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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

pretty marriage was celebrated
recently in Madison county. was that
Of Miss Rebecca Crawford Taylor,
eldest daughter of Mr.. G. II. Taylor
and douglas c.. France, a practctns
attorney. OF Charlottesville. The GER
.smony was performed by Rev. E. W.
Robertson. The bride, LIS one of
Madison's most attractive young Indies
aii-ss1eistL Airs=fs
that seLtjon. This bridegroom serv-
cd with the A. Z. T. in Italy and
France ard since his return has been
pracucins his profession In Char
lottesvfle. After A wedding trip
North. Mr.. and Mrs France VIII so
TO Cleveland. Ohio. to make their
hcnoe 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Tomorrow afternoon at the Won :
ans club, a musical program will be
rendered, by some Of Richmond IS
most noted artists. Mrs. Harris
Dcwcil soprano. Mr.. Whittemore,
tenor. Miss Adele Lewis. violintst+
and MBs Margaret James. pianist
Miss Louie williams In chairman and
the hosteases viii be: Miss Anne
winston, Mrs. Beverley Tucker. Mrs
Woodson Waddy. Mrs. Robert Will
liams. Mrs John Boswell ard Miss
Lucy Quaries As Wednesday VAL
he Christmas Eve, there viii be no
lecture that affarne on.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
WEDDINGS
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A beautiful marriage Of mruenal
kri.l interest was solemn31ed IN inc
an odist church OF KenbridEe. Va.
( o'clock Saturday afternoon DE-
krnher 20. when Mtr Annie Perre
knkinson. daughter OF Mrs Agnes
Wilkinson. of kenbridge became
= bride OF Chalmers Glenn PatteF-
In. son Of Mr.. and Mrs ChAirneFV
hftArson. Of Danv1rle. Va,
The church was beautifully deco
kted with green palms. and ferns
IA was illuminated with candies
"A electric lights The osrrInony
- performed by Reverend n
rsgors. raEter Of the ehurcn-
Miss Laura Meredith. OF Iawrence-
NJ. Mt the piano accompanied MIS-
rhert Rrvanf. Of Franklin, who
Snr aoh Promise Me-" and The
rsetast story Ever Told" before the
krenony, and Melody of Love was
Aftw played during the ceremony.
r.. Bryant was Handsomely Rowned
white satin, and wore . corsage Oh
$Inburst roses
the bride entered the church on the
I'm of her brother, Or. w. w WI
knscn. OF I.aCross. Va. by whom sne
jas given in marriage, and were mot
me altar bv the bridegroom and
i best man. Maurice Stone. OF
The bride wore eean-
5fnl gown of white duchess satin
$ith court train. and her veil Of IT.
Ss,cr was caught with ornage bios
|nrS She wore white kfd pumps
$tth rhinestone buckles worn BY her
Ssat- randmother at her wedding.
nd carried a shower bouquet Of
rides roses and lilies OF the valley.
The rnatron Of honor. MIS- lsnaih
wfIkinA,n, Of kenhridCe. wore
rwn OF pink SATIN, trimmed IN resi
lee an carried a basket of pink
Uhrrex roeae. The maid Of honor.
Fs.s .irrtse walker. of MassAwat1ox.
n wore A French frock cS royal
Ire SIX nat cver silver cloth, and
krr,ed 4 basket Of Killarney roses.
~ bridesmaids were Misses Claude
snY~ls. of kenbridge. Jerrins Pat-
Arsnn. OF Danvillc, and Florence
nav. of Lawrenceviiie, who wore
WINS Of satin draped with silk net
pastel shades OF green. pink ana
S1low. carrying out the rainbow ef-
~. and carried baskets OF Sunhurst
beeG
Waster Tbon,As c. Wilkinson in
haek velvet suit carried the ring In
= Enster lffy and little MISS Margaret
F1ikinson in q sheltpink energetic
kock scattered rose petals from q
french basket.
The xroomsynen were Garland
|knkee, Frank HAtchett and James
Of kenbridge, Edwaro
kafferson. OF Danvflle. Cornelius Al
81 piackstcne. and Frank VIII
Iar.nr ~ washington, u. C. Rich
u Wahh was master of ceremony.
Tmmsdtately after the wedding Mr..
r,nr;S, ara other Southern re-
hrts. and upon their return VIII
hakc their home In Kenbrtdge.
the bride, who IL girl Of unusual
'eauty and Attractivcncss, Is the only
snrhtAr Of Mrs. Agnes NJ. WILKINSON.
= Kengridge, and is very popular IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Mrs Beverly &. Munford. ~ SO:
East Grace street has issued invita-.
tons for a dance. to be given ian
uary 6, al . o'clock. at her home, II
honor of her daughter, Mrs Saffort
Munford. who has recently returned
to her home here. from New Teri
few months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
LIKES. EDITOR
Office Phone: Mad. 1898.

formed by Rev. A. g. Hall. Miss
Catherine Middleton. sister OF the
bride. vas maid Of honor and Con
gresham G. Bascom Slemp attended
the bridegroom as best man Inn
mediately following the service. Mr..
and Mrs. Crockett left for an extend
"a wedding tottr and on their return
win be at,home at Tazewell. Among
the guests present from distance
were: Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Mckenry.
of Lynchburg and Lathrop O'heetee.
Of farewell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

A"N ANfOoNshSs
MIS- William H. Adams, Of West
Grace street has issued invitations
for luncheon. 10 be given at the
Commonwealth club tomorrow, at
1880 O'Clock. IN honor OF Miss Hat
tie Morse Hussey, OF Brooklyn. N.
r., who IL passing some time here.
az the guest of Mrs. A. D. Lander
kin, of West Franklin street. In
vitations have been limited to the de-
butantes or this season. The usual
Christmas decorations will prevail.
Mrs. IAnderkin. VIII also entertain
AZ large supper party, compliment
tary to Mis- Hussey. on December
Is. at the Christmas bali to be given
az the Jefferson under the auspices
q the Girls club. A number of other
attractive Affairs with be given in
honor Of Miss Hussey during her stay
In Richmond.
Members OF the westrnoreland
club. Will entertain -at : supper
dance Christmas evening, from . to
70 o'clock. Supper viii DO served
st 3 o'clock and immediately after
dancing viii follow. New Years Eve
members OF the cfup, will assemble ~
the club house between and -
o'clock. for their annual Christmaa
entertainment
An attractive affair OF next week "a
the Subscription dances to b. gfvert
n the ballroom OF the JEFFERSON hotel
for tho younger SGT and the visiting
girls and boys who are here tor the
holidays The dances take place De-
December 27th. from tn e
Wrights Saxophone orchestra win
play for. the dancing and the chape-
rones VIII be Mrs. Meade Addison
Mrs C.. G. Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. Pert
Augustine, Adx> (and Mrs. EIsscIl
Rawlings and Mrs J. q. Porter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Ehe home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. M.
Interesting marriage Thursday morn
m al IL O'Clock when Mrs. Byer's
|isfer. y Miss Florence Middlaton, be-
|Ame the bride OF Robert q. Crocke4<,
e Taseweil The ceremony fwAs p1e-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
ENTERTAINMENTS AND DANCES

smart affair of hart evening. was
the dinner party given at the Country
club Of Virginia. by Miss Katherine
Scales and Mics Dorene Fitzgerald.
in honor of Mfzs Sarah Powers. one
OF the seasons dehutantsss The
tables were attractively arranged
with Christmas flowers and a color
sc hene OF red and effectively carried
out. Covers were laid for eighteen
and the Invitations were limited TO
the dehutantes of the winter. The
party rsnained for the usual Satur~
day evening dance ~ the club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Mrs- Robert Lee Powers, has is
sued invitations for luncheon to be
given at her home. 100. Park avenue.
next SATURDAY,. December ~. in
honor OF Miss Archer Small. dsngh
ter of Mrs. Adele Archer Small, of
this city. whose marriage is an in
teresting event of the new year.
Only the close friends OF Miss Small
have heen incinded in the invitations
Several other smart affairs are be-
ing arranged for her incident to her
approaching marriage on January s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21
Malzlnzer eBrotzerrs,
BROAD AT FIFTH.
All the Christmas Trees in

Will full Friendship Thousands of gifts
ribbons And there thousands or gifts
fnoffep eandI ue Mednesdayl
We will gladly help finish hurycome possible early the
maxi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-21

Real Mocha Skin Gloves, IS and. 1925
Two Clasp Suede ................$35 $3.50
One Clasp Walking Gloves. 49,. $500
Real Kid Gloves, Dressy, So to. 1896
STRAPS in Real Kid, S. and -. $500
Biaritz Gloves 81 to .............. $500
Strap Wrist Mocha, IS and. -, $500
Misses Mocha Gloves, s2.25 and. $3.50 !
Misses Soft Leather Gloves .... $500
Misses Cape Walking Gloves. $1.75
Chamoisette Strap, Gloves -. $3.50
Misses Chamoisette Gloves. -. .$1.00
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
[33Zl<G''25

H. o. Rue Of Deafy was in Moscow
yesterday.
Mrs. Jerome Day of Moscow is
registered at the Hotel Portland
Portland, Oregon.
The w. c. T.. U. VIII meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. d. Urqu-
hart.
Miss Kate Sum pier, who teaches at
Spokane, was the weekend guest OF
Miss Ida Yates.
D. Sharnhorst, Rev. Wolfe, A. E.
Roseman, Henry Rock and Henry
Flomer motored to Moscow Saturday
from Genesee-
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Thompson left
today for Harrison, Idaho, to spend
the summer.
Weather - Idaho - Tonight and
Tuesday, fair; freezing temperature
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Weigand Of
Linville were trading in Moscow Sat
urday.
C. A. Bostwick left for Havre,
Mont, this morning to accept posi-
tion in hardware store. Mrs. Bost-
wick and children will remain in Mos
COW until the close of school, when
they will also leave for Montana.
Before selling your Hogs, Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone q and get
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
PLYING SEVEN SEAS
Yankee Ships Represent One
Fifth of World Tonnage.
Garry Flag Where American Craft
Have Not Been Seen lin
Fifty Years.

Washington = American merchant
craff are now plying the seven seas,
carrying products of the United States
TO tie farthest corners of the earth
end bringing back both essentials and
Injuries. The American merchant ma
flne feet, built up under the spur of
wars necessity, now represents one
fifth of the entire seagoing tonnage of
the world. 1t comprises 46 per cent
OF all ships clearing from United
states Forts, as compared with 81
per cent before the great war.
Trade routes not traversed by Amer
lean craft for 30 years once more are
invaded, with new routes established
to China, Australia, New Zealand, In
Qua the Dutch East Indies, the west
coast of Africa and ports ia the Med
1terranean. Ships flying the Stars and
Stripes are also running regularly to
South America. Great Britain, CONT
mental Europe, Canada and Mexico.
The American fleet engaged in over
seas commerce comprises 351 freight
ers, "a freight and passenger vessels
and 10 miscellaneous ships, aggregat-
Ing 1.96l,239 gross tons. When the
army and navy return 1853 ships, which
Ihey are now operating, the CONNER
,iai fleet under the American flag will
'e boosted to 3,S34,75O gross tons, with
many hundreds of thousands Of tons |
or under contract.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
UNION SERVICES
FOR PASSION WEEK
PROTESTANT CHURCHES UNITE
IN HOLDING SERVICES AT
VARIOUS CHURCHES

The churches of Moscow observing
Passion Week are entering heartily in
to the idea of the union services.
The first service is held tonight at
the Presbyterian church with the mus
ic furnished by the entertaining
church. Rev. Mr. Flora, pastor of the
Brethren church will bring the mes
sage.
Tuesday night the service is held
in the Brethren church on First street
and the pastor of the Presbyterian
church, Rev. Wayne SnOddy, will
preach the sermon.
Wednesday night the service is held
in the Christian church with Dean
Hamilton of the Baptist church, as
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14

OF all 1ne precinct Jl1afrmen of TIL
ceHrncil cof defense IN The county, O.
!; Friday, april IS, at j II m. III Nose
ucw, for the purpose of fixing tn
quotas OF the next Victory Loan an
amy other business that may be meces
sary. 1T is hoped THAT each pnecinc
wifi be tally represented
Frank Hanna returned today from
Montana, where he foa1nd his brother
/ Henry, improved from IA severe attacl
of pleurisy.
Lillian Ssattaboe is sending sout
notices to that effect to all schools
IN Latah county, with suggestions as
to the programs.
Q. G. Brackert of Co1fax was i'm
Moscow To-Day on business.
AIwah Strong is a business visitor
from Cora.
The Hi-Yu club met Thursday aft
ternoon with Mrs. S. T. Ow1ngs The
members spent the afternoon sewing
on refugee clothing.
Thirty Ladies' Silk Dresses will be
on sale, Wednesday and Thursday at
$24.25 each at tCreighton's. 1868
Attorney F. A. McMaster of Spo-
kane is IN Moscow attending to legal
business relating to the Braderick es-
tate.
Lost Friday evening. A $3.50 gold
piece, banded as a locket. 4 Finder
kindly leave at Farmers store or call
1911. Reward. 1878
A marriage license was issued to-
day to George w. Freshman and Joy
Draper, both of Leland, Idaho, Nez
Perez county.
M. E. Lewis is IN southern Idaho
on business
Martin Thomas of Kendrick was in
town today on business.
O. E. Shomber, of the Phoenix Mu- |
tual Life Insurance company of Spo-
kane spent Sunday in Moscow, at the |
home of DR.. Adair.
If the person who took my umbrella,
Sunday forenoon from the Third
street entrance to the postoffice build
ing, and whose identity is known, will
return it to the porch of my residence,
30 Third street, no questions will be
asked. w. J. Mcconnell 1913
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond France of
Woodstock, Iowa, nephey and neice of
;. M. Kitley, arrived in Moscow today
where they will remain, Mr.. France
idVlllS dCCcpCSu d pOSlClOIl III OdVlQS
department. store.
Edgar Estes went to Kendrick to-
lay where he is working.
Mrs. Fred Davidson of Kendrick
vas in Moscow yesterday. .!si
Mrs Roy Mudgett returned last
,eek from trip to Kansas, where
he was called by the death of her +
ather in March. t
Give the children treat by sending :,
lem to the Kenworthy, Tuesday aft =
moon at A. Special matinee of the !,
eautiful play, Ramona. Grade pupils 3
My II cents 1913 :
Ruby Chapter, No. 9, 0. E. S., will
Did it's regular meeting in the Ma II
lic Temple, Tuesday evening, April a,
,th at 1880. There will be initiation ~
Id refreshments. 4,
If you want Silk Dress, don't fail
see the display at Creighton's, We'd in
,sday and Thursday. 168 H
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14

our price. HaYan and Cushing Co
152-t1
Mrs. c. L. Williamson and Miss
IsLavelle Cone Went to Princeton Sat
lur6ay to visit week with relatives.
Ed Spray. east of Moscow, went
to Spokane this incoming ON business.
Mrs. Simomson will entertain the
M. E. ladies aid at her home at the
Idaho Hotel on Tuesday afternoon.
There are important things to dis
cuss in the business meeting after
which the following program will be
given: Song by all aid members;
reading, by Mrs. Morgareidge; read
ing by Rhoa Rhea Gonna Smithson;
Victrola selections; dramatic reading
by Madilene Kalinowski; violin solo,
by Prof. Sheperio, accompanied by
Miss Bjorn. All members are urged
to be present.
The girls of Phi Epsilon OmicorB.
the Home Economics, professional
of the University, will take
orders for Nut Bread at 40c per loaf,
and Baked Brown Bread at soc. Cd
Iers may be given to Miss Sarah Net
Teton {Phone 46N}. Orders should
De in by Wednesday, April 49, to be
delivered Friday morning, April 1S.
1853 |
Monte Gwinn, state chairman of !
he Liberty loan committee, has mott
led all county superintendent of the
state that. DR.. Bryan, commissioner of
education recommends that all schools
give Victory loan program Friday
April IS. County Superintendent
A call has been made for a meeting
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
the preacheu-

Thursday night at the NJ. E. church
where Rev. J.. Quincy Biggs OF the
Christian ch.rch will preach the SER
mon.
The last services of the series will
be held in the, Baptist church and Rev.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14

Harold Perry of the Methodist church
will preach the sermon .~
1t is expected that for most part the
sermons will be evangeIistic and the
services will be interesting and help
full.
The public is cordially invited. 4
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-14
Are Here!

For Easter there is nothing so ele-
CANT as Suit of silk, for silk usually
reigns supreme about that time. And
"a Silk Suit of soft, rich weave
achieves IAN unusual degree of smart
ness. In this group are some strik-
;ingly clever models, featuring the
newest lines with the long tapering
skirt. Chiffon taffeta, tGeorgette
satin, charmeuse, faille and tricolette
in fashionable colors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
PARTY LEAVES TO SEARCH
FOR GRAVES OF AVTAT0RS

Nosales, Ariz- Oct 13.-Josenh Al
len Richards. the american railroad
man who claimed 20 have located the
bodies Of leutenants Waterhouse ana
connolly. American aviators lost in
Mexico. left here today for san Diego.
CaliL. acting on instructions from The
war department TO accompany an ex-
petition from san Diego 10 Los AMI
mas bay, Mexico. 70 relocate the
graves Of the american aviators.
Maj r s. Britton. adiutant OF the
18th infantry stationed here left last
week for san Diego with maps show
ING Richards idea OF the location Of
me missing aviators' bodies The
party VIII probably leave San DIaeo
tomorrow fer Las Animas bay. $50
miles down the coast The avlators
were patroling the border from Yuma
vest when they evidently became
confused as 70 directions and were
lost in Mexico
Richards arrived here from Quay
mus. Mexico. wiki G story that he had
accidenly located two graves contain
Ing bodies Of men clad en- the uniform
81 the American aviation service. His
story has been invasti gated by the
American army officials here and Is
sai1 20 have been accepted as ar-
thentic-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
King Breakfasts Atop
Mountain On Pacific

santa Barbara. Calf Oct 13.-(By
the Associated Fress-1 The king Of
the Belcians hreakfasted this morn
ing on a mountain overlooking the
Pacific. he started at $50 o'clock
with a few sleepy-eyed members Of
his suite and drove 20 one Of the
heights near the city He tramped
was being prepared and worked I'D an
appetite
After The visit to the mountains
the party drove back to the home
Of william s. Bliss, where he received
at 10 o'clock members OF the southern
California Press association His
majesty was made a member Of the
organization and presented with
gold membership card. He responded
briefly 10 an address welcoming MIN
20 the state and 60 the ASSOCIATION.
Later IN the day Albert planted
tree In one OF the city parks and
Then took a horseback ride
While driving about the city he de-
cided he could not delve any earlier
into the delights Of the ice cream soda
and strobe into a drug store where
he had his first experience with
typicaly American drink
The queen and countess De cara
man-Chimay, her lady in waiting. also
did some mountain rrampi1ss this
morning, but went By themseiV- and
did not run across the kiHs's ralty-
The royal special VIII leave az 10
o'clock tonight for san Francisco. arr
irving there at 20 a. H. tomorrow for
a u hours visit
The kings train VIII arrive a. III
Portal al 1880 a. M Wednesday for
TWO days stay in yosemite National
park.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
DIEGUEZ
LEAVES JUAREZ
Mexican Commander Goes
To Casas Grandes On
Inspection Trip.

Gen. Manuel H. Dieguez. com
( mander Of the Mexican armies in the
north, who arrived in Juarez last
T Friday morning IN a special mill
tary train, left that city Sunday
morning for Casas Grandes, where he
VIII spend some time on official bus
mess. lie VIII return 70 Juarez from
casas Grandes before returning to
his headquarters in Chihuahua City.
Upon his return to Juarez. Gen.
Dieguez VIII attend a dinner 10 be
given in his honor by various mining
men living in this district The in
yitation was extended and accepted
saturday afternoon.
A committee consisting Of C.
gonzales u lrigoyen. c. S. Arguelles.
X 3 Garcia and Angel Martinez.
waited upon the general before his
departure and extended him an in
Fltaton TO dinner TO be given by
the Juarez chamber Of Commerce
upon his return.
Three Of the six airplanes brought
nort1 By the general are in JuareE
and the other three he has taken TO
Casas Grandes. The three in Juars7
have headquarters at the race track
and VIII give daily exhibition lfchts
until the generals return when he
viii take them back TO Chihuahua
city.
on sunday afternoon the three avi-
ators IN Juarez drove their machines
above the city, spiraliuE. dipping and
-Qoplns the loop while the people in
the streets below shouted their aD-
proTaL One Of the aviators. more
daring than the rest. flew unusually
low and skinned the tor OF the cuF-
toms house in his small machine The
exhibition lasted more than an hour.
Gen DieEuez's visit TO the north is
said 70 be IN connection with gem
ad the border garrisons. He has an
ncunced that he VIII order a reui- (
ment Of cavalry ito the border upon :
his return 10 HEADQUARTERS. which win /
patrol from Juarez TO Bosque Bonito. Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
WIN50R likely
T0ENTER RACE
Yuma Man Confers With
Political Friends On
Governorship.

Phoenix. Ariz. Oct 1s-An under
standing exists among local Demo-
Gratis that Milford Winsor. Of Yuma.
within a few days uiu declare lis
candidacy for the governorship. Win
scr has been in the city for several
days in conference with political
friends and something more than en-
impression has been left behind that
he VIII make the race. Just what
effect the announcement would have
upon the candidacy Of former COVER
nor C. ". P. HINT for the senate IS
cause for speculation. there being be-
lief IN some circles that Winsor's
race for tae governorship would mean
that Hunt would not oppose senator
smiths reelection
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-13
Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

says Doctor Conner, formerly OF Johns
Hopkins hospital Thousands Of men
suffering from fatal diseases would
1e IN perfect health today were it not
for the deadly drug Nicotine. Sion
the habit now before it's too lare It's
a simple process TO rid yourself o. the
tobacco habit in any form Just 90 70
any up-to-date drug store and ger
some Nicctol tablets. take them as d.
rected and To-. the pernicious habit
quickly vanishes. Druggists refund
the money IL they fall Be sure 10 read
large and interesting announcement
By Doctor Connor soon 10 appear IN
this paper. IL tells OF She danger Of
nicotine poisoning and how 10 avoid
f. IN the meantime try NicGtol tab
lets; you VIII be surprised at the re-
suit Kelly G. Pollard, Scott White &
Cc.-Adv.