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FOR SALE-HOUSES

INC,
Phone Main 1923.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Price, $12, ,5O0-Ap excellent home, just put on
the market for q quick sale. This is n
two-story house. entirely detached, a
good sized lot; has hot-water heat, .lec-
trio lights. hardwood trim, slate roof: in
good condition, and there Is also q ga
rage. Possession and terms.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Price. s16.000-Detached property in at
tractive location close TO Conn. ave.
There are ten rooms and bath, sleeping
and breakfast porches and large nm
ished attic. The improvements are all
modern; 1t has been newly papered and
painted throughout and there is also
garage in a large. wooded back yard.
MT. PLEASANT.
Price, 80. .s50-Decidedly the best bargain on
the market in the neighborhood Of 18Th
and Monroe SITS. Three-story brick. hav-
ing large rooms ard bath, front and
plant, in good condition and has front
lawn and large hack yard TO paved alley.
Possession.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Price, SIC. Constituted in old Chevy Chase.
corner lot about 100 IT. square. First
door has beautiful living room, open
fireplace, center-entrance hall, dining
room. sun parlor, pantry and kitchen;
second floor has three bedrooms. bath
and sleeping porch. All improvements,
UP to the latest standard garage for two
cars. This is a bargain.
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BUNGALOW, $500 CASH
PAYMENT,

rooms, bath. hot-water heat. electricity,
front porch q feet wide; large living room.
8 windows; dining room, bay window;
kitchen, porcelain dnk. built-in cabinet.
one I4x14: large closet In hall; bath, all mod
ern; septic tank. 2nd noor, bedrooms
closets. Pireproof roof. High elevation; eI.
line runs past house; lot faces on streets;
about. 10000 50. IT. of ground: On Bon Air
ave. in Bon Air, Va. Wash. and Old Dom.
car line from 3sth and NJ SITS. only 1s min
utes to property, or Wash.-va. car line from
18th and Pa. ave: every 20 minutes to
II cents each way. Occupied by Mr.. Horner.
Mrs. Nalley's house.) Sale sign on property.
Price. $4.95O. Terms. $500 cash and $40 per
Will sell Immediately. Inspect at once.
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sIX.RooM FRAME, ~ BLOCKS FROM a
carr: price, $3.50 George 8. King, 2oOl
IieSale s1e. As.. ,Anaeostia. Il
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nc dltcIllIOli VI llISCSlOlS 10
called to these special apartment
house propositions.
Central Northwest, Facing Park.
department building; rents for s.. eo4 on
old basis; low operating cost and 4 steady
renter. Price. $4,000.
Mass. Ave. Near Lincoln Park.
apartment building. each with rooms and
bath. Old rents. $50 per month. Price. $1,000.
Near Weather Bureau. \
rh's is tvo-family apartment. each Of five
room. and bath; Rentals: saS per month;
Corner Apts., Col. Heights.
Two apartments Of i've and seven rooms and
bath; separate heating plants. cellar and large
ior-hes. Trust. 5000. 8 years. Reasonable
terms purchase price Of $3.50.
In every one of the above the amount of
casi. necessary is exceptionally small.
ALLAN Z. WALKER & CO.,
Inc,
Sales observation-disclosures.
NlNcyHtsssiA 81 AZ. 1aia-A2S>
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1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1923
STONE & FAIRFAX Realtors

RFAX, Realtors.
L SERVICE WITH RESULTS FOR 30 YEARS.
PRICE. 81. .OOO TAkOMA PARK. An attrac-
tive home OF the bungalow type. II has
eight rooms and bath; hot-water heat
and electric lights: open freplaces; shade
and large lawn; lot 60x23G; convenient
to Capitol Traction car line. Garage,
. cars.
PRICE. 81. .5O0-SEAR 7th AND X sTS. NE.
An attractive home of six rooms and
tiled bath; colonial front porch; hot
water heat; electric lights; hardwood
floors; splendid condition. Immediate
possession. Very reasonable terms.
PRICE, $11 .OO01HEvY CHASE. Eight rooms
and two baths; vapor heat; electric
lights; hardwood floors: fireplace;
screens and awnings; metal weather
strips. This home ID Of the eenter- ball
plan.
PRICE, 5,75o-NEAR 1st AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE. Two stories and cellar,
six rooms and bath; hot-wHteT heat:
guod condition. Owner-occupant viii
give possession. Gange.
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NJ "A, NCdllOl ,.
Price, s. WEST OF 18Th ST. AND
NORTH OF PARK ROAD. Nine rooms
and bath: excellent heating plant: elec-
tricity: house q feet wide. Occupied
by owner. who will give immediate pos
session.
Price. SIS. 75o-cLETEIAND PARK. A de-
tached home, containing ten spacious
ruoms and Two complete baths. hotwster
heat electricity. two large frepacrs
copper er-screened sleeping and breakfast
rorches; excellent condition; very large
lot
Price. 5000 OVERLOOKING LINCOLN
PARK. Very attractively located: six
rooms and bath possession will be given
Very easy terms acceptable
Price, $1,000 OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK PARK. beautiful eemi-de-
tached home. conta lining ten rooms and
two baths: has electric lights and hot
water heat. hardwood floors, awnings and
screens: built-in garage for two cars.
The owner is very anxious to sell and an
offer is earnestly solicited.
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L \
"AsK THE PEOPLE WHO KNOW U.s." RE!
PRICE. $S,J0o-OS THE HEIGHTS. close to
18th and Harvard SITS. real bargain.
NOW VACANT. Ten rooms 6 bed.
rooms) and bath: economical steam
, heating plant: ample garage space.
PRICE, $S.o0OINEAR 9th AND NORTH
CAROLINA AVE. Sc. A substantially
built home containing nine large rooms
and tiled bath: good beating plant; 4
freplaces; house in splendid coalition.
Terms.
PRICE 81, l2,5oo-ooLUMBIA HEIGHTS An
exceptionally 6ne home having SRht
well arranged rooms and tiled hoxno has
large colonial porch: hot-water heat:
electric lights; hardwood floors Thil
10 a home that surely will appeal te
you. See It today.
PRICE. S,50o-NEAR 14th AND NEWTON
STS. A very desirable home Of sI
rooms and hath: colonial porch: econ
omicsl heating plant: electric lights
deep lot to q 15ft. alley. Reasonable
terms.
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BARGAIN.
1851 Parkwood place NV. E
large rooms, h.w.h., electric
lights; house fully screened
newly painted and papered ;
street and alley improved. For
sale by Thomas A. Jameson, oO6
New York ave. NV. Main 5526.
After S p.m., Lincoln 6146-W.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SECTTOS-wELL
constructed, four-stofy non-elevator building.
owner will take 50. 1000 cash for equity over
first trust at per cent, having nearly three
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S4l5 1410 q st.
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BUNGALOW, ONLY $3.50.
New; 5 rooms: bedrooms: closets; cellar:
freproof roof; electricity: good fixtures; lot
S5x131 feet; corner; large front and rear
porches: pump on rear porch; dug well. lined
terra Gotta pipe; . minutes walk Penrose sta
tinn. 20 minutes 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
Wash.-Va. Ry.; good rpad front Of house:
schools and stores nearby. Price. s.. $50; 500
cash, SAL month. includes everything. (Mr.
Frank Thompson's bungalow; vacant; sign on
property; key at ofice.
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BLDOMINGDALE SECTION.
Beautiful 7-room house with hot-water heat
and garage. Owner and occupant will give
immediate possession.
1877 1st ST. n.w.-2.story brick with rooms
and bath: only $50 cash. balance like rent.
Vacant. Terms.
RRASWELL REAL ESTATE,
Main 9S9. 1911 II st. NV.
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- o1NA ~ 4 Al
Price, 50. s.50o-CoLC3iBIA HEIGHTS. A de-
sirabie. szni-detached home. having
eight rooms two noors; heated by hot
water: has electric lights, large colonial
frunt porch and dootae back porches;
convenient to cars; Possession shortly;
ble terms.
Price. $40. SAUL's ADDITION. This
home is 3 feet wide. It has eight
rooms aud bath. large colonial front
porch. hot-water heat and electric lights.
hardwood trim. beamed ceilings, inclosed
Price, s.. E.soO-bAHIGREN TERRACE. Near
18th and Rhode Island ave. ne. 6ne
detached home. Has Eve rooms. bunga-
low style. hotwater heat, electric
lights. open fireplace. large lot A real
good bay. Terms.
Price, Sl2.5OSmEvY CHASE, d. c. An at
tracdve detached home having nine
rooms and two tiled baths: NOW VA
CANT. Has hot-water heat. electric
lights. oak floors and hardwood trim
first floor. open fireplace. BUILT-IN GA
RAGE: lot 69x12O: reasonable terms.
O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

By OWNER-AT ALCOVA HEIGHTS, AR
Iington, Va. two new very attractive Groom
and bath bungalows; vacant; front and sleeping
porches; marble stucco finish; modern. INQUIRE
on premises or call Main 6294, wash, ID. c. i
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BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHASE HOME.
3s1O Jocelyn st. NV: detached on a large
lot; beautiful lawns; large front, side and
double rear porches; garage; house has 10
bright rooms. tiled baths; hot-water heat.
hardwood floors. expensive electric fixtures;
large pantry. THIS PROPERTY HAS TO BE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED: THE PRICE
is LOWER THAN THE HOUSE OAN BE
Built FOR TODAY. CAN BE INSPECTED
SUNDAY FROM 8 TO g: IMMEDIATE Pos
SESSION CAN BE GIVEN.
F. P. SHEEHY,
Colorado Bldg Main JOl4
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10th ST. HIGHLANDS. WITHIN SQUARE
14th st. cars-S rooms. batn: inciosed sleeping
porch: hot-water heat: modern in every respect
Lot 50x100 feet, side alley. Price. $11, 500
Possession within 80 days.
d. H. ROLAND DRURY.
Phone Main o. 2O4 Woodward blde.
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

A WE'LL RUILT CORNER APARTMENT
house, fronting on q wide avenue, In good
neishborhood. n 12 apartments. and rooms
and bath each. All rooms front street.
Rents Tor S. lsB per annum. Price, s45. 600.
JANIS MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
7.S Goth ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

A BARGAIN IN A SMALL HOME.
Open Sunday, TO @.
II Fla. ave. NE. lat y. Capitol and Fla.
walking distance Of Printing once. Capitol
Library and Union Station: has 8 large rooms
bat hot-water heat: Large alley in rear. This
house is in 6rst-class condition and 10 now va
cant: you can move In on deposit. Price.
S., $50; cash, $3.50.
F. P. SHEEHY,
Colorado Bldg. Main 5014
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WANTEp-FIRST-CIAA FARM. WITHIN SO
miles Of Washington. Address Box 2s-B. Star
office. -
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SNALI1 BCN(TALz0W AND GAKDEN, 81 UE0.
]. H., 1917 o ST. NV. 90
IN MARYLAND. 5 MILES FROM CAPITOL,
on cement road and electric r.r.; dwelling.
rooms and bath; cellar. furnace heat. elec-
tric lights; large garden and chicken run: pos
session given. Price. $4,000: easy terms. w.
H. McGRANS CO.. 712 11th st. NV.
BUNGALOW. 26x32, HOT-wATER HEAT,
gas bath. etc; vacant; . blocks cars; fine
location; s., $50.
House. nearly new. 10 rooms, 3 unfinished.
water, sewer, gas. fine cellar: lot 1O01130;
good garden. fruit, chicken house; $500.
500 cash.
new bungalows various sizes and at
tractive prices.
Fine broom house, ami. newly papered
and painted; $, 500. $500 cash.
All in one-fare white zone; cement pavement
to car.
Wy n ArDNT nTT
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ROCKVILLE. MD.-ONE OF BEST HOMES
8 rooms and bath: closets and pantries: fin.
ished attic. concrete cellar; steam heat, elec-
tricity; acre corner lot garden. fruit trees and
grape vines: beautiful shade and lawn. In
excellent neighborhood. square from electric
cars and high school: two squares from y. and
o. station. Phone JON, Rockville or write
W ID
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WANTED.
100 CLIENTS DESIRING WORTH-THE-PRICE
homes. Nd. and Va Give full particulars,
make your price right and leave ii to me.
MARTIN T. WEBB. Room 73. 1873 G st. NV.
Main 1874.
BUY OR RENT SMALL. NEAT HOUSE NEAR
Falls Church; about $500. Address Box
3l4-A, Star office. 26s
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STONE & FAlRFAA,
1872 New York Ave.


STONE & FAIRFAX Realtors.
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A BEAUTIFUL CEMENT BLOCK BUSGA-
low In a delightful location. overlooking the
city and Potomac, half block from Military
road. near Ft. Myer. Seven rooms, in pleasing
Arrangement: servants room in attic: cleo
tricity. bath fine heating plant: large veranda.
lots OF shade. flowers and shrubbery: nicely ar
ranged lawn with circular driveway. Why 70
far out and spend your time and money the
railroad when you can buy this close in home
at the bargain price Of $500: Easy terms.
II You want property in nearby Virginia
let me show you some Of the hest.
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ONE OF THE PRETTIEST LITTLE HOMES
in this section Of Clarendon, Park ave near
Holly. three blocks to cars. Five rooms, ba tn
room.. artistic front porch. central hall. fine
well on rear porch electric lights: garage;
two large lots, room for garden and poultry.
Price. 81, 200. Adjoining lots can be bought
il more land IS desired.
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6 ROOMS, ONLY $3.50.
Good condition; g rooms. closets in bed
ro0ms;> pump on rear porch: lot 5Ox1OO it.;
gas lights service for gas range; Clarendon,
Va: schools. stores. churches close by; car
fare, 18th and Pa. ave-. only 10h cents. COM
mutation: Mr. Leslie Putnam's property )
Birch ST., south; possession 80 days: just
painted inside and outside: price, s., $50:
everything; sign on property; inspect any
time.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

LET Us SELL OR RENT
YOUR PROPERTY.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, INC,
Azr r6Sh. .ST~-G,W
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

TWO-ROOM HOUSE: LOT 10OI1O0; N,356;
high elevation; reasonable terms. Address
Box 1SS-A, Star ONCE 26s
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RIvERDALE HOMES- ROOMS. PORCHES:
gas and electricity: lot 50x250 fenced; 3
minutes to cars. $500.
rooms and hath: gas and electricity: base
ment: hoored attic: ideal home. $4,000.
5 rooms and bath: modern; lot 6OxlJO; near
schools and cars; fine location. $500.
rooms; 1 acre, fruit and shrubbery; fine
front and side porches; basement and attic.
So, 900.
For real homes at fair price see J. II.
RIMMER. builder, Riverdale, Md. Phone
HyattS 3SR
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BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE
SILVER SPRING, MD.-12ROOM HOCsk.
Dining room. living room. den. library. hall.
kitchen, six bedrooms. bathroom. sleeping
porch. hot-water heat. electric range. coal
range electric lights, large porches-
Two garages. Chicken house.
All kinds of fruit. Plenty Of shade.
0ne-half square to car.
Large lot. 100 feet by 235 feet.
Price SlO OOO
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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
EASIER TERMS THAN
RENT.
Large Corner Store and
Apartment.
Immediate Possession.
Located in fastest growing
northwest section; on car line.
Building in good condition; hot
water heat: electricity; large ga
rage; small cash payment.
VIM. B. KRAFT,
Phone Main 1913.
1886 n. Y. Ave. lover bank).
FOR sALE-A sEvEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
rented for $40 month, in the first business
zone: first floor can be converted into 4 store;
on New Jersey ave. near Union station: price.
81 600; 81 900 cash. balance on long time nj
{; per cent Address Box 29e-A. Star office
SEVERAL. GOOD PIECES OF BUSINESS
property for sale, for investments bringing
il per cent net: on easy terms L. Dino
WITT. Colorado bldg. N. 5Ss-Col. 1886. 20
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GROOM HOUSE. ROOMS NEWLY FUR.
nished. and acres chickens and garden plant.
ed; fruit trees. $500. Mr.. Hanl0n. Sea
os'ek' me-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

the ceremony. The attendants were
Miss Nettie Nave. sister of the bride,
and Arthur Hoffman.
Beautiful in its simplicity was the
marriage of Hiss Helen Holland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
H Holland. SIS s. st. Joseph St.
and Bernard J. NOll son of Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Voll of Philadelphia,
Pa, which was solemnized Satur-
day morning at 9 o'clock in the
Loretto chapel. St. Marys Of Notre
Dame, Rev. J. J. Conner assisted by
Rev. F. J. Gallagher and Rev P. F..
French, celebrating the nuptial high
mass.
Attending the bride were Miss
Mildred CruH Of OsceOla, Ind, as
maid of honor: Miss Dympora Bal
back, Chicago: Miss Mildred Kelly,
Chicago; Miss Mary MCCOOk, Cedar
Rapids, Ia, and Miss Lillian Burke,
Chicago, who acted as bridesmaids.
Howard r. Parker Of Woodland.
CalI served the groom as best man,
and other attendants were: oscar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

peas. Mrs. Johnson wore imported
wolfe in a Nile green tone trimmed
with shadow lace and ribbons. Her
flowers were Columbia roses and
sweet peas.
The bride wore bridal satin trim
med with pearls and showers of
white ribbons caught with tiny rose
buds. She carried a shower bouquet
of brides roses and sweet peas.
There was a reception held at the
home of the brides parents follow
ing the ceremony. Out of town
guests were, Miss Ruth Davy, Peru,
Ind; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leroy,
Gary; Mr.. and Mrs. West, Ashley,
and Charles Wilkeson of Leesburg,
Ind.
The marriage of Miss Florence
Nave. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Nave, 1903 Merry av., and Edward
Clotz, son of Mr.. and Mrs. August
Clotz, 237 St Louis St. took place
Thursday evening at $3.50 o'clock at
the parsonage Of st. Paurs Lutheran
church, Rev. II. HOLE performing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

IS. after which the couple VIII leave
on an extended trip 10 Atlantic
city. Montreal. Canada. and Detroit.
Mich.
Mrs. Mary Shinulle. SIS ". JEFF
fersOn blvd. announces the engage
ment OF her daughter. Mary Rather
Inc 10 NJ. Anthony Kowalski. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kowalsl1i. 500
E. Indiana av. The wedding OF Mss
Shinvine aud Mr.. Kowalski will
take place July u at ST. Patrick s
church.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

FELTON, Vaughn and Dorothy Rea.
ser. both OF South Bend.
Ellsworth Poole and Wreaths
Whiteman, South Bend
John Bachtel. IaPaz. Ind. and
Alma Baughman, St Joseph county
Carl W. Wettergren, Chicago
Heights, H., and Florence I. Tole.
son, Chicago.
Jasper Dale Frick and Elsie Z
Bunch, both Of Lakeville, Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

MecKlenberg, 1918 E. Dayton st.
Dorwin and Thomas Beacon Of Chi
cago, and Paul Conaghan of Peoria,
Ill.
The hues of the rainbow were re-
flected in the frocks Of the bridal
party. and furthered the note Of
simplicity in demure styles de-
velOIed in organdy. Miss Balback
was costumed in rose pink and was
followed by Miss Kelly in a gown
OF jade colored organdy. Miss Nc
Cook was attractive in yellow and
Miss Burke in orchid. Miss Crull,
who Immediately preceded the
bride, wore a frock of delicate blue
shade trimmed with appliqued flow
ers in pastel tints and a blue or
CANDY hat 10 match. All carried ar
tistic bouquets devised in unique
fan shape.
The bride was very attractive in
her gown Of white georgette heavily
beaded with pearls and her court
train lined with blue. Her veil fell
from a tiara of rose point lace.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast to members Of the
bridal party and the immediate rela-
tives was served at St. Mary's. Out
Of town guests present at the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Vol, Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Sarah
Shanly. Omaha, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Havemann. Celina. o.; Miss
Helen Mccarthy, Charlottesville,
Ind, and Miss Loretta Clennon,
TolOna, Ill.
After Oct. T. Mr. and Mrs. Vol
will be at home at SO Brattle St,
Cambridge, Mass. Mr.. Vol is a stu
dent in the Harvard Law school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

Requirements are three cups 81
sugar. one-half cup sirup. two-thirds
cup water. whites Of tu-1 eggs. one
half teaspoon salt. one cup chopped
nuts one teaspoon vanilla Boil
sugar. water and strip TIL 81 forms
a soft ball IN cold water Pour slow
~ into the white Of eggs. already
beaten with The salt. Continue 20
beat till nearly st.d enough 20 hold
its form Add nuts. flavoring and
turn into butteret tins. Cut into
squares when nearly solid.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

80 BOARD of directors OF st Jo-
seph's hospital will entertain at d
lawn party on the hospital grounds
next Wednesday afternoon from 3
until o'clock. The following COM
mittees are in charge: general ebay
man, Mrs. w. L. Benitz.
Receipt John Greif.
T. f. Howard, B. Hagerty. D. L.
Guilfoyle, w. G.. Crabill, Caroline
Mcnamara. w L. Cassidy. w. F.
Myers, Mary L. Turner.
Entertainment-M A. p.
Perley, George Schmidt, NJ. F. Cal
non, James Tracy, 1. w. Lower, ~.
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. $ OCietu.

The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Reason. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
W H. Reason. 704 S. Rush st.. and
J. Fulton Vaughn. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Vaughn OF Louisville.
KY. was solemnized at an impress
sive church wedding Saturday after
noon at O'Clock at the First Christ
ian church. Rev. r. L. McQuary per-
forming the ceremony.
An Introductory recital was given
preceding the entrance Of the bridal
party. Mrs Roy McQuary rendering
. The following selections on the organ,
k'Love's Cornation" Romance" by
2Sib.lus. in the Garden" by Goodwin
%nd TO A Wild Rose" by Mcdowell
During the reading OF the service
Mrs. McQuary played i Love You
4 Truly" At the approach Of the
bridal party. Mrs. Roland Witwer
PLAYED THE Bridal Chorus" from
'Lohengrin" and for the occasional
the Mendelssohn wedding march.
The church was beautifully decor
ated for the occasion with daisies
the altar being decked with palms
relieved with empire baskets Of the
flowers Small clusters Of the dais-
les marked the pews OF the aisies
down which the procession proceed
CO
Miss Ocean Smith attended as
maid Of honor and the Misses Marian
and Marjorie Reason as bridesmaids.
Little Marian Bloss and Marian
Gross we're flower girls. Morris
Vaughn. cousin Of the groom served
as best man and Arthur Hunter and
Ben Thomas Of Louisville acted az
ushers.
The bridesmaids were similarly
costumed in frocks Of peach organdy
with hats TO match and carried arm
bouquets Of pink sweet peas. Miss
Smith was gOwned in blue organdy
with hat 10 match and carried orchid
shaded sweet peas. The little flow err
girls wore white lingerie dresses with
email hats and carried diminuative
French baskets OF white daisies
which they scattered before the
bride
The bride wore a gown OF white
Nsatin thickly sewn with pearls and
a veil OF tulle caught with white sat
in ribbons and valley lilies She
carried a shower bouquet Of brides
roses and valley lilies.
A reception at the home Of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony. Sixty guests were received
including those from out Of town who
were. Mr.. and Mrs William Vaughn.
Morris Vaughn and Ben Thomas If
Louisville. KY, and Mrs Margaret
Chase Of Chicago.
or a number Of charming we'd
dings celebrated Saturday was that
OF Miss RosezeIe Newton, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs NJ. c.. Newton Of
Dowagiac. Mich, and Eugene Kess-
Ter, South Bend, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. w Kessler OF indianapolis.
Ind. which was performed at the
home Of the brides parents az
o'clock Rev V. Vandersmith of the
United Brethren church reading the
{service before a floral altar con-
Vstructed OF palms, garden roses.
lilies and daisies.
AS Mrs. r. w. Steiner Of South
ESnd. matron Of honor took her
place before the altar. The Bridal
Chorus" from "Lohengrin" was
played. j. r. Adams Of South
Bend attended the groom as best
man. Mrs. Steiner was attired in
an attractive organdy frock Of
peach color trimmed in black gros-
grain ribbon with large black hat
of transparent braid. Her flowers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-26

IF washable fabric becomes stained
with cream. simply wash the spot in
cold water while IL is yet damp. II
the stain is on wooden material
which viii not stand washing. sponge
with a cleaLlnE fluid.