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The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

Il have just looked thru the Nir-
ginia Dare Hotel, from basement
TO roof. and l want to tell you that
IL is the Swelle,t and most modern
thing i'm Eastern North. Carolina
said the Bank Clerk to the Soda
Jerker.
Yes replied the Soda Jerker,
II understand that it is SO darn
modern that they have twin beds
in the bridal chambers.
There you go.' exclaimed the
Bank Clerk: "the whole trouble
with marriage To-day is the prevail
cuce of 80 many damphool notions
in regard to it. | was in Selig's
'iewelty store the other morning
when a young buck pranced In ana
said he wanted jazz band to cost
not more than SO, 1t took Frank
Sclig ten minutes to get it thru Ills
head that what the fool wanted
WAS IL wedding ring
"WclI. is this to he a dialogue
about modern marriage this morn
iu-. or are we to discuss the new
hotel?" said the Soda Jerker.
Lets talk about the hotel, said
tbe Bank Clerk. "And by way of
,cca,erutinr the conversation | want
Won TO give me your ideas about
fine mezzanine floor of this new and
pahtial abode of the visitor amidst
orr mongst. In all the hotels l
have ever seen the mezzaDine floor
was of regulation floor height. Il
sort of second floor or gallery high
up from the lobby or main floor
But in the Virginia Dare they nave
placed the mezzanine about five
feet six inches above the floor oil
the lobby. putting the mezzanlne
floor lust about on Il level with
the eyes of man OF average
height .,
"Well. what's wrong with that"
asked the Bank Clerk.
"Just this" said the Soda 'Ierker :
"if the women take to this new
hotel that mezzanine is going 10
nroyide the greatest leg show In
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
WALTER SMALL
HAD $27,O98.O6
IN COBB CRASH
Other Local Investors LOST
Heavily In Sensational Nor
folk Bankrupt.

Elizabeth City creditors Vi
the bankrupt brokerage iirh'
of Cobb Bros. & Co, OF Nor
folk. are unsecured creditors
Of the bankrupt firm i'll the
s,,n Of S57,4O2.26. The heav-
lest loser reported is W. L.
Small who had $N9ooo on
the credit side of the OooO
ledpers when the crash came a
few weeks ago.
The facts are made known by the
Doily Record. Il newspaper devoteo
70 the courts. finance. coiiih'e''e.
real estate and building news o'
Norfolk and vicinity. ,.
The next heaviest Elizape'h my
Iosar in Cobb Bros. is reported as
] H. SCHULZ whose unsecured creui'
Continued on page FiTe)
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
IT TAKES A LOT
OF HELP TO RUN
A REAL HOTEL
Forty Three Men and Women
On Virginia Dare Staff
Many Experts

1t is a notable army Of hotel
help that Manager ]. i. John
son Of tir Virginia Dare Hotel
has organized to run the Nir-
giuia Dare Hotel and there are
43 employees in all, some Of
them coming to tho Virginia
Dare h-om the best hotels i'll
America.
II takes u lot of help to run Il
.Lctcl right and many of them must
hr experts. Manager Johnson has
Scme experts. Let's take Il look
at the personnel of his staff.
Ts begin with. there's X. j. Col
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

Warren @. Hardings admlnistra-
tion In the White House was "the
most ShnmeIess IN ApericaB his,
Ffory rrsnk Kent. y1ce president
of the B.lltimOrc Sun and a noted
political writer. declared mt Greens,
boro during the course Of the Open
Forum meeting at the King Cotton
hotel. The opinion was extracted
from Mr.. Kent when he was asked
a question about the book "Reyelry,
alleged to be novel lnlsed on
Harding scandals. The writer r.
ferretl TO Harding as u fifth rate
senator" The scandals of the ad-
minlstration. however. Mr.. Kent
continued should lie written as fact
and not as fiction.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

Th" dinner is c~stip, five d"ilars
4 plate aud there will not be half
Sn many guests a there would be mt
4 dollar plate. But five dollars
is the minimum price for the open.
juS dinner for first class hotel and
the Virginia Darc doesn't take a
hack seat for any hotel in the mat,
ter Of first claSSncSS i'm cuisine.
Scrvics and all the rest Of ir.
The dinner will h enlivened with
music and speaking. The dinner
music will I've furnished by Larry
Skinner. Jr. and his Dayhreakers
Orchestra. There will be cOntraltU
solo by Mrs Thorburn Bennett: a
violin srlo by Miss Minnie Nash
tenor solo by Harold Foreman and
4 ukelcle novelty by ErSkime Duff.
Mrs. J. Wesley Foreman will bc
accompa for the SoloistS.
And there win he speaking. {.
] w. NVttuS'b. tf"n JN'Vs Suo@' W.
MeckinS and Blucber E.hringhaus
will put the veniilatinr SYSTEM of
!. tho hotel ant sf the running Cor q
space OF whatever time Tor speech
making is allotted them
And after the guests have gotten
away with all the fod aud listened
to all the speeches. those who have
enough energy left will dance until
the milk man starts on his round.
Aud local feet are prapcinS tO try
their STEPS On the magnificent ftoor
of the biz l,aIl room. than which
there is nothing finer in Eastern
North Carolina.
The officers and directors of the
Elizabeth City Hotel Corp. are dis
ouvointrd i'm the fact that number
,f ONT of town nntableS will not be
preScnt, But this is ArmiStice Day
and invitations were necessarily
sent out on such short notice that
most Of the hi: boys had already
hecp dated M. The Hon. JosephtlS
Daniels sends regrets: likewise Con-
rressman Warren. Even Judge
Frank Winston was already d;itS'
ND and misses the seasons DIE
chance.
The dinner starts promptly ai
o'clock. Chef Thummler AMI ms
assistants started the pots BOILING
last night and Henry f'uSeiS ana
his staff of walters are having the'r
Tnxe,Ios pressed and drill'nG f"r
The biz event. Some of the guests
will wear Tux too.
And .td-morrOw mornlh" El'H'
,beth city will shake hands WIN
itself aml say: Some hotel we've
.ot here: some town. this Eii|'
obeth city" Oh boy. Just "atch Us
strut
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
che BANK CLERK Aso THE S00A ugPKeR
GREATEST LEG SHOW IN THE CAROLlNAS

North Carolina. All that mezzanine
needs to complete the effect Is a row
of footlichts to light up the show.
NO niddle-aged man or CID boy
will ever I've able to hold a job as
clerk at the Virginia Dare, because
his eyes and his rTnd will be on
the mezzanine and he wont he able
TO keep his mind on his job. l
wonder il the architect, VIM Stod-
dart had all this I'm mind when he
placed that mezzanine the way he
has placed it,
Not at ALL" said the Bank clerk |;
'the architects idea i'm regard to
that mezzanine was purely one of
effectiny big economy in hotel
operation. 1t costs about three
cents To run an electric elevator up
or down. Most Of the elevator
travel in q small hotel Is from the
lobby to the mezzuniDe. Women
are forever trOtting back and forth
and they will never walk up or
down a full flight Of stairs If there
l. an elevator to serve them. Ana
so In the Virginia Dare the Inezza-
nine floor was placed purposely' low
to do away with elevator service
between the lobby and the mezzl-
nine and dining room. As a stock
holder in the hotel You should al-
preciate this ingenious stroke Of
economy"
II am not stockhohler, said
the Soda Jerker.
But I saw your name on the list
of subscribers to Jtock" Replied
the Bank Clerk.
"That's different said the Soda
.Ierker.
(Why not get tho bsok Of the
Bank Clerk and tbe Soda Jsrk9, .
choice collection Of their rih and
raey arrunntsi 80 cents By mAiL
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

Highway Commission. The first
time Pete saw Billy (ahout Il year
aSol he vowed he was going to meet
and marry her. Everybody laughed
except Pete. Pete is enc OF these
-viSaged chaps who desnt laugh
when he means business.
And 50 Billie Saunders. ID year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Nv.
o." up and married Sidney Smith
aye "a. at the home of the Drlde :
PARENTS in Elizabeth City Sunday
Nov, 9th. 1927. They will make
their home in Farmville. \. {. until
tbe State Highway Commission
moves Pete Oh to some other pro-
iect The picture of Billie is from
a Hamblin photo.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
". T. CULPEPPER
TO CLEAN UP
ANUCLYC0RNER

An important Improvement
for the corner Of Colonial
Ave. and Martin St. is contem-
plated by W. I. Culpepper who
purchased the Glover property,
S. feet on Colonial Ave. by lSo
fl. OH Martin St. this week>fur
a consideration o( $4,000. p
Mr.. Culpcppcr will not get pos
session Of the property until April
1923 but it Is known that he has
plans for Il buildlm. Improvement To-
cost In the neighbUrbn0d nf $25,O9D
There will br no rebuilding or
patching up Of thc old building now
on the property. Billy Culpepper
doesn't do things that Nay.
While unwilling 10 reveal bis
plans mt this early date Mr.. tul-
pepper says that the old buildings
will Ike razed to give place to a new
and beautiful structure that will he
the biggest Improvement IN Colonial
Ave. And a town that saw him ili-
prove the once wrctched. corner OF
pojuJeytpr st. and Colonial Ave.
and watched him project the new
aud beautiful Carolina Theatre on
the site of what was former y a
stables will await the ANNOUNCE
ment of his latest plans with lively
interest
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

lin-sworth. assistant manager and
chief clerk. of Middlsbor", Ky u
hotel man Ur wide experience VIII"
comes To Elizabeth City form the
Hotel Elicit. Suffolk. Next is the
day clerk. G. : Paris. VIII" comes
from the Hotel Fairfax. Norfolk.
Ernest jones. former clerk at the
Southern in this city is night clerk.
Then comes The steward in the
person of NJ. l.. Anderson "t Rich
mond. Va. formerly steward Of the
old Fifth Avenue Hotel in Ncw
Ytrk and himself an experienced
hotel operator
Next in line is The chef Carl
August rbudniissa BIZ, serious.
kindly German of ~ years expert
ence in American hotels. including
the Martinique and the Biltmorc.
in New York City. He comes to
Elizabeth City from the AdirondackS
where hc was chef in leading
resort hotel this summer.
Resides Chef ThuuImler there is
The second cook. Frank Christian.
nf Detrot. Mich. formerly with
the Bcok-Cadillac Hotel in Detroit
and before that with the Hotel Nor
rlSon in Chicago. 4 third cook is
Allert WhratIry. culurcd. IN Eliz-
1hclh City product
Then there is pastry cook in tho
person II !. J. Philpptts, of New
Britain, Conn who huS had n
varied experience in several big city
hotels.
IN important per- nHro now al'-
pear& in the head waiter, Henry
FuSeI.; who has served as head
waiter ut the Jefferson Hotel in
Richmond, the Monticello and the
Fairfax in Norfolk. Aud, by the
way, Henry thinks the Virginia
Pare is the finest hotel he ever
worked i'm and he declares that
uuthin. like II was ever Intended for
Elizabeth City; that il Just happen
ed. Henry brought Il staff of six
walters with him from Norfolk.
Mentioned has bC%n made else
where Of the engineering staff con
<isting of e. <. Bailey aud his t"o
assistants.
Mrs. !. T.. Blackburn, the house
keeper who comes from Grove Park
Iun. Ashevillp. has a staff of four
chamber maids and two hall men.
The hotel telephone exchange re-
auircs two hello girls and it has
found efficient ones in Miss Emma
Harnctt. a former Elizabeth city
pirI, who has Just had two years
experience in the Washington, ID
G. telephone exchange; and Miss
Addic Stafford, who gucS - the
hotel from the local exchange.
Miss Mildred Spence is cashier
i'm the cofrc shop and Jimmie Feed
.Jr.. is check boy. Another cashier
and check boy will be employed lor
the main dining ROOM.
We are getting down to the DOT
tom of the list now where We tind
six colored bell hops and two eleNa'
tor boys. mostly local boys plcked
for their experience. courteo'lsheSs
anu good appearance.
Aud so the Virginia Dare gives
employment to many skilled ana uh-
skilled employees. 1t takes a lot oi
folks to run a first cclass hotel III
a first class way.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

lille is married. Early mar
- riage for Billie was inevitable
Irca,Ise Billie was inherently lover
and home-maker. Billie loves 10
prenare meals. make her own cloth
as. fix up the house. make nome
cheerful. colorful inviting. And 50
when Pete Smith proposed marriage
Saturday night Billie jumped at her
chance and Pete and Billie were
married Sunday without further de-
law and without ceremony. Just Il
simple home wedding with the oiu
folks looking on with their heart
i'm their throatS.
pete's real name is Sidney smith,
a young. outstanding. athletic teliow
of a good Edenton family; young
engineer in the employ OF the STATE
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
A CORRECTION

Elsewhere in this newspaper l.
q Robinson is erroneously mention
ed rs first president of the Eliz-
abeth City Country Club. W. T.
Diff was the clubs first president l.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
w I'M MOTOR TRICkS
FROM OUTSIDE STATE

' u. 'rrmciI nr Elizabeth
N '"'.4rjuy - exact u license
'T'm n"irr trucks from out of
,"'' '.a. du Il business in EliZ-
u. city .';torney j. Il.
" j. IrN draftin" law for
1.''U "r ur next meeting of the
'"mDi. Virginia pXactS Il tax
~ '" Mr.. Leigh does not be-
|.fH.s'h city eau get "a
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

If you suffer from headaches
LET us examine your eyes. DIiS.
7. ID. HATHAWAY, Eye Sight
Specialists. auf.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

Eve strains are the greatest scus,e
Of nerve waste Of the body. Have
your eyes examined by DRS. j. b.
HATHAWAY, Eye Sight Specialists.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
Enter Frank Winch


And Frank Stick found Capt
Frank Winch. Capt. Winch Is one
Of the greatest dreamers in Amer
lea and one of the most impractical
fellows as well He Is recognized
as one of the greatest exploitation
agents In this country. He took
Buffalo Bill, a character Of no parti-
cular Importance, a hell raising.
romancing, drinking. brawling cow-
boy who slaughtered buffaloes for a
living and loved a lot Of women;
he took Buffalo Bill and made hipl
u national hero. Winch has pulled
many another great publicity enter
prise and his talents aS a press
agent obtained such recognition
that the DuPonts Of Delaware put
him on their pay roll at $4,000 a
year. But Capt. Winch as bdsi-
ness man Is joke.
/ And Frank Stick, artist and
visionary. and Frank Winch. press
agent and visionary. got together
and painted for themselves such a
roseate future for the Carolina
coast that they believed everything
they told each other. And so the
Carolina Development co. was per-
ruaded to put a tract Of its land Oh
the market under the name OF Nir-
ginia Dare Shores.
And Capt. Winch came to Ellz-
abeth City to exploit this first
great coastal subdivision. He was
sure he had hundred thousand
dollars to play with when he cane
here. But up In Asbury Park, N. u.
Allen Hueth and Elmer Geran had
an idea that Winch was going to
sell a hundred thousand dollars
worth Of shore lots in a matter OF q
few weeks and they were perfectly
willing to let him take that hun
dred thousand and put 1t into the
development of Virginia Dare
Shores.
Never did anything start OF In
Elizabeth City with a greater
snlurge. No newly made million
aire in Wall Street ever put on,
more dog than did Capt. Winch In
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
|4ERE, NOW
| AND
'Is The Devil Kid You !
syANCE HAvNER

=, preacher say once
: s'' nm, folks die. | imagine
IN ,av. Well. God. YOU
y, ,bi> rld fellow. I've had
~ .s,, ont or him. I've kidded
,,,, With fears and super
rrr had him thinkin: he's
>,,J the mparlonable sin
~ ',,ir., hr had every disease
". p, raurr.. He has fur
-, , lnt IT entertainment
little to" good to burn
l., the pnor coward 80.
,,,.,rh,r was driving ut a
H.. truth. >omc OF us amen
EJlS are giving the devil
.n,,..,m,u' than the down
SINNERS We sneak through
~, su,h4.. dogs, tormented
;.s.irgry troubles. worried
,fllv fears. crossing III
u, bridges before We stt To
.;u.in- hcf"r" Scarecr"wS
.rugr, lnd superstition
,-,,l,r> l." kidded AMI he-
!, .s,, vi "ur hirrhrisht of hap
anal ,u,-r>S by fictitious
,bsr d,u't really exist.
t-hi. misery i wished rn
mr 7nr'St"rS.
,grly a wonder that we do
Ina. ~ dn when You stop to
M nn III" trainload "t fool
.,p.;,. that wc inherit from
g",l, pl>'.
.rir,lmo'h"r used I" wear
af-ren fr"L> simultaneous
,j ,-rrirL around enough pill
=, start melium sized
:lcr,
h, Characterised" has i"rn
.pi,,.,l in NJ" bm decided I"
!, ou, -. from pure mean
Irfusc To- wear union suits IN
,n,cr rjmr and am u sworn
r # aII piltpc'ldlrrS.
!. ,i,ir nf my parrntage il very
# hciu. sick. They Imagine
ba,, every known disease and
on aS Il new disease i> Invent
t4 - aud .ct il. They often
!, NJ nrrnin-S feeling Zine and
,pllsnly remember that they
Supposed I" H. sick.
,.f.,, ~, with INV rbe>t
bel mv un-r creased and my
b., mhriratcl with patent medi-
WIS f,rl for several years
-ahau crackers and sweet milk
l5I -m into = howl of cabbage.
! an Of il and -o, well. lf God
hi-ltv b,bu't mixc,l n little re-
l,;.p,,c,s iprn IN, COMPOUND call
No ia h,,o rasScd out. long
J another victim cf uld-fa <hioned
IsTm.
-.
Sme nf these hurnhl- fears and
|gnIi,i, are, trained into uS hy
g-,. ,r,rLcr, Nv first notion
Ccl e., , l,r.,-Is,,r,Icd rrtriarrh
n On mn ,~cfu.. eve i'm the ccuter
Eik f,rrh.,d ,br.kiu., up on the
-lpo>, nr small bows. was one
hp,.. l,...,rir, n has roSt me u
b deal Of inrnuycnirm.c AMI en-
|'ri>>m'ut :" wc"'l "ut aud rlim-
b >pNlr uI 'I' maNIm< that take
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
ELIZABETH CITY'S FIRST
$500 A PLATE DINNER

Formal Banquet and Ball Opening New Vir
ginia Dare Hotel, The Big Event of The
Season Tonight
L n u ...-.
sARDINAS EN- CANAPE
CtLfRf OLIVES
SOJP CELERY
FRIED FILET SOLE q la DARE
ROAST PERQJDuANS SoUAR CHICKEN CHowAN DRESSING
GREEN CAMDEN PEAS
CArLIFLuwER CURRITUCK. CREAM SAUCE
HEARTS OF LETTUCE, ROANOKE ISLAND DRESSING
NEAroLITAN CREAM-rETlT FuIRS
DENI TASSE EAST LAKE a.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

4 bachelor is man who can
even enjoy staying away from home
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

That's the feed that 80 guests will sit dow t,
in the banquet of the Virginia Dare Hotel the orma
opening; Of Elizabeth CiyS and beautiful Virginia Dar
Hotel this evening.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

. SERVICE, i umeXcelled In
n s.-'.L'n- "ye'> aud fitting glasses.
= ! j. y. HATHAWAY, Eye
~ SPECIALISTS adv.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
Rack Of Tie Trouble

Back 0f Tile IT0uble
And now something Of the truth
about Virginia Dare Shores Is be-
ginning to leak out. Back Of Viz
gInia Dare Shores Is the Carolina
Development co, The Carolina
Development Co. was organized By
Allen X. Hueth, Frank Stick and
Elmer H.. Geran. Of Asburyv Park'
\. J. Hueth started It,. He fore,
saw the future In Carolina coast
property and while lands could be-
bought cheap he bought heavily for
l.ng time Investment. He says
that he never dreamed Of subdivid-
Ing the property and trying to put
on sale of lots and a Development.
Neither did Ether Geran have any
such idea. Mr.. Geran Is a sub
stantial business man and q poll
tlcIan of many interests to whom an
investment In North Carolina coast
property was only an incident. But
Frank Stick Is an artist and a
dreamer. He IL an artist Of note.
n good frllt ". a high type Of cih-
zen. But he is not business man;
he never hal business training or
experience. Frank Stick Is a dream
er. which Is not TO be held against
him
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11
THE TRUTH ABOUT THAT
VIRGINIA DARE SHORES
How A Pair of Enthusiastic Amateurs and q
Pair of Indifferent Business Associates
Pulled A Flivver s
By W. O. SAUNDERS

The leasing of offices in the
Virginia Dare Hotel Arcade BY
Virginia Dare Shores, Inc. may
be taken as all earnest OF the
intentions of the Shores people
to carry ON and redeem some
of their i'll advised and prerna-
ture promises.
Virginia Dare Shores, a sub.
sidiary of the Carolina Develop
ment Co., of Asbury Park. n. u
has had hard Shedding and gotten
itself a bad name locally within the
past six months.
In the spring of the year 1t start
ed out with great flourish OF
trumpets proclalming "A Fifty MIL
lion Dollar Development" on the
North Carolina Coast in the vicinity
Of XII Devil Hills. 1t was going
to b,lIld cement streets on the
sands. buiId hotels run q great re-,
sort-and sell lots on Virginia Dare
shores faster than deeds could be
recorded. And 1t Nil ended In n
fizzlc. The lots didn't sell and the
company didn't pay its bills around
town. They didn't owe any great
big amounts Of money, but failure
to pay small bills In little town
Is enough to start a LOT OF adverse
talk. Virginia Dare Shores has
been in anything but good repute
In Elizabeth City for several
months.
The independent. [volume] (Elizabeth City, N.C.) 1908-1936, 1927-11-11

va raised up with my rhc>t
IRsl nv pose .rra Srtl and my
b., mhrirarci with patent medi-
\ ! WIS frrl fer several years
r,han crackers and sweet milk
N .I iurn y howl of cabbage.
al Of il and got well. lf God
ki:liy hadn't mixed a little re-
'Gal,yr>S inrp the compound call
We. III hay" passed out, long
!. another victim If vld-fa Shioned
|bIm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
DOretta Hege1"
Is Bride of
Carl BnIthaub

The marriage of Miss Doretta He
ger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Heger, 613 Sanders ST., and
Carl Bulthaup took place at $3.50
p. m. Thursday at the st. Johns
Evangelical Church, with the Rev.
Ernest A. Pipenbrok officiating.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs.
Walter Nendall sang Until" and
"At Dawning." Miss Emile En-
gelau, as maid of honor, wore pale
green, and Miss Bertha Fahren-
kamp as bridesmaid, wore peach
color, gowns fashione alike with
basque blouses and bouffant skirts.
Both carried bouquets of Premier
and Columbia roses. The bride,
given in marriage by her father,
wore a gown of white bridal satin.
basque style with bouffant skirt.
Her tulle bridal veil, arranged in
coronet style, was caught with
orange blossoms and pearls. Her
arm bouquet was of brides roses
and valley lilies. Edwin Bulthaup
was best man and the ushers were
CORTLAND Coghill, and Elmer He
Der, brother of the bride.
An informal reception at the
home of the brides parents fol-
lowed the ceremony. The couple
have gone on an eastern trip and
will be at home after Oct 5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-24
Trick to
Be Feted With
Bridal Parties

Mrs. E. w. Stockdale of Louisville,
KY, formerly of this city, and her
daughters, Mrs. D. Maurice Stephen
sor and Mrs. Robert E. Bastian, 1851
Central Ave-, will entertain this
afternoon at the Marott with a
luncheon bride in honor of Miss
Gladys Trick whose marriage to
Robert M. Brewer will take place
Oct. 10.
Oct. 1, Mrs. James H. Costin and
Mrs Donald Compton will enter
tain at luncheon bridge at the IN.
dianapolis Country Club. That eve
ming Miss Mable Goddard, Miss
Sara Ewing and Mrs. James H. Rud {.
dell will be hostesses in honor of
the bride-elect. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Carver Jordan will entertain with a
dinner party Oct. 5, for Miss Trick,
and Mr.. Brewer and Miss Marjorie
Hendren will entertain Saturday
afternoon for her. That evening Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Ru6dell will have
a buffet supper bridge. Oct. Is Mrs.
william L. Thompson will honor
Miss Trick with party.