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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22
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daughter Katherines twelfth BIRTH
day. Twelve Of Miss katherine's
friends were invited to enjoy the
dainty refreshments prepared so taste
fully. The colors were green and red;
flags, cherries and hatchets adorned
the table and the rooms. The faVors
were little hatchets with spray OF
cherry leaves tied to the handle. The
games played were some of the very
same that the little lassies played
when George Washington was boy.
Those invited to share the young
lady's pleasure were Elizabeth Chen
cry, Isabel Williams, Agnes Wright,
Lalian Wright, Issie Priddy' Sarah
Blassingame, Nancy Midyette, Sarah
rrear, Madeline and Anne Bigger,
Emma Lawless, Mary Tucker.
DR.. ]. r. Wightman and wife and
their son. Mr. Frank Wightman. all of
Baltimore. are visiting Mr.. ]. Pink
ney Wightman. DR. Wightman Is a
prominent member of the Baltimore
Conference, at one time filling the pull
pit of Mount Vernon church, Wash
ington, d. C..
Forgetful of the fact that the hatch
ct still tempted the small boy to chop
on the cherry tree instead OF the
woodptie, Mr.. l.. e. W. Mayberry, our
leading grocer, who is also one OF the
school board, an active worker In the
Sunday-school and a steward in the
church, has again reminded us of the
misbehayior OF the Father of His
Country in a most glazing manner
In his show window hangs a large
portrait of George Washington sur
rounded by large branches of cherry
trees with the cherries hang on then
and the guilty Ratchet lying under
meath. Mr.. Mayberry Is going to pre-
! sent the picture Of Washington to thu
| high school.
MIR. Walker Storey. Asa Briggs ant
II. NJ. Wynn we're in town Sunday
Ashland Is always glad to welcome tn,
old r. NJ. c. boys back
Willie Midyette and l.. l.. Gravel!
paid q flying visit to Buena Vista thu
| Goth and 21st
Mrs. Marshall Ellis has returned
from Lynchburg.
MIR. Herbert Doggett. OF Chicago
was the guest of Mrs. Ciarenc,
Wright this week.
Miss Alice Peatross win go TO Nor
folk Wednesday to attend the mar
rage of her brother, Mr.. A. S. Pea
tross. who is to marry Miss Conk
ling
The first Of the moving pictur
shows given at the Auditorium thi
afternoon was In every way a sue
cess. All of the pictures We're goo
and some OF them quite beautiful
The manager had sent out goodl
number of complimentary tickets I
the folks of the town. 80 there was
good crowd Mn spite OF the rain. w
4 hope for success for the enterprisin
young manager.
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Mrs. George Baghy. who has been
on visit Of several weeks at the home
of Mrs. c. c. Broaddus. has returned
to her home,
Eugene Hazelgrove left on Sunday
for Norfolk. where he will make his
home for the future. He will engage
in the commission business.
Miss Matte Allen, who had a fall
last Wednesday at Seventh and Broad
streets, Richmond, and who was
quite seriously hurt. was removed on
Monday from the home OF c. C.. Rady.
where she had been since the day of
her accident to the Virginia hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Neefun, Of
Goidsboro. N. c., who have been
spending the winter with their daugh-
ter Mrs. II. b. Stokes. have returned
home.
The Young Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the Baptist church meet at
the home of Mrs. w. II. Bixby Mon
day afternoon. The meeting was ad-
| dressed by the Rev. Il. II. Bowden,
pastor of the Baptist church.
Rev. ]. w. Dixon, of the Nineteenth
Street Mission, Richmond, preached In
the Methodist churTh Sunday morn
| ing.
Mrs. W. r. Yarbroug1 and son have
gone to Newport News on a visit to
her daughter. Mrs. r. r. Blanton.-
Fitzgerald Lodge of Masons held 6
| call communication Monday night IL
the assembly hall.
! A. Fl. Sands. Jr. who recently ac'
| cepted q position in banking bushes,
/ In New York city. Is at home. He
Will return to New York In a few days
| Mrs. d. Fl. Wisman has been quits
sick for several days at her home
! on Monterio avenue.
| A delightful pink tea was given II
honor of Mrs. G. A. Bowie upon hel
eightieth birthday at COS Lamb ave
nue.. the home OF her nephew. Mon
day afternoon from to 6 O'Clock. Thi
| occasion was greatly enjoyed by al
| present
Those present were. Mrs. william
ID. Thomas, Miss Mary Thomas. Mrs
William Russell Jones, the wife o
DR.. Jones; Mrs. Charlie w. Hunter
Mrs. Charlie w. Hunter. Jr.. of Ash
land; Mrs. Sallie r. Harris. Mrs. VII
liam A. Harris, Mrs Robert e. Gaines
Miss Martha Pattison Bowie and Mis-
| Mary Scott Jones. of Charlottesville
All OF whom are relatives of Mrs
Bowie.
William Coombs, of Harbor Hill
Augusta county. Is the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Frisehkorn.
Mrs ]. +. Pohlman. who has heel
very sick for several days. 10 mucl
improved.
The deacons and members of tn
finance committee of the Baptis
church will hold their regular month";
meeting at the home of w. M. LUG
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
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CATCH MEN TRYING
To BREAK IN BARN
Band of Negroes Sent to Jail.
Officers of Washington
Camp.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.s
KNOXVILLE, VA, Feb. "a
band of negro thieves. who have been
stealing to q great extent from the
farmers in this vicinity throughout
the winter. were apprehended Sunday
night while endeayoring to break Ia
the barn of J. II. Evers, a prominent
farmer. They. with their leader, ED
Yancey." We're sent to jail.
Washington Camp, No. 81, of the
Patriotic Order. Sons of America. re-
Gently installed the following officers
for the ensuing term; John A. New
man. past president. James p. Clark,
president: r. b. Harris. vice-presi-
dent. James D. Priest. master OF
forms: e. II. Seay. conductor; James
b. Martin, recording secretary: Thorn
as T.. Harris, treasurer; b. G. Mar
tin. financial secretary: w. J. Hughes
guard: George w. Martin. inspector;
H. c. Newton, trustee.
This camp was instituted March 5
1909, and has 60 members, and Is
one of the most enthusiastic as wei
as progressive camps in Virginia
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Fulton

Mr. Macon Bailey, OF Hampton.
spent Sunday with his father, Mr.. S.
A. Bailey on Williamsburg avenue.
MIR. Raymond Nielsen left Monday
for Orange. after visit to his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. r.. Nielsen.
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
Calvin Jones. In Smtthfieid
Little Ruth Helen McCailey. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McCalley,
who has been extremely Ill. Is i'm
proving,
The funeral of Miss Laura Dowden
took place from the Weddell Memorial
chapel Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
DIR. Moncure and Rev. " w. Barga-
min ofiiciating.
A Washington birthday party will
be held in the lecture room of Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal church to-
night by the Ladies Auxiliary. A
musical program will be rendered and
refreshments served.
On Friday night the Kings Daugh-
tiers will hold an entertainment and
bazaar in Nelsen's hall. for sweet
charity's sake. Admission free. Re-
freshments and fancy articles will be
on sale.
Walter. the little son OF Rev. and
Mrs. v. w. Bargamin. who has been
very sick. is improving.
The Rev. A. b. Sharp. superinten-
dent of the Methodist orphanage'
preached in Denny-Street church Sun
day night to a large congregation. Mr..
Sharp spoke of the great work IN
which he is engaged in a most in
| teresting manncr.
Miss Martha Black is still confined
| to her home by sickness.
| The Cup of Cold Water Circle of the
| Kings Daughters and Sons will meet
| in the home of Mrs. S. b. Names this
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr. J. NJ. Bryant OF Andersonville,
Ga. visited friends In Fulton last
week. Mr.. Bryant was at one time
keeper of the national cemetery or
! williamsburg road.
/ On Friday night. Feb. rs. DR.. G. $
| blackwell will lecture in Fulton Bap-
tist church on Grace. Grit and Gump'
| ton, Admission, twenty-five cents.
| Or. w. w. Nelson IL improving
slowly from his long illness. Hill
many friends hope to see him ou
soon.
Mrs. Lewis Hansen Is sick in bel
! home on State street.
! Capitol City Lodge, l. o. o. F.. vii
/ meet in Nelson's hall tonight.
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BULGARIA MAY TRY
TO SEIZE MACEDONIA
-------
Austria Advises King George to
Retain Seeptre of
Greece.

VIENNA. Feb. 2s.--Emperor Franz
Josef ordered the Austrian minister
at Athens to-day to urge King George
not to abdicate, believing that the
downfall OF the present Greek regime
would precipitate a reign OF anarchy,
The concentration al :, eEulEariYn
troops along the Turkish frontier Is
attributed here to the belief on Bull
garias part that the overthrow OF
King George IL inevitable, and that
when II comes Turkey and Greece will
become involved. Bulgaria plGns to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

Lehman's class was held at her home.
2eoI Park avenue, last "Wednesday
evening. The pupils reflected great
credit and careful training on the part
of their teacher, The program was
as follows: :
Melody of Love ...., (Engleman)
Miss Lois Belk.
Song Without Words tMendelssohn)
Miss leila Schwartz.
Bohemian Carl .......... Creamery
Miss Nettie Marks
MAEurka NSHiAtHJ
Miss Anna Want.
Duet. Qui WV, ......,..... (Ganz)
Miss Essie Lehman and Master Theo-
dore Nelson.
Waystde tkiseher9
,- Miss Clare Levy.
Miss Dora London.
Anvil Chorus .............. tNerdi)
Miss Elite Want.
Morning Prayer $500. tstreaoogl
Master Isidore Siegle.
Little Fairy Waltz 1900. tstreabog)
Miss Bessie Marks.
Consolation ..... (Mendelssohn)
Master Theodore Nelson.
Mazurka ......... tBachman)
Miss Rieta Bear.
Melody in r ......... tRuoenstien)
Miss Ora Jones.
Fifth Nocturno .....,. Geybach)
Miss Lena London,
waltz ....@.............. tChopin)
Miss Lusline Belk.
Cuius Amman ............ (kunel
Miss Maude Mckenzie.
Sweet Violet ........... tstreabog)
Miss Pearl Sheer,
I'll Trovotore ......... (Dornl
Miss Viola Ullmarl.
Moths .................. (streabog)
Miss Celia Want.
Mountain Trail .........- tGarlano)
Miss Mildred Calisch.
The Fountain ...-....,.-,.. tbohmn)
Miss Leila Want.
Members OF Miss Lehman's class
are: Misses Lois Belk, Lurline Beik
celia Schwartz. Nettie Marks, Bessie
Marks. Clare Levy. Maude Mckenzie
Ettie Want, Leah Want. Annie Bow
man, Mildred Caiisch, Viola James
Lena London. Dora London. Sailie
Uarbaugh. Pearl Schere, Lottit
sohere. Annat Want, Celia Want
Rieta Bear. Viola Ullman. Zipporat
Sheer. Florence Sheer. Messrs, Theo
dore Nelson and Isidore Siegle.
Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety.
The Confederate Memorial Literary
Society will hold Its February meeting
at the Confederate Museum, Wednes-
day at noon
Interesting Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Brooks Johnston,
of Norfolk, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Clara Lehauk Goodwin, to Randolph
Boiling Cooke, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert d. Cooke.
Tea-Ro0m.
Misses Mauda Morgan, Caroline
Rennolds, Posie Meredith and Mrs
| David Leake will be In charge at the
| tea room Wednesday afternoon
! Joint Meeting.
! A Joint meeting of the Virgins
Chapter of the Association OF Col
/ iege Women and the Equal Suffrage
! League of Virginia win be held at tn,
reading rooms of the Suffrage League
/ Saturday afternoon at o'clock. DIR
Emil Chenault Runyon will speak OIL
The Medical Inspection of Children
in the Public Schools" and Mrs. j
w. Durham, president of the Colleg,
women's Association, will lead tn,
discussion.
I Friends of the league and the asso
I citation and others interested In tn
subject OF the address are invited I,
attend the meeting.
Personals.
Il Mrs James Hoge Tyler, OF Roanok,
formerly Miss Evelyn Bell. of Rich
mefsf, is visiting her sister, Mrs Cfir
ton Miller. at 2i7 East Grace street.
Mrs. D. C. Hutcheson. Of Drake
Il Branch, Va, Is rapidly improving an,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22
MIR. POLLARD TO RETIRE.
Service In Council Neaufres too Muci
Of His Time.

Feeling that the work requires too
much OF his time, Vice. Prsaident H. Il.
Pollard, Jr.. of the Common Council
announces that he will not stand for
reelection in the April primary: Mr.
the lower branch for the past eight
years and during that period no has
devoted much OF his time and labors
TO the city's interests.
NJ the Finance Committee and OF the
peciai Committee on Consolidation OF
Mnnchester and Richmond. He Is al
30. o member OF the Committee on Elec-
tricity.
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FARMERS OF ORANGE
HAVE INTERESTING MEETING.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
ORANGE. VA. Feb. ga very In
thusiastic farmers meeting was held
here for the purpose OF inducing young
men and boys to augment the cause OF
farming. Special Inducements were Of
fered to boys to begin farming on
small scale, under the tutorship OF
theoretical and practical agriculturtst.
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take advantage of this. In the opin-
ion of Austrian diplomats. by SEEING
Macedonia.
Bulgaria has between 10000 ana
SO, 600 troops concentrated In the VI.
cinity of KostendH. only three hours
march ftom the Turkish border.
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Ashland

ASHLAND. VA. Feb. a2-The
home of Mr. Joe Vaughan was the
! scene Of a beautiful birthday party
last Saturday. when Mrs. Julia
Vaughan entertained In honor OF her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

Mr.. Robert A. Lancaster, Jr.. secretary
To MI yacaneies on the board OF gov
errors the following were chosen:
Messrs Hugh Antrim, r. L. Gordon,
John G. Hayes and f. T. orgain-
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sts. .Fs<ra,ASss, PRESIDENT $50
or THE WESTMOHELAND.

Mr.. John Gordon FarIand was Mon
| day night elected president OF the
Northumberland Club when tho annual
nesting was held. Judge John Henry
ingram WAS made yics-president, ana
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

Miss Irene Murrie. of Danville, Va.
who has heen visiting Miss Minnie
Jones, Is now a guest of Mrs. j. Ii.
Redd, Jr., of Church Hill.
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Mrs. William Pritchard Stovall, OF
Richmond, fof merry Miss Nettie Ora
gard, In visiting her mother, Mrs. ]. ].
Gragard, in New Orleans. She and
her two children, Master John era
gard stovall and little daughter Mat
tie Stovall, will be there for several
weeks
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Society

h society editor 81 the Rich
5000 virainian win be clad to re-
Ecsavs social items and personals.
1hese may be sent BY mail If en-
6ofsed With the name and address
q the contributor, or may be
phcned to Madison 1913.
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Miss sailie q. BeetA,r of Chase city
Va. is a guest OF Mrs. J. L. Phippen
ON Park avenue.
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Mrs. Eugene Blackboard and Miss
Elizabeth Mclean, of Baltimore, are
spending a week in Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

Miss Ellen Glasgow has returned to
Richmond after an absence of several
VI eeks In New York and Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

Miss Carrie Blackwell, who has
teen so very i'll, Is improving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

is now able to see her friends. she
underwent q successful operation AT
the Johnston Willis Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. LASTLY returned
to Richmond Monday after visit to
Mrs. A. II. johnson in Raleigh, N. C..
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PLUMES

Bring year old Piumes and have a
Handsome Willow Plume made at a very
moderate price. Our Cleaning, Dyeing
and Curling cannot be excelled. Out-of-
town trade specially. Feathers retail
ed at wholesale prices
III Eost Rroad gfraet Second Floor
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Miss Rose Hooker, of Richmond,
Who has been visiting in Durham,
n. c., has gone TO Greenville.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-22

DR.. and Mrs. II. T. Bahnson have
left for their home in Salem. n. C.,
after a pleasant visit to friends in
Richmond.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Gray Tanghorne, of
Pulaski. Va, are the guests of rela-
tives here.
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Barton Heights

on a visit OF several weeks at the home
of Mrs. c. c. Broaddus, has returned
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IA S HONS

Many very large flat hats are
seen, trimmed underneath the
brim.
New handbags are made of black
velvet and colored suede leather.
A novelty in the binding of hats
is to take ribbon about three
inches wide, gather at each edge,
and draw up to fit over the brim
edge as wide on the lower as on
the upper side.
The guimpse of plain sheer tulle
or net is more frequently used
than that of tucks. The yoke is
extremely shallow and flesh tint Is
the usual color.
Wreaths of simple white roses
lie flat upon the broad brims OF
plain black hats for those who
would avoid the flaring brim.
The kimono and obi scarf effect
is strongly limited at in some of the
new Paris costumes, which lean to-
ward orientalism.
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pALToNs NEWS % READERs]

Elmer Tate, SS06 Lincoln place.
Rev. W. J. Hindley officiated
About rs relatives and friends of
the young couple witnessed the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will make
their home at Chinook, Mont.
Z & &
GUILD WILL MEET.
The members of the st. Mat
thews guild will hold a very i'm
portant meeting this afternoon at
st. Mathews church.
= & =
PICNIC FRIDAY.
The Epworth leaguers of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
will hold picnic Friday evening
July 20, at Liberty Lake. Trains
will leave the Terminal station al
$40 p. m.
All members and friends are in
vited to attend. Ladies are re
quested to bring lunch for two.
& Z Z
SWEET PEA SHOW.
The ladies' or the First Univer
salist church held a meeting today
for the purpose of arranging for
the sweet pea show and to set a
date for the display.
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ROYAL HIGHlANDERS' SUM
MER HOME.
The Royal Highlanders have
opened a camp at Shallow Beach
at Newman lake.
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PICNIC At LIBERTY LAKE.
The Sunday school of the
Iidgerwood Presbyterian church
will give their annual picnic Thurs
dayat Liberty park
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CONDUCT MEETINGS.
Brigadier and Mrs. Stubbins OF
Seattle will be in Spokane and
conduct meetings at the Salvation
Army Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day.
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NEW YORK, July 17-Of the
army of $4,000 men and women
garment makers on strike in New
York, Polly and Katie Cohn are
typical examples. They have been
in this country two years.
For six years they have worked
at thei rtrade. Their father died
in Russia and they piled their
needles and denied themselves food
and clothing until they were able
to bring their mother and the four
little Coins to America. Together
they earn $12 a week. On this the
family lives. Katie Cohn is one
of the strike leaders.
ut is not for myself that
strike" she declared with spirit,
nor for my sisters. It is for the
trade, for living conditions and
against system which has been
simply unbearable.
Our employers are fond of say
ing cloak makers can earn from
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OF INTEREST
TO WIFE Oh
DAUGHT1R|
CLOAK MAKERS ARE SERFS,
DECLARES A GIRL STRIKER

s25 to $50 a week, but they do mot
tell you that they work but hAlf
the year and then from s In the
morning until often past midnight
"The cloak maker 10 forced 20
call in every member Of his family
to aid him making this sum. He
works IL hours day In the shop
and when he goes home he carries
unfinished garments with him. ON
which he and his family work UNI
til they fall asleep In their chair.
Even the babies are taught to pull
basting threads.
1.-THE highest price paid for work
on any coat is SO and these coats
sell for 800 to $3.50. The total
cost of such a garment Is $35. Tho
rest is profit.
For cheap suits we get $3.50 for
the making, sometimes less. We
insist that the worker ID entitled
to something more than q bare sub
sistence.
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TO SPANK WASHER
nv United Press Leased Wiz,

10Y 0Hltcu IICoS GGdoCu VHSJ
MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.-Mash-
ers who hunt in Minneapolis parks
hereafter will do so at great risk
to their personal dignity. Chief of
Police Kingsley today caused to be
circulated an order directing his
officers to stretch carefully over
one knee any masher caught in the
act, and apply with vigor the palm
of a white gloved hand. No ar
rests are to be made. The spank
ings are to be administered pub
licly. Warnings are to be pub
lished in the local newspapers.
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on either side to a sixteenth of an
inch in thickness, except at the
hub. You can finish it with sand
paper and shellac, and then polish
with floorwax. Shoe backing
would be just as good, though, for
the polishing.
If you round off the ends of the
propeller, don't cut them in a half
circle, but have the longest part OF
the blade a third of the distance
from the front. If you are skill
full enough to slightly hollow out
the front faces of the propeller
blades like a spoon, you will get
greater efficiency, or pushing
power. when you come to fly the
monoplane.
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MAKING POWER

Finish, of course with the usual
cork hub.
Later on when you come to build
more complicated filters, all OF
these instructions will come
mighty handy. Fig. 3 shows you
one of the siplest kinds of power
plants. Here the propeller is shown
in front at P, being glued to a cork
hub, as shown.
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CLARk-CLARK WEDDING TO.
NIGHT,

A quiet unpretentious wedding
Of the week will be solemnized this
evening at o'clock when Miss
Allie e. Clark, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. Clark of Marion, Iowa,
and Charles Walter Clark, son of
Mr.. an dMrs. j. e. Clark of this
city, will be- married at the home
of the groom's parents, 1880
Pacific avenue.
The service will be- read by Rev.
w. J. Hindley in the presence of
only the immediate relatives.
Miss Clark Is well known in the
city, having for sometime been
head saleslady In the suit depart
ment of the Wonder store.
Mr.. Clark is at present shipping
clerk at the Spokane Spice and
Coffee house and was formerly
with Polk & Co.
After a short honeymoon trip to
the coast, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will
be at home to their friends at 1880
Pacific avenue.
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ING A POWER PLANT AND USING IT IN FLICHT|'

For shaft, use a hairpin, or a
piece of steel wire, or, if you can
find an old bicycle spoke with
threads on the end, that is better
yet. Make hole through the
center of the propeller little
smaller than the bicycle spoke and
screw the spoke in. It will cut it's
own threads and will be tight
enough to hold. :.
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QUIET WEDDING.

Miss Emma A. Plough of
Rochester, Ind, and Frederick r..
Miller of Chinook, Mont. were
quietly married last evening at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. f.
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SPOKANE GUEST.

Miss Ethel Howard of Washing
ton, Kan, has been visiting at SpO-
kane two weeks as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hageman.
S1314 Browne street, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peters. WELL Fifteenth
avenue.
Miss Howard left yesterday for
the coast. She will visit at Port
land and Seattle before returning
to her home in the east.
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SHOWER FOR BRIDE-To-eE.

A pretty affair will be added to
the social calendar of this week,
Friday afternoon when Edna Span
nagel will entertain in honor of
Miss Hazel Belshaw, whose mar
riage to Walter Shore of Dalles,
Ore, will be an event of August.
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THEATER PARTY.

The members of the Thistle So
cial club will give a theater party
Friday evening at the Orpheum. A
section of the theater will be re-
served for about "a guests.
Following the theater supper
will be served at the Palm.