The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, October 15, 1928, Page 8

8 THREE BADITS HOLD Capital Debutante rancis Lieb id and 1, detectiv with th loaded ed under It had another gt ] Above is charming study ot Miss Peggy Burch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Burch, the i 5¢ Washington, D. C., 19" tante and popular member of the capital’s younger set. (Harrld and Ewling) _— L) where and ntury delive Twentieth Ce red “(k "Em Up” halted at a traf drew front e bandits n the tols at the held disobeyin the ¢ i tiose gund Honorary Law Degree & bty For Secretary Kellogg|' The nare command, re and the bandits lead ) the ta bandits board of the body collapsed over threw sacks int the automobile traffic light cha and the b sped 1ed for pourcd xi. One on tl pushed a the taxi, of running NORTHFIELD, The dc M who had ree of d McCartney th the sleantime ged to away tonneau of logg, Secretary of St the n comes to Carleton coll 18 to ded nbm of his gre tober ndits B HURL INSGLTS 'Rebuilding of Nanking 'I.l American Leglon Members Called Assassins, Strikebreakers | SHANGHAI, tinalist pend ruction Oct ernment $25.000,000 initial designed make e a real government Most ‘of the departments ire now housed in temporary quarters An effort will be $17 al Gov ided to on MEXICO CITY, Oct. ks ters denouncing them a sins, strike breakers and Ameri can cists” stared down upon 100 members of the American Le gion from the walls of various buildings here. Even the walls of the American Cansulate were placarded with denunciations when the Legionnaires rrived here today for a visit of several days. The posters bear the of Diego Rivero, artist, Secretary General of the Section of the Anti-Imperialist League of American e posters read in p , assassing and strike ers of the American I asked to abandon as soon the F. Legic made to raise through the provin- governments and $7,500,000 om the national treasury. 000,000 CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW ON DISPLAY gnature who s Mexican art: “To k are tory possible with of North American | lown with the who tried failed to conquer Mexico—Ge Pershing."” The posters said there no friendship until the States took hands-off f America The L nn the, home of Thomas Robin son-in-law President Cal les, nd a member of the Execu tiye Committee the American Legion in Mexico. bre rger and Better 0 Than Ever as cist ires; but man BUTLER-MAUR DRUG CO. 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The background of the altar was stud- ded with dahlias, chrysanthemums, gladiolas and sw peas of all conceivable cclors, while the altar itself was a sweet peas and gladiolas on a console covered with exquisite old lace Upon arrival, guests were ush- ered into a brilliant gathering of | officers in full uniform, and ladies |in new and attractive gowns, what |»\ul| the soft light of the candles, the fragrance of the flowers, the | subdued conversation, the rippling | accompaniment of Mrs. Gamble to feeling interpretation of “At Dawning,” the jingle of swords and spurs, one was very pleasantly carried back in fancy to he beautiful, dignified old world gathe that one seldom gees, | nowadays. The music died away, there was an air of expectancy, the familiar wedding march, and then the {bride. What a lovely picture she |made with her flashing eyes and her winning smile! All 1:n white, and very sim | nle draperies with | uneven a sleeveles: bodice intricate design worked pearls—and the veil—a Yards and at Chilkoot “on> of the that Alaska the mar. Lt. B ‘L Louise Tot- the bride’s Mrs. G. H. en, paren Totten The floor of the mass of Mis. Rogers’ gracious of course, charmeuse hem line with an in masterpiece, seed GOT THE BLUES! LAUGH FEELING LOW! LAUGH GOT A PAIN! LAUGH PARTNERS AGA COLISEUM THURSDAY Also a € with exquisite” seed pearl [jowl« | Mrs, McMullin wore a charm. euse frock of various shades of {|tan with hat to match Mrs. Brooks was in !lsatin gown. Mrs. Price a black velv & |and chiffon tea frock with a hand. some diamond, onyx and pearl || necklace {| Mrs. Bottomley wore a srehid georgette over yellow Mrs. Gaither, a turquol blue froe with fiouces headed in silver id an attractive shoulder purcl »f the same material. Mrs. Gamble, who wedding march so charmingly, was simply gowned in autumn brown velvet with a beautiful o'd Spanish gold necklace. Mrs. Engelthaler green chiffon with gold belt, Mrs. chiffon. Mi Louise Bassford of Balt more, pink georgette with pearls, Incidentally she caught the hride s bouquet after the ceremony Visitors Off-the-post visitors included |Mrs. Malcolm Elliott of Juneau in blue satin crepe and hat to match, and the Misses Elliott, who made ja pretty picture together in their soft colored frocks. From Haines was Mrs, Steve Sheldon in black satin and Dutchesse lace and Miss Elizabeth Sheldon in baby blue satin. Also Mrs| McLean in a peach silk afternoon frock. Other visitors included Messrs Lloyd Winter, James Barragar and Lance Hendrickson of Juneau, and Mrs. Steve Sheldon from Haines, The ushers who formed the Arch of Swords were Majors Elliott and D. H. Gillette from Juneau, Cap- tains Price and McMullen, Lts. En- gelthaler, Jackson, Gamble and Bottomley. The affair gaily concluded with ithe taking of a colored motion pic- |ture of the bridal party and the {usual going away ceremonies in which the bride wore a smart black satin traveling frock trim. med with old Duchesse lace, a black felt cloth hat with silver jcoat with large red fox collar and iurlmn\mll and a black broadcloth | cuffs, Lt. and Mrs. Cummings were es corted to Skagway by a surprise party of stowaway guests who saw to it that the couple was appro- | priately esconced in the bridal ‘suite of the Princess Alice for their brief honeymoon in the states. lslceme as Pilot a black wore b | played tha - Edith Foitz of Portland has be: awarded the first state air pilot license granted to a woman | Orenon. wore appla a narrow olf Kelly wore a flowere| yards of filmy illusion edged wi'h Valenciennes and ending in beautiful panel of Valenciennes. The head piece was most orig- inal and atractive, made Krako- shnik style, studded with sand pearls, orange blossoms, and br Hants, with the veil cleveily caught under the chin with a platinum and pearl fastening. The bride’s bouquet was tumbling shower of white sweot peas and baby's breath. The maid of honor, Miss Be'ty Brooks, wore a robe de style in green georgette over peach crep~ de chine, and she carried a love! pastel colored bouquet of pink sweet peas, gladiolas and baby's breath. The best Itschner, a groom. Marriage Ceremony The marriage ceremony was performed by Judge A, F. McLean, the U. S. Commissioner at Haines who did his part with a most becoming dignity. Then after the happy event, the bride and groom marched under an aich of sabres | formed by the ushers, an old army | custom that lent a great charw and eclat to the whole af! Then came the cutting of cake by the bride, who used bridegroom’s sabre in the qu 1d army way. 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