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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-05
THE TRUSTS.
A Cotton OIL Company and smcIt-
Ing Concern Chartered.

Ing Concern Ihnrterrd.
Trenton, ~ j., April 4.--Artlclcs of in
corporation of the American smelling
company with capital of 5000 900
were filed with the secretary of state to-
day. The company is empowered to miae
smelt and refine ores, minerals and metals.
The stock Is divided into sS2,5D0.000 pro
ferred Z per cent cumulative dividends
and s32 900 coo common. The inoorpora-
tors are winthrop p, Dwight, Thomas NJ
Day Jr John Tracy, Hector w. Thomas
and Alexander r. Bartlett. all of Jersey
City.
capital of S6000,00O. one-half preferred
stock with per cent cumulative divi-
dends, we're also filed. The company is to
manufacture seed cotton and all kinds Of
cotton and oils.
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euNG IN a coin DECK.
inspector breckenridge Says Com
tractors Furnished bad beef.

inspector UrcctstbrtdRc says Con-
tractors Furnished had Beef.
New York. April A,-Inspector General
}. G, breckenridge, who has just re-
turned from Porto Rico. is quoted in n
World interview as saying:
1T Is my opinion that the government
intended to furnish the American troops
with food the like OF which has never
heen seen by the army of any country. /
think the contractors, to use vulgar ex-
preston. 'rung in a cold deck The cam
ned roast beef WAS largely unit Tor use
II had no nutrition. The corned beef was
not bad at all.
~ put some Of the canned beef in my
saddlebags and carried It over TO Gen
eral Lawtons Headquarters. | gave 1t TO
one OF the stan officers and remarked TO
him; Here is treat for YOU, He ~ once
opened one Of the cans and the appear
epce of the food aud the odor emitted
nauseated him.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
ZION, April a.--Meather.

Il su ss April i,--weather:
sstS h, center whIch crossed the Gulf
MN, ~ ausntie States Monday and Mon
h IN nv. aas disappeared OF the South At
Iona A disturbance IL apparently
bn' ''-e oSer the Southern Rocky Mountain
|pp and isilen IN middle and lower Mis-
Il sistss 'ower Unto valleys over Atlantic
rain from Florida to Virginia AID
|su resiou. wv 'e'' over the northern
Il .utp ny. has fallen 10 to 60 de
Eus,,saa e southern States and Light fro t
~ M inls mnrniag in North TeAa
|sratnr..n ltal and northern distri9ts the
ss nave risen. but confined be-
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Robbed OF $4,000.
5 M. Champion sandbagged
on Franklin avenue in broad
daylight, and robbed.
snow IN the sourH.
Cold weather In the Southeast At
luuttc States.

Cold Weather In the Southeast At
iantic states.
Chester :. G., April lit showed here
this morning for about ono hour and Il ia
very cold and disagreeahle tonight.
The temperature ia Columbia TODAY
shows q mean OF II. accompanied by stin
winds. The cold wave seems to be general
IN the State and about ends the chances
of early fruit and vegetables.
Norfolk, Va. April Alt began showing
heavily here at II a. IN. today and con.
tinued until p. m, when it was succeed
ed by rain. 1t is vey cold here tonight.
Raleigh, n. c.. April 4.--snow began
falling this morning at o'clock and con-
tinucd until in the afternoon This Is
the heaviest April snow since the weather
bureau was established hore,
Petersburg. Va. April "A furious
snow storm hogan here about 10 o'clock
this morning and continued several hours.
but the flakes melted as fast as they fell
As Ear as learned there is no damage to
fruits or vegetables,
Danvillc, Va, April 4.-~Three inches of
snow fell here today. II melted as soon as
It touched the ground. No damage TO Tho
fruit is reported.
Charlotte, n. G., April t,The Aprl
snow squnll struck Charlotte this morning
aud prevailed uutll ESQ in tho afternoon
The weather tonight is cold and damp, but
there Is no danger OF frost.
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Probabilities.

Eastern Texas--Warner and cloudy Wed
nc dav. with probable showers. partly cloudy
Thursday. Increasing southeastern winas
Indian and Oklahoma Toiritories- Warmer.
with showers Wednesday; probably rain
Thuleday
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THE ARMY cANrEEN.
Attorney Generals Decision stirs
Up Temperance People.

n
Up Temperance People.
Washington, April A.-The secretary OF
war recently requested the opinion of lie
attorney general as TO whether section Il
OF the act passed by the latter session
Of congress Increasing tee efficiency OF
the army" prohibits the continuance OF
the sale OF Intoxicating drinks by the gov
ernment In the cRnteCn sections of the
post exchanges which aro organized and
maintained at the various army posts and
encampments throughout the United
States Tho attorney general IN his reply
holds that the section In question does not
prohibit the continuance of the sale OF
Intoxicating drinks through the canteen
sections as heretofore organized and car
ried on except that no officer or enlisted
man can be detailed for duty IN the cam
teen section TO do tbs selling.
Washington. April i.-~Tho decision OF
Attorney Gen ,rol Griggs on Tho eanteen
regulation has stirred the religious and
temperance societies to action Tonight
the Womau's Christian Temperance Union
reform bureau said they would not submit
without a fight to the construction OF the
law as given out by the attorney general
The bureau announced that th0y would
nor rest satisfied until Mr. Mckinley had
acted In tho matter. An agitation OF The
matter VIII be begun In the chucheg
throughout the country and II will be
urged on tie president that he carry out
the spirit of the law notwithstanding the
Interpretation Of the law by Attorney
General Griggs.
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Gencrn1 nhscrrntIon,.

Observations taken by tho Urited States
wsa.hsr bureau at all stations at 5 D. M. 18th
meridian tice:
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General Miles suggested that men who
had evidence to give Nigh, answer a snt
OF interrogatories prepar,d by the board IL
Il was fc~ad inrractlcable to hear them
orally.
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Hntchins House..

n y re,l-known Hotel. after
y. 1's.v undergone extensive
VA. Is again open to the
~ Large and airy SAM
pooms, elevator service
q snd night. Rates, S7.oc,
Is and 5000 per day.
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answer to this in which he called attention
10 the letter he wrote early in the pro-
ceedings OF the board, saying that the in
ouirv was not only OF great importance,
Involving the health and life OF the army,
but that the honor of the service was a.
stake He added that $1,000 men and no
doubt many more. could give evidence sub
stantiatipg the assertion that the meat
mas ,,nat 10 eat and he expressed the hope
maj out OF this number 1s1 whose names
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REV. Mr.. GUTHRIE
TO BE INSTALLED.
The Exercises viii Take Place This
Afternoon.
REV. Or. KERR TO PRESIDE.
The Sermon VIII be Preached by Rev.
DIR. Hcrsman, OF the Seminary.
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon will Ad-
dress the People.
REV. Or. KERR TO PRESIDE.

A peculiar solemnity attaches 10 the !
o'clock service at the Second Presbyterian
church to-day. At this time Rev. Donald
Guthrie win be installed az It's pastor,
and his youth and gifts will be formally
cOnsecrat ted to minister TO people who Tor
nearly fifty years have enjoyed whatever
IS most true, strong and tender In pas
toral service More than half century
ago another young man set his love upon
the parish, and through many vicissi-
tudes including those Of the war era It
never was withdrawn. lie was accus-
toned, I'm the last days during which his
sermons had in them the note OF the late
Eplstles Of that aged Apostle Paul, who
had kept the faith,' to refer TO the
people Of the Second Presbyterian church
as those OF his "drst ami only love-
Mr.. Guthrie Is his chosen successor
a fact which. 10 those who knew DR..
Hoge's devotion 10 his own, speaks
volumes 4 prominent member OF his
church said a few days ago that it was
most beautiful TO note with what deep
Joy DR.. Hoge referred TO Mr. Guthrie S
coming as that OF the long-sought one.
Il think. indeed. | know, that | have at
last found the man for my people, he IA
quoted az saying shortly after the lat
ter's arrival I'm Richmond Then he sat
looking long into the CRATE IRE with an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
THE DEATH OF
Mr.. @. 0. EANES.
Decease in Amelia County Of a Form
er Manchester Man.
He HAD REACHED EIGHTYYEA
To Re Buried In Manchester To-Day
Services In the Churcbcs-Death
of Tidewater, Valuable
Young rrottlng Horse.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times
1ft2 Hull street, Beatue BLOCK.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1il2 Hull street, Beattie Block.
Information received here yesterday a.
nounccd the death on Friday In AmeiA
county OF Dir. Ottoway o. Eancs' torhi-
erlv a resident OF Manchester, but whs
left this city about a year ago MT.
Eanes WAS in the eightieth year OF HE
age. while IN Manchester he was engas-
ed in tho dairy business. and was high-
w esteemed by the community. lie .
survived By a widow, two daughters, anu
five sons.
The remains. In charge Of Funeral Di-
rcctors l.. A. Bowen & Company VIII
reach tho city this morning at
o'clock over the Southern railroad. ana
the lnterment win be made In MaurN
cemetery. the funeral procession GOING
directly from the train 10 tho cemetery
CHURCH NOTICES.
Rev. DR.. r. H. pitt OF Richmond, VIII
preach az Clopton-Street Baptist church
al both services to-day. Al Ne
morning service the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper will be administered. The
offering usually made for the poor az
this service will be given 10 the Betnahy
Home for Orphans and IL Is hoped
liberal one will be made.
Sunday school at 900; services at
II A. NJ. and 7.45 p. NJ. by the pastor
Rev. {. d. Crawley EpWOrth League
meetings at 9 and Gas =. NJ Union class
meeting at 3.f5 O'Clock Sunday evening.
All invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of West-End
church meets Monday afternoon at
o'clock al Mrs. c. \. Partnerships, on
Decatur street extension, Swansboro.
}. frrH Cd
be present.
The pastor. Rev j. A. Spencer. will
preach both morning and evening at
Cowardln-Avenue Christian church ~
the usual hours. Christian EndeaYors
meeting al j. NJ.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Mrs. 5. b. Moore l. very sick at her
residence on Decatur street in swans
borO.
Mr. Arthur Hungerford ~ I3 Semmes
street, is suffering with tho grip.
Miss Belle Mayo Friend OF Danville,
who has been visiting Mrs Kate n.
PAGE. 1916 Porter street Is now the guest
Of her uncle Mr. p. n. Mayo, 40 west
Franklin street. Richmond
Miss Emmle Cosby, Of Caroline county,
who has been visiting Miss Ethel Hard
Ing. has returned 20 her home after
pleasant stay in Manchester.
VALUABLE HORSE DEAD.
Tho fast and valuable trotting horss
Underwater a bay gelding six years old.
by Phalanx. died al the stable Of Mr.. w.
j. Carter in Manchester, on Friday af-
ternoon. his death being due probably 10
heart trouble as he was fed at clock
and an hour later was found dead In his
stall
Tidewater was owned by Mr.. Carriers
friend. Mr.. A. b. Gwsthmey, OF the New
York Cotton Exchange, who valued him
highly He was considered one OK tho
most promising young horses In virginia
hpt Rad never been raced. though he was
regarded as "A likely candidate for turf
honors during the coming seacon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Trigg Comnany Ahead.

The New York Marine Journal has tho
following.
"The ". r. Trigg Company, Of Rich
mond Va, has decided TO put an entire
equipment OF Blake vertical simplex
pumps I'm the two destroyers and three
torpedo boats which they are to con-
struct for tho navy This IS the first
contract for pumps placed By any ,of the
contractors for the new torpedo boats
and destrOycrs"
The Trlgg Company arc first or second
with their material orders In all the
large mills. and they will build the boats
on time II they encounter only the ordi-
nary "insurmountabie difficulties"
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The Clay Ward Actives transacted only
routine business last night. a very short
session was held. Resolutions Of respect
20 the memory Of the late Robert Raj.
ston were adopted. George Williams and
John II. Rogers were elected new mem.
beers, and John Ffnegan was proposed
for membership.
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The most notable wedding IN Birmlng-
ham. Ala, this winter will take place on
the 25th instant, az p. NJ, az 81. Mary's-
on-the Highlands when Or. Lewis Cole
man Morris will lead TO the altar Miss
Susie j. Martin Dr. Morris IS a native
OF Hanover county. Va, and has many
warm friends ia Richmond and through
out the state. lie was a student for one
session at Randolph Macon and for three
sessions at the University Of North Caro-
lima. lie took his medical degree al me
University OF Virginia I'm one year-lS32-
90. During his summer vacation and for
one entire year Or. Morris was employ
ed as a civil engineer on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. When he settled In
birmingham as a pracicing physician he
was under twenty years OF age but so
skilful was he that he Immediately es-
tablished a large practice and to-day at
the age of twenty-five Is recognized as
one of the foremost physicians in Biz
mingham.
He enlisted in the volunteer army last
wear and served as a surgeon IN General
Ices Corps. with high credit
Miss Martin IS one Of the bellies In the
society set OF Birmingham. She Is only
eighteen years OF age, but she Is girl
Of dne attainments and charming grace
of manner. She was educated IN Balu-
more and afterwards spent several
months abroad. She IS described as real
~ beautiful
Miss Maude Woods Of Aibemarie. will
DC one Of the brides attendants, being
a niece Of the groom.
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FOUND WITH HARNESS.
Calvin Loving Tried to Negotiate a
Loan Oh Set.

a colored man named Calvin Loving
went into Stern's pawnsh0p yesterday
morning and attempted to dispose of q set
OF light harness with collar and names He
explained that his horse had just died
and that mo wanted 60 raise funds. lie
further stated that he purchased the
harness from Deans place. but that gen.
tiemon denied such 20 have been the
fact. and Calvin was, accordingly arrest
cd as q suspicious character and carried
To- the First Station.
lie viii attempt TO explain the matter
10 Justice Crutchheld tomorrow, and the
harness will remain at the Nlrst Station
for Identification.
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value OF real estate I'm the Commonwealth
has increased during the past year over
&. e0019.
The great increase has been IN tho
counties. In the cities tine increase was
N.n3.ls9 over the year 1876.
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that they will be largely patronlzed by
the fashionable set.
Miss Jones has spent much time in
European travel, and has devoted herself
with enthusiasm 10 the study of the sub
jects which through her lectures she
presents 10 the public. She IS personally
most attractive. with a voice and pres
ence that tell effectively on the parlor
stage.
The reception to be given by Mrs.
Caben and Miss Pace az tho latter's
home, Thursday next, IS to DO known
as a Creole reception and promises TO be
one of the most delightful OF the series.
Professor Boatwrlght will make the in
troductOry address and the music will
consist OF Creole melodies with guitar
and banjo.
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eoddon socnt Wednesday I'm Richmond,
visiting Mr. Arthur NJ. Seldom.
Miss salHe Kerr OF Nashville. Is now
visiting her brother, Rev. Robert +.
Kerr. and will be warmly welcomed by
her many friends.
Tho Baltimore "sun" refers to an Gle
giant luncheon given by Mrs. George t..
Al Gibson. 5il Park avenue. in joint hon
OR of her sister, Mrs G. willing Brown,
and her cousin, Mrs. Frank Deford.
A recent issue Of the Baltimore Sun
mentions that among the most admired
guests nt the brilliant Presidential fcccp-
tion Given at tho White House Tuesday
evening. was Miss May Handy. Who was
ono OF o. party IN which were Mr. and
Mrs Jesse Tyson, Miss Nellie Stirling
and AR. Walter Dec. POulteney
The reception was one of the most
brilliant in all the history OF the White
House. the guests Of honor being the
diplomatic corps, and the company in
,ited 60 meet them including officers Of
the army and navy Representatives Of
both houses Of Congress, the various
courts and prominent residential fami-
lies.
Mrs Austin Br0ckenbOrough will leave
Richmond this week 10 visit Mrs. Jack
TaliafcrrO. Baltimore. Md. Her express
object I'm going at this time is that she
may attend the wedding of her sister.
Miss Jane Brockenborough and Professor
tute. which will take place on January
9th az o'clock az The home OF the
Misc Mary Stone and Miss Mary
.,,,'e. I,ro,,.r,,
- ,,.-...,.,..,.....
Ns .'i'ile a9 ,2I, Oi S-S1,, x,
now Nl.luns inc "i's'eS O'oN'' soN'"
A'ilu 9u'e''
After the Tuesday german quite
of charming visitors. one Of the most
delightful OF these was given by Miss
Florence Wilson to her guest, Miss Mary
Williams. There were present Misses
3
Williams. Florence Wilson, Messrs. Jack
DO Troyille, John Leary and others.
other party in honor Of Miss Abby st.
John. Of Fredericksburg. her other guests
being Misses Calvin Bragg. Anne Grant.
ter Carmichael Edward Quarles and
Spotswood Wexford.
Miss Amy Werth is now visiting Miss
Miss Kitty Heath. Of Norfolk, ls now
visiting Miss Kate Meredith.
Miss leila Mcclure. daughter Of Dr.
SIS the guests of her cousin. Mrs. James
A. WEIGH, J01 Franklin street west.
AIRS. J. Mason Miller Of Staunton, Va,
SIS the guests for few weeks of her sis
ter. Mrs. j. IT, Anderson, Of No f04 east
Mrs. ~ =. HalIal. %. or Cleveland ono
auu Nl7s N"lIie WaiheI' Oh MEMPHIS
!. eilil' WIN D. llle suesls OF Dr' ana Mrs.
Do j. bIe"l9' at Aileoia TINS week.
Alr. ana Nlls. Itnk Deiord, IT. OF Bal
l,, ,r.- ~ ,Ie Ia''0i PARENTS
D'' anu -'-'' 3D. 49, De"'y'
A., ~ " W.. ~. w. ~, g..
- por~rtor " ,.t.,,i,, SUI, n,-,
rt,l15, ,oao ,,.eg. 60. -. '''"S wi D.
Tbe Nfinuot Dancsrs fo- 4bo x,yosh,no-
ION pau are robo,re,rc ora tsrofossor
T-,eb1ev cxnresees firnso,r as o,oo,1,,
o~stiGe5 Win no oenebillt,, dfyria,,oa
w.
Gilbert OF Columbus. O.. remembered
delightfully."- here as Miss Annie WHliamO
VIII be glad 10 know that she is now
az tho Jefferson Hotel.
Miss Virginia Lane schwinckardi. OF
Warrington. ID. c.. will be the guest Of
Miss Bessie Pace on Tuesday. and will
sing at the reception given by Mrs.
dav afternoon next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

At a meeting Of the Executlce Board
Of the Confederate Memorial Literary
Society held last evening az the residence
OF Mrs. Ben Purcell. an details were ar
ranged regarding the reception 20 be
rendered General Wheeler on Tuesday.
the nth. from 4 10 6 o'clock, a. the mus
cum. Receiving with General Wheeler
will be Mrs. Joseph Bryan, president Of
the society, and Mrs. Drake, yice-regent
of the Alabama room. The Reception
Committee consists Of the officers and
vice regents Of the society. the members
Of its Advisory Board. and a delegation
from the Sons Of Veterans.
Tho public, one and am. are cordially
invited to attend. especially members OF
the Confederate organiza lions. The re-
ception will be ia the Solid South room,
and a band will be in attendance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Work OF attendance upon the family
after 9 =. NJ 10 Dc. performed by second
set Of servants. II extra pay IS not al
lowed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Between the eleventh and seventeenth
OF March Miss Dora Duty Jones will
deliver a series OF evening lectures at the
Jefferson Hotel, under the patronage of
Mrs Caskie Cabell and other women OF
equal prominence socially. The general
subject will be Art" and ROssetii,
Burne-Jones, Millais and Watts viii each
have an evening. The success OF the
lecture, with stereopticon illustrations,
on "Botticelli" given under the auspices
of the Woman's Club has led Miss Jones
20 arrange the series, and 1t Is believed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
HIS FIRST CHARGE.

After graduation from the seminary.
Mr.. Guthrie spent eight months as as
sistant 10 Rev. DR.. Macdonald, of Sea-
forth, Ont. when he was unanimously
chosen by the congregation of Knox
church. Walkerton. Ont. 10 succeed Rev.
DIR. John James. formerly pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church In Albany. ~
Y. Mr.. Cuthrie's charge In Walkerton
was an important one. and made rapid
strides during tho three and half years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Incrense of YaIncs

Tho report made by tho Auditor of
Virginia for the year 1895 shows that the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Miss Susie Rucker Of Martinsvllle. Va.
IS visiting her sister. Mrs Land0n B
Edwards, JOG west Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

The Tuesday German passed on as
as usual, under the skillfui
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Mrs Clifford Randolph Caperton VIII
Do az home informally at ia south Third
street on Wednesdays in January, after
o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

The Children Of the American Revolution
viii hold meeting at the Virginia HIS
torical Societys rooms at 4 O'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Miss Harnsberger and Miss Watkins
were entertained no q o'clock tea given
IN their honor on Saturday by Mrs.
Chalkley and Mrs. Winn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Miss Alice X Williams OF Martins
vile. Va. IS now visiting her aunt Mrs.
Stephen Putuey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Miss Virginia Lane schwinckardi. OF
Washington. ID. c.. will be the guest Of
Miss Bessie Pace on Tuesday. and will
sing at the reception given by Mrs
Caskie Cabon and Miss Pace on Thurs
day afternoon next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Misses Annie Ponder and Rcbccca
Dalngerncll Gordon are visiting reia-
Nyes ia Baltimore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

The Board meeting OF the Colonial
Danes. which was 10 have been he'd
Friday. has been postponed until Tues
day next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Mrs J. = Gairaith Of Cleveland. Ohio.
and Miss Valrie Walker. Of Memphis.
Tenn. viii 5 the guests Of DIT. and Mrs.
S. D. Drewry. at Minoola this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Mrs. j.. f. Van-de-Water. Of Sunny
bank Pompton, y T., IS visiting Mrs.
Rhoads 1893 west Grace street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deford, Jr., Of Bal
timore. are visiting the lattor's parents,
Or. and Mrs S. y. Dewry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Miss leila Mcclure. daughter Of Dr..
William T.. Mcguire. of winchester. Va.
SIS the guests of her cousin. Mrs. James
a. WEIGH JO7 Franklin street, west.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Miss Eioiso Howard Bruce s. visiting
hcr aunis. the Misses Howard, ia Bal
tmorc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Mrs J. Mason Miller, Of Staunton, Va,
SIS the guests for few weeks of her sis
ter Mrs. J. IT, Anderson, Of No. f0f east
IrankIin street.