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The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
COLLEGE PROF In
ROLEOF bride"
If Cast Is Criterion, "WOmanless
Wedding, December 5 and 6,
Will Be a Scream"

B0zeman residents are all invited
guests at what is considered the larg-
est and most entertaining event or
the social season, when j. A. Nelson,
head of the dairy department Of Mon
tana State college, tipping the scales
at close to three hundred, assumes
the role of bride in "The Womanless
Wedding" which is to be presented at
Emerson auditorium Dec. and 3.
The leading '1ady" has ample sup
port in a cast of nearly 80 men In
cluding well-1nown business and
professional men, college professors,
instructors from the schools, and
ranchers. They propose to offer two
solid hours of entertainme~4s such as
was never presented in BOzeman be-
fore.
Among those taking part and their
respective roles are: Butler, E. K.
Buck; Weaping Mother, A. E. West
Brown; Bad Little Brother, DR.. Jones
and w. E. Chauner; key ROsenstein,
j. P. Jensen; Old Maid Aunt,
DR.. Holmes; Brides Grandparents,
Fred Bull and 7. w. Simpson; Twin
Sisters, M. E. Getchell and Frank
Machamer; Henpecked Husband and
Devoted Wife, Charles King and H. l.
Jacobs; Harry Lauder, VIM. Nevinsi
Pat and Rosie O'Gradv, R. T. Chal-
lender and C. w. Truitt; Anne Laurie
Rube Young; President and Mrs. Cool
idge, S. J. Cox and E. E. Mcmahon
| Negro Nanny R. c. Kepart; BABY
Sister, Frank Pike; John Rockefeller
N. L. Towne; Henry Ford, VIM. Hill
lingsworth; Bishap, Dean Chaffin
Flower Girls, John Aakjer and L. E
Hathaway.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
BUILDING IN MONTANA

Building conditions in Montana are
holding up better than usual for this
season Of the year, according to the
division of publicity, state department
Of agriculture, labor and industry.
Reports sent in to the department
by the Montana state council Of carp
enters indicate that in nearly every
locality of the state 100 per cent Of
the members are at work and pros
poets are good for the continuance of
employment. In Billings, Butte, Glen
dive, LewistOwn, Kalispell, Miles
City, Livingston, Roundup and White
fish every member of the local broth
erhoOd of carpenters is reported en-
plOyed, but in no case is outside help
called for. In Anaconda where there
are 209 members, all are employed
and there is a slight demand for out
side help.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
DE MOLAY BODIES
IN JOINT SESSION
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House, Howard Painter, Geo. Shadoan
and Chas. Lundvare.
The second degree team of the
Frank B. Lewis chapter was compos-
ed Of the following: Frank Richards,
Otto B. Van Horn Jr., Kenneth
Christison, Dexter Moser, Joe De-
Lauey. Leonard Sevals, Allison Nor
rison, MOffitt Gilkerson, Ed. Mosel
and Bob Kendall.
Members of the advisory council OF
Frank B. Lewis chapter, under whose
auspices the joint cOnclave was held
are OrsOn Tudor, NJ. H. Spaulding, E
}. Potter, Colonel Alexander
Emmett Moore, o. B. Van Horn, Fred
Lay and Dexter E. Moser.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
sos REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

For the first time since 1920 Mon
tana has more than 500 real estate
brokers and statesmen. The number
of real estate brokers is generally re-
garded as an excellent barometer of
business conditions and an increase of
over 100 brokers within the year in
dicates an increasing movement in
land. Last year the directory of real
estate dealers contained 400 names.
The directory as issued in June of
this year lists 455 brokers and sales
men and within the past few days A.
d. Thomas, deputy state real estate
commissioner, has prepared a supple
ment to this years directory adding
80 new names, representing 81 towns
and bringing the total number OF
dealers up to sos. the largest number
since 1920.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
CORRECT AREAS
MONT. COUNTIES
ARE ANNOUNCED

Figures showing the correct areas
of Montana's SO counties have been
received by the state division OF
publicity from the state engineer. Inc
areas are determined by planlmeCer
from the United States geological sur
yey map. e.
Since the last compiling of area fig
ures for the state IN 1913, 10 new
counties have been formed and many
old county lines have been altered Dy
new surveys. The 16 new counties
with their dates Of creation are:
carter and Wheatland, 1917; Treas
ure- Powder River, McCone, Garfield
roosevelt. Glacier and POndera, all IN
1gl9. Daniels, Judith Basin ana
Golden Valley, 1870; Liberty and
MusseIsheH, 1921; Lake, 1928, and
Petroleum in 1925. oo
Counties wn.c.. are above 5,OOO
square miles i. area are: Beaver
head, 5,619: Flathead, 1924; Phlllpps'
5279: Big Horn, SIG; Rosebud, o.
O67, ana Valley, 5000. -
The complete list Of counties with
their newly determined areas is as
follows:
Beaverhead county, 5,619 square
miles; Big Horn, SIG; Blaine, 4'2ad; 81;
Broadwater, 1,Z5O; Carbon 2,OoS
Cascade, 2,722; Carter, 2,3l9; Cho-
teau. 3,942; Custer, 3,7S8; Daniels, l.
44O; Dawson. 1855; Deer Lodge, I3O;
Fallon, 1873; Fergus, 4,312; Flathead,
5.294: Gallatin, 1882; Garfield, A.
S5S; Glacier. 3,O45; Golden Valley, i
l73: Granite, ,733; Hill, 2,9O7; jeff
cries. 1887; Judith Basin, 1859;
Lake, 1854; Lewis & Clark, 3,478;
Liberty. LAO; Lincoln, 1866; Madl-
son. $500; McCOne, 1854; Mineral, l.
221; Meagher, 2,412; MissOula, 2,649;
Musselshell, 1900; Park, 2,675; Pc
trOleum, 1856; Phillips, 5,279; Pond
era. 1854; Powder River, 1876
Powell, 1850; Prarie, 1877; Ravalll
1856; Richland, 2,102; Roosevelt, 3
3S3; Rosebud, 5,067; Sanders, 2,84O;
Sheridan, 1,720; Silver Bow, 719;
Saltwater, LIB; Sweet Grass, 1855
Teton, 2,2J5; ToOle, 1,945; Treasure
g98; Valley. 5,O64; Wheatland, 1,419
Wibaux, $50; Yellowstone, $3.50 anC
Yellowstone park in Montana, 20;
square miles.
In explaining the method Of arriv
ing at the new figures f. A. Lan(
who compiled the area data for Mon
tana said, THE plarimeter IS an IN
strument used to calculate, by mech
anical means, areas or multiples O.
areas from drawings or charts s,
plotted that the value of one squar
inch-as a unit Of measures con
slant throughout.
IN order accurately to determin
these areas, l traced the boundar
lines Of each county five times an
took an average"
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
STREETS, ALLEYS VACATED.

Upon petition of the Bozeman
Country club and owners of property
in that neighborhood, the city COM
missiOners last Fridav night decided
to vacate the street and alleys in that
section of the city. The property iE
question, which belongs to the
Country club, G. A. and Sam R. King
and John Bader, has been a part of
the city for many years and since
the farm land directly east of town
was subdivided into lots there has
been controversy over it.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
U. S. COURT TERM
AT HELENA JAN. 2

Helena-The winter term of federal
court will open here January 2, ac-
cording to court attaches who have
arrived from 'Missoula where the term
closed Monday. Press of business at
the Butte term, which begins Mon
day, may delay the Helena opening.
It is said.
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin
has arrived here and will remain a
few days before going to Butte. G..
r. Carlow, clerk of the federal court;
H. H, Walker, deputy clerk, and E.
Lieberg and Ida Larson, deputy Unit
ed States marshals, have returned
from MissOula.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02

= COURT HOUSE NO1ES =
a q q . = q . = . u = = = = =
Licenses to Wed.
Ollie "A. Brenden and Harriet
Gamble, both of Bozeman.
Donive Ray Randall and Ruby
Bernice Phillips, both Of Manhattan.
Clinton Evans Pruner and Edith
Grace Gee, both Of Helena. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugo J. Gee of Belgrade.
Arthur Conrad Stang and Dora
Pearl Richardson, both of Bozeman.
John Francis Vidmar and Inez
Vidmar, both of Livingston.
Frank D. Brown Of Baker, Mont.
and Florence Enright of Billings.
Selmer Silvertsen and Isabeth
Kartes, both of Bozeman.
Thomas F. Keefe and Bertha Peter
son, both of Butte.
There were IL marriage licenses
issued in Nov. 1927 as compared with
eight for the some month of 1926.
Divorces also showed a gain-three
were filed during the last month,
while only one for the same period
year ago.
Probate.
The will of Nellie Malmborg was
admitted to probate Saturday, and
letters of administration have been
issued to the son, Alfred L. Malmborg
The estate was estimated at about
$4,000.
! Letters of administration have been
, issued to Anna R. White in the
matter of the estate of Charles Hess
! deceased. The estate consists of rea,
property in Gallatin county.
Letters of guardianship are sought
/ by William H. Buttelman of Willow
Greek for the estate of Kenneth F
McGinnis and Leslie M. McGinnis
minors.
Naturalization.
Otto Adam Sippel, state apiarist
has filed his second papers, petition
for naturalization. r. A. Cooley anC
u. R. Parker of the college are his
witnesses. He came to this country
from Tayistock, Canada, Septembel
so, 1921, and has resided in Bozemal
since.
Deitz Dewin Davis of Three Fork
has declared his intention to becOmt
a citizen. He is a subject of Grea
Britain and came to this countr!
sometime in the spring of 1910.
Criminal.
NJ. w. White and J. A. Goldberg
charged jointly with stealing clothe
from the Williams boys of Man
haitian were both convicted of gram
larceny. Goldberg was tried Nov
25 and White on the day following
Wednesday, Nov. 30. they wer
sentenced-White 8 to 10 years i
states prison, and Goldberg from
to years.
James Phillips, charged with gran
. larceny for the stealing of H. J. Nor
forton's car last August, Z pleade
guilty. Sentence has not been pre-
nOunced.
Kenneth Rudolph, charged wit
grand larceny for the theft of job
Chapmans car about November 1
pleaded guilty. Sentence has not bee
pronounced.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
BIRTHS.

A son was born November %, at
the Deaconess hospital, Co Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Lee of near Bozeman.
A daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Edens, November 25 at their home on
Tracy avenue north.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02

Missoula-New 5-mile Alberton
section Of Yellowstone trail opened,
eliminating three dangerous rail eros
sings.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02

Billings-Great Western Sugar
company making 10000 bags sugar a
day.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02
FOR SALE.

Mammoth Bronze Turkey Toms, ten
dollars each. Mrs. S. Al. Hamilton, 4
miles east Manhattan.-Adv. 2-9
The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-02

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Evening star., 1927-05-08
Noted Washington Society
Folk in Personal Mention
Former Ambassador to Peru and Nine Pezet
Plan Western Tour-Mrs. Kiess to Join
Husband Here-Other Events

New York are guests at the May
flower.
Mr.. Harry Hayward of Alb lingo
mar street northwest and his brother
in-law, Mr.. James Macfarlane oi
Havana, Cuba, have gone to New
York to attend a dinner given by the
Panama Society of that city. They
will return to Washington the middle
of the week.
Miss Estelle Allen. organizer of the
Washington Little Theater, has re
turned to Washington, after two
weeks visit in Boston and New York
City and will reopen her studio this
week.
Capt. and Mrs. John L. Donovan.
Vienna, Va. ,ha d as guests last week
Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Wyatt of
Rutherford, n. j. Mrs. Wyatt was
formerly Miss Vera Mae Garrigan of
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lanigan
sailed from Baltimore Tuesday aboard
the steamship Gloucester for Jackson.
vile, en- route for a tour of Florida.
Ensign Joseph Lenoir Bird, U. s.
N, is spending the week end with his
mother. Mrs Aida M. Bird, at her
home in this city. Ensign Bird has
been ordered to New York for a spe-
cial course in his line of work. Later
he will report for duty on the U. S. S.
Arizona, which goes to the West
Coast.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Col. and Mrs. Maus Reach
Golden Wedding" Date

Col. and Mrs. L. Mervin Maus will
celebrate the fjftieth anniversary OF
their wedding this afternoon with an
informal tea for members of their
families. Col. and Mrs. Maus were
married in the Presbyterian Church
at Frankfort, KY. Mrs. Maus was the
daughter of Capt. John W. Russell,
for u years a member of the Ken
lucky State Senate. Col. AIaus was
sent Immediately after the wedding
to the West. where for some time he
and his bride lived among the Sioux
Indians. Much of his service in the
Army has been at remote posts where
Mrs. Maus always accompanied him.
Among those who are here for the
observance OF the anniversary are
Miss Rebecca Averille and Mrs. Il. A.
Y. Day of Frankfort. Ky, the latter
sister of Mrs. Maus: Miss Mary
Louise Fry, Mrs. John Russell and
Miss Mary Beal of Fredericks-
burg, Va.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
General and Personal News
From the Diplomatic World
Distinguished Guests Entertained at Belgian En-
bassy-Other Noted Social Functions-Prom-
inent Members Absent From City.

Sonora de la Barra will be hosts at
tea this afternoon in honor of the
delegates from Bolivia to the Pan
American Conference.
The charge d'affaires and Sonora de
Ia Barra were hosts at dinner last
evening in honor of the delegates.
The counselor of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon
are spending the week end in Prince
ton. N. j.. where they went Thurs
day. They Will return to Washing
ton Tuesday.
The naval attache of the Italian
embassy, Comdr. Lais. will return
Tuesday from New York, where he
accompanied Col. the Marchese di
,Pinedo. Comdr. and Signora Lais
will entertain a company at dinner
Tuesday evening.
The secretary of the Italian en-
bassy and Signora Mascia will move
the first of the week to the house
at 2422 Tracy place, which they have
leased. having given up their apart
ment at 210l Sixteenth street.
The attache of the Netherlands le-
cation. Jonkheer Richard van Schuy-
lenburch. has left for Montreal to
join Nine. van Schuylenburch, who
is visiting relatives there. The at
tache and Nine. Schuylenburch will
go from Montreal TO the Adiron-
dacks to spend the Summer. return
ing to Washington in the late Fall.
The first secretary Of the Cana
dian legation Mr.. Laurent Beaudry,
who has been in Quebec for fort
night will return TO Washington this
week.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Convent Benefit Party
Attracting Interest

The beEefit card party Of the Con
vent Of the Perpetual Alteration,
which is TO be given at Rauscher's
saturday, promises to be one of the
largest held in the city this Spring
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter, secretary,
and Miss Adele May and Mrs. John
j. Noonan comprise the patroness
committee.
The following is all additional list
OF patronesses: Nine. Claudel, Sonora
Donna Carmen Satrustegue di Padilla.
Nine. Honorio de Pueyrredon, Senior
Don Miguel Cruchaga Tocornai,
Sonora de Oiayo, Mrs. James Couzens.
Mrs. Byron S. Adams, Mrs. Douglas
Alexander. Mr.. George Anderson.
Mrs. Frederick II. Barclay, Rev. +.
Y. Bishop. Mrs. Henry c. Corbin.
-1Ts. Martin p. Connolly, Mrs. Z. j.
Cook. Mr.. Andrew Cummings, Col.
William j. Donovan, Mrs. Julia Dono
van. Mrs. John w. Dougherty, Mrs.
Edward d. White, Mrs. Prindeville,
Mrs. T. V. O'Connor, Mrs. II. s.
O'Neill, Mrs. f. J. Quinn, DR.. Fred.
erick r Roman, the Misses Powell,
Miss 7. Rooney, Miss Julia Sheridan
Mr.. p. Shugrue. Miss Catherine
Sweeney, Mrs. Louis Titus, Mrs. +.
i. Pugh, Mrs. S. A. Gatti. Mrs. Henry
Cover, Mrs, p. j. Haltigan, Mr.
Frank Hewett, Mr. Harry Hickey
Mrs. John Haas. Mrs. Kari Fenning,
Mrs. A. V. I4ally. Mr. J. Wilton Lam.
hert, Mrs. ]. ID. Leonard, Mrs. A.
-!sner, Mrs. j. J. McGovern, Rev
John Mcnamara, DR.. j. Is. McKaig
Miss NJ. Esther Mayher Mrs. Il. j
McVann. Mrs. Joseph Madigan, Mrs
w. f. Montavon, Miss Elizabeth Milo
Nich, Mrs. Thomas Ewing Moore
MIR. Edward Turton, Mr.. Edward
; Tucker, Mgr. Thomas, Senator Thomas
Walsh, Mrs. Edward ]. Walsh, the
Misses. Worthington and Mrs. Adam
Wes2hler.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

CLiN4DfNSE

Don Federico Alfonzo Pezet,
former Ambassador of Peru TO the
United States, who with Nine. Pezet
has been a guest at the Carlton Ho-
tel while attending the sessions of
the third Pan.American Commercial
Conference last week, will leave Fri
day for Louisville. Ky, to attend the
Derby the following day. Mr.. and
Nine. Pezet will then leave for Chi
cagO and other points in the Middle
West, joining their son, Mr.. Alfonso
Washington Pezet, in New York
about the first of June.
Representative Edgar r. Kiess
will be joined next week in his apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel by
Mrs. Kiess and their infant daughter.
Mrs. William r. Dennis returned
Yesterday from an absence of some
weeks at the Marlborough -BIenheim
in Atlantic City. Before returning to
Washington Mrs. Dennis spent a week
in New York.
Mrs. John f. Dana and Mrs. Far.
ington Maher have been at the Villa
Margherita in Charleston. S. c., since
Mrs. Dana closed her Winter home
at Palm Beach. Mrs Dana and Mrs.
Maher will come to Washington next
week and be at the Carlton Hotel
until they sail for Europe to spend
the Summer.
Former Senator Joseph s. Freling.
huysen of New Jersey, is passing a
few days in Washington at the May
flower.
The newly appointed Minister from
the United States to Hungary and
Mrs. j. Butler Wright. who have been
staying at the Mayfower for several
weeks, left Washington yesterday for
Princeton. N. j., where they will
spend short while before going to
New York to sail for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Casweli. jr.. OF
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Social Festivities
In Capital Marked by
Noteworthy Events
Brides-Elect and Fiances
Guests at Honor Dinners.
Other Charming Functions
In Record.

Miss Natalie Hammond entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of
Miss Helen Carusi and her fiance.
Maj. Lombard, assistant military at.
tache of the French embassy. The
other guests We're the naval attache
of the French embassy and Nine.
Willm: the naval attache of the
British embassy, Capt. the Hon. A.
Stopford; Maj. and Mrs. Courtland
Parker, Miss Sally McAdoo, Mrs.
James Cabot, Miss Madeleine Couzens.
Miss Alice Laughlin of Pittsburgh.
house guest of Miss Hammond; Mrs.
Stalinski. Maj. Alvin Sandeford, Mr..
William j. b. Macaulay, first secre-
tary of the Irish Free State legation:
Mr.. M. Simon and the first secretary
of the Greek legation, Mr.. c. Dia-
mantopoulos.
Mrs. c. j. Williamson will enter
tain at luncheon in the Florentine
room at the Wardman Park Hotel,
Thursday. in compliment to Miss Re-
bekah Lipscomb, whose marriage to
Lieut.. Thomas Dresser White will
take place May 28. There win be 40
guests. Mrs. Williamson will be as
sisted in receiving by her daughter,
Mrs. William Lloyd Linton, who is
man Park Hotel.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman entertained
a company of 40 at luncheon Thurs
day at the Chevy Chase Club. where
her honor guests We're Mrs. Smiddy,
wife of the Minister Of the Irish Free
State; Mrs. Hobart Hawkins of De-
troit and Mrs. Edward E. Gam.
Col and Mrs Frank L. Hatch en-
tertained at the dinner dance at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening for
their daughter. Miss Cornelia Hatch,
in compliment to Miss Rebekah
Lipscomb and her fiance, Lieut..
Thomas Dresser White. There were
IA young people in the party.
Col. Thorwald Mnijgald Of Rochester.
N. r.. who Is spending two weeks at
(contini1ad Au gixfh panel
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Brazilian Embassy
Personnel Changes
Recently Effected
Society Cordially Welcomes
Capt. Villar and Senior
do Mello and Tn G / r
Charming Families.

Capt. FREDERICK Villar, who has sue
ceeded Comdr. Raider do Aquino as
naval attache of the Brazilian en-
bassy, has brought to Washington two
charming daughters, Senhorita Car
man and Senhorita Maria de LourdeS
Villar. They already have established
claims to belleship and have been con-
spicuous in all the social gayety which
marked the Pan-American Commer-
cial Conference. Senhorita Carmen
was presented to society in Brazil
about three years ago, but her sister
Maria de Lourdes caught her first
glimpse of Vanity Fair in festive ar
ray at the brilliant reception given at
the Mexican embassy Wednesday eve
ming, and both young ladies were
guests at the dinner party given
Thursday evening at the Brazilian
embassy by Senior Gurgel do Amaral
in honor of the delegates from Brazil.
and later they went to the reception
at the Pan-American Building. 1t
has been a gay week for these young
strangers, and they are both ready to
vote Washington the most agreeable
city of the world.
Capt. Villar and his family reside
in one of the most beautiful suburbs
OF Rio de Janeiro. Patropolis. and
there Senhora Villar has remained
with her younger children, but it is
possible that she may come to Wash,
ington next Autumn. The older son,
Armando, who is just 21. accompanied
his father and sisters to Washington
and remained about a week. He has,
however. chosen commerce as his
career, and he could not remain longer
away from his duties. He hopes to
return about Christmas. The oldest
daughter. Palita Villar, is the wife of
one of Rios successful medical prac.
titioners, DIR. Antonio Jose Romero,
and their home is near that OF Capt.
Villar in Petropolis.
They have two little daughters,
Vera and Gylda. The younger chill
dren of the Villars, who are attending
school in Rio. are Emilio, the second
Continued on Sixth Page.l
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Gold Star Luncheon
Finds MANY Patrons

Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews is chair
man of the Gold Star luncheon 10 be
given at the Mayfiower. Saturday,
May 21. in aid of the Washington War
Memorial, and the response to the in.
vitation has been quite pleasing.
Tables have already been reserved by
Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Mrs. Charles
Graves Matthews. Mrs. James +.
Mann, Mrs. Christian Heurich. Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips and Mrs. Mimi
gerode Andrews.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Judge Mary O'Toole
Lists Dinner Guests

Judge Mary OToole will have as
guests for the junior section of the
Women's City Club buffet dinner
Thursday evening Mrs. Robert NJ.
Griggs, Miss Ruth Griggs, Mrs. VIII
liam Buehler, Miss Helen Bell. Miss
Juliet Aukam. Miss Mary Osborne.
Miss Faye Woodward, the Misses
Ealley, Miss Kathleen Duggan. Mrs.
Arthur Harrington, Misses Marian and
Mary Schuelties, Miss Ruth Johnson
and Miss May A. O'Toole.
Miss Phyllis Robinson will be host.
ess al the tea given this afternoon at
the Women's City Club, % Jackson
place. Assistant hostesses will be
Miss 1t lille Edwards. Miss NJ. Alvina
Carroll. Miss Blaine Eppley and Miss
Louise Pattison. Mrs. Gladys Middle.
mas will preside at the tea table, with
Miss Helen WiIbar assisting.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Mothers Day" Breakfast
For Young Men at Y.M.C.A.

The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur were the honor guests at the
annual Mothers Day breakfast given
by the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation for the young men residing in
the dormitories of the association
building on G street.
Mrs. William Knowles Cooper. wife
of the secretary of the association.
presided, and MIR. Wilbur made brief
address. Mr.. Paul Brindell spoke in
behalf of the 240 young men present
and a charming program of music was
given by Mrs. Fannie Shreve Heart
sill. soprano. who sang several selec-
tions. Mr.. Guy Lane gave a recita-
tion on Mother"
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Engagements to Wed
Formally Made Public

Mr.. and Mrs. William b. Linkins
announce the engagement of the
latter's daughter, Helen Elizabeth
Browne, to Mr.. EIphonzo James
Youngs of this city. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Mrs. John c.. Newman announces
the engagement of her daughter
Ruth Virginia to Mr.. John Rhys
Thomas of Milwaukee, Wis. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan Thomas of
that city. the wedding to take place
In the early Summer.
Evening star., 1927-05-08
Planning to Complete
Children $ Dormitory

The proceeds from the card party
which will be held in Joppa Hall, 1909
Ninth street northwest. afternoon and
evening Friday will be used to finish
payment on the furnishing of a room
in the children's dormitory at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home. The
auxiliary home board of Joppa Lodge
Chapter No. 27. o. Il. S., paid for
this room in 1925. but now that the
building is completed and being oc-
cupied, the board of directors of the
home have estimated the cost to be
more.
To raise this balance four members
or the home board are giving this
benefit, viz: Junior Past Matron
Mamie L. Greenstreet, Mrs. Ella l..
cannon. Mrs. Minnie +. Conner and
Mrs. Florence A. Bailey.
Evening star., 1927-05-08

THE legation the holiday
country Tuesday, May is Norways national holiday,
there will
staff The 18th also marks the anniversary of tn
o. the World