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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16

etiss.n Sstsisn
Den 9Obunuss Obsrbad.

Sci. m.in.s asbsns bin Id Der
Rtinuns ssipsisn, baB I'm arises nur
.ssirisst" psrbe. often unb @sriis
sunesu babe ih mir itets nit BEN
.griinsn Sii6" perbunbsn ssbadi, ME
obsr NIT Der aompagni..iits. limb
bod Dirb i'm ariess, befonbsrs uaiiirs
lid hintfr Der Jrou!. pisl eelHrisbsn.
iprb.H r.ssIrsais often s.fiibri unb
fosar Hsue nnssltgi. LIN nsuH llbr
rnSrssns IN Der aompasniddr.ibst
ned ibitis. nm ;shn llbr DislIsiht
raft CT idpH SHrifiitiids, 2iitsn, Ut.
ten DrfdeuHsen, gefoIDunssrappors
ie. WdhtmeIbunasn unb fpie ale bic
it5nsn Sadsn btib.r. ifleunisf sus
inmmsn, periinut iis nebit ben S&rsib-
materialisn, Gtsmpeln. 5arbiiHtn
siligFi In Der apmpagnieiiIte; nm eli
utr pirb bic Baggage sslabtH unb I'm
br.i ob,r pisr llbr iisi Der Shrsiber
ipomosli5 ipisosr Dor ieinen ibeurtt
Aiten In elmer anbsrn improDiiirten
ShrsibItubs. mandsn ailOmeisr BON
isinem lsbisn Wirtunssireiit tntfsrnt.
nm in GbnIidr Weiis tbdiie 5u ftin.
Wlandmal aber ssbi ss nifi 10 sins
iSnia nj uub Elm srniter obtr bttisrtr
3niIfxnfnl forst iiir abtpe4siuns.
5riit ba gum gtifpisl Elm ormts
Bduerlein berein unb rsbst in lns
fsnntHib Der btutiGsn 9isniisrnbe -
cher als gapiniio btneDolentins ben
bometIdenben Sdrtibsr als .6err
Fommanboni@ an nit Der flehenili&eH
gitte, bod ,u fsinsn guniisn bel Der
Stnbipolis,i ein5usr,ifsn, bic ibnt lsis
nsn pdnsen @astn aartoisIn bsidlags
nabn.n unb sipdnssp,ife abtnuftn
min. An gsleien bdben nduilth bic
giira.rmsiiisr bic bers@iistt @ersiHs
tdrlna aeirpfFsn, 2e6ensmitttl aus
,inem arsiTe IN sintH anbsru nur
bann iiberfiibrsn ju lnftn. penn otr
baourh btnoHibsiligte areis idrift.
lid bic grlaubnib sur ausfuhr tr'
ibsilt. Gs blsibi mir in BEN porliss
osnb.n iynIs. ba bifsr GrIaubnib'
Idcin IciDer .bcrariienT poroen III
nidts iibria, aIs bcm gdiirrlein mn
ierc CsHnaf;t 5im eingrcifen tial
AZ MAIDEN. wns ibm ourdsdus nIdli
einIeudtcn iDia. bn leiner Teiniiiif
llah Der ocittihe SoIbnt Niles tanii
Qnum III bag 9duerleiu sir 1bill
binausfomplimei,tirt. bn erideint eii
olteS Riitterhen iino nil pom nlis
ipiljen, mo ibr friepssefnuacner Sobr
IN iluo wie es ihm gebt. Wir per
ireiien Tie an Die aaenee be renleIs'
nemenfs in 9riiiiei inlb iogen ibr 5u
cen gricf snm naddteH belitidpH ySiI
amt beIorgem 5l lpoIIen. 1ofentlld
f5nnen mir ibr balo bic Ratridl
iiberaeben bic ibr 0erpibheif iIbcl
Sas geTd,id bes SobHes bringi.
gfadjoein nod elm pdnr @diie III.
Qon0cseiniuohner abgefertiet iiHo
ioa nod, bic 9erpflegIngsrehmnlc
Scr Tefaoe 5n GHoe eeiiibrt peroeu
IA briiret Die Stniefte bonn Snini.-
lon ben neiien ginIdnf: fiinf5ebn Der
fiiauneen iuo eiil mid beionosrs III
tsrsfIirerloes Bud, bus siigleih oar'
thut, mos nlIes bonn gliIitdr berIanai
iriro. Sat bn Elm paar Gage Dol
peoiHH bes arieges eiu Gabrifas'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16
81. puIitiihea YriHsipien
@ilisns.

Sn Der omeritaniI9eu qOltit bat,
Iotpeit es bic Ys5isbunJen Sipii4en
oem aOnsrsb uno bem 9rdIiosnten be-
trifft, bic abf6t porselpaltst, bab Der
qrdfibent ni6t berehttst III. cine sis
gene politit gu psrtrstsn. fonoern. Ders
pfli9tet 1T, ii6 bem aonereb beoine
gun3slos gu uutsripsrfsu. Die meiitsn
prGiioentsn fabsn na9 oieiem prin5ip
gebaubelt. Cine @usuabme muatsn
bic iossnannt.n Harlem prdiioentsn
pie @aibinston, Sddion uno ainto!u.
Sn Der Qsripbs mad bsm girgsrtrisSs
psriufasn prGiibentsn nur in pereiHs
selten GGllen ibrsr anfi4t eegcnii5er
bsm aonsrsb GsItung gu DerIhaffsn,
mi. GIepsldnb in Der Wdhrunssfrass,
ols er ole SilbertpGbrun5 besGmpfts.
Die Itarts Gretutibs itellte ii4 pieSer
nit Rooiepelt elm, Saft trat ni6t slsid
enti6ieben auf, aber Wilfon ging mob
iiber ROOieDslt binaus unb odgaus 1T
cine StrDmuns erfOlst. Die ba9in gebt,
ben qrdfiosnten tpitber untsr bic Bot
mdbigtsit beg aonsreHes gu itelsn.
Dds pirb pm @ielen ais cine 9eiahr
fir bic Hspublit eebnlten, od man be-
fiirdtet, bag Die Resisruns iih in Sns
tersien. .aOnflitte aufI0ien uno isbsr
i5ortI6ritt aufb0ren peroe Spe5ieG
gsbt Die Gorge babin, bab bi. aluFer,
lpelde Der Regierunsgbilfe bsoiirfen,
ieber StiiBe perluitig gebeu lusrben, bd
bislana bic prdIiosnten uno nift Der
aonsreb bic @oblfabrt Der breitsn
9oltsmaFen pertreteu bdtten.
@ir tbeilen tpebsr bieIe Soraen,
nod f6liebsn mir uns bem qriu8ip an,
ba mir gIauben, baB es cine before
ai6ifsnur fir cine CUTE Rseisruna
oi5t, als in Der Streitfrase sntbnItsr
III. tper resieren ion: ob Der prdiibsnt
Obsr Der aongr,b. Steiner BON 8stben
ion regieren, fonbern Die @ernunft,
Dds ri6tig 1T, ion burAeefiiRrt rDere
ben, oegsn ben prGfibentsu, penn sr
llnbiIiges obsr lInperniinftiges fors
bert, pie aud eesen ben aon3reb,
lpenn bieisr fdli6 berut6sn III. Der
ga4ipeis biirfte aud ni6t f6usr fals
len, bag bislang bic umsritanii4e R..
aierung na9 bisIem GrunbiaBc gefiibrt
porben 1T. Die 9rdfibsnien baber
nur bann ibren Diaen bur6eefebt,
lpe1n lie bds Re6t unb bic Derniinftiae
ginii9t uuf ibrer Settle batten. iubtm
bas 8olt einen aongreb pdhlts. Der
ben prdiibentsn, Der bag Rshte ipollts,
uuteritiisie. als Oos 9robtapital iia
peiaerts, bic BsSriidunsen, bic bds
gplf fdtpsr empfanS, anfsubs6en. bislt
bas Bolt su Iooiebelt unb Deriebte bi.
aopireb. Witelisbsr, bic eeasH RooIes
pelt itimmtsn. in ben Rubeftonb. DeM
Ruf. ben Bilion iib uls 9Oltsmunu
erfpdrb. bate er es gu oerbdnfer, bab
gltifseitig nit ibm elm Rongreb ges
ipG6lt nurbe, in tptl9em feline partsi
eine ii6srn6ltiasnbe WaioriiGt Bate.
DAG Wiiou f6on mad sinem Sabr
bic Doltsqunft in srobsm MuBs Der.
T9erat bate, gsbt aus ben lsbten Babs
len berDor, psl4e bic btmotr1tifft
RdjoritGt i'm aongrsB bsbeuienb pre
minbert boben unb jsbt tDeiit oIIes mti
gsitimmtbeit burauf bin, baB @ilfOn
mitfammi fsinsr gartsi i'm nddiisn
Sabre cbsti.st DeySsn utsb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16

DAB bic Oeutfden nj d I
nit Surrab in bic Srpbuute oea 9rdiis
bsntsn einitimmen. ionbsrn lie entI6iea
pen perbammen, piro als Elm Setpeis
Don ibrer ilIoSalen @eiinnuae bingee
iteqt. aein fpabrer gmeritansr heibt
ss, pirb ith se8en Die Regierung itel'
len, ipenn lie bic Griessfabne aufroat.
3uerif 1T ss cine uHipabre 9sbaups
tuns, bab oie Oeutiten uniersr Rcsies
runs S6pisristeitsn MAIDEN lppiIen.
@enau oas GessutbeiI 1T pa5r. Sic
pollsn bic Resisruns aus Der S6tpies
ristsit bsfreisn, in pel9e lie ii6 ielbit
ssbra9t bat unb bas ioa in Der WeiIe
sef4eben. bab iie cine aenoerunq in
Der golitit bes prGiibenten berbeifiibs
ren ipOllen. Sobann 1T es burdaua
unriatiJ, bab isSsr giirser sssDungen
lit, eineu &rieg nit 8egsifternns 81
besriiben. Die bsiten 8iirger oss Cans
bes aner Rationalitdtsn ba6en ben
ariea nit Spauien entidieben mibbiIs
Iiqt uno nod msbr ben arieg aeeeu oi.
Jilipinos. sfn Dem arisge Don 1872
baben fogar bic anssisbenften 8iirger
oss Oitsns sinen aonDsnt nah Sarts
fprb, Connecticut .iuberuf.n, I'm gu
bsratben. mas eeiteben miiiIe I'M beHl
arisae Elm Gnbe gu MAIDEN. WeuH elm:
Qnsabl Gummsriahne Don Der prOs
britii6en Nrefis betauptsu, bub fper
uiat fir Bilipn. esssn Oi. Ser. Staas
ten 1T, 10 taun Oas uuraa6en err
reaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16

advice. Germany asks that u should
stop the unlawful practices Of England,
which are equally injurious to our
country rs to Germany. Our government
cannot disregard the fact that it is not
Germany which blocks the seas but
l:ngland by her infamous and barbaroas
methods. Hence it is reasonable
demand that IL the United States refuse
to compel England to desist from her
unlawful acts we should not interfere
with Germany's measures Of defense.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16
aGfdnhdtn.

Wprftnnb: .Wtint 0erren! alls
qlsnid, unb ylrbilar sbrs unb snt,idi
mid S6rs mfIifaIifts 5uIbigung uns
asrein nbsr nIs Sbr 9oritanb mnb
is aud, Iaetn. baB bas qiaHO i'm Isbs
len 1alt Climb btrbunbt lputbs. bsfon,
Ssrs bom sipsiisu Boz.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16
(einaslanpt,l

Did, 3tilsn m5ssn bic anrsauns
esbsn, bisles Sabr pem y. i5sbruar.
benz Jabrssidgs BON Wafbings
tonsGtburt cine fiGtburs MHrbis
guns pon Der onitfd,sdmsri.anifh
gspOlisruHg pou Cincinnati bspp. BON
6dmilton gounsp 5uihsil iutrbtn 81
laHsn, bic bieIsrn sriten prdiibsnssu
Der @trsinietsn Giaditn. tinena
Wldnn. Der nidt i'm GoIbs .JcbH
8uns- itunb, ssbiibrt.
8tfl0agt am 22, nsbtuar Cure
SSuisr unb spsuu ou9 nod 70 bd6xis
ben. NIT alsinidbnA<n.
Cincinnati, a. 2. l5.
Gtis Gbrbsgbt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-16

,tod, WeIuicn Qbacinu0f, bereft sltls
noLuls bonn gu,rfdnqer tpegen eitier
Diiicrerls pertpeiaert iporban 1T. Sett
foIi unicrc aontpoanie feititeIfen, no
Bic Maorc auaenbIidIif lasert; am
liebite,, ,p1rc eS ober benz alntrngiteI.
Ter ipenn mir ben gn,pidnaer beipe.
aen fSnuten, bic @aore ob3lmebmen
iuo ben perIanaten 9reis 81 5abIen.
sfIio idjpingt iih einer BON inns duf
oos acnpnnierno inio fdbrt iiber
grimolcIe acnnliinalpege nab oeIrI
et1po 5iuoIf ailcmeter eiifteriIfen yaelf-
Ter Gmpfdngr erfldrt ii6 beim I'm
bid Der llniforn ioforf bereit, oie
iSenSiine nbs,mebmen: oiif bic frii.
Der acIienb geniad,fe Eifferenj lege
or gar tcinrn Nerfb niebr, pielmcpr
foune ibm nid,ts Sieberes iyioerfnp.
rem, nIs IN ben geiis Der langit er.
iebntcn @aare Sn fcmnieil 9lr per.
einbaren nit ibm eiiien Iermin an
Der bctrefieIoen 9abnItdtion, bic rutr
initiels Gnnnpftram iIno zines &c.
anirirtcu ssagens erreifen. Tas SSc.
iddft pirb Sifg I'M Bug crieoisf. iino
einc neue geIbe Jelopoitdnpeiiiina
brinpt Dem slblenoer oen pielleidlt
idion In Sen Sf)oriiItein geidriebeneli
gcirae. @ieibt mir 5l bcfien, oaB
ticieS @cIdjait lid, nidlt ipieoerDcls,
icnIt ipcrbcn mir nod @eridtspoIl5ie.
Ter.
Sofb, qommuuolkomte In ben unz.
ifrer aompcaui, ,uo.piei,n.n iistea'
Srtffaftsn ftnb mir ItbOn 10 lpis 70.
e;umnI ii,rI,n mir qfifeu b,r porbaus
S,n,n Nri,ftcuben auf Elm cnb.r moi
,rtrben 81. pcrbanber,.n atbsnsmitlsIs
rprrGtb. I,itoeTt,[It bann laiI.n mir
Sadsn uut g6duf,In ,ab..n, fen.
t,In fir bi. Srtipoii,iIs,u ipsibs 9lrms
sinS,r as balten tpShsntIfh 9lptea
iib,r bic suri 6elsiidrn Deer. sinberus
icncn Snbrgdnse iinb iiber bic Wann.
Itaiten Der .aarbs cipiaus4, srmitteln,
no mir iiir unfsre aasurstie Guttn
gorbeaar unb fir unIss Groritrups
pen erfriihunaen auftreibtn t0nrtn.
g.ben 4niiperptu nit feinen grpteIi
RpbItDffporrdibn bari ii6 au6 uni.r
0arnifonitdbi6tn iDobl ithsu laHsn.-
Mir folIm bic aufnabme Der ger
ir.rbtibdtisleii f0rberm Dem iishsa
eritli6 bic isbIenbsn Sransportmoss
lihlsiien unb sipeitens Der aoblen.
manael sntasssn. 5iir ban 5ranspoff
In Id,on mpnd,l. gsideben, Defenders
fir bic. 3pd,rriibsnsa saampagns, be
lett 10 ai.mIi4 bsenbtt III, Wie aip'
nstsn Observation-Disclosures ant, ais
Der .rte giiirsua nit IA Wcs5o1
Riibsn bell, b.. b. opns pcn Den Otuis
i&sn ki4!aanobms iroro'n ~ lsln,
ipis bsfiTHttt tporosI mar. an ls'n,.s
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srlts Babraait Iar 0sn Solaspeti0nsM
aua mar t'n al'ss TtallsIurn, W., .. ~.
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an bano sinsl Don sNs ,Ig.s, v,,s
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The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

All the advantages OF location.
convenience, beautiful surroundings
and appointments and low rental
combine TO make the new FarwsA
building. formally opened last Mon
day. one Of the most desirable
structures in the city for mercantile
or once purposes Evidently this
fact h appreciated. for applications
for space are coming In very rapid
ly.
Standing at the head OF Griswold-
st, between Grand Riverave. and
State-st.. and fronting Capitol park
the Farwell building is in the very
heart Of things. It oye-looks the
absolute retail center OF Detroit.
Woodwart-aTe- between Grand RiF-
er and State and Gratiot II is
the only modern once and mercan-
tile building In the city In front Of
which four car lines loop. the Grand
RiverJererson, Myrtle. Fourteenth
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12
81 conveniences and location.

Of conveniences and location.
The front Of the main floor Is Civ
en- over TO four regulation stores.
20xl00 feet each. while facing the
corridor are eight shops The sec.
ond aud third floors each contain
Is shops. especially desirable for
dealers in womsn's articles. The
arrangement Is such that a smal
or q large space may be taken.
From the fourth to the top floor OF
the building will be devoted TO Of
fees. and only the highest grade OF
tenants are solicited.
The oflces are we'll lighted from
the outside. In addition there Is a
light shaft In the center OF the
building from the fourth noor TO
the roof, supplemented By an ar.
tIstic bronze chandelier. which casts
a soft. mellow light.
A system OF Otis hish-speed eio-
vators has been installed. The cars
are OF bronze. with hidden lights and
an electric fan for use in summer
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

Detachable panels In the sides per
NIT Of the transfer OF passengers
event OF a car getting stuck be
tween floors. There are complete
toilet rooms on every floor. another
exclusive Farweli feature.
The monster basement. 123-iis
feet. affords an IDEAL location for n
high-class cafe. and probably viii
be devoted 20 this purpose. Great
care viii be exercised In leasing II
for this purpose. however.
Outside OF the magnificent bronze
entrance and corridor. which were
done by the Tiffany studios and
rank among the finest In the coun-
try. the Farwell building is strictly
a made-in-Detroit structure. Detroit
men being given preference In ev-
erything. The ceilings In the CORR
dor are conceded to be the finest
examples Of Mosaic art west OF New
York.
The entire building. In fact. IL
noteworthy from an architectural
tCenfirsed on Psse Ffve.p
The Detroit times., 1915-03-12

and Warren lines going both ways
past IT'S doors. The Hamilton cars
use Grand River both downtown and
back. woodwardave. Il Just short
block away with its constantly con.
gested car lines; sherman. Harper
and other cars pass on State-st..
while less than two blocks TO the
south are the Michigan-Gratioi, Ba-
keF and Trumbu!i lines
so much for location. AS 10 the
building itself. Il has many exclu-
sire features which cannot fail TO
strongly appeal to business or pro
fessional people who are seeking the
best at reasonable cosi. The stores.
shopa and ofices have been laid on;
with the idea OF giving their occu-
pants the greatest degree OF com.
fort and convenience combined with
beauty OF surroundings. and the rem
tai asked for ~ months IL no more
than Is asked for 10 months In some
once buildings less modern and
with much less TO offer in the way
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-26
BEgGrRT.ELLIs.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Ellis of Sears station. was the scene Of
charming morning wedding yester-
day when their daughter, Miss Violet
Ellis, became the bride OF Herman
Eergert, son If Mfr. ami Mrs james
shortridse Of this city The services
we're performed b. Rev. W. g. 0gleyee
OF South PARK Presbyterian church
Miss Leona Ellis, sister Of the bride
and Edmund seeburEer. cousin OF the
groom. attended the hrida! couple The
house was aftractiyeiy decorated with
yellow and white ehrysaRthemums,
carrying out the chosen wedding col
ors. The bride was simply dressed in
fancy white wolfe with shadow lace
trimmings. she carried an arm boa
auet Of yellow and white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The service was followed by
dinner served In the dining room 10
the immediate relatives. The day had
a double significance in the fact that
is was also the cath wedding anniver-
sary of the brides parents. MIR and
Mrs. Bergert viii go Immediately 10
Housekeeping on Forty-third street be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
avenues, where a new home has re-
Gently been erected and furnished by
the groom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-26
TIkg.SOUJRES.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J H.
squires at Washington, Iowa, was
given over to very pretty wedding
Thanksgiving eve, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Grace Squires. who was
made her home in Davenport for the
past five years. became the bride of
one Of that citys we'll Known young
business men. Waldo Like, son of
Mrs N J. Like OF East Fifteenth
street, and formerly Of this city.
1t was yellow and white wedding,
with chrysanthemums in bouquets to
suggest the col0rs that were also car
ried out in pretty trimming of wed
ding garlands and streamers in the
living room where the ceremony took
place. Miss Edna Mckinny of Wash
ington was at the piano and played
the wedding march as the bridal cou-
| pie entered unattended. The bride
was all in white, her gown of ivory
white crepe having trimmings OF
georgette crepe and white fur. She
carried a bouquet of white roses and
lilies Of the valley.
Or L. NJ. Coffmann of the First
Presbyterian church. Davenport. off
ciated, using the ring ceremony. There
was music during the ceremony and
for the informal reception and supper
hour afterward, and the bridal couple
left during the evening for Chicago
They will be at home after Jan. al
els East Fifteenth street, Davenport.
| The travelling costume of the bride
was Of green with tailored suit Of
broadcloth, velvet hat, and silk and
chiffon waist
The bride comes Of we'll known
family of Washington, her father, whe
! is a wealthy retired farmer, being
county treasurer for Washington
county. She is a graduate of The
| Washington academy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-26
MISS MAUD CUSTER is BRIDE OF
+. DURNWEIE.

Miss Maud Custer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. W. Custer, 11t6 Seven
teenth street and Edward Dornwell,
Jr., son OF Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Dorm
well Of 1884 West Fourth street, Dav~
export. were united in marriage yes
terday at a most charming wedding
celebrated in the home of the bride S
parents The ring service WAS read
by Or. r. B. Williams, district super
intendent of the Methodist church. at
O'Clock. members of the immediate
families being the only guests TO wit
ness the ceremony. Little Katherine
Custer, niece Of the bride, who served
as flower girl. was the only attendant
Dressed in white net with pink ribbons
and carrying basket filled with pink
and white sweet peas, the handle OF
which was tied with pink tuile, she
made lovely picture. At the hour Of
the service the groom's niece and
nephew, Miss Mamie Inns. piano. and
Ray Wshle, violin. both of Davenport
played the bridal chorus from Lohen-
SiUi ds tiir III tut anu EtOolH anu lUSlI
attendant took places for the cere-
mony.
The service WAS performed in the
front living room which had been
transformed into a beautiful bower OF
T flowers. The how window had been
banked with ferns and palms with bit
ter sweet and southern smilax as q
background for the altar formed OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-26
SOCIAL EVENTS

white pedeztals in graduate heights.
On each pedestal was lovely basket,
the handle of which was tied with
pink talle, filed with pink and white
lchrysanthemums, white roses and pink
snapdrageHs. Ropes Of smilax ex-
tended from basket to basket, making
q lovely effect. Vases Of pink and
white ehrgsanthemunla, roses and
snapdra cons were further used TO
decorate the house, IN the dining room
where the table was laid for Is. the
/ centeseiece was large wedding cake
/ in pink and white arranged on a
mound Of pink aud white sweet peas
/ and snap dragons with ribbons OF smi-
/ lax extending from it to the ends of
the table where they were held by
crystal candlestlcks holding pink
shaded candles. The place cards
we're pink and white, with individual
nut baskets in lily OF the valley de-
islgns. tied with pink tuile.
The brides gown was wonderful
Drecoll model Of white broadcIoth. The
bodice was Of hand embroidered chif-
fon and real lace combined in beau
tful effect. with girdle Of white sat
in. The skirt was made in short
round ZENITH. She wore a corsage bou-
lquet Of white rosebuds and valley Ill.
lies and she carried an arm bouquet Of
pink and white roses.
Mr. and Mrs, Dornwell went at ones
to housekeeping in new home which
has just been completed and furnished
at 1873 Twelfth avenue. Mr. Dornwel
s has been connected for the last Il
years with the NJ. & X. ready-to-weal
establishment in this city. being one o
! the stockholders in that company. Mis-
r Custer received her education in Pill
, adelphia and she has been ASSOCIATED
with the NJ, K. and for the last sew
! eral months has been with the Custe
! Ladies shop
G MIR and Mrs, Dornwell enjoy a Wild
acquaintance among tri-City people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-26
PREPARING POPCORN.

Popcorn Mufflns-Blend thoroughly
one pint Of sifted -four, one teaspoon-
full OF baking powder. one-half tea
spoon Of salt, one heaping tablespoon
Iof butter and one pint of freshly pom
ped and ground popcorn. Add one
pint Of milk and the stiffly beaten
whites OF two eggs. Pour into hot but
tered muffin rings and bake in hot
oven until brown. Serve Immediately
Popcorn Fudge-One-half pint sweet
milk. one and one-half pints brown
sugar. one tablespoonful butter. one
pint ground popcorn, one teaspoon va
nilla. Cook first three ingredients I'M
til a soft ball forms when a little is
placed In cold water. Add the popned
and ground popcorn and vanilla and
beat until creamy. Pour into but
tered pans.
Popcorn souffle-Tnto six well beat
en- eggs stir one cup of finely ground
and popped corn. Add a pinch of salt
and dash OF pepper Pour into hot
buttered baking dish and place in hot
oven until fluffy and brown. Remove
gently from oven and serve at once
before It falls.
Popcorn With Cheese Mix together
one quart of finely ground popcorn,
one heaping tablespoon of -four and
one cup Of ground cheese. Pour into
huttered baking dish, add salt. pepper
and tablespoon Of melted butter. Pour
over 1t sufficient milk TO cover and
bake In hot oven until brown.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-11-26
[HOUSEHOD.LLyAyyH1N'
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THE TABLE,

Mashed Chops-six "Fre7chei"
mutton chops. two tablespoons chog-
ped ham, two potatoes, one egg. one
teaspoon salt, one-haH teaspoon pep
per, butter or drippings. Boil and
mash potatoes, add chopped ham, salt,
pepper; mix well. Heat pan. Put n
drippings or butter. Scar chops On
both sides. Heap on one side enough
potato mixture to make little mound.
Dip chops in beaten egg to which a
tablespoon of water has been added
Dust with crumbs Fry slowly until
brown. Stand them in center Of 6
round dish, slip chop papers over
bones fill dish with hot peas tnicely
seasoned) and send to the table.
Dreamed Macaroni-BoiI two cups
macaroni broken into small pieces, IN
til soft, then make following cream
sauce; Two tablespoons butter blend
ed with one tablespoon -four; add oHe
tablespoon finely chopped sweet green
pepper and one cup milk. Pour sauce
over the macaroni and CRATE 3 little
cheese over top. Serve hot.
Butter Beans With Onions-BOl m
til tender one quart OF butter hescs.
Fry well about a half dozen large
sliced onions Add the beans to The
onions and let all cook SLOWLY IN
plenty of butter for few minutes.
Season well and serve very hot.