nonors ror uirigiDie uueiionor that has been conferred nly a select group of pioneers ve opened up new lanes on land, i air, the National Geographic s Special Gold M*dal was ed to Dr Hugo Eckener, eom-- of the globe-girdling Graf Zep-j pelin, at ceremonies in Washington The skipper of the German dirigible is shown with Mrs Eckencr on their return to this country. Dr Eckener is discussing with capitalists the opening of regular dirigible passenger service across the AtlanticYes - - The War’s OverRidgeway—Zeigler,Russell H. Ridgeway and Miss Frances M. Zeigier, both of Jefferson, were married at the parsonage of the Lutheran church, by the pastor. Rev. Dr U 5 G Rupp, Saturday afternoon at 5 o’clock They were accompanied by Mrs Frank Bruchey. sister of the groom,and Miss Rosaline Crone %Kline—Altman.Oscar D Kline and Miss Blanche R Altman, both of this city, were mamed by Rev, Dr U S. G. Rupp, pastor of the Lutheran church, at the parsonage, Saturday evening at 7 o’clock. They were accompanied by Mrs Alice EL Dyson, Frederick.Ec ken rode—Kiser.Miss Margaret Eckenrode of Harney, and C Roscoe Kiser, of Keysville, were married March 21, at 9 o’clock. The ceremony took place at the home ofthe officiating clergyman, F.ev. RobertHuebener, ThurmonL——»■- —-—■—PERSONALSMrs Frank P. Miller, of Martins -burg W Va spent the past week at the home of Mr and Mrs John Whitmore, in ThunnontMr Frank Anders, instructor in Kent School. Conn.. is spending the Spring \ acation at his home in Thur-mootMrs Donald Jenkins, of Baltimore Saturday gate a miscellaneous shower at her home, in honor of Miss Dorothy Joiliffe and Miss Christine Kreh, of thisWednti Hall, E. and aqualie invite1—27 (1—27 ( running 1—26 31—29 I1—27 Iwheels1—28 I1-29-1FR]11LcLadies’ Glads tom dies.CMantzThe be vel lectm Brodbeck 6 30 p m and at l Frivolities afternoon ture, $I( at the lt;5C527 NoThe CCity Ha'