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NEWS Of 4 DAY
FROM THE STATE
otat> oarkevo' Committee Pro-
test Against Tax on Ma
tIonal Bank Shares.
sEveRe ELECTRIC STORM

rvcm evsry Evenings Correspondents
u~aNurA, r>vb is.---lcwsr Delaware
experienced very severe electrical
s,orm. early yvtcriNy morning. ac-
c,m,s n,cd ny ps~is Of thunder ha''
ana a heavy dowNpour cf rain.
Tho atorm occurred At thrce diner
cnt periods ~ tho night II wHs nrst
noticeable shortly after midnight when
a r,,n,t,nx ct thunder w~s heard.
absrp flashes Of lightning. which
lighted up tho town ana countrywide
occurred. This wss followed by q
heavy dcwnpour Of rain and hall. the
hail falling with tremendous forcc.
After an in,crmirsion f two hours
another storm. simlar In character
occurred which wns followed by a
third one, when occurred between five
and r,A O'Clock. In each instance the
rain and hall wrs tcrrinc. tho light
ming very vivid and tho thunder
heavy.
old inhanl,anrs who have witn~ssed
thunder storms In this section IN the
winter any tho ono Of yesterday morn
Ing was thc most severe they had ever
known of. Ar fur a< can be learned nc
accidents rcpulted from tho lightning
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samuel TAmmAny are guests Of Cap
tain Frank Lacy. At Milton.
William Wilson. while working on
the railroad, broke his leg and 10 At
the Bsbee Hospital.
Miss Orr. organist OF st. Peters
Church. u preparing tho Easter music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunbar Of
Philadelphia, are hero visiting Mrs.
DunbAr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grey.
IAN Old MAids' Convention" was
held in tho lecturcroom OF the M. r.
Church. Thursday night by the Bethel
Cleaners. which was largely attended
Refreshments were served and sil-
yer collection was taken, which
amounted to tS6.
Tho Civic Club meets tomorrow
night at tho Lewes library.
Tugs Jupiter and Bristol with Ave
barges bound east. came inside the
breakwater Saturday, on account OF
fog.
Founders are the only fresh fish
now In market.
Eggs are So cents per dozen; chick
ems 22 cents per pound.
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NEW pASkETRALL HALL.

Suford. Feb. ls.-S~ford's new
hsske'tsll han and dance hall com
hlnei Win be formally opened 20 the
public next Thursday evening. Fcbru-
AIRY 10. with n basketball game be-
tween Soiford and Fredcrica. follow
90 nv dance.
This new amusement place was re-
nodcl~l out OF tho Eaiuge of 3. Il.
Thompson. tho garage noor space be-
ms one OF tho largest on this PENN
sula. Tho building Is constructed OF
concrete md the lower foor, where
laekcttull games and dances will bc
held. also ws,s concrete. but the owner
has lasi a fne board floor, suitable
for srmea and dancing.
scaford with have three basketball
tc~nis In the f'eid--the town team. and
the boys and girls high school teams
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CHURCH MEETINGS.

Newport. Feb. i3.-Scrvices at New
port, yesterday. were conducted by
the pastor. Rev. w. Vaughn Moore
Announcements OF meetings during
the week were made as follows:
Monday evening board
meeting al tho parsonage.
"Wednesday cvcnlns-Fo,rth quar-
terly conference Of Newport and Stan
ton NJ. II. Chur,hcs Will Re held in
Newport NJ r.. Church. with Dt. Rob-
ert Watt In charge. officials OF the
church will be entertained at dinner
at $50 In tho Sunday school room OF
the church.
Thursday cvenlnE--Rusiness meet
Ing and social OF the Ladies' Aid So
cis,y OF Newport Al. f. Church will be
held in tho parsonage.
"Wednesday ey'enine. February "a.
tho Bible class of the Newport NJ z.
sunday school will hold a plate din
ner In the Sunday school room. Pro-
cccds for the benef; OF the class.
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NEWS OF sEAFORp.

Seaford. Feb. 1S.-Former Coroner
Elias r. Griffith and his wife are both
very Ill mt their homo In Blades, the
latter's condition being critical.
Miss Elizabeth Owens Is spending
several days with friends in Phiia-
delphia.
Mrs. William c. Weaver, Jr., and
son. Owens Of Clayton, are here VISIT
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Owens.
E. A. Faile OF Troy, N. Y, Is spend
Ing several days with friends In town
Miss Leona Davis. a nurse Of this
town. Is at fredericksburg, Nd. where
she is nursing Captain John l.. Mar
tino. well-known here, where several
OF his vessels are now tied UP for the
winter.
Horace Outten, who has been EN-.
ployed in New York City for severa
months, has returned home.
Town Council has had coating o.
shells and cinders placed on Marke
street, beginning at tho Hotel Sus
sex and continuing to the foot OF tn,
hill.
phe Seaford public library has add
ed another feature In the shape of ,
storytelling hour, which occurs ever,
Friday afternoon from 4 to O'Clock
Rev. r. Ward Mills. pastor OF Blade
NJ. IL. Church, and Miss Maggie S
Wilson addressed n meeting of tn
Parent-Teacher Association of Wash
ington's school near Blades, Frida,
evening.
Rev. Philip Cook. Bishop OF Della
ware. officiated at the morning ser
vice in st. Luke's p. f. Church, Sea
ford. yesterday, and in the afternool
held services at st. Mary's, Bridge
Vile.
Miss Edna Mitchell had as a gues
over the weekend. Miss Elsie Frank
| lin OF Milford.
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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Dover. Feb. 1S.--The Chamber OF
Commerce has elected TO following
officers: President. Henry p. Jones;
vice. president, Lynford Outten; Sec
retary. Harry C. McSherry; treasurer.
Howard NJ. Buckson. Tho chamber ir
considering the advisability OF soon
having another dollar day.
Wesley M. e. Church Is considering
plans for tho erection of n community
hall In the rear Of the church. A COM
mittec 10 at work on the proposition
and a report OF the progress made will
be made at meeting OF the Official
board, Tuesday evening next.
An initial meeting looking toward
tho organization OF a Y. w. c. A. for
Dover will be held here tomorrow
evening. ut supper to be given In
the basement OF Peoples Christian
Church. All business girls OF Dover
are urged to be present.
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That II the joyful cry OF thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, a practIcins physician
for IL years and calomel's old-tinle
enemy, discovered the formula for
Olive Tablets while treating patients
for chronic constipation and torpid
livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but healing, sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the Keynote" OF these
little sugar-coated, oliye-coiored tab
let's. They cause the bowels and liver
&c act normally. They never force
them to unnatural action.
II you have dark brown mouth
bad breath--a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache-torpid liyer-constipation,
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant
results from one or two OF DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night
just to keep right. Try them l6c and
SOC.
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OPPOSE BANK SHARE TAX.

Dover. Feb. 1s.--At a meeting of
the executive committee OF the Della
Richardson. Saturday afternoon. after
discussion OF the bill now pending In
Congress to taxs shares OF national
banks. tho following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
THAT the Delaware Bankers As
ISOLATION urges that no changes or
amendments be made to Section 5218,
of tho Revised Statutes of the United
States that will In any way affect tho
protective features Of said section,
which provides that shares Of national
banks may be only taxed Mt the same
rate other monies for investment in
each State are taxed"
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GERMAN EDITOR TO TALK.

Newark. Feb. 1S.-Dr. John Mez. a
correspondent for the Frankforter
Zeitung. a German newspaper, who
attended the recent Conference on
the Limitation OF Armaments, at
Washington, Will give an address in
Wolf Hall at 7.3o o'clock tomorrow
evening under the auspices OF the
Limitation OF Armaments Club Of the
Women's College, University Of Del
aware.
The subject OF his talk will be
America and the Economic Crisis In
Europe" The club IL arranging for a
series OF talks by others on similar
subjects.
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BANK OFFICERS ELECTED.

Seaford. Feb. ls.--Directors TO serve
Tor one year. have been elected by
the local branch OF the Delaware
Trust Co. as follows: Harry NJ. Car
roll. fredericksburg. Md; Curtis e.
Davis. Laurel; s. II. Messick, Bridge
Vile: Robert Pennington and William
G. Taylor. Wilmington; Frank JEFF
ferson, j. Emory Wiley. Brooks l..
Ross. Edgar c. Ross. Isidore Stephany.
Harry NJ. Bell. John r. Eskridge. DR..
William F. Haines. Robert r. Elliott,
Harry c. Darbee and George H. Hearn,
Seaford.
Officers were elected as follows:
Glenn Nj. Huston. manager; Everett E.
Wlllin. assistant manager; Sherman
Neal and Miss Emma Friedel, book
keepers; Miss Elsie Hughes, stem
ographer.
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annivsrsary. Saturday. MIA Rodrs-
eutee. mother of Mr.. RodrsGuiss, who
lives In New York City spent the
woek-end WITH her son.
CAickeu thieves raided the hon.
houss OF John Peterson. in. Boxwood.
several nights ago and stole twenty
hens. This was the second hsnhouse
In Boxwood to b. raided this wesk.
The frst thunder storm Of the year,
early yesterday morning. indicated to
many that spring had arrived. Snakes
were seen In the woods hero. yester-
day. ,.-<<nl
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TWO WEDDINGS.

GEORGETOWN. Feb. 1S.--Announcel
ment OF the marriage Of Miss Charles
williams of Snow Hin. Nd. and George
Toppin OF this city. has been madc.
Tho wedding took place at Snow Hill
last Monday.
Eluding their many friends here,
Friday OF last wcck. Miss Nellie M.
Conaway. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wingate Conaway. and Norman
q. Marvel OF Philadelphia went to
Ocean City, Nd. where they were
married by Rev. Edward Burke.
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RETIRED MINISTER Ill.

scafoisi. Feb. ias--Rev. j. w. Fogle.
retired mini-tar OF Wilmington NJ E.
Conference. N ncriously III AZ his homo
hero. During his ministry Rev. Foglc
r.lcd many of the charges in the Con-
ference. and ~ n former pastor OF
scaford Circuit 81. y. Church.
1'wo daughters. Mrs. Sydney Peters
and Miss Nellie Fogle Of Wilmington
have been summoned 10 his bedside,
and al~o n eon. PAU Foglc, Of Nor
folk, Va.
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GEORGETOWN CLUB.

Georgetown. Feb. 13.-The regular
weekly meeting OF the Georgetown
New Century Club was held Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. William d.
Adams, president. in the chair. Mrs.
Sarah Richardson. the clubs oldest
member. had charge Of the afternoon.
the subject being Current Events. Mrs
Andrsw Marvel outlined the work.
ings Of the Peace Conference.
The regular evening meeting will
be held Friday night Of next week in
stead OF Thursday night, when the
club will have a valentine party.
Masses Lila Carey and Matte Walls will
have charge OF the meeting.
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CONCRETE AND CEMENT.

Dover, Feb. 13.-H. c. Boyden OF
the engineering stan of the Portland
Cement Co., gave an illustrated leo
ture, Saturday afternoon. in the Sem
ate chamber OF the State House. on
Concrete and Cement" showing the
many details Of properly preparing
concrete in the construction OF roads
The grade OF sand, as we'll as the right
proportion of water 20 the mixture,
was shown.
Governor Denney attended the
meeting, also a number OF cement con-
tractors.
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PLEASING RECITAL.

Newark. Feb. 13--The song recital
given by J. Frank Huss. noted bari
tone OF Philadelphia. at the New Cen
tury Club. Saturday evening under the
auspices Of the club was greatly en-
)oyed by largo number OF local
music lovers.
Mr.. Huss was accompanied on the
piano by Nicholas Douty. Following
the song recital there was dancing.
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LEwES NOTES.

Lewes, Feb. 13.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Raughley Of Harrington. are
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Maull. Mrs. Maull Is very i'll.
The Bridge Club was entertained
Friday by Mrs. Eugene and Miss
Cecilia Kelly. Mrs. William p. Orr
won the first prize and Mrs. Donald
r. Evans the second.
Captain Fred Conwell and Mrs.
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FARM BUREAU MEETING.

stanton. Feb. i3.-There will De
Farm Bureau meeting here on Thurs
day afternoon az l.s0 o'clock, in the
Friends mcetihghouse. This COM
nunlty WIFI be organized and officers
elected. and line OF work mapped out
which will be carried out during the
year
The matter OF cooperative buying
ond selling Will also be discussed,
setting forth the great saving TO be
realised by dealing a. an organization.
instead OF separately.
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PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION.

Seaford. Feb. 1S.--Members Of
Washington Camp, No. 1, p. o. s. of
A.. OF this town, are planning big
celebration for tho evening Of WASH
ington's birthday. to be held in their
hall, Hgh and Cannon streets.
Invitations have been printed and
mailed out, and the State officials are
expected to be present Tho program
committee Is planning an elaborate
entertainment.
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. Feb. l3.-Dog
fanciers here are keeping a watchful
eye on their CANNES. many Of them
having been bitten by a strange dog
that visited here on Friday and at
tackled them. After running about for
several hours the supposed mad dog
fell In the street and died.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rpdreguies Of
Aahisu celebrated their nth wedding
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RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. Feb. 13.-Miss
Julia Gamble. Of Bellemoor. spent
ths weekend with Miss Marion Gam
BILE. In Wilmington.
Mrs. +. F. Gardner OF Washington.
d. c.. spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Converse.
Mrs. II. H. Ritzler spent several
days Of this week with her mother,
Mrs.. r. H. Fulton. at Bridgeton, N.
J
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Harrington Century Club.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Harrington. Feb. I3-On account
of Improvements being made on the
clubhouse, the New Century Club held
It's last meeting at tho home Of Mrs.
L. r. Beauchamp. Miss Marie SIAM
bro gave a very interesting talk on
Home Economics. Several musical
selections were rendered by Mrs.
Beauchamp. The hostess was as
sisted dn serving delicious refresh
rnents by Charlotte Beauchamp and
Ada Richards
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Typical Diningroom Values

A handsome 1o-pieoe Walnut Suite, Tudor
design, for only ........... s2s4.00
Another Walnut Suite, Queen Anne period,
10 pieces, lust ...S S276.OO
These suites have As in. 54 in. Oblong
Tables, enclosed Servers, large China Cabi-
nets and 54-inoh Buffets. Can be had with
60-inch buffets at $500 extra.
Other Suites from S247.50 to $653.4O
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homo OF Mr.. ana Mr.. George Carter.
on Depot Road, At 7.So o'clock Thurs-
day evening.
Members Of Oriental Lodge Of Odd
Fellows attended ssrvics at Newark
Presbyterian Church and heard =
special sermon by Rev. H. Everett
Halimnn.
Rev. Elwood w. Jones Of Whining
ton preached at the local M. Il. Church
yesterday morning.
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b. tn. president, Mrs. ). nrnest phii-

BY the president, Mrs. J. Ernest Phil
tips.
A public sais Of 1tock and farming
implements VIII be held at the Brad
ford farm on tho Newport and New
Castle road tomorrow afternoon. be-
ginning at ~ o'clock. The farm -
tenantsd by Thomas Appleby. who
will remove TO the farm vacated by
Edward g. McgGinson. who will oc-
oupy the Bayard farm controlled by
the Trustees Of tho Commons. which
will he vacated by March !. by George
M. Blackburn. Tho farm vacated by
Mr.. Appleby will be occupied by John
Keegan.
Henry Hollis on Saturday evening
was placed under arrest by Chief OF
Police Tobin and OfYicer Kern and was
given n hearing yesterday by Mayor
w. Leslie Cramer. charged with act
| ing IN disordcrly manner. A fine
OF 81 and costs was imposed.
This evening the Alumni basketball
team will play the New Castle High
School team In the Opera House cage.
A preliminary game will be played be-
tween the girls OF the Senior class and
tho girls OF the Sophomore class, be-
ginning at 7.30. A dance will follow
tho second game.
On Thursday evening the members
Of tho Anchor A. c. basketball team
will play tho Bradford A. c. OF VIII
mington, in the Opern House cage,
On wednesday evening the Anchor
team will play the Young Defiance
team at the Friends" School. Will
mington.
On Friday evening tho New Castle
High School basleetbail team will pla,
the Kennett Square team Mt Kcnnet-
Square. Tho following evening tho
local team will play tho Pennsylvania
Military Preparatory team at Chester
The members OF tho New Cast,
Century Club have donated 81 towart
the baby milk fund OF the local Healtt
Center.
Misses Regina, Ann and Marie Ma
honey of Philadelphia spent the week
end as the guests of Misses Kate ant
Margaret Mahoncy OF East Second
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Perren
former residents OF this city, now o
Philadelphia. spent Tho weekend a
guests OF relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Alexander y. Cooper, Jr., o
Philadelphia is spending several day
as a, guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexande
y. Cooper. Sr.. Of the Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Mitchell ar
spending several days as guests O
Mr.. and Mrs. william Townsend @
Newark, Md.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance n. Mitche
spent yesterday as guests of Mr.. an
, Mrs. Washington Boulden OF Stantor
Eugene Sheridan, son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. John Sheridan OF West Fourt
street, who has been employed at Al
antic City, ". j.. was taken suddenl
III and was brought TO this city o
Saturday evening and IL convalescin
at the homo OF his parents.
zachariah Gemmfll OF East Thir
street, who has been Ill for sever
weeks, - showing great improvement
Mrs. William Lewis OF East Secor
> street was taken suddenly in on Sa
urday evening. suffering from acu
Indigestion.
= Mrs. Katherine Walls Of We
Eighth street, WHIP has been connn'
|, to her home for several days, II ab
y to be about.
Mrs. Frank LAWYER, who has bee
confined TO the home OF Mr. and NJ
William Marshall OF West Fifth sire
/, with illness. is showing improvement
- Lewis Gemmill, conductor on Il
!, local trolley lines. who has bean 4
!. disposed for several days, resumed h
= duties today
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CANVASS CLOSED.

Newark, Feb. 13.-The canvass for
funds for the proposed Y. w. c. A,
work in the northern district was
closed Saturday night. Solicitors under
the direction OF Miss Edith Spencer,
chairman OF the local committee, can
vassed the town all Of last week. All
reports are not yet in and the amount
subscribed is not yet known.
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DIES IN FLORIDA.

Stanton, Feb. 13.-Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob c. Maclary have received word
OF the death OF their nve-year-old
granddaughter, Virginia Maclary,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mira. William c.
Maciary OF Fort Pierce. Forida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maclary and family
Lived near Stanton until about q
month ago. when they moved to
F1oridA.
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OFFICE FURNITURE REDUCED

Now is the time to save money on Office
furniture. We have the largest stock in
Delaware and our prices are lowest. Special
So-inch Oak Typewriter Desk. $500.
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MANY NEW ARRIVALS IN RUGS

We have just received, a large shipment Of
fine Administer Rugs. Typical values: it.
II #. Administer Rugs, $3.50 to $500; s #.
5 in. X 10 #. 6 in. fine Administer Rugs,
s49.5O, Tapestry Brussels. 8 fl. u f.,
$24.75.
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Letters OF Administration.

Register OF Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters OF administration
on the estate of Frank Ryan to Ma
rie Ryan and letters testamentary ON
the estate Of Mary Elizabeth Stigers to
Madeline ID. Carey.
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when Shs arrived here on Thursday.
but insistcd on PLAYING. She Sang and
danced at all performances Thursday.
on Friday.
Death came q few minutes after I
o'clock Saturday morning. The body
was shipped to tho actress mother In
Boston.
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DEATH OF AN ACTRESS.
Pneumonia Proved Fatal to Miss Mayo
Kingston.

Pneumonia caused the death Of Mirs
Mayo Kingston, an actress with the
musical sketch known a, "Hanky
Panky,' on the bill MT tho Aldine
Theatre. the last three days OF last
week. The young woman was III
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Read the cla.sifled ads.--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-16
ENGAGEMENTS

William Edwin Matthews the Ethelbert M the wedding to August ]. William Frank Bndgers approaching of their daughter Lucy Rebeccs Hdebrand the wedding take in fall and Mrs John Maxwell of Pelham Ga announce of their daughter Imogene Mir Leonard Lafayette Jry the wedding to take place in August Sutherland the Anne Elizabeth to Mir Franklin Stanley Hughes the wedding to take place in August L. the Ece Odis the wedding to announced later
 
 approaching marriage of their daughter Flora Roy Kmbrough Thomasvle wedding place Wednesday, August 16. Price Davidson daughter Ly Price, MT Robert Yorkn Jacob of Bmng The will be soemnzed Tuesday, August the Memorial Chapel of the Holy Unionwn csDaelDr and Mrs J. S. Daniel of Roe Ga the of their daughter Katherine Hemp stead L. l., the marriage to take place in the fall McKbbo BaiyMr and Mrs Emmett J. Bailey the of their daughter Mary Vrn to Mir John Bingham Mo Ribbon be solemnized the fall of brides Newman. and Mrs Frank daughter Belle George of Montgomery the wedding part of July
 
 the of their daughter Annie Owens, IT,. the wedding to a of
 
 approaching their daughter Mir Thomas Mldrum of Alexandria, the July 26
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-16
MATINEE DANCE


 One of the most enjoyable affairs of thu week past at Linger Longer lodge was the matinee dance Satur- day afternoon with MT. Henry F. mont as hosts. The following were included among the guests:
 Cecil Gray Johnston, Dorothy Ket- tig, Adelaide Fo-. Helen Strong. Frances Johns. Matilda Hood, Mary Hansel Shook, Edith Mabry, Eliza beth Messer, Florence Lyle, Miranda Yerkes, Mary Alexander. Jennie Ab- bolt, Annie Louise Morrow, Dalo Oliver, Bingham Oliver, Myra Belle Pope. Katherine Westcott. Virginia Gunter, Elizabeth Donovan, Susan Mabry. Ann Gallion, Lillian Fearn, Alexandria London, Marie Strong. Maria Lassiter. Janice Nowell, Hugh kaul, Walter Allen. Walter DeBar- deleben, Percy Badham. William Rushton. Henry Beaumont. Terry Hogue. Zene McRobert. John Cole. George wofford. Henry Jones, Lem ten Selman, George Clark. Ethelred Lykes, Frank Blackford, Morton Me- smith. Clifton Terrell. Neal Collins, Carl Mccall, Virgil Mccall, Lowry
 
 hard Barnes, William Britt. Lewis Moseley. Emmett LanninE. Hugh Daniels, Roderick Mcleod, Asa Hoyt, Weaverton Fadely. Ed Leake, Francis Coleman, Leary Redus. Jim Aird, Ed Hood. Malcolm Beatty. John Grey, Ned Stuhbs, Frank Bromberg. Urban Peters, Ed Whatley. Clarke Gillespy, Vassar Allen. Henry McCarty, Charles Paul, Hubert Scruggs, Fred Carey, William Lowrey. George Johnston. Jack Seals. Merrill Simms, Allison Ament, Sam Galloway.
 The following were the chape- rones: Mir, and Mrs. George Johnston. MT. and Mrs. Clarence Moss. MT and Mrs, H. F. Beaumont, MT. and Mrs. M. D. Simms, MT. and Mrs E. c, Fearn. CARD PARTY
 A benefit card party will be given on Thursday afternoon at o'clock and in the evening at o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. C. Gribbon, at 5020 First avenue.