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The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-19
MONDAY WILL SEE STOCKS TUMBLE IN NEW YORK
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New York Oct. 19-Late this afternoon Assistant Comptroller of the Currency Ridg- ley announces that he has decided to decline to assume the Presidency of the Mercantile National Bank Financial circles are fur ried. The banks condition is believed to be in bad shape owing to Heinze having been president of it. Prediction is made that bad run on stocks will be made Monday morning when the stock exchange opens,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-19
NOTICE TO EAGLES

All brother Eagles are notified to at Eagles hall tomorrow attern on at o'clock to attend the funeral services of our deceased brother Fred H. Buchan.
 By order of J. p. Brawrnd, W, P,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-19
E. AUGUSTUS HEINZE WILL
 MAKE FULL PAYMENT

forced on the day the market went against him.
 The report in Wall and Broad streets is that Heinze is the victim of the Standard oil people, with whom he last fall made truce after ten years fight in Montana, during which time he caused the Amalgamated, which company is controlled by the Standard On. to lose more than $s0,OOO,OOO.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-19

Butte, Oct. l9-Stale Examiner Harry Collins, arrived here last night and has taken charge of the affairs of the State Bank, Heinze's institution
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-19
BALLOON GETS
 WORLD RECORD.
SIGRAL CORPS SKY SCOUT MAKES RECORD OF 22 MILES AN HOUR
 IN LONG TEST TODAY

St. Louis, Oct, l9-United States Sig nal Corps War Balloon No. 10 today made a worlds travel record. To Jwen- ty.two hours 1t travelled five hundred miles, making twenty-Jwo miles an hour.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-19
Tho Mascot

Mt. Vernon Rye, Old Taylor and Bel mont Whiskies (double stamped goods, 10 years old), and Rainier and Pacific Bottled Beer. at the Mascot,
The daily Alaskan., 1907-10-19
HEINzE'S BUTTE BANK STILL CLOSED

which closed it's doors Tuesday. Ex- aminer Collins will give out DO state ment, he says, until after he has made a thorough examination. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
H1SS ;. CARR OIL.
13oy IRVING: ss.vc., Chicago

sarpi- scds this
c and address and 10 Gents in silver
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
j. stcart Lottler entertained

very eharniingly at cards Tuesday eve
ming, IN honor OF her guest Miss Mary
.catlin. Of Richmond. Among chose
Lucille Cooper, Susie Brett, Adelaipe
LapSIey, Agnes I6pes, Alma Barnes.
blanche Sinclair and Mamie Reynolds;
Messi's. ". I. Shunato, Stribling Bal
Lard jack rignor, James Reynolds.
Charles Epes, George Parker, Louis A.
dcMurr:n AMI Latane Gregory.
President Harry ST. George TnGkcr,
% the .lamestown Exposition and his
family, have taken up tleir residence
y i5r'i 'ae sherwood INN Old Point Com
Ans. Il. Elliott Palmer Of England
WAC has been the guest Of her sister
Mrs. II. y, Bailey has gone 10 New
York. where on December l2th, he
Der Visit here Mrs. Palmer was the
recipient Of q great deal OF social at.
tentton.
Mr. VI. " Ir9rwooq MAS returned
r(uee Ptiddp IN Baltimore
Mrs q. y, BatchsloH who has been
visiting her mother III Lynehburss, has
rqtprneti TO tie city.
Miss Harmet Rogers has retutned to
the Caiunihia University, after n Visit
10 1Ir. and Mrs. Ernest Cfarffeld I4ar-5
wood an ThlrtN-tilird Street,
AIRS, q, J, Bailey has gone 70 Fred
ericksburg to spend several weeks.
Mr. 81. j Wyatt bus returued % his
hoWlG on the iSastcrp shore after h
yisi1 his son. Mr.. j. ~. Watt, in
G9st End.
Is Tho Spesr " artatiyeJ Ia th's city
hlt ., III Gosemnn Ii speNdinas II few
days ~ Hot SPRINGS, VIZ
Miss Helen Bowman has returned
A9lns altel sist5 % re'atiyeS n Rich
A.1N IL IA
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King William Social News.

fspeeial TO The Times Dis aatcl,D
ilN>s MILLS. VA, December 7.--aIrg.
Luehrod babhey and granddaughter. Miss
Matte Cooke. haze returned from an, eX-
tended trip in the Valley OF Virgins, whore
Mrs Dabney has a great many relatives and
me- old home, Tbs Is the first visit for
twenty-five years
Miss Emily Cooke and her cousins. Miss
lrssie' Dabrey OF Texas. spent lihangseiy.
I'M: day in Richmond.
MISS Martha Dabney and her cousin Miss
Eva Grayatt, who are attending school IN
Richmond, spent the Thanksgiving holidays
With their parents
Mrs. lvarhoc Wade and duughter. Miss
E;ni ~ virginia, OF Richmond. accompanied
MISS Bessie. Hutchinson, vino is attending
Mrs. Wade is an aunt OF hliss hutchinson ne
alv. and Mrs, Milton Hutchinson. of Rich
nlond, spent THANKSGIVING at the home Of
the late G. y. Snead
Dr. J, II. Childs is Waiting In the neigh
borhood on his way from Sa1tville, VA, to
his old home In Florida
Mrs. John sulliyanfand Miss Mamie Rice
laEe returned from a visit 10 Richmond
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Charlotte Social News.
tspeclal to riin Times Dlspateh.j


CHARLOTTE, December 7-Amons the
netalle receptions OF the week was the ore
rendered Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Fred
oiIver TO her guest, Mrs. Joseph George
Meyers Jr,, Of Philadelphia. Despite the
snuwstorm many prominent society folks
called 70 meet Mrs, divers guest, and tie
afternoon WAS enjoyably spent.
Mrs Charles w, Parker entertained at
her home in Piedmont Park Tuesday morn
:nts5 complimentary 10 her mother, Mrs.
Waiter Anthony, OF Wllliamsport, Pa, wins
Il her guest Among The invited guests
were Mrs, II. j Prtchett OF Virginia.
ne reception given TUESDAY afternoon ar
IteaihFe cot the beautiful Piedmont Park
honlt Of Mrs. ~. -. Heath, was an clab
oratu soeiai tunctio,, and one OF the most
largely attended OF any that has been given
N Charlotte this season. Mrs Health WAS
at hqHe IN honor OF her sstei, Mrs WalteE
G, JOHNSON, who WAS Miss Lucy Haley, Of
Columbia, Tenn and Who was married two
weeks Ego in THAT city. During tho receiN-
INK hours several hundred Of Charlotte's
lpcSt promtnent maids and niatrons calle3
!" meet Mrs Heath's quest end partakc of
and dinlng-room were Arranged IN bridal
cpiors White and i,rocn, with no touch OF
any other shade. save ms the library, wheIn
lllnlf carnations i,died to the pretty effect
END wAfels 81, the library and iee-crean
and ealfe ~ the dlnipgzronm Richardson's
oEcHt9ttN lpfhisteus Nne l'lusiSt is y :. ~ WI ~
MIS-, Winter w, Watt entertained Thurs-
gay afternoon from i:Sp 10 $3.50 at her home
~ Nlnttl street In honor OF her sister Mrs.
Il p Btelsford, Of Ohio md Mrs. Joscpf
Gcelga Meyers, ir,, OFT Philadeipha
4frs. ~ G. rrunsen. will receive next
lSedresdIl aftcrApoltlnr home on East Vance
street In honor of Mrs John J, Andrews
MondHS a fternpop Mrs Peter Marshal
IsIownsteceived ut her home on East Ayenue
IN honor OF Mrs. Walter christopher joha-
son Of Columbia, Tenn The affa!r WAS
enc OF the most delightful soclal events
Thai has taken place IN Charlotte the cir-
icNt season, The elegant Brown home WAS
tastefnlly decorated Tor the occasion. and
Mrs BEown was ~hss sted in receiving by
Sonle 81 the csty's most prominent society
folk
Arr and Mrs, II, G L. t.ea announce the
l,ea. 10 Mr., nvuae IL Vorls. 81 smithaela,
g. The weddug WHIT take place AT the
kome % thE parents OF the bride-elec in
IfcrIaeacV tqwnship Che last er pccenbsp.
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Franklin Social News.

Special TO The Times-D ..patphp
Gavin Rawls. OF Carrsville Va. who
Las been attending the Educational
Conference In Roanoke, Va, returned
ias, fFidag night.
va. spent part of last week and
this at the nome of Mr.. w. II, Jen-
kins,s on High Street.
MISS Jessie brewer, OF Danvilie, Va,
who has ben visiting Miss Kate Pref
low returned ilome last Monday.
MISS Mary virginia Parker. OF Sweet
britr institute VA, who has spent
tue iihnn.sgiying holidays at her home
on H.ga street, returned last Mon
day
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Norfolk Social News
fsn,ci,i q 1.be ,rtt,es p,spatef.j


\ 4 SoRfoLK. VA, pstetrbet sl..@iollowlnF
long stason of ga,etirs, incident tos2ths
jamestown Exposition without the nsnnl
,rtdkumiuar mold. IN the round Of pleas
mes with ft,e close advent Of the CiTist-
ss'af holidays. Norfolk aeslets has prcn Dun
..isring the pact week. Those not too busy
christmas shopping ara Catching" Their
bt,nth before the advent of the social season
that precedcs the Lemon seisoi. 4,
The fcsture OF the week vas tho sec
ond cotiiiion nf the senior German club on
tuesdny evening ut the Client rinb. 'rheFo
: l,res were led by Mr.. Warrington HatGy.
= he chaperons were airs. WnllinGton Haray,
Mrs Floyd linshs;g and Mv' ca'a aSs55s
clara Goodwin, Lucy, Thorn, Diana Walk.
. Mary Sharply Lucy, Qa!niby, Emily Jol,n.
mitchei bessie i5ey. Ida Martin, Margaret
Panriil and Fannie Etheredga; Miss iucreee
.sotiwin Miss MARY Low coekc. Miss Mice
Felix! Misses marguerite and Bayuie Tag
Tor Alice old. kitty Hardy, Kate M1snlc
fyat Miss Al1ernan, % i.nais Wis ~ ~
~ 6tny Wn1kc. Ena Soight, islolsc Bnaiers
Steam Cooke. Marx Duncan, sehle Ntls E,!.
4 sttuIsn Jones, Mary Pi.tslo and AVapSL5a
sastch: Nj and Mrs john Malthall. Mr..
...sed. or. Il. IL PhSRc. ,Ir Dr. Wtns ~ l
washington ana i9i1n Ial,'Fi 10 RgS'
sssiioi; Page, PENN Turner, Phtirn Prfsao5t.
.sssaiont osbosae. White TupSnli. w "
sgttc sh c9nMsy Sr1s s aas5a B Esf,
BfocKenbot6iiga I.!etitenaris C"otes5
s..es5iaehy ard Campbell; Ola. IT 10y ,.s
IL
go ei,Ia iscrzie Juhns Handeirii 1Coelss.
Goods, sidney aad Robert Hughes.
wednesday afternoon, Ut her homo on
TIeesrnson street Irs, Victor Browns en-
Retained ct a deiiGltfn tea party IN horror
ui her guests. Miss browne anu MISS psi =.
al SUFFOLK The rooms were handsomely
decorated Tho guests assisted the hostess
IN receiving. Miss Jane i.ovitt, Of l'sters-
Burg presided Mt the punch bowl and tnrsg
ssistina in saTyinG were Nrs. NliLAta
cooke. Mrs w a .Neu, Mrs. Hotry ksii-
dick Mrs. Clarence Hill. Miss bessie Mars.
den Miss Elizabeth BROOKE, Miss..iiiee pla
Miss Mary Leigh. OF Botetsnrt Street q, en-
tertaIncd her guests. Mss Penn and MISS
! White OF Ahlngdnr, Va, With delshitd
tea on Tuesday af;ernuoH.
lhe following marriages OF note have pein
i1eraldGd during the week MISS htni9l,.
. Zeal to Mr., Elmer Trent. At peep creek
...--.si,ptist Church Norfolk couftSs "Wednesday
.-..l fternooIl Miss Ethel Deal, ster OF tilt
Bride was maid Of honor, and Nj. Ne3ni W
4. OF Norfolk best man. The couple NsAt
North on bridal trip,
- Miss Nellie I-euorn Jones and Nj Joseph
9 1.ennison. both OF Norfolk. were nacIi=d
!. 5Tednesaay night at the Cumberland street
-fethodist Church parsonage in the presence
y Z. III i. few triends
week united ghe lives OF Miss Daisy Hartley,
y ut London Eng, and John III Warden, oi
!. folk,
g An announcement OF general lnteress
re throughout the state is the coming welding
- ssf Miss Rosa Inez Daily and hIr. John Lin
r. Wood MoreroclS. nj the -1albX rGs.dehcG.
81 S,Gey Roau December 18th. Miss pilpy N
tbt dautshte: OF Judge And Mrs DIZZY She
Is one OF the most popular girls Ia uhsH1,
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L,ynchburg SocialNews|
ipee,aI 10 Tiie Times. Dispatch,


4 I.YNCItRlfliG. VA. December o.
| Mrs. Clinrlcs u. Hummer has returned
from ii visit to Baltimore, where size
/ was the iuatron OF honor Mt thu mar
! ringc Of Miss Sadie clayton. to MIR.
/ William q. Ksid IN that city last week.
! Mrs "a, IL. james has announced the
/ inartihTe OF her daughter, MISS Jnitn
| JameH,.t Mr.. Nnthati A. Lavinder, TO.
/ take place fiext TUESDAY morning as
i s.oclock, ut her home on Court Stfest.
\ No cards have been Issued. and the
/ marriage WIN be witnessed only by
/ Miss Aniic Whitley, of Chnrlottes-
Vile visited Miss Katherine Crutch-
field mt her home on Grace street dur
inE the week.
Court street Methodist Church. hut
nov of Broad Street church. Richmond.
spent portion OF the week In the
city, returnil S to Richmond to-day IN
order to MI nus regular appointments
Tomorrow. DIR. keilyis family expect
70 tom him In Richmond during the
week.
Mrs. Charles X. Nelson. OF Forest
Depot. spent II portion OF the week
with friends In the city.
Mrs. Al. Floyd and children left
"Wednesday for Wharton. Texas.
MIS-. n. Miller formerly the blind
editor of the Lynchhurg News. a nem-
Der of the bonrd of vi=itors of the
Deaf. Dumb and Blind Institute att
staunton. is visiting relatives In og-
den. Utah.
Miss Helen Kennedy. of Blackstone
spent port on of the week as ~
guest at the Randolph Macon Womnn's
College.
Mrs. r. T. Krebbs and Miss susie
~. krebbs LEFT Wednesday for st. Pee
terrsburg, Fla. expecting to make al
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. E'auber have re-
turned TO the city from their bridal
TRIP.
Miss Grace Utterback went to Lex
ington TO attend dance ut the Wash
ingt.pn and Lee University during the
week.
Mr.. John S. Glass has returned toi
timore. lie left to-day for Chase City |
where he will be q guest at the Meek
lenbu!g for several weeks.
Miss Bertha Radford left during the
week for San Francisco from whencei
she VIII sail on the Pacific steamer
Korea for Japan where SHE will take
up missionary work, TO which she was
set apart ut ST. Isaul's Episcopal
Church as q -deaconess some weeks
Bishop Mckim and Ids party ut San,
Francisco before sailiug.
Mrs. IA W. Canada is visiting at
General, T. t. Munford has gone 10
UniontoTn. Ala. where he will spend
the winter in accord with his annual
custom.
Miss sallie Campbell. of Roanoke.
wig was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
ZION OF the week. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Wiley spent
portion of the week in New York
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Dipped From
The Stream
AN ODE no MEMORY.
November 10, 1s6D--i9o1.


AS is The Ides Of March to Caesar
SO. too november the tenth sealed my
tate;
For twas on that ever fateful day
she promised to love me. honor and
obey:
And before Gods altar made that SOL
e,nn VOW
with orange and myrtle decking her
brow.
And now her accents still within ne
As she softly answered. always wiils
4 hundred moons have come and wancd
Since those 'lps that promise attained,
And fer promise Just as soon forgot
AS the tickle moonbeams on the spot
Which hallowed there our tfystlns
n place
-Ey the sad seaside. where face to face.
She swore by the nioon--by stars--by-
Ey the Cod above-she loved but me.
III.
All. time and place, could forget
Those eyes OF love like yiolets wet;
Could l but weep for thee as dead.
Then this living heart of lead
Might melt in grim relief,
In tears of honest grief.
But ah.sthe drearg dreary moorland,
All! the barren. barren shore
Amy, Amy-,nne--no more
AT the Grave OF jefferson Davis.
written for The Tincs-Dispatch.l
Here let him rest.
itDue his sleep
Tho quiet Southern stars
Their vigils keep.
Here let the native eleeper Irvine
a vcrdent guard above his mound.
For here old Nature, mingled in her
dust,
! One Of her noblemen hath found.
What need of bronze
To spell his decd.
That grateful, loving hearts 81
/ His worth may read?
His is no dreanlleas sleep of death
Here in the land heSlcved SO we'll,
The spirit Of his courage still inslsres,
And we insreverence feel its spell.
But raise the shaft,
And round it let
THE seals of sovereign states
Their watches set.
Here, as in life. the hand that guides
Their destiniss is lifted high;
All. who will say TINT cause is lost,
That baffled, points toward the sky?
LESLIE BAYLISS.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 2, 1907.
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IN JAII.
ny Theodore Low.

H,. Theodore Low.
Up the sttiiways steep, and sleeper,
Guided by the Christian keeper,
Iron cages dark and dreary,
Human bsings sad AMI Weary,
All hiiddled close, like rats in traps,
Some wide awake, some taking maps
A first glance view inside the jail.
Whita men, black men. Gagged men.
and @ Ss, i
Lord save our eyes such sights ofssWoe.
And tender boys, aH~nnGer ten,
Locked up With old and vicious n,en
O Lord, how long. o Lord, how long,.
Break Satan's chains nom boys so
Noung!
Malsef,ll sec Thy Souls great travail
And women. too? Yes, white and black,
Most Of them sNcung, some old, all lack
The one. The az great essentiai-- 4
And lacking Christ, they so lack Al.
Ear ave their thoughts from shtnss
sublime:
Say boss, i nickel--oi,s q dlnleG"
Cruel payihaster. thou false Devil!
our souls cry out. our tears do flow, I.
And ache orr hearts TO see such woeS
We fail would; do, as Christ did do,
Would gladly die for sinners, toe. It'll
but yet we hearthat game sad CRY
Ne will not live. why, sinner die: 8
Il My death for thee lsS Of avail
8'Tis Sunday bright the afternoon. a
Wien Christ's own Light all fully shone
Within the dark ana crowded jail.
in by loving christians fralls38
In their own strengthi hut strong IN
Love, ti .s
Reflccting Christ from Heaven above.
Praying that Ills rule viii prevail!
Though foul ths air, and dark, and and
f9i. damp, ssf't Fs5'.9 sSSs
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and Mr., j. FL. Boyer, on Twenty
eighth Street.
Miss Mildred Mitchell, of Tomkins-
willie, N. y, is the guest Of relatives
In lliS CITY.
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Yer now tbs Light through Jesus lamp,
The organ plays. child's voice sings,
a Gideon the Message brings
from Jesus Christ to each sad heart.
Which tells them of thGt better park
Freedom from self and ali evil.
Papers jtnts books brought the ladies:
Bright flowers too, giadGen 4.lle SAD
eyes,
Heart prayers ASCEND FOR each sick soul.
Asking Jesus 10 make them whole ]
o men. Ike, Wild. beasts Stunned and
caged,
s,ome claim The Law, tina; you've out I
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And REGION set, the chtist's your
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Charlottesville Social News.
Especial to TIC rlnaes-p spateh1

-
80 CHARLoTTESv1LLE. VA, pecemper5
.. THE social event of the week was
the concert given in Cabell HaD az
si1he university by David 'bispha NJ, me
Like the voices of Schumann-H eink,
:. Emil Fisher and n very treasured few
great sirg rs. Bispfains art mas ripen-
& ed and rnellowed, until now IL seems
is..to be in the very zenith of lts per-
q lection and tonal sympathy, The pro-
- gram ope ned with HandeFs timer
B s1ionored 20. Ruddier Thanathc Cherry,
10 than which there ure few songs bet,
Ga Ser calculated 10 tickle the palate, ana
closed with Liza Lehmann's IRE Mad
Dog. which has TO do WIN the lear
ttvoeal leserdemain arranged by Ter
sabert Huglas. entitled. 'tThe Suffering
The audience vas quite 4
-. Following the recital. n reception
was rendered the distinguished singer
al the home OF Professor and Mrs,
William NJ Thornton. Tire guests ir-
I. oludsd the members Of the faculty and
y their families, and few members Of
Tie student body.
le Mrs. Micajah Woods and her. dangh-
~ ter Miss T1ettie Moods. left Tuesday
for Birmir nam, Ala 70 attend the
wedding OF DR.. Lewis. Coleman Norris
and Miss Bessie Jemison, which WIN
sbe celebrated on next Wednesday, the
Miss Anne Keith rogers, OF Rich
. 1nond. IS. the guest OF Miss Louie An
~ Mr.. w s Rodes. who has seen in
charge OF the Albemarle and Char
louisville exhibit at the Jamestown
Exposition, has returned 10 MS home
: ut Alton.
& The Rev. j. I. Whitley. who succeeds
Or. W. w. Lear as presiding elder
Of the Charlottesville District Meth9-
dist Episcopal Church South, has
& reached the city, ana now occupies the
parsonage on Ridge street.
s. Miss Maggie Myers, after 9. delight
inl stay of Two weeks as the guest
~ Miss Matte Thonlasson, on West
Main Street, returned Thursday after
noon to her home II Lynchhurs.
Mrs Lansdnle, of the University, left
Monday Tor Bristol, Tenn She was
Joined at ioanoke b. her sister Miss
nc Mt. j. G, Garter and daughter Miss
l~ottie, OF the Iin'yerssty are on visit
ITO relatives .,.in ,.Ylasfiil gtpt.
~ Mr.. Walter sincllh. VI Birmingham
Mrs; &C. Sinclair, on Park Street.
- Miss Cary Cox, on her way from an
= extended trip South. spent q few DAYS
this week with relatives, and lief. Ned
he sti ,r i9r het h p In WASHINGTON
of the engineering department. OF tho.
university, Is at homo from ConnelIs-
Vile, IA where lie holds q pos itionf
Company.
Miss Adeline Rodes. who came home
Tor the Thanksgiving Holiday. has re-
ft-;,1 Turned TO. her studies Ut the Waman's
1sssoItse. Rtchlnond.
= Misses Roas and Mabel G5oue tie
accompllsiled daughters of MIR Cham
psrs Goode, OF Boydton, VA, are guests
& /, OF .helr brother, M. Douglas Csonde
~ SITE hoaess :, on Fourteenth Street.
Newport News Social News.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08

Nh and Mrs n G I. Kea an, annennee the
lita 10 Mr. Bruce HI Nor!s. NJ smithhela.
9. The weddius wilSrtake place al the
lone % tht parents OF the bride-elect, in
7rlci'aeac1 tqWnsllpi The last ca pecembse.