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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-17

Summer hat, and some are milli-
aeFy.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-17

Have you signed q membefsbiI
card2 Membership in whatg In tht
chanber Of Commerce sign one 20
day a. 8. Farmer is chairman OF til,
ccn1mltsee. u
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-17

AE:s=:=;;:: : Eay Iown-rne sum.
mer girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
Daily Short Story
THE DIVIDING LINE.

csilie.s heart vas humping. Her
ells - - we're EOund with excitement
trees. her SKIRT 'a apb.a sT 5s- ~, ne
hands. the boldness OF her venture
seemed more and more appalling.
back Her chin thrust slightly for
ward her white teeth pearlinE between
her Parted lip-. her nose emphatic OF
way among the vestige OF a path through
tne oeechcs toward the boundary wall.
VIII her powdered hair. her fair cheeks
with their crescent beauty patches. her
noNered silk gown. as funny and light
as gossamer. and her satin slippers
with the glimpse OF tWlnkhng ankles
IN the dusk!
The great bell In the village church.
mile away. tolled the curfew Its
soft booming was like fairy music.
a., Early by half an hour said CAL
lie lie 10 herself. oh, 1 shal anticipate
lauughter escaped her lips. but she
checked ~. and her eyes flashed. and
let him beware what he says against
me here Tor such a purpose! To bid
me TO secrecy Poof."
But despite this show or fearless
ness, her heart was none the less un-
easy. Stokesley's grave mystery. his
earnest insistence on the interview. his
hint OF unpleasant truths 10 be told.
And she had agreed 20 come. as he had
asked OF her. 20 the gray boundary
tate and his.
Mrs. Potter would be sesndaIized. did
she know OF h. but Mrs. Potter was
nodding over her tea And her father.
were he here, would sternly send her
20 her chamber. but her father was in
London. 20 wait upon King George.
There doomed up the wall Callle went
even more lightly. stopping. listening.
with her pink shell OF an ear-advancing
n pace-lstening again. She was glad
that the wall was as high as her brea &.
since she was 60 meet stocksSley They
could speak across its top. yet ~ would
be a protective barrier against him. For
she had not altogether liked the almost
hidden look In my Lord Stockeslcy's
eyes.
surely there was a voice-nay. two
voices-StockeSley carefully uoGu.
lated utterance. ana the frank. open tone
Of another Cailie's heart almost stop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

not wronged her and while they occup-
ied the same room Rodiques slopt on
Pittsburgh Officers are COMING after
MN and the girl and white slave
charge may De the outcome
Court News.
IN the case OF Jas. j. Eashore ct al
vs.. T.. q. Evans Ct al. the sale OF All
the assetts OF the First National Bank
OF Mt Pleasant IN the hands OF re-
ceiver was ordered.
Howard W. Elliott vs. T. y Rrov-u
seNelNer or car company. mortgage or
dered cancelled and title given plain
McClaskey Register companv Va
tEsred Havlicek. verdict FOR plaintin for
Geo. J.. Copeland q co. VS.. Trustees
or Steubenvile township. appeal from
dochet or Justice was fined 5000 and
costs for bOotleEging ON tho street
Mrs. Jas. Niece. ST.. who was fined
$500 ana costs and sent ip ain fn default
by the court Tor conducting "A epeo X
easy was sent 90 the iuhrmary becaues.
she was IN such physical state that tho
Jail was no place FOR her
Joshua Lows sons vs.. Jos Plate
county treasurer 20 pay clerk Of court
SS62.eS belonging To defendant 50 lt can
be distributed.
thas Gray was employed bv tho
commissioners as night engineer al an.
MctullouEh Childrcns Home az "A e4l-
AIRY or $50 per month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENNILLE. o. Jan. 2S.-Rod-
ericks RodiGues. Mexican. who was do
Ing musical act In "a local theatre,
was arrested on Thursday night on a
charge OF cnticing q young lirl from
her home lu Pittsburgh.
The girl. who is 10 years OF age. was
detained ia Jail awaiting the arrival OF
Pittsburgh officers 20 take her home.
Her name is Rosauna Harper. Her faith
~ ~ dead and her mother. Mrs Cora
Harper lives at 20 Snyder street. Pitts
burEh.
The Mexican came here on Wednes-
day night and the girl followed Thurs
day night and he met her and took her
TO the DOvel hotel. where they oc-
cupied the same room.
She says she met him in Pittsburgh.
where be was playing at Harris the
atre. Her mother washes Tor him and
she took the clothes bacI, and forth
and she met him and he treated her
nice and talked TO her about going on
the stage. He told her n she could
learn 10 sing she could 90 on with mis-
musical oct and she thought she would
Ike 90 do 81 was FOR the reason she
Followed him here. She says be has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

eyes. oh. the blessed lad: But she
caught her breath at Stokesley's an
swering sneer.
And viii you sim keep your faith
N she comes secretly with me this
night 10 Stokesley halle'
cry, the swish OF "a sword leaving
IT. ~crahbard. and then Carey's ringing
she heard The ciack - crossing
swords. and Stokesloy. parryinC as she
guessed spoke ierl.iIys
Too bad. cousin careful, mlent
have killed you then. This viii not
a" ~. you mean death Then. ~ you
Gentlemen"
Callic stood looking across az them.
her head and her white shoulders above
ne van. carey leaped back. WIN a.
sword dropped clatterin.. 10 the ground.
Stokesiey quickly recovered himself.
with graceful step To the wall
Al sweet " he said. lit IS only bit
or play Ny cousin is about 10 go
Sne eyed him sternly. Let IL fall
she COMMANDED. with an imperious nod.
smiling De orcned his hand and his
sword Yen To- Ns feet.
- came this once to meet you. as
rou know. my lord she began be
cause you said you had certain matters
Bravo. girl he exclaimed. laughing
'"ut iH>iHs. Tor quick defense would
ipt DE secret with Carey. lie - only
my cousin. Are you sim here lau- -e
on with you now
lie waved his hand gayly. but Carey
stood. ~omheI. with arms folded.
since hc VIII not CO." said StoScs-
ief. with smiling grimanCc. u VIII
climb the wall my Calue. TO Doe with
YOU lie laid his hand on the wall.
do not blame me TIL you have heard
me Ae whispered. IS on must hear me
am desperate. girl desperate Tor love
"t Won. would destroy the world 90
win your smile. That boy could never
give YOU what . win give you. You
cannot resist-you cannot.
NutCc. eyes, were eumuslliUE Oh
why did not Carey speak Why did
hc stand There 50 glum"
Stokcsle placed his other hand ON the
vail
stop she commanded Tier fear
OF him was returning This wall is
the dividing liue-thc line that bars
tho world from mo. 40 man shall cross
90 but by my WIFI
% know that has over been your
within" smiled wy lord.
Toward you "a shall ever Doe my
within. ~hc quickly answered.
suddenly uer courage suhed. She
turned toward Carsn and stretched
Forth hcr arms pitcouslN. "Or." She
r. Ief
Like flash tbe IaJ I,sp~d forward.
Ile -etzel mr Lord StoEeslsy by the
shoulders Hud flung him back Then.
NEht as aIs us vaultcl The wall lie
her
Nothing slau stand between r,. and
the girl love- he said
behcipusly faint. she let her head
rest against Dis shoulder.
'fgrfN '' size WHISPERED
Wis lips found hers. and aftcr moo
mcnt DO sfid. boo OBJ voice broken with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Charlie Nood-idc and hi- family
ni'nrd Nt-terdnN from the Pfi-ter rnt~
70 bridgeport. ohio. where tnsv will moss.
reside. Mr. Woodside has been euIufoved
boz strinciug telephone wires through The
CITY. hut hi~ wori. here b. completed. Die
D. now working Doc Belmont county. Ohio.
contractor King ana GRAY are su-
aIEuE the sunday school room OF THE
christian church hy putting boo new petI.
tious iu the class rooms and cuttir~
away the walls OF the hall When com
pletcd four feet viii De- added 10 the
large SUNDAY school room
county Superintendent or schools a.
=. Potter VIII attend meeting of aIi
the county NulcriUfrudcute az tho north
eru Panhandle a. tine superiuteudent 3
office bon the court house. BOD NNrs.lir.
i"-morroW. Mr. ~ j. Abbey OF the
tate department of schools viii La
] resent and address them regarding the
NlunA OF agriculture lu the rural schools
80. ~. Alt' i'grr wts H visitor at tue
t,-"'rEh poultry show yesterday.
has returned 90 her homo after "a tfsif
WIN her daughter Mrs vs.. %. sterling
Mr.. Fred Horton. Boo N.rupod
Mr and Mrs Charles gnmrber of
~ iiiant a. were Wcllsburg Visitors
Mis. LHa rous Is shopping in s,,u.
NE. Jiame- Flaming and daughter Ruth.
3D. ONO were social callers iu
ir N ag d. Iiuri of Charles street. i-'
Alra john West fs Improving fror. d.
u'e 'f.r uI fIr grippe.
IihfNrL Rather. az IIffenurrn Ia "a via.
ltor ff fnc home az hIa aIafrr Nfr. r.l
q. liflfcr. of charles street
N IIl"m Henry. Albert Finley and
'', fnrd lI of fne Fourth wand
..rrit this m"ruinr for knusl. DItruhsrs
.hfh nave obtained WORK. .H n cine. f4..
...' ne men lrNr been rr..Irufa ..
INN.iH "frI Tor HHHU .rnrr and
VIII H' missed UF fhffr many
'I'nnF Hu. alrHHIuffr.ra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Ihr hotel dining room was SD feet
,gnt tal man sat eating % lonely
nI'dkIa-i goo one end q stout man
Waf I'ilorWIug fhe same rite 40 fh,
oiNcf. IN"t passed out together
idINNu.n. muImurtI one
Ar" Nn ihe only InhsIifauf.-
,th ne exception of fhe help Uc
These late vacation. are avRI1f"
f'st lII never fFtn another"
BAYS fussed dull dave lonely DAYS
sometime they hobaobbed al Other
,Imrs ihoy abhorod each other ana
kept apart
ON" morning tho aU man SAT
cream ing ON the Vorauda Ic vaa
df' ming nf walizes and of MOONLIGHT
.IroII IT. stout man var ON tho
n'ach. suddenly be- bent over some.
mink. lud then began to ueckou Wild.
t. nr TAU man sauUforrd down
NhHt have you found be- IaneuId
TN Inquired
Look at THAT Robinson Crusoo poo
Yelled Che STOUT man
What Dr. ifH"
lhe tall man looked. then smiled
10 WAS The print OF t sIrIs shoe in
'n' sand WIN. s. Adkiu In Judge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

happiness and wonder. TO think that
hs would have had me ride this rignt
Tor Portsmouth,
Calhc looked deep into his eyes
Nou shall ride this night" she said.
Tor l.oHdou-tO ms father"
as Lord Stokeslcy. staggering back
striving to KEEP his footing. had trippcI
ON projecting root and gone 20 the
ground. Vow lac slowly got To his feet.
brushing the dead leaves from hla
lHcez. Ills glance travelled uucfrtaiuIv
20 the wall Hc shrugged his shoulders
90 what be saw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
WEILSBURC
Contract Completed.

WELLSBU RIG. w. Va. Jan. 23.-B. -.
Cresap. OF this city, has completed his
contract with the war department FOR
placing rip-rap atbam No. Is. below
Bellaire. Ohio. This work was done To
hold the bank which had slipped and
overturned "a wall below the bear tranS
slore than 1000 tons OF stone. VARYING
In size from zoe pounds to seven tons
per stone. were used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

An inbound car on the Weli~hurg.
Bethany and Washington Traction line.
on Thursday evening collided with a.
drilling machine out BETHANY nike.
smashing the front Of the car. hut moi
putting IL entirely ont OF commission
The drilling machine belongs to the ohio
valley Drilling Company and was being
driven by James Elliott. who was bacl,
ing the machine of the road Tor the
night, the front wheels being Stiil on
the tracks when IL wss struck by the
car. None Of the passengers were i'm
1ured. neither was Mr.. Elliott. driver %.
tho drilling annrhlnn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
Lydia Grimm.

bicu-Ou Friday afternoon. january
-. 1919. a. O'Clock. Mrs Lydia Grimm
" no would have been 90 wears of age on
March lA. twenty months ago the de-
ceased fell. fracturiug her hin and has
been practically helpless since. other
wise her health was good. She leaNea
i've children. -. T.. Grimm. OF this city.
George Grimm. Of Terra Alta. John
'Iituu. OF NcWburE ~. VA. Mrs kath-
crime Shahon. Of Tuuucltou. W. Va. AIr.
sarah EolZard. OF Tuuneltou. The re-
mains VIII De- taken to silver Iliil. Wet
gel county. ". Va. for iutermeut. prob
ably ou Mondav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
Lloyd Fellows Injured.

Lloyd Fellows. OF Brilliant. Ohio. EN-
ployed I'm the construction Of the new
Eagle ana Manufacturing COMPANY
oifice and factory building. received "a
severe cut on the head. yesterday morn
INK. by a falling plank. lie was tearing
down some forms on the floor and the
plank overhead becoming loose fell
striking him on the head. lie was taken
10 the office OF nr. Harden. the wound
bleeding profusely. where medical ai.I
was rendered and he was then taken TO
his home in Brilliant While the wound
= not serious he viii be or work Tor a
few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Demanding the repeal OF the
Warnes tax assessor law and amend
ment OF the Greenlund liquor license
law, Republicans In the senate and
house have adopted the following res
olution addressed 10 Gov. Cox:
Whereas. by the request and con
sideration OF your excellency YOU here
tofore have invited the Republican mi
nority OF the general assembly 20
make recommendation to you for n
call for such legislation 10 the special
session OF the Eighueth General A.
sembly Of Ohio. as We should deem
necessary for tho welfare Of the PEG.
pie OF this state: and.
Whereas the citizens o. Ohio. 10.
Esrdless OF political affiliations. are
very much dissatisfied with the opera
ton and effect Of certain legislation
enacted 40 the regular session Of this
general assembly. known as the
Warncs tax law and the Greenlund
liquor license law. and.
'WhcrCas. we. the Republican mi
nority IN conference assembled. be-.
lieve that the best interest OF the noo.
Die OF the state. regardless o. politl.
cal party. would be- best served bv the
repeal Of the Warnes tax law and by
'N' NfN'hi OF 70 mNNU OF tho Green
llnd liquor license law AL has ~ Do
with tho power OF the governor of
This state and the state LIQUOR license
commission to appoint local license
commissioner. therefore be- Do
Resolved by fhe Republican mem
bers oi this general assembly. Thai
you exccllency be requested to trans.
mit "a message to each branch OF said
general assembly. requesting that
such laws be- enacted Of thIs nvfraor.
binary see ZION as will effect "a rorosI
OF said Waruea tax Jaw and restore
10 the people % Tho state their RIGHT
10 chouse their own axiue omctIIe
and go amend rald liquor license low
That the chief executive officer of fhfs
state may be- elevated above tho no.
liiical entanglemcnfe ~ tho Tquor
buslnefs. and The selection o. ficena
Ing Officers be- delegated to rroper
county authority such as ma be- de-.
termined BY the general a.senbIv.
which proposition We believe 20 be f6e
plain spirit. NJ not the letter. o. fbe
constitutional amendment"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Tn 1910 there we're 215 widows Co
United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Tue Following recess appointments
Governor Coz:
Trustees of the Ohio Sailors and
Soldiers Orphans Home Frank
White, Clermont county; Albert
Kern. Montgomery; ]. o. Roland,
Cuyahoga; Harry s. Quine. Summit:
Frank M. Allen. Fayette.
Trustees of Ohio State University
B. y. Mccain. Montgomery; f. T..
Pomerene, Franklin.
Trustees OF Ohio University-E. Il.
Lash. Athens; p. NJ. Cullinan. Perry,
Charles Langenberg. washington; T..
c. Eckenberry. Prebie.
Trustees OF the Combined Normal
and Industrial Department OF VIII
berforce University-W. A. Galloway.
Greene; Clarence +. Gardner. Clark;
J. L. johnson. Greene: 3. F. Stewart.
Huron.
Members OF the State Board of
Health-Wm. T. Miller. Cuyahoga;
w. G. Brown, Franklin.
State Board of Pardons-N W.
Wright. Lucas; ]. d. Knowles. Del
aware.
State Board Of Dental Examiner
r. II. BoRmayer, Lucas; J. n. Smith.
Washington.
superintendent OF Banks-Emery
w Lattanner. Defiance.
Inspector OF Building and Loan AS
sociations-James A. Devine, Ross.
Agricultural Commission &C. G..
Williams. Wayne: s. f. Strobe.
Crawford: A. p. Sandels. Putnam.
Trustees OF State Normal School
Kent, ]. W. Mcdowell, Ashland: F..
+. Moulton, Trumbull
Trustees of State Normal School.
Bowling Green d. T. Davis. Han
cock.
Supervisor of Public Printing
Frank Harper. Knox
OH Inspector-W. F. Mason, Butler
State Medical Board. II. ]. Up
ham. Franklin.
State Armory Boards. ]. John
ron. Athens.
Public Utilities Commissioner. ID.
Doty. CuyahOga; G. G. Marshall.
Shelby; o. II. Hughes. Highland.
Civil Service Commission-Char
Bryson. Athens; Charles Brown. Han
cock; g. A. Hoskins. Auglaize.
Trustees OF Maimi University-B
p. Runkle. Highland; VIM. A. era
ham. Shelby; Homer Gard. Butler; H.
II. Herman. Montgomery.
Pharmacy Board-F. II. King, Van
Vert.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
MeFADDENS STORE CLOSES AT 10 O'CLOCK
SATURDAY NIGHTS.

Boys Fleece Lined Underwear At &c.
Boys Fleece Linsd Union Suits az zoe
Mems Ribbed Winter Underwear at ase
Mems Fleece Lined Underwear at 4se
Mems Lambsdown Underwear at sse
Mems Cray Wool Underwear az sse
Mems Ribbed Winter Union suits az ssc
Mems Lambs Wool Underwear az ssc
: Mems fleece Lined Union suits at ssc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24
FROM
OHIO
Intsliirencsr Bureau
Columbus. o.. jan a


Democratic members OF the Ohio
nouss OF representatives are jackasses.
In the opinion Of Representative VIII
liam p. Fitzpatrick OF Trumbull coun-
~. himself a member OF the Demo
cratic party. Fitzpatrick thus styled
his colleagues In a vigorous speech in
the house to-day In which he ridi-
cuied them for their attempt to ham
per the Investigation proposed by the
Republicans into the appointment of
members OF the house to state posi-
tons under Governor Cox. The effect
OF Kilpatrfck's speech was 10 defeat
an EFFORT made by the Democrats to
Increase the number OF members OF
the committee, so thser would be .
Democrats on the committee The
Republicans had proposed that there
be four on the committee, two Re
publicans and two Democrats. A sub
stitute for the Republican resolution
was adopted. the substitute emitting
the names OF the four accused Demo
Gratis and not specifying that the four
members OF the committee shall be OF
two parties. In this way there will
be two Democrats on the committee.
q Progressive and a Republican. Dem
ocrats In Ohio are in league with the
Progressfves and this alliance casts
bit OF suspicion on the makeup OF
the committee.
Some OF the Democrats in the course
OF the debate denounced their breth-
rem as towards for not conducting the
investigation along lines laid down by
the Republicans. IL was cited that
one OF the accused Democrats. while
holding n position In the banking de-
partment. was up IN Mahoning county
working on referendum frauds. Dem.
ocrats In the course OF the debate
charged that Representative Diser, OF
Mahoning county. a Republican and
the author the resolution. was play.
ing politics. Diser replied that h
would not take place on the commit
tee. but would like to be the prosecu-
tor Of the probe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

Soft and warm Lambs Wool Black
soeks-the finest Cancels Hair Warm
Socks-the dark blue me Yarn Warm
socss-the Cashmere Wool Black socks
with reinforced gray heels and toes
the Lambs Wool extra heavy GRAY
Socks-ths tan color Lambs Wool socks
the part wool seamless Black SOCKS
the part wool seamless fine Yarn ssorLs
tho Cashmere finish part wool Black
Socks-the extra heavy knitted Yarn
values In every style at l2Is cents and
IS cents pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-24

p -. RobIa1on crusoe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-26
DIVISION NO. 2

DISTRICT territory in
Prince
eandR
William Hanover
Warwick Elizabeth City Charles City
Norfolk
GA exandr NorfoIk an
following
5.W include In
and
Rocsneham Augusta Of stanton Highland Aeshany city OF
gouery stand andC Craig
Dur the of
for new
nrail End sevenhye thousand votes will
will May srd and including May
in during this period
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-26
The Prizes in Division No. 2, Which
Contains Districts Nos. 3, 4 and S:


in In
the OF
following cash prizes EACH Of the three districts
$3.50 third highest $4,000 fourth
in In
rio numbe
in IN
o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-26
Is
Total
Value of
Prizes
The Prizes in Division No. l, Which
Contains Districts Nos. l and z:

which contains districts numbers one and o
candidate number OF votes IN
the Grand Prize
in
way
which Will be given
number one and
follows: s5ooeo TO the
fourth This total $4,000 be
In
peung Overland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-26
How Territory is Divided
DIVISION NO. |

-wm of Rich
of
xnond the of
a-w Richmond,
Of Henrico
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-26
RULES AND REGULATIONS

rurs in scampagn pyme to
Of voesg tvn d lie price the paperi in he
oGma emb1a
Q
subscriber
nned tut and o mai o
Anyone may
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or p dehy o.
set I'll wall b
dropping them In otherwise W be
No ndoye o 0 al In
.uoras
Any auo amp
be to bH nd to
the orders
contests o hay n thdr nnomh Isl c nperona
drawasw will be sidred
EuhrodV a MAN . make any Q tina
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-03-26
How the Voting Is Done


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other way -
makn
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allowed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

home on Piedmont avenue was pref
y compliment to Miss Marian Achi-
son and her guest Miss Ellen stokes,
of Nashville only a few OF Miss
Achisons intimate friends were
guests
The decorations on the table were
typical Of spring In the center stood
tall silver vase OF many colored
snapdraeons mingled with peach
blossoms The place cards showed
small baskets Of yiolets and pink
rosebuds. and contained the names Of
The guests
Miss McCarty received her guests
wearing a gown of chiffon taffeta in
the new blue with a lavender TIM
which s like the shades ON old china.
She was assisted by her mother, Mrs.
J. y. McCartN.
The guests were Misses Achison.
Stokes Jennie D. Harris Jessie ~
[ee Mamie Ansev. her guest
Hodgson, Of Athens. and MargaI
McCartV
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-02

, Captain Grayson Heidi. Captain
James F. Mckinley Captain Frank
Mccoy, Lieutenant Greed f. Cox,
Lieutenant Robert Richardson, Lieu
tenant A. NJ. Watson, Dr. Riegs AMI
Or. E. l.. Woods, all of the United
States army
Many of these officers will come
from a distance, the bridegroom to he
accompanied from Fort Sam Houston.
Texas, by several friends, and it is a
matter Of regret that after the wed
ding the bride elect viii make her
home at this post.
Owing to the short time which VIII
elapse between the close of Lent un-
I'll the wedding day the parties
the bride elect Will be limited TO q
very few affairs. Mrs PRESLEY ID
Yates is planning to entertain for ner
sister. the date and nature of fine
affair to be decided later. and other
parties will be arranged for her
The announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Richardson and Cap
tain Reeves was made while the
bride elect was visiting Mrs McKin-
ely. at Fort Oglethorpe and the mar
rage viii be of interest to mary
friends in army. circles, where Cap
tain Reeves is exceedingly popular.
and in the social world where the
bride elect holds an eLviable posi-
ton. Captain Reeves spent years in
China and in other countries. and :
recognized as a leader in army AZ
fairs
A number Of American and foreign
diplomats and other nota bles, close
friends of Captain Reeves, viii at
tend the wedding