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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
of patients received las1

The number of patients received last year was 366.
 Residence Brooklyn, IN. Y, i; Bea- con Falls, ?; Boston, ?; Bridge Hamp- ton, L. l., 1; Bridgeport, 1; Colebgook, l; Coatesville, Pa, 1; Cornwall Bridge, 1; Dudley, Mass, 1; Derby, l.; Danbury, I; Greenfield, O., 1 Lewiston, Pa, l.; Middlebury. ?; Naugatuck, 9; New Haven. 1; New York city, |; Oxford, 1; !; Oakville. 1; Southington, 3; South Beth lehem, Pa, |; Southbury, 4; Torrington, 6; Terryville, I Thomaston, 12; Wa terbury, 297; Watertown, ?; Wolcott, 1; Woodbury. 9; Winsted, 3; Wood bridge, 1; total, 393.
 Nativity-Austria 13, Canada 15, Denmark 1, England 9, France 1, Ger many Is, Hungary 1, Ireland 80, Italy 30, Lithuania 12. Norway ?, Poland 5, Russia 20, Sweden Il, Scotland 3. South America 1, Switzerland 1, United States IT. Wales 1.
 Occupation-Agent 1, actress 1, blacksmith 2 butcher 2 bookkeeper 3, brakeman 4 boilermaker 1, confeetion- CT 1, carpenter 3, cutter ?, clerk 3. col letcor 1. contractor i, cook 3, dentist 1, designer 1. domestic ,. engineer 1, farmer 5, fruit vender 1, gate keeper housewife 102, father 1, lineman 3, laborer B, laundress 2, merchant 1, milk peddler 2, molder 3. factory op- orator 134, mechanic 3, machinist ,, manufactures l. nurse ;. peddler I, stu dent 15. stenographer 1, salesman 1. teacher 1, tai1oress l, tailor 1, teamster 2. toolmakeI l. wood turner 1, yarnish maker 1, watch maker 1, no Occupa ton 26; total 393.
 All the reports were accepted and or dered printed.
 Kingsbury. president James S. Elton. e-president: J. Hobart Bronson, sec retary: Augustus M. Blakesley, treas urer: Edward l.. Frisbie. George Whittemore and Frederick B. Rice.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
oueer Hodge or roachers.

Teachers in the Ardennes are in- genious. One had the heels of his boots fixed under his toes, so that his tracks appeared to be going in an op- posite direction. flares and other game are sent to Brussels in firkins of butter, 50 that the scent shall not be- tray them. London Mail.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
Not Green.

Chloe-Ah seen nah husband smilin' at dat big fat woman next doah. Ah,m jealous.
 Lucy y-Den de grcen-eyed monster .hez crept in2
 NO, det monster next doah has red eyes."-C Chicago Daily News.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

EndOWmenTS were reported as fol- lows:
 Of the Bronson free bed fund $722. 15 was expended for board of patients, leaving a balance on hand of $17,- IDAHO.
 Of the Rosemary cot fund $199. 90 was expended, leaving a balance of s. .248.O3
 Of the Mary l.. Mitchell fund $165 was expended, leaving a balance of $5.347.37.
 Of the B. l.. Lewis free bed fund $150 was expended, leaving $5.164.1S.
 The Naugatuck free bed fund is $5,- 642.22, gain of S266.57 interest during the year
 The George W. Benedict fund is s5,- 669.62 having been reduced $1.00O by the transfer of that amount to the gen era1 account
 The Olive M. Elton fund and George R. Baldwin fund are $5,O00 and $6,0OO, respectively, as last year, the interest having gone into the general fund
 The report of the matron, Miss An drews, included the following:
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
CARD OF THANKS

We sincerely thank the South End Social club, MT and Mrs Frank Broth CTS, and all those who contributed flowers and sympathy in our late be- reayement.
 MIR AND MRS JOHN CARROLL : AND FAMILY.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
HOSPITAL DIRECTORS MEET.
Reports Read and Hospital Staff Ap-
 pointed for the Year.

Reports Read and HOSplLal SIdH Alp
 pointed for the Year.
 At the annual meet ng of the direc- tors of the Waterbury hospital, held last night at H. H. Peck's rooms on Harrison avenue, the medical staff for the year was chosen as follows:
 Consulting physicians and surgeons, Edward l.. Griggs, Edward ". Nc Donald, Thomas l.. Axtelle.
 Nonresident consulting physicians and surgeons, W. $. Munger, Wat town; T M Bull, Naugatuck; R. s. Goodw n, Thomaston; T. $. Hanchett, Torrington. pr Bull takes the place of Dr F. B. Futile of Naugatuck.
 Visiting physicians and surgeons, Frank D. Castle, Walter L. Barber, John NJ. Benedict, Caroline R. Conkey, C. W. s. Frost. Daniel J. Maloney, Frederick G. Graves, Augustine A. Crane, Charles H. Brown and Nelson A. Pomeroy. Dr Munger retires and the three last named are added to the st.
 Opthalmic surgeon, Charles $. Rod man.
 Laryngo1ogist and aural surgeon. Carl B. Munger.
 Gynecologists, Myron L. Cooley, Henry O. Anderson.
 Dermatologist, T. M Bull.
 Matren, Mary M Andrews.
 The report of the executive commit tee for the past year showed total ex- penditures of SIS, ,622.23, divided as fol lows:
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
FOR SALE

The large fine brick residence with lot of about 120 feet on North Main street, being No 161, formerly occu- pied by myself and family, and for the past few years by the Union Club, is now in the market.
 This is today one of the best loca- tions in our prosperous city for doc tors home and offices, or can be used and improved for other profitable pur- poses.
 will give the right party one of the best real estate deals that was ever offered in central property Will make terms to suit purchaser. Gall
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

ITO RENT-Tenement of s rooms at e32 East , Main street. All modern Improvements. Inquire Heffernan's s store. 12-i2-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
" WaltS-FOr Sale-I0 Rent

CYPRESS WANTED -Amateur actress A must be good singer or dancer, to play vaudeville. Send photograph if you can; win return it. Address stating age, "H,' care of Democrat. It
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

The report or treasurer A. J. BlakeS- ley was as follows:
 Dr. December 9, to balance as
 per report ....... S54, ,545.6l Received from St John's .. 540.00 Received from Second Con-
 gregational church ....... 236.05 Received from First Congre-
 gational church .......... S8.03 Received from Naugatuck
 Congregational church ... 75.00 Received from Swedish Luth-
 eran church ............. 2.I0 Received from German Luth-
 eran church ............. 800 Received from Union church, . OakVllle S.SO Received from R. s. Ross ..' 2.50 Received from Susan Bron-
 son ....... ............. s5o.Oo Received from surgical SUD-
 plies returned .......... 300 Received from Chatfie1d &
 Chatfield for sand ..... 349.24 Received from transferred
 from G. H. Benedict fund
 per order of directors -. 100000 Received from state of Con-
 necticut ...... .......... 100000 Received from interest on
 Olive M Elton fund ...... 250OO Received from interest on
 George R. Baldwin fund . 300.O0 Received from interest on
 other investments ...... 2,52S.74 Received from account of
 board of patients ......... 11,973.54 Iotal .....s... ....... S77 ,2oS.2l
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

NOR RENT--4 room flat. 165 South Main St. N all modern improve nts Apply J. O Howe, 34 Mitchell Ave. l2-1l-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

T OR RENT--The best room flat on South 1 Main Street, every modern improvement excellent for renting rooms or taking boarders Apply J. O. Howe, 34 Mitchell Ave. l2-ll-tf
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16
WILLIAM ]. SCHLEGEL

For this and other bargains in Water Dury real estate, ill the Lewis build Ing, No 65 Bank street.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

ITO RENT-Tenement of rooms; also one of A. 6rooms. Mrs Rushton, 13 Rushton Place.
 12-12-6
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

FTsO RENT-Five rooms new house, all inn A provements including gas; near factories and trolley. Inquire 4 South Leonard St. If.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

TOR RENT-6 rooms HOO West Main street. Modern improvements, S12. rooms 1s6 Cooke street. Moaern Improvements. s10. In- quire John O'Neill, 131 Cooke street. 1C-7-u
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

r ADIES to work for us on sewing machine
 4A at home Materials furnished any dls- tanee Good wages. Stampted envelope for particulars. Arnold's Co., Operative Sewing Co, 50. End Boston. l2-1-lm
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-16

T7OR RENT-Tenement Of rooms, Martin Scully, corner Luke street and Sylvan ave- nue. l2-4-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
yca4fn1ann s 60, Fourth and Broad Streets.
The road will furnish

a few weeks. The road will furnish
transportation to new areas of south
western Colorado. north western New
Mexico south eastern Utah and Cen
trail Arizona. The route between this
city and the Pacific coast as planned
WI extend In almost direct line to
San Pedro harbor on the coast OF South
ern California.
The railway is generally claimed to
be Could project. which will. when
completed. furnish a western outlet for
the Missouri Pacific-Denver and Rio
CIrande systems. and also for Guilds Tex
as Pacific system. at the same time
Incorporation papers will be filed for
three Development companies which will
exploit the mineral deposits along the
right of way. The project includes the
construction and operation of reduction
works. steel plants. coal mining and
kindred industries. The final details
OF the project are being arranged In
Ptttsburs now. where several Interested
capitalists reside The aggregate CAPT
taiization will be fifty million.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
CONFEDERATE MONUMENT
i viii Be Erected to Sold ers Of James
City ard York Cour ties.

III
Civ and York Cour ties.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, November o.
Nagruder- Ewell Camp OF Confederate
veterans held their regular meeting last
night. TIE Camp is pushing the work OF
raising funds for a handsome monu-
ment to the soldiers Of James City and
york counties and the city or Williams
burg. The shaft is to cost about Sl.G0.
One veteran announced that he had al
ready raised $40 by subscription.
After the regular routine OF business
rad been transacted, Sheriff NJ. R Har-
rel. commander of the camp. invited MS
comrades to a banquet at the Colonial
Inn Twenty sat down to the table,
flied with good things of every kind.
Addresses were made by Commander NJ.
r. Harrell and eMessrs. D. w. Marston.
Park Jones. W. L. Jones and Professor
FL. StGbbs.
Local talent will present play at
Cameron Hall next Tuesday night, entl-
tied ..Freezing A1other-n-Law- This
Will be followed by "Finnegan and Fan
nacan... Those wkc will take part are
Mrs. j. B. c.. Spencer, Miss Virginia
E,aithwait md Messrs. T. N. Lawrence
and R A. r1o.t-
hi,8S-arewe.l sermon in the Methodist
Church tomorrow night. He leaves Mon
1ay. and on Wednesday. at Evington.
Nate viii be married to Miss Eva San
de-son. niece Of Rev. ]. Sidney Peters
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
WILL GIVE BODY
A DECENT BURIAL
The Remains of Mrs. Ellen
Gore to Be Inferred
in Paris.
(By Associated Press.l

PARIS. November 22.-Consul- General
Gowdy has received q cablesram from
Attorney Butler. Of Mexico City. in re-
gard to the disposition OF the body OF
Mrs. E,en Core whose death by shoot
ing occurred Wednesday. Mr.. Butler
teesrphed:
Give the most kindly burial to Mrs.
Gcre.''
Mr. Gowdy has accordingly arranged
for the funeral to take pace Monday az
terroon. Many artists have expressed
tile intention OF attending. The remains
will be buried in the beautiful cemetery
OF Roulogne.
At Mr.. Gowdy's written request the
rcorgue authorities held the body and
stopped its burial in the Potter's fed
Yesterday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Cameron, Berthe Atkinson and Willie
: The Church Hill branch OF the s. P

The Church Hill branch OF the S. p,
C. a Will give an entertainment for the
benefit of tie Society at the home Of
Miss Sadie McRae.5 No. s40S# West Main
Street, on the evening of December I'd.
from to II ciuck. Mr.. Evan Chester
man will give some Of his delightful,
humorous talks: refreshments viii be
served by some Of Richmonds popular
:oung ladies' and an orchestra will fur
nish music during the evening Contribu-
tons viii be received attic door The
public are most cordially invited to at
tend and aid this most worthy cause.
st. Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
Will give a social and pound party at
S F. NJ Monday next in the home of DR..
N S. Beazley, @of No. 27lS East Broad
Street All friends of the Circle gre
cordially invited to be present Contri-
buttons may be sent to the home of DR..
#Beazs ey or to Mrs. Ramon D. Garcin. OF
No. 26lS East Broad Street.
Mrs. Mae Taley's class of young
ladies. VINO are making special study
OF t. e voice, meet for the first time Sat
urlay, November Goth, at noon. Mrs
Talley will give interesting lectures on
the voice and instruction in sight-read-
ing according to improved methods. a
large and ambitious class has under
taken this work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
STUFFED BALLOT BOX
Democrats Prosecuting Democratic
Efs ctior Judge in Russell.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch to The Times-)
ABINGDON. VA, November %
Frank P. Jesse. one OF the Democratic
Judges at the recent election at Carter
ton Precinct in Russell county. was yes
terday taken before Justice kiser. near
Dexter. in that county. on a warrant for
ballot box stuT.ng. Attorney Peter J.
Davenport went from this town to prose-
cute hm but was met with and as
sisted by H a. Routh. ESQ, Democratic
LAWYER. who had been employed ny
Democratic citizens to assist IN the
prosecution. Judge kiser. himself
Democrat. after hearing all the testi-
mony. bound the defendant over to an
swer before the next grand jury. and
ba led him In the sum OF two hundred
and fifty dollars for his appearance
The testimony showed that when he
was discovered tampering with the ba lot
hox he was Immediately expelled and
ano her man qualified to act as judge
in hi. place. The Election Commissioners
for this county were assembled here to-
day In obedience to the mandamus OF.
the supreme Court to restore and count
the vote at Mendoza Precinct. which gave
at the recent election majority OF
seyenty-nine for Slemp. It Is sad the
costs Of this proceeding amount to over
seventy dollars. and which will fall on
the commissioners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

There is more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than alt other diseases
put together. and Unit! the last few
years was supposed to be incurabIe.
For a great many years doctors pro-
nounced it local disease. and prescribed
local remedies and by constantly failing
TO cure with local treatment. pronounced
it incurable. Science has proven ca
tarrh TO be constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure. manufac-
tured by F, j. Cheney and Co.. Toledo.
Ohio. is the only constitutional cure on
the market 1t IS taken internally TN
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful It
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system They of,er one
hundred dollars for any case 1t fails to
cure Send for circulars and test.
monials.
address. FL. CHENEY. & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
r1.fra Ea rnj1v pf}lS ara fha 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
PERSONAL Mention.

Professor E. Reinhold Rogers. PHI D..
late headmaster in Miss Ellett's School.
left yesterday for the University Of Vir-
ginia, where he has been appointed adj
iunct professor of moral philosophy to
relieve Dr.. Noah &. Davis, whose health
viii not permit him to nil the duties OF.
his chair Those familiar with the bril-
liant career Of DIR. Rogers at the Uni
yersity will not wonder that the honor
has been conferred upon one SO young,
and hearty congratulations are extended
to him, while deep regret. is expressed
that he should so soon be called away
from Richmond. Scarcely a month ago
he brought home his BRIDE, who was
Miss Mary Lille, Of the University. and
who has already made many friends
here Both the young people Will be much
missed in social as well as in intellectual,
circles.
mss Mary cartsr Myers Nv, viii arrive
Monday to be the guest OF Miss Cornelia
Watkins for Thanksgiving.
Miss Lily Logan since returning from
the mountains has located her studio
for the present at No. 2oo East Main
Street.
Mrs. NJ A. Martin. of the Woman's
College faculty. rendered most effective
~ last Sunday evening. in their hail.
Coenan's Come unto me-
Mss Rena Roane G,azebrook was
charming young hostess al tea given
by her last Friday from to ! 2. NJ.
Miss Gertrude kaufman, OF Fort Scott.
Kansas. is visiting Mrs. NJ l. Hof-
heimer, Of No. ILL., West Avenue.
Mrs. Charles Weilman. OF New Orleans.
the daughter Of Mr.. Julius sycle Of this
city. will sing at Beth AhabS Synagogue
Thanksgiving Day
Governor and Mrs. Andrew j. Monta-
que will return Monday. and be here in
time to share In Thanksgiving festivities.
They were the guests OF the Putnams
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Imperial minstreIs and GIee Club.

Imperial V3lnStreIs and Cleo Club.
What bids fair to be one OF the best
amateur entertainments ever held on q
Richmond stage Will be given by tie I'm
per.al Mins,rels and Glee Club a, Bel
videre Hall Friday. December 18th, at
S 81 P. NJ The club is made up of promi-
uent young men. and 1t is their purpose
to give similar entertainments from time
to time. One-fourth OF the net profits
Will go to some needy institution Of tho
city. The programme has been arranged
Ii a very attractive manner and will
cu:, sist OF music. rninstrelsy and Jokes.
The second part includes many special
ties and nonoiog1es and male quar-
tctte witch is undoubtedly the best in
the city Tickets are on sale at Polk
MIXERS or may be had from any mem
ber Of the company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
NEW BANK BUILDING
Another Report as to Removal Of the.
Railroad Shops.
fsneci., plspn tch to The Tlne..l

Especial Dispatch TO 1ne 1lnies.i
I.AWRENCEy1LLE, VA, Nov. %
Work. on the brick building on Main
Street for the new bank is being pushed
with all possible haste. and. the weather
permitting. will soon be ready for the
bank to commence business.
There Is report n circulation that the
railroad shops will be removed from this
pace. AS there have t>en several reports
OF a like nature in circulation within the
past wear or two and upon Investigation
found to be entirely without foundation.
It /, hoped that this will result - all
such rumors have in the past.
The Rev. F. G. Ribble, will take charge
of ST Andrews Church (EpiscopaD
here, commencing Sunday morning. The
church has been without 4 pastor fox
quite a while
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

p.av fo,. the challenge trophy. They Won
the trophy and brought it home
The stay-at-Hom Whist Club met at
the residence of Miss Claire Guiilaune
on Tuesday evening. the highest score
being made BY Mss Mattis Harris and !.
NJ IS Louise Williams.
The club will meet with i4ss harms,
No. 202 East Main Street nXt TUESDAY
at S p. NJ.
At noon on Wednesday last the Con-
federate Bazaar Association vas 9 ,i,,,.
lied IN Lee. Camp Hall with Mrs. Josepn
BRYAN president; Mrs. Norman Y. Kan
doIrlS honorary president. Mrs stephen
Pttr.ey. firat vice prs8dent: Miss lsoliae#
Moses. second vice-president, Mrs Atch-#
ar Anderson. third vice-prestdent: Miss
Mamie b Baugllman. recording secre-s
tarv: Mrs En6ers Robinson. correspond
si,3g@s 4eretary; Mrs. Kate VIM. treas
I,T.ar Great enthusiasm was. expressed.
and Mrs George Stacy. vice-regent ior
the Missouri room at the Museum, g re-
ported bazaar work already begun IN
that State.
At the annual meeting of the Masonic
Home Auxiliary last week the following
ot,fcers were elected: Mrs. D. ". Nose
ley. pref.dent. Presidents, Mrs. N.
%. Snellings to represent Temple Lodge.
No o. Mrs. A. T. Rahm, Richmond
Lodge. No. 10: Mrs. W IS Murray, Mel
ropol.tan Lodge. No II: Mrs a. u 2.
Fitzgerald. Manchester Lodge. NJ, %, = /.
Mrs. ". L. Richardson, f.c l I fla :.
dolph Ledge, No. ~: MIS-. ", t1naSs; =.
Johns Lodge no ~. ~ ~. ! ; -, = ai,
tam IonIa =, ~ p
Dove LOG : 2. - - = = 3 g
FFaternai s5i>oase, 40. 90: " -c.,,,r = =,
Courtney. Ainl.N i1 I.1ie,, : = 40.
ssivance. No. 2p7; Mrs. j. I. Hughes,
recording recretary:a Mss f. Y. alurray
corresponding secretary Mrs :. y \ eW-
berry, treasurer.
80
rho Fait,,fnl Circle of Kings Daugh-
,ers vi,l@@ old a collar and belt sale
s,s,,asd,,- Novemh.r 9th at No.@15 North
I-a,,,.+h e1raat from - NJ. to P. NJ,
- ron, !. Sto6P AZ
~, ,iairtyan5 desirable articles will
off,refi ~ the sale. which viii in
e,I,7a tf,inps@ s,,tta HE for Christmas pres
s,,,.-ana ana the latest accessories for
neck and waist adornment.
va Z nOCbldlt. Vi Se'7e ~ Sr.Si p s. 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Hunt for North Pole.
eEy Associated Press.>

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Nov. 2e.-Leroy
Peiletier of New York. is max ng ar
rangements to start next summer in
quest OF the North Pole.
The Treasury Department officia 3
have Interested themselves in the ex-
petition so far as to grant the request
of Mr.. Pslletier and his companions to
make the trip from ST. Michae!s to Point
Barrow on the revenue cutter Bear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

The Rehekah Peterktn Circle OF the
Kings Daushte%. will have a silver tea
ut the residence If Mrs. George I. H!ng,
No. 500 East Leigh Street. Triday No
vemher 2Sth. from 4 TO aid to 10 2.
M.aThis circle works exclusively for the
Sheltering Arms Free Hospital. All
f,iends of this noble work are invited to
attend. Ladies receiving with Mrs. King
will be- Mesaames w. H. Tatum. W. II.
Nelson. John o. Taylor. Thomas Christian.
Thomas B. Floyd. II. Lee Lorraine. John
f Orndorr Harvey L Taylor and Miss
Annie Ball.aMrs. E. II. Peterkin and Mrs.
II B. Claiborne are also members OF this
cir cle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Ra.cii.it / lles..

MISS Elizalaeti Blanche Jones. the
sa:lIellter of#tise litta 1atncs Leigh Jones
ana Mr. CLYDE f!arge Ratcliife. VII be
married Nov@ln3er 9TH The bI'i6e-eiect
IN her (iEartn n;s personality has won
many friends in tins and other cities.
Mr. Rare life 10 very popular, in social
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

sher Mr. Frank Powers. When he brings
3ls bride to Richmond they will make
ilsoii home OH South Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes. of No. 81
Il6Td Avenue. have announced the engage
ia'.ft Of their youngest daughter. Miss
fs'ics, Champ Hayes. to Mr.. Louis G,
lAitfdcls. OF RrooklynN. " Theweddirs
will take place carly IN January in the.
ilame of The brides parents. and after q
wedding trip Mir. Iuttrick and ais bride
VII keen house in New -orll city
Miss HAYES is an extremely attractive
ti1i3 ard a great favorite in Richmond
tsociciv Her iiance is well known IN i1a
Snrl. ff5tIy#
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Or, eresti a Mro'ia's S.

E3.c9 interest Is fei; II society circles
ah.ireag,Yssr the double nnriase of Mss
v,aNaes Eatherfepra Goodwin. Of Nythc-
,ile. 10 Mr. Samuel Henry Coleman, of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23

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Roanoke, and of Miss lsfia Harvey 4 iood-
VIZ 70 Ny ldeaa!d Ferdinand t4euliqusess.
OF New orleans le.syoslus iit.lles are
VI ~ daughters oil ~ iss l.ettls ~ .tltlioa'u
tise leN Robert ,es " =. az Z
Marh's Episeaf1al '3t " ~
oelcn Viii ne RS i2l 'ilsi 4, " .ilt. i..ss-
6 isf shaiel Q N.tneNiil's . 9 :,
.sl. l,> key. w 3tl5st'i -
fcora Ceaa".n. OF i'stelsa33s = 4, iihi 7I',
81 Rtcf3nlonc l2e0!1it NS3ss NHiilatss liis Meu-
Gs'ig
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-23
Clubs ara s} cia,ies.

- -
Mrs w u fl.uSton Will give a par
Tor talk at NJ n0mailss Club Monday
afternoon ii $50 o'clock on a subject Of
general interest q women Sesf-imposed
Lin tsttions az PERSONAL IoeyeloFfne =
Chairman Mrs George w Stevens.
TIE Milton G. Work Whist Club met at
tie W-o.san's Club Oh Thursday, when
team Whist VIZ, played. Team No 5
again made N; highest score. the but
t,9rs being waf by Misses Eliza liaryie
ana Ihseiitne k9sox notth ard south,
ai,rl atss CIail. GniIaume and Mrs. Ar
tf31r Cannon, east and vest The next
,1...i.tt17t- OF th5 club vii! be on Wednes-
CAY as usual.
team fnrl the Milton c. Work
,,ri,ist club Consisting of Miss Sue Cor
saa,, Mrs. shna Smith, Mrs. Fairfax
Montague nd Miss Florence Tyler. left
for washinnon on Thursday morning TO