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Evening star., 1923-03-30
Mrs. Sigler Bride Of
Mr.. Parsons Inst Evening.

Mrs. SigIer Bride of
Mr.. Parsons Inst Evening.
| Miss Helen Alberta Sigler. daughter
| Of Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Sigler, and Mr..
| David Armstrong Parsons. son Of Mrs.
| James Parsons. We're married last
Church. The ceremony was per-
! formed by the pastor, the Rev. DR.:
| Henry II. Ranck. and was followed
| by reception in the home OF the
| brides parents, for only the members
of the two families and q few close
+, friends.
| The bride wore gown of brocaded
, silver cloth. made on the long,
/ straight line, the skirt slightly draped
| TO one side at d low waist line. and
! held by ii cluster of pearls, from
which long strings of the pearls fell
! train Of satin. with a narrow piece OF
the brocaded silver cloth set in
| lengthwise in the center was caught
at the shoulders with pearl orns-
! ments. Her tulle veil was held by a
| band of orange blossoms. and she
carried bride roses, with shower OF
lilies Of the valley.
, Her sister Mrs. William G. Luke OF
! Pelham, y. V. was matron of honor
! and wore a gown of Nile green geor-
| gette crepe over silver, with graceful
| panels on each side of silver lace and
! a headband Of silver lace. She car
ried butterfly roses and snapdragons
| The brides other attendants Wore
! similar costumes, and were Miss Loli
| Miller, who was maid Of honor. ~rd
| three bridesmaids, Miss Anne SchmG~
| OF Hanover, Pa; Miss Ruth Slitcrat'
| OF Haddonfield, y. j.. and Miss Eliza
| beth Dixon of Piedmont. W. Va.
! They all carried butterfly roses
and snapdragons The two little
!, cousins OF the bride, Miss Allene
Martin and Miss Wilhelmina War
mick, who were in green crepe de
! chine frocks and wore tiny bands of
| silver in their hair. were ribbon
/ bearers. Mr.. Preston Haynes OF
Hopkinsville, Ky. sang.
! Mr. Michael Pugh was best man for
Mr.. Parsons and the uShers were MIR.
| Percy Sigler and Mr.. Curtis Sigler,
brothers OF the bride; Mr.. William
G.. Luke of Pelham and Mr.. Patrick
| Dougherty of Butte, Mont.
| Mrs Sigler mother Of the bride,
and Mrs. Parsons. mother Of the
| bridegroom, received with them after
| the ceremony, the former wearing
gray charmeuse with georgette crepe
| sleeves in the same shade and a
| corsage bouquet of violets. Mrs
| Parsons was also in gray. wearing
| canton crepe and corsage bouquet
| OF violets.
! Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs
Evening star., 1923-03-30

ficisnt. Rev. Bernard Brasconb. last
evening.
Only the immediate relatives and a
few intimate friends of the couple
witnessed the ceremony.
Announcement of the wedding will
be of especial interest not only to the
wide circle of friends of the couple in
Washington. but also to their host of
friends in Tennessee and Kentucky
the bride having lived in both states
The bride Is A member Of one Of the
old-time southern families, her
father, the late Capt. Isaac j. How
lett, having attained signal distinc-
tion in the war between the states
and having been one of Nashville's
most prominent citizens up to the
time of his death. q year ago and
her mother having an ancestry and
lineage that was of the best southern
stock.
Mr.. Morgan has been for many
years a resident Of Washington,
though his business necessitates
travelling. He is prominent in both
commercial and fraternal circles.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan will be at
home after April 10 in an apartment
at 18th and S streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. LeBuffe, 1904
Columbta road. have as their guests
Mr.. LeBune'S brother Rev Francis
Evening star., 1923-03-30
Miss Olive Beatty. Mrs George East

Miss Olive Beatty. Mrs George East
ment and Miss Gertrude L. Leonard
will preside at the tea tables A con-
cert Will be given from to o'clock
by Miss Frances Scherger, soprano,
accompanied by Miss Gertrude Hanne-
man, assisted by Miss Marian Reed.
Lancaster. Miss Ruth Jones, Mrs. Eve
lyn G. Hunt. Mrs. v. Poe Wilson. Mrs
bertha Martin. Mrs. Ethel Eliicoate,
the Misses Hicks from New York,
Miss Mabelie Alexander, Miss Flora
Orr. Miss Mary Helene Bennett, Mrs.
Marian Cram and Master Edgar Beck
with.
DR.. and Mrs. McSaul McMaster OF
200 East Capitol street have gone to
Atlantic City for Easter, and will
atop at the st. Charles.
Marine Gunner and Mrs. Emory r
(COntinued on Ninth PaQel
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Maj. and Mrs. W. X. Lloyd drovs
down from Carlisle Barracks, Pa,
Tuesday to visit their son. Mr. vii d.
liam X. Lloyd. q senior law student NJ
George Washington University.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Lieut.. and Mrs. Il. q. Thaysr on.
tertained at dinner last evening nj I.s
Paradls. their guests numbering tan
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Mrs. William Henry Smith. jr., has
closed her apartment and will be at
the Hotel Hamilton until thu remod >
cling OF her summer home, ul~nv1sw,
has been completed. about the first Of
May.
Miss Irene Hal. cousin Of Mrs.
Smith, who spent the winter with hsr,
has taken an apartment at the Chas-
Teton.
Miss Pcggy Fred. OF 1870 Clifton
street northwest, will have ~ house
guests over Epster Mrs Douglas jan
ney Of Prince William County. Va
Evening star., 1923-03-30

The Esieet Kiub will hold its dance
tomorrow night In the ballroom at
1900 sixteenth street, at . pm. Mr..
Newton A. Gladstone will have
charge of the special features for the
dance.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

and Miss Evelyn Payne OF Walton
New York.
Miss Fred will entertain on Easter
Monday evening for a group OF
brides -to-be, Miss Geneyieve Kline
Miss Margaret Mccain and Miss Peg
gy Rtttard
Evening star., 1923-03-30

VINO nave gone TO Atlantic city Tor
: Easter. are staying at the Hotel Am
bassador there.
Senorita Carmen Balliyian. daush-
ter of the minister OF Bolivia and
p Sonora de Ballivian, will share hon
ors with Miss Alice Milburn. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Charles Milburn, at buf-
fet, supper which Mrs. George Rich
ard Smith will give for her daughter,
Miss Lucille Claire Smith, Tuesday
evening, April 10.
Maj. and Mrs. Parker w. West re-
turned today from their stay OF a
month in Asheville. n. c.
Mrs. Blair Banister has with her
for the Easter holidays her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Banister. who is
taking a postgraduate course at Co.
lumbia University, in New York,
Mrs. G. Harold Emery OF 1872 Yer
non street is entertaining at tea this
afternoon in honor of Miss Edith NJ.
Walford, whose marriage to Mr..
: George Clark La Porte is to take
The tea is being given al the New
Willard. and those present are Miss
Mary Im!rie, Miss Wilmoth Doyle,
Mrs Eugene c. Gott. jr:: Miss Frances
nard Bowdren. Miss Theresa Crosson.
Miss Florence Clahteg and Miss Jean
Handy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Graham
have with them for the Easter holi-
days their son. Midshipman Edwin
NJ Graham and Midshipman John
Frazier.
Miss Amy Fechteler of Annapolis
is spending the week end with them.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chaunoey
NJ. Depew have returned to New York
from St Augustine. Fla, where they
spent the winter.
Gen. and Mrs. Baldwin Day Spill
man will spend the week END in
place near Warrenton, Va, from
Miami. Fla, where they have been
for some time.
Former Cndersecretary of state
and Mrs. Norman II. Davis. who are
at White Sulphur Springs for Easter,
were hosts at luncheon there yes
terday at the Casino.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte have returned to the Hotel
Vanderbilt in New York. after spend
ing the winter seeason at Palm
Beach.
Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr,
will join Mrs. Vanderbilt and their
daughter, Miss Grace Vanderbilt, at
Hot springs, TO-DAY, ana they Will
remain there for portion Of the
spring.
Many brilliant features are being
arranged for the review" which is
10 be the attraction at the cabaret
fantastique. Tuesday evening. April
:. at 10 o'clock. at Hotel Hamilton
which is being given for the benefit
of Noel House.
Mrs. Newbold Noyes. chairman of
the entertainment committee. an
nounces some OF the Specialties to
take place in each group.
Miss Louisa Hoars Interpretation
Of la danse will be the feature of the
first group
In the Venetian group a minuet
will be danced by Mrs. Herbert How
ard. Mrs. James NJ. Beck, jr.; Col.
Louis Little and Signor Renato ST.
lenzi
Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker. jr., well
known in Washington as Miss Ce-
celia McCallum. will give Spanish
solo dance as the feature of the
fourth group.
+ IN the attaches, group Miss Grace
Evening star., 1923-03-30

The 0unston Hail Aiumnae Asso-
citation will give a bensht card party
and tea dance saturday afternoon
April ~, ~ 1905 FLORIDA avenue. Mrs
Charles Psrdoe In chairman OF the
card party committee and Miss
Adrienns Louise Low is chairman oi
the dance committee. Cards VIII be
played from 2 to &:so o'clock. and
tho dance will be from o TO O'Clock.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Miss Mary Smithwiok IL spending
her Easter vacation with her parapis.
Representative and Ms, John g.
Smithwick. ut the Hotel Roosevelt,
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Judse O'TooIe 10 he
H0stess ut Women's Club.
Judge Mary OTooie viii be hostess
1T the Women's City Club Sunday aft
srnoon. assisted by Miss Florence
Fraser Stiles, Miss TIllie Steiner and
Evening star., 1923-03-30
Miss Harding In Washington
with Her sister for Visit,

Miss Abaigail Harding arrived in
Washington last evening from New
York and will be the guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. Heber
Fotaw and Mrs. Votaw, at their home
at Takoma Park. remaining for a
week.
Evening star., 1923-03-30
Society
Belgian Ambassador Baron de Cartier
Returning to Embassy Today After
a Short Visit in New York.

Hendricks and Jonkheer Seriere will
give striking dance.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

p. LeBuhe, y. j.. professor Al Ford. /.
ham University. New York city, X Y,
Evening star., 1923-03-30
HE ambassador of Belgium,
Baron de Cartier. will return
today from New York. where
he went Wednesday.

today from New York, where
he went Wednesday,.
Miss Kate Carey of Lenox and New
York, who has been visiting the am
bassador and Baroness de Cartier, has
returned to her New York home. Miss
Carey is sister-in-law Of the
baroness.
The ambassador OF Great Britain
and Lady Geddes and their children
will go to New York this evening
Lady Geddes and the children will sail
tomorrow aboard the Orca for their
home in England. where they will
spend the summer. The ambassad dor
Will return the first of the week
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Senator and Mrs. Walter f.. Edge
who have gone to Atlantic City for
Easter. are staying at the Hotel Am
lassador there.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Senorita Carmen Balliyian. daush-
ter of the minister of Bolivia and
Sonora de Ballivian, will share hon
ors with Miss Alice Milburn. daugh-
ter of Mrs Charles Milburn, at buf-
fet supper which Mrs. George Rich
ard Smith will give for her daughter
Miss Lucille Claire Smith, Tuesday
evening, April 10 .
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Continued on Ninth Page.)
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Maj and Mrs. Parker w. West re-
turned today from their stay of a
month in Asheville, y. c.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Mrs. Blair Banister has with hel
for the Easter holidays her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Banister. who is
taking a post graduate course at Co.
lumbia University, in New York
Evening star., 1923-03-30

The wedding OF Mrs. NJ. Hewlett
Lyme and Mr.. A. Clyde Morgan was
solemnized at the study Of the Of
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Senator and Mrs Borah entertained ID
four at dinner last night at the New
willard.
Evening star., 1923-03-30

Gen. and Mrs Baldwin Day Spill
man will spend the weekend in
Washington on their way TO their
place near Warrenton. Va, from
Miami. Fla, where they have been
for some time.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
SELECT COUNTY TEAM
Boys viii Try for Place in Stock and
Grain Judging Contest.

The annual stock and grain Judging
contests among the boys of the agri-
cultural clubs Of Bexar county and
nine of the surrounding counties will
be held February ard 10 at the
Montgomery-G Glass ranch. it was an
nounced at the headquarters Of the agri-
cultural department of the Chamber Of
Commerce Tuesday. Candidates of the
Bexar county team have beer selected
and are working now for the final elimi-
nation tests which will decide which of
the boys will make the team.
Three of the boys will be selected
70 Judge stock and three 10 judge graft,
Cups in both contests are Offered TO
the county whose team makes the
highest score in the Judging. and in adj
dition to this. the boy making the
highest mark in the two day contest
will be presented with a gold medal
Following are the boys who. at the pre-
liminary meeting last week. were Sc
lected TO take part in the final tests
which will decide who is 10 be on the
teams: Fred Singenberger, Eugene
Rookie. Charles Montgomery, Charles
and Bill Conway. Fred Kuentz. Lu-
dolph Tampkp. Kenneth Scott. Richard
Cox. Hugo Hid. Herman Krause. Law
renee KeIlT. Walter Krause, Fred
Gaemel. and Leslie Ferrill.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
MAP SHOWS BUILDINGS
Chamber Of Commerce Will Have
Ready Reference To Construction.

A map representing graphic record
of building in San Antonio during
1922, which shows a total of 4l67
buildings costing $7,212, 434, will be
presented TO the Chamber of Commerce
soon by the San Antonio Builders Ex-
change, according to Sidney Cornelius,
secretary manager Of the exchange.
Various colored pins designate the
location of new buildings valued at
more than $1,000 each. Repair work
and minor construction is not included.
These pins were inserted every time
construction work was begun on
building and now portrays conditions
as they existed on December 81. At
tached to each pin is a small linen tab
which bears a number and letter. max
ing it traGeable TO the files of the
Builders Exchange which hold COM
plete record of each building with ref
crence 10 ownership, contractor, cost
and material.
The map is framed and mounted
upon q rack and will be presented to
the Chamber of Commerce where it will
be placed in a conspicuous place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
TO JAIL FOR 100 DAYS
Convicted of Trying TO Smuggle Mari.
huans Into City Prison.

Lupe Dunbar, rs years old, was sent
to Jail for 100 days when arraigned
before Police Judge Rochester, Tues
day morning, charged with unlawful
possession of marihuana.
The ability ofs Rudolph Englehardt.
city jailer, 10 detect the presence of
marihuana by his sense of smell. re-
suited in the apprehension of the youth
when he called at the Jail Monday after
noon to see friend. When the odor Of
the weed was detected by Englehardt
as the youth entered he became sus-
picious. a search revealed the visitor
carried a marihuana cigarett in his
pocket, while his shoes, said to have
been oversize, were found crammed with
the weed.
This is the second arrest made. By the
police in the city Jail on charges of
possessing marihuana, the other having
been made last week when Mexican
was caught, while, it is charged, he
was endeavoring to smuggle the weed
TO prisoners.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
TEXAS WOMEN
JOINING STELLA
VITAE CAMPAIGN
Mrs. Katie Hit, of San An
tonic, Tells Her Experience
and Begs Other Suffering
Women to Try This Won
derful Treatment.

"If every woman who is suffering
from Female Troubles would take my
advice, they would get some Stella
Vitae and begin taking it right away, .
declared Mrs. Katy Hit, 81 Tilden
St., San Antonio, in a letter received
since the Better Health for Women
Campaign, now in progress was launch
ed in this city.
81 know what l am talking about, "
she said. This treatment has brought
me so much relief and built me up so
you would hardly recognize me as the
same woman 1 was before l began
taking it.
No woman ever suffered more than
l did with weak spells. nervousness
and terrible headaches and backaches.
l never wanted anything TO eat and
| fell off in weight until l was wor-
ried almost to distraction. / had con-
stipation, too. and pains around my
stomach at times that would almost
double me up.
u tell you / was miserable, but soon
after | began taking Stella Vitae, /
noticed my troubles easing up. l be-
gan 10 get hungry and my food didn't
upset my stomach any more. l got 10
sleeping sound at night and picking
up IN weight and now | feel Just fine
IN every way. That's why ] say Stella
vitae ought to be usel by every suffer-
ing woman. It's the greatest treat
ment on carth.'
NOte-Stella Vitae may be obtained
from any druggist and is sold upon the
positive guarantee to bring relief or
the purchase price will be returned.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
INVITE GLORIA SWANSON
May Be Entertainment Of Coming Auto.
mobile Show.

Gloria Swanson, movie actress, may
be brought TO San Antoine in March
as an entertainment feature Of the auto
mobile show to be held in that month.
This was announced at the Tuesday
luncheon of the Automobile Trades As
ISOLATION at the Gunter by Z. \. Wicke.
meyer, secretary OF the show commit
tee.
Mr. WickemeSer said the committee
is in telegraphic communication with
Miss Swanson.
The automobile show will be held ut
the st. Anthony Hotel The week of
March 8. Approximately 30 cars, rep
rcsenting the latest creations of motor
dom. viii be displayed.
Funds with which TO fight unjust ana
unfair legislation aimed at the automO-
bile industry was voted at the Tues
day luncheon. George Wroten said that
If all the bills before the Legislature
affecting the automobile industry were
passed, the automobile men would have
TO go out of business. Letters were
read from W. A. Williamson. president
of the Trades Association and represpn-
tative from Bexar county in the Legis-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
SURPLUS ARMY SALE
WILL BE HELD AT
POST FEBRUARY 6
Large Stocks of Subsistence
Will Be Included at
Auction.

Surplus properties that originally cost
the government several million dollars
will be sold at public auction at the
Eighth Corps General Area Depot, Fort
Sam Houston, on Tuesday, February
6, it was announced this week. The
sale will be held under the supervision
of the Southern Surplus Property Con-
troll Officer, while Joseph Rubin, Of
ficial auctioneer for the Eighth Corps
Area, will be on the block and knock
down the properties to the bidders. The
sale will start at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing.
Machinery and engineering equipment,
clothing, eQuipage, leather, harness,
motors vehicles, engineer properly, gen.
eral supplies, raw materials, subsistence
and textiles, include the surplus prop
critics listed for sale in the auction
catalogue issued this week from the
Eighth Corps General Area Depot. 4
new feature in the February sale is
that large stores Of subsistence at Fort
Mason, San Francisco. Cal. and at
Seattle, Wash, will be sold in San
Antonio. These stores consist largely
of canned goods, and have been listed
for sale at the San Antonio depot be-
cause of the phenomenal success in
past sales that has marked each San
Antonio sale so far as the selling of
subsistence was concerned. Other sup
plies will be sold that are stored at
various other stations in the Eighth
Corps Area.
Prospective bidders will be permitted
to inspect the property listed for sale
in the catalogue for a period of two
weeks before the sale.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
,B'NAI BIRTH PLANS
HOME TO BE BUILT IN
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Will Raise Funds Between
February II and rs and
Ask Half Million.

Increasing its field of endeavor. the
District Grand Lodge No. Z of the indie
pendent Order of B'Nai Birth, is
amending and completing its ritual, ac-
cording to Myron NJ. Goldman of New
Orleans, district secretary. In the dis
trict there are seven southern states,
and the order is one of charity and So
ciai work. The B'Nai Birth is the
greatest of all Jewish benevolent orders
and its branches reach all over the
world.
In the new program which is being
worked out in district No. Z, the order
has made provision for the orphans and
the sick. for the immigrant and the
eonsumptiye. 1t did not overlook the
needy and the feeble old folks. The
plans formed could not be carried out
except at considerable outlay, and II
was decided TO wait for returning pros
perity and the reduction of emergency
causes, 1t became apparent that there
would never be an open field, SO the
resolve was reached not to longer post
pone the philanthrophy. The period
between February IL and % was set
aside for the canvass. and half million
dollars constitutes the objective. The
sum has been prO-rated- among the
states in the district and it is anticl-
pated that none will fail TO produce its
quota.
The site already has been obtained.
\ 1t is located at Memphis, in one OF
4 the most attractive residential sec
tons, overlooking Oyerton Park Ii Is
designed there to erect a model building
with so rooms, with more units to be
added as the need arises and the funds
become available. As many Of the pass
ling generation of Israel adhere strictly
to the Mosaic code, kosher kitchen
will be conducted, and all other depart
ments of the institution will likewise
aim to crafty the inmates and prolOng
their lives in comfort and cOntentment.
The campaign has been thoroughly
mapped out. Fifty or sixty eloquent
1 ard influential leaders will volunteer
h TO lay aside their own affairs and take
the field for the cause. They will visit
the various lodges and communities. en-
deavoring TO make sure that the message
reaches every jew in the district. Then
will follow an organized collection en-
deavor. the subscribers to have the OPP
ton Of paying one-fourth at the time
of pledge. the remainder in six, twelve
and eighteen months. As soon as the
desired amount has been promised. the
COMMITTEE will go ahead with construc-
| tion, so that the home may be dedi-
cated in 1928.
Charles ]. Haase Of Memphis. is
Echairman: Hirsch Morris of Memphis.
8treasurer: and Myron VI. Goldman. of
New Orleans. is secretary Of the general
Ecommittec. There also is a chairman
for each state. with a large committee
to aid each chairman in obtaining the
full quota designated.
J. X. HexteT~of Dallas is chairman
|of Texas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
FILE ADAMS WILL
Widow Is Bequeathed All Property
Held in Her Name and Homestead.

The last will and testament of Jay +.
Adams, deceased, was filed for probate
at the Bexar county clerks office Tues
day morning. The estate, consisting Of
real and personal property is valued at
in excess of $4,000. Application for let
tiers of executorship were filed by Carl
ton W. Adams.
Mrs. Name +. Adams. widow of the
deceased. is bequeathed all of the prop
erty held in her name at the time Of
her husbands death, including the
homestead. Other beneficiaries are
Carlton W.. Craig J.. Jaye f. Jr and
Marjorie Adams, children of j, L.
Adams.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24

Millions of mothers keep "Calitornia
Zig Syrup" handy. They know a tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for gen
uine California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother
You must say California" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24

Beautiful ROselawn Cemetery. not a
n beautiful. well kept burial
park. Crockett 16SS.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-24
allure, telling Of a proposed tax on gas.

lature, telling Of a proposed tax on gas
oliDe.
Highway Week was observed with a
discussion of road problems of the state,
by Leon Walthall. Mr.. Walthall said
chat read construction in Texas would
be brought TO standstill il proper
Gctio" was not taken Immediately. The
greatest need. he said. is a connected
system of highways. The federal gov.
Crnment is willing to stand part Of the
expense of road construction if Texas
will do its part. he declared.
j.. w. Clayton read the minutes of
the preceding meeting in the absence
of the secretary. Robert $. Yantis pre-
sided.