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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1937-12-23
Libby Woman Writes
Exquisite Christmas Poem

A friend of the Western News
calls the attention of the editor to
a. poem, Cradle of Peace, Marion
S. Oneal's Christmas poem published
in Country Home Magazine for De-
cember. The friend goes on to say
that the poem is one of rare beauty.
She says it brings to her mind Rob
ert Frosts New England poems at
their best. The Houghton-Mlfflin
Co. and the editors of Country Home
have included this poem in their
latest edition of poems, Voices
From the Fields" which is now on
sale. This is distinct recognition
of Mrs. OneaPs work, which has al
ready appeared in some of our best
known periodicals. among them the
American Magazine.
The Western News correspondent
is lover of beauty in all its mani
festations and she admlres Mrs
0neal,s work very mite. In -heI
letter to us she continued with The
poem is perfect in imagery and ex-
uuisite in its Imagination, two quail.
tiles all fine poetry must have.
am sure many who enjoy good
writing will appreciate this beautl.
full poem" The poem follows.
CRADLE OF PEACE
The Eve of Christmas. to the still
dark barn,
With lantern dimmed against the
wind, | go
To see if all is we'll The Lantern
Weaves
Strange mystic wheels of yellow
light that glow
On cows asleep. their udders plnl
and puffed
With milk lie pressed beneath them
Everywhere
The pungent smell of hay and warn
COW flesh
White hens deck stanchions hk'
plumes fastened there
And dropping for some pageant loni
delayed
Paws folded on their breasts, tW'
kittens, lost
In sleep, lie by the wall. Througl
that cleared space
On yonder window, hung with lac
of frost
Too fine for Gods. Queen Venu
drops her wand
Across manger sweet with Glove
hay.
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Enjoy Christmas Program.

Over a hundred and fifty people
attended the Sunday School Christ
mas program held at the M. E.
church Sunday morning. A song,
Joy to the world was sung by all.
Prayer by Reverend Margaret Cliff
ford. Welcome" by Muriel WOLF,
The Christmas Pudding. Olga
Gibbs, The Christmas Secret,
Donna Lee Fairfax, song, Little
Lord Jesus" Mrs. Coles class. Say
ing Merry Christmas. Mrs. Kemp
erss class: ..On the Program, Eve
lyn Hosea. exercise, Mrs. Davis
class guitar solo, Margie Ellis, Lit
tie Lights Mrs. Kemper's class,
Stranger Star Mrs. Coles class;
christmas Gifts Mrs. Sagen's
class. Pantomime 5uf y Christmas
story, Mr.. and Mrs. Quanbeck' s
class, assisted by Mrs. Coles and
Mrs. Sagen's classes. A Christmas
treat was then given out to the
children.
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F0RT|NE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Enjoys Christmas Party.

Enl0yS lHIlStmAS AIRY
The Just Neighbors club enjoyed
their annual Christmas party at
the home of Miss Olga Weydemeyer
last Thursday afternoon. A glitter
ing Christmas tree adorned one cor
ner of the living room and Christ
mas greens were plentiful as room
decorations. Fourteen members
were present. Mrs. A. Keith Of Spo-
kane was guest. In contest of
naming Christmas gifts beginning
with certain letters of the alphabet,
Mrs. Frank Day and Mrs. M. Keith
tied for first place. Christmas gifts
were exchanged. One member
whose husband was away from home
with the car, walked three miles to
attend the meeting.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Olaf Johnson on January g.
Mrs. O. A. Baker and daughter
and Mrs. Ray Berry left last week
to visit in Havre
Bert Wilke has been suffering
with an infected hand.
| Mrs. Amelia Zeller. who has spent
the past two or three months visit
ing relatives and old friends In
North Dakota, Minnesota and Wis
consin, arrived at the Fred itch
bourne home last week, spent few
days there and on Saturday left for
Occur d'Alene, Ida, to spend the
winter with her daughter.
The men of the Community church
greatly improved the interior of the
building last week by kalsomininl
| it. A new stove was also put up
Charlie Winkley was Eureka
visitor on Monday.
| Among the Christmas shoppers ir
Kahspell last Friday were. Mr.. and
Mrs O. 3. johnson. Winton Wey.
deneyer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Larsen and Joan.
Mrs. Henry Morris and children
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Margaret Burgoyne, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, the administrator of the
estate of Margaret Burgoyne, de-
ceased, to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of
this notice to the said administrator
at Troy, Montana, or at the office
of Blackboard & Blackboard, his at
torneys at Libby, Montana, in the
County of Lincoln, State of Mon
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A rich content is here and over all
A gracious royal presence seems to
sway
And misty halos of sweet earthi-
ness
A calf bleats in his sleep All
noises cease.
Not such a mean or squalid place,
a barn,
To be the cradle of the King OF
Peace
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Christmas Program

The All School Christmas pro-
gram was held at the High School
gym Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
A beautiful Christmas tree and can
dy treats for the children were very
much in evidence. A capacity crowd
listened to the program given by the
school children.
Selection by the School Band
First and Second b Grades
Directed by Miss Selma Chrlstof-
ferSon
Recitation. Welcome Calvin Davi.
Play. Signs of Christmas
Drill BY Eight Girls
Second and Third Grades
Directed by Mrs. Alvina Anderson
Song ............... Little Mothers Lullaby
Play .............. The Drum in the Snow
Song Santa Clau:
Fourth and Fifth Grades
Directed by Miss Alice Wilcox
Play 81. Getting Ready for Christina
Play Who Ate the Christmas Candy
Songs
Silent Night and Christmas RounS
Junior High School
Directed by Miss Ellen Ovens AMI
Mr. Wayne Kemper, assisted by MI
Shirley Callahan
Pianist, Miss Margaret Lewis
Play. The Depression Hits Toylant
High School Glee Club
| While by our Sleeping Flock
We Lay High School Glee Gu
A Traditional German Melody
I EiaTandfa Tann C,haIfTs
Bears Head Carol Traditiona
Recitation: Goodnight Calvin Davi
Announcements. Mr. A. L, Dea
| Selection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ban
Band and High School Glee Gu
directed BY Mr. Wayne kemper.
A Mrs. Violet Hollis arrived Satul
day from Bismark, NJ D., to spen
the holidays with her daughter an
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Her
richs
Miss Maxine Lift was a busine:
visitor in Bonners Ferry Saturda.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. an
Mrs. j. r. Deyitch entertained ;
pinochle in honor of the birthday /
Maurice Nelson. High score hor
ors went to Mr.. and Mrs. Maurit
Nelson low honors to Mrs. p;
Keenan, and Mrs. George Fife.
| w. }. Daniels Of Cut Bank was
| business visitor in Troy on Sunda
Mrs. c. NJ Bennett spent three (
four days of last week visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. Anthony JOY and &,
| ing on to Spokane Sunday to sper
the holidays with her son, Rec:
Bennett.
Sunday evening at the Method
church beautiful candleIght servic'
| were held by the Reverend Ma
garet Clifford. Several selection
were sung by the choir and tt
, church was lovely in the soft hgl
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tana, the same being the place for
the transaction of the business OF
said estate.
ALBERT A. BROOKS,
Administrator of the Estate of SAID
Deceased.
Dated at Libby, Montana, this Attn
day of December, 1887.
BLACKBOARD & BLACKBOARD,
Attorneys for Petitioner. d9-30-3t
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from the candles. A lighted candle
was given to all who attended the
services.
The Troy Masonic lodge held its
annual election of officers last Tues
day evening. Those elected were
Anthony Joy, worshipful master.
Glen Thorn, senior warden, Frank
Frye, Junior warden; Harry Ander-
son. secretary, Henry Weidner,
treasurer. DR.. Fred Wolcott, L. A.
Hosea and Glen Savage. trustees.
Barto Joy returned with his wife
and son Michael on Tuesday even
ing from New York where he had
gone to meet them on their arrival
from San Massimo, Italy. They are
spending the holidays at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony JOY.
Miss Lorraine Mallick and her
guest, Miss Lola Fox of Kansas City,
Mo, arrived from the University OF
Montana at Missoula to spend their
Christmas vacation at the Maurice
Nelson home.
Christmas Mass will be held De-
cember Is. l. o'clock p. m. at the
Catholic church.
Frank Coffman left Sunday fol
Renton, Wash, where he will spend
Christmas visiting his mother anc
relatives.
MFR. and Mrs. Kenneth Sahr o.
Libby visited Mr. and Mrs. Art Viii
son over Sunday
Misses Rhea and Lura FeWkes re
turned from the University of Mon
tana at Missoula to spend Christina!
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. r. FeWkes.
Stratford Peterson returned tx
Helena Saturday after being callet
home by the death of his father.
/ Mrs. Monroe Shiflett and two
children left for Wilburton, Okla.
to spend two months visiting he
parents.
Gale Weidner and Lester Coffmar
arrived from Washington State Col
lege at Pullman, Saturday to visi
Mr.. and Mrs. <. ]. Weidner ami
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Coffman, respect
lively.
Miss Lenora Sagen of Whitefisl
arrived Saturday to spend Christina
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Sagen
Home for Christmas vacation ar
Brownie Walcott and Smithy Nc
Neil from the University of Montan
at Missoula to spend their vacatio
/ with DIR. r. Walcott and Mr. an
Mrs Art Mcneil.
Paul Sather has returned fror
the University of Washington 3
Seattle to visit his parents, Mr. an
Mrs. v. A. Sather.
Curtis Lindsey arrived from tn
Montana state normal school at Di
Ion to spend his vacation with hi
parents.
Miss Dolores Joy came from TIL
, Eastern Washington College of Edl
! cation at Cheney to spend Christina
, with Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Joy.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Friske went
Spokane Friday to spend Christina
vacation with their daughter
/, Richard Bartlett left Wednesda
! for Occur d'Alene, Ida, to spen
the holidays with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glass returne
: Wednesday from Eureka where NJ
! Glass had been in charge Of tt
! shipping Of trees.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Daugharty and fan
e lily were business visitors in SAM
point Saturday.
: R. E. Clay is spending part
: Christmas vacation visiting h
daughters in Spokane and Spir
! Lake, Idaho.
!, Kenneth Friskie went to Colun
: bia Falls Friday to spend Christm.
= with his parents.
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Hosts at Card Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. N Devine en-
tertained at their home Thursday
evening at three tables of court
whist. Mrs. Ed Henrichs received
high prize. Mrs. Henry Weldner
second high for ladies and Ed Weld
ner high prize and Henry Weidner
second high for men. A delicious
lunch was served at the close of the
evening by the hostess
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.;
Entertains At Bridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Henrichs en-
tertained at their home Saturday
evening at four tables of bridge.
High score honors went TO Mrs.
Glen Thorn and DR.. Judson Forman,
low score honors to Mrs. John Sagen
and Art Wilson Christmas gifts
were exchanged and at the close
of the evening the hostess served a
delightful lunch.
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Entertains at Pinochle Party.

FORTINE, Dec. 21.--The Ladies'
Pinochle club met at the home of
Mrs. Fred Herrig last Thursday.
High score was won by Mrs. c. II.
Franklin. Mrs. Alavanah received
the travelling prize, and Mrs. A. E.
Johnston the consolation Guests
of the evening were Mfrs. Andy
Oman of Kalispell and Mrs. Joe
Schermerhorn,
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Odd Characters In Play
A group of Dadaists in Paris once
wrote a play In which the charac-
ters were an umbrella, an eye-drop-
per and q bathrobe.
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Sunnv In Yuma. Arizona

sunny In yuma, Arizona
Clouds hide the sun only alb Jut
II per cent Of the time in Yuma,
Ariz.
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Enurth and Fifth Grades

Directed by Miss Alice Wilcox
Play. s.. Getting Ready for Christmas
Play. Who Ate the Christmas Candy?
SONGS
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Mitchells Hosts.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raymond
Mitchell entertained at a buffet sup
per last evening in their home on
North Vermont street, Arlington, in
compliment to their son, Mr.. John
Rhodes MITCHELL his f1ancee, Miss
Mildred Templeman, and members Of
their bridal party. The supper fol-
lowed the rehearsal at the Calvary
Baptist Church, where the wedding
takes place this afternoon at 4 o'clock,
the Rev. w. S. Abernethy oflciating.
Mrs. Mitchell was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. M. K. Osburne Of Nash
vile, Tenn, who Is here for the
wedding OF her nephew. Tomorrow
Mrs. Osburne will leave for her Sum-
mer camp, Hid-a-Way Lodge, on the
Taney Fork River In Tennessee. She
will be accompanied by Mrs. Mitchell
and her daughter, Myra Mitchell
They will remain for three weeks, and
will then be joined by Mr.. Mitchell and
another daughter, Mrs. George Ben
jamin Templeman, and her young son,
Ray Templeman. Later the Mitchell
family will go direct to Rochester, N.
Y, for a fortnight's visit with Mr..
Mitchell's father, Mr.. J. F. Mitchell,
before returning to their respective
homes in Arlington.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Louisiana Society
Picnic Tomorrow

The Louisiana State Society will
have an all-day outing tomorrow at
the Robichaux Farm on Chesapeake
Bay near Galesville, Md. Members Of
the society who have no Transports
ton will meet at the Harris Hotel,
from which point organized caravans
will leave at 8 O'Clock and at IL
o'clock. Representative Robert Mou-
ton Of Louisiana is chairman Of the
Entertainment Committee for the so
ciety and final arrangements were
made at meeting In his ONCE. He
has arranged yachts for sails on the
bay during the day in addition to the
swimming and fishing. There will be
games and handicap races for men,
bers of the Louisiana delegation in
Congress, who are expected to attend
the picnic with members Of their fam
lilies. There will be a soft ball game
for young men, bridge for the ladies,
as well as organized games out Of doors
for the children.
Following the old-fashioned Louisi-
ana plantation dinner there will be
dancing and several hundred men,
bers and their guests are expected.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Ansell- -Essary Wedding

for his brother and there were no
ushers for the small number Of guests.
A wedding breakfast followed for
the Is who witnessed the ceremony,
after which Mr. and Mrs. Ansell left
for wedding trip. After July l they
will be at home at 1857 Biltmore street.
Mr. Ansell recently was graduated
from the Law School of the National
University, and will enter the practice
OF law in the District, where his father.
Gen. Samuel Tilden Ansell, has been a
member OF the bar since his retire.
ment from the Army at the close of
the World War. Mr.. Ansell attended
Mercersburg Academy and Harvard
University before entering the National
University Law School. Mrs. Ansell,
whose parents are prominent members
OF the fourth estate, attended Sweet
Briar College and later studied abroad,
attending the Chateau de Boulogne in
Paris and st. Pauls School in London.
On her return to this country she
made her debut in Washington.
Gen. and Mrs. Ansell entertained at
dinner last evening on the Shoreham
terrace for their son and his fiancee,
the other guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
Essary, Miss Peggy Essary, Miss Elene
Essary Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Tracy An
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris D. Rosen-
berg, jr, and Mr.. Phillips Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heyer of New
York. brother -in-law and sister Of Mrs.
Essary. came to Washington for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
NOrcross.Baum
Wedding Wednesday

The marriage Of Miss Cecilia M.
Baum, daughter OF Mrs. George L.
w. Baum Of Woodside, Md, to DR..
John A. Norcross, son OF DR.. and
Mrs. Alfred Norcross OF Washington,
will take place Wednesday evening at
7 o'clock in the garden of the BRIDE
elects home.
Miss Baum has selected as her ma
tron OF honor, her sister-in-law, Mrs.
G. Lawrence Baum OF Bethesda, Md,
and the maid Of honor will be Miss
Ellen Franklin OF Washington. The
brides other attendants will be Mrs.
Richard Speir Of Washington and
Miss Baum's three sisters-in-law, Mrs.
John c. Baum Of Woodside and Mrs.
Robert Henry Baum and Mrs. Caleb
Farmhouse Baum Of Washington.
Miss Baum is being extensively en-
tertained. Thursday evening she was
given a surprise shower In the home
Of Mrs. Wilson Lee at Silver Spring,
by the choir Of Grace Church at
Woodside and other guests, and on
Sunday evening buffet supper party
was given by Miss Franklin at her
home on Cathedral avenue. Other
parties IN the bride-elect's honor in
clude luncheon and shower given
by Miss Baum's fellow workers in
the Interior Department Saturday, a
cocktail party given the preceding
Sunday by Miss Aline to at her home
In Washington, shower given by
members Of the Junior Auxiliary OF
Grace Church at the home of Miss
Grace Fowler and a dinner party at
which Mr. and Mrs Frank Pohanka
entertained. Tomorrow evening Mr..
and Mrs. G. Lawrence Baum will en-
tertain at a buffet supper.
Miss Baum will give q tea Monday
from 5 until 7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
SOCIAL SECURITY
IS ASSURED

Conditions are perpetually In
evolution. The inevitable march
Of time changes environment and
neighbors; and affects property
values. You see its results all over
town and one can hardly visualize
the likely conditions of tomorrow
by those existing today.
That puts vital Importance upon
the selection Of the community in
which you invest in a home, and
1t is the supreme control, rigidly
exercised. by w. C. & A. N. Miller
that insures genuine social security
to the residents of Wesley Heights,
Spring Valley, Westerleigh, etc.
Natural beauties defend against
deteriorating conditions on one
hand, while on the other Miller
regulations insure the distinctive
charm OF the homes and dLtin-
guished character Of the residents
in these Miller communities.
Whether you are social-ite or
not, you will enjoy the comfortable
feeling Of that social security as
sured in these communities.
On your drive today, ride through
Wesley Heights, Spring Valley.
Westerleigh. Call at 1920 Foxhall
Road in Wesley Heights. The home
is open for inspection day and eve
ming. w. c. 81 A. N. Miller, De-
velopers and Builders. 1ll9 18th
Street. Make note Of the number,
1920 Foxhall Road.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Announcements of Engagements Weddings
By theWay-
Beth Blaine

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have ths friends with give small
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in 2zes see e! M" tie sea g To sSo 5s
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M Zap Of Polish Ship Batey
asts t6s title ma Master "s'
%a One and ALL but x
III 9 x5Se% ssiss Il with
ss 6sn s IN Ro De aneo M M the @
two years, but will soon go to Rome as Counselor.
So MR. AND BENJAMIN THoRoN have been married 10
3 sn his ve c s at
The he artg ,pa delghul and no 0a.ed to homs
g ssfs s o4 @ sf@s %a 't'"g tho saS
OF seeing the rise!
MS Thoron received the guests and she most
becoming dress OF and 1uhte printed lame The most
important feature OF her costume hooeuer lei OF fresh
o,Oers 1ohch she around her neckand furthermore,
the lei came all the 10ay from Honolulu by plane!
Louise Cortesi
and looking well in the lovees sapphire blue with
poppe all around the bottom OF the skirt Here and there
dancing the Bernard Edward Brngs
Lughn and her hance Hubert Chandler the Hugh Auchn
Roberts Marion Trumbu and Olivia Stokes whose silver
dress with green sash most becoming.
From Philadelphia Thoron'S sister,
Macveagh the former Louise Thoron Maj Leonard uas
respledent h scarlet nged sash about his ,Udst
0ith that touch OF color and the number of hte jaceed
gentlemen in the gathering the dance coortul
The guests included Maj friends
Henry Benning Spencer mother and
father Thoron The opinion
that they would have the pleasure attending the Thoons
wedding and that last nights
perfect ending to the dances OF this which
might consider at this point "fns"!
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Notre Dame Alumnae
Reception Monday

Final arrangements have been COM
pleted for the reunion OF the Notre
Dame de Namur Alumnae and the
reception to the 1887 graduates OF
Notre Dame Academy. which will be
held at the Willard Hotel Monday eve
ming, at 7 O'Clock. Miss Kathleen
Cagney, the president. will preside and
the Rev. Edward C. La More. o. p,
professor OF philosophy. Providence
College. Providence, r. l., will speak.
Miss Katherine Creveling will be toast
mistress.
Mrs. Albert May. chairman. is be-
ing assisted by Miss Philomena Abell,
Miss Rita Augusterfer. Mrs. Theodore
Bogely. Mrs. George Denny. Miss Eve
lyn Fegan, Mrs. Bernard Garvey, Miss
Lidwin Genau. Mrs. William Grogan,
Miss Eloise Haley, Miss Elizabeth
Healy. Mrs. James Hartnett, Miss
Helen Herbeck. Miss Regina McGivern,
Mrs. Irene McNally, Miss Marie None,
Miss Agnes Quinn and Miss Veronica
Quinn.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
An1,ulment Trial
Delayed as Bride,
IL, Fails to appear
Husband, 80, Says He
Viii "Try'' to Bring
Her to Court.
BY the Associated Press.

MADIsONVILLE, Tenn, June IL
Twelve-year-old Geneva Handy Peel
failed to come to court yesterday. re-
sulting in postponement to June Is
in the States effort to annul her
marriage to lanky Homer Peel 49,
The tall mountaineer- farmer, walk
Ing in - miles from his home, said
OF his child-bride's absence:
I'll try to have her here June as.
but won't make no promises for Ger
tain"
Geneva and Peel were married
March %. The family Of Peers
brother had taken her from the
county orphanage.
II the law takes her away from me
I won't marry her no more" her hus-
band said, but she won't have no
place to 60"
The child's mother, Annie HANDY.
instituted the annulment proceedings.
Acting for her, District Attorney Cen
eral r. Beecher Witt told Chancellor
T. L. Stewart today that there is a
necessity for annulment'
The trial will constitute the first
test Of Tennessee's new marriage law
prohibiting the wedding OF girls
under Is.
Criminal charges are pending
against Peel and Fred c. Payne
county court clerk who tssa,ed thu
License.
Evening star., 1937-06-12
Miss Baldwin to Be
Bride of Mr.. Blade

Mr.. and Mrs. John Makay Baldwin
Of Norfolk, Va, announce the engage.
ment Of their daughter. Cary Barton
Of Washington and Norfolk, Va, to
Mr.. Allen Philip Blade of Washing.
ton, son Of Maj. I. Philip Blade, U. 8.
A., retired. and Mrs. Blade OF San
Diego, Calf
Miss Baldwin graduated from vii.
liam and Mary College in 1894 and
made her debut In Norfolk In 1895.
Mr.. Blade graduated from the Uni.
versity OF California in 1881 and is
member OF the Alpha Delta Phi fra.
ternity, University Of California, and
also the Edgemoor Club OF Washing
ton.