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I
JL
Rivers'Martin
Wedding Today
Ceremony Takes Place at
I Home of Bride, in
St. Elmo.
A beautiful event of this afternoon
r" "" weaaing ot Mis J-Iora Martin,
laughter of Mr. mid Mr f T u.-.i..
If"1 Jo D. River which took place
K ."ff " " onae parent In
ML klinu. Hw. Battle licLa.ir ii.
- luted using the Impressive ring arv
e. About 100 guests numbering the
lloee reUJJves ana Jrlends of the young
..... ......
.vlma, fern and cut flower War
wed to ornament the houae for the oc-
won. me lower floor wu thrown
'"9f to! ,ne An improvised
UUr of palm, brightened with tall
toor baskets of whit chrysanthemums
Sf erected fn the living room, before
""" to nuptial vowa were mild.
" oriuai party advanced to the
I"" m tiridui cnoru" from
..,i.M.8iin, iimyra oy mi Nell Oreen
vood. Before the ceremony Mia Ma
ion formally an. "liivi '
p Ml Emma Greenwood, the maid Of
fonor. entered drat with Theo Lea of
HcuiKion, vy., wno eerved a beat
m-n. ine Driuai coupio entered to
tamer. The bride wore a becoming
EWvelln, suit of dark blue peach bloom
Ith trimmings of gray aqulrrel. Her
it waa of ailver metal cloth trimmed
n blur velvet, and her acceaaorlea were
If tray. The bridal bouquet waa a
prsage of Urlde' roiea and lille 0f
,MI Km ma Greenwood wor an aft-
ftno.dTa
Gi ! an. wore a caraage of Kus-
roaea.
Ilmmemataly after the ceremony an
Mormirr reception waa held by the
qbPLEASB
One
Woman"
v
The on thing In all th
Mrld that man trie moat to
ate. And whan ha auooaada
r fall t
Here la tha mightiest mov
ing ore In history the at.
wring power of woman over
wan embodied In drama
of ovary day Ufa and vibrant
with romance and beauty.
"MODERN CENTAURS" .
An Sdueatlonal Subject.
1 XT-PRODUCTION . J
a
Pour Days
Starting Today
"WE WISH YOU A
MERRY CHRISTMAS"
-I
CONSTANCE
I TALMADGE
IN
"Good Reference"
Tha Star'a Lataat Comady
Mill
Starting Next Sunday
ALCAZAR
"Where Quality Meet"
NOW SHOWING
Bryant Washburn
"AN AMATEUR
DEVIL"
A Paramount Picture.
Hla girl thought he waa too
good, ao he aet out to make
Hades allele.
Paramount Magazine.
FINE ARTS
NOW SHOWING
"THE GREATEST
SINNER"
A Bennett Comedy.
bridal couple and Mr. and Mr Mar
tin, The dining room waa decorated with
potted planta and a basket of pink
roaea and white narclaal formed th.
oantral decoration of the table. An Ice
course In the form of pink roaea waa
aerved with Individual cakea bearing
the monogram. Assisting In the dining
room wer Mra. C. H. Tigner, of Co
lumbua. Ga.: Mra. M. W. Anderson u
H. A. Burnette. Mr. Will Martin Miu
Mary Martin, Mia l.oratn Burnette.
Mr. and Mr. Hivera will apend their
honeymoon In the couth and on their
return will go to housekeeuln. at 4 flu
T.cne.see avenue, St. Elmo.
WALKER -CLAXTON
Daughter of OoinmiMioner of
Education to Wed.
Chattanooga frlenda are In receipt of
elegantly engraved carda bearing thla
formula;
Mr. andMra. Philander Priestly Claxton
" "onor or your preaenca
at the marriage or thalr daughter
Helen
to
Mr. John Curtla Walker
on Uunday, January the flrat
nineteen hundred and twenty-
one, at lx o'clock
St. Thomaa Kplacopal Church
Waahlngton, District of Columbia
miss uiaxion rcsioea in Knnxv un
in tne removal of Dr. Claxton. to
waamngton.
Mr. Walker belong to an old w.ah
Ington family and ha la aatabliihed In
the automobile bualneaa In Waahlng
ton and he and hla bride will continue
to reaiae in tne capitol city.
BARNES-HENRY
of Oeonria Oouole I.
Announced.
Dr. and Mr. William 1'. Henrv. of
mnggoia, ua., announce tne approach
ing marriage or their daughter. Uladva
to MUhop .lewett Uarnea, of llulioch-
vllle, Ua The wedding will take place
on the afternoon of Dec. XI, at tha
home or tne una parent.
Announcements
Dr. and Mr. Dubar Newell will alva
h bhm inia evening lor tneir daugh
ters. Miners Majnrle and Bert Newell,
ai signal mountain. ,
Mr. and Mr. Ham Brwln will enter
tain at the Countrv club Thurad.v ova.
nlng for their daughter, Mia Marlon
Mra. Harvey Wllaon will entertain
nth a luncheon Thursday n hnnnr or
ner ister, Mr. Harvey Wllaon.
Rlcharde-Becker weddl
o Thursday
evcnlns
IK
at a o'clock at the home of
the bride's parent
in north t'hatta
nooga.
AT H. P. M. E. CHURCH
The Hlshlund rrk Southern Metho
dist church will have their Christmas
entertainment on Thursday night. Dec.
A donetlon for the poor Will he eiven
aa haa been the ouatom of the church
tor ycur.
Santa riau will be there to the
young people.
Christmas Day
Photoplay
Attractions
a
iiV
RIALTO
LOIS WEBER
IN
"TO PLEASE ONE
WOMAN"
A Paramount' Plutura.
ALCAZAR
PEARL WHITE
IN
Har Flrat Pull-Langth
Feature
'THE TIGER'S CUB
PINE ARTS
HARRY CAREY
"West is west"
We Wlah You a
Merry Chrlatmaal
CRITERION
TODAY and TOMORROW
Hobart Bosworth
IN
"The Brute Master"
From tha Story by
MRS. JACK LONDON
y Qy Independent
TODAY ONLY
"THE HOUSE OF
TOLLING BELLS"
With All-star 7aat
'VANISHING TRAILS'
And a Snub Pollard Comedy.
fHE
Mrs. Riggs Gives
sLuncheon in Honor of Daughter
Covers Laid for Fifty-five Guests at English Tea
Koom Wednesday Bed, White and Green Color
Scheme Carried Out.
Mr. Bulalle Rlggi entertained with
on of the lovelleit luncheon of the
aeaaon today at the Kngllah Tea room,
honoring har daughter, Mla Bulalle
RlH. who la apendlng her flrat year
at home from achool.
Th table waa placed In tha private
dining room and artlitlcally decorated
In red, white and green. Five graceful
basket filled with red rukln and whit
nardail were placed at vantage point
along' th table. In the background the
room waa decorated In holly and mis
tletoe. The color note wa further car
ried out In the mint and Ice cour.
The reception room that opened Into
the dining room wa decorated In fern
and Chrlatma green. Hern Mr. Klgg
and Ml Klgg wer aadited In re
ceiving their gueati by Ml Clair
Trotter.
Oueit Llt.
Among thoie present wer:
Mlaaea d Mlaeee
Bulall Rlgga. Marjljrle Newell
Sterling Milne,
Oertrude Llewellyn.
Social Notes
Minn Mildred A. Terrv. of the Alexan
der achool, Jackson, Tenn., and Homer
B. Terry, of the University of Tennea
ee, will coma this weok to apend
Chrlatma with their parent, Rev. and
Mr. H. B. Terry, 101 Magnolia street.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Waldo will leave
about the first of the year for Lako
Worth, Fla and wIM visit other points
during the winter. Mrs, B. P. Hay
ward, Mra. Waldo' mother, will ac
company them.
Mr. and Mr. W. B. Berrvoourt will
arrive ahortly from Nanhvllle to make
Chattanooga their home.
Mr. and Mra. L. P. Rarlok will leave
Thursday for Owftneboro. Kv.. where
they will apend the holidays with rel
ative. .
Ml Ida Frances Schneider will
Dent tha day Tuesday with Mrs J
J. J. Schneider and family In Knox
vlll. Mlaa Jennie Willi, 'of Clavaland.
spent th dal Tuesday with Mr. J.
Sutton Jones In the Bllaabeth anart.
mcnt. Mia Willi and Mrs. Jones mo
tored to Cleveland Tuesday afternoon
with Tom Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Bllluna will
leave Thursday morning for Missis
sippi to spend Chrlatma holiday with
relative.
Mr and Mra. .Tank A. V-.lllr.lt nf fix
Jumper street. Atlanta. Qa.. announce I
the birth of a daughter Deo. 111. The
i nun nns nern named nora rcuxaheth.
Both Mr. and Mr. Billot are former
f liatlanooaana. Mra. Klllott waa Mia
Helen Orlgollte before her anarrlage.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Watson are snend.
Ing the holiday with relative In the
city. 1
Miss Lvdla Hnllev of A iieiiRts n .
TrHW.giat of her (later. Mrs. H. W.
Nofrla.
Mies Mary Loulne Aahurv I the
aunt of her sister Mrs. Harvev Wll
aon 'on Lookout mountain.
Hkrold fladd. of Rome. Itslv. la tha
Kliett of Mr. anil Mrs. W. A. Sadd.
He will be here about a month.
Mrs. Sue Hasklns haa returned from
New York and is at th Patten hotel.
Club Notes
The conservation committee of the
Virginia Aaher council will serve sup
per to the council members Thursday
everting at 6 o'clock at St. Paul's par
iah house.
Mr. and Mra. J. M Shaw entertain
with a tea Monday afternoon for the
Chaltanooga group of the Alliance
Franchise, following an addreaa at th
university.
First Baptist Sunday achool enter
tainment at the church In the evening,
Lyric Tonight
POPULAR PRICES, 50c to $1.80
IATS NOW SELLING
BIJOU
Keith Vaudeville "Supreme"
LAST TIMES TODAY
Prince Hma Arabian
Four
In thalr Native Costumes
Claaalo and Modern Harmony.
"On the Ragged Edge"
A Jaxx Comedy.
OTHER BIG
KEITH ACTS
3
Don't Forget the Matinee Dally
3 p. m All Seata 25c
REAL XMAS
. PRESENTS
CAM I'll I l.lS l'H lib. m 1 Afl
and Beana S cans.. $ I iUU
QOOD KICK i nn
II pounda f I iUU
WHITE BEANS f (in
IS pounda ' I iUU
PINTO BEANS f AA
II pounda f I iUU
ARMY BACON r rn
IS pounda tyZiUll
Half doien ORANGES FREE
The 35 Red Stores
"Where They SellFor Leaa"
CHATTANOOGA WEWSi CHATTANOOGA, TENN-, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920.
An Elaborate
Rllxnbeth Howell.
Charlotte Watkln.
Mildred Jackson.
Jan McQee.
Helen Hughe.
Blla Lea Robertson
Margaret, Uawllngs.
liucua inomas.
Sarah Lee Carlton. Mai tori rxml.ir
Ann Trimble. of Cincinnati.
Dorl Carter, Claire Trotter.
Bthel Milne. Jessica Littleton.
Dorothy Jamea. Bmllv ifeitnv
Florence Watklns. Louise Van Dyk.
t'auune oiyar.
Elwyn Weitcott
Maria Patterson
Rachal Cook.
Loula Baaa.
Kllxabeth Ooodlove.
Loulae Spear.
Sadie Kvans. 1
Charlotte (Clifford.
Mesdames
R. W. Barr, Jr.
Harriett Merrlam.
Walter Fred.
Lowry Lamb.
King Frltts.
Tom Dewees.
Felix Miller.
Bwlng Watklns.
Grace Wells.
Claire O'Brien.
Lydla Holley,
of Auguata, Qa.
Meadamea
O. F. Milton, Jr.
Robert nijjdle. Jr.
Jo Porter Ander
aon. Jo Conn Oulld, Jr.
Kenneth Whltaker.
Kobert Divine.
Landla Oraham.
Bulalle Klgga.
Frank Miller.
when the children will brin gift for
the needy.
A Christmas cantata will be given
m me rim aiemoaist cnurch on the
evening of Dec. Hf. Ml Bess Patten
ta airecting me rehearsal.
CLASSIFIED BOOKS
ADDED TO LIBRARY
In addition to th usual Hat of book
nuuea to tne unattanooga Public Li
brary during th past two month i
number, which hava heaa eluaiHad
under different head, will appeal to
luuem ui uie respective lUDjact.
General 'nvorks Harrlndtori, "Esaen
tlal In Journalism:" Hoeers. "New
jper , Building;" IngereoU, "Open That
' I'hiloaophy Thorndlke, r "Mental and
Ductal meanurementa;" JTalrbanka
Making Life Worth While:" Purlnton
"Triumph of th Man Who Act;" Clelo,
"Fortune and Dreamai" Cameron
Seven Purpose;" Wear, "Kfflclent
man; - mnce, "Dlwociatton of a Per
aonallty;" Hchopenhauet, "Wisdom ot
t-iie nuxiey, "volution and Bthlcs;"
Maakelyne, "Our Makler Whipple,
..luiiuiii oi menial ana rnyilcal Teta;
Lecky. "Hlatoiv of tfliienkan Muni.
Kellgion Clarke, "Ancltnt Myths In
Modern Poet;" Brlggg, "Book of
rsaims; uisney. "Chr Istian Babbatb
Uoulil, "8t. Mark;" dray, "Book of
inaian; Harper, "Amos and Hoaea;'
iiougca, -now to auiow we Bible;'
Knhortann. "flrat nmilU'ln m tni-'
Kbburtaon,
Handay. "Kplatle to the Romajn;1' gkln-
ner, uenesis;-' man. "mam.
Sociology David, "Leobard Wood;'
Ford, "John Qulncy Adam;" Fried
man, "American Problem f Reeon
tructlon Herron, "Greater War;" Holt,
"KncyclopHcdla of Btlduatt:" Landa.
"Jewish Fairy Tale; ' Scott, "Negro
migration jjunng tne war; tscott.
iiiiprnauonai urganixattonr vender
I n "What lluitnanari la BIiMm'" VmA.
der, "American Methods th Foreign
Trade;" Friedman, "International Com
merce and Reconstruction;" Woolf,
"Co-operation and the Future of In
dustry;" Johnson and HtMbner, "Ocean
Tranuportatlon;" Brea, "Maids. Wives
nna widows;- Mauser, vuermanyt
Oommprclal Grip on the World;" Kolbe
"Colleges In War-Tlme and After;"
Blatch. "Mohlllxlng Woman Power;"
Kellogg, "Women of Belgium;" Harris,
"Young Man and His Vocation:" Brew
ster, "Vocational Guidance:" Canton,
"True Animal of Fairy Land;" Car
negie B. I. P., "American Foreign
Policy;" Cerbsr, ''Eaeaye In Social Jus
tice;" Chamberlain, "BoM Investment;"
Johnson. "Kallroad Traffic afni Rates;"
wintcrourn, "Motner in Haucation,"
Callcy, "Courses In CIVI1 Service."
Philology Bercy, "LiVr des En-
Huaslan Book;" Forbes, "Third Rusalan
noon;- smith, -on tne use or w.
and Phrase." '
Natural Hclence Hardy, "Elements
of the nirrerentlala and Integral Cal
ciiluaj" Hudson, "Adventures Among
tne inrna;" Anna, "uriaaty;" Kawnaiay,
"Country Sketches for City Dwellers;"
Tlmble, "Hlements of Electricity;"
Palmer, "Practical Mathematics;" Bris-
ton, "Social Adaptation;" Norrls, "Shop
Mathematics;" Howe, ''Mathematics for
tne rrnctieai Man
Uaoful Arts Holding, "Accounts and
Accounting Practice; carpenter,
"Heating and Ventilating Buildings;"
James and Dole, "Mechanism of Steam
Engine;" Wcgmann, "Design and Con
struction of Dam;" Smith, "Machine
Work;" Meade, "Portland Cement;"
Baldt, "Clothing for Women:" Beau
mont, "Standard Cloth;" Gray and
Ball, "Plumbing;" Hunter. "Wool;"
Lewis, "Productive Poultry Husban
dry;" Lord, "Modern Boot Repair;"
Manufacturers' Aircraft association,
aircraft year book; Markham. "Tool
Making;" Moore, "Linen;" Peck, "War
Garden Victorious;" Jonea, "Modern
Toolmaktng Methods;" Kellogg, "Colon
Hygiene;" O'Connor, "Treatise on Com
mercial Pharmacy;" Clark, "Textbook
on Motor Car Engineering;" Holford,
"Twentieth Century Toolamlth and
Steel Work;" Morse, "Household Dl.
coverle;" Myers, Food for Plant;"
Lewi, "Getting the Most Out of Bual
nea;" Hlecox, 'Mechanical Movement.
Powers and Device;" Holt, "Complete
Housekeeping :" Rubin, "tnduitrlal and
Artistic Technology of Paint and Var
nish; Rna.wli. "Motor Truck and
tontohlles:" Klndleman, "Trackman'
Helper;" Foote, "Practical Boad Build
"Moore Text Book of tha Material
of Knaineering.
Snow Wood and other Organic
structural Materials.
Crane Ore Mining Method.
Weaver Medicine as a Profession.
Oppenhelmer Dmhetlc Cookery,
linn Industrial Engineering
National X-Itay Reflector Company
l.iKiiung.
David Aircraft.
Pellew Dyes and Dyeing,
Hs Productive Advertising.
Kenneck Wireless Telegraphy.
Sterling Internal Combuatlon en
glue.
Cornado Art of Living Long.
Urey Gray's Plumbing.
Fine Arts.
Vandyke Munich, Frankfort. Ca
sal.
Vandyke Berlin, Drtda.
CableAmateur Harden.
Plowman Etching.
DuMaurler Social Pictorial Battre.
. Vouag Ceramlo Art.
Walllck Small Houae.
Averlll Flower Art of Japan.
Richards Practical Perspective.
Mra. Flske Her Views on Actor
and Acting.
Miller Mechanical Drafting.
Kenlson Mechanical Drawing.
Hills Machine Drawing.
Roebuck Science ahd Practice of
Photography.
Stenson Essentials of drafting.
French Manual of Engineering
Drawing.
Hnlch Art and Man.
FaltJIeld and other Blba Print
Reading.
Hclaaco Theater Through Ita Stage
Door.
Coiialns Colonial Architecture of
Salem.
Frank Short Plays About Famous
Authors.
Blacker Nineteenth Century English
uaramM Art.
Simmons and t here - Dramatisation.
wooiey snop Kkctcntng,
Osborne Historic House,
rilnRleton-Tin rets. Tower ana
Temple.
Itennla Ruaaian School ef Painting.
Knarkfuaa Holbein.
Tile in. Charades and Pantomlmea.
Msckay How to Prodnc Children'
Pkaya.
(larrett Popular DIAIognes.
Cauldwell-Chocolat Cake and Black
Sand.
Llttratur.
Idy Gregory DraajoE
Agnes Reppller I'olnts of Friction.
Verhaeren Dawn.
Rtiskln Comments of John Ruskln
on the Dlvlnia l ommedla.
Merlngton Captain Letterhlair.
B'sen John tlahrlel llorkmsn.
Shnhert Public Speaking
Baker Dramatlr Technique.
Newcomer Thre Centurl of
Amen, .mi I'wvi
Vachell Llndaav Uen. William Booth
Eater Into Heaven.
President Wilson
Goes Window-Shopping
Washington, Deo. . Preal.
dent Wilson wnt window hop.
ping on F street yesterday, view
ing the Chrlatma crowd and th
brightly decorated show from an
"n automobile. Accompanied
by Mra. Wllon. the president
wa driven alowly down on aide
of th tret, which I th meln
artery of th capital' (hopping
dlatrlct, and back up the other,
few In th hurrying crowd of
shoppers recognising the chief
executive.
Vachell Lindsay Congo.
Kilmer Candle That Bum.
Clarke Treasury of War Poetry. -Plttenger
How to Become a Public
Speaaer.
Mable In Arcsdy.
Maeterlinck Poems.
Watts Hill of Home.
Scott end Zeltlln College Reading
in r.ngusn fro.
Watts Wife of Potlphar.
Ibsen LHtta Eyiof
Otis American Verae.
Description and Travel.
Cram Old Seaport Towna of the
South.
Skinner Ahysalnla of Today.
Edwards Markhelm and Its People
Hrignam uuaiemaia.
Looihl Index Qulde to Travel.
Zlmmera Spain and Her People.
Kelman Holy Land.
Heuaser Land of the Prophets.
Tower Along Uermany's River
oi
Romance, the Moaelle.
Balmon Wonderland of Egypt.
MacQueen In Wildest Africa.
Koebel Portugal.
Cooper Modernising th Orient.
Heath Winchester.
Jungman Holland.
History.
Walls Italy, Franc and Britain at
war.
Oarner Reconstruction In Musi
Sl DPI.
Clapp Economic Aspects or the
War.
Sarolea Great Russia.
Nicholson War or, a United World
Benedict Book of Texaa.
Allen Burgundy.
Mtisson Upper Engadlne.
Fox Bulgaria.
Cottarlil Ancient Greece.
HJe-8tory of Maaaachuiett.
Montgomery Leading Facta
of
French HItory.
Gardner Dukes ana Poets In
Per
rare.
Slmms History of south Carolina.
Kennard Rumanians Diary.
Collins Fighting Engineers.
Freksa Peace Congress of Intrigue
Abel American Indians as Partici
pants In the Civil War.
Fairne British war Administration
Kalaw Self Government In the
Philippines.
Bloorsohy.
MeHpadden Famous Painter In
America.
Bownes Lure of Music.
Kohbe Lives of Great Composers.
Hale Men and Manners of the
Eighteenth Century.
Crawford Kansas in the (ill's.
Reppller-rDr. J. W. White.
Holme Life of Dr. Leonard Wood
Scheming Recollections of . a Rus
alan Diplomat.
swlnnerton k. u. Stevenson,
Beaumn Fromentln.
Castrc Le Page.
C. H. Parker An American.
Theodore Roosevelt Letter to His
Children.
Bearne Court Painter and His
Circle.
Jenklmon Aaron Burr.
Herrlot Madame Recamler.
Dunn Paulson Black Prince.
Fyvie Tragedy Queen of the Geor
gian Era.
Schrelber Journal.
Reference Books.
American Academy and Social
Science Mobilizing America' re
source.
Library of Free Masonry.
Adelaide C. Rowell Costume Book.
KlplInC Inclusive Verse.
Tornos Combined Spanish Method.
SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS
Th Woman's Missionary society ot
the Rldgedale Methodist church, south,
met with Mrs. Frank Miller Tuesday
afternoon. Mr. William Curl wa
joint hostess with Mrs. Millar.
Th regular annual election of offi
cer followed the literary program,
which waa directed by Mr. A. D. Haas.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs. E. B. Seay. president: Mra. A. D.
Baaa, vice-president; Mrs. Frank Mil
ler, recording secretary; Mrs. Georg
Prentice, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
M. M. Whltten, treasurer; superin
tendent of young people's work, Mr.
D. L. Lewis; of children's work, Mra.
Fltagerald; study and publicity, Mr. J.
Cooper; social service. Mrs. M. O.
Splcer; supplies, Mrs. R. H. Holland;
nrth Sunday collections, Mrs. D. G.
Miller; agent "Missionary Voice," Mra.
R. E. Miller.
ALTON PARK PROGRAM
The Alton Psrk achool will close
Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Th chllren of all grades will give a
Christmas program beginning at 1
clock.
4l few suggestions for
Christmas gifts--
LEATHER GOODS
aid Fold ..$1.50 to $ 12.00
Hand Bags . 3.50 to 25.00
Vanity Boxes 5.00 to 10.00
Overnight and Week-end Caaaa 26.00 to 80.00
Jewel Boxes 8.00 to 20.00
Desk Sett 15.00 to 25.00
Pass Caaaa ,. 1.50 to 8.00
Beaded Bag 8.00 to 100.00
GIFTS FOR GENTLEMEN
Silver Belt Buckle .8 3.50 to $ 12.00
Gold Bait Bucklea , 16.00 to 40.00
Gold Knives t m $6.00 to 40.00
Silver Knlvea , 2.50 to 7.00
Waldemar Chain 6.00 to 100.00
Cut? Link 2.60 to 100.00
Full Ore Seta , 25.00 to 150.00
Photo Leekat . 7.60 to 25.00
tone Ring ,. 6.00 to 50.00
Signet Rings ... 3.50 to 25.00
Military Brushes 8.00 to 60.00
Traveling Roll. 6.00 to 40.00
Scarf Pint w 1.60 to 200.00
Tie Claap 2.00 to 10.00
Umbrella 6.00 to 25.00
GIFTS FOR LADIES
Gold Breoehea $ 2.00 to $ 75.00
Lingerie Claapa a 2.00 to 12.00
Bar Plna 2.00 to 45.00
La Valllera ' 6.00 to 50.00
Pearl Necklace 6.00 to 100.00
Cameo Breoehea 6.00 to 150.00
Bar Rlnga 1.80 to 50.00
Paathar Fan 12.00 to 35.00
Ivory Toilet and Manicure Beta 6.00 to .00 00
Sterling Silver Toilet and Manicure Seta 15.00 to 150.00
Cologne Bottles 2.60 to 2000
Puff Boxea 5.00 to 40.00
Sterling Sliver Jewel Boxea 18.00 to 60.00
Vanity Caaaa 15.00 to 50.00
Silver Oorlne Boxet 6.00 to 10.00
14-K. Gold Dorlnea r 85.00 to 15000
14-K. Cold Mean Baga m 2.00 to 375 00
Sterling Mean Baga .' 18.00 to 100.00
Meyer-Leach
822 Market St.
STUDENTS OF CITY HIGH
TO DANCE HOURS AWAY
Unique Entertainment Ar
ranged for This Evening
in Homecoming Event.
The student body of Chattanooga
High school will launch eomethlng new
In the way of It annual entertainment
with what I termed a "Home-Coming"
thla evening in the auditorium of the
school.
The student body and the alumni as
sociation some time ago decided to
unite In this annual festival occasion
and hence some very extensive plan
hava been laid to m,h. i, i,.t aa
. of the most enjoyable and Interesting
iuncnons oi tne unristmae holidays.
The entertainment begins at 7:10
o'clock thla evening, first with a lit
erary and musical program. This will
he followed by dancing and refresh
ments. Both the student body and alumni
association unite In extending an
urgent Invitation to all students,
alumni and parents of student to at
tend o as to make this a real home
coming and get-together event.
The literary program arranged for
tne occaaaion I as follows:
Alumni Song Audience.
Reading Miss Gladys Boyd.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Alex Keese.
Beading Miss Christine Flemmlng.
Game Conducted by Miss Patton.
Violin Solo Lester Cohn.
Kun Edwin Woodworth.
Cheer Led by James McCa.ll.
In Gymnauslum Grand march.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
The Christmas entertainment for the
Third lYesbyterlan Sunday school will
be given at the church Friday evening,
Dec. 24, at 7 o'clock. The affair ta In
charge of R. S. Porter, Sunday achool
superintendent, and Miss Bertha Mltx,
teacher of one of the large classes.
Following Is the program aa arranged:
Bong by School -"Joy to th World."
Prayer By Dr. Steele.
Scripture By Supt. R. G. Porter.
Short Talk By Dr. Steele.
Bong bv School "Joy Bell Ringing
Everywhere."
Recitations "Welcome Speech," Mor
ris McKinney; "The Christmas Mes
sage," Esther Whitman; "What They
Said" (Money Talks), Maurice Ashley.
Dialogue (Five girls) "Emblem of
Chriatmastlde."
Recitations "Santa Claus." Helen
Lasauter; "A Fairy Stocking," Lenore
Burns; "My Gift," Robert Kennedy.
Primary Motion Song "Little Star
So High."
Garland Drill Twelve girl.
Recitation, "Kitten-Cat Daisy"
Elizabeth Beard.
Song by Young Ladles "Seek Him."
Dialogue "Doers of the Word."
Recitations "Just Make Some One
Happy," Lillian Rdlngs; "The Glve
Away Present," Elizabeth Dyer.
collection ror poor.
Duet Bernlce Youngker and Zora
Burns and chorus.
Santa Claus,
Doxology.
Distribute presents.
Benediction by Dr. Steele.
LAWRENCE BIG STAR
IN "OLD HOMESTEAD"
With all due respects to other mem
bers of the cast of characters which
took part in "The Old Homestead
Tuesday night at the Lyric theater,
William Lawrence, by whom the play
la staged, and who takes the part of
Joshua Whltcomh, Is practically tne
whole show. For without his Jolly
laugh and splendid acting the play
wouldn't have been the same. No
other person could have taken the part
any better than did William Lawrence.
When he laughs, he laughs all over, and
makes everyone In the audience laugh,
and when he gets out (that big red,
bandana handerchlef and one, he
makes those in the audience cry with
him.
In the second act Uncle Joshua's
Islt to the fashionable Fifth avenue
residents of Henry Hopkins, an did
boyhood acquaintance, keeps the
dlence In an uproar.
The third act where Uncle Josnua
and Henry Hopkins pass by the big
Grace church In New York City, and
ear the voices of the choir within. Is
especially Impressive, for It la here
that he meets his wayward boy.
Joseph Ward as "Happy Jack" Is
also especially good. His lines all be
ing presented to tne audience in a
clear and effective way.
Tne old-time songs sung ny member
of "The Old Homestead" double
uartett R. B. Cook, William C. Wood,
scar Sidney. Fred S. Roberta. J. C.
Brown, Nelson Riley, Joseph Ward and
Robert Essworth In the opening act
won prolonged applause.
The J-.yrlc was well nned Tuesday
night, and those who are planning to
wltnesa the performance Wednesday
Inht, may look forward to a very en
tertaining evening. The cast Is a good
one. Good acting, a tine moral lesson.
and good music Is offered.
Jewelry Co.
Among The Sick
Misa Louise YanDyke la suffering
from the arlo.
J. A. Dotson Is reported critically 111
at his home on Signal mountain.
Ml Patty Martin Is confined to her
home with the grip.
Mra. N. 0. Taggart la recovering
from a recent operation at the High
lands sanitarium. Mrs. J. W. Simpson,
who was called here by the Illness of
her mother, haa returned to her home
in Jaaper.
Dr. W. M. Bogart, who haa been se
riously til at his home in North Chat
tanooga, is reported out of danger and
improving slowly.
CAjyTATA THURSDAY
A M.lll. "TKa Ti.i.a , ......... ,,
Vjm v. , uiisirnaB,
will be presented by the Sunday school
of the Highland Park M. B. church
south, in the church auditorium Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock. The par
ticlpunta have been rehearsing for sev
eral days and have their parts in good
.......... i,waim iiiuaiu will Da
given by the orchestra, and other fea-
.m.v .rv ifiurnisva. oania uiaus will
m rlg - Ti
i.i.jaa.ajir.imjiiiriu-M.n
A VICTROLA
- FOR CHRISTMAS
The ideal gift for the home the
gift for one that pleases all.
Music in the home is indispensable.
The grown folks appreciate it, and
the children should be raised up un
der its environments.
COME IN AT ONCE AND
MAKE YOUR SELECTION
We'll deliver it for Christmas, and
you can pay for same oh
VERY EASY TERMS
A Selection of Records Also Makes
a, Nice
; $ The leadership of our shop was Hhl
' 'l never more evidenced than by its HM
1 offering: of exquisite flowers for f H
be on hand. Th church will be pret
tily decorated for tin; occasion.
An admission of either a potato, ap
ple or orange will be charged, theae to I
De dietnbutea among the poor, -roei
various claaaaa wlU make donations.
Value of the Dollar.
(St. Paul Pioneer Press.)
An unidentified magazine write;
makes a good point which he mlglvf
carry still further to advantage. He
wanta America to get rid of the dan
geroua and half-baked Idea that a dol
lar I worth a half or a third of what
It waa. ' His philosophy la to remember
mac it la only the apant dollar that
haa lost thla part of It Purchasing
power and that the saved dollar Is' just
aa valuable a ever It waa..' Nothing
can De loat in assuming mat na is
night in this, as long as tha assump
tion continues that the time Is coming
wnen tne price level will descend an
approximately to normal. That It even
will return to the plane of ten years
ago la open to serious douut. But
what Is certain and beyond all
doubt Is that the saved dollar ha tha
same debt-paying power as of old. It
may not buy aa much in tha store.
but when It come to paying a note or
Jilting a mortgage it will go as far as
in tne cheapest period In our history.
- w - iCMTM or
Gift

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