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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-10
DIR. GEORGE H. p. COLE,

Private rites were held today for
DIR. George Henry Philip Cole, who
died Saturday at the residence. 1926
Park road northwest. He will be
buried at Norfolk. Va.
DIR. Cole had been living here for
about nine years, and was formerly
a director Of the Commercial Ma.
tional Bank. He was born in
North Carolina sixty.eight years
ago and received his professional
education at the Medical College Of
Virginia at Richmond and the Col.
lege of Physicians and Surgeons at
Baltimore. He practiced in Virginia
for about six years aud later served
as a director Of the North Carolina
Western Insane Asylum. In 1877
he entered the banking business and
was prominently connected with the
foundation and organization of sew.
eral finincial institutions in the
South.
He was an extensive traveller. and
when he moved to Washington In
1916 he retired from active duty,
He was member of the Mt. pleas.
ant Methodist Episcopal Church
South.
He is survived by his widow
Mary l.. Cole; one son, James Mon.
roe, and six daughters, Mrs. Frank
r: Wall and the Misses Mamie,
Florence, Elizabeth end Agnes Cole,
OF Washington. and Mrs. J. b,
vaughn. of Huntington. w. Va.
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MRS. MARY LOUISE LOWE.

A natiX> of Newark. n. j.. Mrs.
Mary Louise Lowe, who had lived
here since she was sixteen years
old, died suddenly yesterday at her
home, 1904 B street northeast.
She was fifty-eight years old
The Rev. William Fl. Pettus will
officiate at the services to be held
tomorrow from the Zurhorst under
taking establishment. Interment
- h at C-1a. vi | Cemetery.
Mrs. Lowe is survived by her hus-
land. William L. Lowe; two daugh-
ters, Mrs. NJ. B. Frazier and Mrs.
A. Nj. Hougton. and one son,
Franc d. Iowa
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MRS. CARRIE J. COLE.

Mrs. Carrie J. Cole, the widow
of Isaac N. Cole, died yesterday at
the Presbyterian Home, where she
had been residing for six months.
Mrs. Cole was born in Canada
about seventy years ago. but had
been in Washington most of her
life. Funeral services will take
place from the home tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock Interment
will be at Glenwood cemetery. She
is survived by one step-son. who
lives in Philadelphia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-10
Lions to Hear Durkee.

Dr. J. Stanley Durkee: president
Of Howard University, will address
the weekly luncheon meeting of the
Lions Club at the New Willard
Hotel, Wednesday. Other features
are piano solos by Mrs Oden Sut-
Ter and character sketches by Ar
thur b. White -t.%1 A.
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DEATHS.

Annie c. Smith. 70 years. 1880 Fair
mont st. NV.
James Fl. Knock IS, GIT 9Th st. NV.
George, c. oftenstein, SO. 212s 14th
ct. NV.
Seege A. Korff, 40, 1921 18th st. NV.
Edward L. Whitehouse. Sc. The AL
bury, 18th and H SITS.
Rosa B. Kendrick. 66, 3l7 7th st. sw
Infant of Louis and Waite johnson, s
hours. National Homeopathic Hospt.
Albert Washington, Sc. 35th and "
SITS. NV.
Dora Minor, "a, 1905 An st. sw.
Vivian Brown, l, Children's Hospt.
Sarah e. Talbert, As, 1850 goth ct.
NV.
James H. Minor. So. 4612 Hunt place
ne.
Sophia Taylor. 80, Emergency Hospt.
Marie Webster. rs. 272O Sherman ave.
NV.
Frank Jones, Is. Freedmens Hospt.
Henry Ross. sc. Gailinger HOspt.
Reason Brown. 81. asa o ut. nv.
Lorithia Y. Frost. 2 days 3l0s y
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BIRTHS.

Joseph O. and Catherine E. Csntrel,
boys, twins
Arthur " and Margaret B. Hillyard,
girl.
Raymond F. and Lillian M. Fox. girl
CHARLES l.. and Dorothy J. Posey, boy.
girl.
frederick A. and Ella Carroll, boy
Henry r. and Carrie E. Clements, girl.
Arthur and Virginia Chipouras, girl
rubin NJ and Fannie r. Jenkins girl.
Benjamin and Rose Zatz. girl
boy.
Clinton l.. and Hattie U. Mattingly,
boy.
Jesse A. and Esther NJ. Thomas girl.
David A. and Nellie r. Bisset, boy.
Golsan and Nellie f. Butler. boy.
Theodore l.. and Fannie A. Birge, girl
Harry and Thelma A. Rosenthal, boz
william F, and Edna s. Warwick, girl
Edward e. and Jessie NJ. Thompson,
boy.
Charles G. and Jessie e. Sudduth, girl
John FL. and Grace Call, boy.
Louis and Waite Johnson, girl.
William j. and Catherine Kendrick,
girl.
Preston NJ. and Mary Burch, boy.
Joseph A. and Grace G. Jackson, boy.
Hugh G. and Mary X. Connolly, boy.
John A. and Fanny NJ. Laut, boy.
John Q. and Beverly G. Alexander,
boy.
James and Louise Russell, girl
Edward A. and Louise v. Keyser, girl.
Simuel and Carrie Ludley, boy.
Louis and Anna M. Sweeney. boy.
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Others at Sl.9S

The speciality stores have to
charge from 1925 to $3.50 for
such blouses-and here find the
latest styles to wear with the
new man-like tailored suits.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $3.50, Obituary Desk
ALFRED SCHIFFNER.

Alfred Schiffner. one-time chef at
the Austrian and British embassies
and widely known in Washington
where he lived for many years, died
Saturday night at Rockville, which
had been his home for the past
twenty-five years. ~
He is survived by his widow, two
brothers and two sisters, all living
in Austria. Funeral services will
be held from his home in Rockville
tomorrow afternoon, followed by in
terment at Rockville Union Gene
terry. Brother members of Arminius
Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. NJ, will at
tend the services.
Up to the time Of his death he
was employed as chef by Mrs.
Richard Townsend. He had been
living in this country for the past
thirty years, coming here from
Austria, his birthplace.
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Envelope
CherniSe

$l.SS and $Z.ZS q NA
Values, at OOO
Of radio and cuddle silk (Glos)
also silk crepe de chine. Daintily
trimmed with wash laces. $l.59
for Basement Day only.
TOmOrrOw-Palais Royal Basement
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Elastic GirdleS
$3.50, $500. $3.50 S. no
and $500 Models, at 100

\ Last of lots-brought down
from the upstairs Corset Salon.
Many styles, but not every size
in each. Some slightly mussed--
but they are genuine $3.50 to
$500 girdles. at only $1.9S.
TomOrrOw--Palais Royal Basement
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-10
New BlOuSeS

On Sale Tomorrow ~l.OO
1.-THE best $1.00 Blouses" is an
other of our Bargain Basement
slogans-and so the newest and
best have always to be here. In
every size from 36 to Sd inclusive
all new.
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ERNST. On Sunday. March 9. 1924.
at Brooklyn, n. Y, F. WILLIAM
ERNST, father of Elsie B. Morris
and Clarence J. Ernst. Member OF
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. r. A. A. M,
and Excelsior Lodge, No. II, l. Q. Q.
r. Remains at residence of Clarence
j. Ernst, 32t7 Central avenue north
- east (Woodridgel, after 8 p. m. Mon
day. Funeral Wednesday, March IL,
at 1850 a. M, from First Congrega-
tional Church. Interment Fort Lin
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NORRIS H. MERRILL.

Funeral services for Norris II.
Merrill, eighty-two, who died yes
terday will be held from the resi-
dence of his only survivor, his
daughter, Mrs. Webster S. Ruck-
man, 3414 Mount Pleasant street
northwest, tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. Members Of the G. A. r.
will attend the burial services at
Arlington Cemetery. The Rev. Bar
nard Brescamp, pastor Of the
Gunton Memorial Church, will Off
ciate at the services at the home.
Mr.. Merrill was native of Ohio,
coming here. about thirty-five years
ago to take a position in the Pension
Office, from which he was retired
in August, 1920. He was a member
of the Myron M. Parker Lodge,
No. q, F. A. A.. NJ, and of Kit
Carson Post. G. A. r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-10
Underwear
Basement Day at WV

Choice of dainty cambria and
nainsook Nightgowns, Envelope
Chemise, Boomers. Drawers, Step
ins and Corset Covers-superior
at 75c. Basement Day Only-at
Csc.
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MAJOR A. 6. DUNCAN.

A former Rough Rider under
Roosevelt and "a vete%n Of the
Philippine instruction and world
war, Major Arthur G. Duncan, re-
tired, died at Walter Reed Hospital
yesterday. Burial will take place
Tuesday at Arlington Cemetery
with military honors. He leaves a
brother, Joseph G. Duncan, OF Phil
adelphia, and sister, Mrs. M. ID.
Morgan, Of Portland, Ore.
During the world war he served
as a captain in the quartermaster
corps. He was a member OF the
University Club and George Wash
ington Post. American Legion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Barney Pritgker. ~, and Edith Min
kowskl. 90. both OF Philadelphia. The
Rev. q. silverstone.
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Juveniles at Csc

Including underbodies, drawers
and waists-well made of good
cambria, some with embroidery
edge. Sizes 2 to IL years. Petit
coats, sizes | to 6.
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ERNST-On Sunday, March ., 1924, at
Brooklyn, N. V, r. WILLIAM ERNST.
father Of Elsie b. Morris and Clarence
J. Ernst. Remains at residence OF
Clarence J. Ernst, 3217 Central ave-
nue. northeast, Woodbridge. after 3.
M. Monday March 10. 1924. Funeral
Wednesday, 1880 a. M. First Congre-
gational Church. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. Member Lebanon. No.
Z, f. A. A. M, and Excelsior, No. II,
n
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Lee Evers, %. both of Richmond, va.
The Rev. T. e. Davis.
VIII Fl. Lee. -, of G2uantico Va and
Marjorie Jean Reeves, is. The Rev. w.
A. Lambet.
James Grant Harvey, SO, and Flor
snce Wtnifred Carroll. 10. The Rev.
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FERNAtD-Suddenly on Sunday, March
?. 1924. at his residence. 20 Fifteenth
street southeast, ALBERT S. FER
Fernald. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. Tuesday. March II, at 2 p. m.
Interment private.
LOWE-suddenly on Sunday, March Q,
i;2nx At sr,, 1 90 B street northeast,
beloved wife of william E. Lowe.
Service will be at zurhorst funeral
parlor, SO1 East Capitol street, on
Tuesday. March II, at p: m. In
terry:
McCOMB--sunday, March 9Th. at her
residences, the Portner. THERESA
NJ McCOMB. wife of David f. Nc
Comb. Funeral Tuesday, March nth,
at 9 a. m. from ST. Paul Church,
Fifteenth ana V SITS. NV.
MERRILI-On sunday, March ., 1924,
NORRIS H. MERRILL. Funeral from
the residence OF Ais daughter. Mrs.
Webster s. Ruckman. S4l4 Mt. Pleas
ant street on Tuesday, March II, at
p. m. Interment at Arlington Gene
terry. -
MALLS. suddenly on March 9. at the
residence of his sister, Mrs. Laura p.
Frey Sos w Wash. ST.. Petersburg,
Of Mary '. Nails. in his 4sth ys sU
Burial in Blanford Cemetery, Peters
burg, Va. on tuesday. March. II.
SMlTH--ALFRED n. SMITH. president,
New York Central Lines, died March
8, 1894. Funeral at st. ThonIas's
Church. Fifty third Street and Fifth
Avenue New York City, p. m.,
Wednesday, March IL, 1924 Inter
lnent private.
sW MsIaS su 49,. p q Sat0rdaE
aW EENEi, beloved husband of Mary
A. Sweeney. Funeral from has late
residence, 102S Twenty-fifth street
northwest Tuesday March IL at
a. m. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
elOAE-sundAy. starch s. 1924, at her
late residence. 4S1 First street south
eaN, at S:45 p. m, EMILY J. (nse
Conway. beloved wife of the late J.
Samuel Stone. Notice of funeral mere
after.
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Sunday. March, 8, 1924.
at Walter Reed General HOSPITAL
ARTHUR G. DUNCAN, Major. U. s.
Army (retired), brother of Mrs M:
d. Wallace, of Portland, Greg, and
Joseph G. Duncan, OF Philadelphia
Pa. Remains resting at the parlors
of Norval X. Tabler, 1925 l. street
northwest. Burial with full military
honors at Arlington. National Gene
terry. Tuesday afternoon. March II,
1924 at 2 o'clock
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COLE. On Saturday, March 8, 1924, at
his residence. 1925 Park road north
west, DR.. GEORGE H. p. COLE, be-
loved husband of Mary l.. Cole. IN
terment at Norfolk. Va.
at his residence, 500 North Alfred
street. Alexandria, Va, ORLANDO
H. DANIELS. beloved husband OF
Alice j.. Daniels: age, sixty -FOUR
years. Funeral Tuesday, March IL,
at p. m., from Trinity Methodist
Church. Alexandria, Va. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-14
Rhea Coupe Win Be
Teb1q,nru Bride

Miss Rliea Coupe. daughter OF
M. and Mrs. Georse Coupe. has
choscn wednesday. February 8. as
Inc date Of her marriage TO Mr.,
Harold III. Martin. son Of Mr.. and
sfrs. ". II. Martin Of Spokane.
Tae wedding viii be an evening
affair. celebrated IN Trinity church
ny the Rev William H. Bliss al
40 o'clock
Hiss Eisls Collins win be maid
IL honor. and the maids OF the
bridal party viii be Miss Mariory
Martin u spokane. Miss Catherine
CONTAIN. Mss Burdetto Wilson and
Miss ELIZA Sanders
3fr. Benjamin Coliard win be best
nsau ard Mr.. John Wilson. MF.
Fulsan siagin. Mr. Herbert Angle
ana AIs. Herbert Coupe. ushegs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-14
Patrons and Pdtronesses
for Southern Bal

Plans are complete for the South.
ern Ball. one o. the Iarge nsi1.wiHter
events. which wiil b. given at Chris.
lensen's hall on WedncsrTy evening.
January 90.
Patrons and patronesses Tor the
affair viii be Mr. aud Mrs Daniel
kelleher, Mr. and aIrs. William Pitt
1rmble. Judge and Mrs Burke,
Mr.. and 8irs. Donald Frederick,
Judge and Mrs. stephen J. Chadwick.
Mr and Mrs. james 3. Howe. Mr.
ard Mrs, Hugh Caldwell. Mr.. and
AIRS. Gerald Frink. Or. and Efra. J.
Tate Mason. Or. and Mrs. Henry
suzzaIlo. Judge ard Blrs. G.. i. c.
Rochester. Air. and sirs. Joahua
Green. sIr and afrs. Alfred X. Fisk.
en-, Mr.. and Mrs. josiah Collins. Mr.
and Mrs Calvin c, Carpenter. Dir.
and Mrs. Charles Kinnear. Mr.. and
Afs- Roy KisA ear. Mr.. and siB.
Daniel Z. TrefSben, Mr.. and 8lra.
Malcolm Douglas. Dir. and Mrs. J. 81.
sayre.
Or. and Mrs. walter Moore, DR..
and Mrs Otis Floyd Lamson, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Could, Mr. and Mrs. Law.
renee Boyle. Lieutenant Commander
and Mrs. w. n. Booth, Mr. ana Mrs
Harry Glenn stlbbs, Or. ana Mrs.
Charles Castlen, Dean Minor Roberts
and Miss Milnora Roberts, Or. and
Mrs Jay L Durand, Afr. and Mrs.
Raymond Auzias de Turenne. DIT.
and Mrs. r. weldon Young. Colonel
and Mrs Oscar Charles. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Gillespie. DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Black. Major and Mrs. o. j.
G. Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Lear. Major and Mrs. John corbley,
Dean ana Mrs. Lyle Spencer. air. and
zlss a. 4. Norton, DR. and Mrs. A.
Roche Robertson and Mr. and Mrs.
GEORGE Nelson.
The British consul and Mrs. Der.
nafd Pelly: the French consul
Vacher.cofblere: The Chilean consul
Eugenlo Vial; the italian consul. al.
berto AIfanl; Mayor and Mrs. Edwin
J. Brown, Bir. J. e. Marmaduke.
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Australian Visitor.

MR.. AND MRS. THOMAS A.
ANl FRANsIofI announce the en-.
sagemen, Of their daughter. Jose.
ph!ne. to Ensign Richard Rodney
bennett. United States navy. son
Of AIR. and Ms. Fred BENNETT Of
Washington. ID. Z.
Miss tsansloll Is graduate OF
Forest RidgO convent and attended
Alanhattanvtlle college IN New York
ana the University OF Washington,
where she is member of Kappa
kappa Gamma sorority.
Mr. bennett graduated nom tho
United States Naval academy at
Annapolis, with the class OF 1891.
ana IS attached 10 the destroyer
seifrsdge, now cruising in southern
waters.
Tile wedding win be celebrated
carly in July. following closely on
tha return Of the Selgrldge.
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Miss Josephine FranSioh Val Be Bride of
Meet Summer; Cards out for Tea to Honor

vas Rpiemnleod SATURDAY evening at
Z o'clock In tho University Methodist
church. with tho Roy. Or. George A,
IAndcn reading the service assisted
by Or. james Il. Crowthcr and Dr.
Arch Tremaynn.
Before the ceremony. Miss reFgy
Kremcr sans Loves old Sweet
song and 1.-THE Sweetest story Ever
Told" and Mcndelssoha's wedding
march was PLAYED by Miss Clara
Rurch at tho efgnh and Miss Eliza,
beth Choate on the violin.
Tho bride WAS very charming In
her wedding dress OF ivory Canton
cgupa crnemented with seed pearls
and hrllllsats. Her heaaarcs5 was
a handcau OF pearls and for flowers
she carried q shower of Cecll nrun.
nor roses ana lilies OF the valley.
Tho matron % honor Mrs. Elsle
xremer Williams. worn draped
model Of canary shaded erepo and
carried an arm bouquet OF Ophella
roses. Tho flower girls were ELIZA.
bath BofSford and Rose Ellen Fclglc,
and Eta Mario Head was tho ring
hearcr. They wore dainty little
frocks In the paste, shades and ear,
rled French baskets filled with deli.
cate blossoms.
Mr.. Ray Wentworth was best man
and the ushcrs were AtessFa. Roy
Coates, Lloyd Fisher. Donald Ora.
hgrss Fsfttast Nxsstsara Nfss.s-ses ftsfsaJt
Garaner Shuler and Alvyn Erickson.
An informal reception followed tho
service in the chapel in charge OF
Miss wlnlfrcd In VILE. assisted ty
the Misses Elsie Allen. Margaret
Moore. Mary Louise Fiekie. jessie
Lou Hastings. Ruth MeGnt. Evan.
gellnc Wallace and Mabel Mills
SIR. and Mrs. pontius will 10 at
home at Rurien after February !.
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Music
Spargur Quartet Will Be
Heard Tuesday Evening

Heard Tuesday Evening
Tho sparrur strInR quartet. which
stands among tho recognized quar-.
tots OF the musical world. win inter.
pref program ot works By famous
composers which win DO the first
performance Ia this city, at tho third
concert OF tho series, Tuesday even
Ing. January 10. az tho Women's
University club auditorium on sixth
ana Spring.
Tho assisting artist win BIO Arvillo
nelstad. planlat, whose popularity
with tho public IL due 10 his artistic
work. which Is very fayorably known
not only IN Seattle but thruout the
Northwest,
schubert'a Quartet in a Minor"
tho first number on this program. IN
rich IN fancy. melody and charm.
Schubert was the most poetic and
spontaneous creator among all tho
composers Ho thought and felt In
music as no other composer has ever
done and penned bis works as rapid
iY a. the shaAght eama to him, rare.
~ making any alterations afierwnrd.
being In this tho opposite to Beetho'
ven. Ito died at the age OF 81. boz
fore tho world had discovered HIS
genius.
Arensly's Trio d Minor for vlo.
lin. cello and piano will be played
By John spargnr. George Icrchner
ana Aryllle Belsiad. II ia a work
fun OF sincere elegiao feeling and u
dedicated 10 the memory Of the great
violoncellIht. Charles navldoff, Aren.
sky 10 leading Russian composer
Of the modern school and approaches
TachalkowsIsy in both style and tenn.
permanent.
Tsehaikowsly's music reflects his
own very distinct personality, besides
ynlclng the soul OF tho nation TO
which no belongs. one movement OF
his Quartet. Opus 80" Is on the
program,
Tho concor, begins promptly at
$50.
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Musical Art
S0ciety Concert

On Wednesday morning AZ II
o'clock tho Seattle Musical Art 80
cicty viii present Mr.. Edouard Pot.
tes. pianist. at the women's Univer.
aiiy club In the following program:
tal Organ Fantasy aud Fuxa~ n O
arinar ......-............ Baeh-risEt
{hI BBrlssra~ ......
(cJ 'paHornie" ........ HcRrlh,u
gal Clique .....s........
rFgatisfsia sonata" $1,000. HsHihoTta
Allasfo con iirio
fnsredaSioue Fina's
"2faRie Fire" from Opera ''vhtkurn''
......s.sas...... Wagner tIrass,a
ca "oSisu'ai" from opera1
"-Arischa- ...,. ...-+-.--....
80 ~Paa;srAi~ .................
gel Gypsy Melodies ..........
Preceding the concert thsro win be
a buslness meeting for active mem.
bcrs at 10 o'clock.
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Mrs. BdTter to
Entertain for Sister

10 honor her sister, Mrs. George
Il. Polk. OF Australia. who IS her
house guest. Mrs. Ben Harrison bax.
ter has cards out for 4 ten nt her
homo on Wednesday afternoon. jan
nary SO. from I until 8 o'clock
Airs. +. Stimson win receive with
her daughters. and Mrs. 7. a. Bax.
ter win assist about n rooms.
Alternating at the urns viii be
MIS-. c. III. Field. Mrs. ciIrtls Sar.
gent. Mrs. c. II. Wolfe and Mrs.
George Metz. Mrs. C. C. Meszger.
afrs. Robert G. Denney and Mrs.
Heller Plank will assist.
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Seattle Man to Wed
ia st. Paul

An announcement OF interest 10
Seattle friends ia the engagement Of
Miss Marion sfcBridc. daughter u
arr. Alfred Mcbride. ot st. Paul. and
Mr. Harry j Marley. son Of Mr. and
AIRS. Henry W Marley. OF Seattle.
Allss McBrida Is a popular Nom.
Dor Of the younger set In ST. Paul
and Ia dsvotee OF phllanthrupie
work.
Mr.. Markey Is graduate os the
University Of Washington and q
member u Phi Delta Theta.
Tho wedding has been set Tor Feb.
ruary II In ST. Paul.
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MISSIONARY UNION


Tho W0mon.s Baptist Missionary
Union win mect wednesday, Jan. is.
az che First Baptist church, Harvard
ave. ana Seneca II.
Tho program followsi
Morning sessions
1910 Devotional ss.4ss,s..4.s4..
+..ss.... Mrs Thomas r. Summers
ia3tt nAFnesa- Annual rrBorts3 election
~ officers
1910 Echoes from local fields
Jsssnss. Ma, riissss,h dsias@i.i,
ifisb Address AIiss Nslila Lambert
Amsfisspstation HeerHtnrT y. w G. A.
it;Cs Hsip.--rhs Buudsf" $50. cadman
ia tbn Garden. .....s.s..s.. Miles
tlslsa Leah Lille
1870 luncheon.
The Ladies' Of Firnt church win serve
luncheon.
Afternoon ssssinnf
1910 Devotional Or n. p. Richardson
ttts Roll cail and Offering.
100 gein---
'-rhsss are Thsy''-tGapf, '1Ioly
tltF'l +ertsssssst*s.+....s
Tear Not. O fsrHet'f..,.......H Scott
Mrs. ". y. Perry.
$40 Address PRESENT Situation % the
baptist Work IA The Qflsni"..
Or. J. ~ Franklin af New York. i.
Foreign srtrstnrF fer tbs a u. 4, a. q.
officers President. Mrs T. y. MeHch
am! Fiespresidsnt. Nfa ~. W Foster.
recording secretary. Nrs, n. g. white
sey3 corresponding secretary. Mrs s. II.
Kerr. treasurer, Mrs. Verne Dyer.
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MIR, and Mrs, H. y, Merrill End
daughters. Mind Virginia and Miss
Igulalle Merrill. viii leave this week
for ntay Of several weeks In
California.
Mrs. Fred II. Baxter. who went
East TO spend the holidays with her
son, John Mcgraw Baxter. n now
ia Los Angeles. and viii DO homo
this week.
Mrs. Francis Everett Mitchell and
small daughter, Betty. are expected
90 arrive January "a from Chicago.
TO spend SIX weeks with MIR. and
Airs. Henry Frederick and Mrs.
Florence Hyatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Valentine
Dempsey ueuga Pursonal are recely.
Ing congratulations on the birth OF n
daughter. MerIlyn, January rs. at
Minor hospital
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ovid A. Dyera and
daughter. Miss Dorothy Byern. left
Sunday for California TO remain for
number Of months
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gum. Jr..
arc being congratulated on tho
birth Of a daughter. Nancy. at
Providence hospital, January ,.
Mra. Harriet yeaxle OF Portland
Ia tho guest Of her son.in.iaw and
daughter. Dean and Mrs. Irving
NJ. Glen.
Miss Jetty o'sulilvnn OF Portland.
II visiting her brother.in.iaw and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. Boil Peter Won
Andersen.
Miss Josephine JilE has returned
from San Francisco. where she
went 10 place her sister. Miss Min.
ME JlIg. In Miss Hamiin's school.
Dir. and Mira. J. A. James left
last week for Florida. 10 be gone
fo,t months.
Mrs. Frederic Hall White and
children returned last week from
Tuisa. Okla. where they have been
spending several weeks with Mru.
Whites fasher. Str. II. +. sAnder.
son.
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vii Usher at
EUenin0 Concert

Hiss Winlfred Baternan. Miss May
and Miss Happy Elliott. Aiiss siu
Esnrnann. Miss Knyva Grover and
Miss Laura TesonneF are group
81 young musicians who viii usher.
tuesday evening. ct the sprasur
String quartet concsFt, al the Wosn.
ems unlveraity club auditorium.