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The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
FLAGS FLY AT TRACK
Features OH Card for Open
ing at Benning.
THIRTEEN DAYS OF RACING
Blndensburg Handicap SteepIechnse,
Columbia Handicap, and Open
SteepleckHse Special Attractions
offered This AfternOOn-SOme Of the
Leading stables Present.

The fan meeting of the Washington
Jockey Club Will be opened at Benning
this afternoon at o'clock. when the
bugler calls the horses to the barrier for
the first race. Tie meeting will continue
fer thirteen days. the wind-dp being on
November 30.
Six races are on the card for each
afternoon, the features to-day being the
Bladensburg Handicap Steeplechase. Co
lumbia Han. .ecap and open steepleChase-
The racing should be better than in
former years as far as class goes. The
stakes have attracted entries from the
stables Of II. p. Whitney. r. T. Wilson.
jr., and others who formerly sent their
horses to winter quarters after the close
Of the New York season. Many of the
horses that raced at Pimlico recently
were shipped 10 Benning. so that with
those that left New York yesterday and
all during the week. there Will be an
abundance Of excellent racing material
Some of the st-known followers Of
the game viii be missing at Benning.
Some Of the biggest bOokmakers decided
10 close up shop for the winter after
yesterdays winnings or they did not
care Tor the inconvenience of walking
around the inclosure at Benning during
the racing Of six races zach day.
The scarcity of ready cash will prob-
ably cause many patrons OF the track
10 remain in New York instead Of COM
ing 10 Washington. preferring a visit 10
the other winter race tracks. for these
trips usually cost a pretty fair-sized
amount.
The CavanaUgh Special. with about
i,5o0 regulars aboard, arrived here at a
late hour last night
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
HATCHETITES ARE HOPEFUL.
Expect to Make Good Showing
Against '. p. 1. Despite Condition.

Against '. y. l. Despite Condition.
George Washington football squad left
over the Southern last night at 1915 for
Blacksburg, Va, where they play the
strong Virginia Polytechnic Institute this
afternoon.
The Hatchetites are in a crippled con
dition. but. Notwithstanding this fact,
Coach Nelson expects the team to make
a better showing against the Blacksburg
eleven than did Georgetown. which was
defeated by % 10 O.
Gait, Crafts, and Maxey viii not be
taken on the trip. as their condition pre-
cludes the possibility OF their playing.
Witten's shoulder is still in bad shape.
but he will probably be started in at full
back. as Kemeys. the substitute full back.
is barely able TO hobble about. Hooten's
neck is still bOthering him. but he will
try to stay the limit in to-day's contest.
The following players viii take the trip:
Cunning, Couden. Whitehead. Aston.
Baker, Holmes, Sommers. Brookes. White,
Pcarce, Neail, HoUgh, Witten, Hooten.
TullosS. Harralson. and Kemeys. Man
ager Ball and Coach Nelson, in company
with Mr. Melicl1, who will probably referee
the game. will accompany the team. The
team will probably line up as follows:
Cunning. left end: Whitehead, left tackle;
Aston, LEFT guard: Baker. center; Holmes.
right guard; SOmmeTs. right tackle;
Brookes, right end; Pearce, quarter back;
Hough, left half back; Tulloss. right half
back; Witten, full back
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16

Will be nothing doing for them tomorrow.
II Is known. however. that the Princeton
coaches really feel that the team has at
least an equal chance with Yale. Ger
tainly. the trip 20 the Connecticut hills
has improved the condition Of the men
materially. and Seigling is back in his
old form to-day
The team leaves Norfolk Inn at 10
o'clock tomorrow. arriving IN New
Haven at 1l:50 O'Clock Luncheon VIII
be eaten on the train, and the squad is
TO go direct 10 the track association
house al Yale Field. where the delega-
tion Will await the contest. which comes
at . o'clock.
Manager Wheeler. Of Princeton. states
that there is no OverContdenCe in the
Tiger camp. but, he says. I do be-
heve that we have a chance
Coach Roper tonight announced the
lineup as follows WiSter and Brown.
ends; Seigling and Booth tackles. Fuller
and McFadyn. guards: Philips. center.
Dillon. quarter back; Harlan and Tib-
bot. half backs and Mccormick. full
back
From official weights given out. il =
figured that the Princeton line averages
196 pounds and the backheId l7S pounds.
making the team average iS41z pounds.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
MIDDIES ARE DETERMINED.
Navy - Particularly Anxious to
Beat Penn state.

Annapolis. Nov l5.-The midshipmen
will make a desperate effort to redeem
themselves by making a good showing
against Pennsylvania State here tO-moT-
row. It is recognized that the game with
the Army team is drawing so close that
the Navy should be exhibiting something
Ike its top form If ii is 10 have a
chance 10 win
The team as il will start tomorrow
has several new men, two Of the back
field starting in a big game fOr the first
time However. both are good men,
Boynton at fun back and Burg al right
half, and have had much experience on
the scrub. They are both ambitious 10
make places on the regular team and
realize that their showing tomorrow will
have much TO do with whether they get
on the final line up against the Amy
team There WAS signal practice this
afternoon. but no regular lineup against
the scrubs
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
GENNEL WINS HELSBURG.
Captures Handicap from Field of six
mt Oakland.

San Francisco, Nov. l5.-The Helsburg,
handicap over the futurity course, at
tracted a field Of six. There was no real
favorite, although May L. had the call
At post time. Rineman was accorded a
strong support. while Rapid Water was
apparently out for an airing. as his price
receded from 10 l 10 10 l. Silver Stock
ing opened up a big gap in her field.
but was passed by GenneL Proper was
an Indifferent third.
Creston and Parjorita raced one an
other 70 n pound in the last race. and
Native Son came on and won handily.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs. Marion Casey M
lbedeil Y 70 !. won; Friar Of Elgin. ll9 Burnsl
10 2. second: Scatoa Gil lScovinel % . third
Time, l9l Last go. Glady Bache Lidairrtcu
Queen Bessie, Pluyia. Abe Ruef. Fern L. and som
bro also ran.
SECOND RACE-Firc furlongs. Money Nu,,. l2l
huHsi, ? 10 i. won; Titus, ll9 Nlentryl. IS 10 5
second, Billy Mayham, lgi Davis. 5 to l. third
Time, l;00 y5. +. NJ BTattaiu. WhiskerS UIo-
TINA. Pelham Golden Rule. Yosan and Princess
ID also ran
THIRD RACE -seven-eighths Of mile: selling.
All Ablaze. 100 tAlorelandl , 70 l. won Remembef
100 Stewart 20 to l. second; vinton. 100 Heather
tom. % 20 J. third. Time ! y 35 Big Store 81
Adams Huefano, Ban Lada. Palenman. and Clamor
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FUturty course. GeuneU. 100
tBuxton 10 2 won; Silver Stocking IS E
Lynch. 70 J. second: Proper. lls Radtke) 5 to
J. third. Time. 0s. Rifoman. Rapid Water. and
Mary L. also nan
FIFTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles The
Captain. 100 Powers. l. 70 s. won: Sahara 100 C
Ross 70 3 second: Isabellits. lOl iGentry) p 10
]. third Time. as. Redwood Chancellor Wal.
worth. Nav Halladay Little Joker Lori Of the
Vale. and Boart also ran
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course Native Son. III
uosu. 20 2 won; Pslctrita. 50 (Burnsl 20 /
second; Overlaudo lG N1oreland) 20 / third
Time. la9 - Blondy. Croston ana Ocean Shore
also far.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
VIRGINIA

Primed and prepared TO battle 10 the
limit the Georgetown and Virginia teams
VIII meet at Georgetown field to-day In
the most Important event on the sched-
ules of the two universities. The game
will be called at 2:S1 o'clock.
The Virginia squad. composed Of TWEEN
ty-two players. in charge Of Head Coach
Hammond Johnson. and accompanied by
Graduate Coaches Cooke and Paul, Dr.
Lambert. faculty representative, and
Trainer Launigan. arrived here early last
night ana is quartered at the Arlington
The players had complete rest yes
terday and every member Of the squad
is reported in perfect condition for the
hard contest.
All Of the visiting players are supreme
ly confident of winning and the team VIII
be supported by the largest delegation
of students that ever went out from
Charlottesville 20 cheer for Virginia a
special Will arrive here early this morn
ing carrying 60O undergraduates. accom-
panied by the Stonewall Band from
Staunton. and the ranks Of the Virginians
viii BE- enlarged by delegations OF alumni
who are coming to Washington especially
TO support the team.
GeOrEetOvn's Last Practice.
4 short but snappy signal practice yes
terday ended Georgetown's work for the
game. The graduate coaches drove the
team 20 the limit. and while the varsity
was rehearsing formations under Dr
Reilly. the other alumni We're behind
the substitute and scrub eleveus.
Despite the fact that Virginia is IA
vorite and comparative scores are de
cidedly in favor of the visitors. "A de-
cided air Of confidence pervades George
town. and OF all the Blue and Cray
students the members of the squad are
the most hopeful
After the practice. Capt. butcher said:
Il do not want to make any prediction
as 10 the probable outcome of the game
understand Virginia is favOrite, but /
believe that our team. with the marked
Improvement which il has shown during
the past ten days. backed up by the
spirit which always asserts itself when
a GeUgetown team takes the field in a
critical game. viii bring us through to
morrow Every man on the team is pre-
pared 10 fight IL out 10 the last ditch.
and We are hopeful OF winning
The Georgetown student body held the
last OF a series Of mass meetings iu Gas
ton Hall last night. and all arrange
ments for cheering were completed. a
section Of the students will leave the
law school building promptly al o'clock.
and. accompanied by a band, will march
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
May Play Big Game in New Yorl.

New York, Nov. l5.-There is Il plan
now on foot to bring together Michigan
and the Indians at American League
Park, in New York. on THANKSGIVING
Day, providing the Ann Arbor aggrega-
ton defeats the Quakers on Saturday
Such contest will be welcome by all
lovers OF football, as it would once more
mean having big intercollegiate contest
TO go along with the Thanksgiving tur-
kew
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
HARVARD NOT CONFIDENT.
Undergraduates Fear Result of Game
with Dartmouth.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. I5.-Only the
lightest kind Of work was given the Har-
ward football team this afternoon in
preparation for the Dartmouth game.
The lineup tomorrow afternoon will
be: Bird and Macdonald, ends: Burr and
Fish, tackles; Hoar and Peirce. guards:
Grant. center; Newhall. quarter back:
Rand and Wendell. half backs: ApOllonio.
full back
There is lack Of confidence as regards
the chances Of Harvard's winning to-
morrow among the undergraduates, be
cause Of the fact that the Harvard team
has so few reliable players.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
CORNELL IS PREPARED.
VIII Send Full Strength Into Game
with SUarthmOre

Ithaca. Nov. 15.-rhdt Cornell will send
her full varsity team into the game
against SWarthmore tomorrow was
shown this afternoon, when in the final
signal practice every regular but Van
Orman was on the Job. With the ex-
ception of right end. where Harris VIII
take Van Orman's place. the Ithacans
will lineup the same as in the Prince
ton and West Point contests.
Capt Cook went out OF the game again
to-day, and Lynch was back at tackle,
so Cosgrove appeared in the lineup for
the first time this week. and was in
splendid condition
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
EASTERN SoPHS WIN.
Trim Peabody school Outfit in Well
PLAYED Game

The Eastern sophs prolonged their win
ming streak yesterday afternoon by de-
featIng the Peabody School outfit by
Is to g.
The game was hotly contested from
the start. the score standing 10 In
favor of the High School lads at the end
OF the first half This leading was over
come. however, by the graded school ag-
gregation in the early part of the clos
ing half, and II was not until darkness
made play almost impossible that the
High School boys were able to come TO
victory. Harrison, the right half of the
Eastern squad, was the feature performer
of the game, his line plunging resulting
in the victory for the Southeast eleven.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
CAPR0NS ARE TRIMMED.
Athletic Association Quint Wins
One-Sided Game. - to s.

The Athletic Association basketball
team made It's initial appearance in sec
ton 3 OF the Washington City Basket
ball League last night. when II defeated
the CaPronS by - 70 g.
The winners played a consistent game.
eXcelling in passing and team work. The
association team. from its performance
last night looks fair 10 make a strong
bid for first hcnors in its section.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
R.LM. to Meet AIe,nndrin

The speedy Rhode Island Methodist foot
ball outfit Will journey 10 Alexandria to-
day to try matters with the Alexandria
Athletic Club eleven The Washington
team has been practicing hard IN antici-
patton of the contest, and a good game
should result
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
Hunting in Western Nary1nnfi

Cumberland. Md. Nov. 15-Heury p.
Bridges. a Baltimore lawyer. and Harry
Norris. in "A three days hunt on SideIing
Hin. west Of Hancock. killed thirty rsb-
hits. one pheasant. one raccoon. and i've
turkeys.
Peter Mcfarland Alexander Dice. Au-
suSt NInd Adolph Winkler. and Andrew
Bailey. Of Lonaconins, IN d three days
hunting trip in the Potomac bottoms.
sho; ninety rabbits and twenty-five par
tridgeS
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
LIPE TO HEAD RICHMOND.
Assumes Managerial Duties of Vfr-
Einin LeHEue Club.

NIHIH ItuNut NIuD-
Special % The Washington Herald
Atlanta, Nov. l5.-Perry Lipe. manager
Of the Macon baseball team, in the South
Atlantic League, last year. will be man
ager Of the Richmond team IN the Viz
6inia State League according 10 the
statement accredited TO Jake Well. who
has been in the city several days looking
after the interests of the Macon team,
in addition 20 his theatrical business.
Lipe's good record in the South and his
knowledge OF players viii stand him well
IN hand in his new official duties as man
ager OF the Richmond team.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
Turner VS.. Monday

Joe Turner. OF this city. will meet
Young Monday. a well-known wrestler OF
Brooklyn, Monday evening in the National
Guard gymnasium. best two in three
falls. The match is for the benefit Of the
association basketball team. Pat O'Con-
nor will referee
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
RIVAL TEAMS READY
Georgetown and Virginia
Primed for Big Game.
VISITORS ARE THE FAVORITEs

scores Give EharlOtteS-
Vile Eleven an Advantage, but
Blue and Gray Hopeful of Victory.
Six Hundred Students Coming to
Back Virginin-PrObabI Lineup.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
CHURCH LEAGUE.
NAVY YARD LEAGUE.
Wonder Beats TyndnlI.

The second game of the great Southern
pool tournament at the Brunswick Social
Club was won by Wonder. of Philadel-
phia, who defeated Joe Tyndau, Of Rich
mond, 100 to a. in an interesting contest.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
FIVE FAVORITES FAIL
Books Make Haul on Last
Day at Aqueduct.
PUBLIC LOSES ON McCARTER
Backed Down TO to 3. He Had
None of His Usual Great Speed and
Did Not Finish i'm the Money In the
Nassau HaRdicaP-Great Crowd Wit
neSses Closing of Racing Season.

New York. Nov 15-The metropolitan
racing season closed at Aqueduct track
this afternoon in The presence Of one Of
the largest crowds Of the meeting.
The grandstands were filed and the
lawn was black with spectators during
the running of the races. the attendance
being close TO 15,000 persons. which was
fitting tribute to the sport. But the
form players did not enjoy much of the
races. for five heavily backed favorites
We're beaten. which netted a final haul
for the bOOkmakers.
McCarter. backed down to to $, had
practically none Of his usual great speed.
and as a result he got no part Of the
money in the Nassau Handicap for all
ages, at mile. Jack Joyners Cressina.
: 20 l, was the winner
w II Daniel, 20 70 J. led for more than
half a mile when he stopped and Cres-
sina went 10 the front and Won easily
from Ben Ban. S 10 l. by a length and
a half Time 1 80
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
The Summaries.

FIRST RACES end oue-haH furlougs Hes.
sian. loj NIilerl. % p won; Suffrage is lNealonl
90 >. second; Lad Of Langdou. I05 Dclahyl. 90 2
third Time. In Bat Mastersou. Keator. and
Frank Lord also ran.
SECOND BACE-Oue and onc-sixteeuth miles
Mery England l0i &C.. Svainl. 10 J. won. Bad
News. los .McDauieD. : % s. second Kilter. ll5
tE- Dugan', 60 2. third Time IA Agile. Con
slstsnty and s.. Valentine also ran
THIRD RACE-SCrn fmllnCs- Aimee c. % JP
Kelly, 90 5. won. Ruscinio. 90 NIussrarel . 20
T. second, Nhiddu. 10 NliIlerl. % 5. third
Time In. Louis R1edTgr also nan
fOJEIH RACE-Ou- mile. Crcssina IS DE
abyl. % I. won. Ben Ban. 100 tBrlsseIN 10 /
second; Gretna Green ll2 iNottgTI. % ]. third
Time i.39- McCarter. NcrtIn. DoyIe Far West.
and ". H. Daniel also rau
FIFTH RACE-oue. mile. lCe High IOi lP
Kelly, 90 J. won. stony Lee. % DcIabyl % L
second. FloUawoy. l0I Alusgravei, 20 J. third
Time, IL Cora Price and Reside also run
SIXTH EACE-Six furiongs. Zisg. IRs Nc
Daniel % J. won; Duke Il Brid-cNater l0j
luusgryeI. Co J, second; Throuu0um. JOS Nm-
lrl. 90 J. third. Time. "a 25 Red Bonnet
puatess1 A-uldme Winning star Sir Gslahad
Alex Grant. Billy B. Van, The Shaushran. and
M.TdIi also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
RECORDS OF THE TEAMS.
GEORGETOWN.

EkohG tApNN y,
October 5-Gallaudet, 50.
October i9-Naryland. 10.
OclCber 26-FCrdham. O-36.
November Virginia Tech. G3
November S-Nurth Carolina. 5-l2.
Georgetown. y; opponents. 20.
VIRGINIA.
September g7-Dayidson. 5-5
October 2-Richmond. So
October 5-St Johns. 224
October E-Galiaudct. %
October l9-N. NJ. l.. lS-E
October 8-NCrth Carolina. 81.
November 2-ScWartc. 0-l2
November 9--WsshinetOn and Lee. 50.
Virginia. l& opponents. As.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16

Touehdowi,s-H Harrison t2l. Buck Stewart. Ret
sfee-Mr. Perry. Technical. Umpire-Mr. Farmer.
Eastern. Time Of hal,cs-i5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation I'm The Dis
trict Of Columbia Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16

to Fourteenth street and New York ave
nue. and take cars for the field. The
Georgetown cheering section viii be in
the west stand. and Howard Smith. cap
tain Of the baseball team. will lead the
cheers.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
The Lineup.


The lineup was announced last night
The Washington herald., 1907-11-16
Oakland.


Apprentice allowance claimed.
Also eligible.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-24

Miss Mamie Clyburn, of Dixie,
returned Monday from visit to
relatives at Kershaw and Halle
Mine.
Miss Edith Stewart, of Rock
Hill, who has been VISITING
friends in Lancaster, returned
home Monday night.
Mr., j. q. Edwards returned
Saturday from trip TO the
Jamestown Exposition, Wash.
ington and st. Louis.
Mr.. w. B. Knight, who has
been spending two or three days
with his family here, returned
to Gastonia yesterday.
Mrs. S. E. Durant, os Clinton
returned home yesterday, after a
pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs
warwick, and sister, Mrs. Julia
Porter.
MIR. j. N. Spann, of Columbia
spent Saturday and Sunday here
with his family, who is spending
the summer with Mrs. Spann's
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas II.
Connors.
Mrs John A. Cook, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss
Fay, and son, Master Charlie.
went to Charlotte Yesterday
to visit relatives.
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DEATH of Mrs. E. 81. BroaU,,

Mrs. &. j. Brown, an aged
lady who lived on the plantation
of Mr.. j. M. McAteer in the
Craigsville section, died Monday
night, of cancer. She was the
widow of William Brown OF
York county and was IL years
old. She moved to Lancaster
from York, her native county.
about four years ago. She is sur
vived by a granddaughter, Mrs.
Ernest Cauthen. Mrs. Brown had
been In helpless condition for
eight weeks. She was a member
o: he Metho list church. The
remains were buried yesterday
al Shiloh church.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-24
as. Lancaster.

The suit by Kershaw county
against Lancaster county, brought
to settle the disputed line be-
tween the two counties, will l,ke-
~ be heard by the Court in ses-
sion In Camden this week. Mr..
Erhest Moore aud Messrs. viii
llams IL Williams are the attor.
neys for this county. They will
probably 90 to Camden tomor.
row.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-24
Dedication Service.

The dedication service of the
Pine Greek Baptist Church will
take place on the fourth Sunday
in July inst.
We heartily and cordially in
vite all persons and churches who
have contributed to the building
of our church, to send represen.
tatives to the dedication service
on the fourth Sunday.
Those who purpose sending us
contributions will please send or
bring the same, to us by the ded-
ication service.
Representatives wishing to at
tend these services will please
send their names to Mr.. J. f..
Robertson, chairman of commit
tee on hospitality.
Truly in Christ,
w. S. Walters.
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DEATH Of u Child.

Uriah Picket, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Picket Plyler, of
The Tabernacle section, died last
Monday morning, at 4 O'Clock -
DE lacked but a few days of be-
ing a year old. The remains were
buried at Tabernacle church
Monday afternoon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-24
TO Buttd Three Houses.

Mr.. j. M. Hood is going to
build, rdhis summer, three dwell.
lngs for rent, on his lot on Ca
tawba street. One of the build
1ngs Will be two stories in height.
and the others cottages of several
rooms each, Excavations are
now being made on ,he lot. pre-
paratory to the erection of the
houses.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-24
Picmtc at Beaver Creeh saturelav.

There will be a Sunday School
picnic at Beaver creek church
next Saturday. 9th. There will
be songs and recitations by the
children Refreshments will be
sold for the benefit of the church
Committee on order of the
day: w. /. Hilliard, Z. b. Ham.
mond and w. S. Blackmon.
Committee on refreshments :
3 h. Powers, A. f. Hammond
and l.. ID. Strother. The public
is invited to attend with we'll
filled baskets.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-07-24
Sot"ters on for Ecp0sitiom 10.
ddN.

shutters on for Exposition 10.
day.
The first regiment of South
Carolina will go into camp at the
jamestown Exposition this week
The different companies will
leave their respective home sta
t"ns today, meeting at Rock
Hill, from which point thespecial
trains will leave with the soldiers
tonight Tor jamestown. Com
pany b., Capt. J q. Richards of
Liberty Hill commanding, will
board the Southern at Heath
Springs.
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Wd1T5dDe this 1NeJ.,loon- Mr.
Charlie FHnderbuih ana Miss
Otp CUip To Jyed.

OtP Cwipto Wed.
a popular young Lancaster
couple will be united i'm holy
wedlock this afternoon. Mr. G.
W: FunderburR will be the
groom, and Miss Ola Culp. the
bride. fhe Interesting ceremony
will be performed at the home
here of the brides father, Mr.
w. B. Culp, at 4:3O O'Clock.
The Rev. r. E. Turnipseed, pas.
tor of the First Methodist church.
Will otliciate, A number of the
relatives and friends of the con-
tracting parties will witness the
nuptlals. AT the conclusion of
the ceremony the bridal couple
will drive to the home of the
groom's father, Mr.. U. A. Fun
derburk, in the Tabernacle sec.
ton, where reception will be
given them tonight.
MIR. Funderburk, who is with
the Williams-Hughes company,
is one OF Lancaster's model young
men and he has many friends
here and throughout the county.
Miss Culp is a most estimable
young lady and is possessed of
pleasing personality. For the
past two or three years she has
been a member of the corps of
teachers of the cotton mills
school.