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ARIES NUMBER OF STOCKS TO NEW Low RECORDS

porators are Charles l.. Van Mop
pen. president: Charles w. Moss. sec
Rotary. and T. j. King.
Other charters granted Yesterday
follow:
ffabib's. incorporated. Norfolk. Va.
Maximum $4,000. minimum $4,000
Iames liabIh. president: Sabriel 4.
iihbib. secretary. and Llnds Habtb.
all % Norfolk. General grocery.
confectionery and restaurant hus:.
ness
Walter Roberts. Incorporated.
Alexandria. Va. Maximum $50. C0O.
minimum $4,000. Walter c. Rob-
er,s. president; Allen NJ. Roberts.
secretary. and James w. Roberts. all
Of Alexandria. To conduct n whole
sale and retail hay. grain. flour,
feed and general milling business.
Twelfth Street Market Incorporat-
ed. LynchburE. Va. Maximum .2J.-
900. minimum $1,000. G. T.. Young.
president: Amuic NJ Young. secrc-
tary. and l.. II. Paulettc. all OF
iynchburE.
The Dudley Printing Company. In
corporated. Richmond, with "a maxi
mum capital stock o! $4,000 and
minimum of $1,000. was granted a
charter yesterday By the state Cor.
stationery and printing business. The
incorporators arc VI. II. Mass!c. prcsi-
dent: @. t.. Massic. secretary. and
H. a. sullivan, all OF Richmond.
An amendment was granted TO tho
charter OK the Home Building and
savings Association. Incorporated
Roanoke. Va. authorizing the in
creas!ng OF the cap'.al stock from,
$5c,oe0 Ia 100000. and creating a
class OF preferred stock The on-
GERS axe r. Holman Willis, prcsi-
dent, and G. .. Freis, secretary
The Commercial Loan and Finance
/ Corporation, of Alexandria, was au-
thorized TO increase It's capital stool,
from $4,000 to $4,000. Tho officers
are Shelton III. Groves. president, and
samuel Z. podd. secretary.
An amendment to the charter of
the Harrisonburg Poultry and Egg
company, Incorporated. foreign
corporation incorporated undor the
laws OF Now York. was filed, chang
ing It's name 10 tho Harrisonbure
Dairy Company. Incorporated.
y charter was granted TO tn, Svi
vatus Light aud Power Company. In
corrorated, Sylvntus. Va, with 4,
maximum capital stock OF $40, ooo
and minimum OF $4,000, to Distribute
electrical current for lighting and
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NEW ORLEANS MART
SHOWS NET ADVANCES

SL" ORLEANS S.pr. .--Estrcm.ly
go SNORT covering and b..iisa crop 70
;;,@ cor, pui che cotton 'narke; 20 no, ad
.."''s i.day. ciit' u haL fulton on In
~ ,"flJ irHd!n. under tit. d.nressIrR
III, .; Vet From declines unie- y.s-
t"'u"Fs clV"e ~ % TO - points thor.
VS. rise TO advances NJ - - = :,o.n;s
49,; oriob'r -. !iH. low rs . q. and
.N h!Sh as go" In the late trading th.r.
Mn. 'iaa.! says and The marie, Gnai.y
N"u!'d NJ al E"t GS!hs on tho day ~ "a
20 - POINTS, October closing al ~ 4; VIM
"af h... was against the market in H..
- ~ tFau'lS "a neg argument apr.:-,.L
"t:!,n checked t.e duwEwar! irenti. Kew
..u.'"'', 'h;.f-h the market on the thcc-.
1'.di saoI!d Aost!.tl!as in tn. Near Eas.
".te!on on !arreE scale titrv nieht re-
r.tt' 'he movement, %! both India and
r.syplan cotton ana thereby provide :,
tHtF outlet tor American grades. Again
80. inid. session. Some !:tile huyin. was
u".a IN me Tu;nnT over private adv!cra
"a, me Turks had asked For peace
,AceordinE 20 rE.h:t comment. one O.
,"1 very large :hcrt ,:ESs were cov.rer
curing the day. and some Of this covering
nrpraFen to PC due 20 private bureau
p".TTrmias- ui only as % normal !nd!-
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JEALOUS WOMAN
SOUGHT IN KILLING

Continued From Frs. Page)
murder case, and announcement OIL
PROSECUTOR l.ackman. OF Somersot
County-ir which tho murders arc
believed TO have been committed
that members Of Mrs Halls church
would be called for examination be
fore the grand jury under oath.
Lid Ciamped ON Church.
1t vas made plain that tho au-
th"r.ties are not satisfied with the
responses given them by some OF tho
church members questioned. and ono
official was quoted as asserting that
some one had "clamred the lid on
the church,
Mrs. Hall, IT was learned today.
made her FIRST public appearance yes
tcrday since her husbands funeral.
she drove TO the office ot her law.
yer 70" conference with relative $
members OF the Hall, Stevens and
Carpenter families. Witness said she
was atttred III black. but ;tor4 no
veil She again denied herself TO
callers today. but Miss Sally Peters.
family friend, issued statemcn,
tor her denying several statement
that mad been attributed 10 her yos
tcTday on the basis Of q statement
given out by Miss Peters ficr
brother. Willie" stevens. also re.
manned in retirement.
James Mills, husband Of the dead
woman. was questioned again for N,
hour today and il was announced
later he had cleared UP most or tn.
discrepancies between his earle,
stories and those CT other witnesses
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WEAKENED EXCHANGE
HURTS FOREIGN ISSUES
tRy Assoc!atoi Press,

NEW YORK. SEPT. 22.-Deprefstorl IN The
pe.ces OF foreign bonds IL .esu0nsr to
ne Weakened exchange rates and strain
owe. the Near Eastern situation was the
outstanding oefe!oiment N toIavs CON
p%T-uE:!y active bono market.
losses or TO nearly ~ roln,s TOOK place
~ Cucensi japanese Is. French sI-s.
aud Seine rs, while substantial. fractional
tscessipnr TOOK place IN United KinEdom
Indies es of 1861. Argentine SIS and Rio d.
Ja asei 81; Cuban government AS Eel
weakness in foreign issues extended to
me domestic list, declines o: a uv:nt tax
ing place In Chesapeake and OHIO con-
.ot;ibie Is and Norfolk and Western con-
rhere were few executions 10 III.
u92Wnwaru trend. Liberty issues We're In
caned to heavlness. the fourth as Yield =
rs y, q 6 bSin's Totai sales; par value. weTo
was an Issue OF $4,000 ~: per con, bona ,
OF Detroit. which were sold To yield a, per
csntcent. Reports wer. current here tina I
the Northern Pacific was TO oncr between
Si.Oo.opo and 500. 30 OF Az per cent cnuip.
delphia plan.
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Chicago GRAIN uAnuI.r

, IUINN'iO. Sept. N,--Whcat madn n
iirely advance in price today. stimulated
si,ipns barring the British flee: from en- =
ieTinr the l'ardaneiies. Profit taking led
closing unset Tied al iiEc to axe nct gain
With December $l.o2 TO sl.osia and May
&c in and tt M nm% 'A To GxS9H i tS
provisions the result for the day wa. a
rise varying from 2tsc to !Sc.
Rushcs to buy carried the wheat mar
ke; sharply upgrade at the opening and
BROUGHT about further gains during tho
Ing heavy salcs on the part OF holders
proved to be more than buyers were pre-
pared for except at some Concession from
tho extreme TOP figures tho highest s!ncs
carly in AuRnst-1 Nevertheless buiiisl
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Sealed proposals will be receive I
Mt this office until IL o'clock noon
Se1tembcr q. 1922. for tho consrruc-
lions.
Forms of propo as can DC obtained
on application
certified uneck FOR amount state, q,
bid as q guaranty OF execution .
contract. Tho Director OF publ
Works reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
ALLEN !. SANiLil:.
Director OF Public Wovkr
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i"Tity - dealers. action Of tl- liverpool
-" N:amues m"r"etr s.l ne 'mpha-i
1" "dT..Ec HaY!s.- iTo'I constr !.t!nDrl.
ana 70 assertions ;nat B-!t.sh demand TOY
&s"th :rn" -. tn.:sH stat" wouiH be-:
10y .a'EH. Foreigners w"-a regOgt,I a..
I'VE hIy-T" o. future deliveries 81 wheat
~ n!caLo aa4 ~ N!nnc.s;so.Ls aui Win
il9eE - Svll. 7; was deemed Tigu!N-
CAM iaaJ Winnipeg !riCrs -cOrci q more
Hecti"I .LrLace than took pace Mere.
N'tt. 'Hs'"'!i!ns a!s receipts - Wi-lN,cp.
'HGEf man double he total year aEp
'-prh "nt oats responded TO The w5ent
"H'hHCs. Nhy corn touched nr@ nigh
rI!g" Tor lie season
i,.5o:!s:ons were A-!ped inward ,by active
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cnrrnHsri.n OH

partly higher on tn iigh,ncss on snns
and crude co;tonsceh a. broke sharply
under scl.!nE fV- SDCt.-.. % aCcnu.. anu
.iuu!hation b. recon, buyers. closing b''ts
wsTs points lower for october and g
1880 barrels. r:iinc crude. Gsy saias
prime summer yellow SPOT. 80: October
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FoREfGN EXCiiANGE

NEW YORK: Sept. .2.-i'or"!sn exchange
heavy. Great B:Itaia demand. iili.;
G,iib.es' !SsE. lH.y d.mant +iy: cables.
,!s,,. De E'uni Tenant, ~. cables. lisa.
Holland demand; 1855; cables. sS7I. Nor
way demand. 1858: sweden demand. -. 50:
n,aii. iE6i: S1a!n Icm"nd. 1888: Greco.
i"iU9nc. 30: Poland demand OlI.
c2echo- S!ovakia demand 20: Arye;,,i:t.
demand. 80: B-az.. demand. 1919.
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnkErs.
CIirFl-E

NEw YORK. SEPT. @!,-Conttnusd vide
fluctuations IL no exchange ana miir.!,!
quotations seemed 10 further r.str:c; bust
ntsS IN III" market tcr coffee futures
Asre today. ana tn" pT!c. mavenlent was
narrow. The oDenin: was ! 10 no:nts
lower. and ihe pt!cc o: December ranged
iron. 80 TO 80 during tile day with The
marie. closing az not advance" OF q
points o., ScDten.bcr. but generally ! to
i"inis lower. SALES We're cstlinUtcd at
about 90 la -. S.v. oJHbc- and Oc-
,ehrr, ~: Dec%mher. 3D. January. ..5;:
MhrtA. May and July. $50.
SrOt COFFEE was reported firm with a
growing scarcity o. some OF the better
santos grades IN the local market. RIO .:
Were Guo;:h a. 10. and santos Is a; .
10 49,. Cost ana freight offers showed
...tc chang" Win santos - and Sc part
touTbons. quoted at 1879? 10 iIp and rio
~ a: !3.i". american credits.
The or!c!a! cables reported ~ advance
OF 80 refs ia ;hs dollar buying rate and
q dcc!!n. .; l-l:d in Rio exchange on
London. wiki The santos market is to
- rc!s higher. Later cables showed fur
ihcr advances u 10 rrsia in thu dollar
buying .at". with the Rio market 2.5 to
so ra:s higher. white San;os was UNI
changed 10 - re!s higher. brazilian port
receipts. $500: JunG!ahy receipts .. coo
Flo cleared SEQ bags for Southern ports
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DALTI,IONJ; NAIt;rTs

BALTIMORE. MD. sop. --rois:o.e.
z %: s"cct potatoes. barrel. .I.gsi 90
vhlrn,' r"t, W. -: 'pp!.s- barrel.
>-.pPh iH. !-!E" poutiry Sgr!rE chickens
- 70 GA hers. -cT2r: old e,os;trs IiGC
"a - ia Egca. native ANA near
=: o.. -'pl'.tEn. 81. butt"r. Creamery.
ans! 1Tlni- i5N- nearby creamery,
Il :. &c. Gs!l: prints ,;Er sc
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nm rnnN.nI...


N.w orlean, Miaillnr est.: -ece!r:s.
i-!ye,;on M.hdl!ny ps5 reoe.p,- H..
49, exports 0!*". sales. LOIS. s;"eA st
=. 4 ", :,.. N.Y. -%%e see.p's .
Ssyannah-M thai!9s. -o.,a 'eeeiu;s. So;
,,h"t!c-t oL--re re.pis. 20 stocs 7Icjn
Fyl. rtUtH. $50.
T"s.. city-R.por's. 80. stock ~.
Ha'ia," N!ddl.mE. -!.'s: receipts. SO.
nos ION -Nlidl.as nos: -,Gcs "a:
l.!Naie ..hla Stock. Sc
N,w York NidtEuE. 2I.-5. stock - 81.
M'Hor p"r!s rRrce'p'~. ::n: exports.
TOT! ;oeay,-lt.ce!a's. -7.5;; exports ~.
:. Total ;ar ~eeh Receipts. 1850; exports.
toisl :99r. 'easonR-eelp,, .s5,.a; *.
!ric!!DF movement
MISUNDERSTANDING, .2.55: receipts. .4.57u.
ZION piiis.1:iaiinr' i; q; 80. ~ ~:
shipment 2,i': .a!e.. 500: s,ocS i..s.i
Aususth-M !!dl!EE. olss. receipts. 2t5!
A"iirfntn,s. -: 12cE, sLl3'
-, l0gls MiGdiIuE. .!.-5. rcCei-,s. l,D:
Mi.t .nts. I.S.9. stock .2y2.
HLnnia. VI ddllIg. -l.b.
Lti!e Rock N.ddiing. So, receipts.
~; 'H.rme"''. i.!s!: sa!.s Sj;s stock.
M!Id..nr 800: sales. ,..,ss
.. !9ih' oia5-H.ce!ut', %3Isi: shif,aicr,s.
-f..t. stock
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Brndstreet's Weekly ncnor,

NEW YORK. Sent. 22.-Brad-
streets tomorrow will say:
Improvement is the key word in
the genera! trade and Industrial Sit
uation the use OF this Germ being
more widespread than at any TINA
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power purposes. The ,ncorporators
are G. w. Lewis, president: I. Lee
Cray, secretary: H. W. Holt, C. H.
Marshall. j. G. Qucsenber-y. y. f
Norvell and Nal Quescnbcrry. all Of
S:lvatus.
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SCHOOLS,
INQUIRIES
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

OPPOSITE WILLIAM byrd PARK.
fully accredited private school for
Richmond Boys. Small classes. Ind;-
vidual attention. Experienced Ins,ruc;ors
Lower school for boys from six 10 ten or
eleven years OF age.
FIFTi-EIGHTI SESSION WILL. OPEN
SEPTEMBER 10.
The principal VIII no ut ths school
hons, daily from 3 n. NJ, TO - NJ Rc,i
dcncr paOn",' boulevard a97S. School
phone. Boulevard Az. Write for ca,,
lcSue.
JOHN J.. Mcguire. Principal.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET
Quotation, by c"-kie e. Bureh

Union Blk. of Rich. 80 1875
West End Bank -. - Tt9
Tr,tiIc stocks.
Patterson Mills. pr. 100 122
riverside aud Dan
Riverside and Dan
River. com. ..... 100 eco
Misce tluncous.
Southern Bond and
Mortgage Co. -. 100 100
b. 7. Crump Go. S p.
Jefferson, Realty Co. ,oo
list pfd ......... loo 81
johnson Pub. Co. pf. loo 81. 80
Johnson pub. Co.
com. ............ 100 ica
I.arus and Bro. Co.
pfd.. n. c.. par. 100 ia IL;
-. l.. /. and :. Co... : %
-. -. :. :. Co...... 100 81
So. Stove Wks. pr,
So. y stove @, wiix:s.... com. i iSS 10
Std. Ia. Mfg. Co, pr. 100 los
I. l.. IT, y. c. pf. loo l02 ioS
VIC. CHI. pr. p. 100 %
VIC. Chem. COM. 100 20
Va. Bldg. and l.. Co. To- lVJ
Salcs.
10 State and Cny Bank and Trust
Co. Gl Il. c,
81 state and city Bank and Trust
30 Va. H. aud p. com. 2Gl Il. {.
40 Va. r. and +. .6s Il; G.
III Va. Il. and T.. - u. {.
Patterson Mills. ia T. 6.
20 Universal Leaf lob. com, i2i
10 Universal Leaf Tob.. pfd. 1929.
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DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. Sept. :2;-Cot;on goods were
goods. ana som. OF the STAPLE nn.tshea
lines sold through commission agenci.s
JDbbcrS did moderate business Yarns
were higher and sold more freely. Wool
markets were Arm. Bur!aos showed =
little Hoftcnng. but trading Was light
silks continued to improve In demand fur
fail and spring
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LIVERPOOL. sept :s-Woei.ly cotton
satisfies To,al forwarded TO mills. -.
20 ra!"s. oi which American y 90. Stock
$3.50: American. J6.cc: imports. $500
AMERICAN. $500. Exports 3.rln: America n
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HENr. YORK. So n,'.H =, -

NEW YORK. Sept. :2--Wh!iA tho local
!!aEke: Tor raw sugar Was quiet. the un-
changed at cents to- CuHhs. COS, am:
freight. equal 70 40 for centrifugal order
the 1ew :a-:E schedule. which we, into
effect today. The ou.y sales reported was
100 bags OF Cubas 10 operator az
quoted prices.
The raw sugar futures ,na-le, was
hrnrr Oh covering ana new buying Cor
ohS account. promoted by the s:caiicT
Gu!ry Tor refined sugar, Final prices wer.
;he best OF the day and from s 20 :. points
net higher. Closing: October 3OJ: De-
cemher. $!9: March, a"l May. ST. The
market for refined Suga: was unchanged
al s.2j for fine granu!ated. with only n
inodsratc inquiry reoortcd. while second
hand sugars were selling more freely n
below rciinc-s' list quotations Trading
in refined futures consisted or one lot OF
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NAVAL STORpS

q SAVNNNAH. Ga. SEPT. s2.-Tur, .n t.ne
h''m: l.:5lt; sales. Aig: rcceints. $40; .h!n-
~: .rece!pts. 355l: shipments. i.0ii: STOCK.
i,Hs'!2as:;- QUOTE: j.: T.. r.. g: II. !, X.
". ira. y. 5.s5: VIC. G!5: WV. G.i5.
JACkSoNvIlI:E. Fla. Sept. .2-Tur-
p"n'ine arm. i--Ss.: sales. .i9 receipts 20.
shipments, iss; stock 1851. Ros!n arm:
s s. Tresipt. Isl; ;h.pp PTS. 1852;
N. NJ. 5.iS: y. SIS: VIC. sis: WV.
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CALI, MONEY!

ca.!e-. h!ch. Eig: low. ;: ruling rat
E.o"ns DID. 80. offered at :: last loan.
- call loans agains; accsptances AZ
zine loans hr,n: mixed collateral. COS
Gays. ~; i-G months. "A: prime CONNER
cal paper. Il. Hits.
FOREIGN MONEY.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Bar silver :.i.d mol
ounce. Money, IA. her cent. Discount
ratss , shoE; bills. :, per c~1,: three
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OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK.
CITY HALL.
NOTICE
To Whom IL Mn, Concern.

NOTICE
:. . $;;:;. s::; s: af: s
~. "a sa On sS;ss e Al assssss sSs T. @
s9SS ?as S:s'$ 9S @ i IL, s 5 S. s
$s; &: ; r.: s.:. .;s: g;. s;::: =
' aa 'e ses Ssh Il Ss t; j @
Is Al SS is@ 5Sf r. pa
s4 s' and s=aSss fos sy made
4 ;,sSss 81 s az 5i' e"s &C. e s Ss Two
:s, ] s@s$ ";S AZ = is; $s:: e. ;ss;
; ;;:::i; $; :;s:5 s
Be il er@ asd s by Richmond
?%a s ls:' Fl
a s for G"fS ys as s ] 4s
@ II ?' "S Is: ;$s; e.. :5: 4 q;
Fl, & ] 81 a:$ff S;$ :y; s &:
@ % XII s.5 n $$ "a s:ss:
' a ;n yDs sh s 4 It. 'ss,
"sS%; ID" Dc trans s s sa nsan s
m" hs 4sn IT'S s and " R IT,
% a ,a ' ana VIII s s5s ssp
Nance l @ 5 @ n s' a city S.
sans Of T@f a or 'S city
@ f.: ?si:':s $ NJ: az: e. ss ara s
% sGS t' F gran bn ns fragS The K
three our
noam By All 1 a9 s "pny Its
Msy and
% hs a t n"y ss prGvdSa
obga 1S5SsS ] W
it Il South ichmond pavns pSse avn" nn
8 $ s. II: Sit; ss ;:::$ :" ss ~
s s sf : "S; zig e s$. s w
aisraetoTy y' o h OF snGh ana every ordinance
S s,sns'"s as The 5S & &. 9 q sns s@
by for hras 3F@ na TO the
E or @ mt the a sI%ns ana
oSd na PFGyisi0s e i
contained ts " orGmspe % which
by v psiGd The
PENDED s: shall auto c1paas
n% @ @ Company M tho s zpa
hawve 9a ,S G sa BY tine pSvos
nyiesss Granted by on
mSSa oSisa hf s'f and d asya
aen n sd
o 49, - - Wv ''N"''e'S % '"e ivy OF "AA'
s BY the 's9 cents, at hs Fa's the OF n 'G 'S a S
and shall em " rais @sr"nSs lakes shall
x f Oh the sh and
d by the said Company
this dnnes an" th SGa.,0 r 1 yonp,y
one hundred o ls M 5en d s
me Police
City UNDER tbs. orsman Ss Ra oe, Any such ae ennng ta
h"q p tns XiTs,nia l'%,ay
on or after the creation OF lien
S or Ts GnMpa ans' pnS ssass shall
To- This be n fromt passage
ALE. II MepoYt:lI4
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DRY GOODS

Novgmber a. SO. or 70 points above IN.
previous close.
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ona wrE. a-.pCd inward by active
chl-- .o'n !nir .Stic ma fn-r.rn
EICmMOND 1--WE STOCK MAKkET.
N.ch1noNG Un.on s,ocH Yaras

September -: 1895?
Remarks; Fair run % cattle. Al soli
MARKET acii'" "rd iT!ccs strong. I. to
S.iln.Ly cool stccra ihi lh-
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carried pink swcetpeas. The brides
maids and groomsmen entered the
church down tho side aisics, alter
nately. Miss Hester Stuart with
Walker stuart. Jr., and Miss Eliza
beth stuart with Herbert Gwathmcy.
wore bouffant style dresses Of flame
colored taffcta and carried arm bou-
qucts OF sunburst roses. Miss Binford
stuart with Edward Gwathmcy and
Miss Helen Bali. of South Orange.
y. j.. with Richard Gwathmcy. wore
gowns OF pink orchid satin ard car
ricd arm bouquets OF pink rose buds.
The music was rendered by Shepherd
Webb. and Immediately before the
ceremony Joseph Whl;tcmorc sang,
because"
After the wedding q reception was
given In the home OF the bride. TO
the bridal party. immediate fami!lc
and out-Of-;own guests. The house
was beautifully decorated In ever
greens. candles ANA baskets or lilies
The "Ut-of-town guests included AIR.
and Mrs. Thomas Glasgow. Of Char
lotc, y. e.: Miss Sara West. of New
YORK; Miss Helen Ball. OF New Jer-
scy: Frank Gwathmey. of Washing
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cwa,hmoy and Mrs. Hattie Gwa,h-

Gwathmcy ana Mrs. Hattie Gwath-
incy.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with palms. cathedral candles
and lilies. The pcws III the center
aisle were marked with pcdestals on
each Of which were large white bas-
ket of lilies, carnations and roses.
The bride. who entered the church on
the arm OF her father. and was met
at the altar by the groom. attended by
his brother. Frank Gwathmey. as
best man. wore a gown OF silvef lace
over white satin with Il court tcain.
which fell from the shoulders. Her
Veil of Illusion WAS caught with Il
wreath OF orange blossoms. She car
ried 4 shower bouquet Of Bride
roses and lilies OF The valley. Her
only ornament was string of pearls.
tn" gift of the groom.
Tne candles We're lighted by little
Miss Eleanor Powell, assisted By VIII
Ham Tyler Haynes. The bride was
attended by Mrs. Thomas Glasgow,
sister of the groom. as dame OF honor
She wor" 4 gown of white satin and
lace and carried a large bouquet OF
pink rose buds. Miss Sara West. OF
New York. as maid Of honor, wore n
gown of orchid colored taneta and
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zation OF the New York City Fed
Grafton or Woman's Clubs.
Mrs. Sporborg ls a speaker OF UNI
usual ability. having not only greut
enthusiasm and Il full knowledge of
her subject. but also Il rare personal
charm, which radiatcs inspiration to
her audiences wherever she goes.
Quiet Wedding.
~ pretty wedding was quietly sol.
cmnized i'm the home OF AIR. and Mrs
y. G. Quarles. 3022 Fourth Avenue.
ON Tuesday. December -, at II
o'clock. when their daughter. N'ir-
H.nia May. was married 10 Rev 7.
Roy Jarrett, pastor in charge OF the
tartersyilic circuit. The bride. who
entered with her father. wore a trav.
- ag sui, OF blue cloth ana corsagc
bouquet OF orchids and lilies Of the
valley. Tile ceremony was pcrforIne ID
by Rev. 4. z. Blank.nship. presiding
cider of the Farmvil;c district. as
sisted by Rev. l. I. Williams. pastor
Of Highland Park NJ T.. Church. The
wedding march VAS played by' Mrs
VI. j. Tuck. cousin of the bride. and
frdumcric" was played softly dur
Ing The ceremony. The parlors were
decorated with palms. Terms and
Cathedral candles Rev. l.. J. Derby.
pastor OF Fulton Hill VI L. Church.
was the grooms best man. Miss
Jeanette Quarles was her sisters
maid OF honor and only attendant.
she wore sunburst tancta with a
black picture hat, and carried Ophe-
lila roses. Only relatives and u few
Intimate friends were present. After
Northern wedding trip Rev and
Mrs. Jarrett will be at home at 900.
Fourth Avenue
birthday Party.
~ birthday party was given on
Monday afternoon. December 20. by
Albert Carter Ellington, little son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin T. Ellington. OF
"303 iianes Avenue. The color scheme
for the decorations was carried GU,
in the holiday green and red. After
games supper was served. a unique
feature was the centerpiccc for the
table. which was santa Claus castle
| IN 'Snowland. Eight tiny birthda,
candles furnished the illumination
! for this miniature scene. When the
/ roof was removed a host of Santa
| Claus helpers tumbled out with
candy boxes for each guest, and the
birthday cake stood resplendent rs
| the lower STORY"
| Among those present were Mrs. II
! B. Gaines. Mrs. G. w Rianhard, Mr.
and Mrs. George Rianhard. Mr.. anL
Mrs. Irwin T.. Ellington. Mrs Frances
| Hcaden, Mrs. j. II. Tcdford, Miss Ezra
| Ellington. Mcssrs. Thomas Bachcr. C.
| j. Jenkins and William Armstrong
! Florence Troutncr, Cornelia Tcdford
| Frances lieaden. Eleanor Hickerson