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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
NoTAs DE LUQU1LLo
NUPcIAs.

81 sAbado, dia 27 de dicie1n-
bre y en- la residencia de los es-
pesos ca-Carnona, uev6se q
efecto la boda dc su simpatica y
bella hija, la profesora graduada
de ingles, Maria Coca, con Ell ca
ba1leroso y distinguido joven Jo-
So s. Luciano, active comisionis-
Ia de una importante casa conner
cial.
Fueron padrinos de los desposa-
dos los esposos We've Brunei, Ro-
man Vega y los padres de Ia no
VIA.
La casa, adornada artisticanen-
to por las damas Rosita Brunei,
Beatriz Vega, Anita y Milagros
Coca y AngeHta Romano ofrecia
un aspecto fantastico, tai fu6 la
maestria con que La prepararon.
La concurrenc1a numerosa Y
selecta fue galantemente atendi-
da por los esposos Coca -Carmona.
Una vez terminada Ia ceremonial
salieron los reci&n casados hacia
el hotel Condado Vanderbilt don
de Sc hospedaran, saliendo dias
despues en- viaje de bodas a dar
La vuelta a La isia.
FeHcidades deseamos a la jo-
ven pareja.
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ERRATA

En- Ell Poema de 10 Gracioso dc
10 Absurdo'', de E. Ribera Chevre-
imonf, que insertaramos en- nuestra
edlcion douinical, Sc desl1zo la ezra
81 siguiente: ALBUMENEs por AL.
2UMEs.
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LA TOMA DE POSSESSION
EN- COAIERIO.
Comerfo, enero Il. 1925.

Ell MUNDO, san Juan.
Hoy tomaron possession empleadOs
municipales a saber: CeleStino Pc
rez Rivera, Alcalde; Maximo Pres
tamo, Secretario Municipal; Gunner
sindo Berries, Director de Hacienda !;
DR.. Hilario Case, Director EscOlar !;
Manuel Torres DelpinO, Alcaide de
Carcel.
CORRESPONSAL.
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ArENEo puERroRR1ouENo

En- la Ultima reunion de La Jur
ia Directiva cclebrada en- la no
che del z de enero, fueron admit
COS los siguientes caballeros como
socios,
soCIos CoRREsPoNDIENTEs
Dr. J. Garcia ouevedO, euani
ca.
sr. Ramon Miranda, caguas.
socIos DE NUMERo
Sefores:
Julio Y. Colon
Manuel Arroyo Martinez
r. A. Ortiz Erzeno
jose Negr6n Mu1ioz
w. G.. Coxhead
Oscar Bithorn
Jaime Annexy
JOSS Moratinos
e Acosta Calder6n
F. Marques Torres.
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mres FRLAs

Nfsria Luisa, Sc encuentra de nue.
vo cntre nosotros, 6esp16s de haber
pagado las vacaciones en- Lares.
Nuestro saludo a la buona amiga.
DEL MAR
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RESTAUR MT
Ay, a Y, Ay

Sc Vende este magnffico
negocio que estd IIeno dfa Y
noche. En POGO TEMPO puede
hacerse de aIg1n dinero. Pa
Sc a ver!o en- Gale IL Barria-
0a Obrera. -Garantizamos
buen exito. Para mas infor-
mes en- ell misn1o.
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(De nuestro Redactor en- ponce)

(De nuestro Redactor Ell Pcnce)
Ponce, enero 10:-Hemos sido n
for,nados que Ell Dr.. R. Lopez Nussa
sera nombrado m6dico cirujano del
hospital Tricoche, baio las ordenes
del Comisionado de Beneficencia,
doctor Santaella. 81 el doctor Lopez
Nussa, es uevado dicho puesto
uuedara fuera el candidate Dr.. Os-
Waldo Goyco, quien aspiraba a ese
cargo.
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MENsAJE DEL ALcALDE

MENSAJE DEL ALCALDE
Anocf1e Sc reunfa Ia AsambIea Mu
nic;psI para celebrar su session iuau-
eural, Y oir ell mensaie del Alcalde
sefior vivas valdivieso.
Ell senor Vivas valdivieso mani
fest5 a nuestro representante, que
Sc proponia recomendar a la Asam-
blea que anulase Ell actual presu-
puasto. confeccionando uno nuevo,
en- cl cual entraran ciertas econo-
nias.
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Ell, LCDo. CoRTEs

Nos inforlna el Lcdo. don Francis
co Cort6s que 81 protocolo notarial
no sufri6 nj I'm apice va que este
Sc hsllaba guardado en- rna GAIA de
acc~o. en- su oficina radicada EN- los
baics Gel edificio, donde ocurrio el
vioiento incendio que destrlly6 el
almac6n dc don Faustino Perez, CO.
nocido comisionista dc Ponce, a
quien el Fiscal Hon. Font lie impuso
SO. 900 de fianza. La fianza fu6
prostada por los sefiores don C&ndi-
do Eoriega Y don Narciso Barguet.
r. dentista sefior Luis Rodriguez
euier viva en- Ell ala izqUierda dal
edificio incendiado hizc, ante el Fis-
cal. se6cr Font, importantes decla
raciones ore llavaron al reprssan-
tante del Procwador General, i'm
ponerlc Ia fianza de $1,000 al seiior
Farstino Perez.
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EsTAArOS ACUI TARA
AyUDAR A LOS
AcRICULToRES

Este Banco siempre ha saguido
una politica no partidarista; STEM.
pre- esta dispuesto a ayudar a los
9grtcultores.
Estoy muy contento con mi ac-
tual trabaio, cue es de todo mi gus
to. Els un gran servicio al pueblo
de Puerto Rico
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A LOS PERToDIsTAs

2 LUS 7 FbbIUULoIAo
Fl sehor vivas VsldiVieso dio en-
honor de los periodistas de Ia ciu-
dad una cor1ida intiu1a. Actu6 de
toast master nuestro redactor en-
Ponce, sefor Ramirez Brau, Quion
prongaci6 TN discurso alusivo al ac-
to cue Sc celebraha. Tambi6n hicie-
ron uso de la palabrs, el sefior F6-
lix Natos Perrier, qpien estuvo muy
felis on su peroraci6n, y don Rafael
Gual,
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le aconsejamos traiga algunos dra
mas, pues al publico le gusta
tambien esta clase de pelfculas.
REPORTERo ESCoL.AR.
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uN oAso coRRTENTE


La Sub-junta aliancista de la Pia-
va ha enviado va al Comite de Ia
ciudad, la lista de propuestas para
e,rpleos en- ell Muelle Municipal. En-
TIRE los agraciados aparecen tres
mier7bros de dicha sub-junta.
Amigos, no Sc puede ser jrez y
parte I'm tempo misrno.
@ IL vado a la puente..
I'll ETJEDO Y Ell DIA
En- IN srt:clllo p-blicado hoy en-
= pcriodico local FL Dia Sc solicit
to, exclusivsTnente. del nusvo AL
calde Vivas Valdiveso, toda su aten-
ci5a inter6s para las Gales y Ia
Sanidad de Ponce
II Dia pide sanidad y Gales.
FL MUNDo SO asocia esta de-
nlanda Y pide al sefior VivaS Valdi-
viaeo, Sanidad y Gales.
Fin Ponce no hay sanidad.
ION ALEJANDRo FONT
Sc encuentra recluido en- CANA
nrestro estiniado amigo ell sefior
Alejandro Font, farmaceutico Y So
co de la firna Font y Jovs.
lie deseamos prouta mejoria al
amigo enfernno,
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EPIDEMIA.

De tai puede caifcarse la en-
fermedad reinante va que no la
habido hogar en- que no haya d.
jado huellas la terrible grippe.
Las escuelas por tai motive, en-
cuentranse luchando con una asis
tencia POGO satisfactoris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
ESC0LARES

LIS asistencia dlrante esta sernana
en- las eacuelas ha sido pobrisIma.
Irnrc -ibla resnudar el trabajo a pc
sar Is los esfusysos practicados par|
que les alr12nos regrcsarau sus
CIases.
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DIP. r. LAvANDERo

Nuestro querido amigo el doctor
R. Lavandero, Jefe del Negociado
de Nad!cina Tropical Y P~erieultu-
IA Gel Departamento de sarlidad In
sr'ar, Sc encuentra en- Ponce. Tan
est'>aado amigo giro una vista al
Agilo de Ciegos Y Dispensarios de
Pienestar Social = Anti-Tuberculo-
sos, de los cuales son jefes los bri-
llartes galeno7 doctor Guillermo So
lazar Y Or. Montalvo Guenard.
Fl senor Juan z. Vigu6, quien
aconpafa al doctor Lavandero ha
tona"o peIiculas de los trabaios que
Sc reali7an en- las instituciones an
tee mencionadas, para luego exhibir-
las en- ell Departamento de Sanidad,
con 81 cbjeto de ilustrar al pueblo.
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Ell CONSUL DE SANTO DOMIN-
GO EN- PONCE

Ia tornado possession de su cargo
de Consul de Santo Domingo en-
Ponce, Ell seflor opinio Alvarez
Maiaardi, quien saludamos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-13
DE TEATRo

II teatro cine que administra
nuestro amigo Ell sefor Eugeho
CataIa ha venido exhibiendo pnen
nhmero de series que han sido Gel
agrado del publico, sin embargo
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LA FERIA EN- PONCE

Aver Sc celehr6 en- las oficinas del
branch del Departamento de Agri-
cultura y Trabajo, una reunion pa
ra tzatar sobre la Feria de Ponce.
Asiatleron a este acto los sefiores:
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:: VISlTE
IA EL[GANCIA"
TejidOs NOvedades
PreciOs SOrprendentes
San JustO IS, San Juan, P. r.
BALSA TRIO & co.
HUMACAO SOCIAL
BAIIgS DE CAPA

BALES DE CAPA
El "Club Banbalina", encargado
de la organization de las fiestas dc
esta tc1nporada, ha preparado una
serie dc bales los que Sc est&n lie
vando a efecto en- e. Casino de HI
macao, con gran Iucimiento.
Ell bale dc Ia noche del 7 de enc
TO, Que correspondia a los selores
Joaquin Marquee, Jesds Domfnguez,
Jenaro Marquez, Jose Lopez DoInfn-
guez Y Antonio A. Roig, Qued6 es-
rl6ncido en- todos conceptos.
81 pr6ximc sera ell dfa 10 del CO.
rrionte y est& cargo de los caballe-
ros: iran Torrellas, Tomas Ortiz,
Juan Garcia, Jos6 M. Rocafort y F.
Gonzalez Fagundo.
Reina mucha animaci6n en- nues-
ira Sociedad para estas fiestas.
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De LA COSTA SUR

G.. viva3 valdiviesof Frank Porra-
ia Doria, jose Pcu Carreras, Xavier
Marlani, Francisco Oliver, Francis
CO Alvarado, e Ignacio L. Torres.
En- asta reunion Sc acord6 que Ell
sefcr Porrata Doria, ingeniero, hi
ciera los pianos de la Feria toman-
do como base Ia extension de terre-
nos ofrecidos FOR Ell Play Ground.
PEINA DE CARNAvAL
Fl ilti1no escritunio para Retna
de CARNIVAL celebrado en- ell Casino
ds Ponce di6 el siguiente resultado;
Emma Aparicio, 80; Elsa Morales,
66: Iirio Rivera, II; Lillian subira,
10: Margarita Oliver, 7; y Paquita
Parsi, s.
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Desde New York

Continuation De Ia pds. 81
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Julio DE THOMAS

Nuastro particular amigo, pasa
una temporada con sus familiares,
daspu6s de una prolongada ausencia
On Bstados Unidos.
sirvan eEtas hneas para saludaE-
Ie afectuo5amente.
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Los aIiaOCiStaS...

Confirmation de La 1s R&G
Evening star., 1925-06-15

Maj. and Mrs. Edwin c. Kelton of
Washington are at the Hotel Astor
in New York
Evening star., 1925-06-15

dresses and carried baskets of pink
roses.
The bridegroom's brother, DR.. John
Metcalf of Burlington, VT. was best
man. and the ushers were DR.. James
B. Ntcol, brother of bride, and Mr..
Edwin c. Dunkle of Washington
Miss Rebecca Jackson OF Kings Park.
N. Y, at piano, and Miss Annie
Deane Dowell of Newburgh. n. Y,
on the violin, played the marches.
Following the ceremony, breakfast
leaving later for Cornwall, Conn,
where they will spend the remainder
Of the month at Laurel Lodge. The
brides travelling gown was ensemble
suit of reseda green charmeen.
Among the out-of-the-county guests
were DR.. and Mrs. William H. Met
calf, parents of the bridegroom. of
New Haven, Conn: DR.. John T. Met
calf of Cornwall, Conn: Prof. and
Mrs. Louis H. Schultz of Cornwall,
Conn: Miss H. B. Corbett of New
York City; Miss Jessie NJ. Allen, Miss
Halle B. Corsett, Miss Charlotte
Parker, Miss Anna NJ. Martin and
Mary c. Louthan and Mr.. Edwin c.
Dunkle, of Washington; Miss Annie
Deane Dowell of Newburgh, n. Y;
Miss Harriet E. Godfrey OF Cheram.
S. c.; MIR. and Mrs. G. =. keyes, and
Miss Myrtle Beard of Herndon, Va.
and Miss B. Hendren Bell of Eagle
Rock, Va.
Mrs. Blair Banister and Miss Mar.
garet Banister returned Saturday eve
ming from a two weeks motor trip
through New England and Virginia,
as the guests Of Senator and Mrs.
Carter Glass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel NJ Meek have
issued invitations to the marriage Of
Mrs. Meek's daughter Mercedes Ray
Evening star., 1925-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. A. Cecil have
as their guest at Biltmore the second
secretary of the British embassy. Sir
Adrian William Maxwell Baillie, Bart.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
British Diplomat Guest
At Biltmore. AsheyiIIe,

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. A. Cecil have
as their guest at Biltmore the second
secretary of the British embassy. Sir
Adrian William Maxwell Baillie, Bart.
Mrs. Nelson O'Shaughnessy, who
has been visiting Mrs. E. II. Harri-
man at Arden, n. Y, will sail June
80 on the Resolute with her son. Mr..
Elm O'Shaughnessy, who has just
School, New Milford, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Compton and
their three children left Saturday for
their Summer camp at Atsego Lake,
Mich.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Hendren Nicol, daughter Of Mr..
James w. Nicol of Rockville, Md,
and Mr.. Arthur Boyd Metcalf Of New
Haven, Conn, took place at noon on
Thursday at Bellview farm. the
home of the bride. in the presence of
large company of relatives and
friends. Rev. P. J. Murdock, pastor
of the Rockville Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony. The home
was beautifully decorated with pink
roses and palms.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore white satin
crepe, trimmed with antique Duchess
lace, and her veil of handmade
Brussels lace was caught with q
coronet or orange blossoms. A pearl
pin, a family heirloom. and a string
of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom,
were her only ornaments. She car
ried a shower bouquet of Bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Jean B. Nicol was her sisters
maid of honor. She was attired in a
gown of pink -flowered georgette and
carried sweet peas and lilies Of the
valley. Little Margaret and Joseph
inc Nicol, nIeces of the bride. were
the flower girls and wore white net
Evening star., 1925-06-15
SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Coolidge and
( Their Small Party of Guests
! on Mayhower Return.

the Miles. Heilmann. will leave Wash
ington Wednesday for Murray Bay,
Canada, to spend the Summer.
Mr. and Mrs William F. Dennis,
who recently returned from Kentucky
will leave Washington Wednesday for
a motor trip to Hot Springs, Va. They
will spend part of July and August in
Atlantic City.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. J. Y. Drieson-
Stok have as guests al their Washing
ton residence Lieut.. and Mrs. Edwin
F. Cochran. the former with the S-45
submarine.
Mr. and Mrs. c. ". Stonebanks of
North Carolina. who came to Wash
ington for the wedding of Miss Lily
Jane AXton to Lieut.. Robert Fred
erick Pitts, have returned to their
home. While in Washington Mr.. and
Mrs. Stonebanks were the guests of
Mrs. Marion II. Pitts. mother of the
bridegroom, who had suite Of rooms
at the Raleigh Hotel for out of town
guests to the wedding. Among other
out-of-town guests at the wedding
were Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gavino
Mrs. Robert Motherswell. cousin of
the bridegroom. and Mrs. Walter c.
Moore
Maj Gen. John F. Morrison. U. s. A,
retired. has left Washington for New
York to spend some time.
Maj. and Mrs George Oakley Totten
have returned from a week end visit
with Col. and Mrs. Daniel c. Devore
at their beautiful estate at Chatham,
near Fredericksburg. Va.
The Columbian Women of George
Washington University are to give
reception to DR.. Aurelia Reinhardt,
president of the American Associa-
ton Of University Women, in the
trustees room at Corcoran Hall,
George Washington University, Wed
nesday afternoon. June II. at
o'clock. DR.. Lois Meek. Mrs. De Witt
Croissant, Mrs. William H. Heron,
Dean Anna Rose and Mrs. Joshua
Evans, jr.. constitute the committee
on arrangements. All members of Co.
lumbar Women are cordially invited
to be present.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

White Speel: Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Julian. Representative and Mrs. Fred
s. Purnell, the Misses Hill, daughters
of Mrs. Richard Hill; Mrs. Alexander
Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Droop, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Hill, Mrs. Hobart
5. Neuman, Mrs. Francis Barber
Clark. Mr.. George Hess Of the
Botanical Gardens, Maj. and Mrs.
Robert G. Jones, Miss Frances Clark,
Mrs. S. j. Henry of Chevy Chase. Mrs.
Genevteve Dunham and Maj. and Mrs.
Jonathan Wainwright.
Mrs. Lulu Adams Ewers. who lives
at dinner there Saturday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Byron s. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Hannay. Mrs. Will
liam Van Zandt Cox, Miss khrr and
Miss Breed.
Maj. and Mrs. Edwin C. Kelton OF
Washington are at the Hotel Astor
in New York.
Mrs. c. J. Hagan was hostess at
dinner Saturday evening at the
Franklin Square Hotel, having as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Fish
back, DIR. Frederick Coleman, Miss
Margaret Fishback of New York and
James Fishback of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Audray and
DR.. and Mrs. Bane, who are making
trip through the South, are now at
the Great Southern Hotel, Hollywood
Fla.
Evening star., 1925-06-15

to Charles Sinton of Newport News,
Va. the wedding to take place June
26 at the Church of the Epiphany,
Richmond. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley are
at the La Forge in Newport for two
weeks, while supervising the furnish
Evening star., 1925-06-15
Arts Club, Garden Tea for
Washington Opera Company.

Arts Club. Garden Tea for
Washington Opera Company.
The cooperation and hospitality COM
mittee of the Arts Club will be hosts
at a garden tea for the members of
the Washington Opera Co., Sunday
afternoon, June 21, from to $50
o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Edouard Albion
will be the guests of honor
Miss Aline Solomons Is chairman
of the committee and Mrs. Willoughby
Chesley, vice chairman.
Washington society and music
lovers are interested in the hours
program Of Russian music to be given
by Mile. Carla Pasvolskaya. operate
prima donna. In the garden at the
Mayf1ower tomorrow evening from 10
to IL o'clock. Mile. Pasvolskaya's ap
pearance will be as a special feature
of the supper dance and is the second
In the Summer series Of art cabarets
instituted by the Mayf1ower. Among
those entertaining for the evening are:
Mr.. Frederick Stevens. in honor of
Mrs. La Sale Corbell Pickett; Capt.
and Mrs. Edward T. Pollock of the
Naval Observatory. Miss Madelaine
Austin, daughter OF Mrs. T. Septemus
Austin; Mrs. Horace Mcfarland, Miss
Lena Hitchcock and Miss Catherine
Hitchcock. daughters Of Mrs. Virginia
Evening star., 1925-06-15
Chilean Diplomat Attended
Home Wedding Yesterday.

home w euuIlS, ACStVtuoJ'
The Ambassador of Chile and Seno-
&a de Matthew attended the wedding
Yesterday afternoon Of Miss Zelda
Srown. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Brown, to Mr.. Jack ]. Blank, which
Hook place at the home of the brides
sx,arents on Columbia road. The cere-
;mony was performed at 4:30 O'CLOCK
.the Rev. l.. J. Schwefel officiating,
assisted by Rev. Eussa Of New YORK,
cousin of the bride.
The house had a charming arrange
rnent of roses and carnations, and
palms, ferns and varicolored sum
rner blossoms were placed in the large
hay window where the wedding party
stood. A reception followed the cere-
mony, and there was dancing.
string orchestra played softly during
the services.
Th bride wore a lovely gown OF
cork tinted gorgette crepe, fashioned
along graceful lines, with several
godets at the bottom of the skirt.
The gown was made sleeveless ana
devoid of trimming. She wore
picture hat of Neapolitan straw to
match. with soft folds OF tulle and
velvet on the brim. and carried q
shower bouquet of roses and lilies OF
the velley.
Miss Rose Savage was the brides
only attendant and wore gown OF
blue georgette crepe. picture hat TO
match and carried an arm bouquet or
pink roses.
Mrs. Brown. mother of the bride,
wore gown Of black georgette crepe.
and Mrs Blank, mother OF the brloe-
groom, was in black satin.
Mr.. Chauncey Brown. brother OF the
bride was the best man.
Following the reception Mr.. Blank
and his bride left for wedding trip.
the latter wearing a black tailored
gown with a black satin coat and
small hat Of black straw. They Will
make their home in Washington.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. L. H. Straus, grandfather OF the
bride; Mrs. William Z. Smith, aunt
of the bride; Mr. Harold Straus and
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Brown, all OF New
York, and DR.. and Mrs. l.. Freed OF
Baltimore, Md.
Guests are arriving in Washington
for the wedding of Miss Mamie
Merrick Hamilton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George E. Hamilton. whose
marriage to Mr.. Alfred F. Benziger
will take place in st. Matthew'S
Church Thursday morning at 1880
o'clock. Mrs. William F. Tompkins
and little Christopher, wife and son
of Maj. Tompkins, U. s. A. stationed
at Savannah, Ga, have arrived and
are guests of the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, at Stone
Ridge.
Mrs and Mrs. Nicholas c. Ben
ziger OF Summit n. , and other
relatives of the bridegroom are ar
arriving in Washington this evening.
Mrs. John F. McGovern of New
Brunswick. n. j., and Miss Alma
Fennessy of Greenwich. Conn.,, both
attendants for the bride, who came
at the week end. will entertain at
supper for the bridal party tonight.
Senator and Mrs. Fred NJ. Sackett
are guests of the formers brother-in-
Jaw and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Lauriston
II. Hazard, at Providence, having gone
there to attend commencement week
at Brown University.
Nine, Heilmann and her daughters
Evening star., 1925-06-15

ing Of their new villa, Sea View Ter
race, which will be completed in July.
Their new residence will cost approx
mately $2.00O.0 900, and will be one of
the largest of the Newport homes.
Evening star., 1925-06-15
~ HE President and Mrs. Cool
idge and their small company
of guests, who enjoyed a
4 week end cruise on the May
n Wa ShinR-


of guests, who enjoyed
Il week end cruise on the May
flower, returned to Washing
ton this morning.
The Secretary OF State ana Mrs'
Kellogg. who were of the party are
at their home on Nineteenth street
and Mrs. Kellogg will remain here
until after June 23, or as long as the
Secretarys duties keep him In the
Capital.
The Minister of Panama and sonora
de Alfaro entertained at luncheon
Yesterday, having as guests the Minis,
Ter of the Dominican Republic ana
Sonora de ARIA the counselor OF the
Brazilian embassy and Senhora de
So11sa Iaeo Oracle, Mr.. and MRS.
Charles A. Douglas, Col. and MRS.
Charles Patterson, Col. and mrs
Frederick Coleman and DR.. and MRS.
Bolivar Lloyd.
The Minister of Norway and Fru
.F3ryu and their two daughters
EFroken Laura Bryn and F'roken lnger
Bryn will return to Washington TINS
evening from st. Paul, where theS
attended the Morse centennial
The Minister of Finland, Mr. Az
Hrom. is expected to return 10 WASH
sSngton this afternoon from New YORK
where he has been for several days
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I hree Part Arn1v
Assemblies As IF
Called To COIOrs
July Fourth Observed AS Regu-
lars, Reserves and National
Guard Muster AS for War

WASHINGTON, July A. The
three parts of the United States
army, was undergoing today test
olans made for mastering this arm
Of defense in the event of war. The
test is being made along with 4th
IF July celebrations alls over the
country and is the second of this
Kind
Unit Commanders in the regular
army, the national guard and the
organized reserves were putting in
TO effect their own plans for as
senbling their respective units just
as they would if actually called to
the colors in the case of war.
AS far as the patriotic demonstra-
tions are concerned, it is possible
that the aggregate number of Am
orleans gathered will exceed the
sixteen or more millions who shared
in a similar way in the test last Sep
TENDER, since the test is coincident
with celebrations of Independence
Day.
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DEPARTMENT OF
SCHOOLS SOUGHT
Bill Would Create New Cabinet
Member to Be in Charge of
Education of u. S.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 4.-Crea-
ton of Department of Education
in charge of a secretary of cabinet
rank, was recommended to the Ma
tional Education Association today
by it's legislative commission.
The report urged the association
to throw its influence in support of
the enactment of a bill by the next
Congress. to carry out this proposal.
An appropriation of $1,500,000 an
nually would be made available for
the work of the proposed depart
ment, which amount would be in
addition to the funds now available
to the bureau Of education and 9th,
hr divisions of the government
which might be transferred to the
new department.
"The commission is convinced,
The report said, "that in the bill "a
be presented to the next congress-
emphasis, should be placed upon the
function Of the Department of Edu-
cation as an agency far the con-
ducting OF Investigations and the
dissemination Of information.