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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
HER HUBBY's SWEET
SMILES IRRESISTIBLE
So His Poor Little Wife Wh0
Out Him Jusi Had To
% Peck To HIN
Again

ch.farn sfw 81 SER go oref
vrote sors a0ouf smiles snd hc a.
riaaea Ga of thcm 10 BE dii, hll
farrnf % consider iho smile of s. "a
Nsrpea granaron cf fhc wln8v cltya
'tarr t1re kszg
Karpen claims the distinction q
be'ar frs caaupion 'smiifr' a. en-
cogu ard CONTIGUOUS 'srrit "a
A few months ia,a Kafpcn ma
ried Edns Mare Webster iT-y.ar.
o.d dsacsr ard for time evcryihlnr
went lorcA IN the Kafpen fsmiy
Then came the break The yonth-
~ BRIDE went home % mamms a..
declared 2si Ben stepped az nleat
aud sieri sll daf into ibe court of
domestic relations fhe went
,But n0w those days are forgo.
and romance onse more rules hs
rossf ~ fhe Karpcns a. aii came
shouf b fhis way
Mr KsFpon uas IN hef raT q D
corner DRAG store on. ~ Der ieii
% herself
= fes that fomoone we foliouinF
me- ~ said = sse ii ~ae a. He
STEPPED " urpes ais hai ans smiled
Good evealnr' hr sad 'eou'd q hst-
hab6 lake ltsie uais with bic vifr
= sad 'Yes ard then nsn smiled
lrain ans BE- surely c8H emile =
aarhed tug Ben ksft suil.nr Then
re- walked and talked ard Bea smiled
.s-e rngre
Wei De- iaw smiled ms luio for
sefi'ng our differences ~ fhe ia.f .
"a roe wsrs r az % have ere c1f- 4
- little nsi ln topr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
cAep or rHAuKs

weras isil 30 ekpsets the fatiiate
va faei for ths mlny kiaanensss
fhaAn rs and fns sincere sympathy
extended bY ths neighhoFu ana
friends daFlas eur haar ~ sorrow.
bui We lttr thls means ~ llankins
one and sr esprslsilY ihosp who
sent the floral oifsflnHs ant fhs
rresbY eflan fFIsuds who ailavsd
o. me uhe n their ehafgh Nfp
Ntf ffhmsa and ehilifea Nf aad
Mm iehman aaa nmih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
SenegaleSe SIugger Is
Slated for Pot OF Gold


en Oc i1 and Thomas n ORonfNe,
maiehmsker for tho Republic a G.
has pui 10 bid = fz5e09 for a
corfest with either willie or 0reb
preferably ihe .atier sons time ih
October at ihe r0l9 Grounds
Tho agreed opinion IN boxing
elrlss Was ihat u me ssnseuaso
agreea 70 Boz IN 'his country Y
would BE- aTainet aa opponent 10
ehe ilghi hsafypeeht ehss wills.
weighing 20 paun5s, & sas poIa 4
out Nould have en- anusaal advant-
Aze over The ia pound Ski should
they be msifhef
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
llOlN 90 nan. tIlnk
Iu Nj On liIt.iII .1I MAY

~ ~ A NssGill
fteefsr - tAs stsii f.alu

shleaea iii Sept f3 rts haag ~
v q Fefsusoa chief elafs ~ the al.
lsns 81 the division aaear rufanauat
q ihe inlanla Csntsi railroad Al
Mamphls Tenn Wsa found healds
the TRACK ~ the fal'iuad b.f~esa uaf.
tff and Ilieerdsie ul eaflf Today.
lle efldantlY ha1 Fallen af bHi bsen
thrown from train A sfe woa8d
VA ln No head relfs etfp lnyeati
HAl We the mystery tvfmson was
returning 90 uemphls ffum a nsa-
liaa bore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Nes YORK s,ri Blifing alm
ihs ssnegai-s- bossr pho has fssn
20 suddeu pugl'slc fame ~ laf
tnorEout y George csrp nfier was
brs.sres today ~ offers from New
rofs fghl promoter fer boa.a aifh
Amtsican opToueuis here His man
aeer. y Hfners. has a. feast three
gr0positious ua9er consldefatioa
Tea Ricksrd afer rscaFng =
eabissnn frou HeHera exprevlng
viiBngnssr 10 5F.ng siki 10 his
ceuu'ry sfitr jar 4. esbled - offsr
% matoh fhs sssseisae wAh any
pfou'nsrf iishs hesFfws0H in-
c'nang Harry Cts3 re Anertss
i'fis ho.dtr. Gene Tnarey. former
rhans sl2a. o. Tom Cfsbons. 81 l'sm
beser Rlektfe honeref. Sad hs
hae made - f.nzneil proportion -
So and wosif uoi - - - elsg 8
reply
r ad1lf.oA Dave Drisccil. natch-
-a-l.er tor Ebbess Fisl1. has oabiea
= oasr y sIfeof9 - s5Ai - hos
Harry wDis. asgrs ehalis1xer for
Jeck D~ngstYg hsir5'sessht flt1l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

When SIR gohn Rsfmonf Lamb Z
ehisirel divorce from her husbsnc
sr rnSersaks- AZ Wesifed. = 7 sss
vas swaFded 90 week al'mory -.
hasbsnc ror hss sftsd fhe coarf -
retuee tse smoeut arssr'izx thst
"TaeY are no' sYinx f.st eaozgh herc
r ersbie ne . psr the prcr~nf ar-
-nonr~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

pinned q diamond medal ou Mr.
shedd's breast Ills thirty three
guests already had received q blmi-
lar decoration.
"Mafshall Field & Company
never goes outside 20 fll a rerponai-
bic position" raid Mr. shedd
livery high official began in some
humble capacity and worked him.
self up When an imgeftaEl oflcial
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
- s.sslI.ul, onss.a

sAy wasf yoa vii abost druggists
Offering something ~iust a. goods hs-
cause Z pays a beiief profit. The fact
aiiil Stands that uinety nine oat ~
, hundred dsHrgisH recommend
themoerisln's Cole aad DlarFhoea
Remedy, when the best medicine for
d'arfhoea Is asked for. ana 40 40 be-
cause they krow from what their Gus
toner say of H. that i csn be d.
pended upon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
OrAR Al Any palct

james NeSaro has found 4 s aoi
profitable g bai 5 aie. sgaa tholsa
lhe pnee Z only iss HsSare i. 81
oil maa So Texas ~ paid = feataa
fani man a. care Toa 81 for hi
vile and look her 20 Noahan g. lvs
The couple uas arrested for blsany
end = nov Jail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

IN Sniiss is ref0rte6 from Piffs.
fEfb. Oar ruess i fhsf b. dos be.
csaas ss's sof rs cszi n
sisrois wsiiu = port AnTsIss
Tsas sei10- Goes. a. b oxns -.
y - weii-knoEn brsn6s q rs wnr
o..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

"a sfys here maHf saseses nsut
their skins as preteftiun srainst tae
sealber" remarked 'irs Crouch
well replied hef hashsua ths
modern faptF appears to thlnk
coat q paint ls ail sbs ueeda % tsrp
her warm Zoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

A. q mFpatise Chamheflalns rab.
lels arr The exact ihlna feaulf 4
HifnnN enough for lhe most ffba.i
mild enoaeh fnr fhildfen They cknsa
an agreeable masamsng ~ iha hasell
without any ~ that terrible selplnw
They are easy and PLEASANT a. taks
anl agreeable 10 effect
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
srosv or rs1

STORY or THE
fpisHNIh's TWINS
They askeI hir Roe ha cauif 'ef
- wins SPAR and 30 eais wei
scr 2 ~ put your fnger in pats
mouth anf b. b.fes yol fben joa
tuoN 8 vas Mae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
cLkssIFrp WANTS
LosrFouNp

sTHNYED AWAY LAST >iOHr
Tao red p.Ks lSom Jahr 4 oaf
reiis l4act sii NJ 0nrt sf fnaer
re.ufa and receive ffps fteAd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

CHICAGO II have never seen
The night that va not worth
more uan when I got W ln the
morning" said John G. Shedd.
prfndens q Marshall Field 4 Com.
pany. \ give credit for what aac.
eeEs ! have achieved 1, early tu-
galiiy, haro work and weh-gfognd
- tLrift|
To celebrate his fftleth ami
vcrary u service with Marshall
Field a Com pany. Mr.. Shedd re-
Gently gave q luncheon 20 thirty.
three others who also had beer with
the house q hall century Or more.
The combined ages ~ the vet.
erars who sat down AZ Mr.. shedd'a
table totaied 200 years. Th.s Is a
lsngth time grcater ~ three
centuries thar that Of the Christian
era
To commemcrate his fftieth husi.
nesa mileNone. james mfsof.
vice president u tbs oTgaul4ail9n,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
~ aeNFErlsTNTNrs

Want scxsr .Fc1e1is il ne Lad
e. uusi be .a tae osN,t ~ twelve
eclock Z eaess.ilcatior = ces lrc1.
ga1ss7nsz as sfs casa escert whcr
szrttes have res4laT acooaEis al tAe
Gsvs1sr as1ca Tne Le1saf &c ltec4orx
have sx7sriencet - 1pos trn1tle
e locE11g riAay s&r-as vbo have
g.scueG II w4rts. tAH r. 5 necessary
u invoke tAt oSss-i1-4Srance sgt-
sezn. sEceps where reEVlx- Rccaats
Are zs.zsAluc3. Aszacr14 "a q "vnsi
q wrAnss1 e. fgor s&ie etc usy
te itsi ;; Ia LeA1nr sas 1ss oif.cs
k--s sans So - converted i1is for1
.e8
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

once left the company, home one
asked Mnrshall Field what be was
( going 90 90 about H. Well re.
piled Mr lield. 4 am going % hire
another oilice hoy That IA the
spirit ~ the organization today.
There 81 a chance for every employs
20 reach the top"
Born Ia New England seventy
two years ago. Mr., hhedd started
work for Marshall Field A.
~fdek-boy nt $40 week. BE boz
came one n Marshall Fields part
nets IN 1929 and N 1901 viee-preas.
dent 81 Marshall Field a Company.
Since the death ~ Manshall fsld.
IN 1906. he has been president ard
aciise head ~ the house. Tie oh.
tanned a controlling lutsrent In the
common aio X IN 1917 AMI with hia
associates moss holda permanent
control 81 The business which IA fhs
largest Wholesale. manufacturing
and retail merchandising business
ID the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
CLASSIFIED WANTS

.-.-... ---
ieA wv a-.'s
Ay nee 1921 aodg. mahoe ~
CAST. erF.aaas oos $3.50 eolea
- ,'A NN' ssf i AfA.p -
I Esu ~ c,y pr,rens como L ~
4 'cmnissier saved Vrass uade
Tae GHnuey comslm li. l.s D..
foA SN.A-s iaaro-eAhrei uaroe
3FssT nAle bees 'o- a. see
~ fi-Aph-f'ara f's - far tr
eh,a 'aFnNaF room lar-
-sh hasf ior ~-t Close h
so-s 49, IS. v.., un II.
sm,s- .,-~ ,,o- "a
II ooEs-is acres improved Ia
t...v..s H., n,s.. ~. .-...-,,.-,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

Leader classified s4s sss results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

- ste esens og trsive-s eclaF Ia
rsrier,. o. rsaer hs.nf acgea. twist
te 81 urtllAsa1. snsss- s-s ars ara
81 te mkss uwes.sgs s nflasai -
ske tasiaess osstce u Yers.3- ~ tsie-
a1ozs e. 1AA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

CITY P2OyEzTr-To srzze ~
T-A - csft1sT ConpssT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

D = y<.zscz. tzFitt1-f rc1t-
kssse-. erre-se.rs1 cffes ma
Fnoas - s@<wees f.gs s.s f-y
csiAsss Bsssasz cezsgs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27
PERSONAL
Fos ALE

7OogE-- Toar,-g - ssfe - -aes
- -gssster ia y oEs gas-s
.rsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-09-27

-o0Sz- Sz-suasexr T-trels xness1
$3.50 esra zlsc sa-se- r1rlsr ss
Pr1zsas r-seEss. Ar a.s NorE
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
feet attendance records for the
school month:

feet attendance records for the
school month:
Grade Harry Bowen, Marie
Stafford, Willie Barg, Rex Dahl,
Eugene Foulds, William Graves,
Raymond Hyatt, Byron Lampson,
Harry Mace, Lloyd Morgan, Lester
Mouda, Frank Mueller, John Noun
sey, Edgar West, Inez Elliott,
Catherine Johnson, Edna LOvett,
Lois Lovett, Amy Paulson, Luella
Rathbun, Pauline Strive, Marie
Stafford, Julia Tillery, Violet
Thampe, Virgil Albee, Robert At
terbury, Jack Easterwood, Fred
Evanson, Edna Terrill, Aaron For
aker, Raymond Frye, Alice Cor
don, Ruben Jameson, Eleanor
Lewis, Hazel McDougall, Robert
Mitchell, Eugene Shanafelt, Edith
Tachell, Ruby Wallace, Lee Walt
ers, Pauline Witt, Norman After
bury, Frank Baxter, James Gill
more, John Scott, Homar West,
Harold Woods, Lille Michin, Ruby
Upper, Mary Pearl Samsel, Evelyn
Carlson, Henry Leckliter.
Grade LYLE Brown, Paul
Cheek, Carl Dehrer, George Hard
in, Laurence Hawkins, Jack Hunt
ington, Clarence Keolker, Robert
Love, friedrich Luke, William
Moores, Anon Mueller, William
Sherk, Emerson Spencer, Richard
Trousdale, Robert Tweedt, John
Vibber, Shirley Wekell, Thomas
Warnock, Betty Jean Arnold, Olive
Brue, Margaret Dahl, Jean Gard
ner, Naomi Ham, Ruby Mackey,
Marjorie Mills, Marjorie Minert,
Eileen Olbrich, Lorraine Poore,
Alta Puderbaugh, George Baxter,
Donald Duffy, Arthur GLASGOW,
Richard Hudson, Kermit Liebel,
Norman johnson, jarrett School
craft, David Shepard, Guy Shep-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
Hedges

= , = - = = = . . = . - = =
Mrs. Vollard visited with Mrs.
Lande on Sunday.
Ira Jordan was here the early
part of the week on business.
Mrs. j. Ryerson was in Yakima
last week on a lawsuit case.
Mrs. Younger and Mrs. Larson
were visitors at the r. ii. Perkins
home Monday afternoon.
Arthur Purdy came home Tues
day from Pendleton to vote, re-
turning Wednesday,.
Mrs. r. H. Perkins and baby
came home from Pasco on Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Warren God
frey.
Mr.. CARAT have been appointed
on the school board in place 6f
Mr.. Mitchell who has q position in
town.
The Ladies Aid will meet next
Thursday for business and q social
time. 1t will be announced on Sun
day where we will meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krouse and two
sons left last week for Bellinghar
where they have traded for their
ranch here.
Mr.. Finley resigned his office on
the school board In favor Of j..
Volland as Mr.. Finley and his wife
are leaving next week for Sand
Point near Spokane.
Next Sunday, Sunday school at
10 q. m. Everybody welcome. The
preaching service both morning
and evening by Rev. C. Burris. You
are cordially invited to any or Ill
of these services.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09

Rev. Edgar Purdy, Mrs. Purdy
and son Frank came from Port
land, Oregon on Tuesday. Mr.. Pur-
dy is home on account Of ill-health
and expects to be here for SIX
weeks.
Grange will meet Saturday in
the hall for business. Mesdames:
Altrogge, Atkinson and Helps vii!
have charge Of the luncheon. All
ladies please bring cake and sand
witches.
Quite number of the neighbors
and friends gave surprise party
to Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman on Sat
urday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Matthews. Mr.. and Mrs. Chap
man have been here about nine
years and left on Wednesday Tor
California where they will make
their future home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
EXCELLENT GRADES
Many Pupils Get names on Scholar.
ship and Attendance Rolls


The second month of school has
been finished with an excellent re-
cord for both scholarship and at
tendance. The following pupils
with an average grade above 80
have been listed on the scholar
ship honor roll:
Grade III.-Forest Allison, Ed
ward Awkward, Eunice Foraker, Ell
sic Marie Gleason, Bertha Higgin-
bottom, Valeria Holcomb, Irma
Johnson, Arthur Altman, Charles
Haworth, Adelaide Jacobson, Ruth
Kimpel, Dorothy Duffy, Orville
Bowen, Pauline Shriver, Kendon
Smith.
Grade IV.-Herbert Crawford
Leslie Willmert, Kthryn Russell
James Kratzer, Lynn Brown, Mar
garet Moulton.
Grade v. A-Lester Larson
Margaret Witt, Virginia Gas
Grade vB.-Roberta Reser
Francis Anderson.
Grade vi. B.-Gladys Vickers
Esther Dickinson, Edward Colman
Edna Carlson, Theda Turner, Ber-
nita Robinson, Glee Miller, Joe Nc
Maui.
Grade vi. A Richard Tullar
Joe Siegfried, Beatrice Serier, leila
Embry, Catharine Davis.
Grade VIII.-Hazel Lodge, Helen
Lum, Ivel Terrill, Bonnie Brown.
Grade VII. A.-Mildred Hollis.
Grade VII. B.-Francis King,
Mildred Doan, Margaret Craw-
ford, Harriet Matchbox, Cecil
Boyer, Edna Jacot.
The following pupils have per-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-Five nice eve lambs.
j. w. Hutchins. Phone 21x5.
32-S3p.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-Cheap, best six acres
in Garden Tracts. s. s. Carman.
Box 4O3, City. SIP.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
PLYMOUTH

Mrs. John M. Collins and child
rem left for Underwood, Washing
ton, for an extended visit.
Work is progressing on the IN
stallation of the new heating plant
in the school building.
The section foreman is busy with
an extra gang removing and re-
placing old ties on the passing
track.
A fleet ,of motor trucks belong
ing to the Cascade Investment Go,
passed through town last Friday
tearing up the roads as they went
and breaking down the ferry as
they left.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Rev. E. /. Mitchell, pastor
Bible school is worth your while.
Questions of highest interest to
human life are considered by COM
petent teachers, each Lords day.
It is profitable for both parents
and children so bring your child
rem.
Worship and sermon at eleven,
Subject: "The Christian Climb"
Christian Endeavor meeting at
$50.
Sermon at 1880, Subject ''The
Christian Soldier"
Everybody welcome.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
fTocoma and Eifth1

Y =
Beginning Sunday, Nov. 18th, q
series Of IA special sermons will
be preached in the evening ser
vices on subjects Of more than
passing interest. The subjects
treated are such on which there is
a diversity Of opinion in our mod
ern day of free thought and will
be explained in the light Of Holy
Scripture. Sermon for the coming
Sunday night well be "Why I be-
lieve the Bible to be the divinely
inspired word Of God" Other SUBJ
jects to follow are ssThe Sabbath, !"
Baptism" millennium" Hell and
Heaven" "Unionism, "Spiritism. y
miracles" ssDivine Healing" etc.
You are cordially invited to these
services and the blessing Of God
will rest upon you in hearing them
Sunday morning services at 1890.
Subject: "Synodical fellowship in
the light Of scripture" Acts Is.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
METHODIST

Sunday School at 10 .. m.
Worship and sermon at IL q. m.
Subject Of sermon "Who made the
Mistake"
Clubs and leagues at $50 p. m.
Special win Ny Chum" services
begin Sunday night to continue UNI
til November 26th.
Evening sermon at 1880 p. m.
subject "Who will got" Come and
bring q friend.-Rev. A. A. Call
ender.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09
At The Churches

ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL

ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAI
Services on Sunday will be as
follows: Holy Communion q. m.
Church school 1000 q. m. Morn
ing prayer and sermon 11:OO a. m.
You are invited.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09

FOR RENTS acre farm well
improved, with convenient house
and farm buildings; also cement
pipe irrigation system. Five acres
in Winesaps and cherries; some
Strawberries and alfalfa. Cash rent
5000 Apply Postmaster at Rich
land. SS-t1.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-One good milk COW,
cheap. S. S. Carman, adjoining
Gardner Nursery. 32-p.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-or trade for COW, a
good horse, wagon and harness.
Cheap If taken at once. J. w. Hut
chins. Phone 21x6. ZIP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
SOCIETY is INTERESTED
IN DANCES OF A. P. v. A..
Resumption Here of Stately Balls Brings Back Pleasant
Memory of Another Day in the History
of the Old Dominion.
BY Elizabeth Witt.

Of MAJ he
V A
of generation the
hat brilliantly
Of high ceilinged
They gradually slipped
touches the strings OF their
the absence Of loved
time that has lived and will of
especially we'll the
was simple one but the picture of
odahfoned tea The word of a
description OF modern
dered OF its origin Hut
was never served in the
tables OF which
family servant passed only light
little cakeand library with IN.
open
me SINAI! slender tables and the
Of
highly Races " '
| ceeora''oh OF the May Day In that
OF each neghbohood
w cHIu went hnnotcd
~" suhch example Southern
LOT the crowning in his
gay through the early
10, 'e "oes even then took the Of CLONE Swoo
e 10 a! good night and on,o,,,
e ana hen into the midst fr,, ~,
% e "rathy and little and walking a, 49,
- '"''nso'o"s negroes inquired howl
90 MS guests that thcy W '"se'''
Oh a lovely time
'oiu'h OF even one of the figures o the past ~ " " inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

richmond Girls Nttrudnnt,
MISS katherine Valentil. viii H..
mid OF honor in th. wedding Of ber
N's'tr. Elizabeth Gray, to Lamar cur
lhomdS. Several Of Ktchnond.s
"N'rhCtINe younger set vii! he among
ne bridesmaids They will he.
Misses Nellie Meade Mary TAYLOR.
una Moncure. Eleanor Williams.
sthcTins B"risS t'loiine Thomas
son. Ct Richmond. aud Misses Eliza
nerh huf OF san Francisco. and
i'hHaooth caldwell. OF Birmingham.
he wedding which viii tax. ulace
IA October 90. will hc of much in
crest TO Richmond society and n
pmocr OF Interesting anairs have
nSon planned for Miss Valentine
Mtss Thlinfcrro 10 he Presented
.Mf' ana Mrs. William Taliafcrro.
oF 2"l2 Monument Avenue. VIII pr.
ehi their daughter Louise. tc, Rich
nnnd society at ball on the even
OF November 81. at The Country
hh o! Virginia, ht this time the
'priai calendar stands with Mr.. and
Mrs l. l.. BcmisS. hosts on tho even
.nr OH November ID In honor
90 Miss Cyanc Bcmiss. Mrs. Mcri.
"fther i Fry. hostess AT hall ON
Sc. mber -, In honor OF her daueh-
>. Miss Elinor Fry
isitrd in ChnrIottesyIIIe
Mr.. and Mrs. Ll,wellyu McVcieh
h'Tfe returned 10 their home on Monu-
infnt ANenue. They have been IN
Aar!c uesville Whera they were the
g"sts OF Mr. and Mrs. George Mayo.
1917 Meeting "f Garden Club.
Air. William Massi. spent taw
avs in Richmond last week. She
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MRS. George cock. Eris:oi ~ Mrs rr,-
',.t'' Brown, Clifton Forge; Miss
anne Joplin, Rocky Mount. y G.
'>'' "i the above members will ho
'u"rtered at tho Eien Vile Uo,o1
wren IS headquarters of the Wright,
Department. '"''
business sessions # tho Amer
''"h Legion :AuxiiIarv's second .,ur,,n,
convention Will be held in the knirhts
81 Columbus Han from 500 ;, NJ
20 200 l.. NJ. beginning Mondav
october lc. ana ending Friday o..
toner 20. In addition to tn. husi-
MSS sessions, tho women will 6rd
NAT New Orleans is planning n royoi
| t'tp'i"n fcr them. Some of tho i'm :.
'r's'nE features Of the convention
week follow:
AZ the hours OF 10 a NJ. and +,
NJ T. NJ. L. NJ. and { y M
va 'to's may avail themselves of \
'.""uct'd sightseeing tour through
! inc French quarter. This tour vii,
ar. bi"ce at IN" above hours ON
'ach day o! the convention. These
experienced in the art Of conduc,inr
these tours through the auaint
french quarter. which holds so rnnny
attractions for the visitors. Will nor
Sonally conduct these tours rv.r,.
historical building, BATTLE-GROUND
monument ana birthplace of history
VIII be shown IN detail TO In.
visitors.
Inc American Legion Auxiliary
mas picked from the various states
NIFTY OF the prettiest girls in the re
spectVe states TO act as pages dur
ins Inc convention \ banquc, 10
IN" Butterfly Corps and pages VIII
D" given on Monday afternoon at the
Country Club.
FOR the woman a states dinner
mas he"n arranged. This dinner viii
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Father Brosnan. OF Sacred Heart
Cathedral. and only The nearest reia-
tires we're present
The bride. accompanied by her
brother. Dents O'SullIvan. by whom
She was given In marriage, entered
the parlors 10 the strains OF Lohcn-
srin's Wedding March," played by
Mrs. Thomas a: Hynn on the piano
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accompanied by Miss Louise Stumpf
on the violin. She was met Mt the
altar by tho groom and George Dom
aid, of Norfolk. tho hest man.
The bride was handsomely dressed
In brown duretyne aud wore Il cor
sage bouquet Of orchids.
Immediately inter the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald left for n
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Northern wedding trip. On their re.
turn 10 the city they will he at home
to their friends In the Avalon Apart
ments' on HarVie Street
For sheiterins Arms.
the ShelterinE Arms Circle OF the
Kings Daughters viii give n tea on
"euhesuhS afternoon. October IL.
from TO O'Clock, Tho affair will