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The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

drum band will play and during the
dancing hours. a Scotch supper Will
be served. The concert numbers fol-
low: Edinburgh. Zickels
orchestral selections, International
Pipe band: dances Highland Fling, =
Duncan McPhail "Ghillie Callum,'
Bruce Cameron. song. Scots VIVA
Haze. w. l.. Cockburn: song. Star O
Robbie Burns" Miss Esther Hood
violin solo. Scottish Rhapsody
James Cassie. humorous song, "Wad-
den G. Lachie McGraw." Fred 8.
Hickey: song. Green Grows the
Raeshes o." w. L. Cockburn; song,
"Wi' Hundred Pipers," Miss Esther
Hood, selections. international Pipe
band; dances, Sailors Hornpipe, y
Bruce Cameron. Irish jig" Duncan
McPhail; song, Scotland Yet" Miss
Esther Hood: violin SOLO. THE Aud
Tunes" James Cassie; song, Corn
Rigs Are Bonnie" w. l.. Cockburn;
humorous song, with His Little Cane
and Satchel." Fred s. Hickey; song.
The Lea-rig," Miss Esther Hood
song, selected, w l.. Cockburn; Aud
Lang Syne," company. Miss Elsie
Forbes will act as accompanist.
Tickets may be procured in David
Wallace e. Sons store.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

noon, an inexpensive buffet luncheon
will be served in the building at IL: 10
o'clock by the committees of civil SER
vice reform, civics and education, de-
partment of home and education, de-
partment of philanthropy and reform.
Thursday, Feb. /, the club will give
a costume tea"
The wild flower conservation com
mlttee of the Detroit physiological
club met Friday evening to discuss
ways and means OF preserving the
wild flowers of Michigan. An effort
will be made TO secure small appro-
priation from the city to plant and
care for. the wild flowers In the city
parks and boulevards.
o.
The Detroit Society of Arts and
Crafts will present Huger Elliott, pres
ident OF the National League of Hand
icraft societies and director OF the
Rhode Island School OF Design. in q
lecture on Realism and convention
in art" Thursday evening, Jan. 25, in
the Museum OF Art auditorium. The
lecture VIII be free to the public.
o.
The Grand Canyon of Arizona will
be the subject of the illustrated lee
ture to be given Sunday afternoon,
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
WITH THE WHISPERS.

Plus scores were as follows In the
Monday night game of the Detroit
Whist club:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
II F. Boehm and j. r. Koran, 4.
! S. Crawford and j w. McCausey, :.
W. T. Bloom and Thomas Watson. 3.
G. r Fox and T. $. Pratt, ?.
r. j. Memo aud c. p Niles, 2
]. a. Burbank and A. A. Moore, av.
Fast AND WEST.
r. L. Balkwill ana J. T., Blackmore. 4.
a G. Stenwagen and X u. Stell-
wagon. 4.
p f, Slick and w. II. Mcpherson, av.
w. ID. Ellsworth and r. A. Os-
burn. av.
~ o Bates and II. d. Marks, av.
Plus scores in the Saturday game:
NORTH AND SOUTH.
Mrs. f. T.. w. Bright and Mrs. r..
J Memo, l%
Mrs. p. r. Slick and J. W. Nc
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs. c. i. Niles and Thomas Watson,
So
Plus scores i'm the Thursday night
game:
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Steiner s 2-5
EAST AND WEST
Mrs i. j. Stout and III. ID. Marks, 3-5.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

In the Museum OF Art. by Directors
Griffith. The lecture Will serve as an
excellent introduction to the better
appreciation and enjoyment or coll
lection OF paintings by American art,
lists depicting scenes In Arizona The
artists exhibiting include Elliott Dain-
gerfield. Edward II. Potthast. George
lines, Jr., Frederick Ballard Williams,
Thomas Moran, De Witt Parshall,
Luis Mora, w. r. Leigh, w. RitschelI
and George McCord.
Evan j. Edwards. an expert IN.
Illuminating engineering, held the
close attention OF large gathering OF
members of the Detroit Engineering
society, Friday evening, In the
society's rooms. in the Stevens build
ing. when he gave most interests x
illustrated lecture on Modern in<
candescent lamps" The members OF
tho society had supper together pre-
vious to the meeting in the Hotel Ste.
Claire.
In the annual meeting, held Friday
evening, or the western High School
Alumni association, the following Of
flcers were elected for 1912: Presi-
dent, r. Sutherland; secretary, Har-
riet Smalley; corresponding secretary,
Sarah Partridge; treasurer, Gilbert III.
Carnes; new member of board OF trus-
tees, John Brown. The annual ban
quet of the association will be held
Feb %. b
o.
Miss Ora Bloomgarden. No. $50 Lin
coln-ave., will leave, Sunday, on an ex-
tended eastern and southern trip.
o. 81
The gymnasium classes of the ".
w. c. A., will hold the annual ban
quet, In the association dining room,
Tuesday evening. Jan. %.
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been favorably received. and this sea-
son come better equipped than ever
before To provide amusement To tue
liking of burlesque patrons The com
pany is large one aud special atten-
ton Is called to the bevy OF chorus
girls. There are score OF musical
numbers, and each one requires a
change OF costume. The music for the
show was composed by Ted snyder and
Irving Berlin. writer's who have scored
many popular hits recently. Two OF
their compositions, "Alexander's Rag
Time Band" and That Mysterious
Rag" have swept the country The
chief comedians OF The show are
Topack and Manning. recently in vau-
deville but now making their FIRST APP
rearance I'm bUrlesque. An olio OF
vaudeville specialties includes the big
pantomine. "A Lions Bride" This is
presented by La Belle Helene. the
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
IN THE LOCAL PLAY-HOUSES

His Fathers SON" Dill and Ward. in
bits from musical comedy. introducing
the girl with the diamond dress;
Williams and stevens, In a comedy act,
wanted. partner" Eddie Goldman
In stories and songs. and photo plays.
COLUMBIA.
"hutt and Jeff" as presented by
Browning and West. will be one of the
funny features OF the Columbia the
ater's program next week. Permission
for the act and 20 use the title In yau-
deville was given the two comedians
by Bud Fisher. the famous cartoonist.
and ~ is said that the team comes
nearer To being "a natural reproduction
OF the famous pair than Is usually seen
I'm the Mutt and Jen stage characters,
Mutt stands about six feet six and IL
said TO he the thinnest man In captiv !.
itY Jeff IL correspondingly short and
thick and together they present "a most
ludicrous picture. Their dialogue is
rePHted 10 be az funny as their APP
pearance.
The Belle Italia troupe will present
"A spectacular novelty musical act,
which Is claimed TO be one OF the high
est class European musical novelties
and includes picturesque scenic and
electrical effects Another musical act
will be that OF the Four Dolores, called
"ln the Jungle" Rohade's Marionettc
theater. one OF those miniature stage
performances which always delight the
children. will be the special act for the
little folk Al Phillips. who has many
friends and admirers in Detroit, hav-
ing been seen here number OF times
In big dramatic productions. VIII pre-
sent the comedy playlet, The Rustler
Mr.. Phillips has been leading man with
several OF the best stock companies OF
America. The Pepper Twins. character
singers and dancers: Al. $. Nebur, mon
loloRist. and Sully and Larson. comedy
acrobats, Will also present entertaining
nun bers.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Ncy, Books In Public Librnr,

The following new books have been
received by the Detroit public library:
ChGs. Edwin Booth "AudeTs Answers
on Aut Dmobiles" Martin Shaw Briggs.
I'm the Heel If Italy" George T.. IL.
Clemenceau. south America Today"
William Duane Ennis, Works Manage
ment;' Jonp a. Fleming "Propa cation
OF Electric Currents IN Telephone and
Telegraph Conductors owen w. Gill
patrick. Man Who Likes Mexico
Frank j. Goodnow. social Reform aud
the Constitutions" Frederic Harrison.
"Autobiogre rhic Memoirs" Henry NJ.
Hobart Design OF static Transform
trs.' George Hodges. "Evcryman's tie
liglon;" j. ~. Manners Howe, india -
George II Hurst. "Lubricatfng oils.
tata aud Greases;" Woods Hutchinson.
we and our Children" Frederick
Marie. Modern Pigments and Their
Vehicles" Percy L. Marks. Principles
Of Planning Buildings" julius r.
MilliScn: Turkey" James C..
Mills "Searchlights on Some American
Industries w H. Murdoch "Ncntila-
ton of Electrical Machinery" Arthur
4. W"Igall. Travels in the Upper
Egyptiar Deserts. Fiction: John Ays-
cough. "Hdrdcott." r. NJ Barrie. "Pct.r
aud Wcncy;" y. =. Oppeaheim. Peter
Run and the DOuble-Four."
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
GrthiiaGow
MnswAnsswers

Dear Miss Grey: % Please tell me
correct way TO eat gravy at the table.
CD Will long sleeves be worn this
winter? CD What will make eye
brows heavier? ca What Is good for
oily hair (5) Is It right to wear a
young mans picture in your locket?
60 Translate this Latin for me; ANA
DO Helena" ca Does a young man
mean anything when he speaks about
getting married some day, without
definitely proposing Rainbow.
A: (1 Gravy, or meat sauce is
usually served over the meat or pota-
toes. (2) Yes. CD Vaseline is said
to increase the growth. (4) Frequent
shampoos with egg-once month at
least, and dry shampoo with warm
cornmeal once a week. (5) III you are
engaged to the young man. (6) II shall
love Helen" Cd He probably is fool
ing, for a man who really wants to
marry girl is seldom slow about say
ing so.
Dear Miss Grey Cd Please give
me the address of James Whitcomb
Riley 90 How can | find sale for a
geography which is hundreds OF years
old?-Mrs. NJ. G..
A.: CD Indianapolis, Ind. GU Ask
a book dealer.
Dear Miss Grey: Where can one
find place to sell very old relics?-
A Reader.
A.: It depends largely upon the ma
ture of the relic. The best way to
find a market for anything is to ad-
vertise the article you wish to sell.
Perhaps some OF The Times readers
may be able to help in the matter OF
sending In names of firms or individ-
uals In the relic-purchasing business.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
Social and Personal


Mrs. ]. Harrington Walker gave q
childrens party, Saturday afternoon
for her daughter, Elizabeth.
Miss Charlotte Campau will give a
large dinner party in the Hotel Pont-
chartrsin, before the assembly ball,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs James Thayer McMil-
Ian will give buffet supper, Satur'
day evening, for 80 guests In their
home, No. 452 Jefferson-ave.
o.
The Young LADIES auxiliary, OF
Windsor, will give a leap year dane
ing party, in Knights OF Columbus
hall. Windsor, Tuesday evening, Jan.
%.
"The Main Girls" will give charity
dancing party in Strasburg's academy.
Tuesday evening, Jan. %.
o.
The second assembly ball will be
given in the ballroom suite OF the Ho-
tel Pontchartrain, Tuesday evening,
Jan. %.
%
st. Andrews society annual concert
and ball will take place Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 2S, in the Light Guard arm
DRY.
%
The he annual bali of the Detroit Boat
club will be given in Strasburg's acad-
envy, Wednesday evening. Jan. "a.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton A. McRae and
the Misses Helen and Marie McRae,
left Detroit for California, Saturday.
They will not return to Detroit until
April.
Mrs. Hugh Abbott, OF London, Eng,
is the guest of Mrs. William l.. Davies.
No. 33 Virginia Park. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Louis Stockard, the latter for
merly Miss Davies, are guests OF Mrs.
Davies for the present.
The annual dinner OF the Southern
society was held Friday evening. in
the Hotel Pontchartrain. A. b. Hall
acted as POSTMASTER, and G. Grosve-
nor Dave, of Washington, D. c., was
guest of honor and principal speaker.
o.
A successful Scotch concert and
dance was given Friday evening, In
Duffield hall, by Clan Campbell, Scot
fish Clans. The address on Robert
Burns, by the Rev. A. III. Cameron,
was feature of the program.
An informal dancing party will be
given in Elk's temple. Tuesday eve
ming. Jan. 80. under the auspices of
the Knights OF Pythias Bowling
league.
90
rived in Detroit, Saturday, to be the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. b. NJ Scott,
No. As Josephine-ave. Later Miss
Vine will spend some time with her
sister, Mrs. Robert W. Hamilton, No.
81 Clairmount-ave.
o
Elaborate preparations are under way
for the historical picture-pageant to
be given In the Detroit opera house,
Thursday afternoon, Jan. %. at 2:30
o'clock The performance will depict
scenes, incidents and personages in
Michigan history. The affair has been
arranged and is under the patronage
of Louisa st. Clair chapter, d. A. r.
o.
A number OF society girls have ar
ranged n "Spinsters' cotillion," to be
given in the Country club, Friday
evening, Jan. 26. The affair will be a
leap year function with the women
doing all the usual stunts expected
of their escorts.
o.
Public questions will be discussed
by an expert in an illustrated lecture
on "Our municipal failures" Thurs
day, Jan. %, at 1:45 o'clock, before
III.
Century building That the husbands
and men friends OF the club members
may have the pleasure OF listening TO
this lecture without interfering with
business engagements for the after
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

The series of Lyceum lectures, Civ
en- under the auspices OF the Socialist
party OF Detroit, will close Sunday af-
ternoon, in Turner hall, with the APP
pearance of A. w. Kicker, who will
speak on Socialists at work" Mr..
Kicker is we'll known as a lecturer and
writer on public topics He believes
that Socialism is a worldwide propa-
ganda and is bound to win a recogniz-
ed place in legislative bodies. Mr..
Kicker will begin his lecture at 2:30
o'clock
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
MUSIC

William Boos and his band OF so
musicians will make their initial bow
TO the DETROIT concert public, Sunday
afternoon, In the Garrick theater. A
program OF popular band music will
be played Miss Adele Kruger, So
prano. OF New York. will be the solo
list. The program will begin NJ 3
o'clock as follows: March. Hands
Across the Sea-" (Sousa): overture.
"Saul, (BazzinD; "Intermezzo
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

dancer, who Is assisted by Charles
Relyea and ten others. other acts are
given by the Elm City quartet. Marion
Benson, Lester Pike and Ben Byron.
FAMILY.
Manchester Bros. "Gaanda- Human
u.s." mechanical figure that one can
almost imagine has been touched with
the breath of life, Will be the topnotch-
er In the Family theater next week.
This act il said to be real novelty.
The figure walks, writes on a black
board rides a bicycle. climbs stairs and
performs other seemingly impossible
feats. Another feature will be the
Great Warning. who is said ito be a
marvel at the piano. His act avill en-
brace a wide range OF music. rom rag
time TO grand opera. James Kennedy
and company viii be seen in hat is
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
DeH0Hr Rs

Grease with butter the saucepan in
which rice is cooked; the rice will
not stick to the sides and bottom.
Books bound in leather may be
freshened by using equal quantities of
white Of egg and water beaten to-
gether Apply this with a soft fan
mel cloth, and polish when dry.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

described as a scregning farce comedy
entitled. Looking FOR Father" The
Harrison West triowill feature Petite,
billed as "Anserio's foremost child
dancer and comedian" All Ripon, n
scotch ventriloqur, will offer a nov
city Miss lnoz clough's sweet con-
tralto voice will r heard in bouquet
OF new ballads. francis and Crawford
have an originaIsinging and dancing
sketch that promises 10 be intere" ting ::
Corners and Eda, eccentric perform
crs. will be seerln skit written spe-
cialIy for them Harry II. Sherman Will
sing new songi and tell witty yarns !;
Eomund & Gayor "thc rural couple.
will offer an ttractive slit. and the
latest motion pictures will close the
bill
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20
jATIoNAL.

An unusuanct in feature vaudeville
I'm the NatIonl next week. Will be that
az Prof X 5 Bolke, In the center OF
the stage. infull view OF the audience.
with every ight In the house turned
on and at q time using anything to
obstruct tn view, the professor will
cause TO ppear, seemingly out OF
nothing. n gharming young lady An
other stroE attraction will be Wes-
leys sea BINS. featuring Bitten" a
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

The Schubert choir OF 200 voices. OF
Toronto, under the direction of DIR. H.
VI. Fletcher is preparing the program
10 be given in Detroit. Thursday even.
ing. March IL. when the organization
will appear i'm the Light Guard armory
The singers are said TO be enthusiasts.
tic in anticipation OF the Detroit visit
end are lending themselves with n VIII
TO the extra rehearsals demanded by
Dr. Fletcher.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

The January series OF sunday con
certs, In the Garrick theater will close
Sunday afternoon. Jan. %. with Boris
Hamburg, the Russian cellist and
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

a lion that blows a horn The lions
many remarkable tricks in acroba-
: stunts and juggling others on tho
'ogram will be the Three Tyrones
no do n comedy bar and cradle act
aid TO be very funny. the LeGrand
rio, three young women la dance and
lharacter singing numbers Lawrence
ind Harvey, In a comedy skit entitled
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

Gatty Sellars. the well-known Eng
lish organist. who was heard with
pleasure last spring I'm St Pants
cathedral, will give an organ recital,
Thursday evening. Jan. %. i'm Calvary
Presbyterian church Mr.. Sellars will
play the music used for the coronation
OF Britain's king and queen last June
in Westminster Abbey. the first time
this music mas been given in America.
as far as known
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

The following artists will give the
program in the free afternoon must
Gale. in Grinnell Bros. hall. Friday af-
ternoon, Jan. &c, at 3 o'clock: Miss
Theodosia Eldridge, violin; Luigi Mot
TO, 'cellist: Henry Riley Fuller. or
gan and accomplishments; Albert Ray
mond Saunders. pianola-piano: Enrico
Caruso. tenor. by means OF Victor rec
ords. The concert given. Friday after
noon, attracted a large and apprecia-
tive audience.
The Detroit times., 1912-01-20

In celebration of the 153rd ami
versary of the birth of Robert Burns,
st. Andrews society will give con-
cert and dance in the Light Guard
armory, Tuesday evening, Jan. %.
The program for the concert will be
thoroughly Scotch in character and
before the grand march the ST. An
drew's Highlanders will give an ex-
hibtion drill, the pipers, and fife and
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
PROVIDENCE FORGE NEWS

Providence Forge. Va, Nov. s.
Rev. B. +. Robinson OF Mt. Pleasant
Baptist church will prsach at the
Chapel Sunday Nov. 10Th. at night
service.
Miss Gladys Coleman. of Rich
mond. is visiting Miss Sallie Chris
tan.
Mrs Edwards. OF Richmond. WIZ
her three children. is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rich
ardson.
Despite the inciement weather a
merry crowd OF young people gath
cree at the home Of Miss Phoebe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
GAZETTE PIANO CONTEST
WILL CLOSE SATURDAY
THE LADY WHO WINS WILL PROB
ABLY SECURE THE VOTES Be.
TWEEN NOW And CLOSING

Only a short time remains in which .
the voting contest for this grand
piano has to run. and then the grand
rush to put in the final vote Will be
CT. The last week has been one
filled with excitement for the leaders /
in the contest, and a house to house
canvass has been under way. In
quiries from every source have
reached the Gazette office. and the
fair candidates have put real energy
into their last efforts 70 gain the
lead, which will win the handsome
upright piano for them.
The fight for first honorS IS being
waged between Miss Margaret Jones.
Miss Theresa Parsley and Miss Viz
ginia Johnson. Neither is losing any
time in getting votes. Some OF the
leaders are showing a tendency 10
hold back rheir votes until the last
minute in the hope of throwing The
others off their guard. Just wha
the last count will show is question
nobody can answer, but it IS safe e
venture that the winner will havI
:. something near the 100000 mark.
g The contest has been interesting
1t from the start. and Miss There's
Parsley, who took the lead, made
~ runaway race of it for time. SD
was soon overhauled by Miss MAJ
a. garet Jones. who is now in the lea
and is still climbing.
y A little hustling on the part {
a. either of the leading candidates vi
L. land her in first place. The othei
still have a chance. few long ter
subscriptions will put them well u
all with the leaders. II is still an,
er body's race. Getting subscription
~ is easy when one makes up one
&c mind 70 get them. Don't take &
for an answer, but Insist that eaS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07

bring il to the auction and have it
sold. For this service he will be
charged a reasonable commission
which will be used by the associa-
ton to defray necessary expense Of
the sale.
In order that the articles TO DC Of
fered for sale may be properly ad-
vertised in advance OF the event
persons desiring to make entries
will be required to list them with the
committee on or befoEe the 18th OF
the present month. Hand bills con-
tainin0 a complete list OF the articles
will be printed and given wide cir
culation. Further particulars vii
be announced in the next issue o
The Gazette.
The committee in charge will en-
deavor to have commission me
from Richmond. Newport New
and Norfolk in attendance.
: The Business Association an
their committee mean business
this matter and will do their par
They have reason to believe thi
everyone in the home neighborhoc
- will do MS share toward making Il
: first austion sale a success. Alreac
- several farmers have promised
enter horses. pigs and some far
&c machinery.
\ Let US work together in harmon
for the betterment Of or town al
. the country surrounding.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
VIRGINIA GOES FOR wilson BY A
PLURALITY OF NEARLY $4,000
The PENINSULA COUNTIES SMALL VOTE FOR DEM
OCRATS AND FOX THE AMENDMENTS

OF course Virginia gave a big plu- +
ralitv for the Democratic nominees. /
aoproximating 45O0O 70 600 I
The itrle Peninsula counties rolr-
ID the usual maiorities. iatr running
oehino IN all precincts. with Roose-
Welt second in the race, The first
district heard from here was Ware
Creek which gave Wlson AZ.
Roosevelt Is. Tart 3. aud Aonaglc
o.. he coming within one OF receiv-
ing every vote cast
The three amendments 70 the
state Constitution were adopted,
winning by large m liorty through
out the state. All the Peninsula
| counties voted for them.
The following are the local returns
| Williamsburg Wilson. ll2; TAFT
In: Roosevelt. "A; MonIagu-. l2t
} For amendments: Sec. 119 '97 toi
Al lags INST: sec. 40. % tor 3
against For sec. III. l23, again'
S 15.
y jamestown District. James Cit
= Precinc' No. Wilson 10, TAFT
j. Roosevelt /: Montague 10. No.
Wilson p; TAFT Z; Roosevelt
G Montague 20.
Ston-house-Wilson "A; Roos
welt 8; Debs /: Chain i; Montag
80. amendments carried by vc
of II % 2.
Pow latan-Wlson S. Roosev
8; Taf- l; Chaplin !; Montague S
Powhs an No. Wilson Il; !
IL; Nj ntague y. Fourteen vo'
- for sec 1T; for 1l9 and 40.
DC a sainss 4.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
LANEXA NOTES

Lackey. Va. Nov. 5-Mr. j w.
Townsend. of West Point. is visiting
his daughter. Mrs r. w. Schell. at
Bellfield.
Mrs. r. w. Shell spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Percy Schell.
Mr.. II, S. McCandlish. of Wash
ing, is visiting Mr.. Percy Schell.
The entertainment at Lackey
school passed off verynicely. Pa
rents aud friends were invited to at.
tend.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-11-07
BETHUNE ROGERS

Mr.. Andrew B-tnune. Of Newport
News. and Miss Mamie Rogers were
quietly married al the home of the
brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Roger. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. J. T whitley az
half past 4 O'Clock Thursday. Oct.
81. After the ceremony was over
they LETT on the wsstoound train tor
Washington and other cities.
They viii be az home in Newport
News after Nov. o.