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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30
FAMILY WOUNDED BUT
LIFE STILL LWGERS
Strange Results Of Shooting Serape in Eastern Warrington
Brown Gets COMMUNICATIVE Point Of Law May Arise

pccted 10 die from time 10 Time. bat
be- be- Htill alive. though In terrible
condition from bed sores aud from
the suffering be has undergone.
should TuuhaH die after a year
and day has elapsed after the shot
was fired o. nice question Of lsW
viii arlse as 10 whether or not
Brown could be- tried for murder IN
the first degree. u T. the common
brlIef that the old common law
would stand and Brown could not
be- tried on this charge. but lawyers
arc disagreed aud Il would be up 70
the courts % decide.
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RsaI CONTINUED

WHY lOfh At
RAINIER uIACIf SECOND Aus
ulIIHN
Are selling Cen tImsH faster thar tHtH
lu ans other addition iH the question
tnHt uurlra uuf competitors.
Fl Doc answer iH tHHN
IIgfIr ON ruT can LINE
MONT uA IfiE LAKE
Irres g. tI 81 ur a. So with only
O. down end sr week
THAT'S WHY
Discount fHF tfi cash
rrrs lots ln Case ~ death
FfFa FuafaHfefH title
.nHk Ht uur property HHi compare HHf
urilrH and lHfH With others HH fHH
market amt fHH viii De- Gems fHHHH
thaf Huf ufiHea Hrr from Hnr. tenth -
uuf ufth fht UfiFeH HHEs1 faf ems
tHfH hffwFFu Seattle ard Ere lake
Wahu ans car Vn M aHHtHHfHH street
Utt 80 at NHfHtaf Reach
WAfNigW uEACft LAND co
500 uHstau Wineh ur Rainier Reach
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Awful CHEAP going East rev 2.
story house. large tract land also
100 cords weed only s6ld terms 81
down SO per month. close 20 car and
school owner office Garden station.
feW minutes ride Hentnn car and
Occidental ard Nnalsr
NEW mndefn Groom home on Queen
Anne hiii ON iHf ENfan for nupsthird
lees than actual cost street im.
prov emeuta ln aud paid. near chr
line. fine neigh hurhuud. an FOR
i.Ha -. ou terms
, p GREGORY 0-as Sullivan Hidg
WHEN YaH are tired - reading aud
chasing after the imaginary bar.
gains ~ others take the Green Lake
car and zee FuWfra llat and Aurora
ave Houses and lots acre tracts
and raugheH SELL on your own terms
OF VII sell sou a beautifully FUR.
uiHhrd home on easy payments Un.
dunn. gold. coal oil. etc. so FAR not
discovered.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. \. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave. spp
City Halt
FreWent DRUG Co. uvlna street
ard Fremont avenue.
w. A. Manafletd q c. nruaalsl
R3d ard jackson.
oraham's hsms Bakery, F7oa iss
avenue.
c N Lshndrots. cigar store. sis'b
beeend
Thoa Harrls. at pestsfios. Rensen
llstle'a pharmaey. let ave. .nerth
ard Harrison street J. n. Littl@
eroartston.
csrltaa a CO. Druggist Ger. sth
% and Psa street, seuth eeat'te
2. a. Noers. Postetflss. So. PARK
ualversity Drive sssrs, unlNsrsle
etatlen.
newell 81 Phsrrnasy. io2a Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark Pre-
EFisser. ao2a E. Madison.
Columbia peus store, w, J. ssua'
hey, prep. ceiumbia. Wash
Broadway Pharmacy, ,. {. Flshsn
prop., els broadway and James
Quaker Drug Co. iot9 ist ave
LsarYss Pharmaey, e3a y. ereaa
saff phens. union ~
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ts ga 90 ~ ron LARGE LEVEL.
lots with Gus wafFr uH HEefH al
81 houses huit end cold each ufH
uHM Unn convince HUH ~ e. fHeffsH
proposition Co.. hHfHe aHt iHFHHfflsHf
T. Der rrut guarantee - Increase ri
value fhr firat frar EHFH With ever
eart Seattle
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Massage
EDNA ENDWNfNff masadFe Van6r
baths Hotel NiuH0r 1873 FIRST aK.
rooms 3 and
BLANCiI WHEELER. select mani
cure uarl0r facial and scalp treat
mrutH. itii Third avenue
MISS ALICE Massage. vBpor aud eIae.
trlr baths. Hl muscular ailments
treated iEi Third avenue
MASSAGE. yap8r. indicated aud tub
hnthn nt cottage ~ usau Union e.
Personals
viTAE ont natprca Freateat rsfa.
gdVL ana an " % preparation T..
~. Morton. Gen. Agt. a4 Spring
street Tel. Ind Il teg
Or SEVERANCE Eouito4uriuary and
AL private, nervous and chronic Dis
eases ~ men ard women. Bleed
poison contracted diseases cured In
week. Consultation free call %
write. SUITE Z Sullivan block. seat
lie. Wash.
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Dramatic School

EGAM HumaIia EUhuul announce
SUMMER HaHHHu II class work com.
mfHHIun June th Shakespeare aud
glaHHiEa under direction 81 Frank a.
EHaH and r.. irFluE Coolidge. Terms
s. - per month. class limited. t.u-
uIua adH
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ror sals-rsru. and tand


~ To fIW EAtit
W 1at haze q lev eheieu lo.aerc
e6is terms Ne furnish lumber 81
al building purposes un terms Fl hr
tfaUfa are level and HuHN aHll $500
hfaah uf standing Hmbtr We have
sold e teH=HHrH tfATta o. actual Get.
tiers And thes ate nov mHNiuH un tu
tham ~ aHa building houses ana "a
STORE eIsaauH land aud mahluE
raHHa ard streets This land is uH tht
teHHFHaH II Il uaa Hudsf eunHtfur-
ton The improvements uHw Huluf
30 a. MHaHaNdale wui make thIa
land IHsHraHH fH value Invests fir
sa a 5a'4 5fs ~ e.isaG a 'as @ MI
iuH HuK ticket r. MaahHr and re.
turn. EaHIInH sa Ne meet thr train
&C MaHhaI ard show tire tracts AHk
g At Malttz igz.st og a,,,..ng 90,
dsis. evusd b wissr 4 WHEEL
p \ wsst ~ wheeler
AAH UNION MlUIk
SUNSET AAtN al IND az
a=AgHE Ifasta sauih ~ tHa eItt. nnmt
partly CLEARED etaHe O. EIer'fir HHr
aHd railroad station pflee faoo for
s. - aefss aII valley lard ino Fruit
fa#nhHEEI#H acres in kaftru hai.
aaee meadow aHaam house connect.
"a uHfh eIit water barn and other
aIEffEsaHES 4 ARSELI.
Haxaei Ms corner First
aHt columbia
uAa - M SOLD ron OWNER
NEgIa No&EY
tsa= EHH s asfez - Al lard. nsaril
H5H HIazHzd aHrH eifaFHd aHe
piaaea ~ H#fHam haaHr. au sealed
tfss nIsII delivery school store ana
eIiAa = ADAMS
aaA iat ave e. starr. bod nidE
A rINE MY
Z HHHsH - fine HHd au county rad
free mail DELIVERY. cess cleared. elHHf
sIfF hnal 81 store handy i'rIrr
eIIAN Z ADAMS
asa 1t ass q starr nafd uidE
sruek raaeh - arrrs. Foai ndu.
running Hlffam. go fsf aefr. anar.
. arrsa near Kaat= 81 anIg.
SINGER - BAILEY BUILDING
uoNEHrrAua anasr asssfumsai ~,
flkaf1au. laea Zee - Charles
llankaHt effHaa oHpaHlta Depot
pasea. wash
TWO aaaa lnaHishmfnis near
NaHHa tla each Charles UaukHrt
eupHalfe usIaf Fasen
Acreage ser ssi~
NAuuE uS fME eAn LINE
q Hass acres fIHs land fafiuE Flkhf Hn
the electric MMe HHia p wlHHfrH
Ftda fHam the eitH Part cleared rest
saHN clearing etsaH e. arhsai store
anH HaafHffEH Hfa alongside aid
far - WI give terms
EHEAH a. ANAMH
HHt# fHf ave. A. Starr Hafd hiaH
ruu SALE
Beautiful = aHfH HH ear Toe with sew
afuHHu hard Fatah COLLAGE far
fHN daNn - - wtfh fsffns = fare
uWNEM ROOM e. UNION BLK
Fer Saie-Timhcr Lands
H0NF ffkfzs "a ii65Esf Il Inns. ~,
4aauishmant % Nsu Improved home
ii IS fnnWs. TIE Cruiser
Is Pacific uioek
Sec sai.-pssi Ests,.
STEWART. STEWART 4 co.
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Beet dinner IN seattle. With sau.
tsrnoa or Burgundy. at MaIaon nars
teria. Second ana James every eve.
ninE. 500. -.
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STEWART. STEWART a CO.
Hem = ffnIau mafs
3 80 ore = ths haudanmsst haints on
Capitol III. no cash. balance uks
rent
9 saa@ FIus s-foam hauss. lot tasim on
efh avenue north feruls
g. g 'nfuHlatslH Furnished truufn
~ euttaEs. 81 lat elts tiaa cash
balance monthly payments
f15a siea sroafu cottage With hatf-
acre q ground heated on sod car
iius. scent car fare Niii ssu o. saHi
terms
80 SlrslY ioeatsd iots ons-han block
frafa aHr lire. cement Hatka % these
are hafnatna Queen Anne hul
sar fare5 terms
We haes fine LET - farms near city
Also acre tracts from 3 e. ib acres.
NFENAMF HFEM Art a Co.
Hmum - rntau WiuFh
IL FIRST avenue
fora- Queen Anne hHl. fine view
IS far Al three harEaiu.
I.ataaz eiass IN. fine visu. 10 each
none - ehsap IN city
Lot mis-. cleared fenced fire visw
fina khharhuud sacrifice. snap.
itauss@4 rooms asv modern. on car
Uns# u5aaIHffd sell finished lat tar
10 Fn tefmH. = anHns stop pay
Ira rent
ffaass=s rooms modern large lot.
fruft trees. excellent location. 9 80,
terms
SINGER 81 bailey building
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ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY.
MME gIAIter0NF

NINE GLADSTONE.
The Yelled Prophecies
Lor1nn'H most famous phimiHf ia
clalrfuJ ant D. arkuuaisdfsd hF prs =
ana public The Rrfaffaf Twins dad
TRANCE MEDIUM
She tells what 500 came Tor HHfars
sou otter o. word does MT ask uuf =.
lions 80 matter what your iruul i
may hr
Call aud che viii guide Fau with q
certainty higher than human uuprf
SPECIAL READINGS this week zoe.
Private, no sign rims bell 1873 ID
ave. corner ~ seneca.
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TRUNKS dolVsfed ls cents, da5s
storage free plano and furniture
Transfer X stafaes O. osl FiFasdt'
both phones Main $50
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VISIT aYa 0Ide euriaaitY Shop col.
man Dock Indian relies, sea Hh,lla,
efT
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WEsr q WHEELER.
ard : Union Ui0fk
q - HHfzH 10 HH alIaH near Denny
WAY. east - Broadway. good
view tanea paid
: So <enr Lake Washington. and
within a ffw blocks ~ Madison
street car aaHlan corner
: a9=la aersa level land good coil.
rev f=raum house easy terms
monthly payments
SIS choice building lot near State
University
50 aarNa feet including 2 corners.
one block from Green Lake
81 80 =5.foeu eattase near gist and
Madison - bath and toilet. Iot
HIafaU taxes pail
WEAr A. WHEELER
Sunset Main al. Ind 81
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MORAN MOS COMPANY. Enelneers
Dor Milia Seattle
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LADIES j nov affsr f5r ssie ~
II IlHfa. Flowers. ghIffana. D.trt.h
AtHHsH. IHEHH IHtfE lad BOD mF
Hia q Hgh. hHiuE purchased th.s
HHtiHH q nfHf=elaaa. both m HftIr
go quality There b. mot "a rterh 81
MiIHiHffI IH Seattle Iu#Ia. FHuTfI.r
O. Gle HaaHH + HHH uffHf t1H
81 Htas 4 = AtHfH taHI me r4HrIuE boz
prize ffHm 6 - tiH rfr hat
81 price o. 500 HHN HH these Hate Dr.
ttHHtHH from o. o. tluH Ostrich
HiHmsH tHHf HaHt en- aud al t.II III.
HHIH far HH end 8. HH
- san purchase ufafHtiHHn HAT
ffau mH fHH bee mHurf fhan Dol arv
other hHHsE IN Seattle invite tuu
o. sAzl ara AHHtE#i mf HuHdH HuH Euu
viii HiHH fHHm Just Is r.Uf.s.ff.f
Mtta a M HiNMDAH
H First Avenue Seattle
Ohm faa.4..I......
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
NOT GUILTY OF
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Frank Thomas Was Acquitted by
Jury in Superior Court.

Frank Thomas Was Acquitted by
Jury in Superior Court.
In the Superior Court yesterday
Frank Thomas was acquitted of the
charge of attempted criminal assault,
preferred against him by the mother
of the girl on whom the alleged at
tempt was made. The jury remained
out only about half an hour.
The assault was alleged to have
been attempted during the afternoon
of May on Emma Jane Evans. the
12-year-old daughter of Mary Evans.
It was claimed that the assault was
made in a field between Tybee depot
and the river. The mother, who is
better known as Indian Mary, stated
that the man was frightened by four
boys, who ran to the girl when she
screamed.
Thomas denied the charge. He claim
ed that he ran after the girl with a
switch because she, and the boys who
were with her, were cursing. No new
evidence was brought out at the trial.
the witnesses simply recounting the
story which has been heretofore pub
lished in the Morning News
The mother has once before had
a man arrested on a charge of at
tempted criminal assault.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12

Mrs. Walter G. Charlton. Mrs. Andsr-
son Carmichael. Mrs. Godin Guerard
Mrs. George F. Tennille, Mrs. j. b.
Chesnutt, Mrs. Willis Heard, Mrs. NJ
NJ Hopkins, Mrs. Harry Hayes Latti-
more, Mrs. George Schley, Miss Maria
Minis, Mrs. Paschal N. Strong. Mrs.
W. w. Williamson. Mrs. H. Wyl.y
Johnson, Mrs. Henry D. Stevens Mrs.
J. c. LeHardy, Mrs. A. L. Alexander,
Mrs. w. w. Owens, and Mrs. j. F. G.
Myers.
TO BE GUESTS ON THE ANGLER.
At the carnival to be held Saturday
afternoon at the Yacht Club Col ]. b.
Quinn will entertain a party on the
Angler which will lead the line of
ships that pass in review. The COM
modore of the Yacht Club, Mr.. Cecil
Gabbett, will be on board.
Col. Quinns other guests will be Mrs.
William Hunter Mrs. t. S. Noise, Miss
Eileen Hunter, Miss Mary Wayne,
Miss Caroline Meldrim, Miss Mary
Hops, Miss Francis Bradley, Miss
Nelly White, Miss Laleah Adams, Miss
sidney Gabbett, Miss Elizabeth Ma
lone, Mr.. C. w. Small, Mr.. Tattnall
Pritchard, Mr. William May. Mr. Ed
Parrish, Mr.. Willis Wilder, Mr.. Rob
ert I. Waller, Jr., Mr.. Remer Den
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
CHnDREN OF CoNFEDERACY.

The Winnie Davis Chapter Children
of the Confederacy held it's last meet
ing of the season this week. Miss
Anna Bell, president, and Mrs. A. E.
Moynelo, directress, presided. The
treasurers report, showing the amount
received from the May Ball, was very
gratifying. A vote of thanks was ten
dered thes newspapers for their aid in
making the ball a success. Votes of
thanks were also extended to the ladies
who assisted at the ball. Several do
nations were made by the chapter to
the following: Winnie Davis Me-
mortal, IS; jefferson Davis monument,
IS, and janitor of hall IS.
Certificates of membership were
given out and the names of several
new members were mentioned.
1t was decided by the officers and
executive board to entertain the chap
tiers with music, recitations and dane
ing Thursday afternoon, May 10, from
$50 to 700 p. IN. Committees were ap-
pointed to solicit donations of cakes
and refreshments.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
[~SOCIETY.~:

mark, Mr.. Edward G. Thomson and
Mr.. w. S. Blum.
There will be music on board dur
ing the afternoon.
TO ENTERTAIN WITH TABLEAUX.
The Sunday-school class Of Miss
Leila Arson will give an entertain
ment at Miss Axson's home on Hall
street tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock. This class supports a stu
dent at the Arson School in China,
and the entertainment is given to as
sst in carrying on the work. 1t will
be open TO the public, on the pay
ment of a small admission fee, and
a general invitation is extended to
those who may care to be present.
A very pretty and attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged, to con-
sist chiefly of songs and poems illus
tr~ted by tableaux. The girls who be-
long TO the class have gotten up the
affair with Miss Axson's assistance.
and will themselves appear in the tab
leauX. These will undoubtedly be
pretty, and, in addition, the singing Is
expected to be very enjoyable part
Of the entertainment.
The object for which the affair is
given is of especial interest to Sa-
vannians, as the school in which the
student is supported is established in
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
CONVERSE COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT.
Graduating Exercises Take Place
May % and 30

May % and 30
Invitations have been sent out by the
faculty and graduating class of Con-
verse College, to the fourteenth annual
commencement, to be held in the col
lege auditorium, Spartanburg, s. 9.
May 20 and 80.
The order of exercises will be as fol-
lows:
May 20, IL a. m.-Baccalaureate SER
mon by Rev. ]. ]. Eigert, D. D., Of
Nashville, Tenn. $50 D. m.--Address
before Y. M. c. A. by Rev. ]. J..
Eigert, d. d. May 80, 1920 a. m.
Address before literary societies by Col.
Bennett B. Young; presentation of di-
plomas and comforting of degrees,
President Robt. P. Pell. $50 p. IN. -
Joint meeting of Carlisle and Philo-
sophian societies.
The graduates will be: Bessie Davis
Alderman. b. L., M. E.; Mary Ella
Boyd, B. A.; Annie Amelia Becker, B.
A.; Sarah Belle Boggs, b. A.; Katha-
rine Adair Clark, b. A; Eunice Jor-
dan Clark, b. A.; V. Copeland, y. L.,
A. Mus: Ellie Furman Copeland, b.
A.; Eugenia Campbell Cameron, y. A.;
Ellen de Belle Dunlap, B. A.; Gladys
Eyrlcn, %. L., W. r.. A1cotSl s9oplii1
Ford. b. L.. Leila May Gill, b. A.;
Emma Christine Glass, b. A; Marie
Boyd Harris, b. A; Ellie Lee Hydrlck,
3. A.. Lucille Jennings. 3. L.; Edna
Kendrick, B. A.; Fannie Westmoreland
Kilgore, B. A.; Anna b. Latimer, b.
l.: Eoline Lyon, B. L.. Lila Nc
Carley b. L., A. Mus; Andrena E!iI-
abeth DUCTS, B. L.; Gertrude Perkins,
B. L.; Essie Pearl Pouland,, b. A.;
Darien Pinkston. b. A.: Lily Taylor
Robertson, B. A.; Catherine Rosbor-
ough. B. A.: Anna VIII Sanders. 3. L.,
Rhett Sheppard. B. L.; Elizabeth
Simpson, B. L.; Daisy Singleton, b.
L.. Mabel E. Smith. B. A.; Ula May
Smith. B. A.; Susan MILDRED Taggart'
p A.. Nell Gray Templeton, 3. L.,
A. Mus: Kathleen Durham Ware, B.
l. M. E.; Ell Dora Williamson, B.eA.:
Alice Rutledge Willis, B. L., A. Mus;
Lucille Wilson, B. A.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
MARRIED W0MAN'S CLUB.

Charming Entertainment Given by
Mrs. DuckVVOrth.
Mrs. Hubert 3. Duckworth enter
+ained the Married Womans' Card Club
Yesterday afternoon. American Beau
ties were used for decoration with
charming effect. With the attractive
surroundings, the light summer gowns
Of the guests made the scene unusually
pretty.
Japanese umbrellas were used to
mark the lone hands. The first prize,
a white silk umbrella, was won by Mics
Minis. The second and lone hand
rrizes, a gold hatpin and collar and
cuff set, were won by Mrs. William
son.
Among Mrs. Duckworth's guests,
we're Mrs. ]. B. Duckworth, Mrs. Sui
Ivan Bond. Mrs. J. A. P. Crisfeld;
Mrs. John S. Howkins, Mrs. Louis Nj.
LeHardy, Mrs. Louis Malone, Mrs,
Arthur Overton, Mrs. ]. B. Chestnut,
Miss Keech, Mrs. Wright Hunter, Mrs,
A. G. Guerard, Mrs. John M. Bryan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
Summer Resorts of the Yirginias.

Capt. j. c. Dame, travelling passen-
ger agent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, with headquarters at Rich
mond, Va, spent yesterday in the city.
Capt Dame is looking after the sum-
mer travel to the many resorts along
his line. No railroad in America will
carry the summer tourist to more de-
ightful resorts than the Chesapeake
and Ohio, and this year it possesses
additional charm, as it is a most con-
venient route to the Worlds Fair.
Chesapeake and Ohio literature will be
found at all the railway ticket offices
in the city, and will be found OF I'M
usual interest.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
YACHT CLUB REVIEW
TO BE GALA OCCASION.
Yachts of All Kinds, Sizes and
Classes VIII BE in Line

Yachts of All Kinds, Sizes and
Classes VIII BE in Line.
The Savannah Yacht Club is still
making plans for its review of yachts,
which will take place Saturday after
noon and night and which, together
with the other parts of the entertain
ment, promises to make the occasion
an unusually enjoyable one even for
the Yacht Club. The affair is given
chiefly for the pleasure of the ladies
though it will mark the opening Of the
regatta season. 1t will be, in fact, a
sort of preliminary to the annual re-
gatta of the club, which will be held
June /.
The arrangements are in the hands
of Mr.. c. c. Martin, chairman of the
Regatta Committee and Mr.. l.. s. Stod-
dard, chairman of the Sailing Commit
tee. 1t is expected that between
twenty and thirty boats of various
sizes and classes, from a steam yacht
to a sailing yawl, will be in line when
the review takes place.
The boats will be in line at o'clock
and at o'clock will sail or steam
from a point below the Yacht Club
pass the Casino and return. In order
that the spectacle may be seen to full
advantage this trip will be repeated
several times. That it will be a spec
tacle of more than usual interest and
beauty is assured from the fact that
when the yachts assemble for the re-
view they will fly all the bunting
available. The river will be even more
brilliant at night. for all of the yachts
will then be decorated with Japanese
lanterns. and not a few will sparkle
with electric lights.
Among the larger yachts TO be in the
review viii be that Of the Messrs.
Rainey, the Viola, flying the flag of the
New York Yacht Club, and that of Mr.
Slater, the Eagle, which win be enter
ed under the colors of the Atlantic
Yacht Club. Commodore Cecil Cab
bett of the Yacht Club will be In COM
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12

ed in green and white. The orchestra
of the Presbyterian Institute furnished
the music. which was unusually beau
tiful. The bridesmaids were Misses
Winnie Williams. of Hagen Emma
Armitage, of Blackshear; Georgia May
Baker, of Jesup, and Carrie Strickland,
of Waycross. Mrs. H. V. Mcmillan,
sister of the bride, was maid of honor
The groomsmen were DR.. Samuel Pu-
lesion, of Monticello, Fla. DR.. l.. e.
Warren, of Trilby, Fla, and Messrs.
John Darracott, of Lakeland, Fla. and
G. j. Hendry, of Blackshear. Little
Miss Rebie Wilkins, of Jesup, was ring
girl.
DIR. and Mrs. Love left on the even
ing train for Richmond, Washington
and other Eastern points.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12

mand Of the Angler, while the commit
tee of gentlemen in charge of the
affair will be aboard the Tybee.
OF course there will be music at the
club during the afternoon and evening
and the guests of the occasion will have
ample opportunity to enjoy dancing.
Refreshments also will be served. No
special invitations are being given for
the occasion but all members of the
club and their friends are expected to
be present.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
LovE-HENDRY, BLACrsHEAR.

Blackshear. Ga. May 1.-THE So
eiety event of the season was the
marriage Of Miss Maude Hendry. Of
Blackshear, and DIR. c. w. Love, Of
Lakeland. Fla, which was solennized
al the PRESBYTERIAN Church tonight
by Rev r. +. Bailey.
The church was beautifully decorate
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, HOMER
WILLIE.

Homerville Ga, May n.-Col. S.
Burkhalter and Miss Lorena Smith
were married at the residence of the
brides parents this afternoon. Rev
]. A. Osteen offlciated. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. K. C.
Smith, and the groom is a prominent
attorney of HomerVille
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
CITY BREvlTlES.

There will be an important meeting
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union held at the building. 400 Liber-
ty street, west, Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock. All members are requested
to attend.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Mothers Club of Trinity Kin
dergarten, under the direction Of Miss
Claribel Spring, principal Of the kin
dergarten, has arranged collar and
fancy work sale for Thursday May
u, in the afternoon and evening. The
sale will be held in the kindergarten
rooms, in the rear of Trinity, NJ. E.
Church, York and Barnard streets. The
articles on sale have been made by the
mothers at the mothers meetings dur
ing the winter and the proceeds of the
sale will be used for the kindergarten.
All friends are cordially invited to at
tend.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12

Kashing, China, as a memorial to Miss
AXson's grandfather, the late Rev. DR..
i. S. K. Arson.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12

Mr.. Ferris Cam was among the
guests at an informal luncheon given
in Atlanta at the Capital City Club
Tuesday, by Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Howell.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12

There will be trolley ride to-mor-
row afternoon for the benefit of Trini-
ty Kindergarten. A special car will
leave Whitaker and Liberty streets at
4 o'clock, and will go to Thunderbolt,
Isle of Hope and around the city.
Tickets for the round trip are on sale
at Masonic Pharmacy.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-05-12
SOCIETY PERSONALS AND EVENT:

Mrs. Charles b. King is the guest Of
Mrs. j. c. Habersham.