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THE CHATTANOOGA NEWS. CHATTANOOGA, TENN., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1929.
In Society and
Clubdom (,
Luncheon af
Lookout Club
One of the prettiest parties of the
' week fu the luncheon given today at
the Lookout club by Mill Dorothy
Jamei In honor of Miss Ernest Camp
hell of Atlanta, the attractive guest of
Alias Jane McOee.
Pink roses and ferns were used by
the hostess for ornamenting the table,
and hand-painted favors marked the
places of the guests. Lavender and
. pink was the color note followed in
the menu.
Covers were laid for Miss Ernest
Campbell, Miss Jane McGee. Miss Char
lotte Clifford. Miss Elisabeth Watklns,
Miss Louise Bass, Miss Emily Howell,
Miss Alva Lucey, Mies Certrure Llew
ellyn, Miss Mildred Jackson, Miss Grace
Trotter, Miss Susanna James, Mrs.
1'ranels Walton, Mrs. Eugene Thomas
son, Mrs. Felix Miller, Mrs. Robert J.
, Kiddle, Jr., and Miss James.
DEVINE430NNER
Tuesday at high noon, at the rectory
of BS. Pety and Paul's Catholic
church was solemnised the marriage of
miss rnoia Hon ner and waiter J. ue
i vine,, of Harrlsburg, Pa. Rev, Francis
T. Sullivan officiated, using the Impres
sive ring service.
' The rectory was decorated for the
. event with palms, ferns and baskets
of daisies, and formed a beautiful set
ling for the nuptial ceremony. Miss
?Bee Bonner and T. J. King were the
attendants, miss Bonner wore a pinK
.crepe meteor with a French bonnet.
, Flie carried a bouquet of Sweetheart
. roses.
; Th,e bride was attired in a traveling
MRS. C. S. STEWARD
y .. .4
- . - f
the Impressive ring ceremony.
The bride wore a traveling suit of
dark blue with accessories to maton and
carried a bouquet of bride's roses.
The bride Is the eldest daughter of
Mrs. A. D. Blanslt and was a member
of the faculty -of Junior High school.
The groom holds a position with the
Johnson Coffee company, of this city.
After the ceremony an informal re
ception was held. An ice course was
served. '
The COUDla left en the Dixie Fiver
kfor Nashville and upon their return will
go 10 nousexeoping in norm Chattanooga.
Who was eleced director for Ten
nessee of the General Federation 01
Women's Clubs at Ds Moines. Ia. Mrs.
Steward Is president of the Tennessee
federation of women s ciuds.
TRY IT A WEEK
Try paying cash for one
week. If it is a good
thing keep it up. If you
lose- quit. Earning
money is useless if a
portion is not saved.
We help you save.
The34Red Stores
"Whtri They 8ell For Leas"
suit of dark blue tricot In e. with acces
sories to match. The bridal bouquet
was of Bride s roses end sweetpeas.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the Hotel Patten.
Mr. Devlne took his bride for a wed
ding trip to Cuba, after which they
will reside in Harrlsburg, Pa.
Miss Pevlne Is the sttracttve daugh
ter of Mrs. Jeremiah Oibson, and Is a
member of a dlstlnrulshed Tennessee
family, the attended Ward-Belmont
college. '
Mr. Pevlne belongs to a prominent
Pennsylvania family ana is engagea in
business In Hnrrlsbttrg.
An Informal receptlcn was given the
wedding party by the bride's mother
Mondny evening. Mr. Walter Todd
entertained with a dinner party Satur
day evening in their honor at Signal
Mountain Inn.. Mr. and Mrs. Pisco also
honored the youns; counle with a party
at their home on Chomberlaln avenue.
, NOLEN-BLANSIT
A pretty home wedding was that of
Miss Lillian Blsnslt and Walter K.
Nolen. which took piece at the home
of the bride's mother, Mrs. A. I. Blan
slt. in North Chattanooga. Tuesday
morning st 10:80 o'clock.
The house wss decorated for the oc
casion with cut flowers and field daisies,
iterore ine ceremony is. w. uean sang
I Love you Truly," accompanied by
Miss Odelle Oliver. Lohengrin's wed
ding march was used and "Love and
Devotion" was played softly during the
ceremony. The bride and groom en
tered together snd stood under a large
wedding bell suspended by streamers of
Ivy. Rer. 3. C. Patty officiated, using
Society Personals
Mrs. Meyer Yudd la In New York
City, whore she will remain most Of the
ummer. 4
'Prof. James M. Hayes, of Hayes, N.
C.. spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Pace on Pine, street. Mrs.
Hayes and little son, James, Jr., who
have been the house guests of Mr. and
rn- Kfc.: tor th P"1 month, will
'V t0 Joln ' Hayes In
Ashevllle. before going to their bom In
Hayes, N. C,
Mr. and Mrs. ft. V. li-ianl .c. mmmA.
I Ing out announcement cards announc
ing the birth of a son, June 17. whom
THATCHER-FOLEY
Mr, Laura Thatcher, of Boddy, an. they have named Ralph Eugene'. Jr.
unoes the marriage of her daughter, MM " r'
nounoes
Stella, to Frank R. Foley, of New
York city, the marriage taking place
Jan. II, 1920. Mr. and Mrs. Foley will
make their home In New York city.
hearimjpLeger
Relatives and friends In Chattanooga
have received cards announcing the
marriage of Miss Margaret Charlotte
TTpleger to Lieut. Rawlings Walton
Heard of .the United States army. The
marriage waa an event of Wednesday,
April 22. and waa solemnised at Zam
bosnga, P. I.
Lieut. Heard ' Is a former Chatta
noogsn, and Is the son of Mrs. Llllle
Tutt Heard of this city. His slater.
Mrs. Orton Petterson, is now visiting
him In the Philippines and was present
at the wedding. He has been stationed
for some time at Pettlt barracks, Zam.
noanga, P. I., where the couple will
make their home.
Gained Ten Pounds
Before Taking ZIRON, Alabama Man Was Weak,
Nervous, Had No Appetite, But is Now Strong.
I Every matt an woman, who Is in a
run-down weak condition, with, bad
complexion end poor appetite, due to
)nck of iron In their blood, should find
Ziroa helpful and atrangtn-bulldlng.
" It Is a scientific, reconstructive tonic,
composed of ingredients recommended
by leading medical authorities.
. Describing his experience with Ztron,
'Mr. George W. S. Lanier writes from
Jones, Ala,: "Sometime back, I was
vpuk and nervous, and had a tired feel
'ing all the time. My skin waa muddy.
I had no appetite, and at morning 1
Among the Sick
Miss Mshel Hooper, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. W. W. Hooper. lift for Chi
cogo Monday, where she will undergo
a serious operation st a sanitarium
there. Dr. W. A. Guild, a noted sua-
alallst from Des Moines, la., will per
form the operation. Miss Hooper wss
accompanied by Miss Frances Parklson,
proiessionai nurse.
Miss Csthervn Henderson la recu
perating from her recent Illness at Rhea
Springs,
E. A. Walal. who waa nnaretad on
Saturday at Dr. F. J. Hackney's sani
tarium. Is reported Improving.
Mrs. W. C. Aull, who has been seri
ously 111 at her home on Pnnlir
Is reported soma hetter. Mrs. Aull'a
sister, Mrs. Curran Ssnderf, of Wythe-
nin, le wim ner.
W. J. Zblndan la ml (ha Namlt ami.
tarlum aa the result of an automobile
accident. . .
L. A. Hlltsfeld underwent an opera
tion at Erlanger hospital this morning.
Mrs. W. H. Lessly left Tuesday night
for Ashevllle, N. C. having been called
there on account of the serious Illness
pf her daughter. Mrs. Paul P. Brown.
JJr,iIrBrown w formerly Miss May
Announcements
The Cumberland Women'a club, of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church win
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
John E. Baeon at her hnm. in Knrth
Chattanooga. Mrs. Jack Hutcheson
win be associate hostess with Mrs.
Bacon.
The lawn fete to have been given
Thursday evening on the lawn of the
English Lutheran church, corner of
venirei ana Mccaiue avenues, hss
Wednesday eve-
been postponed until
nine-, June 80.
Members of the Ynnnr Man's elnh of
the First Christian church will enter
tain with a picnic supner Friday eve
ning at Crutchfleld Spring.
The Highland park baptist Sunday
school will picnic at Crutchfleld Spring
Thursday. The members are requested
to assemble at the church, corner of
Orchard Knob and Union avenues, at
8 o'clock in the morning.
didn't fed Ilka getting tip. I was read
ing of Zlion and decided 1 would try
It...,
"Will say that ZlrOn Is a good medi
cine. I have gained ten pounds in lour
months. Am strong and have a good
appetite."
Ztron Is a mild Iron tonle, good for
young and old. It helps to restore the
system, when run-dwn by overwork,
unaer-nourisnment, caused oy siomacn ' scnool, c ;
some weakening Illness. j offered during the paet year by the W.
Qnt. Zlron from your druggist. HC. T. U. for the best essay on national
sells It an a money-back guarantee. prohibition.
WOODALL SANDERS WINS
Woodall Sanders, of the Park Place
school, c .' which Miss Gertrude Barr is
Conner, who Is In the
government service in Washington, V.
C., hss arrived for a month s visit with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A.
Conner, who are Spending the summer
at their country place on the Harrison
fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester V. Duncan have
sold their cottage in the 400 block on
Duncan avenue and are building a mod
ern bungalow at 609 Duncan avenue.
Dr. McChesney Hogshead has re
turned from Meadowbrook, Va., where 1
he, was called on account of the death
of a relative.
Miss Evadna Thatcher is visiting
friends In Mississippi. i
Miss Margaret Haley has returned
from Stevenson, Ala., where she at
tended a house party. ,
Miss Alice Stewart has returned to
her home in Atlanta after a visit to
Mrs. Joe Cllft on McCallle avenue. I
Mrs. Ida Peal McCormlck has re-!
turned to Signal Mountain Inn after ai
stay with Mr. and Mrs. Z. H. Taylor
at their , summer camp near Ryall i
Springs.
Mrs.-Helen W. Watklns and Miss
Florence Watklns are at Signal Moun-I
tain Inn for the summer months. )
, Mrs. R, W. Turner and Mlis Bus Tur-'
ner, of Nashville, who have been thei
guests of Mrs. John Van:e and Mrs.
Burlolch Annls. took tr.elr departure
today for their summer home at Beer'
aheba. In the Cumberland mountains.
Miss Nancy Sharps, of Memphis, Is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brock -haus
on the Bird's Mill road.
Mrs. E. H. Comes has gons to Hunt
ington, W. Va having been called there
by the Illness of her sister, Mrs. I. C.
Pollard.
PRESS AND AUTHORS'
CLUB MEETS ON JULY 7
The Tennesses Woman's Press and
Authors' club will hold its twentieth
annual session this year at Camp Nak
anawa, Mayland, Tenn., July 1 to 8.
Members In Chattanooga have received
their invitations with Instructions to
travel by the Tennessee Central and to
assemble at the Mayland hotel the aft
ernoon of July (. Mrs. Charles W.
Baker is president and Miss Mary C.
Stahlman secretary. Mrs. Rutledge
Smith, of Cooksvllle, Is chairman of
house and hospitality.
NEWELL GRADUATION .
AT KEYSTONE HALL
The graduating exercises of the train
in a school of the Newell sanitarium
will be held tonight at the Keystone
hall, near the sanitarium. It was pre
viously announced that the exercises
would he given in the sun parlor of
the sanitarium, but owing to the con
dition of several patients In the hospi
tal, the place has been changed.
Dr. Edward T. Newell will make en
address on the history of the tratnlnir
school, and Dr. E. Dunbar Newell will
award the diplomas. There will be
seven graduates.
The program will he opened with an
Invocation by Father Francis T. 8ut
livan, and music will be furnished by
Alex Keese and his orchestra. Albert
(3ray will sing a group of sonirs, among
them Kipling's "Mother o" Mine." Miss
Evelyn Armstrong will play a violin
solo. Dr. John W. Inner of the First
Baptist church will deliver the com
mencement address.
After the program dancing and re
freshments will be enjoyed.
WEDS AT BIJOU TONIGHT
HOMER
RODE
A W Y
At-Billy Sunday
IP Fjy IP
iu ilu 1.
BEAVER
COM
Assisted by his sister, MISS RUTH
RODEHEAVER, and MR. CHAS. H.
GABRIEL, of Chicago, one of the
most brilliant pianists in the country.
Thursday Night,
June 24th
EIGHT O'CLOCK
Under the Auspices of Tirnity M; E.
Church, South.
Admission 75c
Tabernacle
Tickets on Sale at Jo Anderson's Drug Store-Also at Tabernacle Doors Thurs
day Night.
Section Reserved for Colored People
f
I i.-
J
1
v; 7
tm I
Miss Gertrude Roael, Dainty Feminine Star of "Tid-Bits of 1920," Who Wil
Be Married at the Bijou Tonight Just Bsfora Her Aot.
DIETICIAN'S SCALE IS
GIVEN MRS. GILBREATH
A fine weighing and measuring scale
has been presented to Mrs. John Oil
breath, dietician for the city schools,
by the local led Cross organisation.
Clyde Garrett, sealer or weights and
measures, assisted In unpacking and
testing the scale and pronounced It In
first-class shape.
Mrs. Ollbreath finds it necessary In
examining children to weigh and meas
ure them. For Instance, when she finds
a child weighing several pounds below
the standard she seeks to ascertain the
cause of the improper development, and
In many cases discovers that the child
has not been given the right kind of
food. She then sees to It that a nour
ishing diet In given.
Her work la bringing splendid results
and is bplng highly commended. She
is verv enthusiastic over the results,
and hopes 1o do her part in the matter
of the proper development of the school
children of the city.
MISS CAMPBELL HONORED
Miss Emily Howell will compliment
Miss Ernest Campbell or Atlanta, wno
is the guest of Miss Jane McQee, with
a luncheon Friday at the Chattanooga
Golf ana country club.
ORIENT
FLOUR
Is the BEST
MRS. VANCE HOSTESS
Mrs. John Vance entertained with a
bridge party Tuesday afternoon at her
home on .uookouc mountain in compli
ment to her guest, Mrs. R. W. Turner,
of Nashville.
FOR MISS CRAWFORD
Mrs. T. Q. Montague was the hostess
fit an Informal luncheon at her home
on Walnut street today, complimenting
Criterion
E. 7th St, Just Off Market
Thurs Fri. Sat.
-erf""-1 . ji
CHARLIE CHADlltf
iTHliPaficturedi
iRomdnce'
NOTICE
Children will be admitted
for S cant during this great
comedy from 10 a.m. to t p.m
NO ADVANCE IN ADMIS
SION FOR ADULTS.
CRITERION
Just Off of Market St., on East
Seventh St.
TODAY
HENRY B.
WALTHALL
In a Plcturlzatlon ot the Popular
Novel by Hallle Erminle
Rlvei
"The Long Lane's
Turning"
ALSO
Fatty Arbuckle and
Mabel Normand
In a Comedy that Springs Out
of Love and Lobster With Bul
lets Wandering Idly Around In
8earch ot Whom They Might
Devour.
IT'S A SCREAM
ADMISSION: '
Adults, 16o. Children, 10c
Rhea Springs Water
Von cannot maintain your
health and efficiency unless you
drink good water freely.
Then order a fire gallon bottle
of this famous water sent to your
home or to your office.
Rhea Springs Water
Company
Main S1S1
YORK
Independent
Theater
TODAY ONLY
CONSTANCE TALMATJGE
-IX-
"BETSTTS BURGLAR"
The Slavey Whose Dreams
Came True,
A Two-Reel Comedy
and
last Episode
"Mystery of 13"
Admission, 10c; Children, Be.
ALWAYS COOL.
Miss Juliet Crawford ot California, the
guest ot Miss Emily Kslley
REAL WEDDING TAKES
PLACE AT BUOU TONIGHT
Vaudeville-goers attending the Bijou
theater this evening will be given the
unusual opportunity of seeing a real
wedding ceremony performed on that
stage. It will take place at 7.10 o'clook,
just before the' regular bill for the first
half of the week Is presented. The
oouple who are to be united In marriage
are Miss Gertrude Rlael and Robert
Karle, two stars featured In "Tidbits ot
1920,'' the main aot on the prograift the
first of the week.
It has been Intimated by some that
there will not be a wedding staged as
announced, but that some joke has been
arranged by those in charge of the Bl-
Jou. This Is not true. Miss Rlael and
(r. Earls are to wd and the local
management has elaborately decorated
the Bijou stage in flowers of the sea
son for the occasion. The wedding mil
slo will be furnished by the regular Bi
jou orchestra. The young couple will
be marrl.d by a local preacher.
mi Ria.l states that aha crefers be
ing married on the stsge to the "little
church around the oorner" because she
looks upon the Amerloan theater-going
ni kiin her frlnnds' furthermore, she
says, she wants to have a wedding that
she can rememoer.
Both Miss Rlael and Mr. Karle are
elever vaudeville actors and will stage
their act as usual following me weu
dlng. Immediately after the show a
wedding supper will be given them by
local theatrical officials.
MR.ANDMRS.W4DDEY
GIVE PRETTY DANCE
Tuesday evening at their home in St.
Blmo, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Waddey were
the hoets of an informal dancs. During
thr. svenlng an ioe course was served.
Those pressnt were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Drake. Mr. end Mrs. Roy Blevins, Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Erd, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Terrlll,
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Dennoy, Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. DeArmond, Mrs. C. P.
Dumas, Mrs. F. 3. Hannan. Mrs. Sue C.
Johnson. Mrs. I. B. Merrill. Mrs. P. J.
Allen, Miss Jack Hanan, Miss Dorothy
Erd, Miss Leona Williams, Miss Lucy
Draper, Miss Mabel Cummlngs. Miss
Margaret Haley. Miss Penny Allen, Miss
Verne King, and Jason Thatcher. Char
lie Moore. Frank Bruson, Jack Erd, Jim
Draper, Ernest Williams and E. Foster
Johnson.
' to invadFamerica
New York, June 23. Several leading
British women golfers including Miss
Cecil Leitch, the title holder, are com-
SUriiKlSA
NOW SHOWINtJ 1
GERALDINE FARRAR
-IN-
"SHADOWS"
A Wonderful Picture.
Chapter 8
"THE SILENT AVENGER"
Admission 5c and 10o
FINE ARTS
NOW SHOWING .
CORRINE GRIFFITH
IN
"BOB'S CANDIDATE"
A Delightful Story of Love and'
Politics.
Also a Jester Comedy.
They Called
Her the
"YELLOW
TYPHOON"
1 Because she was a
.Yellow-haired
Breaker of Men.
Ing to- America ' this 'year and may
compete in the women's national tour
nam.nt at Cleveland, according to a
h'tter rtecelted here from Miss Marlon
Holllns, of Wesibrook, N, Y. Miss
Holllns and other women golfers who
competed In the British event and ere
participating in the French titular tour
nament , fvpect to' sail for America
July 1.
LYRIC
TODAY ONLY
WALLACE REID
"THE MANFROM
FUNERAL RANGE"
Come see a real star In a treat
story ot ths great Amerlcsn des
ert. .Chapter 8
"THE DAREDEVIL"
Featuring Jack Dempsey.
"It's Cosier Here."
ADMISSION 6 and 10s
BIJOU
Keith Vaudeville,
Main 3554
Performances: 3, 7:30, 8:16 p.m.
NOW PLAYING
Violet Dale
assisted by,
Arthur Behrens and
"CarmenciU"
in
"Breakfast for
' Three': !
Ward and Dooley
"Our Own'. Ideas"
"Lonely South Pacific Missions."
Topics of the Day. Pathe News
and three other high-class Keith
acts.
BLANCHE SWEET
"SIMPLE SOULS"
Molly Shine, shop girl, was in
love with a "Swell." t
She was a dreamer. So was
he. Her hobby was books, his
was tadpoles. '
There's romance for you, a
drama of youth, to lighten the
heart.
You'll love "Simple S6uls!"
"PRINCE OF DAFFODIL."
A Cemedy.
Gaumont News.
TODAY TOMORROW
ALCAZAR
"Where Ocean Breaxes Blow"
from flrat typhoon fans.
Madam, is it possible that
your horn it
"A HOUSE OF TOYS?"
) ! j (
Making 'Em
Roar f or '
Roarfor ,
Three Days
I'm the bellhop who
Discovered a practical
Use for a periscope.
We Are Going .
To Whoop 'Em
Up Today
Because I've Cot
The Groom In a
Terrible Fix
Marshall Neilan's
Matrimonial Mirth
Quake in 6 Shocks
"DON'T EVER
MARRY"
LAST TIME TODAY
"The Coolest Place In Town"
DANCING
Large open air dancing pavilion for, rent to private parties and
elubs. Rent reasonsble.
MOTOR BOATING, SKATING AND SWIMMINS
0. B. GLADISH
Foot of Walnut fc : Main 5818
11 Market Square

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