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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-24

Frank:-if you are thin and biooSicss
and suffer with acute indigestion, ner-
yousne:s. sleepicssness and weakness.
.se o. s.srain Mypo. S UI.ae t5 pSSt
sra take one before eating and one
n notnir DO mo mot eat , between meals Drink
8. l. K.:-Kidneys' and bladder dis
ease aniacts larger number than gem
ache. feverishness. puffs under the " eyes.
and feet. frequent. burning. scanty ' or
prcsuse urination. especially At night.
r wsh H:n II that the e lad
scription win prove vastly bcnehc,sl
ana all such symptoms will disappear
with It's use. Have your druggist mix
mix at home: Compound fiuid balm.
wort one ounce. fiuid extract buchu one
S sons e, ana syrup .ars:pariils COMPOUND
or after meals and one when retiring,
drinking plenty OF water between
John Henry K.:-Chronic constipa-
ton 70 another Of mankind's afflictions.
which has always proven troublesome
hospitals. This not only relieve. ' pleas is
the most chronic cases ever brought to
my attention: Compound essence car-
uloi one ounce aromatic cascara one
Mix and. take from y TO / teaspoonfui
each meal and one when retiring Chill
dren less according to age. II given to
chlidren IL prevents much sickness and
Retaii:-For sore. SWOLLEN. tired.
nothinG better than the following: Obs
tain two ounces of vilane powder: to q
9allon Of steaming hot water ada 4
the feet. soaking them from ten to
twenty minutes every night, This
draws out the poisons and soreness. re-
moves corns bunions. callouses. etc.
ana enables anyone to be on their feet
many hours daily.
o,, r. snS a,id yG,%. hair is ..reasy,
restore its lustre and eliminate the oily
appearances and at the same time cure
the worst case Of dandruR and itching
yellow minyol and use as per directions
srous. nuffy hair will be your early re-
J. X. 1.-The most effective local
treatment for rheumatic swelling and
pain n the arms and limbs is 2 poultice
rose kayloin 2i drains. pure vinegar
sufYicient to make a thick ointment or
,sios paste and .pIiy one
bandase and leave on q hours. TWO
OF three applications usually eliminate
the pain and swelling. Be careful in
diet. and use 3-grain sulphur tablets
to keep the bowels active.
Miss Francts:-Those people who are
TOO thin. who are weak and puny In
body. with scrawny arms. shoulders
and bust. can readily increase their
blood by taking regularly for several
months the following: Tincture cado.
meme compound one ounce and comp
syrup hypophosphites I'VE ounces Nix
and take from y to one teaspocnful be-
tore meals and the same after meals
Also take 3-grain hypo- muclane tablets
a. per directions accompanying sealed
package. Az much as two to six pounds
z wesk should form in fiesh on the abb
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sAuGR.RgoRow.

One Of the most beautiful home we'd
dings Of the season was celebrated To-
day at high noon at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. @. Redrow In South
Eleventh street. The bride was their
charming daughter Miss Mable Red.
row and the groom. Mr.. William B..
Sauer. Jr.. Of Cincinnati. The parlor
where the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Thomas J. Graham Of the
First Presbyterian church. was beau
tifully decorated with brides roses and
ferns. Suspended above the altar Of
palms and ferns was beautiful white
wedding bell, the marriage vows being
uttered under this. The library and
the remaining rooms In the house
were artistically embellished with
chrysanthemums and ferns The bride
who II most popular and attractive
young woman was gowned In q hand
some costume of satin chiffon over
sill, II being beautifully trimmed In
pearls. The gown was made with q
court train. She wore wreath Of
brides roses In her hair. Her bou.
quet was q shower one made Of bridal
roses and ferns. Miss Eva Sauer Of
Cincinnati. . sister to the groom. wore
q pretty gown Of pale blue chiffon over
silk. She carried pink roses. Little
Miss Mable Sauer of Cincinnati was
the ring bearer. She wore q dainty
lingerie dress trimmed In lace and In.
sertion. with . girdlc OF pink ribbon
and hair ribbons TO match. Little Miss
Elizabeth Murray of this city was the
flower girl and she was costumed in
like manner a. the ring bearer. Her
dress. however. was Of mousseline.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Carl
Crumb Of Cincinnati. Mrs. John
eauer. .1s,sof Cincinnati. pianist, and
Miss Pauline Crumb. violinist, played
the wedding march - the bridal party
entered the ceremony room.
About hfty persons. including rela-
tives and friends were hidden to at
tend. There were . number Of guests
from out Of the city. After the cere.
mony an elegant dinner was served.
The brides table was placed In the
dining room and was beautifully ap.
pointed In the centsr Of the table .
mound ~ pink chrysanthsmums was
placed - color scheme pink and
white being carried out In AL the ap.
pointments. Pink and white ribbons
intsrminsled With snilax were brought
from the. chandelier and fastened at
the four corners Of the table. Crystal
tapers added 70 the beauty Of the table
appointments. Places were arranged
ct this table for eight. The name
cards were ornamented with miniature
brides and grooms and with cupids.
Seated =, this table were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wllliam b. Bauer. Jr.. Miss Eva
eaueI ~. Can Qgpmb. M. and Mrs.
john opI4t. n, Jliss Paulins Crumb.
Mrs.: Jqetph Redt6w. grandmother OF
tho hride and who II ninety-four years
b a
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Win repeat this formula which 10 SUI
sSrSnic sroacSisi:. occurrences. whoop.
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remedy that have ever s@s STescr,ssS
.rd rsssivs many man letter from
tribute their condition TO dissipated
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others have no explanation.
This sS.c, con. hsssss much misery:
eyes. lack OF confidence. lost memory
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Then add other two INGREDIENTS. shake
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vcus force will be felt courslng through
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F1orenes;-Your questions and symp:
toms have been answered and EXPLAIN ed
umns. but ~ they may have escaped
your attention will repeat my advice.
an extremely cSrsn, S'" ana d. ans @ous
case 0t nasal catarrh. and this 10 re:
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Srips into ns your ssross ana ssencs 10
the stomach while sleeping. Obtain
two ounces Of vilane powder: take .
level tcaspconful and mix u thorough
Thss makes ' an Ss ssce,is.t healing balm
the remsinder ce the powder .s NOS.
81 wsrs" arm" ws, ear snSfR N the water e from
the hollow % the hand wei up into the
nooerils until all mueus 10 removed. DO
al trace Of caiarrh win vanish. Keep
up the treatment a. . preventative.
1orearet:-1our .pimples and black
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PREPAYMENT drusFist for l.os Jar of
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-24

Champagne drinkers need not 0o
alarmed. for despite three successive
failures OF the vintage there are still
reserve stocks amounting to $50. 0oo.-.
600 bottles. So says the Marquis Do
Polignac. who besides being m owner
OF vineyards ON large scale. II secre~
tary-general or the wine trade syndi-
cate Of the Champagne.
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SCIENCE SETTLES IT.
Dandruff 10 Caused by Germ That
Sars the Hairs Vitality.

II is now a settled fact that dand-
ruff is caused by germ. Falling
hair and badness are the result OF
dandruff DIR. E. ]. Beardsley. at
Champaign. H., got hold OF the new
hair preparation. Newbro's Hcrpicide
the only one that kills the dandruff
germ He says: Il used Herpicide
for my dandrnff and falling hair. and
am well satisfied with the result"
DIR. !. T. F,ugate. Of urbana. H.. says:
Il have used Herpicide for dAndruff
with excellent results. I shall pre-
scribe 1t In my practice. Herpicide
kills the dandruff germ. Physicians
as we'll as the general public say 30.
Sold by leading druggists. Send l0c.
in stamps for sample to The Herpi.
eide Co. Detroit, Mich. A. @. Luken
and Co..
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
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70 GIVE RECITAL.

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70 GIVE RECITAL.
Mr.. Aurele Borriss OF the vocal de-
partment At EarIham College win give
. recital Tuesday evening. December
sixth. at the Pythian temple. An adj
mission fee win be asked. The affair
promises to be one Of the most i'm
portant musical events OF the season
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kEHLENeRiNk-FR
The St Johns Lutheran church was
the scene for q pretty wedding last
evening at six O'Clock when Miss
Edna Elizabeth Fraumann and Mr..
William Kehlenbrink were joined In
marriage by the Rev. A. J. Feeger,
pastor OF the church. While the guests
gram Of bridal airs was played on the
organ. The Lohengrin wedding march
was used for the entrance of the bril-
DIAL party. The bride entered with
the groom. Miss Hilda Tubesing and
Miss Clara Kehlenbrink. maids of
honor. preceded Miss Fraumann and
Mr.. Kehlenbrink. Mr.. Edward Frau
mann was best man. The bride was
becomingly attired In q white silk
gown. Her veil was Of tulle and was
held in place with wreath of valley
lilies. She carried brides roses. Miss
Tubesing wore q pink dress which
was beautifully made. Her flowers
were pink roses. Miss Kehlenbrink
wore pale blue silk gown and car.
ried q cluster of white roses. As the
vows were being uttered Mrs. Charles
kaufman sang in an effective manner.
After the ceremony a reception and
supper was given. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kehlenbrink left last evening for a
short wedding trip. They will reside
in this city.
DANCE THIS EVENING.
A dance will be given this evening
in the Pythian Temple at Cambridge
City by the knights Of Pythias. Sew.
eral from here will attend. The affair
promises to be most enjoyable.
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BRILLIANT DANCE.
Adding to the festivities for
Thanksgiving week was the brilliant
dancing party given last evening in
the Pythian Temple by the Uniform
rank. Knights Of Pythias.
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PARTY At MURRAY.
Mr.. Willard Carr gave a theater
party at the Murray last evening in
honor Of Miss Caroline Holdings
worth and Mr.. Louis B. Quinn OF Chi
cago.
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RETURNED HOME.
Mr.. Roger Smith, Mr.. Stanley
Schaefer and Mr.. Karl Allison. stu
dents at Indiana university are in the
city to spend Thanksgiving.
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PARTY At THE HOTEL.
A dinner party will be given this
evening at the Hotel Westcott. Places
will be arranged at the table for Miss
Ethel Bunnell, Miss Ethel Bode Of
Urbana, Ohio. Misses Lenora Wicke
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The first large consignment Of rail-
road ties shipped from Australia to the
United States ID on its way to Rodon-
do. Cal. They are mainly ironbarlk,
much used In railroad construction In
Australia, and number $4,000.
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old. The other guests were served at
small tables. also sttractively orna.
nented with flowers and ferns. The
occasion was also the twenty-hrst we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
g. Redrow. Among the out OF town
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sauer. ST., Mr.. and Mrs. John Sauer.
ST.. Mrs. Joseph 'Redrow. Miss Belle
Redrow. Miss Myrtle Sauer. Mr.. Rich
ard Sauer, Mr.. Archie and Mr.. Arthur
Sauer OF Cincinnati. Mr.. Louis Griner
of Cleveland. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Henkle. Mr.. Melville Henkle. Mr.. An.
drew Henkle. Mrs. Temple and Mrs.
Hester Gregorie of Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sauer left yesterday
for Cincinnati and will go Immediately
to their newly appointed home at 500
Leonard avenue where they will be at
home to their many friends. The bride
wore q handsome travelling gown Of
blue broadcloth with q large black pic.
ture hat. Her waist was OF blue chif-
fon over silk.
The bride. although having lived in
this city only a short time. has made
. large circle of friends and she will
be greatly missed by all: however.
their good wishes for a happy future
go with her. Mrs. Sauer Is an accom-
plished musician. The wedding was
one Of the most important society
events of the winter season.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
The wedding OF Miss Marguerite
Engelbert. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Engelbert. and Mr.. Ivan Wright
was celebrated this morning at six
o'clock In the st. Andrews church.
The church had been beautifully decor.
ated with palms and ferns. these being
used In embellishing the chancel. The
wedding guests included the friends
and relatives Of the young people and
the church was we'll filled a. the con.
tracing parties were very popular
here. Rev. Father Roell performed
the ceremony. The bride wore q hand
some gown Of beautiful brown cloth
with large brown hat and other &C
cessories to correspond. Miss Alice
Heck, maid of honor. was also be-
comingly costumed In . pretty navy
blue tailored suit. Her hat and gloves
also corresponded In color. The groom
was attended by Mr.. Arthur Engelbert,
brother Of the bride. After the cere.
mony the wedding party went IN the
Engelbert homo In Chestnut street
where an elegant wedding breakfast
was served the party and the imme-
diate relatives. The house was EN-.
bellished throughout with chrysanthe.
NUNS and ferns. The brides table
was placed in the dining room and
was appointed with flowers and ferns.
Ribbons were brought from the chan.
delier and fastened at the four corners
Of the table. The colors in this apart
ment were In white and yellow. Mr..
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meyer and viola wickemeyer. Mr..
Howard kamp. Mr.. Shawd. Mr.. Carl
Gordon OF Lima, Ohio. Mr.. Walter Egg
gemeyer.
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PLEASANT suRPRisE.

Ready in a fifty. delicious brown
cakes, Mrs. Austins Buckwheat Flour.
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.
Irwin Coffin. Mr. Carlos Haas and Mr..
William Kloecker. After the theater
the guests were served at Prices.
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DANCE POSTPONED.
On account Of several dances being
members Of the Wednesday assembly
decided to postpone the dance which
was to have been given last evening
until a week later The affair will be
held next Wednesday evening at the
Country club. All members are asked
to be present on this date.
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DANCE FRIDAY.
Friday evening after Mrs. Charles
Kolp's school OF dancing the regular
Assembly will be held. Unusual inter.
est is being manifested by the young
people in the dance this week as 80
many Of the college students viii be
home to spend Thanksgiving and will
be guests at the affair. Piano and
drums will furnish the dance music.
All former members of Mrs. Kolp's
dancing classes with their out Of town
guests are invited to attend.
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DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders will enter.
tain with q family dinner party today
at her home in South Tenth street.
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EArERrAlMEn rl lin
Mrs. Harmon Wierhake was the re
cent hostess for meeting Of the Tues
day afternoon club at her home In
South Sixth. street. Euchre was play,
ed at several tables. Favors were Civ
en- to Mrs. Harvey Brown. Mrs. Finch
and Mrs. Dempsey. The guests fol
the afternoon were Mrs. Lunsford and
Mrs. Dan Van Etten. At the close ol
the game a lunch was served. Mrs
Harvey Brown will entertain the club
in two weeks.
ATTENDED DANCE.
The dance given last evening in
New Castle by the members of the
Psi Iota XII sorority was a charming
social event. Several young men Of
this city attended the affair which was
held in the Pythian temple at that
place. The proceeds from the dance
will be used for charitable purposes
by the sorority.
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TO kokoMo.
Mrs. Henry DIETRICH and children
have gone to Kokomo. Indiana, to
spend Thanksgiving and the remand
er Of theweek the guests OF her broth
i er, Mr.. William Turner and family.
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TO SOUTH BEND.
Mr.. George McClelland of the Local
high school has gone to South Bend
to spend his Thanksgiving vacation.
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TO SING THIS EVENING.
Mr.. Fred DeBolt will sing this even
ing at the Murray theater. All are In
vited to hear him. Mr.. DeBolt has q
remarkable baritone voice and Is be
coming quite favorite here.
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VISITING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Ford of Hartford
City arrived in the city to visit Profes
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and Mrs. Wright left this morning for
st. Louis. which place they will make
their future home. They have the best
wishes of their host of friends for a
most happy future. They received a
number Of pretty wedding gifts.
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TO VISIT HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aufderheide and
son. Mr.. Rudolph Aufderheide, came
yesterday afternoon from Indianapolis
to spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Kaufman of the Wayne
Flats. They will be guests at the
dance to be given this evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds.
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NUMBER OF DINNER PARTIES.
Today's social schedule was made
up Of q number of family dinner par
ties, although several out of town
guests were included in the parties.
Weddings seemed to be feature also
of the date as several were celebrated.
This evening an elaborate dancing
party will be given in the Pythian
temple by Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph G..
Leeds when they entertain in honor
Of Miss Caroline Hollingsworth and
Mr.. Louis B. Quinn Of Chicago. who
are to be married soon. An orchestra
will furnish the dance music. The
hall will be decorated and the event
will be one of the most charming func-
lions Of the Thanksgiving. holidays.
Several out of town guests will at
tend.
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PARTY At MURRAY.
Last evening q theater party was
given at the Murray in honor of Miss
Erma Bockhoff of Indianapolis. who Is
in the city to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with her cousin, Miss Mildred
Bockhoff and other relatives. The
guests last evening were Miss Helen
Nicholson. Miss Helen Jameson. Miss
Mildred Bockhoff, Miss Erma Book
hoff, Miss Airline Shreeve and Miss
Lucy Smyser, Mr.. Howard Hunt, Mr..
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DINNER LAST EVENING.

A dinner party was given last eve
ming at the Arlington hotel by Mr..
Joseph lin in honor OF his friends.
The table was attractively decorated
with flowers and ferns. A dinner In
several courses was served.
The guests were members Of the
Goth Indiana VOLUNTEER Infantry The
affair was In celebration OF his sixty
fifth birthday anniversary. The fol-
lowing persons were present: Com.
pany A, J. Frank Mackey. LATE Larsh
and R. A. Newman: Company d. Al
ONO Marshall: Company E. Allen
'Coggeshall, r. c. Personnel and Geo
L. Irwin: Company F. Joseph P. Ihff.
". w. Newman. J. L, Owen. w. W..
Hollopeter, James S. Bolander. Allen
w. Graves and Lewis X. Harris.
TO UNION CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckingham and Miss
Maud buckingham have gone to I'm
ion City to spend Thanksgiving.
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IS HOME.
VAAoO <AhNC A>ouAA6 A0o NOuAU AohAG
to spend Thanksgiving with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Laning of
North Seventh street. Miss Laning
ID student at Indiana university.
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ARE At HOME.
Mr.. Lynville Ferguson and Mr.. Har-
Try Bertsch OF Cambridge City. and
who are attending school this year
at Indiana university are home to
spend Thanksgiving with their par
ents and friends.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Judson and
children will be entertained to din
ner today by DR. Roy Morrow at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Morrow north OF the city.
PLEASANT SURPRISE.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at the home OF Robert Colvin.
eight miles south Of the city, recently
|! in honor OF Mrs. Colvin's fifty.seventh
birthday. Games and music were fea-
lures Of the day. A several course
dinner was served at noon. Those
present were Charles Taylor and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dye. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Colvin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Colvin and daughters. Gladys
and Hazel Of Eaton. Ohio. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Lybrook. Chester Davis
and family C1aroucA Ham and r. vn}lv
from north Of the city. Mrs. Homer
Farlow and Miss Nora Farlow and
the family Of Robert Colvin.
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The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions

49, The questions answered below general in
character; the symptoms diseases and
the answers wi .Hply to case Of similar
n r., TS .Ss Beck Cclisas BIS Ewood
Envelope for reply Full name and .ddress
In my enewers The prescriptions can be filled at
sny wen.stocke0 drug store Any druggist can order
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Charles Buell.. Mr.. Walter Davis. Mr..
Irwin Coffin. Mr.. Carlos Haas and Mr..
William Kloecker. After the theater
the guests were served at Prices.
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Mack: Your
request for . sim.
pie but efficient
cought and lung
remedy has al.
ready been an.
sWeTed in these
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sor and Mrs. Isaac Nef. OF North
Eleventh street for . few days. Mrs.
Ford il q sister OF Mr.. Nef
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pARrv At rue HOTEL

PARTY At THE HOTEL.
A dinner party will be given this
evening at the Hotel Westcott. Places
will be arranged at the table for Miss
Ethel Bunnell, Miss Ethel Bode, Of
Urbana, Ohio. Misses Lenora Wicke-
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RETURNED HOME.

Mr.. Roger Smith, Mr.. Stanley
Schaefer and Mr.. Karl Allison. stu
dents at Indiana university are in the
city to spend Thanksgiving.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.

ENTERTAINED OOE0TS.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Judson and
children will be entertained to din
ner today by DIR. Roy Morrow at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Morrow north OF the city.
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PARTY At MURRAY.

Mr.. Willard Carr gave theater
party at the Murray last evening in
honor Of Miss Caroline Holdings
worth and Mr.. Louis B. Quinn OF Chi
cagO
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Mr.. Lynville Ferguson and Mr.. Har-
~ Bertsch OF Cambridge City. and
who are attending school this year
at Indiana university are home to
spend Thanksgiving with their par
ents and friends.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1910-01-28
MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Ruth Brown and Mr.. D. w.
Stansell. both of Lexington. were unit
ed in marriage at the Fordham Hotel
at 5 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon. Elder
Carey E. Morgan officiating. The at
tendant were Miss Bessie Haley and
Mr.. w +. Johnson, also of Lexington.
The bridal party came to Paris in an
automobile and after the ceremony re-
turned to Lexington to catch a Chesa-
peake & Ohio train for bridal trip to
st. Louis and the South.
The marriage of E. B. Smith and
Miss Hattie Doty, was solemnized at
the home os the officiating minister,
the Rev. e. w. Crutchfield in Rich-
mond Tuesday evening. The groom is
editor and publisher of the Richmond
Paragraph and one of the best known
newspaper men in Kentucky. The
bride was formerly of Lancaster and
is popular woman. we'll known in the
Bluegrass section.