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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
CANADA WILL ESTABLISH
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
Boys Will Have Outing in
Algonquin Park, "a For
est Preserve

TORONTO. ONT. Nov. s.-Capada
expects Ia have next summer the
greatest military cncampment for
boys ever established on the CONT
nent. II We'll he in Algonquin Park
IN charge Of t-CoIoncl Fred
Lindsay. soldier, big game hunter.
world adventurcr and friend OF Thee
dorc Roosc welt.
The staff that viii assist In train.
ing hundreds Of boys from Canada
aud the United States. will be can
tain W. II. Shepard. Of the Seventh
Royal liussars; Captain II. -. Yatns
OF the London Sharpshootors: Maior
George Price, az the Royal Gjou
cest"rshicc Iiussurs; Sergeant lyor
P"thtck. formerly with III. Canadian
army; Jack Peterson Of Cambridg =
vcrsity England: Walter IIas,-
inGs leader Of the Roosevelt Troop
81 hoy Scouts. of Rochester. y. T.:
Fred James. Of the British BOY
Scouts DIR. w. q. Hcnsdalc. Of Ro-
chester. y. Y, adopted member of the
lr"GUo!s tribe and authority on In
dian tribes OF North America.
Algonquin Park is a forest preserve
and wild game sanctuary set aside hy
' "''' ~ government. IL is lou
miles west OF Ottawa on the Grand
Trunk Railway in the heart oc tn.
highlands of Ontario. II contains
$50 square miles. and is virgin Will
hcrnnSS. Its lakes and streams swarm
with trout, bass, muskeliungc. pike
and salmon.
II is both a summer and winter
playground. Fishing, canoe lnr
swimming and hiking in summer and
ski-running, snowhailing, toboggan-
ing and fishing through the ice In
winter are the chief pastimes Of
hroncs OF visitors. with its wilder
ness beauty and protected wild ami
mails and birds, the park is Won
derful field for camera enthusiasts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
PREMIER OF FRANCE
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
Aristidr Brinnd, who Heads French
Arms Delegation, Lands
This Morning,
IBv Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The steam
ship Lafayette bearing the French
delegation To the Washington CON
terence on limitation OF ornaments,
headed by Aristide BRAND, Premier
OF France, arrived in quarantine to-
might, too late to proceed To her pier.
The liner VIII dock tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
W0MEN'S MEETINGS.

The Woman's Auxiliary Of Second
Baptist church viii have church day.
"a usual. tomorrow from 10 Ia 2. The
caecutiv" committee viii meet at
J! "a Instead ~ -, and conference OF
committees Viii bc held at 1880.
lunch "a; l and the general meeaing
at =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

the marriage Saturday. in Roanoke,
OF John Martin Tucker. OF this city,
and Miss Alma Rrooks Vaughan,
daughter Of the late Tr. j. l..
Vaughan, OF this city. which was
performed by Rev. J. w Smith.
They VIII live here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

NEW YORK. Nov SO STYLE
lends more 10 the illusion Of height
IMAM the long flowing sleeve.
IN tn" grass green chiffon a model
OF cA'rem" prac"fulucss has been en-
rolErd. The slightly blous.d eject
WIN sash. finished with huge tassels
ANA tn" simply hung skirt AFRO cx-
IRENE y"Uti.ful also The gown is
heavily embroidered in In" same tone.
Inc big Wide sl.nNcY f.tlllng nrnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, Nov. s-Of
interest TO their many friends was the
marriage OF Miss bertha Jane oliver,
OF PAGES, Va. 20 Robert W. Adams,
Of panr!pple. Va, yesterday. They
were married at the home OF the
brides parents. MIR. and Mrs r. Il.
Oliver, and the ceremony vas per-
formed by Rev. W. T.. Grant
Among the out-of-town guests
We're Mrs. l.. Il. Whitehead. of Chat
ham. Va. and her daughter. Miss
Patsy Jane Whitehead, MIR. and Mrs.
G. W. French. Of Blucfeld. ". Va.
Mr.. and Mrs: r. II. Oliver. Jr.. OF
Greensboro, y. C.: Miss Callie oliver.
OF ElIIston. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fletcher stephens. of Montgomery
Ma; Mrs. Theodore a. Adams. OF
banripplc. Va: MIR. and Mrs j. Roy
( oliver. OF Danvillc, Va: Samuel l..
Adams, Jr, OF South Boston, Va.
Kent Oliver. OF Danville. Va, and Miss
Mary Adams. of Danripple, Va.
INNCIiBURG. VA, Nov. 6.-Mr. and
Mrs W. G. Bagley. OF Concord, have
announced the marriage 81 their
daughter, Miss Mary Willie Bagby. Ia
WASHINGTON Hunter Caldwell. IN.
ceremony having been celebrated
cdncsdny at Rustburg
WOODSTOCK, VA, Nov. 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. Kirby j. Bowman. of near Edin-
burg, nave announced the marriage
OF their daughter. Rosa Elizabe,h
bowman. 70 Charles Dunfee Wight
MT ana Mrs. Wiehtman Will be AT
man. After an extended bridal trim
nome IN Roanoke. where he is en-
gagged in drug business.
LYNCHBURG, VA. Nov. G-Rcv.
pr. ana Mrs. Austin u. Conrad mas
announced the approaching marriore
OF their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Maude Conrad, to James Coulbourne
Holioran, the wedding to take place
at College Hill Baptist Church No
vomoer 10. the father Of the bride
eject being pastor Of that church.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 6.-Nr
and Mrs. T.. n. White. of Fork Union.
nave announced the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Elizabeth White,
10 Robert ID, fancey, Jr., of this city,
the ceremony having been performed
October T.. at Broad Street Mctho-
dist Church. by Rev. Fred Chenault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yancey will make their
home at Chester.
Ia NJ itbIitG. W.. Nov. S-F.dgar
Earl White and Miss Myrtle Vir-
Ginia Wright. both Of Madison
Heights, were married Saturday af-
tcrhoon at the parsonage OF Cen
tcnarS Methodist Church. by the
pastor, Rev. w. II. y. Haynes.
LfNCHRURG, VA, Nov. 6.-Miss
Mary Lewis Ellis, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Il. Ellis. Of Amherst
county. and James Palmer Ould, of
ms city, were married Saturday af-
tcrnoon at the home of Mrs. John y.
Mitchell. the brides aunt, tho celc-
brant being DIR. Powhatan w. James,
pastor Of First BAPTIST Church. They
went for bridal trip and will he
at home after November IL. at $50
Victoria Avenue.
hfNCIlRURG. VA. Nov. 6.-An-
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Webb. Buck Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles owen
Pretty Wct,IIny

Webb. Buck Anderson. MIR. and Mrs.
Charles owen
Pretty Wedding.
walnut Grove Baptist Church, Han.
over county, was the scene or u beau
tifui wedding on Wednesday evening.
october ~, when Miss Lucille Cary
lcadics, only daughter OF Mrs
blhhch" IL Bcadles. was married to
waiter Ashton Luck. son OF MIR and
Mrs. w. ). Luck, OF Eilerson Tho
ceremony was performed BY the pas
tor. Rev. 9. G. Davis. Ferns. roses
ana PINK shaded lights formed Il pref
~ background for the bridal party
The wedding music was played by
Professor John Robert BcndIcs. ana
Just before the bridal party entered
MIS-. j. Robert Beadics sang 80 Love
Mo Truly. The bride wore white
uuchcss satin with pearls and real
race trimmings and tulle veil that
lcll from corOnct Of OrSngc bios
sons. She entered the church with
her maid OF honor. Miss Frances
Clarke Headlcs. who wore orchid tat
icta and carried yellow chrssanthe-
'nums tied with sunsc, tulle. The
Two bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
Lee Bowles, in yellow ,ancta. carry
ing yellow chryshnthcm inls. and Miss
Louise SydnOT. in sunnrt tancta car
fyinS the same flowers. The brother
OF the groom. Lcmucl Luck, OF Ellcr-
ron. was hest man. The ushcrs were
ltyland Jenkins. william Goodlihc,
Aubrey Fuller. Hunter Bcadics. Lit
tie Misses Airline Humphreys Of
Richmond. and Catherine pcndlcton,
OF Williamsburg, cousins OF the
groom. in pink and blue organizes.
we're flower girls. and little William
Goodlinc, Of Richmond, carried the
rlng In large yellow chrysanthe-
mum.
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Luck lief, for wedding "trip. Later
they VIII he at home ii, "EdGowood."
Hanover County.
Quiet WEDDING.
quiet wedding took place Mon
day October -. IN the parhonag. OF
Union station NJ. H. Church. when
! Charles u. johnson ANA Misc Anna
Carroll Wack-r were married by Rev
( Dr. Dunkley. Only Immediate rcln-
tivcs Witnessed the ccremonw The
coupl" VII reside Il, Highland
Strings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
Formcr Governor unll Dies.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. g.
Former Governor Luther +. Hall.
storm center of several exciting no
litical campaigns in Louisiana, died
suddenly late tonight At his home.
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
LYNCHnI,nG. ~. :

LYNCHBtHG. VA, Nov. 6
Joseph Henry Marshall, OF Appo-
mattox County and Miss Emma
Frances Rush. OF Charlotte County.
were married here Saturday after
noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
II r. Monroe, the minister being pr
J.. w. James, pastor OF First Baptist
Church. They vii! reeide in Apo
mattoS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07
E,-Emprror charles Dethroncd.

BUDAPEST. Nov. 6-The National
Assembly ut Il special session today
passed the third and final reading Of
the bill dethroninS former King
Charles. and ousting the Hapsburg
DYNASTY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

I the hand almost to tho finger tins
are also embroidered
Green. by the way Is ono Of the
most popuiar of colors. both for
afternoon and evening Wear. Jade
Is, perhaps. in the foreground Of pop
u!arity Of all the green shades.
with the handsome afternoon
gown are worn prccu brocadc slim
pers with tn" new sanhal-strap effect
and green SILK hose
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

LfNcliRtRG. VA. Nov G.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. g. Haeley, Of Concord. have
announced the marriage Of their
na"f ht.r Miss Mary Willie Bagby, TO
"ShihEfon Hunter Caldwell. the
ceremony having been celebrated
edncsdny at Rustburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

bfNCIlRURG. VA, Nov. 6.-An-
nounccmcnt has becn made here OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

, " = wv ~ NOV. 6.-Mr. and
,hrh' hirby j. Bowman. of near Edin-
burg, nave announced the marriage
OF their daughter, Rosa Elizahe,b
bowman. 70 Charles Dunfee Wight;
MT ana Mrs. Wightman Will be AT
man. After an extended bridal trim
none IN Roanoke, where he is en-
gagged in drug business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-07

IfNcIIRURG. VA. Nov. s.-Edgar
Earl White and Miss Myrtle Vir-
ginia Wright, both of Madison
Heights, were married Saturday af-
tcrhoon at the parsonage Of Cen
tcnary Methodist Church. by the
pastor, Rev. w. r.. \. Haynes.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-16
PIONEER COW TESTING
ASSOCIATION WILL BE
STARTED AGAIN JUNE 4

The Pioneer Cow Testing Assoeia-
ton, which ceased its work May !
this year. will be-started again July
=. according TO L. S. Otto. prominent
local dairyman.
Mr.. Otto and Mrs. b. +. MePher-
son are members OF the association
already. William M. Price has signi-
fled his intention OF Joining the asso-
citation, aud there are many others
in this community who are urged TO
join.
IL is stated that great enthusiasm
is being shown In the reorganization
increment at Bull Mr.. Otto and +.
II. Camnaek. field dairyman OF the
Univ, rsity of Idaho Extension de-
partment attended a meeting OF the
members OF the Cooperative Cream
cry association in that city Tuesday
night OF last week. The testing pro-
position was gone into thoroughly,
and the members expressed them
selves as wishing TO continue the as
ISOLATION. which is now several years
old.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-16
PUBLIC NOTICE
OF
HIGHWAY BOND ELECTION

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY
GIVEN. That a special election OF the
qualified electors of the Filler High
way District. Twin Falls County. Ida
no. has been pursuant To the law
and the action OF the Highway Board
OF Said District. called for and the
same will be held on the ] 9TH day of
July. 1921. A. ID. at the polling place
hereinafter mentioned. in the var
ious election precincts I'm said dis
triet. al which election there will be
submitted the question OF the issu-
ance OF the negotiable coupon bonds
OF said district in the amount OF
Eighty Thousand Dollars $3.50. 000.-
00(. said bonds 10 be payable with
in twenty years from the date OF is
suance thereof. and TO bear interest
at rate nos TO exceed six co per
eentum per annum, for the purpose
OF completing the construction nov
under way for further construction.
Improvement or repair OF any of the
highways within the said district,
for the purchase OF material there
for, and the necessary expenses OF
the district In connection herewith,
or for any or all OF such purposes.
The highway hoard has designated
the voting places in the various pre-
eincts in said highway district. which
shall be and remain as heretofore de-
termined by said board. and has APP
pointed the judges OF election. who
will conduct the election thereat, as
follows.
NAME OF PLACE-Filer.
POLLING PLAcE-city Hall
William Bunee. George
Leonard and w T. conant.
The ballot boxes for the reception
II ballots upon said question. will be
opened AT the hour OF . o'clock a. m
mountain time). In the forenoon OF
said day at said places and will be
opened continuously and will be clos
ed at the hour OF O'Clock m.
mountain time). In the afternoon OF
said date.
No ballot for or against said ques-
lion shall be received by the Judges
unless the person offering the same
lhall he a qualified eiector and res
dent OF said district.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the
Board OF Highway Commissioners OF
The Filler Highway district OF Twin
FAILS County. Idaho have caused this
notice to be given as required by
law, this nth day OF June. A. ID.
1921.
IL. J. WEAVER. President.
ATTEST:
ARTHUR Il. ANDERSON.
Secretary.
(sEAL)
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Filler RESIDENTS GIVEN
OPPORTUNITY TO AID IN
CIRCULATION OF MONEY

The clearing house for this
community. for those having for
sale implements. livestock. au-
tos. furniture, property. produce
and other merchandise. is the
Classified section OF The Rec
. ord.
IL serves TO help persons find
lost articles. makes important
trades, secures situations. and
supplies help-yet the cost of
this service is insignificant-ten
cents line for the first inser-
ton. five cents a line for subse-
quent Insertions. Count five
words to the line.
Let The Record Classified col
. umn help you. Everyone reads
the wantads. II is the easiest
way IN the world to realize lit
tie cash.
Phone or bring your ads to
= this office by Wednesday OF next
week.
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Pursuant to the authority and dir
ection conferred upon the Chairman
and Board OF Trustees OF the Village
of Filler. In the County OF Twin Falls
In the state OF Idaho. by Ordinance
No. a. OF said village. passed aud ap-
proved the Sth day OF June. A. ID.
1921. authorizing and directing the
advertisement and sale OF certain
bonds OF said village. namely:
Two issues OF municipal coupon
bonds of the Village OF Filler. in the
County OF Twin Falls. In the State OF
Idaho. 10 the total amount OF $40
10000. as follows One issue ag-
gregating the principal sum OF Sc
$1,000. comprised OF l J bonds. NUM-
bered consecutiyely from to Is.
both nambers inclusive. OF the de-
nomination OF $500. each. dated
August /. A. ID. 1921. absolutely due
and payable August /, A. ID. 1871,
redeemable in numerical order on or
after August l. 1881, AT the option
of said village, bearing interest from
their date until paid. at a rate not ex-
eeeding six 60 per centum per an
mum. payable semi-annnally on the
first days of January and July re-
speetiyely. in each year. both interes
and principal thereon payable at the
National City Bank OF New York, IA
the city and state OF New York U.
s. A. which bonds are issued for the
extending. altering and improving
the municipal waterworkS system on
plant: another issue aggregating the
principal sum OF ss.50D.oo, eompris-
ed of bonds. numbered consecutive
ly from ! TO Z. both numbers incln-
siye. OF the denomination OF $500,
each, dated August /. A. ID. 1921.
absolutely due and payable August l,
A. ID. ls4l. redeemable, In numeri-
cial order, on or after August 1. A.
d.. 1891. at the option of said village
hearing interest from their date an
Ill paid at rate not To exceed six
CD per centum per annum, payable
semi-annualiy ON the first days OF
January and July respectively. In
each year, both principal thereof and
interest thereon payable at the Ma
tional City Bank OF New York, In the
city and state of New York. Il. $. A..
which last named bonds are issued TO
provide funds for the purchase OF
necessary motor apparatus and
equipment for the Fire Department
OF said village.
PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY
GIVEN. That sealed bids for the pur-
chase OF said two issues of bonds
above described. are invited and will
be received AT the office OF the VII
lage clerk OF said village. until Tues
day. the ] 9TH day OF July. A. ID. 1921
al the hour OF 8 o'clock r. NJ OF said
day. at which time and place all
bids viii be opened.
All bids must be accompanied by
an unconditional certified check pay
able 10 the order OF the village treas
urer OF the village OF Filler. for $3.50
90 in the case OF the sG.50o.00 issue
and $4,000 IN the case OF the
So. 10000 issue. IN either instance
TO be forfeited TO the village as liqu-
dated damages should the success
ful bidder fail or refuse 10 take up
and pay for the bonds when present
ed to him.
Provided. however. that said bonds.
or any part thereof, or either OF said
issues, shall not be sold for less than
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-06-16
Around the Clock.

~Yes. boys" continued the steeple
tack. who was telling true" and
thrilling stories. -yes. ! was working
a clock tower one afternoon about II
minutes TO six. when ! slipped. slid
down the roof ami caught on the
hong hand of the clock. There !
dansled while the Town foiks collected
below. So yells 10 'em. Say you
i,sNs. 20 home 10 your suppers. i'm
be close 10 half an hour before
drop"
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NEARING Perfection.

James returned home from school
one day recently. very happy and ex-
cited. telling his mother thai he would
have made 100 per cent In spelling
II he had not forgotten 10 put N" In
busy.
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their face or par value and accrued
interest thereon AZ the time OF dis
posai by the village treasurer under
the supervision OF the chairman and
board of trustees
The board OF trustees reserve the
right To reject any and all bids.
Dated al Filler. Idaho. this sth day
OF June. A. ID. 1921.
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NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE
AND SELL TWO ISSUES OF NUM-
CIPAL COUPON BONDS. TOTAL
ING Sl0.000.00: ONE ISSUE BE
ING IN THE AMOUNT OF s6500.-
90. AND THE OTHER IN THE
AMOUNT OF s3.500.00 OF AND
BY THE VILLAGE OF Filler.
IDAHO.
STATE OF IDAHO
County OF Twin Falls
Village of Filler.
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GUY Il. sHEARER,
Chairman. Board Of Trustees
VILLAGE SEAL)
ELMER =. HAAG.
ATTEST: Village Treasurer
FRANK Il. ALBIN,
Village Clerk.
First Publication June 3. 1921.
Last publication July Z. 1927.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10
Club Erenfs



M'ALESfER. NOV. g.--"Okia-
homa ranks as one of tho purely
American states" according 10 the
report of Miss Daisy Moody, state
chairman of Amcrtcnni1atlon, who
being ill could not attend the con-
vontion of tho oklahoma Federation
" Womcns clubs, now In sosslon st
tho Masonic temple In McAlcsteI.
Her report was read by Mr. j q
Adams. The race question wBs
handled Ia the convention by Mrs.
Cast 'eberry, who introduced the
speaker OF Tuesday afternoon. Judge
Eakes of Tulsa. Miss Susie Meek. an
indian girl, in speaking OF her WORK
in the Y. w g. A.. said she hoped
that tho ladies would not consider
tho Indian ~ foreigners and added
that one-third Of tho Indians In tho
United states live IN oklahoma w.
T, Ford ~ Thhloquah discussed mat
ters pertaining 90 education. He IA
an advocate ~ rural schools Cousoii
dalton ana an iucreaAe tax loyy,
The several hundred guests attend
Ing the convention are being enter.
taincd I'm tho homes OF the city The
gray-Lhevinne musical concort at
the Busy theater Tuesday niEht
aud a minstrel Wednesday night are
]
their entertainment
Mrs Fred @. Cowlcs OF McAleste er
delivered tho address Of welcome on
Tuesday. Mrs u. *. Woutcn OF
| ChiCkasha responded. Mrs r. g..
| Conlun of oklahoma city, Represent
| ing tho Historical society, also spoko
| She urged cooperation ~ searching
! history uf home localities and pro-
serving records ana relics. Mrs H.
! II. Mathews ~ McAlestor represent.
| ing tho state Federal Of Music
| clubs, extended greetings and de
clared that the music clubs ot the
state are experiencing n wonderful
uplifi IN tho character ~ ita music
| Mrs. phil Brown of the Oklahoma
| Ldlguc of Women Voters made q
plea for women to support tho hes
candidate. The address OF tho presi
dent, Mrs. J. G.. pierson, followed b.
recommendations for tho futur,
| policy OF tho federated clubs, wa
adopted unanimously. The chill,
welfare conference was addresse,
by Miss Nell Turner of Norman. Th'
Americanization conference was
epeclal feature OF tSe afternoon pro
gram.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10

Ing 4, note ON tho calendar ~ ~.
fairs ~ Tho club arc Mrs. -. F
onion and Mrs. l.. T. BrundrcdH
tcl.d1u,o ON tho afternoon ol
Thanksgiving day. tho annual din-
ror dance 10 he given by tho EN-
change national bank officials and
cmpIoyrs un iho evening ~ Dccem-
Der . aud other tentative arrange
m,u'a for parties that portray In.
toiosl from social standpoint
Mlfs Louise stephens and tlr-
phuuc Ncrizbrrgor win also cntor-
tain during tho holidays.
NcGiycrn. Mangnn.
THE marriage Of Miss Marguerite
Aimee NtuEap aud Mr. Paul Vim.
cont NrGivcrn whs celebrated In
the Holy Family church ON we'd
uoaday morning NJ y O'Clock with
Uulorsnd Father John i. Herring,
pastor officiating. ln the presence
uf about ono hundred, the impress
flyc uuptial mass WAS road Bridc
and groom were attended hv Miss
trsuH tunulugham, maid Of honor
ana Nr. william COuupr ~ Tam
piDo. Nokicu, best man Preceding
Tho advance Of tho wedding party.
Miss Nguos Douahuc sang Schu.
hcrta 'Avo Maria and the "Agus
Dol Mr. HOycr AZ the organ Dur
Ing tho ooromony. Schumauu's =
'TraumcrCi' was softly played.
The conventional marches were
played for tho professional ana
roccgslonal Tho bride was very
lovely tn y handsome creation of
cream crepe back satin combined
with Chautilly lace, hor Veil being
short and arranged TO her hair with
orange blossoms and lilies of th'
valley Sho carried an Immense
bouquet Of brides roses and lilies
" the valley Tho only ornament
worn WAS ~ strand OF rich pearls
q slit from tho groom, Miss Gun,
nlngham wore smart toilette ol
canton crepe in French blue beaded
In gray with large picture hat tC
match and her flowers were AZ
! arm cluster of Ophelia roses. Aftct
| the ceremony, relatives and init
matr friends were entertained "
| the home OF the brido on Soutf
! Frisco aud beautiful breakfast
where the wedding colors, orchid
yellow and white prevailed, mani
| chrysAnthemum emphasiying thes'
tones MIR. ana Mrs. McGivcrn ar
spending their honoym oon In CHI
cago and on their return Within
fortnight, they will be at homo q
| friends at 1925 East Thirteenth
Place. AZ Miss Mangsn, the brid
has occupied an onvlable place II
tho hearts of many She IL tn
b daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. J. a