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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23

picture published from a fraternity
group of which he was a member. The
young man himself had mysterlously
disappeared. The car which wrecked
the Mel limousine had been returned
to the garage from which It was rent
ed The chief horror, as dwelt upon
by the paper lay in the fact that the
victim had been the great Madam Mel.
II wonder" thought DosIa, ''why that
honest-eyed Donald Stewart could not
prove himself guiltless" And then,
with binding electric flash, the tea
room lights went out. There they sat,
those softly chattering people, with
the food before them, in darkness, for
1t was dark, too, outside. Dosia dis
cerned man cropping his way to her
table.
"Oh" she cried, starting up as a
thundercap shook the building.
do not be afraid" the man said
gently, 1--WE are safe here and the
storm is really passing over" And at
the sound of the confident voice DOsia
sank back strangely reassured. Glim-
mering along the way came the wal
tress bearing a shaded candle. This
she placed between them upon the
widespread table, and Dosia glancing
over its rose-colored top, looked
straight into the hypnotic eyes Of the
paper.
you" she gasped.
The man nodded toward the paper
$50" he said, you've seen it,"
"Yes," said Dosia. She leaned ca
gerly forward. "Oh, why" she said
"dldn't you give yourself up and prove
them wrong?"
The man stared at her and then
smiled. "How do you know" he asked,
shat l was not to blame?"
"Never mind" Dosia answered de-
cidedly 81 do know. Now tell me all
about it,"
For a long time they sat looking at
each other across the light. "Pm q
student" he said, "ln my last year at
medical college. It's been a desperate
fight to get that far in my profession,
but-Tve made it-and something to
start practice on besides. I've got to
make good to pay back the confidence
nnd kindness Of friends.
"Last night hired that car to go on
q trial case. / was going on regulation
speed, when noiselessly, without light
or signal, that limousine rounded a
corner. crashed into it-unharmed.
The chauffeur had been drinking;
when stopped for explanation, he
gave me nothing but curses. saw a
shattered window but believed the
Limousine to be unoccupied, and rode
on. Returning the rented car, went
out, as is my weekly custom, to my
folks in the country. When saw the
papers this morning came back.
That's all but It viii cost me every
cent l have saved, or worse. There
no one to prove the truth of my
lOry.
''But." cried DOsia eagerly, "why
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
Ant Eaters Convenience.

South America can boast no more
remarkable geological product than the
"great ant eater" This interesting
mammal has powerful front claws for
tearing open anthills and decayed logs,
a tongue that is foot in length, and
a long, bushy tail which, according to
native observers, is used ito sweep up
the ants" In reality the tail is not
employed for any such purpose. 1t
serves for something quite different, as
one may see when the animal lies
down. Then the hairs Of the tail fall
both ways over It's body in such man
ner as to form a sort Of root thatch,
shedding rain and keeping the owner
dry in stormy weather.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
FASHIONS FANCIES.

New stitches Of embroidery are ar
ranged to initiate carpet weaving.
Two belts, rather narrow, are sup
planting the broad single belt, which
has been popular for so long on one
piece frocks.
The tailored suits, dresses and coats
show combinations Of gabardine, serge
and satin trimmed with embroidery.
Velvet hats have satin facings. And
soft, pretty velOurs have velvet bands.
Burnt coque feathers edge chick cha
peaux. If mademoiselle does not care
Tor velvet or satin, there is hatter's
plush by vav of change.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
Half-Length Garments Are Suit
able For All Occasions.
Sleeveless coatee Intended 70 81
Worn Under Loose Coat or
Heavy Fur Mantle.

Nothing could be more charming
than the half-length wrap coats Of the
present season. They are admirable
from every point of view, for not only
are they original In design, but they
are also practical and suitable for all
occasions, says Idalla de Villiers, a
Paris correspondent.
The sketch shows n warm sleeve
less coatee which is intended to be
worn under a loose motor wrap or
under a heavy fur mantle. This lit
tie coatee is exceedingly decorative
and 1t would look delightfully."- cozy
and festive at n restaurant tea or for
visiting when the outer mantle was
thrown Off. The material Of this mod
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
IL nenaIr Rreaks In Lace.

Where there are only few threads
broken in Irish or Swiss lace they can
easily be repaired with needle and
thread the same size as that used In
the manufacture Of the lace. Place a
tiny knot at the end Of the thread on
the needle and draw this through the
place where the broken thread joins
the body Of the lace. Having done
this. draw a succession Of loop knots
over the floating thread very lightly
close to the base. Now follow with
the new thread the course that the old
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
Vermont Increaaea Ennd

The hope that the appeal for the
production Of more food might result
in some increase Of wheat-growing in
the East has been justified in Vermont.
It is estimated that $1,000 bushels Of
wheat were grown this year, against
$4,000 bushels last year. The Yer.
monters have also done well along 9th
er lines, for the estimated yield Of
corn, wheat, oats, barley and potatoes
in 1917 is 1O69s,O0O bushels, compared
With 7.S47,0O0 bushels In 1914.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
HORSE AND CATTLE
BARN ON NEW PLAN
Nell Designed, Handsome and
Practical Farm Building,
Good Investment.
IS CONVENIENT AND SANITARY
Beware Useless Wall Area and Floor
spaee-Don't sklmp Material
Plan to Save Labor-Be Sure
There's Sunlight Aplenty.

Mr.. william A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building work on the farm, for
his wide experience as Editor. Author and
Manufacturer he is, without doubt, the
highest authority on all these subjects.
Address all inquiries to William A, Rad
ford, No. 1897 Prairie avenue, Chicago,
Ill, and only inclose two-cent stamp for
reDly.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
AS the World Moves On.

If we do not ape the youth that has
passed, middle age is a state Of dig
nifty. 1t has more of pleasure and less
of pain than has laundering, suffering
youth. The world moves more stead
lily for us. In youth it tumbled about
to our discontinue. Age need not ter
rify US, for if we have prepared for it
1t will be life's holiday. Don't apollo
gize for middle age. Exult in it. 1t
can be a melancholy state or a trium-
phant one. Which it shall be depends
upon us.--Chicago Examiner.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23

A strange sight was seen recently In
County Roscommon, and indeed,
throughout central Ireland, where
myriads of rare and beautiful butter
flies were disporting themselves. The
lovely peacock butterfly was the most
numerous, and clusters of this species
might be seen on a single plant. u
was q record occasion for collectors.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23

The cne-piece gown promises to be
In demand, especially with the woman
Of slender proportions. The walstIine
In this instance Is marked by a sash
girdIe Of seIf-materIaI with facing Of
lighter coIored silk. Tho combination
here Is two tones Of brown, the en-
broldery being worked In the lighter
shade,
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
paneIa nn Naw preaaea

All sorts Of panels are being used
ON new dresses; draped flowing, and
beaded apron effects being among the
first.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23
Waists Normal to Lonn.

All dresses except those designed
for young girls show either normal
or a long waist line, says the Drygoods
Economist. The Various lines for
college and high school girls have
rather short waists, or by means
of wide glrdles give general effect
Of short waists. The use Of wildly
colored plaid silks for trimming these
misses serge dresses seems to be
growing in favor. Colors follow close
ly those shown In coats and suits,
with leaning, perhaps. Of navy and
other shades Of blue, which are not
seen except in few suits.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23

London (England) post Office en-
pIOys over 10000 women.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-11-23

thread has taken, and do the same
with the other loose end, knotting 1t
securely close to the body lace. Out
away the loose ends and the break is
no longer perceptible.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
NMplslSS <s\E MtllluN
AMERICANS NNSNrt,N>

WASsaNVgoNA aNMe Sa>--~,'sVa>
taN eg svMs.esttcsSA speakers
Neruau, tNyoage wAsSN Il Is NeNea
evaa.aNllS 70 SdsgvSs s,eaN,Nea
NmeslsaN peeple each NsxNt On
tSSeas us tNV vsr MAS SaaeuNeS,a
hers laSt Nsvas by n0aasd N, Eyvs~
sem aNa wsNlAsa MeCesMssS mir
St easage. sAgeaSN the nasllN ia
sAyM&staN eNassalsseA
pArS0gh peeF~MsaWte slseeSAeS 70
Ne aellveyea N QraeSlealN eveEs
aovaaas Ys>,epA tsvssve IN the Caas
Cd SsAsHs NJ n eayNS u aA,eeV
speakegS. tAe aYgsAAleegs u the pisa
Nane Ia make Nea@ fNNY~msNNse
maa \ Tremendous eesee IN AZ
sNasaslax peaple MIA the assS
ma maee$SStlSS - tNe VAR
TAe vteuv,sasaNte NseeN wegN ~
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thsswaA ttuh

The noceNa nab enteess,naa
With 4 PROGRESSIVE atso,l n.,,..
taeif camp az rhauiaauaa las,
saturday NighG Red aud yel.o,r
he CLUB eosots. decorated tae .ens
ferns and palms were alss nsel
tfeam aud cake wete served Mach
S'e''aess q 'Ae noeeNa cluA invited
yoens man uiena The aems,era
9se Mastle Rath Maosa pSar,
ssenk RaM Is ar,xA,. Johnnie
Eell 4ask Nsgsnsi&te ae.g4asa.
t.aMfa Nase tslaAea, Aos0tAy NvAv.
81 Nselsite sesseA S,ta xaame.
SOM.
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rue>tslN Social I lab,

Mrs. II. Z. Page entertained the
Tuesday Social club TITS weeR a
her home on Farley street Fee
;~hles we're arranged tor the same
III forty~twe. Ferns and cut 'loW-
egs adorned the reception suite,
AIRS. Il. q. Martin aud Mrs, Roh0
satternola of Nash were guests,
Other guests Included Mesdames (
h. l.enloud. !, 4, Mecsol Mi
poinaexter. ". r. CoN Mfs'
&, II, l.eRlona won hisa seafe
Misses Vernita and Merle Con sis
tesa Of the Aos,ess, assisted her II
serving Refreshments consisted ee
hsnaaa spli, and aagel toed'
Daisies we're used as plate taNors.
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smda, school Workers rn,er,nm.,,

Mrs q r Crews entertalnea the
PRIMARY WORKERS oftNe eeattai a,fes.
byteri.n chOseh wlsA An suiofmas
morasng party aNesdss Il aeg Aame
On Nessh FeeEia avenue. ne usasge
aoem had decorations 81 soaes. lIssS
and aassies. When the gaesss had ~
seiahle8 Miss kate Lancaster. IS.
peeintendent OF The cradle roll. vas
asked 20 tell The purpose At the par
tM Which was in is nature uenla.
rial 10 the late Mrs. EisAa White.
mother af Mrs, 3, +. Crews. Who VAS
always deeply Interested II the sem
day achoal work aad i fra9Nent vis.
itor 70 .he pfimary departments A..
Ter this came conference, NJ a
heart 20 heart talk with he seaehers
of the department, IA their personal
experiences OF deanng viii ,Ae easl.
dren, some home experiences
from mothers present, aud some
from the teachers in TN SUNDAY
school work
Mrs. e. II. Hogan then Saag from
Nevia, "a Necklace of Low, Her
solo Was preceded by a few remarks
comparing the Necklace OF Love"
20 the children OF the primary de.
partment. and the compensation the
teachers had in their devotion and
confidence. Mrs. Hogan sang beau.
TRULY.
contest came next. and Louise
White Of ovilla and Helen Crews
passed the contest cards, Three pie
lures were presented, in which the
contestants were to write short
sketch. and tell whom the originals
We're. 4 friend OF Mrs, Crews IN
the vest, Or, BLACK OF Missouri Val.
Icy College. and Miss Grace Myers
proved 10 be the subject OF the three
sketches. Mrs. Hosan received the
highest average in the contest aud
was presented with the favor, nc,
ture which she honorea Miss Grace
Myers With.
Miss Grace Movers save a reading.
Mrs, Curtis PAYNE then sang Tbs
Church In the Wildwood
The foldiag doors we're then open
ed To the dmiag room, and the
guests entered, fonowine the hostess,
The center OF the table represented
the typical church in the wildwood,
with native field flowers and grass-
Us surrounding the little brown
church. Refeshmel Is 81 nectar, Pc.
tato chips aud eandicd pom corn we're
served, The elementary eolors,
vreen ana white. we're used IN Tue
decorations,
NfemberS Of the Department, PRES
ent we're Misses Ruth Chapman, ona
plNmmer. Kate Lancaster Graee
Myers, Loele Roe&ett, Aadle lee
Smith. Modasnes G 1t HeEan, A.
J Jordan, v9g Mepherse8 pet w&l-
SON aaa Cunts peyae Guests were
MISS Eesh FarsNson IS N&p1esssg
ana Niss NatsEe aU31lesoa,
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eamlsoa orsssaalN IL aid ,Ae NoAs,

eaMlapa originally IL AID the gleNte
lax Ne me lANertN leaa, TAess
sNseasea With a VIEW 80 aSsag Them
tAs>AAxAeAe the wag IN zach SsAM-
Ssuge MeW han eeea wt0eAe1 anS
NNN,ty a pahlseeSesssseA essssea IL
ANl,aluteA sAslvMsaa eG tNe wseNrs
aaiNuse M.esa, lie eAt@SuS NNsaN~
TIER sneakers Who nv waesax 70
Nev0SN \ Nst OF their time SsveeAs
NlNAt$ eAeA ws,ek tewasss AeQseAsNes
m the neVssle With NsvSsvsS ~ NE
NV, Ne SNAseSts Age ~ ee ~.
SsxASa Nesa WASAlNssaa,
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Samaav Nsh,sl l,,sNse.

Tae SeNysal Presbyterian church
had its MANUAL psvaw AT 6essvN~
Gessr NeMoysSl PARK rharSSav
Sstesaeen, MisS AeaaAeSte Menws~
tsv waS vNNlrMaa OF tAe pfvSraN
eNsaaaSssve and SMNvrSlsea Nlay and
NsyNalle games we've new teAsNsvS
os sae eleHsSN Mis- oaa elNusmea,
Miss eerases@ Meelaaey, Mrs> q
", MeNAseees and WslMa Harris
wese NsssStaNtS N the psegrasa
q aamltseN Met vaeeS, SACK saeeS,
; fssSssaea aaSA, and \ style Sho~
weNe AmeNx the eNs0rsasAMeas Nsas
tvsvA
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S~ve Tie Tia ,saS>

AUSTIN, 5 TWAS, June Se,@@SAve
tho tsN eAaSN
That il the AeNeAl issued by Mrs
!. L. lS&aSsssm, keA1 ~ the Nv
MANS EeeaaasS aeNAEtMeat Savvs
SSeM saWs Ill eANS, sud NSN sAssN
aaS SAN9seS and NTSSeyNsAN, Mrs,
N@NayssSs AgSea,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30

Mr., !, n eleMMesS geaesal
SUPERINTENDENT eE the sunday
SNNe0l> had ohasxe ~ the lesaNaaSle
SteNa and ne alSssasea The delights
'lNl AeseYage Win \ SeaeeeNs hand
SengNH waS Sege~a az SsS e'>seeN,
@aa she sNesAN consisted u every
geea ,AiAw ter which eresaSseEiSa
t0e6S are noted
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30
nlsth,las Anniversary Celebrated.

Miss aIrdSe lee Maheaes cele.
tmtea the birthday Anniversary II
her ma,her fgs&8Y afternoon, ~
INVITING some 81 Aeg special fueaas
10 SPEND he Afternoon. MS. Ma
honey was net aware tAat her
birthday MAS 10 receive aaN NuaSaal
|aeoognitien. eut ali tNe day the do.
voted daughter was planning Tor
d deaghtna isarty that VAS 10
louor, as Well As surprise hoo
mother. She Vas asked 10 set
roadS ier an afternoon drive, eas
hefaru TIE automobile arrived. the
quests Aaa heal il there. ana Mrs
MaAeaey som became recoacilea
that she VAS u remain Al home,
and be entertained there, Miss
tueye NeOUffm sang sofa,
Mother Nacrees which she reader
leo very effectively. Miss Elsa
Graham also saag very SweHIlys
g,viug as hes number, Nliss Mary,
Two contests were planned, y
Dible eontes, snd \ picture con.
ttS In the latter the guests drew
for aameer, aad Miss Matte MID,
aleten wea she favor aNd Mas one.
seutea With \ framed plstaW of
Woodrow Wilson. Mrs, MANoaey
VAS presented Nth dainty white
SIR handkerchief
The guests included some q The
members 0f tho ehasthea class and
he missleaary society OF sae Cen,
Ioal eeeNAyteg,aa saagca, Me@ Ma
honey heNg n Meaeer u bath eg.
sa,aieauoas waea she vas aetNe
Iia church work,
Refreshments oonsistea II saad,
NleAes, pmeapple salad ere~a
hreaa sandwiches and lead tea,
MISS RiyaIo l,ee w&S assisted by
suss glsa Groasm and Miss hoeyN
.MvpuGae,
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Ghe 10y S.Nuss.

rnoap one q he Aes scouts
decided Al rs last Meeting Ia divide
i.to I've sqaads, owsng 10 mo tact
THAI e.sev aeeaea an Aaai;loaas
scout master and assistant ssoas
aas9er. They selected lois Sessions
soF seeat gastey aaa ResHasd Nh
SON Set NsaistaA
The scouts did nat4ol eaty II tAa
eaaNsaaqa@ lass week Naa had d
aue TINE
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eF' Ssnnsoa. svtasasa home As An.
cas- Ala, and viii ~ tho suss.
ehcsv u MsS, Oeeswu ", nAmsi,ou
lUs IeM wsvks.
Msss leAnse CNaainS,k ara is{s Man.
day sos GalnaNgs. Mise. wAss~ he
WI spend iva mouths she ws, ~
sssvaaasassa ny Mrs, loa.ala .>ia~
dNAs q Dallas Who wlll >Ysas J
mNNtA A GalNsess
Ms N a AaAa Mas rssassev.s
gsvM Saa AatoNso. wAsSv she Mas
sas suess u Mts Traaa 4 RAseos.
Miss CsAsN RsSa, NAu AsSsesanANss~s
Ass mesaen sessssaea tor \ leNxss
ssSss N san ANtaase.
-
VIII n fegSasaa has xNae IA
Mansfield, where he vii, 10 tho week.
ems xaess u als YeleS NH WasAs.
Mo Il easnytaMsaA $ aNse earsy nj
Maassse'a A asansveg IL sssalsS
.geAaA mates wsn ~ slS xaesss.
-
essmeaa Haysev Nsnx es DALLAS,
.ealy enid "a Mrs, Ninlaa Nsng ~
SssaAsea, W IA. died IL nallSs
yesterday NJ, Mag Aas Visited In
N'NNahsShle \ amahvr II tlMeN and
AVS Ssssv@sNsanSes eegv, lin father
i secretary OF NSsy RalawM SeNss>
nary Al stanton. " We, NlSs usa
Miller Is IN nssaSS today 80 a,syaa
the faNegas,
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VENAS AM uAt AtsshNtA
OH MN sNAlSN VtsNH

cl2lCAGo. AaNv sess The wessa's
ensv esNa nj NN taea, NV NeteeleNsa
emo, AAs Aeea evxaassea by TeNASN
&ass. u6laAaNa eNeeatass and wAl
held as sSvSs haNQNes Aeyv tNNlsAt
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Penn en-
,crtalnva their vislttas guests wta
i house party "a taAe WORTH iass
week end Nm Penn has twe ee'
tages and Motor boat at teSe
North. Misses Gertrude blackburn
aud llaael Murphy of neassaa en-
A'4as pallip Mai THOMPSON NeHs
their euestS sscyy MseeF, heNsf0
Gibson aud earpea, Fetsest Wei
alaa al tBe lake ana eaiaNea les
tespitaue al Nt Penn samp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-06-30

ME eoaNon'a} club eajeNea q
n,enis ~ GetSeudaNey MEMORIAL
asrk rrasy. TAe Winners ot 'a'
eari,s ~ games entertained 'ee
,oxrgs. Ssessal guests iasieNe3
N,esaames Tom Spaldng, WI Far
)sv II q KeaoeJy, Arch feesaese@'
". II. Rx0um. ana M'sses Nhse,
he,A Matters, Aaale LoN lensS NeV
e,,a ertasara NAe menu eees's'e0
~ ntea eAgekon, veal outlets ee',V"
aam. salads. olives, pieANes' |'N,
ieineapnle iee and ea&e Fefsy-,N'
N.as playea in ,he shade u '8e "e
treeS Mrs Nina Wood'ses w'a
34eb scare. At q business @tss'''e
1Wesaay at the Nomo N MS '' =
goaes Nrs. h, eNaska, Nf~ - :,
Fioya. and Mrs. q Is sea"S'es'
Eleyl. and Mrs {, \. sseeS''Fs
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s,>,.,,n cme EmetaIasNi,

Miss Louise Greee eotef' .
,Ns sixteen club With an NJ l'' ~,
NV NV Tb,raaay afternoon. AZ 'ee
cr,re home an Marvin eNe"'s'
rne s,es,s VEN entertained Win :
for,ystuo party in the seal'e a'. ~.
-, sV,,s ,,e,es were arraasea Ger 'es
same. Decoration DESIGNS ls'' ~
,,a,rta,ts symbols little s1lk usss
~ various sises were nsed " Nh
,sh,a marKsr.. scores ana awe,
,,,ss lila stroud 81 l'ae We 49, ~
eai 81 town gQss' Re'fsS''''' ~
.eosi.tea og tbse&ea seatsse 80 ''
!. axaaalse saeategs tlekeA' WV
.n ...sl.a aad niaeapple aallf
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pvl,y 'ione N'eda'ns
1lly j llogNleyl 'FeSas'
,AN Il Wayeh
We,i,sesaAy EVENING
alos1 ii tae nome q ne
uArsats. lp aud Mrs. L
II he corner Of Bolton
Nh streets, TIC Rev :. !"
Nm, pastor II the First
n, church performed the
I'm Nslas the beautiful rag
gsr paFker wearsng an ais-
I'm eysning dregs With GER,
i n.nk roseAuds, and Mrs
kYlliams lr. as,irea IN white
,te dress laes TIE guests ae
M Mrs. Talmase Newton,
| Marguerite MizeR, Misses
HARRISON, sadie Raistea.
Ii Edwards, Robbie Laneas.
.ha sIngletoa L. +. Whipple,
ma Elsa Mccartney. Winnie
bessie Mccartney, and Miss
Cole, the brides sister.
he house marty guests.
Jimmie Vim sans, previous
ceremony. The nuptial song
M You. Miss Winn wore
N waite silk froek, Miss
OF Ennis PLAYED tho
ksnlSt and she WAS attifed
ksl,e Geoygette With Roman
Is trimmings. Miss Abrams
Neaalessohn's march,
Is Robbie Lancaster and
Terrell of Ennis, Leila NJ
j eorsicana, Mrs, &, +, Kelly
augater. Miss Margaret, %
Is aud W. X, Mitchell OF
we're among the out-of.tewn
Punch was served on the
veanaa by Misses Raiaie
pa, Margaret Edwards, Reha
bon aud Gemevleve Holland.
Ne music room where the
by iook place the decorations
Sweet peas supplemented by
aud ferns, Ia the doorway
10 the dming room the
stood amidst an embankment
MS, 70 designate the altar.
Of daisies Tell from the
The mantle WIS edged
tlaa6 Of sweet peas. aud a
Of the variegated flowers
the piano, In the dining
Tie decorations were pink
foas, and white lilies. Here
rs viewed the Wedding sifts
naae brilliant array of Gu,
ad silver The sroom's
save them a nice check.
S5ise aud groom entered
aud had 10 attendants.
II 0aS oocomlagsy dressed
@y t,alie 1eat sun Nth
'o.ler aad eagts, aor boass
sse Neso q white
ar1w ha VITA white tsath~
carried y bouquet OF lales
ssllsy aaa Easter niles
bride is TIE eldest daughter
aus AfS, T., Cole ~ tY,,n
n is dearly beloved by a
/ friends. whose sooa wishes
aef ie her new home m
Texas Attsg gfe3eaia3 y
eoeFse at Denton. she
'e3 terms, aad then aecia.
ssS'Si der tatheg in business,
slaee she mlea With efn,
W7i'e IN Marlin last sum.
seaas Aer vaea ion she me,
e. ae is a railroad man,
@es srom a family OF rail
/ w Ills ia ,heg is ageut a,
and his geandta,her. the
|, ! Kelly was ayent ror
II { { "a Waxahacaie ahou,
wars ago, ana the family
Known her, s,,...
rsa' for the II 4 Il. c. at
f. Naeee he aud his hrias
["as heir homo, They lcft
/. @ses train Tor Giaainvs
sfoom's Parents. Mir. ana
S'se Kelly entertained them
e'esao' dinner ON Thurs.
\ h X, Party.
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