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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-15
Notice to Creditors.

All creditors of the Estate of Charles
II. Gulick, deceased, are notified to
present their claims with proper YOU
chers and duly verified to the under
signed, EXecutrix of said Estate, at
No. 239 King street, Honolulu, within
six months from and after the publi-
cation Of this notice otherwise, they
will be rever barred.
SAREPTA A. GULTCK,
ExecutriX of the Estate of Charles
IT. Gulick, deceased. S69-lm
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-15

Healthy men and Rainier beer
make an understandable co nbina-
tion. Weab aud nervous mtn
can greatly increase their strength
by the jndicious use of RainIe Ter
beer. On tap or in bottles at the
Criterion Saloon. X
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-15
Tommy K. Nathaniel
OSFIcE: Kalawso, Molokai, H. I.
Abstract and Business
Office Agency.

Having been entrusted from busi-
ness men all over the Islands for the
past years, ] am prepared to make
Abstracts Of Titles or Deeds In most
thorough, accurate AID complete man
ner, AID to negotiate sales or leases OF
lands belonging to those who ara re.
siding at the Settlement on short no.
uco. 628-3m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-15

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: rs
and 90 cents per night. 81, and
81 .25 per week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-15
For Rent.

House containing four rooms, with
kitchen, pantry and storeroom. Pre-
misses on Liliha street opposite Kua-
KIM. Immediate possession given.
For terms apply to w G. Parke,
Kaahumanu street, or G. Creighton,
Merchant street. 7SS-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
THE MOUNTAINS
OF MONTGOMERY.
Auspicious Opening of the Season at
Allegheny Springs.
GUESTS RAPIDLY ARRIVING NOW
The Yearly Gaities Soon TO BE Wen
Under way-Some of Those VINO
arc at This Popular Resort-De-
Iigbtful Temperature.

ArLEGHANY SPRINGS. VA, July p
special-The session Of 1898 has opened
auspiciously at Alleghary. There are
already a number OF guests here and
others are coming in at the rate OF t'"
or twelve a day. They come from almost
every Southern State, with a sprinkling
OF Northerners and Westerners.
II would be hard to imagine more
delightful temperature than now pre-
walls here. The thermometer registers
temperate" at all times except at night
when it falls somewhat below that notch'
making considerable covering necessary.
A person can sleep without difficulty
FOR nine or ten hours. and rises without
a trace Of that lassitude so prevalent in
the lower country.
GAIETY BEGINNING.
In a few days the gaities, for which
this place has become justly celebrated
Will De In full swing and the large pail
room will be crowded nightly. The music
this year. as last. Wal DO furnished Dy
Thurston's excellent band from Rich
mond.
Many impr )vemCnts calculated 20 en-
nance the beauty OF this already beauu-
ful spot. have been made since last sea-
son. All around the hotel proper was
freshly turfed some time ago. The broad
lawn. green and fresh, extends 90 tho
doors OF the long lines OF cottages, which
have been put in frs, class order for
the reception OF guests.
AS was the case last season. the livery
department of the springs is well kept
up. and any number Of handsome equi-
pages can be secured. Although the
surrounding country is extremely noun
famous. vet the roads are exceptionally
good. there being miles Of level stretches.
Many Of the guests have their bicycles
with them and indulge in wheeling Tor
hours each day.
During each summer there is lively
interchange Of visits between the Ale
ghsny Springs people and those staying
at Crocketts and the Montgomery White.
both Of which places are IN easy reacn
over good roads
The resident physician this year Is
DR. A. 5. Priddy. Of Keysville. former
member Of the state Legislature and so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
ENJOYABLE GERMAN.
Guests at Ford's Lithia Springs Dance
the Hours Away.

WEYNESBORO, VA, July Especial
Cool and bracing weather and consenial
company make Fords Lithia Springs an
ideal summer home. The lovely park
with its trees and lake gives II an at
traction found at few resorts.
A German given Friday night was
greatly enjoyed by an. Refreshments
were served by the genial host Mr.. Nc
Doweu. who left nothing undone to add
TO the pleasure and comfort OF the
guests.
Among the dancers T noticed the FOL
lowing: Miss Ethel Kemper, Flshersville'
Misses II. Jane and Bessie b. Coleman,
I,odebar. Nelson Co.: Misses Floyd ana
Lucille Alvey. Miss Aneue Mcdowell, MISS
Eda and Miss Rita FOX, Miss sue
Wright. Miss Lillian 10th, Miss Merle
Lambert Miss Annie Meyers, Misses
Fannie and Nellie Galiaher, Miss Mary
Goodloe. Alton: Misses Putnam. New
Orleans: Miss Carrie Weaver, stanton
Miss Alice Henkel. Basic; Miss Mamie
L,imberlick. Baskerville; among the gen.
temen dancing We're Messrs tishourne
Charles Roden. Walter Ellison, Aubrey
smith, Willie Mosby Hugh Gallaher
James Winston. James Craig Tom
Smith. Harry Watson, h. Is. CoyneT
John Crutchheld Richmond; 10. Whil-
tie and 10y Coyner. The chaperons
were Mrs. Ed. Alvey, Richmond, Mrs
W. G.. Gains. Norfolk. Mrs. r. IL. Rigs
bee Durham. N. G..
When Homo sweet Home was played
everyone voted &c a most delightful even
ing and reluctantly said Good night
THE following are some OF the guests
registered az this place;
James Legendre, wife and three chill
dren with two maids. New Or.eansi 9lr.
and Mrs ia. Alvey, child and nurse
Misses FLOYD and Lucille Alvey, ;. a.
Strauss. wife. child and NURSE NJ. J..
H0Felmer. wife. child ana nurse c. j..
Goodman. j. j. CrutChheld, IT, q. sgd
nor Mr. Frank and wife. j, Stuart HOP
kins and wife, JOS. NJ. Blair, 9. d.
Bunta. j. j. Crutchheld. Jr., Mrs. caro-
line Strauss. Mrs. II. A. Rheinhard, cnhd
and nurse. John Allen Moore, >. H.. Al
ans. Richmond. Antonio Searpilto, An
tonic Tuscano. r.. Peyton Brown. Miss
Daisy Halves. Stanton: Miss Heidel-
berg. New York; Louis Binkenwell, Bal
um0re. j. NJ Lewis, New YORK j.
Harte. j. w. Gildersteen, Baltimore
Mrs. s W. Martin. Miss Martin, salem :
Prank Sneed Baltimore, j. j. Good,oe,
Richmond: V. A. Crawford. New York;
r. r. Raines. Captain "a Mississippi In
fantrv. T.. $. "; W. @. Jairis ana WIG
New York, f. w. Gregory and WE
chase CITY: J. i. Ravencourt. Charlottes-
vile: JOS. NJ. Coyle Philadelphia; Chas.
NJ. Hardy G. W. Rosenberg Baltimore;
Mrs. Carrie Levi. Misses Rose ana Mir
lam Levi. Masters Mamie and Arthur
Levi Milton Moses Lynchburg. j. w;
Abbott. Baltimore r. III. Rgsbee ana
wife. Durham; Miss Daisy Featherdoh'
T.Awisburg ILL.,: VIM. Mosby Wilmington
pei: II. X. Hawthorne, Atom G. D.
Halter. Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
THE WARMSPRINGS
IN NEW C0L0RS.
Artistic improvement of This Fa-
vored Resort,
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION,
4 Number of Distinguished CHESTS
Seeking Health and Pleasure and
Richmond Has Her Share-War
News Has "A Deep Interest.

WARM SPRINGS, July Especial
The modest announcement in the Warm
Springs Catalogue that Mrs. Eubank
mad built two cottages and made other
improvements" did not prepare her old
guests for the magic wand that the fairy
OF good taste has waved over the hotel
since last season. Transforming bare walls
and crude colors into restful spaces OF
cool tints broken by cut flowers and
growing plants-a color scheme differing
IN each room while preserving charm
ing unity OF design through the whole
scale.
Partitions have been thrown down ana
doors and Window cut. and the abomna-
ton Of ford Brussels carpet and sad
colored moreen curtains sacred to the
sumner resort, have given place to india
mating and sheer white draperies.
DREAMFUL EASE.
In the office tones Of soft grey-sreen
and white catch a clearer tint from
ebeu-pink arbutus. and remind one Of
Tucy snowes sea Care Of Dreamiui
Ease" local for the mali has no long
or even the dignity of an excuse for the
,oiterinp in which everybody now frankly
INDUCES. begulled by charm OF color
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
AT THE lNTERM0NT.
The Opening Days Augur "a Season of
Pleasure and Gaiety.

CONVICTION. VA. July Especial
The accustomed gaiety of the Intermont
promises 10 be increased this year If the
summer may be judged from its auspi-
cious beginning.
There are now sixty guests, who are
the elite of Baltimore Washington, Rich
mond Savannah, Galveston and many
other cities throughout the North and
South.
The season was practically started
when the convention of the Tenth Dis
trict met at the hotel on June 2d TO
nominate a Democratic candidate Tor
Congress.
Professor Finckel. with his orchestra
Of FIVE pieces. arrived on the LIST and adds
greatly to the pleasure Of the guests at
meals and in the magnificent ball room
during the evening.
On the Fourth Of July Colonel Peyton,
the genial proprietor, gave a dance TO
the guests. which was greatly enjoyed by
all. set supper was served in the
spacious dining room, which presented
a beautiful picture.
Among the dancers were Miss Howard,
Miss Thompson. Miss Girado. Miss Price,
Miss THOMPSON, Miss Aledrson,
Miss Noel. Mrs Girado Miss Carpenter.
Miss Peyton, Miss Rumbold, Mrs. Etchi-
Son. Miss Burkes, Mrs. Boiling and
Mrs. Enders; Messrs. Latimer Lambert.
Patton. James Mason. Sandy Mason,
John Mason. Harris, Dice, Thompson,
Campbell Blackford, Howard, Parrish.
Cooch Rumbold Taylor, Wallace and
Morris.
Rev. and Mrs Colin Stokes have re-
turned home They have now as their
guest Mrs. Brown, OF Texas.
Miss Bessie Gooch, OF Louisa county.
4. ths susst af Cartain q. @ Gooch,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
A nELLGHTFUL GERMAN.

A large party from Allegheny Springs
attended a delightful german thursday
night at Christiansburg. Ihere Weie
twenty-five couples on the floor, and the
festivities lasted until some time aIIef
midnight.
4 number OF pretty figures were ieG
by Messrs. Willie Colhoun ana iIcH@iu
Johnson. .-
Where there were so many pretty
dancers on the floor, IL IS hard 10 say
who carried away the palm FOR grace anu
beauty. but the general sentiment seem
ed TO award Il 10 Miss Eleanor CieIe-
land, OF Houston, Tex, and her Charming
sisters. Misses Tina and Alma. lhey
were indeed the Three Graces, ana noat-
ed through the figures OF the dance as
though treading on air. The young Ia
dies taking part and thcir costumes
were as follows:
Miss Eleanor Cleveland, rose-colored
tulie. $1,000
Miss Tina Cleveland. dresden striped
organdie over blue.
Miss Alma Cleveland; white over PINK
with ribbons. -, ..
Miss Mitchell. OF Richmond, Nile greeh
moussellne. trimmed with black lace.
Miss Agnes Palmer, OF Roanoke cream
satin with chiffon. ,..
Miss Kyle. Of North Carolina. white
swiss with satin ribbons.
Miss Penn, o. Roanoke, whits organ
die. 5000. ra,.t
black satin skirt .,,. ~,,er.5
Miss Wilson. OF Radford. wnle ruiA'o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
THE NEW SUB-STATI0NS.
Postmaster Knight Has Not Dec'ded
nsto Their Location.

Postmaster Knight Is back from Wash
inrton. lie obtained permission TO APP
,oint an additional clerk I'm the post
Office. This position comes under me
civil service regulations and the CLERK
viii be taken from the substitutes ana
"A new substitute will bee appointed rom
the eligible list. 49,
Mr. knight has not appointed the
.a .hier for the office and viii not do 30
until sometime this week
The Postmaster secured permission 10
establish TWO additional su9-statlons, Dut
me- has not decided uDon the locations
for them The two suD-stations now IN
existence are located one In Fulton and
the other az Harrison street and Grove
avenue The FIVE stamp agencies VIII ne
abolished The sub-staucns To ADDITION
10 selling stamps are authorized 20 issue
money orders and 10 register letters.
The postohice janitorship tangie VIII
be straightened ont in few days lt
has been decided that Collector OF Gus
toms Bethel. who IS the custodian or the
building shall furnish 70 janitor for the
postofiice. He viii probably have 10 APP
point an additional man and Postmaster
Knight is hopeful that the Collector VIII
arrange for Henry Austin TO continue
I'm service as ne IS thoroughly acquainted
with the work 10 be done in and about
the postOfiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

drops" ana a score ~ tooJhsome dain-
ties justified their claims upon the inner
man. while rich and rare torpedoes,
tents, knapsacks warships, canteens, and
Uncle Sam hats" repeated again and
again tho red. white and blue and
gave a Christmas flavor 10 day made
forever precious by the living and the
dead who have enriched us with the
best gift that hero gives his country.
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS.
There are those here whose pulses beat
with a quicker measure and whose-hearts
thrill with a fash Of individual interest
10 every dispatch from Cuban battle
fields Richard Harding Davis mother
and sister are here. and 10 IS not hard
10 read between the vivid lines OF the
gifted CORE Si0ndent OF the Times ana
Herald the dangers and diihcultles that
beset the men who with their lives IN
their hands record deeds that make The
world wonder and who. each day, with
a hne and unc0usidered courage arc
making permanent contributions 70 the
history Of the future.
Among other names OF distinction on
the register are those Of Mr.. and Mrs.
walker Fern. well known in the diplo-
matte circles Of Europe. Mr.. Fern mas
represented our country az more than one
foreign court and four years ago re-
signed a life appointment at Cairo. Egypt.
Mr. Fern IS an accomplished linguist
and with his charming wife is de-
Hghtful addition TO society whose dls-
tinctiye characteristics IS refinement OF
mind and manners.
Among others here are: Richmond-
Mrs. John t. Williams, Miss Maria WI
Hams. Dr. T.. r. Williams, Mrs. Edward
Cohen; Washington Thomas t.
Waggaman and family, Miss Porter;
BaItiinore-Mr. and Mrs. George Y. NJ.
Gibson. the Misses wade, Mrs. de Crosse
I.owler. the Misses Fowler, Miss Harris
Miss Dent Dr. William Bullock Clark
Mrs. G.. y. Hull and family, Mr.. william
Alarburg. Mr. g. Marburg and family
Mrs. G.. MarDurg. the Misses Marburg'
MIR ard Mrs d. Il. Conkling, Mr. VIII
liam II. Gramlin: Mobile. DR.. and Mrs.
J. 4. Warren: Springfield, Illinois, Mss
VI. d. Greeman: Galveston-Ar. W. 1.
Moody and family; New Hork-Mr. and
Mrs. ID. y. Nuremberg. Miss Ross, Mr..
Charles Faile and family. Miss Alice
Wetmore: Philadelphia-Mrs. Rebecca
Harding Davis, Miss Nora Davis; Ger
mantown-Mrs Thomas y. Evans. Mss
Rodney: Fredericksburg Major and Mrs.
n. Il. Norris: COvincton. MT and Mrs.
Parrish; Louisville. Mr.. and Mrs. George
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

pool into one, making a pool 81 10y oOO
feet. A handsome clubhouse Will pe
erected around this pool containing poYl
and billiard rooms, and the golf CLUB VIII
be in this building.
The bath house is a beautiful structure
built i'm the colonial style Of architec- lIe
from plans taken from the European ue-
signs. The appointments are OF me
finest order. and every possible arrange
ment for the luxury of the bath is mere
Old babitues of European baths are ire
ouentlv heard TO say there IS no longer
a necessity for crossing the ocean.
The attractive features of this place
for the Measure seekers are numerous
The excellent golf links, the tennis
courts the we'll equipped stables the
beautiful drives. bride paths the pool
the beautiful Casino. and the dehghlluI
people which, after all, make the charh
"rhe Day We Celebrate was made
glorious by rejoicing over CerVeras llIe-
works at Santiago. an "al free enter
tainment on goi1 links, most I'd usl'
ble cake walk" lots Of fireworks anu
SoIicbtfnl non at the Casino formed the
diversions.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Your corI respondent had dehgnl,lul
interview at the Casino uls nv T t'l'lis
,,itb DR. ID. w. Burgess, Of New 1olh'
Who has recently returned from CUBA
where ne has held for twenty years the
position of Sanitary Inspector under lne
limited States government lie was an
t,timate friend of General F1tZhugh Lee
and was with him at the time OF the
Maine disaster He heartily ehuoiseS
General Lee az diplomat ana soIuler'
There are many prominent people rom
samuel Spencer, Of the Southern NallMay
and wife. Mr.. Howard Mansfield, MIS-.
- ogden. Hon. j. w. Fearn and
wife. Mr. John NJ. Folk and daughter;
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. kruger MI
1 Decker. President l.. G. Welr OF the
Adams Express Company ana iaihiIy
Mr.. and Mrs. William DeWolf DlInoch'
DIR. John r. Pepin, wife and mother'
Mrs Z. II. Barnes. form a very interest
a. ,rortv from St. Louis. They are
charming people and Mrs Pepin pre-
SCENTS an especially and striking appear
once ST. Louis also sends Mr. Robert
c Rrookings. one Of its prominent So
cial and financial leaders. Mr.. and MIS-.
r. p. Graham and daughter Mrs +. /.
Blair and maid; Congressman {. r. JOY
and wife.
Mrs d. T.. Bartlett IS well known as
one OF the social leaders of Baltimore
IS here for the baths
Professor Allan Margraud, Of Princeton
University; Mrs. j. n. English ana MISS
English. a bright star OF Atlanta so
ciety; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Campbell Harms
and their son. Mr.. II. Frazar Harris. oc-
cupv one Of the finest suites OF the
Homestead Mr. Edmund Bliss of New
York. Is the guest Of Mr.. Harris.
The following Richmonders are regis
tered here: Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson and
maid: p. Whitlock, ]. Taylor Eilyson'
Il. G.. Tompkins, +. d. lsaacs, Mrs. Dr.
r.. S. Baldwin. Mrs. John L. Williams
Miss Marie Ward Williams, Ennion g.
Williams. Miss NJ. Harris, Mrs. Frank T.
Crump, II. IL. Bissell o. >
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
A PASTORAL.
Midsummer Musings by Lover of
Nature.


GAINESVILLE VA, July 6-Spe-
ciaL-Bouing suns and torrid weather re-
neved by timely showers impress the
fact upon our inhabitants that mid-sum-
mer Is upon MS. Other evidences OF this
fact are not lacking as the presence in
our midst OF summer visitors for Instance
goes TO show and the inevitable ennui
that so dcpresses One's physical makeup
demonstrates.
one signs for CoWpers Vast lodge In
the wilderness" or desires descent into
an ice house or yearns Tor trip toward
polar regions with this mld-summer
weather that now holds supreme sway.
Business is going on In our town nut
the movements Oh business men seem TO
be clogged as they move under the glar-
ing sun with the atmosphere close and
oppressive almost 10 the sitting point.
Natures robes Of green relieve the scene
and the ever flourishing river contributes
its liquid music while natures orchestra
sing their happy songs.
How exquisitely has Gods own hand
touched these horizons and hills and for
ests that greet our visions as the eye
Is allowed TO wander at random mere
abouts and I'm the contemplation or sucn
pictures the drawbacks ~ heat ennul
and perspiratiOn are well-nigh Forgotten
the looks OF crops and vegetation at
present which so often IS lacking In mid
summer when drought has played havoc.
The prospect for bountiful haryes.s
Is good and our people find 1t no difiicult
matter 70 be cheerful In the cooler por-
tons OF the day travelling Is pleasant
recreation and the drives near US are
very good. The ubiquitous wheel Is not
used so much by people on outings this
summer as was the case last summer.
Iheses trips in rural sections well repay
one VINO loves natures haunts and VINO
Is roma OF her beauties. In leafy bowers
ana Wild iiowers and towering forests as
Wen as murmuring brooks there is no lit
tie TO interest one who admires beauty
purity and devotion. Callous indeed is
the soul that receives no good impression
nor gets no Inspiration 10 better endeavor
or impulse 10 nobler living from the
study Of Dame Natures wonderful les
sons .. p. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

organdie.
Miss Ingles. OF Radford pink swiss.
Miss Mangrum. OF Alabama, TURQUOISE
ribbon-trmmed swiss.
Miss Douglas. OF Philadelphia, white
swiss over cerise.
Miss Gardner. Of Chrisliansburg, blue
muslin. :,
Miss Farley. OF Chrlstiansburg. pink
organdie.
Miss Elicit. OF Christiansburg. cream
crepOn.
Miss Baird. OF Christianssurg, cream
lace corsage. blue brocade skirt.
Miss Phlegar. OF Christiansburg, WHITE
lawn. cream sash.
Miss Johnson. OF Christiansburg. black
satin and chiffon.
Miss Shields. Of Roanoke. black satin.
The chaperones were Mesdames w. w.
Brown, figured organize. yellow ribbon;
Marion Zrkle, white and pink; IL. h.
Tallant. rose pink waist, DARK skirt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

innumerable downy cushions and wide
low lounging places.
From the gay groups here we pass on
10 the quiet, airy library, where We'll
selected hooks. dainty desks Of white anu
crimson. and easy chairs make reading
or writing a holiday pastime. opening
into the library on one side are the caIu
rooms. the one in autumnal russels anu
yellow. the other running a rich garnet
of crimson and ease; while across the
hall the parlor with its refined and har-
monlous colors, wicker seats OF various
fashion. sleepy hollow chairs ana
diyans. lace-draped windows and prOfu-
sion OF flowers express alike the artistic
taste and home cutie that dominate the
place. -
indeed, the Improvements that Mrs
Fubank has tust completed give the last
finish 10 the home atmosphere which
even in our grandmothers' day. MADE
the Warm" different from other sum-
mer resorts and which make 1t now n
fitting frame for the groups representing
the North. South, East and West who
gather on the broad, shady piazza ana
in the library card room. parior and ball
room
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
Although since the first of June more
than a hundred guests have been on the
grounds. the season opened formally win
the concert. dinner and dance on last
Monday. Firecrackers. flags. ana fresh
mountain breezes ushered in Fourth
made memorable to the fortunate guests
O. the warm by the most charmihs
celebration yet devised by Mrs. EuDahk
delicate and fertile fancy
A goodly company sat down at SIX
o'clock to a dinner Of twelve courses
which appealed in equal measure 10 the
patriot. the artist and the epicure.
The national and Virginia hags hoat-
ed from pillars. walls and ceiling. SIC
semter Tyrannus" re-eehoing the SHOUTS
or victory from Santiago and the stars
ana Strjpes" waving over representatives
of the North and South who rivaHed
each other in enthusiastic applause OF
pixie" and 1.-THE Star Spangled Ban
ner"
General Washington SOUP "sonsomme
I'indenendence." Bunker Hill pickle.
"yalley Forge punch" baked Virginia
ham. a Ia General Morgan" Lafayette
oudding." Martha Washington pie
yorktown cake liberty Jelly
.Mount Vernon Ice cream" Dewey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10
At Bon Air

The following guests are registered AT
10 Noel" Bon Air: Rev. Or. James Is.
Taylor and wife, Miss Anna Taylor ana
Mr. H. TAYLOR. Mrs. Manfred Call and
Miss BESSIE Call, Of Richmond, Rev. SIR.
Mason. wife and child. from Norfolk.
Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Watkins, OF
Richmond; Mr. w. ID. Pulyer. OF Rich
mOud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

Miss Emma Weber and Mr Gus Link
will be married at the residence OF the
brides mother, near the Flour NH Bap-
list church. this week. he young people
are both very popular and have many
friends IN Narina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-10

well known in Richmond. DR. Priddy Is
extremely popular with the guests here
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among those who have arrived up 70
this time are the following:
Mrs. w. ]. Legendre. Of New Orleans;
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. z. Brooks, Albert b.
Brooks Pasadena. California; A ,.
White. II. 5. wilkins, James NJ Hill
and J. r. Gillian, Of Lynchburg; +. w.
Bell and Mrs. Bell, r. y. Thomas, Roa-
noke: Sydney ID. West, Bellevue; Mr.
and Mrs. A. S. Cleveland. Misses Elenaor
and Tina Cleveland, Houston, Texas Mr'
and Mrs. j. W Daniel. Jr., l.. Baf loh'
Savannah, Ca; Mrs. Mary b. Fowler
H. b. Fowler. Ebert Fowler Atlanta
Ca: j. NJ. Galloway and Miss Ca.laWay'
Galveston. Texas: Mrs. r. G, Ellis H. NJ
Young. Miss Beatrice Angel Ne" OF
leans, La. Mr.. and Mrs J. II, Lanler'
Donaldsonville. L.; A. l.. Hill, Pocanon-
tas, Va: W T Foster Ala MIS-. o "
/ C1auny New Orleans