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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-13
The Apology Clause.

Mr. Bryan also declares that the ex-
presslon OF regret contained in the pend
ing treaty is identical in meaning and
almost 'dentica in words with the ex-
rression Of regret to be found in the Du
pols memorandum" thus seeking to have
&. appear that the Taft Administration
sanctioned the apology.
On these two points ~ the treaty. In
,sresting comparisons were made here to-
night Secretary Knox In his memoran-
DUN 10 pr, sident Taft on February 20.
1918 reporting the failure Of the nego-
us,ons With Colombia says:
The impre ssion Of the legation at
pogoia Is that the Colombian Gov
s-nnlent expected that the Incoming
will arbtrate the entire Panama
question or will directly compensate
Colombia for the value OF the loss Of
Panama, the Panama Railway, the
railroad annuities and the contract
with the French Canal Company.
The above clearly indicates that the
ufterances of the Democrats. in Mr.
Krox's opinion, we're responsible for Co
lombias expectations
M- Knox's following sentence also
throws light on the lack Of authority fol
many Of the inquiries made by Mr.. Du Bot:
q Colombia Mr.. Knox said:
merely mention the results OF
these personal Inquiries made by Mr..
Du Bos in his personal capacity and
without authority because they throw
come light upon the Colombian obses-
sion with regard to this whole Issue.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-15

Jake Wolfe and family returned to
their home at Stuart Thursday. follow
ing visit il Gray and Audubon with
relatives.
Mrs. Arthur Christensen who visited in
Atlantic aud Audubon with relatives,
returned to her home in Coon Rapids
Saturday.
Thos Kilcoin, who spent several days
last week in Omaha on business and at
Harlan visiting relatives. returned home
Thursday.
Matthias Mogg has arrived home fol.
lowing two weeks visit at Chadwick,
ILL.,, with his daughter, Mrs. Phil Cradle
and family.
Mr. and Mrs w. B. Taylor came
from Wiota the last of the week for
visit with his sister, Mrs. John Kuhn
and husband.
Geo. A. Foley went to Dexter Friday
evening to be present at the funeral of
his nephew, Rob't. Repass, which took
place Saturday.
j. NJ. Darland went to Montezuma
Saturday for visit with his sou, 5. G.
Darland. The latter has not been feel
ing well of late.
c. B. Brooks, of Iowa City came to
Audubon Saturday for a visit with his
brother, DIR. A. l.. Brooks and daugh-
ter, DIR. Carrie Wood
Att. RIO. CARRIER returned to his home
at Adair Sunday noon, following few
days visit in Audubon with his friend
Miss Mayme Eckles
G H. Reynolds went to Guthrie Cen
ter Friday TO visit with his aged mother
a few days and see his aunt, Mrs. Jane
Reynolds, who was seriously i'll.
C. Gates and wife went to Manning
Monday to visit their grand daughter,
Mrs. Georgia Mcdonald, then to Rein
rod to visit nephew, Al. Heath.
Mrs, Val. Leonard, ST., left for Mason
City Saturday to visit with her son Val
and on her way home made stop at
Charter Oak to visit her son Ray and
wife.
Mrs. L. E. Simpson and Miss Francis
Morrissey returned home saturday from
Des Moines, where they went to visit
with relatives and look after some bust
ness matters.
Mrs. Peter Andersen went to Allan
Cic Saturday to meet her mother, Mrs.
Rob't. Owen. who returned home from
a visit at Moberly, Mo-, with her moth
sr, Mrs Story.
Mrs. Flora Freeman departed Saturday
fora three months visit with relatives
aud friends in California. Seattle and
Tacoma, Wash, and Van Couyer,
British Columbia.
A. w. Weston returned home Friday
flom Ames where he went to attend the
corn show and visit his wifes parents,
s. F. Bates and wife. Mrs. Weston re.
manned for longer visit.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-15

H. B. Whitney, of Villisca, who was
in Audubon few days on business, re.
turned to his home Thursday.
Mrs L. V. Delahoyde went to Omaha
Friday noon for q few days visit and to
look after some business matters.
Frank Mantz and family came from
Manning Saturday to attend the family
reunion at the home of his parents
Otto Andersen, who visited here at
the VIM. Rugaard home, departed for
his home at Lester. Mimi, Monday.
John Conway returned home Sunday
noon from Dexter, where he went to
attend the funeral of his nephew, Robt
Repass.
Miss May Reinemund departed Sat-
urday morning for San Diego, Calf,
where she will make her home for the
present
Mrs. Geo. Heuer and children left
Saturday for visit of several days at
Sac City with her mother, Mrs. Ruth
Beemm.
Get Col. V. G. Schwaller & Son to
cry your sale. You pay for no expert.
ence as Schwaller has cried sales for 33
years. Write, phone or call at Temple
ton. Iowa. 46tf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-15

Hans Hansen was business visitor in
Manning Saturday
Amos Kaufman was business visit
or in Manning Monday
Mrs. Harley Boyer was visiting with
friends in Manning Friday.
For Sale or Rent, Ten acre tract with
good buildings. John Davis. 52-tf.
Steve Morrissey spent Saturday in
Botna looking after real estate business.
Frank Hudspeth has returned from a
visit of several days in Omaha with
his parents
Miss Alvina Bartlett returned home
Saturday from visit with relatives in
Coon Rapids
X. b Hayes and wife went to Gid
den Saturday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Florence Miller.
Mrs. L. s. Bridenstine went TO Menlo
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Stemm and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will G. Wilson are en-
PERTAINING his sister from South Dakota
and their friend, Miss Viola Klumpner,
a trained nurse, of Sioux Falls S. D..
who arrived during the holidays for an
extended visit.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-15
: NORTHUMBERLAND
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

+++++++**+ +++++++s
Miss Clarice Oelke was an over Sun
day visitor in Brayton.
Geo. Currier went to Anita Saturday
with his two Children.
7. p. Clausen was an over Sunday
visitor in Atlantic with his folks
Mrs. A. L. BROOKS went to Council
Bluffs Monday to visit her friend, Mrs.
Alta jackson.
visitor in Atlantic with his brothers,
II. and III. Q. Sorensen.
Chas Beck and Andrew Jensen left
Friday for Buffalo Center where they
have secured employment.
Will Mantz and family returned Fri
day from visit at Manning with his
brother Frank and family
f. $. Watts went to Des Moines Sat
urday to join his wife and visit with
his sons Harry and Chas.
For Sale-50 Buff Orphington Cocker
ais. They are nice lot. Emil Haefi-
niger, Route /, Audubon, la. 529d
Miss Blanche Lloyd has returned
home from u weeks visit at Casey with
her uncle. VIM. Tate and family,
John Twist and wife departed Monday
for Byron, H., for two weeks visit
with her cousin Richard Wright.
w. H. Bolton, Gordon Story and Bill
VTsllsorrunta .srauf ff, Milford last paplx
by auto, returning home Saturday.
G. L. Farrell and family left Friday
for Oskaloosa for a several days visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Lutte Rosebrook
Sam Dutler. Sr., and daughter, Miss
Rosa went to Omaha Friday, where the
latter is taking treatment for her eyes
w. ] Campbell was a business caller
in Atlantic the first of the week and al
so calling on friends Of his boyhood
days.
Miles Gardner and wife returned to
Audubon Monday, after II honey moon
trip at different points in Illinois and
Iowa.
John Kerwin, who has been on three
weeks visit at the parental, L. B. Ker-
win home, returned to his studies at
Ames Friday.
Erb and Frank Root returned home
Sunday noon from two weeks visit at
Milford and other points with old time
acquaintance.
Friday night when in the act of try
ing to take more than one step at the
time on the stairway at Watts Hall
Ralph, the son of f. A. johnson and
wife received badly sprained ankle,
causing him to hobble around with the
use of crutches for few days.
Arthur Farquhar went TO Davenport
Monday to attend the meeting of the
Register Life Insurance Co Mrs. Far
quhar accompanied hiW TO Winterset 10
visit at the Fred Farquhar home. MIR
Farquhar read paper before the agents
of the Register Life who were having
their regular yearly meeting,
James O'Brien, head cattle salesman
for The big (4) Live stock Commission
CO., of South Omaha, and live wire,
was in our vicinity Saturday transact.
ing business with our principal stock
raisers, going to Harlan that evening.
He will have something TO say to our
readers in the issues OF the Republican
from time to time.
w. s. Roberts, the Opera Houseman-
ager is TO DO complimented for the high
class attractions he Is Killing for the
local theatre of late He assures MS that
he willtry TO stage only the the very
best plays he can procure for Audubon
and that he already has several good
THE Maid and The Minister, a high
class play win show in Audubon Thurs
day, Jan. s2nd.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18
Rosabeue,s seavah.~

Never was there a blacker daughter
Of Africa than was ROsabelle Jackson
when, as a girl of but thirteen years.
she was taken into the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Deene. a childless couple
who purposed training Rosabelle into =
maid OF all work. This they succeed
ed In doing. and 50 many admirable
traits OF character were developed IN
Rosabelle that they became much at
tached to the girl. and her affection for
them was pronounced. One day when
she vas nearly thirty years old she
came to Mrs. Deene to ask a "favah
Of somewhat startling character.
Il wants to ask jess one fayah. Mis-
Deene.' she said. IBIS is de favah
II l do dies befo' you does | want de
favah OBJ havin' you put a tombstone
ovah my grave an have on it. Rosa
belle Jackson. only chile of Mistah an
Missus Abner Deene.." - New York
Post.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18

In unpublished Letters Of Lady
Bulwer Lytton to A. E. Chalon. r. A.
the editor slips in the following when
referring to S. G. Halls impressions OF
Lady Bulwer Lytton:
Mrs. Hall was Irish, and Lady I.yt-
ton had no Partially for her compa-
tertained Daniel O'Connell and other
Irish members ut dinner. ard S. c.
Ilall relates. The next day | saw Mrs.
Bulwni directing some Arrangements in
the dining room. which She told me
she was faai-s ..ls In order to get rid
Of tie bra-tle,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18
Listening to the Inner Voice,

4 c of PEBBLES said to his friend
MacAndred. Mac. l hear We have fall
en- in love wi bonny Kate McAllister."
"Weel. Sanders Mac replied. II wis
~near-verra near-daein' it. but the bit
lassie had nae siller. so | said to ma
self, Mac. be a mon.' And | wis a
mon, and o | jist pass her by."-Ar-
gonant.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18
Guide Lines.

what do you think Of those straight
lines they have marked in the streets
for pedestrians" asked the promoter
of civic welfare.
.'Thev are not needed in our family"
replied young Mrs. Torkins in superior
tones. Charley. dear. doesn't drink a
Washington Star.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18
Her Apprenticeship,

Tall Blond-Gerty Giddygad's Golf
fure is the enevy of every girl in the
store. wonder where she learned to
make a knot like that.
Short Brunette-Before she came
here she was chief pretZel tier in a
wholesale bakery.-Judge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-12-18
An Inquiry.

Il don't know much about golf. but
| would like 10 ask n thing
What is that"
AT a golf function do they have tee
caddies baltimore American.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07
PERSONALS

sliue l,bods uebc George lefl Monday
for h@ homa IN Aiius. okalahoma. N
tof e. asn ! several Nsehs With Me-
Mare Anthon'
~ and MIS- . " Miner spent the
pasl week Ia iefgsio
~ and Mrs chsri Rims. 49,. hs,.
returned 20 ~ rueria. after fofi
nignta aolourn Boz thn city
irs lnhu kcnod, and Mrn Arthur
East spent tho rsrl, part ~ che acek
be- the cay
Miss ifA uaimbn iefi thia week. for
iNr spfinFa where she win spend nep
ori weeks visiting relatives
Mlss vru len of Tar ami $40.
Jeanette Nl,ord ~ Portland ,lolica
Miaa Matilo caldwell Ahia Wcet
Miss rinra t.Affahrc ~ soabrout tnd
Miss Victoria won Hlucher ~ goilsi
irr lhc quests ~ Mre g. a. Won nluch.
&C.
Mf ana Mrs David iorher are regia-
tered at he Hsach llolel
Mrsdhmea : can and T. 20 Roberts
~ Shreveport H. are visiting Mrs e.
y Coleman
Airs 4. g. rahor gna ,hndr,n ief,
sainrlhy nv panhur,. WISCONSIN.
where they win spend the summer
months
Misses Gene Finngcr and Flora
KrehH lcfi rrha, for So Louis. after q
'lfii " several wc,ba M Tho Charles
we'll hume
Mrs a . iishst ~ Austin h. the
rneHt "a hrr dnuehicf Mrs iona.
Welt
Mr and Mrs n j iJchtenston loft
Yesterday for New Y"rs They viii
shil june fifteenth and VIII spcnd lNo
months on the continent
Ma and Mrs iiuason sspaso leave
Monday for neeyilie % astcn, ,he
weddins ~ Airs saNaFe'r sister. Miss
lucille norden ana Mr. Doe Remnant ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07
EQEE HALF DOZEN rnrr
tnLlbtAufifUL SPOONSIMf


\" Nftvaini you Win ne very latest
dAinslesi, most dcuyiously Favored
surrFisins attraction ia contcci,on 4 A
HlA" Fheyelasoa wg win si,c abso
w'sls free ssx beautiful cuban rat
e'n' EA'ra crown Rlapd silver tca.
Np0ons A fortunate purchase ~ th..
esleersied ellscrwars ana our certain.
y Rat Nogn huy oar IA RITA Chloe.
p'@'es after une taste. prompts las An
maze ,oAs generous offer IA RITA
VeeeolAies are a douar q pound every
where
Upon Tsce,pi a ssee and ,he n.mes
~ @Ne lpNers ~, Sood candy In ,ous
lpeaAv We WIN send you postn,,a ,
run slso poN ~ Ia RITA choeals,,,
With the ola tsAspesns. rher, Il M
other wax Soa can spend dollar ana
set sslch delicious surpris.nr flavors
and aeseiule purity.
PURITY cANoY COMPANY
- " oss " Middleton, Ohio.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07
Corpus Christi Society


Rochester Ny
Aira , . Arthur has returned fium
a bort Visit in san Antonio
Miss Alice Jones loai 80 SATURDAY fDr
New furh. wncrr fho viii Join 4 paus
fof q continental trio Miss Jones viii
be fhrnad f0r several months
MH lee ilanch'tte ~ beaumont ia
VISITING her parents. Mf ami Mrs W
" Jones
Mrs q Dc Scott i'n this week. for
'moaFn where she Nili attend th, n
enuinl mesiinF
AifH Herbert Gsrfoti ind children
returned ihla werh ffpm Alpine. where
thol spent several muniha
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07
PARrlGs


Miss SmNh itonorcs.
MisH 1cssie vollna ,utrtiancd Mon
das afternoon az hm residence ou south
Ghamrgai street ,o nonor ~ Nlus Nrl
De- smith, e popular hridr ~ the week.
Cat roRefa wcrr pretnly usrd in 200,
houHe decoration Nn ntcrrafne CON
inFt wac "nlo,o ~ ind tho Prize was won
hl Alisa Maric r,aac a hrse basket
docurioi with clsmails vino, snd rosc.
and Oiled with Il variety uf lo,oly Sits
was presented 90 thr houorco Dos Joan
loilne tnd E,nnAol Wught Punch
was served ihroughuut thc AFTERNOON
Misses Florence SMITH i1nrr. Row
man. Jean and Allldusi Collins assisted
ih" hostess be- acning e. dainty l,.
source rh0ac present were MIssr.
Nellir and Anne SMITH lirrmiane and
ltY outmdn Alice Junc. Marie pctsr
jean and Jamie Mairer Noin, ul.se,.
Settle Griffin Claude caldwell Marie
aud prnr ,on nuDhcr mll aud Niai
tio caldwell EmiN korridee. sarah
caldwell iitil, Robertson Olt.e Gala
welt Amelia uuimWood Laura Clark
son, Laura SaNRgr. ELLA Turns Helen
woodbridge Mauic unth,Mary Glass.
cock. GLADYS Freeman Ada and suh
wheeler clara puWcr Maud Ch,silln
AmotA tooh Fanny We'll Ad.i,ll.
ln'egnat Marg'fci nineham. Adclald,
Hoffman, Mary Cuig Niolp aud 'ior
rnrr niscn. i'erihs Alexander ,Wpro
Mario ltrr Ausirc, Thompson. Airline
hocih. chilupin norn Mcsdtmcs o.. 81
Str"moNcr walter Van Nlcca. De- n
IL Mood W D.. ilasiins~. llowcn C,ld
Neu James r Chrkson. Cccu ltauh
1 l.. Mosca $ % podson. O.. O. Ie,
los
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07

rDnance." Tho hfIde-eleri waH sven
4 large bouquet ~ wmie rps'Hlda
Many useful gifts we're resolved nf ihe
hnnofep Misses Ne'le and Rachel N'n
Hiuehef assisted fhe husiess n serve
ine 30 irc course Those who eninfed
tho afternoon wsre Nissc7 Ncilir and
Anne smith. Bessie collins Inla and
Matte CaidneI EIia Burns 'lm
f.sffabee ts.HnrortI Ni.iorIf YOU
nurber fGolldl. lamie Mhc'i'iiui'
ssidusl Maue .on fiu.hrf Maf
bingham ChfImn HoFn HrINr iif hr.
AdsnI1e I4l.rn at Adelaide % i.m'".
ppens tist inB Am.ln pumr %.
r,au cauhfd lif.on Wt l.r
pulc caldwell lfura sItt" f'fH
caldwell Vera ICON Taco ielne'ir
AEnd lroumril. Ncflm'
cudu,H s. 30 Waod 5 , kefH &C.
g. Moses
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07
WEDDINGS

Tho marriage ~ Nilsa Settle uoser
iaughier ~ 81 and Mr Chauoa lio
F'r and Mf David luem 90 slnton Nls
noiomnlfed "Wednesday evening ilno
ihiri ut iur brides home. corner 10
Gratis and sscnml streets Tho hsud.
some WoEor hoino naa beautifully dee
GRATED Tor thc 0cession White and
Hresn grvdominaied Ia "a. decoration
"a iho living room. Whcro the roreman,
vas performed. The stairway naH
huns NTH cismais aipl Whiic r0aea a
screen ~ white oioandcra WA arrsnr
~ IN front Of the Fireplace The guests
~cf" received w Mr. and Mrs Ricror.
mo bride and Mr. udcm. Thor, vas
hliio furmaliy about tho corumon,
bfnmpily "a ciFhitthlstS. tho bride an,l
Erpom tooh t0eif plocrs and tho in
prcasiNo Cathode cor,mony was per
formed hS Father Mark vain ihu as
guislioly decorated mantle ani fire
place az "a background rhe uu,tl,i
music waR furnished hS Mru frg.i SIN
tlAlr aud Mias Anna Mae Gtlson Tho
"'''' N'f' - NtANN"NlNlN MHWN Nf bio
ehArmcuse wiih chiffon drspei, and
pcsfi tfimmlugs She carried a lovely
bnpquei of Jasmine.
An i,o course Was served ln the d!n
'ng room a hrso basket of pink raaoa
iioi with maliuc adorned che center, "a
ga" table stroamcrn ~ malne hung
ir"m lho chandelier 90 ihe -FOUR CORNERS
MANY handsome gifts we're received
M the fcunE couple 4 lovely homo
WIN complete furnishings Is read, or
'hem after their toiurn from their brl
fhl trim The hrldcs soinr ava, mn
was ~ ptleat graN Tho bridal bouguef
Ms caught hy Miss Carrie Odcm. sis
tee ~ the groom
Fh'Ho Who Witnessed tho ccrcmnn,
we're NJ and Mis- lacah smith. Mr
hnd Mrs Joseph pnwncy. Mf and Mrs
'eeu Heath. Mr. and Mrs NJ Malone,
Nc and Mira Mciioin tsintom. Misses
CARTE ''icm tSiniou). Anna Mae ,.ih.
soh clara Power Mary uiasscock Ma
bel smith. Gertrude M,loney Miami
Nhhstain. Mrs Fired sinclair. Mesafs
N'n'nn iiclnlry Rsiou and re-, pdsm
pf J n wood
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07

pretty rrc nnptial affair given f,f
M'@ Ncllie Smith was thc eknrh,o
shower TUESDAY afternoon at which
N''H Fr'rl ven hluchcr was hosirss at
Aer homie ou rropioW street Tho ID,
ms fooln aHd reception han wcrc De-.
olai'1 With ,ut flowers and fern.
Miss sarah Caldwell rccoi,ci thc prize
fNr Nriiins the most clover Kitchen
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07

we're decorated eifh a quantity n pins
roses add forms. A salad course wa.
served ~ Misses Bessis Collins jamie
Msfeer Neiiie iiiekey Matte caldwell
sarsh Caldwell. Lucille white chiiipin
Born, Helen Wy,-ieTsgo and Looms
Kno8
The bride A. one ~ fnr most popular
l6rls IN The youngcr Het rhe b. we''
known ~ hsr ,hafminH manner nnd
sweet smile She - talented p.anisi
and vocalist AZ eeli. and an ariit'
memh'i ~ the llarmonf CLUB Mr
Iownrd De- rather a newcomer ir ino
ciiy bot has made many frieFda here
% aud urs Howard were ibf r'cipi
euta n many home ONE sins They
arr slsndlnr ihtlT honeymoon in Al.
pine aud VIII BE- AZ bonf after Jun"
twenty FIRST 1T The Tourist h0tfl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07

Some reckon their sge ny years
Some measure their NE hy sfi
nut rome ten their days Boy the flow ~
their tears
And their lives hy the mnana ~ their
heart
Tho dlsls ~ carih may sbos
The length. not the depth ~ years
Few or many they come. few pr nsny
they go
Hui tlme Ia best measured ~ tears
Ah' not hy tho silver Em
That ,rregs through me sunny hair
And not hy the SCENES that we pass ou
oar way
And not by the furroWs the nnrcu
~ care.
on forehead and face have made
Nui ~ Do w. count our years
Not by iho sun ~ tho earth mat tho
Shade
az our souls and the Fan ~ our tesrs
Tor tho youns arc ofilmes Old.
ThouFh their troWn be- brsht aud
tnlff
white thoir blood heats warm. thou
hearts are con
Lo'c item tho sptins bat winter b
mcfe.
No old are oftimcn young
- their haze IL thin and Whlte.
sink la hsc. es N youth thoy
--~~w,~sla9sS fsr 'h''r cross was
BOT bead ~ head. ! ten
Tho Rosary 81 my years
Prom e. cross 20 cross they lead
u - well.
And they're blosl win a hioaalnn ~
tears
ii'l'of n day ~ strife
Than century ~ sleep.
GIVE me instead uf a long stream n
NE
The tcmpcsls and tears ~ the deep
a Thousand Joys may foam
on me tlliows ~ an mo years.
but never the rnm hrinss tho Ian.
back home
Ito rcachcs tho haven through io,rs
Abraham . RYAN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07
Miss Olsen Nonere..

Mass Viola olsen WAS tAo hsner,s a
pretty parn "Wednesday afternoon /.
Nh''N 'he members og No. Spoon clui
were businesses al tao home 80 MIA
minnie Fades 90 Pam cour, rhs oluA
.o'o'@ rrd ono grren were cffsct,al,
asfa 20 tNe house docomiiou A CUES !.
'hS eeniest eas enjoyed and tar MIN
won pl Miss Pearl Duty The bride.
eject "as sAo"eFcd with sias % hos
ie's and dainty handkercmcfs. These
were @rransed ~ a prcity basket ana
~eF' RFesenied by nttls Fraucis Dial
\ '"''''nrsesmenu WAS served rhcs.
present We're; Misses Viola ana Fgor
'h'e olsen Helen and virsu Purcell
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-07

lhc most intcrcatlng e, ent 81 "a,
week IN Corpus Christi soeletr Vas tbs
wedding ~ Miss Nellie Smith. daughter
"l Ma and Mrs Joshua smith. ana Mr.
element J Howard. which took plar,
"Wednesday morning. june fourth ,i
TIE brides home oa North Hr,,.i,, -,
The smith homo Was most trtistl,.ti,.
decorated for mo ec,asion rh. r,..,
''on hah MAS loNclN in its festoons a.,
sfaeeful clenatis aud p,nk ros,.
Promptly az eleven O'Clock Mis-. t.,,,,,
S''ase sang nilardslovs exaulsit,
nnp'al song, an for You IN, h,ts,,
msreh was glazed by tia birdie - sist.r
Nfs hp~e'l caaiwclL with violin oh
ns"sS eS Miss ohsc caldUen Miss
Smi'h v''s attended l,N nor sister. Mis-
Anne smith. a. maia % honor Tn.
H"looN NaS performed hy Reverend
henFS Austin 10 thr attractive mnsl,
''"m \ lovely screen % elomatls ana
NA''" f"Hvs was arnngvd Al TIE south
'Na' where this. ccrsnon, mas p.rf,pn,
81 The hr'ae VAS gi,on ia MARRIAGE
nv n~ father, pr, n. 4. MScullash
attended M Howard as best man
Niea swiih wore mosi NJ ,,m,ns
avn ~ o'n" noltc sim and tailored
PAT 10 match She carried in,e,y
oohane, az white FUSES and aw.., -
N'ss Anas smith Vas gownca IN am
o.o'aeFea ercpe and eRrricd a bouquet
" pink noses.
IN snferinel reception was he,a AZ.
yer the eerenony Punch was ser,ss
~ M'sses farenee smith ana alasvs
Baker The dining room and he,,,r,
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Mrs Roberts t4onorse

AIRS. / e. rAnqr was hostcaa 40 "a
dnner party Wcipesdn, at the Nue.e.
tiotel 10 honor of Nrs r. g gohsns
' shreveport Ia who b. ,lslupg aer
SISTER Mrs g. Is Coleman C.t,r.
"ff" Aid fora .Mpdamcs Roberts
s. scott kdNin t1ato. > % Ravm ~
1F- Charles Coleman aRd ihe bos,e.s
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