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THREE DAILY PRESS, NEWS, VIRGINIA, SUNDAY, APRIL 37, 199. on Saturday, April JG Tli lirlde 1.4 with the Alllea holding all of the big ho daughter of Mr. nnd Mr. Jcwkc WiM Haw Im Differ. And If ta United SUtea had ntered Um irar.when It did thwa would bow no peaca conference.

canto in the deck, Owrmany today would be dictating terms. Lo Angola Tlmee. I iaiivi mr me huh .11 r. land It. kre I'hlont, thU city.

After the h( neymnon which will be Mfinut at NlniT.u'.t IVr Mr. and Mrs. I Chicoat will wlJo In Xewpcrt Ncwa. OCIETY Old Dominion Land Co A Very prety wedding was Tuesday, April 22, nt 3:30 p. m.

at the home of Mr. and Mr. William K. Hull, Ammonate avenue, Unulrvard, when their daughter Miss Wilhelmitui I Fordson Tractor Demonstration Alma, Hull, became the bride of John Murray Wilcox, of Hudson. M.isa.

Miss Hull was attended by Miss Eleanor of Maruder. while Forest Wilcox, brother of the i groom, was best num. Miss Hull was i given In marriage by her father and Mrs. Tl. C.

Mmcure. who hn boon 111 fur several months in able to be out again. Mra. IS. D.

Tucker nnd mother. Mr. Wm. Minor I.ic, of tlio University of Virginia, nnd lilshop and Mrs. H.

1). Tucker arrived In the city Friday to welcome home Chaplain B. D. Tucker, Who came on the. KiJnUam.

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a Call or Write 4 a B. UVEZEY, General Agent Mrs. L. B. Manville has gone to Baltimore, to enter Dr.

Kelloy's hospital. Miss Kdmo Lee. of Frederlckshurpt, Va, Is the guest of Mrs. William Roanu Aylett at her home on West avenue. HOTEL WARWICK BUILDING Newport News, Va.

Phone 32 Miss Hollister. national speaker of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union ill be the guest of -the North End Union for a week. Mrs. Slovens, of 228 Forty-fourth street, la entertaining Mlsa Hollister. Wright Robertson.

Margaret Lee Robertson and James Douglas Wright were married yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock In the bride's home. 719 Twenty-eighth street, Rev. W. P. Page, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist church, The young couple will make their future home in Newport News.

Woman's Club. There was a short business session at the Woman's Club Friday afternoon at which the following resolution was passed: Resolved: That In the Interest of THE T0BD30N TRACTOR WILL BE DEMONSTRATED ON Wednesday, April 30th 2 to 5 p. m. on Shell Farm, Hampton Institute, Next to Langley Field Instead of talking about the Fordson Tractor we prefer to bJiow you exactly what it will do. To see the Fordson in operation will be more convincing than hours of talk.

We are going to show you how fast it will plow, how well it will plow, what the average fuel consumption will be, how the ceremony was performed by Dr. J. Preston Blake, pastor of the Firnt Baptist church of Newport News. The color scheme was white and green and beautiful decorations prevailed, the house beintf udorned with ferns and flowers. The bride attired in a white crepe de chene which was embroidered with forget-me-nots and carried a bouijuet of bride's roses and lilies of the valley.

Miss Simonson wore a white evening gown embroidered with sprays of flowers and carried a bouquet of carnations. Miss Eva Culley played the wedding march. The wedding was witnessed by sixty-five invited guests and followInR the ceromony a luncheon was served. Following Mr. and Mrs.

Wilcox left for a visit to Roanoke, Natural Bridge and the mountains of Virginia. Upon their return here on May 1, they will be at home to their friends on Am-monate avenue, Boulevard. Miss Hull has a large circle of friends and acquaintance and Is popular in church work, being actively engaged in the endeavors of the First Baptist church. Mr. Wilcox came here sometime ago from Hudson, and until recently was connected with the Administration Building at this port.

The out-of-town guests Included the following: Mrs. Wilcox, mother of the groom, Miss Sybil Wilcox ml Forest Wilcox, of Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. (. Edward Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klrkman and Mr and Mrs Al Shrine, of Trenton, New Jersey, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Simonson.

of Magruder, Va. Colonial Dames. The Colonial Dames will meet with Mrs. J. K.

Warren at hor home, 319 Fifty-second street, on Friday morning April 29. promoting the new American spirit which Is one of the effects of the war. Captain Cox of the signal corps. Camp Lee, his wife and child and Mrs. Cox's mother are registered at the Warwick hotel.

Captain Cox. who was a member of the 110th slenal battalion in France, is here to welcome his battnlion which is expected to arrive Sunday on the Antigone. I VE ASK YOU FIRST TO SEE OUR PAPEII on the cost of decorating your homa The cost will be small, but the results will be great. Our line comprises exclusive designs In gorgeous patterns printed on fine quality stock. Again we earnestly request you lo see It.

J. J. WILKINSON 215 25th St. Phone 1596 I 111 ill! ifi the Woman's Club of Newport News urges Its members that hereafter, as far as possible, they purchase goods of American manufacture as opposed to the German product, also that the members use their influence In securing the co-operation and support of the women of this community In the execution of this movement of well it will handle two 14 inch bottoms, how it will perform I Lieut. Luther Lyttlo and Mrs.

Lyt-tle are giving a dinner this evening at their home in Hutcheson Court In horon of Captain and Mrs. Cox. Mrs. L. C.

Moncure has aa her guest Mrs. Abe Warwick of Richmond. Va. Americanization, and that this resolution be mailed to each individual club member. The program of the afternoon Included a reading from "L'Elevation" by Henri Bernstein, by Mrs.

Lewis T. Jester, Mrs. Jester's interpretation of the French dramatist was exceptionally good, showing both talent and training. Miss BIckford read In her usual charming stylo from Barrie's on the hill side and low grounds. In fact we are going to give the Fordson a harder series of tests than 99 out of 100 users will ever give it.

Whether you are intending to buy a tractor or not, we want you to attend this demonstration. Every progressive farmer ought to see it. The Fordson is a big factor today in farming the world over. Thousands are sold every month. Fordson owners are" increasing their production beating their neighbors on crop yield, on acreage cultivated, on profits.

Red Circle Club Tea Dance. The Red Circle Club will give Its regular tea dance on Tuesday afternoon, April 28. Mrs. Richard Walker, who spent the winter in Richmond. is he guest of Mrs.

O. P. Hatrstrom, ton Forty-ninth street "Dear Brutus" and several poems by Rupert Brooke. May Festival. Music lovers of Newport News and vicinity are much Interested In the twenty-sixth annual Spring Musical Master Sherman Pleasanta continues quite elck at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. D. C. Pleasants, on Twenty-seventh street. Thomas R.

Darden. of Washington. D. C. correspondent for the St.

Louis Globe-Democrat, is In the city to report the arrival of Missouri troops Festival of the Wednesday Club of Richmond, Va. Many of the artists engaged for this season are new to the Newport News public, except to ring Festival Sp those who are directly associated with which are expected from oversas next musical affairs. But in presenting week. Be Sure to See Bis Demonstration S. G.

Pearson, former detective sergeant of Newport News. whose skull was fractured five years ago. Norfolk Is undergnlng treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. such artists as Rosa PonelIe, Emma Roberts. Forrest Lamont, Florence Hinkle, Arthur Middleton and Arthur Hackett, the success of the festival Is assured.

The members of the Wednesday Club number about two hundred, and their Work this season is by far the best ever attempted by the club. On Monday the chorus, under the able leadership of W. Kirk Matthews, conductor, will render Hayden's Creation. A large number will attend the festival from Newport News. Misa Lillian Garell.

of St Louis ia visiting Mrs. S. W. Koontz on Twenty-eighth street. Shackelford Auto Co.

Mrs. W. A. Post, who has been ill with pneumonia for several weeks, is reported as improving. HAMPTON, VA.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Cornelius of 822 Fifty-ninth street returned Friday from a ten days' trip to New York. Mrs. Lawrence Priddy, of New York is visiting Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Har- wood at their home on Huntington avenue. While in New York Mrs. Cornelius was entertained on board the battleship Florida, at a dinner party given by the senior surgeon on board. Dr.

H. S. Smith. Mrs. Cornelius has as her Mrs.

J. A. League and son, Houston Lee, of the U. S. S.

McCall, are guests of Mrs, Leagues sister, Mrs. Virgin truest for several days Mrs. F. C. Reek of the Matsonia, who leaves on ia Atkinson, on Thirtieth street.

Tuesday fpr overseas duty at Brest. MUSIC CLUB AT ARMORY WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY -glj APRIL 30, MAY 1 AND 2 METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA RICHARD HAGEMAN, Conductor ARTISTS: FREDA HEMPEL JOSE MARDONES Prima Donna Basso Metropolitan Opera Mouse Metropolitan Opera House MORGAN KINGSTON Iffl ROSA PONSELLE Tenor 1 Dramatio Soprano Metropolitan Opera House Metropolitan Opera House BLANCHE CONSOLVO Contralto Easter Danes at the Motor Truck Pa vilion. Gifts for the Spring Bride The Easter dance at the motor Dance in North End Last Evening. One of the most enjoyable entertainments of the post-lenten season was the dance given last evening by Mrs. L.

J. Connelly, wife of Lieut. truck pavilion. Camp Hill, Friday evening, was one of the most delightful events of the season. The pavilion was beautifully decorated in dogwood and palms.

Gay streamer's of purple and white with soft shaded lights and Japanese lanterns suspended from the ceiling a most pious-lug- effect. General and Mrs. Harley B. Ferguson and Captain -and Mrs. Hines were assisted in receiving, by Olllcers and ladies of their staffs, in an attractive bower of frasrant spring flowers.

About one hundred and fifty couples danced to the inspiring strains of the Jazz band. Nowhere in the entire Southland will jpu find more variety of silver than in our store. Our showing of flatware is not confined to a few styles you will find an assortment of Sterling Silver here that compares with the showing of Fifth Avenue shops. Hay we mail you our catalogue? Commander Connelly, in honor of her son. Sully, at 327 Fifty-sixth street.

The decorations were in yellow and the house was artistic with potted plants and yellow Hold btiesom. Punch, lees end delicious calws were served and Mrs. Connelly was assisted in entertaining the young people by Mrs. F. C.

Branch and several out of town relatives. Those enjoying the hospitality of the evening were Misses Mary Street. Martha Chapln, Marion Luning. Hilda Lee Powell, Helen and Frances Hooper, Belle Wellford, Elizabeth Morocock, Virginia Henderson, Bessie French and Deslree Up-shui Eleanor Ilraneh, Mary Byrd Buxton. Mary Royal Gladys Gillett, Margaret Greaves, Elizabeth Randolph Copeland, Lucille Smithers.

Margaret Royal, John Marshall, Billy Ferguson, W. C. T. U. There wfll be a meeting of fie Woman's Christian Temperance Union Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

John Frost, 227 Forty-ninth street. Miss Hollister will speak at this meeting, and will be glad to see any ladies interested in her work. 'Pan! Bx Largest Jewelers South G-RANBY STREET NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Leslie Mattirjly, Jack Read, Buxton nnd Ernest Luning, Saxon Holt, Virgil Hooper, Richard Newman. Walter Upshur, Miss Genlvieve Shaw of Portsmouth, Georpe Shaw, of Portsmouth, Charles Kendal, of New York, Chicoat Dorm an. Miss Theresa Francis Dorman and Irvine Lee Chicoat were quietly married at the home of the bride's sister, Mra.

J. AdamHOn, of Philadelphia. and Andrew Johnson, of Richmond. I T7 3 "rf tj All TWO HOMES I Just completed possession at once Located Indian River Park built on 100x150 feet i 'r' lww A ground containing reception hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, three large and bright bed rooms, modern bath, sleeping porch. These houses have every modern convenience and built in Indian River Park where restrictions are of such that you will have no unsightly buildings surrounding you think of what this 'means to your future home.

Come out today houses open for inspecti on. 1 WHITE, PHONE OR CALL Hopkins Land Co. 5 a a 201 FIRST NAT'L BANK BLDG. Phone 623 OJiW A a Vtx a A. J.

MINOR, Sales Manager El.