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MANY YEARS
SHE SUFFERED
ALL MEDICINE SIZE had USED
i FAILED TO Owe AEA
! RELIEF.

Pcccntly( in 4 conversation IN inc NC
r,Ilourh DRUG Company's store corner
nf Pom avenue and Federal street.
Yrt,sbursh. the following sensational
testimonial was given for Pant JUICE,
tho new herbal stomach mco!clne, w
Mrs. Clara Kitchen. well-known Pllls-
burgh lady. who stated:
FOR many years I suffered from AL
aggravated case Of stomach tFouoie'
Which finally became so bad that I was
scarcely able to retain my food My
onnc,iic was very poor and what little
food 7 was q bic to eat fermenteo' 1orh'-
od ros in my stomach and was very
nainful, My tongue was coated ana
had entirely lost my strength.
NY blood became tmpoVer'sneu anu
my circulation was SO poor tndt my
hands and feet we're cold and claHinF.
I was short OF breath and my muscles
md FONTS were sore and stiff. My
,ir,- u,e affected, by complexion sal
ion. md vas chroncally constlpat CO..
"A number OF my friends had advised
mn to try Plant Juice for my troubles.
which 7 finally did, and | am very happy
n atotc that l felt better from tho very
Are, dny. NV appetite has improved and
,,,y norycs arc better. My Kidneys are
relieved and | am no longer trouoleo
with constipation.
81 can honestly state that Plant Jnice
has done me a lot Of good. gRve me
strength and appetite. and I think II the
best medicine made.
There are numerous symptoms OF this
,rn,,hIc that Plant Juice can relieve.
In fact. any Of the following may de-
note affections Of the stomach: lndi'
ces,ion. dyspepsia, bclching Of wind,
rad breath. sick. throbing headache.
Door circulation. night sWeats, that tired
feeling rcstivcncss, coated tongue or a
poor complexion.
plan, Juice is sold in Wheeling by
e. H Griest G. Co.'S drug store,
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and providing for that family OH earn
ings OF $l.2n0 q year.
He concluded his address BY urging
earnest effort on the part OF The lay
nrn saying that the New Era move
mcnt is a laymen's movement for the
pew.
we arc simply speeding UP tn" old
church for tn" now day" the speaker
said in closing.
After such a talk as was delivered by
Ir uuss the local drive cannot fail ["
60 over tn" top. With his words OF
suund advice AS their guide and alu'
local committees will start IN every
m, rr,irr canvass tGr funds. Then Will
follow various. movements 10 briHs
, those outside OF the church WITHIN ltS
wills. study classes and prayer circles
will b. formed among men as well as
women. and WhcclinS'S prcslbyl"ry Will
progress with the times as it hopes 70.
Among those who were fortunate
! crourb TO attend last nights meeting
were:
Name and Church
T p. Robinson. Third church.
Christian Noitic. Third church.
NJ. T.. Davis. Third church.
John Acker. Third church.
Chris Vicweg. Jr.. Third church.
T. +. Riley and wife. First church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil c. Rauschenpipi.
| First church.
Toe i. Kline, Vance Memorial.
W. L. Perrin. Vance Memorial.
Claude Porter Terry.
! Mrs. Claude Porter Terry.
T.. IT. williams. First Presbyterian.
T. = Williams, West Union. Dallas.
r. VI. Thomas. Third Presbyterian.
; G. II. Ebcrs. stone church. Elm Grove.
,t1t1
! Grove.
| George c. Crook, First church. "hce'-
! ing.
| Mrs. George c. Crook, First church.
Wheeling.
r, W. linn.
! Mrs. e. W. linn
| w. NJ Huwhutisit.
A. l.. Meyer. First Presbyterian
| church.
r D, rrosscr,. Westminster Wooster,
Ohio.
W. c. McGrcgor.
Mrs. Mary NJ Marshall. Dallas W. Va
Mrs. Laura E. Abercrombic. Dallas
". va
r, S. Rrannen. wheeling. W. Va
John Cooper. wheeling, w. va.
| Edward a. Shook West Liberty. W.
Va
| OnSTlcS -. SdSl cl' 'iA "oNN' ''' ~
w. r. Wells. Wheeling. W. va.
W. Fl. Leiner, Wheeling. w. Va
F. Forrcll. Elm Grove. W. Va.
Howard Eachman. Wheeling. ". va
| DR.. G.. Davide, Wheeling. W. Va.
James NJ. Vance. wheeling,
| Charles Klein. wheeling.
R. 4. Alexander wheeling.
w, z. Fckard. Glenwood, wheeling.
Fl. G.. Olmstcad. Woodlawn. Wheeling
W. E. Davies. Mozart Park.
Louise >zimmcr. wheeling.
Mrs. w A. Sonderman. wheeling.
Dudley Ross, Wheeling.
Mt. and Mrs. ]. P. Leyenberger, Third
E. n waterhousc.
VIM. L. Abel. Follansoee
John A. Shaw. Follansbce.
Jos N. J. Parker. Wheeling.
Reginald G. Hewes, First church.
A l.. Bauer, First church.
Kate Ritter, First church
Anna E. Meyer, Second church.
I Frank n Ryder, Vance Memorial.
DR.. A. c. Plant. Vance Memorial.
W. J. Frankston Vance Memorial.
George W. Clarke. Vance Memorial
A. W. PAUL. Vance Memorial.
l. H. Cook. Jr. wheeling.
II. & Peters, Edgwood.
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- men and women can be inspired
nv the words of leaders Of men. II TINY
cen heed the last prayers and requests
- .5ninp heroes, then hundreds OF
U1heelinrs Presbyterian men and women
+o5av stand shoulder to shoulder ready
~, 90 over the top in the New Err.
drSve that for the next ten Gays wiz
5annand the impartial and pest ELLIOTT
o9.eyery loyal Presbyterian.
several hundreds of Wheeling FIes-
n-erv,s loyal laymen, elders and their
ministers sat at tho banquet tao4e a.
the Second Presbyterian cnurch 1eS'
night. They enjoyed sunptoous 49,
~,1,e, served by the good women or the
.sh,,rch then they listened to the words
sr-those who IN the name Of humanity
1rred them to put Wheeling Presoyeery
Sor over the top doing her little part
inrraising. quota of approAHlatelS
sso. 900. They left the church inspired
r. treat things and there need be no
hes;tancy in predicting fund or Wv
600 for the local PresbyterE.
Or. John L. Dickey, that intmltaole
and model toastmaster, PRESIDED anu ne
introduced each speaker IN MS usu''
bsnny vein. DR.. Dickey first called on
Mrs Robert J. Reed. chal!fnan " ~
educational committee or New Fra
-rork who told Of the organization u
twenty-seven study classes here.
Mr.. W. w Scott. OF bridgeport. chatr-
ran of the New Era Preshyterlal com
mittee of Belmont county. ONO. called
upon all to do their share and to WORK
IN q businesslike way 10 gain success.
Rev. Henry Riddle Of the Ihree
bridges Church" Of West Alexander
Pa recently returned from France
where he served with the First Army
1,lctured' the New Era drive as chai-
ienSe from the blood-soaked battletieids
Of, France for those Of US here at nome
to do something comparable ~ 1na'
vhich the soldiers have done.
aBilly" Rhoades' Death
Rev. Riddle was in the valley 81
the Meuse with the American ma
rines in their memorable ATTACK.
chen william Rhoades. the hrst
wheeling boy to make the supr"m"
sacrifice. breathed his last key:
Riddle was kneeling at tho side oi
"Billy- Rhoades and laid him 70
rest on the banks of the McuSe
~ wish I could bring homo 10
a1l Of you BILLY" Rhoades' pray
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STILL
VERY ACTIVE
IN WARWOOD
Many Homes Entered and Petty AoD-
berries Become Moro Humsrous
warwood News.

Tho thieves who recently entered
number of Warwood homes are still I'M
apprchended The home Of August Hin
dclbcrgcr. formerly mayor Of WarWooo
was entered and some small change
taken. An amazing feature Of these ROD
berries was that the home was entered
after O'Clock in the morning. The house
Of Lee Hoffman, on Thirteenth street
Lee Grimm. on Fifth street. and S. W
Coffey, ut Warwood avenue. near Fifth
street. were also entered. Chief OF 70
lice Gardner is putting forth every eff
fort TO learn OF a clue to these burg
1aricS,
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Ladies Of Presbyterian Church Rlset.

The Missionary society and Ladies AID
Of the Presbyterian church held joint
meeting in the parlors Of the church yes
1crday afternoon. The missionary soci-
ETY. gave m interesting and instructive
program on tho subject Of missions.
Many of the ladies took part In tht
afternoons address. after which thank
offerings was taken. Fifteen dollars
were given to general missions. MIS-.
George Meyers, president Of the society,"
presided.
The Ladies' Aid society. in a business
meeting voted to re-elect the present Off
GERS for the coming year. Mrs. H. G.
Sherin is president Mrs. Fred Jenkins
secretary and Mrs. George Phrall treas
urer Of the society Thirty-fve members
were in attendance.
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par0nnH1n

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Martin and family
of Bellairc. Ohio, are spending the week
end at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. c.
Cummlns Of Richland avenue.
Mr. r. T. Elliot OF Eighteenth street
Is in New York City attending the aero
plane exhibit now showing.
Mrs William ]. Schafrer Of 100 Six
tccnth street who wns in Port Jarvis
Pa, for her health. but who was called
home by the death Of her sister. Mrs.
William Mason Of Moundsville, is i'm
proving from her illness Of the last few
days.
Mrs. Loomcr Of Eighth street Is the
host Of her sister Miss Jane Shubcrt Of
Parkcrsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Casey Of Wheel
in care the grests Of friends on Twenty
first street.
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No Need To Be Thin,
Scrawny or Sallow

II you are thin and want to hc plump:
3f YOU have wrinkles IL Eour face that
1o,3 are not proud of: If the skin IS sal
low or subject to pimples or htackhca"s.
take Mi-o-na stomach tablets for two
weeks and notice the change.
Tbo majority Of the thin people are
Thin because the STOMACH! DOES not per
form its duties properly. It IS not secret
Ing, sufficient Of the natural digestive
inices and in consequence does n"t cN-
tract from the food enough nu,.'tt"
matter to nourish every part of 'ht
Ti-o-na stomach tablets are intend't
to build up the stomach $" that It VII
act properly and extract from m !"co
The. elements necessary 70 form tl.Sh.
IF YOU are thin try two weeks treat.
ocnt Of Ni-o-na stomach taolstS-tn !1,
-, the Tiiarantec OF money back If they
CO. not overcome chronic indigestion
sute. or chronic. stop stomach disturb
te belchinS, heartburn. scour stomach
4 any after dinner distress.
Eor sale by all leading druggists
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err" said Rev. Riddle. It wish 1

err" said Rev. Riddle. Il wish 1
could picture the little scene over
there in the Y. NJ c. A when
Billy Rhoades cama to Christ.
I wish I could tell you what 1t
means to me to have been with
him and to have helped him to
Christ. I wish I could name the
men and women in this audience
Billy Rhoades named to me and
who he said meant SO much 10 him.
He planned so many things. should
he get back here. and had no come
Wheeling's Presbytery would have
known no more loyal worker.
1T was q sad day for. me when
Billy Rhoades went away. He left
me that day smiling and We talked
Of returning home together after
the war was over But I came
back without him. He was hit by
what Billy and his pals called
@. 7. Can: and although uncon-
sciouS when I got to his side. I
know that Billy Rhoades sent
back to you OF the Wheeling Pres
bytery these words: Do somo such
thing as this In memory OF me
and rs 4 tribute to mo
Somewhere along tho pretty VAL
Icy Of thH Mouse his body rests.
Up. from his grave goes an appeal
70 us back honpc to do what Billy
Rhoades would have helped US 90.
That boy Of ours died hero.
Christian gentleman and an Amerl-
can soldier. Will wc do as he
would have asked us 10 do. could
he have been her" tunight"'
Rev. Riddles story Of the passing of
Wheeling's first son. shot down by the
n.
there were few dry eyes in the audi
ence.
Pliny O. Clark. an elder Of Vance
Memorial church. urged cooperation
and asked everyone TO place q big idea
before him and to keep it there unit!
the drive has been won.
Able Appeal Made.
DR. Dickry next introduced the visit
Ing speaker of the evening. Or. w. =.
tGoEs %: WilliamsNGri. Pa. DR.. HogG
was for several years moderator of III"
Pennsylvania pr"sby:"ry. and referred
70 the New Fra conference as Il confer
cnce growing out Of experiences Of IN"
war. He spoke Of the New Era driv"
as Il Victory drive.
Or. tInSg has magnetic personality
and is :, r"marka bic speaker. Etr spared
no on" within the church in his crt;-
ciSm or praise. "Thcrr is no. Il story
told a"aiuS: tn" church that ISN'T true.
he said. ",nd thor" is mo type Of Sinner
not represented n tn" church,
Tho first word % our great driv" -
.prayrr. AID III" second study. In II
word tho driv" - an attempt 10 get III
whole Church :" Il" what III" women
ar'. already doing.
"Womrn are generally Spreading --
generally speaking -httt they arc al
ways talking S"rS'.
If We big business ne" W"Itd h''
come more deeply Interested III foreign
missionary work and learned 10 knn"
th,, great work tho missionaries ar" do
NJ We would not hc dumping m"r'hHn'
disc in,U south America that - E"1n:
ursoid. W" would not y" sending ln"r'
,.handis" a. any Of tho nations that Ia.
10 use what "" send.
Tho third word III tho New ETA
movement -is ''Stcwar,lShip." W" must
have leaders. 4 certain p.rrcniaG" OF
the funds to be- raised will <" towards
Increasing the salaries of pastors. T.
nv regret / must acknuwlcdS" gina;
many Of them arc poorly paid--or un:
derpaid, | should say Or. HuSg told
Of one pastor with family paying rent
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Truck Hits James Hitch.

James Hitch. who was painfully injur-
cd yesterday morning. Is resting easy at
his home Mr.. Hitch was running 10
catch a street car and. passing near
moving truck. was struck in the head by
the rear end Of the auto. Medical attn
ton was rendered after he had been re-
moved to his home. His injuries are not
thought to be serious.
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AT THE HOTELS

McLure-<:. D. Mott, Grafton: G. ".
Brgg, ParkcrsburG; F. s. Miller. Hun
iugton; Charles Kennedy. Hundred; NJ.
II. Beatty. ManninGton; +. 6. Rider
Charleston: G. o. Wolfe. Charleston.
Kossrs-Crced MnrIowc, Tairmont: G,
NJ. Wetzel, Parkersburg; v. S. Brown
Parkersburg.
Grand Central--W. r. Chapman
Hartford: George ". Rrgg. Parkers'
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee. Smith
field. O.: e. +. Leslie. Huntington: X. r
Lane, ParkcrsburE; Mary Cogis Clarks-
burg: Clara Berry, Fairmont.
Windsor-C. H. Smith, Charleston.
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POLICE PATROL


this afternoon was the Coalter hydro
electric bill, which was considered out
rnilcd to pass at the regular session.
This Ia a measure prescribing the con-
ditions under which water power enter
prIscs may be Developed IN the state
and contains tax provision uhocr "hlc"
il Is claimed the annual revenue on the
dams already projected would amount
to 100000.
Senator Arnold introduced n hill 10
amend the general licenses laws as
enacted Mt tho regular Session 10 m
crease the annual license tax on a'
manufacturers. wholesalers and d'6lrln'
utors Of soft drinks from Sl"u 70 9-""'
The actual consideration OF oiiis OH
the floor Of the two legislative cnam-
bers is expected to begin tomorrow ar
tcrnoon. TO which time both houses al
iourncd today. Several hills will then
be on first reading and o1hcrs VIII ~
reported out by committee.
The special joint committee on the
VIRGINIA debt finished it's work TINS
afternoon. II Is understood. and VIII
make It's report together With bill or
1IlIs to both houses tomorrow atter-
noon. ;;,,
The lcnRth Of. the extra Eesa'on VIII
depend very largely on the amount o!
time that is required IN consideration or
tho Virginia debt and the stat" polic"
bills, MS tho other Legislation proposed
probably can be fully considered NOR
or less as side line propositions IN hours
when the two main pieces OF icsIsla-
ton are under advancement.
Few persons believe. however ina.
the session will end before the close vi
next wcck.
A resolution introduced in tn" mouse
this morning by Delegate Wysone thc-
puiblican) would place the west VlrEI-
MIA legislature on record as DOING an
solutcIy opposed to the league or nat,ohs
in so far az it would include the Cniieo
States as a member. The rcsoln'ioh
went over to tomorrow under the rules
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"Just can't work any
more The faded, jaded,
oycr-wocked woman, with
pains here or there, should
ask her neighbor for adj
vice. Ten-to-one she was
dragged down BY, the pains
and ailments Of her sex,
and was completely cured
by that temperance tonic
made from wild barEs and
roots, and known for so
years as DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. When
a woman complains Of
backache, dizziness or pain
when everything looks
black before her eyes-a
dragging feeling, or bear-
ing-down, with nervous
ness, she should turn to
this Temperance" herbal
tonic, known as Dr.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription 1t
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". II. Nichols. Leathcrwood.
Fl. NJ. Hosack. Newell.
w. T. Parsons. Chester.
Thomas G. Koontz. Wheeling.
z. r. Mckee. Wheeling.
DR.. Charles II. Kecsor. wheeling.
o. E. Reid. Wheeling.
T. S. Thomas. Wheeling.
w. H. klicves Wheeling.
J. II. Arnett. Wheeling.
j. W. Weller. Wheeling.
Mrs. EnntIe c. Meyer. First Presby-
tcrian church.
Mr., and Mrs. c. Il. Cooke. First Pres
bytcrian church.
Mrs Fl. T. Swift, Vance Memorial.
H. T Swift, Vance Memorial
Mrs. L. N. S. Ncff. Vance Memorial.
T.. W. S. Neff. Vance Memorial.
Mrs James Mcase Potter
J. N. Potter.
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LOW MORTALITY HAU

NEW YORK. March l3.-Ncw York
city's infant mortality rate for 1918,
with only 9l.T deaths 10 4 thousand
births. was the lowest. Of The ion larE-
est cities in the country, according TO
g. statement issued tonight ~ Dr.
Royald :. Copeland. city health commits
sionrr. This record also was declared
to he the second lowest ever rccorcc1
for the city.
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ROUNDING UP sIhCKERs.

CIAEkSBL'Eti, W. Va. March H.
Draf, sIackers arc still being rounded
uu nv federal authorities. Deputy Mar
shall John y. Mckinney. Of F2lrmont. to-
C!av reported tho arrest OF Lewis ioho.
of Wctzel county. charged with having
failed to register and IncwrT Farrell. OF
Adams;on. accused of ncGlectlng 10 fill
out his qurstionnairr. Each will have a
hearing this month before Commissioner
A L. Tohu
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Nj HEADACHE Oh
NEURALGIA PAIN
GET A 10 CENT PACKAGE OF DR.
JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
AND DON'T SUFFER-

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will go wild.
It's needless to suffer when you can
take a remedy like DR.. James Headache
Powders and relieve the pain and neu-
raleia at once Send some one TO the
drug store now for a dime package Of
DR.. James Headache Powders. Don't
suffer. In few moments you will feel
fne-headache gone-no moro neuralgia
pain
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snnchine Social Club.

The Sunshine Social club met yester-
day afternoon Mt the home Of Mrs. war
rem on Sixteenth street and the after
noon devoted to refugee work. Appet'z-
ing refreshments were served and an
ENJOYABLE social hour spent before the
meeting adjourned.
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7. II. n. Circle.

Members of the !. H. N. circle met last
night at the home Of Miss Phyllis Stroe-
bel for n business meeting and social
hour. After important matters OF ousl-
ness were disposed Of, refreshments were
served
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Social Meeting.

The Ladies' Bible class OF the Pres
bytcrian church will entertain the Mons
Bible class next Monday evening at st.
patricks Day social. Refreshments will
he served. The event will take place in
the parlors Of the church.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN ELDER
sy pR. JOHN L .p1cHy.

Of Wheeling presoytery
pofsrt chairman
he1
Of
the
proving the o-
done in else
Hero is stor5-entoy IL: . A.. 1-..oS
world todayhe president OF the Oneo
is Presby
from u.s. he would De succee
Marshall,
should president
OF
.0e,id ent--aP Presbyterian alder .--
500. -. .,o ,,,-,o +h,t turned
Presbyterian elder
victories there
he wished he Presbyterian ana
be a
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street improvements.

The road between Warwood and
Wheeling near Richland Is being re-
Paired Mr.. Theodore Wolf. city street
commissioner. is busy with a gang Of
men on this work.
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Sermon TopicE.

The topic of tho mornings sermon at
the Presbyterian church will be the
Worldwide Wake Of the Church" In
the evening the subject will be CHRIS
tan Scince."
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can be obtained in almost every drug store the land and the
ingredients printed plain English on the wrapper fu1 up
tablets or LIQUID DR.. Pierce, Inyaid Hotel Buffalo, n "
IN send trial size for 10 cents
Charlottesville Va-When going through middle Life became
nv weak and nervous would have hot flashes and dizzy spells
sckaches and pains my side doced but did not get much
- .nd was very miserable when began taking Dr. tlerces
ayote Prescription and his Golden Medical Discovery but BY
esysteatic of these medicines came through the change
% take these medicines and go suffering jessie
Jones, Douglas Aoe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-09-11

All Love Exceiling'' and then came
the vested choir Of voices singing
Ancient Of Days" and the process
sional with cross and flag.
As the strains Of "Elsa's Walk to
the Minister" from Lohengrin were
heard, came first Miss Sadie Ruth AID
ridge and Miss Winifred Allen, fol-
lowed by Lieut. Charles Unger and
Lieut. William Clark; then Miss Ruth
Schwartz and Miss Anne Magoffin,
followed by Lieut.. NJ. Halloran and
Lieut. Thomas WOODBURY. Then came
Miss Helen Stewart and Miss Louise
Robinson, followed by Lieut. G.
Hunter Bowers who walked alone.
The bridesmaids were frocked alike
in gowns Of white georget, ruffled TO
the bodice with white taffeta- The
sashes for these frocks were Frenchy
creations Of azure blue and shell pink
satin and short pink maline wells were
bound TO the bridesmaids coiffures
with fllets Of pink and blue rose
buds. Their bouquets were held
in Victorian lace paper holders.
Following the bridesmaids and
Lieut. Marshall's attendants came
the matrou Of honor, Mrs c. A. Refine
mund. sister Of the bride. Her gown,
fashioned like those Of the brides
maids, was Of azure blue geOrget and
taffeta and her bouquet was of La
France roses. Mrs. Reinemund's neck
lace was Of pink pearls. The maid OF
honor, Miss Madeleine Austin. Of
Washington, D. c.. was gOwned in
pink taffeta. modishly draped and
with touches of silver about the
bodice The silver shoulder straps
were ornamented with q purple vel
vet pansy. Her arm bouquet was Of
La France roses. Preceding the bride
came the flower girl, Nary Frances
Robinson. in dainty frock Of shell
pink chiffon, designed empire in the
mode and built over pink satin. She
carried a French basket Of white and
pink carnations which she scattered
in the path Of the bride.
The matron OF honor. maid OF honor
and flower girl each wore short pink
wells like those Of the bridesmaids
The bride entered with her brother,
DR.. Stephen A Schusters who gave
her in marriage and was very lovely
in her wedding gown Of white satin.
It was draped over a foundation Of
white silver embroidered lace Her
, ell. imported. Of white lace beaded
with pearls, was bound TO her dark
hair with orange blossoms Brides
roses and orange blossoms formed her
arm bouquet Her only jeweled or
nament was a pearl necklace
Carl Reinemund attended his aunt
as train bearer and was very cum
ningly costumed as court page in
white brocade satin with lace collar
and cuffs.
Dr. Franklin P. Schuster. met his
bride at the chancel where the words
1f the betrothal were read by DR.. I
Fuller Swift as the choir softly sang. {
The Voice That Breathed Ger Eden" 4
and as the words Of the service were
read the choir sang 20 Perfect Love I
As the wedding party left the