Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 155, Decatur, Adams County, 1 July 1937 — Page 5

a » —- ODER’S NIECE TO BE HOSTESS iece Os Humorist Will Conduct Visitors At Shrine Colorado Springs, Colo.. July 1. ■'i: R) —Mrs. Lasca Luckett, niece ot » late Win Rogers, ia acting as stess and personal represent*e of tlie Rogers family at the ill Rogers Shrine of the Sun of leyenne mountain this summer. The shrine was built by Spenr Penrose, Colorado Springs oneer and friend of the late imorist. Frescoes depicting the pictorial .story ot the west, especially the kes Peak region, adorn the towof the shrine. The murals are e work* of Randall Davey. Later the summer a bronze bust of 'ill Rogers will be placet! in one ' the four rooms of the shrine, he bust ia being completed in aris by Jo Davidson. Next year lintings showing the highlights f Rogers’ life will be made and laced on the walls of the shrine. —Due to the fact that the shrine filled with valuable works of it will be opened only certain ours during the summer and the umber of visitors will be limited. Mrs. Luckett will conduct visi'"Sprs through the shrine, explain ae art work and give information bout the shrine, Will Rogers and .pencer Penrose, the builder. Mrs. Luckett’s mother, now dead, IMkas a sister of Will Rogers. A Mister of Rogers lives in Chelsea, Mrs. Tom McSpadden. Mrs N*Vill Rogers and her two sons, Will 5a r., and James, live in Hills and Santa Monica, Cal. Mary Rogers, its daughter, Is an actress. Many tourists who visit the thrine may discover that their lorjostaM is a familiar figure. Mrs. mckett was born in Chelsea, Okla , Send has lived in Collinsville, Homney, Okmulgee, Holdenville, Shaw see and Pawhuska. Okla.; Little Rock, Ork., Garden City, Kas., Pueblo, Colo.; Denver and Colorado Springs. o PRESIDENT’S SON (CONTINUED Fl'-OV. . AOK OMB\ Saidy wealthier than the groom's, speak the words, “with all my worldly goods I thee endow." After young Rooeevelt turned to his bride, clad in a gossamer like dress of billowing white, and ■■gravely kissed her. there was a “general nodding ot heads and ex—change of smiles between the Du t’onts. seated on the left side of the satin-covered aisle, and the Roosevelts, seated on the right The seating arrangements, with the conservative Du Pouts placed on the side traditionally reserved for the bride's family and the lib erat Roosevelts on the other evoked considerable tittering as the .140 wedding guests filed out of the church. “The leftists on the right and the rightists on the left," a DuPont remarked Amiability was even more evident at the reception, to which nearly 1,200 guests proceeded by automobile in a heavy downpour over roads transformed into' spongy rivulets. The president was the "life ot the party" as cabinet members ' chatted with Republican indus 1 trialists and new dealers fraterniz , ed with "Liberty leaguers." Mr Roosevelt laid aside the role of chief executive for the evening and. assuming -that of proud father. had such a good time that he held up the special train waiting to take him to Hyde Park. N Y.. .for more than 70 minutes. The bride and groom stood in flie reception line for nearly two h Wtrs after t_? ride from the chtvcli. The bride, smiling radiautly. assured

NOTICE The Old Adams County Bank has moved its office to Room 203 Erwin Building | 153 S. SECOND ST.

I Roosevelt Bride in Nuptial Gown

■ ■ sv ' i ‘ I < w s X w. ; w r "" J W « s. ’ ’ « J. —‘ < V ■ . i '■ I 4 'i . y / • 1 JT •» ■* ’ ft 111 ■ ,♦ 11l Copi/dpkt, by Jay Te Winburn 1 This excellent camera study of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Jr., the former Ethel duPont, shows the charming bride in her wedding gown..

~~~~ that she was "Oh, so happy. While the younger guests bravled the storm under the canvas - i protected marquee outside, where an orchestra played for dancers land champagne and scotch and 'i rye were served, the older ones i remained indoors. where the president proposed toasts. I First, however, he kissed the bride and then went down the] row of bridesmaids and kissed them. too. He proposed toasts to , the bride and to tin bridegroom and then, tnrning to his wife, projxised one for "mother Franklin. Jr., took up where his father left off. "On this, the happiest hour of my life," he said, I'd like to pro- | pose a toast to my wife, Mrs Roosevelt." She in turn proposed one "to my husband " Then John Roost velt. best man, propost d one to both after which everyone sang. "For they are jolly good fellows." The reception continued until the wee hours. The president did not leave the Im Pont home until 11:5'1 p.m. The newlyweds were with their guests as late as 11 p m. Perhaps the most laughable incident of the reception inside oceurred when someone proposed a toast to "all the Roosevelts and all the I>u Pouts." So many of those present belonged io one or | the other of the clans that there was hardly anyone else to rise and drink. To Liverpool Montreal, July 1 — (U.R) Canadian Pacific steamship officials I today confirmed reports that Franklin I). Roosevelt. Jr . and his bride, the former Ethel Un Pont, had made reservations on the liner Empress of Britain sailing , July in. The steamer stills from Quebec City for Liverpool. Highland. N. Y.. July 1 (U.R) President and Mrs. Roosevelt strived here at 6:55 am CST to 1 spend five days at their Hyde Park I summer home. 1

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, JULY I, 1937.

COURT HOUSE New Case A suit for the possession of real estate has been tiled by Christ Bokuei-ht against Mary S. Lhamon. Summons were issued returnable September 6. An affidavit for ! possession was tiled. Divorce Asked A suit for divorce brought in Allen county has been venued here. It was brought by Pearl Stucky against Jacob Stucky. Asks New Trial A motion for a new trial was filed by the defendant, Albert (1. | t Hahn, in the suit for damage brought by Roy Corbin of Fort Wayne against Albert (1. Hahn ami others. Motions for new trial were filed by the defendants, I.- u ella and Henry M. Kaase and George M and John C. Hahn. Real Estate Transfers Ida B. Longwith et vir to Edwin M. Ray, 3-5 interest in 4‘» acre* in Monroe twp. for sl. Dallas Brown, Sheriff, to Sam Nussbaum et al. Trustees, 40 acres :n Monroe twp. for $2575. Sam Nussbaum et al. Trustees, to Carl Schug et ux. 10 acres in Monroe twp, for S3OOO. Jacob J. Longenberger et ux to Edwin Kauffman. 55 acres in Washington twp. for sl. Edwin Kauffman to Jacob J. Longenberger et ux, 55 acres in Washington twp. for ?1. Jacob J. Longenberger et ux to Edwin Kauffman, in-lots 5, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 2811 29, 30 in Monroo for |l. Edwin Kauffman to Jacob J. Longenberger et ux, in-lots 5, 22 to 30 in Monroe for sl. —o ——— Airplane ( rash Is Fatal To Aviator Portland, Ind.. July 1- (UP) Albert Warner, 22, die<j in a hospital Imre yesterday of injuries sustained Sunday when an airplane in which he was riding crashed. —■———■—Uli ~~W. . K UtK. HH—HOWMM—

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