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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-03-26
WEST SIDE TIDlN,ss.

Carl Boeck and Curt Eiffert came
nome last Friday morning from Cornell
College for weeks vacation.
MISS Glennie Pane was the guest of
Miss Edith Bennett.
The German Ladies Aid society was
greatly pleased with the crowd which
gathered at their apron bazaar and
oyster supper on Saturday afternoon
and evening. Nearly $40 were cleared
Mrs. Peter sievers was a Denison
visitor last Friday
5. D. Lurie left for Chicago Thursday
for the purpose of buying his summer
stock
Mrs. Henry PAIL celebrated her
birthday last Thursday by entertaining
thirty of her lady friends in the after
noon.
Mrs. Taylor was in Denison last Fri
day,
The M b. Sunday school is planning
an interesting program to be given IN
the church on Easter Sunday evening,
Every one is cordially invited. The
program is as follows:
Organ Voluntary
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Crawford County Lands.

No, 1870 acres with a.good
house, barn, all fenced, 50 acres
under pillow. Price $50 per acre.
No. I6-24o acres nice rolling
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CHICAGO, March %, 1903
The following was the range of prices
at the close of today's markets:
Hogs and cattle off 10 to Is cents.
Sheep market strong. There is grad
ual decline in prices all along the line.
WHEAT.
No. N S rS1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

quietly married "Wednesday last at a.
NJ. TO Mr.. William Fl. Schultz.
The ceremony was performed In the
home of the BRIDES parents. No. 1925
West Cary Street, by the Rev. Father
William of st, Mary's' German Church.
Miss Bessie Cullen Shell attended the
bride. The groom's best man was Mr..
John II. Lyneman. The bridal couple
went North for visit to number Of in
teresting points, and will, return to Rich
mond about August 1st.
Cards are out for tho marriage on Au-
gust 9Th, OF Miss Susie Virginia Ward,
the daughter OF the late Judge Robert H.
Ward. of Campbell county, and Mr.. Will
liam c. Rierson, of Danville.
The wedding celebration will be held
at "Avola," Va the home of MIR. Thomas
Fauntleroy.
The eighth annual Horse Show to be
held at Manassas next Wednesday and
Thursday Is exciting a great deal of
interest in that section and all over the
State.
entries. Handsome cups will be awarded
in the ladies' hunter class, by Messrs.
A. O.. and p v. Portner. Lleutenant-
Governor Joseph Willard will be the
donor of the Fairfax cup" for which
the Hunt Club team class will contest
Among the guests who are booked for
the show are Governor and MrR "A. J.
Montague Lieutenaht-Governo and Mrs.
Joseph Willard, Senator John w. Daniel,
Senator and Mrs Thomas S. Martin,
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Weddings of the Week.

The many friends OF Miss Marie John
son. and Mr.. George y. Larson, will be
surprised to herr Of their marriage which
took place quietly at the home of the
bride, Thursday, July 18th, at p NJ. In
the absence of their pastor. the Rev
Charles a. Marks. of the First English
lutheran Church, the Rev. John Hannah
OF the Union Station Methodist Church,
ofl1ciated
The wedding occurred rather sooner than
was expected, In consequence of a visit
from Mrs. J. c. Pilkinton, of Rockford,
ILL.,, tho sister of the bride, who desired
to witness the nuptial celebration before
her return home The bride has been for
some years one OF the salesladies in the
ar, department of Miller and Rhoads, she
IL vel! known and exceedingly popular,
The groom. former employe of the w,
r. TrIgg Company. Is nj present with the
American Locomotive Works, and is held
III high esteem by his associates, Mr. and
Mrs Larson left Immediately after the
ceremony for Williamsburg and York
River Va, where they will spend their
honeymoon with friends
A pretty morning wedding was cele-
brated at o'clock last Wednesday in
st Johns Episcopal Church, when MISS
Ida Hensey Knight and Mr.. Ahner G,
| Code We're married by the rector. the
REV. Robert a, Goodwin.
Attendants We're the maid oil honor ana
best n--Miss Mamie Southern and Mr..
| William Jarvis-and the groomsmen,
! Messrs, L. V Farinholt w D.. Leake
Robert j. Williams and w, H. Adams,
Mr. and MIS-. Goode, who were most
| pleasantly and generously remembered
| in the way Of wedding gifts, are now
taking Northern wedding tour, which
viii probably extend to Canada, They
viii reside at No, 2G07 East Marshall
street on their return The BRIDE who
was married from the home OF her aunt,
| Mrs Susan V. Pollard, is a grest-grand-
| daughter of the Rev. Philip Courtney a
man who In his day was exceedingly we'll
| known and beloved in Richmond, The
| groom is successful young lawyer, and
! tho son of Mr.. and Mrs, John w Goode,
The Rev. DR.. Harry Z, C. Keith Mur.
ray, an ex-student at Ptntops. Academy,
near Charlottesville, who visited the
| academy last year. and Is most pleasantly
| recalled by his many friends here and In
| Virginia. was recently married at Dur
ban Natal South Africa. To- Miss Doro-
Thy Amy, the daughter OF Charles Bar
clay 81 Kensington, London, Or, Keith
| belongs TO the Gordon Memorial Mission
al Unsnga, Natal,
Miss Geraldine Banks Shell, the daugh,
ter of MI. and Mrs Alex. N. Shell, was
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the grounds. supper, lodging and break

the grounds. supper, lodging and breaX-
fast.
The Natural Bridge of Virginia. one OF
the wonders of the world. approaches
Niagara in grandeur. and exceeds 1t IN
height, and awful mystery. 1t is single
block of limestone. with many shades OF
color. wide enough to span Broadway.
and high enough to throw in shadow the
spire OF Trinity Church. Since l773 dis
tinguished scientists and travellers have
journeyed hither and marveled at the
superb proportions of this exquisite en-
ample of natures architecture. Not the
pen of the writer; the canvass of the
painter. or the plate Of the photographer
can reproduce It's majestic grace. The
place is classic too for they tell how
Washington carved his name in the rock
200 feet high. and threw stones over the
Bridge itself Marshall wrote of it as
Gods greatest miracle in stone,' and
Henry Clay as THE Bridge not made
with hands. that spans a river, carries
highway, and makes two mountains one
AS there are already more people at the
Appledorc and Pavilion Hotels than at
any other, mountain resort. the number of
Retreat eXcursonists Is limited to sixty,
who will be comfortably accommodated,
and honored by a brilliant illumination of
the Bridge the night they spend there.
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the society leaders there this season.
Missss Kate Fontane Meade and Miss
Marianne Meade will leave this week for
Hotel Brandon, at Basic City.
Mrs. Cottrel and her daughter, Mrs.
Gordon. OF Newport News, expect to
snend a part of next winter in Richmond.
Tho Old Sweet Springs has always
been famed for the number OF pretty
sjrls who congregate there in summer.
Among the most admired of this seasons
group Is Miss Sadie Britton, of Wash-
ington, D, G
The list of debutantes for next winter
PROMISES 10 be one of the fullest and most
attractive for many years. 1t will In
Guide the name of Miss Grace Carneal.
the daughter of Mr.. J. D. Carneal, and
Young lady of rare personal attractions.
Miss Ella and, Miss Bette Gatewood
will leave Wednesday for Virginia Beach.
They will stop at Virginia Beach,
Miss Virginia Clarke viii visit friends
at Greensboro, n. G., during the month
OF August,
Miss Nellie n, Davidson, of Baltimore,
Is spending some time In Richmond.
From Richmond she will go to Norfolk
and Newport News
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the rest of the summer at Greenwood, Va.
Mrs Decatur Axtell, who is now in
Richmond, will go abroad about the last
of July to remain until the early au-s
trmn.
The Rev. Charles A. Marks who had
been away from town for several days,
was expected to return home last night.
4 Miss Nellie GRAY is having delightful
visit to friends on the Eastern Shore OF
Virginia.
Miss Emmle Thomas expects to spend
August with relatives in Louisa county,
Va,
Mrs, VIM, A. Anderson and the Misses
Anderson are snmmering In their country
home, at Lexington, va.
Misses Page and Kate Williams, who
have been visiting Friends in Richmond,
have returned to their home in Orange.
Mrs, Helen G, Manson will spend part
OF August al Saratoga Springs.
Mrs James p. Patton Will be at the
White sulphur Springs for part or
August
Mrs. J. A, C. Chandler is one of the
handsUnest young matrons at the JET
ferson Park Hotel and has been one OF
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friends, Will leave in a few days Tor :, t.le
pacific coast and be at home after sep
TENDER LIST, at Ell Paso, Tex.
Miss Laura Darlington is visiting ~, mrs.
Nellie Darlington. of South Boston. Va.
Nice Margaret Cabell Darlington Will
BIZ the guest Of honor at house party.
,iven the latter part Of July, by the
Misses Clark, of "ClarEton va,
Mr. John W. Rely, Jr,, is the guest OF
friends in Houston,
Mrs. j. Benton Hill Is being entertained
by Mrs. Robert !. Hudgins. OF Hampton:
Va, at her country home, Chesterfield
Misses Margaret and Katherine Wat
kins of Richmond. are summering at
their country home. near Houston. va.
Miss Anne Virginia culbertson, who
spent last summer in Radford, Va, Is
su,nmerlng in Hamilton. Canada. Ter
friends will be interested TO know thht
her hook on folk lore will be published
by the Bowen Merrill Co early next
year and will be handsomely illustrated,
Miss Virginia chamberlaync and Miss
Emily Gravatt are the guests ol -Aia'
Frank Lee, in Newport News.
Mice 1anie p. Rogers, of Richmond.
ia spending some time very pleasantly
with her friend. Miss jamie b. Rogers OF
South Boston,
Mrs. william sclater, of Palmyra. who
has boon visiting friends here, ielt lor
home last week, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Susie Goodloc'
Miss EVA Elan of Louisa county, IS
John walsh,
ON the williamsburg road MISS Eln'', =;
father was the late Colonel Wllliam "
ELAN, editor al one time OF the flch-
mond Whig.
Miss Rose satteffleld has returned
from ,n,,' q visit to Gloucester county and
Newport News. She is now Visltl''s
friends in Albenarle county.
Miss Naomi @. Ford is spending some
time with friends at West Point W.
Mr. Charles II Hurkamp scored one OF
the most important victories IN his career
as raiser and trainer of high )umpins
horses Thurs day, when his horse Amaret
Won tho Champagne Stakes, purse sioV,
at the Atlantic CITY Horse ai,, p'a hieb
mmper of this country, and number OF
other hiqh-class horses Mr. Hurkamp
came near winning first and second Prizes
as Iiornpipe, Mrs. HurkaHps roam se sp',,
ing was third, and only beaten rev
points Ii by Heatherbloom, who was second.
Mr.. and MIS-, W. G. stanard have re-
turned from a ten-days' trip TO boston
where they had moat eFnooyaoie t''f'e'
The stay-at-Home Whist Club will meet
this week with Mrs Emily Glasgow
Houston at No West Main street
Miss EfHe Branch, who has, spent the
last year abroad with her sister, Mfs:
Arthur Glasgow, will Join her father, MY
john p. Branch at the White sulphur
Springs this summer.
Miss Lucille 3. CLARK, who Is having q
delightful visit in Norfolk, was me euest
q honor at a supper given her 9s r, III,
Robert A., wainwright at the Nolio!h
Country Club "Wednesday evening iasf
Miss lena Hancock attended the Horse
show al Atlantic City last week N com
fanny with party of Baltimore ff'ends'
Misses ELLA and Irma Stevenson ana
Mrs. salie Montgomery Brown VIII spend
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Miss Emma Green, formerly of Roanoke.
Va, but now of Parkersburg, ~. Va,
who has been spending q fortnight at
Virginia Beach. IS now with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles B. Stacy, OF No. .l23 South
Fifth Street, for few days
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Miss Bertha Bowles, with her friends,
Misses Estelle Goodman and sadle
Floyd, left the city yesterday Tor
weeks outing at the Jefferson Park
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Personal Mention.

The International Mercantile Marine
Company's Red Star liner Finland, "llch
sailed from New York for Antwerp yes
terday, had among its list OF caosn pas
sengers Miss Ellen Glasgow, MISS nepe
Glasgow and Mrs. Cary GLASGOW Nc
Cormick.
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Natural Bridge Excursion.

On Tuesday. the 2Sth instant. the Board
of Lady Managers of the Retreat for the
Sick will give the most enjoyable en-
cursion OF tho season to the Natural
Bridge. The James River line, Chesa-
peake and Ohio train. will leave the Main
Street depot at 1929 A. Nj. and reach
Natural Bridge at b;32 =. NJ, Leaves
Natural Bridge al ll:2G a, NJ. July 2sth
and arrives in Richmond at 6:35 r. NJ.
The price OF the ticket Is $3.50. which
includes The round trip railroad fare
round trip stage transfer. admission to
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Lot 2 at $50.

Several stylcs--1at. French effects,
double or single rnchc with pompon.
or trimmed in ribbon, Of corded null
or allovcr embroidery, regular value
500, for 3sc
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Mr.. G. Palmer Stacy, OF New YORK is
visiting his parents on South bllth
Street, Ell route to Virginia Beach.
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Mis-, Laura Darlington is visiting Mrs.
Nellie Carrington OF South Boston. Va.
Miss Margaret cabell Darlington VIII
given he latter part Of July. by the
Misses Clark, of "Clarkton, Va
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Miss Myrtle Page has left for a two
weeks visit to friends In Lynchbdrg She
is accompanied by Miss Anna Hamilton,
from Philadelphia. Pa,
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Mr. John w. Rely, Jr,, is the guest o.
friends in Houston.
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Mrs. ]. Benton Hill Is being entertaiheo
bv Mrs Robert l. Hudglns, Of Hampton.
Va, at her country home, "Chesterleld'
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friends, Will leave in a few days Tor me
Pacific coast and be at nome alter o'p
TENDER LIST, at Ell Paso. Tex.
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Misses Margaret and Katherine Nat.
kins, of Richmond, are summer ms a.
their country home, near Houston. Va
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Mis- Maud Sheppard. of Columbia, Is
the guest Of Miss Daisy Fleming. OF the
West End.
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Miss Louise Yancey and Miss Gay VIII
bon are spending some time at Winning
ton, N. c., and Wrightsville Sound.
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Caps and Bonnets Of nllover en-
broidery, corded null trimmed with
Val. or Of Point lie Spirite, trimmed in
ribbon and silk lined; regular value
S2.SS, for $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-20

nesday evening at 1880 o'clock, Rev, b.
NJ. Hogen officiating The decorations
In the front parlor We're white and
green in the back parlor pink, and the
dining room red, carnations and roses be-
ing used TO good effect The bride wore a
beautiful white silk mulgOwn, trimmed
with yalenciennes lace. AS the Lohen-
grin wedding march was piayed by Miss
Clara Deighton the bridal party were
ushered into the parlor by Misses Vera
Shaver and Lena BrOaddus They were
followed by the bride and groom, Mr.
II. A. Broaddus, father Of the groom,
and Mrs Elizabeth Shaver, mother Of
the BRIDE They were met at the bower
in the bay window OF the front parlor
by the Rev. b M. Hogen, who pei
formed the ceremony, during which the
soft strains of Mendelssohns wedding
march were played,
After the ceremony a reception was
rendered the young couple, at which
about 50 guests were present. Dainty
refreshments were served In the dining
room by Miss May Shields ana Miss
clara DeightOu The ushers Tor The
evening were Miss Marilla Hunter OF
Ogden, Miss Clifta Wayne and Miss
Hazel Sappngton. Rev, b. NJ. Hogen,
Mr. H. H. Broaddus, Miss Nara Shaver
Miss Lena BrOaddus and Mrs. u. Bey-
non Davies received the guests. The
reception was from till 10. The young
couple were the recipients u large
number OF handsome presents.
Amcng the larger weddings Of the
week was that OF Miss Sarah y, Smith
and Mr. August Anderson, which took
place on Thursday night at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Smith. The two parlors were beautiful
~ decorated with pink and white roses
and the bridal party stood between the
two. under an arch decorated with
American flags, pink and white roses,
carnations and ribbon streamers and
thanked with palms a.d ferns. The din
INK room was IN red and green, Ameri-
can Beauty roses forming the center
piece for the table and bows OF red
satin ribbon with fairy lamps shaded IN
red. and festoons Of asparagus fern ex-
tending from the chandelier TO the four
corners Of the table completing the
pretty effect The lawn was brilliantly
lit with electric lights and japanese
lanterns. and a dancing floor was laid
here while an orchestra furnished de-
llghtfu music FOR the dancers
The bride wore a charming gown of
white creme de chine. and her brides
maids Miss florence Armstrong and
Miss Annie Anderson wore dainty sum
mer dresses Miss Alton Smith was
ring bearer, and Mr.. Ernest w. Smith
was best man.
Assisting IN receiving the guests
were Mr. and Mrs Joseph Smith, par
ents Of the bride Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Livingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Is,
Smith, Mr. and Mrs Ernest w. Smith
Punch was served In the dining room
by Miss Alice Coulam and Miss Melissa
Murphy while the refreshments were
served by the Misses Sue and Violet
Clark, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Anna
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some pieces Of cut glass A guessing
game was feature Of the afternoon,
the prizes being won by Mrs. Parsons
and Miss Hardy. The rooms were
prettily decorated and refreshments
were served.
Mrs. f. NJ. Bishop entertained the
members Of the Sewing club at her
home this week,
Mrs. W. H. Jones entertained at an
unlaue function last night In the ma
ture Of a campfire party, her guests
being the members OF the James b.
Mexican post and corps.
on Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Raw
Inns and Miss Rawlins entertained at q
second enjoyable affair, the entertain
ment being cards Prizes In the con-
test were won by Mrs. Ellerbeck and
Miss Mantor
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OF Michigan. Mrs. Enslaw, Miss Crltch-
low and Miss Hancock,
Among the delightful events Of the
week was the musicale given by Mrs.
Martha loyle King at the Congrega-
tional church on Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs A. W. Copp gave a lake
party on Monday evening their guests
being Mr. and Mrs. George Steiner, Mr.
and Mrs Fred Hale, Mr. and Mrs VIII
linn Reid, Dr. and Mrs. Ellerbeok, Mr.
ana Mrs Ed McGurin Miss Lawson,
Miss Meredith. Miss Den, Miss Me-
lntyre. Miss Jasmine Young Miss Hale,
Mr. Saterlee, Mr. Barnes, Nh Jack
Royle and Mr. Milner
one OF the prettiest AFFAIRS OF the
week was the musicale given by Mrs.
s. u. Cawson and Mrs. j. T. Hansen
on Wednesday night In honor OF MISS
Rebeccl Morris, the AFFAIR taking place
M the home Of Mrs Clawson ON second
street The rooms were beautifully
decorated wlth raro varieties Of roses,
including the Rose of sharon, Ia
France and others ana a delightful
program OF music was ltnltltN Ny M+01
Ramsey Prot Mcclellan and young
Arthur Peterson Assisting the host
esses I'm receiving were Mrs. Pickett,
Mrs Seldan Clawsou. Dr. S. II. Claw
son and Mn D. =. Hansen Miss Jean
Spencer presided al the punch bowl IN
the library and Miss Helen clawson,
Miss Phyllis Burton, Miss Teresa Tay-
Tor. Miss Elsie Hansen and Mas
Erma Clawson received the guests
IN the hall The event was In
every way a delightful one, and was en-
joyed by a large number Of guests
The hop az the post this week was
n delightful affair and was attended by
a large number Of people from the city.
The hall was effectively decorated with
yellow roses. palms and vines, and pre-
scented an attractive appearance Mrs.
Howlands and Miss Creary with Lieut..
Hardtman and Liuet. Jackson were
hosts,
on Tuesday night Miss Foster enter
tanned at a glass shower party IN honor
of Miss Rowcna Ottinger the latter be-
ing the recipient Of number Of hand
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JUNE 90 1908

beautiful presents were received by the
happy couple. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. w. G. A, Nlsslns'
grandfather Of the bride. Mr.. and MIS-
O. r. Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. JOhh
Glenn, Nh, and Mrs. Thos H. Nissins'
MIR. ana Mrs. G. w. Mldgley Mrs a.
Bettingef. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. NIsslns'
Mrs. and Mrs. w. C. A. Yisslng, Jr, Mr.
and MiT O. A. Hogan, Mr. and MIS-
Harry Hubert Miss Marie lioggan'
ella Hogan, Lena Stock Irene kelly,
Layina Glenn. Annie Glenn. MI WIN
Hardy. MIR. Thos, u. Nissing. Jr.
ono OF the uretayl howe Ad'7o1
OF the week was that Of Miss Ella
Leone Ielth and MI. william 81, CLAIR
Theobald, which was sOiemnlacd al the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs c. E'
Leith, 80 west Eighth South street on
Wednesday evening at s o'clock, heN,
c, H. Perkins of st. Paufs Epmcopal
church oniclatInr. A very pretty
bower was formed In the bay window
OF the front parorWith American nays
palms and roses. TO the strains Of the
Lohengrln wedding march played by
Miss josie Mulvaney the bridal party
entered the parlor and halted under me
bower, The first to enter was the
groom. accompanied by Rev Perkins
then the bridesmaid Miss Pearl Lelth'
sister OF the bride, and the gruomsman'
Mr.. Fred Austee Then the bride en-
tered. accompanied by her brother Mr..
T.. w Reese who gave her away. she
wore beautiful gown OF cream sIlk
wolfe aud carried large bouquet 0t
brides roses During the ceremony the
soft strains of Narclssus were played
by Miss Mulvaney
After the ceremony elaborate refresh
ments were served by Misses Cecil
Cannon and Estes. Mrs. ] - Cecil r..
Mrs. Snedaker and Mrs. Bates. Miss
Kearns and Miss Anderson presided
over thf punch howl About b guests
were present and the young couple re-
oeived a large number Of elegant we'd
ding presents.
Among the most elaborate weddings
Of the past week was that OF Mr. VIII
n. Broaddus and Miss May ltonla Sha-
yer which was solemnized at the home
OF the brides mother Mrs Elizabeth
Shaver. S3l east First South, on We'd