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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11
LUMBER CAMP BUYERS
GATHER in baltimore
(By Union Associated Press.)

Baltimore, Nd, July 11.-Baltimore
manufacturers and jobbers expect to
sell several million dollars worth of
goods as a result of the convening
here today of the national association
of buyers for lumber camps. 1t is ex-
pected that a majority of the visitors
will do their autumn shopping" in
this city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11
LATE MARKETS.
(By Associated Pres,

Chicago, July 11.-wheat
to l SIS cents lower, proyisi
prices a shade lower.
New Orleans, July 11.-C,
lures at noon quiet and stea
tically unchanged compared !
close.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11

Boston, July lit was I
day of the year in Boston
mercury near the century
several hours, the official
bureau high reading beinI
three degrees at 2 o'clos
deaths and a score of Or
were reported by the police.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11

Middletown, N. Y, Jul
thermometer here touchd
grees in the shade yester'
ing the heat Saturday,
counted the hottest day
years.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11
STEAMER SINKS In
MISSISSIPPI river
(By Associated Press.)

st. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-THE river
steamer Cape Girardeau struck a snag
and sank to the bottom of the Missis-
sippi River today at Turkey Island,
fifty miles south of st. Louis. One
hundred and fifty passengers were
taken off safely before the boat went
down.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11

Philadelphia, Pa, Juiy
deaths and many prostr'
CURED here yesterday as
the excessive heat. The
was S5 during the morning
the mean temperature for Il
S4. The maximum tempe
was recorded at 4 p. m.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11
4 : = = = I: g = = = !. {. .
THE WEATHER. 4

&ashington, ID. c., July IL !.
" cloudy; continued warm :
tocal Showers tonight or :
Jay. =
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11
RJLL TO ENFRANCHISE
WOMEN OF ENGLAND

,gv Union Associated Press.)
ion1e July lin the House Of
rs t'ay, the second reading of
,roviding for the enfranchise-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-07-11

the hottest day Fear
York. Three peri ! md
ten others died e result
heat. The list of prostratiolo
long, but not so many as SatC
The maximum temperature was
ty-two. The forecast for today D.
esied continued heat. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
THINKS TAXPAYERS
CHEAT THE CITY
Law Rriating to Income Assess
ment il said to be
Violated.
----4-------------- !
RIGID PROBE PLANNED
-----&----------------
One Of Norfolk's Richest Citizens
Charged With Returning
False Statement.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 2s.---Com-
monweaith's Attorney John q. rilton
said to-day that no request has been
maue To him In the matter OF
Grand jury Investigation INTO the
alleged failure OF persons in the eity
with annual incomes OF over Si,00U
to turn In adequate amounts for
taxation at the rate of $40 on each
and every s1e0 earned by them In
year over and above 1900 exemp-
tion. The matter IL being gone into
In an official way, however. and 1t is
understood that the Assessment books
are to be carefully reviewed looking
to proper increase of assessment in
all cases where these have been In
adequately returned.
Members of the Council Finance
Committee. one OF whom has turned
In an annuar income of 600 for
taxation. are behind the movement,
and Commissioner of ReNenae- Ell.
Duran, has added his efforts with the
view Of protecting both himself and
thoEe who should pay proper taxes
from such exposures as have resulted
In the case Of the late John II. Core,
who after death has been found to
have a personal eatate of upwards of
10000 with only $500 listed for
tdxatlOu ana &bUU returned as ms
income over and above the $1,000
exemption.
That the city Ia losing under the
present arrangement Ia evidenced by
the fact that one of the richest men
in Norfolk, with a large income from
hts rental property. each year has
only turned In a sworn statement of
81. 1000 in yearly Incomes. There are
said to be many others in the same
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
TOBACCO INDUSTRY
is FORGING AHEAD
Winston Salem, ". C. Show Enor-
nous Increase in All
Branches.

Especial te The Richmond Firginian.t
WINSTON-sA n. c.. Feb. %.
Figures have Just been compiled by
tho Board of Trade which shows the
immense growth OF the local tobacco
industry.
The sales for 1909 were valued at
$1s,1Sa, zee; pay roll. 81, 6,6e6;
number of employees 6.22a- average
amount paid each employee in 1909.
$340S6: total tons received and ship
ped, including raw material. coal and
manufactured tobacco, l00,T5I. which
required s,2s7 cars: travelling sales
men employed, 1926; number of horse
power used by the factories, 1887;
buildings used for tobacco industry,
Cts for manufacturing purposes
and 20 for warehouse and storage
purposes.
The product of the factories con-
sists OF plug. twist. smoking tobacco
and snuff The raw material comes
principally from North Carolina and
Virginia and the Manufactured pro.
duct is shipped principally to the
Central Western azia East
ern States. Last year the factories
manufactured 43.20j, o07 pounds and
paid the government s2.5y2,42e.4 in
revenue The gales for February,
1910, aggregated 4. 565,IS0 pounds, an
increase over the same month OF last
year OF nearly million pounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
HEATH MAY FLY
To THIS CITY
University of Virginia Aviator
Preparing to Make Flight
in His Areoplane

UNIVERSITY OF vrpcTs1.
Feb. 2s.--John Heath, consulting on.
gineer for the University of Virginia
Aero Club. win leave on satpraav
next for baltimore, where he win a..
tend the baltimore Aero cluh abo,,
and aviation contests. He Will he T.,
Baltimore for several days examining
the latest models OF heIiaeopters an
otncopters, monoplanes and biplanes
at. Heatn expects to get many VAL
nuue suggestions that will lie Of
,nueh service IN computing his prob
iens on areodynamics and in cnm.
plotting the biplane IN which he ~
poets to make flight here n tha
University during Easter week. This
machine combines the principles al
the Wright. Farher, I4eFevre. Lam
bert. De la Vauix and yojsina ma
chiries Following the first pre,inl-
nary flight. which he will give for the.
benefit OF the members or the Acre,
Club. he will then ascend into the
air distance of some two thouea nd
feet and lay direct course south-
east for Richmond. The arrital XII
the biplane at the State capital aill
be marked by an enthusiastic demon
stration in honor OF the young avia-
tor and q reception will probably be
rendered him on the evening OF his
descent from the blue.
Mr.. Heath's plans have been known
Tor E6ftie time 10 tire members Of the
Aero Club. but are now made public
for the first time. The members az
the Seven Club will be invisible am
gels Of the air guiding the intrepid
md daring YOUNG man safely to his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
rankin

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FRANKLIN. VA, Eeh. 2s.~-~Ms.-J.
S. Drewry, of Pinopolis, visited here
Wednesday.
Mrs, George II Parker, Jr., enter
tanned the Franklin Book Club We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w, III. Arthur has been spend
ing the week with her parents in
Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Parker left
Monday evening for short trip to
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cobb spent
Sunday with relatives in fvor
Miss Sallie Camp returned TO Mer-
edith College, Raleigh, Monday
morning, after spending few days
at her home here.
Mr.. X. q. Camp entertained few
friends IN his den" in honor of Miss
1rma Saunders and Miss Goldie At
wood. who are visiting Miss Eyie
Knight, Friday. evening.
Mrs M-E.- Greer, of Newport.
Tenn. concluded a visit with Mrs,
r. a. Henderson at the Seminary
"Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Jones.
Jr., af New York city. are spend
ing the month at the Stonewall Inn.
Dr. W l.. Bull, of Richmond. will
preach the baccalaureate sermon at
The seminary. commencing May Ii.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
Wireless Operators Hoaxed
By Many Practical Jokers|
Important Aerial Messages Inter- pted BY Amatuer Marcon Who
Sent Ragtme phonogr aph Music Through Space
go Via the Wirele Telephone. a
Via the wirele IS Telepho

WASHINGTON Feb. 2s.--The
wireless experts Of The treasury de-
partment are hard at, work trying
20 find a way to prevent Important
aerial messages to and from feye-
mite cutters being side- tracked BY tho
duittet strains OF "Has Anybody Here
seen Kelly. - ---<4Itf he tytfu CHERRY
Rag and 'Earcaroiie from Fra
diavolo" ground out of tfn-canny
monograph and sent hurting through
the afr Via wireless telephone.
The wireless log OF the revenue cut
ter Mccuilorh for January, which has
Just reached the department from the
Pacific coast, tells In occasional vivid
language OF the afl-iinportant IS. O.
:" signal reduced fn n Heterogeneous
tumble OF flashes By Interference from
the wireless phunogiaph4teleph
man. The Mccuiipeh's operator
knows the aerial musician merely as
m Mccarthy, bit ne knows TINT sUrlse-
.Mhere- In the heart of fs.ff Francisco
Mae" has d perfectly good wireless
telephone that Is potent for evil.
In addition to Mccarthy. the Me-
Cullochts log tells Of host OF anna
teur Marcnnis who. with appealing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
Chase City

Especial to The Richmond yirginIan.)
CHASE CITY. Feb. 2s.--Friaay
night. Feb. IS. Mr.. Charles M Bos-
we'll, former president of the Abe
marie Paper Company, of Richmond.
entertained In very elaborate man
ner his Sunday-school class. COM
prising the young ladies OF the South
Side Female Institute.
The handsome home was decorated
most tastefully with flags. red, white
and blue draperies, palms and choice
hot house plants, Mr. Boswell was
assisted In the reception of his guests
by Mrs. Charles NJ. Boswell. Mrs. NJ.
L. Boswell. Mrs. A. l.. j. Boswell. of
Suffolk, Va, and Professor ~. g.
Institute. While a spirited contest
was in progress. for which appro-
pirate and artistic score cards were
enjoyed, punch was served by Miss
Margaret Lee Boswell. First prize
for the contest was wen. on a est be-
tween Miss Annie Robertson and Miss
Lizzie Wells. by the latter young lady.
1t was q handsomely framed picture
of General Washington. Miss Ollie
Mccormick, as cheer for defeat, was
presented box of CONNECTIONS in
and Ratchet. The presentation
speeches were given by Mr.. Boswell in
his best and ever-humorous manner.
AS prelude to the elegant refresh
ments. there were songs and readings
by the talent OF the institute
he most mrmorabfe evening wHs
finished by dainty and original SER
vice of tempting salad course and
delicious ices.
To-
Misses Mamie KlmbaH. Ruth Kim
ball. Maud Shanks and Eva Wilson,
of North Carolina; Misses Della Owen.
Ruth Owen, Gertrude Gordan, Gladys
Reams, Nergie Blanks and Annie
Newton, OF Clarksville. Va; Misses
Willie NJ. Carpenter, Julia and Lottie
Wright and Julia Robinson. OF Law
renceville. Va; Misses Ruby Lyon.
Annie b. Allen. Annie Cults. Lily
Morgan and Olive Jeffries. Of Skip
with, Va: Misses Anita and Ollie Me-
Cormick. of Lottsburg. Va: Misses
Lizzie Wells, Jena Mtckie and Vivian
Mason. OF Boydton. Va. Misses Nellie
Rice and Liza Moseley OF Jeffress
Va: Misses Ora and Fleta Wilkin-
son. of Cephas. Va: Misses Maud and
Gertrude Ryland. OF Dinwiddie, Va:
Misses Bessie and Lizzie Morgan. eli
brakes Branch. Va. Misses Mary
-fstttttes~ Aeo6tttscff. fffsS~
ter, Mary Robertson. Margaret Lee
Boswell and Gladys Hester. OF Chase
City. Va; Miss Adelaide Shorter. of
Crewe. Va; Miss Minnie Pillow, of
Charlotte Courthouse, Va. Miss Ethel
Wotton, Finchley. Va; Miss Matte
Latimer. Smithfieid, Va: Miss Mary
Bonn. Cluster Springs. Va. Vera Nc
Whorter. OF Norfolk, Va. Olivia
Hening. Richmond, Va; Evelyn Per-
kinson. Wyliesburg. Va; Liliaon
Coates. Nathalie. Va: Beatrice An
derson, Ontario Va. Myrtle Nash,
Wightman, Va, and Miss Florence
Wells, Virginia, Va.
Mrs. w. f. Clark has returned from
a prolonged stay with Keysvilie neigh
bors.
Mr.. S. S. Elam, OF Richmond. spent
the past week with relatives here.
Mr.. Fred Gregory left for Rich
mond. accompanied by his physician,
DIR. Fl. l.. Burwell. He will be operat.
ed on there for appendicitis,
MIR. and Mrs. e. e. Geoghegan. who
with party OF friends left here for
trip to Florida and places Of in
terest en- route, are now visiting rela-
tives IN Arkansas and viii return
home Tomorrow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
UNABLE TO AGREE
As TO HIS SANITY
Iftng Jury Results Again IN the
Case Of Texas
Cloves.
TO BE TRIED ON MERITS
Man to Answer for Assault Upon
Relative-Banquet
of X. Y. f.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. }
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, Feb. IS
The second trial OF inquiry into the
sanity OF Texas Cloves was eonclud-
ed in the Circuit Court here satur-
day night and resulted as before In
a hung jury.
Last summer. while In a drunken
fit. Cloves cut and wounded II. r
Clark, Il relative. Since then 1t has
been claimed by his friends that he
Us insane. and he has been kept
closely guarded In the city iaii,
At the beginning of this terra at
court Judge Tyler ordered an in
CURRY into his sanity. which resulted
In a disagreement of the Jury. When
second inquiry was held with the
same results. 1t Is probable that at
the next term OF the court the case
will be tried en- Its merits Cloves liz
represented by able counsel, MIR. III,
NJ. Smith, of Richmond. and MIR.
Frank Armsted. of this city. Com
monwealth's Attorney Norvelle l..
Henley represents the prosecutions.
Annual Banquet of X. Y. r.
The annual banquet Of the X. of
Y. F.. of william and Mary College,
was held at the Colonial Inn Friday
night, The tables were tastefully de-
corated in red. white and green ans.
were most attractive In appearance.
The members of the organization en-
.feyed themselves until the .'wse
sn1a's" hours.
Mrs. II. n. Philips entertained
Friday evening at an informal tea
in honor of Miss Ayler of Newport
News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
DAYTONA BEACH
SPEED CARNIVAL
Sanction Has Been Received and
Events Arranged for the
Big Meet. =,

- pa TFt5NA. FLA, Feb. aaS.s-uSsauc--
ton has been granted for the 1910
Daytona Beach speed carnival I'M
der the auspices Of the Florida East
Coast Automobile Association. FOO
March 20. - and "a, by chairma1
Butler, of the contest board Of the
American Automobile Association.
Following are the events which
win constitute the racing program:
one n1tie for worlds stratghtaway
championship against time.
Two miles minute speed king
race.
Five miles free-for-ali.
Fifty miles stock chassis, $50 to ESQ
cubic inches.
One hundred miles stock chassis.
ESQ 10 sso cubic inches
one hundred mites stock chassis.
45t= to soc cubic inches,
Ten miles Southern championship.
Ten miles Florida championship.
Twenty miles handicap, free-fer-all
Twenty miles handicap. stock chas-
sis, all classes.
A large number OF handsome and
valuable trophies will be offered. the
list not yet being complete. In the
one-n,ile time trial championship ana
two miles minute events the CONS
petiag cars must qualify by covering
1--WE miles at an average OF VI sec
ontls to the mile.
Full information and entry blanks.
naming prizes. may be had upon ap-
ptieation to r. r. Fitzgerald, secre-
tary Of the club. at Daytona, Fla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

messages lead the revenue cutter on
Wild goose chases to rescue fare
wrecks. On ssne occasion the Mc-
Culloch spent hours trying 70 get
wireless message frpIn D real wreck
ed schooner to determine her location
Mut.artisy Keeling out MY Cousin
T-Kfus and d score OF more amateurs
With the wireless telegraph prevented
any communication and the Mct.ui-
10th doesn't know vet what snip
wanted her help.
Revenue cutters and derelict de-
stroyers from stations all around the
coast are sending IN reports that
duplicate the grievances OF the Me-
Gullpcil Recently the steamer Bre-
men, FOR Ne~ York. s,Taawafe that the
Nantucket iightshfp had sunk a short
time before, received the call OF the
lighfship from an. earnest amateur
and almost took her Loco souls on a
rocky r6er before she discovered the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
+ alrnnOunt

Mrs MIHsen Is able 10 be out amer
an illness of several days with grippe.
Miss Mamie TrewalIer. OF Baltimore.
Ia visiting her sister. Mrs. Noitz. OF
Paramount.
Miss Florence Germeiman. who has
been quite sick, IS improving.
The Just For Fun Social Club held
It's regular fneeting at the home OF
Miss Mamie Felvey last week. Par.
Tor games were played until a late
hour after which the crpwd, left for,
their home at meet next Friday night
mi the home Of Miss Grace Lucks on.
Twenty-seventh street M
Mrs. George w. Troxier has returned
"a visit TO friends and relatives "A
philadelphia. s4
The Fairsnaunt Council Of Juniors
held d George Washington Social IN
the town hall Thursday night The
social was opened by PRAYER by the
Rev Mr.. Iiartness. OF Fafrmount u.
II. church. TkHre was Nm address On
behalf Of the Juniors by Mr. Henry
council; Instrumental duet hy Miss
sC,ntheleen Holiins and Mrs. sadie Gary:
address by the Rev. ". r. Burrelk az
the Fairpiount BAPTIST churcn; vocnl
Gentry; recitation by Miss Alice Hech-
by: recitation By Miss May Eelyey; in-
duet Ky y m mnsss sisn sa
cream and cake was served In Abund-
ence.
eEty.e wiM haNa I, = = .. 80
ere urged to be present 30 help IN tho
work. ~ eleven candidates are oNt.
z The teachers have set apart every
sts 10 seJ~~ II, ~ Y 49, faiT haif
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
Chicken Salad.

There Is great deal OF latitude
permitted in making a chicken salad
At its best 1t ~ made OF the white
meat of q boiled fowl. mixed with an
equal or three-quarters the amount OF
crisp white celery moistened with
some of the liquor in which the
chicken was cooked and q rich mayon-
naise. Nearly all experienced house
keepers, as we'll as caterers, however,
have learned to use part OF the dark
meat of the chicken ii one wishes to
have 1t entirely OF fowl, or else, ii one
desires to make large quantity OF
salad, combine the chicken with part
veal or cold roast pork. The veal Ii
usually cooked with the chicken.
Green peppers chopped fine are FREE
quently used with The celery. as also
walnut meats.
After one has acquired the correct
salad taste, combinations can be made
according TO circumstances. Here il
q standard rule that may serve as "A
peg on which you can hang your
own Individual -lou.AiHati6ns aaa.l
changes:
Clean and cnt up the chicken. wash
thoroughly and put into d kettle OF
boiling water: add chopped onion,
a tablespoonful ot chopped carrot, a
hall tcaspoonful OF celery seed and
salt and pepper to taste. allow the
chicken to boil rapidly for five min
utes, then push back on the range.
where II will simmer gently until this
chicken Is tender. take up the
chicken. cut the flesh in large pieces
from the bones and. after rejecting all
skin. fat and gristle. cut the meat
into small dice. Measure, then cut
nice white clisped celery into the same
sliced pieees---enough to make about
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

IN SIX sizes lnAt Will III
any woman whose bust
measure is between thir-
ty-two ard forty-two IN
ehes. Goods suitable for
making such a garment
are in thirty-six and for
ty-four inch widths. OF
the narrower, flve and
one half yards Will be
reeded, but OF the wider
feur and one. half yards
will be sufficient.
After suitable materi-
ais have been procured
for their development IT
IL only necessary that
the seams be neatly
sewed and the trimming
accurately applied. When
intended for general
wear long cloth, main.
SOCK and cambria In a
medium weight will wear
well, and these goods
iaunder nicely. AS a
trimming. fine hamburg
embroidery or thread lace
may be used.
When dainty night
robe Ia wanted, fine linz
en-, batiste or lawn will
be effective trimmed
with Val. lace and inser-
ton or Swiss embroidery.
a lovely night gown
made in this model and
intended for a bride was
of handkerchief linen
trimmed with Val lace.
ON the front above the
heading hand enf-
hrniders,l white polka
dots about the Size of the
end of "A lead pencil,
These were3edged with q
narrow ring Of blue, and
similar dots ornamented
the sleeves above the In
sertion.
A pretty finish would
be to emhroiaer with
iuttonhoie seailop the
edge OF the neck and
siccve ard work eyelets
about ar inch apart. ar
ranged so that they take
the place or the beading,
When desired the bead
ing at the high waist
line may be omitted AID
the goods al!owed- to
hsre straight from the
neck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
N 3h> wedding on Thursday evening
71tss Caroline jackson wi,iinsham.

4 n ~ wedding on Thursday evening
= 7ttss Caroline jackson wiliingham.
Atlanta. tn Mr. Homer Ambrusc
tuirhaei. of jackson, Ga. was of
!&terrxs to MANY Virginia people. The
$Esdts u former Hoilins student snd
M many friends and relatives in
s1ftchinont.
The ceremony took place at the
sN1snc pf the brides uncle and aunt,
~ and Mrs. w. H. WiIlingham, in
sNe<M End. Atlanta. and was perform
~ ht Rexs NJ h. Piekars. of Sayan-
ypah. and Rev. Charles Daniel. OF the
First Baptist church. The house VAS
s8Enntifully decorated for the ects~
Ion, and the room dra ped In South
9Tn snsilax. with palms and ferns here
I'D there
In the drawing room. where the
|8<tentony was performed, the bride
md bride groom stood before an altar
Snf paifna. while white roses were
Marked on the mantel. and color
rheYnr Of white and green was car
sEfea uut in all the decorations
s4hruuRheut the house,
~ Or. William Brantley Of Washing
tnn, u. O.. was the best man; the
bride's mother, Mrs 4. l.. willing
lam. was matron of honor. and the
y6ffssesrnsids were Miss Elizabeth Will
511nxhara. Of Macon: Miss Cecilia
XAyne. or Montgomery. Miss julia
sBfckard, Of Savannah, and Miss Theo-
1ekla Niilingnam Miss Marguerite
kyfrr -v-yfs ts,s~er iri-if f-f,,-nf~-
.11aen ware Mesgrs. Waiter Mash',nra,
Aenry Newman. George Mailet, Car
HDli G.ahaniss.
Hiss Eminic Wiiitpgharn. the maid
III honor. wore white chiffon. the cor
S1Mre trimmed in pearls and lace. and
40 carried bride roses
Mrs. IL. l.. wil.irgham. the matron
anf hrnor. wore white crepe de chine,
/ ft1s sorAagc trimmed in duchess lace.
The bridesmaids wore gowns of
White chiffon, the corsaEe trimmed In
'Raane. ard their flowers were brides
4naid roses,
The bride was lovely in her we'd
H1n9 gown IL white charmeuse satin
with trimmings Of pearls and rose
Soant lace The long tulle veil was
sSr6Fn with a wreath pf t4rnHF~ hius-
DOl1is, and her bouquet was of orchie'
End valley lilies.
After the ceremony tho young cou-
SO received the congratulations OF
1neff friends. and an informal recep
@1fnn Mas heid. delicious supper
was served.
! Assisting in the entertainment ~
INT guests We're Mrs II. II. Tiff, %
SYIftnn. Mrs. |. w. Myers, of Triton.
s1Kfx ii r. rofcurri, Mrs. hayward VIII"
s1inKhar1. Mrs. Woods White, Mrs,
& Alorxo Richardson. Mrs. II. G. Me-
4XsfOrr. Asfs. e. + fsHnief, NJ re. 1TsBunas
Daniel.
serving punch We're Miss Mary
Gray, Miss White. Miss Mccrory, Miss