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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-08


Ing you yeuns not afraid Of hard work for
two British Columbia 10 the last Amer
car frontier. The country needs
you only interested field for your investments
investigate tho possibilities Of British Columbia
country tho American continent whore tho investor
fully protected can make his money than in
British Columbia
Men and Mensy-.hst Is the ringing to-day this
wonderful Land Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cour,bi.. Mon
lions An,e-can capital being Invested here Richness Of
natural fairness Of and the fact that
snforoedha the which draws apita into this h
All Canada with it's population Of million,
only IS chartered banks Here the profits
them for 1913 noted for it's money strinseney
Bank Of Montreal 1902 Bank Of Toronto f7o1%
Royal Bank ......... 1s5o% Union Bank $3.50. 15ooH
Bank Of Commerce 49, s5E Bank OF Ottawa :. 1877
Nelson's Bank 1855 Bank Of Hochelaaa 1921
Percentage of profits to paid captaD
is we'll known fact that country needs capt
Canada limited nd there hundreds thousands
Of sound legitimate investments in British Columbia which will
bring large that the banks touch under the
erected cities and farms developed industries and trade
Noted
There place tho American Continent to day where
highy
in British Columbia With the limited
Of chartered banks the logical Of capital for
in Canada the Trust Companies The opportunities for big
and especially in British Columbia, unlimited. An ustra
ton the profit making possibilities Of such companies fur
Company % capital in 1911 1871
cent 1912 Tho Canadian Fnanors have paid total of t4e
cent in dividends years. about cent
month for IL months Trust Companies
strict laws Of British Columbia censevavey managed by
sponsbie offer almost unequaled field for profitable
safe investment.
mine forest and commerce calling you Il offers the
opportunity of participation in the wealth that being created
from the development of the last American West It point
ing the for Will heed that call and investigate
to day-now?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

- @ufridtis. Sic: $50
piele WGnner beiraten nur ees 9elbes
tpeaen. @iirbeit ou oas aud tunT
@r: .Hein, ainb. bid gum 8si'
Ipiel m16te i9 nidt um aaes 9eIo
in Der @eft bsirutenl"
mas if bas? gu einem
God sebt mon binein. Su alpei 2o'
6ern aebt man binaus. @enn man
absr beraus 1T. 1T man srit redt
orin.
aloS s!@ :lioaluB
gine 8srsniisunss.
fabrt. Sberfellner: rWas sebt
bier rOr. psr iiBt % in Dem Sabre
ftubI9"
2iftbop (psrlegen): ~Meine gltern
unb N pdar 0eriponote iinb bas!
0ie bab' i6, neil Der 6abrfubl
friibmorssns ni9t beniiBt miro. ein'
selaoen. nal N Stiinohen 'rauf uno
'runter gu fabrsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
Mie srobsrt wir 1ssrzsn.

Define DiFsnIdaft miro nur ipenis
@influb auf bas @smiit baben, penn
osine Sitten Die SerSen pioer Sid
einnebmen. Wie leidt bingesen ipirit
bu ba ben 8eritano beiiegen, no bu
bereits bas 9er5 eingenommen baft.
Seraen ober iinb tsinespess burd
blobe S6fli9feit, Die ie0er ausiibt,
sigunsbmen. Sid seseu bic perbeu.
gen, Die f9 por uns biidsn, oener,.
Die 5u uns rebet, troden antiporten,
uno niemanbem etipas 8eleibisenbes
iasen, bas lit eine iolde perneinenos
art BON Woblanitdnbistsit. Die ni6ts
mebr benefit. als Dab man tein Sier
1T. Cine seibdftise, beitere, bieGits
fertis,. perfiibreriide SDfli9teit lit
u6tis. UNI bas WobIpollen anoerer
su sepinnen. Suf muBt iorgfdltig
auf ibre 2sibeni9nften, ibren Sc
I9mud, ibre tleinen, 2aunsn uuO
Sdpadbsiten adt baben. 3isb bein
eisenes Sers su 9tate unb lbeiinne
bid. pie iebr tleine 9lufmertidmtei=
ten, fpenn anoers Dir iie bs5eusen.
oemienieen 9raoe bon gigenliebe unb
@iteIteit f9mei9eln, bon Dem fein
2ebenbiser frei 1T! 8eoente. tpie febr
iie bid benz Giebenspiiroissn seneist
MAIDEN, pie siinitis bu alles aufs
nimmf, pas er ipst obsr tut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
Der eirteL.

Der @iirtel als elm beTonberes
Stiid Der ipeibIiden 8leibung TIT aus
senblidli9 nidt beIicst. 9eim beutz
fden WiiIitdr beitsbt er nod unb
beibt Bel ben unteren SienIt Itgrooen
Spppel unb Bel ben SfIiaieren S9Grz
pc. 8si bisien erfiilIt er = sbenio
fuie BEL Sportansiissn = aud Ieinen
eeidi4tIiden 8eruf, bic 3leiber am
&orper feitsuhaIten. Der Giirisl lit
TN 2aufe Der 3eitsn bielfo9en Danbz
lunsen unterfporfen sepefen. llnb 70
fuirb es lpobl oud bleiben. Sn ben
3eiien Der potriarden f9on mar er
elm tpeientltder 9sitnnbteiI Der mGnnz
liden aIeioung, pie aus benz bibli>
f4en nIeine 2enben siirten" berpprs
sebt. 8ei ben 5rauen biIbsts er i'm
ylittelalier Gin bauptid9li9es Slid
BEG SraueRfdmudss. aber au9 BEL
ben 4lten fdon mar er in rein Guz
berlider, foipic aud in fpmbpIiI1er
9eoeutung Elm iueisntIidsr 8sitonbs
tell Der 8etleibung. 9lpbrobite
fdmiidte fid, fpenh iie bsIonbers
Reiae ausiiben ipollte, nit benz @iirz
tel, nnb Bel ben HeubermGblten i'm
alten &om bate bic 2oiuns bes @iirs
teIs einen fpm6oliI9sn Sim. Sc
mar bies elm f9lidter, ipollener @urt,
ber bic ySuniea reeta", bas 9rautaes
tponb, umf9loB unb mittels bes v6ers
fuIanii9en" anotens befsitist ipor.
60 trnsen i'm bic 8shuinenpeiber
nod beute.
Bel ben 9ermaninnen bielt mad
CACTUS ben Rod elm piinner 2eoers
riemen 5uIammen, rpGbrenb Strabo
DON ben tim6riiden Seberinnen be-
ridtet, oab ibre peiben R0de Don
ebernen Gjiirteln umidloTien tparen.
8aIb purbe 6ies &Ieibungsitiid bsi
ben 9ermonen Elm Slaifen> lnterI1ei>
bungsmertmaf. Wdbrenb bic ipeibs
Ii6en 9ienitbutsn ibr einaises &leis
bungsitiid, elm srobes Semb, burd
ben bergebradten lebernen Riemen 5uz
fammenbieIten, trusen bic 5rauen unb
SOdter Der Sreien funitboll seipirtte
8prtensiirtel, bon benen Meiier unb
Nabelbii9fen Ober aud S6liiiiel ber>
abbingen. 4llmGbIi9 ipurbe Der
@iirtsl INNER toitbarer, unb 2utgors
bis, bic 9emabIin &arls bes 9rpben,
nonnte cine berrli9e @iirtsli9nur aus
louterem 9olbe ibr @igen. als bic
@er5ierungen bes @iirtels ;mmer
pruntboller ipurben unb bic Soften
Der 2lusfiibrung ben Wert bes benubs
ten @belmetalls melt iiberItiegen, legte
ii6 sie Stride ins Mittel: Sic be-
brobte bic Srdgerinnen folder Slit
lei nit ben fdperiten SDllentrafen.
aber bic Srouen trugen ibren prlnt
rubig fpeiter. unb @iirtel i'm Werte
bon $3.50 bis $4,000 iparen ni9ts
Seltenes. Damn berf6nanb ber
9iirteI plOBlih aus Der Srauenmobe.
Oa bic &leiber in Prinaebform eng
om 2eibe eetra9en ipurben, mar er
entbebrIi9. SIN 18. Sabrbunbert ers
fdeint er tpieber auf Der 8ilOfld1e,
unb in benz 1879 erIdienenen
~SrauenSimmer 2eriton" beiBt es
bon ibm: Der 9iirteI 1T elm dus
goIbs unb iilbsrnen @elenten gegofs
Iener unb SufommenssIeBter llmfans
nm ben 2eib, ben bic Srausnsimmer
sur 3ierat um ben 2sib trasen."
Mnn barf geipannt fein, in tpeIder
neuen Sprm' ii9 bies &leibunssitiid
beim Wehiel Der Mobc ben eritaun>
ten 8Iiden ipisber ssisen ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

Reuer8etrieb. o.: 8ss
finoet ii6 oben i'm bierten Stod ni4t
mebr bic S9reinerei bon Wtiiller9
g.: Rein, ba baben iid ieBt brei
iunse 9idter einsemietet uno betreis
ben cine fIotts Di9terei.
= Ri9tig gEfeIlt. o.:
Der Mann oa 1T Die perionifiaisrte
Dummbeit. Ma9t fein einSiges NAL
ben Wtuno auf, um ii4 ni8t gu Bios
mieren.
g.: 2lber Menf9, ba fdpeist er
Ood aus &Ilsbsit unb ni4t aus
9ummbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

= @teI psrIanst. prinsis
pal gum alien 8udbolteD: SD min
sbnen ous Oarlebn bon sipeibunoert
Dollar seben. sic miiHen ii4 aber tu>
NIT einbsritunben ertldren. Oub Sbnen
ieben Monat Sebn Dollar bonn @sbolt
abgsSoeen iperben, unb miifen iid
perpflidtsn. nod sipansis MOnats gu
leben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

9as mibberfanoene m
pIatat. &i9ter gum 3eugeD:
Narum babsn sic benn ben Dieb
rubig setpGbren Iaifen, uls Sic iaben,
bab sr Den 9feifenben bas 9elo aus
Der Safhe aogs
PIN Der Siir bss WurteiaaIs itano
bod anssfdrieben: 8or Saidenoie.
ben miro selpGrntl llno oo betam
i6 bolt Su grobe 9lnsf Dor ibm!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

2ebriungsnfrsi9. aom.
mis- (auf Dem Boil pIobIi9 in bic
Sai9s srsifenb); %, oiefe aisosrs
trddtistsit -. iebt iueiB ih, iparum
bic Samen ale ni4t nit mir tonaen
ipolIsn. Sa if mir ia BON ben 2ebr.
burden elm Stiid Safe in Den 5rad
binsinprattiaiert iporoen, uno Id
fann's nidt rieden, neil i'd ben
S6nupfen babel" 1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

Gin @emiitsmeni d. Serr
Ieumeper: Srau. baB bu Die baIbs
bole Slaide 9urgelpafer uno bic
8i9ie Salbe ni9t ipesipirfit. bic mir
bel 9ittors S9arla9 sebrau4t
baben; Die fdsnten mir Dem tleinsn
3eitungsiunssn au Weibna9ten;
man muB aud sttpas fir Die Bolts.
po6lfabrt tun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

9as lsBts Mtttel.
S9ulbner: Dpsu baben's benn elm
SDrrobr mitsebradt. Serr @eIoin'
ger2
@Idubissr: Sa febn's, 10 oft i@
bisber mein SeIb BON Sbnen pers
langte. bans ME mas bOren poIlsn;
= ba bab id fdIieblid ssOadt: piel'
lei9t lit Der Serr gar f9tpsrbDrig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

-Neue &rantbeit. 9duerin:
.Wein Mann fiibrt felt sinissn 9as
gen 10 msrtpiiroiss Rscen, Serr Dots
tor; Der pirb bod ni6t -"
9lr3t: .llnIinn, MAIDEN sic ii9 teie
ne Sorse : Der f9sint etipas se>
lelsn au 6aben, iuas ibm ni9t Bee
trmmen 1T T oas 1T TO eine tleine
9ebiruberf6leimung!'
Der nsue Menfd. 9Rid-
ter: .@arum eaben Sic BEL Sbrer
9erbaftuns eiuen fdlfden Ramen
an9"
9lnsetlds!er: SD mar serdbe aus
m Ssfdnenis entIaFen poro.n, Serr
&idter =. prS~ oa bate i'd mir
bptgeHommen. Elm anoerer MenI9 au
neroen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

= Inter Treunbinuem
grfts 5rsunoin: Sd bsirate nur mol
einen tlussn Mann.
3psiie 6reunbin: llnbentbar, ipenit
bid elmer beiratst, 10 beSeust er oas
burh f6on feline Oummbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

usbertrumpff. grIter
2anbpirt: Mein @etreibe tebt bie'
fss Sabr ipieber miierabel, tuum slne
5anb bod.
3peiter 2anotpirt: 9as 1T nod
gar ni1ts. Bel mir miiFen Die
SperIinse tnisn, ipenn iie frehen
ipollen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

.Was mudt 9u fir elm 9siidt,
@milie2"
.9l9, unI.r. a0din 1T baponse'
laufen, unb nun muB i9 bas @ifen
fir meinen Mann feIbit toden!"
.Wein @ott! 9appn ipirb er
ni9t sIeid Ferben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

= aufridtis. -M6dteit bu
nidt nod elm Stiidden 8u9su,
Sommb2"
Sommp (su 8sIud): ~Hein, id
oanfe!A
.9lrmes sein6. ou fdsinf aber
ipirtli4 an 9lppetitloiisteit gu Isioen.4
.Oas 1T ni9t appetitIoiisteit. =
- Woran id leioe, lit = SOflid'
feit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

-prOBis. gauerin: SEPT but
Der Ssppel auf ben Brief an Den
GERM Better Ssttfleden 'bradt.
Bauer: Ma9t mir. Der Serr Better
Ioa ieben, bab es uns gut sebt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25
SdmerslidJe lleber5ensnns.

.gie bab i's olaubsu ipoIIsn. DOB
brei5ebn 1lnsIiids5abI is, Biz &c.
fern am &ir'tos : Sa bab / nod
Der breiSsbnien nod q bisrssbnte
@ati&en 'triegti"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-06-25

M az 8: ,Sungt, mas fdllt Dir Elm,
mid bier 10 ubSutiiHen. ..g!
8dderiunge: Soft. Riet.,
iporum benn MID. Sic iinb ia bod
nod nnberm eblt!
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06

Adams. Mrs John Shelton Williams
MrM william n. Palmer. Jr.. Mrs. John
Stewart Bryan. Mrs. 0arnett BuckneI
Wall. Mrs Henry Carter Stuart, MIA
David Harris Leake, ArA John Kerr
Branch. Mrs. John +. Anderson. Mrs
George Cole Scott, Mrs. Barton HaxAll
Wise, Mrs E. Randolph Williams and
Mrs. Cotesworth Pinckney.
Other Weddings 81 interest.
The marriage of Miss Mary Stuart
Cos, daughter OF Mrs J. w. Goss. OF
the University Of Virginia. to Monro<
Osborn Wilson. OF Amelia County. will
take place In the residence OF the
brides mother. on Wednesday. Decem'
her >.
A wedding Of interest TO many per
sona here and elsewhere In the State
will be that OF Miss Alice Grey Cole
and James Boswell Rawlings. The
ceremony will take place "Wednesday,
December D. Miss Cole n the dau9h-
ter Of Colonel and Mr. p. Dorsey
Cole. 0hs u I social fnv0rite, hav-
Ing been one Of the maids OF hcncs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06

3o Dress with X. - s.d
Women. I6 and rs rrnf,, -.
~ AZ yd g. AZ ys in ~ide with V I'd vide
randc cuffs
The 70
II will be mailed address the Il
cspcr. receipt Of ten
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06

yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock 1T an
informal card party In her residence,
BIS West Franklin Street, for Misa
Alice Burweli Reed. The affair was
among the most charming OF the many
small parties given for debutantes this
season. The guests included THU
years debutAitea
Mrs. Wise Entertatns.
Mrs. Barton III. Wise entertained al
la small card party Friday afternoon
lat her home on Park Avenue. ut 4
O. clock. In honor OF Mrs. A. H. Whit
|mer. OF Washington. Four tahlos OF
bridge were played. and later In the
afternoon additional guests were in.it-
ed for tea.
Al tho Woman's Club.
On Monday afternoon At 4:30
o'clock Miss Katherine Halves will Id
dress the members OF the Woman's
club and their guests upon the sub
tcct OF philanthropy" Miss Matte
Harris has been asked to act ~ chair7
man for the day. and q large audience
will probably be present in order to
hcar this delightful speaker
n Tea ~ Country Club.
Mrs. e. Randolph Williams enter
tAined f6w friends at tea yesterday
Afternoon In the Country Club. Red
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06

roses and yellow chrysanthemums
were used on the tea table, and only
about flfteen guests were included IN
the invitations.
Aaairs OF This Week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick E. Noting,
|of 6I2 West Frankling street. are CIV
Ing. 1 house-dance on the evening o.
December I. 1t O'clock The anair
viii be informal and u to be given foi
Mien virginia Lynch, Of norfolk. Mnc
lis Mrs. Noltings house-guest. The
idebutantes and younger society se'
have been included In the Invitations
FOR their dsbutante daughter. Ais,
Martins Chambers. Mr.. and Mo. Mer.
rift Allen Chambers are entertAinine
|their rAeidence, Si4 Park Avenue. on
Monday. December 7.
Al the Country Club Of virginia.
on the evening Of December ., at ,
O'Clock. NrS Archibald FleAAAnta
Cone, az 1901 West Franklin Street, Y
rfvins I large ball TO INTRODUCES hel
daughter, Miss Annie Cleveland Cone
10 society. Miss Cone 70 being much
|entsrtained during this. her nrst year.
ON next wednesday evening. De-
gambler ). Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. =.
Nyers, Jr., OF 400 West Frankiin
street, win entertain 1t : beautiful
|hAl. Il which their debutante dAuHh-
Ter. Miss Anne Myers. viii make hef
formal bow TO Richmond society. The
sffair win take place In the Country
club Of Virginia. and Will be among
the pretttest debutknte functions g
tho season.
Invitations Iasncd.
invitation have been issued Tor the
dances that will ha given this season
81 the Richmond German Club. Ihe
rsrmans win take place on alternate
Vun0ay evenings, beginning Decem-
| hAr n. from . "a l3 o'clock. In the
,hsIlrOom sc the Jefferson Hotel The
ssfrat Monday u the most important
ldnfe a ire debutantA's calendar. since
Ithat dance marks her formal presen.
tntlon TO society here. and no ar
may attend any Of the sntertelnmenta
/! 81 the club without m Invitation from
the Board Of 0overnors. Cotonei Jc \
Lane Storm will lad the 9ermAns ~ w.
iseasou. ~ usual. ana has invixea s az..
EJanct Jones, the debutAnts dauxnfe!
fof Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Jones. to 49,
With him In the opening german.
The ofIicers Of the club Tor THIS veal
Include Thomas P1nckney Hryan
president: julien -. lin. wee pren'
dent: George Melville Kei0, secresars
and treasurer, with An Executive SiV1n'
ssaittee of Colonel 10 1Ans htArn.. Leylr
Joyncs. Leigh n. Page. Thomas
Branch McAdAms and p Addie0l
NennoIds. The chaperOnes xOr. IN
germans include Mrs. Thomas Pinck
ISeY Bryan, MrA Julien n. Hill. l4rs
Ievin JoxnsGs 1rA Thomas p. Nc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06

tcon.nued on Page Seven,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06

at one Of the reunions Of the grand
camp OF Confederate Veterans Of Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Rawlings is SON OF Post
master James e. Rawlings. Of Fred
|ericksburg. Va.
The wedding of Miss Denzei Hunt,
LOT Gwathmey, Va. to Lewis Blanton.
OF Ashland. Va. will be celebrated on
Wednesday. December 3. In the brides
home.
Pcarson-Wrieht.
A wedding OF much interest which
took place last evening ct 8 o'clock
was that OF Miss Elsie Powell Wright.
daughter OF Mrs. Jennie Leftwtch
Wright. and the late DR.. Edwin F.
Wright. Of this city. ana Charles
Browne Pearson. son OF Mr.. and MIS-.
s.. G. Pearson, OF PittsylvaniA County.
The ceremony took place ~ Grace
street Presbyterian Church. the Rev.
II. Z. NcFAden oflciating. The church
WAs decorated with palms, ferns ana
[eaap-dragons and cathedral candles.
and the only attendant was Miss Jose
phine Wright. the maid OF honor. VINO
wore pink crepe meteor and carried
: bouQust q pink roses Tne Drlde 2
Gown vas Of white crepe meteor. with
!rimmings Of pearls and real lace. and
embroidered In orange blossoms. and
her fowers were Niles of the valley.
Or. JEFFREY Neese Elder was the
wroom's beat man, and his ushcrs were
Clarence smith and DR.. c. c. Vaughan.
Mr.. ana Mrs., Pearson viii spend their
honeymoon In the North. Among
Tho out-of-town guests we're: Mr.. and
Arx w. q. Cokbtti. Miss Louise
Hainea. C. O. Wright, Miss Josephine
Wright. George Phillips and Mr.. and
Mr.. c. c. yeAtes.
10 Oelehsaao Anniversary.
L M. and Mr4 Clovis r.. Clarke have
isssled invitations TO = reception to be
given In their home. 3138 Hanover Az
enue, Friday evening. December IL.
10 celebrate their twentieth wedding
anniversary.
Childrcnis Party.
Yesterday aftcrnoon Miss Virginia
Reynolds, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mr.. J. Stuart Reynolds. Of l3fS
west Avenue, entertained twenty OF
|her small friends In celebration Of her
sixth birthday. II was q very pretty
IalKAlr, and the nrst touch Of Christ
nsas appeared In the decorations, holly
IanA overgresns being used In Al the
|1oWor rooms. with ro0 balls strung
lahout IN great numbers The httle
31aGfa Nexe entertained NTH many
0mpao Gamee, and Miss Lou Belle
fGnAoahy Jones added greatly TO their
Ep1oosuso ~ telling fAiry stosaeA n
Efho nlntne-room the came Chrigtnda
lido p9ey1ile6. 4 m1nlAtnSo troe 90
S1epan6 III Center o. ~ tah1a onA ~
~A-~<s = =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06
Dl.ces were marked by small Santa

places were marked by small Santa
Clauses.
Bayliss-Delnny.
The home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Delany, 1908
North Avenue. was the scene OF
quiet but beautiful marriage on the
morning Of December /. at 1880
o'clock, when their daughter. Mary
Elizabeth, became the bride OF Robert
Campbell Bayliss, son Of c. B. Bay
liss. the Rev. Mr.. winn officiating
The house was attractiveiy decorated
In ferns and overs. The bride wore
. Rown Of purple chiffon broadcloth
and carrying lilies OF the valley. en-
tered on the arm Of her father, who
rave her In marriage. The groom
was attended by his brother, G. STAN
ley Bayliss, as best man.
Miss Ida Deiany, sister OF the bride,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06
Many Weddings Of
Interest This Week
|DEByrANTE PARTIES OF ALL
KINDS TO FILL SOCIAL CALEN-
OAR FOR SOME TIME.

One Of the leading social events OF
the week will be the weddin of Miss
lsnxabeth Rodman Selden, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sclden. and DIR.
|fssmyln Harrison Marsteller. Jr., OF vir-
|gtnfa and New YeAk. The ceremony
Twill be quietly celebrated in the resi-
F1ence Of the brides parents. III North
firth Street, upon the evening of Wed
|nssday. the sth OF December. at 6
O'Clock and will be Witnessed by a
[ssnali compcry of friends and reia-
|ftyas. Additional guests have been In
|vlted to the reception to follow al
talf after o'clock,
Card Party for Miss Reed.
Mrs. Manu. valentine. was hostess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-06

dressed In lace over yellow satin ana
carrying large bouquet Of red roses.
was maid of honor. Miss Louise
Layliss. sister OF the groom. dressed
In white and yellow chiffon over
pink silk and carrying bouquet OF
Killarney Roses acted as bridesmaid.
Master Marmaduke Smith, ths little
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. st. p. Smith.
carried the ring, and Miss Mary Will
hanson was flower girl. Just before
the ceremony "Oh. Promise Ne" was
sung by by Miss Mamie Bugs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayiiss left immedi-
ately for an extended Northern tour,
and will be at home after December
IS, at Alto East Franklin Street.
Out-of Town Engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Greenhoc-.
<No-Aa-..>a ~ I,ar. ca..o.N
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Aprons for Xmas.
Enticing Values.
Bewitching Styles

Dainty Aprons. presented in
attractive holiday boxes, al
ways have been popular. This
year their practically throws
them into greater demand
than ever. We are well pre-
pared to meet an Increased
demand.
Fancy Apro n 6, pointed.
round or square trimmed, In
laces. embroidery or hem
stitching, 25c. 3Sc. Soc. 75e.
Maids Aprons. plain and
fancy trimmed. &c and Doc.
Nurses Aprons, waistlfne
and bib style, hemstitehed,
tucked and Swiss embroidery
trimmed. :5c. Soc and 75c.
Bingham Aprons, wasstline,
bib or kimono styles, 25c and
Soc.
Bungalow Aprons OF ging-
hams or percales. light ana
dark patterns, Csc and soc.
Nurses and Maids Caps. in
assorted styles, Zoe to :Sc.
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SHOP
NOR N / NGS
Handsome Gift
Umbrellas, the
Newest of the New

All silk Guaranteed L4ady's
Umbrella. on 26-inch frame.
with imported wood, sterling
silver and gold. lockwood and
mission wood handles. e2.9S,
e3.9S. $500, S5.Ds.
Mems All Silk Guaranteed
Umbrellas. made on 2S-inch
frames, plain ebony handle,
sterling silver caps and nov
city horn handles &3.9S.
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than t0o III SIX and
peshsf aiittle more
durable. lt seems
especially suited to
such . dress as
this one and it
takes very beauti-
full kuas and folds.
Ths slrist h 1 sim
pls ogls Ii three
pieces. The blouse
b made In the
japanese styie
that always means
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ally Fashion / alks'
BY MAJ MANTON
a FASHIONABLE FRocK OF CREPE AND SILK

ME ssv cepes vondy b.auiiul This ho~s q
btned sk and with the trimming portions d lowered ta6ea ard
chenette and cuffs q white popH This inst ntti hsav
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Accessories to the
Baby's Comfort

Blanket Baby Buntings. in
kewpie designs pink and blue.
u 90.
Eiderdown Baby Bunting.
ribbon trimmed. $2.0s.
Carriage Robes of elder
down. scalloped edge. ribbon
bow. e1.06.
Eiderdown Carriage Robes.
satin ribbon borders and satin
ribbon trimmed, S2-9S.
Lambs Wool Carriage
Robes, satin ribbon trimmed,
$500.
Knitted Drawers Leggins.
white and red. 4sc to $i.2S.
THE Pants Legginette," in
wool Jersey, white. red and
black, &I.O0.