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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
NOSE STOPPED UP
WITH CATARRH
Al Common Sense Treatment tSr
Colds and Catarrh.-Gives
Instant Relief.

No matter how miserable you are
with eatarrh or a cold In the head.
nose stopped up, tnroa sore, eyes
running, dull pain In the head. dry
cough, fever. foul breath, E1y's
Cream Balm will give you aAatant
1t gets right Mt the root OF tina
trouble, eIeansas. heals and strength
ems the raw, sors membranes stops
the nasty discharge &c that you are
mot constantly blowing the nose and
splitting. In a few minutes after APP
'piIea you can just rect It doing It's
work OF clearing the head the palm
and soreness ara relieved. the
breathing becomes natural and the
stuffed up feeling il gone. This clean
sing, healing, ~antfseptic Balm con-
tains no mercury cocaine or other
harmful drugs. It Is easy to apply,
pleasant to use. and never fails to
give reissf. even ia the worst cases.
Never neglect z cold, and don't
suffer the niaerfea o. eatarrf nor
disgust your friends with your
hawking. splitting and foul breath.
Get 30 cAnt bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist. and start
the treatment al once Nou will and
that It VIII Be the BEST Investment
you ever ma6@s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SOUTH RIVER

On Tuesday evening the South
River Building and Loan Ass0cia'
Ftipn will hold its last meeting OF Tbs
present year. At the first meeting
In April q new series OF stock viii
bs opened.
Michael Merrisey has purchased
the hotel business formerly conduct-
ed by Charles Bachman. Application
was made yesterday before Judge
Daily to have the license transferred.
went over one week. The place Id
known as the East RaunswicA Hotei
and was established In 1921.
Grant Lott, of West Grove, spent
Thursday among relatives In town.
Mrs. Johnson Stonnaker and Mrs.
Cornelius StoHnaker. OF ~Jamesburg.
Mrs. Colonel Wray, of Freehold. and
Miss Nora Lott, of Jamesburg, WIS.,
tied Mrs. Mary Lott yesterday.
Miss Louis Price, who has been
Ill at her home for the last three
weeks, Is able to be out again.
Misses Henrietta and Anna Price
enjoyed a pleasant afternoon yes
terday calling on relatives In New
Brunswick.
A meeting of high school students
was held yesterday afternoon In the
school auditorium for the purpose OF
organizing an athletic association.
Prof. Clancy Ii interested In the
new movement and was present at
yesterdays meeting to help the stu
dents In their organization proceed
ings.
Mrs. Francis Barkaiew In serious
" Ill with an attack of pneumonia,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
INDIGESTION GOES
IN FIVE MINUTES

# what goa Just ate Ia sourinx ssn
yGur stomach or lies like q IuraD OF
lead. refusfnE to digest, or yea hsacn
Gas sxd Eructate sour, undixested
toad. o. hzvs y kssAnk OF Dsxzfuess.
EsxTthurH. Fuifneas. Nausea. Had
tasta In mouth and stomach head
ecks-Sh4s in fgdfxsstion,
A full ease Of paps'n rfapepsfy
costs eaIy so cents and Will thcs~
cughIy care yeux o~ut-af-erdew sto~
naschs and leave sufficient about tina
house In case sezae n else In tina
family rsay suffer from stomach
trouble 81 Indigestion.
4s& y1aa paAt a1aessx TO Snow ycu
the formula plAtnly printed On en-
Descent eases. then ycu will uadsr-
stand wAy Dyspepsia trouble OF all
kinds must GO. ana why piaocpsfn
always relieves saar. out-cf-ordsY
stomaehs OF zadfgeatseH ia ave msn-
utss. Dzaaspssa ia harmless and
tastes Ike candy. though sach dose
contains pewer Hufzeisnt to digest
and prepare FOR assimilation into the
S~ 81 ~w sow yea sat. aesiass,
Il makes yeu 80 u shs table with q
healthy appetizer but, waas viii
please yeu moats Is that you will feel
that yeuy stomach and intessinss ars
clean ana froaE. and yau VIII noe
need to resort to laxatiYss or liyer
pills Ter B-ilIiouaaeas ar ConstiDa~
den.
This city win have uaany Diapep-
ain cranks. ii some people will cali
thsm. but o will be cranky about
thts splendid stomach preparation.
Too. IL you ever try a little for Indi-
gesfon or Gastrttts or any Dthsz
Stomach misery.
Get sonaa PaBe's Diapepsin now
thfs minute. and forever rid your.
sell Of Stomach Trouble and Indie
manA1om.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
ROOSEVELT

Miss Anna Anderson has resigned
her position In school No. q. Miss
Sewing. of Bridgeton, has taken her
place.
MI. Bills has moved from Wash
ington avenue to Bryant street.
Miss Anna Fritz Is confined to her
home with a sore throat.
MI. B. Lebowitz was a New Bruins
wick visitor Thursday.
Miss Kate Glynn visited her broth
er In Perth Amboy Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. q. Miller has resigned his po-
sition at the copper works to re-
turn to his home In Philadelphia.
MI. Bernard Kahn spent Wednes-
day In New York.
Mrs. G. Brewer was an out OF
town visitor Thursday.
s. f. Belafsky has opened a Ave and
ten cent store on Woodbridge ave-
nue..
William Coughlin, OF Perth Am
boy, was q Chrome visitor Wednes-
day.
Henry Harrington, who has been
away for some time owing to III
health, Is visiting his wife and fam.
lily.
Mrs. G. Campbell Is entertaining
friends from out Of town.
G. Adams, OF Dunellan, spent
Thursday In Chrome.
Mrs. VIM. Duff is entertaining hel
sister from out OF town.
Mrs. Fauss was an out Of towr
visitor Thursday.
Mr. Adolph Grohmann has pur.
chased the Sound Shore hotel from
81. J. He'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

MORE POWER
FOR TROLLEY
Public Service Placing Poles
in South Amboy.
q she RVENINa NEWs.

specias to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy. March 2.-The
Public Service is placing poles in
position between this city and the
county bridge, the poles having
been distributed and many OF the
holes excayated, for the purpose OF
running a feed wire from the Perth
Amboy power station for the trans
mission OF power to avoid the stall
Ing OF cars on curves, and grades.
The Jersey Central Traction Com
panv ia placing new poles In post
ton for the electric Tight plant In
this city and they deserve some
favorable comment as they are
smoothing their poles and will paint
them, thus making them OF q more
pleasing appearance than those now
standing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
GAVE BANNER
TO MACCABEES
Roosevelt Tent Is Given
Agreeable Surprise.

Epsctdf TO tbs EVENING NEWs-
Roosevelt, Mar. members OF
Roosevelt Tent, Knights of the Mac
abees, were treated to a pleasant
surprise Wednesday evening. AT o
regular meeting held In Nash's hall,
State Regent Frye, who wal accom-
panied BY District Deputy Adams,
presented the lodge with a silk ban
ner, adding q few complimentary
remarks. He was follower by other
speakers in GLIDING Past Command
er e. 8. Quin and Commander Jo-
seph Whalen, the latter thanking
the state regent for the banner In
behalf OF the Tent. The banner was
won by Roosevelt Tent for having
made the greatest per capita In
crease In the state during the past
six months. The Maccabees hope TO
locate at the new home of the Odd
Fellows, now in process OF construc-
|tion, when completed. Until that
time the meetings will be held alter
nately at Nash's hall and Staas'a
hall on the sond and fourth Wed
|nesday OF each month. the first
meeting of each month being al
|Nash's hall. District Deputy Adams
will remain here about two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
DISCUSS DIX STATEMENT.
Attorney General Says Gsvsrner Misses
Peint In Brandt Issue.

Attorney General Says Gevsrner Misses
Feint In Brandt Issue.
New York, March 2.-Attorney Gen.
eraI Carmody and District Attorney
Whitman commented briefly on Cor
eznog Dix's statement that Folke b
Brandt was q liar and a s~coundrei. In
Albany MIR. Carmody said that be
didn't care to criticEse the governor,
but that Mr.. Dix had o touched on
the one important feature OF the case
that Ii now being investigated-was
Brandt guilty OF the crime for which
he was sentenced 70 thirty years On
prison?
District Attorney Whitman said that
there can be 10 question that Brandt
was Illegally indicted. convicted and
sentenced and that Brandt's character
has nothing to do with the principal
matter ut Issue.
Mirabeau L. Towns. Brandt's law'
yer, gave out 8 statement, In which he
said that Governor DIX Ia tbs most
reckless. daring and inconsidsrate
champion or Mr.. schif's cause and
that the governor had obseured the
real question, the abuse Of Justice In
the Brandt case
Mayor Gaynor heartily approves OF
the curse taken by Governor Dix. The
mayor mailed a long letter to the GOV
ernor. In which he commended Mf.
Dix's attitude and complimented him
for positively declining to extend elem.
ency TO Branat
The mayors letter was written after
MIR. Gaynor had found time t read
closely ths statement given out by Gov
ernor Dix TO the effect that Brandt was
a Har and a scoundrei and had tried to
get a pardon by bIackening a wonaan's
name.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

Assessor Arthur ID. Appfeby IsfI
this week for Florida, where he Viii
enjoy q months vacation from hiH
duties as assistant to Charles fsraee
of the Pennsylvania railroad. al
South Amboy. Mr.. AppIsby Ii tho
elder son Of Mayor and Mrs. A. b.
Appleby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver K. stillwell,
Sp0tswood's newlyweds, have re-
turned from their honeymoon In
Washington. ID. G. After d short
visit at the residence of Mrs. Still
wells parents, Postmaster and Mrs.
Joseph Hodapp, Sr., OF this place,
the bride and groom left for their
Englishtown home. Owing to the
illness of Mr.. StflIwel1'a mother,
Mrs. George Stillwe1l, the popular
young couple will not be In q posi-
ton to receive their many friends at
this time.
Miss Alice Al. Devoe, Of Mckinley
hospital, Trenton, is enjoying a visit
at the residence Of her parents.
Borough Clerk and Mrs. George W.
DeYoe. $3.50
Mrs. Joseph Hodapp, ST., Ii Ill at
| her home In Main street.
Fl. Garner Deyoe has rented this
rooms over the post office. formerly
occupied by the Ancient Order OF
Fishermen. and has extended a very
gracious invitation to many OF the
young men of this place to make
free use Of the suite betwesn Z and
10 o'clock every evenings save Sum
day. During those hours the rooma
and guests will be under the super
vision of q person appointed by Mr..
DeVoes TO whom avery recipient Of,
an invitation Is more than Thankful
xSwz.nn~shn snw shu MYgsxxy~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
DEFENDS TEXTILE STRIKERS.
Mrs. Hartman Talks After inspection
"Trip to Lawrence.

Mrs. Hartman Talks After l~nspsssisn
"Trip 10 Lawrsnee.
New York. March Mrs. ]. Borden
Hartman has returned from a visit to
Lawrence, Mass. where she made q
personal observation of the conditions
Of the strike tn the textile mills.
Mrs. Hartman wrote out a summary
of hsr Impressions at Lawrence SIS fol-
lows.
"As In all such situations, there Ii d
lack Of competent understanding and
an Ignorance OF conditions ON tbs part
OF beth employers and employees, &c
that the real issues ut stake are OBJ
scursd. Lawrence Ii a vivid example
OF the necessity Of brinsing capital and
labor into closer touch Also the need
for mere adequate immigration laws
and Of familiarixfng the Immigrant al
ready On the ground witheour language
and customs is vigorously Illustrated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
HELMETTA

John Friestins was q recent Men
York visitor.
Viola soden has left the snun
plant to take q position In New
b~runBw1eK.
Helmetta was supplied with the
water from the artesian we'll today
for the first time. A decided Inn
provement can be easily recognized.
The gas AZ the Pennsylvania Il.
R. station was used for the first time
Thursday evening. 1t Illuminated q
goodly portion OF Railroad avenue.
It Ia also now installed In Mrs. M.
e. Eulner's butcher shop.
Earl Q~uaekenhush is taking lea-
sons on the piano from Miss Marion
Behringer Of Spotswood.
Charles Cummings foot IL Inn
proving under the attention of DIR.
j. G.. Shinn, of J~amesburg.
Mrs. James johnson vas q New
Brunswick visitor Thursday.
Morris Schivinski has purchased
"a new horse.
Felix's D~embowski has found a
bulldog. The owner a claim him
upon positive evidence that he be-
longs to him.
Amy Hampton was a recent visitor
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ
Clemens.
Russell Loden Ia contemplating
Ia king q course at Rider-Mocre-
Stewart Business school at Trenton
in the near future
A. r. Burns vii lopen g shop at
OutcaIt, where he will do Job print
ing. He has recently been employed
with Doubleday, Page and Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
HONOR ROLLS,
SOUTH AMB0Y
Pupils Neither Tardy Nor
Absent in February,

apeciaI 70 fas EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy, March 2:-The fol-
lowing pupils Of public school NO.
have had their names placed on n
honor roll OF the school for being
neither late nor absent during the
past month.
School No. 1.
First Grade-Edward Agan. Burr
I,amhertson, Joseph Schwartzbachs
Arthur Frischknecht, Reuben Buck
alew. Ethel Alpine, T'eresa Hiicofn-
ina. Marguerite Korka. LorettA Mir
ler. Helen Primka, Lizzie Rossn-
thai.
sub Second GradeELaura Ander-
son. Mcnamara Dix. Thelma DIX,
Dorothy Fassler, Elizabeth Fauser,
Marvin Ferguson. Frank Hyer,
Laura Kviest. Hattie Larson, Violet
Larson. Frank Miller, Frederick
Nundy. Jerome Newark. Rita Ny
man. Ruth Olsen. Margaret Rufner,
Myrtle Thorpe; II. M. Apologize,
teacher.
Second Grade-Monroe Green,
Alfred Howard, John Hyers, Jasper
johnson. Arnold Kampa, Harry
Romeo. William sprague. Morris
sheyoiovitz. Margaret Addeo. Eme
Rarkalow. Margaret Dalrymples
sadie Faffer, Ruth Harper, Elona
Howard. Louisa Lenkfe, Alice Sam
nelson. Martha Wallis, Florence
Weber.
Third Grade-Esther Bloodgood.
Emily Strausser, Ethel Ttntle, Ar
thur Show, Rey Van Dusen. los
Cohen. Sarah Hendrickson. Minnie
rto~- Dt~nduaN5 HnTia
Nyman. Gladys EmiullsseH, Harry
johnson. Grace billiard, rance
Gallagher. Marion Munck.
Fourth Grade-Stasie Hooley,
Pauline Hooley, Joseph Gorczyca,
Esther Rosenthaf. Leroy Stratton,
Celia Alpine. Gladys Parisen, Cath
crime Sobczak. Herbert Lowndes.
James Christsen, Airerna Readey,
Robert Waterman, Margaret Clsary,
Ruth NDalrympIe. Mary Chlebicka,
Mary Grynckiewcz.
Fifth Grade-Sadis Newmark,
Blanche Brfnemen, Henrietta Dick
er. Raymond Perkins, Katherine
White. Carl Skow, John Solinsky,
Margaret Ericsson, Norman Edwards,
Florence NieItop, Laura Gent, Leola
Stout, Ruth Nilsson, John Paczpow-
sky, Clarence Davis. George Munck,
Arthur Disbrow, Addie Weber. Leon
Kabosky, Byron Clcaver.
Sixth Grade-Olga Hanzaick.
Beatrice Gorcxyca. Sadie Van Pclt.
Edward Kirk, Jennie Jensen. Frank
Disbfow, Jacob Newmark. Maurice
Erickson. Grace Henry. Clarence
eWhitworth, Mary Hankinson, Carl
Nyman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SOUTH AMBOY

O.. 3. Litteil, of Elizabeth, was D
South Amboy visitor yesterday after
moon.
Miss Anna MulhoIIand died at har
home In Fordham, N. ", Thursday
The deceased formerly Iiven in Au-
gusta street, this city. She lis sur
lvived by three brothers and two sis
ters. The funeral will bs held from
her late home tomorrow at 9 o'clock
and from there to our Lady OF Mercy
church at Fordham.
2 Mrs William Chasev, of Swan
Hill, was an out OF town visitor yes
terday afternoon.
MI. and Mrs. I. I. Turner, of Au-
gusta street, were out OF town visi-
tors yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Myron Brown, Of Morgan
willie, Monmouth county, was a South
IAmboy visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George Clauser was a South
River visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. John Ward, of George street,
was a Perth Amboy visitor yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. DonnelI,
of Main street, were New York visi-
tors yesterday afternoon.
A valuable colt owned by Harry
Davis, of Upper Main street, died
last Sunday.
Monday evening. March Is, q st.
Patrich's supper will be given by
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
byterian church.
Today the new passenger and
freight boat line will resume service,
leaving Keyport at s a.. M, returning
leave New York at 4.39 D. M, Sat
urdays excepted. when the boat will
leave New York at 1880 p. M.
Mrs. w. T. Hammell, OF Second
street, spent this week with friends
In Little Silver.
Miss Mabel Dey, OF J~amesburg. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram Sell
over, OF Second street.
The New Jersey annual confer
ence of the Of. Il. church viii be
held at Asbury Park this year and
will convene March la. There LIS no
change anticipated at the M. u.
church here this year.
Miss Caroline Johnson, OF Newark.
10 visiting friends In South Amboy.
J, Davis, of Keyport, spent Thurs
day afternoon with friends In this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles steurwaH
will move to Newark in the near IA
ture.
The Sunday afternoon meeting Of
the p. r. II. Y. NJ. C. A. will be held
IN tbs Presbyterian church at /
o'clock. The meeting will DO ad-
dressed BY C. Il. Barker. OF the Long
Island r.. R~Y. M. c. A. Mi. Bar
Ss- Is "a aDis speaker. Il speeait
musical program has been arranged
for this occasion, which will make
this service doubiy interesting. Mr.
Barker has arranged to speak TN the
ut. II. church at 1890 a. m.. and In
the Presbyterian church at 7s30 n.
I'll.
Yesterday afternoon Charles Il.
Grace. ~yardmaHter OF the 2. r.. r..
OF this city, received a cablegram
ssvan fiaassf, south Aulerfcn, inform-
Ing hfEn or the death Of hts sister.
Mrs. Ruth DuaYte, wife OF Dr.. Du-
Miss Ghhv?c m-oCskWrHGvn.v ii d
aEte. Mrs. Duarta. was formerly
Miss Ruth Grace, cit this city. 81
known here. Her Many friends hers
their loss. Two hrothres survive her
aympsthIEe with her relatives ia
their loss. Two brothers SURVIVE her
IN this city, Charles T. aud Aioszo
L. Grace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
WOODBRIDGE
WHIST CLUB
Was Entertained by Mrs.
Raymond r. Moore.
special 10 the EVENING HEwz-

special 30 the EVENING NEWz-
Woodbridge, March 2:@The Fri
day afternoon whist club was de-
lightfully entertained yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond r. Moore In West Green
street. The prizes were won as
follows: First, Mrs. Frank Vaien-
tine, a brass jardiniere; second, Mrs.
B. w. Hoagland. a set of sherbet
glasses; third, Mrs. Howard yalen-
tine, a card receiver; fourth, Mrs. G.
r.. Brown, handkerchiefs. First
guest prize, Miss Mable Waer, silk
hose; second guest prize, Mrs. VIII
liam MelIck, a cut glass vase: third
guest prize. Mrs. Samuel Potter,
handkerehiefs. At the coise of the
games refershmnets we're served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
STORAGE

Storage Wmrenouse-Best facilities.
clean, airy, locked rooms FOR fur
niture and pianos. 200 up. AL
bert Leon. 49, Smith street.
STs-s1-sx
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02
SOUTH AmBOY A II

Nicely Furnished large AMI small
r0oms with board: reasonable. All
Augusta St.. South Amboy. n. J.
sS@6~2S&~6f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes In this vicinity than
any ether publication.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

Subscribe tor tbs NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-02

Mildred Magee, Frances Perrine
Sophie Hillmann. Albert Tomaszew-
ski, Ida Hobbs, Ella Hausser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24

An announcement - much interest
IN the cts as well as IN Warrington.
i the npurnarhinE wedding - MIS-
. nrefta a. hubbard and Mr.. John 3.
MoNamna. OF Fort narrancaa. which
via take place on November aTth. af
$50 Iva the afternoon. 81 ~ Johns
chureh Warrington.
Mics f10renes HlEnlna win BE- Miss
90 .thard'a natd-nf- honor. and Mr. a.
Womack win stand with NJ. Me
Nance
Mr. McNanea has q number ~
friends in Pensacola and Mics Hub.
herd also numbers hnra ~ the score
she ia FnunH woman 20 most attrnr-
five personality and splendid qualities.
During the several years that she has
followed her PROGRESSION ~ trained
nursing En- Pensacola she has made
MANY friends vino admire her fnr her
fine traits 81 character Wor a time
she VAS bead nurse az Sc Luke's Hps
uiiai where she ga excellent work
and won the love and admiration %.
her many patients
owing 20 Ferrnt bereavement In fhs
family ~ the bride there viii be ng
formal wedding reception. but ths
bride and groom wfI 30 glad - have
their friends can az ths home 1fts-
the wedding. " they wish 20 evteud
their Eo0d wishes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-24
BRtacs. ooLAY WEDDING
BEAUTtFuL NOME AFFAtp

Beautiful En- So every detail the
wedding 81 Mas Edna Earle golay
and Mr Norman Jewett Briggs took
pace Thursday nfwht AZ the home q
tae brides mother on East Romano
street
In the front parior great golden
hued hfysanthemuma were used most
effectively. the hcsvy cream lace cur
tnins being gracefully garlanded with
the woodland smiiax caught a. inter
walls VITA the lovely yellow blossoms
The chandelier was covered with vei-
low Earlands and shaded In yellow. al
the northeast end Of the room an altar
having been improEised. banked With
ferns and tropical plants. two yellow
satin cushions forming the priedieu
for bride and groom
The weddinH party entered 20 Lob
enErina wedding march. PLAYED bv
M.sa Liniy Williams.
FIRST came the brides sister. and
oniy attendant Miss Daisy Golay. Who
was handauule On a beautiful evening
gown % pais blue snk maraulsctta
over blue hrocndcd sitk. fashioned low
neck and sleeveless The round nerk
hal an inserted N-ahaned front 81
Preach lace in blue aud silver. with
Farniturea % blue slfk fringe. and was
outlined win q garland - tiny yellow
chiffon roses. which was carried about
me ahouiers falling from the left
side % the hem % the frinued skirt
Worn IN ths hair was a hanarau %
wire silver wamoon with outstanding
boz ~ yellow tune Pale blue slip
1 rers and gloves. end a huge bunch II
yellow EantheuiuFnr completed this
lovely costume
The bride entered wuh hsr brother.
Mr. a ~ ootay
1 AZ all times lovely. her beauty was
enhanced by the sxauinits weddfnR
gown. worn with almy ven. IN cap ef-
feet. with wreath - oranKs blossoms.
The gown. ~ white trocaded char
= msuss. was trained and fashioned IN
7 ere prevailing directoire mode. win
hinh rirdle and tunic erect TIE
short sleeves and round nrck we're out
lined with cryatal banding and lace
q and from the aoft rirdls - hrocade
and vide crystal lace was carried IN a
7 graceful curve about the skirt. terfni-
natins where ths train swept the noor
she carried an exquisite cluster al
bride roses.
I NJ Rriwxs ara NE attendant. sTr
Robert Robinson entered tcgether and
met The bride a. the altar
u The ceremony vas performed BY re
Rev John a. Prown % christ Episco-
rai church
Receiving the guests in fhe hal
we're Mrn. Thomas Rrirrs. sister ~ ths
groom, in n gown ~ white marguisetts
hand -emhroldered. and Mrn Gam Co
I lay. sister Law ~ the bride wh,
wore her wedding gown - white rhlf-
fun cloth over white satin. Mrs. Ooiay
having herself been q lovely hrtda hul
. shcrf time ago.
The hail vas beautifully adoruet
wifh red chrvsanthemums and sinliai
and I'm the NOM where the presents
were displayed the background vas 81
smilax with mnntei banked with 80
pink bioaaoms. The presents % eul