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witnessed- by~felaUves and friends jinnngcoiiplet The bride is the daughter of Mr. were the bridesmaids.' Miss Jean Douglas' frock whs. nf green andMlss'Shirley-Douglax^ of..light and Mrs. 'Ernest Douglas of Pebble blue. They both carried pale pink Beach-end wax-given In marriage by roses, and ajfl the attendants wore her father. 'Miss Douglas was' wisps ot nraline oh their' hald to charming In a white chiffon wed match their dresses. The gueats present were Her. and 3ltrI_ cclaayy.. Miss Meaner-B. aker and Miss Anne Norwood. Othenratthe meeting were Mesdames Anne Nor wood, Robert Goff. George Mooney, C. W. .Gould, J. W. GlUogly, Bert Mrs. Lucy Piei tertalned-Mr- aj dinner at Cloyni before Mr. Stor RECEPTION G1 BY Q, w. BARI ding gown which hung to the floor. Her Veil fell from a cap of rose Mr. Dick Collins of Pebble Beach was the best man. The ushers were Mr- Leslie Wellington of San Fran bee, E. M. Dings, E. Miss Alice Rlecks. Gerrey, and __ The home cf ' Bardarson of Cf of a dellghtiul r cisco and Mr. James Dalriel. Jr. of San Leandro. Rev. Ernest Bradley performed the marriage rites, and Mr. Edward C. Hopkins played'the --The-next meeting- will be held-at the home of Mrs. E. Gerrey, 153 El Dorado street, t>n Thursday. Sep tember 25. . dinner on Sund slon being the Sunset school 1 Included Mr. a i wedding marches. Galley. Mr. ar.d ! An attractive reception given by LITTLE HOUSE GARDEN i Mr. and Mrs. Douglas followed the TRIBUTE TO MRS. HOOVER , and' Mrs. ,Josept ' Vera Peck. Ml ! ceremony at the Douglas school for With ferns, mountain laurel and Lockwood.-Mrs. girls when5 about fifty relatives and wild roses from President Hoover's Florence Doflse friends were present: The rooms camp on the Rapldan. 'the grounds logg. Miss Elmo 1 were decorated m gladioli of various surrounding the Girl Scout Little Wallace. Miss N colors. Flowers adorning the altar House at Washington, D. C.are Miss Helen B. of the church were also of White being developed into Memory Townsend. Miss gladioli and chrysanthegjumS: Garden aa-s-llving symbol of Lou Alberta Riemet . Miss Douglas is a graduate of the Henry Hoover's interest" In ;.Girl Anderson. Miss University of California of the risks Scouting. Following Mrs..Hbover's Mr. Milton Inn of '29. and is a member, of Pi Sigma lead many other noted men and ton. Gamma sorority. She has made -a women are presenting p. lants and trip"to Japah s Eo m Tfer^graduattchr The groom Is the son of Mr. Bert Jefferson of Idaho He was also a student at the University of Cali -ofcfrlhfooawmrtehmrefsas--ametnoodu--hsaahvdiesedst--toarbtieetcosea.--nl tvhtaerla--unes.gpalraMdneatennd'ys '!'PTt- aAAiTnRLoEKotNhOoTrfSNtce"onPrTrOeOpcSn-t fomia and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. Mr. .Jefferson is A Dorothy Perkins rosebush clambers- over the- Little -House as In thresudeelrvetolopTnh now technical director for XFWI in a token of Mrs. George Akerson's own tppciu.anCl San' PranciscQ. Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson have left on their honeymoon for.parts un kno*n. They expect to return to San Francisco in about a week and . have taken an apartment at 895 esteem. George Akerson is- the president's secretary., Two ' boxtfood trees, rich. In tradition, -were glvendiy--the-owner of the famouaGunston Hall, Virginia. ' MTS. Harley Payton .Wilson cf Miss Ha-lidIs throughout the did work in pi velopment, Mias Stabell demonstration . 24th avenue In the city. HoUin Halt, Alexandria, Virginia, when she tddre ! NEIGHBORS' CLUB-- TO ASSIST AT FAIE , At a lengthy session of the ; Neighbors' club in Pacific Grove a 1 committee of ladles was appointed to assist for one day at the Monte , rey county fair. The ladies are Miss deprived her-garden of prise wln-^ rung damns that the: might benefit and Mr: and-Mrs- William Stephen dorhy. _ gave a hydrangea from their Chevy Chase estate. The rock garden at the Little House becomes the re pository of unusual rocks and Parent. Wednesday nfli In thc~5u'nsct i Those lri cha are especlaly a fathers as well the meeting. ! Lillian Ayers. Mrs. Florence Ban- ham, Mrs, Maude Greene and Mrs. Lillian Radcliff. ' " Reports by the members-who Ore each looking after one of the thir teen parks Tn Pacific Grove, were given. Roe blisses Jamieson have pebbles from all parts of the coun try- --------------------------- :__ Girl Scouts everywhere are now making Memory Gardens of their own,-with the- cooperation of -loci! garden -clubs, fallowing the lead cf the Nation's First Lady. '- LT. COOLIDGE BRIDE EXPEC Lieutenant G hls bride are ci The peninsula al tober.. Lteutcna Monterey Prcslc . outlined considerable- plans for the j improvement of Greenwood park, which is opposite their home. The Neighbors' club will be giad to -have any shrubs which are being thinned out from gardens, to be transplant - ed in one of the eky parks. Persons {may- notify Miss Lillian Ayers at 11172-J. The members also decided I to purchase some poppy seeds to 1 scatter in the park which is being I looked after by Mr. Berwick. ] A- rummage sale will be held -the _ first week of November--to--raise of August for < CHIEF OF PYTHIAN ~ Ills marriage 1 SISTERS HEKE-TONIGHT Leonard look pi Mrs. Frances Sulley, grand chief rled on Septcmt of the Pythian Sisters, will, make on C. Dwjlf, also otficjgl .vlslt to the local lodge this Lieutenant Coo evening. a canaldate will also bd September 4 far initiated tonight at the meeting the^Waddlirg. which will be held in the Knights of Pythias hall. CAIRNS LEAVI A banquet In honor of Mrs. Sulley REGIMENTS H will follow the business session- Hubert Calm Those on the banquet committee are left Saturday n Mrs. 3LJ union of the 20tt will be In charge of the sale. Her address is 229 Seventeenth street, and her telephone 826-M, and if ar- Mr. Cairns eery AH members, are urged to attend the Spanish Air tonight's meeting. Philippine insu: rides-eanaot be sent she will make arrangements for calling for them. Mrs. Maude Greene on Esplanade and Ocean, 2007-J, will store the ar ticles until the sale. Another point decided at the ting, was to merely convene onoe -BAZAA business will be transacted at the meeting, and less time given to the social aspect. ' MRS. GEORGE COWIE HOSTESS TO GUILD A pleasant afternoon was spent by the ladies of SI James'-Guild.on. Thursday at the home of Mrs. George Cowic on Pine avenue. Pari- San Carlos School Ha Sept 25, 26, 27 a PM. -- 12 PM. -Italian Dinner Thursday Evening--Bridge Party I BOOTHS--Country Store, Homo Cooked Food, Office, Fortune Telling.