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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

AaEu quotations were follows.
Rye-No. >. CSC
Barley-fS n sec.
TtmOthy-Sf00 n5lp.
CloNer-SiO.OO0 l3.Op.
fork-S22.75.
Lard-9lO.Og
Ribs-Sll.75 SOFAS.
CHICAGO. July 3-Hogs-Receipts
i4vVv head; weak suik SA4gnsu..
nsht $3.50 "a s.l5, mixed 6OfIgl5.
heavy ss,50a gl5; rough SS5Ou 500:
Cattle---Receipts $500 bead: Glow
reeves Stt0 1000. steers S6.40mEa5:
stockers and feeders S5.6O4s Dol. cows
and heifers 3S.s50 s.25; calves $3.50
Sheep-Receipts 10. 600 head. steady
sheep !5.l5 q $50, yearlinFs S5.5OHG.61.
lambs So O0N sos.
FlTTSBUR Pa. July 23-Caule.
steady supply light Choice Ss25Hg tO,
prime $500 300.
Shcep-S trongi supply light Prime
Netners $500 5.75. culls and commons
$500 ~ 400; lambs s. nOff 500
Veal caIvez-&1O 90 "a 1850
Hogs SLOW receipts light prfrra
heav les ts.4b, mediums heavy and light
workers and pigs $500 9.I5. rouEhs
&s.OOW S.35.
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tl)-Transfer books close July 22 for
- cash dividend payable August Isl.
Fidelity Local Stocks.
WHEELING. ". Va. July %. IL
N1rrected daiiy for the Intelligence
STOCKS. Par. Bid.f ASK. N, 8
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t)-Transfcr books close July 81 Tor
. per cent cash dividend payable Au-
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was of white gardcnias ana lilies OF
tho valley.
Iittlo Miss Margaret Page Lee, n
cousin of the bride, was her maid Of
honor and only attendant. She wore
dainty white lingerie frock with white
ribbons and carried an armful of white
marguerites. Tho groom's best man
was Charles Rose, of Charleston, s. C.
Following the marriage n reception
vas held. Among the out .of-town
guests present were Mrs. Miles p. Refo,
of Charleston. S. c., mother OF tho
groom; Mrs. Henry Refo, of Chester.
S c.; Miss Alice Lee of Windsor"
Powhatan County, and Douglas Carter
Lee, of Richmond.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Beck announce
the engagement and approaching mar
riaSc of their daughter. Regina Anna,
to Frank Lawrence Eckert. the core
mony to take place on Wednesday
morning at Z o'clock In St Mary's
trip, Mr.. Eckert ana his bride will re-
side at 12C Fifth Avenue, Highland
Park.
Mrs. saunders Entcrtnins.
Mrs. Darrell Saunders entertained in
her new home. THE Heights" at
Crcwc. on Tuesday evening in honor Of
Miss Adelaide Ryan, OF Richmond
Cards and dancing amused tho guests
Those present were Mesdames Graham
Lane. McIavish, Henry Lee. LeGrandc
Harper. Vaidon, Kincheloe. Crammis
and saunders; Misses Mary Grahan,,
Nannie Nicholson, Lorraine Lano. Petro
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$1.50 Skirt and Camisole com
bined, trimmed in Oriental inser-
ton, finished with Nal. lace and
ribbon. Flounce on skirt formed
OF insertion and edge joined with
Swiss insertion. $1.OO.
$3.50 Tango Pajama. of batiste
In all white, trimmed in bands Of
pink and blue. Ribbon fastening.
800.
$1.00 Combinations. Corset
Cover, Drawers and Skirt, lace and
embroidered trimmed. Slightly
mussed. Assorted sizes and styles.
60c.
$1.25 Princess Combination Cor
set Cover and Knickerbocker.
trimmed in linen insertion and
edge. joined with beading, trim
med with ribbon. soc.
$3.50 Combination Corset Cover
and Circular Drawers. Beautifully
trimmed in French Val. insertion,
beading and edge. joined with
Swiss beading. Ribbon finished.
$1.OO.
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7 Undermuslin to Be Sold for $4,000
Just for the Youngster

A dress store. 1t is
planned and arranged es-
pecially for children, with
people at their service who
know children, love chill
dren and are especially
trained to wait upon chill
dren.
Russian Dress OF white lawn,
kmono styles. Deep belt, trim
med in white, navy and red picot
edge. 2ito 6 years. Soc.
S1.50 Lingerie Dresses Of fine
sheer lawn, beautifully trimmed in
Val, joined with pin tucks.
Others OF allover Swiss embroid-
cry. 2 to 6 years. S1.OO.
$500 Lingerie Dress of fine
quality lawn. Front Of Swiss en-
broidery. Sleeves and belt tucked.
Pleated skirt. 6 to IA years.
$f.25.
$500 and $500 Lingerie
Dresses OF fine sheer batiste, yokes
of net. Front trimmed in French
Val. and hand embroidery. Fancy
short sleeves. Pleated. tucked
skirt. 6 to IA years. S1.0S.
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and Mrs. Francis. became tho bride of
f;nsisn Miles Pernentcr Refo. Jr.. u.
S. N. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Per-
menter Refo. of Charleston. S. c.
Niles Francis. who is n niece Of Mrs.
Willis. is also a grandnicce of the late
General Robert L. Lee.
Tho home was beautifully decorated
with most original scheme of dog
wood branches in wicker vases, sprays
of lilacs and softly shaded lights.
The altar was draped with rare old
crepo shawls of softest texture ami
ivory shade, antique heirlooms of the
family. 1t held the brass candlesticlss
with lighted candles, the silver vases
OF dogwood and the tall brass cross
y bank of palms fanlked this bridal
bower
Tho dining room was Respondent
with white lilacs in wicker bask e Is
and silver candlcsticks with golden
yellow shades.
An orchestra played the wedding
march and furnished music throughout
the evening. The ceremony was per
formed ar $ O'Clock by Rev. Francis C.
Steinmetz, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church. Tho bride entered the draw
ing groom with her cousin, Douglas
Carter Lee, who gave her away. She
was attired in n white crepe meteor,
embroidered in pearls and point lace,
with 4 tulle veil fastened with crown
OF orange blossoms and lace and bear
ing across Its top n spray OF pearls
which has been worn by tho brides of
three gcnera lions. A pearl bracelet Of
equal age and significance adorned tho
arm Of tho bride. Her shower bouquet
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Blouses, $1.98

Again we have gather
ed into the Blouse Section
all the newest and pref
test Blouses at their
price.
Some Of these are such
excellent values that we
shall not be able to dupli-
cate them under $500 and
$500. Please note that
the description is the last
word in Blouse fashion.
Blouses lacy and fluffy. Band
OF shadow lace joined with en-
broidered marquisettc. Some with
high Gladstone collars. others with
ruffling ut neck. $1.0S.
s2.5O Blouses, In low Dutch and
high neck styles. Made of fine
material, beautifully trimmed in
Val. and shadow lace. Others
daintily hand embroidered. S1.5O.
BASEMENT.
Copies Of $500 and $500 Blouses.
Blouses of marquisette. wolfe
and batiste and crepe. beautifully
trimmed In shadow. Oriental, Val.
lace, and embroideries. Loose,
fluffy styles, with drop shoulders.
Others in colors and figured mar
quisette, with fancy shape collars.
$1.Oo.
Blouses sold up to s2.00.
Quite a few Blouses slightly
stock handled, In V, Dutch and
high. necks, in some of our pref.
tiest styles. 45c.
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Special for Infants

Long and Short Dresses and
Skirts especially priced for May
Sale.
Infants Short and Long Slips.
Hemstitched rufilo in neck and
sleeves. Long 1 and years. 25c.
Infants Long Dresses of main
sock. Yokes of embroidery, I'm
ished with Val. lace In neck and
sleeves. 6Oc.
Infants Long Dresses Of fine
nainsook, Jokes formed of fine
tucks, Swiss insertion, Val. lace in
neck and sleeves. roc.
Infants Long Dresses of sheer
batiste. Jokes formed OF Val. in
sertion Joined with feather stitch
Ing and French knots. $1.25.
Infants Short Dress of lawn,
yoke embroidered. Joined with
beading, finished with Val. lace.
l and 2 years. soc.
Infants Short Dress of MAIN
sock. yoke OF hemstitching and
pin tucks. Trimmed in beading
and lace. ! and years. 75c.
Infants Dress of lawn, square
neck and short sleeves. Trimmed
In insertion, Joined with feather
stitching. Skirt trimmed In inser-
ton. 1 and 2 years. $1.0O.
Infants Long Skirts Of main
sock. Deep hem, pin tucked. Soc.
Infants Long Skirt of MAIN
sock, tucked and trimmed In Val.
insertion and edge. $1.OO.
Infants Princess Skirts of lawn.
Deep hem and tucks. / and Q
years. 75c.
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Mrs. Martin for Some time before re-
turning to Virginia
Gintcr Park Concert.
On Tuesday evening ut o'clock in
the Ginter Park Assembly Hall will
be held an interesting concert for the
benefit of Pine Camp. Tho entertain
ment Is under the patronage of the
Ginter Park Woman's Club md the
artists for the evening Include Mrs.
Edward Van Ripper. soprano; Mrs.
Thomas Whittet, contralto: Joseph
Whittemorc. tenor; Norman Call, bari
tone. and Shepherd Webb as accom-
PIANIST. The following program will
he given:
where Are You Going~. .caldicott
Quartet.
Tho Kings Prayer" from 'Lohen-
grin '''' NJ 81, Wagner
Home to Our Mountains" Verdi
Mr.. Whittemore and Mrs. whittet.
"a birthday Song. Woodmnn
Mrs. Van Ripper.
La Forza Del Dcstnir". Verdi
Mr. Whittemore and Mr.. Call
Quartet from "Rigoletto". Verdi
"Sapphic Odo" Brahms
Mrs. Thomas Whittet.
lf1 No. ron Wa, F n,a ~; .Gounod
and Mr.. Call.
For You Alone" .auhl
Mr.. Whittcmoro.
Quartet. Goodnight" .Pinsuti
nefo--Irrnncis.
Tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
y. Willis. Jr., in Norfolk, was Tuesday
night the scenc OF n beautiful wedding,
when Miss Mildred Leo Francis, daugh-
ter OF tho latc DIR. John Taylor francis
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hundreds of children have hockcd to
see in New York and Washington and
other cities, is taken from tho
book written by Mrs. Frances IIodgson
Barnett.
About thiTty-five Richmond children
have been cast for tho parts in mo
play.
Tuesday afternoon. at 4 o'clock. an
Informal reception is to be given at
the Jefferson for the three child ac-
tors who will take the leading parts
and for the members OF tho chapter.
Entertaining Distinguished Guests.
My. ana Mrs. Lucian Howard Cooke
have issued invitations to large
reception to be given at thcir home
Cock e%pur," in honor OF tho Woo
President and Mrs. Marshall, to-luor-
row afternoon. from 8 to 1870 O'clock
Many other notable functions have
been planned to honor tho visit OF tho
diN'incuishcd guests a number or
invitations for Mr. and Mrs. Cooke els
reccr'ion have been received In Rich
ln"nd
Al Old FONT.
MIS-. J. Lee Koiner and her daueh-
ter, Miss Marie Eoiner, accompanied
by Miss Margaret Lowe. arc spending
ihc week end at tho Chamberlin Hoo
eel OLD Point Comfort. and attended
the hop there last evening. They will
return 10 Richmond Tomorrow
Returned Ia West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Eastwood, who
have been on visit to MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. y. Martin. OF New York CITY, have
returned 10 their home at West Point
Mrs. j. Brantiey Bray, of Wakcma,
who accompanied Mr.. and Mrs East
wood TO New York, will remain with
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s2.00 Teddy Bear Combination.
Beautifully trimmed in German
Val. edge and insertion. medallion
and ribbon. Fancy trimmed
drawers. $1.5O.
$500 Knickerbocker Combine
ton, beautifully trimmed in Ger
man Val. insertion and edge.
S1.5O.
$500 Combination I[imono
Sleeve Corset Cover and Drawers.
Trimmed in tlsh-eye Val, edge and
insertion. Beading at waist. Lace
trimmed drawers. S1.0S.
$500 Combination Corset Cover
and Knickerbockers Made very
lacy, with French Val. insertion,
edge and beading. With two rows
or satin ribbon. Knickerbockers
trimmed to match. sos.
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75c Gowns Of longcloth. Full
and roomy, trimmed in linen edge
and beading. Ribbon run. to
IA years. High and V neck. SOC.
$500 Gowns of fine nainsook.
Yokes of Mederia embroidery. Fin
ished with Val. lace and ribbon.
to Ia years. zoe.
Knickerbocker Drawers of cam
brio. Embroidery trimmed. 2 to
6 years. Extra quality. 26c.
Children's Drawers, lace and
embroidery trimmed. Joined with
pin tucks. to IL years. Extra
quality. 25c.
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$3.50 Petticoats of cambria,
deep fiounce OF embroidery, joined
with Swiss embroidery. $3.50.
$500 Petticoats Of nainsook,
deep fiounce Of pleated plat Val.
finished with bands of 1ilet inser-
ton and ribbon. S1.98.
$500 Petticoats of nainsook,
with deep flounce formed Of ORR
entail 1aces and insertion joined
with Swiss beading and ribbon.
S2.08.
$500 Petticoats of nainsool,,
flounce formed of Swiss medal
lions, with inserts of fine French
Val. Beautifully trimmed with
ribbon. $3.0S.
$500 Petticoats of fine quality
batistc. Deep fiounce formed of
net and princess lace, with me-
dalton insertion, finished with
ribbon. $500.
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15c Drawers. 1870. Made of
cambria. Hemstitched hem and
tucks. 2 to IL years.
3sc Children's Skirts. tucked
with hounce. trimmed In lace and
embroidery. to IA years. zoe.
s1.25 Princess Slips. yokes of
Mederia embroidery. trimmed in
linen edge, skirt with hounce,
tucked and trimmed in linen edge.
ID. 16 and Is years. SOC.
csc Drawers. waist of cambria.
t" rows of buttons. hose sup
porters attached. to II years.
25c.
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May Sale of
COrsets

One of these models en-
braces all of the new tango
features. Low bust, elastic
top, long hip and four garters.
A $500 Corset at $3.50.
Sacrificing of odds and ends,
in styles which range in price
up to $500, will be sold at
$1.1e.
Basement Corsets, special at
49c. Following makes: Kauf-
mann, c. B., Warner and
American Lady. Some of
these sold as high as $500.
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Italian Silk
Underwear

This Silk Underwear
has been marked unusual
ly low in price.
$500 Italian Silk Boomers, In
white, pink and blue. Finished
with elastic belt and waist band.
$1.O8.
Italian Silk Vest, in white and
pink. finished with crochet neck,
band and sleeves. Run with wash
ribbon. Extra value. $1.5O.
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Wornen's
Union Suits

Gauze Union Suits. Lace trim
med pants. 25c.
Gauze Union Suits. cuff lace and
shell trimmed. soc.
Lisle Union Suits, crochet neck.
silk tape run. Lace trimmed or
tight knee. S1.OO.
Children's Gauze Vests, 12]ac
and 25c.
Children's Gauze Drawers Waist,
two rows buttons, hose supporter
attachment. 15c.
e. q. Union Suits for boys and
girls. DOC.
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Crepe Decline


/AAASA w Sok
$500 Princess Combinations,
forming camisoles and drawers of
crepe de chine, in white and pink.
Trimmed in German Val. and in
sertion. $500.
$500 Petticoat of crepe de
chine, white and pink. Flounce
formed of shadow lace, insertion
and edge. Ribbon trimmed.
S3.OS.
$500 Petticoats, OF white and
pink. Deep lacy flounce formed
in pIeated Val, with band Of me-
dallion run with ribbon. Bow at
side. $500.
$3.50 Camisole OF crepe de
chine, in white and pink. Made
lacy with inserts Of insertion, fin
ished with lace and ribbon. St.0S.
$1,000 Gown of crepe de chine,
white and pink. Tucked in tiny
tucks to form fullness front and
back. Trimmed in fine Val. lace
and ribbon. S6.0S.
$3.50 China Silk Gowns, in
white, pink and blue. Empire and
kimono styles. Made lacy and
becoming. Trimmed in net frills,
laces and ribbons. S3.0S.
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For Warm Summer
Days Predicted (Excep1
tional Values in Street
and House Dresses)

S1.5O Dresses Of chambray and
Bingham, in solid colors and
stripes. Collar and cuffs of solid
colored linen, scalloped edgei
Pearl buttons. "a to AS. S1.OOl
Dress OF wolfe and lawn, III
flower and striped pattern. Beau!
tifully trimmed in many stylish
ways. with shadow lace and Vail
Black velvet and ribbon girdlesl
Some sold as high as $500 now
$f.9S.
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Drawers.

Fashionable women are now
adopting this new fashion innoya-
ton.
Toe Knickerbockers OF check
muslin. trimmed. in linen edge and
beading ribbon. SOC.
S1.25 Knickerbockers Of MAIN
sock, in linen medallions and In
sertion. With Swiss beading and
ribbon. soc.
SI.50 Knickerbockers OF batiste.
Trimmed in shadow lace and In
sertfon. Ribbon bows. $1.OO.
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Turpin. Adelaide Ryan. Hilda and Au-
drey Hurt, Addie NJ. Edwards, Marion
Violet DuHnavant and Sebon; Messrs.
ii. e. Lee. Clarence Iiincheloe. Walden,
DR.. Warmer, c. Jones, Walter slay-
ton. NJ. Matthews and Horner Mann.
Tho parlors wero decorated In lilies
and ferns.
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75c Kimono Gowns OF cambria,
yokes OF Swiss insertion. Trim
med in linen edge. soc.
$1.00 Gowns OF longcloth, yokes
and sleeves trimmed In Swiss in
sertion, finished with linen edge
and ribbon. zoe.
S1.25 Gown OF nainsook, EN-
pire styles. trimmed in Swiss en-
broidery and lace. Finished with
ribbon. SOC.
$1.50 Gowns Of nainsook, En-
pire style, very lacy, witt deep
yokes OF Swiss and Val. Insertion,
medallions and ribbon. Fancy
short sleeves. $1.OO.
$1.o0 Crepe Gowns, in white,
pink and blue. trimmed in linen
edge or figured crepe. zoe.
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Knickerbockers
and Drawers

3Sc Knickerbockers, finished
with bands OF embroidery and rib
bon. 25c.
38c Circular Drawers, lace and
embroidery trimmed. 25c.
26c Corset Covers. trimmed in
Cluny and ribbon. "a to A. 1Oc.
3Sc Corset Covers. lace and en-
broidery trimmed. "a to "A. 25c.
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Gowns of Lingerie

$3.50 Gowns of nainsook, trim
med in lace and fine Swiss en-
broidery. S1.5O.
$500 Gowns Of fine nainsook,
made lacy with French Val, plat
VAL. shadow lace and nets. Rib
bon trimmed. $1.9s.
$500 Gowns Of batiste and main
sook. Empire and kimono styles,
beautifully trimmed in Swiss lace,
Val. Cluny and Swiss medallions.
sos.
$500 Gowns of nainsook
Made lacy, fluffy and becoming
with princess. Oriental, shadow
and French Val. lace. Ribbon fin
ished. S3.08.
$500 Gowns. prettier than ever
before, In beautiful combination
laces, designed in pretty patterns.
Ribbon trimmed. $500.
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Chernise for
Women

75c Women's Chemise, of long
cloth. Trimmed in Val. edge and
insertion. soc.
S1.00 Women's Chemise of long
cloth. Trimmed in linen edge and
insertion, Joined with wide Swiss
insertion. 70c.
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Corset Covers

Pretty and lacy styles to be
worn under your very thin blouses.
75c Corset Cover, trimmed In
embroidery. Val. and ribbon. soc.
S1.00 Corset Cover Of fine MAIN
sock, trimmed in French Val. and
Swiss medallions. 75c.
$3.50 Corset Covers Of fine ba-
tiste, beautifully designed S1.OO
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75c Petticoats OF cambria, dou-
BILE front panel, scalloped HON.
Doc.
$1.00 Petticoats OF longcloth,
deep tiounce formed of Oriental
lace and insertion. Joined with
Swiss insertion. roc.
S1.25 Petticoat OF longcloth,
flounce Of pointed shadow lace, fin
ished with ribbon. soc.
$3.50 Petticoat of nainsook,
deep pleated flounce OF shadow
lace joined with Swiss beading run
with wash ribbon. S1.OO.
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Fashion First
Always

With this idea in mind and with such instructions to
buyers what has brought into the lelght of Rich
mond Kaufmann's apparel More than ever before has
Dame Fashion favored lingerie and negigee, and with
this in mind (along with economical prices and well made
merchandise it has been custom put sale every
May thousands Of dainty garments such undermuslns
shirt waists, corsets, neggees, ETC.
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Basement Sale of White

Purchasers buying their supply of under
muslin will find great saving of time and price in visiting
the many tables of white in our basement
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Children's Underwear

True to our motto we neglect little sister You
and Princess Slips
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Underwear at $3.50
Reduction

Includes many attractive sample garments as well
our stock of Underwear from the third floor
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WasAG!ss@nNNGGo
$4,000 Worth of
Gauze
Underwear

Underwear
and elastic. 1Oc each.
Gauze Vest, fine ribbed, crochet
neck and silk tape. 15c each.
Lfsle Vest, in narrow and wide
ribbed, sheer and elastic. 25c
each.
Extra size Vest in gauze, 15c
and 20c.
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/. ta) ''Nocht und Traume"
tb) go Sleep. why Doest Thou
Leave Me-. ..... Handel
tc) soft Footed snow
Sigurd Lie
(d) La Belle du Roi". Holmes
Mrs. Guigon.
IL The Magic Song"
Meyer Helmund
NYith violin Obligatory
Mrs. Guigon.
III Romance" ........... beethoven
Miss Reinhardt
~. Hird Songs. Liza Lehman
(a> The WoOdpigeon."
tb) The Startling"
fc) The Yellowhammer."
(d) THE Wrenn."
(c) THE Owl"
Mrs. Guigon.
V. (a) "Andantino"
Martini Kreislcr
tb) German Dance. .Dittersdosf
+ tc) Through the snow" Burleigh
Miss Reinhardt.
VI. fa) .T3erceuso" ...... Chaminade
OBJ LITE" ..... .Chaminadd
Mrs. Guigon.
Hncketry-PacLetty House.
Rehearsals for the "Racketty- Pack
city House. to be given here May 10,
20. Fl, % and %. began last week. and
are going forward rapidly under the
direction Of Clinton Hamilton. This
fascinating play. with fashionable liz
Tie girls ana boys as the actresses and
actors, viii be given under the patron
age Of the Daughters OF the American
revolution. ann IS for tho benefit OF
The Ragged Mountain Mission. The
children are dolls and the story of this
charming play. which hundreds and
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-17

John A. Perdue at the Perdue home
in Inman Park.
Miss Jane Cooper has returned
home after spending some time with
Miss Anne Anderson in Augusta.
Miss Anderson Is debutante this
winter, and while Miss Cooper was
with her Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Phini-
~ gave the debut party for Miss An
derson.
Mr. and Mrs j. Calhoun Clarke will
leave next week for Palm Beach, Flo,
where they will remain some time.
Before returning home they will go to
Havana and the Isle of Pines small
island in the Caribbean Sea near
Cuba.
Miss Tommie Perdue is the guest
of Miss Paula Garrison in Houston.
Texas Miss Garrison visited Misses
Perdue here last spring and received
charming attentions during several
weeks. The army inspector in Gal
weston and his wife have invited Miss
Garrison and Miss Perdue to join
them on their private ship in port
there for a houseboat party