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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-11-16
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IRON TRAIL
BY
REX BEACH
Copyright. 1919. by Harper a
Brother
SYNOPSIS

Murray o'Neii. railroad builder, on al,
way to Alaska, Is passenger on the Ne.
erxska- The ship runs aground. O'Nen
hefps Captain Johnny Brennan 10 quell a
panic among the passengers.
~ the ship settles oNel is accosted
by q beautiful! girl. and he plunges over.
board with her They are picked up by
Captain Brennan She proves 70 be Ma.
tale Gerard. whose mother IN the friend
Il Curtis Gordon. O'Nens unscrupuloui
business rival
o'Neil and Natalie Journey 10 Hope to.
gether She tells him OF her mother and
Gordon. When they arrive at Hope Cor
don meets them.
O'Nen is impressed with the magnetisra
Of his rival, but Is sure his plans are un-
sound Tom Slater quits Gordon fof
oNstl. They 20 10 Cortez IN time TO sav,
Dan Appleton IN a crooked card gam-
Appleton. an engineer had worked fci
Gordon. He casts his fortunes with
CNeil. O'Neh leads his men to a wild
country. convinced he can build a rail.
road up the Salmon river.
Enra Appleton is sent to omar - ex.
pose the men who are trying to snatch
contrU OF ar empire She meets her
brother and Natalie Dan Is worried ovei
q possible newspaper attack by Elisa or
ONef
There's q scene when Curtis Gordor
asks Gloria 10 be hostess 10 Miss Golden
Gloria says Miss Golden isn't a AZ person
TO meet Natalie Gordon says she han
money and he needs her In his schemes
In her extremity Mrs Gerard LISTEN
20 Natalies plea 10 go 10 the Irish prince
ONeil finds places for them In his new
hotel. Gordon. thoroughly enraged, planI
70 cripple ONeil.
Dan tells his sister he's desperately IN
love with Natalie and asks her 10 win
ONeil, as ne considers him a rival. Oar
goes out with ear OF dynamite and holds
a canyon threatened wy Gordons men.
O'Neil takes the girls on a trip 10 Jack.
son glacier. He decides 10 make a peril.
Gus voyage in a skin down the sslmos
river Eliza despite hls plesdinss ac-
companies him.
Dan Appleton accepts . Nei's offer ~
400 10 the man WHOM cut cable IN
the work done by Gordon. After cutting
the cable Appleton IA set upon by a crowd
OF Gordons but IL rescued nv O'Neil )
men
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CHAPTER XVII.

O'NeI Verifies Suspicious.
~ HE locomotive had been switch.
i ed ont by this time. and O'Neil
hurried TO board IT, On his way
to omar lie had time thorough.
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Of the table bore reference to the
coming event, being adorned in bridal
ribbons and white carnations.
Five courses were served. the
splendid menu conforming to color re-
quirement throughout wherever 1t
was possible.
Following the luncheon the guests
spent a social visit in the library, and
during this time the hostess gave to
each guest a tea towel with the task
of embroidering on each the mono
gram of the sweet honoree; and the
concluding feature of this lovely so.
cial courtesy was when Mrs. Howell
presented these to the bride-elect.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Parker Enter.
tanned at Dinner
Mrs. M. B. Parker, whose entertain.
ments are always marked by beauty
of detail and are notably handsome
and artistic in arrangement, was the
hostess Of a beautiful dinner last
evening at o'clock given In compli
ment to Miss Dorcas Parker and the
members of her house party.
The hostess home was radiant with
beautiful blossoms and foliage plants,
and during the hours of entertain.
ment a program OF low, sweet music
upon Victrola was enjoyed.
The wonderfully attractive dining
room formed an ideal setting for the
table which, upon this occasion, was
perfect symphony In delicate tones
of pink with the necessary accompani.
ment of green. An immense mound
of gorgeous carnations, together with
ferns and bows Of maline, occupied
central placing upon the circular
table, while radiating to the edge
we're garlands of fern and long
stemmed blooms, each tied with a
bow of maline. Crystal candlesticks,
tied with pink maline, held pink ia.
pers, the light Of which gave a deli
cate charm to the surroundings. The
places were marked by hand.tinted
cards in carnation design, and indi'
vidual crocheted baskets, tied with
pink malne, held the sailed nuts.
Covers were placed for twelve, and
a delicious seven-course menu featur.
ed the pink motif throughout and was
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OC|E I !
Miss Zuber's Musicale

MISS [uperS muSiCdic-
Among the series of beautiful az
fairs given in compliment 10 Miss
Willie McDougald, a prospective bride
of next week, was the musicale given
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Mar
garet Zuber, when twenty-three
guests, including the members OF the
Bachelor Girls Club, participated In
the hospitality.
Every detail of the affair was ex'
tremely beautiful. and in ensemble 1t
was perfect, the appointments and
decorations reflecting the excellent
taste and cordial hospitality which al
ways characterize the entertainments
given by Miss Zuber. She was on this
occasion assisted by her mother, Mrs
jamie Zuber.
The weather was perfect and the
home was lovely in its adornment, a
color motif of red and green finding
embodiment in all the rooms.
Branches of red berries and ported
plants were generously utilized and
showed to advantage, the piano hav
ing an embankment of the crimson
berries, and with red tapers through
out giving soft and delicate glow
the attractiveness was complete. In
the doorway leading into the DINING
room hung a white wedding bell fash
toned with blossoms and fern sprays
Seated in the library, the guests
enjoyed a musicale. the program
showing a water color portraiture Of
a charming bride, and the numbers
were of unusual merit. The unstintet
applause accorded each number gave
ample evidence of the appreciation O
those present.
Misses Lillian Howard and Clari
Mawhinney gave instrumental NUN
bers and Miss Mary McInnis a voca
number Mrs. l.. II. Wright gave
very enjoyable reading.
Concluding the program, novel en-
tertainment was given when tn,
guests wrote short sketches pertain
ing to the brlde.elects childhood. tn,
romance Of her engagement. wher,
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the hostess served dainty refresh
ment course OF salad. nuts. sand
wiches, apple ice in apple cups and
coffee.
The personnel included only the
regular club members.
Mrs. ]. VI. Lawrence will be the
next hostess on Tuesday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
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a fitting elimination to the decora'
tive scheme.
Throughout every detail OF pleas
ure the thoughtful care which the
hostess always gives her friends was
evidenced and the guests enjoyed to
the fullest the delightful hospitality
OF the charming home.
Dinner over. the pleasures OF the
evening were concluded with a box
party at the Queen Theater.
Special Program Day
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the First Bap'
list church on next Monday afternoon
at o'clock will be an occasion OF
more than usual interest, and every
lady member OF the church is urged
to be present. and all others in the
city who are interested in the chill
dren OF Buckner Orphans Home are
also cordially invited TO attend.
The date. Monday, December 18th
is put down in the aid society calen
dar as Orphans Home Day. and as
has been the custom with this organi
cation for many years. a Christmas
box will be packed on that day. to be
sent to the little orphans during the
holiday season.
| Mrs. W. S. Howell is general chair
man and the following ladies' ar,
serving with her on three sub-com
mittees. as follows:
| Clothing Committee-NIrs. HARDY
Newton. Mrs Mamie Rohde. Mrs
Webb Howell.
Stocking Committec-Mrs. Gcorg,
Adams. Mrs. q. NJ Brandon. Mrs W
L. Bielhorz
Gift Committee-Mrs. +, l.. Webb
Mrs. T. b. Hubbard, Mrs. y. II. Balm
| Mrs. W. S. Howell will conduct th'
exercises OF the hour. and the follow
Ing program will be given:
Talk-"Thc Triumph OF the Mai
Who Acts" Mrs. W. S. Howell.
Duct-"Christ Was once n Littl
Baby" Pauline and Leila Law Davis
Recitation - "Chat,crbox." Mozcll
Wick.
Talk-"Forward Movements In I'd
, ucation at Buckncr Orphans Home,
Mrs. Firth.
, Trio-"l.o' In n Mangor.' Mar
/, Jones, Lucille Lipsoomb, Ida he
iIigRs.
, Talk-"Strcams OF Little Human
lty." Mrs. 4. II. p. Balm.
Song-"o. Come, and Lingcr Not,
Mrs Webb Howell.
,, Embroidery Club with Mrs. r. {
Astln-
lHe I'kuaE WcchlN mcctlnk OF w
Embroidery Club was held Tucsda
afternoon with Mrs. Roger Astin a
, hostess, and the participation Of N
) unlimited hospitality which ia a not
: BILE characteristic Of this home clca
? ly marked this as an affair Of unusul
. enjoyment.
3 No other diversion save the doiu
2 Of hand work occupies these hour
9 which give opportunity for much 4
8 terchanEc Of friendly chat and durir
3 the time together many new desisr
2 In crochet and embroidery are show
8 As the afternoon drew TO a clos
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Given Surprise Shower


Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Bullock return.
ed this week from a visit to friends
in Piedmont, and while away they
were rendered surprise miscellan.
eous shower at the home OF Miss Jes.
sic Moody. with Mrs. Emmett Moody
and Miss vena Hensarling as host
esses.
Mr.. and Mrs Bullock were recently
married. the bride being Miss Cora
Cloud. and as they have just started
housekeeping. the shower OF substan
tial household articles was very much
appreciated.
The guests on entertaing this home
were served fruit punch. the decora
lions OF the table carrying out tn,
colors OF yellow and white.
Suitable games and contests fur
nished pleasing entertainment and a
the close OF the evening deliciou,
fruit salad and tea we're served.
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she fell in love, etc., and the reading
aloud of several Of these caused much
merriment.
In behalf OF the hostess, Miss Mary
McInnis In q clever manner presented
to the beloved honoree silver olive
spoon. The serving of a salad course,
with heart-shaped sandwiches and
cherry ice, completed this pleasant
affair.
Luncheon for 5rlde.EIect-
The approaching marriage Of Miss
Willie McDougald to Rev. Charlton
Storey has been the inspiration and
theme Of numerous pleasing social
functions, and again today afforded
occasion for a pleasant afternoon for
the bride-elect and friends, Mrs. r. w.
Howell entertaining at 1 o'clock with
luncheon.
The entire home maintained beau.
tiful floral establishment in white
and green, carnations and chrysanthe.
NUNS being effectively arranged and
/ placed in conjunction with beautiful
foliage.
The guests on arrival were given
cordial greeting by the hostess, who
is well known for her unbounded hos.
! pitality, and, after pleasant saluta.
tons, were ushered into the dining
room, where the handsome furnish
ings formed an ideal setting for the
table, which upon this occasion was a
perfect picture in decorations of green
and white, all of which reflected Mrs.
Howell's characteristic attention to
artistic detail.
The table bore a rich Cluny cover
with large crystal vase tied with
white maline and filled with white
carnations occupying the central pc
sition, and encircling this were small
er vases linked together with crysta
chains and filled with the chosen
blossoms. Unshaded white tapers in
crystal candlesticks tied with tulle
gave a soft radiance and the plac,
cards pictured in water colors min
iature bride wearing a veil.
Crystal dishes held green minis and
nuts filled white receptacles tied will
bridal tulle and valley lilies.
Miss McDougald's chair at the heat
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G. d. Storey, father OF the groom, will
be the officiating minister and will be
assisted by DR.. r. c. Johnston OF
Houston. Misses Allie Conway, Nal.
colin McInnis. Irene Board and Sarah
Allen will serve as ushers. Miss Mar.
garet Parker will be flower girl and
Miss Kate Parker will be ring bearer.
Miss Margaret Zuber will furnish the
vocal numbers and Prof. II. c. Near.
ing will render the following wedding
music:
I 0 "Fughetta" Uemaigre).
t2j "ln Paradise" (Dubois).
60 Pilgrims Chorus. Thanh.
hauseur" (Wagner).
(D "The Good Friday SPELL"
"Parsifal" (wagner).
Co Minister March (Wagner).
o. Solo-"For You Alone" Henry
GuhD. Miss Margaret Zuber.
"a Wedding March. 'Lohengrin."
tD Wedding March. Midsummer
Nights Dream" (Mendelssohn).
Notes and Persona;--
: A congenlal crowd OF young people.
chaperoned by Mrs. s. II. Hickman
and Mrs. D. c. DeMaret. enjoyed an
evening Of pleasure on Tuesday at A.
and NJ. College.
Tuesday evenings have been set
aside for the ladies' to enjoy the love.
ly white tiled natatorium in the Y. NJ.
c. A. building, and this merry crowd.
after n plunge In the cooling water.
ate picnic supper with great relish.
every good thing imaginable being
found within the baskets OF lunch
provided. Before returning home the
party enjoyed dancing at the gymna.
stun. In the party were Misses Cora
Garth Irene Board. DeolIce Hickman.
VIII Ella Miller. Mcssrs. Ike Ash.
burn. Kransz. Mayo. Cassiday.
Each day witnesses complimentary
entertainments planned for Miss VII.
Ito McDougald In recognition Of her
approaching marriage TO Rev. Charl.
ton Storey. Besides those elsewhere
named In these columns will be the
reception given on Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs ]. W. James, an elegant din.
ncr Tuesday evening by Mrs. q. s.
Parker. and buffet luncheon We'd.
ncsday evening by Misses Mamie
Sims and Clara MawhInncy.
Misses Hazel Adams OF Victoria,
!. Grace Lcavcl Of Houston. Beatrice
/. Pier Of Brcnham. Messrs. Willie II.
/. blakcly OF Houston and Ed Humph.
, reys OF Waco, arrived Friday to Join
. Miss Dorcas Parker's house party.
Mrs. J. w James viii on Tuesday
afternoon entertain the Bachelor
Girls Club with tea from until
!. $3.50. In compliment TO Miss Willie
, McDougald.
!. Miss Cora Garth and Mrs. l.. l..
|, Stevens will entertain the Bachelor
. Girls on Wednesday afternoon at a:so
at the home Of the former.
Tho "Auctioneers" will hold their
next meeting In the Eiks' Club rooms.
II Continued on PAGE Eighty
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Entertained at Bridge

Mrs. J. T. TIanway very pleasant
entertained the members OF III
Thursday Bridge Club this week. he
home having quantities OF ferns an
potted plants to brighten the usuI
attractiveness OF the rooms. and CT
flowers In crystal vases giving a
added touch to the indoor enviro
mcnt.
Following the usual diversion ,
bridge. tempting refreshments
stuffed crabs. potato chips. hot hi
cults. tomato salad and pineapple I,
were served.
The next club meeting will be he
with Mrs. g. s. Parker. the date to
announced later.
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Miss Cora Garth and Mrs. l.. l..
Stevens viii entertain the Bachelor
Girls on Wednesday afternoon at s:so
at the home Of the former.
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s,orey.mepouoslo Wedding Party
Al the McDouEald.storcy nup,ials,
which will take place Thursday after.
noon at the First Presbyterian
church. Miss McDougald will be at.
tended by Mrs. ]. W. James as ma.
iron OF honor: Miss Clara MawhInncy
"a maid Of honor; Misses frankie
Storey OF Houston. Edith and Esther
Cavi,t, Mary Melnnis, Margaret zu'
her. Mamie Sims as bridesmaids The
best man will be Mr. c. n. Storey Of
Houston. a brother Of the groom. Rev,
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Mrs. ], W. James will on Tuesday
afternoon entertain the Bachelor
Girls Club with tea from I until
$3.50. in compliment to Miss Willie
McDougald.
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Tho "Auctioneers" will hold their
next meeting In the Eiks' Club rooms.
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Misses Hazel Adams Of Victoria.
Grace Lcavcl Of Houston. Beatrice
Pier Of Brcnham. Messrs. Willie II.
Blakcly OF Houston and Ed Humph.
rcys Of Waco, arrived Friday to Join
Miss Dorcas Parker's house party.
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Invitations Issued

Invitations Issued
The appended card has been posted
and Is Of cordial interest to the many
friends Of the contracting parties:
Mrs. Lucy McDougald requests tho
honor OF your presence at the mar
riagc Of her daughter. Willie. TO Re-,
Charlton II. Storey on Thursday A.
tcrnoon. the fourteenth Of December,
one thousand nine hundred and ak
teen. at three o'clock. Washington
Street Presbyterian Church, Bryan
Texas"
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-27
WATSON TO RESIGN
FROM COMMITTEE
Formal PrOffcr Will Be
Made When Successor
is Picked.

The statement that ex-senator c. w.
Watson had RESIGNED from the Demo.
cratic National committee were not d..
mel today although Mr.. Watson him.
self would make no statement. Ills
secretary John Buckingham. however.
stated today that the formal resigna.
ton had not yet been rendered TO Ma.
tiUnal Chairman Mccormick.
clos" friends of The ex-senator said
that the action had been contemplated
for several days by Mr. Watson and
that the resignation would undOubtef.
ly be formally made as soon as it was
certain that n successor for the posi-.
tion could be found that would be suit.
able TO the Democrats Of the state.
increasing business cares is the rea.
son ascrihcd by the committeeman
personal friends for the contemplated
resignation.