Wedding of Miss Stubbs and Col. Frank P Stubbs
Faint columns of guests, floral decor and lace drapery set the scene for a stately ceremony. Miss Ella Harde led in the bridal party from New Orleans with a white chiffon gown. The bride wore satin and chiffon with pearls and orange blossoms as Colonel Frank P Stubbs and Rev. Newman presided. The wedding march by Miss Eleanor Michie and Professor Le Bouff filled the room as guests offered warm congratulations.
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Ella Harde
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Frank P. Stubbs
Harry Oliver
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Stubbs Sandel Nuptials Told In Elegant Home Ceremony
In a refined ceremony at the Stubbs residence on Front Street yesterday at 4 o clock, Miss Anna Stubbs the eldest daughter of the late Colonel Stubbs wed Mr Percy Sandel Monroe s leading attorney. The intimate gathering reflected a long friendship from childhood to maturity with elaborate decorations including ferns southern smilax palms and formal rooms.
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Welkom Warmer claims safe heat aid device
The Welkom Warmer is a metal heat unit worn with a bag and belt, using blazeless fuel to provide over two hours of dry heat at under one cent. It is advertised as a superior alternative to hot water bags for rheumatism and similar ailments. Complete outfit costs one dollar, plus free descriptive booklet available from Welkom Warmer Mfg. Co. Dept. 35, 108 Fulton St. New York.
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Our Big Cheap Sale Draws Crowd At Discount Prices
The adpromises ongoing deep cuts on many articles with prices always reduced. Shoppers are urged to call for price lists if not received and to visit the store for prompt attention, as savings attract larger crowds.
Selling Out to Quit Business in Winter Sale
Winter certainty drives a large clearance by W. B. & I. Smith urging shoppers to buy only what is needed at low prices. The ad promotes Kuppenheimer suits and overcoats praised as best quality garments, with stocks to be disposed of quickly and styles for 1910 and 1911. Coats priced at $16.60 in a selling out sale.
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Bridal reception and honeymoon trip details from society notes
Strains of Spring Song filled the air at a wedding celebration with pink carnations and asparagus fern decor. The bride changed to a brown going away gown and tossed her bouquet to friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sandel depart for a Florida Cuba honeymoon, planning to return to South Jackson Street home. Out of town guests include Mrs. Flournoy, Miss Hardie, D W Pipes. A theater party hosted by Mrs. M L Morefield followed by a luncheon at Calvert House.
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Texas
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New Orleans
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Alice Nelson
Sadie Stanley
Gladys Morefield
Calvert House
Woodmen of the World to unveil grave monument
George L. Wood Camp No. 157 Woodmen of the World will unveil the monument over the grave of the late G. L. Wood at Hasley cemetery on Sunday afternoon December 4 at 3 o'clock. Camp members are invited to participate and the public is cordially invited.
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Styles for ladies and children at Parker Co
Ladies and misses sweaters offered in latest styles at low prices by T. M. Parker Co. The listing notes affordable options and a broad selection in stock.
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Polly of the Circus Returns to Sugar's Theatre
Last night Sugar's Theatre filled to capacity for the return engagement of Polly of the Circus. New principal actors Miss Georgia Olp as Polly and Mr Bernard Johnson as Rev John Douglass delivered fine performances with uniformly strong support. The circus scene expanded from three minutes to fifteen minutes featuring acrobats riding aerial acts and Little Hip the trained elephant. The entire play pleased the big audience.
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Georgia Olp
Bernard Johnson
John Douglass
The Squaw Man at Sugar’s Theatre Next Saturday
Edwin Milton Boyle presents The Squaw Man a western ranch life drama shown with realistic desert scenes. Audiences will feel the heat dust and salt plains as cowboys enter the ranch yard.
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Utah
Broadway Vaudeville at Lyceum Theatre Next Week
The Broadway Vaudeville Company presents three vaudeville acts and the one act drama The Fifth Commandment at the Lyceum Theatre for the first three nights next week. Hudnall's orchestra furnishes music as usual. Two shows nightly with admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Lyceum Theatre Programs Tonight
Lyceum Theatre offers a program featuring A Wedding Trip From Montreal Through Canada to Hong Kong Dearie and Lovey’s honeymoon mishaps provide comedy and charm while Two Little Waifs portrays a child’s grief with poignant sincerity. The scenic presentation is praised for its quality and impact.
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Entertaining 1920s film notes mix of travel and drama
A brief review roundup highlights a modern fairy tale with a Pekin service picture featuring camel caravans and the Great Wall, plus a marble quarry drama Qutvgttgl with action and an engaging plot. A Modern Knight Errant is praised as a hit from last night.
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Beulah Eubanks and John Slack Married at Grayling
At 8:30 pm on November 30, 1910 in Grayling Louisiana, Miss Beulah Eubanks of Bastrop married Mr. John A Slack of Little Rock Arkansas. Dr J A H Wharton officiated at the Cox residence with a reception planned. Slack manages timber interests for Grayling Lumber Company and is well regarded by company staff and employer.
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Burton on Improvements Warns of Overfunding Projets
Senator Theodore Burton of Ohio told the Brooklyn Institute that New York must match swift commerce growth or lose its port supremacy. He urged shifting funds from uncertain schemes to river and harbor upgrades where rising traffic demands larger ships and better facilities.
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Theodore R. Burton
Ohio
Department of Law and Political Science
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Dr Myers to Speak at Monroe Public Address
Dr James S Myers, noted platform orator and chautauqua speaker, will deliver a free public address to the people of Monroe next Monday night at the courthouse. He will discuss union labor and the Tron Mountain strike, promising an engaging talk with points of interest.
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James S. Myers
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Court House
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England and Japan to contest American trade intérêts
Baltimore December 1 Bernard N Baker reports the Royal Mail Packet Company of England has acquired the Pacific Steam Navigation Company of South America creating a new link in the Pacific trade network and signaling intensified competition with Japan for access to American commerce.
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Japan
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Hudnal's Orchestra Plays Each Evening 7:30 to 10:30
Hudnal's Orchestra performs nightly from 7:30 to 10:30 in the evening, offering broad program selections. The engagement specifies ongoing concerts at the venue through the current season.
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Admission details for matinee and night show listed
Information note lists admission prices for adults and children, matinee and night shows, and door opening times. Matinee price appears inconsistent with 10c and 5c or 5 and 10c. doors open thirty minutes before each performance.
Japan and British subsidies plan Atlantic Pacific routes
The article notes plans for mail subsidies from England to Jamaica via the Panama Canal to Valparaiso and Callao, and from New York to Callao and Valparaiso via the Panama route. It also reports Japanese subsidies for a New York to Callao and Valparaiso line, with backing from both Japan and Peru, aiming to carry American goods.
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Jamaica
Panama Canal
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New York
Reports deny Honduran rebel port captures
Tegucigalpa December 1 reports claimed the Atlantic ports of Honduras and Comayagua were captured by revolutionists under former President Bonilla. Officials state there is no truth to the reports and no substantial Rebel advance has occurred.
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Honduras
Department of
Comayagua
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