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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-29
AMENDMENT
REINTRODUCED
IN HOUSE
Measure Locking to Settlement
of Contests in Courts Instead
of in Legislative Bodies Re-
introduced.
Estate Capital Bureau
Coz Evening Herald.
(5f DE Vargas Hotel.

santa Re, y. NJ, Jan. ga two
hour session Of the house OF repre-
~sentatives this morning was featured
by the introduction OF a number OF
important bills. by "a BRIEF debate
upon capital punishment between
Majority Leader Mann and Judge
swan Of the Democratic side, with
an interesting interlude By MT.
Tharp. Socialist. and the reintroduc-
uon as a joint resolution Of Mr..
/ Tharp's bin TO amend the constitu-
ton 60 as 10 prevent any repetition
/ % the kind - unseuiing OF members
Of the house done az the present ses-
sion.
The text OF the Tharp resol ton.
which Is conceded TO put up to the
Republican majority an open and
shut opportunity TO do the right
thing. which every homes; voter will
J approve. Is as follows.
I "He Il resolved by the legislature
OF the state OF New Mexico;
THAT Section 7 OF Article I OF the
constitution Of tho state Of New Mex
leo be amended so az 10 read as fol-
lows:
section T.. should any contest
arise over a scat In either house,
such question shah be adJudichted IN
the courts Of this state as provided
hy law ln cases OF contest Tor county
officers. until otherwise provided hy
law.
"a majority Of either hous shall
! constitute a quorum to do business,
but "a less number may effect a tenn
. .WHaHHnHH.u nAHnfWR from
DAY 60 day and compel the attend
unce of absent members
The measure went 20 the commit
tee on constitutional amendments
ON Capital Punishment.
The judiciary committee tins
morning reported a Ions list 81 bills
most IL them favorable. including
Nestor Montoyo's bill 60 abolish the
So road tax and also Mr. Montoyaf
bin ~ establish the 5000 exemption
for heads Il families The report
Included House Bm No. 90 by Mr..
Wa IN of quay county. with "a recon-
mendntion that Il be KILLED.
This bill amends Chapter 80 Of the
Laws 81 1907. relating 10 capital pun
ishment. ard proyiding that in FIRST
degree murder the jury may fix the
penalty
Judge swan, Mr. Walsh's col
league. asked the adoption OF ar
amendment % the biz O. further
confederation before 10 should De Ia
BLEED. tie said that az present "a 'urS
could only convict of first degree
murder. leaving the penalty ln the
hands 81 the court he believed Il
absolutely essential that in order that
the laws be nully enforced juror.
should not attempt to cysdD respon'
sibiIty because uf s0-calcd elustieu'
tious scruplos but that thcy should
bc given some latitude ana rylior
900 nSlrg the penalty
judge Mann said in reply that me
effect 81 the bill was Geo DO away wti
the death penalty and that he dld no.
believe the people of New Mckee
were prepared at his time to abolish
caIital punishment ana that the cN.
pcricncc 81 some ui The western
states had taught that 90 was not Wis
tl d1 so. colorado Dee pointed out
bed been forced Go -re-estaulish IN
death penalty.
Mr. swan said hat De also fayore'
capital punishment uut mat h VA
hard 90 obtain jurors boz murde
, eases because they dld not want 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-29

when you viii see new hair-hne aud
downy az frst-ycs-but really new
q ir-sproutiug out an over your
scalp Daudcriuc b.. we believe. the
only sure hair grower; destroyer of
duudrun and cure for itchy scalp.
and It never fails TO stop falling hair
ut once.
lf you want To- prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is, moistcn
q ctoth with e little Danderiuc and
carefully draw u through your hair
taking one small strand at % time.
Your hair will be- soft, glossy aud
beautiful in just % few moments
delightful surprise awaits everyone
who tries this.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-29

q. MA dispatch reaching here
from Hamburg says that AN British
c|olonials In that city, with tho cNr"p-
ton for the time 1cius of the %
.traIians. ave been arrested ans
transported to Ruhlelcn. where they
are To- he informed in the concentration
camps along vita other British evil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-29

ians.
Something like 60 Canadians are IN
this new draft Of prisoners. The ar
rest of British %Uuloninis IN Germany
probably will be continued. Colonials
we're originally left at liberty when
Englishn,en were informed, but now
they are "a tc gathered up and sent
To- concentration camps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-29

Met at 10 a. nj.
Began consideration ui nav II
appropriation nll with asrcc-
mcnt Go conclude debate hy "a
D. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-29

u. b. III. Hewitt This is an Hct
entitled For the creation. manage
ment and regulation Of Industrial
and other domestic and foreign cor
p~orations" This h. a modified form
OF a blue sky law. designed especially
10 guard against wildcat corporations
being authorized, to do business In
New Mexico.
n. n. he. Martinez and Truiillo.
an act for the creation Of an asylum
for the poor. the aged and the infirm.
at the town Of Taos. This bin carries
an appropriation OF $4,000.
VI. Il. 2, instructing the secretary
Of state to furnish each member OF
the house and each newspaper In the
state With q COPY Of he two volume
work Of spanish Archives as com
piled by r. r.. Twitchcll was passed
by unanimous vote.
The house then adjourned to Mon
day afternoon at . O'Clock.
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assume responsibility for the death
penalty with no alternative.
At thls point Mr. Thnrp. spcakins
on the motion tc amend. said that
many times innocent persona had
suffered the death penalty and that
n was not IN the power OF ans per-
son to right that wrong. The moral
effect Of the LEGAL execution, he said.
was great. and the fact that Il r. hard
20 set jurors IN murder cases shows
that u awnkens horror IN every civi.
LIKED, not to say C~hristianised. mind
Mr., Nontoya rose 10 a point 81 or.
der. stating thai afr. Tharp's address
had no more to do with the question
nt Issue than the death OF Christie
phcr Columbus. SEQ year, aso.
Mr.. Tharp promptly replied that
lChristophcr Columbus was not dead
400 years ago. bot that since he vas
done speaking anyway Il made no
difference.
The report or the committee IN
favor 81 tahiing the bin WIS adopted.
New Measures In the House.
Tho following new bills were in
ANfNN'FN VA AHf U0Nf' hHH
~ ". f0i. Nestor Mou,oya. re-
auirlng the purchase Of drugs. sup
plies and materials for public insti-
%tutions within the state. Public in
situations.
u. n. i02, Gonzalez and ReinbpFg.
requiring al legal publications 10 he
mpde in both English aud spanish.
Printing,
a. u. fO3. Gonzales and Reinburg,
90 amend Section 2e67 OF the com
piled laws. Judiciary.
"a. q. f04. same. Go amoAd section
ssS0 " the complied laws. relative
10 licensing pawnbrokers. judiciary.
u. r. 1906. anne, an act providing
for official interpreters IA district
courts. state snairs.
". q. ios, Ryan, relntive To actions
for OF damages sustained
by employees in course OF employ
ment. judiciary.
n. y. iOT. ortiz, TO amend Section
.i37b of the complied laws relative 20
protection OF hotel keepers. Judi
ciary.
II. Il. los. smith. a county salary
bill. Finsuce
"a. r. 1Os. swan, amending Section
20 OF the complied laws. Judiciary
a. b. re. Eaton and Gonzales. for
the protection OF lands. bitches
towns and cities from damage by
flood. State affairs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-10-03

For sometime our interest has been
sntered on the lovely girls birmingham
giving up to eastern and southern COL
|Pges for the winter, but until they return
pr the gay Christmas holidays the attrac-
i've bevy of debutantes and other society
{irls. who will make the various clubs
nd affairs gay, hold our attention.
Among those who will spend their FIRST
Finter at home and in society are Miss
ara Collins. Miss Eleanor Messer. Miss
Margaret Moore, Miss Dorothy Davis,
Hiss Kitty Sbley. Miss Dorothy Allen,
Hiss Madeline Ward. Miss Elizabeth Mas
ey, Miss Lillian Yielding and Miss Eliza
eth Turley. These girls have previously
|pent the winter at colleges in all parts
4 the country. and will be introduced to
ne merry throng of debutantes in vari-
us ways. some having formal dances and
receptions. and Others the not less at
ractive series of smaller affairs. =
Other girls who will be at home this
eason, except for short trips and visits
friends, are: Miss Gladys Williams.
liss Munger. Miss Gladys Allison, Miss
katherine Reynolds Miss Nell Cosby.
1iss Josephine Cosby, Miss Carrie Yates,
liss Rose Owen McDavid, Miss Jessie
lac Perkins, Miss Anita Eustis, Miss
lydia, Eustis, Miss Pattie Rena Shep-
erd, Miss Hettie Sibley, Miss Cora
regg, Miss Florence Coffin, Miss ~Bes-
be Foster, Miss Alice jones'. Miss Alma
lesser and Miss Florine Hodges.
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for Los Angeles. where he viii accept
position with his uncle.
Mrs G. T. sbley, Miss Anne sibley
and Miss Jane Sibley returned last night
from New York. whore they have spent
sometime. En- route home they stopped
in Washington and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs j NJ caldwell are ex-
pected home this week from the east.
Miss Olivia Bogacl<i expects to leave the
first of this week for her home In Mont
gomery after delightful visit to Mrs.
William Worthington,
Miss Eugenia Blount has entered the
University of Toronto for years course
in study.
Mr.. William Housman. Mr.. Val kolb.
Mr.. Jesse Adkins will keep bachelor
quarters on South Sixteenth avenue this
winter.
The board of control of the Boys club
viii meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Tutwler There will be election
of officers and All members are urged to
be present.
There will be meeting OF the Free Kin
the Advent at 10 o'clock Tuesday morn
Ing at the parish house.
Miss Lloyd Glendolynne Edwards of Vim
cent, Tex, has returned from Denver
and is with Dr. and Mrs T, A. Houston.
Miss Eleanor Douglass has returned
from Louisiana and Texas where she
spent several weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hackney have
taken an apartment at Highland Circle.
Ills South Twentieth street.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Norman will have
a suite of rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. Hack
ney for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Plosser and Mr..
and Mrs j II. Grey motored to Selma.
Mobile and Dauphn Island.
| Miss Mary Grace Davis left this week
| for Conservatory OF Music In Cincinnati.
/, Mrs. Caldwell BRADSHAW has returned
| from Cincinnati where she spent the week
end with her daughter. Margaret. who is
at the Conservatory of Music.
| Mrs Howart Clitenger of Indiana Is
the guest OF Mrs A. b. Mccormick on
| Fountain Heights
| Miss Mary Gold of Charleston. Ind. IL
| the gust of Mrs. Robert Griffith.
/
! Mr. and Mrs Edward Dugas have moved
TO their home, 1910 Sixteenth avenue.
! south. and Mrs. Dugas has with her her
/ sister. Mrs. Marie Reed
7, Mrs r. W Haermal and two daughters
| have returned from Washington and New
I York. whore they spent the summer and
| are at home at al77 Highland avenue
| Miss Annie Larrie Sylvester is resting
| well at st Nincent's hospital, after an
| operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. w +. Newman of oxford has
lreturned to her home after an eight
! weeks visit to her brother DIR. J. w
4 Barclay Mrs Newman has been at the
South Highlands infirmary since An
gust 3. but has recovered enough to
ltravel and returned to her home yes
'lterday.
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r A N D O M N O T E S

Mrs w. r. Gum and two sons are
spending few weeks In Tennessee.
Miss Julia Casey left this week for
Washington college where she will attend
school this winter
Miss Mabel Marler will leave for Selma
this week to attend the reunion. She has
lleen chosen sponsor for Camp Hardee,
end Miss Marler has asked Miss Ro-
berta Lamb to be maid of honor
Mrs j. Is. Lawton will leave next Sun
day TO make her home in Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. MCune and Miss
Hibber have returned from several days
! motor trip to Tuscaloosa and Eutaw.
Miss Martha Myatt has returned home
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Able.
Master Truman Aldrich TIL, left the
past week for New York. where he Will
spend the winter with his mother, Mrs.
Truman Aldrich. Jr.
Mrs. J. s. Riley OF Sunnysde is at the
Birmingham Iniirmary for an operation.
Mrs. ]. Frank Layne of Chattahoochee,
Fla. Is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
an extended western trip.
Mrs. Ola snedecor Merry and sons,
Bradford and Horace. will spend the WIN
ter at the Volger apartments. 2SlS Junl-
per avenue. south. Mrs. Merrys friends
welcome her to her old home, where she
| was pleasantly remembered as Miss Ola
Sredecor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gilman Koenig
| have named their little son Frederick
Gilman, Jr.
Miss Leslie and Miss Elizabeth Taylor
have returned to their home at Riverside
after visiting Miss Nell and Miss Mabel
Hodges.
| senorlta Carmen Olga Gold of Blbra.
SPAIN is visiting her aunt Mrs Rose,
| on Avenue i.
! Mrs Helen Robinson Gray and little
daughter Nell, will be at home for the
winter with Mrs. r. l.. Houston on South
Sixteenth street.
| Mrs f. H. Seals has gone to Roanoke,
| Va. where she Will he associated with
| the faculty in the Virginia college. She
was accompanied by her daughters, Miss
| Mildred and Alberta Seals. and also her
nelce Miss Dora Dawson.
|
| Mrs Sidney Povetter of Jacksonville,
Fla. is the guest of Mrs. 4. r. Hill
| nan.
| Miss Lelta VIII Goldsmith and her
mother have returned from a I'VE months
| stay in the west and Oklahoma City,
| Mrs. y 8. Roberts and Miss Marguerite
Roberts of Pensacola. Fla. are the house
| guests Of Mrs. Clyde HarIins
1
| Mrs. Newell Garvey and her daughter,
| Miss Mabel Garvey, will leave Sunday for
| an extended western trip Their many
friends regret they are going to make
| their home In the west.
/ Mrs. James r. Munds is the guest OF
her mother, Mrs +. . Tanner
Mr.. Asa Rountree.s gr,,9and Mr. J, O.
Pearson, business manager OF the Grim
son and White spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronntree-
Mr., Henry s. Karpeles will leave to day
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The roll call will be answered with
What Other Clubs Are Doing" the
subject for the afternoon being The
Cnidhood Of the Nations. The pro-
sramme will be as follows: Installation
of officers by Mrs. Q. II. Montgomery.
presidents greeting by Mrs. Miles Brad
ford, response BY Mrs. G. II. Irving
Years Work. Mrs. J. II. Bemis; music
The papers Will follow. Beginners of
the Nation. Mrs. NR. C. Fligh; Rise OF
the American People, Mrs. w. C. Clark;
q reading, THE Woman Who Made Amer
lea Famous by Mrs E. s. Wales Will
come fiext. All associate members are
expected 10 be present at this meeting
and are urged to come.
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Calendar Of Coming Events

Mrs J. r. Hurry, win be hostess al a
box party at the Lyric.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER :.
Mrs W. ID. Woodall will enter =
Thur sday Bridge club.
Mrs c. ID. Cabiness will be hostess &
her club.
Mrs Charles a. LLOYD VIII complin.
Miss Lucia Vaughn at bridge.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER :.
Mrs ~. G. Tyler entertains for = =
Ethel Mathews.
MONDAY OCluBER II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathews enteri a.
the members of the Black Mathews y 81
ding party.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Z.
Black Mathews wedding.
Hill-McCrossin wedding is solemnizsd-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-10-03
GOLF TOURNAMENT
IN ATLANTA

The invitation golf tournament. which
will take place at the Druid Hills club
in Atlanta, is being anticipated with
much interest and pleasure by the local
and other golfers. About 30 handsome
trophies, including clubs and bags. are
offered in this tournament.
Many prominent Birmingham golfers
will attend, among them being: Mrs. E.
M. Tutwiler, Mrs. Charles DeRardeleben
Mrs. Eugene Brown, Mrs. Walker Percy
Mrs. j. d. kirkpatrick, Miss Serena Kirk
patrick. Mrs. Robert Thatch. Mrs. Lowell
Nerkes, Mrs. Norman Cooke. Miss Belle
Roberts, Miss Bland Tomlinson. ans
others. Quite a numuer of these will
motor over
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-10-03
MANY ATTEND DANCE
AT NEWSPAPER CLUB

With the approach of cooler weather,
the popularity of the dance which waned
to a slight degree during the hot summer
months. has regained>its old momentum
and dancing is one OF the most popular
pastiines of both the younger and tho
married set The popularity of the dance
was evidenced at the Birmingham News
paper club Friday night, when the week.
lily dance at the club was attended by one
of the largest crowds ever present at a
newspaper club affair. The dance was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Among those having dinner at the ciun
CONTINUED ON Page Two)
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many friends throughout the state Miss
McCrossin has asked the following
friends. and relatives to take part In her
wedding which will occur Tuesday, Oc-
tober -, at $50. at the home of her
parents: Miss Emee McCrossin, sister OF
the bride, will he the maid of honor;
Miss Margaret Hill of Tuscaloosa, sister
of the groom; Miss Florence Moore of
New York. Miss Estelle Mccrossin of New
York and Miss May Cogan of Richmond,
Va. will be ribbon bearers. Mrs. Lewis
Underwood and Mrs. Day Williams will
be the matrons of honor. Mr.. T. B. Allen
of Tuscaloosa will act as best man to Mr..
Hill
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MONDAY. OCTOBER

Mrs G. b. Neal will entertain at lunch
con in honor OF Mrs. j. b. Lawton
Miss Mabel Marler entartaIns Sewing
club. .
TUESDAY. OCTOBER. 5.
Mrs e, +. smiths card party for Mrs
j. B. Lawton.
Miss Mary Leigh Miller viii be hostess
at box party.
Mrs. John earns hostess to Eleanor
Hord club. II 3,
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER g.
Miss Madeline Ward gives linen shower
.or Miss Ethel Mathews.
Miss Agnes Bethea entersa:ns cue
Mrs Helen Keiuer IL tostessf 10 the
bachelor girls
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BLACK MATHEWS
WEDDING PERSONNEL

The maria sc OF Miss Ethel Mathews
and Mr.. John Wesley Black. Jr., will
take rlace Tuesday, October u, at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mathews. The bride will be at
Tended by her sister, Miss Blanche Math-
ews. as maid of honor, and Miss Madeline
Ward and Miss Zoe Black, as brides
maids little Virginia Tyler and Irene
Ellis will be flower girls, and Rosamond
Harlee will bear the ring. Mr.. Black has
hosen Mr. Lockwood Moss of Atlanta
to act as best man.
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HOME COMING AT METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL TODAY

Today is home coming Sunday at the
Ida Ramsey Sunday school class. Each
member is requested to bring an extra
person with them. The programme will
lie as follows: Song by the class. prayer,
song by the choir, introduction of the
visitors and new members, song of well
come by the class. duet by Miss Jones
and Mr.. Cooper Lawler, announcements,
solo by Miss Turner lesson by Miss Min
nie Kennedy. duet by Mrs. Cooper and
Mrs. Kicker.
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NELSON-TAYLOR
INVITATIONS RECEIVED

The Following Invitation has beer
received by friends in this city: Mr.. ane
Mrs. Swepson James Taylor request
the honor of your presence at the mar
riage of their daughter, Annie Louise
to. Mr.. Fred Langley Nelson, on Tues.
day October L., at the Galloway Me
mortal church, jackson. Miss
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FRIENDS TO
COMPLIMENT MRS. LAWTON

The many friends of Mr.. j. B. Lawton
regret very much to know that she will
leave the latter part of the week to make
her home In Montgomery. To compliment
her the following entertainments have
been planned: Mrs G. B. Neal will. en-
terrain at luncheon Monday, Mrs. E.
T.. Smith will be hostess at cards Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. J. T. Hurry will give
q box party Wednesday. ss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-10-03
MISS ALLEN
ENTERTAINS CLUB

Miss Dorothy Allen was hostess to the
friday Afternoon Bridge Club at her
home Friday The rooms were prettily
decorated with ferns and Killarney roses.
The prize for the score WAS a dainty
piece OF lingerie At the conclusion of
the games a tempting plate was passed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-10-03
PARTIES PLANNED
FOR MISS MATHEWS

Miss Mary Leigh Miller will be hostess
at box party at the Lyric Tuesday night
compimenting Miss Ethel Mathews.
bride-to-be of this month Miss Madeline
Ward will entertain at a miscellaneous
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PLANS FOR
HILL M'CROSSIN WEDDING

The marriage of one of Birmingham S
ttractive girls, Miss Bessie McCrossin.
p Mr.. Thomas Hill of Tuscaloosa, is be-
hg anticipated with much interest by her
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-10-03

Miss Ella Louis Ward. Miss Genie Mae
Snow. Miss Helen Keiser, Miss Dorsey
Harris Miss Margaret Dewey, Miss Kath-
leen Hayes. Mrs. Bob Harris, Miss McIn-
Josh and Mrs. j. d. Owen.
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NEY- MINOR WEDDING
SOLEMNIZED IN PITTSBURG

The marriage Of Miss Katherine Fern
Einor, the daughter OF Mrs. Lewis Mi
or OF this city and Mr.. John Baina
hey took place Saturday morning. Oc-
pber. 2. in Pittsburg. AS Miss Fern
kinor, Mrs Ivey made her home here.
nd numbers her friends by the score.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-10-03

Many Attractive and Popular Girls to Be Here This
Winter Interesting News of Fashionable Folks; Hill
McCrossin Wedding Plans Club Meetings; Enter
tainments for Miss Mat hews Calendar of Social
Events; Announcements Random Notes
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MISS BETHEA
TO BE HOSTESS

Miss Agnes Bethea will be hostess to
the "Wednesday Bridge club at her home
on Highland avenue Wednesday after
lioon. o - ~
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Mathews Mrs. W. G. Tyler will compile
ment Miss Mathews at a luncheon Fri
day. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathews
win entertain the members of the bridal
party after the rehearsal Monday even
ing October H.
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ELEANOR HoRD
CLUB TO MEET

The Eleanor Hord club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. John earns. at
her home 600 North Third avenue.
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MRS. LLOYD TO
ENTERTAIN FOR MISS VAUGHN

Complimenting Miss Lucia Vaughn, a
tride- elect, Mrs. Charles A. Lloyd will en-
terrain at bridge Thursday afternoon.
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preaching marriage of their daughter,
Thelma Guilford. to Mr.. Rufus Winston
Roberts of Birmingham. The wedding
viii take place November 16.
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.LARKE.MULLANE

. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mullane an
iounce tho engagement OF their daugh-
er, Nora, to- Mr.. Eugene Joseph
lark. the marriage to take place In
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RYDER-GLOVER

Miss Sara Arnall announces the en-
| gagement and approaching marriage OF
/ her niece Miss Martha Virginia Glover,
to Mr.. Charles Mccoy Ryder of New
| Orleans the marriage TO- take place
livery quietly at home on the afternoon
OF November ..
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Mr., ard Mrs. Robert Ii Seals an
bounce the engagement and approach
bg marriage; Of their Daughter, Vivian.
. Mr. ines Douglas sample. the we'd
hing to take place Wednesday, Novem-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Beavers announce
tho enlargement and approaching mar
riage, of their daughter, Mittie Eliza
beth. TO Mr.. Locke Atwell OF selma
the wedding to occur the last part o.
October.