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A Temperance Social Meeting.

Ths worsan's Christian Temperance rnioa
held . most delightful psrior Eee,iag Friday
afternoon at TIE residence OF Mrs. E. s Wood.
Select readings. music and s3drssses were the
features OF the afternoon. Miss Hartls Wood
added much 70 the pleasure o. tho Afternoon by
giving recitation anc piano so.n Mrs. Franc
lee read L. G Harris article in the Sepeeu,ber
Fe-xa. entitled Provincial reculiarit;e, az
wessern Life" Portions Of which seegasd liz.
life pictures frcra our own surroundings. Ms
IL c Mccullough read poeIa. giving hesuti.
fol solution OF what Is the w Urs Ms
J. @. toarsoa, in short talk told of thu rs~a
q Ness iesaAy IA esS lyes aaa Of how much
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A reception was given Wednesday evening at
tho residence of Mr.. r. 7. Moore In honor of the
new pastor of the Brooklyn church, Rev. Joseph
woulfs Quite number Of guests were pres
ent and very enjoyable evening was spent
Nj and Mrs. J. L williamson assisted Mr..
Moore in entertaining Mr.. Woulfe was very
much pleased at the kindness and hospitality
shown him by his new dock. The following
were present: Rev. and MIRA Joseph Woulfe
Mr.. and MIRA James Constable. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Coats, Mr.. and Mira z. T. Best, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". n. eastman, Mr. and Mrs Lynn, Nra
mer, Miss Green, Miss Jessie Woulfe, Miss Ada
Bell, Miss Anna Douglas, Mr. R T. Lsnore, M
J. II. Green, Mr.. N. Abrams, Mr.. Bert Palmer,
Mr.. Roy Coats, Mr. Edward Coats, Mr.. Walter
woulie, M Fred Woulfe, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L
Williamson. M and Mrs J. b. Kew.
Moore and Miss Katie Moore. An
icecream social was given by the members
of the Union Sunday school in the Christian
church building, on Gladstone street. Friday
evening, which Wa . decided success. Quite q
number of people were present, and the evening
was spent in listening to well-rendsred liter
AIRY programme and eating ieecream and cake
Too much praise cannot be given the teachers
Of the different classes, and Mr.. J. Il Walker
and J. L Anderson. superintendent Of the Sum
day school, for the pains they took to make the
event succesA The church was nicely deco
rated with evergreens and other ornaments, 80
that It presented . very handsome appearance
The following programme was rendered:
Song ........................By the School
Recitation. ...............Ai Miss Flora Walker
sons. ...,.................By the Banner Class
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Miss Violet CoWan
Song .-....By Miss Emma Avery and Class
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Birdie Bennett
song Mn. William Copestick
M::s; M.ns and Maud
DiaIoeue-ssW siting for the Train" ...
Mn Samuel Coons, Mr.. Nathan Andsr.
son, Miss Otta Coona
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Future Social Exenta.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ?. Bsckus viii give card
party on Tuesday evening at their residence on
Twelfth and jefferson streets
The Evening Musical Club viii open its sea-
son next Monday night BY giving Q fne concert
at Pettis' ehambres de rusique.
The Rehekah Club viii give the nrst social OF
the winter series at Odd Fellows temple in
North seattle on Wednesday evening. octebe, s
Tie programme win b whist and dancing.
On Wednesday. October s. at eo'eloek in the
afternoon, . meeting will be held OF Q new
ChaGtarQua circle At thu Lake Washington
residence of Dr.. s J. Holmes, on Rainier avenue
near Yesler.
The Olympic Sketch Club opens it, seeopd
seasons voxk under the most tsyessAie euspieaa
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Mr.. Uder. who has bssn visiting In Germany,
has returned home Z
Mr.. Charles W. Loomis has besn appointed
here.
Mr.. Charles Pattsn has removed his famil II =
franklin.
Nj. C. T. Wilson and wife viii soon b "a
home in the house vacated BY Mr.. Patten.
Mr.. }. T. Shesrer, engineer on the Columbia
Puget Sound. has removed his family to this
place.
The weddings Of four Of our best known
people win b solemnised on October The
parties are Mr.. Jack Agnew and Miss Katie
Evans and Nh. John Madden and Miss Nancy
Uder.
There win be hop at the ]. o. o. r. hall on
next Saturday evening, given BY the Daughters
Of Rsbekah, which promises to b the most On.
ioyable event Of the season.
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Ladder Musical Club's success.

The Ladies' Musical Club viii doubtless soon
begin its work. This organisation has certainly
added greatly 70 the enjoyment OF many here,
and may be considered one of the most success
full of this city.
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Play Euchrs for Charity.

Invitations have been issued for Q progressive
suchrs party to be given ON Monday afternoon At
MIRA Chester Thorne's for the benefit OF the Chill
dreu and Womsns Home This will be the sec.
ond one OF the series Mra Pinkerton viii give
one latoY.
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The theater held splendid audiences two
nights this week, when Sol Smith Russell rays
"a Poor Relation" and "A Peaceful Valley. =
How much these were enjoyed was evident By
the number Of people present and the snthusi-
asm evinced for this popular actor. On the first
night the standing room only" sign went MP
bNforo O'Clock
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The Independents Order of Good Psmplsn
will give social and entertainment on Tuoes
day in the Sons Of Veteran hall on Broadway.
Lieutenant Cushing Post, g. A. r, viii eiW
one OF their pubic entertainments ana suppsss
on Friday evening, September so The com.
missary department. will furnish good supply
of white army beans, coffee and hard tack
Good speakers from Seattle are expected b b
present All friends of the veterans are invited
Mira and Miss Riley, from Schuyler, Nsh.
after pleaaant visit with Mrs.. Frank Fraser.
left for their home In Nebraska
Mr.. George N. Scott Il rsprsssnting ne Ballard
7. N. G. A. ct the Tacoma convention.
The teachers are talking Of preparing Spanish
festival 70 commemorate Columbus day,
October n.
Tho pupils Of the public school have Foorgan-
ICED their literary society and on Friday elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Miss Gertrude Kilworth. prsaident; Nim Dora
Emerson. vice president; Miss Belle willard.
secretary; Miss Edna Shields, treasurer, Miss
Marcia epragus. chorister: MI. Alexander Dow.
attorney; Miss Ellen 6tromberg, librarian.
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mrs. Manniness Lunohee,.

home on North Tacoma avenue yesterday after
noon for Miss Norris, who ID visiting Mrs Ches.
ter Thorne. Among those present were, Mrs.
l. B. Manning. Miss Bass, Miss Morris, Mrs.
Chester Thorne, Miss Helen Woodruff, Miss
Calkins, Miss Dickinson, ArH J. q Broken.
brough, f.. Miss 0riggs.
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Alasl II there only was. Actu ally nothing new
In the shape Of entertainments, and there Is
not Q very cheerful prospect In that
direction for tho coming winter. Is
there nothing novel which could be
adapted to progressionf The trouble IL that
there has been too much progression already,
and the people have progressed beyond conven-
tional games and desire something else, some
thing new. A morning concert was introduced
this week for the first time, and, but for the in
clement weather. would have been . great sue
cess. Why not follow such an excellent ex-
ample BY q repetition Of this experiment. Il il
strictly fashionable, 20 how could 1t help being
n aucceaaf
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ElWell-BlSckman an.

On Tuesday afternoon ct snohomish, Sir. win
T. Elwell and Miss Annie Nelvina BsAckman
were married. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. d. J. Pierce, pastor of the Baptist
church. Mr.. h G. Munns and B. p Lsughney
stood up with the young couple. Only imme.
date friends were present After the Ceremony
tie bride and groom left for the Cree, River
hot spriuga The bride u . daughtes OF Mr..
and Mrs.. A. w. Blackman and the groor. In the
son OF Mr.. Tsmlin Elweli, one of the hess. known
citizens Of that place. The contracting parties
are well and fayorsSly known In this cisy,
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Connolly-Pstterson.

The wedding of Nj. John Connolly, of Seattle,
and Miss Anna Patterson, of Olympus, occurred
at 81 Michasl's church, Olympia, Wednesday
morning at 0:la. In the presence OF friends OF
the bride and groom. Mr.. Thomas Kelly ap-
peared a. groomsman and Miss Maggie Jesse an
bridesmaid. Rev. Father Claessens performed
the ceremony. A wedding lunch was ssrved at
the house OF MIRA T. Prat.. next to the church.
and In the afternoon the newly veddes couple
took the train for Seattle. The bride 10 well
and favorably known In Olympia gr Con-
molly Is connected with . wsil-known asoe nrm
in Ssastla
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Personal and Chat.

Mr.. 4 8. Alexander has gone to South Bend.
Mr.. Charles Whsdon has returned to this city.
Mr.. Allen C. Mason was as Shelton this week.
Mr.. C. ". Seymour spent Wednesday night ct
eeatsle.
Nj. Marion Smith win spend the winter in
the East.
Miss Edmunds and Miss Wrestling went 90 Be-
astls on Thursday, attended the cotiili0n there
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30 many are leaving now and moro are going
away that oil will have to cling closer during
the ensuing months. It has been heard that Sc
attic, too will DO quite deserted by the fair sex
this winter. II there could only be some kind
OF connecting bond between the two cities how
much more the season would Be enjoyed. Only
time Will tell whether this idea viii b carried
ont
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Mountain Climbers Entertained.

Mountain Climbers Entertained.
Monday evening Miss Griggs entertained q,
her home the members of the party who wen
up the mountain together. Al most delightful
evening was passed. adventures were rscounted
and former experiences told Among thos,
present wsre: Mrs.. c. W. Griggs, Miss Griggs
Miss Anna Griggs. Mr.. Fl. q Griggs, Mr.. E. O.
Griggs. Miss Calkins, DR.. g. C. Wagner, Mis-
Hewitt Miss Withrow, Nr. win Seymour
Judge Calkins.
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MT. and Mrs. simpson's Party.

Mr. and Mrs. l. L. simpson, who reside at 1908
lincoln avenue. gave a very pleasant party at
their residence on Tuesday evening. The time
VAS spent In the playing of happy and innocent
games and in good music ard singing. During
the evening refreshments were served by the
host and hostess, WHO did thu honors of tho
evening with charming grscs Those present
were Or. and Mrs. C. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Z.
+. simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Humphries, Mr.
aud Mrs. ]. A whslley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Pike,
Miss Clara Bivelov. Miss Mary Mcdonald. Miss
Jennie Holhrook, Miss Gertrude Hubbard. Miss
Nellie Hubbard. Miss Cordie Kinney, Miss Mattel
Dickey, Mr.. Dan Kinney, Mr.. B. ". Burleigh.
NJ Paul Holbroos, Mr.. W. b. Hutchinson, Mr..
Van smith and Mr.. George A. Co,man-
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The last hop Of the present series OF tss Seat.
.ls Cosillion Club was given on Thursday even
ing at Hsaks's hail snd was brilliant success
II vas under the management OF Nj. John Glib
bon, sr., and Mr. Fred x. strive and they we're
as active a. usual IN contributing &c thu enjoy
neas Of the occasion. The stage OF the nsnd-
come hall Was sss . tropical jungle, and In and
RrsonS the plsats were h.rds and al sorts OF CO.
feet, 10 add Ysvnesty and life "a the scene The
dancing was INDUCED in from hsfpa -
faiaaight After this hour until to'cioek ali
sas around tho festive hoard AMI enjoyed an
eiansrass supper Al o'clock the extras were
danced OF for half sa hour % the great enjoy
,aeat ct ali present Those Who attended TIE
sa,au Wsxs; NJ. ARa Ma Jee !. Lea ~ end
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There will be a harvest festival ct st. Marks
church today. The church win be adorned
with grain and fruit and autumn leaves The
music viii be Of special excellence. At the
morning service the choir will sing Te Deum
and Jubilate by Bridgewater and the anthem
aye Shall Dwell in the Land" by stainer In
the evening there will be service of song. Mr..
Bibo will sing, - an offertory solo, "Zion, N
by Paul Rodney. The Cantate and Benedic
by Goss, will DO given by full choir.
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LAST night Mrs. Erastus Brainerd gave
theaser party in honor Of Miss SLOVENIAN, dauyh.
tes Of ex-fiov. stonemsn, of California. Thoss
II the party were: Miss stoneman, Mr. George
j. stouemsn, Mr.. and Mrx Frank A. Ball and
DR.. +. S Palmer.
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Murphy-sIesson Nuptisls.

At b. Leas church, Tuesday morning, The
goth. at o'clock. Rev. Father Hylebos ofYiciat
ing, MI. Matt Murphy. OF the St Paul and To
coma Lumber Company, was married to Mis-,
Ella r. Meeson. The bride was attired in sill
slate-colored travelling dress and the groom
wore the conventional evening suit An elab
crate wedding breakfast was spread Ct the homo
OF the bride, l714 street The groomsman wa
Mr.. E. J. Walsh and the bridesmaid Miss Jennie
Shylina After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Muir
ply started for short trip to Victoria and viii
b ct home here to friends in ten dayA
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Fair Of Catholic Ladies.

The Catholic ladies of the city will hold fair
in Temple Court building on Third street. ad.
joining the Russell house, the week beginning
October 10, the proceeds to be used In erecting q
new church for the parish of the Immaculate
Conception, at the corner OF Madison and Broad.
way. From the number taking part and the en-
thusiasm among the ladies, It promises to be q
great success Some novel features will be in
troduced, also many of the old attractions usual
at such entertainments.
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USEFUL SOCIAL DAYS.
The City's Musical and Literary
Clubs Beginning Work.
HOP or THE coTlLL,oN CLUB.
. HERE Il . marked

fERE 10 q mAxked
difference In the
aim and object OF
social diversion in
the summer and In
the winter. The
former seems to b
for pleasure and
recreation alone.
People vie with
each other in gor-
gsous and slabor-
ate entertainments
that give pleasure
alone and from
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For . Social Dance.

The Young Peoples Fraternity OF the First
Unitarian church will give . social dance at
Masonic temple. Second and Pike streets, on
Tuesday evening, October 4. their frst for the
coming season. The committee consists of Miss
Marsh, residing At 21i7 Third street: Mrs. Ron.
aid NJ Crawford. Chestnut and Madison streets.
and DR.. Robert W. schoenle, Masonic temple.
Any information desired can 10 obtained from
the above.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
A Morning Concert Proves Quite
. Success.
PLAYING EucHRE FOR CHARITY.
Hrs. AanAine's Luneheon-Ladiss' Musi-
ain Climbers Entertained-Chat.


ARK winters ap
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The marriage Of Miss Lena Wilson, Of Tacoma,
and Mr.. r. Dent Wood, of Fairhavsn, ct Edison
last evening, was one Of the social events of the
week. Miss Darling. of Edison, gave the newly.
married couple IN elegant supper, at which
were: MI. James Lawschs, Mr. James Hall,
Miss Wood, Miss Oliver. Miss Lee, Mr. Bloner,
Mr.. James b. Junette, Mr.. Charles E Junette,
Mrs. Kennedy, Mira Sexton. Mr.. Harry Sexton,
and many others The wedding presents of sill
verware were very elegant After the banquet
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left for their FIXTURE home in
Eaiyhsvou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

Mrs Hugh Campbell IL the guest OF her
mother. Mrs. r. X. Scott.
Tho Tortnlghtly Club was entertained
oo Friday evening by Miss Ashley Miller
~ bor hospitable home on south li'lro
a,root one of the most dellghtlui even
tres 20 the season was enjoyed, ana ~, MI.
le 1 ntre ~ G.. Miller and Miss Miller
ado Ivory guest feel welcomed TO us
,'ieasures. Those present were: Misses
Ellen Clark, Katie Blankenshlp' Daisy
Wilson. jamie lair. Trice. Norma ono
t.vie walker, Mamie Minor. Ainle pras,
ts,,,oa harrington, Mamie Barhey, Eiaeh
I.,at. T o,,,se and Kate Meade, Carrie and
= p lie Walker. Mary and Lang Hunt
tTarian Robins. Bertha Randolph, Nellie
1dkine Alice Burwell, EVE Lawson
1tessrs Harry Baker, William Gray. Ben
Lawson. John Bosseau, George Bldgooa'
Willie and John Walker. Alfred cary
pen stacy. Horace Halves. George war
ION. l.. Judkins. HOgue Irving, Charles
Rufin. Randolph Marshall. randolph
Holiday. Jenlfer Barton, Richard wilson,
Mont. Workman. Farley Cooke, robert
Campbell, Richard Meade ana Robert
Pegrdm.
The Tuesday Euchre Club. which was
orranized for last week, unanimously
Il
deut and Mrs. William Talbot secretary
ana treasurer. The other members are
Mrs. Allan Donnan, Mrs. James Patton,
Ntrs. Barton H. Grundy, Mrs. Charles p.
workman. Jr. Mrs. James A. Welsh, Mrs.
charles l.. Lathrop, Mrs. Egbert Leigh.
Mrs. John HARRISON Mrs Robert Bosher,
Mrs. Charles Whitlock, Mrs. Ashton
s&arke. Mrs. Charles Cowardin. Mrs.
charles i. Smith, Mrs. James Patterson,
Mrs. Moncure Perkins, Mrs. A. T. Camm,
Mrs. r. =. Cabell, Mrs. Edward Mayo and
Mrs. William Royal Mrs. Alfred Gray,
Mrs. Nora Leary.
Mrs. Robert Whiuock will give the
first entertainment on Friday evening
next on account Of conflicting social
event on Tuesday. but thereafter the
meetings will be held on that evening.
The ladies will play from until 10, and
then the gentlemen will be admitted TO
the climax pleasures Of the evening.
Miss Bessie Hill. one Of this seasons
attractive debutantes, gave charming
luncheon on Friday. Those present were
Misses Marion Harris, Nellie Boykin,
Nellie Perrin. Ella Cooke, Annie Gray
and Matte Christian.
Mrs. H. w Fuller, Of Washington, viii
be the guest Of Mrs Robert Whitlock
this week.
Miss sallie Talbot is visiting friends
In Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo, who have
heen the guests of Mr.. i. II. Mayo, have
returned TO New York.
Mrs. John S. Wise, of New York, is the
guest Of Mrs j. =. Pace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd Warwick are in New
York.
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their friends Friday night at their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. shelburne enter
tanned some Of their friends Wednesday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Turpin had a very
pleasant after-tea reception on Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Bache gave very
enjoyable tea to a few friends on Tuesday
evening.
Young men from Rlehmond visiting or
the hill will please bring their lamps IL
they expect to sit up late.
Mrs. W Allen Haynes and child. OF
Newport News. are spending the week
with Mr. John II. Rogers ana family on
Brookland boulevard
The residents of Lamb avenue have
beautifed the street and their homes by
setting out shade trees along the side
walks.
The young men who getting up the
minstrel show for the benefit of the Bar
ton Heights fire company are husting,
and very soon you may expect something
rich and rare.
The houses on Barton Heights are
being numbered. How will a stranger
tell one street from another?
The Methodists OF Barton Heights have
iuiLAOScQ q hclOtiAul AuI tiA ~b(lO ave-
nue., south of Dove street, and will COM
mence the erection of a handsome church
building at an early day.
A precinct has been established at Bar
ton Heights. In the future the citizens Of
Barton Heights. Chestnut Hill and vi
clnity Wiz vote on barton Heights
The electric line has reached North ave-
nue., and in a few days will be completed
10 the cedar tree. All the poles are up. II
the Richmond end is pushed as rapidly the
bus will soon be busted.
Mr. and Mrs. T. \. Lamb are boarding
with Miss Male, Sixth street, near Frank
lin.
Rev. A G. Brown, ID. D.. presiding cl-
der, will preach at the Wgwam Sunday
night at $780,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

Little Items About Our Friends Who Live
North OF the Branch.


North of the Branch.
Barton Heights now boasts of bright
weekly newiI aper-a well-printed, four
page, twelve-column journal, with a sub
scription price Of fifty cents a year; dirt
cheap. and all should subscribe to il. The
following items Of live news are taken
bodily from the yesterdays edition.
Professor Laube promises to be at the
next dance Of the club
MISS Barton has returned from pleas
ant visit 10 New York
THE Lambs" have been feeced and
sent into winter quarters.
the Literary Society held their semi
monthly meeting last night.
II your liver don't act try brisk walk
across the viaduct. Sure cure.
Mr. J. r. Phillips has moved into HIS
new house at Brookland Park
captain and Mrs. Il. III. Lea gave sun,
per TO a few friends Thursday evening
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. II. Harvey entertained
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

See the Mems Cashmere Suits reduced from $3.50 to Sc,
See the and Getaway Suits reduced from SO S.
Mems Sack and Getaway Suits reduced from $3.50 and
$3.50 to $40.
See the listers astrachan trimmed collars and cuffs at S.
See the Mems ALL Wool Weight Overcoa reduced from $40
to &c.
the Mems AWool Heavy Weight Overcoats reduced from
So $3.50
See the Mems Melton Overcoats reduced to 1915.
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SOME MORE UNPARALLELED REDUCTIONS.

Monday and Tuesday choice of any hreepece
SUITS that sold for $3.50 81, So, SO and SO S. S. S.
Also choice of any Cape Ovecoat that sold for $780, ST. S. s.
and $40 Monday and Tuesday at SIS, S., S., S., S..
See the big reductions in Boys LOng.Pant Suits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-04

Joyed
The Friday German Club held an i'm
portant business meeting last week TO
take steps towards recognizing for the
season.
The Thursday Club will be entertained
on Thursday evening, the Sth. by Mrs.
Gray skipwith. while Mrs. Alfred T..
Harris will be the hostess Of the next
entertainment.
The engagement OF another Of Rich
mond's bellies is announced to take place
IN March. The happy man, though a
former resident Of our city. now lives
I'm the North, so with great regret do
we relinquish our whole claim on one Of
cur prettiest and most charming girls.
Invitations are issued to the marriage
or Miss Jennie Marsh, of Easton. Pa,
who is one Of the most brilliant visitors
that Richmond ever welcomes She Will
be married on the afternoon OF December
1ith TO Mr.. Dudley Marvin Irwin.
Miss Emma Barksdaie, who is now in
New YORK viii visit Mrs j. l.. NJ Curry
In Washington before return home.
Miss Meta Potts has returned TO the
city from trip North
Misses Adele anS Louise Williams. WIN
have spent several months in Europe,
returned t. the city last week
MISS annie Lee Camm and Mrs VIII
Ham DAME! are visiting in Fredericks-
BURG
MISS cora Darlington. one of the most
ADMIRED OF this seasons debutantes, will
spend the winter with her mother at
nef Uncle y Mir. Marion Dimmock's. on
west Grace street.
Mrs Nathaniel Il. Rutter Of New York.
who Is as charming as she is beautiful
WI be the guest OF Mrs. Robert Whit
lock on the 30 Of January.
ID. Christian.
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KituhRll Qr@uUg

We have sold thousands OF them. and
have never found one that failed TO give
entire satisfaction.
WALTER ID. MOSES e. Co.
Sole Agents.
1905 Main street, opposite postofflce.