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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-07
BULGARIA NOW
IN THE WAR
THE INVASION OF SERBIA HAS
BEEN STARTED BY AUsTRO-
GERMAN TROOPS.
ION SERBIAN SOIL
The Teutonic Allies Have Crossed the
Save, Drina and Danube Rivers.
viii Attempt To Crush
Serbia.

LONDON, October s.-Austro-t;er-
man troops have invaded Serbia. ac-
c0rding to dispatches received this
afternoon. Their forces have cross
ed the Drina. Save anu Danube riv-
ers.
The Austro-Germans in all prob
ability will strike quickly over the
railway leading through Nish an'l
Sofia to Constantinople.
Bulgaria is expected to enter the
war by invading Serbia from the
east, cutting the Salonica-Nish rail-
way, thus shutting Serbia off from
railway communication with the out
side world.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-07
ARMENIAN NATION IS
BEING WIPED OUT
EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND
HAVE BEEN KILLED OR
DEPORTED.
Enyer Pasha Boasts That He Has
Killed More in Thirty Days
Than Abdul Hamid Killed
In Thirty Years.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-"lt is Enver
Pasha's boast that he has killed
more Armenians In thirty days than
Abdul Hamid did in thirty years.
and Abdul Hamid was known as the
great butcher and red sultan
This statement was made by Miss
Emily c. Wheeler. secretary of the
National Armenian and India Relief
association. an organization which has
been active in missionary work in
Armenia since 1895. The Informal
tion for this statement MAS based on
reports given by missionary. an
American ply sieian. who has just re-
turned from Turkey. Miss Wheeler
spent sixteen wears there and WAS
there during the massacre In tSO5.
German officers are active In the
Armenian persecution continued
Miss Wheeler, according Ia stories
toid &. her bs missionary friends.
..t 'estain classes ot the Turks are
not in sympathy with The res~eeu-
tions hat thes dare nat make a pro-
test. cut of the Armenian nation oi
/ .,oo. .ooo tall, s<so.vW have heen
killed ~ departed. The Ottoman em-
pise - ~ag,ng campaign oi es-
termination against the trmeaians''
TN .le ,ss ii~srssf aIens.'' soa-
tinusss Miss vhesslet. ''s-,0" ir-
nsensase w.sv KILLED. ia august. TN
,oanx wsanau missionary has heea
ns>-iag ssnse Iaif. ~ise = ui~>
Nss tassn. an Nmsr-sn. vino soius-
sessssi "a >rsse ia the Hrsl s'se~erns.
tisr fsssAish i;esi sf.s-s. ~te si>sp-
rsss.si when she tusks sisst hesess
ss~ isns~s-s> snss j. probably dead. e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-07
BULGARIA To
Be bl0CKADEO
Alb MERCHANDISE CONSIGNED
THROUGH GREEK PORTS TO
BE SEIZED BY ALLIES.
NOTICE IS SERVED.
Greece Served With Notice blockade
Similar to Oftler-in-Counc;l
Against Germany to BE
Decreed Against Bnlgara.

ATHENS. Oct. THE allies have
served notice on Greece that all mer-
chandise consigned through Greek
ports to bulgaria will be treated as
contraband and will he confiscatet.
The British minister, as the allied
made this statement
public day. though no formal decla-
ration Of war has passed between
Bulgaria and the allied pow
ers. The allies, Il is understood,
intend to enforce a blockade ON Bull
garia similar to the British ORDER
in-council decreed against Germany.
The British minister was received
by the king yesterday, but the con-
ference lasted only few minutes.
The composition Of the new cabi-
net has not been formally ANNOUNCE
ed, though Monsieur Zaimis. who is
to head the new ministry, will also
occupy the portfolio OF minister Of
foreign affairs.
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ALL ALLIED DIPLOMATS
DEPART FROM SOFIA

ed States penitentiary at I.eaven-
worth. where he has served five
years OF an eight-year sentence for
q crime he never committed.
Edison was arrested in st. Louis
in February, 1911. He had in his
possession spurious $40 bank note
written in 1876 on Savannah. Ca.
bank. He was convicted OF passing
counterfeit money and sentenced to
eight years in prison on four counts.
habeas corpus proceeding to GET
him out of the penitentiary on tech
nical grounds was brought recently
by Leavenworth attorney. L. 5.
Harvey, deputy United States dis
trict attorney. examined the indict-
ment on which Edison was convict
ed. He learned Edison was accused
of connterfeiting Georgia state
bank bill, which was issued in 1875
when state banks were permitted to
issue bank notes. 1t was not the
money of the United States govern
ment at all. and therefore was not a
crime against the federal laws.
Harvey placed the case before
Judge John c. Pollock and he order
ed the immediate release OF the pris-
oner.
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TROOPS
HAVE INVADED SERBIA.

BERLIN. Oct. THE Gernan
war office announced this afternoon
the invasion of Serbia by Austro-
German troops.
"Austro-(:erman troops nave
crossed the Danube at several
noiu,s obtained "A firm foothold on
the eastern bank of the DTina ana
the southern bank OF the DanuDe
and save rivers.
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of Mrs. Gait, ii was officially an
nounced today in a statement from
the White House. II will probably
take place some time in December,
although the exact date has not yet
been fixed
The president and his bride-elect
will attend a theater party in New
York City tomorrow night They
may be joined there by Miss Mar
garet Wilson. Saturday the entire
party will go TO Philadelphia to wit
ness the second game in the world S
series between Philadelphia and
Boston
G A. Davidson, president OF the
San Diego California Exposition. is
here today to ask the president 10
attend the exposition, and it is pos
sible he may go west on his honey
moon.
1t is understood that the presi-
dent will purchase the engagement
ring in New York tomorrow night
and that Mrs. Gait will assist in
making the selection. The purchase
OF the ring was deferred in order to
keep the engagement from becoming
known before the formal announce
ment was made.
A large bunch of flowers with the
presidents card attached was left
at Mrs Galt's home today.
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Dry-Farming Congress at Denver.

DENVER. Colo, Oct. Import
ant dry-farning experiment. made
in Wyoming we're demonstrated at
the International Dry-Farming con-
gress here today Agricultural
commercial and Industrial bodies
representatives were welcomed by
Congressman Frank Mondell Of
Wyoming. president OF the con-
gress.
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AL ABOARD TRAIN
KILLED N WRECK
DISASTER REPORTED It'd HAVE
OCCURRED BETWEEN VERA
CRlZ AND CAPITAL.
Another Reinrs said FIFTY Pns<cn-
gers Mere Killed and sixty In
jured-No Foreigners
on Train.

WASHINGTON. ossol,~s s.-Ev.
~, passenger wa> kiilrsl wis~n train
was wreskesi Tuesday ~ NsatepseA.
midway hesween t~sn s'tuS asr4 Nle>-
,cn sns. assorlsnx d" r's~ssts r~acss.
lsx the state Department. so~ias. N.
.sher ns~~~sr said tsssy lsss~rnnru
~ss- Killed sssI ~ssss sajssesi. ~
f.s.sxo~s~ WE'RE "s sls~ train. Il Mas
~assl. The wreck .ssuss~ss -
ussaass lam ~~sstsn ~is~s~ the Anera.
ss.ss> have ir~u usc>s ssstse ~
~f.sksHg srntes.
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I>>>>>>>>~>>~~>>
II AN VERY HAPPY
SAYS MRS. GAIT.

, WASHINGTON. Oct. TT .
, am very happy" Q
, This is all that Mrs. Norman .
, Gait would say today. .
All else has been said at .
, the White House." she explain .
, ed. q
, Mrs. Cats telephone was .
, kept busy today by calls from .
, her friends. Many of them .
, went in person to her home 10 .
extend good wishes. .
, The date for the wedding has .
, not been definitely fixed, Mrs. =
, Gait said. .
Mrs. Gait has taken an in .
terest in suffrage during the .
, last few years. but she never .
, committed herself TO the SUBJ =
Ject, her friends maintain. .
leaving her with an open mind. .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-07

works and taken by the French west
of the Souchez- -Angres road. In each
instance the Germans were caught
by heavy fire and forced to flee
They suffered heavy losses. Intense
bombardment by both sides south of
the Scmme river and north of the
Aisne was reported in this after
noon's communication.
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= The worlds series will begin .
= at phi.adeIphia tomorrow af- =
. ternoon. The Daily Light will .
. have a complete report OF tine .
= game by plays up to and in =
= cIuding the last inning. The .
. game will be given complete In .
= the regular edition of the pa .
. per. II you want the full de- =
. tails Of the game get copy .
. OF the Daily Light. =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-07
GERMANS HURLED BACK
ON FRENCH FRONT
FOUR SUCCESSIVE ATTACKS
AGAINST THE FRENCH ARE
BEATEN BACK.
Germans Fail to Retake Grounds Re
Gently Captured by the
French Nest OF
Souchez.

PARIS, October THE Germans
have been hurled back on the French
front in desperate attempts to win
back the positions taken by the
French recently. -Four successive at
tacks were directed against the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-07
GERMANS ADMIT DEFEAT
IN CHAMPAGNE REGION

BERLIN, October THE war Of
flee admitted in the official state
ment this afternoon that new French
attacks in the Champagne region
have driven the Germans from posi-
tions around Tahure. 1t was stated
that at every other point the French
attacks had been repulsed
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1AsHINGTON, Oct. Z. - All
Se House romance records have
shattered by the announce
Of the engagement of Presi-
Wilson TO Mrs. Norman Gait,
N Of a Washington jeweier.
eir wedding, planned for early
ecember at the executive man
will be the third TO occur in
Presidents family since his in
ration.
(e president has been widow
kactly fourteen months today
Gait, formerly Miss Edith
ng, daughter of William II.
ns, Of Wytheville. Va, is about
1ears old and has been widow
fsht years. She has no chill
pse friends of the president and
Gait understand that the we'd
while not officially announced,
occur before the middle OF De-
pr and shortly after congress
tyenes.
E White House has been
lped today with messages OF
wishes and congratulations
alsh officials and obscure citi-
Cabinet and other government
IL called personally TO extend
(isiions.
Il announcement of the nomi-
4 ol a new first lady of the
cane generally as a sur
uu' many in White House
/ khew Of the attachment and
F@'ea formal announcement.
'aelf hrst appearance togeth-
April az fhe opening of the
'AsspAii sea on rumOrs have
ne Of The approaching presi-
naplials huriug June and
- eaif Nas n house guest
'a''a where Gre romance is
la'e rIreuea There she
'A.ia companion uf tAe
oh Naik and automobile
4 Ns let Cornish shorily be-
AaAi'ef-art ol the death af
~'aeai sie Since the pres.
/ ss"i m Washlnston ia
[ Base hean thrown much
g iasats parfies private
'a''iss ai Mr Gai, homs
A''aaai1 nse ulued solf
af iho anaare-
nsIf dinner ...s.,
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STEAMER Is TORPEDOED
PART OF CREW MISSING

LONDON, Oct. Dispatches re-
ceived here this afternoon reported
that several of the crew of the Brit
ish steamer Arabian. torpedoed By
an Austrian submarine off Cythre.
were missing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-07

LnNraN Usfbhnr eeFmAs
eunnaafsme ass sank the nuith steam
- rexesfrungn raeaty - she sur
si4ofs acre ansel
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SERVES FIVE YEARS FOR
CRIs4E NEVER COMMITTED

KANSAS CITY, October Gross
s. Edison of St Louis, book agen-,
was ordered realised from the Unit
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,,nr,xT WILSON TO BE MAR
IN ~ DECEMBER TO MRS.
NORMAN GAIT.
N It HAPPENED
rare, T. (;rayson. White House
L,s,rian. started the Romance
~, Soon Resulted in For
NAL Announcement.
AAA~>>>>>><>>>< 4
EREs HOW IT HAPPENED.


IA year ago DR.. Carey 7. =
|ayson met Miss Gertrude =
brdon.
Miss Gordon introduced Mrs. =
In. her guardian. =
he introduced Mrs. Gait TO =
bss Helen Woodrow Bones. =
Miss Bones introduced her =
Miss Margaret Wilson. =
Miss Wilson introduced Mrs. =
III to her father. =
Ian in the fall of 1914. =
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ras paay lx-s gives az sssa
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-08-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.

This is to notify my friends and
the public that l am not connected
with the st. Mary Marble and
Granite Works, or any other firm.
I am in business for myself, ready
to execute every description OF
marble and granite work in the
best manner.
F. r. BLAKESLEY.
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No change on either branches,
same schedule as heretofore.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par
ish of st. Mary.
Succession of Thomas Henry, de-
ceased. No. 1903.

Under and by virtue of an order OF
sale, to pay debts, issued out of the
Honorable 23rd Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, and to me directed, in
the above numbered and entitled sncces-
sion, will sell. for cash, to the last
and highest bidder, in front Of the
principal front door Of the Court House,
of the Parish Of st. Mary, Louisiana, in
the town of Franklin, on
SATURDAY, THE nth DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1915,
between the hours of II O'Clock a. m.
and 4 o'lock D. m, all and singular, the
following described property, to-wit:
A certain tract or lot of ground in
the Town of Berwick, st. Mary Parish,
Louisiana, being known and designated
as Lot No. Three in Square No. Fifty
One (5l) of the Town Of Berwick. to-
gether with the buildings and improve
Ments thereon.
WILBUR II. KRAMER,
Administrator.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of St. Mary.
F. B. Williams Cypress Co.. Ltd ,
va. E. B. Spiller. No. 10, S3S.

Under and by virtue of a writ OF
fieri facias issued out of the Honorable
the 23rd Judicial District Court Of the
State of Louisiana, in and for the Pa
IRISH of st. Mary, and to me directed, in
the above entitled and numbered cause
l shall expose and offer for sale, at
public auction, for cash, according TO
law, to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court House in this Parish, IN the
Town of franklin, on
SATURDAY, THE 2STH DAY OF
AUGUST, A. D., 1915.
between the hours of Ii clock a m. and
O'Clock D. M. the following described
property; to-wit:
That certain tract of land
lying and being situated in the
Cypremort Prairie, Parish of ST. Mary,
State of Louisiana, bounded on the
North by land Of w. B. kemper. East
by land of Nick Colbert, South by the
public road leading from Baldwin to
Cypremort Woods and West by land OF
Dumesnl Brothers, Verdun, Albert
Jones and others, which land is more
particularly shown on map and plan
of survey made by Walter Y. kempei
and attached to an act of sale of Janu-
airy End, 1904, Of record in the Clerk 6
Office of the Parish Of ST. Mary; toget'
her with the buildings and improve
ments thereon situated, rights, ways,
privileges and servitudes thereto be-
longing. Being the same property &C
quired by E. b. Spiler from Maria
Burney, widow of Harrison Burney. by
act of sale executed on the 23rd day OF
December, 1909, duly recorded in the
Conveyance records for the Parish OF
st. Mary.
WILSON T. PETERMAN, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Franklin, La, thi:
2lst day of July, 1915.
Borsh, Himel and Bloch, Attys. fol
the plaintiff.
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MONDAY. OCTOBER 1s

MT. and Mrs. w. D. Tynes entertain the Stobert-Tynes wedding party.
 Miss Estelle Schuessler weds MT. John Davis of Philadelphia. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19 Miss Hazel Tynes weds MT. Robert Clarence Stobert WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20 Taui-Lowry wedding at the High land Methodist church.
 Bachelor girls meet with Miss Helen Ikeiser.
 Miss Lucia Vaughan marries MT. Flu gene H, Lloyd.
 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 21 Mrs. Luke P. Hunt hostess to Young Matrons' Auction club.
 Miss Mary Lou Chamblee entertains Theta Alpha Beta club.
 Nc,wpnd Social club meets with Mrs. W. S. Moughon.
 Mrs. Wilson Morrow entertains Thursday Five Hundred club FRIDAY OCTOBER 22 Friday night dance at the Birming- ham Newspaper club.
 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23 Dinner dance at the Country club. Mrs. Brooks Forbes luncheon at the Southern club for Miss Marguerite sibley
 MONDAY. OCTOBER 25 Miss Kathleen Moore's bridge party for Miss Sibley.
 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 26 Miss Mary Ellen Perkins. bridge luncheon for Miss Marguerite Sibley. Miss Edith Bowron entertains Whit worth Matthews wedding party.
 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27 Miss Alma Messer compliments Miss Sibley at the Country club.
 Miss Eleanor Graves Matthews weds Mr. Charles Whitworth of Nashville.
 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2s Miss Cosby's luncheon at her home for Miss Marguerite Sibley,
 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29 Mrs. Hal Dumas compliments Miss Martha Glover. Miss Mary Sibley and Mrs. Charles c. Heidt, Jr.. entertain for Miss Mar gusfite Sibley.
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Armfield- d-Berry

Armfield- Berry Of of
  Sutherland -Burgin to of Northcutt-Hill
  of O early in Novemb Wise Merritt
 
   Chapman Williams M Williams  o n Harris-Kent MT andMr the andap
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Coming Events In The Social Realm
SATURDAY. ocronER so

SAIURDAf, OCTOBER 3O Miss McClarys luncheon at the Southern club for Miss Sibley. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Powell give linen shower for Miss Keife.
 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2 Miss Kettle Sbley entertains the Riley-Sibley wedding party.
 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8 Dunn -Cobbs wedding In Montgomery. Riley -Sibley wedding at high noon Miss Leita Stewart weds Mir. Harry Wilson.
 Sample-Seals marriage solemnized THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Roberson Cunningham wedding sol. emnized.
 Miss Hughlette Adams bridge party for Miss Martha Glover.
 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER r5 Miss Kathleen Hayes enteitains at linen shower for Miss Glover.
 MONDAY. NOVEMBER $ Ryder-Glover marriage takes place.
 THURSDAY. NOVEMBER IS Harris-Kent wedding in Ensley
 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Miss Lillian Hughes weds Mir VII. liam Meade Prince of New York
 FRIDAY. DECEMBER a4 Growlers' holiday dance.
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ny JANE SHELBY

At present Birmingham society is in terested in the many brides and weddings of the fall and early winter season and especially in the plans and personnels of brought forth announcements of interest but none more so than those of today.
 large and prominent wedding will be solemnized Wednesday evening October N, at S:30 o'clock at St. Mary s-on-the Highlands, when Miss Eleanor Graves Matthews. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harrison Stewart Matthews. and MT. Charles Whitworth of Nashville will be united in marriage. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. T. J. Beard, assisted by the Rev. willoughby N. Clay brook
 Mrs. Matthews will be her daughters S matron of honor and Miss Edith Bowron will attend Miss Matthews as maid of honor Mrs Shafer TIousers of Tusca : loosa and Mrs. William c. Oates of Mont gomery are to be brides matrons and Miss Cora Gregg and Miss Evelyn Saffold of Montgomery have been chosen as brides maids.
 Dr. Robert Grizzard of Nashville will serve MT. Whitworth as best man, the groomsmen include MT. Banks Benne and MT. Sidney Riddle of Nashville and Mir. Alex Dearborn. Jr.. and pr. Cecil Gaston. and those asked to be ushers are :: MT. Frederick Gunster, Mir. Edward D.
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MRS. TODD HOSTESS FOR VISITOR

Mrs. Walter N. Todd was hostess at an enjoyable party Friday evening at her home on Culom street compllmenting her attractive guest. Miss Julia Todd of Mc- lntyre Ga.
 The rooms were made lovely with black cat and pumpkin heads and many pretty ferns and the favors and refreshmenty further carried the yellow and white Halloween colors.
 Those present were Miss Mamie Sue Berry. Miss Vivian Howard. Miss Louiso Howard. Miss Maggie Chambers. Mas Mary Zell. Miss Louise Zell. Mrs. Nina Fl. Perry Mrs. Claud Milan. MT. Head. Mir. Burns, Mir. Johnston. Ms. zmmer- man, Mir. Keeland. Mr Mccall, Mr. Bales. MT. Berry and MT. Milan
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YESTERDAYS LUNCHEONS
 AT THE PRESS CLUB

The cafe of the Birmingham Newspa- per club was crowded yesterday during the luncheon hour. Among ether well known people the following were noted :: Miss Augusta Katzenstine Miss Lillian Yielding Mrs. l.. c. Cardinal, Mir and Mrs w. r. Westmoreland. Jr, of Atlan- ta. Miss SalIie V. Smith of Lynchburg. Va. Miss Estei'e Strickland Miss Katie Goodson, Miss Gertrude Mccormack. Miss Beuluh Baines. Miss Mallic Moughon. Mrs. Herbert Coleman, Mrs. n. M. Jack son, Mrs. T. H. Johnston, Miss Elizabeth Johnston Mrs E. C. McVoy, Miss Ca pers. Miss McCaskey, Miss Illeida Clone. Miss Kathryn Donahoe. Miss Elaine O'Donnell, Mrs. V. T.. Ohil, Miss Myrtle Miles. Mrs. T. F.. Leftwich. Miss Lucic Walker, Miss Pear Burton. Miss Ellis Woods Miss Leona Woods. Mrs. J. G. Hendricks Mrs. ]. w. Porter, Miss Frances Kirkwood. Miss Winifred Keil- ger, Miss Gladys Hayden and Mrs. T. H. Joy
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Smith. MT Roy Knight and Mir A. F. Whiting of Montgomery
 Following the ceremony brilliant re- ception will be held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Gunster on High land avenue.
 Another approaching wedding. in which a wide circle of friends Is deeply inter- ested, that of Miss Marguerite Sibley to MT. Henry Gibson Riley. will be beau tifuly solemnized at high noon on "Wednesday, November 3, at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Barney Dun lar Sibley, on Highland avenue. the Rev. Henry M. Edmonds, pastor of the South Highlands Presbyterian church of- ficiating.
 Miss Kettle Sibey has been chosen maid of honor and the following lovely girls will surround Miss Sibley as bride S maids: Miss Alma Messer, Miss Nell Cosby, Miss Mary Sibley, Miss Mary Ellen Perkins, Miss Helen McClary and Miss Kathleen Moore. Mir. Riley will be attended by MT. Ashby Long as best man.
 V An informal reception will follow the taking of the vows. Professor Davidson will have charge of the nuptial music.
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6lZe50
 /zaAlZlzP/7E , .G0I3ZlL-Z
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS
 FOR MISS SHELBY G

Miss Marguerite Sibley. whose marriage
 to- MT Henry Gipson Riley will be an Interesting event of November 3. will be
 the recipient of a ;. delightful series of prenuptihl parties. Saturday, October 2a, Mrs. Brooks Forbes will be hostess at a luncheon at the Southern club. Tuesday, October 26, Miss Mary Ellen Perkins bridge luncheon will take place at her home for Miss Sibley. Wednesday. October 27. Miss Alma Mes ser will entertain at luncheon at the Country club. Thursday. October 2s, Miss Nell Cosby will compliment Miss Sbley. Friday october s9. Mrs. c. c. Heidt, Jr,. and Miss Mary Sibley will compli- ment this lovely bride-to-be at a bridge luncheon.
 Saturday, October 30. Miss Helen Me Clary's luncheon takes place at the Southern club. Tuesday November ?, Miss Hett.e Sib- ley will entertain Miss Sibley. Mir. Riley and their attendants at an after rehearsal party.
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and daughter. Mir and Mrs. W D. Lewis. Jr.. and MT. and Mrs. Olin c. Sbert of Gadsden. stood to welcome their guests. The hostess was handsome in white satin with an overdress of spangled black net and touches of real lace.
 In the dining room a large basket tied with white tulle and filled with bride s
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MIR. AND MRS. LEWIS
 RECEPTION HOSTS

One os the most delightful as well as interesting events of the weekend was q beautiful reception given last evening bv MT. and Mrs. Warren Davis Lewis to celebrate their silver wedding annivers- ary.
 The Lewis home on Eula street was beautifully decorated with a profusion