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\ MRS. GANTERl .ENTERTAlNS:

Mrs. j. N. Ganter entertained a few
friends at 1 O'Clock luncheon Thurs
day at her home, 61S Third street.
and the afternoon hours were pleas
antly passed in playing bridge. The
guests included Mesdames B. A. Kol-
be, r. J. Ripple, F. j., Koors, F. .Lue-
beck, C.. IN. Nelson and X. V. Harker.
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Polar Pie. Ask for It..
-. 2-14tt

Dan Rose returned to Bemidji this
morning from business trip to KEEL
liner. rsg55334. s5s.: "
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The art department. at the bazaar
store will be open to the public Fr,-
day March "a. 49, m $500 1t 3-H2
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70 HOLD FOOD SALE

The ladies' of the Episcopal church
will hold a food sale Saturday after
noon in the Gas company's Office.
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: ~
: Clyde Martin Of Turtle River, was
"a business visitor in ,Bemidji Thurs
day. - -
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lG. a. r.. AND CIRCLE MEET
bib, TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The ladies of; the G. A. r. Circle will
meet Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Moose hall and It is desired
that all members be present.
u The G.. A. r. will hold its regular
sheeting Saturday afternoon at 1870
O'clock at the Moose hall. .:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-24

Chapman Gait chairman Mrs
Vanderbilt Mrs Joephu Danels
6. Mrs. George Maynard Minor.
These and fifty others equally welknown nationally
defeat
the children of the Near East
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!

Items for this column will ho
gladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
telephone 114-W. Readers owe
it to their guests and to theme
selves to see that items of local
!, interest are reported. Every item
viii be given proper considera.
ton when source is known. H.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-24

I Howard Palmer, who is taking an
engineering course at the Y OF Min
nesota, arrived in Bemidji this morn
ing to be with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Palmer during his4spring
vacation. a.. : /. = y o., ~
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=. A big display of standard groceries
at half price, buy one and take tH, st
Troppmans. y. >,' = 1T o-22a
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~ Mrs, Ira French expects to go tt
s-1SAkeley tomorrow to visit friends. ~
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J. w. Wilcox is spending a few
days this week at Nebish transacting
business r. "A "a .>s' sE ut
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. Worlds Star. Knitting ConapanS
Agency at 1908 Doud avenue. Tele-
phone 393-W. Mrs. E. W.Gaines.
= ts@ VI. - q. 5t3-2}
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Mrs sssMort Pendergast of Brentwood
farm was calling on friends while
shopping in Bemidji Thursday. ~. & {
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Items for this column will 10
y. gladly received by Mrs. Harvey,
telephone law. Readers owe
it to their guests and to th.m- =
selves to see that items of local
" interest are reported. Every item +
Y, viii be- given proper considera.
ton when source is known. 49,.
~ Mrs, Ira French expects to go to
:9sSAkeley tomorrow to visit friends. ~
Polar Pie. Ask for It.. 2-14tt
Dan Rose returned to Bemidji this
morning from business trip to Kel-t
liner. grssys3q ~: ~
J. w. Wilcox is spending a. few
days this week at Nebish transacting
business f. .. - .'seess it,
~ ? y. r !.
!. A big display of standard groceries
at half price, buy one and take tn, st
! TroppmaGs. Il. >,' 1T o-22ia
r. Mrs .sssMort Pendergast of Brentwood
farm was calling on friends while
shopping in Bemidji Thursday.
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Mrs. E. N. Smith Of Blackjack was
the between train guest OF friends in
.Bemidji while shopping here Thurs
day. - 7; - ~ a. ~# '.&tks's n
Mrs. A. B. Kobe, ia Bemidji ave,
has returned from Kelliher where she
has visited her mother for a few
days. - 10y ~ 'e<-. II, S'.aej r
Polar Pie. Ask for il. 2-14tf
Mrs. E. E. Kenfield returned yes
terday from Cass Lake, where she
was ) guest of Mrs: Harding since
Monday -. 49, .,..~@ -. <<s.s.ss
TO- Lonsdale' Fine Muslin, 10 yards for:
$1.59: 1aoppman's Bargain Base
ment. H.. :, ,....~.-. ~. 49,. 1t 1924.
y
DR.. D. L. Stanton returned yester-
day from the twin cities, where he
went Monday night to attend to- bust
ness matters. = = = = -:-34s
Breakfast sets, Bridge sets Tea
Cloths, Underwear, Children's things
and other novelties in the Art De-
partment at the Bazaar Store.
Mrs. Leo Opsahl returned to Be-
midi last evening from Cass Lake,
where she visited her sister, Mrs.
Dumphy, for a few days. y ~ :.
Polar Pie, Ask for it., -. 2-14tf
Gordon Harnwell and Forrest Saith
re will go tomorrow to Bass Lake,
where they will spend Sunday: with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs., E.
NJ. Satire, and they will return to Be-
midi Monday morning. Z Il :; ~, -, "a,
Mrs. Caroline Abbott, who has been
very i'll at the home. of her daughter,
Mrs. Ray Kaliher, Alb America ave,
for the past flour weeks, is able to
be up. and around a part Of each
day. $50 - = r. 2. = r
~ Worlds Star Knitting Company
Agency at 1908 Doud avenue. Tele-
phone 393-W. Mrs. E. W.Gaines.
: :,@@ NJ. '.s...:@s. !. 5t3-2}
John Larson, who is taking an agri-
cultural course at the u of Mime
sofa Fduringsthe fall winter terms,
will arrive An. Benlidji tomorrow and
remain with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Larson during the summer, anc
will not return to the University until
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! Every mother should learn lie
truth about pasteurized milk, then
they would use nothing else for .heir
children. ~ ". =. 5t 32s
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p EF..FE : Is y 2
Frank Shinrmel. VINO has visited
friends at FROM for a few days, re-
turned to- his home onEt Twenty first
street Thursday. s.
$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
Land company. 1-1stf
Miss Lucy LaFontisee returned this
morning to her home in Bemidji af-
ter visiting her sister at Minneapolis
for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Emma Ifinshaw, Mrs. Vern
Hinshaw and daughter Helen, and
Elmer Hinshaw OF Wilton, are guests
of Bemidji friends this week,
The art department 1T .hes bazaar
store will be open to the public ".
day, March "a. 49,. a t.as2a33
Miss Esther Peterson Of ~ orthome,
arrived in Bemidji last evening and
will be the guest of Miss Mabel Groom
2O9 Pemidji avenue, for a few days.
Mrs. J. Scarrott returned yesterday
morning from Stephens, Mimi, where
she has visited her daughter, Mrs.
III. NJ. Cords and family for the past
week. -. ..-.,. 49,. y ---'
/ Every mother should learn Lie
truth about pasteurized milk, then
they would use nothing else Tor :heir
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-24

Mrs. Leo Opsahl returned to Be
midi last evening from Cass Lake
where she visited her sister, Mrs
Dumphy, for few days. u - !
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Mrs Caroline Abbott, who has been
very i'll at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Ray: Kaliher, Alb america ave,
for the past (four5 weeks, is able to
4 be up and around a part of each
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-24

Breakfast sets, Bridge sets Tea
Cloths, Underwear Children's things
and other novelties in the Art De-
partment at the Bazaar Store. :,
1 | 81.
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Polar Pie, Ask for it..
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Gordon Harnwell and Forrest Saith
re will go tomorrow to Bass Lake,
where they will spend Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, e.
NJ. Satire, and they will return to Be-
midi Monday morning. = Il :; .yE - Z h..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-03-24

DR.. D. l.. Stanton returned yester-
day from the twin cities, where he
went Monday night to attend to- bust
ness matters. & @sv5- (. e
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Lonsdale Fine Muslin, 10 yards for
$3.50: Ta;oppnan's Bargain Base
ment. H., ....-......sa ~. a. 1t 1924
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Mrs. E. E. Kenfield returned yes
terday from Cass Lake, where she
was d guest of Mrs: Harding since
Monday E~r,, 49, 49,. r.. ..
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Mrs. A. B. Kobe, ia Bemidji ave,
has returned from Kelliher where she
has visited her mother for a few
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Mrs. E. N. Smith Of Blackjack was
the between train guest Of friends in
Bemidji while shopping here Thurs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-30
Saturday is Children's Day at Robertson's
Shoes for School
Wear

In buying school shoes you
want the kind that will be most
serviceable for the least money.
We can save you several dol
lars on Shoes of unsurpassed
quality. fit and neatness.
Youths Holland S h es.
Goodyear welt and Wingfoot
heels-sizes 9 to I3H-$4.95.
Big Boys Holland Shoes
sizes ! to 6-$5.o5.
Growing Girls Shoes and
Oxfords in Black or Tan Calf,
Goodyear wells, and Wingfoot
heels. sizes IN to 6-$5.95.
Children's Shoes. material
tops and Wei Kid vamps-
Patent Leather with Black.
Grey. White and Field Mouse
kid tops.
Smoked Elkskin Shoes. sizes
4 to 8-$2.25.
Black and Tan Calfskin
Shoes, sizes 4 to 8, at $500
and sizes 81 to I at $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Miss Craven Married
To Lieutenant De Kay
Prominent Naval Officers and
Families Among Guests at
NewDort Wedding

NEWPORT. R. l.. June i0-Miss Ann
Wickes Craven. daughter of Captain
Thomas Tingey Craven. L. y. n. and
Mrs. Craven was married 20 Lieutenant
Rodney Drake De Kay this afternoon
az ( o'clock in jamestown IN what was
the first big society wedding held this
season. The ceremony took place az 4
o'clock in 81. Matthew Church, the
Rev Charles Burrows officiating.
The bride, who made her debut IN
Washington two years ago and who Is \
member Of the Junior League, was az
tended By Miss Zaydee De Jonge, a
cousin. a maid OF honor. and By Tho
Misses Martha Harris. Virginia Harris,
Georgiana Hicks. Harriet y. Scales,
Joselyn Parker, Katherine Morris and
Eliza Gordon Woodbury. as brides
maids. Mrs Bertram Lippincott, of
PHILADELPHIA, was the matron - honor,
while little sister. Olga Won klinkof-
strom Craven. was the flower girl
Mr.. Ormonde De Kay. brother n the
bridegroom, was best man, while the
ushers we're Commander Theodore
Jewell. Lieutenant, a. V. Reull and En-
signs 7. II. Bunch, G. S. Young. Mories
Van Cleaye and Henry C0nant, OF the
navy ard Messrs. Drake De Kay,
Adrian De Kay, Robert Hale, Paul Al
thaus and Robert Brockus.
The brides gown was OF iyory
cream satin. with court train folf
yards long. covered with handsome old
family lace that was worn by her
mother at her wedding. The eorones
OF lace that held the veil also belonged
70 her mother. She carried shower
bouquet OF Internationally and
bridal roses
Both the matron Of honor and maid
OF honor wore gray Georgette over sil-
YER cloth, with silver wreaths, ana
carried pink sweetDeas. The brides
maids wore horizon blue Gcofgetts
over silver cloth with silver wrcaths
and also carried pink swcetpeas. The
flower girl wore pink organdie trimmed
with Irish lace and a hat Of pink rose,
and Irish lace She carried a basket of
pink sweetpeas.
Prominent naval officers and their
families were In attendance az the we'd.
ding, including Admiral Hilary p.
Jones, commander in chief of the At
lAntic Fleet; Rear Admiral William $.
Sims, president Of the Naval War Coll
lege, and others Immediately follow
ing the ceremony reception was held
In the jamestown Casino.
The brides family has been occupy
ing Green Gables for several seasons,
and her father. Captain Craven. y 20
command the feet % destroyers which
sails from Newport harbor shortly for
China. The bridegroom is The son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles De Kay Of New
York, and Eastham?ion.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Miss Bostwick's Wedding
To Take Place on June IL

Invitations have been issued Tor INC
marriage Of Miss Catherine Bostwick'
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fren-
els Bostwick. Of New York, 70 Mt.
Douglas Grant Fash, son Of Mr. and
Mrs William J. Fash. also Of this city.
The wedding will take place on Sat
urdav. June II, at I o'clock. in Christ
Church. Miss Beatrice Baird will be
maid of honor, and the flower giris
viii be the two daughters Of Judge and
Mrs. George V. Mullan. a.,
Mr.. Kenneth Fash will serve as ms
brother's best man and the ushers VIII
be Mr.. Charles T. Bostwick jr, brother
Of the bride; Mr.. II. Dudley Hswiey,
W John c. Grsef and Mr. Arthur
Davis. cousins Of the bridegroom
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

red Rogers. Of Watertown. y. Y, and
formerly Of $50 Mclrose Place, South
Orange. The ceremony was performed
a. Sacketts llarbor. \. Y Upon their
return from wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs Hale will make their home IN
Glen Ridge.
Major and Mrs. John D. Morgan, OF
Msplewood, have returned from Point
o. Woods. l.. L. WHO'RE they were the
guests Of Captain and Mrs. Frederick
L Conrad
Mrs. c. Z. Trybom Smith, oi Hamp-
ton Terrace, Orange, viii during TINS
summer make tour Of England,
France and Scandinavia.
Mrs. William Hendershot. OF Lind.
sley Avenue. West Grange. was the
hostess Thursday OF the Facta Non
Verba Club, Of which she Is a member
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mehlin. of Grey
Court, East Orange, are expected homs
during the coming week. They have
been on an extended tour through
New York, Ohio, Michigan, West Nir'
ginia and Pennsylvania.
, The marriage OF Miss Dorothy Dan
cl, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Daniel. OF High Street. Orange. and
Mr. Chauncey Hall, Of Augusta, Ne,
will take place the latter part Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Hagerstrom, OF
Ridgewsood Road. South Orange. will
depart in the near future 20 pass the
summer months az Keene, y. II.
Mr. and Mrs. William Z. Burgess,
Of Ralston Avenue, South Orange,
have returned from a stay at Larch-
mont Woods.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas II. Gillespie,
Walnut Gate. Ridgewood Road. South
Orange, will depart within the next
fortnight, 90 pass the summer season
travelling in Europe
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Raymond Riley, Of
90 Crescent Road. East Orange. have
opened their summer cottage in Fourth
Avenue, Asbury Park.
Mrs. Henry J. bloemecke, OF 80 haW.
thorne Avenue, Easi Orange, has issued
invitations for luncheon and bridge,
10 be followed by a musicale AZ her
home Tuesday in honor OF Mrs. Walter
c. Ellis, Of SO Park End Place, East
Orange. Roses, intermingled with
other flowers in a color scheme OF pink
and white, will form the decorations.
Rear Admiral Edwin Stewart and
son, Mr. Donald S. Stewart, Of Scot.
land Road. South Orange, will spend
July az Kittery Point, Ne.
Miss Marion Dormitzer, Of South Or
ange. has been elected president OF the
Junior League Of the Oranges, succeed
ing Miss Gladys Eyre, Of Berkley Ave-
nue., Orange.
william Frederick Dix and family, Of
T!llou Road. South Orange, have de-
parted for Westhampton Beach, where
they have opened their summer home.
Mrs. Frank II. Taylor nnd son, Du-
rand Taylor, Of Midland Avenue, East
Orange, will depart the end Of this
month for Culver Lake, where they
have a cottage. They will remain a.
the lake until fall. Mr. Taylor Will
Join them week-ends.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11

FOR an extended trip 10 tho Great
Lakes.
Mrs John :. Boyd, of Rynda Road,
South Orange. Is az Bay Head, where
she will remain for the summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Colgate, Of
Llcwcllyn PARK. West Orange, departed
yesterday for q three-month motor tour
Of the Western states.
Miss Bcrnice Meyer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Fischer Meyer, OF
Scotland Road. South Orange. has re-
turned from Tarrytown, where she was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Lord.
Mss Never was one Of the bridesmaids
10 the wedding Of Mr. and Mrs. Lord S
daughter, Miss Janet Lord, 90 Mr. Ed
win Dale, Of New York.
Former Mayor and Mrs. William
Cardwcll and their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Graham, 81 Ncthcrwood Terrace. East
Orange, departed yesterday for their
SUMMER cottage in Asbury Park. They
will remain away until October.
Mrs. s. Katherine Adams. Of Plym-
outh. y. H., is visiting her son and
daughter-in-iaw. Mr and Mrs. W. b.
Adams. Of 81 Kenmore Terrace. East
Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald s Miller. OF
Connect Place. South Orange. have re-
:-rncd from q short stay at Bay Head.
Former Judge Thomas A. Davis
and son. Thomas A. Davis jr., Of 66
Cleveland Street. Orange. have re-
turned from a visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. Harry Doremus, Of 50 South
Parkway. East Orange. has departed
FOR stay Of five months in the Far
West.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Armstrong
Halscy, Of White Street, Orange, are
az the Halsey summer home az Lake
Sunapee, y. II. Mrs. Halsey is a sis
ter OF Mrs. Charles A. Edison, Of
Llcwellyn Park, West Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Fritz, Of
Sunni. Avenue, South Orange, will
spend the summer AZ Atlantic Clty.
Their son and daughter-in-law and
family will be at Ocean Grove during
the summer months.
Mrs. Jacob A. r. Dunning. OF Hey
wood Avenue. Orange. will depaft the
latter part Of this month for Seneca
Fails. where she will visit her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wet
more Holloway Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Seymour, Of
Prospect Street. West Orange, will
pass the summer season az Siasconset,
Nantucket. where their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Ripley
Nelson. Of Caldwell, have taken a cot
tage
Yrs. William Torrey Baird. OF Scot
land Road, South Orange, will leave the
letter part Of this month for her sum-
mer home az Lake Sunapce, y. II.
Announcement is made Of the we'd
ding on Thursday. May 81. Of Mr. I'd
ward Orange. 20 Miss Loruhamah Mild
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Hot Springs Season
Promises To BE as
Successful as Any
Many New Workers Visit Vir-
ginia Resort; Mrs. Terah
Haggin Brings Peruvian
Delegate Along With Her

fIfffnI NN"ffN'fN To NNf N|N|H"F
HOT SPRINGS. Va, juno i0.-hns
Terah Haggin has come down from
New York. accompanied By Miss Mar.
garet Conroy. Of Lima. delegate from
Peru 20 the recent Pan.Amcrlcan Con-
gress and League % Women Voters
convention. Mrs. Haggin gave dine
ncr in the Homestead f0r Miss Con-
roy. She also had as dinner guests
during the week Colonel and Mrs
Arthur Kelly Evans and their aon,
Mr. Joseph B. Whitehead. 0f NeE
York This resort is nearly ready
for Us summer season, which prom aes
20 be as successful ~ any.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett n Zhy Ucre
arrivals ~ the week from Acw YORK.
On Tuesday they drove % the Cas-.
cades
Mr. and Mrs John c. Tappir. -
New York. went % the t1fcldes m
Monday on picnic luncheon. accor-
panied by Miss ilaGgin and Nlu toa-
roy. Mr. Webster Campbell arrived
from New York % t0l1 Sire Camp
bell. with whom he mot0rcd % White
Sulphur Springs for luncheon. hff.
william K. Groves, % New York. has
returned from a brief visit % White
Sulphur Mrs. Daniel Bacon was IN
arrival 'of tho week from New York,
as was Mrs Henry &. Colisn. who u
% remain three weeks Mrs Melville
T.. ingalls,. ~ New York. was among
those arriving during the wcct
Mr.. George r. Roat. NJ. -. = Read
and Mr. Frank T. Lawrence, of Aew
York. also are here
Mr. and Mrs Cas-. Garfield wers
active during their visit ala divided
their time largely between The golf
course, the tennis courts and the rid
ing trails On Tuesday they went over
Virginia Mountain. They departed for
New York on Wednesday.
Arrivals q the week include Hr and
I Mrs. Harry r. Stater. - Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. r s. Wysey q chicagoi
/ Mr.. and Mrs Charles A. loLgsOr. -
Montreal; Mrs. Henry l.. Edwuris. N.ss
Z Betty Edwards. Mrs. J. e. Buxton and
} Miss Anna Buxton. ~ Dallas; Mrs.
John T. Wlnslow. II Cincinnati. Mrs.
". ". GUNNER. Of jacksonville. Fa.;
Mr. and Mrs. /. II. Ha.ght. ~ New
Rochelle: Mr. Charles O. Daily and bis
sister, Miss Anna V. Daly, Of Jersey
City
Mr. and Mrs. Ewing I'LL arrived
from 81. Louis 20 pass part of the
summer before going % their place ~
Rye Beach. y. Y. Mrs William n.
Luke and Miss Emily Luke motorcd up
from Covington on Monday for lunch
con in the Homestead.
Mr. and Mrs T.. D. Emmons, ~ De-
troit. passed few days here before
/ going on 20 Washington by automobile.
Colonel and Mrs. Arthur Kelly
/ Evans had as dinner guests on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jofcrson Ryan.
Of Washington. who are 90 occupy the
/ Pillars for six months.
Departures OF the week include Nr
/ and Mrs. George Batcnolior. Mr ard
Mrs John R. Sheffield jrs Mrs John
Ballot and Mrs A. Howard Higgins,
Mrs. Lawrence Cobb. Mr and MrI.
Webster Campbell and Mr T. Law
renee, OF New York. and Mr and Mrs.
D. N. Mason, cf Kent, Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Miss Bickman to Become
Bride Of Mr.. Schumacher

Miss Elsie Bickman, daughter OF Mt.
and Mrs. John Biekman Of 1923 East
Eighteenth Street. will be married 70
Mr. Jacob Schumacher on Wednesday
evening in the Church Of the Epiphany.
The ceremony will be followed BY a
reception at the Hotel McAlpin. Miss
Anna McNarara will be the maid Of
honor and the other attendants will be
Miss Ruth Stahl, Miss Olive Michel,
Miss Elsie Schumacher and Mrs. Fred
erick Kielman. Miss Betty Gillespie
will act as flower girl. Mr. John
Walker Biekman, brother Of the bride,
will be best man and Mr.. Frederick
Kielman. DR.. Joseph Stahl, Mr. Graham
Petri and Mr. Frederick Dingeldine
the ushcrs.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Miss Edythe Crossman
To BE Bride Tomorrow

Miss Edythe Grossman, Of the Hotel
Hamilton, daughter OF M. and Nrs.
Julius Grossman. will become the bride
tomorrow evening Of Mr.. Walter A..
Fribourg, Of the Hotel Walton Their
wedding will take place az the Hotel
Biltmore. A tea was given az Sherry's
yesterday for the bride. and Ny. Fri
bourg gave a bachelor dinner last night
at the Walton. Miss Ruby Jordan viii
be the maid Of honor, Miss Japet Jor-
dan the flower girl and Mr. Charles
Friedman best man.
She is we'll known In Miami, Fla,
and New York, and Is a charter mem
Der OF the widows Relief Club. Mr.
and Mrs. Fribourg will sail on the
Paris for q honeymoon trip abroad.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-11
Manhassct Hotel to Greet
Seaside Park Season June 10

frfrf1T Dfsp0FfN % INf IFFVNH' =,
SEASIDE PARK, y. j., June l0.-Ihe
Manhasset Hotel here will open its sea-
son on June rs with a large dance;
The hotel has installed a powerful
radio outfit and concerts will be given
every evening. Three nights a week
are 10 be devoted 10 dancing. During
the afternoons tea dances and card
parties will be features.
Among the guests expected on the
18th are Or. A. Ashley Taught and Mrs.
Taught. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Erickson
and Mr. and Mrs. william Finn, all OF
Philadelphis.
Brooklyn bookings include Mr.. c. II
BALDWIN and Mr. De Forest Jetmore.