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Evening star., 1928-03-17
CHURCH WILL HOLD
REVIVAL SERVICES
Campaign Planned by Epworth
Methodist Congregation.
Opens March rs.

Plans have been made by all depart
ments OF the church for the revival
services to be held in Epworth Method
list Church. South. Thirteenth street
and North Carolina avenue northeast,
from March 2S TO April 3. to be con-
Quoted by Or. J. W. Perry. in charge
OF the present evangelical campaign
under way throughout the whole Of the
denomination.
Rev. Or. John Paul Tyler. pastor. will
use as his topic tomorrow at II am.
"A Lesson From Our Lord" and at 3
O'Clock pm. viii preach on His Power
TO Save"
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet in the church Monday at
8 pm. The Epworth League will have
charge of the devotional exercises in
Central Union Mission Tuesday evening
The Ninety and Nine Brotherhood will
meet In the church Wednesday at
pm. Al that time the matter OF the
first anniversary supper and social to
be held in April will be taken up
The Epworth League viii meet Friday
evening In the church. Election OF on
GERS will take place. DR.. Tyler will
conduct the prayer service Thursday
evening at 4 o'clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BIBLE CLASS ELECTS.
Eastern Women's Group Name,
New Officers.

The wonlan's Bible class Of the Eax+-
err Presbyterian Church has elected the
following ofiiceYs: President and teacher
NFs. Jean Robinson: vice president and
treasurer, Mrs. George Kern: assistar n.
treasurer, Mrs. Henning: secretary, Miss
Mary A. Kaufman. assistant secretary
Mrs. Walter LUttgen
The mems Bible class has elected the
sostoE1ng officers: Teacher, George H
WinSlov, president, T. B. SwaiIes ffrst
VICE president, r. J. Henning; second
VICE president, Earl J. Bush: secretary
E6wsTc Eunnicutt. assistant secretary
beverly NJ Leecfle: treasurer. Joseph e
Kaufman: assistant treasurer, J. p
Hrnnicuu. social secretary, II. J
Roberts
The Good VIII Bible class elected the
> 1o3loTing officers. Teacher. Mrs. George
u. WiFslow. assistant teacher. MIS-
Editn Funston: president. Mrs Beverly
Jkeclle. first vice president, Mrs. Archie
Painter. second vice president Mrs
Waiter Everett. treasurer, Miss perty.
becfftsFy. Mrs. Woden; corresponding
fkcfeisFY. MIS- ISenzn
The psstoy Pev. A.. r. Earrows, viii
fgeSch tomorrow st II am. on "Ths
Esy " Heaven" and at 7:45 pm or
The JOY u the Lore" "
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Church DEDICATION
/ IS SET TOMORROW
Grace Lutheran Congrega.
ton to Hold Services
at3P.M.

The new Grace Lutheran Church a
8 Sixteenth and varnun streets Will b
dedicated tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock
Dr.. Walter TVessel Of Fremont. Ohio
Nill deliver the dedication sermon. Tht
act OF dedication will be performed b'
he pastor, Rev. Gerhard E. lensSi
The doors of the church will be opened
with an appropriate ceremony Al
$50 pm During the half hour pre-.
ccdinS the service proper musical re.
citsl will be given
The Sunday School portion OF the
church viii be dedicated At 10 an
There will hc a special program and
Rsv Edwin Meuscr Will deliver an ad-
dress.
Started Year Ago.
Ground VAS broken for the new
church more than YEAR ago. The
church is Of Thirteenth Century Gothic
A large basement auditorium provides
Sunday School and social facilities.
The president OF the congregation is
William G.. Lehman. The building
committee is composed of the follow
ing: C F. Umhau. Charles Volland
Earl HaiSlip. Leslie Brown and Leon
OE6teIaM. he unAnCS COulu1lttee Is
composed OF the following: Charles
German. Nicholas Miles and Ons
Hoover
Grace Lutheran Church. during the
81 years Of its existence. has had but
three pastors. the present incumbent
having served for eight years For many
years services we're conducted in the
stone church on Thirteenth street. at
the foot 81 corcoran street. For the
past three years the congregation has
met in Jopps Hall Lodge. Ninth and
Cpshur streets.
Special Services.
Special services will be held through
out the week. Tuesday at s pm. the
congregation will entertain Lutheran
ministers and members from other
churches in the city. There will be
brief addresses by local ministers. The
formal address for the evening will be
delivered BY DR.. Walter Tressel Thurs
cav At pm. q Lenten service. with
the litany. will be held. at which DR..
Walter e Schuette will deliver the SER
mon. Dr.. Schuette will preach March
3, at II am. The pastor will occupy
the pulpit for the first time the eve
nins OF March IS.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Religious Leaders
Pick Best Books
On Their Calling

Members Of the recently organized
Religious Book Club. which includes
among its committee DR.. S. Parkes
Cadman. chairman: Bishop Charles
II. Brent. DR.. Harry Emerson Fos-
dick, Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell
and Mary Z. Woolley. select each
month book bearing on religious
subjects which, in their Judgment,
has the great distinction.
Thus far the committee has chosen
ID. L.. Moody. Worker In Souls"
by Gamaliel Bradford: Does Civili-
zation Need Religion?" by Reinhold
Niebuhr: The 1mpatience of Par
SON. by II. r. L. Sheppard. and
Christ at the Round Table" by e.
Stanley Jones. The first three are
In the Public Library. which buys
books recommended by this COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
ASCENSION SERVICES.
Rev. T. w. Cooke Announces Pro.
gram for Tomorrow.

Rev Thomas w. Cooke, rector OF the
Church Of the Ascension. announces
the following services tomorrow and
next week
Sunday. 3 am. holy communion
$50 am, church school: | / am. morn l.
ing prayer and sermon. by the rector
) pm. Chinese School: Il pm. Young
Peoples Society. 1870 pm, evening
prayer and sermon.
Monday, pm, meeting of the night
branch OF the Woman's Auxiliary will
be held at the home of ils president,
Mrs Hugh Y. Clary, ma M street.
Tuesday. 10 am. holy communion: !:
AS pm. penitential once and address.
"wednesday. n am. holy communion !.
7:30 pm. litany and address.
THURSDAY 10 am. holy communion, !,
T. pm. ,penitentisl once and address,
Friday, 10 am, holy communion.
7.3O pm, iitany and address.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
COMPLETES 5O-YEAR SERVICE
IN CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD
Rev. Godfrey Schi|Iing of
Franciscan Order Has
Notable Career.
Clergy Planning to Meet
Monday to Celebrate His
Golden Jubilee.

Fifty wears OF labor in the priesthood
in the course of which he directed the
building OF the Franciscan Monastery
in this city and another edifice In
Egypt will be completed Monday by
Rev. Godfrey Schilling.
Leading members of the Franciscan
Order from all sections OF the country
and the clergy of Washington Will
gather at the monastery at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning to join in celebrating
the golden jubilee of this venerable
Franciscan, who is still active and alert
despite his long career.
Father Schilling will take part in q
solemn procession through the monas.
terry grounds Monday morning, escorted
by Franciscans from number OF prov
inces. after which the jubilee mass
will be celebrated by Very Rev. Edward
Blecke. delegate general from Rome
The sermon will be delivered by Very
Rev Chrysostom Theobold OF Cincin-
natl. Ohio, who was classmate oi
Father Schilling.
List of Assistants.
Father Schilling will be assisted b,
Very Rev. Benvenute Ryan. provincial
from New York; Very Rev. Valerian
provincial OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton province: Very. Rev. Hugh Stanc
Of the Cincinnati province. Very Rev
Peter A. Crubly. delegate provincia
from Chicago. and Very Rev. Matthew
ex-commiSsary OF Canada.
Among the local clergy In the sane.
tuary will be Bishop Thomas J. Shahan
rector OF Catholic University: Bishop.
elect John J. McNsmara of St. Gabriel.
Church and Mgr. Thomas OF st. Pat.
rick's. Mgrs. Dousherty and Pace O
Catholic University and Mgr Marella
auditor Of the apostolic delegation. Th'
Knights Of Mount ST. Sepulchre vii
take part in the procession. The mas;
will be followed by benediction.
Born in Baden, Germany. in 1855
Father Schilling was brought TO tn
Evening star., 1928-03-17
DR.. CHARLES WOOD
SPEAKS TOMORROW
THE Inspiration of Memory" Is
Sermon Topic at Church
of the Covenant.

The Inspiration of Memory" will be
DR.. Charles Woods sermon subject to-
morrow morning at the Church Of the
Covenant. At the night service his
subject will be Gods Message Through
Man to Man" The Sunday School will
be in session at 9:45 o'clock. Real
values Of church membership will be
discussed by the Christian Endeavorers
at 6:45 o'clock under the leadership Of
William A. Eisenberger.
The monthly meeting II the Mems
Society will be held Monday at 8 pm.
Henry J. Saunders, assistant supervis-
ing engineer Of the Bureau of Valua-
ton, I. c. c.. will give an illustrated
talk on Railroad Valuation. Its Scope.
Problems and Difficulties" Tuesday az
2:30 pm. the Society Of the Covenants 5
Lenten mission study class will meet at
the home of Mrs. Robert Lansing.
Wednesday at IL am. the annual meet
ing and luncheon of the Society Of the
Covenant. Thursday at pm. the
fourth session of the four study classes
meets and ats5 pm. the nfidweck serv-
ice will be held
Evening star., 1928-03-17
BISHOP WILL CONFIRM
CLASS AT ST. MARGARET'S
VIII Preach There Also At AM.
Service-Evensong to BE Held
Daily This Week.

Bishop James z. Freeman will visit
st. Margarets Church, Connection,
avenue and Bancroft place. tomorrow
TO administer the apostolic rite of con
flrmation, and will preach at II am.
Holy communion will be at 7:3O IN
when the parish workers and members
OF the Communicants' League will
make their corporate communion. At
$50 pm. there will be evensong, with
sermon by Rev. Thomas w. Cooke.
rector OF the Church OF the Ascension.
During the week there will be daily
evensong every day but Saturday and
an address on Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday. Friday there will
be two celebrations OF the holy COM
munion. At and IL am,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
EXTRA-BlBLlCAl SAYING
WILL BE SERMON TOPIC
DR.. U. g. r. Pierce TO Discuss Re-
mark Credited TO Jesus-Films
at Other Services.

An extra Biblical saying attributed
tn Jesus, which was found on a
papyrus. discovered at Oxyrhynchus.
Egypt. in 1897, will form the basis of
the sermon on The Lifted Stone" to
be given at All Souls Church. Uni
tartan. Sixteenth and Harvard streets,
tomorrow morning by the minister, Dr.
Ulysses @. b. Pierce.
The speaker at the book chat at 5 30
pm will he DR.. John NJ. Cries Of the
Department OF Commerce. Al the mo-
ton picture hour In Pierce Hall at
TAO pm. the feature will be Lind
bergh Flies Alone" with "Wiil Rogers
In ireland" and a UFA scientific film
This program will also be shown At
$40 o'clock In the afternoon.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
DR.. JARVIS TO SPEAK.
Anti-Saloon League Ohcial will
Address Petworth Congregation.

At the morning service tomorrow of
Petworth Baptist Church. DR.. Il. n.
Jarvis. assistant to general Superin-
tendent OF the National Anti-Saloon
League. will be thu speaker.
In the evening. the pastor, Rev Henry
J. Smith. will have for his sermon
The Positive Christ" Special prayer
service will be held Thursday night for
the meetings April i6 to 20. under the
leadership Of Rev. H. l. Stewart of
Norfolk Va.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
DR.. PERKINS SERMON.
Topics Announced for His Ienten
Discourse Tomorrow.

Or Frederick w. Perkins pastor of
the FIRST UniyerssIist Church, which
meets IN the Ambassador Theatsr, L.
preaching 4 series u Lenten sermons
'n Sunday mornings. His topic tomof~
IoW IT. Thou AT The Christ"
TIE rDJfcn bGh1Gi cpnVeneG 81 the
lHeater Immediately sitter morning
services. III. r. W. Bsllou ieadjng the
adult E.bie class The devotional
meeting of the Young Pe0pIes Chris
ttsn Union viii be held Al Z . m. 81 the
Parish H0use 1901 n street bopic,
The Principles ~ jesus. led .bg Miss
Wtn9na InNTkion.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
"A KING FOR A DAY"
is LECTURE TOPIC
Or. John o. Knott viii Speak To
morrow at Y. M. e. A.
Assembly Hall.

"A King For Day will be the sub
lect ~ the lecture by Dr. John o..
Knott, theoIoeist and Bible authority,
In the assembly hall of the Y. NJ. c A.,
1875 q street, tomorrow afternoon a.
O'Clock.
DR. Knott will use as the basis for
his talk The Palm Sunday topic of the
international Sunday School lessons.
The lecture Is one Of series being
given under auspices of the religious
work department of the Young Men =
Christian Association.
Sunday School superintendent and
teachers arc especially invited. The
flnal lecture will be given next Sunday.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
ST. PAUL A. M. {. SERVICE


Services at 81. Paul A. M. r.. Church,
Eighth street between - ana " streets
southwest, tomorrow, will be as follows .
Annual Roll Call day, A special tea"
ture viii be the contest 0f services be-
tween the men and women Of The
church. A. II am. the pastor Will
deliver a special sermon D the men,
Al 4 pm, The service will he under the
aukpices ~ the women, AL which time
Mira N. J, johnson will be The prin-
eiDaI sneaker
Evening star., 1928-03-17
FOUNDRY M. {. SERVICES.
AT Thy House" Topic of Pastor,
Morning Sermon.

Rev. Frederick Brown Harris pastor
OF Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church,
will preach tomorrow morning on the
theme AT Thy House" At the evening
service the theme will be The Gross
an OfenSc" discussed by DR.. Harris.
Rev. John c. Miliian and DR.. w. A..
Haggerty
An adjourned session of the fourth
quarterly conference Will be held Mon
day evening.
Evening star., 1928-03-17
LkYMEN INVITED.
ASKED 70 Meeting ot 81. Marga
sss'S Church Club.

The IzymenS $ Service Association OF
ff5e Episcopal Church. In the diocese Of
Washington. hss been invited by the
Mems Club 81 81 HsTgarets Church
N attend the meeting NJ the club,
TnuTscsY evening. in The Parish H0ilss
- CqrnecticUf avenue and BsnGtpft
pisns. - 8 oclJck The speaker viii BE-
DR.. TfcgnSs r Green director o. the
si)eskffs Bureau u the American RED
Cf6Se
Prof, Richard g. Harvey. president
~ the Mems Cigo viii welcoms the
association
Evening star., 1928-03-17
PLAN SPECIAL SERVICE.
E0vfns 10 Be Given In Ursuiin,
Chapel.

A EoVeHa IN honor 0f Our Lady of
Pr0mp, Help Vill be given In The chapel
~ the ursuline Mother House, $40
Fourth street beginning tomorrow eve
ming end closing on the Feast Of the
Annnneisti0n March 2h
Prayers NJ the NoVfns, followed by
benediction. VIII be given each evening
st T30 O'Clock by REV, rasehasi,is
Hsriz 6f the Csrmelits Monastery. The
public IL invited
Evening star., 1928-03-17
CANON TO PREACH.
Services Announced for Emmanu
Church Tomorrow.

Canon Joseph Fletcher u Washington
Cathedral viii speak st Emmanuel
Episcopal Church tomorrow at 4 pm.
The church school VIII meet a. d 30
sm. continuation class a. q 80 am,
holy communion and sermon 81 ~ am
Bishop Fireman Aill administer the
EitAk NJ continuation Friday sysniug,
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Death and Immortality" Topic

Death and Immortality" will be the
subject OF free public lecture to be
given next Thursday at the United
Lodge OF TheoSophiSts. 7oa Hill Build
ing. Seventeenth and I streets, AT Sis
pm. Every Sunday at Sis pm. there
is the study class now taking ur
states After Death" The public is
invited
Evening star., 1928-03-17
REVIVAL SERVICES.
Rev. f. o. Sellers to Start Series
on March 25.

Rev. r. o, Sellers of the Baptist Bible
Institute OF New Orleans. La. will con-
duct a series OF revival services at the
Brookland Baptist Church, commencing
March IS. and continuing until April 8
DR.. o. o. Dietz. the local pastor. will
preach tomorrow morning on the SUBJ
iect. Can We Have Revival?" His
evening topic viii be The Tragedy of n
Lukewarm Church" the object ot
these sermons being to prepare the
membership for the revival which Is to
follow.
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Announcement by Rector of st.
Johns Church, Bethesda.

Church. Bethesda, rev, Clarence
Prentice Parker, announces LltsnS
services VIII be resd Wednesday at 10
nj. and Friday 81 10 am. and u M
Services fof spiritual heaiing and IN
tercessjon are held Tuesday st 10 m
snd y pm.
Holy communion VIII be cetebfsifd
iDfH0fToW w. z 30 4 M, snd thf rector
vii preach Gn the Epiktie for the
Fourth sunday 10 Lent
4 parish aljRpfr h scheduled fot
ThQTsdsY evening
Evening star., 1928-03-17
CHRIST IS SUBJECT.

DR.. J. M. Tibbetts to Preach AZ
West Washinrto Church.
At the West Washington Baptist
Church tomorrow at IL am. DR.. j. NJ
Tfbbetts will give an address on Christ
and America $40
John Ruthven and party viii con-
duct a meeting at a pm. t.t
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Miss Margaret NJ. LukenS. national
president OF the Girls Friendly Society
In America. will he the special speaker
after the associates training class at
Epiphany Church Monday evening at 4
o'clock. when she will speak on The
Relation of the Branch To the National
Organization of the Girls Friendly
Society"
Evening star., 1928-03-17
Daughters to Confer.

The Daughters Of the King will hold
the offlcers' conference March ~, at A
pm. IN St. Agnes parish hail. 46 @
street
Evening star., 1928-03-17
4. M. E. ZION SERVICES.
Communion viii Be Conducted 81
Evening Meeting.

fS9 - r MedfoTc psktgf, viii
pfeaIn ~ jbstn Wesley A. Ii r. Zion
Chgfcf3. Fp1Tfentn snd CGrcoran
sfFefis. 'oHnoyTpS E9iY communion
S1ii ne administered ~ ihf presiding
slnf5 Fe> J n JUckeT. IN charge a.
lDf evening aef}its
tBF RplrsnS missionary DFR9nizs ions
~ ttf WzanlGgDDf 1iAtTiet VII stage IN
'elfetFlfs5 ~eccIuK" ~ ihf ChuFe0
Esrcn ~ - 2 pm sunny Eehoei
B1ffff - 2 20 = m 4 e. r. fpotety st
f,3b r 70
Evening star., 1928-03-17

Jr. y D. wilkinson Ann9unG4s
Tepic for Tomortow Evening.

'"Thf moral sGd religious conditions
~ the United SistHE2 viil Ba tts theme
~ the lecture by DF. r u WijkinHgn,
dean II iheoiogy Washington Mis-
s39nsFy Coiiegs 1skonla Psfk, DJni0Ts
goa evening ~ ~ e'cioTk a. the
STcs6is Fourteenth aifeft End FsFk
fCEc
hss3th ts}s be Miss PsFi bst EffR-
yssn - ~ Washington sanlaTipig vii
Eftes(f ne ls't1Ts
Evening star., 1928-03-17

SCOT falling In London amounts Ia
2Sa tons per square mile In a year.
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Worth Uses Jewels

The Importance which jewelIed
ornaments play in the evening mode
is indicated by a gown which Worth
has just designed for a we'll known
Partisan. This is Of pale pink satin
on most simple lines, the distinctive
feature of which is the jewelled
shoulder straps. The straps alone
are worth $500 and were designed by
M. Worth himself and the stones
cut under his direction. A large
oblong imitation diamond rests on
the shoulder and from it are two
narrow strands of eight diamonds
cut on the old fashioned rose pat
tern. Then comes a large emerald,
then the double row of diamonds
and so on, terminating in a two
branched ornament, combining en-
eralds and diamonds. M. Worth
lately expressed his opinion that
jewels will continue to be used ex-
tensively on evening gowns and
worked in as a part of the frock
design.
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Dinner Bridge
to Be rendered
Bride ofAug. I

Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Goodwin
and DR.. and Mrs. Oliver w. Greer,
will entertain at the Goodwin home,
3601 Guilford Ave, Saturday, with a
dinner bridge party in honor of
Miss Sarah Elizabeth Shriber,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Shriber, 2936 Broadway, whose mar
riage to DR.. Arthur C. Funkhouser
will take place Aug. 1.
Thursday the bride-elect will be
honor guest at the Columbia Club,
when Mrs. Rice lambert and Mrs.
Howard D. Wright entertain at a
luncheon bridge party.
Thursday Mrs. Haney E. Berry,
1881 Park Ave, entertained with a
luncheon bridge party and linen
shower in honor of Miss Shriber.
The luncheon table was lighted with
pink tapers and arranged with ferns
and daisies. With Mrs Berry and
Miss Shriber were Mesdames Elmer
Funkhouser, Ralph Funkhouser,
Howard D. Wright, Herbert Heck
man, Adrian Altman, Clifford
Kearby, Rice lambert, willard
Stevens, Dana Mobley, Jerome
Turnkey, Harold Trusler, Edmund
Haggard, Wallace French, John K.
Goodwin, George Davidson, Levens
Cady, Robert st. Pierre and Miss
Florence SchWankhauS.
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Of EUening.
NubtiaI Rite

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Winders, 341 N. Robton ST., was the
scene of the marriage at Thursday
evening of his sister, MISS nellie
Marie Winders, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Winders, Arcadia, and
Clarence w. Ryan, son of G. j. Ry-
an, 4316 E. Washington st.
The Rev. Audrey H. Moore, pastor
of the Seventh Christian Church,
ofdciated before an improvised al
tar of garden flowers. Only mem
berS of the immediate families were
present. Miss Gladys Cox, the
brides only attendant, wore white
georgette dress with white hat and
carried pink roses and sweet peas.
The bride wore a white ensemble of
georgette and a white felt hat. Her
shower bouquet was of brides roses
and lilies of the valley.
After a motor trip through the
east, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan will be at
home at Ill E. Sixteenth st.
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Bridal Party
Din ner Set
for Tonight

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Hunt Dean,
1925 N. New Jersev ST., will enter
tain this evening with bridal din
ner at Woodstock Club in honor of
their daughter, Miss Martha Helen,
and George Maynard Halverson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Halver-
son, Madison, Wis, whose marriage
will take place Saturday afternoon
in the garden at the home of Miss
Deans aunt, Mrs. Stuart H. Dean.
The bridal celors, rose and green,
will predominant in the decorations.
With Mr.. and Mrs. Dean, Miss Dean
and Mr.. HalverSon will be Misses
Emily Brossman, Betty Dean,
Lorena McComb, Eleanor Allison,
of Ft. Thomas, KY, and Jeanette
HalverSon of Milwaukee, Wis;
Messrs. Arthur Loftin, James Glorn,
H. H. HUMPHREYS, Luther Brooks and
DR.. j. M. Collins.
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Bridge, ShOzger
for Miss WagmOm,
to Wed Aug. I

Miss Alice Carter, IS S. Audubon
Rd., will entertain this evening with
a bridge party and hosiery shower
honoring Miss Marie Wagnon,
whose marriage to George M. Hos
ter will take place Aug. l..
Appointments will be in shades of
pink with gladioli and garden flow
eYs used throughout the rooms. The
hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. A. B. Carter, and her
sister, Miss Hope Carter.
With Miss Wagnon, her mother,
Mrs. A. B. Wagnon, and Mrs. j.
Perry Hoster, the guests will be
Misses Alice Wagnon, Mildred
Cooke, Dortha Weaver, Rebecca
Jones, Jean Davis, Ruth Mckenzie,
Marie Eiler, Margaret Finneran,
Gladys Hackleman, Eleanor Dunn,
Marion Whitley, Frances Thorp,
Alice Ball, Jane Messick and Lenore
Brandt.