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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
|fA|nFlN FAIR TO
| Be GREAT SUCCESS

Alexandria, Va. Oct. 4.--Many peo-
pie from this city have arranged to
attend the Fairfax county fair. to be
held at Fairfax Courthouse, October
II. continuing for three days. Many
exhibits have already been entered
and the fair promises to be i big sue
cess.
The following superintendents will
be in charge Of the various depart
ments: Horses and mules, E.. r. Mer-
~, Vienna; cattle, r.. u. and Dallas
Berry. Mclean; sheep, John r. Bell,
Clifton Springs: swine. A. G. Bleight,
Fairfax; poultry. II. Il, g. Besley. Nc
Lean, and w. M. McNair. Herndon:
farm products. Franklin WifiNams, Jr..
Vienna; fruits. Chilcott Brothers. vi.
emma; domestic produce, Mrs. Cora
NJ Israel, Fairfax: plants and fiow-
ers, Miss Miriam Fairchild Sherman,
Vienna: manufactured articles. c. f..
Broadwater. Fairfax.
Officers Of the association are:
Thomas r. Keith. president: Franklin
williams. Jr.. vice-president; e. q.
Burritt. secretary: Fairfax; James w.
Ballard, treasurer, Fairfax.
A prize Of $25 in gold has been of
fered by Robert w. Wooley to be di-
vided among Nne three children pre-
senting the best essays on the history
OF Fairfax county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
SPECIALIST DECLARES
DIABETES CURED

Specialists advised he family Of
David Brunner ~ the Drummer Mer-
camille Com pa M. View Orleans. that
be was In hopeless condition. Pa
tent had had Diabetes for f3fteen
years and Negritis had developed He
gould hardly steep and at times was
sdeltrtone The disease was inherited
Il atient's father and brother both dy-
tER Of D8a l3etes His wife would mo-
xiye mp and sent for Ful,on's Dia-
bette Compound Improve ment came
An 4 month, and Eve months later
FMtient was declared cured by one
~ the greatest nerve specialists here j"
Patient writes duly 1910. You can
stcfer people To me"
Please note that specialists deter
Msned the hopeless nature OF the dis
ssAse and later confirmed the patients
recovery.
II. view Of testimony l.ke this from
sSphyssctanr. how can brother phqsi-
s.tene hold Dab@tie patients to Co
define and certain failure with It's
Y unhappy con seauence1. when there
ss h vegetable infusion that has the
meet 10 redure sugar ir Diabetes and
thus permits recoyerles ike the above
aan many cases. Sole by all drug
61et1 Ask for panpbict cor write
5Nhn n Fuiton Co.. ssn Francisco.--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

have to wait over In Greensboro for
three hours ana come down here in
the middle of the day instead of get
ling here early enough to look after
business in The morning. II will also
mean that passengers for the North
and West viii have to leave Durham
three hours earlier in The afternoon
and wait in Greensboro three hours
before they can continue their trip.
Taking off these trains will also
mean that Durham people who want
to spend the day in Raleigh or other
places east OF Durham will have to
90 down in the middle of the day and
spend few hours If they expect TO
get back tho same day. The Com
mercial club thinks that the South
ern gives Durham train service that
al the present time is not as good as
other cities Of the State get in pro-
portion to the business that is done
here, and they viii make Il strenuous
kick against taking off all these
trains
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

Miss Anne Keith Royal is the guest
ton.
I Mr. and Mrs Croxton Gordon visit
+ ed at the Virginia Military institute
Lexington, last week.
I Miss Margaret Temple. of DanviIle
Is the guest Ct Miss Marie Sands
Miss Louise Richardson, of Monu-
meU- Avenue. has as her house guest
Miss Norma l3onner of Texas and
Miss BOND.
Colonel Joseph Ration was recent
visitor at the Mira inia Military IN
sti.utc, Lexington
Mis- MARY Wnst. who has been
,pendiag Sou. time in this city, mas
iettrned TO her home in Lynchhurs.
Or Robert Ft&iser mas returned -
the city, after spending some time In
Warrenton.
Mrs e. f. stewart. of South 3os.
ton, hss rcjItued TO the city, after o
months stay al his horne, Noun
tain View" near Blacksburs.
Mrs, f r Irby, of this city has re-
turned home. after spending soma
time with Mrs James Johnston at
Edeewater.
Mr. John ,enkins Is spending q few
days in the city Ell route to the tint
vereity of Virginia.
Mrs william Thomas has return
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
Durham Objects To
Southern ! aking
Off Two I rains

Durham. n. c., oct. 4.-Secretary
C. q Creighton, OF the Commercial
club. has written the corporation
commission that the city of Durham
De given an opportunity to present
heir side Of the case in the petition
Of taN southern railroad to take OF
some Of their passenger trains on
this line.
The main protest the Commercial
club viii make for the city OF Dur
ham Is against the discontinuance OF
the train which comes through from
Greensboro. and reaches Durham at
$40 IN the morning. They Will also
raise a special kick against the dis
continuance IF the companion train
from Goldshoro, which gets here at 3
o'clock In tha evening.
II these two trains are taken OF
IL will mean that passengers wanting
TO make This city in the morning VII
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
REALISTIC SCENES
FROM CIRCUS LIFE

Circus Life" one of the spectacular
travesties which will be presented by
The Tempters" at the Bijou this week.
abounds in realism. The atmosphere
of the sawdust arena permeates the
comedy. and all the familiar charac-
ters of the circus ring are introduced
in the action.
Married for Day" the extrava-
ganza with which the show opens. dis
closes the misadventures of newly
welded couple, the trials and tribula-
lions of the pair while trying to de-
ceive every one as to the recent date
Of their nuptials being the funniest OF
farce.
The principals are supported In the
funmaking by company OF thirty
Ave. including twentyfour pretty sing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
Delightful Reception,

On FrFaav night last big recep-
zion rss held n BROAD Street Method =
u 5st church given by the Sunday
srhoci and Ep~o-th ieagne About
400 Young people made merry the
I evening Tia reception was n crown
leg success Mrs. . s. Gunter was
chairman # he program committee
ard Mrs q NJ Sinithdeal the recep-
ton committee The following pro-
Erasn was rendered
address on behalf II church. Rev
.iofr Sha kfo~d; on behalf of sun
dav schnel. Mr s r. bishop. on be
half ~ Fpv0rih IeagHe. Mr. Travis
Smiihdfal ONE behalf ~ organized
4 classes. Mr. r. r. Courtney
I NJ fuffUwTUE musical selections
were rendered:
Mrs Lucy Mandolin club
Professor Hennef-~ Male quartette
Readings Miss Crnmp
Snlo--Mr Martenstefn.
DuetMrs Travis emithdeai ana
kt&.tr.
They responded to many encores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
SOCIETY

grins Wedding March as the bridal
party Entered the church.
great crowd OF friends of the
bride and groom were In attendance
upon the marriage, many coming from
"A distance.
The bride and groom left at +.
NJ for an extensive Northern trip.
Upon their return they VIII live In
Arvonia.
The wedding presents, displayed In
the home Of the bride, where pretty
reception was given after the mar
rage. were varied and heautifui.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
STUDY Of MISSIONS
/ At CREWE Meeting

Crewe. Va, Oct. Tho distric,
meeting Of the Wome ms Missionary
Society of the Methodist church.
Farmvillo district, will be held at
Crewe, Va. October 6th-sth,
Tuesday Evening.
1880 F. M.--Anthem: prayers; adj
dress of welcome. Mrs. T. b. Oliver.
response. Mrs. r. T. HALEY.
500 T.. M.---Sermor. Bishop Alphens
w. Wilson. ofYertory: benediction.
Wednesday. October Morning Ses-
800 A. M.--~Dcvotions, Mrs. j. X.
Martin: organizations roll call; dis-
trict secYetary's report: announcement
Of com mittees; reports from auxlha-
ries; music. organic union--changes in
the constitution. bylaws, council con-
ferences and auxiliary organizations.
Mrs II f. Wall: missionary hymn;
institute--work of first yicepresident.
Mrs j. II. Lewis; courtesies and an
nouncements.
1230--Consecraiion service, Mrs ).
n Wyllie.
1909 F. M--Adjournment,
Afternoon Session.
200 p. M--Devotional, Mrs. J. Is.
DeBerry; reports from auxiliaries' IN
stttute-work OF superintendents;
study and publicity. Mrs. J. II. Lewis.
social service and local work, supplies.
Mrs. w. e. Anderson: music; Chris
tan stewardship. Mrs. S w. Paulette,
Sr.; hymn 849; benediction.
Evening Hour.
Young peoples work, Mrs II. H.
Wall
Thursday. October S--Norning Ses-
sion.
900 A. M--Devotional, Mrs. "A. r.
wilkinson; minutes Of previous SEES
sions; reports from auxiliaries' soio'
Mrs w r. Anderson: question box;
nIed1e.. reports of committees; place
NJ meeting; missionary doxoiogy; ben
edict:on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
PYTH|AN MEETING
TO Be OCTOBER 70

Arrangements have been completed
by the general committee Of Richmond
Pythians for the annual convention Of
the grand lodge OF knights Of Pythias
In the state Of Virginia, which will be
held In this city beginning October 90
The sessions win continue four days.
Headquarters will be Murphys hotel
Among the plans being made is one
calling for one or more public meet
ings OF the order. The chairman OF
the committee Is Major Charles O.
Saville. The coming convention will
mark the fiftieth anniversary OF the
order In Virginia and 1t will bring to
Richmond several hundred Pythtans
from all parts OF the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
v|RG|N|AN DIES
IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Winchester, Va, Oct. samuel
Glenn. aged about sixtyfive years old
a member Of an old and well known
Winchester family, died several days
ago at Huron, S. D., where he had
been connected with the Huron sta.
ton OF the United States weather bu-
reau over thirty years. He was for
merly associated with his brother, the
late Washington Glenn, In the retail
jewelry business in Washington. He
was prominent In Masonic circles.
Surviving are a widow. one daughter.
one brother. j. r.. GLENN joint rail-
road agent at Harrisonburg. Va, ana
one half sister, Mrs John w. D!ffen-
derfer, OF Winter Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

funeral, and IL is generally the real
citizen who smiles at disaster and
plugs along again, whistling a merry
tune, until he at last meets his re-
ward II THE Ghost Breaker" bears
out its reputation, there will be some
laughter dispensed at the Empire the
alter this week, and Miss LaVerne and
her fine stock company will be the
responsible parties.
The IaVerne company has been
plugging on this play for a week,
and those who have seen the rehear-
ga Is have spoken Mighty OF the play
and the cast. The usual matinees
will be given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
Interesting Engagement.

Announcement has been made Of
the enga cement and approaching
marriage OF Miss Caroline Talbot Ar
nniAtend. daughter Of Mrs Westwood
3, Armistead. 10 MIR Roy Meriweather
Jones son Of Mr.. and Mrs T. Gates
by Jones, also ~ Richmond. The mar
Rage will be celebrated on Nevern ber
II. In ('as home Of the bridr -
Eass Franklin street snt viii pe
very quiet affair with only RE irv
mediate "a uily present
Both bride and gFoom-eieof arc
we'll known IN Richmond ard betonr
10 families long dist. ng0i.'5ed In tho
history of virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

Mr. and Mrs Walter Nelson Sprin
KEEL have issued invitations for tho
marriage Of their daughter. Mar
gillespie. to Mr. Richard Cardwei
Tay.or on Wednesday evening. Oc-
steher IA a. s oeloss e.ss Emmanuel
Episcopal church HarrisoDhurg
The wedding is one Of the most i'm
pcf,ant social events Of ts1e fall sea
ron. owing 10 the prominence both or
ashe bride and groom, and a number
IN Richmond people will go to Har-
rsscnburg to attend the ceremony.
Mr.. Taylor ~ deputy clerk ~ the
Efate Supreme Court OF Appeals and
! nephew Of Jadge Cardweil.
Invita- ons have been received here
r. .'sa e~3rriage Of Mss Alice Jack
ss~ HI ~Ster Of Nh and Mrs Dahneg
Go ass kson, Of Lynchburg, Va IA
FIR Lee Massie son Of Sena :
ter Nassie. Of Tyre. Va The
ce~s @s take place al 6 o'clock,
Oet3 In Grace Episcopal
chu;& ncnburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
At " hitc sulphur.

Many mem bers Of the cottage colo
ny, who have spent the summer at
the white SHIi'aur, are remaining
over for the autumn months. Mrs,
Barton II Grundy with Miss Miriam
Gruudy. Will be here through Octo-
Der Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l., Parrish
VIII net return 10 New York to open
their anartment At the Vanderbilt un'
e. e ter THANKSGIVING Mr. ana Mrs
Marry Frazier and their family plan
- keen Th"rawaid open untM ea~ly
n De-e.e'.er Mr. and Mrs Tsomas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
rELEriroxE
sccsssy Editor
men Shower For
Miss Richardson
ANNOUNCEMENT OF APPROACH.
ING MARRIAGE OF MISS CAR
O1INE ARMrsTEAD TO MIR.
ROY JONES.

Miss Ellen Jenkins has issued in
I yftations for linen shower 10 be
given THURSDAY afternoon Al O'clock
~ enar home in Monument svenue. in
honor of Miss Louise Richardson.
u Miss Richardson's marriage 10 Mr..
Henry George. III or Wednesday
Ayenin, October ID. will he celebrat-
"a 1T the home Of the brides parents
Judge and Mrs David @ Richardson.
on 90i3 Monument avenue. and Will
NJ one OF the most brilliant social
events OF the season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
In The Spotlight

Fair week finds ADJUSTMENTS In plenty
for the throngs OF visitors who are
trooping in from all parts Of the state
today All of the theatres are open.
I'VE have keen married fourteen
years. and not once have my wife and
been separated for a day. nor have
We had II single quarrel" said j. c,
Lewis. head of the family of six
Lewises. appearing at the Lyric the
atre the first half of this week. Sun
shine. flowers, beautiful pictures. music
and cheerful conversation are what we
have agreed to devote our spare time &c
that's the secret of our cheerfulness
Working on the stage with our chill
dren is really pastime with us
What's the use of living II you can't
be happyT'
Take Il from Business Manager Wade
Scott. The Ghost Breaker" will show
the Lucille LaVerne Stock Company a,
the Empire at its best.
we will not let, the rush of Fai,
Week business interfefs with the spe-
cial matinees for ladies' at the Bijou.'
says Charlie Mckee we are extend.
ing the same courtesies TO the ladies or
Tuesdays and Thursdays One paid
admission admits two ladies And
The Tempters' will be a bog show"
Grayce Scott will be seen Mt the Co
tonial in the role that made Adelaide
Thnrston famous. at Cezy Corners
with Miss Thurston as the heroine. was
first seen here at the Academy five
years ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
GHOST BREAKER
IS AT THE EMPIRE

The Lucille T.aVerne company will
present to the local and visiting the
atergoers this week the much talked
Of New York success Title Ghost
breaker" a melodramatic farce.
One would judge that \ melodra-
matte farce must be something fun
ny. with tinge of the tragic. Many
people can see something funny In
anything. Some can sec Z joke Ia =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
GIVES UP PENSION
TO BECOME BRIDE

: Winchester, Va. October 4.--MrA
Nellie s. Arnold, OF near Winchester,
has surrendered her government PEN
sion which she receives as the widow
Of Isaac Arnoid. a former United States
army soldiers. in order to become the
bride of Edward r. Lake. of Shenan-
doah county. Va.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev w. r. Hardesty. of the Southern
Methodist Church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
CHANGES MADE BY
MARSHALL oURCH

Winchester. Va, October s.--Thomas
G. Burch. who recently succeeded r. \,
Fulwiler as United states marshal far
the Western District Of Virginia. has
made a complete change. not only
moving the office from stanton to his
home town. MartinsvtIle. In the south
ern section of the state. but nearly all
the former deputies have been relieved
OF their positions, which have been
filled by Democrats, A branch office
will be maintained at stanton. TO be
In charge OF a deputy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

and the evening was one full OF
pleasure for every one present
Az the c!ase of the program MIS-
@ 3 Gunter conducted card com
panion contest. after which refresh
rnents were served.
Many Of the students from the
various colleges were invited
MIR J III Johnson presided over
the program
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
Gid T0haccpnist Dead.

Lynchbure Va, Oct 4.-Carey l..
Wright, aged seventy-one years. for
many years a tobacconsst here. died
Friday. his death being due to Il
cancer Of the stomach He was "A
native Of Amherst county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
BRISTOL METH0O|STS
READY FOR MEETING

Bristol, Va, October 4.--Bristoi Meth
odtsts are preparing to entertain 500
delegates and visitors during the ses-
sion of the Holston Conference, Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South. which
convenes there October 18th. Bishop
r. q. Waterhouse. who was formerly
for many years president of Emory>and
Henry College, at Emory. Va. will pre-
side over the conference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
VERY LOW RATES TO THE FAIR.

The r., r. a. y. r. r. and W s.
Ry. announce extremely low rates
flom all points on their line to
Richmond account Virginia State
Fair 0ctoher h-i0, 1914 From sta
tion~ in Virginia tickets include
coupon Of admission to the fair and
are on sale October 2-l0. inclusive:
return limit October -. Consult
ticket agents.
w. F. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
Importan. Meetings.

The regular meeting ~ the In the
Service of the King Circle OF King $
Daughters viii he held this after
noon at o'clock with Miss juliet
Woody. of aGs North Twenty -seventh
street full attendance is urged
The Richmond Nurses club VIII
meet at 4 O'Clock TN the Young Wo-
mans Christian Association club
rooms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

Il Mr.. and Mrs FarfaA Harrison. ~
7 Relvoir, near FsFrenfon. entertained
III reception en Wednesday after
neon and evening in honor OF Cover
n6f Henry e. Stuart. of Richmond,
Who addressed ;he farmers at the
FauQuier county fair, which took
place a. Mars 1all on Wednesday and
ThursEay Of the past week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
ct Interest.

q Baltimore sun.
and Mrs Thomas Garla nd
'3sasg have returned from Atlantic
CIV where they have been spending
ssss'Ttai weeks Of the early autumn,
a~a frA established at the residence
at 81 r es and Chase streets Of Mrs,
81 ger Perrin. which they have leased
Ter She winter Their young daue'l-
ter Mss Harriet Tinsley. will resume
her studies at Bryn Mawr ms
mon li.''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
David Warfleld.

Since David Warheld VINO comes TO
the Academy Friday and Saturday and
Saturday matinee, has, in his remark
able creation of simon Levi in THE
Auctioneer." given TO the world mas
terp,ece Of characterization. II is in
teresting to note how the character was
evolved and the difficulty Mr. Warfeld
experienced before he was finally al
lowed To give it to the public,
II was while he was a member of the
New York Casino COMPANY that War
-Apla- haRaeaAEenruA- IseAefeF- let
him introduce Hebrew speciality into
1.-THE Merry World" The character as
he wanted to portray 1t WAS an East
Side Jewish neddler, short beard. der
by hat pushed down over his ears
shrewd, leery. but humorous in brief
the Jew of the New York streets. But
Leferer was afraid that II would of
fend his clientele, which was composed
LARGELY of Jews. and declined.
But on the day of ball game be-
tween actors in costume at the Polo
grounds there suddenly walked onto
the field jew peddler; the short
beard, the too large derby crushed
down over his ears, the shuffiing gait
the grin which showed white teeth
above rolling underlip, all uncan-
niiy true of life.
In nve minutes he was the most
talked of figure on the neid. In ten
minutes everybody knew 1t was David
Warheld. After the game Lederer
came to him in great hurry, and said;
Can you do that tonight In the show 90
and so that very evening the character
Of simon Levi was Introduced into the
Casino Review. and Warneld's Broad
way reputation was made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

Lynchburg, Va. Oct. 4.~-Miss Rose
w. Whitehead. aged thirty-eight
years, of Stapleton, who was brought
here several days ago suffering with
typhoid fever, died Friday at tho
Lynchburg hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05

ing and dancing chorus girls and a
score of speciality performers, who In
troduce many novel advertisements
during the action OF fhe comedy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05
ACADEMY HAS GOOO
SHOWS FOR WEEK

THE Yellow Ticket new play ny
Michael Morton, will be the attraction
nj the Academy tonight. TUESDAY ana
"Wednesday. with a special matinee on
Wednesday.
This is the play which followed
within the Law" at the Eltinge me
atre. New York City. remaining at that
theatre an entire season. 1t mas been
selected by A. H. Woods, the producer,
in the conviction that it will be as
universal in It's appeal to the general
public as was its predecessor. me
chief incidents Of the drama have been
taken from life In modern Russia, ana
the author spent some time In ST. re-
tersburg, in order to acquire the prop
er atmosphere, which The yellow
Ticket" Is said to contain to a sur
prisipg degree.
your play" said fellow play
wright in England to Mr. Morton ar
ter heading the manuscript of The vel
low Ticket mot only deals with Rus
sIs-it IL Russia" This declares the
author. Is the highest compliment
which he has received go far for his
work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-05


The fascinating and rnelodious mu-
steal comedy, THE Midnight Girl,
which la to be seen In the Academy
Thursday. matinee and night. with a
notable cast headed by Viola Gillette,
who won reputation for herseif IN the
austar Gilbert and sullivan revivals
in New York City. WAS discovered by
one Of the Shuberts in spall Ger
man theatre in New York City Mr..
shubert was so struck by its origin =
ality of plot and the beauty OF It's music
that he. at once made ARRANGEMENTS for
its adaptation into English. as re-
suit Of which II ran for four months
at the Forty fourth Street Theatre,
The composers Jean Briquet and
Adolph Philip. are the authors OF that
musical success of the season, adele.
THE Midnight Girl" rests not alone
on It's music for its merit, but on the
story, which contains all the essen
tfals of a we'll woven farce. and
abounds IN laugha BILE situations. 4,
rests on the complications brought on
two Partisan Reues. who, TO cover their
ubiquitous In France as the name OF
Smith Is in this country. One hearing
the real name of Gustaye Criquet and
a French senator, discovers the other
two registered at A newly-wed hotel
with their respective brides, one OF
whom Is the famous and popular idol
5f the Partisan restaurants, known as
"The Midnight Girl" The unraveling
of the tangle offers situations replete
with irresistible laughter.