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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
George X. Ncher. block a, lot 20.
20 feet front.
y. Mirsbal. block a. lots ~ ana %.
80 feet front
ON THE SOUTH SIDE or COPPER
AVENUE FROM THE WEST
SIDE OF FIRST STREET
TO THE EAST SIDE on
fIfrH STREET.
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.

NAhNANahb wv tNNAA -
Consolidated Liquor company
block 4, lot !. i3i feet front
e Berger block s, lots 10 and a..
so feet front
a. Sando,ai. block y. lots 10, Is,
~ and rs. 100 feet front
W. l.. Trlmblc. block 9, lots /. g.
8, 4. and .. Toe feet front
Julia /. Phelps. block Q, lots and
\. 50 feet front.
Albuquerque Realty compe ny.
block 0. lots ., 10, II aud ~. 100 feet
front
Heirs Of o. l.. Albright. block 10,
lots l. and o. % feet front
}, %. Caldwell, block 10, lots and
9, 80 feet front.
Lizzie McGrath, block 10. lots o
and 7, 90 feet front
Heirs Of r. ID. Granz. block 10. tots
aud Q. so fce' front
j. Il. Kraft. block 10. lots 10, II
ana ~. 70 feet front
J. Yrisarri. bio II. lots /, and
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
on THE SOUTH sTDE Oh GOLD
AVENUE FROM THE WEST
SIDE OF FIRST STREET
TO THE EAST SIDE OF
ggNTu SfruIIT
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.

ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.
W. spIcgclbcrs. block 90. lot l. i3'
feet front.
s MlrsIsl, block 20. lot 10. 20 feet
front.
y. e. Trottcr. block &C. 10, a. 30
feet front.
u. H Boatrieht, block 90. lot IS. rs
feet front.
Heirs Of o. y. Cromwell, block 90.
lot rs. % feet front,
a. a. Ferguson. block 90, lots ~
and Is, 90 feet front
Mrs EdW T. S;olcsbury. block -,
lots I. ana o. 10 feet front
Sol WELLER. block 90. lots 4 and
9. 75 feet front.
John NJ. Moore Realty company,
block 80. lot Z, 20 feet front,
John BoTrodailc, block 20, lot =, 20
feet front
J. a. shufrlebarser block 20, LOT
.. 20 feet front
4. sandUyal. block %. lot 30, 30 feet
front.
X. n. Garden. block 90. lots ~ and
~ 90 feet front
-. q. Grant, block -. lots !. ?, .
4. Q. q. 7. and 4. 200 feet front.
A.. j. Maloy block ~. lot =. 90 feel
front
Heirs Of T.. A. Grant. block 90, loI
10. 20 feet front
V. ~. dunbar, block e, lots 1 anc
lie. so feet front.
Commercial club. block IS, lots |
~. .. aud e. 100 feet front,
O. s. Easterdsv, block rs, lots
and o. 80 feet front.
/ &C. ". Ferguson, block 20, lots
land \, so feet front.
Fannie Van ripper, block %. Tot
IL. 10. II aud ~. 100 feet front.
Albuquerque Lodge, Asi, y. 4. -
Elks. block 20. lots L. :. ,. Z. S. s sn'
IL. rs feet front.
] r. \. McCloskey block &c. lot
leo feet front
G. a. =. hatfield. block 20. lot .
les feet front
Tilnc e Thcnag. block 60. lots 10
In und IL. 70 feet trout
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
TnMNsITI,.
PowELI-PRAGEn ADDITION

Anna zlrhut, lot IS. it2 feet front
Angelo NNlsni. Tot ?, 20 feet front.
J.. H. sugar, lot 3, 90 feet front.
Angelo Nivianl, lot Z. % feet front,
Angelo Viyiani, lot 8. ife feet
front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
ESTATE or a. GARCIA.
(TRAUrD

Mrs r G, Grconins. block 3, lot X.
lsa feet front
j. \. Gaumer, block 8. lot X.
north 275 feet, sJ.5 feet front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
MANDEIL BUSINESS AND IisSI,
DENIE ADDITION.

Lorenzo Gradi, block A. lots 10,
90, "a. 22 and 23. ig5 feet front.
Heirs ~ ! 4. Henry, block A, tots
~ ANA 49, 80 feet front
Heirs of Frank Il. sturgos. block A,
lots %. ~. - aud ~. 100 feet front
ON THE WEST SfDE on THIRD
STREET IHON THIS NORTH
SIDE on GOLD AVENUE
To TIM SOUTH SIDE
on MARQUETTE
STREET,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
nIlIGNAL TnMNsrTE.

NJ =. stamm. block 20. lot ei, s.
% feet 92 feet front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE or STREET PAVING.

Whereas. The city council OF ths
city Of Albuquerque by provisional
order. made 40 a regular meeting
thereof by the city council held on
July 10, 1879, ordered the paving anu
improvements of First street. from
tho south side Of Tijeras avenue TO
the north side OF Coal avenue. Cop
per avenue, from tho west side OF
First street to the east side OF Fifth
street, Gold avenue. from the west
slide OF First street TO the east side
81 sixth street; John street. from the
south side OF Central avenue 10 the
north side OF Gold avenue; Third
street. from tho south side OF Mar
uuettc avenue To the north side Of
Gold avenue; ana the east side Of
Second street between the street rail-
way track on the west aud the side
walk lin@ ON the east, and north
niucty.two feet from the north line
OF silver avenue, being that part Of
said Second street upon which the
south ninoty-tWo feet OF lot e in
block 20 of the original townsitC Of
Albuquerque abuts. and.
Whereas. the city engineer has
cIuss-scctioned said streets aud ave-
nues. and made aE estimate of the
total cost of said paving and Improve
ments aud IN estimate OF the namher
OF cubic yards of material necessary
to be used In tho grading thereof %
To- be eKcavntcd therofrom. and Ia
accordance with said order has filed
his report thereof with the city coun'
ell, which Said report has been APP
proved by the said city council
Now. therefore. notice is hereby
given IN accordance with the order oi
said city council 10 an owners oi
property abuttlng on said streets ano
avenues above named and parts
thereof W. to be improved, and 10 al
other persons Interested therein, thai
a meeting Of the city council of the
| city OF Albuquerque viii be held al
the council chamber In the Korbei
block Of snid city. on August 6th al
| = O'Clock D. M, az which meeting al
persons above named and all sucl
owners ana interested persons una,
appear before said city council ant
be- heard as 10 the pTopriety and ad
visibility Of making said Improve
| ments aud as 20 the cost thereof and
az 10 the manner Of payment therefor
and as Co the amount to be assessed
against the property aoutting Thereon
ana tho owners thereof. and the kline
and character OF such Improvement
50 TO be made. and the necessity OF
lack of necessity for the same ant
the benefits TO be derived therofrom
The names Of the owners Of prop
orty AUDITING on the said streets an'
avenues or paris thereof proposed q
be paved and improved. so Ear as th'
Same can be- asCertained. are as FOL
| ioWRs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
VI. Louis Wool

st. Louis. Aug Wool steady.
territory ana western mediums. goa
este, fine mediums. lsm zoe. fine, 10
Hl5c
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

Sew York Aug Spot closed
quiet. Middling uplands, sl29O;
Middlug GUT $685.. Sales. ~
bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

on THE EAST SIDE or THIRD
STilEET FROM THE NORTH
SIDE on GOLD AVENUE tn THE
SOUTH SIDE on MARQUETTE
STItEFYr.
ORIGINAL rOWNSITE
y. G.. Bloom, block IS, lot e. iis
feet front
r. H. Kent block i6, lot IL. tf2
feet front
Hattie a. Ne NahOu, block 9. tot
20. tf2 feet front
Albuquerque Realty Company. block
Q, lot II, ~: feet front
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03

ON THE ENsT sIDE or FTRST
SrHEET FROM THE NORTH
SIDE or COAL AVENUE 10 THE
SOUTH SIDE on TiJERAs AVE
NUE..
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.
Atchison. Topeka and Santa 20
Railway company, l,gt3.i feet front.
ON THE WEST SIDE on FIRST
STItEIgr FROM THE MONTH
SIDE on COAL AVENUE TO THE
SOUTH SIDE on TIJE1lAs AVE.
ME.
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP.
~ r. Hart block SO, lots I ana 2,
90 feet front
julia Lee and Lou Lee, block IS.
lot 3. 20 feet front
V. y. schuster. block So lots I ana
3. 90 feet front
BridgM Bolum, block 30. lot q. %
feet front
j. c. Baldridee block So, lots 2. .,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-03
MANDELL BUSINESS AND RESI-
DENCE ADDITION.

ON TuE NORTH SIDE on GoLD
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-25

L
Horace Fogel proved his wis
dom when he engaged Mike Dee,
assistant to Mike Murphy, the
Pennsylvania university trainer
and coach, to take charge of the
physical welfare of the Phillies.
s A man like Dee is worth sew
Aeral times his salary.
4 The public knows little about
him. He is not seen upon the
field unless player is injured, but
ibis influence is felt between in
tnings, when he sends the players
out refreshed by his ministra-
,tions. His hard work is done be-
hind hotel doors and in the club
house.
Old Doc Dee was the busiest
man in the Phillies camp the day
the team arrived here and he will
be just as busy until after the last
ball is pitched next fall.
Dee bosses the players, through
Manager Doom, on the training
field. He advises against work
ing too fast at first, for muscles
will exact their toll; he holds
back players who want to tear
around the bases, because charley
horse comes suddenly after win
ter's loafng; he orders men into
sweaters between innings, or
chases them out of chill winds,
and he hustles them to the hotel
in small squads, that he may give
each one the proper attention.
1t is no light task to rub the
kinks out of the muscles of IS or
40 big men every day. 1t must be
i =. 4 l. I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-25


spring, they will be as well condi-
toned squad as ever started on
a pennant race.
Blood poison is the ball players
nightmare. A spike, driving dirt
into the flesh, will produce this
dreaded condition and it is treat
to see Dee head it off. He rips
off shoe and stocking, ipjects an
antiseptic solution into the
wound, dresses it with healing
lotion and deity binds the in
jury. The operation is so bust
ness like the players almost en-
joys it.
The first day the Phils were at
Hot Springs a veteran outfelder
stopped hard hit ball with a
thumb, knocking that member
out of joint. The thumb was
soon twice it's normal size. Be
tween pain and the prospect of a
weeks loahng, the player was on
the verge of tears.
Lets see that thumb" order
ed Dee, reaching into his famous
black bag. He jerked the thumb
back into place and bound it with
a hot. application and told the
player to keep quiet. Half an
hour later he removed the band
age. The thumb had returned to
normal size, the skin was, cool
and a gentle massage sent the
vet,out the next morning, the in
jury forgotten.
Cliff Curtiss, the elongated
pitcher, appeared . one morning,
feeling poorly. Dee looked at
1. L l.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13
LUMPKIN The Scene
OF A PRETTY WEDDING
Which United Mr.. Bryan and
Miss Arnold
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

Lumpkin, Ca, June 12.-An event
of unusual social Importance here to-
day was the marriage of Miss Belle
Arnold to Mr.. Joseph Marcellus Bry-
an, of Americus, which was witnessed
by a larg enumber of friends and
relatives of the contracting parties
from this city and other sections of
the state.
The wedding occurred at the Meth
odist church at 10:30 o'clock. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. William Ebert Arnold, father
of the bride, who is pastor of the
church in which the ceremony was
performed. 1t was carried out with
appropriate solemnity and impressive
ness.
The decorations and other features
of the wedding were most pretty and
effective and added much to the beau
ty and impressiveness of the event,
After the ceremony the bridal couple
left for a honeymoon trip to many
points of interest in Florida.
The bride, as Miss Arnold, was one
of the best known young women of
Lumpkin. She is possessed of unusual
charms of both personal beauty and
character. She has been widely pop
ular here, and she has many friends
who will regret to see her leave Lump
kin
Mr.. Bryan is we'll known youna
business man of Americus, where he
holds a responsible position in the
Planters bank Since he came tC
Americus from his former home il
Wrightsville he has made host OF
friends and achieved well-merited sue
cess. The hearty good wishes of many
friends here and elsewhere will q
with the young couple to their new
home, which will be in Americus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13
Grew smith WEDDING
OCCURRED LAST NIGHT
AT the Home of the Bride
Here

A very quiet, though impressive
wedding was that of Miss Lillian Crew,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Crew,
and Mr.. Charles Smith, occurring on
last evening at the home of the
brides parents on Barlow and Fur
/, w streets.
The house was attractively decorat-
ed with ferns, palms. and cut flowers,
tie color scheme of white and green
being carried out in the parlor where
the ceremony was performed. In this
room bowls of daisies were used and
an improvised altar made of potted
plants and oleanders before which the
bridal party stood.
At 9 o'clock, as the wedding march
vas played by Miss Louise Chapman,
the maid of honor, wearing beautiful
ntc lingerie gown and carrying pink
carnations, entered with Mr.. w. B.
Surles. Following next, the bride and
groom came in together. The bride
was very lovely in a white crepe-mar
quisette gown, trimmed in broad point
ed bands of Mechlin lace. She wore
with this a dainty cap of maline and
he flowers were white carnations and
lilies of the valley.
During the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. R. L. Bivins
Miss Chapman played softly MELODY
of Love-" and afterwards a salad
course was served.
Punch was served on the from
porch by Misses Genevieve Prather anC
Ira Crew, the table being decorated
with clematis and wood-fern.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith left at ten-fort!
for Atlanta and from there they viii
go to Savannah and Washington
spending some time before their return
to Americas.
The presents received of silver, cut
glass and linen were beautiful.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13

.LUPO,BELL WEDDING
A BEAUTIFUL Event
Was Celebrated at High Noon
Yesterday

Of interest to their many friends in
Americus and out-of-town was the
wedding of Miss Irene Lupo, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Lupo,
and Mr.. Ernest Clark Bell, of Atlanta,
which occurred yesterday at high noon
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Shiver on Lee street.
The entire lower floor of the house
was thrown open and beautifully dec
GRATED for the occasion, palms, ferns
and cut flowers being effectively used.
White and green was the color
scheme carried out in the parlor,
where the ceremony was performed.
The triple bay windows were lined
with clematis, palms and oleanders,
forming a lovely background for the
wedding party. The bride and groom
stood beneath wedding bell of white
twined with sprays of clematis, which
was suspended from a flower-coyered
arch. The room was lighted with
white tapers in crystal candelabra.
Miss Patsy Lupo, sister of the
bride. played the wedding march, to
tbe strains of which entered from the
LONG hall Master Allen Hill clad in
white and bearing the ring on a white
satin cushion. Following came the
maid of honor, Miss Lillian Lupo, an
other sister of the bride, who wore al
exquisite lingerie dress trimmed II
Iooo and mink messaline bands ano
carried pink Killarney roses.
The bridegroom with his best man
Mr. Fl 6. Smith, of Atlanta, entered
from the cross hall and waited before
the altar for the bride, who, preceded
nv the flower girls, little Misses Cor
nelia and Frances Shiver, Wearlns
dainty lingerie frocks with PINK IT'D
hons and carrying flower baskets cam
in on the arm of her father.
The bride was married in her going
away gown. a coat suit of champaign
cloth. with which she wore hat o
tba same color trimmed in pink roses
Her flowers were brides roses and as
paragus fern.
Rev O. B. Chester performed tn
impressive ceremony, after which
p luncheon was served in two courses
Punch was served by Misses Eliza
beth Allen and Mary Eliza Sheppar'
while Misses Marthena Bivins an
Josephine Bagley served in the dlnin
room.
e In the dining room the color schem
r also was green and white quantltie
: Of oleanders, clematis and white ros'
). being used on mantle and buffet, VIII
on the round table, covered with
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13
A PRETTY Event WAS
BUENA VISTA WEDDING
Hair -PaSSmOrG Marriage OC'
CURED Yesterday
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

Buena Vista, Ca, June 12.-The
marriage this morning of Miss Annie
Blanton Hair and Mr.. Oby Lee Pass
more solemnized at the Methodist
church, brought together there a
large assemblage of friends, and was
a beautiful occasion in every detail,
At nine o'clock, the bridal party ar
rived, preceding which Mrs. ]. R.
Hair, of Amt ricus, sister of the bride,
sang. 81 Love You Truly" To the
strains of Mendelssohn' wedding
march rendered by Miss Reba Rodgers,
the bridal party entered the church,
which had been decorated with ferns
and pink oleanders, carrying out the
color motif of pink and green.
The ushers, Messrs. Edwin Rodgers
Ollie Smith, Turner Williams and Dr.
T R. Hair, entered and proceeded to
the altar. The attendants were Misses
Myrtle Rushin and Ruth Carr; Messrs
Robert Passmore, Of Valdosta, an
Walter Rylander, of Americus.
The bride, wearing a stylish tailored
coat suit of navy blue, with hat Il
match. entered with her sister an(
maid of honor, Miss Ethel Hair; an(
/ proceeded to the altar, where tn
groom and best man, Mr. Charles Pass
more, joined them.
The bride carried a large bouque
of brides roses. The maid of homo
wore white lingerie and white hat
while the bridesmaids wore white Goa
suits and hats, and carried bouquet
of pink carnations. Following tn
ceremony, performed by Rev. j. "
Weston, the bridal party left at one
for Americus, where Mr.. and Mrs
Passmore took the Seaboard train 70
a wedding trip to Florida. Upon re
turning to Americus they will be a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13
SOCIAL FEATURES FOR THE
DENTISTS HERE YESTERDAY
Auto Ride, Luncheon and Ball Game Contributed to Their
Enjoyment will Close Session Here Today
\ \ \ 4 \ y = \ :
DENTIST MADE A HIT.
As UMPIRE FOR GAME. :

= D R. Holmes Mason, president
> Of the Georgia Dental Society, I
; now in session here, made a hit !
with the local fans yesterday by
= tbe manner in which he handled
tbe Indicator in the last game of
4 tbe series with DOthan. His UNI 4
= piring was decisive and uniformly 4
= fair, the kind that the fans like. 4
DR.. Mason is thoroughly famil- :
? lar with baseball, having been in "
, his college days star player on =
= the Mercer University team. He :
= was one of the most popular men =
\ in college, not only in athletics,
\ but also in general college activi- =
y ties and in fraternity circles, hav- "
, ing been a member of the Phi 4
= Delta Theta fraternity. =
> \ = \ 4 = 4 y y + 4
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13

cluny cloth, maidenhair fern form
ed the centerpiece.
From the chandelier maline stream
ers were caught to single crystal can
dlesticks and cut glass nappies held
green mints and white iced almonds.
The brides bouquet when thrown was
caught by Miss Patsy Lupo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell left at two o'clock
for the mountains, where they will
spend two weeks before going to their
home in Atlanta.
The number of very beautiful pres
ents received attest the popularity ot
the contracting parties.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Fleming Ward, of LAGRANGE,
Miss Ella Goodwin, of Warm Springs
and Miss Margaret Porter, of Atlanta
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13

The Georgia dentists assembled here
IN annual meeting put in another busy
session yesterday not forgetting, how
ever, to lay aside dull care and rou-
tine business later in the day in time
to enjoy the ball game in the after
noon, an automobile drive over the
city, and luncheon at the Country CLUB
at o'clock.
The morning session, convening at
3 o'clock, was consumed largely with
discussions upon important topics and
the reading of papers, including those
of DR.. William Crenshaw, and DR.. :.
L. Colson.
At the afternoon session memorial
exercises were held, at which tribute
was paid to the memory of Dr. N. A.
Williams, of Waycross, valued mem
Der Of the society, recently deceased.
The examining board, consisting Of
Doctors Thomas Cole, of Newman; D.
D. Atkinson, of Brunswick; S. D. Ram
bo, Of Marietta; c. T. Macarthur, of
Fort Valley, and P. E. Callahan, OF
NcRae, has been busy since TUESDAY
morning in the examination of the
twenty-five applicants for state IL
cense. The board will conclude its
labors this morning, and report IL
the society at the afternoon session
at o'clock.
Clinics will be held this morning be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. This afternoon
the society will elect and install Off
GERS for the ensuing year, and dis
pose of all unfinished business of thC
session, The selection of the mex
place Of annual meeting will also be
determined and announced. The den
lists have greatly enjoyed their vis
Sc Americus and have only words c
praise for the hospitality extende
them.
A feature of entertainment yester
uay was a visit to Dudley Field al
guests of the city, where the visitor
saw the valor of Americus' ball tear
'uIIy displayed. After the game auto
Ioolles We're in waiting at the par
gates and the visitors were given a
Tours ride over the city and Sumter
fine roads.
Inc auto drive ended at the Countr
''oo at o'clock, where a sumptuou
''Ioecue and luncheon was served an
sood cheer evidenced among hosts an
Visitors alike.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13
PROTRACTED SERVICES
TO BEGIN At PLAINS
Will Continue Throughout the
Week

Plains, Ga, June 12.-Protracted
services will begin at the Lutheran
church here on next Sunday. The pas
tor, Rev. Charles A. Phillips, will be
assisted by Rev. S. c. Ballentine, OF
Leesville, S. c.
The meeting will likely continue
throughout the greater part of the
coming week. A feature of the Sunday
morning service will be a solo by Miss
Ethridge, of Shellman Miss Ethridge
las sung in the Lutheran church here
before and her coming again will be
greeted with much pleasure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13
CORDELE IS HERE
FOR GAME TODAY

One game of ball has been arrang-
ed with the fast Cordele team to be
played on Dudley Field this afternoon
A return game will be played in Cor
dele the following day.
That the game will be interesting
goes without saying, as Cordele has
one of the best amateur teams in the
state. while the locals have gotten to-
gether one of the swiftest amateur
teams ever seen In this entire section,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-13

home at the residence of Mrs. w. F,
Clark, on Lee street.
The wedding party was rendered "A
reception last evening by Miss Myrtle
Rushin at the residence of Mr.. j. G.
Lowe
The bride is the beautiful young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William R.
Hair and was admired among a wide
circle of friends here. Mr.. Passmore
is a popular young business man of
Americus, An array of beautiful we'd
ling gifts attested the popularity OF
he bride and groom. v7o ~ 81