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BEAUTIFUL
ROLLING GRASSLAND.
pINECPEST
UNUSuALLOCATION

p acres adjoining corporate limits Rock
V,ne, Md; 10 : room and bath home
electrical retrieeration modern chicken
trees, shrubberv; today's best buy at
$500: 81 900 cash, $50 per month
Can Mr. Martin. Adams 937l or
ROBT. L. MckEEVER CO.. INC.
Shoreham BLDG. National 1850.
Over $1,000 Worth of Handsome
Furnishings Included With This
Modern Home on Acres of Land
BARGAIN PRIcE-,EAsY TERMS
excellent 2-story dwelling having elec.
nshts bath, running hot and cold water
accompaniment concrete basement. fur
mace heat, stationary tubs = Handsomely
and completely furnished from bed rooms
70 easement. including $3.50 Frieidare,
Sls5 Phllsas range. hish~class upholstered
liv. rm., set with slip covers handsome
10-pc. dining room suite . complete bed
nm. sets with inner-spring mattresses,
lovely summer and Winter rugs, drapes,
other furnishings too numerous to men
tion-all thrown in; modern poultry plant
OF large bldss" storage and feed houses.
runnlng water, lights. thermostatic- :
ms and whitewashing machines. scales.
corn shelter, ess cartons and crates and
all manner OF high class equipment
everything needed to start in real in
with plant that has been a demon
strated money-maker: space for garden,
trucking, COW; more land avail. No en-
cumbrances; owner no longer having use
will sacrifice all on terms of SMALL CASH
and EASY PAYMENTS. Near school,
stores, BUS: trolley easy drive to city: See
this OPPORTUNITY of lifetime TODAY.
ROBERT S. HANSEL. INC.
Clarendon Trust Bldg. ,Arlinston, Va.
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VIRGINIA FARMS

TU5 ACRES-S4 800
Owner i'll. he will sacrifice at great re-
ductlon. attractive. productive farm with
many interesting features Land rolling,
but very fertile. Beautiful view Of noun
talns. Large stream through property.
the site OF an old mill destroyed by Are.
GOOD comfortable house of 6 rooms two
hreplaces. Large barn and stable Corn
mouse. garage. poultry house. orchard so
acres meadow: rs acres woods. some mer-
chahtaple lumber. On mail route. = miles
from Marshall. Additional 81 acres with
cottage, $1,000
lo00o--DaIry farm "a acres. Loudoun
IN sood condition
r. D. LILLE CO.,
e64 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park, Geo 1900
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FOR SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE
E0E CITY PR OpE Ed ~

About THIRTY t30l mi from D c On
WEST RIVER. Summer cottase directly
opposite Summer headquarters of CORN
THAN YACHT CLUB. and adjacent the
Y: w. c. A. camp CAMP KAHL ERT
The property has about acre of ground
and contains many pieces OF beautiful
shruhbery with an orchard in rear consist
ing of about 25 fruit trees Of the improved
variety. Water front with seaval and
fine. sandy beach. safe for children; also
private pier, Cottage is of stucco. contains
fve rooms and finished attic; complete in
terror bath: running water inside and
around grounds: entire property fully fur
nished. including Frisidaire and HOT
POINT electric stove is offered at EIGHT
THOUSAND tSs.O0Ol dollars. which IS
several THOUSAND dollars below COST
For Summer home out Of the ordinary
nfesteate this property. VIII be shown
al anE time. Box 3La-M Sisr
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HOUSE BARGAINS.
$ ACRES $500

Prince Georges County: hieh-type re-
stricted residential community, with
SCHOOLS churches and stores nearby and
only 90 minutes from Capitol Bldg For
Particulars. call MR.. WILSON. National
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New Apartment Building

NeW hpdl llllSIlC bullulllS.
j. outside apartments being finished
Just 10 minutes from WASHINGTON; latest
equipment throuGhout: oil heat. showers
and venetian blinds: only a few left: in
spect Sun. Apply CHAMBERS & TALL
MAN. 25Io Wilson blvd, from . to Il, or
call Clarendon 1900 and Clarendon
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OFFICES WANTED.
ROOM IN LAW OFFICE, COURTESY OF
waiting room and taking telephone mes
sages. Must be in good building and rea-
sonable. Answer Immediately. Box 1870.
Star.
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y. . W y 10 ,.
Evenings and Sunday, Columbia 1915. 90
COBB ISLAND. SMALL COTTAGE. 81 400:
terms; beautiful home sites 500 up see
Cobb Island or ask for descriptive folder
Routes and 3 via AnaCostia, Waldorf ard
La Plata Andrew Norris. agent, on
premises.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
Kent R, MulIkin, Pres.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED,
DESK SPACE WANTED.

WHICH NAY sE TsEp FoR busfNEss Hna
OR REMODELED FOR BUSINESS USE
L. w. OROOMES 1710 EYE ST
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IDEAL LOCATION!
PERFECT, INSIDE AND OUT.

SS.95O
IN the beautiful Country Club Grove SUBJ
division. Arlington County. Va. Recently
completed. rms. bath. a. mi, sun porch,
built-tn garage: attractively wooded lot
Most Of the homes In this section have
been sold before completion; Buy now, TO
way to Gebe rd % Pisht on 1lG Gebe e1 rd IT to Dtt-
mar I'd, Country Club Grove.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 7e4o Evenings Walnut e15s.
OPEN AND FURNISHED
FOR YOUR INSPECTION BETWEEN L 8.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
sos N. Kenmore St. Arlington. Va
well-constructed bungalow in new
house condition, situated on a we'll
shrubbed and shaded lot, in an excellent
neghborhood. Priced right. Terms can be
arranged.
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 N. Irving St. Arlington. Va.
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COVE POINT BEACH.

The modest prices tS9s to 5000 asked
for choice lot in this desirable COM
munity carry no extras. Title is guarsn-
teed clear. Representative on premises.
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PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY Cash FOR CHAIN STORES
and other business property showing rea-
sonable returns. w. L. MOORE, 1924 Vt
ave. QeorEiA 2902 Dt1trtct 6917.
WILL PAY Cash FOR CHAIN STORD
and other business property showing s4a-
az :Ss.'ls S.asssa 3sos. bi.s1sss Il s5aa. w. w.
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CHAPTER 10

Two days after the Mayor had
issued his ultimatum to the chief of
detective concerning Clark and
Verda, Clark received telephone
call from Inky Sanborn. He was
at his desk in the office he had
opened by Jazz Hollow, busily
supervising the work of five as
sistants he had hired to help in the
routine affairs of prediction &C
tivities.
"Wasn't going to bother you I'M
til after election, Griffith" Inky's
hard, metallic voice said, "but I've
got something you ought to know.
1 don't want to come up there, so
you had better see me over here. I
am at the pool hall where you left
the money for me. Come on over,
now"
go. K" Clark replied. Hope it's
important, though. I'm very busy"
"You Judge that, pal. It's about
your buddy, Jim Scott"
Coming" Clark snapped, and
reached for his hat.
He had sold the car in which
Scott had been killed and now drove
a bullet proof powerhouse that had
been placed at his disposal by the
August Tweed.
It took him just three minutes to
get to the pool hall. AS he entered,
he saw a squad car silently glide to
a stop behind his. I guess Cullen
thinks the Old Man means business,
he grimly thought.
Inside the place, comfortably
filled with habitues and heavy with
smoke and the idle, careless chatter
of Negroes at play, Clark looked
about for Sanborn. He caught the
eye of the bartender, polishing
glasses industriously at his post be-
hind the bar. The barkeep beckoned
with his head.
ga beer" Clark said as he placed
his foot on the rail.
First door to the left at the bar,
and upstairs. Third door on the
right" was the softly spoken in
structions of the none too tidy
maestro of the taps as he showed
the beer at Clark.
meaning what?" Clark asked.
Meaning I know damn well
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Griffith" The woman's voice was
a rich, golden contralto.
sand this is my strong arm boy,
Toots Groves"
"Glad to meetcha." Toots shook
Clark's hand and nearly crushed it.
Sanborn saw Clark vince, and
smiled.
"Don't mind Toots. He's just a
kid at heart. A kid hippo"
Toots roared appropriately al
his masters quip.
Inky suddenly became serious.
Thought you had better come
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NO HIDING
PLACE
By Joseph Francis Albright

SYNOPSIS-Clark Griffith, deb
OMAR haisOn man for powerful pO-
iticaI forces, is attempting to win
Verda Trent from Moses Inter
est CraddOck, ruthless and infiu-
entail attorney. He met the beau
tiful Verda at the home of friend
and succeeded in getting her con-
sent to go to luncheon the follow
ing day. He has just called Verda
to remind her of the engagement
when CraddOck, entering her apart
ment, Overhears the telephone con-
versatiOn and is furious.
Verda dismisses CraddOck from
her apartment and goes to lunch
with Clark, where, during the meal,
she realizes Clark has fallen in love
with her.
Verda breaks with Craddock and
reopens her shop free from obliga-
ton to him. Clark, hurrying to
Verda with tickets for prizefight,
is fired on with a machinegun in a
fleeing car. He is uninjured, but
the bullets strike two innocent per-
sons.
Clark goes to Craddock's office
with thinly-veiled accusal and q
threat. Both men quarrel bitterly
and the breach is widened. Clark
tells Verda he knows of way to
hit back at Craddock.
Clark goes to August Tweed, his
political chief, to enlist his aid IL
fighting CraddOck, and finds thai
his faction is on the eve of a bitter
political struggle in which Grad
dock will be the OppOsitiOn's leader
among Negroes.
Clark and Verda decide to bt
married at once, so they might bt
together during the bitter struggle
that is surely coming.
Clark opens an office adjacen
to the alI-important Jazz Hollow
He is called upon there by
stranger who offers to deliver the
Hollow to Clark's party on election
day for a certain sum of money
Clark is amazed at the proposal.
Clark places a spy in Jazz HOl
low to check on Inky SanbOrn. Thu
spy reports raids by a strang'
gang on some of CraddOck's under
world strOnghOlds. But Jim Scot
is killed while driving Clark's car
After SCOTS burial, Clark, fear
ing for Verda's safety, wants t.
quit the fight. She dissuades him
The Mayor throws the protection
of the entire police department
around Clark and Verda-
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oval face was like an ebony cameo,
and the smile she gave Clark as he
entered the room displayed a set
of even teeth to which dentist
was rank stranger. Her feet must
have been shod in custom built
shoes, because no store could have
carried anything that small.
The contrast between this small,
beautiful black woman, and the
huge gargoyle that faced her was
like Beauty and the Beast.
'This is the boss" Sanborn's
voice brought Clark back to earth.
Griffith, this is Honey Darby"
"I am delighted to know you, Mr..
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over here, Griffith, to hear what
we've got to tell you. I think it is
something that even your bosses
don't know yet. Dumping off Jim
Scott is part of it."
"What is it," Clark eagerly
asked.
"Sit down." Sanborn said. Clark
accepted the vacant easy chair and
Inky sat on the bed. Go ahead,
Honey. Tell him just what you
heard. The whole works."
The woman put down the glass
from which she had been drinking.
Crossing both of her dainty, well
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groomed hands in her lap, she
leaned forward and regarded Clark
intently.
Before / tell you, Mr.. Griffith,
I must ask that / shall never in
any manner be connected with
what have to say. Will you so
promise?"
Clark was deeply impressed with
the note of sincere anxiety in her
voice. 81 promise" he gravely
replied.
81 was broke and hungry and
sick once, and Inky took care of
me. Have you ever been friend
Continued on Page Six)
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IOr yOuJ Was Tic reply
Clark smiled. 80. K"
AS he started to leave the bar he
glanced on the fiy-specked mirror
and saw the two detectives who
had followed him enter the door.
They were Negroes, and he recog-
nized them as two of the squarest,
toughest men on the force. Can't
have them following me upstairs,
he thought. So he went over to
them to explain that he had an ap-
pointment in the place.
Cali right, Griffith" the shorter
of the two replied when Clark had
finished. "But get this, fella. Be
as mysterious as you please, but If
you're not back here in twenty min
utes we'll be right up-with gun
in each hand. This dump Is no tea
garden, and we are just yearning
for an excuse to work it over a
little"
Clark promised.
AS he went by the bar, the bar
keeper called him. whats them
cops doing in here ?" he asked with
evident anxiety.
cts all right. They're with me-"
"Geez, mister, you didn't need to
bring"
81 didn't bring them. They're my
satellites" Clark interrupted.
"Yo1r what?"
"Skip it. Just sit tight and
they'll play nice. Don't let me stay
upstairs over twenty minutes,
though"
81 WON'T" was the firm reply.
/ Clark found the door to which he
had been directed, and knocked. It
was opened by Sanborn, who had
his right hand in his pocket that
bulged ominously.
"Oh, come in, Griffith" he said.
Clark entered a room that
startled him with its appointments.
The room was painted a pleasing
shade of tan. The shades were
drawn and the room was lighted
with a soft, indirect glow from
three magnificent floor lamps. A
walnut bed and dresser that must
have cost plenty occupied one side
of the room. A genuine Persian
rug covered the hardwood floor,
t which was waxed to perfection. On
a table in the center of the room
was a bottle of Scotch, soda and ice
, cubes. There were three coy
chairs, beautifully upholstered,
scattered about. Grapes of deep
blue velvet hung at the windows.
But if Clark had been startled at
the room itself, he was even more
so at its occupants. In one chair,
with his right leg thrown careless
!. I. ly over an arm, sat huge mulatto
whose powerful frame, completely
1 filling hand-me-down suit of mid
night blue, bespoke tremendous
strength. He held a twelve ounce
glass of Scotch and soda in his
large hand, and it looked as if he
was holding a glass thimble. His
whole aspect gave the appearance
of some mighty machine at rest,
The sides of his face harbored two
well caulifowered ears, and his red
dish brown hair was closely clipped.
His eyes held the simple expression
, of a child, which is frequently
! found in persons of unusual
: strength. The man weighed two
hundred and fifty pounds if he
weighed an ounce and there wasn't
enough fat on him to fry a hum
, ming birds egg.
In chair opposite him sat the
most beautiful black woman Clark
had ever seen. She was small and
petite, and perfectly proportioned.
She was clothed in dress of some
clinging brick red material that
showed every one of her tempting
curves. Her hair was done in ring
let's, and the job had been per-
formed by somebody that knew
what to do with hair. Her small
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For 80 years, Foreman Clarzs Suits have been the
standard of value. Always styeright, always featur
ing the newest patterns and the finest wooens-
F&C's fine tailoring and finishing.
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Dr.. J. Sidney Gates OF Lee Heights,
Va, with Mr.. Philip S. Rose of Phil
adelphia, editor of the Country
Gentleman, has returned from a 10
day fishing trip to Nova Scotia.
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By ytheWay-
Beth Blaine

The past week end very pleasant and very
Friday evening spent in York at the
RAINBOW Room where finds such superb the
city the bridges with their golden lights
yellow diamonds and that glorious makes
insignificant The following morning motored down
Neck, L. l., to JOIN a gay house party OF seven.
Our host Dho is of the most delightful
men e knc1D had everything planned for ideal 1Oeek
His estate beautiful Nth perfectly house.
We played tennis all suggestions
1Ohere the summing pool should finally
the perfect spot 1Oas facing the garden.
After amusing dinner that
Atlantic Beach Club where found all Nassau
winter and had hilarious reunion Sunday there
tennis and late luncheon and in the evening
the Avee Harrman for cocktails and the Herbert
SWopes for a Sunday night buffet supper.
The most perfect cottage imaginable
rimqns yhch they occupy only through July and August
lou Uhe cottage situated right the aer Oth
forming patios sirty foot blue tiled pool set deep
laWn The house is filled NTH great comfortable SOFAS
modernistic deep chairS-couered in Ukte
and euery available filled 1Uith foDerS Marie
louely looking NTH dark blue dark
the most auring paama cut like skirt NTH
shoulder straps belt and shoes gung
ledUng this week to join him.
When arrived the Swopes
in beautiful trailing tea of two shades of tight
skirt delft blue with long train and
high necked long eeved full chiffon royal
edged with lace that reached to the
band OF the same color chiffon Mrs William Randolph
wore black gown with red sequin jacket and beautiful
ratey dressed and others sport Joy life
when does what
Returning to town Monday morning stopped BY to
(Contn Fourth
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Secretary of Commerce
Issues Invitations for
Annual Watermelon Feast
Mrs Borah at Annapolis Yesterday-O
Social Activities of Officials and Diplo-
mats in the CAPITAL.

Secretary of Commerce. Daniel
cards for watermelon Sunday afternoon August 15
in the garden of his home Woodland Secretary
holds this party having the watermeons
Washington from South Carolina
William wife Borah spent Yesterday
In Annapolis where she moored with Mrs Albert
Col Peak and her niece Miss Taber Francisco
Benap Idaho Col Peake making inspections
the West will Washington of
September
Senator Mrs will Congress adjourns
for their home in Idaho for the Summer
Justice Peyton gone Saranac Lake
where they will the season.
The Director American Union Dr. Leo S.
Rowe and the Pedro de Alba
have issued invitations Latin American
the Eplanade of the PanAmercan Thursday evening"
September at o'clock The will
States Marine Band Capt
Mario Martinez SilVera baritone, from the Argentine
Col Mrs Walton Walker Washington
and have taken apartment at 210l Connecticut
and Mrs Walker who formerly Capital
have been Vancouver where the
last few years
Admiral Mrs. Luke McNamee are spending the
month at their cottage at Jamestown, r !.
Comdr Douglas Morrison NJ Mrs Morrison
and their Douglas and James
Linden Point Stony Creek closed
In Cleveland Park until September Morrison go
his mother in Georgia.
Robert the guests of Lieut.
Neeys Capt and Mrs Neey past month
Lieut. Nicely is Benning, Ca, Fort
Sill, Okla.
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Residential Social News
Miss Mora Archbold Hostess Last Night
at Rar HarhOr
at Bar HarbOr.

ISIS MORA ARCHBOLD,
nu daughter of Mrs. Anne Arch
bold entertained at a large
dinner and dance last eve
ming at Bar Harbor where she is
spending the Summer. Among the
guests were Mrs. Louis Owens, Mrs.
Cummins Catherwood, Mrs. Brinton
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H.
Geary, Mr., and Mrs. John B. Thayer,
Miss Marion Baker, Miss Kate Davis
Pulitzer Miss Susan Scott, Mr.. David
Gardner, Mr. Harry Geyelin Mr..
Amos Emo and Mr Edward Thayer.
Countess Szechenyi arrived from
Europe yesterday and has joined her
daughters, Mrs. Eugene B. Roberts
and Miss Sylvia Szechenyi, at the
Breakers at Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs Maxim Karolik en-
tertained at box party last evening
at Newport at the performance of
THE Vinegar Tree" at the Casino
Theater
Mrs. Samuel A. Kimberly has re-
turned to her home on o street after
a motor trip to New York and Larch-
mont. She accompanied Miss Edith
Hornsby and her brother, Mr.. Hubert
Hornsby, who motored into New Eng
land. Mrs Kimberly visited the late
Mr.. Kimberly's sister, Mrs. Wesley M.
Oler and her family at Larchmont
and then visited Mrs John R.
Thomas, jr., widow of her cousin. Col.
Thomas, in New York, and their SON.
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Miss Johnston J
To Wed Saturday

The marriage of Miss Marjorie Ev-
elyn Johnston, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Earl Johnston OF Ar
lington, Va, to Mr.. Joseph Edward
Marsteller, son of Mr. and Mrs Phil
lips Marsteller of Arlington, will take
place Saturday evening at 7 o'clock
in the Trinity Chapel at Arlington. A
reception will follow in the Sylvan
Studios.
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Miss Rowan Chosen
AS Ships Sponsor

There is nothing like being prepared
So the Navy Department seems to
think. Yesterday the Secretary OF
the Navy Mr.. Claude A. Swanson,
designated Miss Elizabeth H Rowan
as sponsor for the u S. S. Rowan.
The ship which Miss Rowan. better
known to her friends as Betsy. will
christen is being built at the Norfolk
Navy Yard and is named in honor of
her great-grandfather, the late Ad-
miral Stephen c. Rowan. The ship is
scheduled for completion June IA,
1888, but, surprising as it may seem,
no launching date has been set as vet.
The U S. S. Rowan is the third ship
by that name and was authorized by
Congress March II, 1884.
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in-law and daught,', Mr.. and Mrs
Lowell Primm
Mrs Kimberly, Miss Hornsby and
her brother are spending today at Bel
Air, Md, where they went by motor
to do some sketching.
Mr. and Mrs r. D. w. Connor of
the Wardman Park Hotel are in Maine
at the present time, visiting friends.
Miss Dorothy Porter, daughter of
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Claude Rodman Porter, re-
turned to her home at 21O1 Connecti-
cut avenue Sunday from six
month trip to California and Hawaii
She visited her brother-in-law and
sister, Capt and Mrs. Richard Mayo
at Schofield Barracks.
Mrs. Jean L. Bennett of the La Sale
Apartments is visiting in her old home
in Dubuque, Iowa, among relatives and
old friends. She has also made a visit
with old friends in Madison, Iowa, and
spent the last week end there. Before
(See RESIDENTIAL, Page RAY
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$50 o'clock in the evening, and was
attended by relatives only.
The bride is the granddaughter of
the late Arthur J. Symonds, one Of
the pioneers OF Arlington County, who
migrated from Portland, Me, and
established home in the southern
section OF the county
Mrs. Pike attended the Shenan-
doah Valley Academy at Newmarket,
Va, and Mr.. Pike was educated in
Louisville, KY. He is an accountant
with the Farm Credit Administra-
ton,
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Weddings Here and Afar Continue Hold Summer Spog
Midsummer
Weddings of
Importance
Senator and Mrs.
Lodge Attend Cere-
mony at Beverly.

= ENATOR AND MRS. HENRY
~ CABOT LODGE, I'd, and their
sons. George Cabot Lodge, I'd,
and Henry Cabot Lodge, Sd, were
present yesterday at the wedding of
Mrs. Lodges sister, Miss Jean Struthers
Sears, and Mr.. Archibald Stevens
Alexander of Bernardsville,> N. j. The
ceremony was performed on the lawn
at the Cove, the Summer home at
Beverly, Mass. Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Sears OF Bos-
ton. The Right Rev. Philip Mercer
Rhinelander, retired Bishop of Penn
sylvania, who officiated at the mar
riage of Mr.. and Mrs. Sears performed
the ceremony at o'clock in the pres
ence OF only members of the family
Mr.. Sears gave his daughter in mar
riage, and she wore a medieval cos
tune Of white organza trimmed with
rare old Valenciennes lace, a panel of
which fell over her short tulle veil.
She was unattended, the bridegroom
having as his best man his uncle, Mr..
oeAiSo ASoiAiSy VA An" Oih
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander will sail
today for a tWo-month motor trip
through Northern France. On their
return they will occupy the family
home of Mr.. Alexander In Bernards-
vile which was left to him by his
grandmother, the late Mrs. Henry o.
Wittpenn. Mr.. Alexander's paternal
ancestors were founders of Stevens In
stitute Of Technology at Hoboken, N. j.
The bride attended school in Paris
and is member Of the Chiffon Club.
Mr.. Alexander attended st. Paurs
School in Concord, N. H., and was
graduated from Princeton with the
class OF % and from the Harvard Law
School In 1881. He is a member OF the
Knickerbocker Club in New York,
where he practices law.