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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6, 1908. '3 i SOCIETY; j . . : ; "- 1 1 v Hlii (Continued from Page Two.) the sumoier months on tha cnaat ara . visiting Miss' Cornelia Cooke, 0 Vista svanua. Dr. W. A- dimming and hla daughters ra llvlna- In pratty houseboat quartara . at niverclale while thlr homo la bring . , built on their attractive riverside prop yl r mo , Harold Hugglns will leave' this week to continue hla work at tha Untveralty of Chicago. )l attended there last year after complying two yeara at Stanford Mra. Mrcus Flelschnar ' and Mian Flora Flels-hner returned tha flrat of ' the week- from Seaside Houae, where they apent tha month of Auguat. . . - ; a Alnnar wilt ha riven at tha' Dan' - moore labor day for tha Seattle baaeball 'team which playa then against tha local team. Elaborate preparatlona are being maae lor 11. , t ,; Dr. and Mra. Andrew C. Smith have returned from California, where they ' made an Interesting tour of the Pacific coaat line, - ' - : ' Mr. and Xfn. Frank Kerr and . Mra. Kerr'a mother. Mra. Dell Stuart, have returned from a atay at Seaatde. , William . Vanderbllt 'Dolph Jeft laat Monday for Maaaaohuaetta to continue Ma work at Wllllame college. . Dr. and Mra. Luther R. Dyott and the Mlasea Dvoftt have returned from an , outing at Seaside. V C. I Parker, Mlaa Carlotta Parker and Miaa Zola Parker were gueata at North Beach Jaat week. -.-: Mr, and Mra. -Stewart B. Llnthlcurn are making a , late-season visit at Sea aide Houae. k it ' ; Mlaa Ada Burke haa returned from Ocean Park, where she apenthe sum mer. v. Mr. and Mra. Frank M. Warren. Sr., bave gone to Banff for a abort atay. Mr. and Mra. John Shepard have gone to Hood Btver for a abort atay, Mr. and Mra. H. U Plttock apent laat week at the Moore at Beasiae. Miss Anhia Dlmlck was ' entertained by friends at Seaview laat week. Mlaa Gladys McKenile haa returned from an outing at Ocean Park. Collins, Mlaa Shannon, Mlsa Ward, Mcimire and Mra. Leo u. Ward.. A surprise party was given Master Harry Rasmus In honor of Ma four teenth birthday, After games bad been played luncheon ' waa aerved. , The fol lowing' were preaent: Miss Addle John eon, Mlaa Elisabeth Johnson, Mlaa Jean nette Sutherland. Mlaa1 Lottie Sharp, Miss Lottie Jones. Master Kddle Mo C.mmVv. Mlu Mattla Drlhlu Mlaa F.a tella Hansen. Mlaa Edith Oliver. Maater Archey Hansen. Master Mavow nurten. Master Harold Adams, Maater Delbert Can leu. Maater Charley Rasmus. Mr. and Mra. Jonea. Mrs.vCapels and Mlsa Dalay Huddleson. An enjoyable autumn launching party waa given Thureday evening by Miss Myrtle E. Long In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Royden'Heaman of White Salmon Waah After a pleasant ride, a landing was made near the Kock Ialand ciuo, where refreshments were served.. The nartv conaiated of 'Mr. and Mra, Hoyden Heaman. Kuth E. Dlller, Lllla T. Winters. Gertrude Kurth. Sadie Good ntan - Beatrice Burnett. Ethel Johnson and -Myrtle E. Long; E. E. Wedemeyer, Sam Mullen. Bert Malllna-. Dean Ott. Ernest Mullen. Que Eilers and Ed De Keator. .," . A number of Mlsa M. I Ferrero'a frlenda gave 'her a cup ahower at her home,; S7J Third atreet, Wedneaday evening. In honor of her approaching raarrlaa-e to H. T. Donlvan. : The even. Ina- Daased bleaaantlv with toiualo and games. Refreshments were aerved later In the evening. The 'guests were Mlaa M. B. ineen. Miss Oertrude Ulaeen, Mlsa B. Duhrkoop, Mlaa S. Merrill, Miss lone Merrill, Mra. J. 8. Malchester, Miss Lily Kump, Mlsa D.' Brent.- Miss Flor ence Hough, Mlsa P. Shaffer, Mlsa IX Malchester and Mlsa A. Blinn. WEDDINGS ; A pretty wedding that escaped 'notice lat week waa that of Mlaa Ethel Mor ton Hays and Francis WlUard. Bond of Pendleton. The , ceremony was- cele brated at St. Mark's Episcopal church Wednesday evening, of last week, and Rev. John H. Slmpaon" officiated. The church .was nrettv with white asters, ferns -and palms. Colonel E. M. Wil son, the bride a uncle, rrom iJeuingnam, Wash., gave the bride away. Tha hrirlai eorteira formed an effect ive picture. The bride , waa beautifully gowned in white messallne trimmea with duchess lace and bands of satin. A full length veil of' Brussels lace cov- her gown, and sne carriea a mm- Bride rosea. There were rour ftenrlont tna.ids: Miss Lucille .Ken- Drnrthv and MInm .Tn Sterllnar entered together and wore pretty frocks of pink Mlsa Emma W. Thornton "rt Mh.H.Tk7irt Mlsa Hasel Tlchner , and Miss, wazei Tuesday evening In compliment to 'her I Ferris wore green messallne with the ..... n-u. t.. saattla same tone In their hair and carried the same kind or nowers. unariea jtjona. ---: .. Tl EVENTS OF THE WEEK j ggj? iS cousin. Mlaa Theresa Lyons of Seattle, who la visiting her. Miss Lyone will leave tomorrow evening for San Fran etano to visit relatives there for two mnnthl Tha hnnaa waa nrettllv decorated with ferns and slightly tinted vine maple leaves. In the parlor were large bowls of pink aweet peas and In the aitting room were beautiful pink rosea. There airht tables for the aame and the score cards were pretty water color repreaentattona of Portland roses. The prises were won by . Mlsa Jennie Leon ard and Henry Treeves. rney were dainty water color sketches of Port land acenea.,' The consolation prizes, which fell to Miss Ruby Hall and LeRoy Chadbourne, were funny mechanical were aerrea rrom the bridegr'oom's brother, attended him and the ushera were Fenton urigsoy. Dr. A. wassie ana iioyai aawieue 01 Pendleton. The church waa well filled with friends of the bride who is pop ular in her Bet A reception followed at the nome ox the bride'a Bister, Mrs. Charles E. Levis. 668 Flandera street. The home waa beautifully decorated witn cut flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Bond left on the night train for Vancouver. B. C, and are now at nome in .penaieion. wnero both are .well Jcnown. .Mrs. Bond for merly lived there. Tne ramiiy is wen known throughout the state as one of the pioneer families of Oregon, waa tnvs. Refreshments the dininar-room table to several of the company at a time by Mrs. Thornton, the j c Hayes, Tuesday morning hostess' mother, and Mre. W. T. Wheel- ' . ' . ' ... r. her a ster-ln-iaw. . uiuuii.i oi. . The guesta were Mlsa Sadie Trout, Mlsa Mertle Williama, Miss Sallie Schwartz. Misa Olive Harris, Miss Ruby Hall. Mlsa Pearl Hail. Miss Florence Williams, Miss Jennie Leonard, Miss Harriet Kirby, Miss Frances Wheeler, Mlsa Minnette Davla, Miss Lucille Per - kins. Miss Lillian Howard, Mlsa Pauline Kennedy, Miss Ruth Farnsworth, Miss Gertrude Hardy. Miss Estella Thomp son, Miss Harriet Monroe, Miss Gene vieve Martin, Miaa Catherine Majors, Miss Dorothy Sutton, Miss Margaret Sutton, William T. Wheeler, . LeRoy Chadbourne, Henry Treevea, Charles Treeves. David Long. Thomas H. Per kins, Sydney Brown, Ralph Howltson. Seth McAdams, Dudley Thornton. Ed ward Nash; Marshall Williamson, Dud ley Williamson; Clark Fontaine, George Presson, Donald Yager, John J. Kruser, Daniel Robinson, Harold T. Thompson, Jean La Rowe, Harry Simpson, Wil liam Kingston. .John Jennings and Percy Leonard. ' Mra H. F. Dalrymple entertained with an afternoon last Wednesday at her home In Eaat Portland. About 25 wo men spent the hours pleaaantly with needlework and chat. The honor guest was the hostess' sister, Mra, a. Waiter Thomas of Denver, who returns to her home next week after a months -visit nn tha coast. She waa Joined laat .week by her- husband and her little son Am- Herat, wno nave oeen in Liuioniiiv ie In the afternoon refreshments were served and the hostess waa assisted by four young girls Miss Alice Timothy, Miss Delta Williams, Mlaa MVrtle Allen and Mlaa.Gertrude Stevena. The house waa prettily decorated with asters pink ones In the living-room, white ones In the hall and blue onea In the dlnlng- , room. ' The women entertained were, besides Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. J. L. Robertson, Mra Roy Fields Martin, Mra Robert T. Wil liamson, Mra. Eugene Dawson, Mra Francis - Baker, Mra 'Thomaa Henry Stevens, Mrs. George W. Aldrlch, Mra Paul Peterson. Mra Laura Wilkinson, Mrs. William Leonard. Mra : Thora Olafson, Mrs. -F. Karl Qernery, Mra Theodore F. Trelllnga, Mra - Maude V. Jameson, Mra David T. Landnn. Mra T. Q. O'Brien. Mra. Frank W. Sherman, Mra. Alice White, Mra John Sullivan Perkina. Mra Thomas -. Dorcaa- Mra Jamea Rudolph Preston, lira Emmallne Cady, Mra Kaipn wiggera. Mra. Kath- erlne Qeorgea and Mra T. R. "valbott. s" A pleasant theatre party was given laat Monday afternoon at the Orpheum . In hunoAof Miaa Lillian Cohen's birth day. Ten girls fonnetf the party and Mrs. I. L. Cohen and Mra B. . Ostrow were the chaperonea The party went afterward to the Hasel wood Garden for refreshmenta In tha evening the aame a-ueste gathered at the Cohen home on North -Twenty-fourth street and en- - Joyed an informal mualcale. The party consisted of Mrs. uohen, ura ostrow. , Miss Lillian itiMn. atisa Kita frarer, Mlaa rlir Carson. Miss Helen Mc- Oulre. Miss Maraaret Conrad. Mfas Ger- . trade Hovber. Miss Kutn foasner. Ml 6adle Gorainkie. Misa Kieanor iTager and Mlaa Caroline Frtendly. w - Axnamber of ehowera were given for Mlaa May Colllna prior to ber wedding last Tuesday. . The Wedneaday evening . preeedlnc her orioeamaia. M las uene vlere Ward, gave a plate ehower for her. The guests were Mra Laura Woodruff. Mra L- McOuIre, Mra Joseph N. Meyer) Mra James Foley, Mra JUeo B. Ward. Mts Joaephifte Kearney. Mlaa pthop. Mtss Margaret MeGulre. Mlaa A IK Shannnn. Mum Loretta Sulllrma atvt Mlae Colllna. , Mra. Joaepn N. Meyer gave a luncheon rf l rnvers' laat Saturday with a kitchen Bbewar. Xfcs gueau war Miaa A wedding largely attended by friends that of Miss May Collins and Dr. t Rev. Father W. A. Daly officiated. Preced ing, the ceremony a good musical pro gram waa given, Mr. Tauscher, Mr. Mc Gulre, Mr, Kent and Mr. Hlckej- formed a quartet that Bang the Lohengrin bridal chorus as the bridal party en tered. Prior to that Mr. Tauscher and Mr. Kent sang a duet. "O Salutarls. Mr. Hickev sang "I Love You Truly,' and Mr. McGulre aang a solo. The auartet sang Gounod's "Benedlctus" and Miss Kearney waa at the organ. The ushers were Ray Collins and Jack Kenney. The bride entered witn her father and she wore cream messallne over taffeta, cut prinoesa and ornament ed . with princess lace ana pearl trim ming. She wore a full length veil with orange blossoms, and carried Bride roses. Attending her was the brides maid. Miss . Genevieve Ward, who wore white point a esprit with lace inserted and a lace bertha, . A blue picture hat and a ' bouquet ' of pale pink carnations completed her costume. The little ring bearer was Marie .turoy, wno wore dainty white frock. The brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Kaiser Pratt of Eu gene. Was the best man. After tne ceremony a wedding break fast followed at the home of the bride'a parents on Victoria street. Orily the relatives and bridal party were preaent Dr. and Mra Hayea left at once for British Columbia and will return within the month. Dr. Hayes' parenta from Baker -City, Dr. and Mra J. P. Hayea and hla sister and brother-in-law from Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Kayser ' Pratt, were m attendance, . i . " Th home of Mrs. A. E. Belknap on College Hill. Corvallls, waa the acene of a very pretty wedding Wedneaday, when the only daughter, Mlas Frances Belknap, .became the bride of Roy Hol- lenberg. At 11:10 Mlas Ines Johnson sang "I Love You Truly." and Miaa Marie Ca they played the wedding march, to the atralna of which the groom, accompa nied by Rev. IK it. ieech or the Meth odist Episcopal church., descended 'the stairs and entered the parlor. Following them waa little Miaa . Marie -Fischer. dressed in pink, carrying tha ring In a large pink rose, and then the bride, at tended oy Miss Carrie -Buchanan, bur- Ina the ceremony Mlaa Cathev slaved softly. While congratulation were be ing tendered. Miss Johnson sang "O, rroifiise Me," ana mibb catney played the Lohengrin wedding march. The bride, who has been one of Corvallla' popular public achool teachers, waa at tractive In -a simple costume of white, with veil, and carried white carnationa Miss Buchanan was gowned In pink and carried pink carnationa During lunch eon, which was served' on the lawn, the bride's bouquet was caught by - Miaa Georgia Herbert. --.Mr. and Mra Hollenberg left by auto mobile for Albany, en route to Port land,. and from there they will proceed to other points on a .more extended trip. They will reside In CorvaUta. where a new bungalow. Juat bullt-y the groom. awaits them. The out-of-town guests were Mlsa Cuney of Salem. Mtss Nellie I McPheraon of eastern Oregon and Mlsa Ivy Burton or independable. Mlaa Myrtle Fayton and Dr. Roy C Mc Dan lei were married at the borne of the bridegroom's parenta, Mr. and Mra E. P. McDanlel. in Baker City. Teeaday afternoon by Rev. J. Ketlaoa Barry, rec tor ef St, fftephena eburrh. Relatives and a few Immediate friends were prea ent. Dr. and Mra McOanlel took their departure for Portland and the- eaat for their honeywioon. aapectlng to re turn In about a week, at which time they will be at borne at 174S Church street. Ir. K. B. McDar.M filed te r-wltlow of beat mil and Xiu Jvana W'aunnaa, if Tin i : ' t I 4 I 6 . ' i ! i . f t - ' " 1 X S ' A i I i . : - I ';.--.''; i-n - . . t 1 " ' ' a ? 1 . - f ( v , j. i A s ' t. ,y 4 V i ' I k. ! t s - n I' ' . 1 - J 5 ' ' y . s . 1 II ; f - ' . f , ' ' , ' aV 1 I ' ' - " ' ' " ' ' - i aT I r - , ' - -v i .WMiawJK!iwwrttoaa " ,. ' i ' . , aaal I from a pleasant outing on the Little White Salmon river, where they apent the month of Auguatat Camp Wild wood. '-.-. "..'.' MIsb Fllae .Cramer .writes from Italy that she la enjoying southern Europe, and especially Rome. She expects to sail for home with her mother from Germany September 1. . ' Mr. and Mra Jamea B. Young have returned after a delightful, tour of Washington and British Columbia, They will be at home to their frienda at 434 Jefferson atreet.- Mrs, Harry Gurr and her daughter, Hasel, have returned home after a six week' outing at Ocean Park. Mra. Rottau and her-daughter have returned from' a four months' stay at Newport beach. Mr. and Mra Walter Reevea are here from Seattle to visit frlenda for a fort night ' v" -. I Mr. and Mra. J, II. Bruce are now at hnine to their frleiids at IDs Irvlug street. Hoi, kin JenklnB has returned frojn a month's visit at Long Heath, 3UTTHIEU SEM0USLY AT HOSPITAL F. X. Matthleu of Buttevllle. Marlon county; la In St. Vincent s huiu.lUI auf ferlng from kidney trouble, lie paaamt a reatleaa nifht. but at noon today was reported an feeling much better. Mr. Matthleu is tl years old, and la the only living man Who waa pmaent at the meeting held to establish, a ter ritorial government in Oregon and thus fix thia region a a part of the United Statea instead of Canada. ii'Seasori is fa Keep Gool FANSO and 1 o? ah jy Styles ( FANS for Restau- . rants Stores and Residences Mrs. Richard Wilder, Laat Week's Popular Bride. was charming as bridesmaid. ' Misa Grace McDanlel was the maid of honor. The bride was given sway by her step father. John Steia-er. while Sherman Reese Jr. served In the capacity of ring bearer. ' The parlors in which the ceremony took place were elaborately decorated for the occasion. Aa the bridal couple appeared the wedding march waa played by Matt wann. A very pretty wedding ' took place at the home of Mr. and Mra Lewis Mont gomery, August 20, at high noon, when Misa Grace Hampton of Portland and Robert Z. Young of Seattle were united In marriage by Rev. J. F.'Gliormley of presence fr of relatives and' immediate rlends. The bride was attended by Miaa Dixie Spinner and the bridegroom by Claude Hampton, brother of the bride. A slx-cdvse luncheon waa given by Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery in honor of the event. The house was beauti fully decorated with flowers and palms throughout and the dtnihg-room waa in 'ink and white. Mr. ana Mra. roun e parted on the 2 o'clock. train for Se attle. from whence they went te Vic torla and Vancouver, ti. u., on tneir wedding trip. Mr. and Mrs. Young will be -at home to their friends at 3206 Ter race atreet, Seattle, after October 1 A charming home wedding celebrated In Sell wood waa that laat Wednesday at the residence, of Mr., and Mrs. . N. Jenesen. when their daughter. Til lie. was united In marriage . to .Herman Schroeder. a young bualneas man of Estacada The ceremony waa performed by Rev. Bowersox. - The bride wore a beautiful gown of white mull, trimmed in lace and mser tiona and carried a bouquet of Bride roaea. ' Misa Ebba Wahlberg aeted aa bridesmaid, and Cart Jenesen. a brother of the bride, as best man. The appoint ments throughout the rooms were , ar tistically carried out with , aummer blosaoma and ferna After the dainty refreshmenta . were served the newly married couple left for their newly fur nished home on tne east side. WW Miss Minnie Buchanan and Vernon Strong were married Wednesday even ing at the home of the bride'a mother, t University Park. Rev. Arthur B. Walts wae the officiating minister snd Mra Walts played tbe wedding march. Tha bride waa aowned In wnlte silk trimmed with lace and carried BrldeJ home on Portaraouth avenue. Mlta Tressie 8mlth, daughter of E. D. Smith of Forest Grove," and W. L. Clark f Portland were married at Vancouver Aua-uat SB. , Yhey topK tneir rnenaa completely oy eurprisa 1 he bride haa long -been a resident of Fereat Grove and la a popa lar member of he younger eorUl eat. Mr and Mrs. Clark wUl reside la Port-J 'and. w A quiet fall wedding was celebrated with the marriage ef Miss AlJca Berens and Roy Robertson, Wednesday aveaing laat The ceremony tewvk place at the residence of Daniel A. Flelda. ( K. Ia. vis street mtrth. Rev. J. Howeraox crTi ctatlng. Tbey will ehortly be) at bone te their frienda la this 'city. w Miss Edith Lemla Fcbeorwian ef Raai uv. Mich- and John Hamilton Paull at Caiuraty X itli. vera a&:iej l taar- riage Saturday evening last at the home of Mra George C. Jackman, sister of the bride, S96 Broadway." - Mr. and .- Mrs. Paull left on the 11:45 train for Calu met, where they will reside. A quiet home wedding took place at the residence of Mrs. M. Good, 120 Eaat Thirtv-thlrd street, last Monday even insr. when her daughter. Miss Jessie B. Good, was united in marriage to Bueir F. Lyons.. Rev. J. J: Staub or the tun- nyslde Congregational church officiated, "At noon September 4, at the residence of the officiating clergyman. Rev. Henry A. 'Borden. 271-College street. Nels W. Chrlstensen and Mrs. Martha L. Von Beeker, both of Portland, were united In marriage. W. J. uauagner was uesi man. BE COMING EVENTS - -ss & Portland Lodge. No. 209, of the Fra ternal Brotherhood, will give Its first dance of the season Wednesday evening at the Knlghta of Pythias hall. Eleventh and Alder streets. Invitations can be procured from members of the lodge. These dances are given on the second Wednesday night of each , month and are largely attended. Members 6f the com mittee are Lillian Dyer, Mrs. George Thompson, May Dudrow, A. P. DeKey ser and C. A. Ambrose. w The Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at J:S0 next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George R Stovall. 1007 East Fifteenth street north. This will be an Important meeting and all southerners are urged to be present. Take Alberta car. w The Mlxpah Social club will hold Its next meeting September 10 at the home of Mrs. Nora Armstrong. 627 East Ninth imi, aim all fiioi.iijv;, m bio iTur,icu to be present at 2 o clock. w Carl ' Denton, organist of Trinity church haa returned and resumed teaching violin, piano, pipe-organ. Resi dence 107 Thirteenth street. Phone Main 4121. W Pro feasor Rlnrler'a dancing clasiea Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday, opens September : gym. dept. 11. Ladiea fl. men 11.10 month. WW Invitations out for Profeaaor Wood ward's dancing Dart tea east side Wood men halt, starting September 17. tie, intending to visit there for several days before leaving for their home. They have spent - a month here with relatives. , " Mr. and Mrs J. T. L Wilson, - Gertrude, Winnifred ana the younger children have returned to tha city after a sea son's stay at North Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie and Mrs. Gil lespie's brother, VV. F. Wilson, are home Hot weather comfort can be se cured Vith an Electric Fan at a cost for current of Less Than One Cent An Hour. Your wife needs an Electric Fan in the Iiousehold quite as much as do you at the office, c7 Do Not Delay A nice, cool, well ventilated room insured by the use of an Electric Fan. ' Call at our Supply Dept., 145-7 Seventh Street and see our display. Telephone Main 6688 or A5517. Portland Railway, Lights Power Co. First and Alder Streets 2SC For the Newest in Wearing Apparel, Visit the Style Store rt CI O RSI rt O T7 fnl rl7 WW w MM iaU These new Fall Styles give the face a French piquancy enticingly attractive in our American women. The decidedly new Parasian shapes, unusual tints, and mat- CJT 4v (Oata erials all bespeak their French origin. They are to be found here in all Jnff 1 If I tones to harmonize with the tailored suits. Prices from . T Tailored Ms TEESOXAL 1 Mlaa Bertha E. Wilton of Seattle has the gueet ef Mlas Grace Wlltoa for the Paat twa weka. during hlch line abe was eatertained a tew daya eaaile by Mra F. C Peterson. Mlaa Wilton waa alae tbe gueat of honor at a sasrlrai given la Portland last Satar Oay aftemonn, . Mra, Tom Farrtngtoii ef Dululh. Miaa, was a rt In the city last week. Mra Farrlnatoa formerly mad her .boate la Portland and took r laa.ee re la renelrg id frtrd.fpa . she will leave tomor row for -"alforfSa Mr aad Mra HawaH W. Cbeetar t SU. Saul iat t Tsada eTbiAg for, feat- A graceful figu re is doubly graceful in a strictly tailored suit. If prop erly htted such a sifit will overcome any little defects and strengthen the good points of your figure This is what "Style Store suits do. We have expert fitters who give prompt and satisfactory service. Prices From $20lff $100 if Choose Mow It is wise to anticipate your needs for the coming season before the rush for Fall shopping begins. Our suits are correct in style, quality and price, the three essentials to all discriminating people. Choose now while everything is fresh and new.' When down town, indovs Uce w Iff WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES' WAISTa SUITS, SKIRTS, HOSE, CLOVES ETC ALL OF THE NEWEST DRESS ACCESSORIES. , PRICES ALWAYS LOW IN COMPARISON WITH VALUES. Credit if Desired The credit method is for your convenience. You may settle your accounts in wecldy, monthly, or semi-monthly payments 1 Comer Washgtn arid Tenth Street. EMTEPJ 0 Vim If M JiJill Lifa'-irJTTRf. T3, TL? 5 C
