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New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
PHILADELPHIA LAWYER A SUICIDE.

Philadelphia. Dec. 10.-AlonZo P. Douglas.
lawyer. found dead in his office to-day with a
self-inncted bullet wound in his head. He was
sixty years old A note on Douglass desk. ad
dressed to the elevator boy of the building, ask
ing that his body be sent to an undertaking estab
lishment and not to his home
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

Of the Navy. Judge Darling was oorn aow iw resi-
sS+ n Bennington He Of the pest hno"H
of Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

Under the general power to acquire territory anu
the specific power to make all needfpl rules ana ma
treaty conditions, in it's own sound dlscreuon
snd different 1s one u for other Territories adapting
each to the climatic conditions and the habits OF
in the same way as different states adapt their leg
isation to climatic other conditions of the peo-
decided by the supreme Court Of the United states
that hes the relation To tho to ths
States State legislature holds to the people Of
fne m he ne that senarates the States from
territory belonging to the States.
discretion by. Congress can be no greater in the
future than they have been in the past. But what
ever the fanced danger may be. the constitution
and tribunal rightly sit in Judgment upon
Of the United States at the ballot box.
to sueh
Philippine Islands In its wisdom may be thought
tser pssh until the time shall come for Con
gress to determine what form OF independent gov
ing Condition For take it for granted that the
IGnd " ts 20 1se ana
into this Union to become part OF It's governing
Wh Mo lads ss ahe
their personal and civil rights secured 10 tnen the
sahee Tersrs hss srs seeHene to to the
All people everywhere are entitled BY, hy natural sar
has been government where the consent Of all
the governed was required or was neGsssarY nd IoI
erfminaty are not the sources Of political wisdom
or 5e Of ,usr wze lovers o the Of the
was declaration in opposition 10 the dogma OF
the aiVe been applied to all the inha abitants
government. and 1t never will be until the mn miienf
nam and aswn fes
afe sd the 9o q sns
idea that controls IN fixing the sutrage IN all free
ts soas ef e ase
volume in the worlds history was eioseo @no
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
CHARLES H. DARLING NOMINATED FOR AS
sIsTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
Washington, Dec. i0-The President sent the fol-
towing nominations TO the Senate to-day:
CHARLES H DARLING. of Vermont to be Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy. vice Frank W. Hackett. re-
signed
GEORGE MoULToN. jr.. Collector of Customs for the
District Of Bath. Me.
ARMY.
Carairy-IAeutenant Colonel WILLIAM c. FORBUSH
colonel. Major NJ. B. HUGHES TO be lieutenant
colonel. and Captain GEORGE H G. GALE 10 be
Artlery-captain JOHN P WISER % be major
10 be member Of the Mississippi River Corms sion.
First Lieutenant ROBERT P. JOHNSTON TO BE a
member OF the California Debris Commission ana
Lieutenant Colonel DAVID P HEAP TO be a member
of the California Debris Commission.
The President also sent to the Senate the recess
appointments Of Colonel Henry N. Robert to be
chief OF engineers (snce retiredl. Colonel John w.
Colonel George l. Gillespie be chief OF engineers
The President has accepted the resignation or
Frank ". Hackett as Assistant Secretary or the
Navy, to take effect next Monday. His successor.
or two win relieve him his official duties that
day In the correspondence that took place between
Secretary Long and Mr.. Hackett the latter ex-
platned that he compelled to give up his ONCE
expressed regret that this was necessary.
j; was announced In The Tribune several weeks
ago that Charles 4. Darling had been selected 10
succeed Frank W. Hackett as Assistant Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-12-11

j; was announced In The Tribune several weeks
ago that Charles Il. Darling had been selected TO
succeed Frank W. Hackett as Assistant Secretary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-01
PAlEsTlNE.

Mrs. Carrie Cogrn of Crockett ls here
this vccE the guest Of Mr. and MIS-, y.
j. Naglc
Mrs McClaiu Of Hcarne Is spending a
Tow days hpre with Mrs FroGk Iuf>mu.
Nj. and Mrs Eugene McNutt of ilvamc
came up and attended the bah Ehcu Thurs
day night by the Daughters of thn Con
fcGcraCN,
Miss CARVE Rel, charming Young lady
or Jacksonville. is here, tine guest ot
fucud,
Misses Roblnrt of huntsville spent fair
week ip Palestine WITH 'hclr many friends
Tho bAll given Thursday uiEht 10y the
Daughters Of the Confectionery WAS one
~ me most successful social events that
Inns ever occurred I'm Palestine About
eighty couples were In Attendance and
many people from abroad were among the
gay thrOng, The dance lasted faf into the
night aud netted the daughters consdcr-
Die sum ~ money for the Reagan fountain.
MIR aud Mrs, Ben jackson VI McNo arc
hcrc visiting their parents. Colonel aud
Mrs II NJ. Jackson, ANA took iu the big
street fair
Prof Charles q. Rarton " Dccntur aud
Miss MaN Belle Hutlct of Iulcstue we're
hpprily married here SUNDAY moruug Mt
the UcsidcuCc ~ Judc" John q Watts ami
left Monday Cor their home In Dccatur.
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HEARNE.

Misses Anric and Mary Watt N Waco are
visiting in tho city
Miss irene Stevenson visited IVlatiycs Ia
Kosse ThIrsdar
ur and Mrs Sol KatzenStein visited In
Calvert this week.
Nv Polk Melton was visitor 10 Waco
Thursday
tic pavilion Thursday Ii ght Those In at
tendance were: Misses Woods, Gray Grit
IN. BraShoar. Esstrrwcod, l., Eastcrwood.
Erwin Iamu mi. Fowler Of Brrnhnm.
Morris. RnSsct. Williams, Smith; Masdames
Crorau. Lane. Smith. Looney Brown, Nor
rls Welch and Woods; Mcssrr Grokln,
Knrncy, Knowles Cook, Lewis, Erwin,
Boycc Hodgr Murray, Allison, Roswell,
HorIock. smith Bcckham, Brashear,
Reeves, WEIGH. W. BrHshrar. toylc. Gov
lngtnn Marshall ana Woods. Music was
furnished by Mexican orchestra from
San Antonio
AIl8s Floy Bcokham is visiting friends in
Houston.
Palestine Thursday
a dancing school At this place.
Mr. Joe VI Minis Of Chicago visited In
the city Thursday.
Mr. Morris Cohen of New York was
visitor To This city sunday.
Mr. Fred Hewett Of KoSse visited n
Mr and Mrs = S. Grogan were at HON,
to a number If their friends Friday even
Mrg W. r. Bailey visited IN Bryan tbIr
week.
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VICTORIA.

The anniversary bah NJ the F F V Social
club at the Casino Wednesday night not
only ocllpsca every serial event Of the sea
son. hut even surpassed similar occasions
given 10y the same organization in past
years Nearly half hundred couples par
ticipated in lhe festivities. and the scene
was one uf great elegance and beauty. the
costumes of the ladies were especially mag
nihccut and becoming. Four cotilNous
we're danced, being led by Mr.. King, as
sisted by Misses Maggie Hunt Rchecca
Mitchell Efhc RcEau ana sophie t'ra-
mann. Among tho visitors were Mrs Ross
clark Of Port Lavaca, Miss l'Gtricio Hard
Of Henrietta, Miss Madeline Fly Of ton.
zalcs and Mcssrs. w. Regain ana Mitch.
ell Secligson
Tho entertainment st the Casino Tues.
day night unhcr the auspices Of the King 5
proved very successful Hnnnciaily. about
500 being realized. There we're twenty
hvc cakes entered In a contest the hrst
prize heng awarded to Miss Ida Bright
well: second Mrs A Goldman third tu
Mrs L. T. Leihold, aud tho fourth 20 Miss
Totsy Potash, The prize for the hneet
display ~ rhrysanthemums was awarded
display ~ roses to Mrs S. -, Dabncy
Nr. and Mrs j j. Wclder, Miss Patti,
Master John j. and Robert aud Miss Kate
Farrcl who has hccu their guest during
thcir week 5 stay az Chiupin ranch near
Siuton, returned home Monday
daughters Misses Lillian and Mcliir !'ft
Monday Tor n visit 10 her daughter, Mrs.
r. r. Armstrong I'm Houston,
Misses Fannie and EStclle Honton ne.
turned home TUESDAY, after Q few days
visit 10 their uncle. Mr.. l.. u. Heaton here.
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DINERS were TO guess. The frst prize was
aNlrneNl Miss EuSsic Oscar, while Mr. Sig
N,aAmir was awarded the consolation prize
WIN the reversal ~ tho wheel uf time
came the desire for childhood's Joyous
genuine mlfth.
The homecoming of TINT genial Young
hugnt of tho grip. Jack VI. Lewis was the
urcaslon Tor delightful dance Wednesday
n,ght at tho home OF his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j u. Lewis
Miss Edith Gibson entertained the Eurhrc
ctuh on last Thursday evening az which
lline the hours were most happily beguIlrd
WIN the fascinating game Indicated by the
clubs name
The Baptist Young Peoples I'nIon gave
u novel anu attractive party at the home
9l ar and Mrs Wilhsm Mcintosh Thurs
us!S 70 when the Young people 81 the city
W an denominations We're cordially invited
was styled hobby party. the lad es
Nn5tlhE their hobby pinned in their hair
Wnie the eentlomcn's hobbies were NJ
Iachcu To The l0pcl Of their coats The
riment "
Mrs, Mrs. !; A. Gombrcu visited relatives in
Bryan Thursday.
Mrs. Joe II Eagle NJ Houston Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. VI l.. Stricken
MISS Ollie Poole ~ Cameron Is the guest
OF MISS NelmH Hardy
miss Gertrude Fox ot Corslcana is visit
Ing Miss Ray Weiss
MISS Peuuck ~ chicago is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. A. Mark
- Mt and Mrs 5. VI Gibson and Mrs. ]
IS, lewis went to Hcarnc Thursday on Il
brief visit.
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was the grand ball and supper glvon at
Market hall on last Tuesday night on the
occasion OF tho thirt,cth anniversary Of
the Corpus Christi fire department The
spacious hail was beautifully decorated FOR
The occasion by the lady friends of the
fire laddics and presented lovely appear
ance. More than 100 couples were Ia at
tcndau,c and the irippcrs Of the light fam
taStic worshipcd az Tcrpsichore'S shrine to
the strains OF sweet music furnished by
CriNols orchestra until the wee sma'
hours Of morning. During the progress
of the ball sat II o'clock supper was an
uouuced ana the large tables We're several
times surrounded by the attendants all Of
whom did fun insticc go the cdihlcs and
refreshments that contributed tu the stump
tuous ropast spread before hem aud which
they pronounced as surprising amy previous
spread
Miss Cassie Huckmnn left last Monday
for Houston. where she wifi remain for
some time suiournmE with relatives.
Miss sam SCatnu returned homo Thdrs
day night from an extended visit to Nhi
cugo, being accompanied 10y Miss Weeks
or Parsons Kan, who will apcnd the Wilt
ter here as her guest
Mrs William De Rycc has returned from
her visit 50 Monterey where shr has hcun
Tor several weeks visiting her daucItcr,
Mrs. r. G. Alice
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MINERAL WELLS,

Mrs. VI. !. Burk has gone to Houston
tu muFc 1t her nome.
Mr.. and Mrs W A. Mercer are visiting
OF Dallas.
Mrs w NJ Woods is in East Texas.
Mrs sue II Jones has reformed 70 Nm
era! Wells from her home at Smj,hyIlle and
viii remain some time, the guest Of ncr
cousin. Miss Annie Oliver.
Mis-. y. Il. Nance has returned from Fort
WIS" Wrs. j. II. Harris and children spcat
THANKSGIVING at Wcathcriord
Mrs H. NJ. Berry is whiting her mother
Miss susie LYMAN and mother of The
Oaks spent Thanksgiving ~ Fort Worth. ID,
Mrs. w. A Jones ana Mrs. Frank Hnlh
Mrs w r. Crump has returned from
Miss Ludine alcNlordic spent the past
Mr4. a. r. McKissic Of wcathcrford is a
guest Of Mrs. b. II. Lattncr
Dr and Mrs. Il. !. Low Of Franklin,
y arrived 4er J,., MonGiy ys aq9 Yf'' ra %St
aud her husband. of 0ran, and VIII nc
lhcir guests FOR the htlidays.
Mrs. Matte Boyd cf Meridian after
two weeks visit In the city, returned nome
" J. y. Coo and VIE nave gore to Dallas.
Mrs. W c. Post has rctnrned 10
Mis-. W. Rhea Of Dallas. guest Of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs II. c, Herndon' mas
ieimncd home, ,,..,,..,
ford 20 enter school.
Rev and Mrs. j. II. Stewart lett Non
day for Vernon where Mr.. stewart goes 10
take charge Of his new. p0stor4te
Mrs. Annie Miller Of Fort Worth, guest
Of her son, ~ W. HurdIcston has re-
s, B. Waldron has returned % Big
Mrs, o. i. Miller Of Cartilage who has
been the guest of her mother MfS. Nanu'c
Mcdaniel has reformed home
Mrs Susie Corhin Of Ennis retnrucd nome
this week ATTIC spending some time mere
with the family of Jcff owens
Mrs. L. Kidwel and daughter Laura.
have returned from Jackshoro. where tue!
attended tho Cidode Longino wedding,
Mrs w G.. Fornoss on las FRIDAY en-
tfrtnmcd q number of her lady trlenns,
the hour being gwen over t. progressive
cuchrr At o'clock an elegant spread
OF dainty r,frcSImcnts was parIEth oii
Those present were: Mesdames Galbral Il,
PAYNE. Dick Wilson and Large 81 ono ono
Misses Matthew'S, Letter Berry HillhouS'
"' Mrs. II. cinsenson has returned to
Mr. and Mrs. c. r Kcstcrsor Of For
worth nra hero. guests OF taai cousins
Nr ana NJ, Y r. l'itoNl'
Mrs. Cherries Waml NJ '1rl9 MN.
a'r, Wt'n-ldHs crd N'ss ~H- OF ""Ion
sirs pnh lrin! Z Palo tl'' al0 .iI0.
" Nnov 4 Weather. tI aI' ie'
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RICHMOND.


The creates, society event ~ the sea
son took place at the Methodist church
here this "wednesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. when Rev. $. ~ Thomas united
IN marriage Mr. Edward Brahan Cunning
ham. son az Colonel Cunningham OF sugar
land, and Miss Matilda ElcNinn daughter
Of Judge and Mrs i. 5, McEachn. The
families Of both the contracting parties
are prominent among the social and fnan
rial circles uf the south Judge McEachlu
held the position Of co~nty Judge cf Fort
Bend county two successive terms, ana
at the present time Is general nAlA agent
Of tho Houston East and West Texas
railroad. with headquarters In Houston,
Colonel Cunningham Is known in CONNER
clal circles as prince among IMAM
ciers aud successful business mcn. while
Mr.. Edward Cunningham bids fair TO
prove his equal i'm ahiilay, being sole mana
ger Of the extensive plantation and sugar
refinery Cor which Sugarland is lannon's.
In losing Miss MCEpchin Richmond bids
adieu to one of its loveiest daughters, aud
Mr.. Cunningham gains q bride of whom he
may well be proud. The Methodist Epis
hcauty for the occasion 10y the loving
friends OF tho bride as o last testimonial
Of their great affection for her. Misses
Conner and Pndou entertained tho audi.
cnce with appropriate and well rendered
selections Miss Garda Speaks presided AT
tho organ
The presents were many and valuable
one. n silver soup turccu, deserves cSpec-
VAT mention. from the fact Of It's having
been an heirloom since 1870 in the Nc
Pbcrson family OF Virginia, maternal an
cestorS OF the bride.
Mr. ana Mrs Cunningham loft on the
Southern Pacific train that evening for
New Orleans and other points
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ORANGE

Another Thanksgiving has come and gone
and with It the THANKSGIVING dance which
was decidedly the most charming affair
ever given IN the city The Odd Fellows
hall, where the hundred souls assembled.
was tastefuly decorated with everrreens,
the cover of the program Of dances CORE
spending with the decorations At O'Clock
tine dance commenced with a grand march,
in VIII several beautiful hgures were rep
resented.
Ihc family Of Mr. Arthur L. Ford, who
had been spending fortnight In Houston,
have returned 10 the city.
DR. ana Mrs. Clement Of Vinton. La,
were Orange visitors this week
Miss Ella Penrsal 81 Terry was an ar
rival in the city this week Miss Pearsal
has many friends In this city who were
delighted 10 see her
Mr. W. Witt a resident OF Crowley, La,
wns visiting friends In town this week
Mr. and Mrs John McEhenney Of Crow
ley spent few days In the city this week.
Afi-s Sallir Oliphant Of Sabine county Is
the guest u her sister Mrs. NJ. A. Watson.
Mr. and Mrs Ellan ID. Spooner OF Lake
Charles were In the city on Thanksgiving
aud attended the dance az night.
lanes L. Seton and wife % Memphis,
Tenn. spent a few days In this city this
week visiting friends. Mr.. Seton was also
looking over some rice land with view to
pI NJ George W. Bland and family, their
guests. Mrs. j. r. and j. S. Smith, have
been spending tho week In Sfoweh with
Inc family OF Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. x. White
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BRYAN.

Miss Tloy Bcokham Of Hearne Is visit
ing Mrs John X. Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. Allen De Marct Of Sher
man are guests Of Mr., and Mrs D. C., he
Marct.
Or. aud Mrs. II. r. Coulter of Rockdaio
spent Thursday with MIR and Mrs. J. w
Coulter.
Miss May Belle Hartman has returned ta
Courtney, after a short visit Go her
parents In this city.
Mrs J A. Gamhrol and daughter, Irene
~ rnvrrt are guests Of Judge and Mrs, "
T. hudson
Mr. aud Mrs. S J. Balm Of waco spent
Thursday in Bryan, the guests Of MIR, ana
Mrs Milton Parker
Miss CLEO Frost and Miss Singer OF
Corscaua are visiting Misses Mctonnico
Mrs. Jake Schwarz and Miss Alberta Paris
Of Waco are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs John
b. Mike
The Ladies' Reading club held very
pleasant meeting This Wcck NJ the home Of
Mrs Lem h. Han. Tho program for the
afternoon was unusually interesting nnd
besides many other entertaining features in.
ClUdcd delightful readings and discussion
on the life OF Icupysou. THIS club Us CONE
posed az TWENTY-FIVE ladies' ana meets every
Tuesday afternoon an The homo ot the
members. taken Alphabetically The Off
Gers are ms follows. President. Mrs. J.
Allen Myers; secretary. Mrs. James II.
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Horton. A. Lincoln and Miss Bowen and
X. Carnes. The party were received With a
cordial welcome By Manager c. H. Water
house. who showed thnm cvcrv courtesy
aud In his kindly hospitality made the Visit
most pleasant and enjoyable occasion
The New Century club held very pleas.
ant and instructive meeting al the resi-
dcnce 81 Mrs. + Aldag Monday afternoon.
The subject adopted ny tho club is 4 r..
view Of Texas history. Very able papcrs
were read by different members; ''Thc
SpaniardS IN TeNas" Mrs. II. n. Huston.
THE Texas Indian" Mrs. w L. Rail; LA
Sale" Mrs. Bat Smith vocal solo. by Miss
Bessie Warner. II was agreed that mcm
berShip fee should he paid and the money
used to purchase magazines and other nc.
erature. The next meeting Of the club will
be az the home " Mrs r. A. Armstrong
Mrs II Morris ~ Chico X the guest of
her parents. Mr. aud Mrs r. r. Huston
Mrs Frank llardey Of the X o. ranch
spent several DAYS IN Wharton, the guest Of
Mrs a. w Davis
Mrs. u. AldrIdge ot Beaumont IS the guest
Of her sister Mrs II. A. Cline.
Mrs w H. Hall and Mrs Dr ]. NJ An.
drews visited Houston Friday to see
CLEOPATRA
Miss Jennie stevens visited Glen Flora
this week
Mrs r. Stayton has returned to The
Alamo city after q pleasant visit TO her
brother, Mr. r +, Vineyard.
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CHApPFLL l4llL.

I. Is demonstrated beyond poradycnture-
beyond the dogmatic opinions NJ our asScr-
tive and most immoyahlc moSshacks, be-
vnpd all our douhtinG "Thomascs" beyond
all those who never fail Ia ind fault with
every and all things done unless they do
II themselves, beyond all these things com
dpod I'd rs demonstrated that II is M
longer necessary for our many lovers NJ
comedy or tragedy 10 60 10 Brenham or
anywhere else for TINT matter to witness
the presentation Of such plays. for We have
the talent right here among our own ana
teurs who are fully capable and eqnal 10
all such occasions, ana the TWO comeales
presented here on last "Wednesday nignt
brilliantly proved the trulhfulncss ~ the
claim Never was complete success more
fullv achieved in every detail Of hoth pre-
sensations Those who were chosen 70 rep
resent the different characters IN the plays
fiied the hill completely. developing every
feature 10 each With artistic sklll ana
beauty proving them amatenrs INDEED !
T. unnecessary to give details. me aua AZ
n orod an overwhelming success ana az
Connected With ii ala their part well and
firmly Tho house was filled TO completion
the stace was handsomely and artisrcaly
i5d .bi ct in view was 10 raise mo lov 70
.,.. forrr- of the Methodist church. tnl II
il aufylng TO state that about SGD was
large number Of BRENNAN folks came
aoN-n 10 attend the two comedies.
Mr. rudora Finlay and little daughter,
TSndru Of sherman. Texas, are here. visit
inr relatives and friends. They will be
here . week or two
most prominent society young ladies'. came
down 70 our comedy presentation and
stnpppd with her friend, Miss hattye
me BantIst Young Peoples Union i 90
,dve an entertainment tonight. NJ which
4 vprled ana interesting program Is TO he
rnnHnrrh
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CALVERT.

Calvert has hecn unusually livery from
social standpoint during the week iu5l past
which has been marked by continuous
round Of pleasure. -
ON Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs, H. l..
stricken entertained few Of ihelr y1uhs
friends IN honor of their brother MI 10n1
Hannah, prominent young lawyer OF
Conroe. ro,,s
Tuesday evening was mnac memotlp
hy a chiidren's party. given by Mls NJ 81
Watson complimentary 70 h'I 5asio,, han
Marian Foot OF BrTan. The oee"s ,n,,,l i.pF
Div exemplihed the well known 'oupi'h
backward. turn backward Oh Tine VI
Ana make H"Ir men, me- child again just for to-
night.
The voung ladies wore shpil "l,..,,,,,, III.
-srr fslthfullv represented tae w sas,,,re
lie maids from sSs as9, I pis's' eoniest IN
o. IN e seb snsst was required TO draw a
picture on the blackboard At ~nSA ~
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
TAYLOR.


Last Tuesday evening ion, h.,.. A..
appointed hour Of 0 O'Clock. tho Firy, -,r,o
tian church was filled with thronv ~ -,
n,ir'ng friends to witness the wedding Of
Mr.. Clarence b. Challenner ana Ntlss i'm,
Roberts
On account Of the social prominence Of
these young people, the groom being assist.
ant hookkeeper for the Taylor National
bank and the bride the accomplished daugh.
ter of ono Of raylors 6rst families This
was an event in local societs circles IT
more than ordinary interest
The church was bcauttuny decorated for
the occasion with pioiuSion of pot plants
teins and snilnN just before the bridal
party entered the church, Miss Marion
Wright at The organ sang annie Lau,drt
very succtly. then from one side door
entered three OF the bridesmaids Misses
lisa King. Edna Smith and Mabel Pun.
phrey' very prettiy dressed In pink white
from the opposite side came Misses Jessie
tleavcs. Nesia Griffin aud Jessie Cunning
ham, gnwned in blue. All the bridpsmnids
wore black picture hats ANA carried shower
bouquets Of white chrysanthenums
While Miss Wright sang "Faithfnl and
lli,, the bridesmaids marched along the
oltcr ais,es 10 the doorway whore plo ,rd
ed by the hshers- Andrew Bush, GIlette
W. odall, Sturgis NCmack. I'd Hague Dud
Icy woodward AMI Wallace Keuy they
y ~ ed, marching down the center aisle
Following the mLds came the rnslpurrr
Mn; Ter crawford Booth. accompanied ny
lillle Miss llcrmlone Thomas. who was prat
lily dressed IN white. Then came the bride
and groom.
The bride was BEAUTIFULLY c1wncd in waite
ana wore a long bridal veil The prno.n
wore the conventional black. They we're
met at the altar by Rev. George L. Bnsh.
Mnerc the ring ceremony WAS spoken In an
impressive mlrncr
After the ceremony the bridal party ana
l...i