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Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27

Tassday and Wednesday. "Abra- ham Lincoln
 Thursday only. Vaudeville and Lend Me Your Hash1nd~ with Doris
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27

Mrs Louis Reeves was in Boston Monday.
 Harry Davis of Dartmouth College, Hanover. N H., Is spending the Eas- ter vacation at his home here.
 Miss Margaret Grant, ticket agent at the Putnam railroad station, spent the weekend with her sisters in Westerly. K. l.
 Mrs Arthur J. King and Miss Gladys E. King of Hyde Park. and Mrs. Ada l.. Sweet of Onset motored to Putnam Monday.
 Miss Esther Wilson of Wellesley College will arrive today to spend the Easter vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leon T. Wilson of Laurel street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Heath who have been spending several weeks m Hartford with theft son Leslie and family. have returned to their home on Walnut street.
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
pREF NEWS ITEMS ABOUT PUTNAM PEOPLE, THEIR FRIENDS

Mrs. George Clifford spent the weekend in Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chabot and family motored 10 Worcester Friday.
 Miss EuISlie St. Jean of Providence street motored to Mystic and Noank last week
 Armand Valade Of Maiden. Mass, was the guest of Miss Dora Bernier of Providence street Sunday.
 Herman Leroux of Worcester visit ed his uncle, i Carriere of Provi- dence street over the weekend.
 Pierre Laboute of Baliou street has moved his family to Noank where they have employment in a silk mill.
 Ensign William Rafferty of the U. :. & Utah has returned from a South American cruise and is now al the Charlestown Navy Yard.
 Mrs. Fred J. Wells and Mrs Irene Menard of Providence street, Mrs. Edward Murray and Miss Lillian Med bury attended the funeral of a rela- tive in Worcester last week.
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27

P. J McArdle of Main street spent Sunday with his family in Worcester.
 Mir. and Mrs Emery Munyon Of Worcester spent Sunday in town with relatives.
 Mrs. Jacob Rosenwald of Main street spent Sunday with friends in Worcester
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis PendergAst of Main street spent Sunday with rela- tives in Milford
 Mir and Mrs Fred Gagnon of Main street entertained a party of relatives from Providence at dinner Sunday
 Rev. Nathan B. Burton has been attending the annual session of the New England Southern Conference being held in Fall River, Mas. from March 24to 3l
 Miss Della Whitman of Sunnyside. who has been spending several weeks in Florida. visiting a number of the large resorts returned t0 Putnam early in the week.
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
MANY BREAKS AND
 PETTY THIEVERY
Series Of Crimes Laid 10 Boys Held For the Superior
 Court
vosdsfs-k Mas VII Ns~ sssa Son
 Co sehsal


 E. ra W3rk bays ranging r aea from fourteen e seT- eateea gears. It ts believed that aa an- noglaR aaris af breaks accompanied br aafty theeary that have been oc- curing regularly on Noesistoek hIl, wI stop The lads were arraiKuea before Justice af fhe Peace. gharies V Perrin North Naoaztoek Saturday afternoon. and on account of the seri- ousness of the charges against them they were held for she Superior court ir bonds of S309 each.
 For weeks people have returned 70 their homes to fnd that they had been entered during their absence. Most Of the breaks were in the M 0odstaek Hiil section If the town. On secgunt of the manner in which the burRizries occurred there was % fear that dez- peKate characters were responsible, Tor 70 city burglar ous e enrich him self af ne expense af sac5ety would spend weeks iH Hoodztsek iesglng of iars ard things af lsfIe value.
 ka1 the annoying serses af crime led ta che calling n If the state police 2 E# H##fHE A#s=#E Afa# ##HHa #= RH rsosltad Was heated nH the officer iu building in the rear of s store e south Waadanek B. watching the cache it was aH easy matter ae af last he re- maraea hg asa appearance ef the v0nfffal burglars coming either to de- rasEt more HIanser ur C. take away aina already cached. Before tHe afh- terz were thfaagh aaa ready Q make arrests. a seztef of Yaangstera were implicated
 4 seventh case that came before Justice Perrin Saturday =a7 shss es Oliver Gahin Of West Nadsst9ek. Who aas charged HIth nQf sen8iuR hiz boy fo school Ills reason sas In part that he objected to the conveyance used during the weeks when the roads were in poor condition HuweyF. Gobin promised t0 sea that me boy attended schasl regularly and the case was con- l tlnaea.
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
cane. srssianal Church Note,

B Richards sermon spbieri for sunday ngnrnlnR nmpuisien and Freedom. Matt a4f
 1900 Church school. l. B. VII l8ams superintendent
 TOO |. r S (. F. meetIne Sub. rect. .fripndiines aH Expressed Through EvaHRelistic Missions. Matt. 8s85=8s; Aets ahz8a
 Monday at 780 Hi1 club ai the Congregational chapel Finm SCOT 3Be iu athletic eVeHta. All members urged to be prcaenh
 Tuesday. 2 90. t. T. $ ( E. social in the chapel All young people cor 84ailv invited tu attend.
 430 Thursday. church night "ChriefIan Cooperation, chapter of Meaning of Service Rev. r Y E ehards leader \ meeting ot the standing committee Of the church ai thc close ef the Thursday evening ser siee
 73o Wednesday senior choir re- hearsal
 Htb Friday. junior choir rehearsal.
 Monday. March 90, Alpha Delta birthday socialH at the home of Mfs Ge8ree Clarke, So Walnut street Members are asked to bring or send sheH birthday money
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
In the Churches
sfsthosIia chareh sotes
Raf E. Eafton. Fast0f

ReV B. B Burton. Pastor
 Sunday evening tne raztar gave sesF interesting ssereoptaean lecture ca Korea
 parsonage facsdag evening
 Wednesday evening the iaaies Aid served q bean supper n Che church IIuIuE F01HiH-
 Next Sunday there vii b. no ser ~iee in the church on account of the annual conference which i# being held in Fall River. Mr Burton and some others RilI be in attendance.
 The treasurer, l R. Saunders. re ports all bills paid for the year and s4nall balance oa hand. If sou hass not made your pledge for Che c0minf year won't you do go at once ana Ftart the new year right If everyone does than fl will help Co tighten the burden
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27

Paul Warren of School street spent Monday with friends iu Norwich.
 Armand Gagne of Woodstoek ave nue 3Hs n naaielsen on Friday with friends.
 Miss Dora Allard of Baltic. former ly of this city. spent Sunday with re- iatives here.
 Miss Pauline Trudeau of Ballou street visited with friends ID Good year on Monday.
 John J Gshsn and son Ralph of Main street spent Friday in Worces- ter with friends.
 Joteph Arehambeau of WillimAntic. formerly of this city, spent Friday m town on business.
 Miss Florence Bixaillon of Church street spent Monday with relatives in North Grosvenordale.
 Mir and Mrs. Samuel Diamond of Grove street entertained over Sunday relatives from Norwich
 Mir and Mrs. James II. Meealloch of Ring street spent Tuesday and Wednesday in New York
 airt. Mona Gayton of Rockville spent fhr weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. iIl of Mechanics street.
 Lawyer Charles l.. Torrey was in Hartford "Wednesday attending a meeting af the State Board of Edu- cation.
 Arthur Nerron of Harrison street is in Danielson today attending a meeting of the Metropolitan lnsur- ance agents,
 Mir and Mrs. Exavier L&Nallie of Moosup spent Sunday the guest 0f Mr. and Mrs Joseph NailleuK of Smith street.
 Mir and Mrs. Alsx LANallie of Sterling spent Sunday aith Mrs La- Nallie's mother. Mrs. Albert Bizaiilon of Church street
 Mir aad Mrs. Joseph AlIard of Bal. tie spend Sunday with Mir Ailard's parents. Mir and Mrs Joseph AIiard. Sr.. ef Church street
 Israel StAum, a student at Harvard College Cambridge. spent Sunday with his aunt, sirs. Rose Obiiiz and family of Providence street.
 Mr, Lucia Delano Of School street spent Sunday in Worcester. her sister. Mrs. Gertrude Houghton, returning with her for a two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. D. H Webster. who for the past fifteen years has resided in this city. has sold her house on Walnut street and will move fo Sonthhriage about April I. Mrs Webster has son who resides there
 Mrs John Skedgeli of Reading. Pa, who has been spending a week here with relatives. returned on Tuesday accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Joseph Foisey. who Wili make her home with her daughter
 Miss Chry,,obel Clifford spent the weekend in Wiilimantie with her sis- ter. Mrs Clarence Webster, who re- turned with her on Sunday. Mrs. C. W. Clifford returned with her daugh- ter and spent Monday in Nilhmantie
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27

Iver Neison spent the weekend in II rtford
 Dr. William saret1h was tn Hart. ford Tuesday
 Miss Freda Swanson spent few days in Hartford and Manchester fast week
 Mrs. Armand Montvilie and Mrs. 1 pye were Worcester visitors Sat uTday,
 Mir and Mrs Howard Shirreffs were the guests sf relatives in Leumlnstef oytr the weekend
 Mir and Mrs. Frederick W Bailey of Worcester called on pupils and friends here Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. s. Andem have been eufert rt8ining their son. kenHeta Andem of Newark. x J
 Mrs. George W. cilpatrie IS ths guest of her son. Raymond 6ilpairic and family of New Britain.
 Mr and Mrs. Warren Axsrili have been entertaining their son. kenneth Averill of Woronoeo, Mass. this week
 orrin Austin. son of Mir. and Mrs. Eari U Austin uf Nooistnck avenue. has been entertaining his cousin. Paul Austin 0f Webster.
 Miss Della Tetreault of Dsnielson spent the weekend in Putnam the guest of her cousin, Miss Jaliette Bro deur of Church street
 Mr and Mrs A Bousquet. son Qella. Miss Della Tetreault and Miss JuHette Brodeur matored "a South bridge and Worcester Sunday
 Mr. and Mrs B 1en@sss.ls and family of Worcester motored to Put nam and spent Che day with Mr and MFs Charles Peaiin of Harrison street
 Mira John Barrett of Claremon, N II. s spending a few weeks with her son and dauehter-in-law. Mr and Mrs Charles Pouhn of Harrison street.
 Mr and Mrs Pierre Bonin and Mr ard Mrs Joseph Leon motnFed Co Worcester Saturday Mrs. Bonin IS Co remain for several weeks the guest af hog slsteE
 Mir and Mrs Timothy Sullivan and daughters Pauline and Jeanette of Easi Hartford metored Co Putnam Sunday and spent Che day with Mrs. Suliivan's parents. Mir and Mrs. AL fred Dumas of Chapel street.
 Miss Lucille Bonneville, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eveline Bonneville of Bauielson. is spending a few weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bonneville of Woodstock ave nue.
 Mrs. Archibald Macdonald. Sr.. of George street who Is ia Worcester @Asis Mir Macdonald is at St. Vim cents Hospital, spent the weekend ln Putnam and returned to Worcester Monday
 Miss Elizabeth RAfferty of Hart ford was the weekend guest of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. W. r RaHerty of Grove street. On Saturday, Mrs. N F. RafFerty and Miss Elizabeth RaHerty went te Boston to call on William Raferty.
 The Ladies M,ssionary Society of the Second Congregational church will hold an Easter sale tn the church pafler on Wednesday. April s, from 2 30 to s o'clock There will be q table of household articles as well as food and candy tables. Tea will be on sale during the afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. kenn~th (. Sharpe of Grand View entertained Mrs. ShArpe's brother. Emerson Cutting, of the c. $. Navy, over last weekend Mr. Cutting has just returned from the Panama Canal. being on the tor pedo boat Tusca. ard has been having A twenty days furic1gh. He leaves today on a trip 10 South America
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
R.nti.t ehnrsh Note.

Rev. F. V. Lockwood. Acting Pastor
 Sunday. i0.30. sermon, "fhe Man Who Came Back; I20o. Church school. 6.s0. r. r. s. C E.. 100. sermon. A Divine Problem.
 Thursday. 7.80 2. m., mid-Week prayer service.
 Friday. 500 ? m.. choir rehearsal
 Sext Monday evening at \ o.elees In annual buaines# meeting nf Ahs zhaIch NIi be hold in The church.
 fdaH April 3. fhe aHaal roll cal and upper for tho church and con. efefa 0a Hll be held in the assembly room.
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
Bradley

Tonight and Saturday, Virginia galli, Roekliffe Fellavss and Wallace Beery in 'sThe Signal Tower.
 Sunday and Monday, Lon Clancy. Norma Shearer and Johh Gilbert in
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
Sal.atinn ArmY Nale.

aptain and Mfz Cashman. ofhcerz
 fn ChHrEc
 Order If meelHe- Wednesday ff- aae hHd Saturday al p ms
 suuday Morning WOE hip, 70 4a. sanday school. f2 m, Young Peoples Legion. 6l5. old Nme Salvation meet ing at E P m fhere viii hs special meeting cen. dueted hg visiting officers from New London. Norwich and Mtllimantte Friends and strangers of all churehe7 are invited to thIs meeting AT vel come Come.
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
:, rhIl.n.. Charsh Nals.

The sefe5ees en Saniag, March sa ss===saH ssan.iaf. siH he ss fa!ies.s In45 m.. mafuiar prayer and scr. assn. Subject of tha eerHan. ilia tae frsuhrf Daniel fafetrH Our Lord entrance irfa Jeraalem oH Palm sun. aav to ths very day GOO gears be- fares"
 HH H#HH. fftefff HtiQH aH fNt tts#F 
 ap m. Confirmation leefarc
 480 3. n.. organ aud veeal recital.
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
ACCURATE STATEMENTS
Shoe Department

Shoe Department Advance Showing of Foot Wear For the Entire Family.
 Mems Franklin" Boots and Oxfords
 $500 ssWaItons" and Tan Flex' for Boys and Girls S2 co to $4.00 Lion Brand" and Bass Shoes and Moceasins" for Men and Boys
 $500 to $500 WsIk-Over Pumps and Oxfords
 s7.oo to $500 Slender Arch Filters for the extra wide foot that wants Style, Fit and Comfort, Bumps and Oxfords
 S7.50 "CantiIever" Pumps, Oxfords and Root. S9.5o to $1 50 Mems WaIk-Ove Oxfords and Boots
 S7.O0 to $500
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
BUSINESS DIRECTORY Charles F. Searis Frank r. kses~n
 Howard C. Bradford cearls, Russell & Bradford

Attorneys and Counsellors-st-L&w
 Central Block. Putnam. Coan-
 Ofhce Hogrs: 4. N. to P. k-
 Telephone 800
 hr. Searls gives special attention ts cor. poration saa municipal law. Mir. Russell s Probate law and drafting of wills. acts sass ss sxeeutor. administrator. and trust@s. ia tas settlement Of estates. Patents obtsins<
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
sl M.r, - Nals,

Rev fhagle f Hessrd. pastor Ass AaEaan nFkeur and Rer Ae- Maves afe celebrated on Sunday af she foliaHia haaf e'elaek. E a clock. SIS o'clock and le.1o o'clock
Putnam patriot., 1925-03-27
Al the Theatres
 Notor

Victory
 Tonight and Saturday Tom Mi1 in s.Oh Yon Tony
 Sunday night. Fred Thomson and Silver King in That Devil Qaemaao Monday and Tuesday. Frank Nave and Virginia Vall ln Wild Oranges. "Wednesday and Thursday. Barbara TmMarr and Conway Tcarie iu "'Fhe White Moth
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Lineerers Enjoying
Bright October Days
On Old North Shore
Many Washington Folk,
However, Have Closed
Their Cottages for the
1925 Holiday Season.

BEVERLY. Mass. October s.
BRIGHT October days are here for tho
Washington folks lingering on the
North shore OF Massachusetts. and
there is JOY in livening up the activi-
lies in the Nynpia district. where the
hunting season is ge,tin@ into its fun
swing.
Shattered cottages are beginning to
Nappestr in the colonies lotting the
ashore. telling the tale of the closing
tiuf the season and of folks returning
1T" Washington and other home cities
,ifor the long Winter. \ wonderfully
.'SucccS.-ful season is that just closing
,.i,s selection as the Summer capital
and the summer home for many in
u he diplomatic set in Washington and
.hr"ujnent Washington folks. There
ths every reason 10 believe that they
iNylil return again next Summer and
sIhat tho season will he as successful
iaS the one now drawing to a close.
!! The diplomatic colony on the North
ashore is dispensing. The Germany en-
iD'as>y AT the Hayden cottage, Mag
i.n"ta. is closed and Baron Ago Won
spl1t-an is in Washington. Mr.. Henry
IL; Chiffon. the Er!tish counselor who
.an1s been at Manchester for the sum-
.sGer. and Mrs. Chiffon have returned
II" Washington.
y The Italian embassy at the kaan cot
.aa1c at Beverly Farms. is also closing
,1"r the season and Donna Antoinette
.dc Ndrtiro, wife of the Italian Am
n@>$ador, is returning 10 Washington.
,Thcre is every indication that al three
FenlbGS SSics will be on the North Shore
speNt summer. with the possibility that
th" French embassy may join the
,eroup.
il The NcCIennand Barclays of the
itiIuuccstcr colony have gone to Wash
,ln@t"u fox d visit with friends before
lctrnin" to their home city for the
.Ntntcr
i EcE. Roland Cotton smith of Wash,
.iugton has returned to the Capital
iaft"r a late season visit at Ipswich.
.llc had pleasant stay with Mrs.
.IIyard Tuckcrman, his sister. while
,on the North shore.
/ The sailing of II. NJ. :. Calcutta this
iNcck brought To u close brilliant
round of entertaining on the North
,Shore in honor of Vice Admiral Sir
,9amcs FcrSusSon and other officers of
Ihc ship and for Rear Admiral y. l..
iNillard, L. S. n. comman nder Of the
II $. :. Detroit, steaming to GIouccs-
Itor 10 give a welcome on behalf Of
fhe Government to the British officers
sand their ship. The Calcutta sailed
.fnr Bermuda. where she is to be sta
rinned for the Winter.
/, Col. c, +. {. G. Graham Charlton
icf the British embassy and Mrs.
f'harlton who have been spending the
summer at Manchester. where the
embassy has been esta nlished re
furned 10 Washington this week
Evening star., 1925-10-04

flesh colOred slip. She carried vel
low rosebuds and delphinium.
The bridesmaids, Miss Manning
Long, Miss Ruth Lewis. Miss Eliza :
beth Stabler and Miss Doris Bauer
mann. were attired in dainty satin
dresses in powder blue and peach
color. and carried arm bouquets OF
roses.
Before the ceremony beautiful
program Of bridal music was render
ed by the church organist. Mr.
Claude Robeson. and Miss Dorothy
Perrott sang Because" and 20 Per
feet Love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Carter an
nounce the marriage of their dauSh.
ter. Margaret Zane. to Mr.. Kenneth
Wayne Dyke. Friday. July II. 1925
at Easton, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke
Evening star., 1925-10-04

are at home at 1927 NJ street north.
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Gale Jones Of
Sarina. Canada. announce the mar
riaSe of their daughter Phyllis to
Mr.. j. G. Marble, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. J. Marble of Washington.
The ceremony took place Septem
her - at Benevento Plantation, In
Virginia. and was witnessed by the
immediate family.
Mr.. Marble is well known in Wa sh :
/ jnston, graduate of Mckinley High
School. the University of Michigan
and the George Washington Law
School He is residing in New York
city. and he and his bride will he at
home at Green Court. Mount Vernon,
y. Y, after December /.
Cards have been received in Wash
Evening star., 1925-10-04

an arm bouquet of pink roses and
bluehclls
The bride was horn and reared in
this city. and the bridegroom is a ma.
tive of Washington. havin" lived IN
the Capital CITY until June last
when he took up his residence in
Detroit
The Young couple left on honey
moon trip of 10 days by motor. the
bride wearing a gray crepe dress,
black satin coat, and Il large picture
hat of pansy satin and silver.
After their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Rupprccht will return to Washington
tor Il few davs. after which they will
20 to their home in Detroit, where
they will he at home To their friends
after November !, At 2,a0 Chicago
Boulevard.
The marriage of Miss Eva Virginia
I Tucker. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George =. Tucker. 10 Mr.. Stanford
humphrey Rose took place Sunday
afternoon. September -, at 4 o'clock
Al the home Of the brides parents.
and was attended by y small number
Of relatives and friends.
DIR. Walter +. i.a-leson. pastor Of
the sherwood Presbyterian Church.
officiated Preceding the ceremony
:
lcctinns. accompanied by Mrs. i. +.
Renter, who also played tho wedding
march.
The bride W2S given in marriage by
her father and wore gown Of white
satin and carried a shower bouquet
of bride roses and lilies of the val
ley. She was attended by Miss Lot
Ia Phillips.
Mr.. Erwin J. Tucker. brother of the
1,.tslA @t1 =
Mrs. Rose will be at home TO their
friends at 1900 Jackson street north.
east.
Miss Ethel A. Dant, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Dant, was mar.
ried Saturday. September 2G to Mr..
Bernard J. Fitzgerald. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fitzgerald, both of this city
The ceremony was performed at ST
Francis de Sales Catholic Church by
Rev. j. T.. Mallov. Several church
hymns We're sung by Mrs. LoefTler. ac-
companied at the organ by Miss
Claire Oberg.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party. together with their rel.
ative& and friends. gathered at the
brides home. where reception was
held. The bride and bridegroom later
went to Atlantic City.
MI ana MIS-. fZEerald VIII rema IN
at the home of the brides mother
until the completion Of their new
home, now under construction. on
Claiming street northeast.
The marriage of Miss Katharine
Smith. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Wilson Smith of 1127 Fair
mont street northwest, to Nj. Harold
Trantham, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Madison Trantham Of Bilt-
more. y. C.. took place at 4 O'Clock
October at the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, Rev. Walter
Morgan officiating.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore beautiful
gown of white moonglow satin. with
lace veil caught with orange bios
SONS. and carried shower bouquet
of white roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Phyllis
Perrott, was attired in a pencil blue
GeorSette gown. heavily appliQued
With velvet flowers and made over "a
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Ruppert Home Benefit
!, Card Party Announced

!, The Ladies' Aid of the Christian and
Tlenora RUPERT Home for Aged and
1ndigent Residents of the District
8. at 5 O'Clock pm. ut the Concord
Club 314 G street northwest. The
slresidcnt, Mrs. NJ. DeGrain will be
hostess. DR.. Margaret Eek and Mrs.
Alfred Gould are Chairmen of the
arrangement committee.
Those VINO have reserved tables are
Mrs. John Schneider. Mrs. August
Schmidt, Mrs. NJ. Bile, Mrs. B.
krumke, Mrs. II. Patzschke, Mrs. F.
Waither, Mrs. NJ. Widmayer. Mrs. J..
Howard, Mrs. NJ. Lange. Mrs. L..
RosenhusCh. Mrs. NJ. Wiegand. Mrs.
J.. G. Mergner. Mrs. +. Wetzel. Mrs.
G.. Geilich. Mrs. w. Zimmerman.
Mrs. +. Thomford and Mrs. J.. Schnei-
Evening star., 1925-10-04
O. E. S. Chapter Announces
Card Party and Dance

Washington Centennial Chapter.
o. E. S., will give a card party and
dance at Wardman Park Hotel Fri
day night. October %, from $50 to
IL. Nothing has been overlooked by
the committee In charge in arranging
for this auspicious occasion. This
event, for which special orchestra
has been procured. promises to BE- q
brilliant affair.
Evening star., 1925-10-04
Junior Hadassah Party
Scheduled This Evenino

The Junior Hadassah will give their
first party Of the season this evening
a the home Of Miss Rebecca Rhoade.
1925 Webster street northwest. Fifty
guests are expected. Miss Rosetta
Fleishman is chairman of the pub
licity committee.