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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-16

yesterday. a blacksmith shop nearby BE-
ing robbed OF tools for the work. At
tempts were made 20 blow open the SAFE
but were not successful. Some cash from
the money dra Wer and other arCcle1 were
taken. about 80 worth ia al
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-16
FRoM Is yEGAa

Engineer Frank Sweeney has asked
for a forty days leave Of absence He
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-16

Enterprise. Kan. Nov 16-The Santa
Ee Office was broken open BY burglars
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-16

Everybody reads the state Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
( Venerable Wisconsin Lady
Restored to Health by Peru
Ia After Twenty-Five
Years Suffering.
Years Suffering
(soac:al news from Evansville, Wis,

EVANSVILLE. WIS, Nov. IA wo-
man cured OF ca.acrh OF twenty-five years
standing was the occasion Of Peruna be-
ing introduced to the Inhabitants OF
Evansville: Wis. From that time to Ibis,
there has been great demand for Pc
runa In tn vicinity nEd hundreds OF
cases have been cured.
1t is in this manner that Fortuna
spreads from town to town and from state
to State No sort of advertising could
have given Peruna the reputation 1t mas.
The secret OF its success is shnt it makes
cures. 1t cures cd cases of catarrh
where other remed es G?ave failed This
ought to make any remedy popular.
Mr.. c. R. Harden. OF Evansville, WIS.,
writes the following letter:
Dear Doctor Hartman-..I wish TO write
to certify what Perunn has done for me:
read of Perraa in the papers, OF what
it would do for catatrh. and sent TOR
bottle. This was the first bottle OF re-
rrna that ever came 10 Evansville; from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

who has been visiting hsr sister, Mrs
Mrs. Fred. Y. Gum, has left FOR Fiort-
da where she will spend the winter
Mss Katie Hoge. Of staunton. is the
guest OF Mrs. Howard Hoge.
Misses Mary and Mamie Barksdale are
visiting Mrs. Da.lam Blrksdale, No. Sli
West Grace Street
ST. Johns Circle OF Kings Daughters
gave a delightful entertainment Thurs
dav evening at the residence OF DR.. and
Mrs W. \. BSazleE, NO. :'iS East Broad
Street.
The parlors were pretti!y decorated In
palms and carnations Mrs. Bayiiss, Mrs.
Howard, Mrs. Yeamans and Mrs. Bacon
assisted the host and hostess IN enter
tanning the guests.
The members o fthe Circle tod in verse
ths4 various ways in which they had made
the dollars they brought IN. The sum was
very satisfactory Among those present
were:
Mrs. George Curry. Mr. and Mrs. D. C.
Richardson. Mrs Garcin, Miss Taylor, Mrs.
Stephen Bever.dge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick:e, Mrs Emmett D ckinson. Miss
Sarah Alien. Mr.. AMI III IS. William Meyers,
Miss Mamie Williams, Mrs. Henry Decker
son. Miss Camilla Dickerson. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Hardwicke, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Saunders. Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Moore. Mrs Goberst,
Dr. and Mrs. 0. BIankngship. Mrs. Tomp-
k.ns, Misses Meagh. Marshall. Atcherson
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. A1arahis. who have
been. visiting In the city. have returned
to their home in Williamsburg.
Mrs H. V. Middleton has issued invi-
tations to the marriage OF her daughter.
lillian Louise. to Mr.. Joseph Henry Row
lett. Jr.. OF this city The ceremony viii
take place at st. Johns church on Tues
day evening, November 9th, at o'clock.
Mrs. William H Marriott. OF Baltimore,
Nd. mother OF Mr.. William NICK m Mar
riott, cashier of the post-otftce, will leave
for her home tomorrow. after having
spent most delightful visit to her son-
The Baby Show at the Country Far
was splendid success. Crowds OF pao'cs
were there. The rrst prize was awaiueu
little Gladys Ingalls, ten months o-ul
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Harry ihs'1t1''
Of No. TOT North Fourth Street.
The prize was q handsome SILVER cup.
lined with god.
The secr-,a pre-, beautiful gotu pm.
was won by Master John Goodaii Bsice'
two and half years o.d.
The tenth anniversary OF the 1asonie
Homa Auxiliary VII. be celebrated at the
Home on next Tuesday, assh instant. al
noon.
been invited TO lunch w:tt the ladies',
" go.
Mr.. 7. Elwood Trasle. W,fe and child
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Afternoon by the od Dom n
ION line TO attend the Horse Show Mr.. Ed
gar Allan. Jr.. and vile viii also go. From
Saw york Mr.. Tragic and Mr. Allan VIII
o. an Measure trip for several days
In the western part OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ~. G. Parkinsan, OF Tay-
1orsyflle, have issued cards TO ths mar
Iiare Of their daughter. Aiss Annie Dill
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A POPULAR RESTITUTION.
Kemarkabls Gr,wth Of the Ansbu
lance Servic.. in i:it.b,n"nd.

I,emarkabls Gr,wth Of the Ambu.
lance Servic'. in isiebtn"nd
II there is one institution more thai
another that the Richmond people r. garo
with pride it is the CITY Hospital auabu-
lance service
None mose Closely touches the people,
sympatfies, or whose efficiency Is more
appreciated, and ths suggested addition
of another man TO the corps OF amouianes
surgeons meets with popular response
Tbs servics was established many years
ago, and like every other department
which has been wildly established IN th.s
city, grew out OF the necessities OF tns
case. And its effici, ncy under The orsani-
zation and fostering care O. Dr. D. eh
Trevi!ian has been satisfactory III uh@
highest degrse.
Sor1s, Of the best known men in the
younger ranks OF Richmond physicians
filed the paces OF ambulance surgeons
in the cary history OF the -serviss
But even they would % surprised AZ It's
growth s!rce tha time when they re-
snondad 10 trs midnight gong, and witt
coat in hand caught ths ambulance on
thA lump at the door as il went on Us
hv:nS errand OF mercy
WIN tho ambulance ssrvice was arss
established. TWO surgeons were appointed
from the Medical College GRADUATES, and
the same number now do the work that
required two MN TO do then. ard tn
growth has been great.
In 1857 the number OF a:nbuiancs calls
ware 37s. For the ten months OF the pres
ene year they have been 1,s2. an amount
more than fou-fold greater than the calls
OF 1857. and at the same ratio the number
OF calls by the end OF the year nineteen
hundred VIII DE near.y avs times as many
as they wsce the year the Two ambulance
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to MIR. Caul 7. boswell, the ceremony q
take place Wednesday, November 18th,
at !. o'clock noon, at the Tayiorsvtlle
Baptist church
Mr.. boswell is q son OF the late K. o.
boswell. of Hano.er county, and Miss
Parkinson is niece of Mr. James l;
Parkinson. of this city. Both are well
known and have many friends here.
Mr.. John Dugan gave reception I'd
his friends Thursday night. Among
those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. p. f'lan-
isan. MIR. and Mrs. Terrell, Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Duggan. Misses Hughes, Jster,
Miller, Mamie o Brien, Maggie o Brieni
Carnody. Terrell, Roam. Burton. Fianl
ran White. Terrell, Roam and Tucker.
Messrs Epps, Moffett- King. Roam, Min
ter, Disney, George bunce and others.
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East week could not have been called
madden.nsty Lively, It Is true. but there
was just enough gong on 10 keep society
from dull despair. There was an authors
reading at the Wonan's Cub. Il brilliant
welding, several Informal teas and as
.e.ways. golf, to while away the hours.
The debutantes are growing impatient
for tlle lime to come when they will be
cnught up in the busy whirl and will not.
have a moments respite from the never
ceastng pleasures Of the gay season. Their
gowns have been in preparation for many
DAY and many are the whisperngs that
one hears OF the exquisite dresses in
which the fair one VIII dazzle ali be-
holders. And there ara hints, TOO, at
numerous curning-out parties to be given
cary IN December. The ds5utantes t,s
season IRE not numerous. but they are
certainly most attractive buds that will
boom forth to make he social world
brighter by the presence. Among those
who Will enter the l.St are Miss Elizabeth
Whitiock. the talented daughter of Mrs.
Charles VIII tlock; Miss Sus Spillman. who
IS ore of Richmond's prett,est girls; Mss
Josephine Putney, the attractive daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Putney. who is
a very clever young girl and Will doubt
less be one OF the bales of the season;
Miss Elise Davenport the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Davenport. who Is
many accomplishments; Miss Jane Fisher
is cnother charming bud. whose gracious
manner has a'raady endeared her to q
host Of friends: Misses Sadie Sutton.
Martha B'ri. Sale Reid Arfie-son and
.Aiene Stokes are all most attractive and
charming additions to the world of So
ciety.
This week will witness several notable
weddings. That of Mss Fanny Edel and
Mr. Leon Faik. which VIII take place at
$50 O'Clock Mond;sv evening at Beth
.sIlaba ..5nagogu,a WI be brilliant
event and VIII be followed by an elegant
reception at the jefferson Hotel,
one cf the seasons most beautiful and
brilliant weddings WA take place ut $50
o'clock on Thurs1ay evening. al st. Paufs
Church, when Mr.. Edmund Randolph VIII
l:a.ns wi we'd Miss Maude Lathrop
Stokes. The prominence of both families
lends special interest to the event
Another interesting wedd ng will take
place on Tuesday evening when Miss Lot
lie s Lambert and Mr.. n. Minor Davis,
of Lynchburg, wiz be married az the
i2orae of the brides parents.
Miss Nellie Lucille Back and Mr. John
Murphy, Jr., WI aa Enarrled at the
sacred Heart Church at Il o'clock Tues
day morning,
On Tueeiav evening. at Le:eh-street
Baptist Church, at $50 o'clock. NJ IS Ida
Estel:e StopalI and Mr.. Hugh Sheppard
Aarrls will be united.
Mss Eva Stuart Willis and Mr.. Rob-
ert B. Cralle and Miss Florence Moore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18
NO ARGUMENT NEEDED.
Every sufrcrercl7rom Ca,arrh Knows
that Salvcs. Lo; ions. Washes, Sprays
a

auu Doucha> d., n t Care
Powders, lotions. saives. sprays and
1nhale.s cannot really cure casarIh'
because this disease IS a blood disease.
and local Applications, II they accoEhPi.si
anv>h.ng al all, simply gave transient
relief.
The catarrhal poison Is in the blood
ard thu mucous membrane Of the nose.
throat and lIachsa tries TO relieve I, 9
system by secreting large quantities OF
mucous. tns q Scharse sometimes closing
.1a ,te nostrils. d. opi,iIlg into tn urea,
causing deafn-ss by c oS-ag he Eustaeh.an
t.,bes, and after time cas!s!ns catarrh
If stomach or serious throat and lung
troubles.
= remedy &c really cure catarrh must
bs an internal remedy which Will cleanse
4sae blood from catarrhal pose ana
remove tbs fever and congestion from
The mucous membrane.
The hest and most modern remedies
for This purpose are antiseptcs, sc:eniifc-
ally known as Eucalyptol. Gnaiacoi. SAN
s,iinar.a and Hydrastln, and while each
of these has ben successfully used sspa-
retely. yet II has been difficult 10 ger
hem all combined in one pa-ataoie, con-
reaient and Efficient form.
The manufacturers Of the new catacrh
cure. s;ua-,.s Catarrh Tablets, have sue
cseasd admirably II accomplishing this
result They are largs. Disseminating
,ozeagss. 20 be d.sso ved In the mouth,
-hus reaching every part OF the mucous
membrane OF the throat and l!nally- the
stomach.
Unlike many catarr,a remedies. Stuart's
Cararrh Tablets contain no CO asne. oatatei
or any injur Gus drug whatever, ana are
equally beneficial for little children and
adults.
Mr.. c. r. Rembrandt, of Rochester,
N Y, saws: II know of few people VINO
have suf red as much a. from catarrh
OF the head throat and stomach. used
sprays. inaalers and powders for months
81 time. with only slight relief. ant: rad
no hope Of cnre. had nor the means
10 make change of climate. which
seemed my only chance OF cure
Lest snrtng ] read an account OF some
remarkable cures made by Stuart's
Ca.arrh Tablets and promptly bought
5e-cent box from my druggist, and
oh asned such positive bsneiit from t. at
one package that continued TO usss
them daily until now consider. znvseIf
entirely IRE. from the disgusting annov-
lance Of catarrhs my head is c'ear.. my
a,re~t.n- ai' could s.s<. and my hearing.
which had begun 20 fa'i as result 0. the
cs,arrn. las greatly improved until feel
can hear as wei! as ever. Trey are
a houe<f.o,f necess:tv in my fam ".
Ssuarf,s CatarTh Tablets are sold by
druxg:sts at 50 cents for co,np'ete treat
meat, ard for convenience safe.v and
erooaDt results they ere utadountedfy thu
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coughing and c eisr-
;,,g my throat The eatarrh CRAFTY i'm
Da:red my eyesight, and the hearing III
one ear, and ieduced my weight to 10
pounds [ tired nearly every catarrh
remedy advertised, bes das q great many
ffernt rirysic ans treatments, all OF
which failed. and the physicians would
finally tell me that coud not be cured in
this Climate; that I ought 70 so 70 a dry
climate, etc.
IT had ile2rd and read OF Peruna, and
finally dGc ded to try it two months ago
l have now taken seven bottles, and
weigh l72 pounds. Never felt happier or
1nerrier. Feel tip top.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

The marriage OF Miss Annla Leigh
Camm and Mr. Joseph Reid Anderson
Hobson Will take place at st. PAU
Church Wednesday, November Fist, at
half-past nine A. N.
The ceremony Will be performed oy He.
Rev Francis NJ. Whittle.
The ladies' in charge of the Charity Bail
are determined to make il the most de-
ightful event Of the season, and are
,arng no efforts TO insure its success
Ths ball will be held at the Jefferson on
Thursday, December 9Th. An arrange
ment has been made by which a delightful
supper WI be furnished without extra
charge to the guests, the ticket OF admis-
sion including the supper
NJ. and Mrs. w. 3. Nelson return tbs
morning from their wedding journey. and
will be at home to their friends at Muir
phys Hotel.
Miss Stern, of Ru1her Glen, who has
been The guest OF Mrs. Tebos Crockfcrd.
of Barton HEIGHTS. has returned to her
home, but will ne in the city again to
attend tha marriage OF her uncle. Mr.
Cary Ellis Stern ana Miss Eva Bowe,
which wa take place on Wednesday
evening, November 18th, at the First Bap-
list church.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale met Fri
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
George w. Stevens, No. SO Floyd Avenue.
The excellent prog anime was we'll rem
dersd and the delightful music was thor
oughy enjoyed. "A ciever paper on The
Sonata" written by Mss Dilard, the
chairman Of the day, was read by Mss
Allen. The programme was as follows:
l. Paper read by Miss Allen: 2. Pus-
torala Sonata. Oo. 49, Allegro, Andante,
Minor; g ta) Aria. Bach; 6h> No. Allegro,
Handel. Miss Adair Minor: l. op. 10. No.
l. Allegro Motto Beethoven. Miss Helen
Stevens; 5 Op. 9. Brockway, Miss billiard
and Mrs. Stevens.
4 most attractive programme IS an
nounced for the meeting at the Wonlans
Club Monday afternoon at 4:5o O'clock,
under the direct on of Miss Roberta D.
Alien. who VIII discuss The outlook OF
American Literature Miss Eleanor
Tree VIII present Recent Literature Of
the South" and the NJ ssss Meade will
give some purely Am srt,an songs. On Err
dav AFTERNOON ut 4:3o o'clock. Mrs Julia
r. Tutwi,er, who IS the guest OF Mrs.
3. B. Valentine. will give talk on
stephen philips with readings from MS
poems.
Judge and Mrs. SC. Graham, OF. Taze-
Wen. Va. are spending few days at
Murphys Hotel.
Miss Florence Wie5enfeld Of Baltimore.
is5ths guess, OF Mrs. Julius Edsl She Will
be bridesmaid at ths Edel-Fa!k we'd
ding.
. Miss Elizabeth Hobson IS on a VISIT to
Miss Marion Jones in Williamsburg.
Mrs. B. e Kinbrough. of West Leigh
Street. left Friday TO srend few
days witt, har cousin. Mrs. Anna Bell, OF
Spottsylyania county.
1Iis5 Blanche Portsr, q washtnsten,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Observation-Disclosures: September and have
taken II ne bottles OF Peruna, and can
say that 1 believe I am cured OF my
troubles, and | think l am enjoying as
good health as an cd lady of my age
could expect. I am seventy-one years
Cd. l recommend Peruna to sufferers
wherever 1 MY meet than, and others
Of my trends are being benefited py 1t:
think it IS q God-sendl to poor suffering
humanity.
II will always De thankful to you for
YOUR medicine and kind advice, and trust
that many others will take your remedy
and DC as greatly benefited as have
oeen.'
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my using 1t I'll three Of the druggists
now keep It.
sit cured my wife OF catarrh with which
she had teen troubled for more than
twenty-five years, and . had been troubled
with it for fifteen years. We Ore now
both all right.
.My youngest son had 10 grippe four
years ago. and as he had supposed had
got we'll or so far recovered that ne went
10 work. He took Il relapse and the
Pneumonia set in. He hid hemorrhages.
and though we tried everything we could
think of it was to no purpose until we
gave him Psruna. The hemorrha9es stop
ped. and he soon got up and Is wei and
hard at work. We think there is nothing
like Peruua.'
In q recent letter Mr. Harlem writes:
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X peruna helps me in the future as it
has in the past. I don't know Why T
cart. The druggists say Paruna Is enc
of the BEST selling medicines they hive
in stock. c. r. HARDEN
Peruna can .he relied upon to- cure slight
Gods and coughs and other catarrhal al
ments with promptness that Is UNEQUAL
ed by any other remedy.
IL u cod has settled In any Portion of
the body and produced catarrh. II is gen
orally thought by people that they must
suffer on year after year without any
nope Of cure. This IS not true. however
Peruna cures such cases. Thousands OF
testimonials thst can never De used attest
this fact.
Any one wishing free literature on thts
subject should address Dr.. Hartman. Co
iIrIuotiS O.
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J. 3Latcle J.. hunt.tt.::s IAfFEl'tl seaSss.
systemic c4tarrn remedy 5hnt is sure
10 cleanse the who's system OF catarrh
That ;e-a dy OF PsrnGa.' This ts a
remedy that needs no eu.ogz.ns in adj
i:ton to what the people say OF it.
Everywhere tbs people are Drais.ng Pc
rum as remedy for all forms Of ca
tarrhal difficulties.
Address The Pernna Medicine CO., Co
ltfnaus, Ohio. for q free copy of Dr..
Ha=tman's latest book on eatarfh. This
book treats of .ua different phases &nd
stages OF cat&rrh and should be in the
hands of every cEsarrh sufferer, siealts
and Beauty sent iree to Women
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

WILLARD. KY.-The news Of the re
covery OF Mrs. Elizabeth Prater Is very
striking instance OF the wonderful cura-
tive powers of Peruna- This ess.rnaoe
adv had been III invalid from catarrh OF
the stomach and bowels for twenty years
No wonder. her many friends are enthu-
s'astc over tler recovery. She writes II
through the mer-
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): tory over 4 case OF
). chronic catacrh Of
): ong standing. He
;. writes the follow
/: ng from No. IS
:Humi-t5n Avenue:
:. Il am A. years
!. OF age. End have
mad catarrn of the
! nead for over ha {
:.os my lie, as q re
:su.t OF scar.et fe-
t.ver. followed BY
':typho,d fever. l got
/ 50 bad that I was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

ELGIN, 1LL-ln very recent comn1u-
nicat.oa from tbs pace comes the news
that M Arthur Ernest Kidd a wel-known
architect of that city, has made complete
recovery from catarrh OF the head, from
VIII cil he hrd suffered for uear.y GUAR
ter OF a century. According TO Mr.. Niaa 5
statement OF his own case. Pe'uaa mas
SCORED another y-c-
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..cics OF God and
-your medicine that
II am permitted 10
! write you this let
Liter. I have been a
!. constant sufferer
: rom aowei and
j stomach trouble foc
|. about twenty-five
+ Gears. and could
I. lever fin1 rel ef IN
!: III I began the use
!; f Peruna.
!. II began the use
]. # your medicine
?
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Kentucky Illinois and New Hampshire
Remar coveries

MANCHESTER. N H.-Aecording to
late advices, Mss Blanche L. Rund.sr;
has made compete recovery from ca
tarri of the held whict1 had caused
chronic running from the ears. In medi-
cal circ es this cure has created decided
sensation. Her own statement OF the
case is as follows: II have suffered for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-18

Edei Beulah Eichel, Fanny D. Mittel-
6orfer, Carrie Block, Rita and May My
ers, Rae Eigenbrun, of Petersburg; Re-
becca Whitock, Sallie May, Jeanne Low
enstein. Rosa Fleishman, Florence May
or; Messrs. Milton j. Straus, Frank Ran
dali, Henry S. Hut8ler, Martin Eiche,
Julian Myers, S. NJ Block. NJ. NJ. Mar
cuse, NJ NJ Mitteldorfer, Lee Reinheftn-
er. Aaron Jacobs, Percy Myers, Sol.
Fleshman, Ivan Mayer and N. L. Rose.
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Mss Ju!a Edround= gave an attractive
card party on THURSDAY evening in honor
Of Mss Horsey and Miss Hyde. of Balti-
more.
Sven hand enchre was played. Miss
Edmonris' guests were: Meslan1as Glover
E. A. Hoen. virs;nius Hall. w G. Stanarci
Glover and Misses Darlington. Horsey
Hyde. Lot'tcl1en Pondexter, Madge Freed
ley, Minnie Baughmar.
One of the most brilliant weddns OF
the season viii be that CT Mss Fanny
Myers E1ei and Mr. Leon Folk, which
will take place tomorrow evening at the
Synagogue Beth Ahaba.
Connected with this wedding is q VERY
pretty romance. Miss Edel, the only child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ede! was a for
mer resident of Richmond, but several
years ago the family moved to San Fran
cisco. she s exceedingly beautiful CIR
Of the Gibson type, and is possessed ii
rare mental attachments. Last January,
Miss Edel came TO Richmond to act az
maid Of honor at the Myer-Loeb wedding
Mr.. Falk came from P.ttsourg to act az
best man. The marriage Monday night
IS the result.
The synagogue tomorrow evening vii
he exquisitely decorated The color scheme
will be VIII lie and gold, and Will be car
RED out in the gowns OF the bridal party
ana in lila decorations. Mrs. Frank
Loeb, of Iittsburs, will be dame of honor
The bridesmaids will be: Misses Amy
Falk Pitts5urg; Florence We.senfeld, o.
Baltimore, Minnie Stelntarser, Of New
York; Elfrida Ede, Jrrna and Corinna
Roseabaum, Mamie Myers and Corinne
Strause.
Mr.. Sidney klnordlinger will be best
man and the groomsmen: S:S.smund Fax
". 3. Klee Nate Eisaman, j. Grafner,
Ill OF Pittsburs; George Leopolt. or Ch.-
cago; Charles const.ne, of Wilkesparre
sam Wolf, Fort Wayne, Ind; Sig Good
nan, Baltimore; a. J. Marcuse and Ma
-han simon Mr.. Henry S. Hutzler VIII
act as master OF ceremon es. Rev. h. y.
Ca!isch will perform the ceremony.
After tins marriage an elegant dinner
will be- served at the Jefferson Hotel.
a large number OF guests came ,iroii'
Pittsburg yesterday in private car
Among the strangers here, besides the
bridal party. are: Mr. and Mrs Char.es
Ealk, parents OF the groom: Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Falk, Mr. and Mrs. Frank 5
Loeb, Mr. and Mrs. Armin Shotte, Messrs.
William Gardiner, Joseph t. Brown, j. X.
Phillips. Ramona s. Brown. all of Pitts
burg: Hon Herman Myers, Of Savannah;
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wolf, heysport, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lindenberser,
Springfield Mass; Mr.. David Davidson.
of CIarkshur@ w. Va; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Guggerhimer. of Lynchburg; Mrs.
L. Ettenheiner, os Rochester, n Y; Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Hecht. New York; Mrs.
L. Steruberger, New. York; Mrs. Jacob
Hecht and Miss Bianch Hecht, Norfolk;
Mrs. Lena Harris, Petersburg; Miss Cecile
Guggenheimer. Lynchburg; Miss Weine-
mann, OF Philadelphia; AIr. Bernard Kahn
and Mr. z. L. Appegate, New York.
The bridal party ard out-of-town guests
were entertained at delightful reception
and dance al the Jefferson Club asst eve
hing, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S
Myers in honor OF their niece. Mss Edel
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