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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-11
Monday, March y.

The Spanish first-class cruiser AL
mirante Oquendo has arrived in Havana
harbor.
The London Times says the drink bill
Of the United Kingdom is in excess Of
that in 1896, averaging about $19.12 for
each man, woman and child.
There were two earthquake shocks in
Italy Saturday night. Each lasted sew
eral seconds.
The Ladies Dorothea and Estella Hope,
established successful breeding farm
Of ponies and Jersey cows.
Bettman e. Watson, dealers in oil we'll
supplies, New York, have assigned. Lii
abilities, 100000.
Four fishing vessels belonging to Me-
met, Prussia, were wrecked in a storm.
Ten fishermen were drowned and six
others are missing.
The members of the Austrian cabinet
have rendered their designations, which
were accepted by Emperor Francis Jo-
seph.
The Cuban relief committee of Ore
gon has shipped six carloads Of provis-
ions for the starving Cubans
Iuesuay, Marcn b.
Between Madagascar and the coast
Of India there are about 10000 islands,
only 600 of which are inhabited, but
most of which are capable Of supporting
a population.
A five-acre crop Of tobacco was sold
in Kentucky the other day for $76S.37.
The largest mule in the world was
bred in Missouri, is 10 hands 25h inches
high and weighs 1880 pounds. He is to
be sent to London menagerie.
The Cincinnati Enquirer claims that
Mrs. Mcclellan Brown, of that city, was
the originator Of the w. c. T. u.
Hugh j. Jewett, the famous railroad
financier and for many years receiver
and president of the Erie, died at Au-
gusta, Ga, aged 81.
The cooperative societies in what is
known as the Colne valley. a district
chester. England, are making an effort
to start wooden mill.
Wednesday. March o.
The United States cruiser Montgom-
cry has sailed for Havana
The executive committee of the West
ern Union Telegraph company has rec
commended the payment of the usual
quarterly dividend Of III per cent.
Satisfactory progress is being made
In the movement to form combination
of Pittsburg and West Virginia coal
operators to control the Cincinnati mar
ket.
The Trilby group of seven mines, In
the Swauk district. Kittitas county
hcc 49, At.
syndicate for $4,000.
At Canyon City, Ore, a nugget Of
gold worth $70c has been found.
Nine persons were burned and injured
during a fire at Germania Hall, Hart
ford, Conn.
Frank @. Lacey and Joseph Short are
dead, and two companions are in a
critical condition at Moose Lake, Mont,
from the effects Of drinking wood al
cohol.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-11

Among the natives of Mexico there are.
according to Lumholtz, about 100000 sur.
YlvOrs of the Aztec race.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-11
Friday, March 4.

]. p. Clum, chief Of the mail depreda-
ton division Of the postoffice depart
ment, has been ordered to Alaska to in
vestigate the necessities of the various
Offices there.
The Pure Food Congress, in session
for the past few days at Washington,
has adjourned.
N. Wright Quincy, coiored, of Calves
ton, ex-national Republican committee
man from Texas, and for years the lead
er of the Republican party in that state,
Is dead.
The Ohio legislature has passed bill
authorizing the governor to appoint
women notaries public.
Japan is said to be ready to seize the
Philippine Islands should the Cuban
question result in hostilities between
Spain and the United States.
No fewer than $50 daily and weekly
newspapers in various parts Of the
world constitute the organs Of the
Anarchist party.
The police at st. Paul have arrested
q man believed to be John Smith, who is
charged with having committed murder
at Clancy, Mont.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1898-03-11
THE NEWS In BRIEF.
IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS GIVEN IN
CONDENSED FORM.

News Items Caught from the Wire and
Given In Brief Paragraphs for the Bene-
fit OF the Busy Rcadcrs-Crimes, Casual
ties and Other Matters.
Thursday, March 8,
General Gascogne, commander-in-
chief of the forces in Canada, arrived in
Washington yesterday. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Gascogne.
A one-legged knife-grinder in Phila-
delphia has taught Newfoundland
dog to turn his grindstone.
Captain @. Il. d. Dimond, of San
Francisco, who will be 102 years old
May 1, Is about to start on a pedes-
trian trip to New York.
The Association Of Boat Oar Manu-
facturers Of the United States is the
name Of the latest alleged combine.
w. H. Santleman has been enlisted
as a musician in the marine corps at
Washington and designated as leader Of
the Marine Band
Mrs. Jack Dempsey, aged 80 years,
widow of the deceased prize fighter,
died at Portland, Ore, Of consumption.
Joseph Letter, of Chicago, has Of
fered silver cup as trophy in the in
tercollegiate championship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

those who were present were Mrs; 20
ward Mayo. Mrs. John w. haIr'-
son. Miss Fannie Ross, Miss Ihruni'
Pegram. Mrs. Charles Davenport, Si's'
Edward Christian, Mrs. John Adalsoi,
Mrs. Harry Hazard. Mrs. Arnis' "a,
Wexford Mrs. William Meade anu
others.
4 New YORK paper mentions amors ,'e
recent arrivals at Niagara Fans MI
and Mrs. James y. Williams, Jr.
Thanksgiving Day as IL will be spent III
local society. seems 10 promise quite
full programme. There will be the pan
game. I'm the first instance. and even thus
early enthusiasm is running high among
the younger set as 20 the probable WIN.
ners. and the pleasure TO be expected
through the large number OF expected
visitors. There will be large partles
from Norfolk. Baltimore and Washington
and some delightful private entertaining
will be done in honor of the visitors
The banquet az the Commonwealth, the
dances Of the Dewey" club at the Jei-
ferson and OF the Junior Cotillion, az
Belvidere Hail. and lunchcons by several
OF the debutantes are all down for ms
auspicious day. The next dance OF the
Junior Cotillion Club viii be held not al
Belvidere Hall, but at the Jefferson no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

and Miss Nna Randolph Thor rcndi-
hon of the famous Overture" Won
rounds OF applause The programme
thereafter consisted of effective readings
rom the drama by airs Cabel with al-
icruatiug music.
Mrs. j. Randolph Tucker Of Lexington
Va. will be tine guest this week OF htf
sister Mrs. g. G.. Mcphau, o0' west
Franklin street.
Mrs. Chisholm. of Baltimore VIII re-
main in the city until after THANH Sl'lA5
Day with her parents Mr. ana Mrs. ia-
gar Gamet. on east Franklin street.
Mrs. Russell Robinson. who has been
visiting Miss Lutte Peasants ana her sls-
ter Mrs. Cabel Early who has been
visiting Mrs Edward Mayo, lt-l laal
week for New York.
It is announced that very shortly. Miss
Notes. "a dramatic recitai0ulat OF urI-
liant talents. viii give o series of recita-
lions for tho enjoyment Of the OLD sole
diers at the Soldiers. Home
Miss Notes comes 10 Virginia not with
out prestige from her own state. where
She is wtu known as writer, educator ana
rocitauouist. Governor Joseph u. john
sion of Alabama. writes. "I commend
Mis- Notes to all Confederate veterans.
Her father. gallant Confederate soldier,
I'M f.f.t.,..- ,,r1er our 0lg"
So 49, has ru.d crr4roreris -I,r-
7er Enc au-oi.as of MANY of The most
l,.,iusr,.. eorfoffas Of the South and
wherever she has BEEN has received The
warmest endorsement from men eminent
An elaborate tea bv Mrs. James Caslde.
in honor of Mrs. James Townhcnd. OF
Pbiladerphia. was among the private enc
fertalrnonts OF the week. The contingent
of invited married people almost exclu-
eiyefv, reenou1cl with The enthusiasm
of me- early season before energies have
l,oen w., nv 81 long series of affairs. Mrs.
,rov-neer6 is cha~min-. and it IS pleas
rre 10 her many friends TO have her with
them again.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r. Morgan and
the Misses Morgan have issued invita-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

her delicate enunciation which makes
each OF her phrases like that much
quoted string Of pearls with each gem
polished and fun rounded The verso
and swing Of the second song by Kucken.
she gave with brilliant eject. Miss
Frances Digger In singing Mendolssohns
Rest In the Lord" gave a hne intcrpre-
tation Of the serene exalted tone that
parvades phrase after phrase. Besides
her voice of unusual power, Miss Dig
ger has another charm that Is often
conspicuous by It's absence. tho charm
OF a graceful prepossessing manner Miss
Stockdel altogether has much reason TO
be proud Of her scholars.
Among those present were Mrs. Byrd
Warwick. Miss Marguerite Warwick.
Mrs. Mathew Gilmour. Miss Jones, Miss
Matte purcell, Mss Anna Purcell. MIS-.
Glazebrook and Miss Rena GlazeorooK.
Miss virginia Cooke, OF Lower IRE
mo-" viii be the guest OF Miss Courtney
Bridges, for Thanksgiving.
DR.. James p. Roy has recovered rom
his recent illness and resumed MS prae-
tice.
The annual meeting OF tho virginia
Needlework Guild will be held Friday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

%, Tho membership IS growing with
~ s,,nceodino- daI . and the organiza-
49,, sbou.s no perconflb,e laDse In p0pu.
,arit,,
on tho evening OF the 18th the "Dancing
closs, conducted under the direction of
Mrs lanes \. Welch. at the Jefferson,
viii open its season which promises TO
be as successful as last year. Its men'-
bership IS large and fashionable JUS
chaperones AN charming and prominent
reoole: IT'S floor committee among me
best known men Ga tho say set ana Us
director enjoys a singularly hnh h"Iu
ON general regard lt IS expected lh"1
us dances will contribute 10 lNe Min'.l
some of its most pleasant lie Hlche's
ar admission must Dee secured at yY' west
Franklin street.
on Saturday at IL o'clock rehearsal
was held all tho tableauX TO De pre-
scented next wednesday evening at Ih'
Mozart for the beneht or tue Olu ~
minion Hospital ana under the auSp'1eS
Of its auxiliary. IL Indicated Dfliiidne
success for the finale. inc opening ''-
bleau. which Mrs. George Zen johnston
has under her efficient direction Us gwen
by the Art Club and Is known as lno
art Club tabeau. Ihose taxing pfIt III
a. are the Misses beline, MARION NoDin9
Amy Werth, Anne Lee. Cooke OK the
University: Grace Shields, Ammo Grant,
Florence Parker. Mr.. William Mason
DR. Clifton Miller, and Mt. Spencer Car
ter.
CAPTAIN Iangf0rd. Of the Richmond Col
leee football team, has consented 20
give "A Sarimmage for the Ball" -
Flower Dream" will be presented eX-
.ftt.fr,f,s ~ ,affI1vau
Mrs. Joseph Gill has under her COM
petent direction "The Child OF the Regi-
ment." I'm which the local military viii
take part.
STEMS Orchestra will furnish n varied
and beautiful musical programme, and
from all standpoints brilliant success. II
measured bv the merits OF the pre-
sentation would seem 10 be certain.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
COMING HOME PRISCILLA GO ON THANKSGIVING MO

next at the Woman's Christian Associa-
lion building. Tho time for the meeting
viii be half past O'Clock. The only
condition OF membership In the guild ~
the gift OF two garments yearly YET
only one third OF the members nave mus
far compiled with that condition. us
object IS the exercise or charity through
discriminating channels. and II aims 70
reach and does reach. n class OF poor
who could never be helped by less deh-
cate and quiet means. It's beneficlaries
are I'm many cases, the genteel poor-re-
ducol eentlefolk-who would shrink from
aonlvin, FOR aid There are no more
nitiable poople in all tho world, ana
charity which seeks 20 help them can
scarcely fail 20 appeal 20 all. The guitd
noe bu+ one on7cer. and there IS no req
t3ne or supernuous intricacy about us
organization, II organization 50 slnpi'
"A thing could be said 20 have. ~ -
hoped that there may be large attend
anco next Friday.
Miss Mary Fletcher. Of Hampton, is
Miss Meade Burwelis guest.
go
Mrs. Charles Montague has returned
from her country home. "lngieheim'
near Baltimore and VIII spend me WIZ
ter al 299 west Grace.
The announcement Is made that on De-
conber 18th the muslc-loyng people OF
Richmond will have 4 rare opportunity
Tor Measure presented 10 them. ON mo
evening Of that day concert VIII DO
given in the ball room Of the Jefferson
Hotel. under the auspices Of the Ladies
Matinee Musicale. OF which Mrs. George
w stevens Is president The musicale
represents muslcd ability and cultva-
ton I'm very exceptional degree. and. al"
though Il has never sought publicity. the
brilliant quality OF some OF the work
done by It's members had made Itself
known The concert has been planned
very Discriminatory. The New York
Ladies' Trio. consisting OF Dora Nolssca
Recker. violinist: Van Den Hende. cellist.
and Celia Schiller. pianist, will take part.
Each brings brilliant testimonials from
the leading cities In the United States.
and II is hoped that tho public may
show their appreciation OF good music
by liberal patronage.
Mrs Elizabeth T. Allan, ~ Lexington.
has announced tho approaching marriags
OF her eldest daughter. Miss Margaret
Preston Allan. 60 Mr.. Hamilton Snead
Powell. OF Camden. Ark The ceremony
WILL take place Wednesday,. November
3D. at Mrs. Alian's residence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

progrcss Of students as O matter of
course.
Tbe social MEETING al the club Thurs
dav NIGHT was delightful. the h0steases
being Misses Annie Gray. Annie Blank
enship. Amy Werth. Miss Woodbridge
and Mrs N. G. Patterson. A portrait OF
the Madonna by FRA Flllipo Lppi,
brought from Florence. was on exhibition
and attracted much interest
Those present We're Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Neil. Bessie llill. Kate Blankcnship' Mrs.
James Lyons, Mrs. Henry Williams, 'llss
Mary Norwood. Mary Newton Stay
Jones, AT ana aiIs. I,ler, liie M'sse7
Fitzgerald John rutherford. w. O..
Stanard, Poyton, Dr. Brodnax, Grace VIII
llams and MIS-. Harvie Blair.
Mrs. Perkins and Miss Perkins will be
at home Informally 10 friends on Thurs
day afternoon next
Miss Annie Lee Alfriond has so far To-
covered from her recent illness as TO DO
able. I'm few days. 20 visit her friend.
Miss Cottman. who has inst announced
her enhancement 10 Pavuastcr Tf9tt0n
II s. n and viii be married o1i,tlv i'm
t,ehru4rv.
Thursdav evening until II o'clock Miss
claire Guuloume entertained f.V
friends dolirhffiilfv i'm honor of bor etioet
arrs ss,,,,el C,o,u crai.r, ~ ,r,,e,,.0u
,rbo ,a,t,, y.as iimifed IN tb,so Mo ..t,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

a pleasant summer. spent chiefly at Col
onel PalmeTs country place
Tho election OF officers by the Old Do
minion Chapter, Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution last week resulted as fol-
lows:
Acgont, Lranimous) Mrs. Ben I. Pur-
cen Mrs Burcell IS one of the most
Jealous officers the Chapter has ever had,
rd ono OF the most popular and valu-
able.
Niac-RoFent Miss n. =. Winston.
corresponding Secretary, Miss Nelly
dDykin.
Recording Secretary. Miss Mary Lyons
Mayo.
Registrar Mrs. J. r. Y. Daniel.
Treasurer, Mrs. Junlus Morris
Historian. Miss Mary NJ. =. Newton.
Mrs. L. L. LOWS was appointed a
delegate 20 represent the Chapter NJ the
.pf0aching state Convention TO be held
n Norfolk.
lrs. G. W. 2. Brock was appointed
H.r alternate Mrs. James Patterson
md Mrs Matthew Bland Harrison were
upointed deleeate' and alternate 20 The
meeting Of tho national society in Wash
.Getcn Feb 22d.
There were present. IN addition 20 those
.lroadv named. Mrs. W. W. Henry. Miss
Winn, Mrs. Virsinius Hall, Mrs. Il. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

OF Hibernians. No l. The following la
dies and gentlemen took part: Miss Mag
gio Rafferty,, Of Church llill, ana fIo-
lessor Rafferty, played a piano duet by
Ralllwoody, very brilliantly, Miss Herald
"a charming soprano. sang a solo rom
robin Hood" Mrs. j. sebastian Hat-
farfv one of the best contraltos in the
city. sang Holy city" Miss Taylor rem
dered Mllards SAY Not Farewell. IN
artistic style: Dir. Ben Leonard, son or
u. W. Leonard, sang For All Eternity
This young man has a tenor voice OK
musical quality and Of much power ana
for one SO young sang with remarkable
finish. Mr.. r. Manning gave a delight
fui banjo solo. called Loves only Sor-
row" Mr. Reddy sang his favorites
which were good. Mr.. Golden, In cos
tune. gave an exhibition OF dumD-Del
exercises.
The above were rapturously encored
and responded literally. a vote OF
thanks was given to Professor Rafferty,
ana TO all who assisted, after when
collation. was served and all spent the
remaining time in social intercourse.
This entertainment is the first Of the
season and IL IS the intention of The order
to give several similar affairs mis- WIN
ter. The society has about three nun
bred members and IS in a HouiishlnS
condition.
The Misses Allen Of Norfolk, are visit
ing the Misses Meade, south Third street
AID will later be guests OF Miss Stanley
Atkins.
Mr.. Henderson Gregory, OF Washing
ton. -. c.. Messrs. Bruce and Hutton
Soley. OF Newport News Mr.. Warner
Lewis Tabb and Mr.. Lawrence Miller. ot
Baltimore. vii spend the Thanksgiving
Day IN Richmond.
AIr. and Mrs r. Garland Tinsley arrived
"a Richmond Saturday from New York
10 spend a few days with his father
Nh. James G. Tinsey. at his country
home. near Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin 2. Cox entertain
ei n few friends very delightfully."- Friday
evening In honor Of Mrs. Samuel Cecil
Graham. Of Tazewell.
Mrs. Charles II. Wager. OF Culpeper IS
row visiting Mrs. George Ross. Mrs.
Wager will be warmly welcomed by her
Richmond friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ST. George Mason Ander-
son will. il is expected. return 10 Rich
mond this morning, and viii spend some
time with Colonel and Mrs. Archer y.
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sidney Briggs re-
turned 10 Richmond last night and are
at Mrs. Munford's, west FRANKLIN street.
The Matinee Whist Club. whose person.
mel is delightful met last Wednesday
and spirited game was enjoyed Among
its members are the Misses Workman,
Lottle Lambert. Mrs. Teusler, the Misses
Archer, Edith Jones, the Misses Beirne,
and others.
News has been received that Mr.. Aub-
rey Young has had return OF fever.
Friday afternoon adult fashion was
largely represented In the company at
COS Floyd avenue. TO enjoy the pretty
spectacle OF the childrens dance. Among
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
SOCIETY HAD A
VERY BUSY WEEK.
loyed at a Pleasant Pace in Spite of
the Rain.
An ELABORATE ENTERTAINMENT.
Mrs. james Caskie's Tea 90 Mrs James
Townsbend-TheP atrOnesses ofthe
Coming Charity BaIl-Mrs. Clai-
bOrne's Entertainment,

Society moved az pleasant pace last
week ia spite of The rain and there has
been a sufficient amount of entertaining
90 encourage the failing hopes OF the gay
set.
AT tho Womans club Monday after
noon a large audicure enjoyed REV Dom
aid Guthros logical and eloquent expo
sition OF the true significance of "Philan-
thropy." Mrs. j. l.. LOWS. president OF
the club. introduced tle young lecturer,
doing 80 with peculiar happiness and apt
ness.
me audience included as guests Of the
chairman. Mrs Donald Guthrie. Mrs.
James Lyons. Mrs. Matthew Bland Har-
rison. Mrs Grey Sklpwith, Miss Mary
Henry. Miss Young. Of North Carolina,
and Mr. Daniel Aiken. Of South Carolina.
Amone the other nOn-members present
was Miss Nancy Brooks, OF Stratiord,
1,nsland
The lecture received loud applause. At
its con- Iusi0n tea was served 10y Mrs.
james d. Werth. chairman forsthe week.
Thursaay, at noon. the elocutl1n class.
under the clubs auspices. was organized
with NJ Nancy brooks as director
Tomorrow afternoon at b o 'clock, MISS
Winston, OF WaynesDoro. VIII contnnuie
prominently 90 programme "hlch Will
oe entirely social.
Mrs. James Peasants. who returned
90 Richmond from Albemarle early In the
week left Tor Baltimore FRIDAY. whittier
she was called by the serious Illness OF
Master Douglas Gordon Lowell, IT, lt'e
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitman
Lowell
Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee was removed from
ST. Iuke's Hospital Friday. and Is now
with Mrs. Raleigh COlsiOn She Is sim
unable 20 see her friends. owing Of
course. TO tho extreme weakness incident
20 severe Illness.
Miss Mary Perram is now visiting
friends in New York
The Art club enters upon It's new year
with promise. There ara fifteen names
added 20 the membership. and the city
may now calm thoroughly equipped
art school programme has been
decided upon. the names OF the in-
structors being sufficiently wen known TO
guarantees q fseang Of reliance upon the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

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eorfftv Of coiouial D4rros Of Arorir9
in the state Of VIRGINIA elected Tho fol-
low.nr officers.
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.,l.Isr,,ti.r -,d 9t ao e,,rlssf,n ~
thafr wish fo emnba.-fl4 the siruifcanoe
of the ar-Iou n siard.n, vote was ,i,rn
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81 ,alao.,, an me- Board. hl.s. James
49,. f-oo Ella Colonial
lS .a l,' ,i1-l lf,' t.-.n~ ne admirable
u'il'5 5.' on ' So1c n.y. H., Society
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The paironcsses OF .it Nntil'y h1l 10
be- given December s,h Tor tne beueht OF
ST. raurs Home for tae aged ana under
the auspices Of IFS Board Or or Aa ,,,.
arc Mrs. j. lioso Tyler AIRS ,,. Inomas
boiling. Airs. james -. We.eh. Mrs. Mrs
Isaac Davenport MIS-. 0'n" i y.,p' S s,rs
John Enders, Mrs. lleIoeit CiaiDofhe'
Mrs William L. Royal, Mrs' ~ a., cushing
DO .r.r-..,, O. p,ftors..,,
and Mrs Adolphus Blir T 4se ' isI, now ",
ever IS sin incomplete Ine ladies' OF
the board are leaving no means untried
TO make the affair a brilliant social sue sue.
cess as well as a erattify.nss pecuniiary
one They are people I'm whose lexicon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20

dent Of the Society Of Colonial Danes
OF America. I'm the State OF ONO
Mrs. Van yoasts express object in VS.
Ting Richmond at this time was TO at
tend the annual meeting Of the local
branch She is charming and WINE IN
the city many delightful attentions nave
been shown her. As is well known among
her friends. Mrs. Claiborne knows all
the secrets Of successful entertaining.
Tho luncheon was a beautiful one the
flowers upon the table being PINK roses
white roses. and white chrysanthemums.
Tho old silver az usual. as wen as me
china. was much admired. The table
hanglngs were OF pink silk ana lace
Mrs. Claibornes guests were: Mrs. van
voast. Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs George
w. Mayo. Mrs. william y. Robins Mrs.
Howard Hoge. Mrs r. A. Lancaster
Mrs. Peterfield Trent. Mrs. j. Aston
Cabeil. Mrs. Reginald Gillian. Mrs. Mere
dith Montague. and Mrs. William ID.
Thomas. At the general meeting OF the
society, one Of the most interesting OF
all the papers read was that by Mrs.
Thomas. entitled prominent Men Of the
jamestown Settlement"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-20
Ladies' Night.

On Monday night will be inaugurated
the anticipated Ladies Nights" at Piek'
EFT Camp Hall.
Rev. Dr. ]. c. Hlden will be the speak
or OF the evnlng and TO this attraction
will be added a fine list OF musical and
literary pieces by local celebrities.
All comrades are urged 20 be>presene
and 10 bring as many friends as they
wish