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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-09

PAID ADVERTISEMENT-Inser
by Jacob L. Pete in behalf of
himself. To be paid for at the
rate of 25c per column inch.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-09
MINNESOTA POLITICS
tby VANCE CHAPMAN)

An occupational tax on the bust
ness of mining iron ore and other
minerals or tonnage tax" as it
is best kown is a valid exercise of
the states taxing powers. Find
ings to this effect were made last
week by Judge d. Johnson of the
United States district court before
whom the controversy was argued.
Advocates of the tax are naturally
jubilant, but gloom has the boards
in the Iron Country. The mining
interests and those to whom the
mining of ore is their bread and
butter honestly believe that they
have been Disseminated against
other sections of the state regard
the tax as "a just infection. The
decision, brief but sweeping holds
that the business of mining may
be rightfully made the subject of
an excise, business or occupational
tax and right here the big ques-
ton intrudes: What of the future
in an Occupationai taxing way?
With the occupational idea estab-
hshed and made legal will this
new method of raising revenue be
extended 20 the cutting of timber,
the mining of clays for the manu-
facture of brick, tile and pottery,
the quarrying of stone and the re-
moval of other natural resources
from the earth's surface and in
terror. What of the professions of
business in general? That the new
idea will provide legislative amuni-
ton for some years to come goes
without saying. While it may no.
prevail the extension of the new
idea is sure to be attempted and
out of a miscarriage in the courts,
tonnage tax advocates in the last
legislature prepared for submission
to the voters this Fall a constitu-
tional amendment permitting the
taxing of iron ore on an occupa-
tional basis, but the findings of
Judge Johnson if upheld by the
supreme cour. of the United States
to which the controversy will be
appealed practically renders it UNI
necessary. In any event, the pre-
vailing opinion has been that the
amendment no matter what the
courts ruling might be would never
prevail. The idea does not appeal.
Judge Johnson's decision will be
transferred to the supreme court
without delay by the mining COM
panies and in the meanwhile, the
restraining order forbiding the col
lection Of the tax will stand.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-09

Quite > few newspaper publishers
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-09

Chas. T. Murphy of Aurora who
so ably represented the Iron Coun-
try at the last two legislative SEES
sions is a hundred to one shot tina.
he will be primary nominee. Mr..
Murphy was among st. Louis
county's ablest representatives at
the last two legislative sessions and
the expressed hope is that he will
be returned. In a losing fight
against the infections of the Ton
mage tax, he early demonstrated his
worth and his district will not like
ly forge: his untiring efforts in its
behalf.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-09

Followers and admirers of the
much indicted A. C. Townley are
billed together in st. Paul mex.
week for conference purposes and
the adoption of a new party name.
In effect, it will be a convention
Of the Farmer-Labor party Farm
er-Leader leaders figure thai they
are sitting petty this year in that
they have no primary fight. This
leaves them in a position TO throw
their primary strength to whom
they please.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
]. F. BROMERT, d. c.

Amarluo's Original Chiropractot. r.
tabushed four years. Complete \ Ray
Service. Phone iO2S.2O3O. New loca
tion Western Building. ca Taylor street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
D&Sc'styk'
ALvAH u. MEYER

mans Missionary Society q tho Cen.
ral Presbyterian Church this after
noon al 3 O'Clock. m the church annex.
Mrs VI Il Johnson will lead the after.
Moons lesson which will b. taken from
the first chapter OF the study book
Unfinished business" Mesdames L.
l. Beer and John Baker viii be hos.
tesscs
The san Jacinto Circle ~ the First
Christian Church will meet this after
noon no 2.30 o'clock al the home OF Mrs.
C. n. Pullam. $40 Louisiana, san ia.
rinto Heights.
The nelghborhood circles Of the First
Christian Church will meet this after.
noon az the following homes.
circle 30 ! with Mrs r. H. Kidd
gO, Jackson Street.
Circle No with Mrs. Thomas Cur.
ric. 2OO2 Harrison Street.
circle No 3 ~ the church social
center
Circle No. I with Mrs. Joyucr. 1874
jackson street
circle No 3 with Mrs George Baker
1900 Johnson Street.
circle No 8 with Mrs g. 7. Hutch.
ms ll05 Jackson Street
The W NJ \. ~ the First Baptist
Church viii meet this afternoon ~ :
O'Clock iu the church parlors Crcl,
No o will have charge Of the program
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Polk street Methodist Church viii
hold q meeting this afternoon. begin
ming lt . bon tho church annex IN, les
SON for tho afternoon viii be- led g.,
Mrs Worth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
IETTh,S~ 10 LOVERS
DlSTRUSTS HIS WIFI.
BN wINONA WHOM

T.iN raN,t ,Hr b, cured hy tul,ia.
..r ~.n, Nnls trr utc elrr, vh u
u.. o,.,I i,sI ,u.I Il 5000 NUal..
operation SUlt such Del Ia.
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who Writes thus
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u..e.-. uhH Q discovered th.f ibe
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u,.thr,r 90 Hpuuri u1n vrrt Eeft
60, r,1tiv u lunk vcll
40, g. into tf. way ct stopping 20
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And sometime. u.. Wiz. eo,s tn go
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
POWDER DROPptR II
NOVELTY.

NhN RtNN lNN. liitfI
NEW YORK. IAN "a Clever brains
are forever end forever ftshiunmp
sIm,thup new tu mHady vanity case
Something newer and smaller and dain
'i,i and luV"lirr'
Time WIS W"momhyI the dlysl whc'
We went Co.. our daurrS and oul parties
Win tho Wh,iowithtl 90 mr loyviinc,
lowed away in alkou hag sU larg,
that We must leave 10 in th, drcssiui
guum Will, We tripp"d the light Tan
tssiiD l'ut now Such an exquisite an,
such q liltio kit ut hc3uly 30 is'
Quit" the newest anl most interest
ms appointment ion tho vanity case
is this Shcik powder droppoi No hos
h!.h may spill as % orcus-hut 20 neat
pouc.llko affair. usually ~ gold o.
silver with am adjustable top from
which ON, may shake the powder O..
ones puff u takes nap mo- more sp,,
lhau % lipStiCk Ur por'if
Quite a. new Be- the little metal scent
case which matches the powder droppc
and has the NEST fascinating metal
stopper designed tu put the pcrtum,
Just exactly whore 90 should H, or
miiadys eyebrows. hen lips or th, Mc,
81 her pretty hand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
CAMPFIRE GIRLS
ENJOY SKATING PARTY.

Special 20 The News
CLAUDE. Jan ei-Thc Camp Fire
Girls gave skating party Saturday
afternoon ON the DNo Lake u was "a
Jolly crowd that gathered 90 talk, les.
sons IN the art Of ice skating Their
were many falls hut no serious acct.
dents Flake Alexander had 20 lr
taken home after "a hard fan. but no
others We're hurt to amount 10 amy
thing
The girls served lunch by the camr
fire and spent the evening on the ice
taking turns using their noighhors
skates II was great day for tho
Camp Fire Girls
Sunday afternoon the i've Lake was
covered with old and Young taking ad
vantage Of the ice while It lasted
Fathers were there teaching their IT.
tlo fellows how 70 enjoy tho ice
Mothers came 10 look on And the
boys and girls Co have one more good
time before the weather changed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

club gathered at the home Of Mrs. H.
+. Johns. 2iO West Sixteenth Street
Tuesday beginning al 3 p. m. for an
informal afternoon Of needle work.
The rooms were appropriately dec.
GRATED and following an enjoyable hour
spent at the club pastimc, dainty re-
frcshments were served 10 the members
and guests: Mrs Emma Johns Of Fort
Madison. Iowa. house guest of the
hostess. and Mosdames h. T.. Roo'. r.
l. iiguhotham. James Hagan. +. II.
Charlcss. W e. Pope and a. b. Bower.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
lie WILL COME.

lie win come with the dusk ana the
shadows.
With the whispers and breath Of the
night.
Ills presence will fold thee like sweet
drowRiness--
And then, all the world viii be right
lie will come when the glow ~ tho
sunset
fingers long on the mlsts Of the hills
When the nightingale croons her soft
summer tunes
And the rest Of the world Is still.
He will be- there. my dear he will be-
there:
lie will come through the twilight 10
thee.
For thy spirits low call. he has heard
through n all
And comes wineing In silence 10 thee
Alvah ~ Meyer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
NEEDLE CLUB ENJOYS
MEETING vt PERSON HOME

Mrs. VI. NJ Person entertained the
Needle club Tuesday afternoon from 3
20 O'Clock at her home. go Fillmore
Street.
The rooms were artisiically decorated
with pot,d' plants and fms. Mesdam 8
r. l.. Wheat. Charles Walsh. r u
Jones. J. G. Skillmau. jeff Bartlett.
j p. Park J. =, Wclch and \. l.. An.
d'rson were special guests Of the club.
Needle work furnished pleasant diver.
sion and late ~" hostess served de.
icious refreshments ~ scollonod oys.
tors. celery pickles. hot biscuits. coff, e
and cake. During the afternoon Mrs.
j. j. Crumc delighted tho members aud
guests with several vocal solos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
DIR AMiTIC SOCIETY
To MEET TONIGHT.

The Amarillo Dramatic Society viii
hold meeting this evening az 1880
o'clock ~ the parish house OF 81 An
drcws Episcopal Church All memhv.
are urged o. De- present as there is im.
port1ut business ana parts VIII be- re-
signed COR several plays % be given 900
the near future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
NOME>'S CLUB HOLDS MEETING.

The Professional ana Business Wo.
mems club met Tuesday evening for
4 delightful six o'clock luncheon fol
lowed by q business meeting AT the an.
urN of th" Polk Street Methodist
church The election of officers also
took place. during the evening com.
0l"tc list ~ which will be- printed NJ
am carly date. Several splendid talks
we're given and the meeting was
brought % an early close In order that
the members present may attend the
Arthur Middleton concert
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

MRS. JOHNS II HOSTESS
To ROT Nj DO/I\ CIIB.
THE members cd ihy Round Dozen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
MASTER FRANK RyBURN
tNTERTAINS.

Frank Ryburn. the small son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank VI Ryburn. liiO Mld-
SON Street entertained few OF his
friends on Tuesday afternoon In ccle.
hatlon OF his eighth birthday
\ merry group OF youngsters gather.
81 "a the Ryburn home about ; O'Clock,
and spent the afternoon in out of door
rlmcs and romps while later they were
invited into the prcttily appointed din.
mig room whore the beautiful big birth.
dny cake with It's eight glowing cludlcs.
was cut aud served with cream
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
CIIl RCH SOCIETIES To
MEET THIS AFTERNOON.

The Belle Bennett Missionary Society
IT the Polk Street Methodist Church
Will hold q social meeting at the nome
of Mrs j. w Collins 1901 TAYLOR
street this afternoon at O'Clock
tn" following ndies VIII act as hos.
tossos NJ sdamcs ! \ Ashford. G. ~
Naddil, j T. Park. r. NJ Caldwell
John BARTON. q. q Davis n NJ R.u
nett l. o.. Cole, T T.. n,oklor J. J
Crum' 'ud Olu Hardy
The Numan's Missionary society ot
81 Andrews Episcopal church will
meet iu rcrulr session thi- afternoon
90 O'Clock with Mrs. s J. Nuunr.
500 West Seventeenth Street
\ meeting viii be held by a.. Wo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
~ NOJ NRE WELL BRED.

You Wii NOT allow your hostess to in
GOO needless expense un your behalf
Won VIII newer wear your Wpl,om,
ont when visiting friends hy siayu.
.uD long
You viii when taking leave of you
host. bid adi,u Co each member Of m,
family and send farewell messages Q,
,hus, mot present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25
OFFICERS ELECTED IN
MOMAN'S AUXILIARY.

AZ meeting held saturday, Jan -l
by the Womaus Auxiliary 20 the l..
gion at the American Legion Home
new Officers wcr, elected Tor the or.
sums year with 90, following results
President Mrs WIN Benton vice prrs
dent Mrs \ D. Daily secretary Mrs
McCuuc. treasurer Mrs =. Peterson
plrnamcutirnu Mrs O. r. Vineyard
and chaplain. Mrs ~ a. EN,e
The meeting v8s marked D., sHlo'
did attendance Reports pn thD 500. s.
work were heard ana sH.cu. report.
on Christmas charity WoIN don, D., t1,
organization in behalf O.. disabled sob
diyr. wen. also given.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-25

Whom cracks appear in furniture 90 is
q common custom 90 fll them up with
prtE Them iolts who du d. lind that
putty cracks and makes do" p,ticrs
lUnh almost os bad as Boz the ursi place.
900, nnNt um, try Ic.-Nu> Thus VIII
1900 m tHr cracks Gn1 hold ts form.
You Dru wash con- uuuish over b. t.u.
5000 NHIUIshirE over hrtstIN U'l'u
UH.. u'l hid the cracks completely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

win a band Of pearls under the
chin. She carried n shower houuuct
OF orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. j. G. Bruncr was ma;ron or
hohor. ana Miss Elizabeth Bruncr
SISTER of the bride. WAS maid of
hohor. They wore dresses of tar-
ieta III autumn shades. The matron
carried Il shower bouquet of Ophcl!a
roses and delphinium. and the maid
"i honor carried a shower houuuc, az
SunDurst roses. The bridesmaids
WIN" also wore tareta dresses of au-
'umh shades, trimmed in gold lace
ana flowers. ana carried Shcpherd'y
CROOKS decorated with yellow and
Ereeh pom-pom chrysanthemnms
were Misses Virginia Crcnshaw. sis
Ter fthc groom: katherine Ste
phems. Edwinu Herring ana Mrs. l..
"A. white. all of Richmond.
Little Miss Anne Sputswood Toy-
ior' or Prospect HILL" Hanover. was
mower girl. She was dressed I'm
'rock of white GeorEc1te creme win
yellow flowers and ribbons. CARRYING
ii basket edged with yellow roses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

VIII make their home near Norfolk,
"here MIR. Curry has recently ac-
ceptcd charge OF the Methodist
Church.
fnnS Tor Thanksgiving BnII.
runs are now being made for tho
annual Thanksgiving charity ball,
winch is To be given by tn. Grand
chiIdr"h's Chapter Of the Confcderacy.
Auxiliary No. /. to the RIcbmond
,hap'er u. d. g" ON Wednesday night.
NoVehpcr ~. from 8 until ~ O'clock.
at the L. O. O. i. Club. corner OF
Foushce and Grace Streets. NIss
Elsie ltudd. is chairman of the ball.
assisted hy the following commit
'tcc OF young girls: Misses Marian
Walden. Lois Marlborough, Nellie
Philips. Marion Gray. Catherine
Lynch and Annie B. Crump
The ball. which Will be n bril-
liant AFFAIR. will be chapcroned by
number OF prominent Richmond
women. Mrs. Charles Il. Robertson
Is director Of the chapter. assisted
Continued on Fifth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

and tied with yellow tulle. nlicd with
rose petals. The rinEbcarer, II.
Lornc Smith. Jr.. wore black vel
vet suit and carried the ring on a
white satin pillow
Joseph II. CrcnShaw was his broth
cr's best man. The Sroomsmcn were
McSsrs Hamilton s. Wade. EidridSc
E-uncr. samuel Crane and ltobcrt
Wh!1tet. of Richmond. J. l.. Dunfort
and Robert Parsons We're ushers.
The ceremony WAS followed by 4
reception at the HON. of the bride.
The house was decorated with palms
and fall flowers. Mr.. and Mrs. Cren
shaw left later in IN" evening for Il
motor trip through tn" North.
out -uf town guests for the we'd
ding were: Mrs W. NJ. Jeans. Of
Wadcsboro. y. c.: Mrs II. w. Mason.
of Wilmington. Delaware: Adler
Eruncr. Of sumter $. c.: Mr.. and
Mrs. a. l.. Grice. OF Norfolk: Miss
Virginia Crcnshaw. OF New York.
Marriage Yesterday.
The marring" q! Miss Janctt
Quarles. daughter of MIR. and Mrs ~
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RNHMoND TINEs-D DISPATCH: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1922

cnd IN charlottesville al order 10 at
tend til" University Of Virginia.
WASHINGTON ana Lee football game.
They will return to Richmond Mon
day.
louisn EnEusrnrnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. L.. Hester. OF Lou
lisa. announce the enlightenment and
approaching marriage OF their dauEh-
ter. Ruth Masculine. 10 Honor Frank
lin Wells. of Bcutonvillc. Ark.
Ii"strsscs AT Card Party.
Members of the Service Legion will
be hoStcsscs at the card party
which TIA" organization is giving on
Friday Of this week from until q
o'clock in the Richmond.
The ballroom will he attractivcly
decorated for the occasion. and
dainty prizes Will be awarded each
table. Entcrtainmen, will also be-
provided FOR those who attend and
do not play cards. Baskets of home
mad" confcct!onS may be secured
from bo0ths decorated im autumn
fnl.ar" and flowers.
Those who have made reservations
are: Mrs. T.. Lee Triuklc. Mrs l.. ID.
liutchkiss. Mrs. X. H.. Ford. Mrs. i.
Allison lodges. Mrs. lollo l'us"y.
Mrs. II. j. Myers, Jr.. Mrs. Il. w. vii
son. Mrs. G. W. MaSSic. Mrs. H. j.
Nuckuls. Mrs John T.. Bauer. Mrs.
i. 9. Waithall. Mrs Il. \. Blcnucr.
Mrs. Everett T. Horncr. Mrs. II. l..
Lorraine. Mrs. Richard Tallcy. Mrs.
Louie Mi!hiscr. Mrs. II. y. PrcntiSs.
Mrs. T.. Il. Wade. Mrs. ~ s Word.
Mrs. G. T. W. Kern. Miss bell Per
iins, Mrs. Fred Hodges. Mrs. thas
y. Page. Mrs. Elmore ID. Hotchkiss.
Jr.. Miss Mag Gr.ener. Mrs. :. X.
livingstone. Mrs. r. J. White, Mrs.
\. l.. Richardson. Mrs. Wills Pul-
liam. Miss Emma Ncthcrland. Mrs.
w l.. Newell. Mrs William !. Judd.
Mrs =. g. Wall. Mrs. W. IL. Powell,
Mrs. Chas. +. Robertson. Mrs.
Charles W. HARLAN. Mrs Thomas Il.
Johnson, Mrs. Frank l.. Jobson. Mrs
j. h. Bowman.
Dance ~ officers Club.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Arnold iIoycr
Rich. of Kelley Field. san Antonio.
Texas. entertained At a Halloween
dinner dance at the Officers Club. in
honor OF Miss Frances Erucc Mon
cure, OF Richmond who is VISITING;
them. Wednesday night. Captain and
Mrs. Wilson of Kelley Field, en-
tertain"d In honor of Miss Pelham.
of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Miss Frances
Bruce MOncurc. OF Richmond.
Hirdsong- Nishnrt Engn.cmcnt.
I.
Smithncld. announces the engage
m"nt Of her daughter. Virginia. To
Thomas Henry Birdson;:. Jr.. of Suf-
folk. There has been no date set
for the wedding.
observation-disclosures.
The wedding OF Miss Odessa
Erunor. daughter ~ Mrs. T. H.
Hrun"r, to Hart Brown crenshaw.
son of Mrs. Merritt -. CTcnshaw.
took place last might ut $50 o'clock
It the ';rac" street BAPTIST Church
pr. Aubrey Williams assisted by.
Rev. W ~ Burkhardt, performed
the ccr"mouy john Womb. sans:
at pawniue." ana go rromiSc Me"
and rincku"y Powers. OF Petersburg.
played the wedding music. Palms
candles and whit" chrysanthcmums
decorated the altar. and arches or
smi!aX and yellow chrysanthcmums
were used over the center isle.
The bride entered with her broth
cr, Henry Rruuer. who gave her in
marriage She wore dress OF Sc
Guns over silver cloth and Veil OF
iullc with q coronct Of pearls caught
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

q. Quarles. to Luther Junius Derby.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Derby.
OF Franklin. was celebrated ycster-
day morning at IL o'clock at the home
Of the bride. DR. George Wesley
Jones performed the ceremony as
sisted by Rev. Il. NJ. White. former
pastor Of III. bride. The hons. was
decorated with palms and cathedral
candles. Mrs. w T.. Tuck sang al
Dawning." and Loves Old Sweet
Song" during the ceremony.
The bride entered with her father.
who gave her I'm marriage. She wore
Il brown duvctyn suit trimmed with
beaver and Il hat to match She was
attended by her little niece. Ann
Rel Quarlcs. wearing a dress OF
pink organdy. who carried the ring
In lily. Rev. r. Roy Jarrett. Of
Cartcrsvillc. was the groom's best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derby left at noon
for their wedding trip. The out-of-
town guests for the wedding were:
=. J. Derby. Mr. and Mrs. w. ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

ouarlcs and children. OF Whining
ton. y. G.
Curry-iiuttrr>yort
inc wedding OF Miss Elizabeth
Wright Buttcrworti. daughter OF MIR.
ana Mrs Paul 8. Buttcrworth. to IIar-
per Mark Curry was quietly cclc-
oratcd last Wednesday at the home
or her parents. I6 North Meadow
street. Rev. George Wesley Jones
ana Or. q. ii. Lambert performed tho
ceremony.
The bride was given In marriar,
by her father. She wore "A dark blue
tricotinc dress. with hat To match.
ana carried Il shower bouquet of
Bride roses. She was attended nv
her sister. Miss Margaret Butter
worth. who wore lovely brown
crepe meteor with large picture hat.
ana carried an arm bouquet OF La
France roses
The groom had AZ his best man
'"rvins Griffin, Of this city. I'm
incdlatcly AFTER tn" ceremony MIR and
Mrs. curry left for an extended
Northern trip. On their return they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05

ne ara r, and she is assisted hv
''"t' prom n"nI women. 8oth br'd.-c
and five hundred viii he rlay.J ana
there VIII he priz. for each tah,r
rabies may bee reserved by calling
boulevard 3T0s-W, boulevard iS3i-M
Boulevard G9g7-J, Players are asked
TO bring their own score r.as, pen
ellis ana cards
onnEcr Society in charlottesville.
MISSES Helen aud sarah Ca2er;or.
avis and Lois Hlllsman. Dorothy
Meek Elizabeth Wall and Eliznhnth
I,ooertson are spending the week,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-05
CntterniI-Cndot wedding.

CntterniI-Cndot Wedding.
Mrs Clarence Cadot announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Louise
Fontaine. TO Ralph TunnicliT Cat
terall OF New Tokr. The wedding
took place Saturday evening. only
members Of the immediate family be-
ing present
BnIl November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. James ~ Moncure Will
present their dauguhter. Maria. to
formal Richmond society on the
evening OF November 90. at a ball
at the Country club Of Virginia.
Other smaller affairs VIII be given
FOR Miss Moncure this winter
Return To-day.
MIR. and Mrs. Lamar Curry Thomas
return to-day. They have been since
October 20 at the Hot sulphur
Springs on their Wedding trip Mrs
Thomas was formerly Miss Elizabeth
Gray Valentine. whose wedding was
fashionable event OF the fall.
First Card Party wednesday,.
on "Wednesday at $3.50 o'clock the
first card party o: the Womeu's Club
Will take place. Mrs. i. L. Conquest,
Jrr and Mrs a. :. Baford. Jr. VIII
be chairmcn Members are requested
10 register their tables before Mon
day at O'Clock as no reservations
Will be accepted after that hour. and
they are also asked 10 bring their
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~ 800 -. $3.50. 10 - f."[e
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corncil- Colurhia .,r-. t,s'.
Y YESTERDAY Miss Evans g.II s,.r5
several weeks yisiiirr IN ~ <.r.
rcturninu after Ia. Y,l.-Fiafy..,J
game.
Married In Mn,binrtnu
Mrs. T : Scout mas arno,i-r..a -h.
marriage TN washington y.s..-,ia. ~,
her sistcr Miss Mamie Nunnaly. 10
wesley CLARKE. Rev Joseph Dawson.