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Notes of Special Interest
In the Diplomatic World
Spanish Ambassador to Be Entertained in New
port-French Ambassador at Bastille Day
Celebration. New York

British embassy. Sir John Broderick, Is
spending the week end with Mr. Fred
eric r. Coudert at his home at Oyster
Bay, N. Y.
The resident secretary of the British
embassy, Mr.. Michael Wright. will re-
main In Washington until August IL.
when he will be relieved by the third
secretary, Mr.. Henry l.. d'A. Hopkinson.
who now Is at Beverly Farms.
Mr.. Wright plans to sail In Sep-
TENDER for visit to his home in Eng
land.
The second secretary of the British
embassy, Mr.. c. j. w. TORI, spent few
days in Washington last week and has
returned to the Summer embassy at
Beverly Farms.
The secretary of the Italian en-
basSy. Signor Leonardo Vitetti. Is in
Washington at the embassy and the
other members of the staff are at Glou-
for the Summer months.
The secretary of the Peruvian en-
baSsy and Sonora de Bedoya left Wash
ington yesterday for New York TO spend
the week end
Mr.. Merchant Mahoney, commercial
secretary of the Canadian legation, will
leave Washington today to Join Mrs.
and their children at their
Summer home at Stanley Island. Lake
st. Francis, Canada
The naval attache of the japanese
Capt Sakano; the naval at
tache OF the Brazilian embassy, Capt.
FREDERICK Villar; the naval attache of
the French embassy, Comdr. Louis
Sable, and the naval attache of the
Argentine embassy, Comdr. Francisco
Lajous. will give dinner tomorrow
evening at the Chevy Chase Club in
honor of the retiring naval attache of
the Spanish embassy, Comdr Adolfo H.
de Sofas, who is leaving the end of the
month for his native country.
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Informal Social Activities
Mark Midsummer Period
In the Capital of the Nation
Diplomats Cultivating Acquaintance of American
People-Country Clubs and Hostelries Patron
ized-Pretty Gardens Special Attraction

departure the Secretary Commerce and Mrs Hoover
Pacific Coast yesterday afternoon for the official Motif
to the presidency took from
Capital particularly brilliant uminaries m the public
eye West viii trumphal the scheduled
being to visit the Vice president and Mrs Dawes and their
appointment President Mrs Coolidge Brule
meetings since Mr. Hoovers nomination
appearance with the return of its owners August Is
THE family of Senator Charles Curtis presidential
will begin their pilgrimage to the Kansas capital within few
and surrounding the Senator the time of his official noca
ton will be his and daughters and their families and his sister
and 10Th s1e MIR m Mes M Sepe and @
wife Democratic presidential nominee excellent
after her domination as % e &
The message read be congratulated"
EVEN in the heart and the heat of Midsummer Washington society
IL well represented at different points within the Capital
of the week. cannot visit country club or
well known ho without meeting several personages whose pres
would add zest enough for whole season in less important
city The OF Chile and the OF Turkey have
United States the Americans therein and about in de-
where there music and dancing and famous
chefs to furnish the menu
THE Secretary life at Islesboo
Harbor where they have the Herrck villa for the
Samuel c. Davis of st Louis brother OF
the Secretary has been taking his family to Iesboo for
life master the Secretary expected to return
viii only make short visits to his family at Isesboro
GO exceedingly popular did Washington become
during days formerly left early in
Midsummer to enjoy their gardens and
adapted entertaining the garden Of Mr. and Mrs Walter
m end ' aiernoon
and an ns end &c bom M anS M
0 Church will assist the hostess.
THE engagement Europe
Mr. John Hamburg williams Of Maj Gen Sir John and
LADY Hanbur Williams ~Ss dsea d dra%ng room opc
daughter Prince popular
Ss sonase h
s was s vi to Mr. %
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General and Special
News Notes Gathered
In the Social World
Capital Residents Finding
Pleasure Resorts Attrac-
tive-Sea Trips Listed in
Summer Program.

Col and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien and the
latter's daughter, Miss Caroline Roe.
bling, have sailed for Europe, where
they will spend two or three months
They will visit Mrs. OBrien's son-in-
law and daughter. Baron and Baroness
Won der Elast, in Brussels for some
time. Baroness Won der Elast was for
merly Miss Allison Roebling, her mar
riage TO the attache of the Belgian
embassy taking place just after her de-
but two years ago
Miss Edith Finney of 1886 Edmunds
street IL spending part OF the month of
July with Representative William M.
Morgan and family 397 National drive.
Newark. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Eyre Hunt are
spending a part OF the Summer at the
Bookhouse, their home on Buxton lane,
Greenwich. Conn. which has been oe-
cupied by MIR. and Mrs. Richard Wat
son for the last two years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson are abroad for the SUM-
mer.
Mrs Clarence M Busch has as her
guest over the week end in her apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel Mrs, Jo
seph H. Adams of Mount Lake, N j,
Mrs. Adams. who motored here from
her New Jersey home, arrived IN Wash
ington yesterday
Miss Natalie Furniss Is the guest of
her cousin. Mrs. lie Grand Redneld. at
Virginia Hot Springs,
Miss Alice Anthem, daughter of MIR,
and Mrs Frank Anthem of 1921 Il street
northeast, left yesterday for visit In
Boston. Block Island, Newport and
other resorts She will return by boat
via Norfolk, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. T. u. Blackstone and
family, who have been spending some
time at their cottage. Arundle"on~the-
Bay, have returned To their home, 20
East Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase.
DIR. Blaine r. Moore left Washington
last evening for northern Idaho, where
he will spend six weeks in the Occur
d Alene Mountains. hunting and fishing
Miss Irene King, who makes her
home at the Grace Dodge Hotel, Is
spending some time at North Beach.
Md,
Mrs. M r, Murdaugh has gone 10
Spring Lake, N. j., to remain until the
late Autumn.
MIR. and Mrs. l. w, Chamberlain of
New York are at the Grace Dodge
Hotel TO remain until the middle Of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. William p, Meredith
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Weddings in Schedule
Of Midsummer Season
Interest Wide Circle
Exchange of Matrimonial
Vows Featured by Beauti-
full Costumes and Profu-
sion of Floral Offerings.

The marriage of Miss Olive Christine
Kinney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
p. Kinney, to Mr.. Walter Bates Brandt
took place yesterday morning at 10
o'clock, In the home of the brides
parents, l349 Girard street Rev. DR..
James H. Miers of the Fourth PreSby-
terrain Church, of which the bride is
a member. officiating
Only the immediate family and two
close friends were present. and Mr. and
Mrs. Brandt left later by motor for
Elmira, N. Y. where they will make
their home at 304 Euclid avenue.
The bride is graduate OF Cen
trail High School. George Washington
University and Cornell University at
Ithaca. N. Y. During the last year she
has been an assistant at the Ann Arhcr
Branch of the Merrill Palmer Institute
OF Detroit Mich. Mr.. Brandt has been
connected with the engineering depart
ment of New York telephone COM
pany since his graduation from the
College Of Civil Engineering at Cornell.
The marriage OF Miss Katherine Flor
ence Williams of Brentwood. Md, and
Mr. John Holman Britain Of Billings,
Mont. took place at the First Methodist
Church. MontroSe, Colo. Saturday. July
z. the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. Clyde II, Inman of MontroSe.
The bride. who was unattended, wore
gown Of French blue georgette. with
small blue hat TO match.
The bride Ii a daughter OF Mrs. Jen-
ME Spencer williams and the late
Charles r. williams formerly assistant
superintendent of mails in the WASH
ington City Post Once. The bride
groom is graduate of the University
of Montana, and Is an engineer in the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britain viii spend the
Summer In Colorado and New Men
leo.
Rev. William Frank Fisher. ID. ID,
and Mrs. Fisher of Lynchburg Va,
have announced the marriage OF their
daughter Ann Baldwin Fisher, to MIR.
Jesse Viers Aud of Herndon Va. the
wedding taking place at the home of
the brides parents Tuesday, July 10,
Rev William Prank Fisher officiating.
The bride wore travelling costume
Of blue crepe. with hat and accessories
to match and carried an arm bouquet
of orchids and valley lilies
Mr., Stanley Bartlett Hanes OF Hern-
don was Mr Aud's best man.
immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs, Aud left for motor trip
through West Virginia and Kentucky.
the Chastleton, Sixteenth and n streets,
Washington.
Mrs, Aud Is graduate of Woman's
College, Lynchburg, and popular menu
Continued on Second page.)
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Groups Listed for Part
In The Cross Triumphant

During the months of July and
August, large groups Of Washingtonians
are being organized as participants in
the beautiful pageant OF Christianity,
The Cross Triumphant" which Is To
be the feature of the general convention
Of the Episcopal Church which con-
venes In this city In early October
The pageant will be presented In
honor OF the delegates to the convention,
and Is being planned under the direction
OF strong local committee, OF which
the Bishop Of Washington Is honorary
chairman, and Mrs. James Carroll Fra
ger is active chairman. Mrs. Frazer Is
being assisted by Mrs. Carey II. Brown,
vice chairman, Mrs. William y. Leahy,
chairman Of personnel Mrs, Randolph
Keith Forrest. chairman of production.
and a large advisory committee OF
prominent men and woman in the
National Capital.
Two performances Of THE Cross
Triumphant" will be given, the first be-
ing Friday evening. October 10, and the
second, Saturday afternoon. october 20,
both at the Washington Auditorium
where many sessions Of the general con-
vention are 10 be held Twelve major
episodes have been selected by Mrs,
Minnigerode Andrews. author OF the
pageant for this presentation, and each
episode viii be sponsored by well
known Washington woman or by n
leading Episcopal Church IN the city,
Many OF the sponsors for 1.-THE Cross
Triumphant" on its first presentation
here at the Cathedral Close, Ave years
ago. will again become sponsors for the
impressive scenes In the story.
II is now expected that all prOmi~
nent Episcopal churches here will take
part In the pageant as we'll as many
other organizations OF national or local
Importance. Rehearsals viii begin
September 20 under the personal di-
reetion OF Mrs. Forrest and her COM
miLtee,
arge number Of boxes for both pres
entations already have been reserved
by outstanding Neutrality-suspicious., vino
will entertain convention guests at the
performances Of the pageant Mrs.
William Corcoran Eustis In chairman of
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The Ambassador of Spain. Senior Don
Alexandra Padilla, will leave Washing
ton Friday for Newport, where he viii
be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont
The Senoritas Padilla, daughters of
the Ambassador, will leave Washing
ton this afternoon for the North Shore
to visit the Ambassador of Italy and
Nobil Donna Antoinette de MARITIME
The Ambassador of France, M. Paul
Claudel, viii return to Washington to-
day from New York, where he went to
attend celebration concentrating
the anniversary of Bastille day.
The Minister of China. Mr.. Sao-
Ke Alfred SEE, spent a few days in
Washington this week and reioined his
family at Blue Ridge Summit yesterday.
The Minister OF Austria and Mime.
Prochnik and their family will leave to-
day for Warrenton. Va. where they will
spend a fortnight. Upon their return
to Washington they will leave for a
motor trip To Gloucester, Mass. where
one of their younger daughters is
visiting.
The Minister of Egypt and Nine
Samy, accompanied by the second sec
rotary of the legation, Mr. Ahmed
Mandolin Moursi, will leave Washing
ton today for California, where they
will remain until the early Autumn.
The Minister of Venezuela, Senior DIR.
Don Carlos r. Grisanti is expected to
go TO New York TO meet his daughters,
Sen0rita Margarita Grisanti and Seno-
rita Ana Teresa Grisantj who will ar
rive tomorrow from Paris
The military attache Of the British
embassy and Dame Una Pope Hennessy
Will be joined the latter part Of the
month by their son. Mr. John Hen
messy who will sail from England Sat
urday on the Laconia
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Dinner Given in Honor
OF Miss Kate Graham

"A surprise dinner party was given
by her friends at the Parker apart
resigned from the Navy Department
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Those giving the dinner were Mrs
Marjorie Bowie Miss Sally Swartz. Miss
Hope Knickerbocker, Miss Viola
Daugherty. Miss Jean Corbey, Miss
Adelaide Harbers and Miss Geneva
Martin. After dinner the company as
sembled In Mrs Bowie's apartment.
where music and games were enjoyed
A large bouquet OF flowers we're pre-
sented to Miss Graham
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Col. and Mrs. Fit-hush Lee
Motor Through Vireiinia

Col. and Mrs, Fitghugh Lee, who have
oeen motoring through Tidewater. Va.
iet the past week. spent Thursday at
the Cavalier Hotel, Col. Lee has haen
assigned for duty ON Gen. r. p Davis.
stan at the headquarters OF the 4th
Corps Area In Atlanta. and viii take ina
MS new duties the first OF AUGUST
Meanwhile he and Mrs. Lee have been
looking up the various places of hlstoric
interest in Virginia. Including a number
OF the old Lee family estates. Among.
these was the birthplace OF Col. Lees
grandfather Admiral s. S, Lee. and of
his brother, Gen. Robert r. Lee NJ
Stranord, They also visited the estate
or pitchley in Northumberland County
me nome-place OF Richard Henry Lee
the nrst OF this noted family to settle
in Virginia
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Miss Elsie Wade Stone. principal of
the Columbia Bible Training School,
and the members OF the board OF
trustees and faculty of the institute
have issued invitations for All informal
reception Wednesday afternoon at the
new home Of the school, 2l07 Is street,
The president Of the board Of trustees.
DIR Robert L. Ieultz, and Mrs. Fultz and
Miss Stone win have assisting them
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ramsay, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas EidwelI, Mrs. William
Knowles Cooper and Mrs. Earle Wiley.
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boxes and Mrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes,
at the Willard social bureau. is making
reservations also
Those who have taken boxes for
THE Cross Triumphant" are Mrs. C.
G. Glover, Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock
Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, Mrs. Carroll c.
Glover, ir.; Mrs. Guy d. Goff, Mrs
Henry w. Fitch, Mrs. William G. Rives
Mrs. Edward b. Meigs. Mrs John Ruth
erford, Mrs John Hays Hammond, Mrs
Sidney G. Cloman. Mrs b. H. Buck
ingham. Mrs. Mccormick -Goodhart,
Mrs Louis rockingham, Mrs. Thomas
Bell Sweeney, Mrs. Minnigerode An
drews. Mrs. George Cecil, Mrs Alfred
Pembroke Thorn, Mrs Walter r. Tuck
erman, Mrs, Eugene Meyer and Mrs.
Rhinelander.
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University Women Tea
Hostesses Announced

The American Association u Uni
versity Women win have as the hostess
a. the Monday tea Mrs. Alan Gray,
the assisting hostess from the hospital
sty committee, Mrs Howard IS. Leroy,
has planned for the pre~tea bridge
tables. which will be cleared al 4.SO
o'clock in order that an informal social
time may be enjoyed during the tea
hour when others drop IN for q chat.
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Dinners In Compliment
To Guests IN ScbaJ,,L

The Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ufF and Mrs. Seymour Lowman viii be-
the honor guests ct dinner Tuesday of
the Commissioner Of Prohibition and
Mrs; James N. Doran. who viii entertain
III their new home. 3iSS o street, THE
guests viii include administrators of
prohibition.
Miss Grace Mclean entertained at the
Club st. Marks. followed by a matinee
party. yesterday. In compliment 20 Mis-,
Mary Beasley. daughter of MFR. and Mrs
BeaSley, whose marriage to Mr. Reginald
Harrison Pledger viii take place july 81.
Mrs, Dan Sutherland entertained a
small company informally az dinner
"Wednesday evening at the Grace Dodg,
Hotel.
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Miss Rittenhouse Plans
To Honor House Cues,

Miss Beverly Rittenhouse has as her
house guest Miss Anne Garter Jones of
Richmond Miss Rittenhouse will enter
tain at n bridge party tomorrow for
her house guests, when the party will
include Miss Lillian Latimer, Miss
Carolyn Jackson Miss Mary Martha
Wrenn. Miss Sophia neale. Miss Flor
ence Beale, Miss Ruth Richards and
Mrs E NJ. Dingley. u.
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land. Ohio, and their children. Doris,
Richard and James. have arrived at
the Mayflower from Atlantic City. They
are returning to Cleveland next week.
Mrs. Margaret Duffy, Miss Marie
Duffy, Miss Loretta Kelly and Miss
Mary Faris of Cincinnati are at the
Grace Dodge Hotel while making an
extended stay in Washington.
Miss Angela Hicks has returned to
her home from Buffalo. where she was
the guest for fortnight of Miss Lor-
College.
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Party Motoring TO Home
N Mr.. John Hays Hammond

Mr., James William BRYAN. Mr.
Lawrence b, Campbell. Mr. Henry 4.
SWEETHEART. Mr., Graham Michel ana Mr.
Garter Field viii motor to Gloucester.
Mass, today, where they win be- the
guests Of Mr.. John Hays Hammond.
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MISS PHOEBE Q. QU1NBY,
Daughter of Mrs. Duncan L. Cameron, spending
tho Midsummer at the Hot Springs
Underwood Fhoo
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the Sick" At night. the. Rev. Lee
Andrews viii speak.
The october meeting Of the Cen
trail Indiana Christian Institute
will be held at 223 E. Henry St.,
Tuesday night at 2 o'clock. B. L.
Allen will talk on "How We Got
Our Bible"
At the University Heights y. B.
Church Sunday morning, E. T.
Albertson, general secretary of the
Council of Religious Education In
the State, will speak on ""The
Growing Life Installation OF
Sunday school officers and promo
ton of classes will be held at the
Sunday school hour. At night, the
Rev. M. F. Wolverton, pastor, will
speak on 1.-THE Turning of the
Tide"
The Rev. Edmond Kerlin OF the
First Evangelical Church will speak
in the morning on New Uses for
Old Materials" A sacred song Serv-
ice will be held at night. Frank
M. W.;Jeffery, attorney, will talk to
the Christian EndeaVor Society at
2 p. m. on Christian Citizenship. "
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Tomorrow will be Promotion day
in the Fairview Presbyterian Bible
School, E. H. K. McComb, super
intenednt. A special program will
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ming the subject will be {"
Every Man Should Live the I
Way" Mrs. Clifton j. HirscfS
will play the moremba in the
ming service.
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ministry for some time, are max
ing plans either to build perma-
nent meeting place, or secure one
already built. Plans are being
formed and an incorporation has
been effected toward. that end.
Il Sunday, Sept. 80. DR.. Holzer
breaches at l0:30 a. m. on the
subject Three Views Of Gods
Love-" At 1880 p. M, he speaks on
The Second Coming Of Christ
from Genesis to Revelations"
Thursday the city wide Bible
class meets at Parlor A, when DR..
Holzer will give an exposition on
"Paul'S Epistle to the Ephesians."
Goods Plan for My Life" and
1.-THE Three Births of Man" will be
the themes of the Rev. Ambrose
Aegerter of the Beville Avenue
Evangelical Church.
The Rev. Forest A. Reed of the
BrookSide United Brethren Church
viii speak in the morning on, The
Winning Sunday School and THE
Third Commandment" at night.
DR.. Lewis Brown at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church Sunday morning
will start a series Of sermons on
the general theme of 1.-THE Ten
Commandments Is the Light of
Modern Times" Tomorrow's sub
ject will be THE Supremacy Of
God"
"The Supreme Court of Chris
tianity" and Loves Marvellous
Achievement" are the Sunday sub
jects Of the Rev, william Talbot
Jones Of the Edwin Ray M. E.
Church.
At the Madison Avenue Method
list Episcopal Church, the Rev. E.
T Jewett. newly appointed pastor,
will preach his first sermons. In
the morning he will talk on The
Relation Of Faith to Progress" A
special Epworth League service will
be held at night.
Train Up or Grow Up" will be
the morning theme Of the Rev. L.
c. E. Fackler at st. Matthew Luth-
eran Church. At night. Giving God
His Own" which is an illustrated
lecture.
The Rev. Homer c. Boblitt OF the
Linwood Christian Church will
preach In the morning on Heal
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be held. At the 10:45 a. m. morn
ing worship, DR.. Edward Haines
Kistler speaks on IAN Ancien
Scientists Faith" and Dewitt S.
Morgan of the Arsenal Tech facul-
ty will be the tenor soloist.
The Rev. Allen K. Trout, Bethle-
hem Lutheran Church will have as
his sermon subject Sunday morn
ing Baptism" Vespers will be
held Sunday evening at the First
English Lutheran Church, Rev. j..
Earl Spaid will deliver the sermon.
The First United Presbyterian
Church will have 1.-THE Cleaning of
the Temple" as a communion
meditation Sunday morning. Jesus
and Prayer" will be the theme of
the evening sermon by the Rev.
E. A. Daum, pastor.
At the First Lutheran Church
at 10:45 a. M, the Rev. j. Earl
Spaid will preach on the subject
"The Unity of the Church. At
8 o. M, at the Union Lutheran
vespers, his subject will be 1.-THE
Mystery of Goodness" This will be
the concluding service of a series
that has lasted for three months,
participated in by all the United
Lutheran Church congregations Of
the city. These churches are:
Christ, Pleasant View, Bethlehem,
Gethsemane, Ebenezer, ST. Marks,
Bethany and First.
At the First Moravian Episcopal
Church, Twenty-Second st. and
Broadway, the preacher at IL a. m.
and at 7:45 p. m, will be the Rev.
Arthur E. Francke of the Moravian
Church at Stapleton, Staten Island,
New York.
The First Moravian Sunday
school will celebrate Rally day on
Sunday morning at 9:45 with ap-
propriate exercises. including a spe-
cial program for the promotion of
scholars. Charles F. Null is the
superintendent of the school.
Rev. E. T. Howe, pastor of the
Unity Methodist Protestant Church
will speak in the morning on "Sal-
walton Through Faith and in the
evening "The Seven Churches in
Asia"
The Rev. Robert M. Selle will
preach on Great Is Your Reward"
in the morning worship service at
the Riverside Park M. E. Church.
THE Acceptable Year of the Lord"
will be the sermon subject at the
evening service. Reports will be
made by the leaders of the depart
ments of the church concerning the
work Of the past conference year.
The Rev. Gerald L. K. Smith,
pastor OF the University Place
Christian Church, announced today
that the church has secured serv-
ices of Floyd Jones, tenor soloist,
for evangeliStic services at the
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AT the Broadway Evangelical
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The Rev. Victor B. Hargitt at the
Brightwood Methodist Church will
speak in the morning on God Is
Father" At night, 1.-THE Better
Part"