The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-13

GRAND ERMAN
IN sTA 4 !.
The Ii j. ,E J: |; Preparing for 2 Six;
Day Carnival.
The. BoDLEY WAGON. COMPANY NY
Long Established Factory to Move to
.THE.B0DLEY WAGON COMPANY.
Long Established Factory to Move to
Memphis-A Bevy of Girls from
Miss Baldwin's School Take
Pleasure Trip to Washington.

fsnec,,, D,snatcb to The Tines.)

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.)
STAUNTON, VA, April 12::-The old
Elks Hall was the scene of grand ger
man Monday night, given by the young
| gentlemen of !. Staunton to henry sS'as
| Miller, in honor of mis- relatives ana
guests, who were in town this Week me
| music was furnished by the StoneWall
orchestra.
The german was led by J. Lewis Buin-
gardner with Miss Carrie Mix. nose
taking part were Miss Bessie Baker anu
T. A. Young, Miss EVE Mcclure ana y.
| S. Bradley, Miss Bessie Reed ana h1ns
Miller. Miss Alice Kelly and J. 3. Cocn-
ran, Miss Florence Reed and Eleioll's
| olivier, Miss Mabel Littig and f. = sum :.
.nerson Miss Theresa, Robbins aao NJ n
WILSON, mss Jessie bowling ana y, Wy =.
trout, Mrs. TT t,auntieroy anu Nc.
miller, Miss Pauline Mix and w. ~ Ny Z:
garland, Miss Jane ils s1,ania an and Harry
logshead.- Miss Daisy Yarnrough a Nv =.
=. Hanson. Miss Helen Baxter ana a. ;, NV WI
,iaskleX NUS Mss k Helse and
Il. B: Baker, Mrs .Lucius ". olnte'i
| s CARrENIERS UNION.
local union of the Brotherhood OF Car
,enters and Joiners Of America was as,,;, m
tltuted here Saturday and eng any, nr tise
WhiteseIi recording secretary: R. f.
.seterfisn financial secretary: Geo ,.1 5d en-
5hultz, p tre as senti inc s. L. Yount
-i1ctor: w, A. Drumheller, g. Wow
.rs and D. II. Corbin, trustees. ,,n,,o,d
he price of labor and establish q tunelat
Ind social benefit society: An appncat.i ~
or membership must be co on p.,,s,st he he
;ither a first-class CARPENTER or }o IN T.
tair-builder, ship-j joiner, mill-Wrlsnt. CAP
-net-maker. journeyman or plan lll
! bench hand. r,,,es.
This new union will meet every A I'-s'
Mr.. ! s. Berger. q carnival show man ma,
eference to o. carnival to be held u, under er
auSp spice IS Of n ths FlKs ex tna dae has
or the lllks to put on this carr n ia hn
Il be necessary Ia 10 c ta's Was partially can
aese., this week and it is thought that
1is amount can be secured The - ca arm IA
! iii last six days and every effort VIII %
.adc to secure a good crowd. MI. BE, Ber-
| er 2 Rrees to put on a number OF hlGn-
! lass street shows; including ten OF Lively te
/ ay shows and at least three Tree az
FACTIONS. He has a great many contracts
'1'n o''e Is trsiiSs AUXILIARY.
At the annual meeting of the ladies' aux
iar lar TIC to the Young Mems Christian AS 4
ociation held this week: and largely at
ended the following officers YER n e,ss
d: Mrs. w. Viking. rec, :ctea 1pn ass,7
ecretary: and Mrs. James IT. Woodwaar ret
| treasurer: Mrs Henry! Hutchinson. hrst
:ice-president: Mrs. G. D. Eurett, sec Sc;
| md vice president; Mrs. George :. w ~
;on. third vice president: Mrs, Ira y r,k :.
| lott fourth vicc-pTesdent: Mrs. X =.
7 Iankford sixth tviCe-president ana NrS
a ID. r.: Ranches. seventh vlce-presldeHt.
| The society reports the past year as pc
! nC the most successful of any III It's MS
CRY. c. ,.bich came
,ere in 1880 from Wheeling. ". Va, and
l\arected a large factory near the city
low proposes to move their business from
nc city to Memphis Tenn me ren emo q
iftv to ;seventy-five hands regularly; Fhe
.ea sons for moving are that Memphis Is
much closer to New Orleans, where tine
ompany's business is and the M it;a:: Up,
.hinninr and in Tennessee lumber is more
plentiful.
The Dupsmore Business. College Dase
ball team mas been practlclng reguGla a.t
class shape The Dunsmore Busin Col
'ege team this year and the StauntoI
baseball crankS are promised some gOot
games This team has already scneduiet
several games and on April otn VIII pla.
Browns University, of near Charlottes
Wilmer Fl. Paynes, Of Richmond. i
visiting in Stanton. ,.
Hampton II. Wayt, OF staunton, IS II
About thirty young ladies of the Mar!
ington and spent several days tins Weei
on a pleasure trip. Mrs W. w. King
and James Kerr went along as chap