emnlzed, when Miss llazelle Pancoast Wel1818 Not White and Mr. Joel Chandler Harris, Jr., May of Atlanta were married. The bride la MILLINERY SUITS COATS DRESSES PETTICOATS YOU Just28 HEWS OF THE DAY a daughter of Mrs. E. Brockenborotigh | J White, and granddaughter of the late Beautiful Complexion Elijah V. White. The bridegroom, 'J. C.,' Jr., as everyone fondly terms him, skin foods—no through No mysterious salves—just Is the youngest son of the late Joel the use of Chandler Harris of Atlanta, whose ‘Uncle Remus' stories are known the world Ten Handsome Pony Coats over. Mr. Julian Harris, editor of the Uncle Remus Home magazine, published CARMEN Southern Weddings of Wide in Atlanta, and the bridegrooms elder COMPLEXION brother, was best man. Miss Elizabeth Interest White, only sister of the bride, was her For Selling maid Today’s of honor, and Miss Frances Con- POWDER nally of Atlanta and Miss Harriet Win- chester of Macon, (Ja.. were tho brides- use is never A Dainty, Wholesome and Pure—its objectionable SOCIAL CALENDAR maids. The ushers were Mr. Patrick hues of to anyone. Softens, refreshens and restores the natural Buckley of Chicago and Mr. Luther Ros- $65 Values ser of Atlanta- old Actually the skin—and being so exceptionally fine, it The mansion, the Prospective Hostesses—Informal Buf- home of the bride's mother, was beauti- “Never Shows Powder” fully decorated with southern smllax, this fet Compliments Mr. Adding to the already sensational values of great special Carmen Powder also other pro- Supper palms and flowers, and the ceremony was possesses the — performed by Rev. W. H. Burtliart. altogether making it the Washburn Events to ever perties, Mr. and Mrs. Harris will make their home sale one of the most distinctive bargains offered. purchase 1 Beautifier for all * Best Complexions Come—Other Notes In Chicago, where Mr. Harris Is engaged Carmen Powder is made in four shades—White, Pink, In looking after the western Interests of lined. Cream and Flesh, and your proper shade will blend These coats are made and beautifully Only tlie 'Uncle Remus' magazine.” handsomely j perfectly with the natural hues of your complexion. MYRTLE MILES Toilet Size, SOe, Everywhere. By A RECEPTION FOR 10, so choose quickly. Carmen Cold Cream la very e Mr. David Bispham, whose exquisite and smoothing a roughene EARLY DECEMBER ing art, as evidenced in his recent appear- and Bnow white. Two sizes, Mrs. Eugene Enslen, Mrs. ance here is a matter of comment among Benjamin Stafford-Miller Co., 515 Kidd and Mrs. Eugene Enslen, Jr., will music lovers wherever in draw- Worked Wonders gathered be hostesses at an afternoon tea Decem- Cash Has ing room conference or over the teacups, ber 5. received this interesting mention in Satur- day’s Town and Country magazine: JOINT HOSTESSES AT In This Great Purchase of “David Bispham gave a recital of songs AN AFTERNOON TEA in English at Carnegie hall on Sunday Mrs. Elliott Carper and Mrs. Nina Redd Mrs. Michael Chairman afternoon, October 2D. The usual large Southgate will entertain at tea the aft- Dresses Clifford, ernoon of November Suits and audience, that appears whenever this pop- Thursday, 23, from Coats, 3 to 6 o'clock, at their home. Plans ular barytone sings in public, was pres- For “Block Day” Outlines to are actually 50 per cent on the real is an earnest advocate Savings you ent. Mr. Bispham EDGEWOOD CLUB * 1 ! of American and he holds good music, ISSUES CARDS worth of the merchandise and invariably lowqr than reasons for performing his programmes Bt. Vincent’s to Be the The following card has been issued: Out-Door-Clinic, Beneficiary—The with English texts. His all English pro- Edgewood club, silver tea for Mercy of like character can be had elsewhere. Ladies of St. Vincent de Paul and Their Associates Be- gramme for Sunday had been announced Home, Tuesday, November H, 3 to 5. At goods as in two parts, namely, ‘Songs Classical home of Mrs. King, 1400 St. Charles street. gin the Distribution of Envelopes Today and Con- and Modern, by Foreigners, and Compo- sitions by Americans.’ These divisions in- In the House- MRS. R. D. JOHNSTON -Any Suit tinue Through Tomorrow cluded the names of Handel, Purcell, Sec- ADDRESS of former included in this chi, Mendelssohn, Wagner, Verdi, Cor- TUSCALOOSANS Regardless price, big Mrs, R. D. Johnston of this nelius, Strauss and for Americans, those city will be sale—velvets only excepted—and the guest today of the Quaker club In Tus- C*OJ_ DOI.IiY DALRYMPLB of Ware, Etbel, Elsenheimer and Homer. BY caloosa, at the residence of Mrs. F. B. to choose for only. was also at the close a yours There recitation, Nuzmn, presenting an address on the sub- Since the of the Outdoor Clinic the Ladies of Charity have arranged, by opening to music—a form of art in which Mr. ject, which she discussed perhaps with In which to raise enough money at St. Vincent's Hospital September, they hope Ada more eloquence than any of those to Bispham excels—entitled, 'Elaine/ by are 175 have been treated. for the Clinic, so that they will not have which she has her because plain tailored fiver patients Weigel Powers, with Mrs. Powers at given support, •i 35 Velvet Suits They It Is to $OK.00 If there has ever been a doubt In. the to call for help again during the year. closet her heart. The Tuscaloosa the In the songs calling for special suits and $20 val- piano. News says of her: Worth to $75.. actually jninds of the people of this community “If the citizens of Birmingham would dramatic fervor or clarity of enunciation, “Mrs. Johnston is one of the famous ues. that there is a crying need for this sort only respond to our call one day out of Mr. Bispham stood forth as an authority, women of Alabama, and In response to | of institution—where the sick among the tlie year,” said Mrs. Clifford, “and give the invitation of the while all that he, and his able accompan- Quakers, will address $20 Reversible $Q.95 of creed or denomina- us of their abundance, the Clinic could the club on the subject of her poor, regardless ist, Harry Gilbert, did, seemed to evoke great |{ ** and be with the achievement, the 'Boys' Industrial School ■ Polo Coats. tion, can have the best attention easily maintained, together lis- only enthusiastic pleasure among the at East Lake.’ Dresses the best services both from doctors and private donations that are made." teners.” “Mrs. Johnston Is a very charming luirses—this record ought to be conclusive “And this plan for Block Day?” I woman personally and a most enthusiastic I $30 Reversible $1 95 asked. “ \ proof that it is a positive necessity. MRS. WHITEHEAD speaker on the subject of the boys for Polo Coats_ X4** Worth $25 "Is whom she has done so The splendid new wing of St. Vincent's entirely new," said Mrs. Clifford. COMPLIMENTED much. She will he a room the it Day and Brassard are In the city only few hours, as she furnishes ample for Clinic; “Tag Day already Miss Zella makes the fol- Beautiful Armstrong lias to be in Mobile at the Federation of Silk serges, with every modem med- known, but our idea is quite novel. In the 500 Persian $1.98 fs fully equipped lowing reference to Mrs. Whitehead, a Woman’s clubs.” it Is warm and comfort- summer the City Commissioners gave us X corduroys, poplins, ical convenience; recent very charming visitor, in the Look- Petticoats, worth $5 — but it must permission to make our for Block aeoliann able and properly conducted, plans out: A MISSION MUSICALE actually and we have been at work he maintained, and up to the standard, Day, on it ever season worth "Atlanta is enjoying a very gay EVENT OF THE WEEK White Angora $i 95 up to $24.95— too, and that is the reason that the Badles since. We have systematically divided \ with nearly a score of pretty deputantes One of the attractive events of the Xt« them Peter 1 of St. Vincent do Paul have been at the city off into districts, each district Fur Sets. j among and visitors galore. Mrs. Joseph B. week will be a musicale given Thursday months for ''Block into sections and each section is in dresses— IWork for preparing charge Whitehead has been cordially welcomed afternoon at the home of Mrs. B. L. Thompson at which time they hope to raise of a committee. Today between 10 and 11 250 Suits Worth pay,” after a long absence and has been honor Gulce under the auspices of the Eleventh $Q.95 all exceptionally funds sufficient to keep the Outdoor Clinic o'clock the ladies of the various com- Avenue Methodist church for the benefit ^ guest at a series of affairs. $20.00 . and well made mittees will distribute all over of missions. The hour is 3 o’clock. pretty envelopes “She spent several days in Birming- the and tomorrow we will do the Among those who have consented to take and a city, ham with Mr. and Mrs. Crawford John- all wool such value as part In the programme are Mr. and Mrs. All wool serges, same thing again. On Thursday, which son (Miss Carrie Acree of Chattanooga), Oliver Chalifoux, Mrs. Jack Adams, Mr. was never yours to is “Block proper, the will cheviots and mixtures, and D^y” envelopes who entertained in her honor.” H. J. Posner, Miss Annie Lou Wood, Miss be No ; share before—$9.95. collected. stated amount Is asked Berte Hutchings, Mrs. Loul Dent, Miss j all Skinner satin lined. from BOLEYSMAIHIY’S anyone. The contribution is purely MISS LOUISE PERRY Evelyn Going and Mrs. Earle G. McLin, I —-———— if who will give a reading. voluntary, and everyone who receives MONTGOMERY DEBUTANTE Philosophy an envelope will only remember that any Miss Louise Bankhead Berry of Jas- ADDITIONS TO THE sum put Into It means for the something per Is one of the pretty debutantes of relief of some sick CRECHE FUND poor, person, they no Montgomery society this winter. She Is doubt will be moved to Contributions for the Creche fund, which give freely of the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Thomas M. their were requested through this department store." and Owen (Miss Marie Bankhead), grand- Sunday, are coming in rapidly. Several “In the downtown district,” continued daughter of Senator and Mrs. J. H. Bank- additions were made yesterday to the Mrs. "Mrs. Clifford, William Jordan will head. She will be one of the most feted number whose names were published in have of the Sunday's paper. The list at this time in- charge distribution and col- of Montgomery's lovely debutantes. cludes the subscribers: lection of the envelopes, and she will be following [Harry M.. Urban $25.00 assisted by the wives of the different phy- LACEY-JOHNSTON A friend 25.00 sicians on the Staff of the Clinic’ The CARDS ARE OUT Ben T. Head 3.00 residence section of Greater Birmingham The card has .been sent out: Cash 5.00 will following be looked after by different com- E. W. Sturdivant 5.00 "Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Waddy requests mittees, and nobody will be sllghled, but Rachel 1ST. London. 1.00 honor of at the mar- everybody will lie asked to do their part.” the your presence Alexandria London 1.0ft “Is — — tlie Clinic badly in need of funds?" riage of their daughter, Maureen John- Cash 2.00 "Purity at Parker’*’’ I asked. ston, to Mr. Howard D. Lacey, on No- C. J. Cuneo 1.00 “11 you only knew of the tremendous vember 1911, at 8 o'clock p. m., Fair- L. G. Bowie 1.00 that is 22, expense incurred each month," Benjamin Wilkins Durham 1.00 said Mrs. view Methodist church, Birmingham.'' CH R Clifford, “for medicines, band- Vassar Allen, Jr. 1.00 YSANTHEMUMS and ages all the things incidental to hos- William French I.oo pital work, you would realize how much NOTABLE SOUTHERN Jim French 1.00 (ireat golden and white It takes to run the Clinic. There Is noth- WEDDINGS Jane Meade 1.00 ■ ing more expensive than sickness, and If from and Will Jemlson 2.oo I blossoms of beauty. tlie The following item Town proper care Is given to a patient it 1.00 refers to a notable Martha Clements lakes a world of Country magazine money to meet the ex- Virginia Tucker 1.00 southern which will occur to- would sho’ be er penses, and a patient at tlie Clinic is Just wedding Cash .’.. 1.00 Life as well cared morrow In Atlanta: for as if they were among night which much lonesome stretch uv coun- the wealthiest of our community. “An announcement around "Mrs. Interest centers In the south Is the MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER JOHN L PARKER George Bodeker, President of our social hit was all made of Miss try ef up Society, and all those connected with it. engagement Margaret Thomas, FOR BRIDE-ELECT are of Mrs. Margaret Crankshaw Florist an’ giving their very best efforts toward daughter Miss Mary Rummage was hostess at a of holidays Sunday and Shorter both of making 'Block Day’ a success," said Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Rankin, miscellaneous shower recently In compli- in The families of both Woodward Bids* Phamaa 1117 I afternoons. Yassuml Clifford conclusion, “and we will be Atlanta. young peo- ment to Miss Maureen Johnson, whose and and very grateful for any contribution which ple are prominent widely known, marriage to Mr. Howard D. Lacey will be may come to us, for those the marriage will deprive the debutante month. The house was who give must an event of this 1J" 1 "j 1 * 1 know that set of one of its most charming members, r their help is going toward a prettily decorated with potted plants and REAL as Miss Thomas was to be one of the fall Mrs. Beecher's readings. A rare treat is J charity—a charity that provides large yellow chrysanthemums, following The takes on in store for both in for the sick among the poor, than whom debutantes. marriage place the wedding colors. Mrs. John Butler Montgomery society, t i' $ none of November 15. She Is a Mrs. Beecher’s and in the is more worthy of help.” the evening presided over the punch bowl, while Mrs. | readings pres- ence of these two and in ... brunette of unusual beauty, and looks Robert William Brlmner assisted the hos- lovely women r | like her Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Smith’s very much sister, tess in the delightful hospitality. and in the man- receiving guests. * * * •‘going,” going proper COX MURDER Adams of Savannah, who as Mary Thom- After a delightful musical programme Her. as of Atlanta was one of the belles and j Mrs. W. D. Smith and her mother, Mrs. , the guests repaired to the dining room, about the of St. Vin- TRIAL NOW ON of Miss Thomas is a Weller, are of Mrs. John Builder A word Society beauties society. where a refreshment course was served. guests of Col. Charles Crankshaw or At- In Chicago. They will be absent two cent do Paul—it is a charitable organ- niece The place cards were decorated with gol- Miami. Fla., November 13.—The trial of most busi- weeks. lanta, one of the prominent den bells, while at the places of ization, pure and simple. wedding • • • P. C. Cox, charged with the murder of ness and clubmen in Atlanta. Mr. Ran- main function of the is to the bride and groom were cards bearing The society Hettie is the son of Mrs. Charles Mrs. J. H. will be one of the Parcel, a 15-year-old girl, on April kin youngest a miniature bride and groom done in Phillips Collect money and distribute it in ways Lincoln of Atlanta, and grand- delegates to the Federation of Women’s 10. was begun here today. More than 50 Gately water colors. to relieve of late J. La- in Mobile. calculated suffering. son the Henry The were drawn from an old well clubs witnesses' probably will lie tintroduced gifts • • • — officers and there mar of Macon, r who was one No salaried preside, the and presented by Mr. Lacey. by state whose contention Is that the of Georgia's leading constructive spirits Mrs. George F. Harrington will spend la but one motto: "For every dollar re- Those who enjoyed Miss Rummage's prisoner assaulted the deceased the south was the week in to and after in those days when strug- were Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. LOUISE UA NKI1EAD Mobile, leaving today ceived a dollar given.” hospitality MISS PERRY, a and when members of the attend the federation meeting. inflicting mortal mound assisted in plac- gling, many Brlmner, Mr. and Mrs. John Butler, Mr. A Popular Mont Koniery Debutante No work of charity is foreign to this Lamar family were to history • • • ing her body in the Miami river, where It contributing and Mrs. Walter Lynch, Mrs. H. H. Society. and the result is that all their best efforts In statesmanship, In Mrs. Bruce Brewer’s friends will be today was found. Thomas and Mrs. J. H. Waddy. Misses the and In business. Mr. Ran- to know' that her eyes have been pver the world members are engaged in professions Maureen Johnston, Parker, Catharine Ven- Mrs. J. the glad statements Mr. and Mrs. Janies Bowron, Mrs. ami Charles Shannon, Jr., lat- Preliminary by counsel for kin is a nephew of Mrs. Walter D. Lamar Howard D. greatly benefited by the treatment of *i every sort of social movement and social Rummage and Messrs. Lacey. of Miss Corrle Handley. ter a sister of Mr. Nesbit, ami Mr. Ralph the defense is that of Macon and of Mrs. John Alton Harris ables Virginia, famous eastern and that she they will attempt to" Hopkins L. Turney and Ray Monroe. nil of 8. C. specialist Uplift, including jails, hospitals, boys' New Shannon, Camden, show the girl committed suicide. of Riverside Drive, York, and of will soon be able to return home. clubs, putting children In good homes Mrs. Shorter-Stewart of Eufaula, Ala.” MRS. WEAKLEY HOSTESS * • • When court was called to order the wife, EXPRESSION RECITAL MRS. HARRY JONES end every conceivable form of charitable FOR MRS. LEON CAMP Miss Mary Cross of Huntsville will ar- married and a niece to a A delightful programme of readings was daughter of the de- Another reference recent nuptial com- TO BE A HOSTESS rive today to he the guest of Miss Haskey work. of Mrs. A number of lovely affairs will fendant were seated his in the same given by the expression pupils Lewis. by side within celebration published journal Mrs. I.eon Camp of Chicago, who The following card lias been issued: What more commendable than that the Earle G. McLIn, on Friday evening, at pliment • • • the bar. Later Mrs. Is as follows: Mas- "Mrs. Jones to meet Mrs. Ward Cox was excluded avenue. Autumn comes today to visit Mrs. Richard Harry (women connected with this society should, In a mar- her home on Woodland Sat- from “Wednesday. Leesburg, Va., next week’s functions will and Mrs. Allison, club, November Mrs. William I. Grubb will leave the courtroom on the ground that flowers decorated the lower Bey. One of Country with the assistance of other of much social Interest was sol- leaves and to a week in New Orleans, prominent riage he an Informal party, at which 20. Bridge, 2:30 o’clock.” urday spend she was to be a witness for the prosecu- floor, and the refreshment table was filled bridge ■women of tills endeavor to an will be hostess. where she will be met by Judge Grubb, city, help This was the first of Mrs. Turner Weakley tion. with atumn fruits. who is new in Waco, Tex. Institution such as the Clinic is,'and by so each MRS. CHARLES O. LOCKE William Knowles of Homestead, the first the home recitals given year by * * • doing within the reach of place every poor witness introduced by the state, stated Mrs. McLIn's pupils. SOME EVENTS TO GIVE BRIDGE TEA Mrs. Edward Erswell and her grand- women and child of he found tlie of Miss Jessie Bonner, Miss Louise Adams, man, any nationality, body Mottle, Parcel in the The afternoon of November 24 a daughters, Misses Alleen and Katherina Miss OF TODAY bridge river on 21, and that It was Mrs. J. B. Moss, Miss Sue Smith, and creed or church a comfortable, convenient April removed L. Hill will be a hostess at tea will be given at the Country chib by Erswell, have taken an apartment in Ber- A Pint were Mrs. T. him with the of of Ermine Robinson especially clever. Cor their sick? by assistance some fisher- Unequaled for Mrs. Charles Price of At- Mrs. Charles O. Locke, in compliment to lin for the winter. place musical numbers were luncheon men. The witness also stated he saw Two beautiful It is under lanta. Mrs. William Bonney of Louisville, Ky., trying enough any circum- bruise on the given by Miss Rosella Bennett and Miss spots girl's forehead and * * • who will arrive November 17 to be her Mrs. James Knox Blackburn of Pu- to he stances ill, but the rich have their that both were bloodshot. Stella Mac White. eyes for 50c at tea guest. laski. formerly Miss Jean Ballenger of Gough Syrup Those on the programme Miss Lucille Douglas entertains hank accounts to draw upon, to give The most important witness of tlie taking part this city, is the of her mother, Mrs. her studio in the Clark building. The guest for tlie state was were: Miss Mary Francis McLIn. aged in them every but the man morning W. H. Coombs, The 8urest J. M. comfort, poor Quickest, Cough Remedy You are 2 to 5. Art lovers are cor- Ballenger. the undertaker, who took 3 years: Miss Stella Mae White, Miss Sue hours MRS. W. N. MALONE • • • or when stricken charge of the or woman must stop work, Ever Used, Money Refunded. 8tops Miss Ermine Robinson, Miss Wil- dially Invited. girl's body when it had been taken from Smith, TO GIVE A BOX PARTY Miss Mary Lee Drennen has returned must be deprived of even the which Even lard Adams, Miss Ruth Wehb. Miss Louise • • « salary the liver. He testified as to the bruises Whooping Cough Quickly. Mrs. W. N. Malone will be hostess at a from Indiana and will bo with Mrs. Bal- their Adams. Miss Rosella Bonnet. Miss Flora A tea will be given In compliment to buys daily bread, and how much on her head and discolorations under the matinee luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Jesse lenger until after the completion of her You may not need the $2 which a 50 Mrs. J. B. Moss and Miss Jessie Miss Donald Seals, one of the November harder It Is for them? bruises. He also stated that there wits no Harrison, Ward of Aberdeen. After luncheon the mother’s new home. cent bottle of Pinex saves but Adams. Arthur K. Kelley at water in her lungs or stomach and de- you, you Bonner and Master Luclen brides-elect, by Mrs. * • • The Out Door Clinic is open, without party will witness “Miss Nobody From do need the wonderful effectiveness of her home on South Sixteenth avenue. The clared that there was no evidence of gas Starland." Mr. and Mrs. William V. Bailey, who money and without price, to every sick this famous cough It will usual- tea hour is 3 to 5. having been forjnod. The witness then remedy. MR. AND MRS. MURDOCH have been visiting in Mobile, are aga n person among the poor, of this and ly stop the most obstinate * * * city, drew the attention of the courtroom when deep-seated HOSTS FOR MR. WASHBURN ANNOUNCEMENTS the guests of Mrs. Bailey’s parents, cough inaide of 24 and no a lea all tluit Is asked of this community Is he asserted the body could not have been hours, has At the home of Mrs. Jere C. King and Mrs. A. O. Lane. One of the charming incidents of Mr. The regular ami boards the Judge for cough. for advisory of • • a mite toward Its In the water over 8 or 10 hours when equal whooping will be given by the Kdgewood club • Just maintenance. A !)0-rent bottle of Charles C. Washburn's visit to Birming- Merry Home will meet at the Homo this fotind. The defense took to this Pinex, mixed with the benefit of the Mercy Home. Aldrich, is in Hunts- exception ham was a Sunday evening mustcale at at 10:30 o'clock. A full Mrs. Truman Jr., home-made sugar syrup, gives you a full * * • morning attend- Mrs. Michael Clifford, who Is point of the testimony. Mrs. I,. Murdoch were ville, her old home, where she will Chair- pint—a family supply—of the most which Mr. and ance is requested. pleas- a score of and ... a recital tonight for the man of the "Block Day" was and host knd hostess. They Invited The marriage of Mias Hazel Bell give piano Committee, ant effective cough remedy you ever of last Washburn's friends to meet him at Mr. Baxter M. Eastburn will occur at benefit of charity. On Tuesday most enthusiastic yesterday when outlin- BLUE AND GRAY used. Easily prepared in five minutes— Mr. Ueltus-Roden chapter. United Daughters was Mr. and week she gave a recital in Columbus, a buffet supper. The singer passing the home of the bride's parents, of the will hold a ing the plans for the novel scheme directions in package. Confederacy, meeting that the from Tuscaloosa, en Mrs. W. .T. Bell. Miss., under the auspices of the girls' MINGLE TOGETHER The way this tabes hold of a cough and through city tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the route to his home In Nashville, and the * * * home of Mrs. Institute. h Bkln gives instant relief, will make you regret R. 15. Collins, 2221 Sycamore of Beauty l» a hourR his stay were brightened by at Joy rorsr.r Petersburg, Va., November 13.—A nota- that you never tried it before. Stimulates few of Miss Gladys Enslen will be hostess street. an Informal Miss Dies of ble blue and grey'reunion culminated here the appetite, is slightly laxative and tastes two charming hospitalities, a buffet supper in compliment to Exposure mid-day dinner and the buffet supper Mr. Roscoo Harris. A. today In the unveiling on the crater bat- good—children take it willingly. It lias a May Fox ar,d NOTES AND PERSONALS New Orleans, November 13—Joseph with Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch. The evening • * • wonderful record in cases of a fisherman, died at tlefield of the handsome granite monu- incipient Mrs. Frank Holland Uathrop and Mrs. Gonzales, aged 64, trouble nnd is was particularly charming for Mr. Wash- The marriage of Miss Irene Clure and lung splendid for croup, Leonard T. Heecher will leave today for door of his cabin on Lake Fonehar- ment erected by the state of Massachu- hum's admirers. He is most obliging and will occur at the the asthma, bronchitis, throat trouble, etc. Mr. J. R. Wilkinson of and most attractive Montgomery, where they will be honored tiain today as the result exposure setts to its soldier and sailor dead who Pinex Is n nnd presented a varied residence of Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Cunning- special highly concen- jointly at a reception given by Mrs. J. to the cold. The old man was caught fell In the war between the states. trated of White programme. ham on Sycumore street this morning at compound Norway Pine Craig Smith (Miss The a door falling across his body Governor Foss of Massachusetts and His Mr. Guy MrCuIlom, Mlgnou Comer.) by trap extract, rich in guniacol and other natural accompanist. 9 o’clock. feature of the died a* to Nashville, so In the mel- entertainment, which prom- early today, and thus pinioned, Governor Mann of Virginia participated healing pine elements. mix bad returned Simply with ises to be one of the most brilliant of the a result of the cold. The minimum tem* In the ceremonies. The was odies which he presented so beautifully unveiling sugar syrup or strained n honey, in pint OUT OF TOWN GUESTS FOR season in will, one of was 34/ the tn ho was by Miss Edith Bow- Montgomery, be peraturo here preeoded by a parade through city, bottle, and It is ready for use. t'sed in accompanied Handley. Those who NESBIT-MEANS WEDDING which the E. T,. Wilcox Post, Grand Army more homes in the TJ. S. and Canada ron and Miss t'orrle I„ welcome Mr. Washburn and the out of town guests expected of the Republic, and A. TlfTt camp. than any other cough remedy. called to Among In Mr. and Mrs. Mur- for the of Miss Means Sons of Veterans, United States army, of Pinex has often been imitated, but spend an evening marriage Virginia the home were Mr. and and Mr. Valentine Jordan Neshlt. an event no Springfield, Mass., Petersburg, Nor- never successfully, for nothing else will doch's hospitable . » Ayer's Hair Vigor has effect Mr. and Mrs. E. C. of December will be Mr. ami folk and Richmond camps of Confederate produce the same results. The genuine is Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Saturday. 2, Tjr rjr Veterans of and tho and Mrs. Richard John- Mrs. John H. Means of Col. whatever the color of the and Sons Veterans guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction Chandler, Mr. Wisconsin, tlCUT ii glT) upon Petersburg grays, Virginia National ston, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Adams, Mr. William H. Palmer, Miss Means’ grand- or money refunded. Certificate of guar- Mrs. C. M. Hanley of Tacoma, father, her two aunts, Mrs. William Or- X hair. It cannot Guard, took part. antee is wrapped in eucli package. Your and Wash.; possibly change Miss Otella Mahone, granddaughter of Miss Edna Moore, Miss Myrtle Miles. Mr. mond Young and Mrs. Frank Christian, druggist has Pinex or will gladly get it for the color in But it and Oen. William Mahone. who led the Con- and Mrs. Arthur Moody, Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Frank Christian, Jr., all of Rich- any way. promptly stops Ming hair, you. if not, send to The Pinex Co., Ft. federate charge at the Crater, unveiled Wayne, Ind. I William Pittman Redd. Mr. C. A. Brown, mond, Va., Mrs. Ralph Neshlt and Mr. greatly promotes growth. Ask your doctor first fcSiifS&r the monument 4tr. John P. Shaddlck, Dr. L. P. Luckle, Ralph Nesblt, Jr., of Waverly, 8. C., Mr.