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Weslaco
TEA COMPLIMENTS
BRIDE-ELECT

Mesdames ID. z. Kirgan, 7. w
Glass, and v. r. Myers were joint
hostess at a tea Saturday after
noon complimenting Miss Gertie
Whitehurst, whose engagement 10
Mr.. Floyd Langford has been an
nounced for June. Others OF the
receiving line were Mesdames V. G.
Thompson and 3. L. SAMSON OF
Santa Maria.
Mrs. w. +. Powell and Mrs. L.
w. Yates presided at the tea table,
assisted by Misses Katherine Err
win. Thelma Gound, and Donna
Clark. Mrs. M. F. Anderson as
sisted in the DINING room.
A pretty color scheme Of pink
and lavender was used in the
floral decorations, which consisted
OF gladioli roses and larkspur, and
the refreshments.
Mrs. Newell Waters sang several
lovely songs and Mrs. L. M. Vigness
of La Feria and Mrs. George Hof-
fer gave several piano selections.
About one hundred and fifty
guests were received during the
afternoon.
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Homecoming Dance
For Students Plan

HARLINGEN, May 22.-The Los
Amigos social Clue III a business
session held last night at the Wo-
mans Building planned a special
dance 10 be given June 3 on the
roof Of the Aztec Inn at San Be-
nito. The evening VIII be a home
coming for college students.
Albert Hervey Is N charge OF
Arrangements.
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SUNDAY II MEMBERS
Enjoy PICNIC

Members OF the Union Sunday
school motored to Lake Olmito
Sunday where they spread a pic
mic lunch.
Those making the trip were
MesSrs. and Mesdsmes Davis Wood
and daughters. Ewin Woods and
children. Lee Woods and sons. Roy
Haney and sons, Slayton and IA
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WOAIEN'S CLUB
ELECTS

The Business and Professional
Women held their regular weekly
meeting and luncheon al the Cor
tez Hotel Tuesday noon.
Officers were elected for the COM
ing year as follows. Mrs. i. 9.
Cressner, President, Mrs. Alma
Fort. Vice President. Mrs. Rather
Inc Kaufman. recording secretary;
Miss Roberta Baker. corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Marie Graperhaus,
treasurer.
Delegates for the Valley Con-
vention are Mrs. r. G.. Cressner,
Mrs. Wave Stebbins. and Mrs. Oar
Ratlif. A~lternates Mrs. Tellisoni
Mrs. Alma Fort, and Miss Mable
Baker.
PERSONALS
Mrs. j.. II. Beasley left Tuesday
for Temple where she will spend
several weeks.
Revered D. H. Truhitte returned
Saturday from New Orleans where
he attended the Southern Baptist
convention.
Mrs. S. v. Brandon was called to
Austin one day last week on ac-
count Of the illness Of her father.
A report from him Monday said
that he was no better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hankal spent
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Valley Society
Telephone z
Telephone z

Saturday in Harlingen visiting
friends.
F. P. Archer and sister, Mrs. @.
K. Ferguson left Tuesday for TEN
pie where they will spend several
days.
Mrs. Roy Kendel returned Sun
day from Temple where she visited
with friends fer three weeks.
Mrs. u. <. Baker Of San Antonio
Is visiting her sister Mrs. r. z.
SnodgraSS.
The T.. o. Garrett family left
Saturday for Boca Chica where
the will make their home this
summer.
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THREE CIRCLES HOLD
JOINT MEETING

The three circles Of the Bap-
fist Missionary Society met at the
home of Mrs. j. II. Couch. The pro-
gram was in charge Of Mrs. Bob
Hankal. The subject Of the pro-
gram was Love and Life"
Those taking part on the pro-
gram we're Mesdames Or. HAYS,
Bob FTankal. w. "A. Blackand. y. H.
Couch. Refreshments were served
To twelve members and mi visitor
Mrs. c. 3. Sutton of Beaumont.
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mily, r. l.. Smith and family, Al
bert Morrow and children, L. M.
Williams and daughters Misses
Bell and Grace and Miss Margaret
Marchbanks, Mr.. and Mrs. Lump
kin and son Ewin, Mrs. Lizzie Crum
and children, Ike Cakes and Mr..
and Mrs. d. G. S.allings.
PERSONALS
Ralph Lanier accompanied by
Misses Elizabeth isazel and Dollie
Mae Robbins of Rivera spent Sun
Gay here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Bourne
and Miss Elizabeth Armistead spent
Sunday in San Perlita with Mrs
Bournes parents Mr. and Mrs. J
r. SprOuse.
Miss Margaret Marchbanks wa
a week end guest c. Misses Bel
and Grace Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeford Wilson Of
Brownsville were all day guests al
the home Of their mother Mrs. Alice
Wilson.
Misses nellie Sprouse, Lois vii.
son and Helen West attended !
swimming party in Harrington Sat.
urday given by the Home Economic:
class Of Lvford high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. o. Bourne anc
children Of Santa Rosa were al
day guests of Mrs. 7. p. Bourne anc
Miss Marie Armstrong Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dofd and daughter.
Of Primera callers at the KarI
H.. Duddlesten hoMe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Morris left
Saturday for San Antonio to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Words anc
daughters spent Sunday with rela-
tives in Rio Grande City.
Mrs. Albright and daughter
Clarice OF Corpus Christi are guest.
Of Mrs. Albright sister Mrs. Lee
Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry King anC
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Cakes and children spent Sunday
with relatives in Primera.
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Three acres Of pole beans and
three acres of Irish potatoes
brought a gross return o. 81 100 IL
1929 to A. q. SclElan, BeckVille
Tex. farmer.
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BULLETIN

First figures. lowest temperature
last night: second. highest yester-
day; third. wind velocity at 8 a. m
fourth. precipitation IL last "a
hnr,rc
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

Meeting, Kit Carson women's Relief
Corps. Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Club House, 1915 L street. pm,
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mountain, had been virtually completed,
and that a committee of Is Atlanta
citizens was being formed to take over
direction of the project
Complete accord with the project Of
Mayor-elect James L. Key for the City
of Atlanta to supervise completion of
the project was announced by the
venable family, owners of the mountain,
and @. F. Willis. president of the
Stone Mountain Memorial Association.
Borglum, who came here from Rapid
City, S. D., several days ago, announced
he will leave Atlanta Sunday night. soon
after he has outlined his plans for
resumption of the memorial project to
a mass meeting of Atlanta citizens.
These plans, he said, contemplate
increasing the size of the original
figures in the memorial group, and in
making Stone Mountain the central
project in gigantic park system which
would include Kenesaw Mountain
battlefield and the Peach Tree Greek
battlefield of Atlanta.
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Fort Myer was thrown into an up
rear of confusion yesterday when 1t was
learned that a sentry had commander
I'd an Army automobile and driven away
with prisoner he had been assigned
to guard.
The sentry, Pvt. John Flynn of
Battery A, 10th Field Artillery, was
armed with service revolver and at
tired in regulation khaki uniform when
he drove away from the Fort Myer
stable in the afternoon in a small coupe.
He was accompanied, by Pvt. Robert e.
Edison, 26 years old, of Taylors Valley,
Va. Edison was attached to the 5lst
Coast Artillery until he was sent to the
guardhouse for desertion some six
months ago.
Several other soldiers were lettering
around the stable when Flynn drove
up. opened the door OF his car. permit
ted Edison to step in and then sped
away in the direction of Washington.
District police Immediately were
asked to be on the lookout for the fugi-
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fORGER'S FREEDOM
!. PLOT DISCOVERED
Warden Checks Court Writ
and Is Informed 1t Is
Spurious.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY tns AshotlhtEo FtesS.
LEAvENWoRTH, Kans.. September
s.-Hays Van Gorder, forger extraordi-
nary who once escaped from the Fed
eral Penitentiary here by means of
forged documents, attempted to gain
his freedom again yesterday by having
bogus court writ demanding his
presence in. Duluth. Mimi, delivered to
Warden T. b. White.
The warden said the purported writ
bore the forged signature of Judge Will
liam A, Cant of the Minnesota Federal
District Court White became suSpi-
cious and telegraphed the court clerk,
who replied the writ was spurious.
Prison officials then searched Van
Gorder and found on him two long
knives two handcuff keys. an imitation
pistol, made of wood, with metal pipe
for barrel; pepper and finely ground
tobacco, razor blade and so cents in
change.
1t is believed the prisoner intended
70 use the pepper and tobacco to blind
the guard who would have accompanied
him on the trip TO Duluth had not the
plot been discovered.
The Department of Justice was noti-
fed and will investigate the manner in
which the writ was delivered TO the
warden White said he could not ex-
plain how the paper got in his mail.
Van Gorder escaped from the peni-
tantiary March 2, 1929, on forged writ
of habeas corpus and three court or
ders, purported to have been from the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
at Topeka.
seventeen days later he was arrested
at Milan. Mo. for forging money or
GERS and recognized by postal authori-
ties as the convict they believed was
still in prison.
Van Gorder is serving a term Of 40
years for various forgeries and VIOLA
lions of the postal laws.
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PLANS TO RECALL
BORGLUM PROGRESS
Sculptor May Resume Stone Noun
tain Work on Grander Scale
Than Before. :.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, September s.
Gutzon Borglum may resume work on
the Stone Mountain Confederate Me-
mortal ION grander scale than ever
before"
The Atlanta Journal said yesterday
that negotiations for the rcturn of
Borglum, who directed the first carving
of the Confederate group on the
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LEGS" DIAMOND DENIES
HIS GANG REJECTED HIM
New York Gangster, Under Arrest
in Germany, Awaits Action of
Prussian Authorities.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
AIx-LA-CHAPELLE, Germany, Sep
TENDER SACK Legs" Diamond New
York gangster under arrest here, is
more indignant at cabled reports from
the New York Police that ne went to
Europe because his gang was fed up"
with him than at his detention here.
He said the reports were not true
The American consul advised police
here that the authorities of neither
Washington nor New York were in
terested IN arrest Of Diamond nor his
extraditlon anywhere. II Is now for
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While the great organ was accom-
panying the choir during the Mag
nificat" in service in ST. Paul's Ca
thedral, London. recently. it went out
of action and the organist had to
descend hurriedly and finish the ac-
compartment on an emergency piano.
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the Prussian ministry TO decide the
gangster's fate, This probably will
involve negotiations between the en-
baSsy and the German foreign ONCE to
insure his return to the United States
since no other country is expected to
allow him to enter there.
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SENTRY SEXES ARMY MOTOR
AND LEAVES WITH PRISONER
Guard and Man in Custody Desertion Charge Flee
From Fort Myer.

, tives. while a detail Of soldiers was sent
on the trail of the men in another ma
chine
Officials declared this was the most
daring escape in the history Of the post.
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married recently in the open air at
Lumley Den, Scotland, where they first
met while cycling, enjoyed their honey
moon on an old-feshioned tandem BIZ
cycle
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U. s. Studies Slate Roofs.
ey the AssociatetI Press,

BY the Associated Press.
What weathering agents are most
destructive to slate roofs and what
qualities in slate resist these agents
are being studied by the Bureau Of
Standards.
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Card party. Women's Benefit Asso-
ciation Club. 1850 Massachusetts, ave-
nue., tomorrow, Sis pm.
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FUTURE.

Card party, Walker Hill Dairy 53C
Seventh street southeast. $3.50 pm.
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Dinner, Central Methodist Church,
Nd, 5 to 8 pm.
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Capitals Official Family
Greatly Depleted During
National Holiday Period
President Joins Mrs. Hoover at Rapidan Camp.
Other Notables Have Own Special
independence Day Programs.

Capital officials the brief
holiday end the Secretary OF the Treasury Mr. Mel
Fourth President Hoover joined Mrs Hoover in
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs
Wilbur occupied the cabinet camp within two miles OF the
and will be joined Cincinnati
Longwoh and their daughter Paun Washing
however not deserted on independence
day. here for the holiday than went away.
possibility will be able to the
First Lady
during they lived in Washington Mrs
her normal health
presidential time
guests with her for day at
Mr. Allan Hoover spent time with her
before his at Perth Aboy N j. and
with his father at the White House Sunday when the Che
Executive unable to join his family at Rapidan
Herbert jr last celebrated the fifth
their wedding June g. their marriage having taken
of California
of the Summer that kept them here The
Castle home Mrs John Henderson
any guests they
the before going her Summer home at Bar
swimming elsewhere There
beaches the Potomac and nearby rivers well as Chesa
itself entirely out OF reach
for the swimming pools in Washington and its
envronS comparatively few.
F. installed pool their place,
Rockville entertained guests almost of the
Parsons Erwin, who have
pool on their place Abremont overlooking
Erwin to their Summer home Mackinac
aers mother Mrs Delos Bodge has had
enthusiast became adept last
Miami and not only excellent swimmer but
clever diver well.
among their guests recently the
Longworh the verb fan for aquatic
Thumb" golf course built and opened this Summer
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Spanish Envoy, Absent,
Will Return Next Week
Plans Trip by Way of Canadian Rockies Other
Prominent Diplomats Arranging Programs
for Summer Vacation.

Holland. Their son, Mr.. Robert Dudley
van Royen, is studying in Holland and
will be with his parents during their
stay. Their other son, Mr.. j. H. H. van
Royen, jr., who is attache of the lega-
ton, will remain in Washington.
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Recinos are spending a few
days in Atlantic City, where they went
Thursday.
The Minister of Nicaragua, Senior DR..
Don Juan B. Sacasa, has been joined In
Philadelphia by Sonora de Sacasa and
their daughter, Senorita Maria Sacasa,
who will return with him to the Capital
the first of the week.
The charge d'affaires Of Chile, Senor
Don Oscar Blanco Viel, will return to
Washington tomorrow from Towanda
Pa, where he has been the house guest
for several days of the United States
Minister to Siam, Mr.. David kaufman
The first secretary of the German
embassy and Frau Leitner have gone to
Blue Ridge Summit, where most of the
embassy staff are established for the
Summer. The two members of the
staff remaining at the embassy in
Washington are Herr Emil L. Baer, FIRST
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
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(Underwood

The Ambassador of Spain, Senior Don
Alexandra Padilla y Bell, with his
son and daughter, Senior Don Ramon
Padilla and Senorita Rosa Padilla, is
spending the week end in San Diego,
Calf. They will return to Washington
next week by way of the Canadian
Rockies.
The Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron will
go to New York next week and are ex-
pected to sail July II for Germany.
They are now at Gibson Island. where
they leased a cottage for few weeks.
The Ambassador of Poland, M. Tytus
Filipowiz, will go to New York Thurs
day from Newport, and will sail the
following day to join Nine. Filipowic2
in their home in Poland. The envoy
and Nine. Filipowicz will not return to
this country until Autumn.
The Minister of Panama, Senior DR.
Don Ricardo j. Alfaro, who is with his
family at Ogonquitt, Me-, will return to
Washington Tuesday to spend a fort
night. He will then rejoin his family
at the resort.
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Mime. van Royen will leave Washington
Tuesday for New York and will sail the
following day to spend f&e Summer tr
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Senator and Mrs. BOrah Pass
Week End in Atlantic City
Temporary Absence Follows Adjournment of
Congress-Prominen Legislators and Others
in Official Life in Personal Mention.

Anne Wyant will spend the month Of
August at Barnstable, on Cape Cod,
with her cousin, Miss Polly Cooke,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Cooke.
Representative and Mrs. Wyant plan
to go to California later in the Summer
for visit.
The chief of staff, Gen. Charles p.
Summerall, is on an inspection tour in
the South and will not return to WASH
ington for about three weeks. Mrs.
Summerall is remaining at their
quarters at Fort Myer.
The surgeon general of the Navy, Rear
Admiral Charles Edward Riggs, viii
leave Washington in about a fortnight
to visit his mother, Mrs. Joseph Riggs,
in her home in Iowa. Mrs. Riggs and
their little family will remain in WASH
ington.
Mrs. Seth w. Richardson, wife of the
Assistant Attorney General, and their
little daughter, Martha, have returned
to Washington from Chatham, N. j.,
where they we're guests of the formers
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred T. Sergeant. ~.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr.. Seymour Lowman, and his daugh-
ter. Miss Catherine Lnwman, will re-
Continued on Page 4, Column g.
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Engagement Announced
For Wedding August 9

Lieut.. Col. and Mr. William H. Glen
denim have announced the engagement
of their daughter Edith Campbell to
Mr.. Edward Canning Stahl, son of Mr..
and Mrs. H A. Stahl of New York. The
wedding will take place Saturday, Au-
gust 9, at Greystone, the estate of
her grandparents, the late Col and
Mrs. S. E. Chamberlin, near Paeonian
Spring, Va, which is now occupied by
Miss Clendenin's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward M. Chamberlin.
Col. and Mrs. Clendenin have many
friends here, where they have been fire.
uuent visitors and spent several VIM
tiers. Col. Clendenin is now on duty at
the Oklahoma Agricultural and Me-
chanical College, at saltwater, Okla.
and, with Mrs Clendenin and their
daughter, will be guests Of Mrs. Glen
DENNIS brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward M. Chamberlin al
Greystone this month and until after
the wedding.
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Wedding of Interest
In Judiciary Circle
Event of Yesterday
Miss Isabel S. Lamberton
Becomes Bride of Mr.. Jen-
nings Bailey. Jr.-Many
Notable Nuptial Ceremo-
MES Scheduled.

A wedding of unuual interest in
judiciary circles took place yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock when Miss Isabel
Steadman Lamberton, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. Paulding Lamberton, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Jennings Bailey,
jr, son of Justice Jennings Bailey Of
the District of Columbia Supreme
Court. The ceremony was performed
at Anbrin, Summer home of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. Harry Morris Cla-
baugh, in Taneytown, Carroll County,
Md; the Rev. Arthur Plallko, rector
of Episcopal Church at Blue Ridge
Summit, Pa, officiating. The home had
pretty arrangement of cut flowers,
palms and ferns and a string orchestra
played for the wedding and reception
which followed.
The bride was given in marriage by
iler father and she wore q gown Of
eggshell color satin with long train.
Her tulle veil was edged with family
rosepoint lace and she carried a small
bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Miss Pansy Boomer, cousin of the
bride, was maid of honor, wearing q
gown of yellow organdie with pic
ture hat and slippers TO match, and
earring an arm bouquet of vari-colored
Continued on Page 4, Column ID
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Senator and Mrs. William E. Borah
are spending the week end in Atlantic
City. They will leave for their home
at Boise, Idaho at the close of the
extra session, which will convene to-
morrow.
Senator and Mrs. Felix Hebert and
their daughter Miss Katherine Hebert,
have closed their apartment in the
Wardman Park Hotel and gone to their
home at West Warwick, r. l., where
they have joined the other children for
the remainder of the Summer. Senator
Hebert will return early this week.
Senator and Mrs. Carl Hayden of
Arizona have given up their apartment
and were at the Dodge Hotsl until Con-
gress adjourned. Mrs. Hayden has
started to their home in Phoenix.
Mrs. Wyant. Miss Anne Wyant and
Mr.. Adam Wyant, jr.. wife and children
of Representative Adam Wyant, &C
companied by Mrs. Wyant's brother, Mr.
Edmond S Doty, have gone to their
home at Greensburg, Pa. Representa-
tive Wyant remained in their apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel until Con-
greSs adjourned.
Mr.. Adam Wyant, jr., will pass the
month of July with James j. Davis, jr.,
son of the Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
James J. Davis, at Ventnor, IN. j. Miss
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Chief Executive Due
To Return to Capital
Late This Afternoon
Mrs. Hoover May Accom-
pany Him-Vice President
Back in City-Notes of
Interest Relating to OFF,
cial Folk.

The President is expected to return to
Washington late this evening and 1t is
probable that the First Lady, who has
been at Rapidan for some time, will re-
turn with him. The Chief Executive
and Mrs. Hoover have had with them
for the holiday at the camp the Assist
ant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Da-
vid S. ingalls,, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Sulli-
van, and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. New
ton and their young son, Mr.. John Mar
shall Newton.
The Vice President, Mr. Charles Cur
It's, has returned to Washington from
Ocean City, N. j., where he went to de-
liver an address. He made the trip by
motor and was accompanied by the Rev.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery, chaplain
of the Senate and Mrs. Montgomery.
The Attorney General, Mr.. William
De Witt Mitchell, and the Secretary OF
Commerce, Mr.. Robert Patterson La
mont, are expected to return to Wash
ington this evening from Watch Hill, r.
l., where they have been the guests Tor
several days of the Assistant Secretary
(Cor '-ued on --aee 2, Column 81
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Wedding Set for Tomorrow
of Interest to Society

A wedding of unusual interest in
Washington will take place tomorrow
in the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
when Miss Katherine Taliaferro Con-
way. daughter of Mrs. Herbert A. Smith
of Washington and the late Mr.. John
Moncure Conway of Virginia, will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Madison G. Mich
olson, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
G. Nicholson of Athens, Ga. The bride
will be given in marriage by her STEP
father, Mr.. Herbert A. Smith, and the
ceremony will be followed by a dinner
for the families at the home of the
brides cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Taliaferro. Mr. Taliaferro is a brother
of the former Commissioner, Mr.. Sidney
Taliaferro.
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Mrs. w. S. B. Bosanquet
to Spend Summer In u. S

Mrs. w. s. B. Bosanquet. daughter of
former President Grover Cleveland, &C
companied by her daughters, Miss
Marion Bosanquet and Miss Phillips
Bosanquet, are spending the Summer
with the formers mother, Mrs. Thomas
j. Preston, jr., at Intermont, Tam
worth, N. H. Mrs. Bosanquet and her
children arrived in Boston from Eng
land Monday, June 80, on the Cedric.
Mr.. Bosanquet will join his family in
this country later in the season. Mrs.
BneanQuet was formerly Miss Esther
Cleveland and was born in the White
House.