currie Mathews
Mile. de la arandiec'e. Miss Dorothy Clapp
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Quickly Follow
Betr0thal Announcements
Among Engagements Made Known Are Those of
Miss Adelaide Keys to George t. Metcalfe
and of Miss E,nelyn Norton to Louis Hasbrouck

1919. He has been decorated Chevalier
of the Grown in Italy
The wedding will take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs Corwin Evans Sayer
OF Wcsttown, Orange County, N. Y,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Isabel, to DR.. William,
Wheeler Cox, of 27 South Fullerton
Avenue, Montclair.
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles N. Keyscr, of
Washington flights, have announced
The engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Viola Marie Kcyscr, to Walter A. Nc
Nichol, Of Brooklyn.
Miss Margaret Stryker Purdy. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Martin
dale Purdy, Of Short Hills, n. j., was
married last evening III Christ Church,
Short Hills, to Henry Berg jr.. son of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Berg, of South
Orange, BY the Rev. c. NJ. Douglas. A
reception was held at the Short Hills
Club. The bride was attended by Miss
Meeker, " Mss Beat Beatrice sackett. lssh'sn Miss s.,
Mildred Hunting, Miss Louise Callen-
der, the latter three of New York; Miss
Madeline Burkhardt, Miss Mildred Tor
ney and Mrs. Ogden r. Carter. William
Ii. Berg was best man for his brother,
and Herbert Belts, William Gellatly,
John j. Boyd, Ogden B. Carter, Charles
Berg, Elbridge Gerry Dudley. Edwin
Munson and Theodore NJ. Purdy. jr.,
brother Of the bride, were ushers.
Formal announcement has been made
Of the engagement Of Miss Ethel Col
her kenworthy, daughter of Thomas
kenworthy, of 1Oa West Eightieth
Street, to Woladja I. Hagelin, SON Of
X. W. lIagclin, of Stockholm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar J. Armstrong, of
Mineola. l.. l., have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Grace
Armstrong. to Prescott c. Albce,. son
Of MIR. and Mrs. Charles r.. Asbcc, Of
Hollis, L. |. Miss Armstrong is a grad
uate of Packer Institute and was act
iyely engaged in Rcd Cross work dur
ing the war.
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AIs- herman ). Murray was her sis
sers matron OF honor and the other
Attendants were Mrs 0. Carley Har-i-
nan, Mrs. Russell {. Tucker jr., Mrs.
spencer kennard. who took the place Of
Aaie. Andrea Geissar Celesia di Vs-
saasco; AEs. john Holmes Ballantine
Asa J. Horton Ijans, Mrs. Stanaopc
Nixon, Miss Marion TiFany. Miss
esrsrude Pardee and Miss Louise Y.
-'i1en- fses were al dressed alike IN
srsy -sce cser sa-in OF yellow orchid
ssaaes. -+ey wore hats 70 correspond
snd carried 'arge cluaters of yellow
orchids.
Wiifrid Wood .sved as sTr. Meany's
pest man. and the usL IS were George
"; Warren. brother OF TIE bride; Ber-
ssisg Sinclair, Martin b Saportas
saaEses Nicholas. Henry Ford, Josiah
Asey and Herman ). Murray.
mr. and Mrs. Neany, after their re-
UT froE1 their wedding trip, will live
y Iecarhurst, Long Island
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January Becomes Popular
As June as Bridal Month
Included in Weddings of Interest Yesterday Are
Those of Miss Enelia G.. Ros to Edward B. Towns
and of Miss Nargarts Warren to Shannon NIeany

Weddings yesterday Saturday April
to be the most popular months OF the
Edeand half
in the city, with Importance being
suburbs In town Miss Margaret R. Warren
Lord Meany Miss Edith Jafray William
Montague Miss Lmelia
Victoria Green to James McFadden Hays, Little
brandt to Frederick NJ
fh wedding Miss Warren, who daughter of
Charles Elliot Warren, Meany O'clock in St.
noas Church The performed
L. Sures and reception followed
vas her father,
pont lace Her lace veil held orange bios
SONS ard she orchids
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Entertainments for Charity
To Keep Society Folk Busy
Play and French Medieval Pageant for Benefit of
St Luke's Hospital, Union Settlement Ball and
Annual Pomeranian Show Among Week Events

Many entertainments of charitable which society
actively interested figure the social this
day night the Junior Auxiliary St Lues Hospital present
Man Who Married Dumb Wife, by Anatoe
Medieval
Union Settlement will
the annual Ponenlan show will take place the
Astoria the benefit
which for sick and injured of charge
Miss Henry has nterpoaed
period the twelfth thirteenth centuries connection with the
Auxiliary plav itself will
the There will cypsv dance
and gavoe
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Draper, Miss Josephine Quinn and Miss
Katherine Decker. They were all at
tired in quaint costumes of peach taf-
feta, trimmed with flowers in the pas
te! shades, and they wore taffeta Wat
teau hats to correspond They all car
RED bouquets of tea roses. ::
Milton Ferry served as hest man and
the ushers were Salvador. Ros, James
Cleaver, Herbert f. Taylor jr, Edwin
+. korkus, Elliot Cobb and Paul Kins-
ley.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Dr.. Duncan lodge Brown. who was
chaplain in the 2O5th Infantry, in
which the bridegroom served as a lieu
tenant overseas. A reception followed
at the home OF the brides parents.
After their honeymoon trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Towns Will live in Pelham.
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Joint Concert Arranged

The joint concert of the New York
Diet Kitchen Association and Maternity
Center Association to be given in the
large ballroom Of the Waldorf-Astoria
February 3, at II o'clock in the morn
ing, will give society an opportunity of
hearing three Of the noted artists of
the 1920-'2l season and aiding the
health activities of two of the foremost
welfare organizations Of the city,
Among those who have taken boxes
arc Mrs. Sumner Gerard, Mrs. Fred
crick r. Thompson, Mrs. Paul W. War
burg, Mrs. Edward Footc Dwight. Mrs.
Seth NJ. Milliken. Mrs. Clarence Bishop
Smith, Mrs. William D. Gaillard, Mrs.
Walter Cook. Mrs. John s. Rogers, Mrs.
Edward M. Cook. Mrs. Grace X. Rogers,
Miss Mary L.. Prnyn and MISS Louise
Barrows. Miss Florence Enston, r.
Robert Schmitz aid George Mcadcr
will be the soloists.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

Engagements continue to be an
nounced daily and in some cases are
followed almost Immediately by we'd
dirgs. Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson
Keys, of 375 Park Avenue, made formal
announcement yesterday Of the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Adelaide
Keys, to George T. Metcalfe, son of the
late j. G. Metcalfe and Mrs. Metcalfe,
OF Morristown, n. j., and Louisville
Ky. Mr.. Metcalfe is graduate of Yale
class rs. No date has been set for the
wedding.
Announcement is made by Mr.. aud
Mrs. j. Dudley Calhoun, Of Forest
Heights, New Rochelle, of the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Helen
Calhoun, to T. Arthur Johnson, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Johnson, Of 1908
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Another engagement just made known
is that of Miss Emelyn Norton, daughter
of Washington L. Norton, of Babylon,
l.. l., to Louis Hasbrouck. Mr.. Has
brouck is graduate of Yale and during
the war he was pilot in the air
service.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Alice Houston, Of
New York, to Mario L. luigi, of Lon
don and Rome. Miss Houston is a grad
uate OF the University of Kansas and
has for number of years made her
home in this city with her brother.
Robert Lockhart Houston. in Madison
Avenue. Mr.. luigi is civil engineer,
son Of Professor L.. Luiggi, of Rome, and
of the late Mrs. luigi, of Hibaldstow,
Lincolnshire, England He was cdu-
Gated in the universities of Cambridge
and of Rome. During the war he de-
signed and built one Of ltay's she'll forg-
ing plants and was on the staff of the
aviation service. He served as mem
Der of the IntcralIicd Economic Mis-
sons which visited this country in
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Father Of Bridegroom
OHcidtes at Wedu:ne

ans farr and Mr. Geer were married
1r1ce tnurch, also at O'Clock Miss
rA'f Ia daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. John
caH, oi IL West Tenth Street, and Mr..
~. 10 son OF the Rev. Or. William
nou.ag1e Geer, vicar emeritus of st.
i..as issas Caapei, Trinity Parish, and the
- ASsnerlne Throop Geer. The cere-
sas was performed by the bride
soonas father, assisted by the rector.
as key. Dr.. Charles Lewis Slattery,
u reception followed at the home
~. and Mrs. Farr.
..tHe bride, who was given away By
~ ia,ner, was in white satin, with
sa'ea sac wore tuile veil and carried
bouquet Of white orchidg and lilies
yne-ralisy. Miss Evelyn Scott was
Z Maio OF honor. ard she was dressed
cray chiffon md wore a black tu!le
~ Inc bridesmaids were Miss Ger
uuaae y. Ceer, Miss Marian II. Farr,
ss margaret L. Strong, Miss Philcna
rxa,ae, Alss Anne D. Farr and :.'iss
aoe.n y. Bartow, Of PHILADELPHIA,
=. isss three being cousins Of the
.se. They were dressed in turquoise
II shinon, wore brown tuile hats and
=, earned yellow roses.
Laos InEoop Gecr served as his
''~S1 man an3 me uHEcTE were
sneitor Farr. Lewis Coffin, Austin
entzomery. Sydney r. Henshaw, G..
aggn CreeH, Francis II. Geer, Gar
=. 1ser, Henry Pemberton Sturgis
- Louis A. Coffin jr.
NJ and Mrs. Geer will live at 25
Sash Aysnue.
1iss knelia 6. Ros. daughter Of Mr.
ws.Mrz. W. Mrz. Salvador u. Ros, Of 322 West
s,ssssssa Street, was married ut 4
ussx Yesterday afternoon IN All An
~ Church 70 Edward b. Towns, son
q, ~; - and Mrs. Charles y. Towns. Of
" vess ksghtieLh Street. The bride,
pas Siven away by her father, wore
sTn os white satin. trimmcd With
embroidered IN pearls, and from
u saeElders hurx long court train.
- sptSsiasred an pearls. TIE veil
~ sasir, arranged with a eoronet
soss point lace and wreath Of
a5xs oloEsons and pearls. She ear
- ~ shower bcuqpst of iilseA -of-ti1e-
s&y enA svtstpeMs.
szlss kms.i& Roz, ar aunt og tho
q ss VAS the maid Of honor, fbc vas
gown ~ French blue chiffon eni
1870 with erystai head, vIth
( Sss9 me wore nat Of Dlus chiffon
4;.xs cf1fn ef silver iaee. The brides
81 Here Miss Cara Eos. Miss Fiora
liss Lorise Moore, Miss Beatrice
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

1919. He has been decorated Chevalier
of the Crown in Italy.
The wedding will take place in June.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23

The marriage Of Miss Marion K. Lit
tiebrandt, daughter Of William +. Lit
tlcbrandt, Of the Hotel Buckingham, to
\ frederick NJ. Keator, of st. John, N. B.,
Canada, took place yesterday afternoon
at 1915 III the Church of the Transfigu-
ra alton.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-23
Miss Rena Y. Green Bride
OF James McFaddes HAYS

The wedding Of Miss Rena Victoria
Green, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Weld Ware, of Cambridge, Mass, to
James McF adden Hays, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert A. Hays, of Sewickley, Pa,
took place yesterday afternoon in the
Church of the Transdguration. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Joh. Ericsson and a reception followed
al the ,-.otel Bitmore. The bride was
attended By Miss Mary Reed Carter as
maid Of honor and by the following
bridesmaids: Miss Elizabeth F. Hays,
sister Of the bridegroom; Miss Ruth
Nichols. cousin OF the bride; Miss Mar
garet Aspinwall, Miss Katherine Acker,
Miss Margery Currie, Miss Jessie Hop
per and Miss Margaret McGarry.
George II. Barber. served as Mr..
Hayss best man and the /ushers were
David Ely Green, brother of the bride y;
George F. Benkhart, John w. Beatty jr.,
Richard Barthelme2s, j. Frederick Bart
lett Gellatly, j. Frederick Haworth jr.,
George d. Howell jr., John Lester Koch,
Robert Nevin Standish and Erdman
Standish.
The marriage of Miss Marion 4. Lit
tiebrandt, daughter Of William f. Lit
tlebrandt, Of the Hotel Buckingham, to
frederick NJ. Keator, Of st. John, N. B.,
Canada, took place yesterday afternoon
at 3:1o III the Church of the Transtigu-
ration.
One OF the most brilliant weddings
OF the new year took place yesterday
afternoon at o'clock in the First Pres
hyterian Church at Greenwich, Conn,
when Miss Marion Elise Carson, daugh-
ter OF the late Rev. DR.. Frank M. Car
son and Mrs. Carson, became the bride
Of Jacques Frazier Pryor. son of Mr..
and Mrs, Samuel r. Pryor, Of Field
Point Park, Greenwich. An uncle oil
the bride. the Rev. Dr.. Charles Stod-
da rd Lane, Of tho Hartford Theological
Seminary. officiatcd, assisted by the
Key. Dr. Franz A. Hoamer, pastor Of the
church Miss Margaret Tiieston Carson,
sister Of the bride, WAS maid os honor,
and the bridcssnaids were Miss Alice
Morgan Carson, another sister OF the
bride, and Miss Permclia Pryor, sister
Of the bridegroom.
The heat man and ushcrs were all
Yale men. which is the brdegrc Gin =
alma mater. Samuel T.. Pryor jr.,
brother Of the bridegroom, was best
snhn, and the ushcrs werc Frederick
Maurice Pryor, brother OF the bride
groom. Nelson G. Henger. Of Water
town. Conn; H. Kobinsoa Hyde, Of En-
glewood, n. d.; De Forest Van S)yck
Of New Haven, and Malcolm Oakes, OF
greenwich and New York.
le.lowinx The ceremony "A reception
was ,le'd at the home Of the bride in
HaneS avenue, Greenwieh