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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
A. ]. MONTAGUE.

~. MIN NUE..
Accomac Court, October 10th.
Crewe. November 1st (nighD.
Nottoway Court November list.
brakes Branch. November Sd.
Franklin Court. November 5th.
j. HASKINS HOBSON.
Greensville Court. November 9Th.
S. l.. KELLEY.
Churchland Norfolk county,, Oc-
tober 29th
Berkeley. October sOth.
Ciebe (Norfolll county,, November
LIST.
Waynesboro. November Sd. p. m.
Albemarle Court November 5th.
Covington, November 5th (nighO.
A. j. BRAND.
Blue Ridge Springs. November Sd
(night).
CHARLES CURRY.
Roman. November Sd (nighO.
JEFFERSON WALLACE.
Midlothian. November LIST (barbe-
ROBERT Il. LEEDY.
Basic City, November I'd (nighO.
WIN. A. GLASGOW, JR.
Lexington, October 3Oth.
flhcastie. November Sd (nighO.
A. c. PRYOR.
Chase City, October Goth
JOSEPH r. LAWLESS.
Berkeley. October GOTH
Lambert's Point, November list.
DON P. HALSEY.
Midlothian, November LIST (barbecue).
EDMUND w. HUBBARD.
Sheppards. November ID (night)
Centenary, November Sd. p. III.
Arvonia, November Sd (night.)
T. c. PILCHER
Globes. November LIST.
D. TUCKER BROOKE.
Churchland. October goth.
II. r. POLLARD.
Toano. November 3d.
4. j. WOOL.
Princess Anne Court. November 5th.
S. L. JONES.
Allegheny Springs. November 1st
(nighO.
Lafayette. November I'd (night).
Blue Ridge Springs. November Sd
(nighD.
GEORGE c. CABELL, JR.
Charlotte Court. November 5th.
a. NJ. BROMLEY.
Isle of Wight Court. November 5th
w. A. YOUNG.
Elizabeth City Court, November 5th.
r. l.. GORDON. JR.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31

from Greenvilie. N. c.. where he went
to look after some criminal matters.
MIR. "A. II. Goslin" representing IA
Spring Chicken" was here tonight ar
ranging for his company's appearance
November 5.
Ice cream and cake were sold at the
Armory Hall tonight by members of
the Christian Church. 1t was left over
from last nights anniversary reception
ut the church.
There was Il meeting OF the Bryan
Stevenson Maynard Club tonight.
They expect to have a big rally Friday
night, when Hon. L.. L.. Holland and
others are expected to speak.
Mr.. James ID. Taylor, of Lower Par
ish. had a leg broken this week. n
horse trough was pulled on it by q
horse.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
OLD POINT COMFORT.
f T y n Gil CRUISER PASS
THROUGH CAPES TO ANNA
Polls


Old Point. Vt. oct. 30.-I'he French
cruisers expected to arrive for the past
ten days passed in the Capes Sunday
afternoon and continued their Journey
TO the Annapolis Naval Station, where
courtesies will be exchanged between
Admiral Ernest Richard and Comman-
der Wainwright, OF The Naval Acad-
envy.
The two cruisers will leave Annapo-
lis Wednesday morning for Baltimore.
where an elaborate reception will be
rendered Admiral Richard Captain
Louis Jumel. of the Cccile, and Captain
Il. j.. Bris, of the Suchet, by the civil
authorities of that city
At the conclusion OF their visit they
will return TO Hampton Roads. visiting
the shipyards at Newport News and
the navy yard at Portsmouth
The Monongahela arrived Sunday
morning ana Will remain at Old Point
until the 18th. During her stay she will
be inspected.
The Monongahela is training ship
and has just returned from an Euro
pean trip. arriving ut Old Point several
days ahead of her schedule, Captain
Victor Wadhaus is in command.
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COURTLAND.
TWO NEGROES ASSAULT THE
JAILOR AND ESCAPE.


CORTLAND, Va, Oct. 30.-To-day.
about 1:30 o'clock p. m, w. II. Hat
field, jailor. entered the Jail with din
ner for the prisoners. In one OF the
cells there were confined Benjamin
Brown and Peter Alstein, Jr., both col
ored, who were serving u sentence of
six months each for gambling in the
town of Franklin. They had served
about two months of their time. AL
stein handed Hatfield some money to
get him some postage stamps. and
when Hatfield reached his hand out to
get the money Alstein thrust some
rags in the jailor's mouth. Hatfield
reached for his pistol in his hip pocket
and Immediately the two prisoners
seized him and scuhle ensued. They
overpowered the jailor got possession
OF the pistol and the key to the en-
trance door of the Jail and made good
their escape.
One of the prisoners had no hat, so
he took that of the iailor. AT this
time of the day no one was near the
Jail, and though the alarm was given
the two Jail breakers had time to es-
cape.
Mr.. ]. w. Williams. the Sheriff. who
has been quite unwell for the past ten
days. was informed of the escape at
his home. When asked what he would
do about it, he said he would do moth
ing at present; that he was the only
loser. They had about four months
more to stay in Jail and he lost two
boarders for that length of time. but
Virginia would probably get rid Of two
very bad citizens. They were crap
shooters and gamblers in various
tricks. The escaped prisoners will pro-
badly so 10 Norfolk to ply their profess
sion of gambling.
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SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

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CENTRAL dividends you must have
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E1sAM District Agents, Suffolk, Va.
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The wise merchant doesn't wait for
fortune to knock at his door; he adver-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
ONANCOCK.
JONES AND MONTAGUE ADDRESS
THE PEOPLE.

THE PEOPLE.
Onancock, Va. Oct. 30.-There was a
crowd of about 500 to hear Hon. w. A.
Jones. Congressman from the First
district and Attorney General A. j..
Montague speak at Accomac Court
House yesterday.
MIR. Jones led off with speech Of
two hours. in which he discussed
trusts, Imperialism, Cuba and our not
giving the Cubans their independence
as promised.
After Mr.. Jones had finished. Mr.
Montague made q short talk. in which
he discussed leading issues of the day.
He made Il very favorable impression
and we may count on old Accomac's
vote for Governor. if appearances are
not deceiving.
Mr.. T. j. Downing spoke last night
ut Onancock TO n large crowd. All the
addresses were received with good at
tention and mingled with applause.
When Mr.. Jones spoke of Mr.. Bryan
as the standard bearer of the Denoc-
racy of Jefferson. the people went wild
with applause.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKERS.
WHERE THEY WILL ADDRESS
THE VOTERS OF VIRGINIA.


Headquarters State
Democratic Committee,
Room So. Chamber of Commerce Build
ing.
Richmond, Va. Oct. 23d
Speakers and places of speaking are
announced as follows:
JOHN w. DANIEL.
Boydton, October Goth.
Petersburg, October 3oth.
Emporia, October 3lst.
THOMAS S. MARTIN
Arvonia. November Sd (night).
WM. HODGES MANN.
Sussex Court. November LIST
Powhatan Court, Novemer 9Th.
JOHN L. JEFFERIES.
King George Court. November LIST.
uppcrvillc, November 3D..
Delaplane. November Sd (nighD.
Spotsylvania Court, November 9Th.
Fredericksburg. Nov. 9Th (nigh).
JOHN LAME.
yellow Jacket. October Goth. 3 p. m.
Matoaca. October Goth (nighO
Beech. October Goth, 3 p. IN.
Glover Hill. October 3lst. II IN.
FRANCIS r. LASSITER.
Rroadnax. October 3lst. p. m.
Nottoway Court, November 1st.
Iutler's, October 29th. IL a. m.
Valentines, October Goth p. IN.
Ciasburg, October Goth, II a. m.
Rock Store, October Goth. 3 p. nj.
Ebony. October 3lst, IA IA. IN.
Prospect, November Sd.
II. D. FLOOD.
Miboro Springs. October 30. . p. m.
Sheppards. November I'd tnighD.
Centenary. November Sd, p. M.
L.,. Il I,,fc
GRAHAM CLAYTOR.
Brookneal October 31st.
PETER ]. OTEY.
Cool Spring. October Goth.
Black Walnut, October 30th (nighO.
South Boston, October 3lst (nighO.
Midway. October S1st. 2 p. m.
Cross Roads. November lst.
Wyllicsburg, November I'd.
Scottsburg November 3D..
WIN. p. BARKSDALE.
Midlothian. November LIST.
Rockbrdgc Court, November 5th.
II. l.. MAYNARD.
Princess Anne Court, November 5th
EUCiANE WRITER'S.
Gainesville, October Goth.
Lexington. October Goth.
. WILLIAMS \. JONES.
Accomac Court. October Goth.
n. B. EARLY. JR.
Wetsels. October Goth (night).
McMullnns October 30th (night).
Scottsville, November I'd.
Albemarle Court. November 5th.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
Princess Anne Court, November 9Th.
w. T.. HOLMES.
Nottoway Court, November LIST.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
PETERSBURG.
HAPPENINGS IN AND AROUND
THE COCKADE CITY.
Especial to Virginian-Piiot3

Especial to virginian- Pilot.)
Petersburg, Va, Oct. 30.--The hand
some brick residence of Mr.. w. NJ.
Habliston, on South Sycamore street,
was offered for sale this afternoon at
public auction, but was taken in on a
bid of $500.
Johns Episcopal Church. in Richmond,
and Miss Halle Butts, of this city.
were quietly married this afternoon at
the residence of the bride. Rev. l.. L.
Goodwin. of Richmond a brother of
the groom, performed the ceremony.
The marriage was n very quiet one.
only the immediate relatives and
friends of the couple being present.
Miss Daisy Rose Bishop and Mr.. Te-
cumseh Edwin Robinson were united
Street NJ. f. Church. Rev w. w.
Lear, the pastor. ohiciated. Miss Lii
liam Bishop. sister of the bride. was
maid of honor, and Mr.. John Bishop
was best man. The bride is q daughter
of Mr.. Jackson Bishop. The groom is
popular young man OF this ciey. The
couple left on bridal tour North.
The Water Committee of the Com
mon Council held a meeting this after
noon and determined to recommend to
the Council at it's meeting on the LIST of
the month that plans and specifications
be procured for water filter for the
city.
The pastorates of none of the Meth
odist ministers of Petersburg will ex-
pire by limitation. Rev. Mr.. Boggs,
the pastor of Wesley Church, will.
however. ask Conference TO send him
to some other field.
Senator John w. Daniel addressed a
very large audience at the Academy of
Music tonight on the political issues
of the day. The meeting. was a most
enthusiastic one.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
PEARlSBURG.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN SAFE
BLOWN OPEN.

Gsy Telegraph to Virginian- PILOT
Pearisburg station. Va. oct 30.
Safe crackers entered the station OF
the Norfolk and Western Railway
Company 1T Pearisburg last night and
blew open thc0safe, supposedly with
nitro giycerine
The agent, Mr. r. S. Fry. had very
prudently removed all the money and
Valuabies. except some small change,
amounting to a few dollars, and a C.
o. ID. package, containing cheap
watch. The safe door was completely
demolished, but with this exception no
damage was done.
The robbers were pooriy paid for
their trouble.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-31
BLACKSBuRG.
FROM THE VIRGINIA
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

JOTTINGS FROM THE VIRGINIA
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
Blacksburg, Va. Oct. 2T.-The ca
diets here from Norfolk, Portsmouth
and Berkeley met. as is usual during
the opening days of this session. and
reorgani2ed their n. L. Il. Club. with
the following officers and charter mem
bers: John n. Ashton, president; w.
j. Walsh, vice president: Il. w. Whis-
nant secretary and treasurer; l.. G..
Sykes, sergeant-at-arms: +. II. Dewey,
j. w. G. West, l.. l.. Jackson l.. d.
Gill Hudson. III. ID. Pced, Il. Martin.
Helote, Fulgham, G.. Sheldon, q. Z.
Sykes.
CELEBRATION OF OYSTER SEA-
SON.
Last night this club celebrated the
opening OF the oyster season with
grand oyster supper, at which oysters
in every conceivable style were served
Professor G. e. Vawter j. NJ. Sample
and j. Fred Rudd We're present In adj
dition TO the regular members of the
organization. The spread. which was
considered one of the finest ever seen
in Blacksburg. was served in the mill
tary mess at taps" by the steward
Mr.. John Shut.
JOY OVER VICTORY.
Twenty minutes after the receipt Of
the following dispatch the campus and
fire. celebrating the news from Chapel
Hill, n. c., where the teams Of the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and the
University of North Carolina met and
locked and swayed to Il standstill in Il
furious struggle for the mastery:
Chapel Hill to Blacksburg:
No score; no one hurt; no substi-
tutes."
Nothing to nothing against the team
which Suwanee alone. OF all the South
ern colleges defeated, on the Univer-
sity of North Carolna's home grounds,
was enough to transform the usually
quiet cadets to a yelling mob of stu
dents. Released from quarters till tat
too, as they were, they had ample time
for Il celebration. The field artillery
was rushed out and up to barracks, but
then j; was remembered that Cadet
Waddey. of Richmond who has been
dangerously i'll for six weeks. was still
too i'll for this noise, and the guns went
back to the park. y torch light parade
being substituted. wound up the JAM
boree.
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II on. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81 l9oo-TwELvE PAGE

Toano. November Sd.
r. Z. BOYKIN.
Isle of Wight Court. November 9Th.
L. e. HOLLAND.
Halls Corner. October 5lst.
Isle of Wight Court. November 9th.
j. TAYLOR ELLYSON.
Chairman.
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LEXINGTON.
HARRY TUCKER SUCCEEDS LATE
PRESIDENT WILSON.

(By Telegraph to virginian-P ilot.)
Lexington, Va, Oct. S0.-The EXecu-
tive Committee of the Board OF Trus-
tees of Washington and Lee Universe
" have appointed Professor Harry st.
George Tucker, dean of the law school.
TO be chairman of the faculty and act
ing president of the University to fill
the place made vacant by the death
OF Hon. William l.. Wilson, until the
next meeting of the trustees. which
probably will not take place until late
in the spring.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

Died-Mrs. Goodspeed. wife OF Mr.
CHARLES III. Goodspeed, on Monday
afternoon.
Died-The Reverend Burdickof Uni
versity Place, on Monday afternoon
The services were in charge Of the
A. u. U. w. and Masonic orders. In
1878 Reverend Maede entered the
ministry OF the Methodist church.
Later he became fioancial agent for the
Dakota University. At the breaking
out OF the war with Spain he was ten
dered the Office of chaplain OF the FIRST
South Dakota regiment, but his health
Prevented him accep ing. The de-
ceased leaves widow and several CHI
dren.
Died-Mrs. Stewart Of University
Place. on Monday. OF pneumonia. The
r-msins was shipped to Fairmont on
Wednes, ay.
Died Maynard, infant son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Almon Tower, on Wednesday.
Died-Mrs. Abbie SigOurney, on
Wsdnes lay night. Mrs. Slgourney Was
the widow Of o. NJ. Sigourney and mo-
ther of Mr.. s. ID. Slgnurnsy. Toe fu-
neral was held at Westervllle On Thurs
day.
Died-Doctor Luther j. Abbott. late
superintendent of the Hospital for the
Insane at Lincoln, at his home in O,ns.
ha, OF paralysis. A widow, four sons
and two daughters are left to mourn
his death.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

dress. The Martha Washington gowns
were very beautiful and the George
Washington costumes we're imported
from Omaha and were very handsome.
After refreshments were served the
guests danced until late hour.
The directors OF the Hayden Art club
have called meeting Of all Interested
in art, on Tuesday evening Of next week
IL is proposed 10 change the name and
define the Scope OF a new organic ,iion.
elect new officers and make some prep
arations and arrangements for holding
an exhibition Of real merit annually
All the old members Of the Hayden Art
club are urged to be present as well az
everyone else interested in the sui CT
OF art. The meeting will be hello ia the
art gallery of the library building on
Tuesday evening next. Remember the
date.
Father O'Connell Of South Africa
will visit Father Reade 10 the near
future.
Mr.. Frank Camp and Mr.. Beuj tmin
Whited gave a card party on Thursday
evening at their home, l5G South Bird
street.
Harold Usher entertained his friends
on Friday night. Progressive games
were played and score was kept by can
dies placed in red. white and blue bags
After refreshments were served a cake
walk was given. some Of the children
proving themselves TO be very apt
dancers.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

DIR. J. Hanna, dentist, Sd floor Rich
ards. Hours 8 am. to D pm. Evenings
Mon, We'd, and Fri, to 9.
Miss Agnes f. Person, 1913 l. street,
graduate and post graduate Of Emerson
College Of Oratory, Boston. will give
private and class instruction in physical
culture, voice culture speaking voice.
and oratory. Also cures impeachment in
speech. Terms:
Glass work. Ph. culture. 90 lessons. - 90.
Glass work. oratory. 70 lessons. $1,000.
Private work, Phi. culture, per lesson, 81.
Private work, oratory, per lesson. $50.
Further particulars given on request.
The best Of eve rything in Ice Cream
Ices and Candies. Hyatt's, l2Ol o
Street. Phone 2ll.
Hair Dressing. ShampoOing. Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring. and Switch
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

the leaders north and south aud Mrs.
RICHTER and Mrs. Abbott east and west.
The following were the guests: Mes
danes Green, Blish, Alderman, Turner,
Helwig, Hutchins. perkins, Rudge.
Stonebraktr, Abbott, RICHTER aid Miss
Blish.
First Church Of Christ (Scientist).
Fourteenth and X streets. Arthur Z.
Ziemer. G. S. First Reader. Sunday
morning services at 1870; suit
Man The sermon consis!s OF
the reading OF selections from the Bible
and the Christian Sciep ce text book, Sci.
ence and Health, With Key TO the Scrip
lures" Wrdns sday evening meeting ut
7:3O. The public is cordially invited.
Miss Me dske Of Kansas City and Miss
Mcdonald Of St. Joseph have returned
To their homes after visit with Miss
Burr.
Mas. or Robert Harley gave a birth
day party on Washlr gton's Birthday
A large flag was drsped in the library
and a birthday cake aglow with the
liybt FROM seven candles and gay with
flags was the centre piece for the table
wne: the following children gathered,
after very pleasant afternoon: Leon
ore Richards. Jeanett Finney, Vail Bah
cock. Dorothy Baker, Helen Dayton,
Lyda Irvine. Auber Jones. Dorothy Ia.
son. r ebert Inkster, Arthur Ackerman,
Row GRANGER. Jack Neil, William ho-
MN. George lnketer, Walter Macarthur,
Cnarles Neil, Harry Babcock, Paul
C,meron. Stanley Guer Eel. Lawrence
F,uney. Robert Meyer and Earnest
Gaenzel.
Doctor and Mrs. Hull OF Omaha, and
NJ. John Dixon came to Lincoln to at
tend the Good Times Euchre club.
Mre. Friedrich Hutchins gave a whist
party last Saturday to the 10 loving
ouests: Mesdames Helwig. Aitk q,
Perkiue. G.routte, Blish, Trapbaeen.
Stonebrake-, Ridge, Turner, Hibner
and Miss Aitken.
Miss Dorothy Dorr gave a very pref
ty party to her young friends on Wash.
iogton's Birthday.
Mrs. Helwig entertained about twen-
ty four guests 90 Friday afternoon IN
honor OF Mrs. Marcho'te OF Concordia.
Kansas. Duplicate whist was played
and a number OF very good scores
were mlde.
Miss Eleanore Barbour gave a party
on Washiugton's Birthday to a number
OF her young friends. The Invitations
were pret,y cards with space left to Ill
ont and read: I'VE want you to take
tsa with US on February 22ud. 1900. at
half past four. Do come! from Eleanor
Rarbour." On the other side OF the
card was written: please wear a sym
bol Of River, State or City" A num-
her Of original symbols were worn. Ad,
vertisements we're also hung or the wall
and a prze was given the one most
successtul. Tea was served in the die
ing room at five o'clock to the following
guests: Misses He.eu Mitchell. AEca
Rodgers. Catherine Kimball, Blossom
Wilson. Helen Mcfarland. Marian o.
den, Gratia Green, and Mary Stuart.
Mrs. Macdonald was at home on
Thursday afternoon. The guests were
rsceived in the drawingroon where Mrs
Macdonald poured the tea.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1900-02-24

+ fieda Hacker, at the Delta Gamma
fraternity house.
Las Bohemiennes met with Mrs.
Funke on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald gave a din
ner on last Sunday evening in honor OF
Miss Oakley. Tie dining room was
lighted by pink shaded candelsbra and
yiolere were used TO decorate the table
that was covered with q beautiful lace
Goth. Covers were laid tor Mrs. Grit
fifth. Miss Oakley. Miss Regina Mac
donald, Mr.. Frank Clark Of Chicago.
and Mr.. z shrung.
The Fortnightly club was entertained
on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. @. d.
ImhofT.
A number Of friends Of Mrs. Allen
bach surprised her on her birthday on
Monday evening by giving her a crc-
kiuole party. The following guests
we're present: MessTs. and Mesdames
B,cknan and Boetticher. Misses Beck
man, Pierson. Schlegel and Beckman.
Messrs. Funke, Rice. Allenback. Ole
son and Eigel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helwig gave a whist
party to number of friends on Friday
night.
The Lafolot club gave dance at the
home Of Mr.. Alex Lau on Friday even
ing. The following guests were pres
eat: Misses Outcalt. Funke. Honey
we'll, Meyer. v eesner, Hargreavee. Git
fen. Hunt, Bennett, Locmis. Sarbacb.
Windmeyer, and Sarbach. Mesers. Gf
fen. Lau, Stein, Whitman, Farnsworth.
KiIliap. Fawell. Hanson, Crandsll,
Turkey, Raymond and Wheeler.
The Good Times Euchre club was
entertained in very delightful manner
by Miss Putnam on Friday evening.
An informal musical WAS given after
supper. The following guests were
present: Mesers. and Mechanics Mar
shall. Woods, Rodgers, Howe. Dorgap,
Kelley, Woods, Rector. Muller, Fitz-
gerald, Curtice, GRANGER, Woods, Nc
Murtry, Hull of Omaha, and Mrs. Bald
win. Misses johnson. Marshall, Burr.
Nance, Oakley, Hoover. Naughton and
Cochrane. Messrs. Hayee. Walsh,
Flizge raid, Gregory, Butler, Joyce,
Holmes, Baldwin, Honeywell. White,
Lewis, Thatcher. Eamee, Dickson Of
Nebraska City, and McVann Of Du-
buque, Iowa.
Mr.. Frank Hall gave a dinner on
Wednesday evening. Covers were laid
for Judge Munger, U. s. Marshall G. r..
Thummel and Mr.. W. 5. Summers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Gather we're last
Sunday called to their home in Red
Cloud, Nebraska, owing to the illness OF
Mr. Gathers mother.
Miss Lydia Mullon entertained the
alumnae chapter 1T Delta Gamma on
Monday evening in honor OF Miss Alice
Wing, who expects to leave for Boston
where che will make her future home.
Mrs. O'Connell and Mrs. Wilkinson
will give large reception this after
noon.
Mrs. George Clark gave a duplicate
whist party on Monday afternoon.
About thirty guests were present and
, after a number Of very interesting
. games prizes were awarded to Mrs
Rewck and Miss Alice Cowdery. Me-
fear T. ses and ninks decorated the