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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
PICTUREsOUF GLASGOW.
The Once Hustling Boom Town asa Sum-
,ner Resort.

GLASGOW, VA. July 5.-Special.-As
there is so little chronicled ms regards
picturesque Glasgow, | have taken II
upon myself to disclose n few random
paragraphs for the benefit OF the outside
world which. no doubt. assumes az TINS
time. that she has passed into oblivion.
We'll. Il Is true that as growing, nus
ding city" Glasgow has had her day.
and IL now suffering the ill-eifects or
the boom of '92. But as summer resort
she is OF some significance. There are a
number OF visitors here. and when We
look out upon the surrounding country
and note the rare beauty II presents, we
wonder why It is that some one does not
open the fine large Rockbrdge Hotel
for the reception of summer guests.
Among those who are spending their va
cation here are: Professor Thomas Will
limason. OF the DanvilIe Military Insti-
tute. and wife. There ere also num-
Der Of cadets from this school here
True Democrats should certainly feel
an unwaveriug gratitude to The Times
for the position II has ospoused in this
campaign, and II every man who pos
sesses a sense OF true patriotism will put
forth the same teachings and like ef-
fort i'm the cause. we nay safely pre-
diet the maintenance OF honest gov
crnmcnt and honest money.
This has been the wetest season ever
known I'm the vicinity and. notwith-
standing the great amount of rain. there
has been but little damage In the way
OF washouts Wheat has been consider
ably damaged. and / am informed by
machine owners that the yield is scare
~ sufficient to justify their successful
operation.
The family OF General Manager Steven
son. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. are now comfortably installed In
their handsome summer residence. I'm
West-End Glasgow. which was recently
purchased by him from General Fitzhugh
Ice.
Mr. r. c. Paxton is spending a vaca-
ton from his business here. with rela-
tives i'm the neighborhood Of Fairfield.
Miss Mary Jones. who has been attend
ing school IN Richmond. returned homo
several days ago.
All Of our summer visitors who enjoy
the sport OF bass fishing. have been de-
prived OF the pleasure this summer. and
Il is safe 10 say that The law. which
prohibits the capture OF this species OF
the hnny tribe from the 18th OF Nav 10
the 18th OF July has been more strictly
observed here than ever before since its
passage. due mainly 10 the fact that the
rivers have been high and muddy dur
ing the entire period covered by this
act. Colonel Duncan. an ardent knight
Of the reed and rod. predicts that tho
sport will be fine when the water does
get In proper condition.
The potato crop I'm the bottom lands
In this vicinity is total failure. so much
wet weather causing them TO rot. Tho
melon crop. which is generally very good
about here. will also be very short.
on Sunday last there was a large
white bird shot and Killed here. which
looked very much Ike a crane. II stood
about three feet six inches tall and
measured six feet from tip 10 tip OF
wings; its beak was eight inches long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

The slang phrases getting lcft' ana
getting sold" are generally understood
as meaning the same thing. but Mr. W.
Reginald Walker. the popular office sec
rotary of the y. VI. &. \, has proved that
one can get badly left wthOus being
sold at all. Mr.. Walker lately attended
the Christian EndeayCr convention On
Washington and on the return trip had
eight young ladi(i under HIS charge.
Plotting eight young ladies TO depot IS
no easy task, but checking the baggage
of the aforesaid eight was HcrJllearn one
Consequently. Mr. Walker thinking that
he might lind rest in solitude. got ON
the station platform at Frederick Hall.
I<uis.1 county. Wiile the Richmond
young man was pondering over the guile
icssness OF the country COW In contrast
O. the preverse wickedness of the city
COW. the engineer pulled the lever Mr..
Walker has no special reputation as Il
sprintcr, but his friends are So tisfed that
b. there had been judges and timekeep-
ers. at the rate DE pursued the train he
ould have made worlds record
AIR. Walker was coming at a speed or
3tcUt twenty miles an hour. but the
train went about twerty-one miles an
hour and consequently Mr.. Walker much
10 his disgust. was left in the distance.
lic had no trouble in boarding the next
train. 10 having stopped very suddenly at
the station. u being alleged that the en-.
gincer m.stcok Mr.. Walkers abundant.
crimson hisute for danger singal.
These facts We're feeiingiv alluded 70 at
the Washington echo mect.cg held 1T
tho Seventh street Christian church last
Sunday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
City School Board.

The regular meetirg OF the school Board
OF the city Of Richmond vas held in
tho city Hall yesterday afternoon at u
O'Clock.
Present: J. Taylor Ellyson (chair-
man. Jos. G. Dickerson, l.. D. Starke.
A'onzo l. Phillips. JAS II. Capers. X.
Edgar Shine. A. -. I.anderkin. VIM. NJ.
Turpin. and Robert r. 4. Briggs: VIM Il.
Fox. Superintendent: c. i. Ridy. clerk.
The superintendent nominated John b.
Price and - Bideood as State students
10 the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Blacksburg. and they were duly elected.
Nessrs. VIM. NJ Turpin. and Robert
= Briggs were welcomed as new mem-
bers OF the Board. Mr Jos. G. Decker
son was elected vice-chdirman of the
Board
The presen. Reserve List" was re-elect-
Ell Tor the ensuing year. and Miss Nellie
W Birdsong was added TO the list.
The board instructed the Committee
on Buildings and Furniture 10 purchase
tho necessary furniture for Randolph
street school building. and made an APP
preparation for the same.
The board then elected Mrs. VI. z. John
son. janitor OF the Randolph school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

J 10 occupy his moments iu the eight bTiei
years of his public life.
Mrs Bryan IS an enthusiastic cluh-wo-
man. SHE organized "A local Sorosis, IS
90 fhr head oi many reform clubs. and
favors au kinds Of advance and enterpci.
Both She and her husband are opposed
90 the use Of lutoXicants. and = placed
Boo "a position where their views could
bee publicly displayed. would. TO doubt
take public sentiment back 90 the HAYES
days of 200 liquor upon the table. Mr.
, Bryan is said not To- smoke. drink. or
play gambling games. lie is said to have
I0 social life. Hence. ip 20 this time.
400 l.s attention has been turned 10 pub-
hr WurS.
THE Bryan home shows no special cvi-
dOtr, OF friends lu tha SENSES of hor-r-
VAIN in.-. house parties and social ocrl-
sions of amy sort. The principal room 900
The h0lse is the library or study. Here
there are twin desks for the master aud
mistress Both arc occupied many hours
of fle day. The former docs hi~ reading.
bis writing. onl nis studying here. aud
here the mistress acts u.s. amcuucnsis. She
is said 10 write many Of her husband
speeches. and is the iottcr-down of many
fine points for him. ln This work. they are
SD cornie. ly in ac,or that 10 is difficult
10 ten where the work OF one begins
and thc other leaves off.
THE children are being carefully cln-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
PERSONfL dND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Citi-
zens and Other Matters.

zens and other Matters.
Miss Ellie Grant Bosher is at the White
sulphur
Mr. Thomas Potts returned yesterday
from the old White Sulphur.
Miss Fannie and Miss Annie Mcclure
are az the White sulphur Springs
Miss Mary Carrie Donnan left yester-
day for the White sulphur Springs
cahleeram has been received Of the
safe arrival Of Major Ginter and Dr. Hun
ter Mcclure on the other side.
Nus. Charles Kieberc and family have
lctt for their country home. near Buck
neis station Louisa county.
Mr Low ndes Ptple. Of sos south Third
street. who nas recently had a severe
spell or fever. CcrtInucS 10 strengthen.
Mrs N.iiAW q. TaylOr OF Fcnticello.
with Two children. Walter and Gene,
ale visiting relatives In Farmvine Va,
Mr.. John w. Massie lett Saturday for
Hanover county. Va. where be will spend
few WeeAs wIth friends and relatives.
Mr.. Dr. VIM H. Henninc. of Pow
hatan county who hal the small bone
broken ~ her ankle on last Thursday, Is
not any better.
Miss CAIRO Besar. % Lumhorton
c.. has returned home after a pleasant
visit TO her friend Miss Fannie 4. BrsHs-
ford. No. 10 south First street
Councilman Lawdcr Of Marshall Ward
who has been quite ill was ont for TIE
FIRST time last evening attending the
joint session Of the city Council.
The regular semi-weekly meeting OF
The Academy Of Medicine and surgery
VIII ne heil at the Y NJ. q. A Han TO-
nishr Dr. V. ". Harrison Will be the
leader.
Miss Emma Brown left last week for
three weeks sojourn with her friend
Miss Maize Robertson. at THE Fins.
Portsmouth, Va. she Will also visit Viz
e.nia Beach before her return.
Rev. J. G. Beckwith. Of Kershaw. :
c.. who came TO Richmond during the
reunion has returned home and expresses
himself more than pleased with the Od
Dominion and ITS charming women.
Mrs John Shelton Williams Miss Hattie
Ross. Mr.. Frank Davenport Miss Ann
Tenant. and Mr.. and Mrs Fairfax. are
at Grey GIN. near the White Sulphur
visiting Mrs David b. Tenant.
Charles 4. Brlscoe, an attorney-at law.
ana Charles Gensler both Of Baltimore.
Md. are registered 40 Ford's Hotel for
Tie next several days. They are taking
tour along tho Chesapeake bay and
James river. Mr. Brscoe is from an old
Virginia family
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

VIII Go Into Camp AT Ocean view on the
9Th Of Next Month.


The jolly ucwitzes. with their ?aflY
OF friends. via eo into camp at ocean
View on tle stn OF August and VIII re-
L-m tcu days.
Sergeant D. r. pondeXter. Of tie En-
Dmpm,nt Committee. leit Tor that place
last Saturday to get everything I'D ieadi-
ness for tAl boys.
The committee has not as yet definitely
decided GIon tae route.
rir-t-Seic,aut VIM. NJ Myers. who
has chai-e OF the transportation, is hard
no work on The several railroad and
steamboat lines running Go Ocean View
and Will select the one Offering the best
Inducements.
ID may lc that the trip VIII be made
hN water. as quite "a number of the party
have expressed desire that they take
THAI route. as trip down the historic
James is particularly pleasant and inter
estiue at This season.
There VIII Dee about fifteen ladies and
from twenty-five % thirty members Of
TIE Uowitzcr Association ara friends OF
The battery who VIII go down with the
boys ana enjoy The pleasures of camp
lfe ut the sea~hofe.
Fishing IS said 10 Doe perfect 40 the View
this season. and tne committee have ar
RANGED TO have sail-boat ON hand Tor
the exclusive use Of the Howitzcr party,
and have about completed arrangements
for yt,ht. so that short trips 10 the
Capes and Fortress Monroe will DC made
each day for the liowitzers and their
guests.
There has been a rumor al the armory
that the Awkward Squad would hold a
meeting i'm the near future and get their
parapheunilia In shape for the trip
The Howitzer Quartette is rehearsing its
camp songs and all the battery is getting
itself In shape for the trip.
Among the friends or the battery who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

street between Second and Harrison
street. Mr. Williams denied that the
Traction Company had ever received am
offer from the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company FOR the unconditional
use of the Laurel street tracks.
JOINT USE OF TRACKS
Air. A. B. Gui-ou. counsel for the ilch-
mcnd Railway asi I-lcCeric Company.
stated that his proposition had been made
fn the subcommittee. The conditions az
the Use Of the tracks 90 bc determined
lv the committee. lie added that IBIS
company WIS ready o. put down a trst-
class electric track ON Laurel street If
the permission was grantee 10y the come
uiffeo.
Mr. Williams when asked by Mr.. J.
NJ kmc stated that the Laurc'-Sltcet
limo would Doe most Objectionable. and
that his company did not care % accept
aHy courtcsics from % rival company.
Colonel CutshaW was asked as io his
opinion in The natter and recommended
either the joint use of Laurel street or
that the Traction Company bald its
track on Madison street.
lfo>srs Burton and j. j. King both
objected 90 The granting of che franchise
for First street. and after some further
discussion Mr.. Burton moved 10 recon-
m.ud to the general committee the gee
lection of the petition in regard 10 First
street The motion was lost 10y vote
of three Co three. as follows.
Ayes Messrs. Burton Baker. auI j. j.
King.
Noes Messrs. Ebel. j. ~ King. and
Woody.
ON motion Of MIR J. j King it was
decided TO reuort The matter 10 The gene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
PICK Err CAMP.
Battle-Flag for the Confederate Museum
The Late John r.. Whiflock.

The Pickett Camp of Confederate vet
Grams held meeting IN their NAH on
north Fifth street last night which vas
largely attended considering the oppres-
sivenats OF the ni-ht.
Comrale Robert +. Morris read an oolt-
nary notice OF the death OF General Jus
tsvus ". Smith. who was an hono'dt'
member OF thu camp. and at us close ne
stated that had in his possession the
battlc-nag of General smiths coininailu,
end he then read letter from Hener''
Smith. granting him permission To pre-
sents IL &c the Ladies' Memorial Literary
Society. and he asked a gard OF hFLor
from the Pickett Camp TO accompany
him IN its presentation
Commander Winston. who presidei. ap-
pointed on the committee 10 accompany
Mr.. Morris. Comrades Strdtton, Loehr.
Chesley, Whtlock and Richardson, and
TO them was added Commander Winston
and LieIt.-C Commanders Woody. Gibbs.
end Stansbury. The time OF presentation
will be arranged with the ladies at the
museum.
A number OF new members was added
10 the roster Of the Camp.
The following letter was received and
read:
Mr.. Jonn Whi'lock. who died a
few months ago. was a brother ia
Sergeant Whitlock. who is a member OF
the Camp.
Norfolk. Va. July "a. 1896.
Mrs John +. Whiuock. Richmond. "a
NY Dear Madam am in receip; %.
n paper containing an obituary notice o.
your lamented husband.
! write 10 offer you and your family my
sympathy In this your time CT tr'tl anu
sorrow.
lie was on duty several years as
courier FOR General Pickett. whare in
my official capacity. | was in daily tou-
tact with him and it gives mo gr"a
pleasure 10 say that he WIS always Tcsi
faithful en- the discharge OF his crties
ready and willing to ride AZ any ard oil
hours. whether in heat or cold. ram or
snow or under the hottest fire com the
guns OF the enemy.
He was loved and respected by his
brother couriers and held in high esteem
by oGneral Pickett and every member
Of his staff
His memory will over live green In
the hearts Of those who knew him
tell yOu this that you and your
children can treasure up the facts as
have stated them: his record was enc
Of which they may be well-proud.
with all the best wishes for your IN.
ture.
am Madam.
Very sin ,er ~ yours.
(SicnodD c. PICKETT
owing 10 the extreme he1, II the SO
cial features of the meeting were passed
until the gathering on next Monday even
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

for being drunk and disorderly.
Matte Green (colored) was taxed S,0
for being disorderly and using indecent
language on the street.
william Robertson paid costs for beins
disorderly and annoying his neighbors.
officer J. G.. Minor made his first APP
pearancc In this case.
Louis Graves and Eliza Penn. two
negro boys. were sent down for thirty
days for running from police officer.
Sam Price (colored) wrs fined $3.50
for cursing and threatening to kill Peter
Graham.
Tucy Thacker (colored) was made 10
pay the same amount for being disori"rly
I'm the street
George l.. Ellingcr was relieved Of 81 20
because he fought on public highways.
John Brown (colored) was charged with
being drunk and fined s. and costs. ne
was also sent on 10 the grand fury on
the charge Of assaulting Kate Richard
SON
John Williams (colored) was ch ~ gel
with breaking into the warehouse of $.
W. Travers a. Co. and stealing forty
six bags. He WAS sent on TO the Ir5nd
jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Wonderfu Sermons.

Rev Dr. W. V. Tudor. Of Centenary
Methodist church. preached companion
sermons Sunday morning and night am
While one was sequel 10 the other. each
was . weil-rounced discourse. perfect IN
ITSELF
The divinity Of Christ and His wonder
ful love for humanity might be called the
subject Tor a wide field ~ thought beauii-
fully dressed in wealth OF ornate Eng
iish and was combined with grace OF
action in delivery that made the
preacher seem almost inspired.
Wonderful sermons" every body said
who heard them They were very beau
uful. auI were listened 20 with such
eager attention as IS rarely seen where
d.scomforts Of temperature prevail
The congregations were large at both
services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

The following cases were disposed Of
in the Police Court yesterday morning:
p. y. Meyer and George ). Bowles paid
seventy cents each FOR being disordery
in a market during market hours.
Smith Grandson lcoloreD paid costs
for being disorderly and refusing to move
On when ordered b, the police.
Nelson Smith. a negro boy. was given
sixty days in jail for stealing water
ne.Cn from countryman named a. j..
Bagby.
George Henry Lewis was fined s. for
being drunk in the Second market.
Charlie Spencer (colored) was charged
with being a suspicious character. He
paid the costs Of the warrant.
Robert Frayser lcolored was fined s.. 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
PrnnerfN Transfers

Richmond: John Barth's. j.. trustee.
10 Emmett G Burke. IS fee, on east side
Cherry street between A!bemarle and
Spring. $50.
Jui'a T. Hoiioways trustee 10 Charles
r. Miller e feet on south side Cary
street near Laurel 5000.
James II Murray 10 Joseph n Jack
son q feet On west side 81 John street
between Dual and Baker. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

Secretary OF the Commonwealth Law
less. while ont on he wheel Sunday. had
quite a painful accident. lie was coast
!rg down d hill out ion the country and
his wheel struck a rock and he was
thrown violently 20 the gro md. hurting
his knee badly and cruising his arm. Dr.
Clrringfon is attending him. and though
he was not seriously hurt. IL viii be quite
two weeks before he viii be able 70 be az
his Office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

Will take the trip are Mai. W. L. Simons.
Miss Mary Constance Simons. Capt J.
a. Hutcheson and family Mr.. Lee Lor-
raine and family Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II.
Cloves. Capt +. j. Bosher. DR.. j. W.
Henson. Dr. NJ. u. Hoge Jr.. Mr. Ed
win II. Lea and family Roht. l.. Adams.
Mrs. G.. G. Sinton. Lieut.. W. A. Barrett
and wife. y. c. Baylor and party, W. IL.
Tatum. and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

The following true bills OF indictment
were found hy the grand jury Of the
Hastings Court Yesterday.
John Brown. Lucinda Green. Walter
Henderson. Samuel Johnson. Virginia
Miller, Buster Meade. Morris VI. Parrish.
Julia Ann Randolph. George Shields. John
Watkins. Reuben White. IL Jasper Wash
ington. william Woodson %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

Dr.. Starr will deliver the third lecture
OF the series-subject. discipline OF the
Church Of God" before the Epworih
League Of Broad-Street VI. T.. church
tonight N Sis o'clock. A large atten-
dance Of the league is desired All
Leaguers OF the city and the general pub
lie are cordially Invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Ernm the Association.

Secretary $. X. Mckee made an inter
esting address TO the boys at the Young
Mems Christian Association Yesterday.
Mr.. Isaac NJ. Yoman addressed a large
audience on the subject Persia ani IFS
Young Men" As heretofore stated Mt.
Yoman is a native Of Oraomlah. Persia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Two Tngs LiheIleI.

Tibels were filed in the United States
District Court yesterday against tho tugs
Ajax and r.. Il. Lane The crews and
persons who have furnished supplies are
the compliments. Mr.. r.. G. Lindsay,
OF Richmond. Is the owner OF the tugs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Going 10 Enrope.

Mrs. Wilhelmina Schmidt. the widow OF
the late Hermann Schmidt her daughter
aud her son, Mr.. William c. Schmidt.
will leave this morning for New York
Mrs. schmidt and her daughter will to-
morrow sail fer Germany. where they
will spend several months.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Resnite for Matthew Jones

Governor OFerrall granted a respite
for thirty days 10 Matthew alias Doc
Jones. who was sentenced 10 be hanged
next Friday Application was presented
by Messrs Charles II. Davis and Charles
T. Lassiter. OF Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

Rev. / VI Yonan. the Persian. who has
been supplying the pulpit Of Rev. j. Cal
win stewart. will lecture tonight at SD
in the lectnre-room OF Or. Hoges church.
His subject will be the Armenian Cris-
es." and a treas Is promised those who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

colored The annual rate OF mortality
per 1000 was white. 1850. colored. loss.
Total. l5.oS The number OF deaths for
the corresponding week last year was
white. u. colored. "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Civ Circuit Court.

In the suit OF c. w. venable against
Edward f. and Louise ]. Barney Judg-
ment was confessed I'm the city Circuit
Court yesterday for Sl562.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

In Sweden and Norway before n couple
can be legally married they must produce
certificates showing that they hay~ hsen
vaocinated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
The Death Rate.

The whole number OF deaths In Rich
mond for the week ending July 18th. was
%. or this numter II were white and ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
Law and ENTITY Court.

suit was Instituted in the Law ard
Equity Court yesterday by the Seymour
Furniture Company against James w.
Martin: TO recover 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED.
Barge Corsica. New York.
Schooner W. +. Hood. Providence.
Br. steamship Willow Branch, Port
Tampa.
Schooner Bayard Barnes. New Haven
SAILED.
Br. steamship Willow Branch, London.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JULY q, lSU
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy, baiti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. esiS'
NOR. passsnsers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
I am Madam

Very sin ''f ~ NoNff.
(SicnodD q. PICKETT.
owing to tho extreme helt II the 50
cial features Of the meeting were passed
until the gathering on next Monday even
ine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28

The COMMITTEES on Accounts end Print
ing held q regular business meeting last
evening. Those in attendance were Chair
man Pollock and Meser'. Bloomherg.
Hawkins. and Mountcastle. Only routine
business was transacted.
MEETINGS TO-DAY.
A subcommittee Of the Council Com
mitiee on Light will meet az the lower
Gas Works this afternoon al o'clock.
The Committee on Streets viii hold its
regular seni-monthly meeting this after
noon AZ s o'clock in room No. OF the
C.ty EaH.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1896-06-24
The Wamen's Tuesday Club.

On last Tuesday evening n few of u
ONE assembled at the home of Mrs.
Judge Hacker and after listening to an
enthusiastic and infpirating talk from
Mrs. Patterson, of Indiana, on the bene-
fits derived from a Literary Club, we
too became enthused and the above
named club is the result. Mrs. Hacker
was chosen for our President with Miss
Alice Slemons and Mrs. DIR. Hoss as first
and second Vice Presidents; Miss Alice
Stuart, Secretary and Treasurer and
Mrs. Hickey, Mrs. Hoss and Miss Kate
Dosser a committee to make out pro-
gram for the years work. Our first
regular meeting to be held in October.
We hope many more ladies will give
their names to the committee before the
program is made out.