April<
limit.
Foi^ulL information call on or
> G. P. COFFIN, Agent.
Red Cross Ball Blue should be
in every home. Ask your gro
cer for it. Large 2 oz. package,
5 cents.
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Ladies’ Suits
(and Coats
and Children’s
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on Malcolm Avenue, East New
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at reasonable prices.
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Later the guests were
to the prettily decorated dining
room, where brick cream, cake
and olives were served by Misses
Guila Chunn, Rina Price, Rina,
Louise and Stella Wallace.
The usual interest in cutting
the bride’s cake and the iM#ri
ment that follows, were heartily
enjoyed, Miss Annie Belle Brid
ger getting the ring .in which
she is destined to be the next
bride. Miss Guila Chunn will be
the luckiest one of all, having
found the wishbone,while Misses
Katherine Price and Stella Wal
lace found the needle and but
ton, which Superstition says
means “You will work for a liv
ing.”
At ten o’clock Mr. and Mrs.
Eichenbergcr boarded No. 18
for Chicago and St. Louis, where
they will spend a week, return
ing here Thanksgiving morning
for a day or two, after which
they will leave for San Antonio,
Texas to make their home.
Costumes Worn.
The bride’s gown of ceremony
was a handsome white messa
laine with panels of white bro
cade. She wore a long bridal
'veil and carried an exquisite
shower bouquet of bride’s roses,
Lillies of the valley and maiden
hair fern. She also wore a
handsome necklace of ame
thysts and diamonds, a gift to
, his bride from Mr. Eichenberger.
The traveling suit was brown
cloth with hat, gloves and shoes
to harmonize.
' Mrs. Lon L. Campbell as ma
itron, and herself a bride of a
! few weeks, wore her bridal dress
of exquisite white brocade, and
carried an arm bouquet of
white chrysanthemums.
Miss Katherine Price us maid
of honor was^beautifully dressed
in light green crepe-de-chine
with gold band trimming and al
so carried perfect white chrys
anthemums.
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juiiut; ivuss iviax^aict van
Dyke was as sweet as could be
'in a dainty white baby Irish
j embroidery dress over pink and
carried an armful of Killarney
ros.es.
Mrs. Van Dyke wore light
blue silk with cut velvet trim
jmings and the entire family
j composing the wedding party
were prettily dressed.
The gentlemen wore the con
ventional black in full dress
I with a bouttonaire of a spray of
■ maidenhair fern and valley lil
lies.
The bride is one of Newport’s
i sweetest and most accomplished
girls and has a host of friends
as was thoroughly attested in
the beautiful display of wedding
presents in silverware, cut glass
and etc., received by the popular
bride. The groom is a pleasant
and well appearing young gen
tleman and that their married
life may be happy, long and use
ful is the wish of many friends
in offering their congratula
tions.
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Uncivilised.
“That child la § regular little sav
a a.” "Yea, when be wae at our house
r diaper yecterday be aliraye said
be wanted more, Instead at politely
tying utica I adked him If | could
All Up-to-date
use Red Cross Ball
makes the clothes
sweet as when new.
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is assured direct, personal attention and service at
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