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Chapter WIZ Meet

Catherine Merrill tent No. 9,
Daughters Of Union Veterans Of
Civil War. will hold a business
meeting at 7:3O Monday night at
512 North Illinois street, followed
by a program in observance of
Grand Army Day Mrs. John Essex
Will be chairman
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MONDAY

Grandeur and Misery Of Vic
tory" will be the subject Of the
meeting Of the Monday Conversa-
ton Club, with Mrs. John S. Wright,
1880 North Pennsylvania street as
the hostess. Topics will be given by
Mrs. Ellen G. Furbee and Mrs. E. H.
<. McComb.
Oliver Perry Morton chapter
Daughters Of the Union, will meet
at the Antlers.
Mrs. Howard Meeker, $40 East
Fifty-sixth street, will be hostess
fcr the meeting of the Review Club,
with Mrs. Robert Elliott in charge
of the program. Mrs. Roy Balm and
Mrs. Robert Patterson will review,
respectively, Rogers THE Fine Art
of Reading" and Anthony's Eliza
beth"
Let Us Be Gay" by Crothers,
will be reviewed by Mrs. Roy Cor
ton, at the meeting of the Sc
same Club, to be at the home of
Mrs. Lester M. Poarch, 4241 Gull
ford avenue.
Vincent c. L. S. c. Club will meet
at the Fletcher American National
bank. with the program by Mrs.
Charles Paisback and Mrs j. 1,
Hoffman.
Mrs. Charles Showalter, 1873 Les
ley avenue, will entertain members
of the New Era Club, assisted by
Mrs. Roy Horne. Officers will be
elected, and Mrs Mae Brooks Miller
will give talk on Historical
Points of Indianapolis"
Ladies night will be observed by
the indianapolis Literary Club at
the meeting in the clubrooms at the
D. A. r. chapter house. f. H
Kemper McComb will speak on
Side Lights on a job"
Irvington Woman's Club will meet
with Mrs. Bertram Day, 46 Audubon
place, j. ~ad of with Nc. W. H.
InsIey. Mrs. T. C. Wesenberg will
read q group of inai poems.
TUESDAY
Election Of officers will be held
by the Fortnightly Literary Club at
the PropylGeum. Mrs. John r.
Curry will give the program, and
tea will be served.
Meridian Heights Inter Sc Club
will hold an open meeting at the
home Of Mrs. A. M. Movie. 4167
Broadway. Mrs. GinO A. Ratti will
speak on "a Home in Italy"
Heyl Study Club will meet in the
club rooms at the Rauh Memorial
library. Two papers will be given by
Mrs. Franklin McCray and Mrs.
c. H. Hardy.
Independent Social Club will meet
with the Indianapolis Council OF
Women.
Mrs. Mark Reasoner, 920 North
Campbell avenue, will entertain
members of the Irvingto Home
Study Club Mrs. George c. Bos-
ley will talk on Religious Books of
Former Days, and Radio Sermons. :"
Mrs, Austin Clifford will be
hostess to the meeting of the Alpha
ct Latreian Club. Mrs. c. Sew
erin Buschmann will speak on HUI
mainly Uprooted."
Irvington Chautaqua Club will
meet with Mrs. William Baum, Will
Iiams creek, wit hthe program by
NIsr. Charles Darsie.
Mrs. Martin McDermott, 1888
Washington boulevard, will be
hostess to the Proctor Club. Mrs.
J. J. Price will speak on "St. Mein-
RAIDS Abbey"
WEDNESDAY
Colleges and universities of the
United States will be the subject
for the meeting of the AMIGA club,
which will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Richards, 1927 Dewey
avenue. The program is in charge
of NIesdames r. E. Spiege1 and j. A.
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pitchin supper in connection with
their Court Of Awards.
Troop AZ will hold their Court of
Awards at 7 April 10 at the HaW-
thorne social service house.
Troop 80 is having a Mother,
Father and Daughter banquet with
their Court of Awards at $50 April
6 at Third Christian church, Broad
way and Seventeenth street Mrs.
Clayton Ridge member of the
speakers bureau, will be the speaker
Of the evening.
Miss Elizabeth Downtown Of the
Teachers college will talk on Bird
Finder Merit Badge at 10 April 6
at thu Girl Scout Office Miss Stella
Moellering of the Indianapolis
Power and Light Company will pre-
sent Cook and Housekeeping, :"
April 10.
Troop 40 entertained their moth
ers at their Court of Awards. Friday.
with the following program: For
nation, orchestra selections. read
ing by Mary Lou Over, tap dancing
by Marguerite Funkhauser. Badges
were presented afterward by the
ieutenants.
Section II of the high school
group had its meeting last Thurs
day night at the library Of the
Board of Trade building. The meet
ing started with a supper at $50 p.
m. Plans are being made for work
on one merit badge. The next meet
ing will be announced later.
About 500 Girl Scouts were at
DellWood Friday to take part in the
tree planting activity The Girl
Scout Office staff was assisted by
the captains in aiding the girls to
pass various outdoor tests such as
fire building, map making, tent
pitching, and nature work. Each
girl was given the opportunity to
plant five Seed-walnuts on the part
Of the camp laid out for the Girl
Scout arboretum. The afternoon was
spent in playing games, singing
longs, and the finale was a treasure
hunt.
Section l of the high school group
will be made UP Of the following
troops: 8. s, 8, 90, o, %, 30, 81, SO,
36, 40, 49, As. As, AZ, AZ, SO. All high
school girls in these troops viii hold
their first meeting with Miss Adam
son at ! Friday. The captains will
be notified later where the group
viii meet.
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Aid SOcietm to lunch

Section D, Ladies' Aid society of
the Second Reform church, Pleas
ant avenue and Shelby street. will
give luncheon from II to
Wednesday at the church. Mrs.
H. F. Hawickhorst is in charge.
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Girl Scouts

New candidates are:
Betty Jane Dobbins. Troop -; Minnie
Lindsey Troop To- Lois Smith, Troop 49,
Margaret Grant, Helen Gose, Ethel Brick
ley, Mildred Lamel, Bernice Conner Troop
80, Eloise Osborne. Dorothy Johnson,
Troop II; Jean Oglesby, Troop i. Helen
Reuleaux, Troop 43; Lorna Marie Kenny.
Troop %
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Sorority Meeting Slated
Alpha chapter, Gamma Delta
Alpha sorority, will meet at 8 Mon
day at the Antlers.
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Photo by Platt.
Before her marriage last Sun
day, Mrs. Aaron Click was Miss
Annette L. Pritz, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. L. Pritz, SIT North Ri
ley street. Mr.. and Mrs. Click
are at home at 1923 Broadway.
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Troop 8 held Court OF Awards on
their second anniversary, March 25.
Mrs Huetter, who was instrumental
in starting the troop. presented the
badges. The girls presented patrol
and troop songs and formations and
dramatized the laws. A pep session
was conducted by Sarah Tyler.
leader Of patrol three.
IrOOp ! had q "Hnhhv Fair" and
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Jatho. pianist; Miss Helen higgins.
reader; Mrs. Laura Poland and
Dorothy Jatho, piano duet. Dr..
De Langlade, talk; John Fowler.
pianist; Mrs. Claude Stevenson of
the Stevenson School of Expression,
reading; Misses Dorothy. Geneva
and Thelma Jatho, piano trio; Mrs.
Laomi Gill, songs and, Mrs. Laura
Poland, pianist.
Washington chapter will meet
Wednesday evening with Miss Lii
Ian Holdermann, 3Ol5 North Penn
sylvania street Miss Verne Low
man and Miss Blanch SentOn are
assistant hostesses.
Mrs. John Starost is chairman
for bridge-tea, to be given by the
Brittany chapter at 100 Thursday
in the auditorium of the Banner
Whitehall furniture company. Res
e~yations may be made with Mrs.
Staros.
Toyama chapter elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing club
year: Miss Viola Turner, president,
Miss Edna Mae Smith, first vice
president; Miss Genevieve STATE,
second vice president; Miss Helen
StaroSt, recording secretary. Miss
Audrey Lee, corresponding secre-
tary, and Miss Lillian Starost,
treasurer.
Chez Fee chapter elected the fol-
lowing new officers: Miss Edna
Matthews, president; Miss Bobby
Wertz, president; Miss Edna
Fevrier, second vice president: Miss
Donovan Morris, recording secre-
tary; Miss Mary Stove. correspond
ing secretary: Miss Anne Bowen,
treasurer. The meeting was held
last week with Miss Bobby Wertz.
who entertained with a chop suey
dinner. Pajamas were worn by the
members who were seated at tables
decorated with Chinese characters
and lighted by candles. Spring
flowers were used for decorations.
Mrs. Artman's lecture was followed
by bridge.
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For the March Court of Awards
the different patrols of Troop 10
gave stunts.
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Opal Shell has offered Troop 3
the use of furnished cottage on
White river for outings this sum-
mer. The troop is planning a trip
to the cottage during the spring
vacation
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Girls invested as scouts this week
include
Mary Kinman, Troop IS; Joan Henry.
Mary Janet Mummert. Troop so. Suzanne
Grcgo.re, Janet Graham. Una Walker.
Harriet German, Troop IS. Madeline
Smith. Troop 40; Charlotte Crane, Mildred
ste an Troop 2.
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Pep Club to Entertain
Members of the Pep Club will
hold a theater party at 7:30
Wednesday night al the Palace
theater.
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Mrs. d. G. Lucas, a trained nurse,
and mother of one of the scouts in
Troop 2, gave a talk on health and
first aid to the troop.
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Make Talk
to Women

Indianapolis Business and Pro-
fesSional WomenS Club will hear
William Rainey Bennett. Chicago.
at the dinner meeting Thursday at
the Womans Department Club His
subject viii be The Man Who
Can"
Bennett is an eminent dramatic
orator. who is able, it is said. to
take abtruse psychological truths
and present them in such a way as
to make them vital. practical aids
to success. There are three great
tools for developing hidden powers,
according to Bennett. They are
Imagination, Will and conscience.
This theme will be developed in
his lecture.
Mrs. Adah o. Frost will preside
A musical program will be given by
Mrs. Mary Traub Busch, who viii
sing The Builder by Cadman, and
Children of Men, by Russell
During the dinner hour. Miss
Laura E. Hanna. chairman of the
educational committee. will sit at
the presidents table with her COM
mittee, Mrs. Gertrude M. Long. Mrs.
Elsa Huebner Olsen. Miss Louise
Mccarthy, Alice Siloway and Grace
A. Speer Miss Hanna will explain
the work of the committee and the
distribution Of scholarship loans.
This lecture marks the beginning
OF the last club group which has
been arranged by Miss Alice Ander-
son. chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Ruth Hilkene and Miss Louise Ford.
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Troop 5 Will hold its March
Court of Awards and Mother.
@sJhey and Daughter banquet, April
9 at $50 at Our Lady of Lourdes
la Oh.
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Troop "a is making Easter baskets
of different cOlOred crepe paper TO
make money for their troop.
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pitchin supper in connection with
their Court Of Awards.
Troop AZ will hold their Court of
Awards at April 10 at the Haw-
thorne social service house.
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Leaders Association will hold its
regular meeting April z at Sixteenth
and Delaware street. Fire preyen-
ton will be presented by the IN
dianapolis fire department officials
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Massachusetts, Mutual
Life Insurance Company

Richard H. Habbe Lee B. Smith
Malcolm NJ. Moore H. Edgar thinner
Donald r. Mcintosh Robert v Giand
Charles L. Nicholson George c. Schwier
P. r. McAnally Charles A. Scott
Thaddeus R. Baker L. Y. Schneider
Fannie Q. Graeter DR.. Martha Smith
/ G. Kahn Frank J. Cleland
Whitney w. Stoddard Bert c. McCamfnon
M. NJ Andrews William Chestnut
Roy Shields Ward H Hackleman
HdCkleman& Shields AGENCY
.
REPRssEnrtNe
Mas saChuSettS Mutual
Life Insurance Company
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Troop had a Hobby FAIR" and
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A new patrol called the Scarlet
Quill has been formed in Troop so
with Carol Langf1tt patrol leader
and Anita Cohen, corporal
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WEDNESDAY

Colleges and universities of the
United States will be the subject
for the meeting Of the AMIGA club,
which will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Richards, 1927 Dewey
avenue. The program is in charge
of NTesdames r. E. Spiege1 and j. A.
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and Mrs. L. M. Christie OF North wood
side, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Rowland
Miss Clancy, Or. @. A. Hopkins and Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Warren.
The marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs
Christie, the latter formerly Miss
Frances Stevens, took place In Kenil-
worth, ILL.,. the home OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Stevens,
the Rev. Herbert 4. Willett oficiating
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father. wore simple gown Of
blue georgette with q large collar Of
lace. Her blue hat was trimmed with
blue to match the dress and her kid
shoes also were blue. She carried an
arm bouquet OF white roses, white sweet
peas. delphinium and pink roses.
Her only attendant was Miss Kathe-
rine Stop. who was attired In pink geor-
gette and carried pink snapdragons and
delphinium. The best man was the
brother Of the bridegroom, Mr.. Milton
A. Christie. of Washington. The bride
attended Dana Hall in wellesley, Mass,
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SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson Give
Last Festivity of the Season to State.
Department. Personnel.

| Mrs. John wise Morse, win take place
| Saturday, was member Of the Navy
crew which won the intercollegiate race
in the regatta on the Hudson yester.
day. Ensign Paul SchOeni, who will
be one OF the ushers for Ensign Hunter,
was captain Of the winning crew, which
included two other usheYs for the wed-
ding, Ensign Albert Gray and Ensign
Edward steffanides.
Miss Brooks Joining
Mr.. and Mira. Stotesbury.
Miss Louise Brooks left washington
mother, MRS. Edward T. stotesbtiry, at
her home, Whitemarsh Hail, In Chest.
nut Hills. Pa.
Miss Brooks was the honor guest at
delightful Concordance given last
evening by Mrs. Arthur Macarthur for
her daughter. Miss Mary Elizabeth
Macarthur, ut the National Women's
Country Club. There were about 125
guests, o number being from out OF
town. The tables had graceful stand
ards Of Summer flowers and Japanese
old trees In the spacious lawn SUR
rounding the charming club house.
Among the guests from Baltimore
were Miss Patty Edmondston. Mr..
David Harrison, Mr.. Edward Clark, Mr..
Horace Peters and Mr.. Chester Morrow.
Miss Brooks was the guest Of Miss
Louise Harrison Gwynn, daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. william G. Gwynn, while
In Washington. Miss 0wynp viii join
Miss Brooks at Whitemarsh later In
| the month to attend the party MRS,
| Stotesbury will give for her grand
daughter June 30.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will sail today
on the Leviathan en- route to PoSman
Poland. to attend the unwilling OF a
monument to the late President Wilson
Mrs. Wilson will be accompanied by her
niece, Mrs. John Edward Moeltng.
Senior DR.. Don Luis O., ADelli, former
minister Of finance of Bolivia. who
arrived In New York few days ago
was met by Sonora de Abelli, who Is
remaining in that city with him until
they come to Washington Friday.
DR.. Abelli, who Is profound scholar
and noted for his financial judgment,
is considered for a post as minister.
Former Secretary Of the Navy Jo-
sephus Daniels of Raleigh, N. c., Is ct
the Willard for an indefinite stay.
MIR. and Mrs. George T'ully Vaughan
entertained at q dinner dance at the
Shoreham last evening for their grand
daughters. Miss Neville Crute and Mis-
Mary Crute.
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Mr.. Frederick H. Brooke, Col. stephen
LII. 6locum. y. 3. A., ana 0sneIs
formed o party Of men who left WASH.
in0ton today In q special car for Cam
ada. where they viii spend several weeks
in fishing and hunting.
Mrs. Brooke has closed their < street
residence and has gone to their SUM
naer home, at Nonquitt, Mass, for the
season.
Mrs. Charles @. Matthews was hostess
to o company Of 20 at luncheon yes
terday at the National Wonan's Coun-
try Club. entertaining In compliment to
Mrs. James H. Turner.
Mrs. John 3. Henderson will close
her home, on Sixteenth street. the FIRST
OF next week and 60 to her Summer
place, at Bar Harbor. for the season.
DR.. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyon
will entertain at an al fresco dinner
this evening In compliment to the
formers brother-in-law and sister, Mr
and Mrs. Murray Lyon.
DR.. and Mrs. Arthur Keith have re-
turned from Q motor trip to Columbia
and Charleston, 8. c., where they at
tended the meeting Of the American
chronological Society.
Mr.. and Mira Joseph Letter are es.
tablished In thk house at Lake Forest
ILL.,, which they have leased for the
Summer to be near their son, Mr.
Thomas Letter. who has entered bust
ness in Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Letter
will entertain large company Of young
people for several days over the week
end Of July IL for their daughter, Mis-
Nancy Letter, who Is recuperating from
the end Of last week. Mr.. Letters
nephew and niece, Mr.. Colin Campbell
jr and Miss Audrey Campbell. will be
among the guests at the house party
which will be given at the time Of the
polo season ct Onwentsia.
Mrs. John r. Williams, mother o.
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and the bridegroom Is O graduate of
Northwestern University and is q mem-
Der OF the Sigma Chi. MFR. and Mrs.
Christie ere visiting the formers par
ents rs . part Of their wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Royal Hol-
combe viii arrive In New York tomor-
row from Europe and win 90 to their
villa. Oak Haven. ct Newport, to spend
the Summer. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock
mother Of Mrs. Holcombe, was at Oak
Haven while opening her place, Hargi-
son House. ct Newport.
MRS. Ernest Temple Love. with her
two small children, Betty and Ernest
Temple Love, jr., is the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Heitrnul-
Ter, at 1907 Fourteenth street northwest
Mrs. Love will go later to Asbury
Park, N. j., where she viii act as hostess
and representative from New York at
the meeting Of her sorority.
Mrs. Clarence L. Roetschi is enter
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Or. and Mrs. Arthur @. Christie were
hosts ct dinner last evening, entertain
ing ut the Army and Navy Country
Club for their son and dalgilter.in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle VanDyke Christie,
whose marriage took place Saturday.
Others ct the dinner last evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Morris and DR..
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Mrs. Letter, win be q member OF the
house party and wiz remain there sonie
time.
Senor Enrique Coronado OF the edi-
torial division of the Pan.AnhericAn
union Is at the Shoreham Hotel, where
he has leased an apartment. Senior
Coronado Is the brother OF Senior Don
Jose M. Coronado, first secretary Of tbs
Colombian legation, who also lives ct
the ShorehaIn.
stratto1s- Johnston
Wedding This Morning.
The marriage Of Miss Hazel Hunter
Johnston, daughter Of Mr.. Samuel
| Hunter Johnston Of Scottdale, Pa. TO
Mr.. Orrey william Stratton took place
| this morning ct ii o'clock In the home
of the bride ut 1915 Sixteenth street,
| the Rev. s. b. Daugherty Of the United
| Brethren Church officiating.
! The bride wore gown Of beige chif-
| fon, q brown hat of horsehair braid
| trimmed with velvet to match the gown
and she had or. corsage bouquet OF
brown orchids and lilies OF the valley.
of honor, wearing O Powered chiffon
with O horsehair braid hat and Slip
pers in chartreuse matching the pre-
| dominating shade In the frock and
she had . corsage bouquet of johanna
Hill roses. Mr.. Charles r. Schoeneman
was the best man.
MIR. and Mrs. Stratton left for q
motor trip In Canada, after which they
viii make their home in Washington.
The brides going-Away costume was q
suiC Of skipper blue crepe with blue
slippers and hat to match.
The marriage Of Miss Wilhelmina
Laird Craighill, daughter Of the Rev.
| and Mrs. George Peyton Craighill Of
Leesburg, Va, TO Lieut.. Lucius Nash
Cron, son Of Lieut.. Col. and MRS. Anton
C. CrOn, viii take place this evening
at 8 o'clock In st. James Church at
Leesburg.
A reception will follow in the garden
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Miss Coldenberg Bride
Last Evening Of Br. Baum.
The marriage Of Miss Louise 0olden-
berg, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Goldenberg, TO Mr.. Martin j. Baum, son
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Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Henley Carter, Of
The Plains, Va, announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Harriet Down
man, to Mr.. Lomax dwathmey, son Of
Mrs. Gwathmey and the late Mr.. Tay.
1oe Gwathmey Of Norfolk, Va.
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q u. home Of the BRIDES parents n

@~3@o@1ASs
The marriage. OF Miss Ann Feast
0iipin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence L. Giipin, Of Olney, Nd. TO Mr..
MRS. Samuel 81. boyd, Of Sandy Spring,
Nd, took place ut 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, DR.. Andrew n. Bird, OF Wash
ington, performing the ceremony In the
home OF the brides parents IN the
presence OF only members OF the I'M
mediate families. The home was bsau-
sifuily decorated with white roses and
other flowers.
The bride was given In marriage by
her father. She chose an ensemble OF
egg-shell crepe with accessories to
correspond, and ewore Q corsage bouquet
Of sweet peas. The bridegr0om's
brother. Mr.. Samuel II. Boyd, IT,, was
best man.
Immediately after the ceremony. the
couple left for Q tour Of the South.
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Lieut.. Ira H. Num-, q. 8. NJ, with
Mrs. Mum and their small daughter,
Frances, have come to washington for
brief visit and while here will be ut
WaYdman Park Hotel
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Mai and Mrs. Mark Z. Guerra have
returned TO their apartment In Hotel
Hamilton after . months visit In
ChieaHa
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Mrs. II. j. Bear viii entertain a
company OF 20 at the thinner dance on
the Shoreham Terrace this evening.
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Mrs. George Parsons win be iaostsss
70 small party at dinner at the Shore :
ham Hotel this evening,
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Ensign Raymond Paul Hunter, o. 8,
n, whose marriage to Miss Frances
Morse, daughter Of Lieut.. Comdr. and
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Mrs. Clarence L. Roetschi IS enter
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Col. and Mrs. Charles o. schudt en-
tsrtained . company ut dinner last eve.
ming on the Shoreham Terrace. Their
guests included Col. and Mrs. Henry 3.
MeETiek, Col. and Mrs. Walter @. Short,
Col. and Mrs. c. B. Ross, Mr.. and AIRS.
Clark and Col. and Mrs y. r. Harris
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tanning eight for luncheon and bridge
at the Kenwood Country Club today
Her guests were asked to celebrate r..
birthday anniversary Of her house
guest, Mrs. Carl E. Valentine of Green
vile, N. g. The guess were Mrs.
Clarence Ofenstein, Mrs. Milton Davis.
MRS. J. Beasley, Mrs. r. n. Powers, Mrs.
Howard Ofenstein and Mrs. Jack
Martin.
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