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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25
A LEGAL ADULTERATION.
The Pure Milk Ordinance Needs
RectifyinE

The Committee on Ordinances. Charter
and Reform will have to revise the pure
milk ordinance. City Attorney Pollard
says it is not in proper legal shape and
has has returned l., it to the committee with
view with it at its meeting Friday night.
when he will point out the particulars in
which the measure is defective.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25

Roumanian lawyers can practice law al
the Roumanian bar. The decision Isl
aimed at the Hebrews. who form ma
jority OF the practictns lawyers and :avs
clerks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25

pose of perfecting their arrangeme nts
preparatory to appearing before the
Grand Working Committee of the Grand
take place at the same hall on Saturday
night next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25

Masonic Class.
The Masonic Glass of Richmond has
decided to have meeting "Wednesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25

BUCHAREST. ROgMA.NIA. November
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25

The fine horse and buggy. belonging to
Mr.. Percy Seward, which was driven Oft
Saturday, night by some frolicsome
youths and then turned loose. has been
recovered. The persons VINO We're guilty
of the trick have not been caught.
The first of series of dances to be
given during the winter at the Country
Club House in Dinwiddie county, viii
take place tomorrow night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25
Tobacco Men win Go Hunting

The statement is given out that there
will be no sales of tobacco at the ware.
houses after the sale, tomorrow until
the following Tuesday. While this will
seriously inconvenience many Of the
warehouse people. who expect large re-
ccipts during this week, tobacco men say
that this holiday will buoy up the market,
as 1t Will check the heavy receipts. The;
holiday was decided upon after consult
ing some Of the buyers, who. it is said,
desire to 80 hunting
There were sales at the Shockoe and
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-29

The steamer Harbor Queen will run an
excursion, tomorrow, from Montesano
and G ,smopolis, at one fare for the round
trip, on account OF the Memorial Day
exercises. The steamer will leave Monte
sano at and Cosmopolis at Sis a. M,
returning after the exercises.
One of the wholesome signs of the IN
creasing business OF Aberdeen is the ex-
tension of what may be termed the
mosquito feet OF the city. small-craft
business on the Harbor and Chehalis
and Wishkah rivers has increased slowly
but steadily within the past few years,
until but few of Aberdeen's business
men realize its real Importance, yet in
its building up, lies, in great measure,
the future greatness OF the city.
The Atlantic hotel has made elaborate
preparations for the entertainment of
the veterans tomorrow. The proprietor,
&. G. Sargent, is veteran himself, and
Mrs. Sargent and the Misses Sargent
have decorated the dining room, halls
and the office in manner very suitable
to the occasion. TO those familiar with
the usual cuisine at the Atlantic. 1t will
be unnecessary to say that the Dime
tomorrow has been planned to do furr
thur honor to the house.
Mrs. John J. Carney received tele-
gram last evening containing the sad in
telligence OF the death of her mother,
Mrs. C. F. Clarkson, at Des Moines, Iowa,
at the advanced age OF 80 years. Mrs.
Clarkson was the relict of the late c. F.
Clarkson, one of the most prominent OF
the early settlers of the state of Iowa,
and, besides Mrs. Carney leaves two
other children, both men prominent in
public affairs. Mr.. Richard P. Clarkson
editor OF the Iowa Safe Register, and
James s. Clarkson, customs inspector o.
! the port OF New York.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-29

Czech Bros, with their customary
speed, have the new hose house, on the
corner of Market and ID streets, nearly
completed.
The eighth grade pupils of the Aber.
deem schools were complimented by the
examining board upon the neatness OF
their papers.
Mrs. Hal. Anderson and her mother
Mrs. Geo Middleton, are entertaining q
party of their lady friends, at the home
of Mrs. Anderson, PCS Market street
this Afternoon.
J.. c. Gilman, noted attorney o.
Seattle, and one OF the leading democrats
of the state, had legal business in the
city, Tuesday night.
d. Fl. Keith is having store front pnt
into his dwelling, on Heron street where
he will shortly open a first class cigar
candy and fruit store.
| The Christian Endeavor of the Con
SfeSdtloiidl CIluiSii 10 l'iS tt' ~ . :" ''"S
entertainment. to be given at the churcl
Friday evening, June, 6.
The pupils OF the eighth grade OF the
pubic schools evidenced their apprecia
ton of their teacher, Miss May Sylvester
by picnic lunch Tuesday.
The HERALD wants an agent in every
precinct in the county. and offers terms
, that will allow each one to make good
money. Write for particulars. II.
Clarence Slime left this morning fo
Nashville, Michigan, where he will MAKE
his home in the future, and where hi
family will follow in short time.
II. l.. Drake has been home this week
unable to attend to his merry-go-rount
business at Hoquiam. owing to an OLE
complaint having laid hold OF him.
Miss BURY Dalton has returned iron
/ Ashland, Wisconsin, and will resume he
former position as bookkeeper for thu
Anderson 4 Middleton Lumber Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-29

A large spool of steel cable arrived
from the east this week, for A. F. Coats,
to be used in his logging camp.
The new dry kiln of the Anderson &
Middleton mill is completed and almost
'ady for the reception Of lumber.
John Hegg. l52 Market street, had a
tumor removed from his side yesterday
by Drs. Schumacher and Scamell.
Mrs. w. B. Mack went to Portland,
yesterday, to meet a sister from the east,
VINO wi spend the summer here.
Master Reuben Fleet, son of the old
democratic war horse, D. w. Fleet, Wis.
tied friends in Aberdeen This week.
The Il. G. Club has invited number
OF young people to social gathering in
Odd Fellows hall next Saturday even.
ing.
Nathan Toklas, who is now travelling
for New York house, left yesterday,
after brief visit with Aberdeen rela-
tives.
The HERALD job printing department
is justly proud OF the souvenir OF the
Aberdeen Fire Department just com.
pleted.
SEWING MACHINE. "A White sewing
machine, in good working order, for sale
cheap. Can be seen at the HERALD
Office.
Mrs. Capt. Leitch arrived in the city
yesterday from the Philippine Islands,
and will visit relatives here the coming
summer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-29

T. C. Moulton is taking advantage Of
the absence of Mrs. Moulton in the east
and is having their dwelling house, on
Wishkah street, entirely remodeled.
The Friends in Council Club, and a
number of Hoquiam and Elma club
ladies', were charmingly entertained by
Mrs. Chas. sauers, Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. 0. N. Sullivan, Oculist- Optician,
will he at his home office, Todd's fhar-
nlacv June Goth, for one week. Re-
member all glasses are guaranteed for one
I year.
H. Hansen was treated at the Aber-
deem General hospital Tuesday morning
for badly cut finger, received while
working at the Western Cooperage
works.
Alfred Dean an emnloye at the West
port jettv. came up Tuesday to have a
cut on his forehead dressed. lie was
hit ny swinging block, while unload
ing rock.
In the superior court the following
cases have been set to date: Saturday,
May 81, H. f. Shelley ct. al. vs. H. E.
Hansen ct. al; Monday, June 3, State
We. W. J. Yourex.
The trustees OF the city library will
meet next Tuesday evening, in the city
library room, and hope to arrange mat
tiers for the immediate opening of the
library and reading room.
Robt. Wiley has sold bis wood contract
with the city, and his scow, used in
delivering the wood, to w. T. Mcbride,
and will hereafter devote his time to
cruising and locating lands.
Alex. Sweedenburg lies at st. Joseph
hospital in a critical condition, as the
result of an accident at the Westport
jetty Tuesday morning. Several ribs
were broken, and the extent of the i'll.
ternal injuries are not yet known.
Mrs. A. J. Anderson Of North Aberdeen
has remembered the city library with
beautiful plants, which add much to the
attractiveness of its windows. Such
thoughtful care on the part OF our citi'
zens will insure success to our library.
A sailor named Troburg was struck on
the head by flying chain, while loading
the steamer San Pedro, Tuesday. he
received severe wound, but was able te
sail on his vessel after having the wound
dressed at the Aberdeen General hos
pital.
John Damitio was down from Elma
yesterday, arranging to move here in the
near future. Mr.. Damitio sold one OF hit
farms, near Elma, to Julius Andrews
and will make his home in Aberdeen
leaving the management of his othel
farm to his sons.
Two fire alarms were rung off while
the HERALD was in press, Monday. Ont
of them was caused by slight blaze a
the home of Alfred j. Anderson, Nortf
Aberdeen, and the other at the McWhin
ney shipyard, neither Of which did an,
damage to speak OF.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-29

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT or THE STATE
l. Of Washington for Chehalis County.
Myrtle C. Woodward, Plaintiff, VS.. Clara B.
Martin and John Doe Martin, her husband,
and all persons unknown, If any. having or
claiming to have an interest in and to the
real property hereinafter described, Defend.
The State of Washington to Clrra B. Martin and
John Doe Martin. her husband, and all per-
sons unknown, If any. having or claiming to
have IN interest !, IN and to the real property
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
Myrtle G. Woodward is the holder of Certificate
9TH day Of December, 4. b. 1901. by the County
of Chehalis, State of Washington, for the
amount OF ten and q 100 dollars, the same
%aes @ the to
gether with penalty, interest and costs thereon.
upon real property assessed to you and OF
hsh the cSsss Or coy ste
washington, and particularly bounded and
described as follows. to-wit:
Lot five (5) block twelve l2) Evans Lewis
addition to Aberdeen, Chehalls county, Wash.
ington. and up,n which she h., paid taxes
Years Tax. Date Paid. Amt.
1891 ............Fe Feb. q, 1902. .. ........$O.&
Total amount OF taxes pad since date
of Certificate of delinquency $O.36
All of said amounts bearing interest al the
further notified that she will apply to the
Superior Court of the State of Washington. in
and for said county. for a Judgment fOreclosing
her lien against the property hereinbefore
appear within sixty days after the date
OF the first publication of this summons.
excl .sive OF the day of said first puolica-
ton. and defend this action or pay the
amount due, together with costs; and in
case of your failure to do so, judgment will be
rendered foreclosing the lieu for said Certif.
cate of delinquency, taxes. penalty interest and
costs against the lands and premises hereinbe-
fore mentioned.
Any pleading or process may be served upon
the undersigned at the adj 'ress hereafter
mentioned.
l.. II. BREWER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. o. Address: MontcsanO. Wash.
Date of first publication May 1902
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-29
BRIEF NJ ENTION.

Mrs G. $. Kendall is visiting friends
in Montesano.
Mrs. Richard Flyte visited friends at
Westport this week.
l.. CALI and family went to Seattle,
yesterday, to reside.
Mrs. N. G. Wheeler is suffering from
slightly scalded hand.
Mrs. N. St. M. Rikey is visiting rela-
tives in British Columbia.
DIR. VanWinkle, of Oakville, had bust
ness in the city, Tuesday.
Geo. A. McMasters, OF Porter, had
business in town lastnight.
When in Elma call on Fraser & Maize
for Bell of Lexington whiskey. 3m
Union meet OF the Young Peoples socie-
ties Sunday at Baptist church.
Bishop Keator will hold services at the
Episcopal church next sunday.
Miss Minnie Damito went to Tacoma,
Tuesday, on visit to her sister.
Miss Isabel McDermoth is taking a
weeks vacation at Cohassett Beach.
Creech Bros. began driving piles yes
terday for the extension of the American
mill.
Mrs. E. A. Suemnicht went to Olympia
this morning, on a visit with her par
ents.
Five candidates were initiated at the
meeting OF the Kebecca lodge Tuesday
evening.
Telephone Al to have your baggage or
trunks delivered pomptly to any part OF
the city.
K. j. Stoner, q promine mt merchant OF
Elma, had business in Aberdeen last
evening.
The Wilson Music Co. is moving into
the Reinboth building, on Heron street
below ii.
Miss Hazel Ashley, OF Elma, is at the
Aberdeen Genera! hospital recei"ing
Treatment.
Mrs. Warren Wood and Miss Calder
wood, OF Satsop, Visited friends in the
CITY Tuesday.
The High school is now ornamented
by the new flag, secured by the efforts
of the pupils.
SATURDAYS train was about eight hours
late, owing to II wreck on the main line
to Portland.
G.. p. Clerin returned Saturday from
Pacific county, where he had been on
land busin. IS.
+. F. Murray, d. Ross and Ben Rasor
returned Tuesday from their land claims,
on North Beach.
Cows FOR SALE-Several first class
mich cows for sale, by RUDOLPH DIsTLEk,
COsmOpOiis, Wash. u
Chas. l.. Lewis came down from his
Mason county shingle mill, Tuesday,
and returned today.
Hot weather seems to produce head
ache while our headache capsules reduce
it. EVANS DRUG Co.
A scow load OF building sand was re-
ceived ii I'm the lower Harbor, Monday,
by W. T. Mcbride.
Arthur Cross is out again, after his re-
cent illness, looking little peaked, but
is recovering rapidly.
Cliff NJ. Weatherwax is having the
ground cleared for the erection OF
dwelling on the hill.
Fraser & Maize Elma, purchase Bel!
of Lexington whskey direct from the
d;st;llarv in Kentucky. 3m
S.H. Smith Sr. is having fine mont
ment erected over the grave OF his son,
the late Oliver Smith.
James Smith, resident of Cosmopolls,
had a finger amputated at the Aberdeen
General hospital, Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs Ed. Lycan, of Hoqulam,
visited the city last week, the guests OF
Mr., and Mrs. G. J. Wooding.
Miss Nina Lewis was down from
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1902-05-29

Some m'screants scratched the plate
glass windows of the Boston store, in Il e
q street Zelasko block, Tuesday night,
in manner to cause considerable dam.
age. Count Zelasko will pay a reward
for information that will place the van
dals in the place provided by law for
their ilk.
G. +. Burrows & Co., have sold the
steamer I. c. Reed to the Lilly Bogardus
Co., Seattle, for $4,000. The Reed has
been engaged in profitable run, be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma, since going
to the Sound from Grays Harbor. She
was built at Aberdeen in 1897 at cost
OF $4,000, and has always been money
maker for her own owners, who have
sold her simply because they got good
price, and their interests are so large on
Grays Harbor as to demand their entire
attention.
Nelson & Brecht, of this city, received
verdict In the superior court yesterday
against the Nelson Bennett Co. for 1862.
The action grew out of the furnishing of
supplies to Blue & Mounce, who held
sub-contract on the Hoquiam extension
of the railroad, by the Aberdeen grocery
firm. On trial it was shown that Nelson
& Brecht had presented an order for
their bill on the Bennett Co., for their
money at tine when the Bennett peo-
pie were owning Blue & Mounce suffici-
ent to more than pay the account, but IL e
former had diverted the money then due
Blue & Mounce to the payment OF orders
received subsequently, and the jury held
the Nelson 4 Brecht were entitled to the
morey due when their order was pre-
scented.
Duncan Drummond was taken to Mon
tesano, yesterday, and committed to the
insane asylum. MIR. Drummond is an
old resident of this vicinity, and is man
of remarkable physique, and was quite
troublesome to the arresting officials.
The loss Of quite a body OF land on the
south side OF the river, for which he had
been offered large sum during the boom
days, unbalanced his mind, and for sew
eral years Mr.. Drummond has led pre-
carious existence. He has always had
horror Of becoming public charge, in
which he wa humored BY his many
friends, who cheerfully contributed to
his support, but of late it has been
deemed necessary to have him placed
! where he would receive proper treatment
| to prevent his death from neglect. Hence
the present action, which was instituted
by his friends, who will be glad to well
come him back to Grays Harbor upon
his convalescence.
| w NtY u CrYDUDIOD COT,DT ~ b TIT RI ,T M,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

miles they gave it up. leaving the victory to
Mrs. Chas. E. Young has returned to her home
In st. Louis after an extended visit to friends
here.
Mrs. Louise Harris Holland Of st. Louis II
Mrs. 1sadore Victor departed wednesday for
st. Louis visit
Mrs D. e. Stoner departed for her home IN
Kansas City last Sunday. after several weeks
visit to her daughters. Misses Carolyn and
Edith. who are attending the university.
Mrs. g. o. Guitar Is visiting her daughter.
J. l. psister r Of i the e. Christian Rrothers Col
1ege departed for St Louis last Sunday after
a visit to Mr.. Stone and family.
Mrs. Bedford Hudson and little daughter have
returned to Carrolton after visit to her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. J: P. Hubbell;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Tillesy leave IN fev
where Mr.. T1llery has purchased the drug store
formerly owned by S. T. Hunter.
The young ladies' of Christian CblleGo ave
their annual reception Monday evening. The
beautiful pariors and corridors Of the couego
were thrown open and tastefuly decorated for
Mrs. Dyas and Mrs. Bouchelle have returned
from Glasgow. where they attended the funeral
OF their sister. Mrs Edwin W. Price:
Mrs w W. Warder returned SUNDAY efter .
visit to Mrs Stockton. who leaves In . few days
TO spend the remainder Of the winter 1t Palm
MIS-. W. a. vfvion and sister. Miss Mary Rsb-
nett VIII leave this week for the South. n
amend the remainder Of the winter. They WI
frst spend q short time In Chariestoo. g
Mrs James Guitar was the hostess q tn
Maeazine Club Friday afsernoor; 4.
- ME- ha d.ushte2.s M Misses HdftS ana Svivsuas -
christian COLLEGE,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19

Lola Gushing. Mrs. r G. Cushing, Miss s; Amer
lea Long. Miss Miss Eugenia Jones' n Miss & MargaTe' ,es
L%sllls cashins MS fn Rose ss aadasn @ Aas0a s
nns Mr. hnd and Mr l MaP y Of st.
Mrs Mrs J. T Craig returns to;nisht from . Joplin
shs hhs OF cesso srf Mr. and
>. eomans gave dinner party % on Monday. .r-
.strsnng Mr. as and Mrs. sla B. 4 F. ss Forster Sf 81
Paul On n..v Wednesday Afternoon Mrs Forster gs,,
ss ss aaar mrs S esnnen M4 Ts
hisSRsr,s. Ms. y: c. MasseImas; Miss Mary Nc:
Miss kaihsrne ei Seymour. t Miss ! Jessie Forster
Ferns, smilaX and carnations were the decoIa-
Miss Mable Mari Miss Halle Rhodes and Miss
Jessie Forster served punch in the dining
ing her sister Mrs. " x. BFewsr
Mrs 81 ca, Hoffman Is to have friends for Lunch W
3 P Byinston and Miss sH Isabel fAH Brewer % are to
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. s. G.: Puter-
saush h Of chisago Mr. and Mrs. Mrs F. W ssen FrsyseR
Covers were laid for twenty, The guests were:
Nc aas Mi ny GGS Man Hsfa Nh
sd Ssses M ans Mr. n and Ei s Ma
Miss NeIiie @ wi!hem Of Lawrence Mr. i,fa WiIiard
:, News comes from Michita of the marriage
Weed s Hiekspan; 5Sr%ssrly & his City; ~ ~
Miss Dorthy and Miss Pet LIVE are in 81:
visiting Miss, Trorlicht.
day nights dinner was social triumph Pink
and white was the color scheme The tabie was
and s Neson a always they
were charming horts. they very presence max
1"s ;nf 2seaPn anS MS sHsaa
and Mrs. Frank Brumhack, Mr., and Mrs Harry
and %rs Fred red Hornbeek. Pa beck doctor and Mrs st
c na rs sres5 Wsm M and Ks ke Ws0n r and Mrs VII
liam A. Ne,teton Mr. and Mrs J9hR Nj l: GiSxsI Insb
Bird m p Doctor tor and Mrs rs. jefferson d. Griffith: Mr
and Mrs Chester A. Snider, Mr. and Mrs s,. =.
ahdsr an GleBasa1nf Basss Mr MEs Stuart GaTss MI
Mrs John A. Long has friends for cards this
Mrs Maud swygard is in St Louis visiting
Msnce!lo ssh9olPa,ss nat. had marty Of friends for
luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Mrs James
X BurnhamT1; :aT1or--o.s, uncbeon given to-day by
Nrs M John F Downing Tor Mrs. James K ,,an1s burn
ham Hsnrg hs gnss,s Tsn B4hs nslads Mrs aysr
4. a Tominson Mrs Henry syosaT aSpkiHS Mrs. Ms NJ Y.
s. s. FlGTer csf Mrs. MEs Lulu II Thasher MIS- n
Ciendening. Mrs. George D. Fearey' MISS e'afa
Pink carnations. lilies Of the valley y pretty tT,
froas and jolly party marked ua the eS anIfr mr snd
M Mrs Chester snider Those attending were; Nj.
and Mrs Seedi1tt Poc9I Mssan ana bontor Nss and
Gr1sh ana M4s Mr. ESnaTd haa MTs sFss!
Fnower MIR Knott Mr. GeSTEs sea Mrs Hpag Maf
M. air. TT a'u Holmes Mr. and Mrs. W. II. chapman
Captain and Mrs nnc,oT and d M9s Rras a siar sh Mt
toIo ,is Lna' Ior,es Mackenzie Mr.. and Mrs. h. u.
Ashey M S.2 and Mn Mss II Maxs Tslf rsnces
Al noon ~ The the late Mr. and Mrs. Francis
HeaTne Of New York was married TO MI s'AA'
ley at the First Presbyteran Church MIS- MISS
Nella Stees ter met was married to Mr. Clarence T.
Shepherd Of oakand, Gal nalenss tseeR5Sa {aowed
res:dence CEREMONY They are to make 'hef
home in Oakland
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-01-19
MISS ORA VAN PELT

GTs Fred Eekss is entertaining Mrs. Louis
Lapham and family of Harrison, Ark.
Mrs; Richard Smith has for her guest Mrs.
Mrs viii Bluett a and little daughter of St.
Logis are are the guests of Mrs: sehiiing.
The Challenge Club met with Mrs. Oscar
Headley Friday afternoon. Those present Were:
Mrs. McLain Jones Mrs. T. J: Delaney, Mrs
Charles Brooks, Mrs. J: C. Crens!,aw Mrs. Frank
Massey, M-s. Katherine Wileoyi Mrs: Harry
Mrs Louis Meyer. Mrs William Shelton. Miss
Albertine scho1en and Miss Hattie Ra.hbun.
Ladies' Social Club Saturday afternoon. Thos.
present were Mrs. Frank Ferguson. Miss Nannie
hackney, Miss Mathilde Ferguson. Miss Beuah
palette, Miss Helen otterson Miss Lillian Hymes.
Miss Cornelia Otterson. Miss Stella Mitchell.
Miss Bess Mack. Miss Ida Dixon. Miss Kitten
Ferguson and Miss Stella Means;
Club, Thursday afternoon. Those present were
Mrs. McLain Jones. Mrs. ]. G. Srenshaw. Mrs;
J. Delaney rn yws Ms sssoG GruSes Ss MIR N M
ter. Mrs. J. D. White, Mrs Tom Johnson, Mrs.
George CooDer, Mrs HefIerman: e man. ars;
The Needlework Club met with Mrs. ]. B.
Mack Monday. AFTERNOON. Those present We're:
Ferguson. Mrs. Carson. Mrs; Y. O. oldham.
Mrs. NJ. Jess, Mrs. e. r. Mcdonald, Mrs ]:
Heekenlineiy; ; Mrs y F. McoTs p seamans. Mrs Carl
Miss Edna Perry and Miss Mae Peterson enter
tained the n. G. c. Club Thursday afternoon.
IsSTe IdSe Miss Maize Jenkn MISS
Miss Lulu Graham, Miss Nell Chinn. Mis-, BERTHE
Mrs c. b. McAfee. Mrs. Joe Sheppard, Mrs.
Newsom. Mrs. Martin Hardwick: Mrs. D. c.
Kennedy and Mrs. Ernest McAfee enjoyed q
day's outing at the James River Clubhouse Fri