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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-27
Estate Ordered Distributed.

The estate of John H. Coleman, a
and later editor of the Virginia Chron-
icle, who died in San Francisco on
June 10, 1901, was ordered distributed
Tuesday by Judge Murasky to heirs
in San Francisco and in Ireland. The
estate, which is estimated to be worth
$11, 900, will be divided between Miss
Katherine O'Brien, Mrs. Hannah Muir
ply, Miss Ellen Crowley, Miss Marga-
ret O'Brien, John O'Callahan and ct.
her members of the deceased's family
living in Ireland, whose whereabouts
were discovered by Attorney Thomas
G. Pendegast.-S. F. Examiner.
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Trib cures bruises and sprains.
c. w. Friend. Optician.

c. w. Friend. Optician.
Frank Bfockliss was down from She
ridan yesterday
Mrs. DR.. Berry was an arrival from
Hawthorne yesterday.
Get your tickets for the Wheelmen
dance Friday evening.
Mrs. Phillip Kramer has returned
from visit to San Francisco.
United States Marshall Emmitt has
returned from an official trip to Wis
consin.
Subscriptions for the Carnival are
continuing to come in and the contri-
buttons are growing daily.
Dispatcher George T. Sides of the C.
& c. is at Welley Springs treatinfi for
bad attack Of rheumatism.
The weather man is trying to land
another storm. but will probably not
get it here until about circus day.
John Calvert, of Mason Valley, is
visiting his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Calvert of this city.
The Elks' new home in Reno was
burglarized Sunday night, the thief
getting away with considerable wine
and cigars.
White newspaper made by factory
| in the East sells in New York city
for two and one-half cents per pound
The same paper after being transport
ed across the water, sells by the same
campany in England for $2.OS per hun.
dred. This is a result of trust rule In
America.
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WM. J. clRcE, N. D.

Physician and Surgeon, ONCE
& Residence The Exchange"
Once Hours. 2 to 1 p. m.
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z. r. HoFER,

Agent for Fire, Llfe and Acct
dent policies. Office north Of
Capitol Bldg. Carson City,
Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-27
Motors and Fans.

The Electric light company has dis
posed of the first invoice Of sewing
machine motors and fans that were re-
ceived last week. A new and complete
stock will be received the coming
week and all parties who desire such
necessary improvements in the house
hold will do well to leave orders at
the office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-27
Lost a Finger.

"A lew days ago Gussie Keyser raj,
. splinter into her finger and the
"emne:: became poisoned-blood poi
son being threatened. In order to av.
old dangerous results, Drs. Hodgens
and Pickard yesterday amputated the
injured finger.-Enterprise.
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Keen Your Eye on This

s,nnlv of Rhustaller's Gilt rug.
pock beed will be on draush' :, ae "no.
b onri, !. The name Rhustaller IS enu, '.s
usn ~ ,tt;ng Aside from this choice
beverage, new line Of the D.sea oese WV Ev
kies distilled have been recel'.a' 81 = srs rs
.n;,r A.o that is included in a NJ
class bar can be found al oi"'A
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-27
Piano Lessons.

With record Of experience of q
years as a teacher of piano and har
riony and of training pupils whose
playing has been approved by F. Zech
Jr., and Louis Lisser, of San Francisco
Parsons, of New York and Paderwskl
the great pianist, Philip Krall still
feels that he is competent to teach and
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Notice Of Election.

Notice is hereby given that en- the
first Monday the I'd day of May, 1904,
in the City Of Carson, an election
will be held for City Trustees, a full
board to be elected, which election
shall be opened not later. than 8 O..
clock a. m. and shall continue until G
o'clock p. m. of the same day.
Dated this 18th day OF March, A. D.
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DR.. A. HUFFAKER,

Once and residence one block
from Main street. Office hours
IL and 7-8.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-04-27

Frank Golden has returned i'oA' "
visit to Tonoah. c,,,,
No meeting of the Leisure Hour ,iu oiue
,.,a this week owing to the MISS
ionary services in the
\ church:
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pr. w. w. cooDE, D. D. 8.

New Bank Bldg, Carson, New.
Hours 412, and Is. Phone 83.
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II A.
Or. cHAS. Won RADSkEY,

Physician and Surgeon, ONCE
Opposite the State Capitol .
Cor. King and Carson SITS. Res
idence Patterson House. King
Street.
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AssAYiNG.

J. G. COURT
A..ayer and Met.''urs'ss.
careful and pprompt ,.e. -.
tn, turns made on gola. silver liver
CONFER and lead ores. Leave
orders At the Arilns. s..s
House, or at residence. nlta
block west Of railroad oepo~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12
SPENCFR-GAGE-

Miss Marie Jordan Gage is Of this weeks
brides. her marriage 10 Thomas Pitman Spencer
being arranged for Thursday night at p. m MISS
Gage is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William Vel
lngton Gage OF No. li9 West Seventy-sixth-st.
and Will be married at her home by the Rev 3
De Lancey Tiwnsend. rector OF All Angels Church
pretty feature OF the wedding will be fourteen
young women. who will act ribbon bearers
They are Miss Jewett Miss Jaques. Miss McAlister.
Miss Schaefer, Miss Fulton. Miss Hopkins Miss
BrinkerhoT. Miss Vail. Miss Bishop. Miss Sprague'
Miss Hell. Miss Disosway. Miss Lawson and Mrs
Curtis Powell Brady. Miss Mamie Spencer. sister
of the bridegroom. will act maid OF honor. and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Eva HindIey. Miss
Florence Meyers Miss Amelie McAlister and Miss
Viola Raymond.
The bride VIII a white satin gown, trimmed
with rare old lace and Will carry a shower bouquet
OF lilies f-the-vaIey John II W. Hicks. OF North
Carolina. will be best The ushers are W.
Cecil Gage. William d. Reed. Mathew ]. ElEas.
Ben kellogg. Mr.. Sicclly and a Winchester Brown
Among the invited guests are Mr. and Mrs
Charles r. Sprague. Mr. and Mrs. John II. Judge.
the Baroness Won OrendoTf Mrs r. F. White.
CrCsshenhauss. Mr.. and Mrs John II. Hlndley. MI
ard Mrs. Clarence Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. WASH
ington clarendon. Miss Larendon. Ar and Mrs.
George W. Albright. Mr. and Mrs. Julien J. Mason,
Mr. and Mrs Howard MacNutt, Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Schnossnberg. Mr. and Mrs George Low
Mrs. William Gerry Slade, Aar. and Mrs. Thomas
Dimond. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Pauison Miller, Mr..
and Mrs George William Hanna. Mr. and Mrs.
William hurry Croubie, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wedding TO be celebrated in Brooklyn next
Thursday at $50 p. m is that OF Miss Mary Lucretia
Milholland daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Frederick T.
MilholGnd, and DR.. William Francis Gutherson.
The ceremony will be performed the brides
home, No 3S7 Jefferson-ave.. by the Rev. N MCGEE
Waters. Miss Milholand graduated from
ST. Catharines Han. Brooklyn. in the class Of 'O2
DR.. Gutherson IS a graduate OF New-York Uni
versity, 90. d. s.. and of Columbia Physicians
ana Surgeons. OF. lie lives at Paterson N
Miss Emily /. Milhollend. the brides sister. will
be maid OF honor; Ernest NEEDING. OF Paterson will
be best man and w Il. Creyeiins. oc Brooklyn and
H. 3. Keen. Of Philadelphia. ushers. The bride Will
wear a gown of cream coored crepe de chine
trimmed with heavy old lace made over cream silk
and Will carry white roses tied with white chiffon
The bridesmaids VIII carry pink roses tied with
pink chiffon.
The house will be decorated with American
Beauty roses, asparagus and palms. Among the
guests invited the members OF the brides grad
uating class. who Miss Julia Abbott Miss Claire
Quereau. Miss Isabel Bush. Miss Emma Brok.ns
Or. and Mrs. Blundeil. Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. BaisIe OF
Gutherson Miss Marion Gutherson. AIR. Ferguson
DR.. G. Holmes, Miss Lila Jones, Miss NJ. Davis II
Cooley, Mr.. Labaugh. Mr.. McIlroy. X. Mallen, r. b.
Parsons, air. and Mrs. Newkirk DIR. and Mrs.
Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. r. Spence. Miss NJ. Spence
MI; and Mrs. A M. Smith. the Misses sara and
Still. Mr.. and Mrs. Sioat. Mr. and Mrs. Steel H.
Shea. Mr.. and Mrs. ruers Miss Taggaro. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Van Buren,. Mr.. Van Houten. Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Mrs. Mason. l. Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Wor-
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EBEsrr-HERBsr

Miss Edna Gertrude Her5st, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Herbst. OF No. 2G5 West One-hundred-
and-twenty-arst-st.. married last Monday
night to Isido- ]. Kresel. Assistant District At
torney at the Hotel Majestic The bride wore a
gown of satin messaIine trimmed with duchesse
lace. Orange blossoms were her flowers. and she
wore a diamond crescent given her by the bride
groom The brides mother black chiffon cloth
gown trimmed with old point lace. Her ornament
was q diamond necklace. Helen May Stern. Renia
Block Florence Shackman and Mildred Goidstetn
were bridesmaids. and Selma. GolGstein was flower
girl. Jacob Neadle was best man. and the ushers
were Joseph Iaplier. Oscar Lowinson Harry Ran
iall Ernest BulloWa. Charles Werner. Aaron
Herbst George Rubenstein and Cary Esgleston.
The brid. and groom viii take ten weeks trip
up the ST. Lawrence River, through the Great
Lakes and summer at Lake George. ON their re-
turn they Will live i'm town at No 26 west one
hundred and twenty frst-st Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Lee NohnS, Mrs kreSel.
Ta0sher of the bridegroom; William Travers Jerome
Mr. and Mrs. j. l.. BUttenweiser Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris KuenstlinRer Mr.. and Mrs Z. Stern Henry
stern. MIR. and Mrs F.. A. Goldstein Mr.. and Mrs.
III. F. Cioldstein Judge Mayo. Moses Grossman.
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus. all the Assistant District
Attorneys of New-YOrk County. Miss WeXler, Mr..
and Mrs Boady Miss Pondy Mr.. and Mrs. Elkus,
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stefel. Louis Herhst, Mr.
and Mrs Goldsmith. Mr. and Mrs. David Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs Charles Schwarts, Mr.. and Mrs:
Henry Kresel Mr. and Mrs Nichthauser Mr.. and
Mrs. Feldstein. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon kresel. Mt
and Mrs Myer Newberger. Mr. and Mrs. Leo L1Oen,
Abraham Herbst and Miss Selma stern. OF Cleve-
land Ohio.
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LEES SHAW.

The Church Of ST. Charles Barromeo. IN Sidney
Place. Brooklyn. will be the scene OF interest
ing wedding next Wednesday evening, at o'clock.
when Miss Gertrude Matilda Shaw will be married
70 Thomas F. Fttzhugh Lee. The Rev. John J.
Lee. Of Watkins. n Y. the bridegrooms brother
will oficiate The bride-eect will wear gown OF
white satin. trimmed with old point lace and en-
hroidersd chiffon. and a bridal veil and orange
blossoms She will be attended by her sister. Miss
Grace Cabot Shaw and by her cousin. Miss
Eleanor Ferguson. She Will be given IN marriage
by her uncle K II. n Shaw Mr.. Lee will have
- best man his brother DIR. Francis NJ. Lee OF
Buffalo.
After the ceremony a reception viii be held at
the Assembly. at which Robert HolcOmb Jones,
Frank Mahoney. Edward Conkling and Samuel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

Wiliowbrook Farm. Portsmouth. r. l.. where they
have spent several weeks. on June % they will
return TO the farm for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Bruner. of West One-hundred-
and -twe1ty -second-st. are among the visitors at
the Worlds Fair
Mr. and Mrs. A. a. Julien. of West One-hundred-
and-twenty- fOurth-st at Harwich. Mass.
Professor John T.. Kind. OF Columbia University
has gone 10 Hamburg TO remain until September
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Chappeu No 81 West Sixty
ninthst. will sail for Europe the end of June for
visit to Berlin Norway and Paris They not
TO return to America for more.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Ely and Miss Agnes Ely.
of No i5l West End-ave,, are travelling in the
West.
Mrs. j. NJ. Poole. who has lived at the Vendome
Hotel. Forty-hrst-st. and Broadway, for the last
few winters. will leave town early next week to
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Weddings and |ocfoE Incidents.

OF the Brick Presbyterian Church. sang 20 Perfect
Love" The 'Lohengrin' Wedding March was
played by Miss Minnie Sievert intimate friend
Of the bride The bride gowned in white silk
mule. trimmed with Chantilly lace. and the maid
OF honor. Miss Louise Gross of White Plains. wore
pink silk MULE white taffeta. The ribbon girls
Miss Florence Codner sister OF the bride: Miss
Margaret Dick, sister OF the bridegroom. and Miss
Marie Reichenb ach-wore white silk mule. over
pink taffeta. The bride carried shower bouquet
Of Bride and lles-of- the-valley. and the at
PENDANTS carried pink roses and sweetpeas. The
best man was Herman Miller. ~ Yonkers. and
among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. William Hor-
ton OF Port Chester: Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Gross
OF White Plains; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kroger. Of White
Plains; Miss Elizabeth French. Miss Cora Wet
teraus. Miss Cooper, Miss J CoopST. MT and Mrs.
Alice Coyles Of TarTytown. Frederick Gross OF
Tarrytown; Miss Marsie Spencer. Mr.. and Mrs J.
Of Honkers on their return from extended
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RICKABY-ARCHER

Miss Drusilla ". Archer. daughter or Mrs
Josephine Archer No. 60 West one-hunsred-anu-
twenty-ninth-st.. was married last Tuesday evening
to Hamilton Charles Rickaby at the home OF the
latter No. - West Ninetv-fOurth-st, the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. DIR. Allan MacHossle'
The bride was gowned in white satin crepe de
chine trimmed with old point lace with tune
veil fastened with orange blossoms. she carried
shower bouquet of hHes-of-the-valley ana DtIuHi
nendant the sift OF the bridegroom Miss George
GRAY was maid OF honor. and the bridesmaids We're
ReII Miss Reulah Green. Miss Helen smith MISS
Madelane Scott and Miss Genevieve hetchum.
Edward + Rorke was best man. and the ushers
We're Leroy w. Ross. Charles Robinson Leroy l.
Hardness. Milton f MorEanroth. Harry y Con-
nelly. Victor H. Stockell and Charles F Murphy.
The floral decorations were yellow and whlte. and
the colors were repeated in the costumes OF
the brides attendants.
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decorated with palms, ferns. mountain laurel and
pink roses. The bride who was given away b.
her father. was attended by her sister, Miss Emma
man was Dr. Oliver S. Strong. and the ushers were
Robert b. Hanford. brother OF the bride; James W.
Anderson. OF Brooklyn; Dr. Arthur 5. Corwin and
DIR. Augustus Wadsworth. The bride wore a gown
OF ivory white satin. deliberately trimmed with
Brussels point lace. Her veil fastened with
orange blossoms which had been by her
mother the occasion of the latter's marriage
and her gown vas adorned with the same flowers
She carried shower bouquet OF valley
and her only ornament a diamond pendant.
the gift Of the bridegroom. The maid of honor
wore robe Of white Renaissance lace, made over
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POE KING.

Miss Anne Emerson King, daughter Of Thomas
King. former vice president Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and Arthur Poe son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Z. Poe Of Baltimore. were married last
Wednesday in st. Barnabass Church. Irvington-
on-HudsOn. by the Rev. William Benjamin. rector
Of the church. The bride n gown OF crepe
mignonne. trimmed with point applique lace and
tu!le veil, fastened with wreath OF orange bios
SONS. She carried ivory prayer book. The
maid OF honor Miss Elva King. sister of the bride
wore pink chiffon cloth trimmed with lace. and
lace hat adorned with pink roses She carried
pink roses. The brdeSnaids-Mss Katherine
StearnS. OF Rochester: Miss Martha DalZelL OF
Ptttsbgrg; Miss Laura Houghto2, Of Geneva, y. y;
Miss Edna Johnson, OF PittSburg: Miss Emily
Roeblng. OF Trenton and Miss Anne Poe. OF Baltt-
more-wore POWERED chiffon gowns made over white
silk and trimmed with lace and pink sashes. The
hats OF white lace, trimmed with pink roses
and rosetteS The best Alexander B.
Robinson of PittSburg. and the ushers were Karl
+. Burr. OF Columbus. Ohio; Francis J. Lloyd. OF
Philadelphia; J. Edgar Morris OF New-York Nell
son Poe OF Baltimore; Walter Booth. Of New-YOr1;
Gresham Poe, OF Baltimore, Frederick Ford. OF
MorTistown. n. J.. and Frederick Paul King. OF
Irvlgton- All Of them were friends OF Mr.. Poe
at Princeton where he won fame football
player. reception at Mr.. Kings country place
IrvnEton. followed the ceremony. Guests left
NeW-Yorl on a special train.
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LACOBY-KEENE.

Miss Carolyn KeeDe. daughter OF Mrs. Celina
keene OF No. 20 MornnSside-ave.. and Arnold
Jacoby were married last Wednesday at the home
OF the brides mother. The bride a white
lace robe. and carried a white Bible decorated
vita lliies-of- valley. Miss Rose Jacoby and
Miss Gertrude Keene were bridesmaids. Maurice
Jacoby best man. and Irving Keene and Al
fred Z. Hamburg were ushers. After trip to the
West and Canada Mr. and Mrs Iacoby will sail
for Europe, whore they will travel until next win
ter Among the guests at the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. +. kreuter, Mr.. and Mrs HOFFMAN Miss
Marie keene, Mrs. Jacoby and daughters. Mrs
Gallsher Joseph Calisher. Miss Sadye Levy, Miss
Sadye Steiner, Miss Birdie White. Miss Leah
Yeidel Miss Sylvia Hamburg. Dayton steiner Ar
Miss Helen Warberg.
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WAJE-NIEYER

Mrs. Marie Meyer Of No. 4Ss East Eighty fourth
St, has issued invitations for the marriage OF her
daughter. Miss Anna NJ Meyer. 10 Herman Waje
OF the Hotel Won GlahE- The ceremony is to be
performed on Wednesday evening. June % at 8
o'clock at Terrace Garden. The Rev. William
schoenfeld will ofic!ate. The bride will be given
away by her uncle William II. Kohring. Miss
HerTnine Meyer. sister OF the bride viii be maid
OF honor while Miss Anna j. Meyer and Miss
IlmEaa Kohrlng will act as bridesmaids Mr.. WaJe
has selected Gustav Won Claim to attend him as
best MAN. and Ernest Meyer and Edward Schaefer
will be the usheFs. A large reception will folio "
tie ceremony for which covers VIII he spread for
two hundred guests After an extended tour
throllch the South THE couple will return 10 tie
city and lire On the upper West side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-12

For the past eighteen years DR.. A i. Nelden
has devoted his entire time to the perfection OF
plastic surgery. with the special end in view,
namely, to perform delicate operations without
leaving dishguring or even noticeable scars, and
during these years he has performed thousands
OF these delicate operations. upon the face in
particular. for the removal and correction OF
various defOrmitieS with results which have
met the most sanguine hopes Of the patient and
even astOnished the medical profession who have
witnessed the operations, for they would not
believe that these operations could be performed
UNTIL by seeing the shilful and painless methods
employed, they were compelled to acknowledge
this new department. in minor surgery and tbs
high standing OF DIR. Nelden a surgeon Dr.
Nelden has established the only REAL IN
STITUTE OF BEAUTY" IN THE WORLD,
and Beauty. His large four-stOry Sanitarium
has Departments OF DermatOlOgy. Plastic Sur
gerry. OsteOpathy, Electricity and all kinds OF
baths, X-Ray, Radium and Ultraviolet Ray
Apparatus. the new ViOlet-Ray Baths and new
Hot-Air Reducing Apparatus
DR.. Nelden'S scientific method OF correcting
and removing irregularities or defOrnites OF
the face GUARANTEES perfect results. He
natural contour, raise the dabby. dropping,
cheeks. erase the scOwI between the eyes oblit-
crate all wrinkles. A broad NOSE narrowed q
Roman nose easily Strengthened. an overhang-
ing tip shortened, a sUnken nose raised; EARS
are artistically shaped and set back properly
thicker or thinner. chfns are shortened or elort-
gated: BIRTEMARKS. SCARS. FITTINGS
tradtcated. hollow cheeks and bony necks flied
eradicated, hollow cheeks and bOny necks filed
speedy and ENTIRELY PAINLESS They do
not keep the patient indoors. The same watch
ful care Is given 70 the patient which hts family
doctor would give. If you cannot call for FREE
CONSULTATION send sc. stamps for interest,"
Ing. Instructive pamphlets about al kinds Of
home treatments
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Shaw. OF Buffalo. will assist as ushers Immedi-
ately after the reception the bridal couple will
start a wedding tour. which will include stay
OF month the bridegroom's ranch, in Mead
County. Kan, and a camping trip 90 the Yosemite
Valley They will return early in September, and
will be- at home Thursdays, after September Is.
at the Hotel Touratne. Clinton-st.. Brooklyn.
Mr.. Lee is we'll known Brooklyn lawyer Miss
Shaw Is member OF a prominent family in the
Bushwick section OF Brooklyn, her grandfather.
William Shaw, having been one OF the first settlers
and largest property owners In what is Bush
wick. Miss Shaw is a vocalist. and was for some
years a member OF the choir of St Baruabas's
Church
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silk and chiffon She carried pink roses and
rnaidenhair ferns. The brides mother was goWhed
in pearl gray silk trimmed with point lace, ana
wore diamond ornaments. The brides gift 90 Ine
maid Of honor brooch OF pearls ara ma
rnonds. The best and ushers wore bouton-
OF the bridegroom large reception followed the
ceremony.
Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. George
Fordharn Hanford. DR.. and Mrs. George Thorn
dixie Chase Mr. and Mrs Frank L. Nau. M and
Mrs James II. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Redwood
Brinkerhon. Or. and Mrs. +. Wilton Brown MY
and Mrs. Thomas J. Gushing. Mrs. John WinthcFn
Cuackenbos. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest y. Wilcox, Nj
and Mrs Walter watkins. Mr.. ard Mrs d. Phoeni<
Ingraham. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles " Dayton. Mr.
and Mrs James II. Doty Mr.. and Mrs Lorenzo D.
Streeter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wesley Banker, MI
and Mrs. John Wesley Banker. jr., Mr. and Mrs
Cornelius Van Lew. Archibald L. Kleves' Miss
Ol.nsted Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Jones. the Misses
Warford DR.. Charles +. Lebrecht Or. J. Farley
Cole DIT. George II. Ballerey, DR.. George H. Pei
gram Mr.. and Mrs. William stevens WILCOX. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wiegand. Miss Hobby, Miss
Clark Mr. and Mrs Julius D Carly the Misses
Ialor, DR.. and Mrs. Charles W. Fitch, Miss Bliss
Walter j. Eagle William s. Hartt, George n
Gallup Mr. and Mrs Marine 9. PeoH. DR.. ana Mrs.
Elias J. Marsh Miss Mailhouse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Widner. Mr. arc Mrs. Alfred Muller Nor
den. Mr. and Mrs. Henry ". Plant. the Misses
Plant and Mr. and Mrs. Henry d. Williams; After
an extended wedding trip DR.. and Mrs. Banker VIII
make their home In this city.
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IACoBSON-KLEIN.

Miss Belle Klein. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs AdoiPh
W Klein. and d. Mark S. Jacobson. formerly of
Syracuse n. Y will be married ON June 10, at
$50 D. m. at the Sevigny No 2o2l Fifth-ave' The
brides gowns will be of white chiffon cloth and
duchesse lace and she viii wear tulle veil caught
with a diamond heart a gift from the bridegroom
Morris Bach will be best man. Among the invited
guests are MIR. and Mrs. Julian Bach. MI ana MIS-
Harry Bach Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Sliberstein MT
and Mrs. Abe Keve. Mr.. and Mrs. d. jacobson
Mr. and Mrs D. Price. Nathan Bach, grandfather
of the bride; elias Bach. and Samuel Roth. Ihe
bride and bridegroom will so 10 Niagara FANS ana
TO the ST Louis Exposition.