THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1921
SOCIETY
MRS. MARGARET KGLLT ABERXETHT, Editor
(MMPboMKalM
iSS CAROLINE B. MOORE
.HIDE OF CHARLES THOMAS
. Prominent Carolina and
Florida I Families Reception
. ; Follows.
In a ceremony . of exceptional
beauty U brilliance. Miss Caroline
Brevard Moore, daughter of Mr. and
Mm Robert Cunningham Moore, and
Mr. Charles Lewis Clark Thomas
war wedded at Saint Peter's Epli
oopal church last evening at 7
o'clock, the rector Re. B. A. Penlck,
Jr, officiating.
! ' The bridal music was rendirejfjby
ilr. Robert I. Keeeler.
Ob the altar were vases of white
chrysanthemums and seven-br&BChzJ
ed candlesticks homing ugntea ta
ers, above which was the electric
cross. Tall floor vases of white
chrysanthemums and Southern
smilax arranged on each aide of the
aisle designated the seats for the
specially Invited guests.
The wedding march trom "Lo
hengrin" was rendered as the pro
cessional and Mendelssohn's march
as the recessional.
1 - MacDowell'a "To A Wild Rose"
was played during the service.
The bride waa given in marriage
by ber father, Mr. Robert Cunning
ham Moore.
Mr. Thomas was attended by Mr,
1 Benjamin Bowen, of Jacksonville,
Kla.
Miss MUlicent Blanton. of 8helby.
I was maid of honor.
The bridesmaids were: Miss Mar
garet McGregor, of Columbia, 8. C,
, Miss Ella Crawford Heath, of Wlnns
horo, S. C, Miss Susanna Pegues, of
Greenville, 8 .C, Misa Josephine
Rose, ot Henderson,. Misa Mary Rog
era Gibbon and Miss Gladys Palmer,
of Charlotte.
;t The groomsmen were: Mr. Clark-
son Jones, Mr. Armand de Rosset
Myers, Mr. W. Frank Dowd, Jr., Mr.
Maertce Steadman, Mr. John Payne,
Mr. Randolph Scott:
The ushers were: Mr. Edwin Clark-
Brown btty
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making
a specialty of
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Dinner for Si. 00
'Cafeteria Service on Street Floor
far the young man wtio is win-
l( to rid at a speed of So miles
rid do It easily, and also economi
iUty, the Cleveland Motorcycle is
ha , machine. Queen City Cycle
iompany, 41 North College Street
. ; ' 1
The Gray Shop fo
A Tfce FiftliNArarae Shop Of The Cwolinw A
Smart Modes For
Autumn
Fin materials, stunning styles, that empha
sise the smart simplicity of MELLOlt'8 AP
PAREL. Quality that is self evident at mod-
"tmr wetrxatvmx-rsrrtimasmvt. : -
Fur Coats ahd Wraps Suits Top Coats
Gowns Dresses Blouses Hats Foot-
y 1
"J
war.
son, Mr.' Vaughan Hawkins. Mr.
Maurice Rellley, Mr. Gus Travis.
The bride waa beautiful in an ex
flulslterldalQwnp.fwhlte satin
embroidered in seed pearls and trim-
rpwpalnrlace; 'A cluster ;oi
white satin roses with pearl center
fell from the waist. The long train
embroidered in pearls bung from the
shoulders. Her veil waa of illusion
worn cap'faahion edged in real laca
and held with a coronet of orange
blossoms-She carried a colonial
bouquet of white aweet peas with
shower of lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was gowned in
turquoise blue chiffon over cream
lace. ,
The maids' dresses were fashioned
of chiffon andxream lace, two were
orchid, two blcre and two pink. The
attendants all carried colonial bou
quets of pink sweet peaa with show
ers. he-wedding scene waa one of rare
beauty and charm and was followed
by an elegant reception at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Moore, on Kingston avenue, Dll
worth. Receiving with Mr. and Mrs.
MoOre were the members of the
bridal party,' relatives and out-of-town
guests.
Mrs. Moore wore a beautiful
gown of coral chiffon beaded in
crystal and silver girdle, and crarled
an orchid ostrich fan.
Mrs. Thomas, mother of the bride!
groom, was handsomely gowned in
blacV chiffon embroidered In silver
over satin. She wore a corsage of
orchids and roses.
In the upstairs livlngroom many
costly and beautiful wedding gifts
were displayed.
A color-note of white and green
was observed in the decorations of
the home, a great profusion of ropes
and chrysanthemums being used.
The centerpiece of the dlnlngroom
table was an artistic arrangement of
bride roses, white snapdragons and
maldenhaiforns.
Mr. and Mrl Thomas left for an
extennlve tour of Florida. On their
return to the city they will make
their home with the bride's parents.
The bride is the only child of Mr.
and Mrs. Moore and is prominently
connected. On her paternal side she
Is descended from the Moores and
Pattersons of York county and on
her maternal side from the Clark
sons and Simons of Charleston, lead
ing old families in the Palmetto
state. She was graduated from St.
Mary's college at Raleigh last June
and was to have been one of this
season's debutantes. Mrs. Thomas is
young and pretty, with bright men
tality and is petite and attractive,
1 winsome and vivacious. No brlde
: elect in recent years has been enter-
talned more extensively.
Mr. Thomas Is the only child of
i Mr. and Mrs. Georeg Thomas, of
. Jacksonville, one of the leading old
' families in Flerlda. He was In the
, uviution branch of the service dur
I ing the world war and came to Char
lotte to locate Just after the armistice
wax signed. He holds a position with
(.'. C. Coddlngton and Is achieving
much success. He is held In high
regard by his business associates. Mr.
i Thomas Is a young man of attractive'
, personality and genial manners and
since coming to Charlotte haa been
one of the most popular young men
In the city.
Out-of-town guests at the wedding
were: Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas,
of Jacksonville, Fla., parents of the
groom Mr. and Mra C. I C.
Thomas, of Madison, Ga., the former.
an uncle of therroom; Miss MUlicent
Blanton, of Shelby, who Is a student
at Holllns college, Va.; Mlaa Susanna
Pegues, of Greenville, 8. -C; Miss
Margaret , McGregor, of Columbia,
8. C; Misa Josephine Rose, of Hen
derson, who is a student at Bt
Mary's college at Raleigh; Mis Ella
Crawford Heath, of Wlnnsboro, S.
C; Miss Mary Moffltt, of Asheboro;
MlsaMamle Moore, of Little Bwitier.
Jand; Mr. and Mra Thomas F. Mc-
Dow, of York, 8. C: Misa Annie seal
QIarkson Jones, of Little Switzerland;
Mra, H. J. Gregg."bf CoIflffiB!rrC:r
Mr-Maurice- Tewnsend-or Auguaia.
Ga.; Mr. and Mra George Blanton
and Mr. Charles Blanton, of Shelby;
Mr. D. 8. Walker, of Rhodhlss; Mr,
Stephen Miller, of Richmond, Va. '
Planning' for Halloween Party..
It was an interested, enthusiasts
group of girls who met the leaders
when they went out .for the regular
club meeting at the T. W. C. A.
cottage Tueaday night. This meet
ing marked the close of a member
ship contest which resulted In vic
tory for the "B team." This team
will be entertained1 by the losing
team at a supper later in the
month.
The club started the year with
five members and at the -Tuesday
night meeting which the third of
the club year, there were 27 en
rolled. After the business was finished
the rest of the evening was devoted
to making all sorts of attractive
decorations for their Halloween
party. The Belmont club will also
have a Halloween party. This club
has an enrollment of 25 and Its
spirit of co-operatlon is especially
fine.
Bridal Party Entertained.
Mrs. C. Furber Jones and Miss
Annie Clarkaon entertained in
honor of their nlec;, Miss Caroline
Deatraixl Xfnnra unH hf WPrlriiniT
party Wednesday evening after the
v i ' .u- 1 vi- 1
renearsai at wi numr ui mi. an-.
Mrs. Edward A. Quintard, the lat
ter a daughter of Mrs. Jones.
The party was one of the most
elaborate given In honor of Miss
Moore.
The home was arranged through
out with bride roses and white
chrysanthemums. The bride's cake
was one of . unusual beauty. The
ice course was served in the wea-
wing bells and bride's slippers.
When the cake was cut the ring
fell to Mr. Maurice Steadman, the
heart to . Mr. Armand de Rosset
Myers, the button to Mr. Randolph
Scott, the dime to Miss Susanne
Pegues of Greenville, S. C the
wishbone to Mr. Maurice Rellley. J
Sherrlll-Jetton Wedding.
Miss LUlie Mue Jetton, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Jetton
and Mr. Sloan 8. Sherrlll were mar
ried at the First Baptist church
yesterday morning at 9:30 o'clock,
the pastor, Rev. Dr. Luther Little,
officiating.
The pulpit was grouped with tow
ering palms and Immediately In i
front were three seven-bra nched
Cathedral candlesticks holding light- :
ed, tapers, forming an effective back- 1
ground for the impressive vows.
Mrs. Alexander Stephens rendered
the wedding march from "Lohen-1
grin" as the bridal party entered. t
Messrs. M. R. Marsh and Robin
Kirby were groomsmen.
Miss Sarah Jetton, elster of the
bride, was maid of honor.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, Mr. Charles M. Jet
ton. Mr. Sherrlll was accompanied by
Mr. Wayte Thomas as best man.
The bride wore a handsome dress
of brown duvetyn with mink neck
piece and brown Velvet hat and car
ried a beautiful shower ot ophelia
roses and white sweet peas.
Miss Jetton, the maid ot honor,
was gowned in black lace with sil
ver trimmings and brown mallne
hat trimmed in Frenoh flowers and
carried an armful of pink Killarney
hoses. 1
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rHEST COLDS
1 Apply over throat and chest
w cover with hot flannel cloth.
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VapoRuq
Over 17 Millhnjan Vttd Ytariy
When we recall the hardships
VtM M s fc
of mu mothers, bow thankful
we should be for such modern
conveniences as the
CrVDETHEATER
Ms loaaar Is alshwasUBa a tadloa
Job. a Itating the heatiat of many
pans of hot wstar. With aCAOST la
year aooe it is sunply a auttar of
tatoiaatbefauest.
The CADBT boras coal and weed
Ma svaaeoilsot'sslvaBlaKiplpe
sorrouad the tre bowl This noiuai ve
aad patenterf faatuta inturat the
BMxiausa saooat of hot water from
the least amount of fuel.
Th4 prictts low
Every aaatsr has tha
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whits mated door
pta. Look far h.
GUARANTeS ,
The CADST isatadeof
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ed by ahilfcd labor. We
guarantee complete
Local Dealers.
back.
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Atlanta. Ga.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
1 '' Friday. . ' .. . ,
11:10 a. m. Important called meet
v ing of the Mecklenburg chap
ter, J). A. R., at Carnegie libra
ry. Brief meeting. ' ? y
1 p.m. Luncheon at the Woman's
i club for club member -,
1:30 p. m. -Miss Katherine Scott will
fflya aJuncheon at the Charlotte
Country club in honor, of rler
- --sisterr-Mrs.' Weoley Haath -1:30
p m. The Virginia Pare cjrele
will meet with Mra. C. N. G.
Butt at her heme on Avondale
avenue, Dilworth. ; ,
3:80 p. m. The Dolly Madison
book club will meet "with Mm.
"Martin Davis at her home near
the- Charlotte country club.
3:30 p. m. The Research Book club
will meet with Mrs. Butord Pat
terson at her home on Clement
avenue.
3:30 p. m. Miss Catherine GUmer
will entertain at cards at her
home in Myers Park in honor of
Miss Joy Draper ana Miss sog
ers Gibbon.
4 p. m. The Chelldon book club
will meet with Mrs. Thomas B.
Wright at her home 700 East
avenue.
4 p. m. -The Cranford Book club
will meet with Mrs. C. L. Hunter
at the home ot her sister, Mrs.
H. C. Jones, in Myers Park.
7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. T. Croft
Woodruff will give a buffet sup
per followed by bridge at their
home near the old-remount sta
tion In honor of Mrs. J. William
Buck.
8 p.
m. Fathers' Night at the Eliza
beth school. '
m. The Roselle Springer class
of the First Baptist Sunday
school will give a concert In the
t P
church auditorium.
9 p. m. to 12. A dance will be give
at th Ri Fbs c ub for mem-
at the Red Fes club for mem
hers and their families and vis
iting Shriners.
Saturday.
3:30 p. m. Mrs. John L. Morehead
and Mrs. Morehead Jones will
entertain at bridge at the Char-
lotte Country club,,
8:30 d. m. to 8 n. m. Dinner will
be served at the Charlotte
Country club. '
7 n. m: The Charlotte Sanatorium
Nurses' literary club will met
at the sanatorium. Mrs. Isaac
Hardeman. Jr.. leader.
n. m. to 12. A subscription dance
will be given at the Charlotte
Country club for members and
their families.
during the ceremony Mrs. Stephens
played "Forget-me-not. oy Mac
beth.
Mnrtimohn'K march was render
da m the bridal party left the
church.
A large assemblage of relativea
and friends were present at the
marriage.
Mr And Mrs. Sherrlll left lm
mediately for a trip to Washington
and New York, after which they
will be at home In Joliette, 111.
Airs. Shjerrlll Is the older daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M.
Jetton and Is one of Charlotte's
brightest young women, with attrac
tive, winning personality. She Is
admired by a host of friends.
Mr Sherrlll Is the older sort of
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Sherrlll of
this city, and is a rising young
chemist. He was formerly con
nected with the Chemical Construc
tion company in this Hty and left
here last April tp accept an im
portant position with the Calumet
Chemical company In Joliette, 111.
He is a young man of splendid
ability and sterling qualities of
character and is held in high re
gard oy his associates and friends.
Mr. and , Mra Sherrlll received
numerous handsome wedding gifts.
. Parties Continue at Camp IaUta.
This summer proved to be the
most successful season that the Y.
W. C. A. Camp Latta has ever
known. The camp Is located 12
miles from Charlotte in a beautiful
spot In the woods. Long Creek
runs across one corner of the land
and a delightful swimming pool has
I been built in It. During the years
that the camp haa been In existence
many girls have learned to swim
In this pool as there has been a
swimming Instructor In charge
every year. Many business women
spent their vacation at the camp
and every week-end the camp was
tilled to Its capacity and many had
to be turned away for lack of suf
ficient room. .
Miss Emma Blggers has been
camp director thlR summer and
Miss Marion Dudley, girls' work
secretary at the T. W. C. A. rec
reation leader during the month uf
flune and the physical director at
the Y. W. C. A., Miss Zena Morrell.
during the renminder'of the season.
Ever since the close of the season
the camp has not been idle, as
many parties have spent some" time
there.
Rummage Kale.,
The laidles aid society of St.
Mark's Lutheran church, will hold a
rummage sale tomorrow, beginning
at 9:80 a. m., In the vacant lot on
East avenue. All those who have
donations for the sale are requested
to send them to the lot tomorrow
morning by 9:30 o'clock.
9
Dance at Red Fez Club.
A dance will be given at the, Red
Fez club this evening from 9 to 12
o'clock for the members and their
families and any visiting Shriners.
The Shrine band will furnish the
music and the dance promises to b$
largely attended.
The bull room of the club Is one
of the finest In the city and the
dances given there are among the
most enjoyable social affairs Jn fra
ternal circles.
Mrs. Young Improving. j
Mrs. M. S. Young, who has been j
seriously ill at the Charlotte sana
tortum for.the past month, is much '
improved and was able to return
to her home in Concord yesterday. ;
In-Honor of Mrs. Buck. '
A charming event .of. the evening
will be the buffet supper and card !
party given by Mr. and Mrs. T. j
Croft Woodruff at their home near :
the old remount station In honor of
Mrs. J. William Buck of Jackson
ville, Fla.. who is the attractive I
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Holt I
Dates.
in-ttimtite vi Miss Mwir: - 4
Mrs. Kichard A. Myers entertain
ed at bridge at her home on Tenth
avenue Wednesday afternoon In
honor of her cousin, Miss Caroline
Brevard .Moore, whose marriage to
Mr. Charles Lewis Clark Thomas
took place last evening.
Miss Susanne Pegues of Green
ville, S. C, tied with Misa Gladys
Palmer for the first prlae and on 1
the cut It fell to Miss Pegues, Miss I
Elsie Palmer cut the consolation
prize and Miss Moore, received the
honor prise. 1. !
Mrs. Tillett Club noaU-ws.
Mrs. Johfr Tillett waa the charm-1
ing. hostess to. the Duplicate bridge
club yesterday morning at the Char
lotte Country club. I
Miss Joy Draper won the prise for'
the top eoore and Mia Rogers Gib
bon cut the consolation price.
A flve-oourse luncheon followed
the game. ,
Special guests of the club were:
Miss Joy Draper -and Miss Rogers
Gibbon, brides-elect, M m .Marlon
Voorhlee, of Portland, Oregon, guest
of Miss Draper, Miss Elizabeth Mil
ler, Miss Ann Taliaferro, Mrs.
Charles W. Tillett, Jr.
Members of the- club aside from
Mrs. Tillett are: Mrs. David Clark,
Mrs. Charles E. Lambeth, Mrs. Dan
F. Carroll, v Mrs. IS. A. Quintard.
MrsrThoTnglHgm1eisuii. Mis. OV Br
Bryant, Mrs. Lane Etheredge, Mrs.
John L. Morehead, Mrs. Morehead
Jones, Mrs. Edwin T. Cansler, Jr.
BlackweJder-Dcaton Wedding.
Mra Russell Deaton, and Mr. E.
M., Black welder, of Mallard Creek,
were married yesterday afternoon at
4 o'clock in the church house of the
Second Presbyterian church, Rev. J.
T. McCutchan. assistant minister
of the church, performing the cere'
mony. Relatives and aeveral friends
were present.
Tbe bride and groom are both of
prominent families of the Mallard
Creek section of the county. The
bride is pretty and attractive and
universally loved in her home corn
mun ty. -
The groom Is a young man of bus1-
ness ability and commands a host of
friends In the state. He Is connect
ed with the Balfnson Humidifier
company of Winston-Salem, and ha
and his bride will make their home
In Tarboro.
Chelldon Book Club.
The Chelldon Book club will meet
with Mrs. Thomas H. Wright at her
home, 700 East avenue, this after
noon at 4 o'clock. This is the first
time that the club haaxmet with
Mrs. Wright since she has moved
into her new home.
Mecklenburg Chapter D. A. R.
An Important called meeting of
Mecklenburg chapter, D. A. R., will
be held at Carnegie library this
morning at 11:30 o'clock. All mem
bers are urged to be present for a
brief meeting.
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Levy-Shelhj, Wedding.
Cards have beenossueoNreading as
follows:
Mr-and Mra Charles Davis 8helby
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Sarah Estelle
to
Mr. Archie Allen Levy
on Thursday, October the twentieth
nineteen hundred and twenty-one
Charlotte. North Carolina
The wedding was celebrated yes
terday evening at 7 o clock, the cere
mony having been performed by Rev.
J. T. McCutchan, assistant pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church, in
the absence of the pastor, Rev. Dr.
A. A. McGeachy.
The wadding was a quiet affair,
only a few relatives and close friends
having been in attendance.
Mrs. Levy Is the only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Shelby, of 811
East avenue. She was educated at
the city schools and a Queens col
lege.
Mr. Levy Is the son of Mr. Nathan
lal Eugene .levy and the late Mra
Ada Levy, of Monroe. He was In
service overseas for nearly a year,
having taken his training at Camp
Gordon, Ga. Mr. Levy is connected
tlth the firm of Hamilton LUes coin
any, of Monroe.
Mr. and Mrs. Levy left last night
for Washington and other northern
cities. On their return-they will re
side at Monroe.
AshcvtUe Couple Wed Here.
A popular couple of Ashevllle,
Miss Edna Hunt and Mr. William
E. Ware, were quietly married in
the parlor of the Second Presbyter
Ian church Wednesday evening at
7:80 o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. T. McCutchan,
executive secretary of the church.
Mr. King was originally from
Kings Mountain, but has resided in
Ashevllle for about a year. He Is a
cousin of E. Lr Ware, 405 South
Tryon street.
Mrs. Myers Honors Brides-FJect.
One of the prettiest luncheons of
the autumn was. that given by Mrs.
J. Q. Myers at the Charlotte Coun
try club Wednesday In honor of
Miss Minnie Everett Little and Miss
Sara Lily D.ckcry. the latter v of
Rockingham.
Miss Dockery's wedding to Mr.
Oxmer Lucas Henry will take place
next Thursday evening in Rocking
ham. . .
Miss Little's wedding to Mr.
Tates Edgerton will take place in
this city November 9th.
Yellow chrysanlm.-Miums formed
the center piece - of the luncheon
table and the place cards were
handpalnted In yellow.
An elaborate luuncheon was serv
ed. Covers were laid for 20.
Beautiful Concert Tonight.
Lovers of music are looking for
ward with ke,en delight to tiro- eon
cert that will be given at the First
Baptist church this evening at 8
o'clock, under the auspices of the
Roselle Springer S. .day school
class.
No admission will be charged but
an offering will be taken - for the
purpose of buying a handsome
piano for the Sunday school.
The member of the class have
secured splendid talent for the eve
ning's . concert and they hope that
the artists will be greeted tby a
large audience.
The program: follows:
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C A ST O R I A
JJOW often have you en
vied some friend or ac
quaintance her ability to
look well in any costume?
How often have you said,
"She is always well dress
ed, no matter what she
wears?" Did you ever
stop to think that the
secret of real style lies, not
figure itself? And the
greatest modern answer to
the question of making the
most of your figure is
Nubone Corstt
Represented by
MRS. MAUDE HAAS
215 Worthington Ave.,
Charlotte; N. C.
Phone 581
Reading "Under Two Flags"
Oulda Miss Ethel M. King.
Trio "Twillaht" Frame ' Abt
Misses Mary Love, Rachel Bummer
row, Martha Downs. ,
Violin (a) "The Hungarian
Dance"tHaefghe; (b) "The Bwan"
r Saint Baens Miss Ruth Hanna.
HnlnuX-ArU ,; "Tannhauaer" Wlf-
ner Violin, piano and organ -Miss 1
bummerrow.
Concerto Iff A Minor Grieg-
Mrs. Hlnson Brown. Miss Elsie.
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They make unneces
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starting the furnace
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Bummerrow, Mr, J. A. Bate, Mr. SJ.
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A New Black Slipper -
DeLANE'S
36 E. Trade St
ITS. PURITY SHOULD APPEAL JO YOU ITS
TASTE CERTAINLY WILL
When a loaf of bread combines purity and foodness with all the food.
' properties that go to make a perfect and complete meal, tbe '
. larger part of the diet problem Is solved.
BUTTER - NUT BREAD :
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IS XHB BRVAI r
CAROLINA BAKING COMPANY
. VtsH Our STew ttore 00 South Church Street -'-'.v,
a Wild Rose MacDo well: (b)
Humoresque Dvorak Mr. Freds
rick Hall. ,
' Miss Helen Marie Day, director. - -
Mrs. Alex. Stephens, at the piano.
flf EAR OWTf SHIP fi HELLED.
HAMBURG, Oer. Villagers along
Lammerilhe German coast reported sounds. 1-
or , gunnery . in tne Bay or Biscay .a f
It was that of Fr4nch battleships ,
scrapping the former German bat
tleship Thurlngen. - -
ALL FOR ONEr
ONE FOR ALL
(The hoar to near at hand.)
4
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Eighth StTMt
A well cleaned ear.
A well greased eaa '
A belter and more enjoy ably ear.
It'e done at the
AUTO INN
The House Tbas lervtoa Ball
TRY tV .TODAT
doth Sides of Poplar B.u teles)
Trade and Fourth
by
out
v.
of gjazed kid and
as pictured with
three instep straps
fastening by buckle.
A ivery attractive
slipper most moder
ately priced at
$5.00
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