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Ordinance No. 86.

An Ordinance to Provide Rules and Regulations for the Transaction of Business by the City of Seward and to Define the Duties of the Mayor, Common Council and other Officers of the Town and to Provide for the Manner of their Appointment or Election, and for other Purposes, and Repeating Ordinance No. GOA of the City of Seward, and all other Ordinances and Parts of Or dinances in Conflict Herewith.
 Be It Ordained by the Common Coun- cil of the City of Seward, Alaska:
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ny ART CARLSON

CoLuNBus, June "A three.
- eorncrcd scrap between Mlohi.
gan. Wisconsin and Illinois.
That's what tho Big Ten outdoor
track and field iambosce seems Ger,
tain or developing into when tho an.
nual classic Is staged st the stadium
here. June b aud g
! loul, for the Wolverines 10 set
The pace with the Badgers and
the Illini close behind. Ohio State
may be figured As a possibility.
likely 10 cause plenty OF trouble.
Michigan. despite tho losh Of 80
captain and star pole yaulter, Jim
urooker has great team It's ono
OF the best the Veteran steve Farrell
has turned out IN recent seasons
And old Steve has unleaahed som,
good ones during his lengthy Michl
gan regime.
You don't uncover boys like Hub
hard. whitman, Relnite. Northrup.
Munz aud no on. when you feel in the
mood FRr from Il They pop out
only now and then, Just occasionally
Hubbard One of Greatest
Hubbard. IA you doubtless know.
Is one OF the greatest athletes In
history, He's versatile. an all,
round star He's well.nigh irwin,
chile IN tho century dash and brohd
iump, Can take tho high hurdles
IN fast time. too
Norlhrnp Is perhans tic host
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Seattle Water
Stars to Swim
in B. c. Meet
Victorians Bid Local
Swimmers to Compete
Last of June
BY PETER SALVUs

SoMETHlNG new In Pacific
~ Northwest swimming circles
started Wednesday afternoon, whom
The Crystal Swimming club accepted
he invitation Of tho Victoria Swim
ming association 60 take part Ia "A
tourney the latter part OF the month
~ Victoria. -.
This N the first time that the
local club has been In. n posi-,
ton To accept hn international
invitation for n meet. Special
permission, obtained by Vincent
Dunn, coach Of the Victoria
club, was granted by Frederick
Rubien. SECRETARY and treasurer
Of tho National 4. 4. L.. In
New York city.
Dunn Is handling tho meet. which
win DO staged In the weeks eelc.
hratlon preceding Dominion day. tho
national holiday Of Canada The
swimming events viii cover a period
OF four days and ~ tho biggest
show Of this kind ever attempted
la tho Northern city
A. the Victoria club plana 10
send representatives. 90 the National
4. a. L, gathering here. the latter
part OF July. il win give tho local
club taste Of real competition be.
fore tho meet This even az Vic.
TORN viii be n biz asset 10 Pacific
Northwest swimming. as the local
club has dominated aquatic eirclea
here Tor the past eight or ten years
and has not been pressed by real
competition.
Coach Ilay Daughters. Of tho
Crystal Pool club. welcomes the
entrance OF new competitor In
tho Northwest. Daughters boost
ed tho new organization and
stated that the new flrld would
work n great deal OF good
The meet 10 called the Juno car.
niyal and viii be held IN tho newly
hunt Crystal Garden pool Tho
Cryatal Garden tank l. much the
same as tho local aquarium. and
affords an ideal place for q swim
tourney. n IL also capable Of hand.
ling large crowd OF spectators.
A fuii program Of events will be
run or AZ the meet, including hhndi.
cap swlus. pprintH. relay. fancy
high and spriugboard diving and mid.
dle-distance races.
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Three Strong Squads
in Big 10 Track Meet

iayciin tosser IN college circles.
He's good for 200 feet and over.
He's consistent.
Reinkc. halfmller. has fow n any
superlofs, outside OF llelffrlch OF
Penn state. whitman II speedy
Ia tho 100 and s20.yard dhshea and
Muuz Is pretty good shot.putter.
Farrell also has several other
boys likely 10 bring IN points for
the Maize and Blue forces.
Badger Stars
Frankly Michigan stacks up aH n
tough team 20 beat.
wisconsin, outstanding celebrities
aro Schwarze. the best weight man
tho Western conference has pro.
duccd In years. tho greatest shot
puttcr since the days OF Ralph
Rose. Michimn'a star Of 10 years or
20 ago; McAndrswa, sprinter; Me.
Ggnls. high jumper, and Valley.
half.miier McGlnnia rates as the
class OF tho lilg Ten loapers,
Illinois, 1924 winner by
margin Of IS points. Is not ms
strong this season. IL hasn't
the well.balanced front OF last
year. when IL counted - points,
tho taking but four first places.
Kinaey and MsriEold. hurdlers.
Evans, Splinter and Melhor and
Makeover. distance runners. are
Coach CUTS best bets
In this Buckeye burg they he.
lieyo Ohio state has an excellent
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ring not 10 be q sucker for M
point him because no decision
can be given Justly Tor a de-
fenSiye fight. If he opens
up and fights. I'm sure I'll
knock him out"
Tunrcy. like Gibbons, has been
amused with the stories that they
are both too cautious 10 make
good figh, and that the hou, viii
be hugging affair.
Il never knew that was eau,
tiouz. and. with the exception OF
the Dempsey fight. l never heard Of
Gibbons being so terribly careful.
Tunucy said.
Tunney. who finished training
"Wednesday. will weigh around iS5
pounds when he enters the ring.
Gibbons may be q couple Of pounds
lighter
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Iunney After Champion if He Beats Gibbons

chance 20 add another 1895 cham.
pionahip 90 its string
They point 10 Snyder and Oulh.
RE. all-round twlnhisrs, Irwin, dnAh
man. Kennedy. miller and others
True. they're an starr. But Ohio's
weakness lies IN the fact that Il
isn't a. well balanced an outft ~
are Michigan and Wisconsin or
even Illinois.
Balance Most Necessary
And you can't walk. OF with
high honors on track and field
solely thru the work OF Individual
performers. You need second. third.
fourth. and yes. fth.placs points
10 put the feat across.
II Ohio had more balance be.
llCe Il would crash thru But Il
hunt.
Several or the other schools have
athletes OF ability. But not enough
OF them on their squads 20 cut
much OF a swath.
For instance. Dauber Of Iowa;
Russell, Chicago; Spreading,
Purdue; Wallace, Indiana. John.
son. Minnesota. and Iiieherson
and Kceble Of Missouri arc en-.
ceptional performers. but they
arc on inferior hggrogntions.
/ look for several new Big Ten
records 10 DO hung up, II climatic
conditions arc favorable. The pres,
emit shotput mark. for one, seems
almost certain 20 fall. The same
may bo said OF tho halfmile and
jayelln marks
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W Wednesday,. hrre-neb Mru.si. who's.
hnsnsr. bic ttth o. the season. gave the
Nsnks g 70 yictery OVER washington
Ia ~ iHninEa Ia another free hitting
game the white Hos Won Zee LAST %
aeriss FROM Detroit. ~ 20 :,
Aiilia the He'd Sex urr- held to four
hits - three FhilAdsiphia pitchers. they
succeeded IN winnlrE for Ehnhs hts
fggst 1ome victory % the season. 20 :.
Jimmy Hing held tho Brave. safely In
check and ths Philliea took ths odd
game % the series 10 a.
The browns got IL hits To smash gut
IknA % g.
The Cards ran their string Of victories
% four Whea they halted hard behind
nieksvman. who held tb- usds 70 four
sits and wan. 20 =
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marines and the American light heavy
weight champion. said Thursday.
Tunney meets Tom Gibbons, ST. Paul
heavyweight, Friday night in 15-round
bout at the Polo grounds, and he believes
that the winner will be entitled to claim a
position next TO Dempsey in the class
II feel confident that | am going to be
the next champion" he said Il know that
/ can beat anyone who wants to claim the
title, and believe | can beat Dempsey il he
ever fights again.
Il am confident that can beat Gibbons"
Tunney said. Il am bigger than he is and
stronger, and altho he is 10 years older than
that | have had enough experience in the
4 sucker for anyone. | know tina. can out
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Detroit Pitcher Is
Out of Hospital

CHICAGO. June e. - Sylvester
Johnson, Detroit pitcher injured hers
by batted bail during a game with
the White Sex. has been discharged
from the hosnltai.
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Ole Anderson
Wins by K.0.

sAARANC1SCo. Juno Sam
BAKE gro heavy from Los An.
gcles. Srpped all over tho ring last
night in his fight with Ole Anderson
and was counted out In the seventh
after a kuockdown.
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CHI JUBILEE

CHICAGO. june - Many old.tlms
baseball notablca win be here next
Tuesday when Chicago celebrates its
golden jubilee as National league
member.
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INTNNATIONAL LEAGrE

Jersey city ..-..-.-..... - !
BALTIMORE s.ss+ss.tss.s...i
Batteries sollhrs and Freltag. Vim.
cent. ogden and Cobb.
ltrAdlng .s-stssr-.ss.rrs. "a
Providence ............... o ]
Wilson. smalluood and
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WINS
OVER RETZER

WILMINGTON. CnL. juno 9
Jack Britton. former weltevwcight
champion, won a i0.rouud decision
over Harry Ritter las, night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-04

what was the date OF the second
fight between Battling Nelson and
Joe GanB7--R Il. $.
July 4 1905.
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ALiSI GARAGE.
&. ~. Manning.
270s AK Ave.
AHBoR HEIGHTS MEXICAN
TILE CO.,
Mrs. ". T.. Wilson.
a5tb Ave. :. W. and Norfolk
ARLINGTON GARAGE,
Post and Madison
AUBURN HEIGHTS SERVICE
STATION,
Mrs. Kate o'shny,
Auburn, Wash.
AUBURN SERVICE STATION,
\. y. Carlson.
Auburn, wash.
AUTO SERVICE HOUSE.
MrCrcn a story,
Hcnton. wash.
BAILEY, &. H.,
1901 ". i5th ~.
BEACON HILL SERVICE STA.
Chns. scbnfer.
1900 Beacon Avei
BILLS GARAGE.
VIM. Gilbert.
Dca Noinrs Road
BLACK RIVER GARAGE.
j. n. Mend.
Black River Junction. Wash.
BoTHELL GARAGE,
II. smothcrs.
BotheIi, Wash.
BOyLsToN GARAGE,
Arthur Roth,
1917 Boyiston Ave.
DoYsEN. CHRIS,
37t7 Avalon Why
BRIGHTON GARAGE,
Gambler, Amrs,
$685. Rainier Ave.
BROOKLYN GARAGE,
y. u. Loffncsp,
f0th and brooklyn
BRowERs' SERVICE STATION
T.. A. mud L.. L.. t,rowcr,
18th Ave. N. W. and W. 05th
BUNGALOW SERVICE STA.
flnch g. Dietrich,
Auburn, WISH.
CALLER SERVICE STATION,
=. A. Caller.
Ninth and Seneca
CASCADE GARAGE,
". ". WinkIcr,
iiOi W. tDtb
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nonr MY LrAprRs

Msussi. Yanks. IS Mauus,t cubs. "a:
ttafnssY. Cards. ~ Williams. nsuwns
80; simmons Athletics. . Robertson.
nrepus 5 Wright Pirates
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SOUTH PARK SERVICE STA.
Frank kuccre,
South Park
STADIUM SERVICE STATION,
w. l.. Mohrman,
4001 10th Ave. N. Il.
SUNSET HILL SERVICE STA,
Andy johnson,
305S w. 85th st.
TENTH AVE. GARAGE,
Ii. J. Lnndaucr,
1923 10th Ave.
TERMINAL GARAGE,
Schanl e. Lynch,
~ jackson st.
UNION MOTOR CO.,
VIM. a. l.. Peterson,
Fifth Ave. and He'll st.
VALLEY SERVICE STATIONS,
y. II. Solely,
405: Rainier Ave.
vEAN GREGG SERVICE STA
23rd Ave. 5. at Rainier Ave.
VICTORY WAY SERVICE STA.
l.. ID. Patterson,
Lake Forest Park
vILLo's SERVICE STATION,
Joe yllio,
Everett Hiway.
WALLACE GROCERY.
w. l.. Wallace,
s501 Fifth Ave.
wEITZ GARAGE,
81 18th Ave.
WEST SIDE AGENCY.
4203 Alaska Sc.
WEsTLAKE GARAGE.
Mathicson 4 Constable,
Ninth and Lenora
WHITE GARAGE:
Third md Stewart
WILDWOOD GARAGE,
Honnoid & Graf.
1850 Rainier Ave.
WILSON SERVICE
". n. Wilson.
80SG California Ave.
wITurpBEE SERVICE STA
Lew withcrbcc,
Fifth and Virginia
wNopLANp Park AVENUE
GARAGE,
Shuwvc 4 Clark,
,a0a woodland Park Ave.
zsgHmS'g ~
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New Yorker Confident
of Trimming Veteran
Tunney VIII Weigh Around 1875 Pounds, Few
More Than Gibbons, in Friday Scrap; Tunney
Does Some Talking
RY HENRY L. FARRELL

NEW YORK, June 4-"Somebody has to succeed Jack
IN Dempsey as the heavyweight champion of the world
and might Just well be the one" Gene Tuney of the
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CEDAR GARAGE,
Ibinden Hros.,
25It Fourth Ave.
CENTRAL CHEVROLET CO..
1870 Iirondwny
CENTRAL SEATTLE SERVICE
STATION.
v. -. Ellsworth.
st2 sixth Ave.
GOLDMAN BUILDING GARAGE.
schaai & Lynch,
81; Western Ave.
COLONIAL GARAGE,
Hart & Tr~vcthcu,
1915 Eighth Ave.
DIES MONIES AUTO CO..
Dcs Moincs, Wash.
DIAMOND GARAGE,
". q. BcrEErcn,
J2t5 Ea-tinke
EAST HILL GARAGE,
sorensop & sons,
Kent. wash.
FOSTER MERCANTILE co.
sniier bros.
Foster. wash.
GATEwooD GARAGE,
n. u. Wilson,
TIt3 California Ave.
GEORGES SERVICE STATION,
George Tcrhune.
Dryn Mnwr, Wash.
GRAFTON & onR GARAGE.
23t0 California Ave.
GnANDyIEw SERVICE STA.
Collins a. Fletcher.
p5OD Rainier Ave.
GRANGE WAREHOUSE. me,
Evansville, wash.
GRANGER MOTORS.
W. L.. I<rnurr.
22nd and ". Madison
CHANTS SERVICE STATION,
=. Grant.
Kent, wash.
GREENS SERVICE STATION.
Wnrd NJ. Green,
Kent, Wash,
GREEN ntyEu SERVICE STA.
u. W. Ewing.
Green River, Wnsb.
tuinck Diamond HoniD
iIIGnBULING'S GhUAGIE
Dave iIcbcriinE,
Dcs Moincs iilwny
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% serve you Well--the MI
They are named below.
HENDERSON SERVICE STA.
A. T.. Henderson,
fio3 v, bsth 80.
HIGHWAY GARAGE.
Roc a. Reed,
Kent. wash.
HILL MOTOR SERVICE.
Morton v. nm,
seth and stone Why
HILLCREsT SERVICE STA,
Louis Joseph.
Nrpton, Wash.
HUGuBANI<s & JAsPEnsON,
Market and Lcnry
JoUNsoN's GARAGE,
Charles johnson,
Victory IIiwny
KELLY. y. H.,
u. 10th and Firth Ave. N. u.
KENT AUTO PARK SERVICE
STATION,
A. u. strnnahnp.
Kent, Wash.
KENT STRING SHOP.
=. NJ. Marsh.
Kent, wash.
kINNEAU GARAGE.
Hugo Graf,
400 queen Anne Ave.
l.. & q. SERVICE STATION.
Logan a Griffin
Fnunticroy md Alaska
LAING's GARAGE,
". w. LninE,
3ist Ave. :. md Judkins 81.
LAKEWOOD SERVICE STA,
score g. Wilson,
50th Ave. =. and Gcncscc 81.
HARMED. Q. o..
1924 Fniryicw Ave.
LLoyD's SERVICE STATION.
l.. l., MarlhuRh,
4 Corson and Bailey
LuCKs SERVICE STATION,
jean Lucks,
Conificij, Wash.
LYONS GARAGE.
A. ", Cook,
1870 bellevue Ave.
MACK TRUCK CO.,
SOL Ninth Ave.
MADISON Park sEUN. STA,
", ~. iirinsfirld,
i2nd aud ~. Madison
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MANN's SERVICE STATION,
j.. e.. Mann,
seventh Ave. n. Il. and #. 45th
MEADOWS SERVICE STATION
Dave BENNETT,
Pacific Hiway
MILLS GARAGE,
William Mills,
65iS Havcnna
MoRNIyGsIpE SERVICE STA.
G. u. Diidinc.
pIth and Victory Way
MISSION SERVICE STATION,
Nichols & Harris,
100 T.. Marginal Way
o'BRIEN $. $. AND GARAGE.
NJ. Ostman.
Kent, Wash.
owl SERVICE STATION,
bruno Holicnbeck.
Fourth and james
PACIFIC HIwAY GARAGE,
e.. Robbins,
Pacific Hlwny .
PACIFIC GARAGE.
u. NJ. Bandit.
EnumclHv, Wash.
Park GARAGE.
u. II. Kenyon.
1900 Beacon Ave.
rETUIE's SERVICE STATION,
VIM. Petric & Son,
Fifth Ave. $. und Dearborn
PuLLEN GARAGE.
Perez Puiicn.
Goth and K. Madison
QUEEN CITY MOTORS CO..
403 pavcnnn blvd.
RAYS SERVICE STATION.
II. II. PettingiiI,
$50 Roy 81.
RENToN TIRE sHor,
q. w. Bcanbiossom,
Ucnton, Wash.
RUoADEs 4 PATE.
10th mud II. Mercer
RIDcEMoNT GARAGE.
Holman 4 EwinHs,
Sos Greenwood
SERVICE GARAGE,
~. u. wrbber,
Ucnton. Wash.
SMITH COVE SERVICE STA
Jordan n Hutchinson,
t0iD Elliott Ave. w,
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Library Of Congress. She IL MEM
Der OF an old Southern family
which for five generations has re.
sided in washington. She Is a
graduate of the University Of Penn.
sylvania, class Of 1921.
Doctor Spillan, who is prominent
In professional circles. came to
Washington from Elmira. N. Y.
He is a graduate Of George Wash
ington University class Of 1919.
and served as lieutenant, then as
captain with the army OF occupa-
ton abroad during the world war.
after the ceremony at the church,
seated breakfast was served at
the MayfIowef Hotel, only the Inn
mediate families participating.
! Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller, of Ell
mira, m. Y, brother-in-law and sis.
ter of the bridegroom.
The brides travelling costume was
of cocoa-colored crepe, with
georgette coat to match, and a hat
Of hair and lace.
After a Northern trip, which win
| include Lake Placid and Canadian
points OF interest, Doctor and Mrs.
SpilIan viii reside at the Embassy
apartments.
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TO MAKE ADDRESS TO
BANKERS, ASSOCIATION.

.
Garrard b. winston. Undersecre.
tary Of the Treasury, will leave
washington this evening for New
York and will go to, Bar Harbor,
Me-, Saturday to deliver an adj
dress at a dinner that evening of
the Maine Bankers Association. He
will return to washington Sunday
evening.
Doctor K. r. w. Elder, chancel-
Ilor of the German embassy, and
Mrs. Elder have returned from New
York, where they went to say good
by to their son, Karl Elder, who
sailed for Germany to continue his
studies there In the autumn. Mr..
Elder was graduated from George
town University recently.
A,A&
| Ar WATCH HILL
EOR SUMMER MONTHS.
Mrs. James Marion Johnston has
taken d house at Watch Hill, r. T.,
where she will spend the summer.
with her are her daughters. Mrs.
Randolph Mason, of New York, and
Mrs. Lacey Hall, Of this city.
AKN
An approaching wedding OF much
Interest to washington Will be that
Of Miss Florence Miriam Mills.
daughter OF Harrington Mills and
Frederick e. Altemus, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick E. Altemus, o.
This city. The ceremony will be
performed on Tuesday. June 80, at
Saranac Inny on Upper Saranae
Mrs. Isaac Cans has returned
from attending the wedding Of hel
nephew, Lieutenant William Bar
ton. to Miss Forbes at North
Egremonte, Mass. Before return
| ing home Mrs. Cans visited Lennoz
! for few days.
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v. 8. Evans. tenor. sInging seyeral

w. s. Evans, tenor, singing several
solos during the service.
The bride, who was given In mar
rage by her father wore e. gown
OF white bridal satin and point >
l'aiguille lace fashioned on Empire
lines. A large butterfly bow In
the back was caught with a pearl
ornament, and the train fell from
the high 1 waistline and was
divided into two panels. The tulle
veil was gathered to q coronet Of
pearls and orange blossoms, and
was bordered at the rounded end
with lace trimmed with an orange
blossom spray. She carried n
shower bouquet OF roses and lilies
of the valley, and wore g four.
strand pearl necklace, the gift oe
the BRIDEGROOM. as her only orIla-
ment. q
Mrs. John william Townsend. as
natron OF honor, wore q gown o.
blue taffeta, made with basque
bodice and corded bouffant skirt,
with panel OF cream lace over
paie pink at the front, and carried
pink roses.
Miss Kathleen Gruver, cousin Of
the bride: Miss Evangeline Lovett,
Miss Elizabeth Ramsay and Miss
Nellie Woodford, Of Baltimore. as
bridesmaids, wore taffeta froclEs
fashioned on similar lines. with the
coIors reversed, and carried bott-
ouets OF pale blue delphinium.
Jack Peacock acted as ring bearer
and wore q suit Of white pongee
with q. large bow tie Of black satin.
The bridegroom was attended by
his brother, Donald G. Kline. a.
best man, and the ushers were
I,awrence II. Goley, III. Ashby
Turner, Scott A. DahlQuist and
F.urere b. Van Veen.
At the club the bridal party WAel
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Robert
Kline, mother Of the bridegrocml
and the brides mother, Mrs.
EGruyer The latter wore q blonde
lace xown over se1f-colored satin
lcrepe and carried pink roses and
lilies Of the valley. Mrs. Kline
wore orchid georgette crepe
trimmed with silver lace, fashioned
on straight lines, with q petaled
nounce at the lower edge. and car.
Iried orchids and lilies of the valley
Following the reception tht
couple left Tor an extended wedding
| trip. the bride wearing an ensemble
suit 81 light brown fiat crepe and
charmeen embroidered In darker
brown. with small hat covered
with e gay embroidered motif.
After September ! they viii take
lup their residence IN Primrose
street. Chevy Chase, Nd.
4 g s
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MISS HELEN GRUVER
MARRIED LAST NIGHT

The wedding of Miss Helen RUS.
sell Gruver and Robert Everett
Kline, jr., was solemnized last
evening In the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. with q recep.
ton afterward az the picturesque
Congressional Country Club. The
Mrs. Jacob Scherz Gruver.
The ceremony was performed by
the Reverend Douglas Putnam
BRINE and was preceded by an
organ recital by Frederick Stitt. F..
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HOOVER'S SON
MARRIES
TODAY
To Wed Miss Margaret
Watson as Result Of
College Romance

with Herbert Hoover, Secretary
Of Commerce, looming as a world
figure today, international interest
centers In the marriage Of his son,
Herbert Hoover, jr., and Miss Mar
Raret Eva. Watson, which Ii taking
place this afternoon. The bride Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas 8. Watson, Of San Fran
cisco, but the wedding Is to be IN
the picturesque memorial chapel
OF Leland stanford University at
Palo Alto, Calf.
The wedding marks the culmiaa-
ton OF school romance thnt
started at Stanford University from
which institution they both grad
uated last Monday. Mr.. Hoover
took his degree In mining, follcw-
ing thus far in his fathers foot
steps, and Miss Watson was an
English major, member Of the
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority. They
have each been prominent In IN
dergraduate affairs. Mr.. Hoover
Is q member OF the Toyon Club
and dabbled little In campus
politics, while Miss Watson inter
ested herself especially In womeh's
affairs and was elected member
OF the Cap and Gown women
honorary sorority.
Both Secretary Hoover and Mrs.
Hoover are graduates Of Stanford
University and their sons court.
ship OF Miss Watson paralleied
theirs In q curious way. Secretary
and Mrs. Hoover have lovely
home in Palo Alto and have been
established there for the last week
or two, taking part In the com
Iinencement exercises at Stanford
and the festivities preceding their
sons wedding. Allan Henry
Hoover, younger brother Of tht
bridegroom, will be present at the
ceremony. The service will DC
read BY the Reverend .. Charles
Gardner, university chaplain.
Following their wedding Mr.
Hoover and his bride will leave
Palo Alto for the Eastern States
where they will spend their honey
moon. Mr.. Hoover plans to enter
the Harvard business school this
autumn. beginning two-yeal
course.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-06-25
MISS WELLER's ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED By PARENTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph I. Weller
announce the engagement Of Mr..
WelIer's daughter, Miss Anne Cath.
crime Weller, to Charles Drennon.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Dren-
non, Of Kansas City. Mo. The we'd
ding will take place in the late
autumn. Miss Weller attended Hiss
1Fadeira's school IN Washington and
Georgetown Convent. She made
her debut In the winter OF 1922-23.
Mr.. Drennon Is e graduate Of
Princeton,
James Lee Bull was host to q
party OF ten at dinner at LIE
Paradis last night.
George j. .Cornana. Of Porto
Rico, Is at Wardman Park Hotel
for q week or so.