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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
He NAMES HIS STAFF
Brigade Commander Win.
kle. sc. V. Issues Gen-
eral Orders No. 1.

Second Brigade Comma nder =. Lee
Trinkle. Of the Virginia Division OF the
United Sons Of Confederate Veterans.
has issued the following general orders.
No 4:
/. BY virtue Of my election as COM
:nander Of the Second Brigade. at the
reunion of the Virginia L-vision. United
vile, Va. October. 1902. have assumed
command Of the camps composing that
brigade. nanely-those camps in the
Third. Seventh. Eighth. Ninth. and
Tenth Congressional. districts.
3. Commanders Of my brigade will re-
port to me at once their officers and
number Of members:
3. The brigade commander announces
the appointment oil the following mem
bers OF his official staff:
Robert Savers, Jr., brigade adjutant
and chief OF staff. Wythevile Va.
]. 4. T. Griggsby. brigade quarter
master, Berryville. Va. @
Louis B. Spence. brigade Inspector.
Richmond Va. rs
u. v. Bray. aide, West Point. Va.
e. c. Hartz. aide, Harrisonburg. Va
B. v. White. aide. Leesburg: Va.
Fl. K. Jones. aide. Wytheville, Va
II. T. Taliaferro. aide, hot Springs,
Va.
4. It is the very. urgent request OF the
brigade commander that each of the
above officers wi. immef ely use every
endeavor to upbuitd tn present camps
and to esta blist new ones.
S.. For all lin formation as to the fornna-
ton of camps. address the brigade adiu-
tant, Robert Sayers. Jr. Wytheville, Va
E. LEE TRINKLE,
Second Brigade Commander.
Official:
Robert tSayers, IT,.
Brigade 5Adjutant and Chief Of Staff,
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WANTED,
PLAIN SEWING AT HOME; $500 PER
week. Materials sent everywhere free.
steady work. Send ddressed envelope tor
particulars. DU POINT. Depa rtment w 50.
Lock Box 1882 Philadelphia. Pa ia 21-1t
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MEETINGS..

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
Ing Of the stockholders Of the s. f.
JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY
will be held at the offices Of the COM
pany In the city OF Richmond. Va, FEE
RuARY a 1903. at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
EDWARD LEIGH PELL,
ia oo-14t Secretary.
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brotherhood Meets To-N1ght.

Br0therhOOd Meets Tonight.
Young Mems Brotherhood Of Grace
Street Baptist church will meet this even
ing at 8 o'ciock in the lecture-room of the
church. The meeting will be an i'm
portant one. and all the young men Of
the congregation are invited to be pres
ent.
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WANTED

WANTED,
FOR UNITED STATES ARMY ABLE.
bodied. unmarried men between ages %
u and IS. citizens OF United States;,oI
good characte err and temperate ia pits.
who ca n speak, read and write English:
For inforna ton apply to RECRuITlNG
OFFICER. 10 east Broad street. Rich
mond, Va ia 2-F. SUE Wtnh29
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE rs. HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
have this day qualified as executrix OF the
estate of my husband. DIR. Lewis Wheat
! have appointed as my agent to settle
the estate for me. Mr.. 1nomas NJ Ruth
erfoord. 112 east Grace street. Richmond.
Va. All debtors OF the estate will please
settle their accounts with said Thomas H.
l.u.nerfoord. without delay: and all credit
tors of the estate will please present their
claims 70 said Thomas N. rutherford FOR
payment.
ELLA ". WHEAT.
January Z. 1903. ia lsrat
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WANTED.
BYLADY OF EXPERIENCE SEWING.
Special In ladies' fancy waists Can give
best OF references s.. Dispatch office.
ia q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Miss Eugepia Aunspaugh will give a
reading from Sidney Lanrer's poems at
the residence. OF Rev.. Robert P. Kerr.
o. D., AIS west Grace street. at O'CLOCK
Thursday evening. January I'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

GOOD cOATMAKER; STEADY JOB:
good pay. Address WALLS BROTHERS.
Wilson. n. c.. ia 2O-2t
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IHE:VALENTINE MUSEUM

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 A NJ to 5 p II.
Admission, Is cents. Free on Saturdays
au 20-ts
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W4NTEE]

LADIES EvERYWHERE, copy LET
tiers home evenings. and return to US; we
pay 5000 IS thousand. cash: new plant
steady work; send addressed s.eHvelope;3
full particulars. GUARANTEECOM Pa
ny. Department w s8 Philad elphIa, Pa.
q ia 21-1t
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SOUTHERN MBERMEN MEET

g 3 kuepGE gu
THAI Ever Before.
NEW oRLEANs. January o.
The thirtieth annual convention #of the
Southern 1lrHhsf:s Ma nufaeturersAs se-1
TIE morning s6essian Was devoted te5 the
hearing Fofs the Ihrnrte OF PYestd W.
NJ Me1AeA "a aud 81 eeerefary George -
emit These reports sta ted that the
Southern luHkSfs HueanApG ! fs more PROS
pereus fhsn1s Svsr. ana that stnYpavs'
prices saYS #ad.aneapGafs ess s1aay8 q syoo1i
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-AucT1os. Is Dap.

AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
1fu RAJ SEsrATE IS SOLD Tgs
rAx11 ron TN cU11EHr CALEaDAs
sYxix Ar 70 II RA1D Pro RATA aY
.41lI.vEgDo1 AND TIE vEHDEE.
BY the Valentine Auction Company
612 east Broad street.
sArEW AND USED, FURNITrpr
~ NEW VELVET AND BRUssgT3
CARPETS, RUGS AND DRUGGErS
PICTURES AND MIRRORS, Mar
TRESSES. SPRINGS. ETC, AT
~ AUCTION.
We viii sell for an testament house a.
our auction wareroom. 6i2 east Broad
e. This fwednesday, MORNING.
JANUARY. list. AT 1890 OcLo-x
White Enameled Bureaus. washs,aoS.
and Chtfoniers, Mahogany and Mahng.
any-fanished and Oak Bookcases. Hans.
some Parlor Suits. Walnut. Oak. and Ms
hogany Chamber Suits. Highly PolsSss
OAK Tables. Mahogany Center Tables. ans
some Morris Chairs, Quarter-sa wed Oas
Wardrobes. Willow Rockers Quarts-N
sawed Dining Cha irs. Feather Pillows and
Botsters.s Mirrors and Pictures. new Vel
vet and Brussels Carpets. Rugs nd D-nr.
gets, Heating and Cooking Stoves sse
Sfdeboa rds. Parlor Lamp washs,a-S
Sets. and other Furniture too numerous
to mention. Entire sale nice furniture AND
yolI should attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co.
ia 1-1t sAuctonec-s
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PLAIN WRITERS EVERYWHERE.s
spare time evening $3.50 week, steady
home work: sell dressed envelope: full
lars Manager Department s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

The Kate Whselock Whist Club met at
the residence OF Mrs. Arthur Cannon
yesterday afternoon. Duplicate whist
was played and the highest score was
made by Mrs. N. Lodor and Mrs. Bash
Spalding. The next highest score was
Mamie Robinson. Next Tuesday after
noon the club will be entertained by
Mrs. Edmund Waddi!l. and will meet
at o'clock.
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.PARTNERsH1P NOTICES.

+
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing among the undersigned. under
the style of BINSWANGER & CO.. is
by mutual consent this day dissolved. and
is succe eded by. B1NSWANGER & CO.,
corpora ton. duly Incorporated under the
laws Of the State of Virginia. which
said corpora ton has assumed all Habit
ties and lis entitled to payment of all
Indebtedness due the said firm. e.es
..S..t BERTHA BlNSWANGER.
.-....H.. s. B1NSWANGER-
NJ. I. BINSWANGER.
Partners heretofore trading under style
of Bnswanger &: Co.
January 8, 1903
heretofore existing under the style Of
Bfnswa niger & Co.. and will continue the
same line OF business formerly conducted
by said firm. Having assumed all liabili-
ties and being entitled to payment Of all
Indebtedness to said firm. all parties corr
cerned are requested to make settlements
OF same with BINSWANGER & CO.. UL-
corporated.)
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.BYSPRINTER,ELE YEARS Elk.
perience, city and country. position In
small town in mia; best ference.
Wages, SIS per month and board. il.
e., care II. nj. Warsaw. Va ia. 21-1ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

! The Confederate Bazaar Association will
meet Thursday. at noon, in Lee Camp
Hall
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spECIAL sALE OF FINE VEHICLES

- -
oNESgyERY FINE RuBBER-TlRE
FAMILY CARRIAGE Tor station
wagon at a great bargain. Also SUI
RES, ,RuNABOUTS, PEiAET0NS..lR ~.
sTORS. BUGGIES. BUSINESS Wa ~
CONS etc. YsALL.AT SPECIALLY Low
PRICES to keep hands at work,1 A aI:S
q number OF SECONDHAND SDH6SIEISs:TIs
NESS WAGONS. VERY CHEAP. to make
8 e'.s'' - - 5 ~ W. C. SMITH.
da 1s.2et ia north Fifth street
ssa.5o- BUYS THE NEW HIGHEST
Grade 4-prawer Drop Head: OAK Cap e1n e
Genuine Singer Sewing Machinsss;; - 49, fag
the White; Standard 22oo: Wheeler q
Wilson. $500: Minnesota. SIS. 20; Burd1ck.
s12,s5: ceroco sss5. For tree sewing ma. ma,
came catalogue and most liberal free trlal
over cut out and mail this notice 70
SEARS. ROERUCK & CO. Chica az &c. - ).
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and the uehers VIII be Messrs. George
Jennings of Danville, William P. Ward.
Of Campbell county. c.. G. Norman.
and Howell! C. Featherston. After the
marriage Captain Fauntleroy and his
bride will spend a few weeks here before
going to the Philippines.
Mr.. Philip B. Shield is quite i'll at his
home. with malaria fever. 5,
Mrs James r. HUBBARD. of Norfolk. will
be the guest of Mrs. J. Taylor Ellyson
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Valentine are regis
tered at the Victoria. in New York
Miss Lily Hill Will leave this week for
visit 10 New York city.
Miss Porter Sands. who has been visit
Ing friends in Massachusetts, for several
weeks. returned to the city last evening
with her father. Major William H. Sands.
accompan MED by Miss Mccullock.f of
Washington. D. C. Miss McCullock will
be the guest Of Miss Sands while in the
city.
Mrs. John Green Miller has issued in
vitations to a card party for Saturday
afternoon.
There will be an annual meeting Of the
Consumers League Of Virginia. to-day
at Il o'clock. at the residence of the pres
ident. Mrs. George Barksdale. No. 500
east Grace street.
All members are urged to come as i'm
portant business is to be transacted
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Miss Hattie Hawkins Is visiting Wash
tnstca and Baltimore.

Cards are out Tor the marriage az Miss
Frances Fox 70 Captain James DsarinE!
Escntteroy. o. Lynch, 5 station. campheIi
county. Va The cAreucny win take
paaes op February 18th. OF high noon. Of
TIE Mcthod!G Ep!scopA, church at Eytnx-s
zen. Iha tSGt man viii 30 Mr. Waiter
1Anes3sspzs hsothar ek H. s1ssE-1jAet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

The bond required OF Special Commits
s!oners Rowe and Wexford by the abovs
mentioned decree. has been duly given.
Teste: CHARLES, o. SAVILLE.
ia IL tbs Clerk.
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TROLLEY SMASH


Perry street CAR Runs @INTosAl2
FREIGHT SHIFT. s,2ss5
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TWO PASSENGERS BRUISED.
Serious Accident Nurrosvly Ayerted
By Presence Of Mind OF Motor.
man-Gate ont Of order and Flag
man Could Not stop Cars That
Were Making ,.I,' ,E..i FlyinE switch Con-

nections.
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AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Days.

BY Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
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with Mr.. J. P. walker. Of Overhead.

Miss Mary Kyle Emnger OF Baltimore.
Md, white mousseline over taffeta,
pearls and diamonds, with Mr.. G. y.
Haw, of Hanover. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Catharine Gallaher. OF
Charleston. w. Va. white silk net over
J. E. Price, OF Charleston. w. Va.
Miss Lucy Preston Beale, OF Buchanan,
Va, silk French NULL pearls, with Mr..
J. Randolph Tucker. Of Lexington. Va.
Miss Nellie Lane Butler. OF Rockbridge
Baths. Va. white null and lace. pearls
and diamonds. with Mr.. &. =. Worthen,
Of Little Rock Ark.
Miss Louise Haskins. OF Lexington. Va.
white null, Kappa Alpha pin, with Mr.,
A. M Duncan. of Springfield. Ky.
Miss Laura H. Butler. Of Rookbridge
Baths, Va, white silk organdy, with white
f. Arbuckle. of Lewisburg, w. Va
| Other couples taking part In the ball
after the opening figure was completed
were Miss Dora II. Williams. Of Bram-
we'll ". Va. white point d'esprit over
cream taffeta, pearls. with Mr.. j.. H.
| Cowles, of Radford Va.
Miss Lena Armstrong. OF Bohemian.
Mont, pink silk crepe de chine. with real
| lace, diamonds and pearls and keppa
Alpha badge, Cadet Meadow. OF Boze-
man, Mont.
Miss Ross. of Lexington, Va, pink or
CANDY, diamonds, with Mr.. Waddell. of
Lexington, Va.
Miss Celia NJ Tlnaberlake. of Staun ton.
va, crepe de chine over pink silk. dia-
monds and pearls. with Mr. =. =. Moore.
Miss MCNEIL, Of Charlottesville, Va.
liberty SILK pearls, with Mr.. Bledsoe. OF
Lexington, Va.
Miss Mamie Grasty. of staunton Va.
white chiffon over taffeta, pearls and dia-
monds. with Mr.. Albert Stoves, Of San
Miss saliie Patton. of Virginia Poly
technic Institute. white null pearls with
Mr.. Cowah OF Virginia.
Miss Page Taylor. of Washington. D.
C.. white organdy over yellow, pearl neck
lace, with Mr.. G. c. McNelll. OF Char
lottesvile Va
Mrs. William Archer Roberts, of wash
inston, D. c.. white chiffon, diamonds.
with Mr.. William Archer Roberts. OF
washington. D, G.
Miss Kelsey, black crepe de chine and
sa tin, diamonds, with Mr., Humphreys.
Miss Katharine Sloan, OF ST. Louis, MO-.
Dresden grenadne silk.
Miss Dora IT. Williams, of McComas.
w Va. white organdy.
Mrs, George II, Price. of Charleston. w.
va. white peau de cynge, with chiffon,
pearls and diamonds. with Mr. George
Z, Price.
Mrs. Robert Withers. OF Bedford City,
Va. white lace, diamonds with MT. Kern.
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AN ELEGANT RECEPTION
Or. A. G. Ray and His Beautiful Bird
on the Atlantic Coast.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch,

FRANKTOWN, VA. June 2O.--Dr. A.
Chambers Ray. OF Botetourt county, with
his lovely bride, is spending part of their
honeymoon on the Atlantic coast. The
happy couple came from the Caamberlin.
Old Point, TO visit Rev. George H, Ray.
D. D., father of the groom, who gave
them a beautiful reception at his home
In Franktown Va The numerous guests
came from to 9 p, NJ. and Rev.
DIR. Ray was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
P. b. Tankard. Mrs. A. B. Dunton, Mrs.
FLORENCE Mabel Tankard. Mrs. Mildred
Landlord and Mrs, Lutte Creswell,
The reception was preceded by an ele-
CANT dinner and during the afternoon
refreshments were served to coming ana
going guests.
Among those present We're Or. and Mrs.
Peter Scott Mr., and Mrs. p. b. Tankard,
Mr. John u. Nottingham Jr., and his
sister. Miss Mary Nottingham Mr.. w. 9.
Landlord. Mr.. and Mrs. s. p, Taakard.
Mr.. and Mrs, II, CT. Tankard, Mr.. and
Mrs. John II, Roberts, Hon. and Mrs,
John e. Nottingham, Rev. and Mrs, Cor
bett, Misses Inez and Hattie Garrett Mr.,
and Mrs. Ira Landlord, Or. Charles
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Savage Mrs.
@. NJ. Landlord and other best people.
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York fter visit to his brother.
Mr.. John Starkc, OF Goochland, Is the
guest OF Mr.. j. p. Williams, of Brookland
Park.
Miss 8. j. Moore. who has been visiting
her brother, Rev. l.. G. Moore, the pastor
OF the NJ. L. Church, has returned to
John Mitchell has left for Junta to visit
Mrs. b. r. Moorehead has returned TO
Pulaski after q visit to her daughter,
Mrs. j w. nlitcneil.
Mr.. John Claiborne. OF Raleigh Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones.
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Lynnhurst, has returned

soiourning at Lynnhurst, has returned
Dr. s Roops and av Mrs NJ 9th II t 1hnfi
friend. Miss Jennie Hudgns
Mr.. Charles WI, Bowers has purcnnasHeq
the attractive little home built by 9. "a I:
permanently located. He rs bargaining
Mr.. j. T. Gentry has made many I'm.
p purehascd from Gates and Brown.
The cottage on Holly Avenue formsrly
owned by. Mr.. Hicks has been purchased
oY Th me- new CIV C County e road from Highland
Springs to the Williamsburg Road. three
miles In length. Is now completed. ahi
Val An p Automobile line over this road to
cold Harbor and through Hanover county
is CONTEMPLATED. and should the plan a
aes w Be nses to ,hs sonvey M
sengers over the Seven Pines Road to
Richmond The autos. can be secured at
short notice and II y hoped fhay waste .he
no time in completing tho necessary ar
yo Of Baffa Faa r. AZ 4 has has
terminus OF Beech Avenue. and Will make
it his permanent residence, after OK
pending several thousand dollars IN I'M
pi 5. a. Mcclellan, Of Michigan. has
bought the Barton farm at the end Of
Holly Avenue. where he is comfortably
Mr.. Gay is. now In possession OF the
fine house lately built near Washington
Avenue.
chased properly in Highland Springs. and
the most OF them intend to build or
YIN. D. Wright, one lot on Rose
Professor YIN. S; Drewry. OF Missouri,
one lot on Daisy. Avenue,
II. r. Marshall. two lots on Bunice
Edward P. Kellum. ono lot on Ivy
\. ). yellines, Of Baltimore, Md. one
VIM. A. Jackson, six lots on Oak
n. 5. v,nal. Of scituate. Mass. two
j. W. Smith. one lot on Rose Avenue.
T. A. Gebhardt. twelve lots on Ash
and Beech Avenues.
OF Main Street and Kalmia Avenue
Rev. g. w. Glascock. eight lots on
New Avenue.
5. 4. Buchanan. two lots on Oak
5. II: Haynes. one lot on Oak Avenue.
C. R. Sands. eight lots on Linden
/. B. Barker. lumber dealer. eight
lo.a on Maple Avenue.
j. B. H Carmiencke, of Brooklyn, N.
y, five lots on New Avenue.
fhos. c. Gudlin has his eight-room
house on Oak Aveue nearly completed;
Ing a cozy cottage on the corner OF Beale
Street and Kalmia Avenue.
Charles O. Rudd is erecting seven
room house on Emerson Street.
F. P. Read has completed preparations
for fine new cottage to be erected on
Elm Street in the near future.
The ornan entail cottage being built by
Mr.. e. s. Read on Holly Avenue is about
finished.
Dr.. William Child. retired surgeon
OF Piermont, N. H., who has recovered
his health in the invigorating climate Of
Highland Springs. is now in the North
disposing Of all his real estate there. with
the Intention Of investing the proceeds In
cottages. TO be erected on the twelve lots
on Grove and Holly Avenue, adjoining
his home, and recently purchased by him.
house on Main Street.
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GAINES MDLL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

S-@N|S0SDvS " W. w ~ -, " - - =
Preaching to-day at Black Greek Bap-
fist Church at $3.50 P. NJ. by the pastor.
Rev. "A. D. Lauthan; sunday-school at 8
O'clock.
children's Day will be celebrated at
Walnut Grove Baptist Church to-day at
II o'clock. The superintendent. Mr.. j..
Bradley, has made out an elaborate pros
gramme, and urges oil the teachers and
Scholars to be present, There will be
many recitations and good music, which
Will be enjoyed by all
Mrs. James Jones is improving. but
NJ. James Bosher's little child IS crti-
caly Ill.
Mrs. J. Goodman's little girl. near Black
Creek, does not improve
Mrs. Georgia Kellun spent a very pleas
ant day with her sister In Richmond dur
ing the past week.
Miss Roberta Christian. who Is visiting
trends in Richmond. expects to leave
shortly for Norfolk. where she will spend
Nj. and Mrs G,> Gaulding visited the
latter's brother last Sunday at the
Mrs. Thaddeus Talley. who is on a Wis
1t to her country home. Sunny ssie. ex-
poets to spend several weeks.
Miss Josie Wingo has returned. much
delighted with her trip to Norfolk and
Ocean View.
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dren Major and Susie, who have been
visiting Mrs Charles Perkins. have re-

sf slns sa Mrs a Gaares Perkins n have 1
turned to West Point.
VINO ,si has a been p ths guest e Of MIS- Wls
Pavey. visited friends In Norfolk last
week. but has returned. and. Is nov visit
seso hdr s 5irest Mrs Leonard on Wen'
The Aid Society OF Fairmount Metho-.
dist>Church Will hold Its regular meet
ana The PRESIDENT Mrs. William Heehler
hopes to have a large NUMBER OF iadies
present.
Miss India Isinford Of Richmond visited ST e,
die last week.
Mrs. Delaney who has been quite SICK
is , now much better s ~ p.,,ro,d
Young Mems Christian Association, have
postponed the. contemplated moonlight OK
cnrslon, which was fixed for June 18TH
The Baptist Aid Society hopes to enroll
another dozen new members to-morrow
afternoon. as they did last Monday at
Mrs. Malone OF Nineteenth Street, is
out again. after a short Illness
zekS Talley Is not n candidate for super
VISOR, a has been reported. II. 2. lieeh.
fe the MGR william Il Brsucr '
Mr.. w H. Roseland,. OF the West End,
Mrs. Gregory, of Chelsea Hill. had a
very enjoyable lawn party Tuesday eve ,
Ming. and large crowd iva, was IN attend
a most enjoyable entertainment was
given at the residence, Of Mrs. James
Wo9dn ThursdayY night b s IN honor S 81,
parlors were beautifully decorated IN
white. and presented cool and sweet
appearance. Miss Lille Smith entertained
the company by several beautiful selec-
tons on the piano. and parlor amusements
were INDUCED in until refreshments were
served. after which the quests dispersed
tertainment Among those present We're:
Mrs. stone. OF Du Qucsne. Pa: Mrs. Son
nell. OF Caroline county: Mrs. Burton,
Smith. Miss Nellie Smith. Mrs. Gesseng-
house. Mary Gillian, Mrs. J. Garrett Miss
Ellie Smith Mrs Wade de-. Mrs .,a With Y,n !;
clearinghouse, Mrs. southworth. Mrs. F.
bert Usher q. chiidress. Mr.. +. Smith,
Mr. j. Spicer. w. Germelman, Clyde Eng
land, Raymond Bottoms and Robert Gar
rett.
Percie MInson. young man Q, Fair.
mount. who was badly Gu. under the , eye
Mr.. Minson will be able to return to
% ana Mfs tfG sas Entertained tho
company OF ladies' and gentlemen who
have beer taking part IN the cantat Of i
M 8aee Witt nShfE ahe h on S NJ ard
Street. In Fair1nount Thursday night.
Tho "Children's Day" Anniversary cele-
bration held BY the Methodist Sunday
school Sunday afternoon was greatly en-
pletely filled the spacious building. de-
spite the Indictment weather.
"A delightful box party was given at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie But
Ter a few nights ago for a worthy cause,
and nice sum was realized. Music and
games were the pleasures of the eve
ming. and refreshments were served, after
which those present left for their home.
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HlGHLAWD SPRINGS.

=
On the fourth Sunday morning Rev.
Spring Methodist Episcopal Church. will
preach to the Junior Order United Aneri-
can Mechanics. A special invitation is
extended to all Juniors. and the public
will be cordially welcomed.
Rev. K. NJ Mears. from near Char
lottesvile Va. spent Friday night with
his friend. Rev. j. f. Cuthriell.
Mr.. A. J. Johnson was initiated into the
chickahominy Council ). o. u. A. NJ. on
Thursday evening Officers were elect
ed as follows for the ensuing six months:
Councillor. l.. j. Howle; yice-councilor,
Hubbard; assistant recording secretary.
B. Burnett; financial secretary. s.. Z.
Side: warden. Andrew Smith: conductor,
son: outside sentinel. Harvey Oakley;
f Rudd: trustees: G. +. Collins and a. W.
Mrs. BERTHE Ritchie and family are now
Kiss Hiss Alice Alla1u still remains guest
The Citizens OF Highland Springs are
greatly enjoying the lmprom.pptu ma ag,i
gras occasioned by the strike. The steaoy
and an fro i heggars description. and would
furnish an Interesting study Tor an
tiauarians, containing specimens OF the
wagon and carriage makers art from the
DAYS OF the ark to the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dearhart are spend
ing the summer with their daughter. Atrs.
Mrs. =. G. Powers. OF PHILADELPHIA. is
visiting her sistec. Mrs- foWers' on
Miss Whiting. OF Boston. is still con-
fined to her room at the Tower Eouse;
She She viii probably remain iD Highland
Strings until July.
The Highland SPRINGS n Branch aenv. Of , the
Woman,s N ;arnrw Hail ni' Wednesday even
ing. .n su+rer-
ing from a serious attack of illness. o9t
I. is now considered out.of danger. Or. O.
A. Roope is the attending physician sl v
Mrs, Charles Bowers and son were
pnests at Lynnhurst OH Friday.
Other guests dp raa ~ ihe w Viaa M Dee
WITT P. Hubbard and Misses Julia Read
and Nellie Vinal. ~, So,
Mrs. G, j, G. Ritchle, who has been