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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-01
Nei6HadJtsbaam in ilammen.

Die Ginber bes Wirtks ebn. a(us
eeper. Vo. 3419 Golerain 4pe.. Ipkl=
ten sef.ern in sinem 3immer bes slpsis
ten Sicdrperfs um einen Wsitnohtss
baum. ols bisier G<uer fling. 4lseper
elite auf bic 6ilferufe Der Ainber mad
oben. bradte bic leBieren ins Jrsis unb
loftte Johann bic 6Iammsn, nobel Z.
fi6 ltihts 9ranopunDtn an ben a6ns
ben unb 4rmen 3u5oe.
Jn Der Wotaung bes Gbriis. Wlurs
atnfbdler, $50. 1877 Ndce 5trobe, ae,
rietb ecitern sin Wsibiod tsbaum In
Brand unb bic 1}lammen eriffen mil
1ofner Sdneuisteit um Fn, bcb DOT
Mntunfi Der auf einen GtiuaInrm t<ts
bei0esiltsn GEaerspshE -has. acuas. aim.
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4Attsit uMo 0euetue.
eSrl Trnnees MiIu1ino no

Srl. ssrnnees @iInling, bon Hc.
901 Wtaple ssnenne, Iapto1 pnroe
anldBlidb Tires @eburtstaaes tn ib.
rem 5ablleihcn 5reinoe1 init eircr
Surpriie Porto beebrt.
BoIi3eii,ei iJrtlieb bon Tnptoi,
erbielt cine telc1rapbiid)c Hadrlstt.
haB 5rI. aate armitrong IN einenl
SiraBenbohnasiieli in Glicugc, Ill,
idylper uerleit iulioe, lno loil eins
sSamiIie 0ansns 0rlep b,uadtidtNi
uerhen, Die nr1eblih in Ho. 1908
Iritte sluentc r,obnen ioa. Gin, Der.
artige slor,ile foante ieoph nift &C.
fltnoen iperoen.
- @roesf 5st.oIp, BON Ser 6. Moe..
berif)iete, Sa5 ibm cine an3obl on.
len geitobIen purben.
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Die poIis.i fabnbei auf sintu
sttpa "a Sabre alten Buriheu in IRA
troienuniform, nelfer iid bel oers
idieo.nsn Drosuenbdnblsrn. unter
esfsn 2ltfrso gossIsr Drug Co.. Soha
.. Uoris uno Gale Suits Drug 60.
slniteuts uno srobere 9eitellunseu
nahi. nit oem auftrue, bic Sa6en
in bem Warine aaiperkbureau In,
goupernement 0sbduee ob5ulisfsrn.
Gs fttlite iih ipdt.r kraus. oab Der
anseblibe Mutrois niht nit Dem 8us
reau In 8srbinouns itebs. Der Wann.
ipeIf<r Ieinen Hamen als NeIion aus
CAB. ma3is ben Ginbrud, ols oh sr
elm Gpfsr Der WorpbiumIuti isi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-01

Soispb 1inler, Der Sduptlins,
unO Gran, Bancroft. Der @si6df!ss
perrpolter Der .Reos", perooliitanoigs
Ten s.iisrn pus prosramm fir bic
8orbersitunestour bes alubs i'm
Griibiabr, Dor fpelter bsrI.lbt BEL siins
itissm Dsttsr am 30. Uldrs nah
Cincinnati 5uriidisbren Dirb, nm
bier bis gum 8ssinne Der resuldrsn
Saiion 40. 4priD Spiels NIT ben
orsi bsiien aIubs Der american aisa
gum Qustrap 81 brInsen.
Das proera
q. sssbruar bis 3 Wdr3: 2sitts
9orbtreitunsslbuneen in Wsii gas
ZEN, Snb.
a. mdr3: @ntunft Der Reos In Wcs
Ellie, ala. (bsr Giniibuuesiiaticn).
5. Waar5 8esinn Der resuldr.n
llebunsen oui esm SpieipIass in
Mobils.
Z. unb s. Mdrs: Spisle stpiThen
,Rsbs" une Dstrciter .9isern" In
Mobils.
15., 10. unb II. WGrs: SpieI. sipi-
ihsn .Hebs" uno Usobile .0ulIs
in Wobils.
%. Wdr3: Spill bsr .Rebs1 In
Chattanooga, Ssnn.. NIT otm ooriisen
alub Der Soutbern 2iea.
"a. %. unb 26. MSrs: Spisl Der
.Rsbs IN Birmingham. Qlo.. nit
Dem bortigen alub.
30. Uldr3: .Reos" perlus Waibs
instoner .ssnatoren" i'm giRcinnatisr
HebIanb Jislb.
81. Rdr3: Spiel ber ~Rsbs' in
9ouispilIe nit benz bortigen 4lub be,
am. 4Hoeiation.
/. une 2. april:: .Rebs@ psrfui
Gouispi[ls i'm RebIanbsGielb.
3. gpril: Spiel Der .Rebs4 In
Dapton, g., NIT Dem hortisen profsf,
iionsaeu alub.
A.. 5. unb 6. April: .Rebs" periui
Boitoner rRotbfodenN (Wsltsgboms
pions in Rtolanb sgieIn.
7. uno s. april: .Hebs" perfui
Eeiroitsr .7iser" i'm Reblonb Jieio
4m 10. april besinnt bier Der TAB,
rstompf nm oas Remnant Der VdtiO.
nallisa mi. bsm l. Gpihs einer bsti.
iagisen Serie sDiiden ~Rebs1 UNI
pittsburser .pirnien..
ferr NTlifI a Qa6r I0nNsX kyfoe,
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(GinselanSi.)
o anti faaung.

1ie Grdnsistaner 9ruoer Der an1s
benz proieciorp, Wi. Alperno, iprehen
hermit otIsn O0nnern. 1reunb<n unb
Wrbittdtsrn oiefer Nnita!t ibren ins
nisfien Dont aus fir al bic milben
Gaben. GunItbestusuneen unb Dobl.
ibaten, BITE fis i'm Q0ufs oes ptrflcIIes
ntH Snbres Sur llnieritituns nnn
0erpflseuns Der i6nen onperirauten
3oelinge empfoneen boben. 4lIen .iu
krsIifss .Octt psrasl.'s.4
1uh bic ShpeEern bonn CT. 90.
fepb GiHoelbdus In Qoripoob ipiinf6en
allen Mohlthdisru i'm Nnmen ibre:
fltineH Enablinee Ddnt fir smpfans
gene Wobltbaisn 5u fasen unb ibneH
bic bsrsIidiien 0IiidDinfte su Isu.
iabr oarsubrinaen.
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- E 10 y o T t.

- Seirdtbsfteins: Glenn 9. pprs
t.r unD 9tea 6. Waro, 9eibe BON 2is
ma, O.; Sobn Bloom uno emma
Sptparp, Seibe bon Cincinnati; Sus
mueI 5pIer, bon qIainpils. 8, unb
Warsaretbe glags, BON Snoian
giep. O.; Rtauro 9utiu uno Warp
Sbafer, Seioe ppn Cincinnati.
- gsiiBperdnberunsen: 6. 5. Dins
iton on 4nna Winiton, Got on Rioers
iibe Partpap in 8rirarcliff, 81; Gbas.
9erar on Caroline Ginneie. Got an
Der German Str, 81; 4gnssgroermon
an MarD 8roermau, Got an Der s.
4ps., Dapton, 81; Moiter GommiFios
ner an Sobn W. 9uner, Got an Der
9eper Qpe., 8eIeDue, $50.
8re0. 5umphries olias 5rso.
Smitb, Der BON Warihou Reeo oes
pfsrbsoi.bitabIs beiduIoist tpirb, purs
be i'm Stabtssriht untsr $3.50 giirss
i6aft ben Grobssidpcrenen iiberDiss
fen. Dumpbriss Ioa bon Reeo Elm
pferb unb Suegp gsmietbet babsu, um
elmer 5rdtane bei3upobnen, unb foll
aneebIich bos pfsro in Cincinnati. sum
9ertduf offerirt babsn.
, - Die gureta Goee go. 7 Der a. Of
.. piro am tommenben Samitag fol-
gsnbe Aamten initallirsn: 6. e.: Soi.
W6itsbouis; Q. G.: Wm. 8. Steu; ;
praio.: Gopurb 6. Storp; M. o.: g.
3. Storer; 5. g.: 80. SO. GribsI; 8.
g.: Deter 9rsmer; W. g.: Sobn r.
Moore; W. g.: 6. Spsrton 5arris;
90. So: u. s. Mbiiebouie; 81. R. G.:
5. CD. gOIs; sruftes: aubrsp gars
bpur.
- 5rau Magoalsns ar.msr, ga
Sabre alt, itarb gei.ern in ibr.r Wobs
nuns in Camp Sprines, FTP. Dos
GsihenbeednsniB finoet am Donnerss
tag 8ormittag um 8 llhr bon bsrgamp
Springs tatbolifhen air9e aus itott.
- Die Roo6 Dope 9ose Der Obj
5.aoips erpdblts folsenbs Bsamte: u.
g.: Charles Rsubl; @. ". O.: Glpbe
ct. Sobn; SdaBmeiiter: Cd. 0apis
Setretdr: Wm. 3apies; Sruitess
@eors Wilhelmi, Wm. R. 9apis unn
mm. Ddnisls.
- Die Renport 2oss Der Glts bi.It
seiiern absnb offenss Saus. Sin auss
ge8eihnetes prosramn tpurbe pom
glts Quartet bur9aefiibrt.
Gertrude gBilion pertlaets Pm
Rreisgsriht Jrisbri9 DiHon aui
Sheioung unb Derlaust bic Sbbui
iibsr ibre spei &inber. sic bsi9ulbigt
ibn Der brutalen BehonoIuns unb oss
8erlaHens.
- Coroner Or. 8isbp rsi6ts sez
fern feinen Satresberiht Elm, BEN suz
folge er pabrenD bes perfIoiienen Sab
res IS SnqueIte abbielt: Die 8obrs
fprife iinb tpie folst: 6er3febler 21;
Gelbitmorb Z; Gilenbabnunfdle 12;
|5ufauiger 5ob 5; Wlorb 3; granbs
fpunben s; grtrunten 5; 6ebirnitloa
a; Qitbmo /; Grdmpie 4; unktonnte
1obesurfade a; RierenleiD.n a; OIL
iersfhpahe 4 unb Blutftur3 3.
- Die RommiHGze tpere<n cine Or
btnana pafiren, bab ale 6duier num-
merritt tperben mIiFen. aommiHGr
Bauer behauptet, bab bic 6dlfte Der
6dufer teine Nun,msrn tragen.
- 4uf sm 5anuar Dodet bes 4ps
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aleijse VOli3einadriH

- fri. 9fnnie Morgdn, ipobnbdft
i'm Brittany Ueb1ube an Der 8. Mp.
unb Race Gtrobe, meIbete seitern Der
poli5si. bnb ibr Elm honbihuh. in
fpeItem lie $50 in popierselo peritedt
bate, lbbanben setommsn III. Sis
ipeib nift, Oh iis BEN 6anofdub pers
loren bat, ooer oh ibr eerIelbe ents
ipenbtt ipnrbe.
e. 8. aauienfhldeger bon Ro.
1853 6uron Girabs, 9oieoo, g.,
irurbe inn WarieiaaI oes Grano Gens
tral Bobnhofs um cine Reiis.afde nit
Snbolt i'm Mertbe BON $75 beitoblen,
GIiie gerlins. pom sto. 1435
GIan Strabe, ipuroe eeitern on Der
Gde Der Sibertp uuo Wain Strabe
BON einem inbeionnten Wann nm llr
Boriemonnaie nit Snbnlt betaubt,
Ter siauber beipertiteIIigte ieine
5luht.
angcblid)e Straseurdnber.
Die 0sbsimpolisiitsn 8el unb 5apa
perbafisien geiiern ben 10 Sabre olssn
Sci. Samuels. ben SO Sabre dIien
Dm. GorIep unb ben 20 Sabre a!ter
Deter Maiules, ipelhe iammtIih IN
Dem aoitbauie Ro. 1863 Oehsr Girl
Be rpobnen unb Iperrien Dieielbsn uaiel
Der antlase bes Strabenroubs elm
Die 9sfanoensn iperetn beihuloigi
pcr einigen RGhten ben Wtidael Gut
ter BON Ro. 1895 5reemon aDemie an
ber 5optins Strabs uno drsemor
4penue oufsehnlten, nieosrssl9tager
unb um $40 beraubt Su babsn. Sb'
slei1 Suiier iie mt. olIer geitimm.teit
ols feline aagreifsr ioentifi3ir. bat
bsku.r.sn bic nrsi Burden ibrs I'm
IGuIo.
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Der as Sabre alte @nt. q. aaui.
mann, elm 9ait bes Ttils SoteIs. gsC.
240 8eit 5. anenue, itarb geItern
pIosIid, in Der Gobbp oes SotelS. Gr
mar isit sIpei Dohen franflid3 ino
beabiid,tigte seitern, oas itaot.idle
SoipitaI nuf5uiud,en, u!s er bonn 10.
be ereilt ipuroe. Ter Coroner orSnete
einen Snqlleit on
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qptteriesettel.

Der SO Sabre alie Jotn Oruber,
BON go. 2162 aerbau Abe. tpurbe ges
tern Mittas BON ben 0ebeimpoli3iiten
anoGenbausr. Cbssrs unb W<gsnsr
perhafiei unb unter Der Hnilas.. aoi..s
riessttei tn feiuem 4eiiss gu boben.
eiuseiperrt.
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Gmpiinblid)er gerluit.

:. .. Trase bon Grllassr. ap,
mslos,. seftsrn Nr poIissi. boB ibm
mehr.re Diaman.rinse uuo aHbere
SdnudIahen i'm Meribe BON $500
ctsanben ss.ommen fnb. Sb CT bic
Gahsn psrIoren bat, poer cb er um
oisieIben beitobIen tpurot. tonute
Grnfs nid)t anseben.
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Cine NIT SolS belabene 5radtedr
aerietb seiteru ouf Der g. ,no e..
Bride 8apiiden 5tpei Sofonlotipen
unb piiroe 5ertriinlmert. 2Ge'le Der
Gar uno ihpr Sabung :uurDfa iiscr
bic Strobsnbohnsekiis Derftreut unb
Der 8erfebr o,if Iesieren erlitt iuio!ae
oeiieu cine flir5e llnterbrfdDnns. gei
oem llHiaa tp..rbe 9eiemano perleef.
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msr IN Nrnnb Itanb. Tus Geuer. ipsIs
Dies anitr ben 6ousbeipobntrn bebeus
tenbe Aufreeung brporrief, ipurbe ges
l1fni, nnhoem ein Gd,uben BON $500
ongerihtet tuproen apdr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-01

riidsepiefen. Carl 5hultbib Bat
Jrau unb mebrere flsins Rinber. Rid
ter Gdrb ipollte Shultbeib tiIse
fuspeubirte Strafe eeben, tp<nn er iid
perpflihtete. bic Wabrbeit iiber Die
Gdieberei Su iasen. ober Sdultheib
blieb itumnl.
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gstrsidr Der pittsburgsr rpiraten1, !,
bat geitsrn ten pbiIabelpbiaer Rtub
Der Nat. Qisa (Quafers) iduflih
ilbernommen. Die RnuHunme ioa
Iih duf $265, 600 beIdu5en.
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uebsrt1nt

Enpenmeii,sr: .Warum fpieIien Gie
porbin -TortiNimo", es mar bod ~pp-
pprsefhrieben2"
.Gntfhulbisen Sis, mein Waoen
fnurrte seroht 10 fur4sbar. 6<rr Qos
psllmeii.r!"
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Jn(anO.g gc(eQrap9
Derbd4tfser 1cb.

GIepeIanb. g., 81. Dxs. Die
55 Jabrt uite Urou Rate asrsIote
iDusot bier am Dienftds III Der Ride
ibrsr Motuuns unier sinem 0nufeu
GamYsn. .aebt oeiaaheas de GsauI
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Grm or bet.
ep isfeH.

5.rr: .Wein GrduIsin. i4 Iisbe Gie
slibeno beib."
Jrdulein: DAME. mir In i4oH
uarm ssnug."
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anpelmeiiier: rSie botten ,pobl
oieien Rodnrittng et1pas NIT Jbrer
syrau. Serr WiiilerS"
Wtufifer: .Asesbnlb2"
anpeameiiter: ~gsun Sie iGloeeR
la beinnbe bic lronrnlel ent3Dei.-
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N =
len fsin. Gs nuroen Elm G<nidbruh,
Elm Ghdbslbruh unb innere WerIeburls
gen fsfieeIteat.
Der Ulann Der 1rou. Z. 3. aerss
late, iae!e Der poIi3si, bob ieine Grou
an Der JaIIiudt ssIitsen babe.
Gin Sabr Der profpsris
tat.
bus, g., 81. 1e3. gle
rem am Dienfios per0ffentlihtsn 8es
ridt otsSuperintsnbenten bes Gtaaiss
gantbepnrtemenis sufoise baben bic
Sportinlaeen in ben Obioer Banita
unb 1ruittompasnitn, bic NationoI@
banten nift NIT eingeihIoiIen, ipdbs
reno oss eben abgeiluientn Jdhres um
s13. 75.612.77 sasenpmmen. Die
Ginlagen bieier girt btloufen iih iebt
i'm Gtaot ouf $271 ,O52, ,867.28. gesen
$257. TIT ,254.51 Dor einem Jobr.
Goup. 5armoH mif6t fia
Mot Elm.
bus. g., 81. Tea. lem
Gouptrnsur barmon ein9en am DieHss
tag bic geidperosn DON elmer 4n3uhi
Geiltliter BON Cincinnati gu, in beneH
earduf hingeipielsn tpiro, Dab Der
Wanor CUNT srtldri bat, fin nint eins
miihen gu ipolIen, fpenn bic Wtrtbs
Ihaften in Cincinnati biz nm 3tpei
llbr Woraens in Der Yeurbrsn1tt
often bleibsn. Der Gouperneur fpeis
asrts fi6, in Der 4nsslegenbeit einsus
Threiten. ipie bic 0eiitlifxn Is Don
ihm psrIangt baben.
Soil mad Deuti dlanb 5us
rudseianot perStn
@ranb Sorts, %. o., 81.
Deg. Die gountns geborbn baben bic
Rssieruns sriuht. BEN Baron Way
pon syalienfein. Der IS Sabre lang In
Gmoraoo, Oronb Jorts Gountp, uls
eifsnbohns arbei!er tbdtis mar, noh
Deutjdlanb 3uriidsuisnbtn. na .r fur
asiitesgs5iori ertIdri nuroe. Dur4
8riefe, rpelfe an ibm porJefunhen
,purben. brahte man bic Jbentitds oss
Gsiiisstrun.en tn Grfubruns.
aep'ihe 6eimitdtfe ntrb
abseriffen.
Dafbinston. 8. g., 81. Tea.
Die aIis aep'fhe 6eimftdiis. tn Der
5raneis Scott aep. Der Dihter bes
Star Spansleb Banner Don 1903
biz 1923 lsbte, fpirb iest abseriHtn.
Die .Syraneis Seo.t atp WsmorinI
qHoeiation' periuh's eenue Gelb gum
4ntduf Der 6eimitGite aufsasreiben,
absr ss selaHg itr nitt.
Grmorbet.
gItpeldno, Ohio. 81. G<,. -
Jbomas Gofias. Elm SO Sabre alter
Stredennrbeiter Der Widel piate 6is
isnbabn, tpurbs am Dienitas Worssn.
oIs sr fit auf benz Wee. CUR Mrbeit
bsFunb, gang in Der Rdbt bes NdeI
pIais Babnbofs am groabipop ermors
bet. er ruroe BON binten NIT einsm
S6ro.eeipebr nisperseIhoiTeH. Mls
aeute aus bem gobnbof berausiprons
gen, mar Der Worber in Der Tun.slbeit
perfhfpunben.
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- ltnier asent in Samiltun lit
Serr 6ouaro Srud, 449 SaS 5anite
Strakr. gell Sei. 416 H., Some
Sbpne 1851 u. 8
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Malt Comic" lit ieoem acknowledgement empeben
Sc Sptb
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-16

week on Flagg Lake in Mr.. South's
hog pasture. It had 36 eggs in 1t.
There are many alligators in this
lake and they have been depredating
on Mr.. South's hogs and goats, catch
ing every one that went near the wa
ter's edge.
Alligators make their nests along
the banks Of streams and lakes, pill
ing up mud, weeds and leaves until
1t resembles a small, old-time potato
bank. In these mounds the eggs are
deposited ard the young alligators are
Matched out. This writer has seen
many OF them In Louisiana.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

]. p. Williams and wife TO Lee
Krolcyzk, two tracts Of land; the Arst
tract containing 70 acres. more or
less-60 acres in the J. 8. Riley sur
vey and 10 acres In the w. King sur
-vey, Brazos County. Texas; the sec
ond tract containing 40 acres. more
or less. In the J. s. Riley survey.
Brazos County Texas. Consideration.
SO, 10000.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-16
FOUND ALLloAToR's NEST.

How many people in Bryan ever
saw an alligator's nest?
Very few. we imagine.
Many did not know there was such
thing. and there are still others
who will not believe 1t after the Eagle
states they are an actually.
They do exist and one was found
this week in Brazos County.
A negro on Prof. II. w. South's
farm on Cedar Creek found one this
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-16
- N"--'-'"vT.w.1la THE BRYAN DAILY EAGLE

John Friley. Jr, Of Big Springs, and
Master Jack Howell.
Mrs. r. L. Burney arrived today
from Mexico to visit her mother. Mrs.
F. I. Garth and her sister, Miss Cora
Garth. On account Of the continued
disturbances in Mexico, mining oper-
atoms with which Mr.. Burney is con-
nected will be discontinued for a
while. and he will join Mrs. Burney
here in visit of indefinite length.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-16
BIDS FOR CITY SCHOOL FUNDS

Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned up to September /, 1913,
for the use of the City School funds.
Contract will be awarded on the high
est rate Of interest offered on daily
balances. Right reserved to reject
any and all bids.
w. T. JAMES,
Secy. City School Board.
Bryan, Texas, Aug. IL. 1918.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-08-16
Announcement Party

Announcement Party
Friday morning at o'clock a merry
crowd Of girls was assembled on the
cool, shady porch at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Astin. and lively
game of cards entertained them. Mrs.
Astin had invited The girls 70 come as
farewell compliment to Miss Tabi-
tina Miner, VINO leaves in O. few days
to make her home in Henderson.
As the game progressed 1t was evi.
dent that another Significance was
connected with the pleasures of the
hour and the anxious inquisitiveness
OF the guests became intense. Place
cards were then laid on the card tables
for a dainty five-course breakfast
These were scenes of A. and M. Col
lege, and as they were distributed,
Miss Ray Conway announced that
each girl must give some incident
held dear in memory of days at A.
and NJ" These pretty little i'm
promptu talks made merry the time
while the breakfast was served on in
dividual trays. In the center of each
taNe was basket of pink carnations
and ferns.
At the last course as the fragrant
coffee was slipped Miss Allie Conway
went to each guest to read her fortune
in the coffee cups. When she came to
Miss Ray Conway's cup she paused,
for a sparkling engagement ring lay
on the saucer, and as she turned down
the cup to drain its dregs. she read
from its mysterious inscriptions, thus:
Methinks the pictured form see
Is Cupid; 1t must be he,
Whose lamp is sending RAY"
That lights a brown-eyed mans me-
andering way.
oh! how far that little light sends its
beam,
And finds you. too, dreaming loves
sweet dream.
In this cup a secret dwells,
Now | must tell it-I see wedding
bells,
Andf II signs be true, We must all
remember
The chimes will sound in fair No
vember
Love and happiness will follow to
your hearts delight.
Surely, for his name is indeed. Mr..
Wright.
And then the secret was out, and
every guest was on her feet, try
ing to be first to speak sincere and
loving good wishes to Ray" their dear
friend. Another pretty feature Of the
. hour was that 1t was also the birthday
3 OF the charming little bride-to-be. and
the birthday gift, necklace with dia-
mond settings from her fance,
adorned her pretty throat.
M Mr.. B. Fisk Wright. the fortunate
groom.to.be, is well known in Bryan,
having been at A. and NJ. College for
Several years and an honor man OF
The graduating class OF 1911.
< Edee.Evans--
II was a beautiful and impressive
marriage ceremony, solemnized in the
Presence OF relatives and few init.
nate friends In the pretty home par
or OF Mrs. ]. T. Evans on Thursday
Il $3.50 p. m, when her daughter, Miss
Mary L. Evans became the bride OF
hr. Victor B. Edge. DR.. NJ. f. Weaver,
,astor of the First Baptist Church OF
his city was the officiating minister,
Ind the time-honored ring ceremony
vas used. Sacred and sincere were
he solemn words Of the minister as
,e pronounced the prayer of benedic-
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by the ladies OF Bryan Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. f. F. Parks,
when this pleasant hostess assisted by
Mrs. Il. c. Elliott and Mrs. Mcknight,
gave tea for the benefit OF the La
dies Aid Society Of the Baptist
Church.
The refreshments served we're unus-
ually delicious and the entire time was
most delightfully."- spent. Generous do
nations filed the money plate to
"overhowing," thus adding success to
the financial side of the affair.
Notes and Personals
In the list of Texans who are en-
joying the pleasures ofCampChatau-
qua, Texas Park, Boulder. Col, appear
the names OF Prof. and Mrs. J. d. Gar
ner Of College Station.
A Calvert exchange says:
"One of the most delightful affairs
OF the season among the society set,
was the pretty dance given by Miss
Mae Belle Allen Monday evening. COM
plimentary to her guest Miss Lila
Adams of Bryan"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mckenzie will
leave Sunday night for visit to their
old home in Canada. They 60 from
here direct to .Chatauqua, New York,
where they will be joined by their
granddaughter Miss Kathleen Sims
who has been there with Mrs
NJ. w. Sims, since July. After week
at Niagara Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie and Miss Kathleen will go to
Canada and will visit the Canadian
National Exhibition at Toronto. They
will return to Bryan about September
18th.
Mrs. w. A. Wood of Hubbard City
spent this week as the guest of hel
daughter, Mrs. Chas. f. Friley at Col
lege.
Mrs. NJ. d. Farris of Huntsville ant
Mrs. J. r. Lay of Harlem, mother and
sister of Mrs. Tyler Haswell, stopped
over this week for a few days visit tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Haswell, on their return
from Mineral Wells.
Mrs. ]. Fred Smith will arrive about
August Both from Chautauqua, New
York, where she has spent the sum
mer. She will be Joined here by her
husband, Mr.. ]. Fred Smith of Dallas
and they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Sims at their beautiful home in
Brazos Bottom. and aslo DR.. and Mrs
Bart Sims in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Haswell and
daughter, Miss Ara Haswell. left Fri
day in their automobile for Galveston
where they will spend a week at the
Galvez.
Mrs. Bart Sims is expecting her
mother. Mrs. F. NJ. Kerr OF New Or
leans to arrive next Wednesday for
a short visit in the city.
The Andrews County Times OF Au
gust the contains an account OF a
charming afternoon reception given by
Mrs. Maggie Sims and her daughter
Mrs. Brown. A splendid musical pro
gram was given and delicious refresh
ments served About fifty ladies were
present
Mrs. w. C. Friley returned to Hunts
vile today, after a pleasant visit to
her daughter, Mrs. J. Webb Howell Of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. f
Friley of College. She was accompa
lnied home by Mrs. John Friley and