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Wedding in Melbourne
OF Interest Here

Announcement has been received In
Washington Of the marriage Of Miss
Cynthia Brookes, niece Of former Aus
tralian high commissioner to the United
States, the Hon. Herbert Brookes, to
the lord mayor Of Melbourne. Australia,
Genboult Smith. which took place in
Melbourne Tuesday, December 6. The
wedding is Of more than usual interest,
and was the first wedding Of lord
mayor of Melbourne while holding the
Office The bride was attended by IL
bridesmaids, among them her cousin.
Miss Jessie Brookes, who with her par
ents,s the Hon. Herbert Brookes and
Mrs. Brookes, spent some time in this
country. and was q frequent visitor in
WASHINGTON while her father was high
commissioner Among the guests at
the wedding was Miss Monica Kaspar,
daughter of Mr.. Henry Kaspar Of WASH
ington who Is living with her grand
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Leeper,
in Melbourne. Miss Kaspar spent sew
eral years in Washington with her
grandfather. Mr.. Josef Kaspar. before
going to Melbourne. where she has
entered her sophomore year at Trinity
College Of the Melbourne University,
OF which DR.. Leeper is dean emeritus.
Miss Kaspar made her debut in Mel
bourne last year with Miss Jessie
BrockeS
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Cabinet Women Assisting
Mrs. Ross at Reception

Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross is entertain
ing at a reception and tea this after
noon at the Mayhower in compliment
to Miss Mary Dewson, director of the
Woman's Division of the Democratic
National Committee. The Chinese room
of the hotel will be utilized for the
event and the time Is from 4:S0 to
7 o'clock.
Mrs. George H. Dern, wife Of the
Secretary Of War. will assist Mrs. Ross.
as will also Mrs. Charles L: McNary,
Mrs. Alva B. Adams, wife Of Senator
Adams Of Colorado; Mrs. Isabella
Greenway, Representative from Arizona;
Mrs. James Crawford Biggs, wife Of
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Hostesses win be Mrs. John B. Gordon,
Mrs. James L. Baity, Miss Mabel G..
Alexander, Mrs. r. l. HALEY, Mrs.
Floyd r. Hanly, Mrs. Efhe A. Deane,
Mrs. William B. Fry, Mrs. Y. Bon Geas-
lin, Miss Jane M. Anderson.
The Reception Committee includes
Mrs. Edward Dixon Hays, chairman;
Mrs. John J. Cochran, Ms. Clyde VIII
liams. Mr.. John B. Gordon will pre-
side at the meeting at $50 o'clock, and
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Continued From First Page)
Of Alpha Sigma lambda. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Mrs. Frank Montgomery Pierce an
nounces the engagement Of her daugh-
ter. Margaret Agnes Shea. to Mr.. Ed
win Josef Modill Of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Sorel Stoddard Of
Takoma Park announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Frances Irvine
to Mr.. Robert Olin Heltzel Of Washing
ton, formerly Of Wardensville, w. Va.
The wedding will take place early IN
April.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Pember OF
Granville, N. Y, have announced the
engagement of their daughter Gladys
To Mr.. Arnaldo Berenguer. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Manuel Berenguer.
Miss Pember is q graduate OF Mount
Holyoke College In Massachusetts,
while Mr.. Berenguer graduated from the
Georgetown University School Of For
eign Service In Washington.
Mrs Charles S. Walter has an
nounced the engagement Of her daugh-
ter Agnes Regina to Mr.. John Henry
Hester.
Miss Walter is a graduate of Holy
Cross Academy and Trinity College Of
Washington, D. c. Mr.. Hester received
his degree at Catholic University.
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will present Mrs. Roy o. Woodruff. wife
Of Representative Woodruff, who will
give a group Of songs as part Of the
program. The Ryan twins" will give
q dance number. The reception will
be followed by dancing at 10 O'Clock.
Representative Richard M Duncan and
Mrs. Duncan are co-chairmen Of the
Floor Committee, with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Healy and Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
LoZier, tr, assisting
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prior to your march
to the altar E. you
march into one OF
the GUIDE BROS.
CO. flower S ops
and consult them on
flowers for the pre-
nuptial event, for
the ceremony, and
for the honeymoon.
An interesting bridal
bouquet is one that
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the solicitor general; Mrs. Hugh 3.
Cumming. wife Of the surgeon general
Of the Public Health Service; Mrs. Car
roll Miller, wife Of Commissioner Miller
of the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion; Mrs. Arthur Mullen, Mrs. James
Murray, Mrs. Parker West, Mrs Emil
Hurja, Mrs. Casanova Lee and Mrs.
Edness wilkins.
Following the reception q musical
program win be rendered by Miss nellie
Kinard Of New York City, accompanied
by Mrs. Corn. wife Of Comdr. william
A. Corn, u. s. N.
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COSLuIIlc. II lIldy
be the glamorous
auto crap h e d 3"
suit, worn by Lo-
retta Young or
the autographed"
coat worn by Lii
Ian Bond. They're
both fashioned Of
Forstlnan woolens
and ideal for trav-
cling. The former
a m ilit ar y-blue
suit, (coat and
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Mrs. Roy Woodruff to Sing
For Missouri Society

At the meeting Of the Missouri State
Society Saturday evening January 20.
when the Missouri delegation In Con-
gress and their wives will oe guests Of
honor, along with other distinguished
Missourians in Government service
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that has a double purpose in life.
The string-neckline jacket makes a
dinner dress of an evening confec-
tion. and 1t comes in all pastels
for the wedding party at S18.95.
Surely, in this exquisite model, she
would engender the rowing eye in
any usher. It's at FRANCES EFT
FRANCES, 1345 Conn. Ave. And
because of her low-overhead ex-
penses Miss Manuel can sell her
lovely. clothes so reasonably.
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groom anc all their guests. They
can furnish everything you need
even your wedding cake. And
the hotel. itself, Will prove the ioeal
stopping place for those out-of-town
guests who come to Washington for
the wedding. Merely telephone
ADAMS O700-and ask for Robert
Kehl, maitre d'hotel. At Calvert
Street and Conn. Ave.
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UTHE BRIDE THE SUN SHINES
ON" will revel In the
array OF bridal finery at ZAROU
BROTHERS in the Shoreham Hotel.
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at close range the lovely apartments
overlooking Washington. There are
more than 200 palatial residences
at this significant address-370O
Massachusetts, Ave. It's only 10 min
utes from downtown, with buses
and street cars passing the door.
The rentals are upward from s62.5o,
with refrigeration. gas and all
electricity included in the rent.
Cleveland 6400-ask for resident
manager.
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DOWN THE AISLE
OF ROMANCE"
viii
.JANUAE

JAINOAkn
Miss Margaret Evans, daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. Walter H. Evans,
was married on January 3 to Mr..
James N. Willoughby of Florence,
S. c.
Miss Alethea Helen Lawton,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
B. Lawton, to Mr.. James K.
Hughes on January Q.
Miss Caroline Moorhead Mel
lor, daughter of Mrs. Moorhead
Mellor, was married on January
u to Mr.. Ennalls Waggaman, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Edward
Renaud announce the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Patsy
Renaud, to Mr.. John Frederick
Hutchinson on January 13.
Miss sallie Phillips, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Ze Barney
Phillips, will be married to Mr..
Robert Wallace McClenahan of
Chestnut Hills. Philadelphia, at
noon Saturday, January 20.
The marriage of Miss Mary
Louise Watson, daughter OF Capt.
Joel Franklin Watson, U. s. A.,
and Mrs. Watson to Lieut.. Cor
don Rogers, U. S. A., of Morrison,
Tenn. will take place on Janu-
ary 20.
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skirt with a gold crepe blouse =. .
at S49.75. The latter a blue tweed
mixture with a wind-blown neckline
and American Broadtail cuffs
at s69.75. These autographed"
fashions shown by ERLEBACHER
at 1910 F Street are the same
Spring togs worn by Hollywoods
best dressed stars-and each style
bears the personal autograph of the
star.
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he'd been Dying 70
settle down for a
long time. But even
though he could fur
nish the grs ndest
girl in the world.
how could his bank
account meet the
high rentals. If that's
your problem, bring
isl,or,, dou-r, and Gee
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who played with the National Sym
phony Orchestra.
Mime. Garzla will be assisted In re-
ceiving by Mrs. william Walton Badg-
ley. president Of the league; Miss Mar
guerite Merigold and Mrs. Ernest
Virgins.
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oh. PROMISE ME"


place herself in
the hands of the
skilled operators
of LOUEY VENN
OF LO N DO N ,
1924 Conn. Ave,
who will make her
skin and hair love-
ly. Then to insure
t his perpetual"
loveliness she will
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your beauty on that day. And for
after the Lohengrin and lace-the
bride will want something blue
and in other shades, too-in the
stunning trousseau hats Of straw
and ribbon, with brims or tiny-off-
the-tace models at S..
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s. A FTER I DO HAS BEEN
"A SAID" the happy couple
and all their wedding party will re-
pair to lovely SHOREHAM HOTEL
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1Or the WeOQlu&
breakfast. Pre-
nuptial and we'd
ding parties are
invariably huge
successes ere
and the
beautiful dining
room makes a
marvellous setting
for the bride and
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the brides head" as she surveys
roomful of gifts and gives thought
to the dozens of thank-you-notes-
those clever engraved "Informals'
with matching envelopes will van
quish the bogy of the "thank-you-
very-much problem" Gil Twelfth
Street.
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FEBRUARY

Miss Helen Robbins, daughter
of United States Minister to Can
ada and Mrs. Warren Delano
Robbins, to Mr.. Alexander Coch-
rane Forbes Of Boston. The cere-
mony will take place in Ottawa
on February 10.
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Felix Mshonys 5

H."...i ~ sA.a cally known as the
FELIX MAHONY ART SCHOOL.
1747 Rhode Island Ave. (Conn. Ave.
ct NJ. "Art for q purpose" Is
taught by this very able and un-
usually clever director. And the
classes are really inexpensive. Tu-
ition Is S. month and the sup
plies are only IS for the entire year.
Glasses for adults-day and evening.
And classes for new students begin
Feb. /, National 1856.
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has q center corsage that can be
taken out intact and pinned onto
your coat before you leave for the
wedding journey. Gardenias, carna-
tions. roses. lilies, and nlies-of-the-
valley are the favored flowers. Tell
them your motif and they'll create
your floral trimmings most effec-
lively. The main store is at 1912 F
Street, with 8 branch shops.
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B r E w GODS,
who have been
making invita-
tions a n I'd an
nouncements for
years. And they'll
gladly help you
with your eti-
quette problems.
too. If heavy.
heavy hangs over
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that will shine bright
and beautiful from
this day forth {.
and through the years
to come. One we'd
ding band, exquisitely
created by joining to-
gether seven beautiful
diamonds. set in 18-
carat white gold-and
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oSSAAAS SA4S 60
fuss and hysteria
are In the celebra.
ton of his capture.
But mol All eyes
turn on the family
flushing bride. Sol
In protest Helene's
going to do right by
our men and tell
It h e m" something
-l.& @~-@A aNNf-1
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tut HtItllt IdIIS 70 bt6
why even a third-term
bridesmaid should es-
cape the silken bonds
of matrimony if she
looks as delectable
as she will in the Main
b Que her bridesmaid
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lovely enough 10
even stand the
Tight test" The
first step is to have
the bacteriologist
at DILLON'S INC,
remove those ugly
superfuous hairs
that detract so
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A n d If "a-hunting-
she-must go" for her
wedding gifts :.
there's nothing she'll
welcome more than
lin gerie and such
usable loot. The bri-,
dal sets. quilted robes.
bed jackets. "Puds"
and quilted chaise
lounge sets. They're
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about correct attire. Father may
clothes mustn't give the groom
away. An afternoon wedding re-
quires frock coat and striped
trousers. And II the wedding is in
the evening. the groom simply
adorns himself in his evening tails,
with a beautiful white tie and the
conventional nervous twitch. He
may slip into the RALEIGH HAB-
ERDASHER, 1910 F Street. and
there find all the afternoon and
evening requirements in wedding at
tire for men.
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greed" veil-a treas
ure ito have and to
hold" an heirloom
for the future brides
of her family. Mrs.
Tate, the designer of
these lovely bridal
wells and bridesmaids
hats at FRANCINE'S,
lilo F Street - will
.~La-ao
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14th and K Sts. It's
so conveniently To-
Gated that you can
drop In on your lunch
hour or on your way
home from work /.
and enjoy q fine swim
and acquire a grand
coat of suntan (via
the sunlamp). It'll
give you q new lease
on hfe--vim, vigor
n
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THRICE A BRIDESMAID, never
bride" Like most hoary
axioms, that is not only depressing,
haIt uyropO For Helene fails tn SEQ
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also "saleing" some of their imported
handmade lingerie, trimmed with
real Alencon lace-gowns that were
I'D to s38 are now $9.75; gowns that
were UP to s22.50, now SITS: slips
that were up to SIS are now S..
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"OH. PROMISE ME" that
" lines and wrinkles will never
give the bride away" now or in the
ears to come. The wise bride will
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e0Cn On eXIllO1tlO0
KEMPTON CADu-
LAC CO., 1888 Conn.
Ave. What q trend
Of change! What
beauty Of line and
design In the 1894
model! What Q treat
to have one for your
very own! They've
8 magnificent new
II
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UEROM THIS DAY FORTH" :.
those new rings, worthy OF
the occasion are sparkling testt-
monials of his good taste
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w DEL ISSOHN" flowers by
GUIDE. II you have "altar-ior"
motives Helene suggests that
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go MARRIED THE GIRL"
~ sarg the young man. after he
saw the APARTMENTS at the ALBAN
TOWERS. Like lot of young men,
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ADVERTISEMENT.
e Mou,1dM%nu
! ! II "'4 IL t!<4+

1.-THE FORGOTTEN MAN"
l. it's an old, old story, this
stony neglect of the groom at his
own wedding. And an ironic one,
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beautiful enough to want to keep
forever. you'll find for $3.50 at
GEORGE H. MORNINGS, 6l8 18th
st. NV. A jeweled diamond wrist
watch of e diamonds. set in 1910
Iridium Platinum with dependable
l7-ieweled movement at s85 as his
wedding gift to her" is wrought to
bewitch all eyes with mystic we'd
ding of lovelinesS and fire.
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Just q lew! Cocktail Olives-stuf-
fed with onions-stuffed with an
chovies-snd some just pitted. Tiny,
tiny pearl onions to sprinkle through
salads. Tea for afternoon teasl
'Hu-Kwa" tea that has q smoky
flavor-English breakfast tea-and
Ceylon teas. At 18th and M SITS.
(of Conn.,, Phone District $3.50.
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sationaE new La Sale with which
to impress and delight you. The
cars actually seem to glide" The
bodies are finer and more beautiful.
both inside and out, The LA SALE,
1l,405. The CADILLAC. $2,395.
Stop by and zee them.
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ana vitality. Gather your crowd
together any evening and take them
to the pool for a Splash Party"
It's oodles Of fun-and you'll be
marked as an original" hostess.
Guards In attendance at all times,
and q swimming Instructor. Adults
25c until l pm. 40c after ! pm:
Children 25c at all times. National
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L invitation is always thrill
ing, but especially so If you know 1t
has been flawlessly engraved at
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Of lace and Illusion. Not
so, the modern bride. She
may be exquisite, but she
knows too much and
would rather be chic for
the day-thap cherished
forever. Sol The lovely
ivory satin wedding gown
at FIR AN K r. JEL-
LEFTS unites tradition
and chic-w variability
and originality. Leg.
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from a fastidious elECTROlfSS
appearance. They have made a spe-
cial study of Hypertrichosis and re-
move hair and all facial blenlishes
by means of Electrolysis (the only
method approved by the medical
science). The address Is 1910 Conn.
Avenue National 8779.
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"EAST OR WEST South Is
~ best!" And whether you jour-
ney by land or by sea you'll
simply 60 into ecstacies over the
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J0k1AU oAASA
There's something
Of the little artist 8
own self that's put
forth - when you
send your little son
or daughter (who
has q fair for art)
to the National
School of Fine and
Applied Arts, h-
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stunning going South
hats of panama, linen.
fur felt, straw cloth and
crepe, that Helene saw
In the Cruising Corner
of the millinery shop at
the PAGAIS ROYAL,
second floor. They're
whites" mostly In
turbans, medium sized
brims and off-the face
- -. - ;or,lo ,-rx, ,1o,,1- l1k
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WHAT YOU
"REAUTY is

- MAKE IT.. and with every
little effort and some little thought.
YOU can do much to make yourself
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"OLD SHOES FLY" and of
" the happy couple go! That is,
after she" has scampered upstairs
and changed into her going away
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ed" oysters = terrapin e n g lish
Brace Mutton Chops ana even
steaks, cut thick enough Ior tnfee
or four persons. Yum! Doesn't 1t
make vour mouth water? And these
are but a few of their delicious spe-
cialties. Stop in for dinner!!
= - -
"REAUTY THAT ONLY HANDS
- can create" You sense some
thing more than Just drawing and
20 much brush, paint and pencil.
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WTHE OLD ORDER CHANGETH"
that's true as you'll
evidence when you see the 1908
Cadillac and the 1884 Cadillac. ..
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models. One patlcularIy clever nat
comes in the new "Artichoke" braid.
The hats all show a great deal Of
thought as to design and unusual
trimming touches. The boat-y at
mosphere Of the shop will put you
In the mood for your cruise.
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InanldS GlldG MA
GRUDER'S INC.
have all the little
eatable delicacies
for pre- nuptial
and W e d d IN g
parties that
make them sue
cesseS and leave
the source of in
come quite COM
placent. Here are
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Louey Venn Preparations. The
cleansing cream--skin tonic and
Eau de Lys," a liquid powder for
evening, are each priced from 75c up
Oh yes! Miss Venn will be in her
Washington salon on Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday. Plan
to consult her for your particular
problem. National 1859.
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NT EFT EN- EAT CAKE" II
IL they like! But If you've q
discriminating taste for unusual
and rare foods you'll 60 to
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Miss Patton Engaged
To Commander Powell,
White House Aide
Of Alpha Sigma lambda. No date has
been set for the wedding.

Continued From First Page.)
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"CUMMER COMES EVERY DAY
~ and Winter is a myth" in
the AMBASSADOR SWIMMING
POOL at the Ambassador Hotel,
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o-mutton sleeves. white, beaded
trimming, and the long court train
are in a long fitted coat that Is worn
over the slim satin evening gown.
It's priced at S69.75. Other lace
trimmed wedding gowns from $S4.75
up. 1915 F Street.
- = =
"THE BRIDE WORE We ven
from Francine so skill
fully created so exquisitely az
ranged-that it will become "pedt-
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20 YOU'RE GOING TO BE

- MARRIED." Well, Helene's
going to tell those eager daughters
and their nroud mamas that MA
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OtSCI 4lIlA4ld SAllS e<
and rare foods .
HARVEY'S, that
world famous
rest a u r a n t,
located at 1107
Conn. Ave. :.
and partake OF
their marvellous
foods. prepared
to a kings taste
Thick, juicy Por-
terhouse steaks
The Nome nugget., 1934-06-19
TEXT ON BILL ALLOWING SUSPENSION ASSESSMENT WORK ON CLAIMS
Following is, the text of the bill passed by Congress and signed by President Roosevelt allowing for the suspension of assessment work 'an claims this year e - PUBLIC No. o26
 73d CONGRESS- p q
 {S. 2313)
 AN ACT

Providing for the .siiEp nsion of an auai 'oassessW fnt work on mining claims held by laeatian in the
 In.ted States and Alaska.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United S.ases of America in Congress assembled, That the pro vision ef section 232 of the Re vfspd Statutes of th9, United Stat $, which rauuires therefor, TO, Less than StoO worth nf labor to he performed or improvements az gregating such amount to be made each year, be, and the same is hereby, suspended as to all min ing claims in the United States in-
 lud ng Alaska, during the year begipning at 12 o'clock meridian July 1. 1933, and ending at 12 a'clcck meridian July 1, 1851; Provided, That the provisions of this Act shall not apply in the case of any claimant not entitled .o exemption from the payment of Federal income tax for the tax able year 1933: Provided further. That every claimant any such min ng claim. ir order to obtain the benefits of this Act. shall file. or cause to. be filed. in the office where the location notice or certi. ffcate is recorded on or before 12 o'clock meridian, July 1. 1884. "a notice4 of his desire to hold said
The Nome nugget., 1934-06-19
fHEEC CHAtCO BALL TO BE HELD EAGLE HALL sETURDAY, JUNE 23

Arransemenfs Have baen per fect@d to hold the annual chee- ehacco Ball in the large Eagle H9l Saturday evening" June 23.
 Plans were promqlgated sever al days ago and at present are 5eing earried out to stage one of he largest and most entertain ing dances for the incoming pass ongers on the first boat, in many ears
The Nome nugget., 1934-06-19
ABOUT THE 1884 CHEVROLETo

The new 1894 Chevrolet is a big, husky car. built to stand the Calf" The extra built-in value, which you cannot see, means much toward the comfort and safe i.y of the passengers and the long, CT life for the car. It is built right; it's extra weight insures the maxi mum in riding comfort and safe ty,
 Here are some facts about the 1894 Chevrolet sedan which were taken from. the April issue O N. A. D. A Official Guide:
 The 1894 chevrolet sedan has .S9G more pounds of built-in value than the 1884 Ford V-S de luxe sedan; 300 more pounds than the Terrap'ane de luxe sedan; PIT pounds more than the de luxe Ply month sedan; 175 more. pounds than the Hudson Standard s sed- an; 160 more pounds than the IStudebaker Dictator "A" sedan; and 140 more pounds than the Dodge sedan; all extra built-in value.
 These weights are not guesses; they are officially correct. The Chevrolet has been built for speed, durability, comfort, and it can stand the "Gaff"; and yet is eco- nomical to operate.
 Advertisement
The Nome nugget., 1934-06-19

mining claim under this Act, which
 notice. shall state that the claim ant, or claimants, were entitled tc exemption from the payment of a
 Federal income tax for the tax able year 1933 And provided fur ther, That such suspension of ass essment work shall not apply to more than six lode-mining claims
 held by the same person. nor to
 more than twelve lode=mining ltlims held by the same partner ship. association. or corporation: {
The Nome nugget., 1934-06-19

The dance music will not be fnr nished by phonograph, but by special dance orchestra, thus af- fording some real up-to-date jazz and dance rythm. The music Is scheduled to start at 9:3o pm. sharp, and admission will be gen tlemenr s1loo. Ladies free.
 The arrival time. of the s. s. ViNorja is still uncertain, but within tie. next day or 90 definite information should be. received, At present it is belieySd the yes sel will probably arrive late Thurs day or Friday mernife- Having the btg dance dn Saturday of these conditions. twill allow for thz big rush Of frst-day .nniQal-
The Nome nugget., 1934-06-19
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E of passengers and freight.

Maybe the drys were right when they said that Americans would never stand for hard H. quor again Most of the State liquor laws make them sit down for it.
The Nome nugget., 1934-06-19

The man who ehas nothing to boast of but his ancestors is like "a potato the only good belonging tq him has retted underground. :
 A- a One effect. of .the d4pression- i3s, that d lot of nlcndess have tenn porariiy gone aff he gold stand ard