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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Peach Blossoms

As we we're hurrying along, who
should step in our path but Cousin
Kate. and, vi, she was looking so
wonderful / fairly gasped. She
smiled as l almost stared at her.
"Oh, yes, Rosye," she said, 1--WE
adopted your suggestion about Olym-
plan Peach and Almond Cream, and,
really, I've never been SO pleased
with anything as l am with the
change it has made in my complex
ion" vi, it is remarkable. Her
skin is smooth and satiny, and how
much pretticr she does look.
She's new booster for Olympian
all right, the lotion to produce that
Peach Blossom Complexion"
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fcortipued From Page 1, Part 81
MAT we owe them for the styles and
perfumes they have furnished US VIII"
for years. Or do we! II,
-Do they know that the rate OF
the Bank of England has been re-
duced?" -. T.,4
English money is so confusing. isn /
a crown worth about i've oollaEs
So why not leave women 70 ci9 M
and parties. It's really pest Ing!
can never speak with feeling OF pom
tjces and mechanics. Ihey re my nv
things they'll never understand my
manner of scissors opening ana CLOS
ing is the blacklist mystery. tno
threading of a sewing machine Is Ia
horizons. and the explanation OF one,
imnossible. Why the car stops wnen
one stems on the brakes IS confounu-
inr TO saw nothing Of why the car
stons when one doesn't step on INC
hrakes. All. politics and mechanics
a No mental anaesthetics. But CLONES
and Partiesi S;o
There are no parties now-not Dig
ones at any rate. And il is 100 warn
for even the most imaginative to try
on fall clothes. So society contents
itself with reading, and dining on
cool roofs and yerandas, and IN AT,
tractiye gardens here and there. Ano
of course with moving pictures; Ihey
were unusual the last week, the
hcrsey picture was really. splendia.
Nothing like most animal pictures. nc
doubt the reason most people are IN
different about the scopes trlaL
the fear that If they show too much
interest il will only mean more mon
ksv comedies. There was a really
gratifying picture this last week, for
EVERYONE. It's too bad it was only
comedy. The gentleman said stand
ine in a noble posture IF you thinR
I'm king, shoot me-" Imagine the
surprise and delight when he was
promptly shot.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Always Welcome

The dinner party at Georges was
a huge success. Aside from being de.
lighted to meet the family and other
guests, the dinner itself was dClici-
Gus. And do you know, vi, they
served my old standby, Bohnet'S
Butter-Nut Bread. Oh, 1 recognized
the thin, even slices, even before ]
tasted its deliciOusness, and l was
proud that my favorite staff Of
life" should grace this dinner table.
I'm glad that Georges mother
serves Butter-Nut bread. 1t proves
that she recognizes and appreciates
quality food products.
And, vi, she promised to save 81
wrappers from this bread for me, so
that l can present them TO the Pit
LUX Advertising company and get
pretty blue floral design rubbIrizcd
apron. This shall be yours
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Mrs. Ruby w olfe
and MIR. Meeks
Married 81

The marriage of Gerald Meeks and
Mr.. Ruby Wolfe was solemnlZea
Friday morning at the home OF the
pr;de's parents, Mrs. Thomas Dabney,
I115 San Francisco street, with the
Rev. 7. c. Long, performing the I'M
pressive ceremony.
Preceding that ceremony Mrs. Leon
Powell, sister Of the bridegroom sang,
At Love You Truly" accompanied BY
Miss Grace B0wker. At the first
chords of the wedding march the BRIDE
and groom entered and were met at
the altar at one end and were met at
by the maid of honor and the best
man. Miss Maud Dabney sister OF
fhe bride and Leon Power. The bride
wore q gown Of lemon eolored crepe
trimmed in rosebuds and lace with
hat 90 match. She carried an arm
bouquet Of pink and white carnations.
lied with a maline bow. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meeks left Immediately after the we'd
ding ceremony for Corpus Christi.
They will be at home after August
Is. 1t their home on Waco street Mr..
Meeks is a teacher in the Los Angeles
Heights school, and Mrs. Wolfe taught
at the Ralph Waldo Emerson school
-
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Miss Kirkland to
Make Extended
j o u r n e y

Miss Virginia Katherine Kirkland
will leave later in the month for an
interesting trip. She will visit Mrs.
Arthur VandervOot in Houston, and
from there she will go to New Orleans.
She will meet Miss Pauline Cloud In
Atlanta. Ga. Miss Cloud has many
friends in San Antonio having visited
Miss Mary Louise Price, and Miss
Virginia Kirkland last summer. Miss
Kirkland will be the guest Of Miss
Cloud at her home in Hamlet, North
Carolina. They will join house party
at Asheville, North Carolina, and
will visit Sweetbriar at the opening
of the term. Miss Cloud and Miss
Kirkland were classmates at Sweet
briar, and the reunion with other
students of the school is looked for
ward to. Before going to New York
for several weeks Miss kirkland will
visit in Lynchburg and Norfolk, Va.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
La WIN Party
III O N O r S
Visitor

Major and Mrs. p. J. r. Kichl en-
tertained at their home at the Arsenal
with a charming lawn party on Fri
day evening complimentinG Mrs. s. NJ.
Letwrich of Dallas who is the guest
of her parents in this city for some
time. The lawn of the home was dimly
lit with vari-colored electric lights
Bowls of golden zinnias were used on
the table. The guests enjoyed swim
followed by a buffet supper and dane
ing on the porch. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hilmer Guenthcr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Groos, Gus
Groos, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Labatt,
Mrs. Henry Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. DeFreest,
Miss Gladys Martindale, Miss frankie
Wine. Randolph Wine, Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Ware, Captain and Mrs. S. k,
Stribling. Colonel G. f. Jerks, and
others. Mrs. Kiehl was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Gladys Martindale.
Major and Mrs. Kiehl will leave the
early part of September for several
weeks in Galveston.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Fi71i;S

vi, Mother is going to stay in
New York, and that means ] must
go home. My eyes grow moist when
l think Of leaving this h0spitable
city Of the Southland, with lis in.
teresting, busy shops, its historic and
natural beauty and its quaint Span
ish charm. Here indeed "the old and
the new world meet"
have been happy in the Alamo
City, have enjoyed her fricndliness
TO the stranger within her gates.
Now, as / prepare to depart :hCre is
within my heart the firm resolution
to again enter her portals, bringing
with me Mother, 50 that she too may
know and appreciate beautiful San
Antonio, the Playground Of the
South"
Your devoted,
ROSYE.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Mrs. F. L. HilIyer
Will Visit in ]
i Corpus

Ma. r. L. Hiilyer will leeTe Satur-
aay for a short stay at Corpus Christi
where she has taken a cottage. She
viii be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Jennings, and Volney Dibrel, and
Francis Lorraine Dibreg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillyer have recently
rsoarned from a motor trip through
he valley. They stopped several days
In Corpus Christi en- route home.
q - =
Mis- Margaret Sammer has return
I'd from Europe where she spent three
months. She arrived home Thursday.
She sailed from New York IN the
America and landed in Bremen. She
toured Germany, visiting Cologne,
Nurnburg, and Munich. She visited
SWITZERLAND and the Italian lake dis
trfct stopping in Lucerne and BellagiO
and Iugano. She toured Italy stop
ping in Milan, Venice, Florence and
Rome. She spent some time in Paris,
before sailing for CherbOurg on the
America.
Miss OLGA Seiser and Miss Jane
Seiser entertained with a charming
supper party on the lawn Of their
attractive home in FOch highway
Thursday night. The table in the gar
den was decorated with pink rosebuds.
Covers were laid for sixteen guests.
The garden was lighted with rainbow
eoiored lights. The party was given
in honor Of Miss Gertrude Mensing
of Galveston, the guest Of Miss Har-
riet Sprague. Later in the evening
the guests enjoyed dancing on the
roof Of the St. Anthony Hotel.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Smith have re-
turned TO San Antonio after spending
two years at Taft. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith are now located at 207 Airing
ton Court until their new home is
completed on Woodlawn place.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Delicious Food

ooh, I'm hungry, aren't you"
asked Helen, 'let's go out home and
have a bite
In a fifty she prepared the most
delicious sandwiches, novel too, Of
Gebhardt's Deviled Chilli Meat. such
piquant, savory food. Just tho thing
when you're tired from shopping,
dainty and sppetizing, yet whole
some.
Helen says they always keep a
supply of Gebhardt's products on
hand. There's nothing like being pre-
pared for "drop-in" guests, and I'm
sure there's nothing that could be
more tempting than these delectable
foods, made right here in Sdn An
tonic, in spotless, sunlit kitchens.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Miss Roosevelt
Hos tess to
Drill Team

Miss Mercedes Roosevelt entertained
the Blue Bonnet Drill Team at her
home on Lewis street Tuesday after
noon. Bunco was played and prizes
were awarded Miss Gladys Kneupper,
Miss Annie Barberio and Telora
Dean. Dainty refreshments were
served to the following guests: Pauline
johnson, Helen Steubing, Florence
Parr, Lena Montez, Gladys Kneupper,
Daisy Hislop, Ethel Phillip, Eva
Fourier, Annie de WAL, Ledia
Woerner, Telora Dean, Johanna Rich
ards, Nancy Cook, Annie Haums,
Annie Barberio, and Adele earle and
the hostess.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Picnic Supper and
Swim at Landa's

Thursday evening members Of the
younger set enjoyed moonlight swim
and picnic supper at Landa's Park
in New Braunfels. Among those who
motored to New Braunfels for the
event were Miss Martha Pancoast,
Miss Halle Ball. Miss Virginia Mar
tindale. Miss Lamont Wright, and Joe
Fink. Albert LsCoste, Philip G. Shook
and Pat Kcnney.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

AUTUMN the of promise extends neaV nope neao
cheer and W. do you realize the glorious season Just
around the corner? Everyone here seems to be caught mp 81
the hustle and enthusiasm of the transition period
To the business man. autumn return to work auth
rencoed agor plans and systems to be evolved consnc
tie thought and effort to make his particular enterprise lead
the field. The another part of the cycle to be
made the biggest and the best of his career.
already the honseafe is remoVng dust protectors from
her furniture planning for ne7o drdpees little touches to
en up her hearth place Once again home SvH be the mecca
for the happy friendly gatherings that the hot summer months
dSbeed for time Radio and fhonograbh pianos music and
songs sVH hold ssoay and happy ees voice s proclaim
the family has assembled at Home S7ceet Homer
And for the younger thoughts of school, Days of study
defng into history, mathematics, literature; and, after
particularly difficult geometry eorem, happy dancing party
jolly 7Ciener roast ont beneath the harvest
Al, and for MIady-He5V clothes! What indeed aVonld
the eternal feminine do aOhom modes enhance her
beauty and her charm? The fashions being featured by the
San antonio shops dVmingl
For dresses there is of the flare in its many 0dr
dton adapted for street, afternoon, eenng APPAREL Sce0es
mostly long, many aOi no0e cuffs. Fur is used ldishy
There is noticeable preference for light 7Oooen fabrics
silk Black is highly fG0ored for many occasions although
pencil blnc 5oiHe blonde pdmSy haze large foOOng
Hats are larger many 1Cih droopiug brims.
Bags, beads, GOTc no0el accessories Shovn IN hdy
oHSe 1o NHddyS costume indeed necessary to produce
"lc ensemble compile"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
La WIN Party
Civ e N by
DenlmaamS

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Denman enter
tanned with a charming supper party
on the lawn of their home on Satur'
day evening complimenting Major and
Mrs. Willis Dale, Crittcnbcrgcr. The
tables on the lnwn We're dccorteed
with bright flowers. At one table was
seated Miss Ella Goodwin Carter and
members of the younger set. About
40 guests were present at the affair.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Felices Leave on
Six Weeks Trip

Don and Mrs. Fclice left Tuesday
for an extended visit for New York
for a stay of six weeks. En- route they
will stop in st. Louis, Chicago and
Atlantic City. An opera party has
been planned in their honor in an open
air theater in st. Louis. About fifty
guests will be present. Don Albert
brother of Don Felice will be the
host at the theater party.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Turkey Supper for
San Antonio Folk

A turkey supper was given Friday
in honor of Mrs. Annie Mansfield ut
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henson
at Fairview, Texas. Those present
tom San Antonio were Mir. and Mrs.
Bill Graves and son, Harry Graves,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Graves. Mrs.
Annie Mansfield. Mrs. Stella Wright
and Mrs. Sam Henson and son. Mrs.
Henson and son have returned from
their ranch at Fairview, Texas, where
they have spent several weeks.
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goddess had left, so shimmering and
beautiful it was. But, vi, DO you
know it was my old orchid dinner
frock, the one l thought had
soiled irrevocably. Kate had slipped
it out, and sent it to the Sunshine
Laundry, and in place Of the old
wreck" they returned me this YER
liable dream dress. Indeed, the Sun
shine does more than clean ones
clothes, they REJUyENATE.
Kate sends all her work 10 the
Sunshine Laundry, dyeing, dry clean
ing, family wash. She says they are
always to be depended upon for ex-
cellent work and satisfactory. couFte-
Gus service.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
SubtJety'S Charm

What would woman do
without delicate odeurs
TO enhance her charm?
At Frost's, the shop Of
distinctive accessories. ]
found the most marvel
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

Gus he was, just having his bath
vi. in the dearest portable bath tub,
called ''Baby's Bathinette.' And
vi, you should see the adorable
clothes Margaret has for him. All
the while / was admiring them, their
dainty bits Of hand embroidery and
applique, kept wondering when she
had found time to create such
beauty, being the busy mother we
know her for. But she told me, vi,
that she secured the entire layette.
dainty dresses, sacks, caps. stock
ings, coverlcts, pillows, even tho
Bathinctte, from Cockrelrs Better
Baby Shop, at J. J. Sterne's, on
Alamo Plaza. Not only is Mar
garet delighted with the shops mer-
chandise and service, but she says
their prices are ultra-reasonable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

fumes. COty's LOrigan and Chypre.
Caron's Black Narcissus, and, from
Houbigant, Quelques Fleurs, Ideal.
lie Temps de Lilas, and, vi. the
most appealing Of them all-"Sub.
tilite." this master perfumer's new
est offering. ITS the fragrance Of
sweet peas crushed in ones hand.
a whisper Of subtlety, cha-rn. al.
mre. In its black silk moire cath
,dralr case. lined I'm Chinese red,
this Buddba shaped bottle OF en-.
.hantment Is irresistible.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
RejuVenated Frock

Home from shopping
late, of course, and won
dering what ia wear to
Georges house for din
nerl 1t was to be a gala
occasion, being my first
visit, and / wanted to
look my prettiest. And,
vi, as l entered my room,
what a surprise greeted
me! There, lying on the
bed was a vision of lowell
ness-I thought it was a
,,o,,- fracL that snp~c fairy
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
ADVERTISEMENT

Have your old rugs and carpets re-
woven into beautiful new reversible
fluff rugs. Burgess Rug Co., Tr. 42ol
So Gladstone Ave.
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CAdvertisement.)

ADVERTISEMENT
Have your old carpets and rugs re-
woven into beautiful reversible fluff
rugs TT. 4201. Burgess Rug Works.
S12 Gladstone avenue.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Flares for Fall

Flares, Dame
Fashion DEGREES for
fall. Very well,
flares we will have
then, says ROsyc.
And, vi, / found
the most adorable
frOck. It's a blond
crepe satin crea-
tion. featuring the
ultra desirable
flare, edged with a
wide band Of fur
to harmonize. The
neck line Is round,
demure, girlish and
there's the most
attractive fringe
like ornament en-
bellishing the front.
An ideal afternoon
frock-chic is the
word. Where did !
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09

find II? At the Exclusive Gown
Shop, in the lobby of the st. An
.hony Hotel, where Madame Rosa
presents modes of true distinction.
Yes, vi, and this was only one
II their many attractive models for
the new season. Black, Of course,
~ good, and bthen there are rose
wood. blond. 'blue-really a dress
for every type. And Madame Rosa
is 80 helpful in making ones selec-
ton, suggesting just the model to
enhance ones Individual charms.
Truly. San Antonio may be proud
of this metropolitan shop, that fea-
lures such exclusive styles at mod
crate prices.
An added attraction the shop
boasts is the new window which
faces Navarro street. Here one
may view their beautiful models 'by
day and by night
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Baby Days

Is here
anythin 2
more appeal
ing than that
soft bundle
Of flu if
BABY. Hell
en- a n d !
called TO see
VI a rig aret'S
new darling,
ii o " Freci-
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Women Like
To Discuss
Clothes

tcontinued From Page 1, Part 81
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Horseback Riding

vi, I'm becoming really
athletic! Yesterday morn
ing Olive and / had an
e rly morning canter
{ h rough Breckenridge
Park. 1t was delightful
galloping along the beau
tiful bride maths eniov-
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ing our excellent mounts. Just
think, splendid saddle horses can be
rented from the W.. ID. Meadows
Stables, just across from the Park,
at 24O0 Jones avenue. They are
not only good riding horses, but
they are dependable and safe, and
besides their rates are very reason
able indeed. I've my pet horse al
ready picked out and I'm going to
ride every day. How l wish you
could join mel
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-01

sslling my friends about the Vegetable compound % helping me. hoping they will st it help them, too: Mrs. ETHEL HICKMAN, Box 2l. RED. No. l. Coun- s1 Ruffs. Iowa.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-01
VETERAN DENTIST
 DIED SATURDAY
pr. O. C. Sharpe Was Former Pupil In Putnam High
 School
Never Recovered From Injuries Re-
 eeived Three Years Ago

Dr. o. c. Sharpe. T2. veteran dent ist of Danielson, died at the home of his niece, Miss Myrtis Blanchard, Day vile. Saturday. He had been in poor health since he was severely injured and sustained fractured hip when a tree fell on him at the home of a neigh bor, June II. 1922.
 Following his injury Dr. Sharpe was for weeks a patient at the Day kimball Hospital. and later was un- der the care of a nurse at his Daniel son home. He SO far recovered that he was able to take automobile rides, but his recovery did not prove to be permanent, and eventually he went to Dayville to make his home with his niece.
 For some weeks Dr. Sharpe had been failing and, although maintain ing an interest in affairs. it was known that his life was ebbing away and the end was not unexpected.
 Dr. Sharpe was well known to the older residents of Putnam. He was a pupil in Putnam's first high school and later entered the dental office of his brother, the late Dr. William H Sharpe, studied the dental profession, and passed the state dental board. 1t was forty years ago that he opened his own office in Danielson. He had been a frequent visitor to Putnam, and kept in touch with the city's affairs.
 Orlando Chester Sharpe was born in Dayville, May II. 1852, son of Will 1fapa and Naprtr IanEa Sharpe. He began attending school in his native town and finished his ed ucation at the Putnam High school. After perfecting himself in the pro- fession of dentistry in the office of his brother he went to Danielson, where he was in active practice until injured three years ago, and was one of the veteran dentists and one of the best known dentists in the county.
 Dr. Sharpe's only near relative is a brother, Daniel W. Sharpe. who lives near Boston. Dr. Harry w. Sharpe and Frederick Sharpe of Putnam and Dr M. Roy Sharpe of Uxbridge are nep. hews. and Mrs. Alice Carpenter and Mrs. c. Dwight Sharpe of Putnam are nieces of Dr. Sharpe.
 The funeral was held Tuesday af- ternoon,at the home of his niece, Mrs. Myrtis Blanchard in Dayville, con dueted by Rev. William Swainson, of the Congregational church in that place with number of relatives and friends in attendance. Burial was in the High street cemetery at Day vile. The bearers were Dr. Leroy Sharpe. Dr. Harry Sharpe. J. New 4on Blanchard and Leon Blanchard.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-01

Alice varbedian, Jennie Ulkeja.
 Teacher, Miss Gertrude Warmer John Payne. gelo Bianchi.
 Smith Street School
 The following pupils were neither absent nor tardy single session dur ing the winter term.
 Teacher, Miss Ella l. Ballard: Ca therine Blake, Hugo Carlson, Arthur Kaminsky. Joseph kurtzman, Ted st Pierre.
 Teacher. Miss Grace Edick: Ger trude Yarock, grade five; Fannie Weiss, grade three; Harry Weiss, grade five; Israel kaminsky, grade four.
 Teacher, Miss Mabel Lee; Dorothy C0rdier.
 Sawyer District School
 Teacher. Miss Bertha 0. White Alexander Le Page. Albert Bird, El- sic Burton. Veronica Manpinos, Ruby Peppin, Lottie Phillips, Helen Russo, Ruth Wilson.
 Teacher. Miss Mary D. Wilbur Henry Le Clair, Henry Provost. Fred dy Doodz, Joseph Macha, Elmer Pa auin. John Prztaeniek, Charles Wil- son, Lillian Bird. Annie Papagallo, Gertrude Bird.
 Teacher, Miss Edith E. Fox; Lena Basnette, Attic Burton, Ernest Gau. dreau, Lyman Rondeau.
 Teacher, Mrs. Alice Cronin: Ruth Belcher, Jenette Bird. Azara Bons Alfred Billings, Vernon Brown, Wal ter Burton. Edwin Cartier, Ellsworth Day, George EveTgetis, Leon Gard ner, Leo Le Page. Robert Obar Franklin Penny, Pasquola Russo Percy Whitehouse.
Putnam patriot., 1925-05-01
FORMER PUTNAM GIRL
 HAS HISTORIC TRUNK

One of the features of the meeting of Sarah William Danielson Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution held last Thursday afternoon in Dan ielson at the home of Mrs. Harry E. Back, was the exhibition of small trunk, bearing the autograph of Will liam Williams. signer of the Declara- tion of Independence, by Mrs. Maud A. Keech, a direct descendant of the Revolutionary statesman.
 Mrs. Keech is daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Dc.,y of Putnam, and a sister of Mrs. Harry A. Houghton, Grove street