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tramural games. We also have
committees in charge of awarding
the school letters at the end of the
year and in charge of the Athletic
banquet at the end of the year.
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a corn judging contest at George
town. We are anxiously awaiting
the return of this contest.
Smyrna times., 1940-01-18
Too Fast

How fast is your carp"
"Well, it keeps about six months
ahead of my income, generally"
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He William La Porte skilled operator in the Dodge truck
the of strife lands that his attire bring to mind Hes not
and helmet nood
These afford full against addition cascade
the
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Glenn McNatt tTqt q
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warner y. Mabel Naa, a5 2 W j
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Audrey Ashton !, y 'rsl I'd
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Sports

The boys basketball team will go
to Townsend next week and have a
little practice game in their gym
nasium. The boys haven't had any
real practice since long before
Christmas. We do not have a
gymnasium here and we could not
practice on the snow However,
the boys went out Wednesday and
practiced shooting. Our tentative
schedule is two games with Town
send; two with Middletown and
two with Frederica. We hope our
basketball season will be as sue
cessful as our soccer season.
Smyrna times., 1940-01-18
Clayton School Herald
CO-EDITORS:
RAYMOND HUDSON JANICE SHORT

and Dorothy Hill. In our club we
have selected as president, Edith
Hollett; vice-president, Marjorie
Pryor; secretary, Janice Short;
treasurer, Ann Willis; publicity
chairman, Robert Pierson, and
stage manager, Joseph Houtman.
Janice Shorts group will give a
play at the next meeting. Through
out the year we hope to have a
successful club.
Smyrna times., 1940-01-18

HORIZONTAL
1-Australian ostrich
4EBelonging to
6-Plait
Ito mourn
13-Washed
15-Article
16-Coarse
18-Musical note
19-Because
2l-Piece for one
22--To foretell peril
24-Excited with interest
26-Bows
23-Resinous substance
29-Purport
3l-Mourned
33-Pronoun
34-Stay-ropes
36-To defy
33-Part Of Ito be-
~ Shift of service
az Rate of speed
& IIrf
NJ mites
49-Row
50-Pond
52-To hammer down
54-Note Of scale
55-PrOnoun
56-Pigmies
s9-BeholdI
Critic
b3- Noosed
65-Is fond
6S-Type unit
67-Mineral
VERTICAL
l--Epoch
2-Household
3--Above
4--Burden
5--Criminal
g. Meditated gloomily
z Margin
D. asu4n
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9-ExIstS
10-To pay
12-Whether
14-Ball
17-Lacking witness
20-Lay
23-Symbol for aluminium
24-By
25-Disease
27-Quarrcl
30-Peasant In India
32-AlloWance for waste
35-Lovers
37--Mohammedan official
33-Savory jelly
39-Debated
41-Paper measure
43-British slang: policeman
44-Conjunction
46-To act
48-To grin
51-To endure
53-Mexican peasant
57-Part Of shoe
58-Therefore
60-Poem
62-Negative
Catalan river
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Wooster Glee Club
To Be Given Dance
This Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Compton
have loaned their house for a buffet
supper and dance which Mrs. Comp
ton. Mrs. Wilbur LaRoe and Mrs. w.
P. Benson will give this evening for
the members of the Wooster College
Mems Glee Club, who will arrive in
Washington today to remain over
Sunday. This is the third visit the
glee club has made in Washington
and three concerts are scheduled
tomorrow and Monday. The club
will sing tomorrow afternoon at
the vesper service in the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church at 5
o'clock and this evening the club
will give a concert in the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church at 7::30
o'clock, sponsored by the young
people of the church. Tomorrow
evening the glee club will present a
program in the Arlington Presby-
terian Church.
Students at Wooster College from
Washington include Miss Mary Jane
Benson, Mr.. Wilson Compton. jr; Miss
Helen Cookingham. Mr.. Alexander
Drysdale, Miss Ruth Lamborn. Miss
Dorothy LaRoe, Miss Martha Mil
burn, Miss Ruth Mohundro, Miss
Ruth Robinson, Mr.. Richard Shet-
terly. Miss Janet Tillman and Miss
Marjorie Wiley.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Miss Martha Shelton
Honors Miss Dorsey
And Miss Simpson

Miss Martha Holland Shelton Is
spending the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Watson v.
Shelton in Chevy Chase and enter
tanned at luncheon in the blue
room Of the Shoreham today. Miss
Shelton, who is resident student
at the University of Maryland. was
hostess in honor of Miss Achsah
Bowie Dorsey and Miss MAY Byrne
Simpson, debutantes of the past
winter. Spring flowers decorated
the table and other guests at the
luncheon were Miss Patricia Proch-
mix, Miss Theresa Morris, Miss
Marion Morris, Miss Nancy Strong
Miss Patricia Hill, Miss Colby Ran
neft, Miss Rosalyn Buchanan, Miss
Doris Beckwith. Miss Betty Jensen
Miss Kitty Claude, Miss Ann Gordon
Buchanan, Miss Nancy Willard
Miss Dorothy Shelton, Miss Mary
Margaret Hanes, Miss Betsy Carson
Miss Frances Bowie, Miss Marion
Dixon. Miss Alice Stribling, Miss
Dorothy Selby, Miss Betty Ragle
and Miss Mary Yates.
Mrs. Shelton also entertained and
guests at her table were Mrs. Will
liam E. Richardson, Mrs. Frederick
A. Ramsey, Mrs. William NJ Dixon,
Mrs. Charles w. Sydnor and Mrs.
w. Upton Huff.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
BY BARBARA BELL,

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ready to put on, the first day you
start to loosen the earth around
your perennials and investigate to
see if the valley lilies survived the
winter. Make it of blossomy chintz,
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match the radiant spring outdoors.
Pattern No. 1845-B is thoroughly
practical-loose and easy to work
in, yet neat looking because it has
a trim tailored collar. And it will
be pretty as bed of zinnias if you
choose the right kind of prints for it.
OF course, smock of this sort
conveniently buttoned down the
front is just as useful to slip on
over your dress within the house as
without. It's quick and easy to
make, and in your own selected ma
terials will wear so much better, and
fit so much better, than any that
you might buy!
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1845-B
is designed for sizes IL, IA, Is, 18, 20;
10, a and a. Corresponding bust
Evening star., 1940-04-06
ID. A. r. Tea Today
TO Honor Pilgrim

A tea honoring Miss Eloise Col
-lingwood of Roosevelt High School,
:the pilgrim sponsored by the Good
. Citizenship Pilgrimage Committee
of the District Daughters of the
American Revolution, will be given
this afternoon at the home of Miss
.Charlotte Garland, vice chairman
.of the committee, 1884 Nineteenth
sstreet NV.
+. Miss Garland will be assisted in
sreceiving by Miss Lillian Chenoweth,
State regent; Mrs. Roy c. Bowker,
!: State chairman of committee, and
/: Miss Collingwood.
+: Those who will assist in pouring
!. include Mrs. Howard l.. Hodgkins,
/, honorary vice president general;
Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig. vice
; president general; Mrs. Thomas
F. Hardy Seay, national vice chairman
of committee; Mrs. Harry C.. Ober-
holser, State vice regent; Mrs. David
Caldwell, Mrs. Brinkley E. CALI
colt, State vice chairman of commit
tee, and Miss Katherine Hanley
1889 pilgrim.
:. Miss ColIngwood was selected
from seven students of senior pub
:::lic high schools to represent the
District in the pilgrimage held in
connection with the D. A. R. Con-
gress. She will join pilgrims from
" all the States on Friday at the
Washington Hotel for several days
of sightseeing and enjoyment. A
medal will be presented to her April
is by the National Society D. A. R
Evening star., 1940-04-06
News Notes of Diplomatic
And Official Sets
In Nations Capital
Polish Ambassador Will Go to
Buffalo to Attend Fete
, In Honor of Gen. Halle

The Polish Ambassador Pook will
attend the celebration
Monday will New York
the middle of the week.
Attorney to New Haven
jackson
Attorney TUESDAY, he will
address the Boston College
cabinet officer will make brief visit with his daughter
during his absence.
The Greek Minister
New York this
at the dinner the Yugosav Minister Foch
tive Mrs Sol Bloom Representative
soner of the District and Mrs George Allen the Counselor the Greek
Legation and Nine Dpasta the Military Attache the
Secretary
Barnet Mover
Representative visiting
their the Shoreham their is
spring vacation from his classes at Harvard University
Appeals
White Sulphur
spring visit and will be at the Greenbrer.
the Polish will
fortnight will visit the Secretary of the Italian Embassy Mexico
Rob recently there from Washington
Bramba formerly Miss Julia Meyer
the Mrs George Won Meyer,
will here the second week in May.
Quebec, Canada, here
spring visit and the Wardmn Park Hotel
COL and Mrs Barton guests Sky
their Bradley Hills Nd their cousin Mrs Charles
Peabody of Cambridge, Mass.
accompanied by her granddaughter Miss Janet
Lovejoy Concord they will for week.
It. Comdr Buffalo, a
brief visit, and stopping at the Wardman Park Hotel
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Minister to Portugal
Sailing Today to
Return to Post

The United States Minister to
Portugal, Mr.. Richard Claiborne
Pell, is among the passengers
sailing today aboard the Vulcania
to return to his post at Lisbon.
Other United States diplomats
sailing aboard the Vulcania are
the Minister to Lithuania, Mr..
Owen j. c. Morem, who also is
returning to his duties; and the
Consul at Lisbon, Mr.. J. Winsor
Ives.
The former Greek Minister at
Washington, M. Demetrios Sicili-
amos, also will sail today to re-
turn to his homeland, having re-
tired from the diplomatic service.
M. Sicilianos has been visiting in
and near New York since giving
up his post here the first of the
year. Also sailing is Mr.. Walter
E. Edge. jr.. son of the former
United States Ambassador to
France.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Women Back
Boys Club
Athletics
Guests Invited
For Program
Monday Night

Boxing, tumbling and wrestling
will be included on the athletic night
program to be sponsored by the
Women's Auxiliary of the Metropol-
tan Police Boys Club Monday at
7:45 pm. at Pierce Hall, Fifteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
Boys who have benefited by men,
bership in the club will participate
in the sports, which will be witnessed
by a distinguished group Of Wash
ingtonians.
Among the guests of honor win
be Nine. Ertegun, wife of the
Turkish Ambassador; Mrs. Edwin T.
Meredith, wife of former cabinet
member, and Mrs. George Maurice
Morris. All are actually interested
in the campaign now underway to
raise $4,000 to provide club facili-
ties and a summer camp for $4,000
underprivileged Washington boys.
The Police Boys Club was founded
in 1884 by Maj. Ernest w. Brown and
already has helped to decrease juve-
nile delinquency in some precincts
as much as SO per cent.
Among guests invited to the pro-
gram Monday are the vice governor
Of the Federal Reserve Board and
Mrs. Roland Ransom, Senator
Arthur Capper, Senator Theodore
Green, Representative Jennings
Randolph, Representative Thomas
c. Henning, Nine. Molecamp of the
Netherlands Legation, Mrs. Gilbert
Hitchcock, Mrs. Bernard B. Jones,
Mrs. Mae Hamilton, Capt. and Mrs.
John Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lee Murphy, Miss Lydia Loring, Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Poland, Mrs.
McCeney Werlich and Maj. and Mrs.
Ernest w. Brown.
The athletic events will be an
nounced by Countess Igor Cassini.
Supper will follow the program.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Garden Women
Hear Talk by
Mrs. Van Zandt

Expansion by Russia into Scandi-
navia, as we'll as an allied block
ade of Norways territorial waters
to prevent Germany's importations
OF Swedish ore, were predicted as
possibilities in the European con-
f1ict by Mrs. Lydia Van Hagan Van
Zandt in an address yesterday fol.
lowing luncheon of the Capital
Division, Women's National Farm
and Garden Association, at the
Highlands.
Soviet Russia's demand for a
railroad to be built from the White
Sea to the north shore of the Gulf
OF Bosnia to connect with lines at
the Swedish frontier, her seizure OF
the ice-free port of Petsamo and
her demand for free passage tc
Norway, all indicate that Stain
has plans for further expansion in
Scandinavia, she said.
The speaker declared that more
British activity might be expected
In the Norwegian waters if German
ships continue to use them fo1
transporting Swedish ore from the
port of Narvik.
IF the allied blockade is to be
successful British and French ships
will have to invade these passages
and Norway's neutrality will become
more and more precarious," she de.
clared.
From a letter she had Just re.
ceived from a German friend ir
Berlin, Mrs. Van Zandt read. 1--WE
have an educational campaign tt
teach our women to return to the
use of market baskets. This make.
1t possible for the grocer to put
vegetables in the basket and save
wrapping paper which is scarce"
The speaker was introduced BY
Mrs. Jay Winston Johns, presiden1
OF the Capital Division, who came
from her home, Ash Lawn, for thu
meeting.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Mrs. Haycock Hostess

Mrs. Archer L. Haycock was
hostess Thursday at luncheon at
Mrs. KS Toll House Tavern, in
honor of Mrs. Roland Whitehurst,
who will leave Washington May l
to make her home in Philadelphia.
The other guests included Mrs.
Wettloffer, mother of Mrs. White
hurst; Mrs. Hugh Murrell, Mrs.
Cora Peoples, Mrs Myron Writer'S
Mrs. Carl Oechsle, Mrs. John Tiffey,
Mrs William Graham, Mrs. George
Graham, Mrs. Elmer Pusey, Mrs
Albert Woodson. Mrs. Robert Bry-
ant, Mrs. Diller Croft, Mrs. Philip
Gott, Mrs. Joseph De Veau, Mrs
Charles FELTON,, Mrs. Harold Dot
terer, Mrs. John Underwood. Mrs
Carl Stuhler, Mrs. William Henry
Mrs. Ben Fisher. Mrs. S. Jay Nc.
Cathran, Mrs. Thomas Gulick, Mrs
Louis Potter, Mrs. c. M. JansKy
Mrs. Alex Massey, Mrs. E. Anthony
and Mrs. j. H. Dellinger.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and Its
By the Way
Beth Blaine:

gay parties two very
at the Surave Club
society and Clarence Hwes party for the set in honor
Arthur Bradley Campbes Isabel Marjorie
The lovely spacious OF the Sugrave bright with lights
and flowers and muscthe orchestra dancing the ball
Miss Connolly received standing at the head the stairs
handsome in blue lace with white orchids The
almost entirely by the flowers that had
sent her.
f about her throat introducing charming
Irish Legation Mr. Devln to all the pretty girls including Mcenna
who a smart black with blue
Mr. and Mrs Henry Grant Meem with their blond daughter
Eleanor stapleton daughter seia
black frock tiny green
stuck through the crown Mrs Anthony Rumbod dark
gown and red urban arrived with Mrs Harold Hinton
lovely British Embassy Felicity
and Mrs Anthony Coby We delighted hear
from Mary Coby that Tony has
recent operation on his knee.
Mrs Sherman Miles burgundy
nat was all smiles over the that her husband Miles,
shortly returning Military
take his duties chief intelligence party
were Mr. and Mrs Charles Carroll Morgan Adelaide in blue with
white tuban
blue but with lighter with
nat OF burnt sugar straw and black band about the
Raster Mr.. and Mrs William Maccracken many more
avenue Mr. Clarence Hewes re-
ceived people perfectly appointed drawing
room assisted by the two debutante
gown periwinke sister, Marjorie was in soft
dove gray and each lady of gardens
from her home in New orleans
"Buzy" Hewes niece Ellen looking
light blue and also wearing gardenias.
Pouring tea were several friends of the host Mrs McCeney
werlich Carolyn Nash who wore stunning ock Of red and
and black print and fowered hat
the of
on to France where she expects continue
lance corps; Mrs Lawrence Hougheing navy
white birds her matching
Mrs Kenna Elkins and Mrs. Walach Merriam.
Members OF
Mary Washington the Vom Rath Billy
Josephine Boyle Patricia Hurley Pendeton
Ferguson Kitty Hllwith the
not least the uncle of the deb
he likes including him in set
AND
In for several days staying the Carleton
Mrs Dorsey Richardson Depart
and Captalwho
all enjoying meeting his
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Miss Blonsky
Is Married
At Shrine
Becomes Bride of
Mr.. Mcknight in
Pretty Ceremony

A lovely wedding took place this
morning in the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart, when Miss Margaret Rose
Blonsky, daughter of Mrs. Benjamin
Velzer Blonsky and the late Mr.
Blonsky of Philadelphia, was mar
ried to Mr.. Oln Syfret Mcknight
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nc
Knight of Arlington, Va. The Rev
James j. Sullivan of Philadelphia
performed the ceremony at IL
o'clock, before an altar adorned
with white flowers. Miss Mary
Louise Sullivan played the organ
selections.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. James j. Blon-
sky, and her sister, Miss Anna
Blonsky, was her only attendant
Mr. Edgar r. Ernst of Quincy, Ill.
was best man apd the ushers were
Mr.. Paul H. Shreve of Falls Church
Va, and Mr.. James r. Francis OF
San Antonio, Tex.
The bride wore a gown of white
slipper satin with long, tight-fitting
sleeves. The dress had a fitted
bodice and a full skirt, which fell
into a circular train. The long
veil was held by a coronet outlined
with pearls and the bride carried
a prayer book shoWered with gar
denias and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor wore a tulle
dress in shell pink and carried a
bouquet of Queen Mary roses and
delphinium.
A small breakfast for members o1
the wedding party and relatives
was followed by reception at Col
ier Inn. Among the out-of- town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fitz-
patrick, Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Shaffer, Miss Marie Hackett, Miss
Anne Benz, Mr.. James M. Callahan
and Mr.. Joseph v. Gallagher, all OF
Philadelphia.
When she left on her honeymoon
in the South, the bride was wearing
a pastel color suit with contrasting
accessories. On their return Mr.
and Mrs. Mcknight will make their
home at 1887 Eighteenth street, in
Washington.
The bride received her education
in Philadelphia and Mr.. Mcknight
attended Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute. He now is studying naval
architecture at George Washington
University and is connected with
the United States Maritime Com
mission.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
MIR. and Mrs. Buoy
Are Party Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Buoy
entertained at small cocktail party
at their home in Chevy Chase
Gardens last evening. Later the
hosts and their guests went to the
dance of the Somerset Parent
Teacher Association at the Kenwood
Club.
Guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Bucy's
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
1mirie, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Genau,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Corcoran, all
OF Chevy Chase, Md, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Bagnell of Belle
Haven, Va.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Daughters of House
HoldDinner Dance

The Daughters of the House, COM
posed OF daughters of members of
the lower house of Congress, gave
their annual dinner dance last eve
ming at the Shoreham Hotel. Miss
Bonnie Patton is president of the
group, Miss Betty Jensen, chairman
OF the Dance Committee; Mrs.
Eleanore Tolan, secretary-treasurer
OF the group, and Miss Happy Izac,
publicity chairman. They received
the guests.
The membership of the club num-
bers about 80.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
StratfOrd Alumnae

Mrs. Homer S. Carpenter of Ar
lington, Va, will entertain the
Washington Chapter of the STRAIT
ford College Alumnae Association in
her home this afternoon.
Mrs. James H. Brown is president;
Mrs. Carpenter, vice president; Mrs.
Elizabeth Parnell. secretary; Miss
Elizabeth Marshall, social secretary;
Mrs. Robin L. Conn, treasurer.
Evening star., 1940-04-06

measurements 80, 80, "a, SO, 38, 40,
AZ and A. Size IA (32) requires 31s
yards of 35-inch material for short
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sleeves. Full length, yards; 1s4
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Evening star., 1940-04-06
Dorothy Dix Says 80
Popular Young Men Are Those
Who Know When to Go Home

when you leave. go as if you were
shot out of gun. Don't stand
saying good-by to a girl who has
on shoes that are two sizes too
small and that have lead-pencil
heels and are making her suffer
the tortures of the condemned. Go.
and stand not upon the order of
your going. Make it snappy! Scram!
Evening star., 1940-04-06
D. A. r. Meeting

Representative Robert F. Jones
of Ohio will address the Army and
Navy Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, on "Philoso-
phies Underlying Modern Revolu-
ton at the meeting Monday at
pm. at the Army and Navy Club
Seventeenth and I streets NV. A
luncheon for members and guests
will precede the meeting.
Nominations for officers, delegates,
alternates and members of the board
will be in order.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Goodwill Card PARTY

Plans for a spring benefit card
party to be held May II at Mount
Vernon Seminary were made by the
Women's Guild of the Goodwill In
dustries at business meeting fol-
lowed by luncheon yesterday. Miss
Gertrude Lutz was appointed chair
man of fashion show. Cuddle toys
and candy will be on sale.
The Rev. Harold Shape, director
Of the industries, addressed the
meeting on the progress made In
the last six months.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
By BARONESS Phantom

An often welcome
dolly be radios well tables
kinds Here measuring %
by 26a nches simple but maple leaf design that
look well with furniture of
envelope
reon for runners with block and diagram to aid also
material
this pattern, send for inclose Is
coin service postage Address order
Needlework Editor of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-04-06
Arlington Meeting

The American Citizenship Com
mittee of the Federated Clubs of
Arlington will discuss incorporation,
taxes and recreation center at its
monthly meeting Monday at 10 am.
at the Ashton Heights Clubhouse.
Evening star., 1940-04-06

BY
for several
Dorsey Richardson Dorsey
ment for and has ocks friends
all enjoying meeting his
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status, at $3.50 pair, with plain round
frames, the council states. If the pupil
wishes more expensive frames, he must
pay accordingly. The Mors1nan clinic
of Hibbing gives these low prices be-
cause of the large number of pupils
examined and fitted and because the
PIT A. Council pays the bill promptly,
no matter how large it may be, and
collects, often in installments, at the
parents convenience. In no other way
could the optician afford to give lower
than standard prices.
There are in school, at the present
time, 1874 students wearing glasses Sc
cured in this manner and 227 in all
whose eyes have been examined In
1938-39 four clinics were held at which
80 pupils were examined
During the spring baby clinic, spon-
sored by the PIT. A. groups there were
So babies examined by DR.. Nutting, as
against 40 last October Assisting DR..
Nutting were Miss Mary Sever, Mrs
Edwin Toms and Mrs Clifton Drolet as
nurses; Mrs. Rose Svetich as historian,
and Miss Molly Jerich as typist.
Thanks are also due to Mrs. Clinton
Coombe, Mrs j. Oliver Hall, Miss Min
ME Aurell and Mrs. A. w. Nyberg, who
served coffee to the staff during the
afternoon.
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son of Tower, brother of the bride.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Gust Carlson of Tower and
the groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leander Anderson of this city Mrs.
Carlson wore gown of rose lace and
Mrs. Anderson a gown of blue lace.
Both wore corsages of gardenias and
sweet peas.
After the ceremony reception, at
tended by 80 persons, was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson, follow
ing which the newly weds left for
Canton, Illinois, to visit the groom's
brother, the Rev. Arthur L Anderson
and to Chicago and other points. For
travelling the bride wore rose crepe
dress with corresponding accessories.