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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
Society In Chsrlottesvllie.

nTOrrcsDOn 1OnCe on tho hlVpiioa' OioSf'Nhl
CgARIorIEsvmLE Va, July @.-One OF
tho most delightful events OF tho summer
was an afternoon tea" when TOOK place
on Wednesday in the wooded grove on
IN. farm OF Nr. Nuttycombe. The party
left the foot of the university lawn about
q o'clock and upon reaching the grove an
elegant supper was spread Alter supper
tho soft strains Of the guitar and sweet
songs. mingled with the plaintiye notes OF
the whip-poor-will in the twilight Afforded
most pleasant entertainment, ana when
the moon rose the drive was continued.
All declared that the " tea was IN esoi ny
gentlemen formed tho party. Misses Gar
RE DAVIS, Mallet, Bryan. Moseiy. Messie'
Smith, Davis. and Minor Messrs; ensoie'
Ford. Peter. Chamberlain. 3. hArshail'
Saunders, Duncan. Smith, Peek, ClarAe;
and Davis; Professor and Mrs. Davis, ana
MIR. aud Mrs. Caldbeck.
The Ivy Social Club" has been orgat-
ized. The officers are: Charles Il. "9ou.
j. Snowden Wood. Kenneth Brown, moor
managers l.. G. Woods. door-keepsr; n
Is. Worthipgton, secretary; ID. y. Mn,te'
treasurer HRS. Mason, Mrs. woo, ars.
Small. and Mrs. Peyton. ebaperons.
MAYOR l.. 4. hanckei. who has been
confined 20 his room by sickness since last
Saturday, was able TO be out on ihursuey
morning. lie was heartily greeted oy MS
Professor Leslie Hall, OF William and
Mary College. Is spending the summer
with his fanlly az the residence Of Ars.
shscselford. az BowiesvilIe. Ihefe isalso
a pleasant company OF ladies' from mon-
moud aud Petersburg aolournipx az Tue
same bouae. Mas 1ohpsop. IN the same
village. has house full OF hichmcpd PEG.
pie. Mira saiiie Sampsoa y p,naius 'ho
summer at Capon Sprinzs, W. VA
SIR. 4. A. Worth,ugton, OF the cnsss-
peeks nnd Ohio railway general once,
RIcnmond, IL spcEdLg few dsgs WIN
his parents at Riyanha. ,y o..
Mn. Il. q. DANIELS, OF puheld' ", sa.s
Is yieiting her .daushter, airs. ! Y. HAAS
pees the university. 49,
Valerie Is,oe. of this city, wore MANIAC .
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New Kent Fence Laws.
lew KENT, July GOT


To he Editor ofthe DisDatch:
| have watched very closely your coll
umns hoping TO see something about our
legislatnrs' platform. but 1t looks as II
your c. respondents are too busy about
the gu,ernatorial convention. to be held
IN Richmond August 18th, to give any
thought 20 our legislators.
What we want our candidate TO do is to
pledge himself TO do what be can towards
getting the nofence law repealed in the
counties OF New Kent and Charles City. and
unless he is in favor of repeating that law
and makes statements 20 that elect, he VIII
find some trouble getting elected in No
vember.
| have talked with good many staunch
Democrats, who say they DO not intend TO
vote for any one for the Legisla ure unless
ne favors the repeal Of the no. ence law.
They claim to be Democrats all tine same.
but do not believe in voting against their
own and their neighbors' interests.
If our man will have the fence law In his
platform he will carry the two counties
aforesaid solid. for all OF the colored peo-
pie would vote for the repeal OF the no.
fence law. DEMOCRAT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
THE WARM DAYS AT THE WARM.
Funny Auction and Delightful Drag Par
ties-Whist Tournament.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WARN SpRsGs, July 29.-The gaietles of
the week opened with large auction
partyn on the lawn on Saturday. DIR.
Stuart Mcclure. of Richmond, acted rs
auctioneer. The prizes. though not
handsome nor expensive, were bid for
rapidly and the party had no end of fun.
A large drag party. was gotten up
Wednesday evening by the young gentle
men of the place. The young people,
comfortably slowed away in several drags.
went over to the Healing in the evening
and back to the hot for supper. After TINS
they drove home By moonlight.
Among the arrivals OF the week was Mr..
Hugh Mcclure, of Richmond, brother OF
Dr. Stuart Mcclure. Mr.. Mcclure has
many friends in the Valley, made while
spending two winters here as engineer.
A whist tournament is III progress now
at the springs, and has been Tor two days.
Tomorrow games will decide the prize.
A large euchre party, IN which solid
silver prizes will be awarded, Is going on
at that hotel tonight.
William NJ. McAlllster has arranged for
reduced hotel and railroad rates for the
delegates TO the convention to be held IN
Covington on August oath.
The delegates TO the State and Sena-
rorial conventions from this county will
be elected August 10Th.
There were sixty arrivals hero this week.
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the Baptist parsonage on Tuesday. II
was quiet but very happy marriage. the
bridal party taking the afternoon train for
their future home.
Miss Pathe McGbee. Of Ivy Depot. has
been visiting Miss Carrie u. Hill for the
past week.
Mr.. J. Carroll PAYNE. OF this city. and
Misc kittie Maddux, Of Oak Ill.,
fauquier county. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. q. ii. Walker and Mrs. Charles Car
roll. left this week for Washington. ID. Z.
From there the party will 90 TO Chicago.
visit the fair. and return eta northern
cities and Niagara Falls.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Landlord and child,
accompanied by Mss Annie Jarman. left
on Thursday tor Franktown, Northamp-
ton county. They expect 10 be absent for
week or more. and during thor absence
will visit Cobb's Island.
DR.. Orvill Male and family, who have
made great many friends during Their
sojourn IN this city. have moved TO Bapi-
dan, where they will reside in the future.
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NO CLUE IN THE COLIN CASE.
Two Very Absurd Letters from washing
| socA f,,.hcoc., Uspoyt

Two Very Absurd Letters from Washing
ton--A Ricbmond Report.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. July 20. The fol-
lowing letter sn exact copy was banded
to Mr.. J. W. Coffin about O'Clock yester-
day evening 10 reference TO his wife who
mysterously disappeared from her home
on Monday morning last. IL u under
stood that no such No. as the one here
given Is 10 Washington;
WAsHIHaros. ID. c.. July q. 1898,
1908 NEW YORK AVENUE.
-. W. Coffin. Charlottesville. Va.'
- ir,-Your wife is in this city. l had
an interview with her YESTERDAY.
The letter sas written on sheet of imi-
tation-linen letter paper, apparently with
q sharp steel pen, in fairly good hand.
There was no printing Whatever on tho
letter. A telegram from Mr.. Thomas Cot
lin. n son of the grIef-stricken man, who
runs the local train between Washington
and Alexandria, informed his father that
there was no truth in the letter and 1t WIS
no use for him TO come to Washington.
This morning the following letter was re-
ceiyed by Mr.. N. A. Wood in answer to one
written by him the day previous. The lady
whose signature is TO the letter Is q resi-
don't of this place and Is now visiting in
Washington:
"el0 THIRD STREET. N. W., July %. 1893.
M. ". NJ Wood:
Dear Sir,-Mrs and Miss Keblinger
and | noticed two women on the train.
one particularly. She first sat across from
us. She had on a dark, seal brown veil
which covered her face entirely; only o
part of her neck and hair was visible
hair dark and curly; black hat and dress /:
material of dress solid black. striped
worsted. She got OF at Washington. We
three ,ticed her particularly because she
kept 80 closely yelled, and We commented
upon il, The other lady was . young
girl: light sailor hat, light shirt-wais.,
black skirt, very short in mont. She also
got of at Washington. This is all We
know. as we have just talked over the
matter together.
VERY respectfully,
"CARRrE c. HoRroY.n
The Chief of Police of this city has re-
eeived letter from Mr.. W. A. Landlord.
his brother-In-law, who is visiting In Rich
mond, who says that Mr.. Davis saw Mrs.
Coffin pass by the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot, in that city. on tuesday morning
last.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30
A PASTOR MOBBED.'
STRIPPED or HIS pRIeSTLy Ro6Es
AND SEVERELY BEATEN.
The Victim Of n fractional Fight In NE
Congrosation--Mors Trouble
Looked For To-Day.
[spccial .eloEran . .he pI,patcn.

BiLrmoRE. Mp., July 2s.--Father Bara-
basz, pastor of the Holy Rosary church
POLISH. was very roughly handled BY
some of hrs practitioners this morning.
His priestly robes we're torn from his body
and he was severely beaten. Had IL not
been for the Intervention of the poiico
Father Barabasz might have been killed.
Two previous attempts have been made TO
dispose of the priest.
The trouble at Holy Rosary church CON-
mapced some months ago by division OF
the congregation over the appointment OF
Father l,arabasz 70 the pastorate. He was
bitterly opposed by one faction. but took
charge of the church. aud since that time
there has been constant pickering: A
rather serious row occurred couple Of
weeks ago, the priest aud the sexton being
attacked by few OF the parishioners-
ATTACKED ny WOMEN.
As Father Barabasz entered the church
this morning he was attacked by two wo-
men and dragged into the street. Here q
great crowd OF people had gathered as II
bv reconciliation. Michael kismonski at
tackled the priest and encouraged the mon
TO Offer violence. The police appeared
and held the mob ut bay while reinforce
nents were secured. Several arrests were
made, kismonski and the two women
were placed under $500 bond for trial and
the Others paid fines. Father Barabasz
will be guarded by special detail until
the trouble Is settled.
Serious trouble tomorrow 10 feared oy
tho police, and an entire squad Will Do de-
tailed 20 preserve the peace on that day.
About 5000 Poles are in the vici nifty.
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LOOKING UP WAR RECORDS.
A Budget of Social and Personal News
from tho Colonial Capital.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. Va, July 29.-General
Marcus d. Wright and Captain Perry. of
tho War Records Office. Washington. are
here the guests of DIR. Richard A. Wise.
They are engaged in looking over some
old papers of Ex-Governor Wise to be
used in getting up a record Of statistics OF
the Confederate Government. General
Wright aud Captain Perry expect TO be
engaged here several DAYS. To-day they
visited the venerable Colonel Ewell ut his
holre about three miles Snt OF town: /.
Professor Lyman B. Wharton, OF the
college faculty, accompanied By Mrs.
Wharton. left yesterday for Bedford City.
where they will spend much IF oheir time
before tho opening of the college IN Octo-
Der.
Mr.. John /. Mercer, chief clerk and as
sistant steward at the Insane Asylum. re-
turned last evening from Richmond. where
BE was for several days purchasing sup
plies for the institution.
Mr.. p. Montague thompson leaves about
the LIST of August for Culpeper and the
uuper country, TO remain until the fall.
Miss Page Saunders. from Baltimore, q
former resident of our town. Is visiting
Mrs. Beverly S. Scott. at Ewell. near town.
Air. Robert w. Gait, ensign IN the navy,
has been spending some time here at the
old family mansion, the Gait House. east
Francis street.
Dir. Lyon q. Tyler returned last evening
from a cruise of several days on a Virginia
pilot-boat. A most delightful time was
spent, and several big hauls of FISH were
made. Among the party was Hon. ID.
Gardiner Tyler.
Airs. John Cofer. of Smithfeld, Is visit
inc her sister, Mrs. Lane, Dr.. Waller
street. who has been Ill for some time. but
is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Lamb, OF West Point (;
Mrs. I'll. ID. Cole, MISS Cora Lane, and Mr..
James Christian. of our town, will leave
Monday morning on the MERCHANTS ana
Miners Line for Boston. The party ex-
pect to be gone about a week aud will re-
turn rid the Fall-River Line and New York.
Mrs. Mary Darlington lett this evening
for Washington. where she Will reside In
future with her son, Mr.. Hawley Darling
ton, who has lately returned from Aus
traliA
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PROSPERITY IN HANOVER.
Profitable Results of Trucking-Large
Sums for Investnent-Porson

Profitable Hesults OF 4ruch'nE-
Sums for Investnent-Personn
fCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MECHANICALLY. July 29.-In these days
OF general business depresslon-failures
of banks, assignments OF merchants ana
manufacturers, etc. lit Is pleasing 70 note
that indications point TO better tnihgs III
this good old county. =,
Nr. j. II. Timberlake, secretary and
treasurer of the A. aud l. q. Nj. Company,
doing business at Ellerson, in this county.
informs me tina. IN the past three months
lie has collected from the farmers and
truckers OF this county nearly $4,000 TOR
euano. OF this sum about $4,000 was PAID
by the truckers. II is safe TO estimate that
this $40, 900 represents at least t3O.OO In
the hands of the producers or paid out oy
them In the recent past.
The writer recently had occasion 70
realize on some securities under his con-
troll. Upon inquiry he found with three
truckers nearly $1,000 for investments.
The man who says that trucking can't oe
made 10 pay hasn't been through the
trucking region OF Hanover recently. We
still have room for few more nrst-ciass
settlers.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Sarah e. Sydnor. after a long spell
of sickness. is row conyaleseing. :,
Mrs. Gus Brooks. who has been critically
III. is greatly improved:
DR.. W. Ii. Barton and family are visiting
friends in Abingdon.
WalnutGroye Sunday school will have
o picnic next Wednesday afternoon.
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DANCING PARTIES AT OLD POINT
Delightful Moonlight Sailing on Hampton
Ronds-socIai and Psrsonai

n-orrosnondenceo the Richmo1d DIsD1'snl
Orn potyr COMFORT, Va, July 29.-Whiie
tbis NAV not be the harvest moon the
youno neople seem to think IT - good
ENOUGH for them, and every night the fo-
cahontas or Northampton brings oown
large parties of society people rom cue
twin critics TO enjoy q couple OF hours
dancing and delightful sail by moonlight
on Hampton Roads. mi, -.
The four batteries OF hrtlliery0tWo
from Washington and two from baltl.
more-which have been mere for tne phs'
month tor target-practice. have COM
uleted their work and returned to then
stations.
Mrs CAPTAIN J. VI. K. DAVIS, Mrs. Lieu.
tenant Edward DAVIS. and Miss Susie DAVIS
left on Tuesday morning for Fort spring
W. Va. where they will remain until late
in September. CT
Eentenont George J.. Anderson. Sixth
ARTILLERY. has gone to the White sulphur
for a months vacation. ,.s. -
Mrs. Captain Francis S. Brown left on
Monday for Avondale. where sne Will
Mr. and Mrs. Mayer. of San Francisco
are visiting at the post. the guests OF Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Schumm.
Lieutenant William l.. Kenly, Jr.. VINO
was married u short time ago 10 Mss
Closson, daughter of Colonel Clossson,
Fourth Artillery, arrived with his BRIDE on
TUESDAY morning and were warmly vel
coined by their MANY friends.
Miss Phinney, of Corning, y. Y, is VS.
ting her sister, Mrs. A. q. PIKE, at the
Hygeia.
Mrs. Goodrich. wife OF Commander
Goodrich. United Stntes Navy, is here
with her family on a visit TO her trother
Lieutenant Willoughby Wake. tiith AT
tillery.
OTHER PERSONALS.
Mr. W. A. Scovile. of Stamford, Conn,
O nephew Of the late Henry Ward Beech
er, is here on visit the guest OF Rev
Charles ". Freeland. post chaplain.
Mrs. LieuteDant Duvall has gone to New
York on a visit. Her daughter, Miss Lee
Duyall. is summerIng with n party o.
friends on the Coast of Labrador.
Miss Virginia Menaher and her cousin
Miss Byroad, of Johnston, Pa, aro the
guests of Lieutenant and Mrs. Trenober
of the garrison.
Mr.. George B. Kimberly, Pay Clerk A.
the Washington maynard, IS spending
few days OF his Old home. HIS daughter
Miss May Kimberly. accompanied him anc
will remain for month
Paymaster George W. Simpson, OF The
New York navy-yard, was registered here
yesterday.
Passed Assistant Engineer W. VI. Park
and wife. of the Norfolk yard Lieutenant
Commander W. II. Reeder and Lieutenant
& G. A. Calhoun. of the Charleston, are
among the lat arrivals.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

Violet Melrose. Miss Janet Johnsoni Mary
Melrose. Mrs. g. s. Carter: Ciarrisa
Champney. Miss Ellie Day; Belinda, Miss
Belle Hunter.
part in several PLAYS before. and tho sue
cess OF the performance was insured. ar.
Richard Brooke. the artist, arranged the
stage effects and did good deai OF paint
ing for II. .,t.
this section on Wednesday did great
deal OF harm 70 the corn-helds near town.
A large field OF beautiful corn belonging
to Mr.. Percy Charrington was compie.ey
DESTROYED, and the trees in many yaras
were torn M by the roots or spnt 10
pieces, so that severa. lovely old places
look denuded. nj.
Mr.. Edward Cooke and his sister, Mss
Lue Cooke, OF Clarke; Dir. Willie fendle,
ton. of the Episcopal High School. ana
Miss Evelyne Buckner arrived here Oh
Wednesday.
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Yoane Lady Drowned In BACK River

HAMPTON. Va, July 29.-Miss Mary Mes
s,ch. of Fox Hill, while crossing Back
River IN a sail-boat on yesterday was ac-
cidentally knocked overheard by sail
and drowned. She was Is years old. Her
body was recovered.
Mrs. NJ. 4. Wood, wife of Captain S. b.
Wood, died at her home here this morn
Ing.
Great interest is manifested in the con-
tested.election case. which has been ad =
iourned over to Tuesday next.
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ALL SMILING AT THE OLD SWEET.
Gay sersnaders from the White and En-
tertainmont at the ChAiybeate:


Correspondence Of the Richmond Disp1.ch.l
OLD SWEET SPRINGS. July 20. few eve
nings 400 gay party of young men came
over from the White and added TO the
ylyacity OF the dance that evening. ending
up by a spirited serenade to General Will
liam L. Miles. of New Orleans, In his
pretty cottage home on the grounds.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. W. Brydon
Tenant, of Richmond; Mr. ID. Il. and
Charles G. Teunant, the Misses Tenant.
and MI. Herbert Mann, Of Petersburg,
spent the day here. On that evening Mrs:
VI. II. Talbot. Mrs. William Royal, and
Mrs. Allan Donnan, of Richmond. with
Mrs A. Ii. GraHdy, Of Norfolk, and some
OF the gentlemen joined the lei @ant
party at an entertainment at the Sweet
Chalybeate. making q merry moonlight
omnibus load. Mrs. Royal wore a rich
gown Of black silk and velvet and diamond
ornaments. contrasting admirably with the
dazzling fairness of her complexion.
Mrs. W. H. Talbot also looked very hand
some in on elegant black costume. Mrs.
Donnan was gowned In a very. becoming
uale-blue TINT, and Mrs. Grandy III soft
and graceful white silk.
The warm wave IS bringing people here
from Cincinnati, Louisville, New Orleans.
and various other heat-stricken cities.
The Cuban still holds his own with the
ladies in spite of new arrivals and attrac-
tons, for his dancing is faultless and he
makes them ell look their best on the floor.
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carriaa nn br Fevsrs.

Correspondents OF the Richmond Dispasch-l
MKuxRars. Va, July 29.--John NJ. Clark,
AGED "a wears. died yesterday at o'clock
A. NJ. after an illness OF three weeks. with
typhoid-fever. his brother, Thomas s.
CLARK. aged rs. died st 10 o'clock 2. NJ.
afrer an ,liuess or five DAYS, with BRAIN
fever. The deceased. only sons OF. Will
liam I. Clark, an addicted Mexican soldier,
were honest and hard-vorking men- They
leave father. mother, and SIX sisters to
mourn their sad loss..
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white Sulphur Sale Only n Rumor


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA, July
29.-Diligent investigation resulted in as
pertaining that there Is nothing known
hero of the reported sale of the springs TO
Il. L. Wilson. New Yor K banker. IL was
published as q rumor by the Commercial
Gazette, Of Cincinnati No such person IS
K. T. Wilson has been here. Mr.. Palmer.
who has charge Of the Stuart estate, said
that nothing had been done In the way OF
a sale
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cbs,,ort,e,di.n Contributions

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHEs1ERTELp COURTHOUSE, Va, July 20.
MISS Hennie Harrison, OF Stoney. Creek.
returned home after pleasant visit to her
sister. Mrs. 4. n. Wilson. of Chester.
Misses Fannie and Bessie Gresham, OF
Washington. ID. g.. are spending a few
weeks with Miss Lillian Ivey, near Port
Walthali.
Dir. and Mrs. T. N. Wilson. of Chester.
returned after o pleasant visit at Old
point
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Mr.. eLAcKWeLL's CONVERSION.
He Rsnounces Liquor-seiiing, Becomes
Penitest, md Turns Exhorter.
.fSce<iaI ta,egratn IN the Dispatcb.1


DASyuLx, Va, July 29.-North Danville
Is thoroughly aroused over what seems 10
some OF the people the mysterious CONVEX.
sion OF Mr.. w. y. Blackwell. o merchant OF
that city. In a conversation this evening
Blackwell said that he bad been the worst
man that lived in the town; that be had
been instrumental in sending many young
men TO hell, but new be was ANXIOUS 70
rave those who are on their way there
through his influence. He shows signs OF
deep penitence and his talk Is simply
marvellous. he is not IN educated man;
but he seems to have been suddenly gifted
with speech.
Tomorrow night he will present him
self at Mofett- Memorial Baptist church
and make an address TO the young and OLD
who may be present. and his desire Is to
see some Of them. IL not all, who are out
the church to become Christians. BlAek-
we'll was part owner Of . saloon Just on the
outer edge Of North Danvllle, and ne ha.
given his partner orders to close MP and
dispose Of the stock. The Baptist church
VIII no doubt he packed TO It's utmost to-
morrow night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-30

In their worst forms are cured By the uss
OF Z. P. p. II you .area debilitated and
run down, or If you need atomic TO- regain
fiesh and lost appetite. strength and vigor,
take p. p. p. and you will DO strong aud
healthy. For shattered constitutions aud
lost manhood. Il. T. p. (Prsckiy Ash, POKE:
Root, and fe'issipT e tns . ksnv S 81 a
pnsiSsS n the world. ~ ssle b "
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eJ11 CAY AT RocKsalDee ALUM.
''1n'nd Holds Her Own In the Social
N'tarl aud Leads So tho Germans.

N'''een0nicnce Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
To-. urGE ALCM SPRrSos. Va. July 20.
:. %. m August, when even the head
:, PIG iim Will desert hls desk and fee 10
49, CONTAINS. will be gsyer than the one
tasssl The dude has put in bis work.
- trousers and cart-wheel hats ore
~, abundant. the effervescent cup has
l up sefensly, aud the chaperons
~. ~. Lac lively tilt keeping the engage
,.s u taelr girls IN order. Two ger
80 $50 on large scale. one progressive
t'!t party, aud three private parties
~. zoe tale. The arrivals for the past
u, nave numbered twenty a day. prin-
tlf. 'A''SNA' sn" BID
,hlso,uond has kept up her record IN
IGehhllg social leaders, sending up Sir.
~ T. bosteaux 70 lead the german Sat
49,, night, white Mrs. DIR. X. q. Cabell
IL ioh'hsd herself as q hostess ia bsau-
b. Ri0g'essIye euchre party At the Grand
H." eehtsasy night. Colonel Eugene
T., ~. Who knows so we'll how 10 caro-
Ter ItgSfen, turned over the ballroom 10
vel a. nss.ainesday night. aud II may be
t,,,, ,su that the little folks ball was as
fsest ssigti rs will be presented IN the
L. ~ osAll-Iooin this season. Mrs. Ashby
las, 1917, Ons 81 ths leaders ia society
"a 81 IN, wnose brilliant entertainments
Al0sn, y enjoying her old popu-
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Amelia. Compi.,o Delegation.

Correspondent OF the Richmond Dispateh.l
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, July 2a-General
George j. Hundley was to-day elected
delegate at large. X. Il. Southall as alter
nate, TO the Richmond convention, August
18th. General Hundley has been o staunch
supporter Of Colonel O'Ferrall. whose
friend he hos been for number of years.
This completes the Amelia delegation,
there being s. for OFerrall, 2 for Tyler. and
1 doubtful.
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-" M I D w A Y"
FOR TRADE.

DO you PAINTt
DO you FRISCO
OR DECORATE &.
DO YOU VARNIsHf
DO YOU sIAINf
OR DO you
GILD on BRONzEr
We have eve. thing for the Professional, or
tho Housekeeper, or the Ama,our-for Practi-
cal Needs or for Artistic paAume.