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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-01-07
Jesse Swango. $6.74.'


lin Faulkner, $1425.
Tharp, VIM, 3 &C. adj. G.
Caudle, $1.49.
chatham, Sill, 40 ac. adj. X.
Willoughby, $6,6s.
( Martin, j. p, 200 ac. adj. Alvin
Hon, 1927.
holland, A. b., adj. Geo Reddix,
| $12.S9.
Pitts, Alfred, rs &C. adj. John
Smith, 1914.
Willoughby, Andy, so ac. adj
g. Pelfrey, $4.47.
Webb, Jno., IS &C. adj. j. p.
Lewis, $4.75.
Rogers Chapel Precinct.
Billings, Otis, so &C. adj. Cliff
Martin, 1896.
Drake, Grover, so ac. adj.
Marcus Rogers, $5.1S.
Goodwin, Frank, SO ac. adj.
Robert Bellamy, 1914.
Hall, H. H., so ac.. adj. j. b.
Rogers, $442.
Harris, Ben, so ac. adj. VIM.
Sparks, $5.19.
Brandinburg, JAS, IS &C. adj.
Geo. Lyle, 1913.
Howell, Jas. NJ, 40 &C. adj.
Reuben Grove, $4.31.
Howell, Louis, j., 80 ac. adj.
Thos. Howell, 1856.
Meadows, T. g., Guardians. so
&C. adj. j. B. Rogers, $1.90.
Meadows, A. j., 60 &C. adj. Fred
kinser, $4.56.
Naples, Charles, 253 &C. adj. p.
H. Howell, 1892.
Powell, VIM, 35 &C. adj. Preston
johnson, $4.85.
Patton, Jasper, Jr., 35 &C. adj.
Jasper Patrick, $5.19.
Roberts. David. IS &C. adj. Jas.
Rogers, $5.1S.
Roberts, j. H., 81 &C. adj. Dave
Roberts,, 1892.
Townsend, Melvin, IS &C. adj.
Joe Mullins, $4.IZ.
Townsend, Sarah, 40 &C. adj.
JAS Martin. $2.76.
WATSON, John, 80 &C. adj. p. H.
Howell, $4.11.
Slade Precinct.
Clay City Precinct.
Belts, j. T., &C. Clay City lot,
5000.
Ballard, j. w. B., $500.
u. .7 sqco Clint, &C. Clay City
Burgher, W. r., 10 &C. adj. Geo.
PAISLEY.
Bali, VIM, 2 &C. Clay City lots,
1922.
RHrker, VIM, l &C. Clay City
lot, $3.50.
Brush, Cas-, 8 &C. Clay City lots,
1887.
Bedford, A. NJ, S &C. adj. VIM.
Wade, 1928.
Curry, Brown & Snyder, 10 &C.
adj. Bert Eaton, $3.50.
Curtis, S. j. B., adj. Bud Park
er, 1891.
Curtis, Mamie b., $3.o6.
Duncan, c. w., 2 &C. Clay City
lots, 1885.
Devere, M. G. B., near Clay
City, $4.1S.
Frazier, John, 200 &C. adj. j. B.
Patton, 1912.
Hammonds, Eliza, 9 &C. Clay
City lots, $4.18.
s4.O6.
1885.
Muncy, Robt., IL &C. adj. Chas.
Smith, 1904.
Mastin, Thos., 10 &C. adj. M.
Sholl, 1913.
MsDel, s. NJ, 1872 &C. adj. Led
lord Howell, $23.26.
Neal, John Hiram, $50 &C. adj.
.. H. Fuller, 1927.
Neal, Caroline, heirs, / &C. Clay
Jity lot, $5.45.
Patton, ALT, l &C. Clay City lot,
s6.42.
Prewitt, Amanda, rs &C. adj.
John Bowles, $1.78.
Rucker, Abner, 3 lots, $4.52.
Risen, Mrs. Sarah B., $3.50.
Richardson, Margaret, l Clay
;ity lot, $4.18.
Smith, Thos., IL &C. 1896.
Ringo, VIM, 8 &C. Clay City
OTIS, $4.18.
ROGERS. w. ~, s &C. Clay City
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-12-24
BRITISH GRANT
INCREASE OF MEN
WITH THE INCREASE COME
CHANGES IN HIGHER
COMMAND.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-After an all
night debate the house of commons
early today granted an increase of
100000 men in the British army,
bringing up its strength on paper to
100000.
With the increase come changes In
higher command. Lieut. Gen. Robert
son, chief Of the general STAFF. having
been recalled from France to become
chief of the imperial staff in London
in place Of Leut-Gen. Murray, who
is about to receive an important com.
mand. These changes are accepted
here as indicating closer cooperation
among the allies on the western
front.
10 1
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Connie Hight to Miss Nora Eliza
beth Frank
Tom P. Harris to Miss Clara Sed
berry.
Ben Yowell to Bertha McCrady.
Walter Adcock to Ollie Richard
son.
r. W, Terrell to Miss Lula Hicks
Eddie Frank Robertson to Mis-,
Kathleen Hope Reid.
Richard Nolen to Miss Bessie Hen,
derson.
Herbert Brown toMiss Josephine
Patton.
Lucius Chappell to Pearl Sham.
M. N. Foster to Elizabeth Douglas.
M. v. Estes to Bessie Hines.
Sam s. Little to Ola Casper.
Clarence G. Hobbs to Cornelia Pat.
ty Richardson.
Bruce Gray to Daisy Green,
James Truett to Lucinda Potts.
William B. walbert to Mabel Graca
Vaughn.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Miss Matte Park.

Miss Matte Park, daughter of Geo.
W. Park, Of Parks Station, and who
has been an invalid for many years,
died at her home early today after be.
ing critically i'll for several weeks.
Miss Park was about forty.three
years of age and was a devout mem.
Der OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church from childhood. She is sur.
vived by five brothers, E. ]. and Har.
dy Park, Of Culleoka, George and
Cord Park. of Columbia, and Guy, Of
Texas. and three sisters. Misses An.
ME, Katie and Brownie Park. The
funeral services we're held this after.
noon at 5 O'Clock by Rev. J. M. Rob
ison at Pleasant Mount church.
oakes & Nichols, funeral directors,
In charge.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-12-24
SOCIETY.
Clubs Entertaineo.

Mesdames ]. Bell Farmer and Jesse
Tomlinson were the joint hostesses
OF delightful meeting of the Cosmo.
pohtan and Plaisir Clubs at the
Wilkes Place, the historic old home
OF the Farmers at Culleoka on Wed.
nesday afternoon. The Christmas
idea was most artistically suggested
IN the score cards and holly and mis-.
uetoe were profusely used in the de.
corations in the living room and din.
ing room. A delicious salad course
also emphasized the color motif
Rock was played.
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NO MEETING OF
TEACHERS JAN. 1
SESSION WILL NOT BE HELD UN.
TIL THE FIRST SATURDAY
IN FEBRUARY.

On account Of the Christmas holi.
days there will be no January meet
ing of the Maury county teachers as
ISOLATION. This meeting was to have
been held onSaturday, January /, but
that will be during the school holi-
days in the county when many of the
teachers will be away from home en-
joying their vacations hence the
change. The teachers will have their
next regular meeting on the first Sat
urdsy of February. The program for
that occasion will be announced later.
The change was decided upon at a
conference held today by County Su-
perintendent Graham, Prof. Lee
Thomas, the president and other
teachers.
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FosterDouglas.

Miss Elizabeth Douglas and Maui
rice Foster were married Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock at Frierson
Memorial Manse, Rev. w. T. Spears
officiating Miss Emma Sowen was
flower girl and Miss Mary Holt was
ribbon bearer.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in tailored suit with hat to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster left at $40 Wed.
nesday night for Chattanooga and
after January l they will be at home
to their friends at their home on High
street.
Mrs. Foster has been connected with
Anderson Bros. & Foster for several
years and is one of the most popular
girls in the city. Mr. Foster is prom.
inently connected with McLemore
mills. A large number of friends of
the young couple went to the depot
to wish them a pleasant trip.
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Mutual Benefit Club.

Miss Minnie Hickman entertained
the Mutual Benefit Club at her home
on the Mooresville pike. The house
was beautifully decorated in holly.
Miss Rees gave several piano selec-
lions and several solos. During the
afternoon bon bons we're served and
at late hour dainty ice course was
served. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Farsier.
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where she has been attending the
southwestern University.
Miss Fannie Bostick, of Mt. Pleas.
ant, was in the city Saturday,
Misses Kate and Lula Wright, of
Glendale, were in the city this morn.
ing.
Mrs. Ada Murray and Mrs. Clar.
ence Harmon are spending the day In
, Nashville.
Miss Fannie Mai Garner has re-
turned from a delightful visit to De-
catur, Ala.
r. w. Dixon, of Groveland, will
move to Giles county, with his fami.
ly, on Jan. l.
Miss Annie Putnam, a student of
Ward-Belmont, is spending the Christ
mas holidays with Mass Laura Nc
Ribbon, of Culleoka.
Misses Margaret Greenlaw and Zu.
lena Brownlow, of the Kentucky Col
lege for Women, are spending the
Christmas holidays with their par
ents.
Mrs. Albert Calvin Burke has re-
turned from two weeks stay in Chi
cago to spend the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Shelton.
Rev. r. B. Capers was in Nashville
Monday ON business.
DIR. E. F. Dance spent Sunday in
Lynnville with friends.
Miss Minnie Hickman has gone to
Nashville to spend the holidays.
Miss e. NJ Petty, of Salt Lake City,
has been visiting Mrs. C. A. Brown.
Mrs. C. A. Brown spent several
days last week in Nashville and
Franklin on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Holt, formerly
Of the Culleoka vicinity, have moved
to Dallas, Texas, where Mr. Holt has
entered the employ of the Southern
Express Company. They are highly
pleased with their new home.
Frank Sowell spent Sunday in Mt.
Pleasant.
Lon Reed was in the city Monday
IN business.
]. Y. Matthews, of Lynnville, spent
Sunday in Columbia.
Miss Vera Sowel has returned from
Tennessee College at Murfreesboro to
'pend the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. E. ]. Park. of Culleoka, was
n the city Monday. Z
Mrs. James Parrish, of Darks Mill,
vas in Columbia Monday shopping.
Misses Mary and Leslie McCarty
re home from school for the holi-
lays. j
Berry Evans, of montgomery, is
listing his mother and family for the
Mrs. ]. NJ. Cooper and Mrs. James
)ale, of Andrews, are in the city do
ng their Christmas shopping.
Misses Lula and Ruth Scott are {
ONE from Tennessee College to
pend the holidays with their parents. +,
Maury Tomlinson, Of North Caro-
ma, is spending the holidays with Q
is parents, Col and Mrs. Jesse
omlinson. '
Mr.. and Mrs Ben Pullen and fami-
went down two miles below VIII t
amsport in the Greenfield Bend to v
se their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. p
lesley Wise, and other relatives.
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LObeJones.

Many friends here of Louis Loeb.
former member of the board of alder.
men and a popular citizen, will be
interested to know that he was mar
rled this week in Nashville to Miss
Sadie Jonas, of that city. Mr.. Loeb
moved to the capital city something
over year ago and is one of the
most successful business men of that
city His old friends here will wish
Tor him much happiness and prosper
ity.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-12-24
c. M. A. Dance.

The faculty of the Columbia Mill.
tary Academy entertained the student
body with dance given in the main
auditorium Wednesday night Be
sides the students, all of the young.
er set in the city were invited and a
most enjoyable evening was spent.
The hall was decorated in flags of
the nations and green vines and cedar
twigs prevailed everywhere. Music
was furnished by the C. NJ. A. orches.
ira. Many of the older citizens were
present but did not participate in the
dance. The hours were from $50 to
2 o'clock.
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in Pulaski.
I, E. Gordon will spend Christina
at Sardis, Miss.
Miss Laura Page is visiting rel,
tives in the country.
MI and Mrs. N. N. Nicholson ar
spending Christmas in the country
Claude Mclean, of Lawrencehnro
is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. j An
Dleton.
Miss Fannie Howell, of McCains
was IN the city doing Christmas shop
= ednesday.
Miss Nell Coleman, of Antioch i.
spending the Christmas HOLIDAYS with
her mother.
r. r. Frakes left last night for Gal
latin' Tenn, to spend the HOLIDAYS
with relatives.
l. ). Crawford of Nashville. will
arrive tomorrow to spend Christmas
WIN relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Guest of Atlanta, Ca, are visiting
Columbia relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Regen will leave
friday for Mooresville, Ala, to visit
their mother, Mrs. Barley
returned from Dobb's Ferry. New
YORK to spend the holidays with her
parents, Maj. and Mrs. Robert L. Nc
Kinney.
Miss Celia Schubert, of Nashville
was in Columbia Thursday.
W. B. Greenlaw, Jr., arrives Sunday
morning to spend the HOLIDAYS with
home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edward
Guest, of Atlanta, Ga, are visiting
relatives in Columbia.
Miss Margaret Atwood left Thurs
day for Franklin to spend the Christ
mas holidays with relatives.
Mrs. Ruttle and daughter have ar
rived for visit to Mrs. j. B. Wilkins
and other friends during the HOLIDAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Tompkins
and daughters, of Murfreesboro. are
visiting Misses Mary and Rahanca
Carpenter.
Judge E. H. Hatcher left today for
montgomery where he will send
Christmas with his daughter and
grand children.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Williams and
son, of Birmingham, are spending the
holidays with Mrs Williams father.
v D. Cameron.
Mrs. Joe Nicholson and D. Vaughn
viii leave Friday for Decatur to spend
he Christmas holidays with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank G. Cook. !
Mr. and Mrs. j, R. Buchanan will
cave tomorrow for Pulaski where
hey will spend the holidays with rel.
ltiyes and friends.
Mrs. b. B. Bond and charming
Miss Antinette, of New. /;
'ort, Ark, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
I. NJ Dedman and family.
Misses May and Ruth Burns return
onight from Georgia to spend the
christmas holidays with their par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Burns.
Mrs B. B. Bond and attractive
aughter, Miss Antionette of New
'ort, Ark, are spending the Christmas
olidays with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
)edman
Miss Elizabeth Yeager, of Danville,
~, comes Sunday morning to be the
uest of Misses Julema Brownlow
nd Margareta Greenlaw for the re-
lainder Of the week.
Little Buster Pickard, who has
cen visiting his grandfather, A. H. y
hields, has gone to Dyersburg, to
lin his mother From there they
Ill go to their home in Jackson. !
[iss. v
Miss Margaret Greenlaw returned
lie afternoon from a visit to Miss
lille Atchison in Nashville, whose
lest she was at the dance given by
ISIS Atchison Tuesday night at the .
entennial Club.
D
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-12-24
PERSONAL

Miss Ida Scott, of Lynnville, wa
the city Wednesday.
Hrs. ] H. Ledbetter is visiting II
Pleasant
Hrs, ALI Nicholson left Thursda!
anng for Nashville for a visit.
Mrs Fred Gamble was in Nashville
inesday.
ar and Mrs. Arch Lipscomb visited
Ehyille Wednesday.
Hiss Estelle Neville was in Nash
/ Wednesday.
Hiss Mary Lou McMinn, of Carriers
HE was in the city Wednesday.
Hiss Bessie Nance, of Lawrence
S was in the city Wednesday.
u and Mrs Charley Gamble spent
anesday in Nashville.
Hiss Eunice Polk has returned after
IN days stay in Nashville.
5, Fleming, Jr., has returned
Lexington, Miss, after a weeks
lss Ada Wooten witnessed 1.-THE
Een Of Allah" in Nashville We'd
Nay
a& Freda Mcclellan left Thurs
morning for Memphis for an ex-
sd visit to relatives.
l@ Sadie Scott was in Nashville
neSday to see the play THE Gar
Of Allah"
n J. B, Dodd, who has been visit
ae mother, Mrs. ]. B. Nicks, has
@a visit to relatives in Berclair,
~ N. A, Smith has returned to
nome in LynnvilIe after a visit
satiVes here.
@ Goad has returned from Shady
's Where he has been for several
Garnett Merrill has returned
aVllle after a visit to Mrs. F.
anbls.
Aahlon Gilbert has returned
Wo weeks visit to her sister,
OOO Jones, in Louisville, KY.
otey Thomas and Mrs. Lizzie
e't this morning for Camp
station to attend the funeral
% Lowery.
zee Lavender has returned to
'ue In Nashville, after several
"Slt to her parents, Mr.. and |
S'gan Reed.
~ Farmer, of Culleoka, is in
aae today.
n. PEBBLES has returned from
70 Alabama.
Ida Scott, of Lynnville, was
thursday.
VIII Howard, of Mt. Pleasant,
Columbia recently.
BESSIE Howard, of Mt. Pleas
. recent visitor In Columbia.
Allen Burke, of Chicago, is
uer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
shrtay. ' "a' - INC
sa,dsy y NApisr' was In 'hs
: n COZ, of Mt. Pleasant
Columbia Saturday.
Aagaret McKennon viii re-
~''y from Georgetown. Tex,
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BIRTHS.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Dfnning
are the proud parents of another fine
young son. who arrived at their home
this week.
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Estes-Hines.

Miss Bessie Hines and M. v. Estes.
OF Cross Bridges, we're married in
Columbia Thursday by ESQ. Guest in
his Office at the court house. The
young couple left Immediately Tor
their home at Cross Bridges.
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Truett. Potts.

MISS Lucinda Potts and James Tru-
ell were married this morning By
Esq. Guest The young couple live
IN Santa Fe and came to Columbia
this morning to be married.
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Bridge Party.

Miss Camille Herndon was the
charming hostess to bridge party Civ.
en- at her beautiful home on Wednes-
DAY afternoon. The home was arts.
ucaliy decorated in green and yellow
with green candles giving the light
for the occasion. Cards were PLAYED
at eight tables during which punch
was served by Mrs Clint Moore, who
was also the winner of the prize.
AT the conclusion of the game. a de.
hghtful two course luncheon was
served, the color scheme of green and
yellow being carried out.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-12-24
For the Grand Jury.

TOT the Grand Jury.
Sheriff and Mrs. ]. Walter Griffin
delightfully."- entertained the members
OF the grand jury at an elegantly ap-
pointed dinner on Wednesday at their
home on Sixth street.
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: lucy returned Sunday afternoon an
MSS Cnrisuana Reed and Willar,
Wise returned with them.
Mrs. FIoy Givans, of Pulaski w..
tn Columbia Tuesday,
MRS. Currey, of Carter's Creek. wa,
IN Columbia Tuesday.
Miss Amy Gardner, of Nashville, i
visiting relatives here.
MISS Stacey, of Bryants Station
spent Tuesday in Columbia
nut and Mrs Sam Akin, of Hamp
shire, are in Columbia TODAY
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Garrett, of Cul
'eoAa' were in the city Tuesday.
Miss Margaret McKennon has "a
turned from the University of Tex.
as to spend the holidays with her
parents.
NAT and Mrs. John T. Mitchell and
son. Baker, Of Spokane, Wash will
arrive Wednesday to spend the holi.
uays with relatives in Columbia.
MISS Charlotte Hughes is visiting
in Nashville.
ben G. Davis, of Spring Hin. was
IN the city Tuesday on business
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Harper of Car.
ter's Creek, we're in Columbia Tnas
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe NJ. Tucker, of
LeWisburg, are visiting relatives IN
Columbia.
Hugh Barker, of Montgomery, Ala.
is spending the holidays with his pa.
rents in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c.. Wilson and lit.
tie son, W. c. Jr., have arrived in Co.
lumbia from Nashville and will spend
the Christmas holidays with Mrs,
Wilson's mother.
A. c. Doggett, formerly of this
county, but for the last few years of
Indiana, has returned to Columbia to
open an insurance agency, he being |
sole agent for the National Insurance
Company. Mr. Doggett, while resid.
ing in Indiana, got home sick for old
Maury and it was impossible for him
to resist the call to his native soil.
Mr.. Doggett was busy this morn.
ing shaking hands with his old
friends and he seems to be overflow
ing with happiness over returning
home" Mr.. Doggett will move to
Columbia and will make this his home
and headquarters.
Mrs. A. 0. McKennon and daughter.
Miss Emma Dean, who have been
relatives in the city, have re-
turned to their home at Howell, Tenn
Robert Duke, of Franklin, spent
Monday with his brother, L. S. Duke.
Miss Sackie Anderson, of Shady
Grove, was in the city shopping on
Tuesday.
Miss Dora Evans, of Culleoka. was
in the cityWednesday.
Mrs. Tom Brown, of Lynnville, was
n the city Wednesday.
Miss Celestine Ayers has returned
o her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. w. l.. Richardson, of Culleo-
IA, was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. j. H. Stephenson, of Mt. Pleas
INT, was in the city Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cayce were
n the city shopping Wednesday.
Dr. Garnett Merrill, of Talledega,
Ala., is here for the Christmas holi-
ays.
Miss Eta Hooker left today for
birmingham to spend the Christmas
olidays.
Miss Inez Barker, of Nashville, is
pending few days with Columbia =
riends.
Andy Zeitler, of Montgomery, Ala,
J inthe cityshaking hands with old :
-iends. y
Mrs. William Major and Master Bill
: Major, and little sister, of Birming- =
am, are spending the Christmas hol- :,
lays with Dr. ]. G. Williamson and -
lmily. =
Mrs. M. B. Smiser, of Culleoka, has .
,turned from Nashville. :"
DR.. George Williamson, Of Nash y
lie is spending the Christmas holi-
avs in Columhia In
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go to their future home at Columbia
Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1915-12-24
Meeting of Music STUDY Club.


The program rendered by the Mu
sic Study Club which met Saturday
afternoon with Miss Minnie Fry was
marked success. The members who
participated in the program did their
parts well and an enjoyable evening
was spent in the study of this great
art.
The progam was as follows:
ta) LIE Tambourin, Rameau: OBJ
Soeur Monique, Couperin; tc) Ga.
Vote in D. Minor, Lully-Miss Ash.
ton.
Paper, French Music-Miss Logan.
ta) Lullaby from "Jocelyn, GODDARD:
tb) Bon Jour Suzon, Pessard-Miss
Whitthorne.
En- Courant, Godard-Miss Fry.
Serenade, d'Ambrosio-Miss Fulton
Current Topics-Mrs. Cant.
Air de Lai" from THE Prodigal
Son, Dubussy-Miss Bidez.
serenade de Batelier. Lack-Mrs.
Duke.
song Without Words, Moret-Miss
Littlef1eld.
Mazurka in B Flat op. 81, GODDARD
Mrs. Porter.
Jewel Song from Faust" God.
ard-Mrs. Forgey.
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Plan Watch Dance.

Plan Watch Dance.
The Century Club will entertain on
Friday evening, Dec. 81, with a dance
inc feature Of the dance will be to
see the old year out and the new wear
m. Music will be furnished BY Able's
orchestra, Of Nashville. Dancing will
be from S:45 to 2 o'clock.
Frakes-Fiener.
Bowling Green, KY, Dec. 22-The
marriage OF Miss Anna Pearl Flener
OF Morgantown, KY, and E. H. Frakes
OF Columbia, Tenn, was solemnizad
Monday evening at the Methodist mar.
sonage' the Rev. ]. H. Young ofsc-
lating. The immediate family of the
bride and few intimate friends were
the only attendants
Mrs. Frakes is the charming younp
daughter Of Mrs. ]. C. Flener. Of Nor.
gantown, KY. She is possessed n,
rare beauty and an unusual personal.
ity' holding the highest esteem Of all
ner associates. Mr.. Frakes is a young
business man Of Columbia. Tenn
having been engaged in the electrical
business there for some time. He
Is a young man Of excellent habits
ana an irreproachable character
Immediately after the wedding the
couple left for Gallatin, Tenn WHARF
hey win spend the holidays with the
Eroom's parents, after Which they win ]
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-18
FAMOUS OLD ENGLISH TAVERN
Jack straw's Castle on Hampstead
Heath Has Many Attractions for
the Visitor.

Jack Straw's castle on Hampstead
heath. which Is mourning the death OF
its landlord. Is one OF those rather nu.
merous Inns whose, claims to honor
rest more on legend than on solid
fact. 1t is true that every Dickensian
goes there at least once In his life and
there Is solid warrant for the pilgrim
age on the authority Of John Forster
In 1897 Dickens wrote to him propos-
ing a winter tramp over the heath.
with the added attraction Of II know
a good GUS there where we can have
a red hot chop for dinner and a glass
OF good wine" Forster adds that this
was the first OF many happy meetings
at Jack Straw's castle. But the story
that Dickens often stayed there has
not the same authority.
The other Jack Straw legend Is that
the peasant leader built fort there,
OF which 1t can only be said that the
house is apparently built on an ancient
earthwork, whoever was It's architect
The FIRST reference to the castle Is In
mention of horse race on the heath
In 1748, but 1t has corner In "ClariS
20 Observation-Disclosures Guardian.