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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Orthopedic Lunch and
Thrift ShopS

The Eastern Star club with Mrs
Anna Owens as hostess. win have
charge Friday az the Orthopodlc
lunch room. "a Columbia -. As.
sis,ius will be- Mrs, Pansy Shafer.
Mrs. Grace Roycroft. Mrs, Irene u,
McKenuy. Mrs Harriet NJ Carr,
Mn. Helen Munger. Mrs Eta NJ,
Drake. Mrs Lille Prescott. Mrs.
Minnie A. Blodgctt. Mra Alice Ty.
Ter. Mrs. Gina n. Shields. Mrs. May
r.. Dietrich. Mrs Minnie l.. Ellis,
Mrs. Emma G. Ennis. Mrs Harriet
n. Ilutcucld Mrs Grace NJ
Cooper. Mrs. Alice sheppard. Mrs.
Myrtle Dean. Mrs Alma Lorraine.
Mrs. Chrisslc North and Mrs. AIDE.
line Williams
The Bellevue Womrn's club will
have charge o. the Thrift shop all
dag Friday. Mrs. }, W. Spear
chairman,
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Personal

Nj end Mira. Gilbert BLACK will
leave February . FOE California 90
br gone twu months
Mrs Peter MpLonnou of Van
youysr - e.. b. a. town Zoe O. few
days. and b the Eue~t uf her sister,
Mr-. a. - Mcdonald
Lieut. mnudrr aud Mrs
Charles a. Eufmsr ANA mnli dluEh
trr Nancy I.ugIlr. have arrived iu
town from Sew York. and are tHt
guests ~ at and Mira a. T. Iiiu
lcr Commander Hormer will soon
take command ~ the a. 3 Coast
Guard suohomish. stationed ut Port
Angeles
Miss Katherine Harun returned to-
day from "a five months yisit la
Honolulu aud California.
Mr.. lacey H0fuus returned Wed
nc7dby from short business trip
TO Portland.
Mrs u. r. HbIcr has returned
from New York. where she visited
her sonin.law and daughter, Mr
ana Mrs, Charles G.. H0emer
Mt and Mrs Edwin Mcclure
have sold their home on Queen
Anne IAN and will leave shortly
FOR London. England, where they
viii make their home
! MIR and Mrs Frank ~ schrader
I will leave Friday FOR the East
Captain and Mn stephen u.
Gibbs have returned from a short
trip 10 Portland
Miss Alice mcdonnell kellar re-
turned Tuesday from Buffalo, where
I she has neen the guest 81 her
brolher,in. law and sister. Mt and
I Mrs. Anslcy Newman. for several
months.
Mrs. Leo G. Miller Of ~, Louis
In visiting her mother Mrs. T., X,
inEersoll.
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Pool Room Man Is
Involved in Robbery

Arrested on testimony of Two Dun
glars. G Rasmussen %, Of the tNL
poolruoms. WAS held In the city Jail
Thursday Detectives j, a. Collier
AMI J. J Kush say that two burglars
whom they arrested had confessed 10
selling a quantity Of tobacco 90 I,ags.
musscn. Tho poolroom proprietor
denied that he had purchased tho
goods
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Seattle Publicity
Circles the World

Seattle literature. motion pictures
and stereopticon views have been
distributed by the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce. not only in the Unit
Cd states. but in foreign countries,
Including the Orient and England.
but now even Palestine wishes TO
know about Seattle. according 60 a
letter received by the publicity dc.
partment yesterday from theAmeri.
can Palestine steamship Co.
The passenger agent OF that line,
which recently purchased ship
from the American government to
inauguratc the service between Pal.
estlnc and New York. asked for a
Seattle film TO show on the steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
AIDES NAMED
Chamber Appoints Finance
and House Bodies

Announcement Was made last
night BIZ the Seattle Chamber OF
Commerce OF the appointment Of
two important standing committees.
G. & wills will head the finance
committee and Herbert witherspoon
the house committee. The member
ship OF the committees follows:
Finance u. E.'Frederick, Joshua
Green. c. n. Howell r. J. Mnth-
ews. c. s. Miller W. l. Rhodes.
Bruce shorts. Otto r. kegel. Josiah
collins. George @. Black. a. X. Nor.
ton L. y. Bauman. A. J. Fisken
and ]. ". spangler.
House X. Macdonald. Pliny
l.. Alien. J. Arthur Homer c. Mac
Donald r. u. McAusland, H. w.
Moulton. Edward Fuller and Fred
crick L. Sexina.
erick J.. Seixas.
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Music
Students Recital

The Newland School o. Music VIII
prcseu, students OF plano, rhythm
and violin In the following program
Friday evening. January 80. ia
Aabury Methodist church
RE Little shoemaker ...s.....s. hIase
June HfoEn
santa CLAUS March EIIsrorih
sgrii Trsnaiaa
The white BsnHT ..sr.r...,.. MoArsl'
Jack gadfrsy
JACK ana Iul faIss fransruasdi " Eis4n
George Weed
vfsua- Song ~ me sea she'll KrosmaH
Eirar Laine
The Hardy gufdy Man Comm. Rogers
Jane sYtiiahsru
Evelyn pafts8us
Robin Trlit a Merry song s.,.. asartt
Helen Uiustpm
Msioais ...-....... ....... Ms,fEa~sAi
uuiard Curtis
Irauy.ho ....-....-. s.... Rogers
mildred wslfisr
nrsvul-s' March ....s....... Han
Edih NAY Lloyd
STUART Huitsrvorth
. The Cello ..-sssH.Ea s.s.s.tssss. AntNnEF
iHum1rsaqGp ........ .,sss... pvpfAA
wufrsd G1dtrrY
/ vtsijn-t.soia waltz .....ss.. kroEman
Robert Efauflt
Winter Rain in California ......Ionkins
4 Joy uruny
Gong Or the Busy clock ..-.. Matthews
Margaret Iohrsoh
Duet Boat Song s....s. .-s...r. Emlth
Jos Denny ard Jane sYliinasrn
Rhythm Demonstration by Classes
Ifarks Song .s......- y Tsrhaikgvsky
Frances Bell
santa claus Guards March kraxman
Lloyd and Meta HfsEs
I Hunters Horn ....s.. ..,r..... Ambrose
Eileen Belts
l1hr Rooster -ass.rss.. .trs...ss MAXIM
Mildred Johnson
Bsfcsuss from "Jorrlyu' ..... GODDARD
| Milford stucRrY
Arville Belstad. noted accompnn-
list. will offer a special course In
accompanying AZ the school. begin.
ming with the new term February 2.
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Westinghouse Man
Seattle Visitor

A prominent figure I0 rha rTrr
tlraI field visiting Seattle thH w,rE
ia j. 81 Curtin Industrial depart.
meur manager ~ the $50 finEh1ura
Electric and Manufacturing Co. af
Fact piusburr. ra
Guam n highly rHfhusrd over
the rapid development auI possible
ur7 nf the electrified Industries o
this section uf U1e country rur
rIHily boz numbering where already
the Northwest can claim some nj
the most modern and rumplrtr .g
electrified lumber mills lH the world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
IT WAS A SURPRISE

suITOR-i hope my proposal Tor
the hand Of your daughter hasn't
taken YOU by surprise. sir.
FATHER Wen. 20 tell tho truth,
Il has You've been 80 Jolly slow go
getting around to Il that thought
II wasn't coming at all--Londou An
hwrra.
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SURVEY HOLY LAND

JERusAI.EM-A complete real
estate survey OF tho Holy Land has
been started by tho British admin
istntlon In Palestine Many titles
and boundary lines arc In dispute
holding up the agricultural settle
ment. because Zionist settlers from
other countries have been unable to
purchase land.
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Wedding 10 Take
Place iu SpriHg

The marriage % Miss Ruth Hous
ton. daughter o. Mg and Mrs
Charles T. Houston. 10 Mr. Frank
l-aman White. son or MT and
Mrs John ~ White, will tr solemn,
zed Tuesday evening. April "a, IN
the Mount Baker prvshyterian
church
To compliment Miss Houston aud
her naucc. De. and Mrs. o y.
Wells and Or and Mrs Frank
stuart Will be- hosts az dancing
party at the home o. the former on
Saturday evening
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
cnMNlI.NITY nINNER

IINI " Y N 7 III8NEFEs17
The woman's Lakewood Civic I'm
pruvemsnt club will have a com.
munity dinner IN the clubhouse. both
ave. 8. and AnEsilus 81. Saturday
evening, January 81, from s to T.3o
O'Clock. Mrs. !. Hide smith is
chairman OF the committee In
charge.
Following the dinner there will be
program Of vocal and instru.
meutnl music solo dancing and
readings.
The entertainment L. free ana
tho community Is invited 10 at.
tend
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Pariies. for
Mss Chapman

hopor Miss Edith Chapman,
marriage 90 Nh Edmund
-. u,lI BE- solcmuiI1i February
Ms Martha Lucas viii enter
= \ hrtisr az her home on Fri
,r,rno0n. February g. Invita-
-. ar confined 10 elose friends
~. chapman and the mym1rs
~ bridal psFN
,ss,hsr party Cor Miss Chapman
=. luncheon Mrs Albert Nalen'
=, uill give az her home Tuesday
..--o,n February 3 Ten guests
- ben invited
r,ss,v afternoon Mrs, Louis Mint
= entertain AZ luncheon az her
-. for Mss Chapman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
2 Boys Caught
BurpIarizing Trains

Two boy burgIaFH. ased 10 HH0
II. were captured as they robbed
tho train cars Of the Levitt, Brown
4 Huggins carnival shows. on Iiar.
nor ISLAND. early Thursday. The
watchman. FRED Rhodes, caught nc
pair hut failed TO capture two other
boys. The lads are held by the 20
lice here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
WELL QUALIFIED

Prospective Employer Eut can
you grr nap Iu the morning
Maid Applicant -Cau ~ why. in
ms Haf place. I used 10 Do up and
have aII the beds made before any
ono else was up London faH.ns
Show
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY
urr,,N, AyNr CTIrB DANCE

ouEEN ANNE CLUB DANCE
The Queen Anne club will stage
is next dance Friday. January 30.
., Faurcs's hall. First ave. W. and
Roy 81 All proceeds OF the dnnce
wil Be- used toward the erection OF
4 ,s5 900 clubhouse The club has a
membership Of one thousand, Mem
bsrs and friends are cordially in
vied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
OPEN HOUSE AT
EEsANT LODGE

The ladies OF Besant Thcosophic
lodge will hold open house sun.
day evening. from 10 O'Clock
for members and all those inter
syted Tea viii be served and there
giu be music. followed by talk
at 8 o'clock By r.. VI Wardail on
"Ths Possibilities OF Developing
supermen From Our Human Race. /"
The lodge rooms are al III y.
Broadway at Roy.
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Seattle Society
Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallster, Telephone Ain-O6OO
! citations ont for T1co Affairs, Brjde-Eiect
10 BE CompiimeRted

- JuHN A tNktfsis mas
nj -, eut for rWo bridge teas
y. e,ye st-i Nf Adams place,
- Il nrs, viii bs s'''n en- o., Ns W., mes
7 ,ss,,au February %. ans the
- on tn afternoon.
49, 49,, tables vlI be In PLAY ON
- octIs'N"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
HOstcsses al BRIDGE Tea

Ms lawrence calvert 1ut Mrs
,,r,,. ESary. Jr,. will entertain with
email bridge tea az Mrs Caiycrt's
- On FRIDAY afternoon, February
/, honor OF Miss Claire Pessemier,
!, tacoma. whose marriage 20 Mr..
,,,1 1. naekinson viii bc an event
J, FEBRUARY. and Tor Mrs Albert
PesSsmier.
rhurS,isy afternoon. February -.
NJ, Elmer John Sattcrhcrg ruth
~, and Mrs Clement pu Nett
,rslrna Arnold will entertain with
,,a Tor Miss Presenter with cali
- hours from until o'clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
sAKDINE rACkER

A. Hull recently. "a motor Bur con
durt0r uaa fined Tor sil9aIus sl per.
sons fo ride Boo vehicle licensed 90
carry only Co. Use hear ihHf Hr has
received tempting offer from % firm
NJ rardInc rssEcra- London Opinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
Birthday Party
for Small Son

for Ibe pleasure 20 her small
SON Hly. on bis SECOND uirthday,
Mrs Marion Russell Cummings Will
entertain thirty 1--WE children at a
Valentine plrN at her home Tues
dag aneFaaaa, FegFHsFy s.
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Mrs. Price EntertainS

rss S,auls group ~ the National
- q Colonial DANES were en-
,,,,,ned by Mrs John Ew'ng Price
X, homo Tuesday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
AERIAL PEDESTRIAN

AvIATOFs MECHA&IC-Th"rs's
O. fellow going down DO parachute
AVIATOH-ru REQ 10 / can bit
him. II uut often Nn grf chance
81 O. badeefran-Amrrloan Legion
Weekly
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sPoSsoR DANCE

The Associated Catholic Clubs.
consisting Of the Catholic Daughters
q America. the Young Ladies' insti-
1ls' and the knights OF Columbus.
~ sponsor dance Friday evening.
January 30. in the knights or Co.
Snlbus ballroom. corner Harvard
ihd E Union.
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Hdlf-Pricc Sale al
Thrift Shops

The Thrift shop 81 the ChiIdrrus
.orthopedie hospital announces L.
half pricv ON aIl articles on its
shelves FOR FRIDAY, az sIl stewart 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
AND 4 WOOD ovERcoAT

OLA John Rudy is fixing TO cglc.
bratc his wooden wedding next
week with O quart 81 wood al
eohol Akanras Tom Cnt
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EatertaiAS at
Informal Luncheon

Ms Bardsn. wife Of Col w j.
R-dsn vas hostess today. enter
ninlnx With an Informal luncheon
q hsi home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
ERoLENE CLUB
DANCING PATTY

The Zsrolens club will give a dance
AZ Douglas hail. Broadway and Pine.
Friday evening. January 20. at .
O'Clock Several special features In
he way Of entertainment have been
arranged.
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MCKINLEY CIRCLE
CARD PARTY

william Mckinley Circle 40. IL,
Ladies or the G. 4. r.. will have
card party Saturday evening. Janu-
airy 81. at $50 o'clock. in Veterans
hall. Armory.
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GATEMnnp n. 4

Gatswood PIT. A. will give a card
party Friday. January 30. at the
home Of slrs. r. f. Purple. 1921
18th ave. S. W.
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Small Bridge

Mrs CorNin Ebrrtus viii enter
tain informally with - small bridge
party al her home Saturday after
nool.
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guMMAGE SALE

Kappa Sigma Mothers club viii
nod rummage sale Friday and
saturday. January 30-31. at a loca-
ION to be announced later.
WEST SEATTLE ART CLUB
The West Seattle Art club viii
ave bridge and NAH jongg party
= me West Seattle community club
epsse on Friday afternoon. January
'9ih, from 2 until O'Clock.
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EoNcERT Ar KENNY nnME

lniriy members Of the Lyric
moral ). club will give concert at
henny home, Friday evening.
ssnuary 20. At O'Clock Mrs.
..l'y Willoughby has arranged the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
N'HUBERT CTrp

ne Schubert club will meet FRI
-. February s, With Mrs. +. 4.
nsner. 2sz2 18th ave. S Lunch
on At 1870 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
sciAL CLUB or
EVERGREEN COfgT

me social club Of Evergreen
"art, No. ?. o. Of 4. viii have
dinner Friday evening, January
a. $40 O'Clock, az the residence
Z MIS-. ieo Gilmore. 1906 r. Denny
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EntertainS at Breakfast

Ms. Guy S. Peterkin entertained
,sh a breakfast NJ her homo today.
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EpgcrAr. MEETS

FEClAL MEETING CALLED
. special meeting has been called
y members Of the organization
vgmmlttee appointed by the Seattle
'eieraiion Of women's Clubs to
y l''rallzs Americanizatlon groups OF
city u will b. held Friday
@,Diii'nE ~ II O'Clock ~ the office
me Chairman, Mr. ! c. Herbs
"sn. 81 White building
Wher members or tho committee
! VI. Garrison Bobcock. Mr..
= W. Harsrgye. Mrs. George n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-29
RrMsIAGE SALE

he womsn's Guild OF Christ Epis'
eopaI church will hold a rummage
ale al stall 50. Economy market,
Friday and Saturday. January 30-3i.
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JUNIOR CHOIR

Tire Junior Choir OF 81. Johns
Parish, West Seattle. will give a
silver tea in the guild hail on Fri
Day evening. January 90. A pro
gram o. music viii be given and
refreshments served for the benefit
q the vestment fund OF the Junior
Choir.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08

identified with tie newspapers 81
the East, Captain Craige has had
an adventurous career and has been
IN all parts Of, the world. Early
in the world war he enlisted in the
United States marines and rose 10
commissioned rank. He was for
many years q resident Of PhiIade1.
pnsa. He served with distinction IN
France with the marine corps dur.
ing the world war, and for the last
five years has ben an aide to the
major general colnfnandant OF tho
United States marine Ncorps and
prominent In he social life u
Washington.
Last night he was the guest. 81
honor at reception at the Ma
tIonal Press Club rendered by the
National Press Club and the Ma.
tionai Press Club Post, No. 90, OF
the American Legion. Captain
Craige ID veteran newspaper man
and has been chairman OF the
hcusE committee OF the National
Press Club for the last two years.
He has also been commander OF
the National Press Club Post since
1928.
Henry u. Swinehart, president ST
the National Press Club, opened the
proce edings last night. Captain
Paul j. McGal1an, q past depart.
nent commander OF the American
Legion, presided, and the principal
address OF the evening was made
by Theodore TiIler, q former presi.
dent Of the National Press Club.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08
CAPT. CRAIGE
MARRIED
TODAY
Marine Officer Brings
Five Year Courtship to
Successful Close

For five years he tried proposing
each Monday. wednesday. and Fri
day. Then he bethought himself
that Sunday was 4 good day to
non the question. So Captain John
| II. Craigc, US. M. c., who has
been serving as aide to Major Cen
eraI John A. Lejeune, commandant
lof the marine corps, was married
this morning to Miss Rachel Orn'
dcrff on the eve Of his departure for
Haiti. where he Ii to be on duty
with the gAndarnerie.
The bride Is the daughter of Mrs.
Jacob M. Orndorff and the late Mr..
Orndorff. OF Buena. Vista Springs,
Iva. She is a descendant Of Johann
Christian. Count Won Orndorff, wl1p
came to this country mi 1741, and 81
his son Christian Orndorff, who
fought through the Revolution as 9
captain in the First Regiment Con.
htInental Line OF Maryland.
Owingfto recent death in the
family the wedding today was ex'
fremely simple, and only lmmadi,
ate relatives were present. The
ceremony took place an Bethlehem
Chapel Of the CATHEDRAL of IS. Peter
and Paul, with the dean Of the
cathedral, TIE Reverend r. ). Boz
harmon, officiating.
The brides beautiful gown Of
white satin and lace had been worn
by her Observation-Disclosures, who
was the late Mrs. Charles Lee, OF
Virginia. Miss Orndorff was at.
tended by her sisters, the Misses
Irene and Elizabeth Orndorff ~
bridesmaids. They, too. wore quaint
gowns Of white satin which were
family heirlooms. The bride carried
q shower bouquet of orchids, white
roses and lilies Of the valley. Dalton
]. .Pincher was the best man.
Captain Craige and his bride have
lefs for brief honeymoon trip
and will sail Tor Haiti on the United
States ship Kittery from Newport
News on July 81. Captain Craige.
viii take commend, probably. Of
that section Of the Haitian gend-
arnarie located In Ouanaminth, in
the northeastern section bf Haiti.
Famous as an athlete and long
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IEAN NEWS AND GOSSIP OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY s.
WILL BRING CHARMING
BRIDE TO WASHINGTON.

Word has been received in Wash
ington Of the marriage of Mark y.
Feiber, saa1etime a resident OF. this
city and well known in the news.
paper fraternity here, to Mrs. Hazcl
Mcfarland Smith, which took place
in Akron, Ohio. on the Fourth OF
July. Mr.. Felber, who was Tor two
years in charge of the Firestone
offices z in Washington, has peen
identified with the advertising de.
partment Of the EiTestone Tire ano
Rubber Company and his bride mas
been associated with the same COM
pany for. thirteen years..
The couple will live in Akron, put
after September expect to- speno 2
good deal of time in washington.
Mr.. Felber is a member OF the Ma
tional Press Club. "a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08

Marquis de Bueno Vista. formerly
Of the Peruvian Arbitration Gem.
mission, will sail on July Is on the
Ebro for South Americs TO assume
Eis duties at his new diplomatic post
in Peru.
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and a. picture hat to match and
carried premier roses.
Little Miss Barbara Warthen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
III. Warfl1en, OF Kensington, Nd,
was the flower girl.
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Miss Harlan will go to Murray Bay,
Quebec, Canada, for her vacation.
~ -
Congressman J. Mayhem Vain.
wright. who has Been in Europe
to this country and joined Mrs.
Wainwright in their home at Rye.
N. Y.
Arthur C. Pickering, who sailed
for Europe ION Saturday on the
Leviathan, will be abroad until
September 1 and will spend some
time travelling on the continent.
He win be in France for several
weeks.
EBERLEsS 10 MAKE
VISITS IN NASSAC HUSETTS.
ADMIRAL and Mrs. Edward W.
EberIe WI le 4e washington July
IS for d motor trip, along the New
England coast. Their son. Lieu
tenant Edward Randolph Eberle,
u. s. N, VIII go with them as far
as SaunderestowHl, r. l., where he
viii join his wife and children who
are summering there.
Admiral and Mrs. Eberle will
make visits in Lakewood, N. J.,
Newport. Marble h e a d, Beverly
Farms and Gloucester. In Glouces-
ter they will be the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
1871 - -
Mrs. Chester Snow has gone to
Cape May to pass the next two
months.
Her sister, Mrs. Edward Riddick,
who was her guest and who later
visited & Mr.. and Mrs. Hampsoh
Gary, il now In New York with
another sister, Mrs. Louis Brown
low, OF Knoxville, Tenn, and the
two will devote the greater part of
the summer to course in social
service. Mrs. Riddick's home is in
Memphis.
Colonel James M. Wheeler will be
host at dinner tonight at Chevy
Chase club when he will have
among his guests, Major General
and Mrs. John l.. Hines. Brigadier
General and Mrs. r. c. Davis, and
Colonel and Mrs. Charles H
Bridges.
Marquis de Bueno Vista. formerly
OF the Peruvian Arbitration Gem.
mission, will sail on July is on the
Ebro for South America to assume
Ets duties at his new diplomatic post
in Peru.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-08

James Roberts, OF Alexandra,
Va, was the best man. The ushers
were Doctor Shannon Butts, Frank
Butler and Albert Colvin< NewkirIz.
all Of Washington. and James Hard.
ing. Of Alexandria.
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WEDDING LAST NIGHT
IN CENTRAL CHURCH.

A wedding Of unusual interest
took place last evening at IS o'clock
in the CsntraI Fresbyterian Church
when Miss Gussie Leonard Sharpe,
daughter of Mrs. N. B. Sharpe, was
married to Adam McCaskey Graham
reception at the home OF the
bride following the ceremony. Mr..
Graham is the son Of the late
Austin Nj Graham, OF Pittsburgh.
The Reverend William Cumming,
pastor of the Mount Washington
Church, Baltimore, officiated.
The bride wore white corded
chiffon over white flat crepe and
lace made basque waist with full
circular skirt with a wide satin
girdle and a flat bow in front.
Miss Ethel Gray Sharpe was maid
OF honor for her sister and wore q
cream silk lace dress over nile
green chiffon made basque waist,
end full skirt trimmed with nile
green ribbon sash caught up with
pastel colored French flowers.
The bridesmaids we've Miss Adele
Allison, of Washington. who wore
orchid chiffon and an orchid pic
ture hat and carried Columbia roses.
and Miss Vera Hickman, OF Oak
land, Fla, who wore canary chiffon