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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-05-09

BISENiTIlLS.

MIR. James H. Davis is visiting his
mother in Annapolis.
Mrs. Laura Jones, of Washington, is
visiting Mrs W. S. Ryon, of Groom.
Mrs Kate Edavitch and little daugh-
ter are spending few days in Baltimore.
MIR. E. B. Du Val and little daughter,
/ day.
Misses Josephine Sweeney and Kate
Ryon, of Groom, are visiting Mrs. r. n.
Ryon.
| Mr.. William H. Flint, who has been
quite sick for the past week, is now conva-
| lescent.
Mr.. Charles Lowe, of Washingto
spent last Sunday with his sister, Mrs. r.
| N. Ryon.
Miss Mamie Harris, of Washington,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Anna
L. Harris.
Miss Minnie kendrick, of AccokecA,
| this county, is spending month in Wash
in gton, D. C.
Mrs. J. N. W. Wilson is Wis itng her
daughter, Mrs. G. Leonard Gibbons, at
New G]atz, this county.
Mr.. Douglas Pilkcrton, of Dentsvlle,
Charles county, visited his brother, MIR.
r. Ernest Pilkerton, on Monday.
Mfr. J. Alfred Ridgley, of this town,
has been appointed Justice of the Peace
for Marlboro district. He took the oath
on Monday last.
DR.. and Mrs r. S. Hill and children,
who spent the winter i'll Washington,
have returned to their country home,
"Stratford," near here.
Masses at ST. Mary's Church on Sun
day at 80 and 10 Il. m. Recitation OF the
Rosary and Benediction of the Most
Blessed Sacrament at 6 p. m.
Chief Judge John P Brscoe and
family have returned to their home in
Prince Frederick, Calvert county, from
Washin gton where they spent the winter.
Mr.. r. c EH''.r of c. II a'e, was
in town on Monday and took out his COM
mission as Justice of the Peace. Mr.. Bill
lopp is now ready to attend to any bust
ness connected with his office.
Examiner Stone wishes to state that
the Riverdale school house was given to
the county. 1t is a large two room build
ing, and the 1926 was paid not only for
painting but for the necessary repairs.
Make yourself comfortable this warm
weather and use window screens, 19c
each; also a full line Of door screens.
Screen by the foot &c. Poultry and barb
wire all sizes. Don't forget ladies about
our fashionable Milliner, her styles are
the very latest. J. l.. Edavitch Depart
ment Store, Marlboro.
In the town election of Hyattsvile
Monday Dr. Charles A. Wells was elected
Mayor over Capt Roger Bells by IS ma
jority. The vote was very light. Dr..
Wells was the acting Mayor in the absence
of Mayor Tierney. The Councilmen
elected are Messrs. John Fainter, Jr., W..
W. Maloney, R. E. White, W. l.. Curry,
Charles H. Welsh and DR.. j. Il. Owens.
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ifOW'S This.

We off On" Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured Ivy Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We the undersigned, have known F. j
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any bligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan Il Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu,
cous surface of the system. Price, 15c
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Rqfal ano 4crsunal.
Road Commissioners.

There was a regular meeting of TIT
Road Commissioners Tuesday, with full
board in attendace. The following &C
counts were passed:
18th district J. H. Murray, 1874 50; It'll
district, Charles P. Baden, $22 30; 14tl
district, J. P. Hopkins, $1705; 14th dis
trict. ]. P. Hopkins, 1874; 18th district
Joseph Tayman. 10th district E. E. Nc
Chesney. 1928 10; 10th district, E. E. Nc
Chesney, So So 18th district E. E. Nc
Chesney, 1872 so; 10Th district, Angus La
mond, 50: end district. Benjamin d
Stephen, Sc; 9th district, T. A. Richard
son, $l96; Sth district c. L. Butler, 81
9th district John H. Clark, $35.
Ordered That G. W. Drury be author
lied to bui.d iron bridge over Collington
Branch, near Upper Marlboro for the
sum of 1864
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County Commissioners.

There was regular meeting of the
County Commissioners Tuesday with
a full Board in attendance. The
following orders were passed:
Ordered, That the report of the Trustees
to the Aims House be adopted.
Ordered, That Committee be appointed
by the President to confer with the Attor-
ney to prepare form for the assessors to
notify the owners of real estate and per-
sonaltv of the actual amount said assessor
la placed on his or her property.
Ordered. That John T. Fisher be dill ectcd
to call on E. E. Perkins to settle the over
amount due from estate of George h.
Talbert.
Ordered, That Thomas NJ. Underwood
be appointed constable for Piscataway
district
Ordered, That A. T. Brooke be paid the
sum of $50, payment in full. for expenses
on going to Annapolis on business for
County Commissioners, and examination
den Hill and John B. Contee, attorneys,
this to be final and in full of all services
rendered to date.
Ordered, That Charles W. Morressette
be paid the sum of s. so for type written
copy of Act of the General Assembly of
Maryland.
On the petition of B. N. Hardsty, Sher-
if of Prince Georges county, and the GER
IF 7 riff M
D. Humes that Gertrude Ennis is
shown to be pauper, now confined in the
County Jail, that she be and is hereby
committed to the Maryland Asylum for
Insane at the ex oense of Prince Georges
county.
Ordered, That the County Commission
ers decline to appropriate the 1861 for the
payment of bull ding bridge over Colling
ton branch bet ween Marlboro and the
depot of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Ordered, That Calvin A. Arnold be al
lowed rebate on i 80 100 acres, in
Queen Anne district, at $50 per acre, levy
1902, and 3 years taxes refunded, levy
1913.
Ordered That B. F. DuvalI, Clinton
Beall, Edward Garner, William D. Pyles
and Charles A. Ryon be appointed Trus
tees to the Aims House from date to May
1st, 1903.
Ordered, That Howard o. Emmons be
appointed assessor for first Road District
James Blandford for second Road Dis
trict and Claude G. Mckee for third Roa(
District.
Ordered, That Dr. L. A. Griffith be ap
pointed Health Officer under act of 1902
Ordered, That George w. Waters, o.
Brandywine district, be appointed Stand
ard Bearer for 1902.
Ordered, That George W. Rawlings ant
R. Wesley Beall be appointed a committee
to go to Annapolis TO confer with Com
missioners of Anne Arundel in regard tt
building of Governors bridge over Patux
ent River.
Adjourned to meet May -, 1902.
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Agricultural College.

President Sylvester, of the NJ .ryland
Agricultural College, has made out the
list of students deserving Of honorable
mention. The list is as follows:
Senior Class-Messrs. T. B. Symons. OF
Talbot county; L. E. Mackall of Calvert
county; H. N. Lansdale, of Montgomery
county, and A. R. Hirst, of Dorchester
county.
Junior Class-Messrs r. W. B. Mayo,
of Prince Georges county; E. Garner, OF
Prince Georges county; E. P. Walls, OF
Queen Anne county, and J. NJ. Matthews,
of Baltimore county.
Sophomore Class-Messrs. l.. NJ. Ewell,
of Baltimore city: E. c. Mayo, of Prince
Georges county; L. W. Cruikshank, OF
Cecil county, and A. Anderson, of Som
erset county.
Freshman Class-Mcssrs. T. L. Hines,
of Baltimore city; W. T. Smith, of Car"
line county; J. W. Mackall, of Calvcr,
county, and E. H. Snaveley, of Baltimore
county.
Preparatory-Messrs. G. A. Depkin and
J. E. Tate, of Washington, D. c.; R. '.
Wood, of Montgomery county, and A. G.
Schenck, of Baltimore county.
Specials-Messrs Dunbar, of New York;
in. Warfeld, of Howard county, and S.
B. Nichols, of Montgomery county.
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A Brilliant Social Event.

A brilliant musical and literary enter
tainment was given at the residence of
Mr.. w. F. Parish at Lanham, this county,
on Tuesday by the pupils of MIR. Robert
c. Billopp, augmented by few talented
friends. The program of the entertal n
mcnt was published in THE ENQUIRER on
| April 18th.
DR.. Mallan in his address, expressed
| pleasure at the splendid attendance and
| encouraged the social set to meet often
to cultivate pleasant associations along
the Pennsylvania Railroad line, where
convenient trains would convey them
| home again, and, in behalf of Prof. Bill
| lopp, said similar entertainment would
be given at Mrs T. F. Willis home, Glenn
dale, early in June.
Refreshments were served in the large
dining hall. Many guests departed on
the IL As train for their homes at Sea-
brook, glendale and Springfield.
Among those present were: Mr.. W. F.
Parish, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Downes,
Maurice and Richard Downes, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Parish and Haskell Parish,
Miss Annie Parish, Miss Lucy E. Lanham,
Rev Mr. Dell, Mrs. Craven, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpin, Harry
and Emma Wells, Miss Florence Howser,
Nellie Howser, Laura, John and George
Lescallett, Mrs Edward Lanham, Nettle
Lanham, Miss Mamie Macdonald, Miss
Henault, Miss Blandford Mrs. Thomas
Sheppard, Misses Minnie and Susie Shep-
pard Miss Sadie Ryon, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wells, Mrs. Frank Wells, Nellie
Eckerson, Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Stancliff,
DR.. and Mrs. Mahan, Helen and Edgar
Mahan, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. George, Z.
Weed, Albert and Isabel Weed, MIR. and
Mrs. Harry G. Stewart, Mrs. I. F. Willis,
Misses Helen and Annie Willis, Miss Ell
sic Nixon, Mrs Stanley, Miss Mabel Bin
nix, Misses Sarah and Maggie Wesley,
Miss Ida Brown, Mcssrs. Humphrey Beck
EFT, Howard Beckett and Cleveland Beck
EFT, Mr.. Webster, Charles Stancliff and
Elmore Stancliff, A. A. Jordon, David
Serrin, William Wesley, John kagle,
Fielder Cross and Frank Brown.
G. E. r. W.
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Make 1t Sure.
BEST PILLS FOR THE WORST CHILLs.

Excelsior Malaria Tablets cure Chills
que and Liver Troubles. They put new
life in you. 25c a box at all dealers, OF
send to al s. Exeter St, Baltimore.
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Orphans Court.

There was regular meeting of the Or
phans' Court Tuesday with Judges Gala
han and Dale present. The following bust
ness was transacted:
An inventory of the personal estate OF
Virginia Crane having been filed and g
sale being necessary for the payment Of
debts, it is ordered that the administrator
be authorized to sell at private or public
sale the personal estate of said deceased
An inventory of the personal estate OF
Harriet L. Herbert having been fled
Ordered, That Peter G. Herbert, the ex'
ecutor, be empowered to sell same either
at private or public sale
Ordered, That the account of Joseph s
Wilson, guardian to.B snjamin, May and
X ,bert Fletcher, be passed.
Ordered, That the first and final account
ofJ.R.H. Deckins, administrator d. b. n
of Giorvian D. NJ. Deckins, deceased, be
and the same is hereby passed.
Ordered, That the supplementary of NJ
H. Wolff and Kate Edlavitch, admins.
traitors of Jacob L. Edlavitch, deceased
be passed.
Ordered, That Clarence 0. Mccullough
be appointed administrator of Gertrude
Mccullough, deceased. Penalty of bond
500, filed and approved.
Ordered, That Mary Esther Hall be and
she is hereby appointed guardian to
Thomas John Hall, minor child, aged 10
years; bond $500, to be approved.
Ordered, That Clarence o. Mccullough
be and he is hereby appointed guardian to
his infant child, bond $500, filed and ap
proved.
Adjourned until May Goth, 1909.
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Reduced Rates TO Harrisburg.

For the German Baptist Brethren Con-
ference at Harrisburg, Pa May 20 to "a,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Harrisburg on
May Is to 81, good to return until June
2, inclusive, from all stations on its lines,
at rate of single fare for the round trip
minimum rate, % cents. An extension
of return limit to June 80 will be granted
if ticket is deposited with agent at Harris
burg on or before June :, for which no
additional charge will be made.
Holders of special excursion tickets for
this event may obtain from the agent at
Harrisburg, from May 81 to "a, excursion
tickets to all points in Pennsylvania,
Maryland, and the District of Columbia,
good to return until June 2, inclusive,
at rate of single fare for the round trip.
Side-trip tickets sold to passengers hav-
ing tickets to Harrisburg on deposit for
extension, will be limited for return
passage until June 80, inclusive.
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Summer Excursion Tickets.

On May /, 1902, the regular Summer
excursion tickets via all-rail routes to all
the principal Summer resorts east OF
Pittsburg and Buffalo will be placed on
sale at ticket of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.
These tickets Will bear the usual sum
mer excursion limit of October 81, 1902.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Summer
Excursion Route Book for 1902 will be
issued, as heretofore, on June 1.
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JOHN J; u: + NJ sH TAnborr, Statesmen.
Maryland Commission Agency,
ID

OF BALTIMORE CITY,
For the Sale of TOBACCO, GRAIN
WOOL, LIVE STOCK, PEAS,
PEACHES and FARM
PRODUCE gen
orally.
226 SOUTH CHARLES ST.
BALTIMORE, BALTIMORE
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Alumni of Charlotte Hall.

MIR. EDIToR:-I beg the use of bit Of
space for an announcement which l am
sure will be of interest to many of your
readers.
The Alumni Association of Charlotte
Hall School, which had such successful
gathering in Baltimore last December, is
anxious to have as many as possible OF the
foster sons of the old institution present
at the meeting to be held at Charlotte Hall
next Commencement Day, June II, 1902.
AS many of the records, containing the
names of former students of the school,
were destroyed in the fire which visited
US several years ago, the only method we
have of reaching those whose names do
not appear in the lists we have prepared
from various sources is by an invitation
through the public press.
A feature of the meeting will be ban
quet to the alumni in the gymnasium after
the commencement exercises. Prominent
speakers will respond to toasts and a roy
ally good time for all is assured.
We request the presence of every alum
nus of the school. Provision will be made
for the entertainment of those who give
us due notice. We will deem it favor if
you will communicate ut once with the
Secretary of the Alumni Association,
William r. DeSashmutt, Esq 1921 Eutaw
Place, Baltimore, Md, who will furnish
particulars as to the meeting and the con-
tribution each alumnus is expected to
make J. F. CoAD, President
Alumni Association Charlotte Hall School.
Changes in the Game Laws.
MIR. Oregon Milton Dennis, as secretary
for the Maryland State Game and Fish
Protective Association, has made a syn
opsis of the laws passed at the recent SEES
sion of the Maryland Legislature. The
following changes were made in the game
laws of this county:
Chapter "a of the acts of 1902. This
act makes it unlawful for non-residents
to shoot without license; license fee, $50,
and not transferable: penalty $25; fail
ure to pay fine, 10 days in county Jail.
Chapter 40 of the acts of 1902. This
act changes the date for killing cartridges
or quail, English or Monaghan or Ameri-
can pheasants, rabbits or squirrels be-
tween December % and November 9 (un-
der old law closed season from December
24 to November ~; woodcock between
January 1 and July 1 (under old law
closed season September to November l,
also December "a to June ~.
Chapter 2G4 of the acts of 1902. This
act makes it unlawful to catch or kill any
mink, raccoon or muskrat, or have in pos
session any Of them between April and
January under penalty of from $ to
$40, or 10 to 30 days in Jail.
Chapter 541 of the acts of 1902. This
act provides for bounty of 80 cents for
, each hawk killed in the county.
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BALTIMORE,
DIRECTORS 4:

DIRECTORS:
J. T. HUTCHINs, President,
Jos. S. WILSON, Secretary.
John H. Mitchell, F. II. Darnell,
Louis F. DERRICK, John B. Gray,
S. E. F. Palmer, DR.. Geo w. Dorsey
MIR. JOHN NJ TALBERT will give his per.
sonal attention to the inpcction OF al
Tobacco consigned to us.
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Social Gathering at Sanford.

Sanford n. c., July 12-(Special. y
The Porch Party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. r. V. Hilands at their beautiful
LONE on last Wednesday evening in
honor of their niece, Miss Sadie B.
Whann was the most brilliant and en-
joyable social function of the season.
Their spacious veranda was brilliant
ly lighted with Japanese lanterns and
the decorations were profuse, making
their home, to say the least. beautiful
scene The most delicious ice cream,
cake, lemonade, etc, were served, and
the guests were highly entertained by
the music rendered by Miss Whann, MIR.
ard Mrs. Hilands on the mandolin, guitar
and piano.
Miss Whann, her mother and father,
CT Cleveland, Ohio, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Hilands for the past few
weeks and we are pleased to learn that
it is their intention 10 make Sanford
their future home and we wish to give
them a very hearty welcomes Although
Mr.. ard Mrs Hilands hailed from Pitts
burg. Pa. only twelve months ago, the
young people OF Sanford feel very much
indebted to them for the assistance
given and the interest taken in their
Measure. and we all have pleasant re-
collections of the many enjoyable even
ings we have spent in their modern and
| most Hospitality home on Hawkins
avenue They have the kindest wishes
! of all their acquaintances.
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Social Life in Washington.

Washington, n. c., July 12.-(Special.)
washington is quite gay notwithstand-
ing the fact that many of her people are
away at the seashore or the mountains
There are several visiting young ladies
in town-Miss Andrews, of Raleigh; Miss
Wooten, of Tarboro; Miss Greene, OF
Wilson; Miss Hassell, of Williamson,
and the Misses Skinner, of Greenville.
There was sailing party given Fri
day afternoon, complimentary to Miss
Andrews on her first day here.
Friday night the young men gave a
dance to the strangers. Those dancing
were Miss Andrews, Of Raleigh, with
] Val Perkins. of Raleigh; Miss Greene.
of Wilson, with Mr.. F. H. Jordan, Miss
Hassell of Williamson, with Mr.. T. w.
Hoyt, Miss Wooten. of Tarboro, with Mr..
N. L. Simmons, Miss Skinner, of Green
Vile, with Mr.. f. Murray Short, Miss
Helen Moore with Mr.. r. r. Gallegher.
Miss Lucy Tayloe with Mr.. ]. w. Will
liams, Miss Hargrove with Mr.. Jno G..
Bragaw, Jr., Miss Thompson, of Louis
lana. with Mr.. J. L. Nicholson. Miss
Bess Nicholson with Mr.. ]. Fl. Saunders,
Miss May Iaughinghouse with Mr.. c..
Smallwood. Miss Lizzie Hill with Mr..
Claude Carrow. Miss Helen Hugh with
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Social Monkeys.

"Mr. ard Mrs. Harry Lehr had long
tailed, blue-nosed and pink-eyed Afri-
can ape for their dinner guest at New
port one evening last week, Society
Note.
Mr.. Harry Lchr is the society pet, who
succeeded Ward McAllister as the leader
Of Gotham's 400" and of course any ac-
ton of his is regarded by the members
of the ultra swell set as 1.-The" thing to
be done.
We are told that the monkey was made
to drink toasts with the assembled COM
rany and eventually reached that stage
of intoxication known as getting under
the table, where he fell asleep, imitat-
ing. with surprising cxactness the man
ners and customs of the set into which
he has made his debut. 1t is outrageous
that there are not enough humane peo-
pie in New York city to remove this in
nocent monkey from the baneful in
fuence of his new associates.
But Mr.. Harry Lehr should look to his
laurels or the other monkey will sup
plant him in the leadership Of his smart
set.-Charlotte News.
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German at White Sulpher Springs.

Mount Airy, n. c.. July 12.-(SpeciaI.)
The occasion of the season was the OPP
ening german at the White Sulphur
Springs last night. 1t was gracefully
led by Mr.. H. G. Galloway, of Mount
Airy, with Miss Katherine Stedman, Of
Greensboro, the following couples dane
ing: Fl. c. Galloway, of Mount Airy
with Miss Katherine Stedman of Green's
boro; Geo. D. Fawcett. of Mount Airy
with Miss Eva Quincy, of Mount Airy;
DR.. John Banner, of Mount Airy, with
Miss Eva Brown, of Mount Airy; Mr.
WILDER Kichtizky, of ST Louis, Mo, with
Miss Mary Graves Hines, of Mount Airy;
Mr.. Robt. White, of Raleigh, with Miss
Carrie Joyce, of Mount Airy; Mr.. c. e.
Galloway, of Mount Airy. with Miss
Margaret Hines, of Mount Airy: Mr.
Haywood Merritt with Miss Gator, of
Greensboro; Mr.. Jeff Penn, of Mount
Airy. with Miss Apple, of Salisbury;
Mr.. Henry Green, of New York. with
Miss Fink, of Salisbury Mr.. Arthur
Armfield, of Mount Airy, with Miss Jeu-
ME Biting, of Mount Airy; Mr. Robert
DeVault, of Mount Airy, with Miss Lila
Prather. of Mount Airy: Mr., Charles
lie Prather of Mount Airy; Mr.. Frank
Galway, of Mount Airy, with Miss Els
sic Brewer, Garnet Fawcett, OF Mount
Airy, with Miss Bessie Byrd, of Bristol.
Tenn; Mr. Yancey Graves, of Mount
Airy with Miss Katherine Smith, of
Mount Airy; Mr.. Gilmer Joyce, of Mount
Airy, with Miss Maxine Smith. of Mount
Airy; Mr.. Geo. Kenneth. of Mount Airy,
with Miss Claude DeVault, of Bristol,
Tenn; Mr.. Winston Fulton, of Mount
Airy. with Miss Mamie Banner, Of Mount
Airy; Mr. Charles Prather, Of Mount
Airy, with Miss Nadine DeVault. of
Bristol, Tenn: Mr.. Lace Alfred, of Mount
Airy. with Miss Daisy Eolcombe, of
Mount Airy; Mr.. Glen Wrenn. of Mount
Airy. with Miss Battle, of Ensfeld; Mr.
and Mrs. Shank, of Greensboro
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Dance at Armory Hall.

Goldsboro. n. c., July 12.-(Special)
An enjoyable dance was given in the
Armory Hall last evening by the. Mill
tary Club, of Go1dsboro, complimentary
to visiting ladies. Music was furnished
by the knights of Pythias band
The german was led by Mr.. Jno. G.
Sizer and Miss Evelyn Privett The fol
lowing were present: Mr. Ed Yelver-
ton with Miss Julia Herring. of Wilson;
Mr. Alex Fulghum with Miss Minnie
Morton Of GAINESVILLE. Va; Mr.. Jas.
Crawford with Glen Forbes, of Green
vile; Mr.. Henry Jones with Miss Sallie
Whitaker, of Winston; Mr. Paul Yelver-
ton with Miss Susie Bryan, Mr.. Leslie
Yelverton with Miss Margaret Castex.
Mr. Tom Dewey with Miss Estelle
O'Berry Mr.. Geo. Dewey with Miss An
ME Belle Borden, Mr.. Juo. Aycock with
Miss Kate Darden, Mr.. F. G. Hines with
Miss Mildred Dortch, Mr.. Robert How
ell with Miss Rosaiie Smith, Mr. Erwin
Gulley with Miss Belle Smith. Mr.. J.
Frank iddens with Miss Matte Lee, Mr..
VIM. Borden with Miss Julia G.. Castcx,
Mr. Norwood Spicer with Miss Antoine tie
Burwell.
Stays: Messrs. Frank ! Broadhurst.
las. Switzerland, Graves Smith. Will
Stroud, Geo. Hummell, Herman We'll.
Cnaperones: Mrs. II. p. Dortch, Miss
Sue Collier.