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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
AKI A sAJAT HUsAT METELl

Parisban Macy feltiinest keltetr
egy indiai fakir, aki 0ssze -vissza
sznrkalta testet anelkiil, hogy yer
zett volna. Sebeket ejtett a husan
S a sebeket azonnal be is gy6gyi-
totta nezok0z0nseg szeme latta-
ra.
A fakir AIT allitotta, hogy tel
jes hatalma van a sajat teste es
verkeringese felett. A veret akar
milyen testreszebe iranyithatja
vagy onnet visszatarthatja tetszs-
Sc Merint. Egy orvos pr6bara akar
ia tenni es ait ajanlotta neki,
hogy engedje meg neki, hogy =
operation rata, akkor hinni fog
max neki, Ihogy nem Eszemfeny-
vesztes az egesz.
A fakir AIT mondta, hogy most
nincs kelloen hangolva a mutat-
vanyra kozonseg kezdett nevet
nj rata. De. nehany nap mulva
el6allt ujra, hogy most mar vag-
hat rata az orvos. Ekkor meg az
orvos nem akart. AIT mondta
hogy mem engedi meg az orvosi
erk0lcstan.
A fakir mutatvanyai koze tar
tozik, hogy szoges deszkara fek,
SILK me1teleniil es egy ember tan.
col rata Is kovet tornek mellen
Egy mask mutatvanyban elve ell.
temetik fakirt homokban &
husz percig leveg6 nelkIl van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
PLATINA BANYAK AFRI-
KABAN.

A platina koriilbeliil ketszer
olyan ertekes, mint az arany, meg
is egy aranykutato, mikor platina
mezakre hnkksiant Del Afrikabean,,
a Kongo yolgyeben vagy hnsz IS
vel ezel0tt araAs Asbanyak helyett,
csal6dottan hagMa el a videket
inert mem ismerte'ia platina tete-
ket. Az6ta hire ment a platiname
z6knek most ugy t6dulnak oda
kincskeres0k, mint egylxor Cali
forniaba az aranygyujt6k. Az ere
deti felfedez6, w. III. Cross vegre
feleszmelt most igenyt akar ia
masztani husz ev el6tti felfede-
zesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
FEI.HIvAs.
A Magyar Reformatus Egyesiilet
22.-ik osztalyanak tagjaihoz.

A Magyar Reformatus Egyesii-
e. helyi osztslyinak tagsagat nyo
matekosan ARA kerem, hogy janal-
ar 10.-en, vasarnap, istentiztele-
TEX yegeztfvel, nagyon fontos Is
eletbevag6 kerdesek megtargyala-
sara egy ertekezletre osszej6nni
sziveskedjcnek a ref templom ba-
ssmentjeben
Az Egyesiilet fi6kosztalyanak
evek 6ta mem volt gyiilese, epen
azert arra kerek minden egyes Ia.
got, hogH tartsa kotelessegenek .
vasArnapi s6rtekezleten val6 meg.
.jelenest. Tisztelettel:
Ctrs
ax os \ n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

Magyarsagunk eddig is ugy Isl.
merte Wick Buildinget, mint Ci-
ty Bank Building. A k0ztudatba
atment nev, az elmult het folya-.
man hivatalosan is j6va lett, hagv-
va $ ezutan annak az epiletnek
a neve, melyben varosunk maso-|
dix hatalmss bankjanak, a CIV
Banknak helsisegei vannak, cry
Bank Building lesz.
A ,hatalmas er6s bank, mint
eddig is, ngy j0voben is, keszstg
gel all minden tekintetlben M
gyarsag rendelkezes6re. A bafk
idegen-osztalya, Goldmann SSt
dor yezet6se mellett, a magyslrs|
sag minden iigyes-baios dolg6 q
legnagyobb megelegedesre mta NJ
al assl ssA s@S8 fSSEs S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Esen1en.yek


elemi csapasok egesz sorozats
snjt mar ket het ota szegeny
legy0tort Magyarorszagra. III var
kozottiink olyan, akinek ne lenne
odahaza walakiis ne aggod6 Fl
gyelemmel kiserne a hireket, me
lye'k a rettenetes pusztitasr6l !
pnsztulasrol aetnak szamots
Milliardokra memo karokat
okoztak az aradasok, tobb ezel
emberaldozatot kovetelt a medre.
Dol kicsapott rTisza, Maros, Rabo
A sok ezerre tehet0 azoknak sza
ma, akiknek mem csak termeset
elvitte asydsz,lhanem otthonat, ha-
zat, mindenets tstonkre tettc bor-
zalmas pusztitasok egfsz sora.
Akit kozvetleniil nem erint q
dolog, az is tisztaban lchct avml
hogy odahaza rettenetes inscg
ragasag nyomor lpsz nagy
pusztitas termeszetes k0vetkezme-
nyc.
Gyors segitsegre van sziil1seg
Mnpdenkinek van odahaza valaki-
je. Ne varjon addig, amig a ker5,
kany0rg6 levelek ide ernek az
eceanon tulrol, hanem kiildj6n Sc
g;tseget azonnal. Akinek egy dol
larja van, az annyit kiildjon, aki-
mex tobb, az nyuljon melyebben a
asebebe. Mem kezdiink semmifele
gyiijtest, j6tekonysagi akci6t, ha-
mem olvas6inkat kerve kerjiik,
gondoljanak a hazai rettenetes al
hIpotokra $ kiildjenek azonnal
penabeli segitseget hazai festive
reiknek, sziileiknek, gyermekeik
mex rokonaiknak.
Ha valaha, most van arra ege-
tSen siirel0s sziikseg /!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
J0nnek a szineszek
A 10th ISTvAN vEZETESE ALATT ALL0 NEW
YORK; MAGYAR szINPAD" IsMET vENDEG
sZEREPEL VARosUNKBAN.

Guilty. Soma 'Smolen Toni pompas bohozata szebbn6
szebb magyar notakkal tancokkal kerl kiti-
no miiveszekbol alo tarsulat CaliforniaEa indul
EAST YoUNGsTowBAN JANUAR II. EN- CstjToRT0K ESTE
CROW HALLBAN LEsZ MEGTARTvA Az EL0ADAs-vAR0-
SUNBEAM PENTEKEN JANUAR 15- EN- ESTE KOssUTH K0R
VOLT NAGYTERMEBEN vENDEGszEREPEI. TARsULAT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Beteg tagjaink nevsora: Ho

Beteg tagjaink nevsora: Hof.
fer Andrasne (21l Edward St.
jelenleg City k6rhazN, Matisz Ist
van (1402 South Ave.l, Reeves,
Menyhert i130 Oneta St.l, Balogf
Janos (69 Oneta ST., G6nczy And
ras (1710 Oak ST., kovacs Fe.
rene (38 Parnell St.l
Betegseg titkarnal jelenten
do, kinek cine: Al Kyle ST., te
rfon 62O88.
Gregosits J6zssf, t;tkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07

East End, West End, minde
niitt, ahol csak magyarok laknak
mem beszel egyebr6l, mint a het.
f6 esti nagy esemenyr6l. Fut6tiiz.
kent terjedt ell a multi heten en-
:..k nagy sserlac. max hire, ma
mar mindenki izgalommal, lazas
kesziil6dessel nez a hetf0 esti csar
das versenN ele. Oregje, fiatalja
errol Ibeszel, nagy kesziil0desek
folynak, fogadasok tortennek, ke-
sziil az egesz varos. Videkr6l is SO
kan lesznek. A bir6i partatlansa
got legjobban az bizonyitja maid
hogy a kozel-tavoli k0rnyek ma.
gyar telepeir6l behivott birak don
tik ell, hogy kit illet ebben az esq
tcnd6bpn a csardas bajnoki elm 5
kit illet 0r0k ajandekkent a pom
pas l6 inch magas, miiveszi XVI
tell eziist0zott serleg9
Reg mem latott. szep es hangu-
latos magyar mulatsag lesz Moo.
Sc Hallban tartand6 hetf0 est
bal. Magyarruhas lanyok, sarkan
fytis Iegengek tlsszik ssszi'fiilestasst
maid termet HazakepNeljiii
maid magunkat, regi emlekek jut
max az esziinkbe a pattogo csar
das muzsikaja, yerseny erdekes.
: are sok gon lunkat eloszlatja.
Kish Bella, a nagyszabasu est
rendezoje, Kaczur Janos kozked
welt S hires cleveland zenekarat
szerzodtette erre az estere. A csar-
das verseny erdekessege mellett
maga zenekar szereplese is nagy
szenzaci6 lesz.
A csardas verseny el6kesziile-
teit illet6leg, megkerdeztiink tobb
magyar testveriink velemenyet, a
Xix k0vetkez6ket mondottak:
RESS JOZSEF. -" Soha meg
ilyen kereslet mem volt a csardas
lemezek irant Az egydk magyar
masiknak ada kezebe zeneiizleT
IN kilincstt. III ,''2n magyar csal
das muzsikat visz haza tdanologeT
lemez, vagy p ,gora roll alakja
ban. Alig ma .adt a Macy keszlet
bol valami..."
MOLNAR, MIHALY. - "East
Youngstown magyarsaga sorab6
is szamosan kesziilnek be Youngs
townba, hetf6 estere, a csardas
versenyre. Az id6sebbek mellett, {
fiatalok is nagyban fenik a fogu
kat ARA, hogy a youngstown esal
dasversenynek gy6ztese, feast 70.
ungstowni magyar par lesz :.
BROGLEY FERENC. A Ka
tholikus Tfjusagi K0r teljes szam.
ban oft lesz hetf0i balon, nemes
versenyre kelnek tagok. Beval
lom 6szinten, magam is megpr6
balkozom a dologgal. Szeretnem
ha kor egyil ta,gja lenne gy5z
tes'..
BARTA PETERNE.- IA ma
gyar asszonyok nagy szamban Ike
sziilnek ere a versenyre, mes
akarjak, mutatni a fiataloknak
hogy az sigaz, magymros csardas
hoz, meg is csak mi ertiink job
ban, akik odaatr6l hoztuk at ext /
sep tudomanyt. No, meg nekiink
meg v9riinkbe is van csardas
Magam is oft leszek, en- is versenJ
z6 leszek, csak egy jo part kere
| SEX, mivel a ferjuram mem ige1
erti a csard&st''. s.
| HOMOR0DY GYijRGY iii
i kfsziil6k nseyban hetfo esti na
|gysr malatsk skgra, meg q csarslal
t'vsssen eip kkel rak,yllol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
A PROTEKCI0

Egyik roadon Macy port YER
We fel megy egy auto. A gyalog-
jar6k maid megfulnak. Valaki
diih0sen Is hangosan mondja:
Diszn6 egy jarmii ez.
Az aut6 tulajdonosa. ezt meg;
hallva, kihajoI ~ igy sol:
Az autot s. . protekci6t csalk
azpk via di6sK nslk ninc1 Il 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
szEMfI.YI HIR

Nemknyi Mikl6s, lapunk f6szer.
kesztoie, . Yerhovay Egylet igaz-
gatoja, szombatoA ejiel Hayleton.
ba, Pa. utszik hol I Verhovay
'igazeat6 t6sAgi ayl|il sfa vesz rsszt
"a gyults eldss at6 NV Az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Jegyet valtsa meg el6re

Szeles Amerika egyetlen allan
do magyar szintarsulata, mely
mar OF esztendo ota jarja New
Yorkt6l-Los Aneelesig magyar
telepeket, "a new york; Magyar
Szinpad", ismet Macy ultra indul.
A kivalo. tehetseges $ kitiino mil
vfszekbd S miiveszn6kb6I allo
tarsulat a jov6 het folyaman va
rosunloha erkezik, S. ket el6adast
tart. Csiitort0kon este East Yo-
nngstownban, a Crow Hallban,
penteken, januar 15.-en este ,s@
dig a Kossuth Kor hajdani ms ~
termeben tart el0adast a tarsr
Tothekat szerte Amerikain i
mindeniitt ismerik, becsiilik sssae-
retik. Ez az alland6 tarsulat mml
dig tokeletes ellenerteket adott a
skozonsegnek s akar lha,szan, akar
afrzFr "a eek fssssee tsasa
ra, abban mem volt semmi skTl'0nb-
seq. Ez eredmenyezte azutan AIT,
.hogy ma ennek a tarsulatnak mar
kas neve van aki egyszer lAtta
az el6adasukat, az a kovetkez0 al
kalommal is feltetleniil megnezi
AIT.
Varosunkban legutobb egy ked-
yes kinai targyu operettel leptek
fel, osztatlan tetszest, elismerest
aratva. Most egy kacagtato, vi
dam bohozattal jonnek. A darab
tele van tizdelve szebbnel-szebb
magyar n6takkaI nepdalokkal $.
tancokkal. Az erett buza tabla is
szep a szemnek, de csak akkor gyo
nyork0dik igaz 0r0mmel magyar
ember abban, ha a nagyl vegtelen
zold STINT itt-ott felvaltja a buza-
viragkekje, pipacs pirossaga...
Egy darab magyar eletet hoz-
max elenk T6thek,r tele vidamsag-
gal, notaval, pezsg5 elenkseggel
A "Sm6len Toni cimii 3 felv0na-
SOS. enekes-tancos bohozat DIR.
Guilty. legsikeriiltebb miive. Kaca-
gas, trefa, j6kedv uralkodik az
egesz darabban. Tulajdonkepen
arrl sol az egesz, hogy Ferenc
J6ska csaszari foinasa parancsot
kap a becsi udvart6l: azonnal ha-
zasodjon meg vegyen ell egy tiiz-
rol pattant magyar menyecsket.
Sm6len Toni parancsnak eleget
is tesz sselmegy leanynez6be Bu-
dapestre. A csaszari udvarban be-
leje nevelt magyar gyuloletet ho7
"a magaval, de par het alatt a ma,
gyar levego teljesen atalakitja
Sm6led T6nit, XII a legtiizesebt
ma,eyarra vedlik at. Mindezt per.
sze szerelem teszi. Ez enekelteti
el vele Kossuth n6tat is, melyet
felve bar, de remeg6 hangon Ell
enekel. tt
Gyonyorii zeneje van a darab
max, mely Barna J. miive. AIT his;
silk, a 'sSm6len Toni t0bb no
tajat egy-lxet het mulva, mar da
lolni fogja Youngstown fiatalsa
ga. A cimszerepekben Horyath II,
Jos fogja konnyekig kacagtatni
koz0nseget. Kpndor Mariska felef
hetetlen lesz. Ez q kitiinS enekmii
v6szn6 hangjaval nessze' kianagas
lik ~ 0sszes magyar szin6 n6szndl
k5liil a tehstss IS csinos MI,
Ikfcsy tzsike naey rksl N
a|l|| slsd y ssippadi Slisyas M
9A II S*A Z
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07
Kultur Estely Vasarnap a Moose Hallban
Dr.. P6lya Laszlot unnepeljuk

Youngstou Is kornyeh magyarsag kultur estje janu
ar 10 en- vas&rnap Moose Temple hatalmas nagyterme
ben esz megartva Este 6rakor kezdodik egy iegy ar
IS cent Legyen oft mindenk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-07


annp magy nay magyar unnepre Ma
Knlur estS zinhslye
gy rodalOm ktssset n6ta
folyni a
Nagybas st6kes rendg
Mnden a e0 igaz ahata
minden sanat
Nagyent6segGnk
vrosukban Mem
dotta tehesegsk mavben
gyag Adozunk taron felede
dognr6
ertekeset adunk nagyagnsk hisak
Keszsegge ise
testverun udja
z0ttunk lentstek netdak
lakna azonban ke
n
smsny vasrnp estely
teszunk tszgt
tosanak Az
gtat ameett hosy
kalkodnak
4se-4. @s@
Uzuetesnsh megujhodank
tsy Fezzuk alnkb6l remenyt
kishitheknek y
kis munkava sep
Valozato niv6s msor
heybere szamitatunk
Aianceh
veeink jonnsk
estsn szspstEek tengereben.
Magyar ksspsagu irasa magyar senses6k sert hires
aru gazdag shamazayal ssg5# IA &.
fapsf f1sszta v II 55jj5s
ossze mind szedjs saks
Magyar retes mo an talal az OIL
vase Az ey estes 6rak kezdete
Beleptidj ..'sefS
Mem ruhak stanak
tud6
jeleget meg kdssgekben
0lse niagara - vasarnap tistessegere.
e6adasa tobbet igenybe
Ieju magyar legyunk egydtt nagy
gazdag en6n
The Washington times., 1926-06-10
MISS HACKETT CHOOSES
WEDDING DATE

The wedding Of Miss Catherine
I. Hackett, daughter OF Mrs. Susan
L. Hackett. and Edgar burlington,
will take place at noon on Saturday
June 10, in the presence Of mem
bers Of the immediate families and
few friends.
Miss Hackett Is on the Washing.
ton Bureau Of the Christian Sci
ence Monitor. Mr.. burlington was
formerly attached to the State De-
partment, but is now engaged in
doing some research work along ins
ternational lines for Columbia uni
versity and is writing for magazines
and weeklles. The New Republic
tas an article In this weeks issue
entitled Armenia and the Honor
of America" Mr.. burlington was
member OF the American commit
tee at the Luzerne Conference.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton,
former vice chairman Of the Re.
publican National Committee. is in
Washington and is staying at the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman
were the honor guests at dinner
last evening Of WflI Hayes. who
entertained a. company Of twenty
at the Congressional Country Club.
II
Mrs. John Brown Heron, of Pitts
burgil, is spending the week at the
| Willard, having come to Washing
| ton in connection with a meeting
OF the board OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald b. Roose
welt, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Fairman Dick, Of New York, arr
guests at the Mayflower.
The marriage OF Miss Florenee
r. Herr, OF Washington, to James
r. Patton, Of Windber, Pa, took
place yesterday morning at II
| o'clock in the First Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. j. B. Clark per
forming the ceremony. The wed
ding was informal in character.
! After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Patton left for q honeymoon IN
Atlantic City. after which thes
viii go to Windber to make theil
home. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Fl. Herr
Of Leonia, N. J., brother and sister
in-law of the bride, came to Wash
ington for the wedding.
| Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, wife Of CoIone
Lee, y. s. A., has arrived in Wash
ington from Fort Bliss, Tex, and &
q guest ct tl1e A9ayfIeweF.
The Washington times., 1926-06-10
PR rs DENI 0
ENTERTAIN
EXECUTIVE
Luncheon on Tuesday
From President Of
Haiti


The President and Mrs. Coolidge
win entertain at luncheon st tl1e
White House on Tuesday IN com
pliinent To the President Of Haiti,
M. Louis Borne. ana Nine. Borno,
who win arrive IN New York to-
morrow from Eort-au. Prince and
who win come 10 washington Oh
Monday. They wIli Be established
at the Mayflower during their stay
here.
The President win receive Presi.
dent Rorno At o'clock Monday
evening.
the Minister of Haiti and Nine.
Price viii be hosts 81 dinner Ct
Ward1nan Park In honor Of the
visitors on Wednesday evening and
on Thursday afternoon, from 5 to
z o'clock the Minister ana Mime.
Price VIII rive 3 reception for
them IN the Pam american Union
Building.
Former Senator and Mrs. Joseph
Freling huyser of New Jersey and
New York and Washington, are
guests At the White House.
The Vice President ana Mrs.
Dawes have as their guest for j
feyr days Miss Charlotte b. Buck.
land, Of Jacksonville. Fla.
Count Pagliano. newly appointed
italian minister 1o Finland, ana
Countess PagIiano win so 60 New
York this evening and win Be at
the Plaza Hotel until they sail on
Saturday on the Paris for France
on their way to HelsIngfors.
The Charge d,Affaires Of ArseEl-
tina and Nine. Racedo entertained
at q farewell dinner for Count and
Countess Pagliano on Tuesday eve
ming.
The Washington times., 1926-06-10

Ithaca, N. r, where he & attending
q class reunion at Cornell Univer.
sity. He viii pass the week end
there. returning 20 Washington
The nniniater of Lithnania. Mr..
Bizauskas. returned to Washington
Tuesday evening from New & FORK,
where he went to greet the Arch.
bishop OF Lithuania. Archbishop
Matulezicius, who has arrived to
participate Ii the Eucharistic Con-
Rress il Chicago.
The Washington times., 1926-06-10
VISITING COL +
TEA M IS
FETED
Match With BaItimoreans
Will Follow Luncheon at
Chevy Chase Club

The members of the golf team
from the Ellridge Hunt Club of
baltimore were entertained III
luncheon today al, the Chevy Chase
club preceding the match with
members fropn the latter club.
Those playing for Chevy Chase
are Mrs Emory Smith, Mrs.
OrmslI McCafnfnon. Mrs. John III,
Dryden. Mrs. william Father. Mrs,
Charles ii. Fraiiey, Miss Louise
Lacey. Miss Susan Hacker and Mrs.
AIcCooil Knox
Mrs. walter wilcox and Miss
Florence W0rEhington sailed today
Tor StOclkhoIni Sweden They VIII
spend the summer travelling e
Europe.
Mrs. Edward Nelson DingIey win
be hostess this evening ct 9 buffet
supper at her home IN Chevy
Chase III compliment To Mrs. Ernest
Thomps Seton. president Of the
National League Of American Pen
Women. Mrs. IA. u BrosseatI,
president general OF the d. Al. H..
and Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook.
former president general Of the p.
A. r..
The supper win Be served on the
lawn of the hostess home and the
other guests viii include the officers
Of the Executive Board of the Ma
tionaI League and the District
League 81 Pen Women. Mrs.
Dingley % vice president Of the
national organization.
=
The Sigma Kappa Sorority VIII
hold its annual June dance this
evening. Ii the Garden House OF
the Grace Dodge Hotel. Mrs.
Lewis b. Rhodes Ii Ia charge Of the
Mr. and Mrs Dean ID. Brown are
at the Hotel Lorraine Ia New York.
The Washington times., 1926-06-10

Betty Werner and Miss Ruth Reed.
They were dressed alike, IN gowns
of Nile green georgette, made with
full skirts, and trimmed with 9
pale orange flower on the shoulder.
They carried bouquets Of sweet
peas.
Edward Lawton was best man
and the usliers were David WHEEL
Livingston ana Lewis seibaId.
Mrs. WhelcheI. mother Of the
bride. wore gown OF flesh col.
ored georgette, and carried d bOu-
quet Of lavender sweet peas and
lilies OF the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan left after
the ceremony for D wedding TRIP
and viii sail June g for Budapest.
The Washington times., 1926-06-10
BLUE AND GRAY
UNITED AT WEDDING

The marriage last night Of
Miss Louise Longstreet WhelcheI.
daughter Of Mrs. Louise Longstreet
Whelchel. and John Heath Morgan,
vice consul at Budapest, was we'd
ding Of the Blue and Gray, for Mr..
Morgan Ii OF New England an
csstry, while his bride is q grand
daughter Of the famous Confeder-
ate leader, Gen. James Longstreet.
The ceremony was at s o'clock at
the home OF the laide's uncle. Col.
Robert Lee Longstsee who is now
occupying the Chateau Bonaparte'
In 4 Street, long the home of the
BonapaFte family in Washington.
A reception followed the ceremony,
which was performed by the Rev.
Herbert Scott Smith.
The bride. who was given in mar
rage by her uncle, Colonel Long.
street. wore gown OF white geor-
gette, simply made, with long
WASTED effect and a full skirt. Her
tulle veil was held with orange
blossoms, and she carried a bou-
quet of white roses. Miss Lyme
Smith was maid Of honor. She
wore gown of pink georgette with
hand.painted flowers on the skirt,
and carried a bouquet OF pink roses
The bridesmaids were, Mrs. Paul
Duifn. sister OF the bride: Miss
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WEDDING BET l S
Rim G RIGHT
MERRH Y
Miss Wrenl1 to Wed Gen.
Longstreet's Grand
daughter Married

The wedding Of Miss Elizabeth
Ormond Wrenn. daughter Of Mrs.
Harry Lee Wrenn, to Samuel Hal
lock du Port. OF Wilmington, on
Saturday will be marked by great
simplicity because Of the recent
death Of the brides, father and
only members OF the two families
and few intimate friends will be
present.
However. Miss Wrenn. who will
be given Ia marriage by her
cousin, Harold Wreun. will have
several attendants.
The mafron Of honor viii be
Mrs. j. Simpson Dean, Of Whining
ton. sister az the bridegroom; Miss
Katherine Wrenn, sister OF the
bride. win be maid Of honor, and
the bridesmaids Will be Miss VIII.
helimina III. du P0nt, sister Of the
bridegrOon; Miss Alberta B. du
Pont, Miss Esther du Pont, and
Miss Frances du Point. Of Whining
ton, cousins az the bridegroom
Miss Helen Cary and Miss Eliza.
beth Sutherland, Of Washington,
Miss Mary Selden was to have been
one Dc Miss Wrenn's bridesmaids,
but due to illness. Is unable to be
present.
Mr.. du Pont will have y. Simp.
son Dean as best man and the
ushers win be John Tench and
10. B. Jackson, Of New York; III,
Belin .du Pont, OF Ardmore, Pa
Charles w. Baker. Of Whining
ton; j. Montgomery Deaver. 81
Philadelphia; John Jenney, 81
Syracuse: Alfred BisseII, of White
Plains, N. r: James ingram, Of
New York. and Frank Rutan. 81
Pittsburgh.
The ceremony viii be at 4;3o
O'Clock in st. Margaret's Church
IA small reception will follow al
the home Of Mrs. Wrenn for the
members of the families and -the
wedding party.
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SHORT CRUISE
FOILOWa LUNCHEON

Senator and Mrs. Jesse MetcaI3 Of
Rhode Island entertained II
luncheon today on board their
yacht, taking their guests for a sah
down the Potomac.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing left
Washington today by motor and
win pass the weekend on Long
Island as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Davis. Later they will 81
to their summer home at Henderson.
Harbor. ~. =.
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POLITICS. PHILANTHROPY? THRILLS!


MRS. JOHN HEATH MORGAN. bride Of
the American vice consul at Budapest who
until her marriage last evening was Miss
Louise Longstreet Whelchel, granddaughter
OF the Confederate leader, Gen. James, Long
street. The attendants are Miss Lyme Smith,.
maid of hOnor Mrs. Paul Dulin, Miss Betty
Werner, and Miss Lyme Smith.
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Lovely Summary COlors :
Pink, Peach, Orchid, Nile,
Maize, Blue

wear well because it is made Of hard
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And because of this light, new weave and
because Of it's sheerness, it is the cool and
comfortable lingerie for warm weather
wear.
There are gowns, pajamas, chemise and
step-ins- AL trimmed with beautiful lace,
two-tone ribbon, groups of pleats and dainty
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Romola Chiffon is an innovation-an i'm
proved type Of voile made in England. It is
as sheer and dainty as heart could wish for,
yet durable enough to retain its crispness
after repeated launderings. Real laces adorn
many of the garments; shoulder and girdle
ribbon are of quality usually found only on
more expensive lingerie.
New colors-new styles-in this new sheer
imported wolfe lingerie that will tub well and
Muslin Underwear
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ATTENDS CLASS REUNION
Ar CORNELL UNIVERSITY
The minister of China, Mr.. SEE,
Lett town yesterday afternoon for