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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
gurnperetn ct. 8anl.
Mplferei initaniert DampffeHel.

Montag lehter Mo6e fano oie 5tgel
Creamery aus, bab ibr Dampffeiel
etnen 2ef bate, SET, mte ii6 bet ge=
na1erer nnterlu6nns berauSitelte,
1tdt mebr gu reparieren mar. Trarf
@etfert nn0 Nugult 9ofmann mnroen
baber NIT benz Gauf etneS 11eue11
DampffeiielS IN Sen 56meifertd6ten
betraut nn0 eS.gelang tbnen aud, et1e1l
lol6en 5n bei6dffen, Der am Montog
bteier Wo6el bter anfam nno fofort
initantert murbe. Der nene &e1iel
bat 20 Hferoeitarfe uno 1T grob genug
fir sic 8ebiirfrtile Ser Creamery onf
lange s3eit. btndnS. Wdbrenb Der alte
Dampffsiiel aubssrr gstrisb 1par, tpnree
Elm Drel9maiidtne engine benlbt, 10
oab feine 5todung TN Getrtebe Der
Creamery emtltanb. @ie Der Mana=
ger beerlielben beribtet, pd6f Die 3abl
Ser &nnoen itetig. a3nr5eit bringen
Sc Barn1er tbren Nabm regelmdb@
CUR 9igel Creamery, IN Ser 3 nal
mD9entli0 se6ltttert nitro, Ser m0=
dentlt6e @rtrag 1T 25 6ab 8utter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

- George Bronb bon Mtnneapo=
lis bielt ii6 W1tttmo6 6teier Wo6e
BET letner M1ltter Srau Hbilomena
Bra1lb on Nor6 German 9trabe be-
ln6Smeiie anf. ST beiorgte an6 Sc
l6dfte mdbren0 ieineS 5terieinS.
NV Die bielige DeMolap Gom<
manberp erbtelt aus Nebmoob Sails
bie Ma6rt6t bon benz Nbleben bes
@rano COMMANDER Mtlton 6. So
mell, ser BORT am Wonta9abeno per
ltarb. Ste 8eer0igung fanb an
D%onnerstag unter grober 8etetligunQ
ltatt. @tne Nn5abl bteitger 9ogen=
mttglte6er nabmen an berielben tell.
@pan 8. Brice BON cambria 1T
.@onntag bon Eaiqoena, California,
5uridgefebrt, no er Ste leeten 3
Monate 3ngebra6t batte. Grau
Brtce, beren @eiunobett thinner nod
5n mini6en iibrtg ldbt, ntr0 nod I'm
Melten Derbletben. @err Brtce III
tntereifiert, an elmer Sbitanlage IN
.Galifornien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
Ginbaltsperfabren %abgemiefets

syn ieinem @rfenntntS mel6eS G0f 1ld
ter s. W. 9lien Iebfe Wobe htrtera
legte, mirb oaS Gelud beS Staates
Minnelota Dllr1 Carlos slpelr1p a 1ls'
ginselperlon nno an6 as ifaatltder
Wtlbbiter :nuno Std Gommilldr, nau1 l'
BON Sobn Sofia, Ste et1len @inboltNss=
befebl gegen Ste Gonntp aommilidarfe
til Bromn Gountn ermtrfen MOLTEN,
abqelebnt. GS mar beantragtt nor
Sen, iii perbt1lDern, ben Noie aa1afe
trodenSnlegsn, Ser einen Teil seq
IrodenlegnngSproiefs be8 @ou1tD9
.Ditd go. 40 btl0et.
Ser Ntdter begriinoete ietne GIrz
fenntntS babnr6, 0ab Nole 2afe nl1r
etnen Tld6ert1tbalt BON 149 Nder
bdtte uro 10 nteorig let, baB, er fiir
Bil1z ober 8oof5pede nt6t beruht
wer6en fD11ne, nn6 nur etnen Nnfentz
balt8ort fir ipt1be @nten nnb MenI6z
ratten btlbe. ST fiibrte ferner aus
6ab onr6 Bermtrfltdnng 6e8 9roden=
legungSproieftS 11abe5n 25OO Nde1
belten observation-disclosures geDo11ne1 merz
Sen lpiiroe, @etter iagt 6ii6ter 81
fen aus, baB me6er Sofia nod Nperr
9ano III Der g1dbe beS Stole Safe but
ten, oas bur6 Sen in Grage fommen=
Sen @raben beriibrt tDerben miiroe.
unS ferner, bab ieiner Nnii6t mad be
reitS gu piel 53eit berltrt6en let, geger
Sic Bei91iiiie ser Gountp &ommtiidre
sen @raben troden5nlegen, bnr9 ctr
inoirefte8 8erfabren an5ngreifen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
@pm &pninlat aeiu@t.

Das Deuti6e @eneralfoni1lat,
a3i1mmer GIG BeopleS @aS 8utl0ing
(pom 1. Mprttl ab $40 g. Mt6igQn
Bouleparb) Chicago bittet UNI gefdnz
.tge Mtttetlung Iiiber ben Serbleib Der
folgenoen Herionen:
Mlf, Soul, bis Mat 1921 536
Criterion Npe., Detroit, Mtt9., mobn=
.baft..
Bu0e, Mor, aus Bremen, por lC
sSabren. BET $. g. Malmburg, 1868
Commercial Npe., Chicago, mobnbaft.
Sans, Mt6ael, aus Whr5bnrg,
Bis por 2 Sabren 575 Delauare Npe.,
Detroit, Mt6., mobnbaft.
&altnom8fn, Trar5, aus 56tnfle111==
lano, 8eitpreuben, 5llekt tn Rtrer;
ton, ST., mobnbaff.
&laft, SuliuS, geboren In 8ta(nz
tod, geindt bon Mi1te Sba &latt.
2enfe, Garl, geboren 3. Nedr5 1889
in Mi@elSoorf Wuiiil6zHolen), 1914
In Qeo11a, isis, m%obnbaff.
j NebfuB, 9u0iptg, Slider aus Nl11tz
,mettingen, Birftemberg.
51arps, S., felt 1900 IN ben Ser
seintsten @taaten, 3llett IN Chicago,
1916, mobnbaft.
56not, @eorg, aulett ii Gina.
Mbams goltntp, ST., mobnbaft.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
&prbbaarieee erleioet Mieoerlaee

Die &orbbaIriege ser bteligen 5o6z
ldule, Sic biSber IN alien @ettfdmpfen
NIT Ben Ntegen anoerer 5odi6ulen
itegrei6 berporging, erlitt tint @taats
Iurnter, mel6eS lebten DonnerStag
un6 Trettag tn Nortbftelo ftattfan0,
tire erlt tie Mteberlage lnb mur6e baz
our6 aus petteren Inrnteren au8ge=
i6lonen. Dte Niege bate baS De6,
NIT ser i9nellen @aoena Niege ani
Sem Carleton College Campus 5u=
iammen5ufommen unb ga einige be1
SEEM nlmer 5pteler it6 nt6t In be1
beiten 8erfaiiuns befanoen, fam es
bab lte' be itegt murbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

E& EELEEE-tg 49,. Sy-A NL-&.&
Otto 9rtb bon 9leepn Gpe
belt ii6 anfdng8 bert@p de bier be-
iu6Speifez nno gefddftSbalber anf.
sGr itattete a16 nnierem 5anftum
etnen argenebmen 8eil6 al.
Mabe5u IS Trennbe bon Alfreb
.Wea6D Hberai6ten biieien am DtenSs
tagaben6 I'M Seim leiner @ltern on
Ser Noro Mttnnelota 5trabe. ORaan
mar erldienen, nm ietnen geburt8tag
NIT iibm 3u ffeiern. Sarrn &rauS
.,lieferte Ste Deufif fir Sic Ean5fuitigen,
ndbreno anoere5 th betm &drtenipiell
l1~nterbtelten. 3um 5dlub bteieS
ielr pergniigten MbenoS murbe ein
fetner Sun4 ferpierts
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
% Geuts
.@ett gurne1 In 11niperiitats @af=
fenhaQe.

Sn ser uniper1itn Nrn1orp IN Min<
reapoliS finbet morgen (5amStag)
%. Mdrs, ber IL. Mbrlt9e @ontefitE
Der Mortbmeitern @pmnaitic Societp
ltatt. Nr Die}em Gonteif merbsn ittb9
5met Miegen oeS Nen Timer 1nrnz
pereiin8 beteiiligen. s3nr &laife 8 gez
b0ren 8after Gngelbert, Ebo1ias
Hfaenber, Netnbolb &rl5el Sohn 9eenlz=
mann, 9ugo 56leuoer, ST., @or.nees=
liuS 5@neioer. Bur aroeren RiegRe
.geb1ren &nrt Sen, Branf Ntemar11n,
ST., Serbert 8ui9erS, German Bong,
Nrt. Bimener, nno 5arrp SDerr1.
8eim lettidbrigen Gontelt parre11
folgenoe 8ereine nno S%nltituttoner
sp~ertreten:
ct. Nntborp Turnuerein, Wtnnez
apoltS.
gurnperein ct. Soul
@ofol@ octetp, Stem Bragne, Minn,
Citizens Stub, MinneapoltS.
@outb @igb 59ool, MinneapoltS,
RnigbtS Of GDlnmbu8, ct. Soul.
2ntber College, Decorab, Soma.
5tout Snititnte, Menomonte, isis,
1urlnroeeretim, Seem nlrn, Mtnn.
81. Olaf College, Nortbftelo, Wttnr
ct. Soul B%laNgrounoS.
Sofol 5octetp, ct. Saul.
nntoerlttp Of Minneiota.
nntoerith Of @t8conftn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
@nnbert &pmitee ernannt.

Ser Bol5ugSauSi6nb, ser Sic Setter
oes 60. SabreStage8 bes Snbtaneral1Sz
brm6s nnb Ste Setmfebrmo6e IN 8or=
berettung bat, bat bieier Sage eth
LOO &omttee" nn6 aus bteiem berz
I6teoene l1nterfomttee8 e%rnaunt, Sic
ote 2ettung Ser Setter IN Sic 9a1to neb=
men iollen. OaS 100 &omttee mirb
it6 Montagabenb 3nedS 8eipre6un9
Ser geplarten 6eterlt6fetten in 6e1
Surn 5ale p%eriammeln.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
- Wtniam Bobe bon Micolet
htelt it6 anfanq8 Der Wode bier Be-
iuGS= nn6 gei@dftSbalber anf.

@tniam Bobe bon Micollet
htelt ii6 anfang8 Der 8ode bier be-
iu6Sz nn6 gel@dft8balber auf.
SEER nnoa Trau Tranf &arl
lparen bte @aitgeber elmer Nn5abl
5reunoe uno 8ermanoten, Sic ii6 am
Montagabeno IN ibrem @etm on Der
5ub 8allen @trabe eingefnnben bat
ten. &arteniptel nno Mufifportrdge
btloeten Ste unterbaltungsbes iebr Derz
gniigten NbenbS. @brengdite tDaren
6err unb Trau @. S. Suoeriabns bon
8atertomn, sic ii6 mdbreno Der perz
gangenen ISOLDE bel bieitgen Srennoen
un6 8ertpanoten 81 8eiu6 anfgebalfen
battem.
Mm 3. Npril tptr6 bier Dor Mt6z
ter SlIen sic Mngelegerbeit Der SUI
btctal Noa6 bon SET 55tabtgreBe Stem
ulm8 Bis Cambria In 8lue Garth
goltntp gum 8erbDr fommen. Dte
proponierte 2anoitrabe ion 4 Nuten
brett merben uno an Der Meben 8ride
III Conn COTTONWOOD beginnen. ste
.miro our6 oa8, Bui6lanos Lungs 6eS
Wegere1ts Ser Norb Weitern Gilenz
babn mod Cambria fibren. @egen
Ste Mnlegnng biieier 2an0itrabe ntro1
bon Iotpn COTTONWOOD un6 BON elmer
Nnsabl @runoeigentumsbeltter pro-
telfiert NIT ser Begrunoung, bab
bur9 Nnlegung BET Strqbe i5r gan3es
6ol5la1o 5erlt6rt lpir6e.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

- @ie man iast, iin0 Die 9aot=
perbdltntlie CUR Get bie oenfbar ginz
Tighten. Wenn bieie 10 anbalten uno
fetne neuerl S6neez Dber Negenfdlle
ii6 etnitellen, 10 meroen tie na6 aus
fage Ser Sarn1er bie belten ietn, bte
>pir ieit Sabren 81 per5et6nen batten.s
Der Srolt 1T i6on fdit gang aus benz
Grbret9, nn6 iobalb es ein penig
mdrmer gemoroen 1T, fann NIT Der
NribtabrSarbeit begonnen merben,
Die Gelber iino f6on jett trodfen nno
@9nee unb GiS 1T gang perl@munz
ben, bod tit ba8 Grorei6 feu6t gennug,
nm einer gldn5enoen @rfolg in Ser
Grnte 3u g%emGbrletften.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24
8rieffaite1t

q. I.-Die erlte @tropbe bes
,WelerlieoesA bon gran3 Dtnselitebt
lautet IN Ser Taiinng, Ste ibr Der
&omponiit Breiiel gegeben bat, fol=
genoermaBen:
Sier bpag' i9 10 mandeS liebe M2al
W9it mei11er 2ante geieifen, (.
9tnlberblideub inS iDeite Sal,
Mein lelbit nnb Der Mef pergelie len.
uno nm mi6 flang e8 lpfrob nnb bebr,
un6 uber MIR tagfeS 10 belle,
nno l1nten branlte ba8 fferne Mebr,
unb Ser @eier bltterbe @ele.
nnb bier fei aud nod bte ktte
55tropbe an9efiibrt:
81 fits i6 auf'S neue unb lpdbe lumber;
limb laul9e binauf lln6 bernieber;
Ste bolben Wetien rau16en ntbt mebr,
S. s rdnme febren 1tdt mieoer;
iiibe11 8tlber, mie tDeit, pie nett!
@ie l6tper ser @immel, mie tribe;
Sabr' mobl, fabr', mobl, Dn ieltge sSett,
Babrt mobl, ibr Irdnme Der 9iebe!
6. M.-Die @tdrfe Ser beuti6en
Nei6Stags=T rafttonen 1T mie folgt:
E9o8ialbempfratt16 Bartet, lO8 Stke
nndbbdngige 5o5tltaiten e. 81 Stbe
pen@ ......,......... 26 @ike
Centrum .............. II 9ibe
Deutldnattonale ~ 9ibRe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-24

SRI. 8ertba unb @ertte 5immet
meilten am lekten Dtenstag BET SRI.
Gornela 5immet, mel6e 0te @ooo
Council Mcaoemfte In Manfato be-
ludt.
~ q. s. @9imidod reiite am
M1ittmo@ na@ SDanboe, I'M ieine
Idtigfeit ais /. @eiddftsreiie noer fiir
ste @otfins @omparp. In 8inona
mte6er a%uf5unebmen.
- SRI. @tbel Blod, 9ebrertn i'm
@@ulbiitrift SEQ. % TT Mtconet
@ountp, bat ein Tbeaterftiid etnitu=
6tert, betitelt uGqd to tie Country
.@tore," peldeS am 9amStasaben0
CUR Nnffiibrnng gelangen mtrb. geod
ser goritellnng mir0 Elm nBasfet
6ocial" itattfinoen. Nne 8euobner
Der nmgegeno itno frennolt6it eingez
laben nno Ste Damen tperben gebeten,
&Drbe mtt5nbrtngen.
cr6 o&>.tf~+ o,,+ a,o Q}om lf1rn NrE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

Jr.. of New York; MrH. T.. u. Mercer
AMI dauShtcr. HcaHic. OF Chicago: MIR
an" Mrs. X. IL. Murdoch. %! Lynch
burG: Mrs. \. l.. Luckadli. OF Iioavor
pam: Mise kathcrin" Ii.m. OF Center
Cross.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. Wood left for we'd
ding trip To Baltimore. New York.
Niagara Falls and Northern points
Ihcy VIII be at home ut 1905 East
victor Street Highland Park.
|. The bride IL "a descendant or 4 long
!ihe or prominent families on both
me maternal and Maternal sidc-on
inc latter member of the Gwathmcy
iahiiiy, OF "Cantcrbury. -
rinsicy-CInrk Wedding.
Miss Mary Day Clark. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. T. Adam Clark, Of
Richmond. and James W. Timslcy.
Jr.. were married saturday. October
!. at O'Clock. in the chapel OF the
Episcopal ThcOloGical Seminary.
Fairfax County. III" ceremony was
performed by Abe Rev pr. Beverley
d. fucker. Jr.. In the presence uf tho
Immediate family
The bride. who wHs .sivon in mar
riHEe 10y her brother. J. VI Clark.
w"r. suit OF dark hlu" duvctykC
with "A small hat 10 match aud car
ricd violcts and valley lilies MIR
Tinslcy Is prominent insurance cN-
"cutiv., OF iHchmond. lu TIA" World
War Ii" served as y lieutenant i'm
the cation cnras lutncdiatcly
after the ceremony Mr.. aud Mrs
Tiuslcy left for a wedding trim
North After November /. they will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

MISS Katherine Stitf. accompanied by
Mrs. Leslie +. Watson. played "SuIyu-
hlr. venetian l.uru Song" ave
Maria "Elsa's Dream from "l.oh.n-
grim before the ceremony and Sur
INK thn ceremony 81 Love You Truly
Mrs: Louise Francis Gang AT Dawn
ing
mo bride entered with her uncle.
~. ~. Murdoch. who gave her In mar
rage, She wore II gown Of white
Sh"htuhS crepe trimmed In seed
pearls, and her Well OF tull. and
,"uchess lace was caught with a coro-
net OF orange blossoms worn by her
aunt AT the time OF her marriage and
an he!rioom OF the family. She ca-
fled bouquet of bride roses show
cred with SwanSonia. She WAS AT =
tended BY Miss Laura Brown Gwath-
iheE. her sister, as maid Of honor,
VINO was dressed IN pcac"ck blue
canton crepe trimmed with gold
roses. she carried u large houuuet
or oph.lia roses with long Str.amcrs
of gold tulle. Miss curolin" TcmpIc
'waihtney was flower girl. She wore
pare PINK 'icorEette over crepe meteor
"i tn" same shade. AMI carried a has
H:t hil"d with pink and whit" rose.
petals ana tied with pink ribbon
tull".
large reception was given a; tin.
nome OF the bride ON Wednesday,
evening. The out -of-town guests
which attended it Were: Mr.. and Mrs
~ t. Ewathmey and daughter. Caro-
line. OF Warrcnton: Mrs l.. w. Scott.
Jr" of Hutig. Ark: DR. and Mrs. w
IL ''whthMcy. OF Runrk; j. Temple.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

bc at hom" In tho Hanover Apart
ments, ltichmond.
Mrs. james w. TInslcy. formerly
Of East itadford. mother OF the
groom: Mr.. aud Mrs. w. seldcn Wash
layton OF this city. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene G.. Adams. OF wash
inSton. -. G., were among the few
present.
For IIQnic for Inrurnbics.
The Sarah Allen Memorial uc the
Virginia Home for lncurahlcs VIII
give, subscription card party OF,
the mczzaninc floor g: the I;ichmono,
Hotel on the evening OF Friday. 90
t"hcr 20, from to II o'clock. ucsvr-
walton az tables may hc mad" 10y tcic-
ph"ninS boulevard 2.S5 and 2"G3.
Players are requested Ia bring their
own cards and score pads
Oct"ber 10. Wedding Date.
Miss Virginia Dudley Coleman.
daughter OF Mr. ANA Mrs Clarence
Coleman, whose engagement was
recently announced has selected
October - for her wedding To Gcorp"
,;riham Lancaster.
Tho w"dIinG, Which viii be Wit
h"ssod only by I'll" immediate
families. takes pla"c in the home of
Miss tol"inan's parents on Hanover
Avenue. the Rev. rrccl:,ud Peter.
rector Of 81. James Episcopal
Church. officiating. y great deal Of
entertaining viii h" don" for MISC
Coleman previous 10 the wedding
AGmm>-rnricr.
Tho wedding Of Miss Sallyc Nir-
Ginia Parker la charles Jess" Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

well-known in Richmond musical
circles. took place Wednesday, Oc-
tober II, at $3.50 o'clock. at Yenable
Street Baptist Church. Rev. H. ~
, lDeioc performed the ceremony. The
wedding music was played by Pro-
lessor Ernest u. Cosby, organist of
ll-Sa!nts' Church
The bride entered the church Win
nor brother. G""rE" ELLIS Parker.
VINO gave her in marriage. She wa.
drrsS"d in chantily lace over white
satin. ana she carried n shower bou-
I"c' on hTldc roses and lilies of the
VALLEY. She WAS attended by Misc
aubrey Niil as maid OF honor. who
w"r" II dress of fuShiu culorrd G.nr-
.rttc over silver. and carrind Ma
dam" butterfly roses. Miss Phyllis
i'"" iludsins was ringbcarcr I'm n
dress of white not. and the hrIdcs
MAIDS wcr" Misses Elizabeth Gill'
.il"as" Throckmorton. Laura Parker
/ Louis" Woodward. Mel, Gary. Nancy
Gary. Ih'y wore dresses OF pastel
shades 81 G""rc"tt". and carried
bouquets Of cph.lia roses
TN" groom had us his best man.
linw""d l.. Albums. aud his grooms-
men w"r" Dave T.. SaNcrnc,d. Jr..
T. Nelson Parker. W. Lynn Iiiyrls-
man. Howard T. GIN. W. lynn
Italics Randolph saunders \ re-
c.ption was held al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs II. II. Elicit, on thc eve
n!ng a! october 10. Additional en-
trrtail!nc was don" by Misses
Louise Woodward ANA Audrey iili
Mr. and Mrs. Adams viii b" M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

cleaning candles. making an appro- :
pirate background
MISS Elizabeth Tyler. sister Of the
bride, played the Bridal chorus from
L"h"nrrin" and other selections.
ia" bride, who was given in MAR
riaSc by her brother. Carter TYLER.
""re dark blue suit Of narvelo
trimmed in squirrel. with black and
s'tN"r nat. Her flowers were
& shower bouquet OF Bride roses The
only ornament OF the brid. WAS n
beautiful pendant. an heirloom of inc
FAMILY. date 1850. ana the m"uorraii,
OF her Er"at-eron; -Sraudmothur In
scrihcd Oh the back
nh, hrid"'s only at,cnd,u, ,yas b.
sister. Miss Jane Coleman TYLER. Win
was maid OF honor Her dress was
black lac" over black Canton cr.p.
ana sh" carried an arm -nouquhr 81
-os"s, Harry W. Hobins8m of BAL
ti'n"rc. acted as best mar.
Mr. Darby served during the war
aS ilrst lieutenant in The Motor
Transport Corps. and saw eighteen
months Of active service In Franco
After the war closed. h" travelled cX-
tenSiErly in Eastern r,urop. for sew
"ral months. lie is the son OF MIR
and Mrs. W. W. Darby. of Frcdcrlck.
N" !NliN"'ilat"!! after the ceremony
Il small reception was hold. artcr
which Mr.. and Mrs. Darby lcf, for
New YORK and other points of inter
est. After November /. they viii Il.
Al home In Baltimore
The relative" from a distance. yv,ro.
Miss Sallic Fulton. Of HroolIyu. y
Y; Miss Lucy Tyler. of Milford: Miss
Eliza Tyler. Of Ashland. Mrs FRANK
Mcdonnell. OF Richmond: Mr. ana Mrs
J. j Miller ANA Miss Julia Miller
OF Washington; Ex-Governor j. Iiug.
Tyler and Hal Tyler. Of East Rad
ford; Mr.. and Mrs j J. Stuart. OF
abingdon Mr.. ana Mrs r. H. Mason.
Of Abingdon; Mr. and Mrs n. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-15

home after october % at 23o South
Lamb Avenue
Out-of-town guests present ,t ~,
wedding: MIR. nnd Mrs. Robert I.
Sar'"rwhitc. Franklin. pa: Mr.
vernon F'ureuson. baltimore. Md
Miss May Phirps. Greensboro. n O..
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. II. Carter. powbo,n,'
county. Va: SIR. II. Nelson Parl,e,
University 81 virginia; Mr.. and Ar.
Elmer Bark"r. Hanover County. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams left inmc.
diately for New York and Nontrcni
Pretty Home Wedding.
The home OF Mr.. and ATrs wu
liam Coleman Strange was le,,,,i
tuIly decorated with palms and form,
ami cathedral candles on Tburs,,,
morning. October T.. at II o,cI,,L
when their daughter. Edna Elmo,
became the bride Of Kenneth v,rnn,
Corh!il. son OF MIR. and Mrs. IL y
coEhill Of this city. Rev. n
Williams. pastor of the Third PROV.
hyt"rian Church. performed tho
ceremony.
IN" bride entered the parlnr with
her sister. Miss Esther Strnnyc VIII
acted as maid Of honor and was mn,
NJ TIA" altar by the groom and Henri
c"ghlll. who was his brothers. hes,
man. Miss Strange was dressed IN
n suit of dark blue Puirct twill ANA
lai.;" black picture hat. and her cor
sag" bouquet was OF Bride roses. The
maid or honor wore u gray Canton
crepe dress with rosc pink trim
minEs and black picture hat and
Continued on Fourth page)
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Interesting Models SIS to $40

n MONG THE NEW arrivals is a small en-
q bossed Gold Cloth combined with Brown
Lyons Velvet; dropping Panne Velvet
trimmed III Monkey Fur; a rollcd-from-thc-
race Lyons with White Ernine; Black
Pahne Mushroom combined with Platinum
Velvet, Silver Cloth and Moeskin; a crescent
shape rose-colored Lyons Velvet; handsome
SLACK Velvet Hats for matrons; high-coored
models; huge collection at $500 10 $1,000.
Less expensive new models also on display.
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Dance for Miss Cannon.

Dance for Miss Cannon
- Judge and Mrs Edmund Waddill
cdr, VIII give a dance In honor al:
.thc!r granddaughter. Miss Nina can.
mon. who viii be among the dchu-
tantcs Of this season. ON tn, evening
Sr"i october -. AT their home The
-tucsts VIII include "a number Of this
land last seasons dcbutunt.s Miss
cannon will bc formally presented to
-socicty later in tho fall.
hut-"f-Tonn Wedding CHESTS
Miss Harriet ana I:urcuta sproul. Of
stanton viii bc among tn. uut-of-
"iowu guests for the Thomas Val.u-
.-t.n" wcddiu". MISS Harriet Sproul
&wlll Ice tn. guest or Miss Julia Mon
the guest oi Miss Eleanor Williams.
II" Attend Virginia Dances
. OF interest TO younger society and
- alumni oi the two colleges VIII be
-1he Y. NJ L-Virpinia football game
80 take piac" on Saturday OF this
-.wcel. There viii he dances at the
S'tnivcrsity of Virginia. beginning
with Thursday evening, and mum
-~hcr OF tho dancing SGT will leave
Ito attend them Among those VINO
-Mill 80 are Misses RUDY Bigger.
-'E!izabcth Patterson, Anne Benson
land Virginia Terrell.
In 'Richmund for Dny.
Mrs. Thomas Carter and Miss Isa-
bel Carter VIII return to Richmond
tth!s morning with Mr.. and Mrs Bon
sehan Cameron and Misses Belle ana
sally Cameron. They have been for
The past week in New York. and
will return to Clarke County to-
might.
leaving for baltimore.
= bliss Alice Bertrand viii leave to-
morrow L. spend some time In bal
rimore. She viii hc the guest of
Mrs. John Doord while there.
NJfostcsses M club.
liostesscs for the Womau's club to-
morrow afternoon Will Il. Mes
'.lamcs. Jonathan Bryan. Richmond
sMoore James iiyland, Thomas Muir
syeI. sidney Butord, Jr.. Gi!mour
..siincr, and Misses Mary Lyons and
st'!orencc Pcple. The club program
.Nvill he held at : O'Clock. and Miss
T.lnnc Robertson, violin!st, Will play
airs Thomas Cary Johnson is chair
.JuaH o.! IN" afternoon
IIiriIiinnt Nnnir Last Might.
), Tho Grays' Armory WAS railv dec
I,rat"d in the colors OF the two coll
ricGes. orange and Maroon. for V
y J., and gold and white. for Centre
sioIitSe, ana palms and ferns for the
~u"ncs given last night at the Grays'
.ArmorE in honor a.; the tvo teams
- tir '. l.. l. Alumni Association
IN Richmond The ba! was a bril-
Giant affair. largely attended by the
-FoUns"r society set as we'll rs the
*'lnmni OF The colleges Governor
-T".nkle and Mrs. Truki.. accom-.
-iaHicd by the Governors star IN
-uihciai uniform and ,Hoir wives. re,
..cciyed. Also 90 the receiving lin.
@verc members OF the Guy C0uucI
wrcHce prtddy. president OF IN.
General Alumni Association of y
al l. ana Dr. Burruss.. pres idcn, Of
sDnrb!-T.Irr
pretty autumn welding was
quietly and beautifully so.omnizel n,
.+'bel Alto the country homo Of Mrs
MARY stuart Carter Tyler seven Mile
FORD when her daughter. sarah
y niion. became tho bride Of George
". Darby, OF Baltimore Md. m,
'cerrmony which took place AT s
so'"ioct. was performed by ROY. ~
u: Frazier, ii CElhowie. Only near
srelatives and n lew young friends OF
"tn" bride were present Tho nom.
.''ns attractively decorated with an.
u umn flowers. leaves and ferns win
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Kaufman S
CLOTH
FROCKS

DERNIlT US to call
1 your attention to
the exquisite new
Cloth FrOcks now in
our Dress Salon. We
es peel ally ask that
YOU notice the very
me texture of the
Poiret Twill used i'm
fashioning the Frocks.
See the new coat
styles; the elongated
skirts; the profuse
use of Grapes and the
grace with which they
fall; the tight basque
bodices; the circular
skirts. Very appeal
Ing are the lace col
lars that charmingly
adorn the simpler
models, and the en-
broidery ON the more
elaborate ones is in
deed pretty.
We have the lovelicst
new Cloth Dresses i'm
stock ow, and our
prices range from
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$500 to $295.OO
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