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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-18

property OF the county In addition 10
the levy authorized for other purposes
a suficient sum to pay the interest on
the bond hereby authorized a. d and
when the same mature and also to
create and maintain q sinking fund
which shall be sufficient to discharge
the principal Of said bonds at their
maturity and the monies arising from
such levies shall be known as the
bond fund.- and shall be used for
the payment OF interest coupons and
bonds, and for no other purpose what
ever, and after due consideration Of
the same a vote has, been taken re-
sultings as follows: yeas, A. y. Fair
child. A. L. Reynolds, and j. w. Rein.
hard, Nays, none. Passed and ap.
proved Sept. Is, 1910, j. w. Reinhard,
chairman. Attest: CIV. McCarty,
county auditor. The balance OF the
day was spent In allowing claims. On
motion the board adjourned to meet
Wednesday, Sept IA, 1910, ct
o'clock. s.
Attest, G. w McCarty,. County Aud
By J. F, Stevens, Deputy.
wv. Reinhard, Chairman.
Proceedings OF the board of super,
visors, Wednesday Sept. IA, 1910
being the third day Of the September
session. The board met pursuant to
adjournment, members all present
Presid dent. u. w. Reinhard in the chair
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved. The quarterly report
Of r. s. Lowenberg as steward OF the
county home was approved. The an
nual report Of the soldiers relief com
mission was approved. The petition OF
E. Dorothy ct al for q change in high.
way was rejected, The petition OF q
E. loops ct al for vacation Of a high.
way was laid over. The petition Of
Jennie J. Moore for reduction OF as
sessment was granted. The tax abate
ment petition OF 8. Bollinger was
granted for the year, 1909.
The tax abatement petitions of tho
following persons we're granted for the
year 1909: G. W. Walker, Mrs
Almertta Ward and Mrs. Sarah G. AL
bright. The following resolution was
then adopted. Resolved by the board
OF supervisors OF Wapello county
Iowa, now In regular session that the
following taxes be levied on the tax
able property of said Wapello county
as assessed for the year 1910. to-wit:
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OF forty-six thousand dollars, evil
denced by valid subsisting and legal
obligations OF said county, all OF which
were outstanding On the first day OF
Sept. 1910. and whereas, none OF the
warrants proposed to be funded by
this resolution were Issued In payment.
of an expenditure exceeding $4,000 in
the erection Of q court house, jail, poor;
chase Of real estate for county pur-
poses exceeding $4,000 In value, or IN,
The purchase Of bridge exceeding
the cost Of $4,000, and said warrants
were not issued In any manner In con-
travention with the provisions OF sec
tons 423 and 424 OF the code as amend
ed. and where's, IL is deemed best for
the interest Of said county to fund said
outstanding Indebtedness to the extent
OF $4,000, therefore; be itsresolved by
the board OF supervisors OF the county
Of Wapello in the state Of Iowa. that
there shall be and there Is hereby or
dered issued the negotiable coupon
bonds OF said county to the aggregate
amount OF forty-six thousand dollars
($46,000). for the purpose of funding
like amount Of its valid subsisting legal
Indebtedness outstanding on the first
day Of Sept, 1910. Be 1t further re-
solved, that the bonds hereby author
lied shall consist Of forty-six bonds In
number In the denomination OF one
Thousand dollars each, numbered con-
secutively from one to forty-six, both
numbers Inclusive, and shall be desig-
mated Funding Bonds, Second Series"
They shall bear date Of Sept. 1, 1910,
and shall become due and payable as
follows, towit:
Bonds No. / to 5, $4,000, on the arst
day OF October, 1913.
Bonds No. 6 to 10, $4,000, on the first
day Of October, 1915. u.
Bonds No. II to 20, $4,000, on the
frst day Of October, 1921. %
Bonds No. 81 to SO. $4,000, on the
first day Of October. 1922.
Bonds No. 81 to As, $4,000, on the
first day Of October, 1928.
The bonds hereby authorized shall
bear interest at the rate Of five per
cent per annum. payable semi-annually
on the first days OF April and October
in each year, interest to the maturity
OF said bonds to be evidenced by in
terest coupons to be attached to each
of said bonds. Both principal and in
terest Of said bonds shall be payable
In lawful money Of the United States
OF America at the county treasurer's
Office with exchange. Be it further re-
solved, that said bonds shall designed
by the chairman of the board Of super
visors and attested by the county audi.
tor, and each of said bonds and con-
pons shall be in substantially the fol-
lowing form, towit:
Form Of Bond.
M 81 mi, m
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CHURCH HILL. NEWS
intended for this column be left the

Mr.. w. A. Nunnally. of 2511 East
port in the interest Of his newly pat
ented auartering level This mechan-
zeal device. which Is pronounced the
finest In IFS line ever invented. Is be-
ing marketed by the Commonwealth
Construction Company, for whose In
terest MIR. Nunnaliy la now travelling.
A recent order for ten of these tools
is believed to be only the -forrrtnncr
of many large orders when once thCii
merit is fully recognized Mr.. Nlin-
nally will be absent from the city a
week or ten days.
The Rev. r. M. Potts, pastor ..
Union Station Methodist church, will
preach the annual sermon before the
lakewood Memorial Association Sun
day. May /. at his church. Delegates
from Lee Camp and also from tho
Soldiers Home will attend the SER
vices.
A large concoarse of sorrowing
friends attended the funeral OF Miss
Mamie Tyler at East End Eaptss.
church yesterday afternoon. The
floral tributes were unusually beau
tiful and the entire service very sweet
and Impressive.
Church Hill has been tagged; she
has been blot-ked: she has planteo
trees accordi. : to proclamation.
and now 1t secms she must get busy
and do hrr spring cleaning or NAY
I'd. and then ENJOY her belIedom- IN
the 18th Of May every man, woman,
child. horse. mule and dog must be
adorned with the little red bell for
the Virginia Home for Incurabies
naads funds, and we must rally 10
her cali. Surely the appeal ws7ich
sthaEe suffering .ahntsins.s HaaAs 10
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our hearts and synpathies will also
touch our pocketbooks, now in their
hour OF need.
The announcement that Miss kd,th
Eaton. formerly superintendent II the
Virginia Hospital, has taken charge
of St. Andrews Hospital in Lynch
burg. will be OF interest on Church
Hill, where Miss Eaton visited Mrs.
Jack Leach several weeks on Hrs,
coming to Richmond Miss Eaton Is
a graduate of the University of Penn
sylvania.
The condition of Mr.. Samuel Wool
bridge. OF Twenty-third and N streets
who was SO seriously burned by the
explosion of an oil stove yesterday
morning, shows slight improvem. II.
Mr.. Woodbridge il suffering intense
ly. but his physician hopes that his
injuries may not prove serious
Captain julius " Haake died last
night at his residence, 1901 North
Twenty-eighth street. Captain Haake
was q member of the IRE department
and had been III nearly year.
A crowd which flied every avail.
able space attended the Leigh Street
bazaar last night. The supper served
exceeded all expectations. both as t.
menu and patronage. The Bachn-
.lor's Dream" with Mr.. John Goode
as bachelor. was greatly enjoyed. The
program tonight will be under the
Craftsmanship Of Mrs. Everette Par
kinson, and wfH ~eonstEt Of solos by
splendid talent. Thursday evening
Mrs william Lucys music class. in
Guiding the West End Angels. will be
the attraction. Friday evening tho
Northside Orchestra will entertain.
Mrs. u. n. Wells died last night al
her residence, 26ut EA1E Marshall
aiEazh IA the lily nh y4aE al A4s
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FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 1910,

III IL IA.
on the premises in Chesterfield County
the property of the bankrupt, described
in the aforesaid decree as follows;
That certain brick plant in Chester
field County, in the State of Virginia,
near the City of Manchester, commencing
on Maury St, at the northwest corner Of
Redford's land, thence west northwardly
54 degrees cast and fronting on the south
line OF Maury Street 461 feet to the center
OF Goose Greek, thence southwardly and
down the center of Goose Creek as it
meanders to Masons line and Richmond
and Manchester Land Company 1873 feet
to Redford's land; thence northwardiy,
llS5 3o-l0O feet to the point OF begin
ming on said Maury Street, containing
IL 54-l00 acres together with buildings,
machinery. kilns, bumpers and fixtures
thereto belonging. steam shovel, and other
tools and machinery on the premises used
In operating the brick yard. all horses,
mules, wagons and other personal prop
erty Of every character and description,
used or appcrtaining to said plant; and
also, bricks there situate, old iron, scrap
iron and junk, and all personal property
there found of every character, what
soever, except the property recently
placed there by the Martin Machine
Company, title to which is in said COM
pany reserved
And on the same day at the hour OF
400 O'Clock, p. NJ, shall offer for sale,
in the City of Richmond, Va, on the
premises, hereinafter described, the real
estate, described in said decree rs follows,
with certain personal property, consisting
of household goods, furniture, etc, namely,
That certain piece or parcel OF land
in the City of Richmond, Va, with the
brick dwelling, No. 401 North Haryie
Street, and other improvements thereon,
situated on the east side Of Harvie Street,
between Main Street and Floyd Avenue,
and bounded as follows, to-wit Be-
ginning at a point on the east line OF
Harvie Street distant l31 feet, 0 inches
north Of Main Street, and thence running
northwardly along the east line OF Harvie
Street and fronting thereon twenty-four
feet; and thence back eastwardly between
parallel lines, las feet, inches to public
alley in the rear
NOTE.--The two parcels of real estate
are subject to the contingent right OF
dover Of the wife OF the bankrupt, and the
first parcel is sold subject to a lien CT
So, 200 payable April 1st, 1914, with
interest thereon payable quarterly, and
the second parcel Of real estate is sold
subject to lien OF 81, 600 payable August
18th, 1912, with interest payable thereon
quarterly.
Terms Cash
b. RAND WEXFORD,
Trustee and Receiver Of
w. BENZ. DAVIS, Bankrupt.
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pioye needs to keep him alive--food
clothing, shelter, medicines-~is made
dearer by tariff charges. The cost of
living eats up money faster than he
can earn It.
For this reason the railway EN-
ployes are demanding greater wages.
And because of the greater cost of
rails, engines. ties. cars and other
equipment the railway managers de-
clare that ii they raise wages they
must make an equivalent raise Of the
freight rates.
And the patent ass. the self-ruling
public, whose direct Representatives
make the tariff schedules and thereby
compel dear carrying and dear living,
complacently foots the bills!
And this, and more, Is done in the
name of "protection"--hea help us
alll-Philadelphia Record.
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VIRGINIA
WEDDINGS
Dorr---IInmphreys.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian'3
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April 20.
4 wedding Of much interest in social
circles at the University of virginia
viii take place at six o'clock this syen-
ing when Mics Jeanette Rose rum :
phreys, daughter of Prof. Milton Nyne
Humphreys. of the chair OF Greek IN
the University. will become the bride OF
DIR. John Sebastian Dorr, OF johns faop-
kins University, Baltimore.
The wedding viii take place at the
Humphreys home. near the University
The officiating clergyman VIII be the
Rev W. w, Lear, of Norfolk former
Presiding Elder Of the charlottesville
District, Methodist Episcopal church.
South, and one Of the Oldest frtenaS OF
the Hum phreys family.
The bride win he given away by her
father. She VIII wear becoming
gown of crepe meteor, Embroidered IN
pearls and Duchess lace. Her veil VIII
be caught with clusters of orange bios
sens and she will carry a shower bou-
quet of lilies OF the valley.
The only attendants will be the
brides elder sister Miss Louise Gar
land Hum phreg,, the artist now OF New
York, and the eroom's only sister, Miss
Norman Kate Dorr, OF Boston. Inc
former VIII be gowned in hatiste and
lace, and the latter in cream SILK. Each
viii carry a large bunch OF American
Beauty roses,
DR. Fl. c. Niche. e. S. A., will be the
groom's best man, and the ushers VIII
: ne MF EDWARD ECTrfner, Jr1 or frrttcr-
ick, Md. and Mr.. Oliver Thomas, I. .
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ive a reception to theIr memhers and

give a reception to their members and
friends at Liberty hall.
There was a good deal of excitement
In the village Monday morning. A mad
dog was seen about six O'Clock. Sever
al men and boys went on a hunt for
several hours; the owner. Mr., Burton.
found and killed the dog about nine
o'clock. a.
Rev. Balderson has returned but Is
unable to fill his pulpit Rev. Swan
viii continue TO preach until June.
Mrs. Carrot. of Caroline county is WIS.,
fting her daughter. Mrs. Belle Richard
son on Fern avenue.
Mrs. Davis. who was operated upon
Friday Is getting on nicely.
MIR. Eddie Heckler,s of Centralia Ia
visiting his parents on Main avenue.
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Before the service, THE Spring song
will be rendered on the violin by Miss
Kate Mcneil, OF the University, accom-
panied by Miss Mel, Irvine, on the pl~
ano. During the service these two mu-
,.at.sts- i44-sesteief- 49A-perfaet- Love
Immediately after the ceremony, a
large wedding cake, Will be cut by the
many friends OF the bride. Miss Ro-
berta Fulton. of the Miller SchoL Will
preside at the bunch bowl, and - cake
will be passed by the Biliike3ad 4hb or
Char et t+epiAAiie EFF " which Hum
phreys has been a membeyE Yer since
IL was organized
DR. and Mrs. Dorr viii leave on the
1880 train over the Southern Railway
for Baltimore 10 take the boat for
Savannah, G8., where they will spend
their honeymoon of two months on an
island with old -fT4aIa$r-===
Miss Mary Duke. of this city, recent
Ivy entertained with a miscellaneous
shower In honor of Mics Humphreys
Many pretty and useful gifts were
placed in "a large umbrella and these
were showered on the bride -to-be. Miss
Alice McGee and Miss osborne, OF
Orange, dispensed tea, and delicious re-
freshments were served. Several vocal
selections by Miss Mcbride added much
to the eHjeyments Of the guests.
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MFR. and Mrs. Walker left for an ex-
tended trip Merit srrrrf viii ,r ut horne
after May 10. at Walkerton, Va.
Guests from distance included Mrs.
n. r.. Steed, Miss Carrie Steed, Of Nor
folk; MIR. and Mrs. Felix Garrett, OF
Nest Virginia Mr-a Ht-Ars.- GeorGe
Garrett, Joseph Garrett, OF Norfolk;
Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Garrett. OF Cumber-
/ land; Mr.. and Mrs, X. q. Horance. Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Broaddus. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Neale, MIR. and Mrs. l.. G..
Garrett, MIR. and Mrs. II. s. Prible and
Miss Marin Garrett of Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Neale. of Saluda;
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles Eubank, of Heaths-
lille, and Mrs. Beverly Segar. of Ur-
banna.
The bridal party were entertained at
n beautiful reception on Tuesday even
ing, and large dance followed the
ceremony
acknowledgements.
The marriage of Miss Lula Mae An
carrow and Mr. J. y. Williams was
solemnized Monday afternoon. April 1S.
at 4 o'clock, by the Rev. "a. +. For
roster, in the home of the brides sis
ter. Mrs. c. +. Sprenkle. ,5r., s120 Floyd
avenue. Only the Immediate family
were present, The Bride liz the young
est daughter ri Mr.. and Mrs j. w.
Ancarrow, Of Point Eastern, Va. The
groom liz son of MIR. and Mrs. j. III,
! Williams or Washington. Mr., and
Mrs. Williams will make their future
home In WASHINGTON ID G.
4 Cards Issued.
/ MIR. and Mrs John A. Walsh have
issued cards announcing the approach
Ing marriage OF their daughter, Miss
! Annye Walsh. to Mfr. Lee Wuodson.
The ceremony viii take place Wednes-
da< evening Aprlt 2T at q 80 o'clock
at S04 North Twenty fifth street.
4 Personals.
4 Miss Annie Terrell, OF Danvile, is
she guest OF relatives In this city.
1 Miss Grace Meaeham. Of New York,
In the guest of her sister. Mrs James
/ c. sinyth. at 2224 West Grace street.
| Mrs. King and Mrs Riley. Of the
| Chesterfield, are spending several days
I in Washington.
/ Misses Cora and Adelaide Walton.
( of Columbia. Va. are the guests of the
! Misses Netherland, on East Grace
/ street. ~
/ The fourth In the series of card
parties to be given by the Ladies' Aux
1 Hilary will be held in the Jefferson
/ club Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
| Miss Margaret Greene has returned
to her home after "A visit 10 friends
here.
Miss Lily George, of Charlottesville,
was "a recent guest Of friends here.
4 Watch Lost.
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Highland Springs

The Eastern star Council met Mon
day night at the Odd Fellows hall
Quite a large number OF members re-
presenting different counciis OF Rich
mond, visited the council and spent q
most enjoyable evening.
The Food sale given by the Ladies'
Md Society. Saturday. was quite sue
cess. every article being sold.
The Jr, O. A. NJ. Will hold their reg
ular meeting Thursday night at the
Odd Fellows hall.
The Odd Fellows will meet Wednes-
day night IN their hail.
The Liberty Hail Social Club will not
hold u meeting Friday night but will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20

the loss Of a watch that he and MS
wife ener their daughter some years
ago. The watch was LOST on twenty
fifth street between Marshall ana
Leigh. In the back Of II is inscribed
the words, Mother and Father 70
Evelyn" He will appreciate 1t highly
II the finder viii return the watch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20

WINCHESTER. VA, April 20,--An-
nouncement IL made of the marriage of
Miss Gretna Fawcett, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph NJ, Fawcett of Ope-
qunn TO Mr.. Guy Frye, prominent
young farmer. (which took place quietly
at the home OF the brides parents on
last Thursday by Rev. G. w. Cassell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20

age. she leaves two daughters, lii
liam and Mamie. and two sons, who
have the sympathy Of their friends
The infant son Of Mr.. Seymour
Christian. whose wife died q few
weeks ago. Is very III at the resi-.
dence OF his aunt. Mrs.. Lonnie Doug.
las, OF 30S North Thirty-first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8. Robertson, Of
Hill yesterday.
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Lindsa y--Worrell.

LYNCHBuRG, VA, April 20.-Miss
Lottie r. Worrell. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Y. A. Worrell. was married to Mr..
Samuel Elliott Lindsay of Roanoke.
yesterday afternoon, by Rev. w, A.
Ayres. The maid of honor was Miss
Carrie Louise Worreil. DR.. Waiter
Scott Lindsay. of Petersburg, was best
mar
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WILL MEET TO FEEDER ATE
HENRICO AND HANOVER branches

meeting of the w. c. T. T. will be
held at the Broad Street Methodist
church. Thursday Afternoon at 2:30
o'clock The meeting has been called
to federate the Henrico and Hanover
county branches of the organization
for wider work, Mrs. NJ NJ. Newton,
a State and national organizer. VIII
preside.
A general election of officers will fol-
low The consolidation ON proceedings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
Stole Pineapple Plant.

A pineapple plant that was highly
priced by its owner was stolen from
the yard OF Mrs. Edelberg. 122 South
Fifth street. some time Saturday night
A report has been received at the po-
lice station and was recorded on the
bulletin which the officers file for the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-20
Sunsl.--...i< erei1n.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. April 90.
announcement Is made of the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Lucy Box
ley kendig, daughter Of Samuel Il.
Kendig, of Spotsylvania county, to
Jeremiah hell Jeter Sugg. of Caroline
county, the ceremony TO take place
1T the home Of the bride May 4.
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Pursuant to- and by virtue OF the
authority given me by an order. Of the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia. in the mat
ter Of W. Benz Davis, Bankrupt, therein
pending, entered on the 4th day Of April
1910 | shall offer for sale at public auc-
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Elected District Physician

DIR. A. II. Smith was elected by
the City Council Tuesday night dis
trict physician for the Second district
to succeed Dir. Thomas Pretiow, who
recently resigned. DIR. Smith was
nominated by Alt7rman Adams and
Councilmen Mills and Reade
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And the Public pax

And the Public Pay.
Everything that railway uses for
purposes of construction, repair or
maintenance is made more costly by
reason of tariff exactions.
. EVerYthing that the railway en-
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Reliable Accounts Solicited.

/ kets filled with white sweet peas. They
wore charming white frocks with wide
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BANKRUPT SALE
OF
Valuable Brick Plant

APpURTENANCEs, LIVE STOCK,
ETC, NEAR MANCHESTER, VA,
AND BRICK DWELLING ON HAIR
VIE STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
BELONGING TO ESTATE OF w.
BENZ. DAVIS, BANKRUPT.
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Watch Lost.

Sergeant s, w. Holteroft. OF the First
police station, Is distressed because of
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
Nice Detached Dwelling
9l7 West Main Street
9 rooms, large lot, rent reasonable.
JOHN T. EODDIN Il co. e
NEARLY IA PER CEN

NEARLY IL PER CENT
Two new Houses, six rooms each, best
renting section, renting for 1886 per
annum. Owner needs money
SULLIVAN Il COMPANY.
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Society

zncident 70 the Confederate re-
! 61e win be many beautiful enter
tnmcnts given in nonor OF the bevy
ch&rmin9 sponsors. maids and
rons In Addition to the .reoep tians
$Gk1 likc TO the inen in gray, their
S&Nxhters and wives Virginia, as
1MH battle-ground Ut the struggle. and
s&x4 Birthplace of Lee, always has a
Nor share In honoring and perpetu
s&&1nx the memories of 'sf-'65, ana
the reunion OF former comrades. A
& afnber OF people will leave the lat
zI&f part OF the week to- participate In
lA< gateties and the gladness of the
&Suntcn.
Mrs Louise Richardson, who Ii
cneor for the veterans OF Virginia,
91&companted by her father. Mayor
4 C. Richardson will leave Sunday
g&tGht at 10:45 on the Seaboard Air
Line They win be Joined in Peters
kurg hy General Suth Boiling and his
kA0. and by Mrs. Maeiin. of Peters
burg. Miss Richardson's matron OF
&Rhor, and Miss Rosebud Hodges, OF
NcrfoIk. her maid of honor.
Robinson Howers.
quiet but pretty marriage was
4o3&mnixed in Monumental Episcopal
&Aurch Wednesday morning at hall
k&ter seven o'clock when Miss Martha
Anne Bowers, daughter of Mrs. John
ewers, Jr., became the bride of Mr..
EEllynon Shirley Robinson, son of MIR.
And Mrs. E. s. Robinson. of Newport
News. Va The wedding march was
H1nyed by Mr.. BENJAMIN Potter. DR..
z5nnes w. Morris. rector OF Monu-
sental church, performed the cere-
11cny.
The bride wore a helintrope coat
l1Hit with hat and gloves TO match
n ~. s5UfTM Perry GrUEu WIS the
s&xoom's best man.