his newspaper
but am publiahed
7 ”Helios o! "octet
sro aleo ruervoo.
Thom Chapter
Arid the First
l3 rummm no. boon laid at
'3" WHQ 13. one of the notion
mum; in Ohio. yorterdsy.
l'” "33 3U.» fitting memony. was
" Milled . tbs null ot the ceme-
"" "lb home town. The lnrt
rh pint «Q truly Americsn “NWT
"" '3 3 ‘33 "n am» no the boot: ricer-d
‘ ""W m put-neon ltnrlt to m.-
‘3333 31mm W. Fri-Mont Coolidge.
"3 l- at it" manna noel: mw.
"'3 and incur-Wain. Many
, i’“ 33c m3 are nthrrins for his
lEF‘l mtnn. it he will duel with
3:34 "3 3" Tnlfl” merely in natural.
3V? '333r nah citizen. of Norm":
3133“ Hu- notion new tum nntllvltlrd
3 nnvmnri in hit Proficient. m. '1‘
' "Irv. 'wlll bat-it and rneour-
' Pr “will”.
T'333N3 with»! s Melton! of host-
’ «mm a Vice President etc-no
I333 , tho p” .1 "to Ohio! Esortttlvm
" 3v may MI th’ot he to not thr-
3 l of “my ”lot" and that nrrr’d.
his m will not want tor
r arm
-”‘ v new Prudent lull. in a vow.
them We .2 mt. He her
i" 3'3 3! vim ”‘9"th the main follow
N.» -_, 4.. .Wm.«~m .,
a»- , 4...
I We My; of fill nredereerot'l
‘ 334"". .«3 ‘, «one. there will no
‘i noon and alteration. No man
'3 3’31 euctly .mt'lotllol' misht have
~33. lint we are cum-ed by hip
' 33' nrrtormnncor' in public lite that
l'v3 "Hm! Coolidse to fourteen We
V~ >33 hold drug)" to ‘he rijht or he
" ’ ll. Moro than that can be lulu-d
.N M one. lTntilthr bu rnoltcn
'3 3 3rvv of hie palm». n is wlne to
l" wml further todcmem,
w
m’r. “'NA‘I‘IIER.
4' ml: Novllnslaml: Partly rloudr
43 Ithlny and sum“... not much
3"" in tampon-tun. ‘
lint New. York: Partly cloudy
3" W m and tl’undny. com-what
333» - r smut-day night In north and
" ' 3' portion.
”1‘33
u : Goalie to
“Mic winds. mostly mutt. "la
3 "What sntl weather partly rloudy
uwly l-luturdny.
33 l_v Hook to Hatteras: Lisbt to
”33. most. aouthorly and weather
cloudy Hnturdnr. ponihle
“4" rs.
"6‘33 ntmosphrric pron-lure was re.
31w tum F‘ridnv nirht tram m
:‘h Atlantlund East Gulf stomp
" 31rd snd northeartwnrd 3‘" tho
lhmtc ocean lhower- nnd thun-
r worms have occurred in Variou-
"Inns of the country since Thorn-
it."
‘M mcludlnir oortlono or the Eon
63’! and Mill Mlantir stairs. tho-
in and Minot volleys on: thi-
!"n n rthweot.
t‘ 1112:0023 is for portly cloudy to
3r'mmv wenther over moot of the
V «Minion torrent alotrict riut'rlnns
l‘n out two down. Tel-norm r:
will be of little con-count
1% a units-l or the district.
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i 0W taken at I .
i mom fl NW nu?“
313m 3.
. . . .80. On
mono" ....... 2.0.00
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clear
rim?
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otootlv
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cloudy
first
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rag-loaf
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4““ In ’11.. n. D,‘
ill; ‘0 “"3
3m Mute. 11.9““
m Ill. mfllm’
"‘ or her out". N"-
mm
't‘s
”filt-
merce- Hi-
nllht. ‘l‘ho’ princinnl A?" '"V'" .
rot
3 ml?“
Rippling Rhymes
M.
In rum: DAY.
By Wit “It Manon.
It's
that ‘31:: ‘° “N l dfl! I0 blossom
merits will lndorao: them
than to come voter present to rise
"M will“: like a horse. "We
:3; h- Misha. “much coolct
. on 0 er." “it hnply warmth in now
”3 '0 many sizzling don to-
settler-”will leave vethe corn a ghostly
wreck. And it the day is cool and
'breeu. a iotace to the auto and sane.
to voter sprints route chestnuts
chm". about the damaged mopdhay nnd
train. flow alien l have left my
dwelling. convinced the day was fair
flatly-53;: wit: ssurc elde- and rob-
sn sunshine dappll: all
tho llnd."1"his is n day." l' vc often
muttered. "when em old men tel-l
like eolta: the bread of tile ls amply
buttered, the slobo moves on with
minor lobe. The hilltop- look like
thra- that“: hammered. the shadows
mov: athwart lb. (one: this is a
tiny. l'ro “ton clomorcd. “that
areas snd pulpit must lndorno." And
then I moot tho dreary voter who
never yet wan Isthfled; he throttle: 3
down his Henry motor. and robe:
and will not be denied. "011.1209.“
he voile through gunning tushu.
“There's no much dcw its caused a
:htlgnt: the prom-s ore moulding on
the bushes. thcy' re needing sunshin-
day and night."
The Moral Code
of a Kiwanian
3 . Mandates of tho Kiwanis Drou-
turmo—
The Golden liulv in lluulnv-im
A Klwuninn'e ‘Word lnvlolatu.
Service. and Fair Drilling.
The richer the sell lilo more tili-
ing it takvs to koop tho noxiouu
woods nnrl hmmblra from choking
out tllt- worth whilu crops. \Vrltvs \V.
H. II. Plstt. l'nnt lnlornntlonal This-
too. Kansas City. M0,. In tho tail-st
Issue 30! Th" Klwzmil M1,, “xi/{mm
challenging attention to the :misol'l
weeds and hrnrnblu in tho. “out.
economic and political life an balm:
ncithcr n proximlet nor an aim-mist.
it Is but doing that which Hm meet
nucrrssful tsrmvr (low with his lu'ld.
Noxious woods grow without cultiva-
tion nnd liltcwim nourish ntnlnus
norinl. vconomio nntl govvrnmvnml
thecrlon. They will cholto and ulti-
mntoly clostroy Hurngcrnmvnt un-
less tho scythe. the sum And the plow
of lntolllmmro bu llillgontly wood.
The body polttlr- is like tho numnn
body. if inocnlntml with disvnc it
lichens nntl dit‘.‘ unions tho uiisr‘uar
In rooted out.
Kiwanis “(rants 3
those things which :3rn- in hormttny
nntl thonc things which uro- out of
harmony. with tho fundamental cun-
copts of our govt-rnmcnt "my lw
studied. It provides n lahrntm-y lrr;
l'lnrllnx mtthm'a to «3irltninit-3 t'u‘
no Rona and in m-utnzlim- i'r- (3M.
and th- ollzalh-s. ll .\\\ that mar.r lt'
ldono and how well it ulll 130 «ton:
.rcztn \3 th the lmlhlltltzl Kiwanim.
l the ulti ctr writ in Kiwrniu.
Our sch-mo or gmcrnmtnt tho
wlscrt and mart horn-31mm wt Ill-
vlsod 12.)! man or Youollnatod h) Gml,
”Eds for its pony- :ulty upon tin
oitmul \l':ilum3«3 unll pa. rutlv‘ mo:
of its snprmrtrra. l'noquot Mutin-
through' lrzw mimin‘stmtmu or by
logislatlw‘ vnnvimcnt. invutlllalt‘r
taxation. clam ‘.r33:isl33.non and (313.13:
orgztnistitlon. llll rn- :tlikv lia unti-
thrnl ttml will tlvstroy if [it'l‘ln ‘trtl
to runlhoir coursu. It: lu-nt33lc3m3u
may he rontlnuouu‘v l-njr-yvzl only
by tonnrlonnly lt-Vldln't to its {unth-
montnln tmmixml \3.‘.th lht- tnliuv-lvs
or purr- dcmovrm‘y. lllt3l)t'r:1;'y vor
aristocracy. 'l‘l3o Kiv‘: ninn must
give of his Now and of tho twat or
his thought if h" will S"|'llrt‘ mural.
ity of rights tr) :1” with spvri'il ml-
vtlt‘gt‘! to nnnt‘...,'i'ht3 uow-rnnwnt
will ho rim for tho r33l1lsh, :iml 3l3t3
low by the reltlsit 13ml the low. un-
loss '10 unsrlslsh nnd llw mnfiv :zt-t-
that It. in mi 'l“:«- r-onstztttt=3).ml
ntlnrunln- of t-qtml rights to all wil
lw translatml into unmtuul rights
with srorlnl prlvllozva to tho 'rw
.untoss thorn who lwllovv- in lilwu-ty
qunnllty and Jz3sllro shall he «33.34333
militant. in mu'ntnlnlw: ilu-m. H33"-
govornmvnt not-vsiwrivy lnumsns not
only tho idvn. but the print-2pm that
the individual rillzon is anti must
be capable tht3rnof. untl \x'h-3nt~.t-r
ho coast-s 3 to be. ec-lf-govvrnvn-nt
folio.
Klwonians. tlwroforc. as intllvi-l-
unis and .33.: members of Kiwanis orr
charged with not] roaponnlblo for
the. "serious lmolmse or maintaining
1nd perpetuating star-government
and of determining its mt-oaurc of
Justice and the cxlt‘nt of its honori-
ounce. lolitlrnlly Kiwanis is without
partisanship or factionnlinm in it.
roan-pt- ontl must remain To in it:
prcccpts: and yet it must. be politi-
cnl if it will accomplish anything of
benefit l the civic life of the com-
munity. clipiounly it to non-«ector.
inn. ‘uithout dogma or creed: and
yet it must ho ruliglous if it .vlll be
a flower {or the urhlmomont ol
good. It must hmr ideals without]
timing on idcnlist. it must ho cur,
forum \vht-rt-
mindful of the practical. nlthout N3-
in: unmindtul ot the thoorntlml. it
I will tron-l foster and t..rtlwr by 1::-
'grcnsively championing tao right
than by suluzly decrying tho wrong.
It must be cvrr rhurltablo. nut
mr careful to I'm-rad the mantle or
entity when it will not be soiled
torn.
o"Sulcmbcrshlp in Kiunnio not only
implies but compels unselfish verv-
kc, if its motto. "\Ve Build." aha."
ho fltnliaod. It is no more the duty
ot the olflccra to make thnt motto
a living rcollty than it is the duty
it the members. It Kin-onions
dusty oboorve the motto In their dot-
dot. political nnd business “to. the
M will become an accomplished
up flow that will be done. Kl-
mint! ihcrmelvon. must decide.
M will hove to do .thelr own
film out! own acting: they may
W think nor not by proxy it
will build Anything worth
A. “me too” club to componed
w monitors and will be
too' entity. The K!-
goonlocuo—th‘o Golden Rule
m s KMMMII word In-
QM a all things menus tint
than not he unconscionanie
«3 ' * oo- prscttcu dbhonost.
Kiwi-Jul" not be csploitotl
m an!!! or pfrsonhl up
”‘1‘! 1t muons that the
"" ‘-- u...” “—113
..---
Will H." or" Ro‘W” itself next l lair-fer
L 4&0}
0.6526
“c 30PM.
.._—
men' 0'
sfltKfi
.—
mom common.
By lidxar 1.. not-st.
tent and 'shrill.
And it .freom-ntly' .lallts when
' ought to keep still.
I In?!” leave it at. home when I
It
hsuntn whore t‘know rnr be
> temptod toplny.
But it follows wherever ‘I so. at my
skin.
‘l'o
mtiztled.
Now this morning I ought ‘39 stay in
snd sttnok.
VThe work I must do which. hss
grown to a stack.
My consciencé insist! that
. tasks must ho done. '
not the lake' 3 like a supphire which
mirrors the sun.
So 1 any to my conscience: "Toll'atT
fayfncnt Is wealth.
no, I. 'tlsl’m‘ trip now’ would; be.
good (or In} health. "
oath; lo'rlt down -
And-"mics. for they‘re waiting (or
copy in: town."
I vow that l‘n'ill. but some golfer l
knot
Drops In with his clubs and says:
”Como on! net's go!"
And I any to my conscience: "Dita
weather won 't last.
Ill" goon fast."
My guide in my conscience. : hard
nm- to please.
it intro: mam-3 rxczxcos to keep it ll
wane—-
nnvl no play
Puts e. man in the mndhouoe. l in
fluently sax:
Just another day longer my tmks I
will ohlrlt.
.__ I .
cllt-nt‘a t-scupt- ”mm-from.
Kiwuninns. l! tlu-y will vil illxcl
their motto and tlwir bus'mvso who.»
Iogm- must. In tin-tr vommunlt}.
continually stand as exemplar-I. ”it‘ll
pr-tctiu-s must srmnro with their
)iroatt‘ltltlvnln and in l'I-reonnl \‘rmr~
iiy all must fl'i‘(" n Illrlno. to litisl-
urns lntvxrity all must lmildn lt'lll-
plv w‘nrrt- l-‘ulr llvnlln: shall he llu‘
only worship and Service the only
print.
RADIO PROGRAlll
\ l -\l‘-—-.\'t‘\t' \ork (ill: Motors-l
4 l‘. M. .l‘vltal by
.\'v3o3mt\n.
3:l5 l’. ‘hEl—lchviinhs on
lmnju \Itulrlc. by luluurd Yon.
4:30 P. M.———lt13cltnl by Julcpttlnr
Newman. ,_ .
4:45 I". .‘.l.——l‘ln.no r'olal by liar-
n’)‘ Sch'nrnl: in.
I. l'. M - ~‘4-l«ct 'nn: on the banjo;
uliul- -le l-y 123tlunrtl Y."
:30 M. «littltfll
Suturing. [tum H was. %
Jurrpnlnvl
tho
i
by Erna'
7:43 l'.
latiroullz.
h l'. .‘l.-Foloa by llarryslx’rzwitt.
htifl l'. M.—-l:ccltnl by Erna
Strinwny.
.3130 l'.
Lam rowztz.
3:4; 1'. M.~:Ioios Ly Harry Km-
‘1“.
ll-lll l‘. hl.—»l'rt=3rram by Gimmi-
3:130:23 Nrw York '"Dl‘t‘: concert by
llvll‘n \thtu Hum!
ltl-II I’. M.~.l);3.hcc program.
“'(lll—ernrl." (40.1 Motor-n)
6:15 P. M.—-".~tportln;: Not-.33 [7p
lht‘ Minuir." by Fred J. llrndcl.
6:35 1'. .\l.~—.‘40nzn by Howard
Quinlan.
7 l'. M.—-Snngs by Julia. J. \Vehh.
7:23 l'. :.i.--—i:om3l)cll scores. ,
N l'. LL—Dr. Francis Le Roy
Soul-flee in I talk on "The Possi-
biliilt-s ot Antennnlrao Radio."
3:13 i'. lil.--J0|nt rot-ital by Lina
l’nlmiorl Pcsco and Vincent Cec-
curolll.
x: at? P. M. ——Lou ard Thurston. tho
w'otldg premier mngrclnn and in-
vostlsutur in an addrru entitled
“l’hychic Myetcrlt‘n Which 1' Bare
[icon Unable to Explain."
II 1'. M.—\'erlli'n “Requiem ”on“
and Rouln‘l's “Stnhut Miter" ‘wlll
he rendered by n «yumhonic orches-
tra. directed by “Mono 0- Fold.
‘ The Crunltlsion." "Abide \Yltli Mo, "
"Nearer My God to Thee" and
"1.13.1“! Kindly Light." Will {)0 bung
b Mndlt-nu lironhncclc. nobt'nno;
J st'llh lim-nctt. baritone. And “i.
Wallace Hermann. tenor. ‘
\t'B7r-Hprlngllcld (831 Mm)
12:55 1‘. lll.-—-'i‘lmo algnols; wrath-
t-r reports: Boston nnti- Springfield
market reports.
7 P. M. --Bnacboll ocoree; “Bring-
ing the World to America.
7:30 1'. M.—-Bctltime atory.
7:40 P. M.-—-33'nlo uncut:
Shelton."
3:50 1'. M.—This Week's Jud“.
ll 1'. M.—-anclsoll ocorcs.
8:05 1'. M.—Coneert ‘hy
Schoenborn. , l .
9: 20 l’. M.——Bcdtltne story tor
grownups.
\ViIAE—I’nlisvlle (no lam)
t- 1 1". M.-—Conocrt by tho km
Anderson Orchootro. Pollen holie-
tins. “‘lsther forecast hr Red-chi.
lndlnna and Tonnes-0e."1ust‘
Among Howe Folks." Min on
the Almo organ. _
03:65 P. u.--nauboil acora‘. ‘3 _
9:30-11 P. landfall mom by
Hoary It. Bhllflnc Ind his 0M.
:l.-——l”inno solo. Ivy Eva
M.-—l'l3:.3nu solo: by Eva
to
of
2:10 P. fl.-Jllnnlo We lunar
soprano. will ring. ‘ .7 _
2: to r. n.—-oonn‘l$§r Alec Ito-‘3'.
I: so P. u.—Amm "MR.”
nuns by mania ”rhino: _ ‘
2: 40 P. N.-1'wo new song's :li-u-
3:”? Von-nu mm and Glady-
f. ” l
z: to 1‘. ll. *1... by uhnic Cars 3
rlc ”It. .
mix—mum. Is neg-g”
«u 1’. Wu
Weathers Bordon-I
Whits-
.or chllton nnd tulle
mo Hind
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...—_.——.—- ——.~—__....—......- - -—-————— w~--
BGQTH- BRllK AW WElElllNG, AT
REEl'WlC ,lS SilClEl’Y EVENT
Bride Attirod in White Satin, Embroidered withPcai-l
-Gen. Bullard’s Daughter Was Maid of Honor
——Givcn in. Marriage by Brother—
»T’rincipals Prominent in Go":-
am Socl'3 cty— Soc‘. 215'
;, Members Present
Aug. latmlllzwt-ial
(Mm 121' ”I? I.l-\:'t
brilliant micty weddings of law
Summer mason was that of Min
Arn t'lare Booth. tlnughtrr of Mrs.
Albert 1-}; Austln. of Lu‘rns rum.
.vtouml licxwli. and Gnu-go Tutti:
llrtvkan'. son of tho I:3 to lmnv .'Z:\.l
l'rnltulz. of 1 Last ltlriy
strt-vt. Nrw York “hll h took vino-3
.\t t'lnlnt Episcopal (‘33hunh. hv33-.xt
this afternoon.
‘mnro than 50» gut-Its.
GRIZIINV. it‘ll.
to the Smtiuvl.)
The nltnr “as lmtll: oll ulth “hilt ;
liliu. uhlte raters and pultm 43.34 a
angst-00ml. our] the pans r-mxo 1
[Hr tht- nt-iu' It-iatix'vs wot-o Ill-dork—
ml with whit-3 ribbon-i and “hit.
iluworn. my ll. Harrington. organ-
lst and choir director of tho thurr h.
played the \thdin:
othvr r3lt-(‘tluna pliur in tho cuc-
mmly. l‘cv. Dr M. (loot-3:3- Thump-
.won. rvctor of the church. officiated.
Thu .Il‘ldi‘ tron gh'rn in warring:
l-y h:3r hrnthtn David l-‘rnnk llunth.
Thu satin uswl In the bride's gnu-b
was «own on a special loom. 4-m-
lll'nldt-rm‘l with nerd penrla :tnrl
trimmrd with n dot-p color of Von:
old and rare roam point izu3z3. An
old tan oh exquisite rose point was
worked into n cascading llchu at llu-
wsint. Slw rnrrlvd a showor bou-
Qurt at. orchids and lilies «f the vul-
it". Mm lose D. Bullnrd. daugh-
ter of Gem-Val Robert Lu- llullnrd,
ol‘ Govcrnor‘a Island. New York. on
mold of honor was "(tired in an or-
chlrl gown trimmed with errant
colored lace and tlgtlretl'wltli tiny
clusters or pink rosoti. Sht' carried
n. nhowor bouquet of Othello. roses
and orchids.
Thovtorldenmsid- worn Miss Doro-
thy C. I-‘ruwert, of Philadelphia.
Ills: Dorothy Burns and Miss Mor-
lorie ll. Wolff. or Chit-non.
Their-sown: were a pastel shade.
Mm {frowrrt'e'gown wan blue. Miss
Burns corn yellow and ML“ “burs
spplogrcen. » They wore ’bictum hat:
with ' colmt‘ul
draping clusters of filldllowers. They
each curried bouquots ot roses and
titlihinlunl. 3AM or the fractional-o
noticeably simple and girlish. V'l‘he
Vlvddli‘tx sown worn by the 'bridc
with- ito long court train and cloudy
tulle veil twine particularly graceful
In Its tlml'llclllh
3‘ MorrillJC. “rotors. at New York
city. acted so boot man taking tho
place of Harry G. Brokaw. brother of
the mom. .who‘ won unable to
serve at the lsat moment on account
01- that. death of President Elana!
The u'shero m A. Crowhrldgp
Dwixll. Bacon! 1‘. Romano. mt'ld-
in J“ Inset nn-l James Earl'Butts.
all of New York city. Mr. nuns
took- the place of Mr. Waters who
was to hove been usher.
3mm: the ceremony s rrcrp-
tion nod wedding Inn ribs held at
the 'Piekylclr Arms trey-e which was
(hooded. by about: 150, guests
s- _ .Ag .
Dori- W:w
tin- mum in
tie-operation with” tho Providence?
‘Poltse Dr
33.:
out. it“
moon; 0! the
cd try the A. L.
Mongol!!!»
anther Bur-nu forecast.
m
Ninth“;
i ' tl'mxl. Jill-s.
n he momma "‘ilnulsn Sthnvitlrr. Mrs. (Wot-3.4 Hull,
mnr (' hon and 5
l
—._..
Anion-r thus» of ‘
“'t‘lv Mrs. 0. ll I. . .. ll. Ii
Shun-43H. Kilns llilllrtt‘ll. lulln Ton
nrr. t‘aptain Yulll. llarold Untitlt
tkorzgc I). lliotbyn. l-‘rwl Loo. .‘lrs
lit-macro. In. Ulllv .‘lanhilmet‘. Mk.
:0 tlrllurwr. ll 232.1'homns. thl
Jacobo. Mil-«x Kuhn. Mrs. H. H. i‘ol-
‘l‘ .m Allro (‘ ‘lduril. \\'lllln=u
llllgtz'w nlm‘h 3n. (‘t-cll t‘nlrs. M. H.
It‘rzink Scllxnlutlor. Hrs.
m
lira. \Vllllzlm L'llatllc. Mrs. (fluid:
Air-a. Pct-km- S'onm‘. Miss lir‘tzy (lit.
livrl. .‘llss ll3tt\3 firtnrnst‘n. Miss N.
li‘tltt't'll 39'.“ C. lint‘tl. H. 3'.
'0“. 'Mra. 9. Poor. Mr. and
ill-I'vr. Mr. and Mm. Sttlnlry llricht.
R E. l‘uo‘u-r. Jr.. ‘lr and film. C
Forrt-ll.
lmvl Mrs: Hamilton. l'r. and Mrs, (L
Goran. M33. nn-i Hrs .‘lrrrhnll Allen.
Mr. oat] Mrs. S. lmvll. Mr. and lire
\‘x'. Werner.
Mr and lira. l‘nul
Mr. nod Mrs. R. .\l. Allin. Mr.
Mrs. \Villium l'vll. Mr. and 31:39.
H. Robinson. 11’53 Ronnllr" linlc'u‘.
son, Mr. and hire. l. l‘.. “'nmlrnfl'
.\lr. and fill-q. l.1\\'rt-n33'3 llnrnott. Mr
and Mrs. Boninmin (‘ Flor-kc. .‘.lr
rod Mrs. \V. Gerald. Miss
Smodlcr.
T-lr. nod Elli-r. (‘lmrlos Gold.
and Mn. Allon (tuition. .‘ir and Mm _
tohcrl Swot-nor. Mr. anrl Mrs. Fri-ri-
rrlck Eidridrtv. D. W. Knight. Mrs.
ilotin and son, Mrs. MrNIir. lilies
Mmld “Urnsltlo. “falter llaylis. Mr-
Andrew F‘runor. Mvdloy Scorn. Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Loo. [(01th
Weeks. Mira Pmttyltoed. Mr. and
Mrs.‘ Foals. (‘olomnn hlosor. lfrn
Llndsoy. l’..‘lr and Mrs R. hit-Loan
Faulkner. Mr and Mrs. Morgan Hor-
jaws.
Also Gov. Roth-rt Bollard. of Gov-
ernor's Island. .'cw York. Rev. Dr;
and Mrs. l- W. Harbor. Mr. and Mrs
A. T. “labor. Mr. and litre. Alton
Kitchen.
Muse ‘E. W. I‘acknrd.“ of Grconwlcl:
and Rev. Dr. nnd Mrs. George hi.
'I‘ ammo. also of Greenwich.
‘ tvclnz ant-r the ouppor was also
mom! with on account or the m:
tvional day of mourning. Mr. and
Mrs. Brokaw will sail tomorrow on
tho-Majestic for an extensive trip
abroad. The bride is a. graduati- at
tho Castle School 'l‘arrytonn. film
has traveled oxionnittcly. only recent.
ly having returnrd with her atop-
faghcr and moths-:-
abroad. SM is an_ m hot-own:
moo.
fir. Brokur ‘. gradunte or
Princeton. class of 31903.; He. {00;
ha traveled extensively: ‘For solo».
um ho was mums” with the writ-3
km clotlrfnt arm of B
3 1.. 1%“ the (country it! 33th? .
study law and u now‘ with Gutierlj
Brokaw. 523 Fifth argue. ‘ 3
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.‘Aeru‘lon'3h. .
and ;
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Lucy 3
Pol. :
of Sound l‘lrarlt. Mr. amt
from n. trip _
@m which was tout-idea by lilo \
f! ll: . In "no he lelt the tirgn lo~‘
Am) I lll'flll""o my ronocicnce: “To.
marrow I‘ll work."
Thme Thiog.‘ .
TO DO.
‘ (1) Build a. savings account
(2) Carry life insurance
(3) Own your home.
A savings Aim! Is the first
nit-p. It will hclp you Intel
tho mpmt‘nts on your :nsur-
once. I will lrrlp you can a
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