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OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

odist preacher, died suddenly at
Pennington, Mo-, aged so.
Mrs, H. Clay Ewing died at Jeffer-
son City, No., aged 20. She had re-
sidede there so years and was the wife
of Gen. II. Clay Ewing.
Mrs. Susie Jelks, widow OF DR.. J..
r. Jelks, died at Hot Springs, Ark,
Of paralytic stroke.
T. Henry French, famous as a the
strical manager erandproducer Of many
celebrated dramas, died in New York
1t is reported that Venezuela has
accepted Germany's terms OF settle
ment.
Chicago capital is interested In
schemes to build hotels in St. Louis
for the Worlds fair.
George C. Il, Wagner will contest
the right of James j. Butler to sit
in congress from the Twelfth Mis-
souri, district, St. Louis.
The editor of friars' journal at
Manila was convicted of libel for pub
fishing charges of misconduct against
Gen, Bell.
A steamer and a schooner In her
toy were wrecked in Lake Superior in
great gale Saturday night, and
number of lives lost.
The total circulation of national
bank notes outstanding November ~
was $3s4s54,5l4, an increase for the
year of $25, ,l33, ,s03.
Friends of the omnibus statehood
bill claim to have enougktvotes prom
ised to pass 1t in the senate. Dele
gate Smith OF Oklahoma fears the bill
will have rough smiling.
Among the first batch of antitrust
bills introduced in congress is n
joint resolution for constitutional
amendment giving congress power to
dissolve monopoles.
The government receipts for No.
vember were S43,599,00l and the ex-
penditures $43,o4o, ,257, leaving q sur
plus for the month Of s55s,744.
Judge Graves, OF Milwaukee,
awarded q suit Of SIS for board
against n couple who had gone TO visit
family and remained Ave weeks. The
women quarreled, and tho suit for
board resulted, The court held that
five weeks was rather long for visit.
The Kansas City court Of appeals
ruled that the combination OF brew
ers Of that city was a trust, and, there
fore, against the laws Of the state.
The court held that anyone owing
bill TO one OF these brewers need not
pay the BILL
The United States supreme court de-
cided that the government has a right
to control the lands Of the Five Civil
lied Tribes as It deems best, sus-
t0invg the lease Of Cherokee lands for
mining purposes, which were made
without the Indians consent.
CubOns are buying their machinery
in Europe
Griffin Stith, aged rs, who for years
sold papers at Fourth and Walnut
street, 81. Louis, dropped dead Mon.
day. He had seen better days.
Representative Champ Clark urges
the post Office department to estab'
lsh at once more rural delivery routes
In his district,
The monthly statement OF the pub
lie debt shows decrease for the
month Of November Of Sil0,i40,
The national organ of German
butchers has issued invitations TO n
horse.mcut dinner to distinguished
members OF the Society Tor the Pro-
vention Of Cruelty to Animals,
Congressman oy, OF st. Louis, has
introduced bin 10 give the fodcrai
courts jurisdiction TO try offenders
against state election laws.
A Virginia physician, who Is q NOM
Der of the legislature, proposes an an.
u.kissing law to prevent the spread OF
contagious diseases
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village sold az Auction.

New York, Dee. 3.-The village OF
Glen Eyre, Pike county, Pa, has been
sold at public auction by tho sheriff.
says World special from Port Jcr'
Wis. The property was bid In Tor w.
OOo BY New York capitalists II em'
braces s57 acres, The buildings con
sIst Of ten houses, store ana post
office, railroad station, chicken
houses, II blacksmith shop, icehouse
and schoolhouse, The place has de-
clncd OF late by reason Of dullness IN
the market for blucstonc, which Is
uuarrIed there,
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TO TREAT POOR CHILDREN.
A New York Capitalist VIII Make
Donation to Cure Poor chill
dren OF Hip Disease.

Now York. Dee, 3,--1n connection
with the coming visit to this city Of
Prof. Lorcna, OF Vienna, Il Is stated
that well-known capitalist, whose
name Is withheld, has arranged to
make donation OF n large sum TO
carry on the work Of caring for poor
children afflicted with hip disease,
after DR.. Lorcnz shall have returned
TO Europe. The gift will be, 1t Is
snid, sufficient TO give treatment to
the sufferers among the poor for
long time, The work will be carried
on by locul surgeons, who will attend
the l.orcnI clinics,
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uo,r,,,u nj Mulberry ncnd.

New York Dee, 3.-fhcrc Is deep
mourning In Mulberry Bend, because
OF the dcath Of the Italian banker
Raphael royc, He came 60 America
IA 1871. His ship sank ut Sandy Hook
and Le lost his savings but starting as
n ,nborcr he omosscd fortune In the
Itollon quarter eSumoted at u million
dollars
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ni.,r,bo,Ion OF Anthracite.

Philadelphia, Dee, 3,-rbe distrlbu'
tlon OF anthracite coal Is being gradu-
ally extended by the Philadelphia n
Reading Railway Co, A few orders
from the west have been accepted, and
shIpmonts TO New England and the
south have been increased, The Rend'
Ing Co. has begun 20 make deliveries
over the pennsylyenln, particularly TO
baltimore and Washington,
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BRIEF MENTION.

w. ]. Deear1 Hot SPRINGS dry
goods clerk. has iallcn hef to n large
fortune In France.
A call has boon issudd for convon'
tIon of county Jndgoe, to be held at
Little Rock January u and ~, the
date Of tho good roads convention
Tho board of trustees Of tho state
university has decided TO partially ro'
build the shop recently destroyed BY
aro with funds available out OF the
regular appropriation
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Took Morphine aud Laudanum.

Mrs. Jennie Thomas, wife Of rail-
road nagman of Little Rock, swallowed
a fatal dose of laudanum in the pres
encc OF her husband, The woman was
addicted to the use OF morphine and
had taken an overdose OF the drug.
She informed her husband OF the fact
and he remarked that he would call a
physician. As he started to leave for
the doctor Mrs, Thomas remarked that
1t would do no good and reaching on
a table, secured bottle Of laudanum
and drank over an ounce Of the fluid
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statute Of Limitation Defined.

A case Of general interest was re.
Gently decided by the state supreme
court relating to the statute of lin.
itation. In November 1899, Mrs. f. F.
Enrich Of Little Rock in taking hold
OF guy wire belonging to the street
car company, charged with electricity,
received severe shock. She brought
suit for damages against the street car
company, alleging that 1t negligently
allowed its guy wire to hang so near
the ground that a person passing on
the sidewalk would come in contact
Herewith. She recovered a judgment
in the Pulaski circuit court. In about
thirteen months after the accident her
husband brought suit against the same
company for the injuries to his wife
and for medical bills, etc. The de.
fendant interposed plea OF statute
of limitation OF one year. The circuit
judge sustained this plea. From this
ruling Enrich appealed to the supreme
court which held that the lower court
errer in ruling that the one.year stat
ute Of limitation does not apply to
negligence
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To Meet Mt Fort smith,

The Western Arkansas Teachers
Association will meet in Fort Smith
December 29.3l. Superintendents and
principals of schools are requested to
make arrangements with their direc'
tors to have the Christmas holidays
include the days Of this meeting. The
dates mentioned were chosen because
no other dates were available, AS the
Fort Smith schools continue In ser.
sion til noon, December "a,
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Conxentlnn Of EdncAtora CAlled.

A convention to state school officials
mas bcon called TO meet at Little Rock
january 10, Tho convention VIII be
composed OF county examiners, school
suporntondonts, etc, In the state,
Matters of vital interest In the educa'
uonol Advancement Of the state VIII
DO discussed, and II Is possible that
Tue legislature may bc momorlol2ed
lot changes In the school law In ac'
cofdonoc with any resolutions thHt
may be NdopLed by the eonYenlI0n.
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Narrowly Escancd Lynchlng.

Henry Dickinson, coored, narrowly
escaped lynchIng In Phillips county ut
the hands Of members of his race.
Dickinson assaulted the ll.year'old
daughter Of Luke Massey, n respected
eolorod planter The accused, who
made complete confession, was
taken to Helena and placed In jail
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COQOk SAYS AMEND.
Senior Senator From Illinois Intro
duces Bill to Amend Sher-
man Antitrust Law.
AIMED At ARTICLES MADE BY TRUSTS,
The Presidents Annual Message
Read In Both Houses-RusseIl A.
Algcr, of Michigan, Sworn in as
Senator, and Removes Flowers
TO sit Down.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Senator Cul-
lon, Tuesday, introduced a bill to
amend the Sherman antitrust law.
1t prohibits interstate commerce ar
ticles produced by trusts, the penalty
for violations being "A fine Of from
$500 to $1,000
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Mine Explosion,

An explosion occurred In Mine No,
20 Of the Central Coal and Coke Com
pany at Bonanza badly wrccking the
tipple There were two shot'ilrers
in the mine at the time, One was
slightly burned The explosion set
fire to the underground stable and
eight mules were burned to death,
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p,,,ow, Roots Recommendation.

Washington, Dee. 3.--Rcprcsen,otlve
Hull, chairman Of the house commit.
tee on military affairs, hos introduced
n bill for general stan OF the army
The bill follows closely that which
WAS recommended by Secretary Root
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m, nos,on Wooi Market,

Boston, Dee, 3,--Owing TO the re-
cent holiday the wool market took on
n ouiet tone, although very firm. The
market Is felt TO be in u healthy CON
dition, and dealers are looking for
more activity for the balance of tho
season,
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Shortage Paid.

Thc shortage of George lIoslor for
mer chief clerk IN tho United States
,narShula once ut Little Rock. has
peoh made good, Hozlor appeared
.eiore Judge Trlcber and was fined
"'TaS'b0, the amount of his shortage,
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Killed with n Gun lie Won.

Bob Mckillcn, colored was shot and
Killed near Hope by Frank Phillips,
also colorcd, Mex lion had won n
gun from Phillips In n Map game, and
'whcn ho wont after the weapon Phil
ups omptled both barrels into his
BODY.
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Notified Of an Increase.

r'smuqua, Pa, Dec, 3,-Employes OF
tho Shamokin division OF the Phlla-
delphIa & Rcuding Railroad Co. have
hccn notified Of an increase Of wages.
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oiycn a Life Sentence.

peorIn, III, Dee. 3,-ln the circuit
court Joseph Dakcr wos given u life
sentence for the murder of Martin
Christopher lust june.
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Cong rehN.
SENATE.

Washington, Dec, 3.-1'here were
two events in interest in the senate
Tuesday-the swearing in Of Gen.
Russell A. hlger as senator from
Michigan, and the presentation Of the
presidents annual message. Before
the senate convened, Mr.. Alger ap-
peared on the floor, and was heartily
congratulated by his new colleagues,
The family Of the new senator, with
o number Of personal friends, occu-
pied seats in the reserved gallery to
witness the ceremony, while members
Of the Michigan delegation in the
house came over from the house for
the same purpose.
Immediately after reading Of the
journal, Mr. Burrows presented the
credentials Of Mr., Alger, and asked
that the oath Of Office be adminis-
tered to him. The new senator then
was escorted to the desk of the pres
ident pro TEN, Mr.. Frye, by Mr., Bur.
rows, where the oath was admins
tered.
Mr. klgcrs seat Is on the right OF
the democratic side OF the chamber,
and wns completely hidden from view
by numerous large floral pieces, 1t
was necessary TO remove them be-
fore he could sit down.
Mcssrs, PlHtt Comm and Jones
(Ark), the committee appointed by
the senate to join In similar com
mittcc from the house, to notify the
president that congress had assem-
blcd, reported that they had per.
formed this duty, whereupon Mr.
Barnes, assistant secretary to the
president, delivered the presidents
message TO congress, Printed copies
had been furniscd each senator, and
they closely followed the reading Of
the document
But few democrats were IN their
seats when the reading OF the mes
sage began. Scnor Quesado, the Gu
ban minister, occupied seat IN the
diplomatic gallery and eyinced much
interest In the message,
HOUSE.
The house met Mt noon, with a
large attendance and crowded gal.
lcrlcs. Immediately nftcr the read
Ing Of tie Journal Godron Russell
who was elected TO III the vacancy
caused by the dcN,h Of r. c. DcGrof'
fenrcId, Of Texas, ana Edward Swan
who was elected TO fiji the vacancy
caused by the denth Of Amos u, Cum
mIngs, Of New York, appeared at the
bar and took the oath,
The speaker announced the follow
lowing committee appointments Mr
1ll Comm, ON ways and meansi
Mr.. Palmer OpN,), On judieihryi Mr
Fowler (N. ~, director of the Co.
lumbian institution for the deaf and
dumb, and Mr., jenkins (Wis), rs con
sulting trustee Of the reform schoo
OF Che District Of Columbia
Mr. Bingham Pn), from the com
mi,,ce appointed TO wait upon The
president, reported that Vt had ful
iled It's mission, and That the prcsi
dent stated that he could communI
cn,c with the house Immediately Inc
house then took n recess until gi3o, u
awalt the arrival Of the president
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Iour Ncpr0rs Murdered,

Joe Branch, Mandy Branch, his wife.
Georgia Wright and the latters son,
Dnke Wright, all colorcd, were MUIR
dcred at their homo near Tucker In
Jefferson county by unknown parties
They were found with their heads
split open and near them was bloody
ny
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The courthouse and fourteen buel'
noss houses Mt Huntsville were aN
stroyed by llre'
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Miss Taylor was shot and probably
fatally injured by the accidental dis
charge OF gun In the hands OF Miss
stevens, near Hartman, johnson eoun'
ty
Il. 0, smith, farmer was shot ana
mor,nlly wounded at Mount Ida by nob
Williams, u deputy sheriff the
trouble arose over tho lewiston OF n
crop grown by Smith on land owned
by Williams
John N, Snow, treasurer OF New
ton county, died November 2S,
The Cleburne County Bank has
been organized at lIeber with capi
tai of $4,000, j, d, Baker Is presi
dent,
Henry pendergrass was shot ana
killed near Conway by W. II, Hooks,
h,s fatherin law, Hs the result OF
trouble growing out Of n lawsuit
An overflow OF Red River destroyed
In the noishborhood Of 40 per cent OF
the ungathered cotton crop along ib
course In this state. The loss OF stock
ID also heavy.
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A Family Reu ion.

Thanksgiving was kept in o'd-time
fashion at the Execu I've Mansion yes
tcrday. where the Governor and Mrs.
Montague gathered around their toard
number of their relatives and EMO ed
their reunion in quietly happy WY.
.Bes des the Governors family the party
included:
Mrs Montague's mother, Mrs jeanette
Crcwder Ho.Sins. OF King and Queen
county. and her sisters. and brothers. as
follows: Colonel John R Saunders. of Ills
Exael!ency's staff. and Mrs. Saunders.
rec Hoskins: MT. and Mrs. T. A Henley.
Of King and Queen Courthouse; M. L..
B. Dudley. of West Point: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Z. Hicks. OF Hartsvil!e. S. c.: Mrsan
Mrs. Willard .. Hoskins. of Essex cosnty:t
Mr and Mrs. c. R. Hosktns. DR.. William
II Hoskns. Mr.. Robert Hoskins and Mr..
Horace Hoskins. Of Newport News. and
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c mo ,ir1ent to Hiss Jtckes.

Miss Elise Stokes. one OF this seasons
pretty debu antes. had deiiShtf,. re-
ception dance given III her honor Tues
day evening last by the members OF
the Delta Tau Delta fraternity OF the
University of Virginia.
The reception was held in the fratern-
ity club house and. in add lon to the
dance. a poo. tou nament added 70 tie
evenings pleasure. Miss Burdette. of
New York. won the first p ize at the
tourna ment and Miss Ida HancEei. OF
Charlottesville, was consoied. Am .fg
those present to meet Miss Stokes were
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bradford. DR.. and
Mrs w A. Lambeth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bronston. Miss Burdette. Of New YORK:
Miss Nellie Finley Miss Lea. Miss a
Hauckel Miss Hazel Bolton. Miss Sue
Jones; Prof. j. Thompson Brown Messrs.
Frank Harris. W. O.. Spates, Clio s.
ton. stuart C. Leahe. II. c. Lancaster.
John A. Dutchins. Paul Shafer. CHARLES
hicvefRh and James Drake.
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On K-nor of Mss Hnves.

Miss Camille HAYES. Of Mcrgr n. on.
West Virginia. was he guest Of honor (
an,.iler reception luncheon given ycs-
to-day in the home OF Miss Win-o No.
&C. lark Avenue The par'ors and nal!s
Of the wineo home prcse-trH pretty
and artistic appearance with masses OF
yellow and white chrvsanther,rn1s
against ba ckground Of palms Tho
luncheon table had chrvsartHemum
certe-p'ece and further nr7amertat'on
Of ribbons IN the color of the two uni
versities. Punch vas se~veI by MIS-
j. d. Noel and Miss May Hayes.
Dining room assta-o-+s were: Misses
Io.enh!ne Putney Addic Rove. Rehecca
Gordon. Marguerite warwick. Helen
Christian. sadie Suites, Carolyn Hollae
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ceremony making them man and wife
was duly performed.
x o, away from Church.

Editor of The Times:
Sir.-It is Thanksgiving Day. and as
am a; work l,w thoughts come into
my head regarding same. The President
OF the United States proclaims the day
as national holiday and requests the
citizens Of this great republic to assem-
Bile at their respective churches to give
thanks to God for the mercies of the past
year. which is right and proper. This is
followed by the Governors of the several
States proclaiming and endorsing same.
Yet the officials of the United States Gov
eminent set an example of celibera tely
.disobesing the Presidents proclama ton
BY opening the postofice from 10 TO u In
carriers at that time to make delivery
OF the mail. thereby preventing employees
OF business houses from attending the
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sa,,h-, and pink waxen tapers yesterday
.or the reception luncheon az Wilt VIII
Misses Elise and Corneia Watkins were
tha hostesses, assisted by their friends.
Mise Reyno,ds, Of Pennsylvania; Miss
S1vers Of Norfolk. and Miss Rankin, OF
Dining room fiors, adornment was In
yellow. Mrs Edgar Lafferty servea Tue
nunch. Young ladies assisting M5s-
ktns in the dining room included Misses
sM MAJ, Waddill, Elizabeth Brander. E!te
Maury Wertn. Bessie Upsnur. M s,
BASKERVILLE Lima Shields. Bessie iomp-
fins Annie Mayo George Wilson. Mar-
garet Tinsley. Bessie Cathn cora
Younger. Bessie Hunter H a,1 s'9se ms
Alice Hotchkiss, Helen o'Ferrai1 ana
DI invited guests were Misses Marie
,yehster Alice Ho,chkiss. Helen
0.F,n-~aIl Lucy HAYES;
Knight. Charlotte Tonge. Ella Binloro.
E1ith Jones. Daisy ChamberiaSne, RUN
Tanner Mamie Cook. Agnes Mccarthy.
Elizabeth Knight. Louise knlsnt. ne
hecca Walker Ellen Witt. Mabel U FER
r,,l#5I,uc.v Huntington. sarah Chamber
.iayne Elizabeth Robins. Ellen Ruther-
foord. Elizabeth Brander. Louise Lewis.
Nf,ases Shields. Flora Cameron. Ada'r
MINOR Misses Meredith LILY Hill. Susie
Da,v,s Jennie Boyd Ella Jackson. Misses
Jennings. Jean Taylor Bette Cnristlan.
Helen Quares. Julia Bidgood. Helen
Stevens, Fanny Wortham Ellen Raspy.
Irene Fitzgerald, Nora LeaTv' Misses
lindsay Ruth Tanner. Misses Werth
Nris.eS watkins Sally Anderson. Matte
purcell. Mary Bierne Mary " a6dtll Misses
:1affress. Bessie Eilyson. Evelyn Bridges.
Emily Armistead Miss Roberta Alien.
Miss Precious Moore. Miss Rehecca
a.ker. Misses Grant. Mary Ball Anna
Carr. Ella Bruce. Leila Gray. Evelyn
Gordon. Mary Donnan. Miss y yloe. Nam
ME Cowarain. Misses Davenport. Edna
Forbes. Maria Mose'ey. Martha BYRD.
Louise Selden Mr.. and Mrs. John Coke.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Cay Drewry. Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Edmund Benson: Messrs. Sam
Brockerbrough. McC. Tarbronsh.
Messrs. Moselay. Stafford Parker. John
Danforth, George Gibson. Messrs. O'Fer-
rail-. John Blount. Lnctan Bass. George
Tatum. Charles Todd. ". Hahltston.
A1essrs Harrison. Frank Blankenshfp.
Lynch Montague. Prentiss Johnson. Ed
ward Grptill Tazewell Fitzgerald. Carl
ton McKenney. Albert Tanner. Horace
Hoskins. Lewis Harvie. Pollard Cardoza.
James Drake. Edward Al'ston, Henry
Darlington. Hunsdon Cary. Roger
! Walker. George Reed. John Lea. John
I.eary, James Boyd. II. Strinsfellow.
John Clarke Albert Alsop. Robert VIE
Hams. ReSert Wh.tehurst. c. Montague.
Dr. Herbert Hugh Skipwi,h. Adolph Os-s
terloh. John Davenport. Messrs Mac
Donald. Sidney Buford. Percy Bosher.
Messrs Hotchkiss, I. B. Johnson. and
Ned Daniel. OF the University OF VIZ
ginfa: James Mullen. Car Fuller. Tess.
| Hobson, Stuart Hrichaux. blessrs. Bran
der. George BIdgoof. Julian Hill. Nessrs.
Cooke, James Watson. Willie Watkins.
Stuart Leaka. Cameron Johnson. John
| Hayes. Charles Talbot, Green Shac..l~-a
| ford. Richard Workman. George Hcdg-
| son, Berkeley Williams. Arraistead
Crump. Henry -.lett. Thomas McAdans.
Granville Smith. Leslie Reed. Jack Det-
| w!ler. sootswood Wexford and Messrs.
IN er1,a
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Personal m2ntion.

Miss Martha Bowie and Miss Louise
MeAdarns have returned from the Nation
al Cathedral School. Washington. to
spend Thanksgiving. Miss AicAdauas has
as her guest Miss AIaltby. Of Corning.
y. z.
Mr.. Robert Darrell! OF the University
ot Virginia. is In Richmond for Thanks
giving.
Miss Mary Slaughter. 0, "sunnvsie'e
Athena lie county. Is the sAest OF Miss
Kebecca Walker.
Mr. and ars T. F. stearnes. Of New
port News. who have been visiting In
Rehmona. left Tuesday for home
Mr.. Charles stacy of Ronceverte w
va is spending several days IL Rich
mond-
Miss Nellie Montague has Jus. return
ed from, a weeks VISIT to her friend. q
Miss Rudd o; keyssiiie.
,fr. and Mrs. IRWIN IEasller. % Ports
mouth. are spentling Thanksgiving week
with relatives in Richmond.
a work under the caption }oias5 / st7
r.Ffs and Times OF the Mother OF Wash
lrgton.. has been gotten ready 'or PUB
i.cat;on by well known Virginia NO
man lsyfng in New York. The book has
rnarv special references TO the cEiiahood
and youth of Mary Ball. and Will be II
Illustrated by familiar scenes from her
native section of the State
Mrs. E. II Jerress has returned to
her home in keysvile where she Is now
established for the winter
Mrs. T. D. Williams vas guest at
the Si7-onson-Gtli wedding. taking P!ace
:, the home OF Mr.. W b. iorner OF
Chesterfield county. Wednesday morning
Cards are out for the marriage q MISS s
Mary L. Moffstt and .,-r. William
Armstrong whose nup:iais viii taho
mace November 26th at noon II the
Episcopal Church at Rappaaaanock y O.
MISS Mabel wing. OF Norfolk, IS fv!s4s-
Ing Miss Werth in@this CITY
Misses JESSE Mira and Kate Jones'.
,.ro@ taya beer, the guests of Mrs Il F.
Murray on Yarmouth. Street. Norfolk.
we've present Wednesday, afternoon at
veryr handsome card ra.tY given by
,rrs. Harry Myers. OF Colonial Avenue,
Client.
,rrs s svcle was ratron OF honor at
the Cohan-FrarF welding. "hich took
nyaco IL 0hef Shooul Temnie. in Nor
folk. at s. P ". YESTERDAY. Mr. NJ. syeia
was n guest at the wedding
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Mrs. Montasue's aunt, Miss 81. B. Hos
kihs. who is q guest at the mansion.
fanks Newnan

The wedding OF Miss ,laude Olive New
man and oIr. Claude Selden Hanks, OF ST
Louis. Mo-. was celebrated quietly az
noon yesterday In the home OF the br,des
parents. No. se2 West Clay Street. tho
Rev. j. B. Eutson. of the Ptne-S.reet
BAPTIST Church. officiating.
ne house was pretiiy decorated In
palms and pink chrysanthemums. back.
ground Of palms having been arranged
between the windows OF the front par
Tor. where Mr.. Hutson stood to perform
the ceremony.
The bride wore travelling costume OF.
DARK blue. with which she had on beaver
nat trimmed In panne velvet Her bou-
dGet was shower OF brides roses
Miss Florence Newman acted as maid OF
honor In gown. OF tucked white organdy.
She carried pink carnations. Mr.. ard
Mrs Hanks left by the lis train for Car
ada After months tour they will VISIT
the groorl.s parents in ST. Loats and later
will be established In New York
y reception for the family and few
Immediate friends was aeld at 80 clock
Yesterday forenoon