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The Washington times., 1910-01-18
OFFICERS OF HIVE
TO Be INSTALLED
Dance to Follow Business
Meeting and Ceremonies
at Pythian Temple.

The newly elected officers Of National
Hive. No. I. Ladies or the MaCCabees'
VIII be formally installed at a meeting
iE Pythian Temple this evening.
The hive has divided its membership
into sixteen divisions, eacl officer OF the
hive being captain OF a division. The
object is 10 increase the memb bsrship
and at the end OF the Crutest a trophy
pin will be awarded to he captain or
the division securing the n 1st members
The new officers are:
Past comr1ander-AIary L Pierce
Comma1der-Sarah J. RippOn-
Lieutenant commandments Clux-
tcu.
Record keeper-LuIa 5. Hammond
fourteenth term)-
Finance auditor-Annie c. Lyles
fourth term).
Chaplain-Ida Castle.
rEcant-Fauuie Walters.
MiStress-a -at-arnlS-RhOda Ireland.
Srnuuci-CIaTa NOTtCu.
Ficket-Emuaa Knight
OficfaI DrOmpter-NaTv T Dunn.
Piauist-AIice Rippou.
Captain ~ the zuards-Annie Holcer-
First banner bearer-Be'Ie Chapman.
Second banner beareT-Susan How
land
Third banner. bearer-Nettie EdmUndE
After The business meeting and in
st2llatiOn there viii be dancing from
Jo y o'clock.
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
CHARGES ARE MADE
AGAINST MIDDLETON
Appointment Held Up While
Investigation Is Being
Conducted.

Arthur z. H. Middleton. who vas
practically decided on by the President
as the man to succeed Judge Ivory G.
KImbaI on the Police Court bench, Is
facing a strong fight made against him
IN the shape Of charges filed at the
White House and the Department Of
Justice.
Although Attorney General Wicker
sham. who has charge Of such matters
and who recommended the appointment
Of Middleton, would not comment on
the matter today. it. was learned that
he is having a thorough investigation
made OF them, and that decision on the
subject viii be withheld for several
DAYS
Mr. WIckersham told one Of his
friends that he had heard all the good
things about Middleton and was now
having a chance TO hear the criticisms
against him
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
employees DIVIDED
ON PENSION PLAN
Advocates of Contributory
Annuity Plan Oppose Re
tirement Association.

Attempt is being made 10 organize IN
Washington an association Of employees
IN the classified service OF the Govern
ment 10 advocate the retirement Of the
Government clerks on cOntributOry an
nuities and 70 work against the DrOpa-
ganda OF the Civil Service Retirement
Association.
This aforementioned body went on rec
ord Saturday as favOring q straight
civil pension list. and the friends Of the
Conuibutory annuity plan have become
alarmed lest that action ruin the pros
poets Of securing legislation by Con
gress to take c, re Of the superannuated
clerks
Friends Of Dr- Llewelyn Jordan, OF
the Treasury Department, former sec
retary OF the Civil Service Retirement
Association. have requested him 10 take
Up the work OF forming the new OF
ganizatiOn- To this. DR.. Jordan has
as yet given no answer. but IL was
said today that the outlook for a new
association vas bright
Friends OF this plan believe that the
favor OF Congress should not be turned
aside by q request for the Impossible
that is, a straizht civil pension list
The split in the Civil Service Retire
uent Association has become so mark
ed that there Is no longer any hope of
the hearty cooperation OF al its mem
bers. Those who are opposed to the
coutributory plan are apparently IN FUN
control Of the organization, while the
enemies Of the civil pensions are 50
dissatisfied that they are urging upon
Dr. Jordan the importance OF creating
a new organization which shall rep
resent the great body Of Government
clerks IN this city.
Back OF the plan for the contributory
annuities there IS q broader design, not
only on the part OF the Government en-
Dloyes favorfnE II. but also IN certain
Administration quarters This IS 70 Sc
cure, with the annuity legislation in
creases IN salaries- Gradually the senti-
menI is growing that the salaries Of the
Government clerks must 5e Increased 70
meet the increased cost Of living, and
there are many members OF Congress
Who have ceased 10 regard Il as a Joke
that q Government clerk has 10 live on
s. 600 q year and attempt at the same
time to give e large and growing family
all the IuxuTies OF life
The Washington times., 1910-01-18

Oe6EhS.
William De Ford, q years I107 @ street
northwest
Genetta L. HUNT. IS years. 1854 Thir-
tsenth street northeast
Richard E Hasler. 3 years, So Good
Hope Road.
George P O. -ruhRs. months. ISZs
Seventh Get northwest
Joshua G. Clark 50 years, Minnesota
avenue. Anacostia-
Edgar ?. Nicholson. q years. S0s r
street. northwest
William J NCDermott 20 years, 11o5
Third street southeast
Sarah E Grjder, 70 years, 125 Fourth
street southeast
Charles Ceas. Al years, 6ss Twelfth
street northeast
William Carney, So years. Government
Hospital for the Insane
Adam 81 Hoover, IS years, % Euclid
street northwest
Augusta D Brooke S6 years .01 Four
reenth street northeast
William T SoTTell, % years. e2S Seventh
street southwest
Marian J Humphrey, years, SIS
Eleventh street northeast.
Eary J Vance. 81 years. 42s5z VI street
northwest
winnifred Bronson. a years. 1S2s R
street northwest.
Frances G Scott, 20 years, 81 E street
southwest
JOHN Kerns, months. Canal road. DC.
Chinese
Joe Moy. 81 years, sibIey HOSPITAL
Sam Wah, z3 years. Government Hos
pit6l for Insane
The Washington times., 1910-01-18

deal largely with uniform state leg
tslsJiou-
Commencing with Governor Hughes
sdress- speakers at the conference in
Guiding Governor CrOthers, Of Mary
land. Roads Governor Deneen. Of
Illinois. Waterways Governor Quin-
byr OF New Hampshire Forests the
last three. namd VIII be heard tomor-
row morning
Tomorrow afternoon the program In
cludeS addresses by Governor Brooks. Cf
Wyoming, Conservation Of Resources
Governor Fort, OF New Jersey, te
Supervision and Regulation Of Quasi
Public Enterprise
Speakers For Thursday.
The speakers slated to appear Thurs
day morning and afternoon are Cover
nor Brady, Of Idaho. Irrigation Gov
ernor AnseI OF South Carolina. 'E1-
tradition" Governor Sloan, Of Arizona,
Mining Governor Carroll, OF Iowa,
Divorce and Governor Draper, OF
Asssa chusetts, automobiles and Their
The governors who already have ar
rived for the conference are Wilson
Kentucky Draper. hiaSSa ChuSettS, +,
Quinby, New hampshire Fort New
Jersey. Harmon, OliO. PTOuty, Yer
mont Davidson, wisconsin, ShafrOth,
Colorado; BRADY, Idaho: F'ernald,
Maine; Hadley. Missouri: Norris. Mon
taHa. Burke, North Dakota Sloan,
Arizona; Hughes, New York, Peuni-
VIII Delaware BrovTnr Georgia; Shal-
le1bcrEer, Nebraska Eitchin. North
Carolina. PCthier, Rhode Island. Ausel-
South Carolina. Conner, Alabama :
Weeks Connecticut Carroll, Iowa
EberhaFdt- Minnesota Nessey. South
Dakota; GlaSscOCk, West Virginia;
Brooks, Wyoming. and Spry, Utah.
In order to permit Of extended dis
cussion, Governor HadIey had the pro-
gram amended so that the morning Ses-
siCus will begin al 10 O'Clock, instead
Of II O'Clock. The afternoon sessions
viii begin at . o'clock
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
MRS CHRISTY CONFESSES
DRINKING JUST "A LTTTLEi
Wife of Artist Declares She Did Only What Any Other
Hosptabe New York Woman Would Do.
Saw No Harm in It.

ZANESVILLE- Ohio, jan Is--Not-
withstanding the unsavory evidence in
trOduCed during he habess corpus pro-
ceedings instituted by Mrs Howard
Chandler Christy to gain the custody
Of her daughter Natalie. the child viii
hold the balance ~ deciding whether she
shall be taken from her aTtist-father,
according TO a statement made today
by Judge Smith.
Il intend TO see Natalie myself" de-
clared Judge Smith. she viii tell me
what she vvanS TO do-whether she would
rather stay at her fathers studio or 30
with her mother
Mrs. Christy today admitted that she
dranA "a little,'' and gave some reasons
why she should
My husband : dispositions accuse. me
Of drinking" she remarked Wei, I
don't deny Il did what any hos
pitable woman in New York does. OF
courses I drink little. why shouldn't
y If I am forced 10 shah have some
The Washington times., 1910-01-18

interesting things to tell about how I
happened TO be sent to the keely Insti-
tUte at White Plains. y. Y"
Frank II. Christy. father Of the artist.
today related incidents in the life OF
Mrs Howard Chandler Christv whilc
she was a guest at his farm at Dun
cans Falls last summer
He testified that Mrs Christy was in
toxicated more than once when she
came home from GAINESVILLE She Usu-
ally drank at night. he said AT one
time she was with party on the Musk
ingum river, when the whole crowd was
drunk"
once The witness said. Mrs
Christy her daughter. and the chauf-
feur were missing from the studio. and
he instituted a search
'T found them in a fence corner he
said The chauffeur was lvin- on the
ground. Mrs. Christv was standing. AMI
beer bottles were lying all around.
Il haven't been doing anything WTOnE.
ChTisty. said the chauffeur
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
Died.

BRONsON-sUddenly. On Monday. January
T. 1910 a. her residence 1sZs X street
northwest WIEIFRED nee NauEhtOn).
wife Of 5. D Bronson
BROwN-Ou Saturday. January Is. 1910, 81
Rochestsr- y Y JOHN BROWN
Relatives aud friends are requested TO
attend ths funeral from the chapel of J
william Lee. undertake.. 20 Pennsyiva1ii ia
avenue northwest. On Wednesday, January
70. 1910. ~ O'Clock D It
COLLINs-suddsnly. on sunday. January -
1910. al 5 D. m, IILLARD FILLMORE.
Funersl from chapel Of Frank Geier' 3
sons- III5 Seventh street northwest. on
EYe-nesdsys January l9 at ? N Inter
r1snt fprivareI a. Rock Creek Cemetery
Kindly omit flowers -
DAvIDsON-Ca Monday. January T. 1910. az
$40 . n, a. her residence. 5l5s Q street
northwest, CATHERINE youngest dauEh-
Mis- Dzvf5s-s vgas born n 0eo-Estouyu
IN Is{5. and Ess a lifelong resident q the
District her death followed an Illness
o. almost tv-J weeks She - survived y
two bro-hers and two sisters
GALLAGHER-On Monday January Il, 1910,
A. his residence, Z5lg = street northwest
g. D GALLAGHER, aged forty-ssven
yea-s-
C7ardest Hospital. CORDELTA BRADLEY.
VIE Of George A. Pore
sCOTT-suddenly. on Sunday, January IS
1870, ~ 20 a. n FRANCES CATHERINE
zLDLaL- W-10W q EC0LL ana youngest
daughter o. the lE-s benjamin and Agnes
Adams
FU1sTaI % ThUTEday. January q, AZ 2-so
2 n from her 1ats residence. 65z + street
Eou+hvvest-
CBaItimors papers please copyD tt
S0RRELL-Ou Monday morning January L.
1910. Al Emergency Hospital, WILLIAM
T. Of as Seventh street southwest.
son OF Isabelle and the late John "
Sor-er. in the twenfy-f-st year OF his
age
Funeral @ take place from t9s L street
southwest. on Wednesday. Janus-y la. 2 p
m. Tnterueur Congressional Cencssry- 1tc
sPALDIN-Cu Monday. January L. 1910. a.
his residence. 1883 BfItmore street HAR-
FEE SPALDISG. IN his eighty-hrSt year
Funeral from 1888 Biltnore street, on
Wednesday, January u, at D m Inter
meur IN Rock Creek Cemetery 1s1S-2t'
M SpaldinE vas born IN Windsor, Vt,
Fe5rusry 10. 1sGs- He removed 20 Kansas
in lS57. and 20 Washington IN 1853 HIS
death followed an illness Of I've months
and was due 10 secondary pneumonia He
is survived by bis wife, daughter, and two
sons
sUMMERS-On Mon6a-. January l. 1910. a.
her residence Bladeasburg. Nd, FLOR
ESCE 8. beloved wife q Nathan r Sum
ners aged ffty-six years
Funeral from St L51lCe's Church Blsdens-
burg Md on Wednesday. January 70 a.
go p. m Relatives and friends invited
To attend It
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
Strict Accounting REQUIRED.

The Senate committee put a provision
IN the bill which viii require a strict
accounting Of all money that Il paid out
by. order Of the Juvenile Court A SINH
lar strict accounting viii be required as
70 collections which are TO be deposited
weekly with the Collector OF Taxes OF
the District All expenditures are 10 be
accounted for In the manner now re
Uuired Dy law for other expenditures of
the District government
The committee allowed S27.500 for the
construction OF work 10 be made for the
preliminary treatment Of Potomac water
by means Of a COsEulant, for purchase
OF CoaEulanC, and for the various pTlr-
poses in connection with the Construc-
ton and operation Of the plant This
Is $500 more than the House allowed
for this purpose
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
SLAYER OF NURSE
FACES INDICTMENT

POUGHKEEPSIE, y. 7. Jan IS
Police Chief McCabe and Sheriff Town
send today turned over to the district
attorney all the evidence against Frank
Schermerhorn, the coachmsn on the
Compton estate, together with Scher-
merhor1-s confession that he, alone,
murdered and assaulted Miss Sarah
Breymer- the COmptons' nurse
Schermerhorn Is stu IN the vassar
Hospital. but as soon as he Is able to
move he will be placed in jail to await
indictmenE for murder
The web Of evidence has been tighten
ing about the accused coachman, who
last night confessed his crime His
mother had pleaded with him 20 tell the
truth He sent for Sheriff Townsend
and Under Sheriff Hornbeck and told
them the details OF the crime
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
The Vital Records.
Births.

William E and Inez NJ. Davis. girl.
Frank and la n kersten- girl
Nicholas and Ithcl Morgan. girl.
Cleland and Esther Anderson. girl
II. Gilbert and Therese Dill. EtTL
Alfred H AM EsteIIa SDaTshOtI. boy.
Charles and Ester A Landien. boy
Frsd and Winifred T. Graf, jr. twins.
Charles : ana Lillian z Mills girl
William : ard Harriet H Campbell,
girl
Charles F ana Mabel J. Campbell. boy.
Richard 5. and Anna E Owens. boy
Angelo NJ and Anna ". Nontemarano,
gin
Ernest and Elida- Fox, boy.
Charles c and Medora A Stouner- boy.
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
One Pill

Il Is impossible TO be veil, simply
impossible, if the bowels are con-
stipsted. Waste products, poisonous
substances, must be removed from
the body az least once each day, or
there will be trouble. The dose OF
Ayers Pills Is small, only one pill
At bedtime. All vegetable.
AEk your doctor about Ayers Fill. gently
Iaxafioe. all Des.tablc He knous Dhyfhey
eel directly on 3he EOcs- yS,AyS[r re- c.
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
ELECTRICIANS LEG
CRUSHED BY TRAIN
Amputate Limb of D. A
Hooper Following Accident in
Terminal Yards.

Daniel A- Hooper. an electrician,
employed by the Washington TerTui-
nal Company, fell under 4 moving
train in the terminal yards this
morning, and had his right leg so
badIy crushed between the knee and
ankle that doctors at the Casualty
Hospital had 10 ampUtate the limb.
HIS condition is serious.
He is twenty-three years old. and
lives at 1906 First street southeast
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
FORTUNE FOR CHILDREN

CHICAGO. Jan. fS.-A S2,0O9 60 home
for friendless children in Chicago. Is
prov 49, fOr in the viii OF Henry Cur
tiss Elliott a mine owner. who was
killed by a snowsiide in Alaska JauII-
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
ICICLE INJURIES BOY.

SEIdNSGROVE. Pa. Jan 1S--Whiie
irwin, the nine-year-oId son Of VIII
liam ROsrer. OF SeIinSgrove- was pass
ing along Market street today. a huge
icicle fell from building. fracturing ais
The Washington times., 1910-01-18

PILES CURED IN s To II DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10 cure
any case cf Itching. Blind. Bleeding OF Pro
trading Piles IN 10 "A days or money re-
funded SC
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
Marriage Licenses
Deaths.

Robert 2. Brown and Margaret A. NJ
Eellsr. both Of Washington
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
DISTRICT FUNDS
TO BE INCREASED
Committee Swells Original
Amount by More Than
S688, 900.
CONTINUED from First PsgeO

Purchase OF apparatus. etc.
for physics department in
high schoOIs--.T.-.----........ 10
Purchase OF fixtures. etc for
laboratories Of depart
mcuts OF chemistry and bi-
Ol0ET IN certain high
schools %.
The Washington times., 1910-01-18
Fund for Street Sweeping.

Columbia Institution for the
De8 and Dumb
The Washington times., 1910-01-18

Buildings and grounds
Additional land. OFT School
Construction Of building fo1
RandIe Highlands
BrOoklaud school. ground fO'
play EIolflN
New building west Of Sol
dierS' Home grounds
Repairs and improvements q
school buildings. additiOna
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08

eled busts Of jefferson and FRANKLIN
in the schools named for them. in
the near future. Four new members
were received into the chapter yes
terday
Delightful refreshments we're serv-
ed during the afternoon.
s=s=
Invitation Dance.
A delishtful dance of the week
was an invitation affair at the Three
Links building on Thursday evening
Messrs. Joe Gockel. Fred Theobald
and Alfred Legeay were the popular
hosts OF the OCCASION There We're
about 90 couples present and the
evening was a most enjoyable one.
~
Alpha Society's Attractive Program.
The Alpha Society of the Dorian
private school held its first meeting
of the fall series on yesterday after
noon at the school. The society was
organized for the development Of
literary and musical talents Of the
pupils and is always a pleasant So
cial occasion.
An attractive program was rem
dered as follows:
Piano Duet--LNcille and Jennie
Lee Covington.
Recitatlon-Last Hours of Bene-
diet Arnold-Portia Glynn.
Recitation - Friendship - Olga
Recitation - Pockets" - Miss
Elizabeth Graham.
Vocal Quartet-Mern Nichols
Ruth Danaher, Herman Voor.
Lloyd El0bertson.
Recitation n-"Obedience" - Miss
Elizabeth Caldwell.
Observation-Disclosures Speech at
Gettysburg Charles Dorian.
Piano sOlo-''The Shepherd Boy"
-Lucile Coyington.
Rocftation-"Your Good Natured
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08
oCroIiER.

lh. me Golden OF the oiden.
SAN enchantsi
Ara With rns'ring thrall omboldens
backward glance
To the cleaning OF a dreaming,
Sunset kiss
To the trailing OF passion.
Thro' the mist.
Plaintiyo calling. In the falling
or the leaf:
Garncred glory OF the summer
In the shCaf
Soft thewhirring OF the stirring.
As they pass
Dancing footsteps OF the naiads
on the grass
Summer fragrance, liug'ring vagrant'
Touched with grace;
Loves outreachlng. hearts besoech'
ing
Tender face
with the sunset glow transhgured;
Eyes a-Ehine--
An. the Golden of the Olden,
Thine. and mlnei
-Hala Hammond Butt.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08
-s@s@4
SOCIAL AND CLUB CALENDAR.

MONDAY-M.ss Ella wilhelm =
linen shower az p. m. IN honor Of
Miss Cora b. Richardson. a bride OF
The week
TUESDAY-The Delphic club will
meet at 10 q. m. in the Delphic
rooms az the Carnagie library. The
prognm o..
I. Conce Houses OF abe Eigh-
tcenih Century. Johnson and his
Cotcrie Hume. Gibbon, Blackstone
and Adam Smith-Mrs. George c.
Wallace.
Oliver Goldsmith. Pen Pic
turos Of the Deserted Village-Mrs.
Charlie *. Wheeler
g. ~ Fa hionable Evening in the
Reign OF George II. Lady Mary
Wortley Montagne- |. ID. VIII
cox.
WEDNES ESDAY-Marriage OF Miss
Cora Brockman Richardson ana Mr.
Herbert Heck Weir Of san Bernar-
dino. CAL ot 1880 a. m. at tue
First B.ptist church.
Wn%sEsDAY-The Literature de-
partment OF the Woman's club wiz
meet az 10 a. m at the club house.
The years work I'm the study OF
England TO the Age OF Chaucer-
setting viii be inaugurated as fol-
lows:
I /. Outline Of the History OF
England to the Age of Chaucer--
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08
A WOMAN'S APPEAL.

all knowing sufferers OF rheuma-
H. whether muscular or OF the
he. scintica. lumbagos. backache,
pi \ In the kidneys or neuralgia
panA. to write % her FOR "A home treat
mcnt which has repeatedly cured all OF
these tortures She feels II her duty
TO send it 20 all sufferers FREE You
cure yourself at home as thousands
win testify--no change OF climate be-
ing necessary. This simple discovery
baaishes uric acid from the blood.
1oosens the stiffened joints. purifles
the blood. and brightons the eyes. Civ
ing elasticity and tone TO the whole
system. II the above interests you, for
proof address Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box X
South Bend, Ind.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08

Food results aiways follow the use
OF Foley Kidney Pills. They contain
Just the ingredients necessary to
tone, strengthen and regulate the kid
neys and bladder, and to cure back
ache. Gilberts drug store.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08
PrLrsi rrLrsr pnrs,

Williams indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind. bleeding and Itching Piles.
1t absorbs the tumors, allays Itching
at once, acts as a poultice. gives in
stant relief. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment is prepared for Piles and
itching OF the private parts Sold by
druggists. mail soc and s1.00. Will
Nams' Mfg. CO., Props, Cleveland. o.
Sold by List Drug Co.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08

Coat Edward Bonds.
Piano Solo ana Recitation
'Rustling Spring Miss Nern
Nichols
The Dorian school has opened
most auspiciously with a large at
tendance already enrolled for the
year.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08

, Mrs. Dan McFadden
2. Literature OF the Transition
Per.od--Mra Edwin Rivers
WEDNESDAY -- The Philan-
tropic department OF the Woman's s
club Wiz meet at 10 a. m. at The
club building In regular monthly
business session.
WEDNESDAY -Business meeting
OF the Matinee Musical club with Mrs.
Hubbard s. Wells. at The Shamrock.
at 3 D. m.
THURsDAY-Mrs Charles X.
Wheeler. 500 Kentucky avenue. hos
tes Of the Magazine club at
O'Clock luncheon. Magazines to be
reported during the afternoon are:
Harper hy Mrs. Hal CoIbett and
Miss Slnnott
Atlantic Monthly by Mrs. Roy Nc
Kinney.
Munsey by Mrs. Vernon Blythe
Cosmopolitan by Mrs. Armour
Gardner.
FRIDAY-The Kalosoph!c club
VIII meet az 10 a. m. at the Wom-
ans club building The program for
the morning will include:
1. Napoleon. the Man.-Mrs. Ed
ward ~. Bringhurst.
9 Napoleon as General and
|Statesman.-Mrs. John BROOKS.
g. Current Events-Mrs. An
drew Campbell
SATURDAY Art department OF
the Woman's club at 10 a. M. at the
club house. The subjects for dis
.cussion are:
1. Social Life In England in
Eighteenth Century John j.
Dorian.
2 william Hogarth--IIis Life
Mrs. !. u. Wilcox.
3. william Hogarth Works
DIR. Della Caldwell.
.ees
Richardson-Weir Wedding on We'd
nesday.
An event of much social interest
will be the marriage OF Miss Cora
BrockmGn Richardson to Mr.. Her
bert Heck Weir, of san Bernardino,
Cal, on Wednesday morning at
1880 o'clock at the First Baptist
church.
The Rev. NJ. L. Dodd. pastor of
the church. will perform the cere-
mony. Miss Courtie Puryear will
preside az the organ.
The bride will wear a stylish suit
Of Copenhagen blue diagonal with
hat of harmonizing shade. The only
attendants will be the ushers;
Mcssrs. Durward Sueton, James Pax
ton. Robert Guthrie, w. w. Rogers.
The couple will leave at 1925
for California. with leisurely stops
in Louisville, Chicago, Denver, Salt
Lake and San Francisco, They will
visit the brides aunt. Mrs. w. y.
Robins, in Chicago.
Miss Richardson belongs TO a
prominent Kentucky family and her
friendship circle is an unusually
large one. She Is a charming girl
of the southern type of beauty. Her
winsome personality and many low
able characteristics have endeared
her to a host of friends In her ma
tive home. She is a graduate OF the
, Paducah High school class of 1906,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08

The liquid glance of the summer
girl is apt to become an icy stare in
winter.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08


Paducah chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. held its first
meeting for this season with Mrs,
David G. Murrel on Friday after
noon. 1t was an interesting and
most pleasant occasion.
The subject for the afternoon was
"The Heroes of Kings Mountain, %
and by a happy coincidence the day
was the anniversary of the battle Of
Kings Mountain Several attractive
sketches were given of the heroes Of
the day Mrs F. T. Lack, who told
Of John SEWER, Is a descendant Of
the notable Tennessean. Mrs. A. b.
Sowen gave resume of the life Of
william Campbell. Mrs. I. o. Walk
er sketched Isaac shelby. Kentucky's
first governor. who saved the day at
Kings Mountain. lie was just p
years Of age at the battle. A read
ing "a Mausoleum of Memory" by
Miss Elizabeth Caldwell and musical
features lent additional interest to
| the program.
AT the business session II was de-
cided to install the handsome bronze
bust Of George Washington at the
Washington building with appropri-
ate ceremonies on November 1. after
the return of the delegates, Mrs. e,
G. Boone and Mss Morrow, from the
gtatee d A. r. meeting. It Is eX-
peoted that the state regent. Mrs.
Ben johnson. VII be present at the
occasion and reception win be Civ
en- her, The chapter viii put enam-
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-10-08

Some charitable men make a spe-
cialty of being generous with other
peoples money.