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Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
Red Cross Roll Call
Will Be Continued to
First of New Year

The Red Cross roll call, which was
broken into by the holiday activities
in the city and county, will be con-
tinued TO the first of the new year, ac-
cording to an announcement made Sat
urday by Mrs. Howard Crosby, chair
man ut large for the city.
"There are yet nine districts to be
heard from" said Mrs. Crosby, "and
when they are off our slate we antici-
pate reporting successful drive" she
c.;d
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
Theater Manager
Gives Boys Party
and Plunge at "Y''

Great Falls boys were treated to a
swim in the Y. NJ. c. A. tank Satur-
day afternoon by r. J. Myric, man
ager Of the Liberty theater, following
party for all the youngsters in town
at the Liberty theater earlier in the
day. The Of swimmin' hole was vir-
tually alive with boys. Games and
contests were arranged by j.. T..
Holdeman. athletic director of the
Y. NJ. G. A.
Many membership cards in the
Y. NJ. c. 4. as Christmas gifts were
given to boys Of the city who have
no parents
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25

Bear Greek, Roundup, Carbon Coal
Phone A. Dahlin, 6S36.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25


Miss Pearl Hassard
Mr.. Edward Hayes
Miss Frances Heldt
Miss Naomi Herman
Mrs. Donna Raymond
Mrs. Clifford Hill
Mr.. Michael Hoffman
Miss Pearl Hogan
Miss Margaret Holleran
Mrs. Margaret Hood
Mrs. Myrtle Irwin
Mrs. c. E. Jenkinson
Mr.. Chas. Jenkinson
Miss Gladys Jergesen
Miss Anna johnson
Mrs. August johnson
Miss Anna kowaleska
Mrs. Francis kranich
Miss Wanda Lampman
Miss Doris Lee
Miss Oline Lee
Miss Rachael Lee
Mrs. Philip Liffring
Miss Elsie Liesenfed
Miss Balbina Loegering
Miss Cora Marcure
Miss Winifred Martin
Miss Sarah Mcdonald
Miss Betty Mckee
Mrs. William Mckee
Miss Gwendolyn Mclean
Miss Edith Frances Miller
Miss Jean Mitchell
Mrs. Mary Mitchell
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
PALACE THEATER FOR RENT

Truck hauling, ashes, coal, sand and
gravel. Phone 9767.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
advertisements
SCANDINAVIAN FRATERNITY

Members and their families are in
vited to attend the annual Christmas
festivities at X. Of z. hall, Friday even
ing. December 80. Those having chill
dren desiring to appear on the program
will please notify either A. T. Swanson,
Phone 1888, C. Il. Landgren, Phone
67S9, or G. 0. Carlson, Phone 1882.
COMMITTEE.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James D. Brown, 80, and Frieda f.
Walsburn, %. both of Great Falls.
Frank J. Sesick, 81, and Nellie Haw-
kins. %, both of Great Falls.
Victor Z. Lehman. %. of Olympia
Wash, and Hazel A. Harris, Il. of
Fairfield
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
HAWKINS-JESICK

Frank Jesick and Mss Nellie
Hawkins, both of Great Falls, were
married Saturday afternoon at Hotel
Fair. sos Central avenue. Justice of
the Peace H. A. Sheppard officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesick will make their
home in Great Falls. Mr.. Jesick is
employed as a printer.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
PLENTYWOOD LEGION ELECTS
Snnc;al tn The Trihnnn

Plentywood, Dec. 24.-The Plenty
wood post of the American Legion, at
their last regular meeting. elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: Post commander, C. W. Ander-
son; vice commander. O. S. Gullick-
son; adjutant and treasurer, A. A..
Malcolm; post historian and chaplain,
r. r. Lund; sergeant at arms, N. d.
Johnson
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
YES, We LOAN MONEY

On first class close in city property.
Reasonable rates and terms. First
Mortgage Loan Co.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
NOTICE TO
AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST co.
ST0CKHOL

A meeting of stockholders is called
to meet at room 223, Park hotel, Mon
day evening, December 26, 1921, at 8
clock p. NJ, for the purpose of hearing
the report Of the State Bank Examiner
and to discuss the feasibility of reor-
ganization.
A. II. GRAY,
Chairman of Committee.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-12-25
SHRINE PATROL DANCE

Monday, Dec. 2G, 1921, Masonic Tenn
pie. Door rights reserved.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-17
ARTlcLE II

The capital stock of this corporation
is hereby fixed at Fifteen riionsand tsfs,
000.O0) Dollars, represented by One
hundred fifty lls0) shares of One hum
bred (Sl00.O0) Dollars each, with the
privilege OF increasing the capital stock
to Twenty live. Thousand ISIS ,00O.0O)
Dollars. Bach SHARE TO be of the above
named par value and this corporation
shall be authorized to begin business as
soon as One hundred twenty (120) shares
shall have been subscribed and paid for
in cash or merchandise or it's equiva.
lent, and such stock to be issued at
it's face value aud to be full paid stock
aud is to be subject to no further assess.
nent or call by the Board of directors.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-17

Tussak, 81 ssshi s.'e. 'e
morning. II or l.say o' .rs
a Ro.ary Charsh tnihu ar
off,elalins. tie cmains .' We.
Tar baud ain. were q acts aic ID
eternal rest
Deceased was "a years of sg'.
and had been the msIn surpor' 10
his widowed mother ara brothers
and sisters. until some three
weeks ago when he Wa taken ~
and removed to New Orleans for
treatment. where his sudden
death occurred Sunday night.
To the bereaved family and his
many friends we extend our sym
pathetic wishes in this their sad
hour.
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ARTICLE III

The objects and purposes Of this cor
2oration are hereby declared to he: To
doa general merchandise business, either
wholesale or retail. such as buying aud
selling merchandise ofevery description
desired by said company aud to this end
and in order to secure itse.r in it's bust
ness venture, it shall have the right 10
make any advances desired under: it's
regulations and by laws. and to secure
the same, shall have the authority to
receive mortgages, pledges and other
securities aud il desired it shall have
full authority to buy and hold lands and
other property and to lease or sell the
same; also to lease buildings and lands
for the conduct of it's business.
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ARTICLE w

The corporate power Of this company
shall be vested in the Board Of Directors
composed OF three stockholders, who
shall be elected by ballot, at general
meeting Of the stockholders. called for
that purpose, aud at such meeting each
stockholder shall be allowed to cast one
vote for each share of stock owned by
him, to be voted in person or proxy. The
election Of directors Of this corporation
shall be held on the First day Of March
1922, annually thereafter on said date.
The Board Of Directors shall elect from
their number each year, a President. q
Vice President and Secretary Treasurer
In the meantime ai.duntil said election
8. Marcus NJ. Levy, shall act as President;
edward f FeiteI, rs vice-president and
Sydney l. Hymel, as Secretary Treasure,
which three shall constitute the Board
]. of Directors, until March !, 1922. Tls
directors aud Officers then elected shall
!, remain in Office one year or until thei
successors are duly elected andqnalified
.iNp failure to elect directors and officer
shall be considered or regarded rs for
,feitme Of this charter. Said Board 9
Directors shall have the power 80 max
..sn,is by-laws as .l,eydeem neceasa.y sa'
proper for the conducting and manaain
az the business Of the corporation an
s,,att4r AID rspA the same. The
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-17
SEALED BIDS

Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be.received by the
Police Jury of the Parish OF st.
Charles acting as the governing
authority Of Road Dictrict No 8
Of the Parish Of st. Charles for
the construction of about s miles
Of roadway in said Road District
No s according to plans and spe-
cifications on file with Frank !.
Payne Engineer at his office Gret-
ma La.
All bids must be submitted on
or before IL o'clock noon Tues
day September 9th 1921 at the
District Court House Hahnvills
La at which time all bids will sbe
publicly opened by the Police JuI.
| ry. All bids must be accompanied
with by 4 certified check equal te
S per cent Of the amount OF the
bid, according to law. The Police
Jury reserves the right to reject
any or all bids submitted.
I'M. L. Guidry Pres.
Frank Schexnaydre Secty
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-17
ARTICLE v

This act a. Incorporation may w.
anne nded or modified. or said eorpors
,tion NAV he Dissolved by vote of the
stockholders. owning a majority ut the
stock. at n meeting convened for the
purpore. Upon the expiration OF tina
charter or IT, dissolution. tie affairs Z
said corporation shall he liq'idated b'
one stakeholder, selected by the stock
holders from their number, by majority
vote of the stock.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
goth judicial District Court
Parish of Lafourche
No. 1894

By virtue of a writ of seizure
and sale to me directed by the
Honorable goth Judicial District
Court in and for the Parish OF
Lafourche in the above entitled
and numbered cause bearing the
date of August 23rd. 1921, l will
proceed to sell on the premises
to the last and highest bidder on
Saturday October list. 1921 at II
o'clock A. M. the following de-
scribed property to-wit:-
Seven ca acres Of standing
cane more or less on property OF
Kraemer and Caillouet Sellers
Post Office this Parish.
Terms and condition cash on the
spot.
| Leon C Vial
Sheriff Parish of St Charles
Sheriffs Office Paris ct s.
Charles September 18th 1921.
! Rub my tism is a powerful al
! tiseptic. Cures infected cuts, OF
sores, letters. etc. Adv.
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BEFORE ME-,
ANDREW.HI'NRY THALHEIM

Notary Public, duly Commissioned and
qualified, i'll and for the Parish of JEFF
ferson, State OF Louisiana, and in the
presence of the witnesses hereinafter
named and undersigned,
PERSONALLY CAME AND APPEAR
ED d.a.r.
the several persons whose names are
liereunto subscribed, who declared that
availing themselves of the laws of this
State, relative to tile organization of cor.
poratious and particularly of Act No. 267
of the General Assembly of Louisiana
FOR the year 1914 and all acts amendatory
thereto they do by these presents form
and organize themselves into corpora
ton for the objects and purposes and un
der the srip,,lations and articles follow
ng, to-wit:
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ARTICLE I

The PANE of the corporation hereby
formed shall be; LULING TRADING
co.. INC. and it's doinicile shall lie, al
Luling, Parish of St. Charles, 14ouisiaha
it shall exist for period OF ninet, -afsn-
to9) years from-d date hereof, Citation sftfid
other legal process shall be served onahe
President and in c; Sc of his absence OH
he Secretary.
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fnta a..s sks - ssss*es sas w.
-. A. sts psse h@ssf te &ssAs
- fssta. tas gss, a,sai "a sssi 80 80,
80 s.,ts fs,s fwsuat itss heHtsfse -
g.ss slss % psyalls ApsH = -.
wssh s~s esut tassFssa shssss" -
es-ss 90 ~. Tsfs sseaFsd y ''',s 80
ea ths sssd prosperity sHd az ~. ss.l 81. :.
ssems e.nssfnss the same - a. ""' y
A., a sale lroas Mss fuss q fFfs 80
!. Mamigs q wossa. AgsHi. essa's -
sussu. q. wahsms. Notary P"i'l'e, ~
rs.h OF orI ans. asssd nctohsf ~ 'S1'
and ., corded 10 -. Chwiss PARISH
al The rxmaiu.ist u the pfics y "n'
to I've paid in cash. The said aie 20 u'
rusde without the benefit OF spp's''
ment.
Parish Of St. Charles. sept u i'H
Leon c. Vial.
Sheriff
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-17

Mtt
.f
.r.. ..H. w#f.sH wtsF .~ tsff Z
~. ~ ..ar ss - NJ e. aitssss Tea dn
90 az. wsshH' . yu.fuW icF
,,snsns i,sm ~ basinss
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-17
2sth. Judicial District Court
Parrish of st. Charles,
State of Louisiana.
No. 1921
Mrs. Lucy D. Prescott,


Mrs. Lucy .. Prescott,
VS.
Msnrice 6. Wogan. Agent.
gy virtue of. and in obedience TO . writ
OF -izure and sale issued by the above
enti., d court in the above entitled aud
nunlbred cause, have seized and will
sell Il public auction 10 the last
and highest bidder OH Saturday. the ~,
day otOceber, lyll, beginning 1t eleven
o'elock A.aM.;ra the principal trout door
q the Court House Of the Parish OF ST.
Charles, the topSwipg described proper
tyto.wit;- y Il.
Acertain tf1Sf of lsmd situated OIL the
leftbank of the -Mississippi River. in the
ParAh Of st. Charles, about Is miles n
boyethe City 6t New Orleans, measuring
FourArpents and Seventeen and half
feet q the right way Of the Louisiana
RailwAf and Navigation Company and *
tending 20 Lake Pontcl,arttain, bounded
OH the Pref side BY the property now
OF ferwtly belonging to the heirs OF J.
M. Rousslle and A., Lasseigne, and on
the loweti.lc by the tract OF L. D. Pres@
cptt, WINS property forms part OF the
double cohesion hereinafter described.
fs4T The saidSOsble concession OF which
the above tAct II land forms part being
described asSolio,s:
!, The dOuhleconcesei zion OF all that por'
ton Of land c&nine Hug at the forty ar
pent line Of Setious So 10. II and por-
lion ofl2, beinstracts iisuv and second.
Is described in IN Act ofsar,i,iou be-
:.tween Adam KILLER and Au;ie Rost.
passed on the 2ls, day of JaiaS 1895.
, and being composed Of Seetioris and.
Is in Township IL, S. Z. Z E.st, I'D Sec
lions 81 and so in +. IL, 5, 4. oast.
and SECTIONS As, ~, 80, 40. ~, snGs,
i the last two Sections facing Lake w
!chartrain and being in T. IL, 5. X. ~
1.-The whole 40 per plat OF the on'ts
states Land Office. = !.
Il Being the same property acquired
mrs. Lucy @. Prescott from L. y. rse
lcott by Act be fore Emile ]. Laiche. Nies
, sof Court for the Parish OF St. Janice, .
; march Is, 1907, registered in the Fe ~,
Of ST. Charles, Louisiana. G. 9. b. y
: iFolio 22. =, -,
y Said property will be sold upon y
Following terms ard conditions
0 | "a FOR sufficient cash to pay aud sat's
tbe su,u OK 1880 90 yrwer ~ i've hundr
r dollsrs. With interest thereon 1t .
J. cent ner annum from October Is, q
jurti, paid, and the further sum OF
IL, OF thu aggregate amount O ptin
= M, and interest as Attorneys Fees:
Ai.S for efficient cash to pay Oil "
. LOT these proceedings.
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ARTICLE VI


be contracted with and cap adopt and
use corporate seal. and can alter and
break same at pleasure. No stockholder
shall be, Liable for any debt or liability
of said corporation in any sum over and
above the amount remaining unpaid OIL
the stock so subscribed. No stakeholder
shall dispose of his stock, without first
offering same' to this corporation at ac-
tual book value.
The said appeaiers hare hereu'belcw
set opposite their signatures and adj
dtesses, respectively the number OF
shares Subscribed for.by each of them to
ssrve as Tire <6rigina Subscription made
for THE purpose Of organizing this corpo-
ration. -,
- TfiUS DONE AND PASSED, in my
office, insthe Parish of Jefferson, State
Of Louisiana, OH the dale above mention
ed,in the presence of Louis R. Lapey-
sonnie and Louis l.. Dauenhauer, COM
Tpefent witnesses, OF lawful age. who have
Efserennto signed their names, with the
tsaid' parties and me. Notary, after read
ing Of the whole.
Fs.ip ss< Original Signedl
witnesses:
L.NR. Lapeyronnie.
,, Louis l.. Dauenhauer.
Marcus M. Levy. IS shares
1886 Napoleon Ave-. New Orleans, La.
r. l.. Hammond, 5 shares
| tA3lS Howard ST., New Orleans, La,
Edward E. Feitel, 10 shares
/ Harvey, La.
! Sidney l.. Hynlel. 80 shares
Luling. La.
| Andrew H. Thalheim.
Not. Pub.
State of Louisiana.
Parish of St. Charles. ..-,.a,a
hereby certify that the above ant
foregoing has been duly recorded in III!
office in Charter Book No. l, folio IS
Parish of St. Charles, La. July Is. 1872
| (Signed) I. I, Bsudouin,
Clerk & Recorder.
State of Louisiana,
1. Parish of Jefferson.
| I, the undersigned authority do he.s
by certify that the above and foreRoin
is true and correct copy Of the act (
incorporation of the Luling Trading G.
Inc. and that as appears from the cert
icate of the Clerk of Court for the r,
rish, Of st. Charles. said sact ohas b {
, !reccrded in Charter Book No. l. folio 4
Parish of St. Charles, Louisiana, OH Jul
Is, 1921. As appears from Certificate I
Secretary Of Stale. same was filed 9
Aug. 1, 1921, and recorded Book lt1.
!. In witness whereof I have hereun
: set my hand and affixed my seal Of O
flee this goth. day Of July, 1921.
4 Andrew H. Thrlhei,n.
{ (Sex) Not. Pub.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
cattle and animals must be off
public roads between sunset and
sunrise, in accordance with ordi
nance of the Police Jury
NIL. Guidry
Pres. P.J.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-09-17
CHARTER
UNITED MATES or AMERICA,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
paEIGl nts IREErpSON

'BE IT KsowN, That on this Twen-
ty-first t2lTRJ of the month Of July, in
the year Of orr Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and tarenty-one Cpd, and OF
the Independence of the United States
of America, the one hundred and forty.
sixth f145}.
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s666 quickly relieves Constipa
ton, biiiousness Less OF Appetite
land Headaches, due to. 1orpiC
Liver. Adv,
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James 0. Richarme
Agent

For St. Charles Parish
Pan American Life Insurance Co
Residence Good Hope
P. O., Sellers, La.
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1913 A. J. Moore
State Parish Levee Acreage Good Road
and Drainage Faxes. S2e.s
Io,. 10 and 20 8.3i A

On said day of saiesI will sal suoh pof-
ton OF said property that any debtor
will point ont and in case the debtor
will not point out sufficient pfppersy.
[ will at once without delay sell the
least quantity of said propertys Of any
debtor which any. bidder viii, buy for
the amount of the taxes, interest and
costs, due by the said debtor the sale
will he without appraiseriAtt, for cash
legal tender money OF the United States
and the property shall be redecmabie az
any time for the space of one year, by
paying the price given including costs
l aud twenty per cent thereon.
LEON c, Vial V
TAX COLLECTOR
sHERIFF,s OFFICE PARISH OF ST.
,CHAR.ES,
| NOTICE TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS
tOf THE PARISH OF ST. CHARLES,
In conformity with Section 50, Act s.
OF 1883, notice is hereby given to all pal
ties holding mortgages upon real estats
in the Parish OF st. Charles on whicf
taxes for the year 1920 Eaye not Deei
/ paid that will begin the. sale: OF SAM
At the Court House door on October %
1921. at IL o'clock A. M. aud that, mum
Der Of peices OF property 30 deilnqnefi
I are now being xdseesised II this news
naper in conformity with the. law Preps
ratory to such sale. The attention 9
| mortgage Creditors 10 especially called
these advertisements. OF tar SKIES a.
lhey are warned TO take such steps pr'e
lao the sai& IA may be necessaTy to PR
rect their fi1hts.
{ LEON c. VIAL
lrAx xDELEcTOR PARISH OF 5
! CHAIR .ESsys.
: sHERiFr's & TAX coLLHcToR'
OFFICE.
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Parish of St. Charles. .4ss,-as
I hereby certify that the above and
foregoing has been duly recorded in my
Office in Charter Book No. l, folio IS,
Parish of st. Charles, La, July Is. 1921
(Signed) I. I, Bsudouin,
Clerk & Recorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Charming Evening
Musicale

Honoring Lieut.. Gov. William J.,
Ccyie. Mr.. and Mrs caspar Fischer
were hosts last evening. entertaining
with charming musicale ut their
home. The following program was
given:
Ths sparxur string Quartet. ............
yehr NJ sparxsr. first violin
Albany Ritchie. second violin
y. HELLER Collins. viola
George kirehner. cello.
opartet--p Maier. OPUS st....... Haydn
Allegro moderate
Adaxio csrtabne
Msnnetto (aiiexresto)
Finale tvivarel.
Baritone solo-'-Sl tn Maimais'' ......
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il. bensa
Prof Cart schwrrdtfegcr
Miss Ethel Gleason. srcompanlsts-
Soprano soio--~ptnorsh' tssadcv
DAnccl ..s..s..s.s.....s..ssss Meycfo~er
Mrs casper Fischer
Mr. f1scher at the piano.
ouasset--Opus .T.....-...s....... .Griek
I'm POGO andsnts. allegro motto
Ecrianrs sndanfino
rntermerro. allegro motto marea,e
Finale. presto al saitarelio.
A delightful supper followed the
numbers. Tho handsome table cen.
tered with a beautiful broad haske,
Of American Beauty roses. japanese
Iris and ferns. was very attractive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Wonnen's Council Of
st. Marks Church
to Gire Tea

The women's Council Of ST
Marks church win entertain with a
tea on Thursday afternoon. May s,
1t I o'clock. at the residence Of Mrs..
Joshua Green. 10 honor Sister Janet.
one OF the Sisters OF ST. Mary's. who
= making a short visit IN Seattle.
Sister Janet has for many years
been faithful worker in the insti.
tutional work Of the church In Mis-
sion House in Chicago. a part of
which time she was associated in the
work with Bishop Sumner of Oregon.
The women Of the parish and all
VINO are interested In meeting Sister
Janet. are cordially invited to b
present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Miss Buchan Becomes
Mrs. Woodland at
pretfu Home Cere7nOn7I

The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Mary Buchan. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Buchan. 10 Mr.. Frank
Leon Woodland was soiemnized on
"Wednesday evening. April 20. at the
home OF the brides parents. Rev.
ID. Standclif read the service.
The ceremony took place in the
music room. which was gorgeously
decorated with palms. roses and
white carnations. The wedding
march. played by Miss Glaydes
Schumacher. was preceded by the
song, II Love You Truly"
Little Ida woodard. the flower
girl. in a frock OF ruffled, orchid.
colored organdie. carrying a basket
of pink and white sweet peas, led
the bridal party. Miss Bella Blu
chan. the maid OF honor, wore
French-blue organdie. Her flowers
were a shower OF brides roses and
pink sweet peas.
The bride, coming in with her
father. wore an exquisite gown OF
silver lace over cream duchesse sat.
in Her veil was bound with a
small coronet OF orange blossoms
and her flowers were a shower OF
white sweet peas and Ophella roses
Mr.. Albert Woodland wss groomsman
for Mr.. Woodland. After the cere
mony there was an informal recep
ton and banquet, entertaining forty
guests.
On their wedding trip Mrs. Wood
ard wore a handsome tailleur Of
gray broadcioth trimmed with q
combination Of cerise and gray sat
in. and a hat OF horsehair braid
with trimming Of gray and cerlse
roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland will make
their home at Charleston. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-30
Reception to Be Giuen
bu the Canadian Club

The Canadian Club OF Seattle. an.
sisted by tho Canadian women's
club. VIII hold a reception on Tues.
day evening. May third. Mt tho Won.
EMS University club. 10 honor the
Canadian students OF tho University
of Wellington. All Canadians In
the city are invited 10 attend
The arrangements are In charge
|of Mrs. Mclean of the Canadian
womsnis club. and DR.. I. l. Mem
|of the Canadian Club OF Seattle In
the receiving line win be Mrs. Me-
Leod. president Of the Canadian
Women's club. and DR.. NJ. T. Dalton.
president Of IN. Canadian Club OF
Seattle. assisted by other members
of both clubs.
The program for the evening will
consist OF musical and literary nun.
bers. and an Informal danca
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Affairs TO Compliment
Miss McndcnhnlL

As compliment 20 Miss Rather
Inc Mendcnhail. who Is 10 be May
bride. Miss Mary Terrell viii enter.
tain with a bridge OF four tables at
the home OF her aunt. Mrs. Mary
Terrell Gelsting. on saturday. May :.
on Saturday afternoon. May IL.
Miss Marcia Berger and Miss Dor
othy Enrich viii he Joint hostesses.
entertaining with a luncheon OF ten
covers at the home OF Miss Ehrlich.
The party later win attend the mat.
tuec at the Moore.