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The Parent-Teacher Association of the jhish school, sponsors of the affair, hopes that all mothers of sophomore high school students will plan to be present. publicity chairmen as delegates, in addition to those already appoint ed, ao that" they may report the program. Miss Hilda tslee, niece of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, will attend friend*, fiurir g In the Northv/t! Portland, Seattl ATTEND WEDDING OF GRANDDAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Sayre croeseu the bay last-night for. the marriage. of their granddaughter. Miss Isable Sayre, to Ronald -Barry:- --Ttwr-weddlRg'-tPote^iriaey-at 8:30 o'clock In the First Congre gational Church In. Oakland. Miss Katharine ; Sayre was ,,her Sister's maid of honor and Charles White with her Seeing Eye dog and will give a short tfclk on how these ani mals are trained to lead the blind. Other talks are to be given by Dean Charles S. -Morris of San Mateo Junior High School, Mias Pansy J_e,w..et.t Abb_o_tt_. S__a_n M___a_t_e_o jcoounn;ty superintendent of schooliran^" iTrs' Richard almonds of San Francisco, Mrs. Franklin P. Nutting will lead discussion of the jury panel of Alameda was best man. type. .____ Both Hr. and Mrs. Barry at tended *'the University of Cali fornia. The former belongs te $5eta Fsi and the latter to Sigma Kappa Mrs. Barry Is a daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Barry of Oakland. Her grandparents lived la Alameda for , a number of years before coming to Palo Alto. COUPLE ON HONEYMOON AFTER LOS GATOS WEDDING Miss Alida Popp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' Jobn Allen Popp of Los Gatos, who has been employed In Palo Alto for the past three years, was married Sunday to Charles Morgan Burgess, son of Mrs. Bar ney Bamheise! of Oakland. t>. A, R. CHAPTER TO MKKT FRIDAY The wedding took placs In the garden of the home of the bride's parents. Following a reception, Mr. Mrs. Carrie W. French will en- and Mrs. Burgess departed for a U'rUiirt G-tspsr 4e Porte la (Chapter honeymoon before taking up their of t^e Daughters of the American residence in Oakland, where the Revolution Friday afternoon at husband la in business. her home, 445 Forest avenue, Mrs. Bryant Preston will assist arid REBEKAH ART CM B Maj, Leon French will 'y* the TO EXHIBIT WORK speaker. The meeting is called for The arts and crafts club of Palo 2 o'clock and ithe prcgr&m for 3 Alto Rebekah Lodge wilt meet to o'clock. , 5 morrow night at 7:45 o'clock at the PARIS French bridegrooms ning avenue. All of the work so far continue to wear evening dress to the altar despite the effort of cer tain social arbiters to attfta them completed for the Carnival of Na tions which the lodge is'hr hold November 9 and 10 will be on dis in morning coats. According to play. old French groom wore tradition the bride on his wedding day STANFORD GRADUATE TO WED MAN JOKE GIRL full dress in blue with gold (but The betrothal of Mias Josephine tons, and a reflection of the cus< Cocpers to J. Rainey Han tom is seen in the white tie and biack tails which continue to ap pear at smart Parisian weddings today. cock, both of San Jose, has been announced. Miss Coopers, the only daughter of Mrs. Margaret Coopers and PARIS lAb--American--shoes are making as big a "hit" with chic Parisians as American stockings. Shoes made by a widely known Joseph B, Coopers, is a graduate of Notre Dame High School aad San Jose State College, And member of Omega Nu and Sigm American designer shown here Societies. with ` a French dressmaker's col Mr. Hancock, only son of i Mr. lection always call forth the' in and Mrs. Joseph E. Hancock And quiry "Where can we ` find those a brother of Mrs. Oihmar Berry shoes?'" 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