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The herald., 1898-03-27
The New Aldine Opened

Mrs. Riethmuller of the New Aldine, 800
South Hill street. having completed the
furnishing Of her house, threw the pretty
parors open to the guests of the house on
Tuesday evening, and was assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Hills of Cleveland, o., and
Mrs. Sias of New York city. Music was
furnished by the colored quartette, intro
ducing old plantation melodies, mingled
with songs of more recent date. Several
hours were passed in card playing and the
enjoyment of refreshments furnished by
the genial hostess. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Hills of Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Slas of New York city,
Mrs. TORY of Cleveland, Mrs. Baker of
Cleveland, Mr.. Hough of Lincoln, Neb,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Crawford of Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Pittsburg, Mrs. Sher-
wood of Michigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Collner
of Pittsburg, w. Webster and DR.. and Mrs
Taylor of this city, Mr. and Mrs. Parks,
Misses Bristow of Michigan, Mrs. Math-
ews and daughter of Iowa Mr.. Stockwel
of Vermont, DR.. Hall, Mrs. Deming, Mr.
Deming, Mrs. Tierney of Pittsburg. After
refreshments, dancing was indulged in
until the small hours.
The herald., 1898-03-27

The pupils of the Marlborough school on
Twenty-third street enjoyed match game
of newcomb on Wednesday afternoon. The
two teams, the Red Caps and the White
Caps are formed of boarding pupils and
the other of day pupils. The Reds are cap
tanned by Miss Georgina Jones, and include
the Misses Lili Lett, Fanny BiXby, Edith
Newman, Laura Doran, Inez Clark. Hazel
Edwards, Beryl Bard, Jennie Wiltshire and
Marie Prather. Miss Pearl MacCallum is
captain of the White Caps and their team
includes the Misses Lucille Chandler Mar
ion Shinn, Mary Gilmore, Norma Glass,
Emily Severance, Elizabeth Alexander,
Margaret Lee, Nellie Clark and Susie Car
penter. Miss Mary Conway kept the score,
and Miss Bolton, the teacher of physical
culture, acted as umpire. Three fifteen
minute rounds were played, the score re-
sulting 101 to SO In favor of the White Caps.
The game, which is a lighter one than bas
ket ball and which IS being used at the
Marlborough in preparation for basket
ball during the coming term, is an exciting
one and the players have been well drilled.
Saturday morning game of newcomb
was played between the pupils of Miss
Ortons school of Pasadena and picked
team of the Marlborough school, including
Miss Georgina Jones, captain, Misses Lii
Lett and Mary Conway, scoremen, and the
Misses Pearl MacCallum, Lucille Chandler,
Elizabeth Alexander, Margaret Lee, Edith
Newman, Norma Clark, Nellie Clark, Mar
ian Shinn, Mary Gilmore, Susie Carpenter,
Fanny BXby and Bard. After the games,
which were won by the Marlboroughs. a
luncheon was served by Mrs Caswel. The
school closes on Friday for the Eastern
vacation of fortnight
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Unity Alliance Social

One of the pleasant series of Unity AL
lance socias was given by Mrs. f. G.
Foord and Miss Fette. assisted by Mrs
John Ellis, on Friday evening a the Devon
inn. The decorations were simple. the pro-
gram very interesting. Mrs. Elizabeth
Wore read an original sketch. Misses Ella
and Clara Reesberg and Miss Le.schnor
rendered three trios, La Tipica Polka" by
Carlos Curti, columbian Galopade' and
'Beleville Mandolin March" The instru-
ments were guitar and mandolins. Miss
Minnie Leischnor also gave one number
upon the violin, Musn's 'Mazurka." Miss
Eva Meek piano accompanist. Mrs Niles
Pease was the recipient of the prize of a
string of pretty beans. known as Jobs
Tears" brought from the Sandwich Islands
The prize was given to the one making the
best guess on the number Of beans in the
bag.
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First Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Schroeder entertained
at dinner Thursday evening at their resi-
dence on Santee street in honor of the first
anniversary of their marriage. The draw
ing room and dining room We're decorated
with pink carnations, smilaX and ferns.
Broad pink satin ribbons We're laid da gon-
ally across the table and finished with bows
at the corners. The center-piece was of
carnations and ferns. SmilaX and ribbons
were fastened to the chandelier and the
long ends were caught at the corners of
the table. The place cards We're daintiy
decorated with floral sprays and wedding
bells done in water-color. Covers We're
laid for ten and the guests Included the
wedding party.
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Arioso Club PARTY

The Arioso club gave a pleasant party
at Woods hall on Thursday evening, at
which the following young ladies anu
gentlemen We're in attendance: Misses Con-
ME Wyneken, Louise Maud Maud Sigier.
Rose Harrington, Ella Schmidt. Minnie
Chaplin. Ora Ingle, May Fox Ada Ingle,
Clara French, Fay Lewis, Lou Marshall,
Bertha Bonnell, Jessie Stradling, Edna
Lyons, May Robson, Minnetta Robson.
Myra Todd, Efie Yancey, Daisy Stradling.
Hattie Pierson, Marguerite De Lay, Marie
Morris, Larimer, Dow, b. Rifenberick,
Hood, Mem Zuber, Dotter, Maud Hunter,
Clara Hunter, Messrs. Walt Whitman, Wal
ter Allen. Jas. Freeman, w. Z. Garrett, BY
ron Oliver Rex Hanchette, AL Wallace.
Leslie Riggin, James Love- VIM. Solo
mon, VIII Carey, Bert Farmer, Ed Schmidt
Frank Morton, A. Finch, Fred Franco, C.
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Tenth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest L. Grover cele-
brated the tenth anniversary of their we'd
ding Monday evening at their residence on
Sunset boulevard. The drawing rooms
were decorated with poppies and smilaX
An impromptu program included recita-
tions by Miss Pinyan and the Masters John
Van Allen and Julian Grover, songs by Mr..
Francis and Miss Northrup, and piano solos
by Mrs. Northrup and the Misses Hattie
Van Allen and Stella Pinyan. Many gifts
were bestowed upon the host and hostess
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. b. d. Van
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Titus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guilder, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Bull
las, Mr.. and Mrs. Powers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence NJ Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Mel
son A. Francis, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs.
Northrup, Misses Stella Pinyan, Ada Van
Allen, Hattie Van Allen, Thompson, North
rup, Messrs. Arthur Pinyan. John Van AL
len, Cole and Julian Grover.
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Owen-Mathews

On Sunday afternoon, March Goth, at the
residence of Mrs. L. NJ. Harmon, South
Sichel street, Miss Hannah owen was
united in marriage to Cornelius Mathews
by Rev. C. l.. Mason. The bride was at
tired in gray matalasse cloth, with silk
and passementerie trimmings. Breakfast It
was served after the ceremony. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. f. Matthews, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Betsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Il. Rushton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Guthrie, Mrs. Lottie Heinrich, Mrs. S.
Weaver, Mrs. E. b. Rudolph, Misses Annie
Harmon, Coova Rushton, Mona Rushton,
Messrs r. Mathews, d. NJ Mcdonald,
Masters Walter Betsworth, Even Bets
worth, Orson Harmon.
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Whist Party

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hart entertained al
whist on Wednesday evening at their resi-
dence on Wall street in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Kruz of Monrovia. The draw
ing rooms were decorated with roses. The
prizes, hand-painted rose jar and silver
file, were won by Mrs. Mead and Mr.. Kruz
and the consultations by Mrs. Whitney and
Mr.. Bryant. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. James Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Whitney, Mr. and
Mrs. William Mead, Mr.. and Mrs. f. p
Large, Mrs. Sawyer of Minnesota, Mrs. Ed
wards, Misses Wilde and Bird Story
Messrs. William Bryant, Lee Bradney ant
Seth Hart.
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each month at their home. As westiak.

Of each month at their home. sA5 westiaks
avenue.
Miss Schmidt and Miss Long Of Wilkes
barre. Pa, are guests of Mrs. w. w. Neuer
at 9S3 Burlington avenue.
Mrs. Charles Hawthorne Is spending the
week at Santa Ana as the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 'Wilhite.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hill Of Elkhart, Ind,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Rol-
Inns on West Twenty-ffth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Yerxa of Mime
apolis have returned east after a pleasant
visit of four months in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newton left Friday
morning for visit Of several months in
the Central and Southern states.
The Misses Belle and Evelyn Hamburger
will be at home on the first and third FRI
days at No. 345 Westlake avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Sterry gave dinner
Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crary
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bancroft.
Mrs Kate Tupper Galpin will entertain
the Shakespeare class at luncheon on Mon
day at her residence on Fremont avenue.
DR.. Leslie E. Kelley and wife took pos
session of their beautiful new residence
on Adams street near Figueroa street last
week.
Mrs. John l.. Jerome who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Niles OF Wash
ington street, has returned to her home in
Denver.
Mrs. Francis Chambers and Mrs. Jennie
o. Chambers have returned to Los An
geles after years stay at their old home
In. Illinois.
The German Ladies' Benevolent society
will give their seventeenth annual charity
ball at Turnverein hall on Tuesday even
ing. March 20.
Miss Rose Dunkerly and Samuel Cooper
were married Wednesday evening at the
residence of the brides parents on West
Fourth street.
A basket ball team Is being organized
at the Y. NJ. c. A. among the business men,
and games will be arranged for every
Friday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Sloane of Los Angeles was
the guest of honor at reception given on
Monday evening at the home of Miss
Brooks of Cotton.
The Ladies Aid society of the Boyle
Heights Presbyterian church will hold a
pdHddl oesudNs <ApIli Otllt at lHc IlOllcu-
beck old ladies' home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. ]. Boothe of Derby, VT.
and Mrs. Harriet Boothe of Orange. N. j.,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Boothe
of Bonnie Brae steet.
Miss Elizabeth o. Busch gave an infor-
mai reception Saturday evening at her resi-
dence on Orange street in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Reinard j. Busch
Mrs. r. c. Richardson of Chicago, who
is stopping at Pasadena, was the guest
of honor at a luncheon Wednesday, given
by Mrs. William f. Bottsford at her home
on Edgeware road.
Miss Maude NJ. Hogue has gone to Kan
sas City to spend the summer with friends.
j. A. Kinder and family of jefferson
street will remove in few days TO their
new home at Hollywood,
DR.. and Mrs. Mibank Johnson of Alham-
bra have issued invitations for the mar
riage of Miss Cecil Lothrop, a sister of
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La Amitie Club

Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Chapman of Ceres
avenue entertained L'Amitie Whist club
Tuesday evening. The house was decor
ated with potted plants and bowls of Cali
fornia poppies. Mrs. W. p. Miller and r
c. Leigh were awarded the honors. Mrs. f.
Holtslander and l. r. Martin the consola-
tions. Mrs. Miller is now the champion
player of the club, having carried off three
OF the ribbons of honor, and has broken the
record by remaining an entire evening at
the head table. Those present besides the
club members were Messrs. ]. l. Mullens
+. c. Martin and Miss Miller.
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Saturday Whist Club

Mrs. .Bradner w. Lee entertained the Sat-
urday Afternoon Whist club at her resi-
derce on South Hope street. The guests
besides the club members, were Mrs. Sam
uel A. Beecher of st. Paul. Mimi; Mrs.
Robert T. Jones of Santa Monica, Mrs
Frank Barnes, Mrs. John Downey Works,
Mrs. f. p. Clarke, Mrs. G. Wiley Wells
Mrs. f. Crouch, Mrs. Frank Preuss, Mrs
Jay H. Uttley, Mrs. William NJ. Lewis
Misses Bertha Crouch, Matilda Jones, Car
oline Van Dyke and Ida Works.
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Music and Recitations

Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop gave pleasant
musicale and literary entertainment on
Thursday evening at their home, 244 East
Fifth street. The musical numbers were
Solos by Messrs. Stoker. Thomas and the
Ramsey brothers; whistling duet, guitar
and mandolin duet by the Ramsey
brothers: recitations by Miss Flora Coch-
ran and Mr.. Stoker. Dancing was among
the amusements Of the evening. The
guests were: Mines Stevenson. Bishop
Misses Roth, Bishop, Cochran, Stevens
Pound. Messrs. Ramsey, Stoker. Thomas,
Hicks.
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Kenilworth Club

The Kenilworth club gave an informal
dance Monday evening al the hall on Wash
ington street Those in attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Schumacher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Getz, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs, Mines. Williams,
Caruthers, Page, Misses Barnett, Law
renee, Tate, Powers, Warren, Tidball, Han
mis-, Seward, Maxwell, Williams, Starr, Nc
Donald, Simpson, Rogers, Messrs Warren,
BEEN, Evans, Smith, Baldwin, Painter,
Badham, Drysdale, Lawrence, Swain, Hav-
hill, Starr, Butcher, Basch, Miles, Pack
ard, Hannis, Powers and Tidball
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Violet Club

The Violet club enjoyed very pleasant
dance Thursday evening at the hall on
West Washington street. The music was
excellent and the artistic ogram fur
nished very pretty souvenirs. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Van
Cleve DR. and Mrs. II. D. Requa, Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. r. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. e. T.
Wright, Misses Fredholdt, Requa, Martin,
Mathews, Russell, Wheat, Powell, Post.
Messrs. Hutchinson, Mccarthy, Martin.
Thomson, Bronson, Rundie, Smith and
Wheat,
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DISTINGUISHED Guests

Mr. and Mrs. T. Z. Gibbon entertained at
dinner last evening Hon. Richard c. Ker-
ems of St. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. Soper OF
New York, Father Sherman of Chicago
and Henry Mckee. The dining room was
decorated in white and green. A mirror
banked with smilax and white marguerites
formed the centerpiece of the table. upon
which were three onyx and gilt candelabra
with white and green shade. Trails of smi-
lax and marguerites with wide green rib
bon and large bows at the four corners
completed the effective decorations.
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German Ladies' Benevolent Society

The annual ball of the German Ladies
Benevolent society will take place next
Tuesday, March 29th. As the proceeds Will
be for charity only, and all the different
committees have been busily engaged to
make the affair grand success, 1t is con-
fidently expected that the attendance will
be very large. The orchestra will play the
grand march at 8 p. M. and the march tc
the beautifully decorated banquet hall al
II p. m. There is no doubt that this annual
society event will even surpass all its pre-
decesSOrs.
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u. I. X. Sorority

The d. I. X. Sorority was entertained
Saturday afternoon at the home of Miss
Florence Nolan on South Grand avenue.
A short business session was followed by
a guessing game. The first prize was a
water color sketch framed in enamel and
gold, and the second prize was water
color framed In yucca Those who were
there were the Misses Edna Bumile.. Hem
rietta Janss, May Kimball, Jessie Hail.
Mamie Longley. Rowena Moore. Marguer-
lite Moore. May Ridgeway, Edith Whit,a-
ker and Pansy Whitaker.
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Surprise Party

OTIS Worm, who is home for short vaca-
ton. was agreeably surprised on Friday
evening by about fifty of his young friends.
who met at his parents home, 80 West
Eleventh street, and had a pleasant time.
The principal feature In the way of enter
tainment was that each one present repre-
sented in some way the name of Califor-
MIA city or town for the others to guess.
Miss Mayme Hendricks won the first prize
and Mrs. w. l.. Worm the consolation.
The herald., 1898-03-27
Luncheon

Mrs. d. w. Cunningham entertained at
luncheon Tuesday at her residence on West
Eighteenth street, in honor of her mother,
Mrs w. r. Thomas of Kentucky, and her
sister. Mrs. George Wiltshire of Cincinnati.
The table was decorated with California
peoples, and the guests were Mines. H. ID.
Norton of Pasadena. C. c. Carpenter, A. s.
Clark, F. N. Wiltshire and Henry Queen Of
Kentucky,
The herald., 1898-03-27
Sterry Dinner

Judge and Mrs. c. n. Sterry entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence on Wiltshire boulevard, in honor of
Chief Justice Foster and Mrs Foster of
Kansas. The table was decorated with
madenhair ferns, violets and carnations.
The guests We're Judge and Mrs. Olin Well
born, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Goodrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Monroe, Mrs. George A. Cas-
well and Judge Enoch knight.
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Neuer Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Neuer entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening at their resi-
dence on Burlington avenue. The table
was decorated with smilax yellow roses,
nasturtiums and yellow satin ribbons, and
the place cards were fastened to tiny or
ange wood baskets filled with yellow roses.
The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Long,
Miss Long, Miss Schmitt. Messrs. Z. II.
Brown and John s5chmitt.
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Creighton-Peet

The marriage of Miss Jane Boys Creigh-
ton, daughter of Mrs. Jane Telfair Creigh-
ton, and sister of Telfair Creighton of tles
city. to Mr.. William Creighton Peet of New
York was solemnized at the residence of
the brides mother in st. James Park at
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. The Rev.
DR., Clark of Christ Church officiated Mr..
and Mrs. Peet will remain in California
until August, when they will leave for the
east
The herald., 1898-03-27
Verch Luncheon

Mrs. Robert Verch entertained at lunch
con on Friday at her residence on Fig
ueroa street. The table was decorated with
sweet peas and maidenha!r ferns. The
guests were Mrs. w. G. Wedemeyer, Mrs.
j. T. Griffith. Mrs. Jennie Kempton, Mrs.
Roth Hamilton, Mrs. H. Cottrell of Oak
land, Miss Mary Rowland and Mss kath-
crime Rowland of Greenwich, Conn.
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Whist Club

Miss Genevieve Smith entertained the
Young Ladies' Whist club on Thurs
day afternoon at her home on South
Flower street The drawing rooms were
decorated with peppers and poinsettias.
The guests of the club were Misses Lillian
Wellborn, Dorothy Wellborn, Sadie John
son, Gertrude Johnson, Eleanor 1uttie
Halle Tuttle, Sara Innes, Sarah Goodrich,
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Friday evening at the home Of Miss Bessie
Bryson. South Flower street. The parlors
were decorated In carnations. lilies and
ropes Of smilax. A delightful program was
rendered. as follows: Piano solo. Miss Elk
abeth Jordan; songs. DR.. Unger; whistlng
solo, Hazel Bryson; piano solo. Ruth Yer
ger: violin selection, Bessie Steltzer; song,
Clara, During; recitations, Luna Brown
and little Laura Ashley; piano solos, Bes-
sic Bryson and Julia Wagner; recitation,
Eva Hanson.
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Thimble Party

Mrs William KnippenberS entertained
a few friends with thimble party Tues
day afternoon at her residence on Estrella
avenue. An informal literary and musical
program was a pleasant feature of the
afternoon. The guests were: Mrs. w. H.
Whomes, Mrs. c. E. McStay, Mrs. c. C.
Gibbons, Mrs. Harry Thaxter. Mrs. Daw-
son, Mrs. George Fitch, Misses Mabel Tan
ner, Lillian Bovard, Georgia Whitaker,
Mable Luitwieler, Mae Fox, McNutt Anna
Jenkins and Emma MulkeY of Pasadena.
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Luncheon

Miss Carrie Waddiove gave luncheon
Thursday. The table was decorated with
pink carnations, ferns and broad pink
ribbons. The place cards were done in
green and gold. The guests were: Misses
George Truman, Mcclellan. Sadie john
son, Gertrude johnson, Lila Fairchild,
Helen Fairchld, Elizabeth Kerckhoff,
Easton and Helen Klokke.
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Grace Blakeslee. Bertha Crouch. Christine
Kurtx. Florence Jones. Anna Hack, May
Cobleigh, Anna Howell Mae Mcqueen.
Eleanor Pattee, Katherine johnson, Ger
trude Gooding. Mary Babcock, Fannie
Laying. Harriet Smith, Lita Gerichten OF
San Diego and Brown Of Chicago.
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d. Stauter, Will Kinsey, Blake Gregory
E. D. Hitler, Charles French, VIII DE Lay
Paul Peppers, ]. W. Rifenberick, X. 3.
Garrett, Milton Carlson, F. E. Beecher, l.
w. Golding. Arthur McDougall, L. C.Wilis.
G. +. Blakesee, r. d. Emery. Challie Wit
man, L. Farrell, DR.. Morris, DR.. Sphinx, DR..
Maiden, DR.. De Pillar.
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Sunday School Social

Miss Lizzie B. Milers Sunday school
class of the Lutheran church gave social
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Millinery

gives special advantages to
possible for this department
be found elsewhere.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE FARM LAND,

by virtue of decd of trust executed on
the 27tn day Of June, 1895. to w w.
French, trustee, by Ella B. Clare AID j.
III. Clare, her husband. which deed is
recorded an the Clerks Office of la Jewell
County, Virginia. in deed book 81, page
59S, to secure unto the Baltimore building
and Loan Association, of baltimore City,
a corporation and Incorporated und the
laws of the State Of Maryland the pay
ment Of ore thousand dollars, evidenced
by bond of Ella Il. Glare and j. III ..
Glare, dated the 9th day OF June 1895,
fully mentioned and described therin
and the said trust deed setting out the
fact that If the said Ella Il. Glare and j
ii. Glare shall be six months in default
in the payment Of any monthly dues.
premiums. fines or interest. that it shall
be the duty of the said trustee. upon the
request of said Association to sell at pub
lie auction, OIL the remses, the property.
conveyed in said deed, and whereas the
said Ella Il. Glare being i'm default o
payment OF dues, premiums, fines aud in
terest, for six months, and the undersign
trustee II aving been requested by the sal
Baltim ore Building and Loan Associd
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

Pilgrims who have returned from
the Republican Mecca at Marion
are juhilant that Col. Abram Ful-
kerson has expressed sympathy
for Gen. Walker. It's about time
Tor the Red Fox to come ont at
another opening in the political
cliff, to surprise the huntsmen.
His political morals however are
so loose, that no one expects him
to run the same course twice, and
perhaps the most dignIfied and
consistent thing he could do would
DC to box the compass with his
distinguished prototype in double
rum ng.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

ton, ], y. Il. French, trustee, duly an.
pointed by the Circuit Court of TaZeweil
County, Virginia, as trustee i'm said deed
the place OF the said w. w. French, re-
signed, VIII on he 10th day of August,
1893, at the front door of the house form
erly occupied by j. IL. Glare on said
property described i'm said deed which is
hereinafter described proceed to sell by
way of public auction, to the highest bid
DEL the property conveyed by said deed
oil trust. said real-estate being two GER
tain tracts or parcels OF tand Situated in
the county OF Tazewell and State OF Vir-
ginia, and described as follows:
Two certain tracts or parcels of land
situated and being in the county of Taze-
well, State OF Virginia, near the line of
Virginia and West Virginia, and near the
town or PocahOntas, Va, with all the
appurtenances there unto belonging. The
hrst OF SAID tracts was conveyed to the
said Ella Il. Clara by Clarinda Dean. by
deed dated the goth day of February 1891,
ana recorded III the clerks Office of TaZe-
well county, Virginia, in deed book 81
page ~. to which reference is here made
ior complete description of said tract.
The second OF said tracts was conveyed
10 the said Ella IL. Clark by Rhoda j.
6 6a'oS IAN ana Andrew j., Brooks, by deed
dated February 20, 1895, and recorded i'm
the clerks Office of TaZewcll County
Virginia, in deed book 81 page 497. To
winch reference is here made for a COM
plcte description OF said tract. Both tracts
containing about forty five acres
This is good farming ladd, convenient
l. located to the town of Pocahontas and
having upon it three good dwelling hous-
eS, one containing three rooms, ono con-
tanning Tour rooms and the other cotain-
ing seven rooms,
TERMS OF SALE.
For cash in sum sufficient to nav the
costs OF executing this trust, the Whole
amount then due to said Association nm
DER the terms OF the said loan, and anv
sum paid for insurance, taxes. or assess
ments, or Tor fees, expenses of litigation.
III as aforesaid, with interest as afore.
said, and the taxes and assessments then
Tue upon the said property and unpaid.
ina the residue upon such terms as the
'aid trustee may think best.
ID. +. FRENCH, Trustee.