All arrangements were completed yesterday for the pilgrimage of Richmond Shriners, members of Acca Temple, to Roanoke for the installation of Karatn Temple Saturday. The Richmond party will leave this city on a special train over the Norfolk and Western Railway about 11 o'clock Friday night, arriving in Roanoke early Saturday morning. It is expected that more than 100 Shriners will go with the party.
Saturday will be Shriners' Day in Roanoke. For the past five years, that city has been working to establish it in the city, and it was not until the Imperial Council, at Buffalo, last summer granted them the authority.
There will be about 100 Shriners in Roanoke for the installation of the temple, a large party traveling from Norfolk on a special train, a special train from Charleston, W. Va., and the party from Richmond.
The imperial potentate of North America has commissioned Past High Priest D. C. O'Kinnity of this city, to represent him in the installation of the officers, while the initiation of more than fifty candidates will be conducted by the drill team of Acca Temple. The Richmond party will leave Roanoke late Saturday morning, arriving in this city early Sunday morning.
MOUNTAIN, VA., October.  One of the prettiest and most largely attended marriages ever solemnized in this community took place at Salem Church on Wednesday afternoon, when Miss Alma Louise Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Coleman, became the bride of W. R. Coleman, formerly of this county, now of Switzerland. S. C. Rev. Mr. Comer, pastor of the church, officiated. 