Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1926, Page 21

DATE OF TRIAL LEAKS 0UT Indiana Recreation Advocate to Face Church Jury Friday for Promoting Games. By the Assor PALMYRA, Ch t of W Kknown tc cheduled for special i report mber of dure will be the same with the Eapeets ted Press Ind., torts of the uflicials of st hiere to keep cuiet the date of Clyde “HERESY” March 23.—Ef- the Church of in, propri ¢ that the o Jdership of recre has brought his lled ‘Who, rs. Fielding L. \ been s be ider same (Continued from sy Charge. before her marriage » 1y was Miss Emily Naney Cutler, niece Bride of Yesterday terd Marshall. OCIETY Page Twenty.) Mrs. Wil in Philadelphia as the daughter, Mrs. 0 Chestuut street, will be 4 bridge luncheon ¢ Mrs. Bi April 6, d will spend the whole of Easter < in Philadelphta Downing and Miss [ J, A turd they wi through the Summer. Prin Winter turned to New Ritz-Carlton. on in Palm Ben Mr. and Mrs. § spending the Springs, W. Va. Florence Benefit ( The « ienton Crittenton Annual ard 'ty ¢ Chase Flor will hold it rd party at the untry Club at ¥ . with Mrs of the irman of sional « I evenit Mikkelson, chs Any will b Nrs 1788, will be on of Mr: Mrs. J velt | one requiring provided for hy " M. Hoadley, LEye 1 Voung ladies of the Junior Woman's Club of Chevy Chase, who have of n Joseph Flood, who is zuest of her MeKinstry Bryan emaln Ghika, who has spent the i, has re York and is at the muel Korman are I at White Sulphur Geor i the af- transportation telephoning Clovels candy | prandd Helen Chaffee. At the reception suest | Maj. William to bo Mrs. T. Temple Hill at 2004 a delightful progr und recital has been arranged. ) H. Gasque wlill recite. with Miss Nlemann as Dr. Alexander Hennem der the poem, “The Legend ful,” in music; I give a readin be given by Maj. Gen. mick and Representative Whitehead of Virginia, In the recelving line beside: . M. de Clare Berry Temple Hill, Mrs. State regent, and k. Mi: Colvi Miss Charl k [ Julli. Jenniu gagement ¢ Katherine Taliuferro Oxgood Emmerson Springfield, Masg. ughter of Mrs Yates, to yifield, Jr., J. W, ity Miss Grace Hudson and Mi Winn have issued cards for be given by the Overton Callis Chap- ghters of the American Rev- this evening at the residence m of music Mis Lorraine will give a violin numb ccompanist; 1 wlll ren- Beauti- . John Huddle will and_brief_talks will Ell A. Hel- Joseph followed by a recitation by Mrs. Josephine Beach. Mrs. Ell Other oflicers of the apter who will asslst are Mrs. G. an Nelson, Mrs. Edward Marthill, ) te John- ston, Mrs. Walter Hutton and Miss ard Sears Yates, N. Y., announce the en thelr daughter, Miss Y Mr. Miss Yates s & Yatey nesville, Va., and niece of Mr. <., Mark Reid Yates of this tion of Wom w'clock. Mulliken, Clubs, Mrs. Kl Helmicl Miss Mary Lindsley Miss Charl Willlams will preside at the tea tables. Others who will as. sist the hostesses are Miss Helen Hud son, Mary Miss Ruth Serumgarde, Lackey, Miss_Grace Nelson Peterson, Miss Ida Miss Ruth Hudson, Miss Miss | Grace McVey, and Miss Mae Wetherill, The junior section of the Women's City Club will give an Faster dance at the Clubhouse on Monday, April 5, from 9 to 12 o'clock, the commit- tee in charge of arrangements being Miss Thelma Schmitt, chairman; Miss Phyllls Robinson, Miss Margaret Nor- ton, Miss Agnes Winn, Miss Laura Winslow, Mrs. A. B. Manly and Mrs. Frank Gregory The gala premiere of the Moscow | Art Theater Mu mencit and the slon of Bluot's last evening at J audtence were the Polish Mme, Beale, Mrs. Charles liam 8. Mrs. Charles Denby, Mrs. lis, Mrs. Robert La “asper Miller, Mrs. Bdwin' B, Mrs, Henry ohn L. , In the box with orman emiroviteh-Dantchenko Cievhanowska, Mrs I Stewart. Studio in “Car- ier.” the new ver- nlen,” took place I's Theater. In the Minister and . _Truxton 1, Mrs. Wil- ¢ €. Corbin, yne Kl ing, Hrs. Adopih nk Brett Noyes, . Mrs. .M Ms, Conant, Mrs. Hen Young Hapgood were adimir and tchenko, formerly Baroness Korff. Mme ARCH 2 SOLDIERS KILLED IN AUTO 5. | Two Die When Car Plunges Into Creeck—One Escapes. COLUMBUS, Ga., March 23 (®).— Sergt. Charles D. Causey, 39, Greens- boro, N. C., and Private John Samla- vich, 27, Duryea, Va., of Headquarters Company, 83d Fleld Artillery, at Fort Benning, were killed when an auto- mobile in which they were riding plunged 30 feet into a creek bed near hear last night. Corpl. J. R. Rich- burg. Opp, Ala., escaped with slight injurfes. The survivor of the wreck told po- lice.they had been drinking, but he did not know how the accident hap- pened. The automobile turned turtlo in the creck and 30 mifutes were re- quired to release the two bodies. Rich- burg extricated himself. Sergt. Causey was to have been re- tired from the Army today. 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In it are staged basket ball games other athletic contests, checker roller skating amateur 5. Since the first hearing a >t ball tournament for the “small 1own champlonship” of southern In- dinna has been staged in the hall, which was won by the Palmyra Rangers, coached by Martin. Aceused of “Waorldiness.” Charles Tllis, elder of the church, brought the charges against Martin, siving he should mot take an active part in the church as he was “too |45 worldly.” i composed of Ottis W. Scott Charles Wolfe of Depauw Tangford of Paoli, all evange- of the nomination, selected one cich by Martin, Ilis and the church, will probably reside over the second and Specially priced items! . .25¢ ..35¢ ..50c Bread and Butter Plates, each. . Tea Plates (large size), each. .. Breakfast Plates,each......... Dinner Plates, each............ IF'ruit Saucers, each........... Oat Meal Bowls, each......... Tea Cups and Saucers, each... After-Dinner Coffees, each Cake Plates, each. Salad Bowls, each ....... 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