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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11

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.oneidered the most effective rene
Nv for all kidney and bladder trUu
HES that medical science can ue''9 %
Foley's Kidney Remedy correces :,
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and restores lost vitality Soiu ~
al druggists.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11

La Grippe pains that peryade the
entire system, LaGrippe coughs una.
rack and strain are quickly cured I ny
Foley's Honey and Tar. Is mll S.
laxative. safe and certain IN results
Sold by all druggists
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-02-11
no NV Fellow Citizens of the Fourth
Congressional District.

desire to extend to my , lI,enu ~
,vbo snpported me at the Primary
election my sincere thanks lot 'n7''
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Mrs Edwin r. EaI win he hostess
with q tea and dance Saturday after
noon, December 21 'n honor of the de-
butantcs, at her beautiful home iu
Wiltshire boulevard.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Mr.. and MIS-. Guy Harhau NJ West
Seventh street Will entertain with e.
dinner party at tine california ru.n l"
honor Of the debulutes Friday evnrins
before The subscription dance
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Figueroa street, the Rev George Fin
ley Bovard, assisted by the Rev. Frank
Dowling of Fullerton, reading the ser
vice in the presence of several hundred
friends and relatives. Miss Matte VIII
liams sang during the ceremony and
Miss Hazel Hill played the wedding
music. The club house was decorated
with a profusion of yellow chrysan-
'themums and ferns and the court
where supper was served was also
done in yellow blossoms and ferns.
The bride was attired IN gown of
white marquisette over white satin
draped with crepe de chine. which was
trimmed with baby Irish lace and
pearls. Her Veil of tulle was caught
with lilies of the valley and she car
ried a shower of the same dainty
flowers. The maid of honor, Miss Ethel
Hogan, wore a pale yellow messaline
covered with chiffon of the same deli
cate shade. She wore short tulle
Veil and carried a basket of yellow
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
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obrvsantbemums The bridesmaids
Miss Edna Bovard and Miss Minnie
CASTOR of Riverside, were goWned IN
white chiffon and carried showers Oh
white roses and ferns The little Misses
Mildred and Clara Moore. cousins OF
the bride, In white frocks, scattered
rose petals in the pathway of the bridal
party. Ralph Merritt of Berkeley
served MIR. Paul as best man ana
Charles f. Paul and Lee Cordell Oh
San Francisco assisted as ushers. Mr..
and Mrs. Paul left for short wedding
trip and will make their nome III
Riverside The bride Is graduated
from the University of Southern Cali
fornia and is a member of the Entire
Nous sorority. Mr.. Paul was graduated
from the University of California and
is a member of the Alpha Delta Phi
Fraternity. Many prenuptial atfalrs
have been given in honor of the young
couple since the announcement OF their
gagement.
Miss Agnes Hole Of West Sixth street
entertained with a theater party at
the Orpheum Tuesday afternoon I'M
honor of Miss Ruth Larned and Miss
Rhoda Ringe, taking her guests to tea
at the Alexandria afterward. The table
was decorated with violets and hand
painted cards marked covers for Mrs
Willetts j. Hole. Mrs. William Bayly
jr, Mrs. Arthur HORNE, Mrs Charles
Cotton and the
Misses Pauline Vollmer.
Katherine Stearns. May Rhodes.
Margaret Miller Eva Bailey.
Ida Croweu Ruth Larned.
Ada Seeley. Agnes Hole.
Rhoda Ringc.
-t.-
In honor of Miss Helen Bosbyshell,
whose engagement was recently an
nounced. Miss Mildred Neiswender en-
tertained with a thimble party Tues
day afternoon. Those present were
Mines Misses
Ralph rdnger Margaret Cordlner.
Ellery Hampton. Will KernS
James Woodson Mayme Hooper.
Ward Smith. Helen Tape.
Elizabeth Riordap
Mrs. Ralph Edinger will entertain
with luncheon Thursday afternoon,
January 3. and Miss Elizabeth Riordan
will be hostess at a tea January IA In
honor of the popular young bride-elect
$
The marriage OF Miss Lillian Lucille
I ReCher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry George Belcher, TO John Law
renee Richardson was solemnized
Wednesday evening at st. Paurs pro-
cathedral, the Rev L. Nj. Idleman read
ing the ceremony in the presence of
relatives. The bride was attired in
becoming gown of white baby Irish
lace over white satin and her veil was
held in place with orange satin and
her veil was held In place with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower of
lilies of the valley, and her only orna-
ment was a pearl necklace, the gift Of
Mr.. RichardsoR. Miss Titania Belcher
assisted her sister as maid of honor
in gown of pink chiffon and carried
an arm bouquet of Cecil Bruner roses
and ferns Frank Richardson served
his brother as best man. a wedding
supper was served at the family resi-
dencc after the ceremony. The house
was beautifully decorated with pink
roses, lilies of the valley and ferns. Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson left for a we'd
ding trip through Mexico and will
make their home in Los Angeles after
their return.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Isabel
Towne, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w,
Towne, to James Merle Smith was
solemnized at the home OF the brides
parents in West Avenue Fifty-three
Saturday. December II, the Rev. w. b.
Continued Page Ssvep3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

tions and smilax. The bride, who was
given into the keeping Of the bride
groom by her father, was attired i'm a
becoming gown Of white crepe de chine
trimmed with pearls and carried q
shower of brides roses and ferns. Miss
Josephine Wright assisted as maid of
honor, attired in pink moire. and car
Tied an arm shower of pink roses. Will
liam Sheppard served Mr.. Wright as
best man. After a wedding trip Mr.,
and MIS-. Wright viii be at home at
ES4I La sale avenue after February 1.
*
one of the most beautiful parties
that has ever been given in Los An
geles was the Dutch cotillon given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hubert Norton at
the assembly rooms in Flower street
Tuesday evening in honor Of their
daughter, Miss Amy Marie Norton,
whose debut was made some weeks
ago. The BAH room was transformed
into Dutch village with windmill and
garden from which the favOrs were
distributed by the assisting matrOns.
From the chandelier was suspended an
immense par5Sol of tulips and ferns,
and ropes of the tulips and greens eX-
tended to all sides of the room. Tall
tulip WandS We're fastened at intervals
arou-d the walls and around the bal
CuuE and music stand were stenctled
scenes Of Dutch gardens and tulips
with window boxes OF flowers Tn the
receptfoa room and hall We're Christ
mas decorations, p0ineettias and holly
being used. Down stairs in the ban
quot haD Christmas decorations We're
also used exclusively and the tables
held immense snOWballs Of frosted
papar with wide red satin ribbons fas-
tenH3g bunch of pOinsettias. The mir
Inred pillars Nurg wound with ropes
OF red Wistaria and ferns and the ices
were tiny Santa Claus carrying lighted
tapers in their hands, which furnished
the lights when they were served as
all the electric lights had been extin-
guisiled, ono hundred couples danced
the cotiIIon, which was led by William
May Garland, followed by Mrs. Ernest
Bryant and Charles Henderson, Miss
Amy Marie Norton and Nat Head
The mothers of the dcbutautes assisted
MIS-. Norton i'm receiving and distrib-
uting the faNors.
Dr. and Mrs Granville MacGowan
If Garland avenue win entertain with
a dinner of forty covers Wednesday
evening at the Casa NerdugO. Special
trains Will carry The guests
t" -l'-l''St OF Al'~S stella Greene,
daushter "f Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Greene.
IN Clay Rloekmm VIII be solemnized
this afternoon at the residence Of the
oui'lating clergyman, Rev John Leu
scnger i'm Bellevue avenue Following
the ceremony a. wedding luncheon win
be served at the home Of the bride
eronm's parents, Mr. and Mrs Eli
Mrs. William Hamilton Toaz will ar
rive i'm Los Angeles today and will be
the house guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Rufus II. Heron at the Her.
eLay Arms.
Grocl1man. 1926 Echo Park avenue.
The decorations viii ba in Christmas
flowers and greens. Mr. Brocsman
viii take his bride to live at 1920 Rlan-
chard street
4
Aviation field was the scene OF one
Of the most interesting as well as bril-
liant gatherings Yesterday afternoon
to witness the first flight Of tile season.
Boxes have been secured for the entire
meet bv.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Angeles. They are domiciled in the
Eskey residence, 1923 Van Ness ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. William John School
Of san Diego are passing the holidays
i'm Los Angeles among old friends. Mr.
and Mrs George Drake Ruddy of the
Hershey Arms entertained informally
at dinner in their honor Thursday
evening.
Dr.. Bertha A. Saunders Of San Fran
cisco is the guest of the Hotel Green.
Pasadena, for the holidays. DR.. Saun-
ders is the wife of Captain J. w. Saun>
ders Of the Pacific Mail service, for
merly Of the Manchuria, but now with
the Corea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ Lamb of
1929 Bonnie Brae street are entertain
ing as house guests for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Cole and
Miss Vera Cole of san Francisco.
Mrs. Marie ]. Sievers of Throop
academy last Friday, in company with
her brother, William Schultz, for I'M
perial valley, where they will pass
christmas with their sister and
brother-m-law Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Clark.
The Los Angeles Trust and Savings
hank entertained with a dinner on
Wednesday evening at Levy's IN honor
of the employees Of the bank. The dec
orations were i'm Christmas flowers and
greens. and covers were laid for
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Senator aud Mrs. Eugene &. Ives NJ
Shorb viii entertain with a reception
ana cottDlion at their country place
near Shorb Tuesday evening i'm honor
Of their two charming dauchtcre Miss
Antoinctte Ives and Miss Cora Iyos,
who VIII make their formal how To
Dame Society The decorations will b"
most elaborate and special ears win
convey the guests to and from Shorb.
Assisting the hosts viii he:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

A jolly dinner dance will be given at
Tho Annanda1e Country club Weduos-
day evening" December 2S. by a num-
bc1' of young men to the dabutmtes.
Mrs. leland Raglay of Seventh av0-
nuc viii entertain with ii reception
Wednesday afternoon In honor of Miss
Katherine Ngidncy, whose marriage to-
shirley Brewer will be s1Icmuizad Jan
uarv H.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
3S33S S&:a&
THE CHATTEEER


Of much interest to her many frien"s
will be the announcement Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Chamberlain of Vermont ave-
nue. Of the engagement ofttheir daugh-
ter Miss Lois Chaml ,rlain, to Stuart
M. Salisbury. son of DIR. and Mrs. S.
$. Salisbury of 1o45 Iugraham street
Miss Mary Richardson, the charming
daughter of Mrs. David Richardson Of
West Adams street, has returned from
a delightful visit with Mrs Carl Beck
at the Presidio, San Francisco.
Which shall it be? Aviation. Coun-
trv club or matinee? A young friend
of mine told me she had the three in
vitations and had decided to stay at
home and trim a tree for her young
niece who has recently arrived from
the east and then deliver her own per-
sonal Christmas gifts and go home and
go to bed. Tor / am tired out. The
strcnuousness Of the past month is
beginning to tell ON the Misses Debu-
tantc. and many Of them are trying
to slip away for a little rest, but with
aviation, automobile show Lillian Rus
sell and the other affairs planned for
the next ten days | am at loss TO
know juSt how 1t is to be arranged.
However. there will Doe many doings
in Santa Claus world today. and an
this holiday time will be brighter for
his visitings. Mrs. Robert Marsh and
her two daughters will entertain over
200 little tots from the poorer districts
at their beautiful home in Westches-
ter place this afternoon. For many
davs there have been preparations
made and the tree was all trimmed
and ready for Santa Claus, Who VIII
arrive in big sleigh filled with toys
this afternoon. The tennis court has
a big fireplace built and a huge fire
will be lighted late this afternoon and
supper viii be served to the little tots
after they have had a bag of candy.
Mrs. Marsh viii be assisted iii ruter-
tanning the children by
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

greens. and covers were laid for
Mines Leo s Chandler.
Anna {, Greppin H. W. Uuderhln.
Eleanor SDeed J.. l. Wisdom.
l., rrughes 4 Barney.
yIissss- Martin Christensen.
Frances c. Wells. e. L, seidel.
= 2-bsrre H. a. Bell.
Fay Van Orisrand w, B. Gamble
Edith buchanan, X. A heeIy'
= Turtnond George G. Cook.
II. Z. Dacn. l3en Levy
I. r. Mitchell Prlesgnliz'
zciIa palmer +. W. Davies.
Charlotte Spring. w SALISBURY
Mcssrs.- j." Kelsey
Motley II. Flint y. A hucklin'
Wellington Clark. J.. L. Goodwin
Ta,, cDcnce Wells.
Ralph Day. IllH'
Mrs John Sinclair, 1888 West TWen-
tv-frst street, is entertaining for the
HOLIDAYS her niece, Miss Grace Lyman
OF Chicago. and Miss Gertrude Graves,
daughter of Bishop Graves of kearney'
Neb.. who is teaching school IN the
Rishops' school at La Jolla. Mrs. SIN
clair entertained with a dinner party
in their honor Friday evening, the dec
oratiOns being carried out in the
Christmas idea Of red and green, holly,
noiusettias and Christmas bells being
used in profusion. Covers were lald
for the hostess, the guests Of honor,
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Balrd ana Lle
Misses ELLA McGlashen, Agnes Wood
ward and Elizabeth Williams. Later
in the evening a number of friends
/ droDped in and music and recitatlons
We're INDUCED in.
s
Mr.. and Mrs William Hamilton Cline
Of 678 Wiltshire boulevard entertained
With a dinner party Wednesday even
! ing. The table was decorated with
| poinsettias and ferns Covers We're
| laid for
Mr.. and Mrs Mrs Harmon D. Ryus.
Iruv Rarbaru Miss Josephine Ihmsen
N. T. Ihmsen. George cline
| NJ. j. Schneider. MT HahIoh'
Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Mitchell Of Chi
! cago and T.. r. Schweppo are house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William May
Garland in West Adams street
! Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Milbank of Viii
| shire boulevard entertained with
| dinner party Monday evening and the
announcement was made by tiny cards
attached to bouquets which marked
the place cards of the engagement of
| their daughter, Miss Phila Nichols Mil
bank. to LYMAN Ross McFie, second
son of Mrs. w r. McFie Of Glendale
place Miss Milbank was graduated
| from the Mount Vernon seminary,
Washington, d. c., and is one OF the
most popular of the younger set.
Covers we're laid for the prospective
bride ana bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs.
Gail b. Johnson, DR.. and Mrs. Milbank,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols Milbank, Mr. and
Mrs Harry b. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs,
Harold Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Burck, Mrs w. 7. McFie, Miss Phih
Miller Of Pasadena, Sheldon Borden
and Maynard McFie. No date has been
set for the wedding.
j.
Miss Genevieve Buchanan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Buchanan of
West Seventeenth street, became the
bride Of Albert M. Paul Tuesday even
inn at the Ebell club house in South
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Mines MlsSes-
Walter J. Trask Phuu Nubauk
Gail B. Johnson. Virginia Naufse.
william W. Mines Katherine St5ains.
walter Hill. Evelyn johnson.
I Cran1pton Anderson Marguerite Davis.
NJ Higgins Eorlnne EssfniheEeF.
Walter Eisenmeyer, Martha Marsh.
J. c. Marshall Marjorie Juey-
w c. Iemore. Comeliu Iathop.
Aiilbank Johnson Florence Clark
Edward /. Doheny. Alice Hayward.
John Z. Stearnes Florence Marsh
owen Il. Churchill, Georgia Clark
Charles Q. Nourse. Constance clark,
Viola Kennedy.
IS
Mrs. Dick Ferris will also he hostess
at a Christmas or New Year party for
the little lliddies from the missions,
who will be given warm clothing, a
turkey dinner and a bag Of candy and
Il toy from the great tree which Mrs.
Ferris and a bevv Of friends trimme
last evening with candies, toys and all
sorts of iimcracks so dear to the little
folks hearts.
s
The Mason opera house will he the
scene of a brilliant gathering tomorrow
evening to greet Lillian Russell in In
Search of a Sinner" Seats have been
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Mrs Dick Ferris win entertain with
a childrens Christmas PARTY Weduor-
day afternoon in honor NJ Miss DOri
Winchel, daughter of Commander and
Mrs. Ward Winchel Of fenwood ave
nue..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Miss Ganevieve Buchanan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Buchanan of
West Seventeenth street, became the
bride Of Albert NJ. Paul Tuesday even
inn at the I1bell club house in South
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Mrs. Alice Waterman % the Navarro
apartments win be hostess at a third
bridge party Tuesday afternoon. This
IS the third compass bridge tournament
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-01
NO HARsoR OF REFUGE.
No Provision for Portage Lake Made
i'm Recommendations.

No reference Is made I'm the estim-
ates OF the chief OF engineers of the
United States army for any new worl,
on Portage lake. and the recommend
atoms is made that the proposed es-
tabhshment of a harbor of refuge in
Portage river be postponed. An APP
preparation was made last year of
$4,000 To purchase property neces-
sary To construct the harbor. Nego-
tiations are already under way To Sc
cure title 10 the necessary lands and
IL a satisfactory price is not made by
the owners condemnation proceedings
will be started i'm Washington.
Supt Banks is of the opinion that
the failure of the recommendations
To provide for a harbor of refuge is
merely delay, and that the plan must
be carried out because of the original
apportionment, Ii is the desire OF
President Taft that in the next year
no new apportionment work be start
ed but II is the opinion OF govern
officers that the harbor Of ref
uge does not come In this class be-
cause an appropriation was made 10y
the last congress.
1t may be necessary TO await the
action of the next congress in regard
To the building of a harbor Of refuge.
Supt. Banks and Col Graham ID.
Fitch, i'm charge Of Lake Superior. and
vessel interests are of the opinion that
such a harbor is a necessary i'm
provement and have recommended it,
Every season boats are anchored out
i'm Keweenaw BAY i'm very precar-
ious shelter and are constantly i'm
danger, while IL the new harbor were
ready they would have an adequate
and convenient shelter.
It was reported from Portage En-
try last evening that the steamers AL
va, Northern Light, G. A. Flagg and
standard oil barge No. 81 had an
chored just outside of the entry,
heavy gale from the north forbidding
their putting out.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-01
STORY HOUR AT LIBRARY.
Miss WHARF Announces Opening OF
Saturday Afternoon Talks.

The Children's hour on Saturday af-
ternoons will again be begun at the
Houghton Public library. The opening
will be held next Saturday afternoon
end all children are welcome between
the hours of three to four The story
hour has always been popular with
the children OF Houghton and at the
opening day last year the library was
crowded TO the doors to hear the stor-
les told by people who volunteer their
services Throughout the winter the
average number OF children attend
ing the story hour is about 80.
Three kinds of stories are told con-
forming with the ages of the children
The first of these is for the ''wee tots"
as Miss WHARF calls them, the next
is the for the middle sized" children
and the third is for the children over
IL years of age. The stories are ma
ture stories, hero stories, classic
myths and funny" stories. The pur-
pose of this hour given the children is
TO entertain them and at the same
time give them a taste for the best in
literature. If the children wish to read
similar stories, books are furnished
them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-01
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.
Record of Regular Work Of Probate
Court for the Past Week.

Register Freeman has prepared the
following resume of the business tran
sacted during the past week in Judge
Bentley's court:
Petition for the appointment Of an
administrator for the estate of oscar
Liimatta.
Order allowing claims in the estate
of John Chellew, deceased. Final ac-
count of administrative filed in said
estate; hearing December 20.
Lizzie Chellew appointed guardian of
Edward Chellew, minor; bond fixed at
$4,000.
Petition for probate of will of Mable
II. Matchette. deceased; hearing De-
cember 20.
order appointing time for hearing
claims, order limiting settlement of
estate and appointing appraisers in the
estate of Jacob Zorman, deceased;
hearing of claims April 4. 1911.
order appointing administrator for
the estate of Matti Kemila, deceased;
bond fixed at 5000.
Petition and order for sale of min
ing stock in the estate of Narcisse
MERCER, deceased.
Petition for sale OF real estate in
the estate of Peter Destrampe, de-
ceased: hearing December II.
Petition for sale of real estate in the
estate Of Victor French; hearing De-
cember %.
Petition for the appointment of an
administration estate of Paul Pikka-
rainen, deceased; hearing December 22
Agniczka Nowak appointed guardian
of the estate of Joseph Nowak ct al,
minors; bond fixed at $500.
Inventory filed in the estate of John
Nowak, deceased. Final account in
said estate filed.
order appointing time for hearing
claims in the estate of Lawrence Mel
son, deceased; hearing April 4, 1911.
Petition for the appointment of an
administrator for the estate of Mary
Grahek, deceased; hearing Decem-
Der %.
order closing hearing of claims in
the estate of Mary l.. Sullivan, de-
ceased.
order allowing final account of adj
ministrator of the estate of A. Pippo-
men, deceased and administrators dis
charged.
Final account allowed and order
made assigning residue of estate in
the estate of William II. Trethewey
1acaogad
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-01

this week with his family TO Hough-
ton. They win reside in East Hough-
ton. The test runs OF the plant VIII
probably be made some time next
week
III. c. Risteen of Boston, E. III.
Bowen of Milwaukee and Horace l..
Spice. who Is one of a large number
of special Insurance agents who are
visiting the copper country NJ this
time, are registered at the Douglass
house.
Dan Hanloy, for the past eight years
employed as a shift boss at the
Greene Cananca mine in old Mexico, Is
visiting friends and relatives i'm the
copper country after an absence of
twenty-one years He was born and
raised in lIoughton He has worked
in various Mexican and southwestern
mines
Abram Waisanen and Mary Korpi,
both OF Baltic, secured a license to
wed at the County Clerks office this
morning. During the month of Nov
cmber, sixty marriage licenses We're
issued. This is a small number and
is much below the average. The de-
putty clerks are lamenting the fact that
the number of licenses issued this
year is much more than hundred less
than the number issued at the same
time last year. Really serious work
on the part of backward suitors is
considered the only remedy for this
lamentable situation.