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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
MEN
Plan Big EVENT
BANQUET FEBRUARY %, FOL-
LOWED BY ADDRESS BY STATE
COMMANDER LEEPER.

Perhaps the biggest event of the
season, to be staged by the ex-service
men, will be the dinner, to be held al
Guild hall, Wednesday evening, Feb.
ruary %, at which time State Com
mander Leeper will be present. Ev.
cry ex-service man who is interested
in hearing Mr.. Leeper is invited to
register for the dinner with Carey
Smith, at the Togs, before Monday
evening, the goth. Every man who
wishes to attend must register and
the list must be complete at least
two days before date of the dinner.
The ladies of st. Marks Guild have
the dinner promises to be a real get
together for the "doubll boys"
"No such an affair has been held
in Moscow for a long time" stated
J. w. Parkhurst, historian of the Le-
gion, to The Star-Mirror. Every eff
fort is being put forward to make
this affair have some of the pep that
was so much in evidence during the
war;"
At special meeting of the post ex-
ecutive committee Tuesday evening
the dinner hour was set for 80 p. M,
so that the dinner would be over in
time for the men to attend the Middle
-on concert and the Elks dance. 1t
was also decided to invite the COM
nanders of neighboring Legion posts
% attend the dinner and hear the adj
lresses by the state commander.
The letter of acceptance from Mr..
4eeper follows
"Mr. NJ A. Thomas, Commander
Dudley LoOmis Post No. 6:
Dear Commander:
"Your letter received inviting me to
peak on the 22nd of this month and
am very glad that I am able to say
hat can accept the invitation. I
lave been desirous of coming to Mos
ow for a long time, as I have heard
eports of the increased activities in
our post.
II trust that we will be able to have
splendid meeting, and I will be
vailable for any purposes for which
ou may see fit to use me.
with kind personal regards to
ourself and the members of the post,
am,
Very truly yours,
ROBERT E. LEEPER"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
BIG ATTENDANCE DESIRED AT
CHAMBER LUNCHEON THURSDAY

The weekly luncheon of the Moscow
chamber of commerce, which has
been postponed until Thursday noon,
promises to be one of the most in
teresting sessions held in some time.
Hon. Peter Johnston, speaker of the
house during the last session of the
legislature, will be present and will
address the meeting and the matter of
the soldiers bonus will come up for
discussion and action, as announced
at the last meeting.
Secretary Rowe announces that
there will be plates for 60 and large
attendance is desired.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
COLLINS OBTAINS RELEASE
OF UNI0NIST PRISONERS

London-(A~ P.)-Michael Collins,
head of the Irish provisional govern
ment, has obtained the release of Is
of the Ulster unionists recently kid
naped, Winston Churchill, colonial
secretary, announced in the house of
commons Wednesday.
Churchill said Craig and Collins
had agreed to the appointment of an
impartial commission to go to the
border area, to ascertain the facts of
the case, to keep in close touch with
each other in order to allay if possible,
the great apprehension existing on
both sides of the border that action
may be taken on the other side.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
FORD HAS COMPETITOR IN
OFFER TO BUY MUSCLE SHOALS

Washington-(A. P.)-Another offer
for the purchase and lease Of the gov
ernment's properties at Muscle Shoals
Alabama, was completed today and ar
made by the sponsors,
the Alabama Power company, for i'm
mediate filing with Secretary Weeks.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
Very truly yours,
ROBERT e. LEEPER." "
Interesting Meeting PRESBYTERIAN Aid

Interesting Meeting Presbyterian Aid
The Ladies Aid and Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church met
Tuesday afternoon in the church an
mex and enjoyed session of unusual
interest. More than 60 ladies were
present. Dean ]. G. Eldridge and
Rev. J. Orrin Gould, each gave an in
Freda Marie Soulen rendered two
beautiful violin solos; Mrs. Ph.
Soulen, sang a delightful solo, ac
companied by Miss Freda on the vio-
lin. After the program refreshments
wereserved by the hostesses, Mes
danes G. w. Pitcher and John Can
ham and their able assistants.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
HARDING WILL NOT CALL
CONFERENCE ON HOUSING

Washington - CA. P) President
Harding, in a letter to Senator King,
democrat from Utah, made public
Wednesday by the letter, declared
that he considered it inadvisable at
this time to call the national housing
conference. The chief executive also
asserted that he did not know of
Legislative palliative" relief of home
shortages, and added that he very
much doubted eff we ought to try to
create one
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baskets and five free throws.

Sam Meyer of Spokane who tool
Varnell's place as referee missed his
train in Spokane and as a result die
not arrive in Moscow until 1855 On
the Northern Pacific. He dressed
rapidly and the game started at S:13
Meyer refereed clean fair game with
his close calling of fouls and excel
lent management of the game. Ills
work was entirely satisfactory to both
teams and to the crowd
Crowd Gathers Early
The crowd of students started gath
ering at the gymnasium for the game
shortly after 5 o'clock although the
doors were not opened until $50.
The entire crowd of between 1900 and
1000 people were in the gymnasium Ly
7:15 and the time before the start of
the game was taken up by two fast
boxing bouts between Moscow young
sters, numbers by the University Fep
band, cheering by the students, and
several numbers by the varsity quar-
tette.
The crowd showered nickies and
dimes on the gymnasium floor for the
Moscow youngsters who put on the
boxing bouts. The cheering of the Ida
ho students was feature of the even
ing. AS the Idaho team came on the
floor, shortly before 3 o'clock, the
entire crowd stood and cheered and
sang for more than five minutes
Tonight's game will be satrted
promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
Twins Celebrate Birthday.

The young people of Joel gave Del
bert and Albert Dunn jolly surprise
party Tuesday evening at their home
near Joel The event was to cele-
brate the seventeenth birthday Of the
boys who are twins. The evening was
spent in social chat, games and music.
All wish the two young men many
happy returns Of the day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
JUDGE STEELE ISSUES
ORDER FOR 30 JURORS

Judge E. c. Steele issued an order
Wednesday for 80 jurors. The jury
men are to be used at the coming jury
term of the second judicial district
court for Latah county The names
will be drawn from the jury list by
Judge Adrian Nelson as Latah county
probate judge and clerk of the dis
trict court, and by Sheriff John L..
Woody
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
FINNISH MINISTER OF INTERIOR
KILLED BY ASSASSIN'S BULLET

Helsingfors, Finland-(A. Pm.
Ritavulori, Finnish minister of the
interior, was shot three times as he
was alighting from his automobile
outside his residence here today, and
died enroute to the hospital. The al
legged assassin. Ernest Tanderfelt was
arrested and is said to be demented.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
DISORDERS BREAK OUT
ANEW IN BELFAST

Belfast-(A. P.)-After a period of
quiet lasting several hours disorders
again broke out here at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon, when shooting
began in the Stanhope street area,
near Victoria barracks. The military
promptly opened fire on teh mob
starting the disorders
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
Frost Takes Chevrolet Agency

Garage, during a visit to Spokane
at this place for the Chevrolet auto
mobile, one of the popular priced cars
on the market. Mr.. Frost has placed
an order for carload of the 400 mod
els, which is expected to arrive short
1y He will also handle parts and ac-
ecssories. He was formerly agent for
the Chevrolet at this place.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
KIDNAPPED MEN;
ARE ULSTER UNIONISTS

Dublin-(A. P.)-Eleven of the kid
naped Ulster unionists were released
Wednesday night, seven were releas-
ed Tuesday night, and eight Wednes-
day morning, it was announced here
Wednesday evening.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
Proceed With Evacuation

Belfast-(A. P)-Arrangements for
the evacuation by the British troops
from southern Ireland, was resumed
today, after two days suspension. At
Dublin preparations were made for
embarking 400 men.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
GRAND JURY INDICTS
12 UNNAMED PERSONS

New York-(A. PO-Two grand
juries Wednesday returned indict-
ments against 12 unnamed persons in
connection with the investigation of
bucketing orders by brokerage firm
in the Wall street district.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
BRITISH Steamer Afire

Boston-(A. P.)-The British steam
er, Momeo, enroute here with mil
lion dollar cargo, was exported afire
Wednesday. The ship is proceeding
to Horta, the Azores.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15

Washington-(A. P) = Boaz ".
Long, American minister to Cuba
since 1919, has rendered his resigna-
tion to President Harding, effective
immediately.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
Vote Chancellor Confidence

Berlin-(A. PDAThe Reichstag
Wednesday voted confidence in the
government of Chancellor Wirth. The
vote was 230 to 1856.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-02-15
American Murder Victim in Mexico

Washington-(A P.)-Charles Bur
row, also known as Charles Miller,
American manager of a ranch near
Monterey, Mexico, was shot to death
by unidentified persons February l.,
the state department was advised to-
day by American Consul Bowman at
Monterey
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Lineups and Summary

Substitutes-Idaho, Steiner for Gar
tin, Gartin for Telford, Telford for
Steiner, Nelson for Telford. Washing
ton, Froude for Crawford, Crawford
for Nicholson.
Scoring-Field baskets, A. Fox Z,
Thompson 2, Nelson 3, Steiner l.,
Bryan 2, Crawford 8. Sielk 4, Lewis 2.
Free throws, A. Fox IL out of Ia,
Crawford 4 out of 12, Lewis 5 out of s.
Score at half time-Idaho 18, Wash
ington 18.
Officials-Referee Sam L. Mover,
Spokane; timer, Heintz Glindeman,
Moscow, Charles Frankland, Seattle,
scorers, Joel L. Priest, Jr., Maurice
Springer. Seattle.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21

Ell joven Contratista D. R. Garcia
Vera, unO de los prOfesiOnales
mas habiles y entendidOs en- ell ra-
mo de cOnstrucciOnes, va sean de
MADEIRA, va de cementO armada,
que es la especialidad que Sc de-
dica. Las Obras entregadas pOr ell
Sr. Garcia Vera, gozan de una ele-
vada reputation, por la consisten-
cia con que han sidO fabricadas,
la maestria en- la finalizaci0n de
cada detalle y, sobre tOdO, pOr la
belleza de cada casa, que luce su
elegancia con la exquisite gallar-
dia de las cOsas donde ell Arte es
la caracteristica principal. Los
mOdelOs, de las Obras realizadas
pOr ell joven COntratista, que pre-
sentamOs aqui, dicen mas que to-
do cuantO pudiera escribirse en- su
elogiO, que no 10 necesita, pOrque
ell Sr. Garcia Vera va tiene su
reputation sObradamente hecha.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
R1ACK AND WHITE

Tho designer has taken tho OPP
portuaEty offered by a black anu
white hsnd-osocssd linen Of exotic
aedsn, TO mako this INTERESTING
costume. Jacket and top Cd Dress
are OF fine French f1annel IN inter
.st,nSr contrast To the linen. BlarR
'falle finishes tho 5ackstB collar
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per the guests motored to the home or
Miss Helen Stein. where the remainder
OF the evening was spent at dancing.
The guests at the affair were:
Misses
Dorothy BaycrS- Virginia Murphy
dorfer Irene Flanagan
Virginia Front Augusta Levey
Helen Stein Lillian OConnor
Helen Jacobs Marguerite Front
Della Jacobs
MeSSrs.-
Alex Relchblum Roland Jacobs
Leon ReiChbiuu Thomas O'Brien
Howard Flanagan Henry Jacobs
Pat Rafferty, James Murphy
Stanley Bayers- Pete Front
dorfer George Donahue
Messrs. and Mesdames-
Sidney Good Irwin Baer
birthday Surprise Party
Miss Isabel Lenard of Fayette City.
Pa. was plea sanity surprised at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Custer.
of South Chapline street, Thursday
evening by a number of her friends In
this city. The evening was in honor or
Miss Lenards birthday anniversary. A
Jolly program OF games and music
made the evening pass quickly for the
guests and at 10 o'CloC, a tempting
luncheon was served.
Those present were:
Mesdames-
Jesse Cashdollar lsabe! Lenard
William Dixon
Misses
eeIs1 C.Dnon Of Of Tayette City,Pa.
Muncie, Ind. Mildred zine
| Frances RriEhtweI
Naccr4 and MeSdameS-
Joseph Cashdollar Edward custer
| Herman Custer
| Messrs.--
A. ]. Cashdollar W. ]. CaShooI4aE
George Custer William custer
Joseph Custer
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Noted Lecturer on Club Program.
Announcement has been made that
Mrs Frank Mebane OF North Carolina
will be included on the program for
the 1928 season of the Woman's club.
Mrs. Mebane spoke before the local
club at It's general meeting last Novem-
Der, as arranged under the direction OF
the Literary department On this oc-
casion Mrs. Mebane. appearing In a
Serbian costume. gave wonderful &C
count of her Balkan experiences. and
besides a discourse Of more than ordl-
nary interest. she displayed person
ality that was especially charming and
won for her host of admirers. Her
next visit TO this city will oe In jan
uary. 1929. when she will lecture on:
Robert Louis Stevenson and Fannie
Osborne Stevenson" She will also tell
OF a visit TO her home in the Samoa
Islands. and with the ability OF the
speaker. her lecture will doubtless prove
one Of the real features OF the club
program for the coming year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-12
ARMED MEN HALT ]AA'
MINE OPERATION
Force Mem to Leave Work, Then Blow
Nm Bie 6tsam Shovel.

Force Men to Leave Work, Then BLOW
Up Big Steam Shovel.
Follansbee. W. Va, Aug. ia band
Of armed men. supposed to be striking
miners, made an attack on the r. V.
X. Coal company's mine. = short dis
lance east Of here, At an early hour To-
day. They menaced tho workmen with
oun. and forced them to leave the prop
erty. Some time later an explosion was
r GARD. and it was Afterwards discovered
that tho etsam shovel had been blown
IN with dynamite. State troopers who
have been on duty in the county since
the Cltftonville mine battle were called
here this morning, and they are conduct
ing an Investigation. Tho mine has
been supplying the domestic demand for
coal here and as a result Of the attack
operations will have to be suspended IN
definitely.
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Mrs, Chow Entertains

Mrs NJ. A Chew was hostess at
delightful affair Thursday, when she
entertained the members Of her bridge
club at her home at Leatherwood with
an all-day outing and lawn fete. Tho
guests arrived at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and until noon. when tempting
luncheon was served, enjoyed various
diversions on the spacious lawn. Tho
afternc,n was devoted to bridge, with
tables arranged on the veranda-
At 7 o'clock n delicious chicken dinner
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This afternoon at her home AT
Birch lynn Mrs. r. c. Dancer, chair
man Of the general committee In charge
Of the boat-ride which is planned by
the Woman's club for the evening or
August %. will he hostess to the mem
bers OF the committee at an informal
luncheon. Following tho luncheon,
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Yer . hundred persons are expected
Va tend the outing TO he held today at
S. urs Grove by the men OF the st.
{urs Evangelical church. Large trucks
MI convey the men and their wives
the grounds. where a delightful pro-
gram Of various picnic diversions will
be carried out. A picnic supper viii be
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ro+ao. =, wornanrs Club,

The COMMITTEES OF members or tho
Woman's club OF Wheeling who are got
ting together the material for the new
wear book OF tho club and which Is now
about ready TO go 10 the printers, are
asking any members OF the club, who
have changed their address. or whose
names may have been spelled wrong in
the last year book. to advise Miss Speyer
IT'S Chapline street. Of the fact. and she
will be glad to correct 1t. a few mis-
takes were noted In the last year book.
or cases where names were mtsspelled
or the wrong address printed and the
committee wishes TO guard against this
in the new year book.
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Informal Musicale

Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson {. Mckinley
entertained with a delightful informal
musicale last evening at their home at
Willow Glen" on the Bethany pike,
at which they presented Mr.. Henry W.
Hughes, we'll known vocalist. Mr..
Hughes Is a visitor at the home OF Mr..
Nelson i. Hubbard. on the National
Road.
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Ronoring Miss Rayersdorfer

A delightful moonlight picnic was
given by a group Of tho younger set
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Dorothy Bayersdorfer, OF Steubenville.
who Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Somehow. OF Lenox. jolly
evening was 8pent at Stratford Hill and
following the serving OF the picnic sup
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Entertain with Tea

Mrs W. F.. Bowman, of Zane street
Island. will be hostess to the members
Of the Island w. c. T. I. Monday even
ln- when she will entertain with a due
having tea. All members who have not
yet paid their dues are requested 10
bring them Monday.
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was served at a charTninsly appointed
table. Covers were laid for II guests.
The evening hours were made deilshttui
by various social diversions inciuoihs
bridge and music.
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Entertained Hebe Club

Members Of the Hebe club were
guests OF Miss Gertrude Korn at her
home on North Main street Thursday
evening. Needlework was che evening s
chief diversion. and at a late hour a
pEettily appointed luncheon was served,
The following were present;
Misses
Gertrude Nyles Vera Peckste!n
Edna Clouse Rita He'll
49, >nSmSter Gertrude Korn
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which will be served At l O'CLOCK tho
afternoon will be devoted to the plans
and preparations for the coming event.
The committee included:
Mesdames-
J. II. Brennan X Z. dancer
ar,bu- Iangnans Miss Anne Vossler
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RITZ HOLLYWOOD
WEDDING TODAY
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE WILL
he MARRIED AT BRIDES
NOME.
Many Wheeling People In .canadA-So-
caAl News OF 6enerA
interest

Gladiolas and rernery have been used
for the floral decorations and tempo
rary altar OF ferns and palms has oeen
erected in the living room or MT ana
Mrs Samuel Hopwood'S home %'-o
warwood avenue for the marriage Oh
their daughter. Helen Marguerite. 10
Mr.. James Radcliffe Ritz the cere1
mony will take place today AT tS'SV
o'clock and will be performed by NeF.
Gregory Bleakley, Of the EdSwood VI.
Z. church :
Thu bridal gown will be fashioned OF
mink xeorSette crepe with ribbon TRIM
minSs 4 large picture hat OF the same
color will he worn and for the shower
bouquet. sweetheart roses have oecn
chosen. The bride will be attended by
Miss Louise Taylor. OF st. MarEs as
bridesmaid Miss Taylor will wear a
crock of periwinkle canton crepe with
nicture hat to match. She vii! carry
a corSage Of Columbia roses.
Miss Hopwood's travelling costume
will he OF brown tweed. with small
feIt sport hat and other accessories OF
the same color. Mr.. James A. HOP
wood. brother OF the bride. will be pest
man.
Following the ceremony. wedding
luncheon will be served at the brides
home and covers will be laid for so
CHESTS. Later in the day the bride and
groom will leave on motor trip. with
their destination unknown. They Will
be al home at 932n Warwood avenue
Warwood. after August 20.
Roth bride and groom are popular
among the younget set. Mr.. Ritz IL
the son Of Mr. and Mrs. John Ritz. Of
south Chapline street. He is connected
with tho Telegraph.
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Medium Brown Hair looks best OF all
>fter q Golden Clint sh1mpoo.-Adv.
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wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gegner cole
brated their forty-sixth wedding ami
yersary at their homo on Nineteenth
street. Warwood, Thursday The AFTER
noon was spent in various social pas
times and at 6 o'clock delicious dinner
was served.
Among those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames-
AGA Lawyer and son, Charles. OF Char
leroi, Pa;
William Burns and daughter;
Edwin Klein and daughter;
John Hoffman and daughter, all OF
Wheeling.
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Juvenile Party

=, kSRN B S-SSh.
Juvenile Party
AZ hsr hose in Echo Point. Thurs
day afternoon. attle Miss Lillian Scott
de,iSh fully entertained q number or
her friends with lawn party. honor1ng
her ffth birthday anniversary, Games
m ado the hours merry until 1872 O'CLOCK
when refreshments were served.
Tho Riddles present were:
Misses
Catherine Schrescc- Nina Jackson
Ardath Hilton Eleanor Merschroc
Ann Jackson Dorothy Merschro6
Catherine SUE Annette GrHebe
Mccoy Lillian Scot
MeSTS.-
Phillip Hamburger. George Clark
New York Robert Cox
Junior Mccoy Charles Cox
Frank Mccoy Harold William
Paul Scott
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sxjoysd At o'clock. end tie feature
of tae day promises to be <he corn roast
20 be hsld Il she evening. tho FucAs
will Leave th> church this afternoon al
>, 3 ssnd c'c,ScS.
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A most delightful series OF affairs
yesterday honored Mrs. ]. D. BarritI
of Orlando, Fla, who has been the
guest OF her mother Mrs. w. A Ward
Of South Penn street for the last Few
weeks. In the afternoon, Mrs Thomas
w. Stewart entertained with an Orlan-
do picnic on tho grounds surrounding
the Stewart homo beyond Triadelphia.
The affair was planned as a reunion or
local people who enjoy the features or
Orlando during the winter months. An
elaborate picnic supper was served.
Last evening, small group or the
friends Of Mrs Barritt composed de-
nEhtful theatre party. The perform
anco Of Tho Sign on tho Door was
witnessed, following which the party
enjoyed n delicious supper at one OF
the local tea rooms Yesterdays affairs
ware tho last OF a series Of compliment
ary events which have been given for
Mrs Rarritt since her arrival In the
city. She will leave for her home in
Orlando tomorrow.
Yrorko-LaShhorn.
AZ the parsonage OF the Chaphne
Street NJ. f. church, Thursday after
noon, the wedding OF Miss Mary Lash
horn and Mr.. Joseph Fronko took place.
The Rev J. II. Hess performed the
ceremony. There were no attendants.
Tho bride Is tho charming daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs John P. I-ashhorn OF
Twenty-seventh and Chapl!ne streets
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fronko have large
circle Of friends who will hasten TO
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shower them with good wishes and con
gratulauons
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York city. where they will spend the
next few weeks. While in the city, MIS-
carp will attend classes IN the Den'-
shawn and Chalis dancing e<aoo's pre-
paratory to the opening Of her dancing
classes ,pon her return - We"elins.