Admission 30c Kiddies 10c
The Empress
TODAY-TOMORROW 8 p. m.
Wm. Desmond
In the Five-Act Drama
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Sensational, Thrilling and Exciting
One-Reel Comedy, “Jealousy a la Carte”—Full of Pep
Hearst-Pathe News Pathe Cartoons
Sunday—“Mrs. George Washington”
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A very pretty wedding was con
summated at the Catholic church this
morning at 9 o’clock, the contracting
parties being Miss Ernestine Desilets
and Mr. A. Tyler. Father Van der
Pol tied the nuptial knot, in the pres
ence of a large number of friends of
the young couple.
The church was beautifully deco-|
rated with potted plants, and the wed
ding march from “Lohengrin” was
played by Mrs. Horace Leach.
The bride wore an old rose travel
ing suit and a white Milan picture hat.
Miss Jane Murray acted as brides
maid and Walter Gaffney as grooms
man.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of Mrs. James D. MacOormac.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler have gone to
housekeeping in an apartment in the
Reception building.
The bride was a member of the
younger social set, and since coming
to Cordova has held a position in the
business office of the Blum, O’Neill
Company. The groom is in charge
of the government cable office. Both
are well and favorably known, and
start upon their matrimonial life un
der auspicious circumstances.
The Daily Times joins a host of
friends in extending its congratula
tions to Mr. and Mrs. Tyler.
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NOTICE OF REHEARSAL
All parties who are taking part in
the vaudeville show to be given on
Monday evening are requested to be
present at the Empress theater on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock for final
rehearsal.
MRS. NINA NICHOLS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL
ANO PERSONAL INTEREST
—
Attorney F. H. Poster returned last j
night in a launch from Valdez.
Three thousand surgical dressings
were shipped on the Northwestern by
the Cordova Chapter of Red Cross.
Commissioner E. P. Medley and Dr.
\V. It. Chase have returned from Val-j
dez, where they were attending court.
Eugene Fife Beckett, Edgar Oss and
Charles Weadley Ilgenfritz are re
quested to immediately report to the!
local exemption board.
Marguerite Clark, “the greatest of
stars," will he seen at the Empress
Sunday night in the five-act drama,
"Miss George Washington."
The Anchorage exemption boarc\
has wired here to Karl l.indstrom of
Class 1A to report to th>- nearest lo
cal board for physical examination
The new flagpole from which will
be hung the Liberty loan honor flag
is ready to be placed in position at
the intersection of First street and A
avenue.
Carl Gustave Ollson, an Anchorage
registrant, is notified to appear before
the Cordova exemption board on June
1 Oat 10 o’clock a. m. to be inducted
into military service.
Kenny Holden and George Steele
returned yesterday afternoon from a
trip along the Copper River railway,
and report having collected $??('. for
the Red Cross war fund.
Where are you going tonight, pn tty
maid? Why. to Ilegg's hall, of course,
where all who enjoy a dreamy waltz
or a rollicking two-step will spend a
couple of hours pleasantly
Memorial Sunday service- will be
held in the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock in honor of
the patriotic dead, through whose sac
rifices we enjoy our national unity and
I power in the world. Good music and
i good addresses await you.
A bridge party was given at the
| Northland Club yesterday afternoon
| by Mrs. H. 1. Lewis, and the proceeds
: were turned over to the Red Cross
war fund. Mrs. Archie Fild won the
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! first prize and Mrs. Sophia Scott was
1 awarded the draw prize.
f The final rehearsal for the big vau
deville show takes place tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o’clock, and the pro
gram to be rendered Monday night
will be witnessed by one of the largest
audiences that ever gathered in the
I Empress theater, as the entire town
1 is looking forward to this show with
I a great deal of pleasure.
I The Home Guard drilled last eveu
II ing on the baseball grounds. Instruc
| tion in platoon and company move
■ i merits occupied the entire period.
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Alter the company had assembled
| in front of Eagles' hall two squads
= were sent to help pull the new city
j tlagpole from the street to the place [
i on the hill where it is to be raised.
| The two squads later rejoined the =
company on the baseball grounds.
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I i ENTERTAINS LITTLE FOLKS
| AT BIRTRDAT PART!
’ Little Gretchen De Leo,’daughter of ! I
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. De Leo, was the I
; | hostess at a children's party in honor
| of her fifth birthday. The little ones j I
| enjoyed a number of games in the !
| tennis court during the afternoon and !
| later adjourned to the De Leo home, :
| where dainties dear to the hearts of !
| children were served in profusion. I
1 The ceremony of lighting the live !
I candles on the birthday cake was pre- !
g sided over by the little hostess. Those 11
| in attendance were: John Henry Sel-jj
| len, Junior Lydick, Philip Lydick, | ]
I Mavis Fields, John Brock, Kenneth j
J MacCormac, Betty Scheffler, Patsy I
1 Scheffler, Betty Ziegler, Betsy Scolar ]
| Van Vechten, Emma Lou Van V’ech- j
| ten, Mary Scott, Jane Scott, Alberta
| Mosser, Nancy Council, Grace Dooley,
| Irene Hawkinson, Theresa Hawkinson, ]
| Charles Foyston, John Parnzy De Leo j
1 and Gretchen De Leo.
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