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roe KENTUCKY Fair
Thursday.
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returned to their homes in this city Tuesday in an automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson, of Lewis vile, are in the city the guests of J. S. Currie at Mo- S31 Pine streete. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have just returned from Hot Springs where they spent several weeks. They expect to leave for their home tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. s. C. Alexander will leave next week for Battle Creek, Mich., where they will spend several weeks recuperating.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swab and chil- dren of East Second avenue, have re- turned from a visit with friends in Dc Soto, III. On their way iback Miss Alice SWab stopped over in Jonesboro to spend several days with friends.
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CUPID MAKES WORK
 FOR DEPUTY CLERKS
Issued Five Marriage Licenses Mothers Consent Necessary in
 One Application,

Cupid has ben putting in some good licks lately and as result the dep uties n the office of the Jefferson county clerk issued five pairs of li- cense" yesterday, four white and one colored. All the parties were resi- dents of other cities and in one case the mother of a brile-to-be had to give her written consent as the daughter was under legal age. h. censes were issued to the following:
 H. A. McNeill, 31 and Miss Hattie Ramsey, 17, both of Redfield.
 Sam Owen, 2l, and Miss Emma Baskerville, 19, both of Palmyra Cleveland county
 w. H. Mills, 27, St. Louis, and Miss Jearnette Ford, 22, Star City.
 Louis Gunzenhouser and Miss Mary Conway, both of Stuttgart.
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benefit of charity given recently at the French capital. The concert had as it's patrons the British and Amer ican ambassadors and ther wives and was attended by the elite of Paris. The name of the Pine Bluff girl was given an important place on the pro gram and her Plumbers created con- siderable interest. She gave Bellini's
 Aria della Sonambula'' as a solo, With Sig. Rlcas0li she sang "Seren- ate eduetino de Don Paskuali' by DonlZette, and duet. Duo de la Flute Enchantee' by Mozart, with Sig. Caldile. Others on the program are some Of the most talented stu dents no" studying at the great mus led center. During Miss Harrell's visit with relatives here last winter sae gave a recital which was one of the most notable social affairs of the sea son.
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Master White Host

Master Bennie White delightfully."- entertained number of his young f. ends yesterday afternoon from 4 until [ o'clock, at the home of his parents at Seventeenth and Beech streets, in honor of his forteenth an- niversary. The house was beautiful ly decorated with hot house plants and cut flowers. Various game and amusemens were indulged in by the children. At a suitable hour elegant refreshments were served. Those present were Masters Boby Wilcox, Beanie Clark, Sam Puddephatt, Joe Mccain, Bonnie White, David White, Charles White, w. T. Seawell, Jr.' Albert Alexander, Robert Cherry, Hary Wynne Truman Lindsay Howard Lindsay, Ivy Quinn, Leland Quinn. Jack Crutcher Doyle Peoples, Atlee Peoples, Willie Thomas, Arthur Lar kins, Jr., Misses Dorothy Gallagher, Aline Mccain, Lily Mccain, Ruth Wynn. Helen Wynn, Mary Smith Laramore Smith, Mildred Pool, Eliza betb Pool. Benjamin Rive, Elizabeth Alexander, Eugenia Puddephatt, Christine Puddephatt, Norma Mitchell and Flossie White.
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 < HOT WEATHER Is QUICK
 + TO AFFECT THE BOWELS
Well.knOWn Fact That Extreme Heat COndaceS to Chronic Constipation.

The disposition 10 eat cold food and indulge in iced drinks is one reason why constipation and diarrheoa is so prevalent in suHlAer and there is no time when peopte should more care fully avoid bowel disturbances, as much serious disease is directly trace able to these conditions. We need all of our strength fa withstand the ener- vating effect of heat
 To regulate the bowels and opjckly relieve. even the most aggravated ease of constipation, the combination Of simple laxative herbs with pepsin, known as pr. ea1dWell's Syrup Pep sin, is highly recommended by all those who have aeer used it. Unlike 7cathartics and violent pursatives. Dr. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin acts gently on the stomach, liver and bowels, without gripping or other discomfort bringing relief in an easy, natural manner. 1t can be used with perfect safety by the most delicate woman or child, and yet is equally effective for the strongest constitution. Mild pleasant to take, and inexpensive, it is the ideal family laxative. By cleans ing the bowel tract thoroughly and eliminating the foreign matter and poisons that irritate and inflame, it will quickly check summer diarrhoea and restore normal conditions.
 Druggists sell Dr. Caldwell's sy- rup Pepsin for fifty cents a bottle-a larger, family size costs one dollar. Get bottle and keep it in the house; it will save many times it's cost in doctor bills. A free trial bottle, post paid, can be obtained by writing to Dr. w. B. Caldwell, 4O6 Washington St., Monticello, Illinois
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For Miss Payne.

Miss Flossie White delightfully."- en- tertained a number of her friends last evening at her home on Seventeenth and Beech streets with party, com plimentary to her guest, Miss Lucille Payne, of Sherrill The House was beautifully decorated in cut flowers A Heart Contest was the feature of the entertainment. The prize, which was a heart-shaped pin cushion, was won by Ernest Sinclair. At suitable hour, elegant refreshments were serv- ed. Those present were: Misses Lu cille Sinclair, Eva Bobo, Lulu Wilson, Ruby Wilson, Sarah Lindsey Mary Lindsey, Mary Smith, Birdie Davis, Belle Davis, Lucille Payne, of Sher- Till; and Flossie White. Messrs. J. B. Afford, Mote Wilson, Lee Wilson, Ed ward Lindsey, N. M. Huber, Lonnie White, Ava Irons and Ernest Sin clair
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Eelightful fair.

Misses Hattie and Emily Fox de- llsasfully entertained numbe: of their friends last evening with q Gypsy Tea" at the Jefferson Country Club, complimentary to their guests, Misses Joe Mae Wood, of Hot Springs, and Helen Mae Stearns, of Little Rock. The party went out about 6 o'clock in the evening in automobiles and returned late at night. Delightful reshments were taken out by the girls, which were spread at the usual hour and much enjoyed After the luncheon boating and other amuse- ments were indulged in. Those invit- ed were: Misses Lillian Harris, Es- ther Frederickson, of Chicago; Willie Mae Toney, Elizabeth Adams, Patti
 McNamara, of Ft Smith; Ella Fox, Gertrude Fox, Joe Mae Wood, of Hot Springs; Helen Mae Stearns, of Little I,ock; Joe Hart, Evan Goree, Etna Gammill, Blanche Fox, Lela Gammill, Mattie Fox and Emily Fox; Messrs
 Jo Campbell, Orvil Campbell, Cliff Foster, James Goree, Coll Andrews, Frank Lieberman, Alb Lowe, w. T. Lowe, Ragland Fitzhugh, Harry Wool dridge, Jimn McCammon, Harry McIn- tyre, John Mcintyre and James Fox; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mcintyre, Mrs. Carlton Fox, MT. and Mrs. H. c. Fox.
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EpWOrth League.

The members of the Epworth League Will hold social and literary meeting tonight at the First Methodist church. Inc program will be as follows.
 instrumental duet, Miss Clyde Dixon and Miss Clyde Dalrymple.
 Vocal duet, Miss Annie Sextus.
 Reading, Miss Sue Barnett.
 Instrumental solo, Miss Floy Cald- We'll
 Reading Miss Dena Moore Fisacker- ly.
 Vocal solo, Miss Louise Bridges. Reading, Miss Ellice Breathwit.
 Male Quartette, s. F. Hines, Paul Davidson, Gus Reeves and C. o. Hub CT.
 Reading, Miss Jimmie Lloyd.
 Vocal solo, Mrs. w. D. Ferguson.
 Instrumental duet, Misses Virginia Clutcher and Ruth Reyburn.
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Jo Campbell, Dot Kastor. John Ruth erford, Ernest Whitelaw, Iiervey Mann, Jim Long, Shep Gallagher, Joe Clements, John Holman, Robert Loy- Ing, orvin Campbell, Virginius Alex ander, Walter Wilkins and Harry Woodbridge. Messrs. and Mesdames ! W. Martin, Geo, w. List, Virgil Me Adams, Roy Senyard, Felix Smart and Henry Smith.
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PonderLily=

Miss Grantis Evans was hostess "Wednesday afternoon to the Ponder Lily Sewing Club at her home No. q202 East Fifth avenue. After a very pleasant afternoon delicious refresh- ments were served. Those present |were Misses Ruby Smith, Helen Mill
 Ter, Hattie Howard, Helen Tomme,
 Marie Smith, Blanche Lambeth, Pau
 Dine O'Donnell, Edna Thain, Mary
 Murdaugh. Gladys Evans and Grants
 Evans. The next meeting of the club
 will be held at the home of Misses
 Ruby and Mary Smith, No. 1105 East Eighth avenue.
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Ford-Mills

F0rd-Mills
 Miss Jeanette Ford of this city and Mir. w. H. Mills, of St. Louis were quietly married yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of MT. and Nrs. ]. A. Bacop. Rev. J. l.. Cannon. pastor of the Lakeside Methoalst church officialated, using the ring ceremony. The bride wat attlred in a beautiful white cashmere dress with lace trimmings. After the cere- mony she changed from her weddang dress to light tan travelling suit with all accessories to match. Tne couple left immediately for Star Ci'y to visit the brides parent. They VIII return to Pine Bluff today eh roule to St. Louis, where they VIII reslae in the future.
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delightful Dance.

One of the most successful and en- pyable dances of the season was eiv- n last evening by Ernest Simpson nd Henry Smith, at the forest Park Pvllllon. Punch was. served through pt the evening, and stringed orch tra furnished the music The Ger an was led by Henry Smith and Er- st Simpson. A most delightful time Ps had by all. Among those present gre: Misses Annie Martin, Lena Connell, Ollie Eddins, Josephine llklns, lone Hearin, Mary Boyce, mily Fox, Carrie Arnold, Mildred ven, Nanny Nunn, Emma Wilbourne, pulse Crow, Selma Martin, Georgie Nae Eist, Annie Robinson, Lester Connell, Gertrude Ivy, Boots Walker, lilan Harris, Esther Frederickson, Prguerite Hoyler, Edith Foster, Bes-
 Thompson, Allie Mae Howell, lzabeth Boyce, Helen Metz, Wer
 Duncan, Rosa Riggin, Katie Boyce, Pldred Daniels, Elizabeth Adams, pldrel Block, of Paragould; Hennie llklns, Edna Pickett, Louise Kav- Paugh, Bernice Whitelaw, Lexie Wick, acllle Tucker, Mildred Clark, Mary llllams, of Arlington, Tenn; Ethel law, of Dallas, Texas: Sol Bloom, ank Bloom, June Coles, J. w. Jul IT, C. Cunningham, Bart Eddins, aam Robinson, Claude Sparks, John exander, Preston Grace, Harvey Gill sple, Ernest Simpson, c. A. Troupe,
 Dilley, Coll Andrews, Scraps Nc mmon, June Colton. Sextus Wilson,
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Rock.
 T. c. White went to Stuttgart last evening on business.
 V. M. Harrison has gone to Fayette- vile for visit of several weeks.
 F. G. Holland went to Warmer yes- terday morning on business trip.
 G. w. sallee left yesterday morn ing for Winchester on business trip.
 E. w. Walker, of Denver, Colo, is in the city visiting his brother, T. s. Walker.
 c. H. Johnson left yesterday after noon for St. Paul, Minn., on busi- ness trip.
 Capt. w. w. Ware, of Moscow, was a business, visitor in the city yes- terday.
 Mrs. M. Baer and daughter left for Ft. Smith yesterday morn Ing to visit for sometime.
 Miss Lucille Payne, of Sherrill, is visiting Miss Flossie White of this city fer several days.
 Miss Mary Crawford left yesterday afternoon for Maiden, Mo-, where she will spend several weeks.
 Virginius Alexander will leave Mon day for Toxaway, s. C., to spend the remainder of the summer
 Misses Lena and Maud Hardy will leave today for Little Rock where they will visit for several days.
 Mrs. '. D. Hammons. of Helena, is III the city the guest of her parents Dr. and Mrs. J. w. Scales.
 Mrs. Henry Marx went to Little Rock yesterday morning to spend sev eral days visiting relatives.
 Carroll Hamilton, of Little Rock, has arrived in the city to spend sever- al days with Adam Robinson.
 Eugene Dickey has returned from Memphis where he spent several weeks the guest of relatives.
 Mises Estelle Walton and Wilma Price, of St. Charles, are visiting Miss Lillie Darby in this city.
 Mrs. R. B. Stewart, of Little Rock, is visiting MT. and Mrs. F. C. Scher- ick of this city for several days.
 Miss Anna Maui will leave today fer Shreveport to visit Miss Mary Bell Hughes for several weeks.
 A. J. Clements, Vianer Paul and Maree Franklin went to Star City yesterday to attend the reunion.
 Mrs. J. w. Mosely, of Hamburg. has returned to her home after spending a week the guest of Mrs. T. M. Hooker.
 Mrs. c. E. Philpot left for Battle Creek, Mich., yesterday afternoon wheer she will spend several weeks.
 Miss Mary Crawford left yesterday afternoon fer Malden, Mo-, where she will visit friends for several weeks.
 D. E. Raines, representing the Adams and Boyle Insurance agency of Little Rock was in the city yester- day.
 Major J. E. Isbel left yesterday af- ternoon for Stanton, Va, where he will spend the remainder of the sum- mer.
 M. Selligman, the local architect has returned from Mariana where he was awarded the contract to build bank.
 Miss Hazel Kirke Levey will leave Monday for Chicago to spend sev- eral weeks with her uncle, w. E Levey.
 ] Joe Durham will leave in few
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F, R, CANISTER NEW
 NIGHT PATROL DRIVER

Clarence Branscn. who has been night patrol driver at the police de- partment for the past year, rendered his resignation yesterday. and has taken a position at the Cotton Belt shops. Young Branson was well liked by members of the force and made a good reputation during his connection with the department Chief of Police. Parnell appo'n F. R. Campster, who has been a deputy under Constable Stewart fer some time, to succeed Branson
 Mrs I IT Allen nf Cl'O was shop
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 some time in hopes of benefitting his health.
 MT. and Mrs. P. c. Chesnutt and children have gone to Arcadia, La, where they will visit for several weeks.
 Mrs. w. c. Cahooh, of Mo- 1114 East Second avenue left ast night for Lew isville to join her husband there for a few days.
 Mrs. M. c. Cross and daughter, Miss Leyle, left yesterday morning for Mon- ticello, where they will visit relatives for several days
 '. M Hooker and John Edgar Hook CT, have returned from several days visit to Mineral Wells, It. Worth and Wallace, Texas.
 Prof. w. B. Miller, of No. 52O East Second has returned from a trip in the southeastern part of the state and Ashley county.
 Miss Lola Ezell left yesterday after noon for Tarry to join a party that will attend the reunion at Star City today and tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben. McCammon left yesterday afternoon for Denver and other points in Colorado, to spend the balance fthe summer
 Judge and Mrs, w. T. Woodbridge left yesterday afternoon for Mackinac, and other points in Michigan to spend the remainder of the summer
 l.. G. Paul, travelling passenger agent for the B. & o. Ry., with head quarters at St. Louis, was a business visitor in the cty yesterday.
 T. Hayis Nixon, T. G. Parham, Hun ter Knox, Col. Sam M. Taylor and A. N. Bloom will go to Star City this Il orning to attend the Confederate Veterans reunion.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Daily returned yesterday &Tom two months trip throughout the West. They are in the best of health and say that they had most delightful trip.
 Miss Georgie Lockwood, of Bastrop, l4a., is spending several days in this city, the guest of her brother, w. J. Lockwood, at his residence at No. SIS West Fifteenth avenue.
 J. A. Hubert, cashier for the Iron
 
 Mountain in this city, has accepted the agency for the same road at Eulora. He will be succeed as cashier here by F. Hear.n
 Mrs. M. Musselman and daughter, Mrs. H. K. Toney, and the latter's daughter, Miss Elizabeth, will leave about August 1 for York, Pa, where they will visit relatives for a few months.
 J. I. Cleveland, of Little Rock, and Jack Burrough, of Arizona, were in the city last night. They are en route to Philadelphia to attend the national convention of photographers, which will be in session all next week. Before returning home they will visit New York City.
 Mrs. Ed Hawkins, of No. 1906 East Second avenue, has returned from a visit of several weeks 10 Mount Yer non, Chicago and other points in Illi- nois.
 Miss Reta Lazarus and Mrs F. Baer and children went to Little Rock yes- terday morning where they will make a brief visit before going to Chicago l to spend several weeks. M. J. Mead and family, who have hsen the guests of MT. and Mrs. R. C. Knox. and Miss lone Farrar. who has been the guest Of Miss Connor Trotter
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C0nNay-GunzenhOuSpr.

Louis Gunzenhousar and Miss
 Mary Conway, both of Stuttgart, ob- Etaihed marriage license a the coun- kty clerks office yesterday morning, land were married few minutes Eater by Magistrate w. D. Vance. RThey returned to Stuttgart on the af- ternoon train.
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clique Dance

The members of the Clique Club Will give a dance at Forest Park, "Wednesday evening" July 24. A Ftringed orchestra will furnish the mus c. The list is at Bedells Phar- hacy.
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Miss Harrell In Paris Concert

Miss Victoria Harrell' Pine biu1l's most talented vocalist. who is now in Paris to complete her voice cui- ture, appeared in concert for the
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Ice Cream Supper

The Ladies of the Carr Memorial Church have announced that they will serve ice cream and cake Saturday evening, July 20, OH the parsonage lawn, at No. 610 Dakota street. Everybody is invited.
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Dance at Park Tonight.

George T. Davis, manager of Forest Park, has announced that the regular Friday night dance would be given this evening at the pavilion.
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Mrs. J. H. Allen, of Clio, was shop ping in the city yesterday.
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Joe Custer spent yesterday in Little
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days fer Denver, Colo, to spend some time in hopes of benefitting his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

..rs Y, october I6-Mr. and Mrs John
r.arv and children. who spent sHe
80 hive returned to Richmond
Ms l., O. Kent and Miss katheren hen'
haye returned from visit to re1at'es !"
R.chmcrd- 80 ham.
q, Ia,v,,Y,n after visit to her sister, MS
Josie Wright
relatives at Virginia Beach ~.
MIS-, Julia I.orarn. OF Richmond, was INK
rrest Of friends here on Sunday
Mrs Herneon Ga;hright entertained al
dirper IN. Misses Brooke. OF Richfnono' On
Friday Covers were iaiS for ten
William l. williams spent the weekend
a. Midlothian
Sunday visiting friends
Sacke,t Dueli OF Amsterdam. ~ T., spens
,h~ weekend in the home OF Mrs l. c.
Fisher.
Mrs. clyde Barne. and children are visiting
Mrs @. Merritt Molly at her nome near
Alton.
Miss Helen Herrink Of westhampton. =
~. guest Of Mrs Fisher Rasiand
Tire LADIES' Aid Society OF Duncan Memo
rial Church met on Monday afternoon 10
tn. home Of Mrs. Thomas Jones. Much In
pc-;ant business was transacted ana refresh
ments were served
Mis-. Reeve, OF Richmond. 10 visiting Mrs.
A,ic.- MAYO.
Mss Elizabeth Chenery. % the State Nor
ma! School, Fredericksburg. spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Tate
C;,er eTy.
Mrs Davis Bell and son. Of IyncheUrg.
are guests % Mrs Scholar Fov.
Miss Turner. % Cumberland. Mi-. was the
guest ~ honor at delightful at home given
b. Mss Ruth BlaEey from 10 o'clock this
afternoon The house was at:ractively dec
Grated with fail leaves and chrvsanthemuEls.
Mis- Stuart Blanton presided AT the punch
hC VI. and Misses Byrd Sydnor. Jean-cta and
S5Ey Penn Morris served refreshmenf It's
Tn5.e :svi;sd were Misses Greysou and Clark
Hccf-agIc Martha Hughes. Page Nixon An
ME Macon and Virginia Potts. Margret
Lily. Anne Nsrye. sara and Eiese Cardweii.
Mamie Duncan. Katherine Marsh, Margue-
rite wiShtman. Mauie woodhn. Carolyn
Iarsh. Street. Kitty Kent. Marsret weisiger.
Emma Zee Priddy. Agnes and Ellen Wright
Cs:"linc Iidyeits. Annie Moore. EstcIIe and
stuart Rlsnton. rmosene Riddick. Louise
Miller. Fcachy Fleet. Ethel Howard. Eta
lilly. Margaret Tucker and Others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-17

SIS o'clock in tho parlors Of the Wo-
mans Club. with bridge-whist as the
game. Members are asked to register
their tables by 10 o'clock this morning.
and the usual rules about gentlemen
partners viii be observed. These
tournaments are among the most de-
liHhtful social events Of each season.
and are looked forward to with much
interest by the older society set here.
Supper will be served at the card
tables after the game, and decorations
will be in fall roses
Be1eAt PerforDanee.
Richmond society is much interested
in the announcement that there will
be q big benefit performance at the
Little Theatre this afternoon and even
ing for the Children's Ward at the Nc
mortal Hospital The affair Is given
under fashionable patronage. and a
large contingent of society people will
attend the performances at the play
house.
Lawreneeville Wedding.
A very pretty wedding will take
place In the Lawrenceville Methodist
Episcopal Church this evening at .
O'Clock. when Miss Belle spatie. only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Emit Spa.
tig will be married TO Joel William
Hubbard. III. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son Henry Hubbard Of Rice. The GER
EN- ony will be performed by the Rev.
J. W StiT. pastor Of the church assisted
by the Rev. r. NJ. Bulla. OF the Pres
byterian Church. The chancel Of the
church Will be banked with palms ard
lavender. and white chrysantherurns
ana lighted candles will be used on
the altar. Miss Estelle Mallory. VINO
VIII preside at the organ. VIII play
~. wedding march from "Iohenzrfn'