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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-27

THE annual ball of the Southern (CD club. which took place last
 night, marked the formal open ing of It's new clubhouse and enter tained its circle of friends. both in Bir- mingham and other cities and states
 Many charming visitors graeed the oc- casion.
 The entire clubhouse. which was elab- orately decorated. was thrown open to receive the guests.
 There were two orchestras rendering beautiful music. one in the ballroom and one in the lower hall. The Twentieth street porch was closed in with canvass, and there punch was served. The re- treatments were served in three courses in the billiard room Dancing continued until a late hour and each guest parted with a delightful remembrance of the Southern club.
 Among those present were Miss Leland of Tuscaloosa. Miss Gage of Washington, Miss Hannah Stuart of Marion, Miss Willie Caffee of Ashville. Miss Cook of New Orleans, Miss Clara Parke of Selma, Miss Bessie Mallory of Selma Miss Law of Atlanta. Miss Henderson of North Car ollna, Miss McLane of Florida, Miss Adamson of Virginia, Miss Watkins of Tennessee, Miss Evins of Tennessee, Mrs Thomas Parke, Mrs. Alex T. Lon don, Mrs M. N. Due, Miss Carrie Sharpe, Miss. Ethel Sharpe. Miss Ada Mowron, Mss ,Mignon Conner, Miss Jennie Trim ble. Miss Alberta Fulghum, Miss Carrie Vance, Miss Ann Roberts, Miss Ben Jemison, Mrs. J. Norman Brooks, Miss Taylor of Huntsville, Mrs. Kettig, Miss Moody, Mrs. Harry Jones, Mrs. Solon Jacobs. Mrs. Ledbetter. Mrs. Ben Moore. Mrs. J. D. Moore. Mrs. John Mcqueen, Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Walker Percy, Mrs. P B. Clark. Mrs. l. F. Shipman. Miss Lillian Roden, Mrs Zac Naoers Mrs. J. F., Graham, Mrs. James MeCrery, Miss Alexina wilkins. Miss Grey Will kins of Nashville, Miss Hannah Elliott Miss Frederick Dimmick. Miss Hazel DimmiclS Miss Wilcox, Miss Anna May Phelan, Miss Broadway, Miss Rosa L. Weller of Anniston, Mrs. P. Toulmin' Mrs. Maben Hobson. Mrs. F. M Tut wiler, Miss Kate Smith, Miss Ethel Cliff 1Ord, MISS Emma 1eeuyp h1IS. 1Ndt AhhiSA' Mrs. William Chenoweth, Mrs w B. Leedy, Miss Annie Jemison, Miss Mabel Roy Miss Annie Reid, Miss George Weatherly, Miss Bessie Milner, Miss Kate Rogan, Miss Amy Jordan, Mrs. F. w. Bromberg, Mrs. J. W. Tomlinson, Mrs. c. H. Scholar, Mrs. Crawford Leeth, Mrs. Cook Husbands, Mrs. Oscar L. Gregory, Mrs. Allen W. Haskell, Mrs H. B. Gray, Mrs. Hartridge of Florida, Mrs. Holmes of Florida, Mrs. Jessie Drennen, Mrs. Fannie Arnold deBar- deleben, Mrs. Edward Wilcox, Mrs. Hu- bert Drennen, Mrs. Felix Drennen, Miss Lily Drennen, Mrs. Louis Minor Miss Marjory Catchings, Mrs. George Kelly, Miss Clara Bell Wilson of Atlanta, Mrs. F. Y Anderson, Mrs. Truman Aldrich, Jr., Miss Mamie Moore, Miss Alice Moore, Mrs. w. P. G. Harding, Mrs. H. H. May berry, Mrs. Frank Grider, Mrs. N. w. Trimble, Miss Louise Frazier, Miss May belle Frazier, Miss .DangaAx. Miss Helen vanHoose, Miss Mary Lou Ware, Mrs Robert Baugh Mrs. L. B. Barclay. Miss Helen Erman, Miss Avis Erman, Miss Gertrude Erman Mrs. John Warren.
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in honor of Mrs. cathcart of South Caro- Ina. Mrs. Alexander of South Carolina and Mrs. Ben Hagood of South Carolina, and Miss Hagood.
 Mrs. Barnes Ingram will have Miss Jones Of New York as her guest soon and there will be several parties given in her honor.
 Miss Walton of Tennessee Is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Arthur Adams.
 Miss Hannale Stuart of Marion is the guest of Miss Annie Reid.
 Capt. ". R. Dashiel of the United States army who is the guest of Mrs. Richmond P. Tretmore. was at the South ern club reception last night.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hancock of Tenn essee are the guests of Colonel and Mrs. Higdon at Woodlawn.
 Mrs. E. Leibman of Knoxville Tenn. is visiting her brother, MT. s. spiro. Miss Lillian Simmons of Louisville Ky, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Ewald, at 1516 Fifth avenue.
 Mrs S. E. Thompson will entertain the clionian club Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 
 Miss Louise Moore has returned from a visit to Columbus, Ga.
 The Twentieth Century club will meet with Mrs. c. A. Jones, on Huntsville avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
 The Womans club will meet Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock and all of the members are urged to be present.
 
 Miss Mary B. Littleton was married last night at o'clock at St. Paurs Catholic church to MT. P. J. Thornton. the Rev. Father o'Reilly officiating. MT. Thornton is local manager N>sne South ern Cement company's Vanderbilt div ision. Miss Littleton Is a graduate of the Notre Dame institute, in St. Louis, Mo, and is an accomplished musician. They will reside on Forty-second street. East Birmingham.
 Mrs. Ed Wilkerson and her guest will be at home tomorrow afternoon instead of this afternoon.
 The Quest club will meet with Mrs. c. H. Read tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, instead of with Mrs. J. R. Wheeler, as announced.
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scoTT-JoHNsoN.

Miss Ada Beatrice Johnson was mar ried yesterday afternoon at o'clock to MT. Jesse J. Scott at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. John son. 62O North Seventeenth street. Dr. Caldwell and Miss Lulu Mae Aldrich were the attendants. The Rev. A. c. Davidson officiated. The bride was gowned in a travelling suit of castor, with touches of white, and the bridesmaid wore blue cloth suit and carried white chrysanthe- mums. The music was rendered by Mrs.
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MRS. WALTER's CARD PARTY.

AeAAN oA 1-V ANoA tA 3tNCltlENAltI 1AANNAs
 -----.s-
 MRS. WALTERS CARD PARTY.
 Mrs. Thomas N. Walters entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Phelan. The home was elaborately deco rated with roses. chrysanthemums and carnations. The score cards were hand painted chrysanthemums, the work of Miss Phelan.
 Mrs. Walters was gowned in a black lace dress over black silk.
 Miss Phelan looked charming in tan trimmed with blue.
 Miss Vanhoose wore a green silk.
 Miss Roberts wore a white princess dress.
 Mrs. Aldrich. pink silk
 Mrs. J. D. Dabney. black net.
 Mrs. J. N. Brooks red embroidered swiss.
 Mrs. Jacobs in black and white silk. Mrs Woodson. black and white toilette. Mrs. Battle, blue trimmed in white. Mrs Carter. blue silk.
 Mrs woodruff, gown of black.
 Miss Dangaix, blue with touches of lace.
 Miss Weatherly, red and black.
 Miss Pegram, lace dress over green.
 Miss Johnston. gown of white.
 Miss King, in white.
 Mrs. F. L. Clark wore a lowered silk. Miss Biff Jemison. In white.
 Mrs. French wore blue.
 Mrs. Morson wore black net dress.
 Mrs. Graham, grey etomine.
 The first prize. a handsome picture, was won by Mrs. Charles Scholar and the lone hand prize, a cut glass bon-bon dish. was won by Mrs. N. W. Trimbie, and the booby was won In a cut by Mrs. J. Norman Brooks.
 Mrs. | ers' receiving party was Miss Phelan. Mrs Frank L. Clarke. Mrs. T. H. Aldrich. Jr., Mrs. J. D. Dabney, Mrs. William B. Battle. Mrs. L. G. Woodson, Mrs. J. ?. Graham. Mrs. T. H Aldrich, Mrs. Solon Jacobs, Mrs. R. A. Hart, Mrs. R. L. Carter, Mrs. J. B. Morson. Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff. Mrs. William French, Miss Dangaix. Miss Beff Jemi- son, Miss Ala King, Miss Nancy John ston, Miss Helen vanHoose, Miss Ann Roberts. Miss George weatherly, Miss Emma Toulman Reid and Miss Elanor Pegram.
 Mrs. Walters guests were: Mrs. John Tomlinson, Mrs. N. w. Trimble, Mrs. Norton, Mrs. W. G. Estes, Mrs. Cobbs, Mrs. F. L. Runyon, Mrs. Felix Drennen, Mrs. Zach Nabers. Mrs F. F. Nabers, Mrs Edward Kirkley. Mrs. Whitfield, Mrs. J. P. Ross, Mrs. P. T. Clarke, Mrs. G. H. Clarke, Mrs. Latady, Mrs. Will liam Montgomery. Mrs. James Weather ly, Mrs. David Roberts, Mrs. T. V. Boardman, Mrs. F. L. Fulenwider, Mrs. Sterling Lanier Mrs. Alice Smith, Mrs. B. F. Moore, Mrs. Charles Scholar. Mrs. John Frazier, Mrs. Sevier. Mrs Mayben Hobson Mrs p. M Tutwiler, Mrs. J. A. vanTIoose, Mrs. Victor Gage, Mrs. T. D. Park. Mrs. Robert Pegram Mrs. Henry Shell, Mrs. William Worthington, Mrs. Lee Bradley, Mrs. Daniel Greene, Mrs. William Doane, Mrs. Hardee Johnston, Mrs Tipton, Mrs. F. D. Thompson. Mrs. A. A. Coleman and Miss Hannah Elliott, Miss Lillian Roden, Miss Ethel Clifford, Miss Carrie Nance. Miss Morrison. Miss Jennie Trimble, Miss Mabel Ray and Miss Elinor Pegram.
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BIG RIVER IN THE FAR NORTH.
Steamboat Captain Naviaates It to Come for First Time In Ten Years.

From the Ottawa (Canada) Free Press.
 Tn a few days a relative of a promi- nent Ottawa civil servant is expected in the city. He Is Capt. J. W. Mills of the Hudson May companys steamer wrigley. on the Mackenzie river. few days ago he reached civilization-or at
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has ever before seen a locomotive, an elevator a street car. or more than twenty white people at time. The cap tain will stay here till February when he will again go north travelling over 1000 miles on snowshoes. Mrs Mills will go later, when navigation opens
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m,. wInsIow,. soothino syrup

Mrs. Winslow's Sootn'no syrup the best remedy for DIARRHonA- sola nv erursists tn every part of the world pa sure and ask for Mrs. Wlnslows Soothing syru :" nd take no other kind. Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOI HERS TT their CHILDREN WHILE LETTING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t 80. -45S the tIIIT.T, so, TENS the sJM5. ALLAYn sn PAIN. CURES WIND coI4IC. and is Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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Enormous Demand.

The. enormous Demand for "GooD LUCK" Baking Powder is alone attribu- table to the possession of Intrinsic Merit at Just and Equitable Price. It's Purity, High Leavening Power and General Excel ence is unsurpassable.
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Prickly Ash Bitters can be depended on to cure the kidneys, corrects the urine, strengthens the stomach ana re- lieyes backache.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-27

Now is the time to take a good fall medicine. Hoods Sarsaparil1a is the best. It purifies the blood
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Line and half tone cuts. Age-Heraid Engraving Company.
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CLUB GIVES
 ITS ANNUAL RECEPTION

R. v. Allgood. The color scheme was carried out in the decorations of the house. On thelr return from the we'd ding trip Mir. and Mrs. Scott will be at home at 620 North Seventeenth street.
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M - ET-@ FD - E-t =,
 Wrlfe-.Why I was going to. but when offered to bet husky fellow two Ice cream sodas to a box of carameis ne Jus. gave me rude stare!
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It Didn't Go.

From the Chicago News.
 Freddie-Did you bet on the rootDai
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The Womans club will meet Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock and all of the members are urged to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
lANY BEAUTIES THERE
AND LOVELY THEY WERE

In the boxes at the show were many
women noted for thAr beauty. Miss
Aiay Handy was one OF these, another
was Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, and
ahere were many moro famous beauties
The toilettes presented a sh1rlmerinr,
radiating color scheme. which was i'm
mensely effective when viewed across
The arena Worth was there and Red
tcrn was there in those mysterious and
fetching combinations which give the
horse his annual excuse to so on parade.
and are SO mystifying to man.
Society oVcrrun the boxes early ana
then began to creep into the seats above
The first four or five ROWS Of the re-
served seats presented picture identica,
almost with that OF the boxes. the only,
difference being an NATURALIZATION.
The paddocks We're crowded last night
The early corners hocked into the raa-
docks to take a cup OF tea With King
Horse in his own home. The horses Of
Mr. Drexel. which We're not shown to-
night. attracted wide attention There
was considerable disappointment that
Lord and Lady Wootton We're not seen
in the four-in-hand class These two
horses are Two OF the most admired ami
mails which have appeared Mrs Albert
Youngs horses. too. are immensely pop
ular With the true lovers OF horse flesh.
as are the four exhibited by Mr.. Allen
Potts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
DANCER AT THE DOOR
BY CARRIAGES CR0WDlNG

The situation in the front of the build
ing last night was not only Disagree
able: it was dangerous. Cabs and car
fiages were drawn up directly In front
OF the main exilit and formed a block
ade. practically shutting Off the out
pouring crowd from the cars. 1t was
>necessary in order to reach the for
ward cars to bob under horses heads.
take chances between wheels barely far
enough apart for a person to pass and
to do astounding acrobatic feats. The
horses. too. from long standing were
nervous and fretful This state of affairs
endangered dozens OF lives last night
And delayed those who wanted to get
into the forward cars and start for
bone.
For two nights now this state of at
fairs has been the same 1t was un-
perstood that last night .he evil would
be removed. but 1t had not been done,
and the danger was still there AS for
The car service 1t was as good as OH
TUESDAY night, and the tremendous
erowd was handled easily and rapidly
by the many cars on hand when the
ma came. The only complaint at all
WAS against the summer cars which had
>een pressed into service despite the
lhill If tho air. Still every one was as
eood-natrred as ever. and took what
providence and the street railway peo-
0lo Droytded without a n,urmey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16

loney, Philadelphia; Miss Grace Bidsood.
Miss Margaret Shields and AIR. George
Ianghorue Bldsood.
No. Jl-D. j. Martin-Miss Myrtle Da-
v:s, Richmond: Miss Willie Martin. Rich
inond; Miss Fanny Martin. Richmond:
Miss b. T.. Hechler, New York; L. L.
Martin. Richmond.
NO. s2-Cnaries IL Moore-Mrs. Wallach
Mrs. Buseiy and G. Fl. Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Whitelsy gave
a small supper after the Horse Show
tuesday night. Those present We're AIr.
and Mrs. Fred. Scott. MIR and Mrs.
shomas Nelson Carter. Mrs Barton II
Grundy, Governor and Mrs. A. J. Mon
tague, Mr.. and Mrs NIoncure Perkins
MIR. and Mrs, c. D. Langhorne. of Mi
rador..' Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson. OF
New York; Miss Hattie Ross Miss Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Boiling. Miss Mary Euford.
Miss Lemon, OF Baltimore; Messrs. Chas.
Antrim. 10. Lane stern. George Cole
Scott, A. S. Buford. Jr., Charles Stuart
L. NJ. G. Reed.
Mrs Moucure Perkins was the hostess
at a post-show supper. given Iast even
ing in honor OF Mrs. Charles Dana Gio-
son. OF New York. who is her guest.
Though informal. the occasion was most
oiAJoS que anu COliSs
Miss Mary Buford will entertain Thurs
day night In honor ofths Mise, Lemon.
of Baltimore. s
Mrs. William B. Leeds and Mr.. James
Hobart Moore. of Chicago are at the
Richmond Horse Show with their party.
and have thslr horses here. which will
be shown later in the month In Chicago.
NV.
use while in Richmond are tastefuIly dec
grated with American beauty roses. In
the party are Miss Rose Douglas Wal
Zach, Of Washington: Mr.. George 3.
Hoyt. of New York: Mfr. and Mrs. Frsd-
eric Sterry, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Diblee.
Mr.. Harold FL Howard. OF Chicago: Sir
Charles E. Elliott and Mr.. Z. H Burtoa-
OF Richmond.
Among the spectators in the front row
E@of seats last evening were Miss Rose
Mordecai. Mr. Jeffrey Montague, MIR.
Norwood Mocdecat, Mr.. and Mrs w. Ben
Palmer and Mr. Blair Boiling.
Mrs F.. P Carr. the venerable mother
of General Julian S. Carr. North Caro-
lina's great philanthropist, is visiting nor
niece Mrs James a. AskeW, OF NO. 10
North ruenty-uinth Street Mrs Carr.
who IS aigntN-clStls@ES t1(itS oso'L1ssAi'0 ~" 8
Richmond TO attend the Horse snow.
Miss Annie sBra nch OF No. 22s Harrison
Street. hes as her guest Tor me fiorS
s,hnu, Mss Mamie Martin. Of Peters,
.t,,,,,- Roth vo1fag ladies' have engage
r,en,s for. every evening this week
Miss Louise Atkins is with Miss Jo'
mime Putnev for the Horse ShoSs
r G
Miss Emma Trrets Of Washington IS
Win Miss Katherine Phillips for the week,
Mfr and Mrs. Aubrey chesterman OF
r5,,,-ehb,,rg are the guests OF Mr. ana
Mrs. E. b, chssterman during the Horse
Show.
Mrs. Harold rferrick Colonel and MrA
r,c.,.e.,Y.,, ,rf, Miss Janev T. Steel. u
washington. are guests OF Or, Georse
steel. No 100 East Main Street. during
the Horse Show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-16
SOME JUMPING WAS FINE
AND SOME WAS NOT

In the hunters and Jumpers class I'M
tnediately preceding this sldies class.
there were twenty-five entries So crowd
ed was tho ring, that after the horses
had been brought in and looked over,
they wore led out and brought back one
II time for a try over the tail TIM
bsrs. Several clumsy ones were IN fhe
class and Afforded a deal OF amusement
particularly one sngacious boast who pos
ltiyely refused 10 take the jumps, but
climbed over them, letting himself down
easy on tho other side. Blizzard. in this
class, Bumped as IL he had business on the
pthcr side. and Meadow Plume spiked the
fence twice in his four jumps. Mount
Drn was the horse which got excited
and bolted His rider swung on desper-
Ately, and put him over the jumps all
tight but he didn't figure among the
winners. First in this class was Guy
Rock. gelding. which barely touched the
TOP t!mbers as she went over: second was
6kylark possibly the cleanest jumper in
4he list. with Miss English third.
These jumping spectacles have proven
che most popular features at Richmond
Horse Shows. The fact That the three
las. >svcnts were all jumping. kept the
crowd in the building until the very ast
tihbon !,ae been tied on.
Harness events last night. too. attracted
q great deal OF favorable attention. The
first event was horses in harness. class
8. Prince Henry was Immediately re-
moved from the eligible list by his bad
Behavior. and between Fashion, Act-a-Bit
and step-a-Bit the contest was close The
ribbons for the first three went in the
order named. with Moscow, Mr.. DreXel's
horse. fourth.
Act-a-Bit again met Fashion in the gig
horse. class 20. and again Fashion beat
him, winning the red. while the yellow
had to satisfy Act-a BIT. The blue went
10 good old David 15arum. by many pro
nounced the best all-round horse in the
exhibition. This was mn Immensely pop
l,lar victory.
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0M!z2al1gzAD
M !z:!!.::& 8QZS' 0Zzzzzz{RS
who win be seen in tandem and in har-

who will be seen in tandem and in har-
ness.
First tonight will come the roadstcrs
class 1. The sixteen entries will show sew
eral horses which have not yet appeared
Then will come the horses in harness..
class 4. In this class there is a splendid
entry list. Fortune and Miss Fortune
are in from Mrs. Youngs string. Lord
and Lady Wootton are in David Harum
and Lord Radiant and Brownette and
Carmencieta. These eight animals are
looked upon as eight of the best ever
seen in this city. and the contest will be
closed between the four. Lord and Lady
Wootton are looked to as the first prize
winners.
Combination harness and saddle horses.
class TO- will be next. This will
bring out Lightfoot. Pathfinder. Tele-
gram, Royal Rival, Black Prince and
others of the best. 1t is expected that
the contest will leave Lghtfoot and
Royal Rival in the money somewhere.
possibly first and second.
Ladies turnout Class II. will bring out
Act-a-Bit. Miss Fortune. Lady Marjorie
and others of the best class Act-a-Bit.
who has already earned half dozen
ribbons, is expected to have an excel
lent chance at the ribbon in this class.
Next will come the pony show. the
Iiiipuiian end Of the game. There are
1Our cntT1eS IN lfllS ECidSS-lDlu al ID.
Gypsy and Roanoke. Jr. They will be
shown in harness. with children driving
The little fellows will come as a pleas
ant relief after the straightaway5 exhl-
bition Of lusty horse flesh of the larger
calibre. Druid is the smallest of all the
ponies. being only thirteen hands high.
He will be exhibited by Duncan Wright
Park Tandems. Class II. brings out ten
pairs. of which Lord and Lady Wootton,
Fortune and Miss Fortune, Act-a-Bit
and Step-a-Bt. David Harum and mate.
Whirl and Fashion. and others VIII be
shown. This Will be another nerve
racker for the judges. These horses in.
every class they have met have always
proven hard proposition for the judges
because of their general excellence. 1t
is only in minor points that decision
can be made between them.
In the Hunters and Jumpers. Class e.
there comes Squeedunk. Kathleen. Path
finder and Tip Top. along with the
others. On the showing OF last night it
is expected that Tip Top will. figure we'll.
toward the front when the ribbons are
distributed.
The Corinthian class OF hunters and
jumpers viii bring out practically all
The hunters and Jumpers in the stables.
1t is open to all and there are thirty
three entries. This will be reserved as
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/ and Mrs c. H watkins. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ w. F. TflIar. of Emporia, Va; Miss
t Adelaide Watkins, Mr.. GuiGon.
! No. 61J, b Mosby-Mr. and Mrs. Ju-
/ nous Mosby, Miss Preston Womack, Mrs.
\ CHINA
| No. es-H. w. Fuller-Nliss Fuller. Mr..
and Mrs H W. Fuller, rs. Fred Stacy,
Miss JuSa a1agruder, MI: George Hoyt.
N. se-Langhorne Putney-Mr. and Mrs.
Langhorne Putney. Mrs. Read Miss To-
sephine Putney, Miss Louise Atkins. Mr..
w. p. Drewry.
No. 7O-Isaac J. and Milton Marcuse-
Mrs. NIyer Kirsh. Miss sallie Lyons
May, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac J. Marcuse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton E. Ilarcuss.
No. TIL. L Cabell-Mr. and Mrs "a.
| L. CabelI. Mr.. ana Mrs W. r. Meredith.
Mr.. W. O. Shelton. Mr.. ]. c. Cabell,
Miss Marianne Meade.
No. 7-Mlss Bessie Martin-afiss Bes-
sic Martin. Miss Carolyn Martin. Mr..
and Mrs. Julian Morris.
! No 7IWilfam Habliston-Mr. F. II
Hablston, Miss Ida Hablisten. Mr. c
I'd. Habliston, Mrs. C. 2. Hnblistcn. Mr.
&C.. s. Habliston
No. TN. NJ. Nfartin-Misses Margaret
and Mary Watkins, Miss Martin. Major
Andrew venable. Halifax. Sidney: Mr..
| Tucker Darlington. DR.. Roger Martin,
| Master William Martin, Mr. M. NJ. Mar
| tin.
No. 7rw. Fl Parrish and guest
No. 76-. s. Crenshaw-Allss Mary
Lewis. Senator and Mrs. Thomas Martin
and others
No. 77-Lawson Younger-Nrr. J. L.
| Antrim. Mr.. and Mrs L. c.. Younger.
! Miss Cora w. Younger. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. smallman. Miss Ellen Basby. Mr.
Hugh Antrim, Mr.. H. 9. Beverly
No. 7S-Fritz sitterdinE-Miss Florence
| Wright. Petersburg. Va: Mr.. Cleveland
Wright, Petersburg, Va, AR Howard
| Wright. Petersburg. Va: Mr.. Jack Ell
Agnes sitterding. Mr.. and Mrs F. Sit
| terding.
No. 7s-R- Carter soott-AIiss Emily
| Mr.. E. c.. Wight. Colonel Joe Button.
No. So-Granville Vafentine-4Lr. Henry
Lee Valentine. Mr.. ]. Smith Broken
| brough
No. SIR. H. Dulany--Mrs. R. H. Du-
| lany. Miss DuIany Miss Terry Dulany.
Mr.. John P. D. Maury
No. s2-N. 3. Tennant-Mr. and Mrs.
| E. J. Willis, Miss Tenant. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Tenant. Judge George Morris.
|
| Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Wallace.
!, Mrs. +. Wallace Carmichael
| No. s4-Aferiwether Jones-N1iss Cath
| crime Fontatne, OF Baltimore: Miss kath-
! arine F. Meade. OF Richmond: Miss
Rosalie Fontaine Jones. Miss Lou Belle
catesby Jones. Mr.. T. Catesby Jones.
Mr.. Meriwether Jones.
Mo. S5-W. r. Johnson-Captain w. r.
Johnson and daughter. Mary. Mrs. Gem
eral Joseph r. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Davenport. Miss Bruce.
| No. SG-Charies U. Wiliiams-Mr. and
Mrs John w. Atkinson. Jr., Miss Bessie
| Baker, Charles T.. Williams. Jr.
No. S7-Lewis Brander-N1rs- Moulton.
| Miss Mary Aroulton. Miss Barton. Miss
| Booker. Miss Brander, Mr.. Willie Ilm-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Wilson. Miss
I Kate N1tchauS.
No ss-W. II. Urquhart-Mr. and Mrs.
| Richie. Miss Urauhart. Miss Heath. Miss
| Chisholm, Miss Rachel Urquhart. Miss
! Lizzie Boyd. Mr.. f. O. McCabe. Mr..
brooks and Mr.. A. G.. Mckenney.
NO. see. Thomas Orgain-Mr- and Mrs.
e. Thomas ORGAN. Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Organ. Miss Eliza Cowherd. Miss Alice
/ X. Yancey and Miss Louise L. Yancey.
No 9o-E. NJ Crutchheid-sli<s Ethel
Steele, Creston. Pa. Miss Margaret Me-