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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-03

Saturday evening, bringing seven deer and
game in abundance,
Miss Ellis and Homer Richards spent a
few days at Tho Helena recently, the con-
gratulatory visit TO the governor-el elect, who
with Mrs. Rickafds waa over from Butte.
Mrs. Cummina gave the students an ac-
count Of u trip to Denver and the National
w. C. Il. U. convention on two occasions
since her return. OCCASIONAL,
The University, Nov. &c.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-03

THE MARK ELS
STOCKS.

NEW YORK;. Dec. Bar silver, SS,s.
Copper irm; lake. 81 bid.
I~ead-Easy; domestic. Ss.65 bid.
Considering the death of the most active
manipulation of the stock market in the ann ais
of Wall street, the stock exchange vas singu-
larry FREQ from excitement. Not only were tluc-
~tuations Of prices comparatively s mall, but the
volume Of business less than often on ordinary
days. 1t has been claimed lately that the death
Of Gould would throw tho market INTO n pan 10.
Exactly the contrary occurred. The bears made
several attempts to get prices lower. but even
the so-called Gould stocks yielded but slightly.
Missouri Pacific ran off IN, but Western union n.
Union Tacifio and Wabash yielded only frac-
tionaliy and quickly recovered. American
Sugar declined Is. There was = much trmer
feeling in the afternoon. the market closing
strong and on an advance.
Governments Steady.
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Or1iS Employment Agency,
1913 North Main Street. Tel

323 North Main Street. Telephone o.
10 coal miners. new vein,
30 railroad iaborers, free fare.
10 two-horse teamsters. free fare
50 wool choppers, Sl.25 pr cord.
. tie-makers, 10 cents each
men, $2.25 per day, free fare.
man cook.
l woman cook,
2 diningroom girls. S25.
Girls for general homework,
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BoARD AND ROOM OFFERED.
EOk RENT-ROOMS AND BOARD, 3U6
/ Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
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storms In Scotland.

DUNDEE, Dec. "A severe gale has been
prevailing over Scotland since Sunday.
F,om wreckage drifted ashore ut ullapool
IL ia believed u large German vessel has
been lost,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

who have been spending some time with Mrs.
FISHER father near irwin. left for home a day
or two since.
Miss Woods. Of Louisa county. is visiting
her cousin. Miss Cornelius Mey.
Mrs Young and Miss Lucy Dung Of Louis
vile. Ky. are the guests OI Major 4. G..
lder
Mr. J. Brad Beverley, Of Fauquier is in
town.
Mrs. William II. Cooke. Of New York. and
her daughters. who have been spending the
winter n Stauutou. left for New York We'd
nesdav. They will return ia the early fall.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Bes-
Size Bryan 80 Mr.. Dennis Glands. OF Annapo-
is. Nd The ceremony viii take place June
80 at noon at her parents residence on
liarket street.
Miss Maude Cooke who has been spending
some time with Miss Ida Burlington. OF Hunt
ln ton. W. H.. has returned % Ntauniou.
The vi SEES bridges. Of Hancock, Md. and
tie Misses Graham Of Lexington. d.. are the
guests Of Mrs George NJ Cochran.
Rev. W. ID. 1T. Powers. son of rev. ilke
overs. OF Richmond. IS ln town visiting niS
chters who arc pupils at Mlss BALDWIN q
Hiss NolHe Cameron. q Bockbridge county,
a tie cue VI Yrs. Thomas y. Doyle. at the
Deal. Dumb and Blind Institution.
1li5s Carrie opie OF baltimore. who has
osen spending some week ON stanton with
relatives. lot for her home W wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Alice Beers OF Elkton. is in town
visiting Miss Meta Iullhin.
Mrs payne. of Coyington. Va. Is the guest
~ her daughter. Mrs. G.. &. GOoch. on Mar
ket street
Mrs. james r. Taylor has returned from
Norfolk where she has been for some time
Mrs p. n. Trout and daughter, who have
been staying az Virginia Beach Tor some
weeks. returned home Tuesday.
Captain %. u. Funston. Of the Deaf Dumb
and lind Institution. returned from a short
visit 20 Richmond Wednesday.
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SrAryro~. Va. May 28.-The season Of
commencements IN the Staunton schools has
begun. Yesterday the art reception was held
AZ Miss 8aidwin's school and nmOst beantini
exhlbitIt WAS. Studies from lie. landscape. cast
and COPY delighted the eye OF thetrue lover OF
art. Miss falrchlld. the teacher, is % graduate
of tie finest AIT school in the nted States.
aud her pupils DO her training great credit.
Tomorrow the commencement sermon or
this school viii DO preached 40 tho First
Presbyterian church by Rev. =. NJ smith, al
Columbia $. G. The final exercises wall take
place Monday and Tuesday. Tho stanton
Male Academy is also having closing exercises.
The contest for the debaters medal comes oil
tonight. The annual hop given by the
cadets viii afford much pleasure 10 the young
people of the town.
The athletic contest which was 10 have
taken place yesterday at the Fair Grounds
had 10 be postponed till to-day on account OF
the heavy rain.
The funeral Of Mrs. Emma Gilkerson took
place Yesterday AZ tho First Presbyterian
church. Mrs. GIikerson was the widow oi
the late Todd Gilkers0n. Esq, one OF Staun-
ton's most prominent merchants. She leaves
four children. two sons and two daughter.
Mrs Gilkerson had lately moved from Staun-
ton TO Buena Vista aud her death was quite
shock 10 her many relatives ard friends Nv
ing here.
Captain John \. Opie received telegram
yesterday announcing tho death OF MS
brother. Mr. Heroine Opie Of Kentucky
Miss Eva lynn gave her friends charminS
quotation party" few evenings since. me
prize WAS won 10y Miss Maude Kinney. All
of the ladies received souvenirs of the happy
occasion. ~,
Mrs. Jennie Guy has returned home Sne
has been spending the winter and spring III
New y ork and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. u. Apperson have gone 70
VIRGINIA Beach for some weeks.
Hon II. 1T. George Tucker Is in town. lie
came home TO vote at the city election Thurs
day last
Mrs. Belle Bassstt OF Texas. arrived IN
Stanton lew DAYS since II spend tho sum-
mer with her daughter Mrs. William Black
Icy
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FeFurnrcrsBrR9. Va. May 28.-Mr and
Mrs ID. D.. Fleming have issued invitations
60 the marriage of thor daughter. Miss Nellie,
t0 Air. IS. J.. Amiss at their residence, O07 a
street. ON Wednesday June LIST.
Mr. James h. Colbert o prominent Young
drv goods merchant and Miss Belle Ellis lett
hofo for Washington on the morning train
last Wednesday, accompanied by Mr. ID. $.
Russell. mutual friend where they We're
married ln the parioTs of the Hotel Oxford
Rev. Dr. Mckne, of the Church OF the
Epiphany. officiating The bridal party re-
turned here on the evening Tram.
Mr. John Calvin and Miss lena Dent. of
Stafford county. took the train for Washing
ton last Tuesday and were married.
Naurv Camp. Confederate eterans. and 70.
s. Chow Camp. Sons Of Confederate Vet
erans. with B0werings brass band OF twenty
two pieces. viii leave here on the early train
Monday morning for Richmond to take part
in tho ceremonies at the unvellng of the Hill
Miss Fstele Tyler. of Baltimore is visiting
her brother. Mr. Walter b. Tyler. on e street.
nr III. r.. Chaplin and wife have returned
10 their home in this city from Florida. where
thew spent the winter
MIR ~ X Miller. of Baltimore. wi.h hersons,
Masters Daniel and Clay. and daughter. Miss
Edith are i'm the city. and will spend some
4,,,,e visiting their relatives. Mrs. A. b. ates
and alr. W. H. Bradley and family.
Miss Margaret Stevenson. of Baltimore. Is
the guest of Miss Luciila atos.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson. OF Wash
iupton. ID. c.. arc visiting the family of Mr..
Monroe Kelly IN Falmouth.
Mr.. Arthur VI. DOggett of Chicago. is visit
inc his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. b. Doggett,
on Ninth street.
Mrs. William II. McCardlo and two daugh-
tors OF Washington, ID. c.. are the guests of
Mr.. M Kelly and family in Falmouth.
Miss Ellie Dickinson, who has been visiting
her friend. Miss Kate Lawrence. OF this city
ieft Thursday for Lexington. where she will
s1end several weeks the guest of friends
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Clifton Forer.

CmFroN F0rcF, Va. May o. unique
entertainment was given last night at the
Literary Society the feature beng q witty
and burlesoue debate on the Restriction Of
the Liberties of the Press. Il was partici-
pated in by Misses Mary BRYANT. Fannie
Smoot. Flora. Bailow. Maude Silcott, Blanch
Phillips. Bessie aud Netfie Campbell. Edna
King. Lizzie Murray and Elsie Bailey. nil
pupils at tie seminafy The justice was not
preuered - render decision in the case
without hearing further remarks and
thereupon moved % adjourn u" sooner die.
The debate was conducted on the style OF
Justices court Of New England during Colo
niai days
Miss fizzio Bouldin was married here III
tine Presbyterian church Wednesday morning
70 Mr.. w. q. Turner.
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WILLIAMSBURG. Va. May 2.-The summer
school OF methods. which opens June 18th AT
bedford City. has selected Professor Hugh =.
D.ri. of the faculty of William and Mary
College as one of the two instructors selected
from irginia.
The Teachers Institute. which meets July
|lth at West Point. and which VIII be under
tae direction 81 rofessor Winston, ot Rich
n0nl, WI. have as Instructor OF mathematics
roIessOr lhOmas.J. Stubs, also OF the COLI
lego faculty.
AIr. William +. Wall and lis daughter Miss
Nary Wall were here during the week 60 at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. Mary Mercer.
Dr. Vail WAS during his stay the guest OF
l.r John s. Charles
1lrs. Helen eigh and Mrs. Nol we're In
Richmond during the week.
1irs 4. g.. Nue.ey of Newport News. Is
here this week visiting her sister, MIS- More
cook. When she returns She VIII DO accom-
painted BIS Miss Elizabeth Morecock
Miss f@tolIe Smith. who bus been visiting
f.r some time her sister. Mrs. Hughes. ID nor
l..k returned on Thursday.
Nr.I. 81. Lane. ST. has for tie past
week been visiting her daughter Mrs i. L..
Lamb 20 West ONT
judge sidney smith has been during tho
past week. q wa ia Poqu0sln ia orA county,
ol iega. business
Dr. James a. Garlck Of the Asylum Meii-
eal staff. who has been sd New Kent ou visit
a. friends. bias returned.
Hsy. B. T.. Warren Of Gloucester-street
BAPTIST church. Is absent in Charles City
county attending the sessions of tie tennsu-
JAR Baptist Union. now lu session at Mount
I.easaut church lu that county. Dir. warren
preached the opening sermon.
Professor G.. 4. Osgood. of New ork. was
% guest during the week of Mr.. j.. $. vii
Hams. our popular and efficient depot agent.
Several OF the railway surgeons CAME up
yesterday from Old Point and were driven
ont O. Jamestown 90 view this historic island.
iHey seemed much pleased with Their Trip and
returned ON the afternoon train.
Iz-Aiaror r. ST. Southnl. OF Newport
News. was town Thursday. and looked lat
and happy
Ur. h. A. Wise Is prominently spoken of az
tho Republican candidate for Congress from
Tins district
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cOterleS.
-
The event which crowned the week past
with greatest glory and enjoyment was the
early hour reception given Oy Mrs hooett y.
Morton and Miss Morton IN honor or me
charming addition 90 the family. Mrs VIII
liam Waller Morton. The hours between
which o large concOurse Of guests were ih"de
welcome we're 6 and pa the evening
and every minute OF that time was mace
happy by the dispensatiOn oil o hosplta"ly
made mp OF cordlality and elegance. 4 Won
drous bouquet OF feminine loFelne7s VAS
there seen. and the fowerlke tinis aud gossa-
lnsr textures of many exquisite tQllettes
donned tor the occasion wa. richer and more
attractive IN effect than can be described.
The decorations were both lavish anu artistic.
ShadOwy green masses OF tropich pants
dgrkened the recesses and corners OF the
drawing rooms. halls and supper-room. only
o. be iita again by the vivid or- htns's OK Ittr9
blossoms. tho cOlored huea suited
through lace and sil6en shades. ana
the softer illumination Oh tapers from lne
eiisteuing cande abra. Luscious roses hied
the ar with their perfume ana c.uu'ie''
bowls aud srs with thor radiant beauty
while ali their companions OBJ the ho'-H""7o
and garden nodded their gay hcal7 ia amor
the bric-a-brac. in tho eupper-r1olh the
fable was eoroad with all manner oil dnnues,
and great tall jars of American Beauty rres
seem go throw SOME ok their ticu 20" over
the savory salads. dciectabie ices and pretty
honaons. q beyy of girls, 800 prettj and PFC
turesgue in their charming evening gowns
that showed effectively in contrast WIN
tle visiting costumes OF those they served.
there seasoned the danues with their slul-es
and praces. Mrs Morton, 10 an elegant cos
tune oil lavender brocade, aid the nl0horS
with truo oraciOusness. whle Mrs. ~ aiief
Morton looked charmiugly IN gown OF hello
trope and pale green striped SILK and bore
the "blushine hOnorsn of tho occasion with
an ease and grace which chalacteuZe her M
born culture and refinement. Mis' ~ -. NC
fntool, and Mr.. Mary Morton. of Baltimore.
eso assisted in receiving, whiio Hiss julia
Morton greeted her guests over me hQ"inS
bowl of punch assisted by Miss LiIAe
Pickett. of Norfolk, and the foiiQW.hg young
per-room. Misses Lucy Pegram salile Bruce,
Mamie Las. Adeia Myers, oa.le beane'
Fmms Barksdale. Emma Darlington; bestA
Wexford and Annie Leigh Camm. delight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-29

CRMorrFgunE. Va. May 2I-lt may
b. doubted whether commencement week
AZ the University Of Virginia IL more OF
an educational than "a social event. Certainty
y is season Of very great importance 10
Charlottesville society. Tie celebrations OF
tho literary societies. WHICH take place IA inc
sD4clOus public hall. are occasions fox the as
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Cnmrov FonGr. Va, May 2S.-lSpeclal. -
Quite an excitement was created IN our usual
lv quiet town Friday evening. Clarence
Nlays. brakeman on the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad. some eighteen months ago
married a Miss Cox of Eastern Virginia. aud
SON after the marriage IL was reported that
he maltreated bis wife. About siX weeks ago
Mrs Mays gave birth 20 a child and has been
confined 20 her bed ever since, at times being
dangerously DID. All during her Sickness
Nays treatment towards her has been any
thing but Kind
Friday evening her fever was at 4 higher
tonperattre than usual. being l0l degrees,
and while her brother was in o. see her Mays
went into the room and began abusing the
poor woman. 10 was 700 much for the brother
e. see such iil-treatment towards ms SICK SIS
ter. and calling Mays TO account for IL they
had regular fight right IN the room. Mays
was arrested and locked up.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
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rvvxarov. Va. May 27.-The season of the
,,o.r has arrived for the deyotees of society to
make arrangements for fleeing to the noun
tains and seashore and our people are ali agos
over the matter.
Tbere have been no germans or hops this
u,sok ma nominations are stalpg tho boys ~
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IN SOCIETY'S REALMS.
WEEK or DE1IoHrt u cArErr.
Getting Ready for the seashore- Reception to
Ball Garden Party-personais.

HERE could be no or
ganization which keeps
so much ahead in It's a.
fairs as society. how-
ever brilliant and a.
s0rbing seem it. occu-
patiOns OF the present.
the eye IS always strain
ing down tho vista OF
;ho future. seeing il
fancy some iairer bios
som there Co pluck. or
throwing a.arthe seed OF
plans. which will be ripe
by the time they arc
approached. 4 b Dug h
there are many pleasing
pa-times of various ma
lures open % Us now. we
must one and all agitato
that question OF supreme
inheritance of where 20
spend the summer. For
the next few weeks the
seashore will be the
common Mecca. after
which time our gay
mountain resorts Will
teen with fashion and
festivitF. and country
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ful supper was enjoyed later in the evening.
when tic gentlemen were partaaers Of the
pleasure Among them wero Messrs X. q.
Norton w Waller Norton. Richard Morfoa
OF Baltimore, III. l.. CaDcn. Iegh Rage. John
H. Montague. John Lyons: Dean Maury.
Cary Sheppard. George Gibson. Alien ial.
bott George pegramI. Ormond and Churchill
Young. Joseph Beaseley and others.
On Friday evening the garden party given
by the charity bail committee on west FRANK
lin was q charming altar ia every way.
Golden memories al. the mind oil tne partici-
pants and golden coins hil the Golfers OF the
treasury 20 make glad tie hearts OF the citys
deserving poor he evening proved 50 chill
that dancing was tue principal feature OF en-
i0vmeut aud tho garden part OF the en-
tertainmeut did not entirely denne us pro-
graume. Among the guests was slrs. VII
liam Alien. as beautiful and as charming AZ
when Richmond could clam her rs one OF It's
own beauties and surrounded the evening
through by ola friends eager to welcome her
again ~ our midst.
The success OK tho event WAS due 10 the
skillful management and untiriug zeal OF the
committee. who were Mrs. VI. l.. Pieasants.
president. Mrs James brapcA.. Sr.. Mrs
Archer Anderson. Mr. George MAYO.
Mrs. Edward Mayo SIrs. Lou Csrdozo.
Mrs. Moncure Perkins Mrs. j.: G. smith,
Mrs James DoOey. Mrs. Charles Stokes.
aud Mrs ". ". Gordon.
-.
Miss Berta Wexford entertained few
friends informally on Wednesday evening
last.
Miss Edith Walker. of Staten Island whose
many charms make her ever such welcome
guest IN this. her old home Is visiting tho
Misses Stewart at Brook Hi. a. is also Miss
hattie Brown 81 Baltimore
Mrs. ID. G.. Mcintosh. OF Baltimore. is tue
guest of Mrs Matte Paul Myers.
Mrs. William Allen. of New York city. Is
the guest of Mrs. John Dunlop. on vest
Franklin.
Miss Nirgie Archer leaves this week for
short VISIT 20 the country.
Mr. and Ms Berkeley Darlington. OF Dan
Vile who have been visiting Or. Charles v
Darlington. returned 10 their home last week.
Nh and Mrs James Gray. Misses Annie
and leila Gray amt Helen Lea lett yesterday
f1r Boston 10 see Alr. Palmer GRAY take his
graduating hon0rs there
Miss l.ucy Hopkins OF Baltimore. Is tho
guest of her cousin. Miss Mary Dung. soutn
Third street. tELA.
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the face. but what difference there Will Do
IN the finish.
The presence Of several lovely and most
popular young ladies has not failed 10 nave
It's fleet on the young men. however. ~ Al
durinr, the dav the white aud blue caps OF tho
University may be found swinging IN mans
where they are not accustomed - be.
Miss Resale Slaughter. oil iynchburg -
truly the greatest attraction. She Is great
favOrite here and always receiyesa hearty VOL
come She IL the guest OF the Misses N.h-
ham Miss bridges. of Staunton. ~ lno
guest Of Or. John a. Graham and MISS 80. "a.
ton Of the Augusta Female Seminary, = Fi7''-
ing the Msse- Figgatt. -,
Miss Rosalie lewis. Of Clarke county. mas
returned 20 Miss Maggie reelAhu p |n-
Colonel Marshall is hearing manf tof|ea
from the cadets for running late at ta't,o'
Mss Mertins, oi lvergreen- Ala. is ~ or
). b. Anderson 8. visiting her bfotAeI GU
dent Mertins. r.
Mss Mary Myers who has been visiting IL.
II. Myers. bias returned to her home.
Miss Patio Myers has returned N'H "
pleasant wise GO Washington.
Miss Grace shauks ls back homo nom
LYnehLurg.
Miss Both Houston will spend the sa'al- Z
ln fl lr0o county. VI. o.. Win rcialNt7.
Colonel Ieytou and wife. ol otaAntou
spent the week 80 lrgen's liOtel visiting lhe.'
son. Cadet ieytOn. of Virginia Military Hsl'-
tute. WHO wIl. probably stand first ID DIS
class this year.
Miss Lula Carson. Of Augusta county Is
the guest OF Mrs. c. "a. lrv.uo.
Dr. H. A. White had a. his guest this week
Mr.. 4. J.. Wexford OF Richmond. ,
The ann uucement that General i'a-'l
Duke, oi kentucky. would address the cor 3
or cadets on commencement day. IS % victory
for the kentucky contingent. or wlnch lA@5
are very proud 10 not Iubllaut
III ss Mildred Lee has returned % Lo1il r.
ton ter several m nths' ais. uce.
Nr londeAter Taylor. OF Chatham. W-o
has been elected principal of the letter ln5ii-
tute Is "a son OF hey. jr. j. B. Taylor. o.. iLis
place. and much admired here.
The two boat crews. "Harry Lee" 0na Az
bert Sidney. are pr4ctciug Lard for the come
mencement race and % is wonderful the way
their favOrites all over tie state are puttin..
up their spare change on the result
The Washington and Lee tna. german .ll
be held this year In the magnificent iot'l
de Hart. which is rapidly nearing cOupie-
ton.
a large crowd of young ladies' and TIER os-
corts. under the guidance Of Mr and -ii-.
T.. III. Waidrop. OF lAiladelpAle spent llNi'-
day in tie pictures lue Goshen Pass.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. III. Madr0p. o. Ihiia0e.-
pima. viii spend several months I'D Lexington
before going o. Long Branch Tor the SUM
mer.
Captain Robert r. Lee Was In Lexington
few "a days last week
Rev. Dr D. B. Taylor VIII preach ms iaIe-
well sermon Sunday and Will remove 20 hi'
new charge 40 Salem. 30. on tuesday.
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IN
I'D III ezra. oi tiru ''.'
III battle Wi. over .' W.
lH-.'A. ...J..l private pAi.'.' o
k1..i\..J..3 oaf .r
homes '-" ..l
e-ss.s--ss iua "a' ro
trh-,'','''' -.+...u I'm,
extreme Captain Or.iniA i... ,,., ~ .nr
preston upon tue aearis OBJ ., .e ,erg
society 0e.es an- $50 ..'...,o :. ceupan
much sur.. r.sri 81 7ee -- .. A ....
our streets a-lh. t.. .--..t..l ..,
Halle and \ani'' i".t.' "'.. I,...
VISITING ua. players at i-el ..1 ...
.l Nan.0. s ltUI. lhe iAir' l' ..'.,...o
c.ol- laHu wore gary N'..' 49,. r.,.. ,lt.Ie
lanterns aaA tAe eo-"l ... made the air
"'HN .N. ,.,-r,,r.e and dlaerelt
". ., ti..r -.lt radiance over
..'......r.. ,sh.. dressed become
''o .-,- t..r sweetest smiles
i~n -f'..., doors of tao two
...'.v," tho heroes OF the
It-.i' itH'5 '
l't. .,..... .,..r. o Gown of pale
''' ........ roses ta match. and
l'-' '.- I.. [er rette manners
'.' ..'',..,,r..
~ ...,.I0~ra. In gown OF h'nck
l l...... ,e...,,.,..fIte iu the extreme. and
..-.l ,..i...r.....f,.f. Iv students from both
.l.
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Miss Lucia Jones. of Petersburg is visiting
Miss Sa.lie Cullen Epps.