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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
Embroidery Club Entertained.

~ Mrs. Robert Lott charmingly enter
tanned the Daisy Embroidery Club
from 2 until o'clock Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. G. w. Nc
Quain at 400 Mechanic street. A
dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess. The guests were Mesdames
T. 7. Fitzpatrick, Clarence Brown, l.
@. Ash, II. G. Netting, o. d. McCloud
George Tate and !. F. Glover; and
Misses Louise Latstetter. Katherine
Clover, Madeline Fitzpatrick, Willard
AIcCloud and Beryl McQuain.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
FIGHT CLUB CIRCUIT
FOR CENTRAL LEAGUE

FORT WAYNE, Ind, Feb 2il.--
Erie. Pa, Youngstown. o., and Wheel
ing, w. Va, were formally admitted
to the Central Base ball League at the
leagues annual meeting here today.
This means an eight club circuit and
in addition to S;le three new cities,
Dayton, Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids,
'Terre Haute and Evansville, viii re-
tain their berths. (.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
TO AMPUIATE
Right Lea Of Sarah Bernhard
Are Surgeons otRelieve Her
of Her Sufferings.

BORDEAUX. via Paris, Feb. 20
The surgeons at the hospital Of st.
Augustin will probably amputate the
right leg of Sarah Bernhard on
Monday, but they have not yet de-
cided on the precise date. Madame
Bernhardt is described as being as
cheerful as could be expected under
the circumstances and awaiting the
operation in the belief that 1t will
relieve her Of her sufferings.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
|tion of her services as teacher.
Games and other amusements were
INDUCED in and all had fine time.
NIother,s, C1nl to NIeet \

The Clarksburg Central Mothers
Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
II. a. Smith at 294 Mechanic street,
Tuesday afternoon. February 90, in
stead Of the home of Mrs. ]. Horror
Davis.
( The subject OF study will be Pre-
vcntion" with Miss Virginia Kennedy
in charge. Dues will be collected.
4. is requested that every member ba
present also that she be accompanied
by visitor for the afternoon.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
GUARDS
Are Placed at River Bridges to En-
force the Quarantine.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 20
Guards were placed at the Indiana
approaches to Ohio river bridges here
today and watchmen were placed on
ferry boats to enforce the quarantine
against foot nd mouth disease. The
Indiana authorities have exc1ude led all
livestock except horses, hay fodder
and hides sought to be transported
from Kentucky.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21

Mrs. Willard r. Bartlett, Of Adams
ton. delightfully."- entertained the La
dies Sewing Circle of that place
from 8 to II o'clock Thursday even
ign. Fancy work was INDUCED in
and contest in which several prizes
were awarded was a feature. De-
licious refreshments were served.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
Christian Endeavor Social.

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Stealey Heights United Brethren
church will give a social in the base
ment of the church at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday night. Ice cream, cake and
home made candy will be for sale.
Those in charge will be Rachel Burn
side. Christine Waters, Nellie Ford,
Beulah Lawman, Layton Slaughter,
Percy Mitchell and Carrie House.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
3 C0NFERs DECORATION.

\ "a. - nv AnsociATEn PREssi u . nv ,l'
BERLIN. via London, Feb. 20.-Em-
peror William has conferred the deco
ration of the order Pour LIE Morite''
upon Field Marshal Hans Won Buelow.
commander Of the Eighth German
army, defending East Prussia, for his
services in the recent battle Of the
Mazurian lakes in which the Russians
were defeated.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
DROPS BOMBS.

PARIS. Feb. 20.-1t was semi
officially announced in Paris today
that an Austrian aeroplane few over
Cettinje, the capital OF Montenegro,
on February IS and dropped hine
bombs. Two women were KILLED and
four children were wounded by the
explosions. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
SOCIAL.
lhetl from page 5, first sec.

(Continhed from page 5. first sec.)
CHARLES IIinkle, r. T.. Ryan. French
Thomas, Frank Underwood. Harve*
Crisis, N q. Brum, Lorenzo Elwain.
= y at 10 O'Clock delicious salad
course was served and at late hour
all departed to their respective homes
declaring Miss Manley charming
hostess
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
Entertain Ladies, Aid Society.


The Ladies' Aid Society OF the In
dustrial Methodist Episcopal church
was entertained in a very pleasing
manner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Callett Wednesday evening.
After the regular business meeting,
tempting refreshments were served,
which were enjoyed by all. The fol-
lowing members were present:
Mrs. Minnie Lightner. Mrs. U. G.
Arnett Mrs. Charles Nutter, Mrs.
Minnie Chadwell. Mrs. Blaine Light
sners Mrs. IA. u. Crummit, Mrs. Sarah
Lafitz. Mrs. James Shriner, Mrs.
Myrtle Plant, Mrs. E. 2. Addingtor,
Mrs. Iva Whitney. Mrs. Ira Chan
nell, Mrs. Ira Callett. Mrs. Lena
Marsh, Misses Grace Arnett, Pearl
Deem and Lee Whitney and the Wis
itors was Mrs. Ida Queen.
At a late hour all departed to
their homes. The next meeting
viii be held at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Lightner, Wednesday even
sang. February "a.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
&c . I. . CO :. : . . \. . {. : !.
TRIPLE TRAGEDY AS
RESULT OF QUARREL.
,(By Associated Press.

NEWARK. N. j., Feb. 2o.-
Miss Hattie Reeves, q stenog-
rapher, and Mrs. Mary Clark
were shot and killed today at
the Termination Of quarrel
between Miss Reeves and Hir-
am 3. Craig, in Miss Reeves
apartments. Craig is In the
Newark City hospital with 4
bullet in his body and may re-
cover. The police assert that
ne shot the two women and
then attempted suicide.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
l,irthday Par.ty Tor Te,,ci,elr.

I5bnoring an anniversary OF her
birth; the little girls OF Mrs. IL. B.
Sttff Sunday school class Of the Adj
AM ton United Brethreii church gath
ffsd at her home there Thursday
~ md pre- scented her With q ntnds
her Of pretty and useful gifts, inciud-
ins ! ille IN nm brsiis y spprecia-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
miss lIcGregor Hostess.

MSS Lottie McGregor was hostess
at m informal party Thursday night
at her home at Pinnickinnick. Quite
q number Of young people enjoyed an
evening OF much happiness and pleas
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21

s The first regular standing army
sWas in Egypt about 1 900 b. @. The
tirht modern standing force was In
France Ia 4 "A s. 4 " Is
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21

A valve is fitted to the bottom OF a
new cooking kettle so: that water may
be drained from vegetables withou.
endangering its users.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21
new INVENTIONS
A new iron pipe fence post anchors
itself as it is driven into the ground.
as the lower end is divided into four
sections that separate.

In a costly watch that has been
made for exhibition purposes there is
a wheel that makes a complete revo-
luton only once In four years, oper-
atfng a dial that shows the years,
months and days.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21

Three different tones can be pro-
duced in a new automobile horn by
moving the bulb that supplies 1t with
air to as many angles.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-21

The latest in the line OF collapsibis
baby carriages folds into box re
sembling suit case. Tor carrying
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Benefit Card Party.

The Dixie Chapter. L. p. c., will en-
tcrtain at a benefit card party, Wednes-
day evening, May 10, at $50 o'clock, at
The Confederate Memorial Home, 1922
Vermont avenue. There viii be a prize
for each table. The patronesses will
Include Mrs. Maude Howell-Smith,
president of The District of Columbia
Division, e. u. c.; Mrs. a. Il. Howell.
Miss Lucy Morton, Mrs. Carrie Morton
Judd Mrs Sallie Garrettson. the Misses
Daniel Miss Lillian Morgan, Miss
May X. Little, Mrs. Henry Knock, Mrs.
j. ). Tomiinson. Mrs. j. N Rose. Mrs.
s. NJ De.nmack, Mrs. Mamie McCon-
VILE, Mrs E. w. skinner, Misses Hen
genmcir. Miss Swaine. Miss Coleman,
Miss Rabbit. Mrs. q. \. kuthrauff, Mrs.
T. ". E.llsw orth, Mrs, Alice Cooke, Mrs.
I;elie G. Riley, Miss Pansie Wilson,
Mrs Taylor .. Timberlake. Mrs T..
Casanavc Wilson, Mrs. j. Il. Ryan, Mrs.
H. r. Ilmkle, Mrs. Gustavus Werber,
Mrs Tucker sands, Mrs. Hancock, Mrs
Edwin g Dutton. Mrs. a. IL Mitchell.
Mrs. NJ A. Morton. Mrs. J. +. Little,
Misses Eowie. Mrs. w. A Wayne. Mrs.
r. -. Muicarc, Mrs. Sadie +. Hutton and
Miss Helen Griffith.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Berkeley Springs.

Spara. Cores ~foudeuc" of The Ssar.
E..HkEEEy SPRINGS. " va. May
i5--1Ir and Mrs. Eugene Van Rensse-
laeg have closed their house on 18th
street, Washington. and will spend the
summer 1T thcir cottage here. With
them EiH ia their son, the Rev.
stephen Van Rensselaer,. ann their
daughter. Mrs. James Carroll Frazier,
formerly of slorGantown Mrs. Ellen
Bidale Of Washington has opened her
home here for the sunlmer- Mr.. and
Mrs NJ s. CheaIeY Miss l<athrine
Chcsley aud Thornton Chesley Of
Washington were guests OF Mrs. Ches-
ley ii he Hotel Washington here. Ar.
James johnson Of Washington is visit
ing his father, Mr. George Johnson
Mrs $ L. Bre"sc and nephew. Eugene
Ielaphili of Washington We're guests
at tnc siotcl Washington here. Miss
=. y. lett Of Washington is d guest at
the Hotel Washington. Il. Il. Nalling,
who spends the summers here, has ar
rived from Florida br. Clarence
Buchanan and Gordon Buchanan Of
Washington were visitors here. Mr..
visited her father. John Cross. here.
Miss Helen Ambrose has returned from
il visit to Baltimore Mrs. George NJ.
Guppeatlai is visiting III Atlantic CITY.
MIR lGdeard quick has returned from
Madison. WIS, where he attended the
,niversitv Speaker Vernon +. johnson
has returned from visit To Charles
ron MIS-. q K Watts Of Baltimore WAS
the guest If Mrs. NJ. J. Van Gosen The
Rev ". +. 8eall of Baltimore visited
Mr. and Mrs. Allen ". Mendenhall this
week Miss Shinn Of Philadelphia IS
visiting hcr cousin. Miss Emma Casey.
1T the Washington Mrs. y. Y. Courtney
OF Baltimore Is a visitor here.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
A Farewell Party.

The WILLOW Spring Social Club gave u
farewell party. Friday night in honor of
their president Mr.. Russell Hager, who
leaves shortly for trip to California
and the Panama exposition. The even
ing was spent in games and dancing
Musical selections were rendered by
Misses Nellie Seigel, Elizabeth sullivan
and Louise McWilliams.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Clements, Mrs. George Reynolds
Mrs Annie Smith, Mrs. torby, the
Misses Pauline Smith, Ruth Corby. Cara
Iiass, Nellie Siegel, Maud Sellers, Eliza
be1h Sullivan, Catherine SULLIVAN
Louise McWilliams, Virginia Rice
Louise Hager, and the Messrs- Russell
Hager. Clarence Dodge, lohn o1alia
nan. Frank Money, Harry Johnson. Jack
Pryar. Joseph Hughes, John Tiilet
William Lyddane, 6 +. Sinith. Leroy
cooper. H. NJ Smith and William
Clements.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
A Recent Dance.

The Neutral Social Club held a dance
last "Wednesday evening AT Chain
Bridge Pavilion. Among the club mem
ners who attended were Mrs. L. Melins,
Mrs. l.. kopp. Mrs. c. Anderson, Mrs.
Britt, Mrs. Daw, Mrs Walters, the
Misses A. Gayner. l. happier. r. Jones,
G. Melins. T.. Lendner, l.. Bosworth, +.
smith, N. I<opp, f. La Roche, f. kopp,
&. Washington, NJ. Harvey, \. Gaines,
T.. RILEY ana l.. Smyth. and Messrs. L.
Beach, ". kerper, L. Shaffer a. Gass,
l.. Cooper. \. iiaight. w. Whitney, J.
Prender, :. Myer. q. Harding, w. White,
H. Wilson, }. Tillett. F. Di Prima. j.
Bonite, ". Ardesser. +. Gargan, j. Gar
gan, c. hopp. W, herman. +. Money. J.
Wascow. q. Manning, c. Rossin. II.
kopp, w. Garner and many friends OF
the club. The next meeting Will be
held tomorrow evening at the residence
of Mrs. l.. kopp.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Picked Up Here and There.

As the fashionable season If neNt
long preparations
Planning Long are aIreadv beinS
~ A.. made for il. par
way hhe"u' ticularly IL the " ay
Of the subscription dances. which al
WAYS have to be arranged long III 'id-
vance Next Year Ash Wedne sday will
fall on March : and that viii give a
stretch Of more than Two months after
the now year starts ~ tor entertaining
For this reason il viii he possible I"
have aanr important private parties
y TER the HOLIDAYS
Easter. which wiIl come ou Npttl ~.
viii offer INT small iiltueenpent for pro
longing the season. although there are
likely To ba numerous weddings before
the end of that month. aud possibly thr
weddings OF that season Will he rele 4
hrated. in spite - tie apparent super
stitiou. duriu@ the Eiouth OF MAY.
Tile dates OF the Junior assemblies,
hch viii be III their second season.
have been set Tor Nov emher 20 Janu-
AIRY II and February These dances
ara Successors 70 the junior cotiilouS.
which We're always held on Tuesday
nights. beginning with the firSt Tues
day in December. I-ili. the cotiilons.
fHe dSSefqhlieS Will open Tie dancing
season as far - dehlttaut"s arc con-
ccruCd. ktGt after the FIRST dance, which
VIII t:sl fJe~d.st. h. re:laini;E1
ONES wtlg bs held on Fl iddN nights
The managers of these dances. 8t40H.-
whom 1re ssfs. riarrr Mall. tiiS !
PferpuUt A1or5.au. Mars. ~. Hobart Tor
Ter alil Walter .. 14Luian. viii remain
about the same. hut rhSr@ VIII be some
changes iH tnt list ot subscribers. PREF
crSnac bcla- given to those who have
daughter or relatives 10 he introduced
to society
The three sherry dances are 10 he
continued. r. ttoF FIVE wears Of success,
ami tho G;.tc& syl3 ted ARE December !.
December - 1uti larE&rE - ne
:ussTacrrS af these GI1ccS have aiEa>
adac~ed 20 FRIDAY ui~hts. hGt as NeW
veslf. eve lt.is Ncar '"iit f@lI on Friday
ii was cor eidcreSl that sie night pre-
y-ious Wcull he better chn'C&. as so
raanv leave town for the holiday
These dances are for girls no nave
been out 4 season or more. and some
of tha Young married reonle are also
included iii the invitation list. The
:ss the voung dancing men lind il = bit
.aSier tor he day following. which for
many is Il half holiday. some new sub
~-rir,ticn dances for older girls are
bounced shortly.
The Metronolitan dances the Colony
oia Iees AND the &iday juniors, all of
,,-lirf, ara fot. rot our in society,
.rill he coufirrrF tiit their dates never
interfere With those If entertainments
for their elders The season at the
Nct-oroIitan Opera House will he"fn
November -. and after twenty weeks
cr onara there viii he i month % ball
Let the latter form Of diversion coming
6u~tus Ea st.r season.
Vi ufav not h.a ueressarr this YEAR to
set the dates for 5obtffattc receptions
50 early as for two or three wears past.
although there is prospect Of a large
list for the coming season.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

and from the north shore, and there
WAS the most elaborate entertaining
wealth could procure Mrs. Waldorf
Astor. a school friend Of the bride, act
ed as maid of honor, and Swiftmoore
was in gala array in honor of the occa
sion. Since tnat time Mrs, Wichteld-
then Mrs. Moore-has taken her place
among the wealthiest ard most promi
nent American nlatronS.
Us a Washington leader Mrs. Moore
WAS always in the glare of thc calcium.
Her entertainments were elaborate. her
dinners a success, ana the house par
ties at the Moore country estate III Nir
ginia We're enjoyable 70 q degree. Since
her bereavement Mrs. Moore has been
more or less in evidence abroad. one
heard of her in Paris. on the Riviera,
al st. NoritZ during the winter sports
of a year ago, and in London last year,
where she and her daughter were pre-
sented At her majestys drawing room,
Mrs MooGes superb attir@ being
heightened by her wonderful blacl.
pearls. From time to time Airs. Moore
paid Il visit to S~iftmoore, her arrival
always stimulating interest in her be-
half.
Mrs. Porter Palmer's house. in Chica
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Moonlight Sail for National
Junior Republic.

The Junior League of the National
Junior Republic will give a moonlight
sail on the steamer Charles Manchester
MAY 20 A buffet supper will be served.
Many parties are being formed and the
benefit promises to be a great success
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Gone to New York.

Mrs Frederick Howard, accompanied
by her daughters. the Misses Violet and
Lillian Fritz. left last night for New
York. TO remain until after the re-
viewing of the fleet. A number of en-
tertainments have been arranged in
their honor.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

So far as can he discovered. no ore
even in Boston knew of the approach
ing nuptials Of Mr..
Could Keen Her and Mrs. Axel
Secret Safely c1,renca y ! Moor, s. mn
I'll the announcement. and the wedding
came as great surprise. The inter-
estfng couple has since been honey
incoming at the Ritz-Carlton. A some
what detailed account OF the union in
one of the New York papers stated
In the marriage license the age of the
bride was given as twenty-six years.
The bridegroom's age was given as
twenty-nine years" In view Of the
fact that the bride attained matri-
monial diGnities for the first time some
fifteen years ago. il would seem that
time" had literally turned backward
in its flight" in her case And, by the
way, what difference between the
first marriage and the second For the
initial special train made the trip to
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Engagements.

Nh and Mrs Leonard Sergeant. ir q.
announce fhr engagement OF the r
daughter Alice ana Ar. Joseph l'pd'
graf Deiiineer. The wedding win take
place neNt tbctoher.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

90. which She has offered for a Belgian
Red Cross benefit
Changing Her and which is be
Chicago Home. ~ as pds i )" ,nhaI,,n saa
i,sfs some repairs which possibly viii
not be completed in time. The con
servatories At the south, which have
been for some time empty of the Won
derful plants and flowers which once
made them famous. are being torn
down and something else viii he built
to take their place. The plants have
been sent to Florida and there has been
no gardener for some time. Mrs. Pal
mer is expected home from her Florida
estate on Sarasota bay about the mid
die of this month.
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Visiting in Paterson, N. ].

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy have left
Wa shington for 4 ten day "trip TO Mr.
Murphy's home in Paterson. y. J They
Viii also visit Atlantic 'itN and New
York.
Evening star., 1915-05-16

with fichu Of lace caught with
cluster Of rosebuds and lavender for
get -me-nots. and with long sleeves Of
net, The bridesmaids gowns were sim
liar in design. bur Of pink taffela. The
i've girls wore watteau honn,ts. with
their tops covered with lrinh chiffon
and trimmed NTH roses and forget -n.-
nots They had long hlack Velvet
Str"anlers that Nrre fastened 10 the
wrist
'fhe bride Was ii white tuifc, hcr
sk'rt Snort ana mace Win thre, ruf-
Hes lts waist was Of real race GOV
cred with tllle. and there uere long
sleeves % the i;sce Ter gown hal a
court train Of white s.itIn tnat huI;
from t'tr shoulders. she carried Whit.
.Arii"n'as ana lilies % it.- ss.il-.. aa3
had t'llle Veil edGea With i:,ca ANA
fastened "itl, 4 wreath ii "r:snz" hsos-
SONS
Evening star., 1915-05-16
Some Lovely
Wedding Finery

Wedding Flnery. w,n,,,na ~.
aud Mr.. Richard Henry Depew. j.. OF
rlainisid, y H. The artistic Rome Of
The brides parents ,<as cInhovored III
~hir" lilac &od sia.llne viues .itho-iah
oniN = sna!l p&t;> @as. PRESENT .ot tic
"t.nt
The birdie entered utth hei. father.
her white SATIN gown Ii, Nr- "A loD %
tulle the cong train fiom th- shoulders
held hy j bulterfi, bow of the same
misty material and he, &Wayiue ti@ire
wrapped in a veiD thal WAS il,e The
white spray III sea
5eweled combs Shone III her dark hair
beneath his soft mist that frIl 10 the
tip OF her train ana her broyys ,tere
bound III Il double chapiet of orange
blossoms. Her bouquet WAS Il sunp
tuous ;trmful Of lilies q: the Nai!,y .sud
palc$t .ayeIi.Icr orchids
The bridesmaids were ili eoWncd IN
lovely fluffy frock& o. green ana white.
each With al inNi,!itiuil note
The fall drapcti skirts HoIt ui white
net. ttIilt over st;t :rccn satin. The
bo,iices Of white t4l!lc &na lace The
maid of hhnor's gown was distinguish
cd hy the fascinating Nnot ri green
perched like 4 battcFtly tipoH her prcttN y
shoulders. one bridesmaid. " no is DARN
and very piquaiIt. had a broad "ir1ie Of
green satin rs 4 distinctive touch upon
her gown. the ret OF the bodice yelling
softly tn. White shoulder straps held
by saucy bows beneath Mother wor"
m effective roater OF satin. III" sleeves
and upper part Of the bodice Of white
net Each carried Z glorious cluster o:
sunset roses and y ili;e iilarst. held -
broad ribbons just the tone Of the
roses. 4 blossom here aud there caught
upon these Siikell Scarfs IS though
they had been pcIted with them.
The informal reception THAT followed
tho ceremony was delightful, the guests
rtma ming to Gancn after the bfide and
groom had run the blockade OF rose
petals and confetti thai greeted their
dash down the grea stairway to thtif
waiting motor
Miss Eleanor Walsh caught the Won
derfrl bridal bouquet, and so was q
great belle aftefMard In the dancing
that preyailed until midnight.
The bride ard groom Will make. It
Iaislrrelv detour to their ranch at pay
ton wv one Of the most beautiful
in that region, where many Interesting
eastern people and Englislmen have
fror, the famous Eaton ranch. = favor
ite summer residence of CinclnnatiaAS
Who love the open, 50 Mr.. and MS
Depeu- ir will soon find themselves
surrounded again ly Old friends
The bridal table, which WAS charm
jn.. and a merry feature of the Wc4-
ding was placed in the dinln& room,
and was decorated with EflcelHi
French baskets ovcrflowing with lEs-
cio,s Killarney roses, among which the
fr9il white lilac nestled sottly. hniiy-
ruff,ad favors Of white tulie ana orange
blossoms marking each place.