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The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-12-22

Election of officers and the an
nual Christmas party are slated for
the same evening when Degree of
Honor meets next Monday evening,
December 26th. Officers will be
elected at a meeting preceding the
party. Gifts will be exchanged and
potluck lunch will be served at the
social hour.
DR.. Mecllenburg VIII Deliver
Lecture With Pictures
Rev. Henry j. Soltau. Of Willmar,
brother Of Vern Soltau, of this city,
announces the appearance Of DR..
Geo. Mecklenburg at the Willmar
auditorium Wednesday evening,
December 28th, at eight o'clock.
DIR. Mecklenburg will deliver a lee
ture on Hitler and the Jews" He
will illustrate the lecture with 1000
feet Of colored moving pictures
which he took in Europe in Aug
ust.
Telco Christmas Party
A Christmas setting, in dominant
blue and white colors, greeted
guests Saturday evening when en-
ployees, operators, gathered at the
home Of the manager, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. s. Forsyth, for their annual tele-
phone company Christmas party.
A group of twelve were entertain
ed. A Christmas tree, furnished in
blue lights, formed the hub for the
room decorations. Games and stunts
occupied the evening entertain
ment. The table was set with blue
and white, the Bell system colors,
the theme. Bells, that are at once
in spirit with Christmas as well as
the Bell insignia, adorned the set
ting. A white layer cake, with a
silver bell gracing its topmost lay
er, was on the table. A centerpiece
that approximated in miniature tel
ephone lines stretching across the
country was appropriate. A sur
prise element in the party was the
receipt of the usual gift from the
.Sauk Centre fire department, and
in group picture taking. Guests ex-
changed gifts at the table.
A. O. U. w. Finishes
Busy Week
Officers were elected in both the
adult and junior lodges last week
when the A. O. U. w. entertained
at a joint Christmas party last
Thursday evening. At seven the
Junior Lodge met for their regular
meeting and elected officers for
1889. Officers are: junior past mas
ter worker, Paul Keldahl; junior
master worker, Virginia Cummings;
Junior foreman, Christine Koterba;
junior overseer, Geraldine Cum
mings; junior guide, Myron john
son; junior outside watch, Dora
Ward; junior inside watch, Betty
Veeder; junior recorder, Betty Os-
tendorf; junior musician, Vera
Lovesee; supervisor, Nettie Koter-
ba.
Following the adult lodge met
for the election, gave Frank Koter.
ba, the post Of past master work.
man. Other officers are: master
workman, Jennie Peterson; fore
man, Frieda Ostendorf; cverseer,
Glen Hamilton; guide, Nettie Kot-
erba; inside watch, Melvina Cum
mings; outside watch, Theodore
Ostendorf; recorder, Edna Keldahl;
financial treasurer, John Hansen;
musician, Marie Soltau.
Both lodges took part In the
Christmas party following. Christ
mas carols, musical numbers, and
q gift exchange featured the affair.
Hot dogs. donuts, and coffee were
served to about 100 guests. It was
planned that the lodge open the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-12-22

Mayor Entertained
Mayor @. r.. Wager was host
Monday evening when he enter
tanned a group Of eight at q stag
dinner at his home on Third
Street.
Christmas Party
Members of Circle two Of the
Congregational Women's Fedora
ton entertained at an annual
Christmas party last Thursday
afternoon. The affair was at, the
home Of Mrs. Paul Domke. Mem
bers assisted in preparing and
serving q turkey dinner to nine
teen members and guests.
Family Group Christmas
AS thoughts turn to home and
family, Christmas will bring some
of the family of DR.. and Mrs. A.
F. Moynihan to the home here.
Friday their daughter and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Nicholson,
and children are expected from
Grand Rapids. Saturday Louise
! Moynihan will join the group, ar
irving from Minneapolis. Christ.
mas Eve Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson
will visit with his parents, in Bel,
grade.
Christmas Guests
Christmas Day guests will be
entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. +. Bastien and family
1t was announced this week
Guests will arrive both Saturda,
and Sunday with Homer Bastien
the gentleman's brother, of Crane
Rapids, and Miss Babe Chelling
Of Little Falls, due Saturday
Others will be Mrs. Bastien'.
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Chell
ing, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Chelling
of Little Falls.
South Ashley Club Meeting
Members Of the South Ashle,
Club met at the c. J. Swift home
December 18th, for the last lessor
Of the year. Topic, "Rearrangin,
Furniture" After the lesson
social time was had.
The clubs president, Mrs. c. ]
Swift, was presented with a cak
serving set. The Christmas tre
was lit and from beneath it
boughs, presents were found TO
each one. A delicious lunch wa
served and enjoyed by all.
A review of lesson two is for tn
next meeting to be held at the II
Higbie home, January 10. Reporter
Family To Gather At
Home For Christmas
| AS relatives and friends from
many points began filtering int
the city to be at home for Christ
mas, family members began ar
irving this week to spend Christ
mas with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M
Parker. Miss Rosamond Parker
student at Hood College, in Fred
erick, Maryland, is expected t.
arrive tomorrow, Friday at th'
home of her parents here. On tn,
same day, William, Ur., is expect
ed from Minneapolis. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Parker's other daughter ant
family. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. For
ster and daughter, are expected
Christmas Eve. John, who attend
school in Minneapolis, was frs
home, arrived Monday evening.
Family To Group Here
On Christmas Day
Members of the family of Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Robinson of thi,
city will gather here for Christina!
Day observance and a family din
ner. Vanguard of the members
was son, Kenneth, who arrived ,
week ago after finishing the sea
sons run as third mate on {
Great Lakes Steamer. He was a
board the recently storm flashed
John p. Geistman, who weathereG
one Of the most severe storms or
the Lakes. Others to come will bt
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Carlson, of st
Cloud, Mr.! and Mrs. M. H. Mill
ner and family, Of Bertha, Mr.. an6
Mrs. H. X. Robinson and children
of Long Prairie. Christmas Eve
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will be
with their son and family in Long
Prairie.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1938-12-22

In Japan automobiles have to be
illuminated inside as well as out
at sunset.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Miss Mary Esther Barlow
Wed to Mr.. r. p. Herget.

II HE parsonage of the Epiphany
Church in Forestville, Md, was
the scene Of the wedding July % of
Miss Mary Esther Barlow, daughter
OF Mrs. Joseph Cantrell Barlow. for
merly of Helena, Ark. and now of
1885 Forty fourth street, and the late
Mr.. Barlow, to Mr.. Richard Philip
Herget, son OF Mr.. and MIS-. Alfred
George Herget of Paragould, Ark. The
Rev. DR.. James Valiant performed
the ceremony at o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage
by her mother and she wore a navy
blue ensemble with white accessories
and shoulder corsage of gardenias.
Miss Baby 10 Barlow, sister of the
bride, was maid Of honor, wearing an
ensemble OF figured white and luggage
tan chiffon, and her accessories were
in luggage-tan color.
Mr.. Paul Bogikes was the best man.
Mrs Barlow, mother OF the bride,
wore a beige crepe afternoon gown
with brown accessories
The young couple expect to be at
home in Arlington, Va, at BIS Abe
marie street, this week
Mrs. Herget spent most Of her girl
hood in Helena. Ark, where her father
was large planter and was active
in the local government until his
death in 1881. The bride received her
early education in Helena. where she
was member of Delta Beta Sigma
Sorority, and was graduated in June
from Western High School. Mrs.
Herget is the granddaughter of Capt.
j. c. Barlow. one Of the early settlers
OF Phillips County, Ark, and of David
Peyton Slaughter, who was one Of
the best known planters in the State.
Mr.. Hergets grandfather, the late
Richard Jackson, was leading figure
Of Northeastern Arkansas.
Mr.. Herget was graduated from the
public schools in Paragould, later
from the Junior College OF New Mexico
Military Institute at Roswell, N. Mex.
and received in 1884 his B. S. degree
in mechanical engineering from the
University Of Arkansas. While at
tending the University of Arkansas
Mr.. Herget was a member of the
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Bride.elect Feted
AtIuncheOn.

Miss Vivian Lapp was the guest of
honor at a luncheon and miscellaneous
shower given by Mrs. Hardy Pearce
yesterday at the Anchorage IN Alexan-
dria.
The guests included Mrs. John
Davis Baker. Miss Catherine Bonner
Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. Joe N. Everett,
Mrs. F. Allan Flick, Miss Helen Hodg-
kins. Miss M. Louise Lowe, Mrs. John
Hurley, Miss Alice Lutz, Miss Margaret
Napper, Miss nellie Petrowski, Mis-,
Helen Schmid and Mrs. William H
Stead.
Miss Lapp, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen B. Lapp Of Superior
Wis, will be married September te
Mr.. Bernard F. Dorr, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. August P. Dorr Of this city.
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Wyoming Marriage
OF Interest Here.

A wedding Of interest here, will take
place tomorrow at Cheyenne, Wyo.,
when Miss Barbara Virginia Jenkins
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Edward
Jenkins Of Fort Warren, will become
the bride of 1t. Charles H. Waters, son
OF Mrs. Carroll p. Price Of Fort
Thomas. KY. and the late Mr.. Joseph
Henry Waters Of Montgomery County
Md.
It, Waters is we'll known in Silver
Spring, Md. where he frequently
visited his uncles. Mr.. Walter w
Waters and Mr.. Fred L. Waters, during
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dress. Juliet cap OF violets and
carried purple larkspur.
The other attendants were Miss
Margaret Sangster, Miss Frances Duke
OF Baltimore. Mrs Edna Nick and Mrs
James Mitchell of Richmond. They
yellow, green, pink and blue, horsehair
hats and sandals to match their dresses
and carried bouquets Of garden flowers.
Mr. James Mitchell of Richmond,
Va. brother of the bridegroom, was
the best man, and the ushers were
Mr.. Hugh Lunch, DR.. Russell Edmon-
ston, Mr.. James A. Councillor, jr.. and
Mr., Thomas Markey of Akron, Ohio.
A reception followed the ceremony
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may go to the altar fresh and un-
wearied on THE DAY. The floral
artists there are absolute geniuses
in arranging color schemes. They
have all sorts of ideas for the
bride. her attendants, the dec
orations for the church and the
centerpieces for the table. Consult
them! 1124 CONN. AVE. Phone
DIS. $3.50.
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the time he was attending the United
States Military Academy at West
Point. His mother is the wife of 1t.
Col. Price of the Medical Corps.
After the wedding they will make
their home in Berkeley, Calf, where
1t. Waters will take special course
In engineering at the University Of
California.
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Sigma Chi Fraternity and took an
active part in other campus activi-
ties, such as Scabbard and Blade,
Theta Tau and Tau Beta Pi. He
is now attending the College of Law
of Georgetown University. Mr.. Herget
is at present acting director for the
Federal Educational Radio Project OF
the United States Once Of Education
in Washington.
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at the residence Of the brides mother
in Chevy Chase. Later the couple
left for wedding trip, the bride wear
ing light blue satin dress with navy
and white accessories. They will be
at home upon their return at 440
Highland avenue, Bethesda. Md.
The bridegroom is professor at
Georgetown and Columbus Univer-
sites. He Is Middle Atlantic tennis
champion.
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Weddings Are Announced;
Miss Wheeler Is Bride
Married to 1t. Sidney G.. Wooten
In Chapel at Walter Reed.
MANY Other Ceremonies.

Memorial
and white palms sdoses
delabra at the altar Miss Wheeler daughter
OF the Engineers Wheeler
to 1t Sidney
lain A. c Oliver ofciated
Teale During the played softly
Mater the words of which written by Col
of
buttons and the ended
lace jacket family that
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eIN, colonial OF
period-will be
I e a I ured in
G o H E N s
August Sale Of
Mirrors fol-
lowing the most
spectacular pur-
chase t h e Wv e
m a d e In 80
wears. 20 stvles
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to choose from in the s4s5 group
alone. Included in the $685. group
is Maple pilot-vheel mirror.
Stunning as wedding gifts. Timely
to dress up your home Visit the
Hall Of Mirrors" second floor.
1927 G ST.
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plates and crisp
salads-will do much to restore
your jaded appetite. The prices are
pleasant to take, too. For example
they serve the most amazing
seven-course dinners starting at 81.
Free parking for your car. 18th
and x sTS. Phone DIS. 1850.
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Helene NllS you now
to bee me one
easily. ETHEL NJ.
TSTERE. mer
Art ur Murray
teacher, gives private
lessons in Ballroom,
F xtrot, Waltz.
Tango, Rhumba and
Shag-in her AIR
co N nITTONEn
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Birth Announced.

Mrs. George Tayloe Munford an
nounces the birth Of son July 81 In
Washington. The baby. Randolph Lee
Munford, is the son of the late Mr..
Munford, and his mother before her
marriage was Miss Marie Scheper.
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IN the beautiful
A NJ B A S S A DOR
POOL. They Of
fer a new low rate
only 25c-which
includes tow e. !,
soap and individual
locker. The pool
water Is cleaner
than drin kin e
u-otorE N~a~ lo;lt-
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dine in the din
ing room at the
H o T e L
H A M I LIT ON.
The temptingly
prepared spe-
cialties the
delicious plat
ters the re-
freshing col d
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Glasses. Only $l2
a month or SO
for two weeks. So
spend your vaca-
tion--or art of
your vacation get
ting yourself into
shape. And you
have the use Of the
lovely SUN ROOF
at the sopoe tip,a
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Paradise itself for
your husband when
the family is away.
Don't have him rat
tie around in a for
ken ouse or
apartment, when he
can have an attrac-
lively t furnished
room with bath, and
f,1l1 hofol cor,,ioo
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elldt ChpiduiS
why GUIDES
take ov e r
zen masse"
the problem
Of flowers for
the wedding
from callas
to corsages
. . so that
the bride
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terations. She'll
straighten your
hemlines, refit
your shoulder
and waistlines-
and make your
dresses look like
new again at
small cost. Let
her get your fall
clothes in order
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flowers were a shoulder bouquet of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
Bride Has as Only Attendant
Her ister-in-Law, Mrs. Odom.
She had as her only attendant and
matron of honor, her sister In law,
Mrs. Edward E. Odom, jr, of Washing
ton, who was dressed in aqua crepe,
made on tailored lines She wore
white straw hat, banded in aqua, and
carried a sheaf of coral pink gladioli
Mr. Blalock had as his best man his
twin brother, Mr.. Tully Talbot Blalock
of Jacksonville, who is an inferno at
the Georgia Baptist Hospital, in
Atlanta, Ga
The ushers were another brother.
Mr.. Thomas Blalock of Jacksonville,
and Mr. st. Julien Rosemond Of
Miami
An informal reception in the parish
hall Of the church followed the cere-
mony, when Mrs. Odom, mother of the
bride. dressed in a dark blue cape
ensemble, trimmed in lighter shade
OF blue, and corsage bouquet of pink
roses. assisted in receiving.
Mrs. Blalock, mother of the BRIDE
groom. attired in becoming gown of
blue silk and likewise wearing a shoul-
der cluster of pink roses, was also in
the receiving line.
Preceding the ceremony, wedding
breakfast for the bridal party and
immediate families was held at the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
Later in the afternoon, Mr.. Blalock
and his bride left on a wedding trip.
the latter wearing a smart dark blue
silk suit, with matching accessories,
Mr.. Blalock and His Bride
Will Reside in Washington.
When they return they will live on
Quarry street, in Washington, where
they have taken an apartment.
The bride is graduate of American
University, and is now working for her
masters degree at George Washington
University. The bridegroom was grad.
uated from the University of Florida
at Gainesville. and received his law
degree from George Washington Uni
versity. His fraternity is Beta Theta Pi.
Guests who came from a distance
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U ARE YOU THE KIND OF
GIRL that gay young
bachelors date? For dancing
they want a smooth dancer-and
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weave d n q III
W e a Y e Y % u r
clothes, damaged
by cigaret burns,
moths and rips
but they invisibly
mend your still
wearable stock
ings. at small cost
"a b s o ! u t e ! Y
eradjcate tho rIlns
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AMBASSADOR
POOL

$50 a m. to 1890 pm. Private in
dividual swimming instruction-6
lessons, S5. Take the children
there's a lifeguard always in at
tendance. Ambassador Hotel.
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TURKISH bath with massage, So.
Club under medical supervision.
Anne T, Kelly, directress. 1921
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. 36l6.
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STUDIO-at reduced summer rates.
Open 10 to 10. 1928 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. 2460.
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I" A LTAR-IoR MoT1vEs2"
Really, getting married
would be fun-if 1t weren't for get
ting everything in readiness. And
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and snags. P.S.-They'll clean and
press 7 Of your husbands ties for
$1.0O (and this last with rolled
edges, as wel). 6l3 18th ST.
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(" NEW DISHES BEGET
NEW APPETTTES"
an old adage-and q true one!
Just to prove it-plan to lunch or
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"...A SUMMER BACHELORS
HEAVEN" is the
delightful residential hotel of dis
tinction-THE FAIRFAX. It'll be
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Miss Olive Evelyn Odom
Married YESTERDAY.

Unusually effective in its simplicity
was the wedding yesterday afternoon
OF Miss Olive EVELYN Odom, daughter
of Maj. and Mrs Edward E. Odom of
Country Club Hills, Va. and Mr. S.
Gordon Blalock, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thomas Blalock of Jacksonville,
Fla, which took place In Christ
Church. Georgetown, the rector, the
Rev. j. Gillespie Armstrong, Sd, off,
ciating at 2 o'clock.
The only decorations and lighting
used in the historic church with its
beautiful carved wood and ivory fig
urines, were white gladioli and two
tall candles on the altar During the
ceremony soft glow was shed on the
bridal party as the sunlight streamed
through the stained glass windows.
AS the guests assembled, Mr.. Richard
T. Bell, church organist, gave a pro-
gram Of music.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a soft white crepe
dress. gathered at the shoulders to
form graceful neckline, and to COM
plete her all-white costume she wore
White hat with short face veil, and her
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for as low as $50 month. There's
a breeze-swept roof garden and ex-
cellent dining room. D. E. Stephan,
Mgr. 2l00 MASS. AVE.
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had a Queen Elizabeth collar Of the
came to the end of her train, was held
with lace coronet The bride carried
a sheaf of white gladiolusus and lilies,
centered with an orchid
Mrs. Alice Torrey Griffith
Matron of Honor.
Mrs Alice Torrey Griffith, daughter
Of Col. and Mrs Daniel Torrey of
Washington, was the matron of honor,
and wore white marquisette over
satin, the skirt very bouffant. Her
pale blue hat had delphinium blue
streamers down the back, reaching to
the floor. She carried a sheaf of blue
delphiniu mand yellow gladioluses.
The maid of honor was Miss Mar
earet Lennox, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. William LennoX of Newton Cen
ter. Mass, and the brides cousin, Joan
Seaman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip c. Seaman of Pittsburgh, was
the little flower girl. They wore cos
TUNES made like that of the matron
of honor. and carried sheaves of the
same flowers, but little Joan's flowers
were in a smaller sheaf.
1t. Henry B. Kunzig of Fort Bel
voir was the best man and the ushers
were Its. Philip c. Wehle of West
Point, Thomas Kent of Fort Meade,
Md; William L. Hardick of Fort Ben
ming, Ga, and Walter Kruger, jr.,
of Fort Belvoir. Va
A reception at the Army War Col
lege Club at Fort Belvoir followed
the ceremony The brides mother
wore gown of schiaparelli pink net,
with large navy blue picture hat.
Her corsage was of yellow roses and
blue delphinium. Mrs. Wooten, the
brldegrooms mother. wore a pale blue
lace gown and blue hat trimmed
with violets. Her corsage was of
sardenias
Following the reception 1t and Mrs.
Wooten left on their wedding trip,
the bride wearing a going-aWay cos
tune of black crepe with black and
white silk jacket and black and white
accessories.
They will live at Fort George G.
Meade, Md, where 1t. Wooten is
stationed.
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/" MIRROR, MIRROR ON
THE WALL"
COHEN'S have them round, square,
wide and tall! Every type-mod.
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PALAIS ROYAL

ever PAIAIS ROYAL
you've had an opportunity to SAVE
by buying in August :. . this is the
year THE PALAIS ROYALS
the store and these are the
reasons. Tomorrow morning at
$50 starts a SALE that will high
light Fashion, Quality and Econ
omy. There's the Annual August
Sale Of Blankets" the Annual
August Sale of Furniture" D.. The
Annual August Sale of Infants
Furniture" :. the Annual August
Sale Of Furs" and the Annual
August Sale Of Cloth Coats" Bring
your most discriminating friend
along to this SALE, the woman on
whose judgment you'd stake your
bottom dollar and Heleneu
wager she'll pick out just as many
OF these outstanding values for her
self as you will. Come early for
standing room - THE PALAIS
ROYAL.
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I" Farewell TO BUlt tEs"
-. you'll say when you
take advantage of the SUMNER
RATES at EMILE'S daily Exercise
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l" MARY, MARY is THE
WEATHER CON-
TRARY?" Do your swimming and
keep cool the whole summer long
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H IF YOU'RE NOT A LIT
TIE SEW AND SEW I"
. take your dresses to Miss Perry
at JACQUELIN STORY'S for al
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NOW-while she has the time and
before the busy season. SUITE
8O5, American Bldg, 1917 F ST.
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N T EFT THIS BE A LESSON
TO YOU" SOUTH
ERN STELOS teaches you how to
economic. Not only will they re-
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for the wedding, in addition to men,
bers OF the bridal party, were the
bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Thomas Blalock. and Mr.. and
Mrs, Thomas L. Blalock of Jackson
vile, Fla.
Miss Vivien Eloise Essex
Bride of Mr.. Dennison L. Mitchell.
THE marriage OF Miss Vivien Eloise
Essex, daughter of Mrs. John
James Essex of Chevy Chase, Md, to
Mr.. Dennison Louis Mitchell, son of
Mrs. Sally J. Mitchell, took place
yesterday afternoon at S o'clock in
the Chevy Chase Methodist Episcopal
Church. The ceremony was performed
by DR.. Edward Gardiner Latch, assisted
by DR.. c. E. Hawthorne.
The church was decorated with
white gladioli and candles and pre-
cedlng the ceremony a program was
given by Mr. Arsenic Ralon, violinist;
the Misses Elaine and Errol Essex,
who sang duet, and Mr.. Lawrence
Troth gave solo
The bride wore white marquisette
with lace train. Her veil was held
by halo of satin flowers. and she
carried gardenias and lilies Of the
valley.
Miss Gladys r. Essex was the maid
OF honor, wearing an orchid chiffon
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n u u Q y
Month Of
S a ! e g."
T h e Wv e
been work.
/ n g t o
make this
q n o u t.
S t a n d ing
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/" MAKE TOMORROW A
GALA SHOPPING
DAY. for it marks the be-
ginning OF THE PALAIS ROYALS
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THIS IS HOLLYWOOD

ore some
Of them.
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