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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Gaitherville

w e Chambers and daugh er
Clara aud Bessie Whi'e were in
Nashville last week
Mrs j B Gather spent one night
with w 7 Gather recently.
} W Ingram has been quite sick
but is better.
Lola White we are glad to say
is able to be up
Mrs Tons Gather was the guest
Of Mrs J Il Kennedy recently.
john Johnson of Lynnville and
Haywood johnson Of Nashville at
tended the funeral Of their brother.
CT Bentley and family visited
friends on Spring Greek
Mrs Rose Busby visited Mrs
Alice Kennedy recent
Lillian McClanahan and NOrm'
Jones of your city spent Friday
nignl with with Mrs W Il Cham
bers
Jay Crews is building a nicr
house on his farm
Tom Gather, wife and it'll
daughter, Polly visited Mrs Ge'
Crews near Red Hill recently
Clara and May Chambers spen
Sunday afternoon at the Whit
home
Our school was out Friday
December Goth
Mr. Reece Johnson died at hi
home Sunday morning Decembe
l6 was buried at the old cemeter
in Lawrenceburg Monday follow
ing at noon
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Gural Route No. 2.

E a. Bailey and family spent Salur.
day niel with Marvin Bailey
Sam Smith, wife and lille daueh-
Ter Ina Nay, attended preaching al
Eagle SC. .ooI house Sunday evening,
Mr. aud Mrs Willie Smith are the
proud parents Of fine boy
Mrs n L Crews and daughter, LYDIA,
spent Saturday night with Benny
Clayton and family
Mr. and Mrs Ed Baily are rejoicing
Over.a fine boy.
BENZ Clayton and family spent Sun,
daY with n Crews and family
Bro Z ser preached a very interest
ing serm7n at Eagle school house Sun.
day.
Ell B,Iev and family spent Mon
day might with NJ L Crews
W r Crews spent Sunday with A +
Crews atd family
Mrs p. L Crews and daughter Lydi
NcGee aHended church on Long Brancl
Saturdag night
Bro Thornton Crews will preach a
Eagle School house every 3rd Sunda
evening at 2:30 every body invited.
Mr. aud Mrs Henry Crews are reioic
ing over fine baby girl
Evans Crews, DeIilah Smith an,
LYDIA McGee went to Lawrence bur-
Thursday
Miss Annie Smith attended preach
ing at Eagle Sunday.
Ben Crews and vile are all smile
its fine girl
Wass Clayton spent Sunday at A
Crews.
Mrs Annie Bailey visited Mrs Edn
Smith thursday
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

1st, That distinctive parcel post
stamps must be used on all fourth
class matter, and that such matter
bearing ordinary stamps will be treated
as held for postage Parcel post
stamps can be purchased at the post
office aud of rural carriers,
End That parcels can be mailed on
the rural routes, as we'll as at the post
office.
3rd That all parcels must bear the
return card OF the sender: otherwise
they will not be accepted for mailing.
D. W. STARNES
Postmaster
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Fall River

7Iarence COleland and family have
d near Iona.
] Williams was in Pulaski Friday
iness
Mrs ] R While is convalescent
|Fhe little hfant Of Mr. and Mrs
.6isk die4 Wednesday night.
u. Edgar Sbile was in Fall River
day
ndmolher Comre, an aged lady,
the home Of her son Tuesday
Minnie White and little brother,
ghave befn on the sick list.
y Williams was in your town
Of last week on business.
Axter ana Edgar White were at
of T J Frazier Saturday
ora White is recovering from
Of La Grippe.
Mrs Billie Williams spent
y recently with Esq, Cantrell
Roy Baxter is numbered with
White spent Wednesday
Edgar White.
kman and wife have mOveC
5 farm
NOsed at this place Friday
Sne the Democrat and its man
.rs very happy Christmas.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Saint Joseph

John Johnson is erecting new store
Bue Springer was in Lawrenssbure
lesdaE on business.
Misses Lizzie and Della Richardson
sni Sunday with Miss Matte Davis
LoreliO.
Miss Jessie Suits has returned home
pm Id xinelOn where she has been
il,ng Mss Idel Mcconnell.
Miss Anna Prllen spent few days
eceniIy with Miss Emma Williams
Miss TIOccO Hollis was in town Fri
ay ShORpine
Miss Mable Suits visited the Willis
oms Sunday.
jim Stutts Is right sick
Bob Gneen was IN rlOrenCe lew
Us this week
Allen LeFan Of Iron City was here
andaY
Arthur Johnson, Of Harris, Ala, wa'
ilh home folks recently
Gso. Wade, Of Columbia, visited her'
'Ais week
Miss RO1ie Willis has returned iron
ruscumbia, Alabama
DR. Elhridee will spend the holiday
III homeldks at Town Creek, Ala
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
High School Notes

Month after month and-year
after y ar, the school continues to
grow letter This statement is
verified in the tact that after
Christmas we are going 10 give a
Comm rcial Business Course to
those desiring TO take 1t, 1t is
intend d more for the graduating'
classes han any one Else as it fits
them letter 10 enter University,
or if stead, they expect to begin
"a bus sss life without The Univer-
5ity c urse, handsome salary is
at th, command.
Prof Stunkard had a litter not
long az from a h1Sioess concern
asking for some young men and
wOMe who We're prepared g fill
respo siUle p1vI1ous with salaries
langi Z frou 500 10 5000 per
month. Onr ann is to put 8 busi-
ness education within The D. ch o
lal. When the High Sclooi was
estab isted it was 10 have 81 bust
ra ass course in conreclion bqt all
C lulG 3t be q ne atuuce; impr0ve-
uent must come gradually. We
think we are now resdg to estab-
Hsh 10 departmei and q young
lady from Louisville VIII have
charge of tha votk. This not
only speaks for e school
as a " ole but II makes it pOssi-
Bile fot Laurence County students
to acq IKE a business euucation at
home. When class OF students
finish be High School course they
are as prepared to Fl responsible
positj rs and command handsome
sllari,s so let's join handa Rak-
Iirg 9 this sucetss, for tb a
| great demand for young, ID
| 9 ntl; men for such posi-
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
West Point
Training School

Our School ReOpers after
the Holidays on Tuesday,
January the 9TH. This is a
good place for teachers or
those wishing to do High
School work. If you are in
terested write me
My address during the Holi-
days will be FlintviIIe, Tenn
w. o. LARGEN.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25


The Racket has EVERYTHING
you could look for so don't wait until
the last days, you might get in the
rush and could not get what you
wanted, Come EARLY and make it
easy for all OF us 0arsluif is marked
at Sugar aud Coifce prices, SO much
cheaper than you could buy elsewhere
or order. We thank you one and all
for trading with us, and will appre.
ciale continuation of your business
EVERYBODY WELCOME
THE RACKET STORE
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
NUMBER 10
Mt. NebO.

R b. Smith 10 quile scL al this
WI iug
Louis II la key. uho fOI siE
months has bssn travelling through
the West "a nos 81 hlms uuul
after the holidays
Mise ROGie wi IL has roiurusd
hOmr from a tSO- Ussk'a visit Wilh
frisnds sI Florence ala
Albert sDAlluOod vent 10 Way.
land sPrlngs on business recently.
Ars c A Jackson, Mise Maymie
Lsekey, g W Gabel aud Clarence
Brewer we're The delegates frOm
here who attended the Farmers
lns'itDte which Was held In NA-h.
willie.
II rberl Spencer of lion Guy
Vac the recent guest OF Louis
Lackey,
Miss Verlie Reed of Pinknsy
aud her guest. Mica Ware. of Co.,
lamLi' spent IwO ds,s Wilb friends
hrie rrcrntly. t.,
BlufOrd and Henry Pallen who
.pen' a few days here lately we're.
called home on SccouG; OF sickness
In the latttr'' family
Mrs Ell P-rkinson hss returned
to LsWnncsburg sfItT = weeks
visit here. 81.
Several Of our people attended
the play 81 LOr r'ttO. which was Civ.
en by West Point talent.
MisS Annie Pullsn vas at Saint
JOseph recently.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Coughing at Night

One bad couch can keep a whole
family awake at night. Phil. Disorneau,
Sehailer, Michigan, say S:
Il could not sleep en- account Of
a bad cough, and | was very weak.
used Foley's Honey aud Tar Compound,
aud soon the oOuehlell aud slept sound
" all night. CrOwder Bros. & Beckham
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Farm For Sale

Stuart Farm, one mile East Of
Wayland Springs, 1876 acres, 50
acres bottom land, 10 acres up
land all improved, balance timber
land, 3 springs, house ard barn
and other out houses. Will sell
at a bargain Apply to
CANNON Bros,
Iron City, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

Mrs. Dora FlippO has taken the va
cant house OF F C Wisdom on Water.
loo Street.
Woman loves a clear, rosy com.
plexion. Burdock Blood Bitters
IS splendid for purify ing the blood,
clearing the skin, restoring sound
diges tion. All druggists sell it
Price 81 90 (Adv)
Mrs. Noah Moore is is now rapidly
convalescing from an operation oil
several weeks ago
All v 81 heavy socks 25c at
E.W. GARNER & Cos
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
THE RACKET STORE

The ladies Of The Presbyterian
Church closed their Bazaar on Tuesday
Of last week They had on display a
beautiful line Of Christmas novelties on
which they received good sales.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Personals

Every night
Al The Princes"
G od action picture.
Miss G'.loJe %isdom Wisdom -,l
60 10 an.d,u 'o >prrd Chd,lma~
Miss Patricia Snbline is al hone a,
Clifton, having been called bv The nl.
ness ol her mother, who has Slow
lever
Rev "d MIS-. s l.. FAin and Wl,.
mon Ll1tkr came down from Srnng
.Hil, 10 he guests lpr the holidapsol NJ
ard Nis % S. N,Doued
Mrs Waller Foster has returned :,
her home al Huntingdon allsrA vi,i
to her daughter, MH.H P. Smiley
There viii be services at The Christ
Iap Cbrrci TODAY (CudSlmas) al II
a. m aud 7:i5 m.
| X ms Berth Cannon was here last
wcek 10 attend lns funeral Of Jesse D.
Nceley
G,aps Nils Quaker Oats. holher
Oats, Post Toaslies and all kinds
at Garrett & Boyell.
Mr. and Mas Haekey, Of Mt. Peas.
ant, were here last week 10 visit Rev
and Mrs VIM. Neeley
Choicest line Of candies Of all kind,
and fresh too at our store Garrett &
Boyelt.
New Ties the latest al
E.W. GARNER & cos.
Miss Christine Schade will leave ,hI
first Of the year for Cincinnati to com
plete her course in voice al the Col
legs of Music.
One two and five pound frui
cakes, pulled figs and Nations
Biscuit Company's cakes at w +
Harveys.
S~Paul J. Wisdom is spending th
holidays with hOmefolks.
XMrs. Matte Long, Of Weakley Creel
has bought the cottage next to Mis-
Chadwick on Dellar Street aud move
TO same
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
ence Institute
AT NJ. E Church South
Preachers and Delegates
In Attendance.

Isnce Institute was held al
Church on last SUNDAY. Mon.
tuesday Rev. W d Hse-
pIumbia preached the open
on SUNDAY morning iakiue
'iecl Fureign aud Home Mis-
q Moaiay Rev W. B. Tay
nkln delivered an able ad
The same subj CT. Oihsl
speakers were: Rev's b. j..
W. L Jackson, aud Mrs. I
Of Dickson. The Conference
>ereal brneIii to the local
lr9i on arouAine much enlhusi-
nch was served each daV in
basement Of the church.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
The Secret Terror

!. haunting fear Of sickness and
Ssness is the secret terror of the
20 man. Health is his capital,
lev disease sap a mans strength and
|;,v. They lessen his earning ca
y. Foley KidnsV Pills bring back
h and strength by healing the
They are The best medicine
for kidney aad bladder troubles
nnius are IN The yellow package
.nv substitute Crowder Bios
tbsm. (Advl
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

Notice what we have to offer our
trade. A complete line Of staple and
fancy groceries that are seasOnable and
adequate for all demands.
J.P. SPRINGER.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
A SACRED CONCERT;

A Sacted Concert was given SuudN
niebl Al The N 4 Church South The
numbers consisted OF organ aud violin,
male aud mixed quarlelles, anthems,
solos aud congregational singing Mrs
Robl Williams, Misses Lincoln aud
Springer aud hr Chas Vaughan were
heard in special numbers. Nessrs.
Unseld and De Pew presided at the
organ, and Mr Jim Gilmore will add TO
The beauty uI the program with m,
violin A Christmas Tree offering was
takrn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
PUBLIC MEETING;

FUbLIl WEE INUi
Public Installation Of officers ol Nimos,
Lodee, Fee aud Accepted Mas ms
will be held al the Cumberland Pres
bVleran Church or Fridlv Dscemhsr
9Th beginning at 7 o'clock pm Tue
public are cordially invited 10 attend
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

FOR SALE:-Restauran and Bakery,
good trade, we'll located on main street,
great bargain
JOE T. LAMB, MGR.
Lawrencebure, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

Don't freeze this winter You can
buy a good vest al E.W Gamer & Cos
for iOc.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
,,uey Extracted Without Pain.

ny
" guarantee our method Of separat-
u frOmyOur Cash as being absO
'Painles Give us a trial on a
Of Subscribers, Gentlemen's OF
s Hose or a Xmas present fol
friends E.W. GARNER & CO.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

SEVEN AGES CLUB
fIembers Of the Seven Ages Ciut
mel at the residence II M aud Mis
c. I Crawford on last Monday evening
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Card Of Tbanks

We wish TO express our sincere
thanks to the 'fisndf oar. deer
mother, for their untlring service
during her illness and death end
especially for the beautiful sing.
ing
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

J H MARsTON, ii
ALMOND, GEoRGEl
MARsTON, Sons
MRs. EMMA LEE,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25
Social

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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

Wool taken on subscripiit
office.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-25

s1larit so let's join hanC
.irg this a success, for
great demand for young,
2 nti aen for such posi-
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

The arrangements which are being made in San Francisco for the bi- ennial meeting the general federa- ton Of wOmens clubs to be held in June promise great comfort and con- venience to the delegates who will attend the convention.
 The Sutter street pavilion has been selected as the main auditorium. This building has good acoustics and a seating capacity of about 4.000. AL most adjoining is the Golden Gate commandery building. which will be used for conferences and which has numerous auditoriums all admirably suited for simultaneous assemblies. The girls high school, located in Hamilton scuare. one of the small parks of the city and also close at hand. will be used for the states headquarters These three buildings are within the radius of one block, 50 that they will form an advan- tageous convention center.
 The women of the northern dis trict of the California Federation are preparing to receive the biennial dele gates. and baskets of fruit and flow CTS will be distributed at Roseville and Sacramento on the Southern Pa cific route and at Oroville on the Western Pacific The chamber of commerce of Sacramento will invite
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
Club Notes
ESH6ikSHED I6S<

the officers of the general federal ton to stop over in Sacramento for a few hours. During this time the guests will be given an automobile ride, which will terminate in a visit to the capitol building.
 In Monday evening, June 24. a complimentary concert will be given by the local biennial board to the officers and delegates. at the pavil- ion Tuesday afternoon. June 25. an informal reception given by the To- cal board to the officers. delegates and visiting club women. in the ball room of the Palace hotel The spe- Cial social feature. however. will he the reception Thursday afternoon. June 27, at the Fairmont hotel, when all members of the California State Federation will he at home to all visiting club women.
 A revision of the by laws. organi- zation of departments and election of officers were the important mat ters taken up at a meeting of the Woman's club of Glendale Wejnes- day afternoon The club will meet semi monthly instead of once a month and the gatherings of the different sections will be determined later in the season That the club is brOad- enng it's work is evinced in the study
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Here is the newsest piece Of news. as we'll as the most delightful-Miss Louise Mar.tza Swetnam, the charm ing daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ
 Swetnam. is to be married early in July to Edwin Malcolm Hull. The marriage will take place at inc Swetnam residence, 174s West Adams street. and only the family will be present The honeymoon will be passed at Lcke Tahoe and the re- maining summer months here, that the young people may watch the progress of the attractive home they will build and which they hope to occupy by fall Miss Swetnam was graduated frcm Mills college three years ago. and since the following autumn when she made her debut, she has been one of the most popu- lar girls in the smart set. She has not only numbered her friends among the younger contingent of society. but is equally well liked among her mothers friends, and they are le- zion. Mir. Hull is a former resident oc Springfield who has became prom inently identified with club. social ard business life in the four years he has been in Phoenix. His mother. Mrs George Hull. and sister, Mrs. M. E. Blystone. of Milwaukee, have frequently visited here.
 A group of young matrons and girls over the teacups the other day agreed that they had sadly missed the men this winter. Since there has been no country club, the men have been conspicuous by their absence from afternoon affairs. But since few dropped in at the Plath- Foss- Dameron reception Thursday, it has been suggested that informal teas occupy a more important place than on the calendar and men he included in the invitation list.
 Club women who attend the bi- ennial in San Francisco, in June, will have the pleasure of meeting many interesting folk. Among those whose visit is being eagerly antici- pated is Baroness von Suttner. presi- dent of the Austrian Peace society, who is to be the guest of the Amer ican Federated Women's clubs. The baroness on her American tour will take trunk full of peace trophies of the past quarter of century and also letters from the most impor- tant persons in Europe connected with the peace movement.
 
 On his return to California from !
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14
SOCIETY NEWS

complimented guest of a luncheon at the Adams. Yellow and pink roses were combined in the tables central ornament and hand painted cards marked places for Miss McHugh, Mrs. George W. Scott, Mrs E. J. Bennitt. Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig Mrs. Guy Bennitt, Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs. Charles McHugh. Mrs George Hahn, Mrs. George Gage and Miss Margaret Adams.
 In the evening Maitland Davies had as dinner guests the bridal party including Miss McHugh, Miss Mar garet Adams, Winsor Day and Foster Rockwell. 4 ,s
 On Friday Mrs. Herbert Atha en- tertained informally at luncheon at her country place near Glendale Mrs. Charles McHugh, Mrs. J. c. Adams. Mrs. Royal Lescher. Miss McHugh and Miss Margaret Adams and Joseph with a dinner Friday evening which he gave at the Adams. Covers were laid for six.
 The Plath residence on Palm Lane was the scene of a charming tea Thursday when Mrs. Otto Plath, Mrs l.. D. Dameron and Mrs. John Foss received three hundred callers dur ing the afternoon. The drawing room was deorated in pink and white. The fireplace was banked in roses and strands of ivy with roses inter mingled were festooned with pretty effect. Hanging baskets filled with climbing roses accentuated the color tone. The dining room was in vel low and white and the library. where rpunch was served, was artistic in scarlet scheme of color. The hall was in pink with an elaborate back ground of greenerv. the stairway be- ing twined with ivy leading to the landing where @ screen Of greens |ooncealed the orchestra. Assisting the hostesses were Mrs. Ancil Mar tin. Mrs. F A Tritle. Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings. Mrs. Edward Elsie. Mrs. William Lentz. Mrs. Franklin D. Lane. Mrs. William Parish. Mrs Will liam r. Pinnev. Mrs F.. F.. Kirkland. Mrs Frank Cox. Mrs. Amelia Renau. Mrs John Lentz. Miss George Bailey,
  Luhrs. Miss Elsie Munger Miss Ruth Doris. Miss Ella Luhrs. and Miss Rema Doris.
 Dr. Otto Plath gave a jolly smoker Thursday evening entertaining among others J. NJ Jamison. Dr. William Lentz. F.. T. Ceilings. Dr John Foss. Dr. L. ID. Dameron, C. E. Laird. pr John Lentz. pr. Ancil Martin. MT. w. F Simpson, Dr. Hughes, Dr. F.. Payne Palmer. Dr. w. w. Watkins. Dr. w. & Sargent. pr IT. II. Myberg. William Parish and Paul Renau In gles.
 A social club organized this week had it's initial meeting Tuesday with Mir. and Mrs. William Rawley Mat thie of S01 West Madison street who gave an informal musical. The mem bers are enjoying q picnic at the Hole in the Rock today and will meet again Tuesday evening with
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

Spring festivities have begun in earnest and Easter week was as gay as even the most pleasure loving could have desired. A dance and re- ception played prominent parts in the round Of affairs but there were in- numerable less pretentious events leading up 10 the crowning function of the year, the marriage at five o'clock this afternoon of Miss EliZ- abeth McHugh to Winsor Day The wedding will be celebrated at Mar guerite" the country place recently given the bride by her parents Mir. and Mrs. Charles McHugh and al- though but fifteen will be present at the ceremony the prominence and popularity of the young folk will make the event notable. An elaborate decorative scheme has been carried out in pink Mrs. McHugh's favorite color. The large screen porch has been given a conservatory effect in the profusion of roses that in artis- tic sprays are skillfully arranged. The fireplace before which the bridal par ty will stand has been banked in roses until it resembles a mass of the solid pale pink petals 4 buffet SUD- per will be served in the dining room where the same color tones are used in decoration. A French gilt basket oi Killarney roses the handles tied with fluffy lovers knot of pink tulle will be the tables center piece Promptly at the appointed hour the service will be read by Reverend William j. Scar Tai ,- rT,s,,
 Cathedral. The bridal costume is of white satin with broad panel of ex- qulsitely embroidered chiffon from the round yoke of brides yelling to the hem. The back panel is to the shoulders from where the square court train falls in long. graceful lines. She will wear a French we'd ding veil of tulle and Valenciennes
Arizona republican., 1912-04-14

held in places with coronet of orange blossoms and will carry an arm bouquet of Easter lilies. Her only jewel will be a bar of sapphires and diamonds. MT. Days gift.
 Miss Margaret Adams will be the maid of honor and the brides only attendant. She will be gowned in very beautiful creation of Venetian point and Filet laces over pink satin. With this effective costume she will wear a large leghorn hat showered in pink roses and carry a basket hat Of pink rose buds.
 Mrs. McHugh will be costumed in pale blue panne velvet ornamented in Arabian lace and cut crystal rings
 Foster Rockwell will act as MT. Days best man.
 The honeymoon is to be spent at the Grand Canyon and be followed by a two months stay in Phoenix that will precede an extensive east ern trip this summer.
 A miscellaneous shower was the
  Tuesday evening when several guests at the Adams made her the inspra- ton for an informal tea in the north parlor of the hotel. Pink, the we'd ding color tone was featured in dec orations of roses. Mrs. George Gage. Mrs. F. J. Bennitt and Mrs. s. H. Mitchell acted as hostesses. Present were Mrs. Charles McHugh, Mrs. Guy Bennitt. Mrs. F. A. Tritle. Mrs. Her bert Atha, Mrs. Harry Jones. Mrs. NJ. E. Cummings. Mrs. w. P. Park hurst. Mrs. Robert Wallace Craig. Mrs. Laurence Holden, Mrs. Addison s. Goodman, Miss Margaret Adams, Miss Abbie Pickrell and Miss Kitty Craig.
 The following day Mrs. s. H. Mitchell made the bride elect the