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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

President Wilson and wife are still in eclipse. They
remain at Hot Springs where the legends of the place
say Thomas Jefferson bought bottle of wine for
thirty cents and where other president stayed
night The movie picture men have given it up ana
left and only the secret service and the presidents
scenery There are of course number of the idle curious
oafing around but they don't count either additions
to the population or to the beauty Of the scenery Still
Hot Springs is wearing its paper collar and showing it
appreciates the honor of having the president within its
borders.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23
Too Much for Germans.

Paris, Dec 23.-German attempts to
retake the summit of HOrtmannswel.
erkopf, which French forces wrested
from the Teutons after months Of strug-
Cling, have been repulsed the war of.
flee said today
On the other hand, the French left
wing made some progress.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

breathe some ice-cOId breezes, and give the
rest of us diseases. He is a selfish sort of
duffer; he cares not how his fellows suffer,
so he gets air shipped fresh from Finland,
or other ozone markets inland. If he is in
an office working, at keeping books or
merely clerking, he wants window open
always, so arctic winds may frost his gal
ways And he will chortle as he freezes,
among refrigerated breezes, ooh, jimmy,
but this is Splendid Fresh air sees all our
ailments endedl | know NV tanth are all
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23
Frnnch still HOLD II

Berlin, Dee, 93.-The war office
claimed today the Germans had recap.
tured the Harmannsweilerkopf sum.
nit, The landwehr TOOK 1880 men and
% officers prisoners. The French are
under attack now ON the northern
slones.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23
Submarines Capture Another.

Rome, Dec. 23.-Two allied subma-
rines captured an Austrian unterseebot
in tow for Malta, according to reports
here today. If true, this is the first
time submarine has captured another
similar vessel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23
Drove Off Tornado Boats.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, +, l.,
Dec. 23,--Bulgarian shore batteries
drove off four Russian torpedo boats
attacking one Bulgarian torpedo boat in
the Black sea, Sofia reported today,
The Bulgarian vessel was unharmed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

rines captured an Austrian untersea-
boat, in tow for Malta, according to
reports here today. If true, this is the
first time submarine has captured
another similar vessel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23
Anstiinns Checked.

Paris, Dec 23--The Austrian inva.
sion of Montenegro, proceeding relent-
lessly for days past, has been checked,
the Montenegrin consul here announced
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

Colonel Roosevets latest move or rather the latest of
which he suspected shows why the republican party
has so persistenty refused to swallow him candidate
for the presidency He is credited with the desire
to swallow the republican party 1t remains to be
which is the larger and does the degutitOn act.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

a-chatter but that's thing that doesn't matter and
have goosehesh by SYSTEM and frostbes till you can
not list em and all the clerks around are cursn each
item of my mortal person; but what's the odds? am
nhang the air that puts an end to aing will not live
like stalled heifers-I'l have my fill of wholesome
zephyrs."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23
THE FRESH AIR FAN

The fresh air crank is rather trying; he keeps less
selfish people signing. He'd open every door and case
ment from gamet clear down to the basement so he can
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

The above undoubtedly refers to act,
ion Off the Bulgarian Black sea port of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23
Drove OFF Torpedo Boat

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville Dec.
e3.-Bulgarian shore batteries drove
off four Russian torpedo boats attack.
ing on Bulgarian torpedo boat in tae
Black sea, Sofia reported today. The
Bulgarian vessel was unharmed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

Varna which led to reports that the
Russians had occupied the town.
Submarines Capture Another.
Rome, Dec. 23.-Two allied subma-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-12-23

instructed put the the
porch this negs getting the
the circulation this the only
whether not the carriers are following instructions
Main 81
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

The Music Study club gave a de-
lightful musical-tea this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. E. Lyman, 1884
Polk street, in compliment to Nine
Grace Bruno Marcusson, who sang the
soprano solos in the Messiah" last
night.
The rooms were decorated through
out with roses. In the music room
pink roses were used, in the living
room Sunburst roses and in the din
these red roses formed the center
piece for the dining table where Mrs.
Harry Pribble and Mrs. ]. w. V. Dea-
con poured coffee.
The guests, who were the members
of all the other music clubs of the
city, were introduced to the guest of
honor by Mrs Morton Albaugh. 9th
crs who stood in the receiving line
were: Mrs Harry Tasker, Mrs. Ralph
Cav, Mrs. Harry Lyman and Miss
Ethel Grant.
Nine. Marcusson wore a striking
gown of sapphire georgette crepe and
yellow lace, trimmed with sapphire
spangles. Mrs. Albaugh wore white
and net over taffeta. Mrs. Tasker's
gown was black chantilly lace, COM
bined with faille, over wisteria silk.
Miss Ethel Grant wore figured taffeta
in dainty shades of pink and green.
Mrs Ralph Gaw's gown was a tinted
broadcloth, combined with chiffon and
trimmed with mink FUR. Mrs. Harry
Lyman wore white gown which is a
combination of lace and crepe meteor.
Mrs. Pribble wore cream silk lace
draped over a black foundation of
taffeta and satin stripes. Mrs. Dea-
cons gown was a combination of
green silk and lace made with side
Grapes. Others who assisted in the
Cabe, Miss Gladys Cav, Miss Elsie
Chapman and Miss Alice Lyman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

Miss Liu will be introduced by Miss
Annetta Nicoll president of the club.
Others in the line will be Miss Annie
Sweet and two Wellesley graduates,
Miss Julia Larimer and Miss Annabelle
Carney.
Mrs. John r. Mulvane will pour tea
in the dining room.
Those assisting through the rooms
will be: Miss Susie Sweet, Mrs. Frank
Forbes Mrs. H. o. Carney, Mrs. d. l..
J. B. Larimer, Mrs. ]. w F. Hughes,
Mrs. w. d. Ross, Mrs. H. c. Wilson,
Mrs. Robert Gordon, Mrs w. E. Bulls,
Mrs H. E. Wolfe, Mrs. o. H. White,
Mrs. S. ]. Crum bine, Miss Marguerite
Dice and Miss Alice Hughes.
= E J.
Mrs. George Godfrey Moore. with
the assistance of Mrs. H. L. Nelson,
Mrs William McAfee, Mrs. Eugene
Stotts. Mrs L. L. Kiene, Mrs. Helen
Van Horn, Mrs. w. A. S. Bird, Mrs. j.
w. F. Hughes. Miss Edith Connelley,
Miss Clara Francis and Miss Louise
Mcclellan, will entertain the D. A. r.
members Saturday afternoon at her
to the roll call will be. Famous Vir-
ginia soldiers and patriots.
program of christmas Music"
has been arranged by Mrs. Morton
AIbaugh. Miss Ruth Raster will play
a piano solo and Mrs. Charles E. Bair
will sing a sacred song cycle with
scriptural readings dedicated to Mary,
the Mother of Jesus"
The afternoon will be a social af
fair and the members are asked to
bring their sewing.
The Good Government club will give
a musical-silver tea on New Years
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hattie
Horning, 1243 Topeka avenue. Miss
Maude Mary Kline will arrange the
musical program.
The club held its regular meeting
yesterday afternoon. The music was
furnished by Mrs. Mercedes Holden,
who sang a solo. She was accom-
panied by Miss Kline.
Several new members were an
nounced including: Mrs. A. B. Con-
slant, Mrs. Frank Mitchell, Mrs. ]. D.
Hickman, Mrs. w. E. Spencer, Mrs. ].
Antoinette Smith, Mrs. L. H. Waugh,
Mrs. Della McGrath and Miss Daisy
Seller.
An interesting program was given:
Mrs. H. H. Hall talked on Medical
Inspection in the Public Schools. DR..
Elvenora Ernest on Medical Inspec-
ton in the Public Schools from the
Doctors Standpoint" and DR.. Elnora
Whitmore added to the general dis
cussion. Mrs. Mitchner talked on
Women in the East" summing the
situation in three words. They have
none" She cited the marriage and
property laws of the state of Penn
sylvania in upholding her assertion.
Mrs Effie Main and Mrs. T.. B.
Garrett were appointed to protest to
superintendent w. D. Ross against the
picture film, The Wolf Hunt which
they say is brutal. Mrs. Frank Lind
say and Mrs. L. Candy were APP
pointed to send resolution to Gov.
Capper, protesting against the drop
ping of the "Byers case" and the
state hospital case"
j. J. =
One of the fair Washburn college
co-eds who is to play an important
part in the Dramatic club play. IAN
Ideal Husband" at the Grand Satur-
day afternoon and evening, was seen
yesterday rushing madly up and down
Kansas avenue. She was in search of
a ''disgusting party dress"
lContinued on Next Page.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

Nine. Grace Bruno MacussOn. soprano
solOist in ''The Messiah who was
guest of honor at IL tea given this
afternoon by the Music Sunday club
Assisting through the rooms were:
Mrs. S. j. Crumbine, Mrs. F. A. Derby.
Mrs. ]. f. Kaho and Miss Mary
TaSker.
Nine. Marcusson, accompanied by
Mrs. Harry Tasker, sang: 'Vissi
D'arte," from ''Tosca," by Puccini:
awakening" by Mason; Have You
Seen But a Whyte Lily Grow?'
anon; two old English songs: I've
Been Roaming by Horn, and Yes
terday and Today" by Spross; Min
uet Exandet." and THE Yellowham-
mer'' and The Startling from Bird
Songs" by Liza Lehman.
- j. j.
Mrs. Jack Campbell entertained
her sewing club yesterday afternoon
at her home on Garfield avenue. The
next meeting will be held, in two
weeks, with Mrs. Walter Cannon as
hostess.
Miss Helen Estey will have a few
guests to luncheon, tomorrow after
noon.
j. i j
Sea Iskin is one of the most popular
of all the many pelts used to adorn
the winter suit. The sketch shows a
suit of brown wool velour, the skirt
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10
Suffered Great Pain J
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

and society people of the city tomor-
row afternoon. The college alumnae
club will entertain with a tea to in
troduce Miss Fung Hin Liu to Topeka
people. Miss Liu will give a talk on
her native country, China. There
were no invitations, but everyone in
terested is invited to be present.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

The T B. Sweet home on Second
and Topeka avenues will be the place
of meeting for many of the intellectual
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

This is the story of Mickey the
newsboy and his ward, Peaches,
whom he found with a crippled
back. Mickey, with his Irish wit
and independence is possessed of
common sense and wisdom beyond
his years. His struggles to take
care of Peaches and get her a new
back" strike an intensely human
note.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-10

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24
INTERESTING REPORTS
FEATURE CONFERENCE
~ nnefn,ns, sishoe Candle. ~.
" rrss'a'ns, Viii prsaeh :, ~,
First Nethosi,t ch.,.h

The Texas NcNir.s r,-,-
=, ~ = Church soash. vh,rt -.
''eh in session sinte rhtrss., 4. -.
'Ns snine intcresiinv fne.ti,r. -
session Yesterday r,.arni,r -. ~
.F wv. resorts ffpm the pastors ~ ~.
800 "ene 20 iacir churches ne nsst
'-' TIC feporis are splens.s 49,
lNa.' a Food shcwing for the Nexigs.
WORK in the state an
'nt Mexican prcarber .-,. ........,
Httnsv 90 gf,ach
l-,s' e'eniae Rev R soto preaes.a
. HFi'ndia Sermon to gnod si,.s ~,
t'fnnf composed nf a larce cr,v-s =,
NHiefitlns AL We'll as Nosi-s~. 49,.
soto b pastor % the Nesiran M,,s,,
r'A' Nnhr'h n Ausfln and IL an In
Naeaiiai man in ihe work
~, conference, WIN 30 csp,iry.s "a,
in Monday nnon Al the rnorrir, -.
ei'h Nnndof ere aruantmrHfs IN ~
l'r'iA WIZ ae Faad- sud ,nach either
.n'feitfnt business will claim, the af
leniian N tac conference AZ iris ti,.
inr session
Ninnns tae Ns'tars Dee This meetinr
ore rumhrr 10 American tniuister,
VINO are prominent Boz th. anairr ~
me Methodist denomination ana fh.,
have aecn asked 90 fll ths various nsi
liis ~ che American churches 6f IN.
c'ir ahis mornine
They have h~en sssirred q. f.fi.o
40 eleVen o'cloek nsv b ~ Ctffsf
'i "'ofH"toNn HNl prearh az thf Pres
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24
EDUCATIONAL RALLY TO
BE HELD At DRISCOIl


Az tissafipnai rails to iasi two dafs
siii bel mid in ihe i'fissoil aeiieoi ilI.
dsf and SATURDAY. 10 ESQ rnmlhF Nf.H
" htn ifciHrus Hr hHps 30 Nnnrlira sud
saniiafinn viil 90 hfari fitm ttpsfftn
Fisrs III thf University NJ reaas it
thf pnpaa hna pafeHtH 0f fht iHft0 nfi
cammlniii ramehssfatans NJ fhr
rfuper means ~ selr sims HfrrsrnF
ana UanEnf different sarlafifs 90 flNf
sfufrs wih hr feaiufrs ~ ihr rinEfHm
and irarhrrs ane parents throughout
500 sHlaarnf iefiiiar sft invited in
asfsnd ftr meriinfs
% g. KiHnIsHu ruNl IfHl nf ihr lHlr
rau schools 81 sponsor frf inc aF
fanatmaHf ord h pianniHH fHffhff
steps in iins uifh frhHH and rHmmaNr
UF pfHarers mfsflnFa - a.wsi-f nHt
iuse hui Hiff twts isine lafrreei hsinH
0hedu.cd NJ faia.n
Superintendent Nai HfrfnH 10 aerd-
ine aui leiisfs o. lss tfa. afft H ihe
safrnundluf scfti0n ia fttsft ~ enc
movement with ths SEES n ftsailuF
active iHfefeHi unHrsiif Oh surN uusN.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24
.BAkfR ANNOUNCES FOR
TREASURER OF TEXAS
Cfoshytsn nantsf Issues Address q
fhe usHsfrsfis Neisrs "
tEs tiafs

1abn Isl Natsf ~ NnnfHliHn ana 3
nrnfno W IS latsf aeh AnHv q
ittlasuf ~ NnfpHs thfitfi FfafNflaf
anhnunt ti sH 5 candidate faf fAf htM
HHfIfio HnmWaiInn af slate tiFafHfrf
aabIrt ie iaf primaries n nsai iHis
Nia annnaHr rfufHf fuli.nlnT
fridina 40 taf ufasni Frqufai ~
fienaa ptn fefi inai J thaail maAf
an aNnHaHrmrfA relative ~ nf $3.50
lifHr faf inr uni0t " State HeaHHfrf
snd 0sNsilra ihsii UIshss sHeHid its
'aHeiarrsd IH itH mHffef HfH pifseei
ihs nHminHlltn I've ftafr ntsHufsf ~
ieh democratic pftmsfles in i9tt
fitvpH nafrfW fa ihs UHf iiarafsi
aNH iaahis Poor fisosarana Hlfa4 fitis
tfrt Rho harnfr1 me slit iaelr rHht
uen iaal seer when asfinF ST. hs natu
naft4 fH siais ifsasarsi and iHdHia
sos in ihs h1ls ihaf tif tHhnf fhfr
seashi f5at be conferred upon me iN
$50 primaries nsKi year ! Submit ins
sndiaafi 81 fnn sna ifasf ia fselfe
fstnfalals fpHaiaefsiiaa at feaf
hsrla
fffsr nothrr hss nfftd 81 fsise
sac fIsudf ~ iaFi ffaf a. elitnHif
fnfff aafnti r. fh mt meas ffaf snd
fhai msHF afiu aif Hni aff nf a. FHp
pqfi me as fsai flF.e Mii hhnN ine
eifn fhe|r vote ana support in fff
lnmink anHaisA
astfn q aanaesfssf ~ nis ~ FL.
fafaff RS position - fhr painirai
QueEiiant - fhr dat st J stand ~ itf
ssma punripisf noN ftaf 3 sinna fnf
danaa fhe iaff famnalFn fafflHs y fa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24

Misses ftpfVrct witians aad At.es
"resvr, q IAN Nxre Ia ,hs siss IS.
,srdas sA0pplns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24
SUNDAY SERVICES
N THE CHURCHES
OF CORPUS CHRISTI


Sunday schnoi Begins ai 3 lp a. m
W. have a iarFo nsfara riaet Or ih'
Young men and nfsineHs Afne iiiNsf
Glass far men iifHiden - have aN
ito other oreani1et rlaHsra and wouin
iits a. have yan ioin iu vth ~
pr.aebinr ~ lta M ana 2 30 q m.
Mornlnr sun5rr ntHrfh' 'fthiNA
subject TAe fupfems Test ~ ihf
Hour
(iond CONGREGATIONAL finFihA
A hearty noulfuL neif1nf in hll
A. H. ingram Pastor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24
PERSONAL MENTION

NlssAs itefrpcs wanams snt At.e,
sreevf, "a IAN Nxre Ia ihe ti4, ,,.
'trdaS shlpplrs
Ni-s Naih,finc Noit Mo has i.ssn
AsiNns ~ snd Mr. sossrn t,,hn
iesNes icsiaY fef her bcne in Nte Yosk
t'r lpstsin Nohn wife ava san leH
srttvf,iay sVf sam Ausnsi, Aasitn ANA
tihef i1'lris ant gla BE- tuas fsoie ths
eiis tef b. wees
~ g. nalies ltn asi niett e.. F.ss
Nerth and ~iu bf aeas htin sac ,lt,
foi ths sFraiff pan u tiic ~ssk
Dee Nirsct and Niss toAnsiie cans,
have fetafnea ifusa fra weftn ~hsf,
ihef Witnessed tht stmasl lunsi nap.
tas
sheriff Nts wrsbt hss rsarnrs
fr.an lierhaeer Nhege be vas sailaa
pN business
H Nhfr vho lives an tht
Wgitou sleatian rsntf saath os fh.
ritf itr asi nisht ~ ifrssfhsesn
Nississil4A o. Vai BIS fsthef D.. y
White Nho b stfieas1 DID ihsle
uanin it krlif e,..lfsni ~ fs, t'or
res rtrsu muttnas comlsnN aat ihs
ksilt Administrations Ce hss a4iufne4
! iu0m tta Awvrioau N0iuffs Protective
Z hsH0t iatian csnNeuiAsH hrlH sf nauas
iaa oreb nuinF az iun SEA krHs
Nsi,sd 1snIeon avs ottlr Naisn gYesas
e'fics an hus moss mtitrff rfriainInf a.
+. ihf INiralH,iInr NJ CaWas rhusu nr.,
tulis end msi win mUth sut,tsa
fhe rIutah % 800 Horne Arsu
mfnlt fOf ftstsnit9 we've
d nrHiaeh Nan Antunio
lHe iiHNar Gfesef,
Hi.s loaisf Nefk|ns tluuffff
~ li stewart AUun uuier
$50 Ent Mira Winchester uNahrma
% 3 turmar san Anioa.n
rs Nast NNhsiunn
a. o. HHUta hln Nltra hanean
ile hfnnr Alto Nisia hsnssa
tmonf fhe arufais M Uhs -saaIis
H0lt araisnlat ufu W Nand raa
Arielin aai q D siatfioH Aasiin
Arrivals st ise siaie iieisl st-isr.si
netr l DaAun WssulnHtsU % b.
Wueht iAfcao
Ha4tiis iaftda
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FkIas.,s. Aatr nakf.a. .ffIrtIaH IIt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24
CHAPEL PROGRAM

Aiisr Gladys rmusf 800 haa tHafaf
q enc rharei exercises I'D the iiirh
sfheH efsf FBdaf m1rniHF hflt O.
HrNshifsi pfosfam last ffida3
TW student lnif SIS entertained
win fns ftiiuslar numbfyt
Hsadiha Madame ttt Hlef ~
Same Born
usnalnR Ths frarh $50 asas
1ohnuie Naldsln
Hsadina Whrr Soc leika iF guff
Miaa carrie fitmana
Plano aeInaHrn "pffitda Hias Fs
isfis We'll
Mark ufafinh ffam fhe fahtinf iH
ffs niflfuI4us unsn cntirf
lsaainr pata nad ihf 500 Aia
Iurlsr Lawrence
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24
MORTUARY


Thrmas Hines wfight iafant son ef
Mr and Mrs Hines Wright of ban
qucito died here Saturday mornins
Tho rhHA was "a year and ton months
nld. 80 wos 70 grandson ~ Mr and
Mrs Cotton Wrgm Of Romtown and
hnA heon hroneht o. thc ritS for mril-
Cll attention
The funeral viii he held ihls after
noon in ranquetr 49, j S. sykes ~
the Church u the Coed shepherd oi-
Nfiaiing.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24

chdarsns sair neht,Ns, afuti.tailt
5ont ldeal ifaH IaflH Adf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24

Doe nirsCh and Miss toAntiif Gansi
have fetarnea ifyaa fru wofih whsir
fhe' Witnessed fhf samuel lunsi nup.
tlait
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24

r.ll.r -, alsaI, pa rs.a.I..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-24

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-09-08
MABRY-KILGORE.

Last Thursday morning at nine
o'clock at the home of her sister, Mrs
J. Stewart Miller on Magazine street.
Miss Nina Mabry was happily mar
ried to Mr.. Sidney Johnson Kilgore,
81 Clinton, S. C. Rev. W. P. Jacobs
of Clinton, performend the interest
ing ceremony in the presence OF only
the immediate family, after which
the bride and groom left over the
Southern for a honeymoon trip to
Asheville and other points OF interest
IN the Mountains of North Carolina.
Mr.. Kilgore is a young man OF
snlendid character and holds a posi-
ton of trust at the Thornwell Or
MANAGE, and is held in high esteem
there. Miss Mabry has also been
associated with the corps of assist
arts at Thornwell for several years.
and is beloved by her many friends
there and in this, her home, for her
charming manner and sweet DISPOSE
ton. .. ~.
The best wishes for a happy and
most prosperous life go with this
young couple. .....