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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
MsCKLENBURG COUNTY.
Good Weather-Y. M. c. A.-FuHeral Of
MIR. RoIler-TObacco sales.

Good Weather-H h. 4. Al uHeral OF
MIR. RoIler-Tobacco sales.
CHASE CITY, Va, Nov. % Special.
Remarkably fine weather and farming, and
buildings are being pushed.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company have discharged freight bands at
the depots. IL would seem that the COM
pany has started at the wrong end tOreduce
expenses. There has been already much
dissatisfaction on the part Of our business
men because Of the length Of time the rail
road takes 10 bring i'm freight from Rich
mond. and now it seems that a worse ser
vice will be given as a consequence Of this
discharge Oh men.
The Chase City Y. NJ. c. \. is increasing
in interest and usefulness. Mr.. III. O. Will
liams. general State secre tary. will deliver
an address here on the third sunday in De
cembsr.
Mr.. j. X. Roller, who died at the Retreat
for the Sick in Richmond on Monday last,
was buried in Woodland cemetery here YES
terday. Services were conducted by Rev.
". u. Jordan. Mr.. Roller was prominent
citizen and was much liked here.
The premium tobacco sales this week
were q success, but would have been much
better had the weather been suitable for
handling. OF the premiums, k. NJ. Jefress,
of Five Forks. took eight; W. II. Jefress, Of
Five Forks, took i've, and the following
gentlemen each took one: {. NJ. Cheatham,
j. {. Is. Smith. W. l.. Workman, L. j. Greg
Dry, of Luenburg, and }. l.. Thompson, OF
FinneywoOd.
This section offers fine opportunities for
investments in land suitable for raising fine
tobacco. These lands are now selling low
and are being bought up by planters who
know its value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
HAPPY REUNION.
Husband aud wife who Thought Each
Other Dead.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 20.-James Stock
ton met his wife here yesterday for the first
time since the Johnstown Hood. They had
mourned each other as dead, believing that
they had been beresyed by the awful disas-
ter. stockton had gone to California and
Mrs. Stockton was IN Massachusetts. They
were discovered 10 each other by mutual
friend in this city, and Yesterday a most
joyful meeting took place At the first station
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad on the
incoming train. They had only been mar
ried a few days, and Will 20 from here 10
their new home In California 10 complete
their radely interrupted honeymoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
China and Japanese Ware.

I'm This line We show such a beau fui lot az
seful and Ornamental Articles ihat 10 10
hand 90 see and resist buying them; but fhe
prices. marked in plain figures. tell you This
is sn exceptional chance There are many
nice sr.icles suitable for gifts to your friends
cr relatives For Instance. articles that arc
sold 81 other places 20 SIS y'I can buy ~ MS
90 hall that figure, and all otheus are sold ll
proportion.
Remember. We got ibis Dot OF samples hf
chance. and they are eoing Ike hot cakes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
CARD PARTY.

Mrs. Gideon Davenport. in honor Of her
guest. Miss Clark, Of Tennessee, gave a de-
lghtful card party on Thursday evening.
Alter an exciting and interesting game Of
progressive euchre the yictors were de-
clared, Miss Lucy Blair winning a painted
picture frame, Mr.. Henry L. Cabell a
crayat case, and Mr.. John rutherford a
"A fancy blOtter. The other guests were
Miss Meta Potts, Miss Elise Williams,
Miss Bruce Williams. Miss Katie BuiOrd,
Miss Callie Rylan !. Miss Tinsley, Miss Mary
Anderson. Misses Wilcox. Brown. Of Balti-
more: Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Rolling, Mr.
K. l.. liudgins. Mr. A. Sale Watkins, Mr.
rutherford Rose, Captain Allison, Mr.
Carter Scott, DR.. Charles V. Darlington,
Mr.. I'd. Hannewnckel. Sir. Fred, Peasants,
AID Mr.. Beverly MunfOrd.
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Very Dry Weather-Ne sew Buiidings-Com-
nlaInts About the Tarin.

kEYsyILLE, VA, Nov. special. r.
our people are making great complaints
OF the exceedingly and unprecedented dry
weather. Wheat and winter oats are suf-
fering seriously; also the turnip crop, which
will be "A short one.
Many new buildings are now going up in
town. aud the spirit OF improvement seems
% peFyade all classes OF our people. Great
complaint j. made among our farming peo-
pie on account OF the advance in prices Of
almost everything they have TO buy, on ac-
count OF the recent Tariff bill passed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
A WEEK WITHOUT GERMANS
EXCLUSIVE IDEAS IN SOCiETY'S
FRIVOLOUS HEAD.

inclined TO Prefe, Only to be Eat Home
20 Few FrIends"-Msrriage OF ur.
Kinkead aud Mis. spIIimsn-Otber Ar
fairs.
No balls and no germans found admit
lance into the doors of society last week.
In fact, it would seem from many obvious
signs that the domain Of fashion was get
ting notions Of exclusiyeness into its frivol-
be at home TO few friends at dinners,
luncheons, card parties, etc, rather than
open the house and embrace at one armful
every chance speaking acquaintance recog-
nized in so-called good society" This is
calculated to make a season less gar, but
more genuinely enjoyable, where ones own
friends, rather than the friends Of their
friends, are hidden 10 the warmth Of hospi-
tally and hearthside.
Once again the melodious clang Of the
wedding chimes has been around about us.
The marriage Of Miss Annie Glasgow, a
young lady OF rare culture and attractive
ness. 10 Mr. Taylor. Of Norfolk, on Thurs
day evening at her fathers residence. has
already been a theme Of deserving interest
and praise from the press and public, as
well as closer friends.
KINKRAD-sPILLMAN.
On the same afternoon at o'clock a
charming wedding took place at the home
Of Mrs. James Thomas, when her grand
daughter, Miss Sarah Thomas Spillman,
was married 10 Mr.. William b. Kinkead.
Ia the first parlOr between the two win
dOws an altar was arranged with very
beautiful effect with tall and graceful
plants, the glow OF waxen tapers inter-
mixed, and on each side a great bowl Of
pink carnatOn blossoms, n pink drapery
being thrown over the stool upon which
the happy couple Snelt. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. William Thomas in
a graceful and impressive manner, while
the friends, grouped in the elegance and
simmer Of evening tOiettes, made happy
background to the tableau.
The bride was attired in a travelling cos
tune Of tan-cOlored cloth, the same shade
toned with brown entering into the small
and becoming capOte. She carried a large
bunch Of la France roses.
After the ceremony was over and con-
gratulations abated, the wedding feast"
was enjoyed. which was most lavish as
well as dainty one, the table decorations
being in red geraniums.
Some OF the guests present were: Mrs.
COunaley. Miss Mary Connalley, Mrs. Car
Isle. Of Washington: Miss Lucy Spillman.
sister to the bride; Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles
Workman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Workman,
Jr.. Miss Ella Thomas, Rev. DR.. Cooper,
Mrs. John jenkins, Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Ryand, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore,
Mr.. and Mrs laZewell Elicit, Mrs. Charles
L. Sm Oh. Mrs. Dabney Crenshaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Martin. Miss Meta Potts, Miss
Juliet Powers. Miss Lula Powers, Miss
Fannie Workman. Miss Maggie Workman,
Mr.. James Allison, Messrs Antrim, Mr..
William WORKMAN, Mr.. Archer Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. kinkead left on the evening
train for q Northern trip. After which they
Will 20 D. Texas, their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Ladies' ClOaIls and Jackets.

We few ed
styles We are justified the belief Ina
andardo
At SO %
become popular.
Double Breast
conf
we a
garments carefully ADD male
collar aud fashionable
Pushed Trimmed
the of
reductions all through
Ws be had time dur
then ntepasou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
UTANTED BUSINESS AND pro

w FEsSlONAL MEN In Virginia and
North Carolina 10 buy the REMINGTON
STANDARD TYPEWkITFR. For fifteen
years IL has proved that II is the best for
speed, durability. quality OF work and mani
folding. over $50 Remingtons In use In
Richmond and vicinity, and this fact alone is
enough 10 demonstrate It's superiority
Machines RENTED or SOLD ON terms TO
suit. situations furnished stenographers and
typewriter operators free OF charge, Good
bennington operators always IN demand Call
on or address JOHN Il. CULPEPER,
Exclusive dealer for Virginia and North Caro-
lima.
9l5 east Main street, Richmond. Va.
ge7-su,w,frtf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
NO EXCUSE FOR NOT BUYING
Kaufman & Co.'s Store
DURING THIS WEEK.

WINTER WEATHER HAS NOW SET IN WITH AN EARNESTNESS
WE tx gEND CORDIAL INVITATION WE HAVE
SELL PRICES THAT WILL SUIT
YOU NOTHING SHOULD STAND BETWEEN SALE
AMI PURCHASE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Fancy Goods

we can show The best selection and greatest
variety 90 be found in The city, and siIl viii
convince you Of this Our assortment q ~
great % would take pages 20 enumerats. Be
sides. they were received lately and specially
for the holiday trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Who Gut Your Brand.Y

Southern Rubber Company (Moseley &
Bohmer), manufacturers OF rubber stamps,
stencils, seals, &c, No. l206 east Main
street. Phone 5l3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

NNANTFD-A WIDO~ Err RESIDING IN
w the country wishes n respectable LADY
10 supervise his household and instruct two
children IN Tie elementary bInnches. Must
be an experienced teacher No objection 10
Lady with a child from 70 IL years OF age.
Address \ Y. I mes Office. no 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Infants and Children's ClOaks.

Infants
Coaks Children Clk Oar reputation these goods too wei
should look
a by all
aud Hats furnish from the
o the oshing Caps for infants
the Hats
$40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
DRY GOODS sc.
GAN55 & Co..
Fancy Goods. &c.
113 EAST BROAD ST.

While We are holding oar own in the lrI-
merry department what We wish o. sly to
YOU now = awori or two in iczarl o. the
FANCY GOODS. &C.. a. Department
We have uot been idle nr ODE past Two
weeks but The contrary, az we lave hal our
hands FUN arranging aud marking our lm-
mense stock ~ Imported War,s0f all kinds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

Az extract from the Philadelphia Times
published in this paperycsterday, whichpur-
sues the same linz of our recent article on
credit with banks. is commended TO the
bmkers for careful thought.
The situation Of panic wholly confined
10 moneyed men is unique. When theNcw
York Chamber Of Commerce vouches for the
merchants Of that city, and the Philadelphia
papers demand protection for their mer-
chants. and the financial, o. rather the
business report Of the country show serious
contraction. due ouly TO the withdrawal Of
money accommodations, We predict tnai
the bankers will be held tosirict account by
the customers. There will DE close scru-
tinv of the conduct OF bank managers, and
favor will fall to the liberal and the capa-
bic and will be withdrawn from the illiberal
and the timid. When "a healthy liquidation
arrested by arefusal Of merited accommo-
dation, and il is discovered that the refusal
was not justified. there will arise the query:
"Haye customers no rights that bankers are
bound to respect
TIE reelection Of Senator James L. Pugh,
Of Alabama. 10 the United states Senate
from that state by the decisive majority OF
90 TO 30. is high compliment TO that
gentleman. This is his third term in the
Senate, and shows that the people Of Ala
bama know how to appreciate good pub
lie eorxout
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

W and tidy, for a small family. Good wages
paid. Must bring recommendation. Apply
al SO Floyd avenue, between the hours OF 3
A. NJ and 2 +. NJ. Must have no encum-
oiahce' no 30-2ts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Toys ard H Iday Goods
FOR YOUNG AND OLD PEOPLE.

Sow. in This line we climbed to fhc t0r of
Tie ladder last year. and We intend to sfaY
there. We can show collection % all k.lls
oi Toys. such as Santa clans never brings io
the good children; but you can get them
nom III, and al The right prices. too.
We have Toys and other articles from -c
ur, ana have devoted orr second floor to dis
play and sell them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

Kidney affections OF years cured by Sim.
mons Liver Regulatory. w. Poynts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
GANSS 81 CO.'S,
113 EAST BROAD ST.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.


oETIcE COLLEcToA CITf rAIts.
CRY HALL.
KIcHN0SD. Va, November 20, 1890 }
NOTICE TO TAX -PAYERS.
The residue Of CITY taxes Tor 1880 az due
and payable az this Office during this month.
The penalty OF > per cent. viii ne 90 eel fo I.l
bills remaining unpaid December Slsf
livery male twenty zone years ~ age al
every person Keeping house or DONG 1lsI-
ness iu the city IL aseessed for personal ta1r-,
and thOss who have not Paid any cny taHrs
during the year viii please call ana settle ,1
- TO avoid being posted as delinquent Paw
! lng. pipe and sewer connection uiII. are also
| II not paid on or before December 3lst.
once open until T.. n.
FW. CUNNINGHAM
10 3O-tde3l Collector Of ca, lakes.
NOTICE THE VIRGINIA ART
y GALLERY has extended ine use q
their contract tickets frOm De euDvr 1850,
10 February !. 1901. noe. -ih@s-'
MONEY TO LcNO.-THE OLDDO-
/ vi MINION BUILDING aud LOAN $50
/ ClArlON II prepared % LIND MONEY tN
CITY PROPERTY ina sums 20 suit ou sccou-
mOdatng terms and Al reasonable rates.
! Office lil5 east Main street
CARLTON Mo- klNl.
Secretary and reasuief.
| J. TAYLOR ELLI>ON President,
] NORMAN Y. hAApOLPu, ' lcc-lfSsllrht.
oc 3O-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
LITERARY CLUB.

Miss Meta Potts was the charming young
hostess Of the Literary Club Friday even
ing. infusng an element Of genialty and
grace into the pleasure Of her guests that
was felt by one and all. COeridge. the
study of the meeting, was dwelt upon with
instructive pleasure by Mr.. Ed. Crump
and MIR. Roswell Page, the latter rendering
am able essay on the subject. Miss Mary
Cameron gave a reading OF a choice selec-
ton. 50, i'm various ways. COleridge be-
elme better acquainted and appreciated by
tue little coterie OF his discussers. Those
present were: Rev. and Mrs.Carmichael,
Mr. and Mrs. Wyndham Meredith, DR.. and
Mr. Armistead Wexford, Miss Gussie
Daniel. Miss May Cooke Branch. Miss
R0salie Winston, Miss Mary Anderson,
Misses Wilcox-Brown, Of Baltimore; Miss
Clark. Of Tennessee; Miss Helen Cameron,
Of Petersburg; Mr.. Philip Bruce, Mr.. Al
st0n Cabell. Mr.. II. II. Gaines, Mr. John
Rutherford and others.
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"A ANTED-A SITUATION BY A
w NOUIn nf'een years oi sge, in'e-l-
cont. industrious, and able 20 give inc very
BEST references Ia every respect Aediess
YOUTH" sol west Main street. city.
no 2iH2W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

AZ ANTED-G0LD AND SlLNhh;
" punched. mutinated. lncufien1, ADl
foreign coins: any article eontainin- So !,
silver; Confederate bills ana bohis, ut9f
prices. Call OF address ftC hNhh NA"'''
AuctloBeers, s1l east Broad street
iN-.lIn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

| HAVE BEEN APPOINTED EX.
L elusive dealer In Viruinia and North Caro-
lima for EDlsON's MiMEOGRAPH, which
manilolds autographie and Typewriter let
lers. Three thousand Copies, Drawings,
Music, ttc., can te taken from one stencil
JOHN b. CVLPEPER
0i5 east Main street,
- s-sn. fell.if Rich moud, Va.
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a. ANTED--A SALESMAN WITH
w established trade for Virginia and
East Tennessee Address BLAKE, DOWElL
Baltimore, nd. no20-2t
M ANTED "A STRONG. EMERGE
w nc WHITE WON \ To keep house
or assist In hcuse-work. Address c.. eafe Of
Postmaster, Abingdoll. Va. no20-2t
vNANTE IA GOOD TIMER On ROOF
w ING. Address BOX ii, Chester. Va.
noS0 2t
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suNM TIE BOSTON

WANTED THE HOLDERS OF
w VIRGINIA Ant GALLERY contract
tickets 70 know that we have extended the
time Of their limit to February l, 1891.
nO.7-thSsus
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DAILY HACK line is n

4 DAILY HACK LINE is NOW
n established between NEWCASTLE,
CRAIG CITY, VA, and EAGLE MOUNTAIN,
on the JAMES RIVER DIVISION OF the
CHE~APEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY
leaving each place at 10 A. NJ. The wonder
ful attraction OF these growing towns in the
beautiful valley OF Craig. noted for It's vast
iron deposits, makes this necessary upon the
part of the management 10 facilitate the con-
venionce OF persons visiting these places.
nO23-lm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
MISS TALCOTT's DINNER.

Miss Mary TalcOtt gave a most enjoyable
dinner party at her home at BOn-Air on
Thanksgiving evening. Both the album
dance and the beauty Of the repast were
suggestive Of the happy day, and gave great
enjoyment TO the guests Of typical Nir-
ginia home. Those present were Miss
Frances Scott, Miss Jennie McPhail. Miss
Elise StOther. Messrs. Fred scott, Beirne
Blair, T. c. Eggleston, and Richard Pc
gram.
Miss Elise Williams entertained a few
friends at very elegant opera supper on
tuesday evening.
The most prominent social event Of the
week will BE- the marriage Of Miss Mildred
cullen 10 Mr. William Hopkins, Of LeXing-
ton. Va. The wedding VIII be on the after
noon Of December 81, al the residence OF her
iathe-, DR.. j. :. ID. Cullen, with all the quiet
dignity and elegance characteristic OF the
bride to be. whose refinement Of beauty and
nature are we'll known and admired.
OTHER NOTES.
Invitations are out TO the marriage Of Miss
Caroline Harris. of Lewisburg, W. Va, to
Mr.. William Ii. Parish, a young man pOpu-
lar in both business and social circles in
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Powers, nee
Miss Jessie Warren, OF Sussex, are now
IdNtAlu- Nbllu, hut Will bt III lNl1uiupAls
their future home, in week or two.
A very interesting lecture will be given
on December 18th hy Rev. Hartley Car
michael on "A Sensational Preacher Of the
seventeenth Century" 1t promises 10 be a
most interesting occasion, and the proceeds
will be given to st. Paul Church Home.
Misses Fannie and Hattie Ross have re-
turned from Glasgow, where they have been
visiting Mrs. FItzhugh Lee.
Miss Ruth HairstOn, of Henry county, is
the guest OF Mrs. L. T. Robinson.
Mrs. Dudley Du Bose and Miss Alice
Robertson, Charlottesville, are at Mrs.
DuNaFs.
Misses Maggie and Fannie Workman
have gone South 10 spend the winter with
friends.
Miss Rose Gordon, who has been the guest
Of Mrs. James Pleasents, has returned to
Baltimore.
Miss Bessie Darlington is the guest Of
Miss Mcllwaine, at Hampden Sidney.
Miss Clark. Of Tennessee, is with Mrs.
Gideon Davenport.
Miss Helen Cameron, of Petersburg, is
now visiting Miss Mary Cameron.
Miss May Handy is in Baltimore.
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SeasOnable u nderWear-
CAP HIS.

The Special Sale Of Capes yesterday and the day before
week The supply equal to the demand Ladies would do
stock before 3 e \ hausted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Dolls Dolls! Dolls !

II anybody wants baby. iet thcn' come fo
ne, and If We can't suit you mo- other hcuss
can. We can safely say that i1r variety,
quality, and ch Rpnesswe cannot Dee eTcoAed
by any ono In the business. Dolls az any
price, yours and ours. Come aud see our
CRYING DOLLS from 25c upWaris They
can say Papa and Mama az plainly as We ctn.
For anything useful, ornamental, and at
rshs prices. call al
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j. lA1 Ltk EAlt~hN iFtsHANWtf
NORMAN Y. hAADoLFn. Nlce-Prssidsnt
az. ttA-lut
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CONDITIONS.


For EVERY PURCHASE
made In our store from and
after December lst, in every
department or line, the pur-
chaser Will be entitled To
guess. This offer holds good
until Wednesday, December
31st. The marbles I'm the jar
will be counted and the
award made on NEW YEARS
Day by n committee Of prom
inent and disintcreStsd citi-
Zens. No one connected with
our house Will be allowed to
guess. When the purchase
is made, the salesman VIII
hand you "A ticket Il fac smile
TO the one printed below,
which Will be countcr-lgned
by either OF the proprietoI-,
who Will require you To de-
posit your guess inn SEALED
TIN BOX, the only opening
being n slot I'm the top, ana
which is placed In the centre
OF the store.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1890-06-10
wALBRIDGE-PARkE.
A Very Pretty Wedding Quietly CsIe-
brated = Some Elegant Presents =

A Very Pretty Wedding Quietly CeIe-
brated = Some Elegant Presents =
Those Present, Etc.
Tuesday evening there was
quiet gathering at the residence of
Mrs Anna s. Parke, on the Hawaiian
Hotel premises, when her youngest
daughter, Bernice, was united in
marriage to Hon Russell D. Wal
bridge of Wailuku, Mani. The mar
riage ceremony of the American
Episcopal church, was read by Rev.
DIR. E. g. Beckwith, Mr.. VIC. Parke,
brother of the bride, giving his sister
away. Miss Parke was bridesmaid
and Mr.. E. Faxon Bishop best man.
The guests were limited to the rela-
tives and intimate friends of the
family. Among those present were:
Hons. c. R. Bishop, Paul Isenberg,
III. p. Baldwin and w. f. Allen, q.
s. Consul General Severance, wife
and Miss Severance, Rev. Alex.
Macintosh and wife, Miss Won Holt,
Mrs. l. r. Walbridge, Mrs. A. f.
Judd, Judge s. B. Dole, Mrs. II.
Isenberg, f. NJ. Hatch and wife. Mrs.
A. g. Halves, Miss Beckwith, Lieut..
Davenport of the Nipsic, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster of San Francisco, T. II.
Swanzy and wife, Miss Pauahi Judd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Howard of Los
Angeles, Mrs. Brown, j. F. Brown
and wife, Jos. A. Gilman and wife,
j. M. Dowsett and wife, Fl. M.
Whitney, and others.
The bride is very we'll known and
has for many years been q promi-
nent figure in society and musical
circles. The groom is manager of
the Waikiki Sugar Co. and held in
high esteem by his many friends.
In an adjoining room was most
attractive and valuable collection of
silver and other ware, of almost
every variety that a young house
keeper could covet, and in number
more than we could find space to
enumerate. Altogether the occasion
was one of the pleasantest weddings
that have taken place in the city,
and both bride and groom are to be
congratulated on entering their we'd
ded life under such pleasant aus
pices.