The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
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GIRLS G / lis: SOLD
AT !. AUCTION U
drought Fron, Fifty Gents 70
Three Scvctty-hve Down i'll
Work COUNTY.
THE TRAINING 7.':l MING SQUADRON
THE TRAINING SQUADRON
Under Assignments Of Senate 'natF,
York Would be Among First
10 Have New Circuit Court.
lspcclal 10 'rhe Timcs-Dispatch.)

II Especial to 'rhe Times Dispatch)
YORKTOWN, VA, Dec. 17-Tho United
states training squadron, consisting OF
tho flagship "Ynnkton," the Hornet, Rest
35less and Siren. were in the hntbor during
the week. a number of Western lanus-
men were aboard, who were given instruc-
tions in boat drills. etc.
III The young ladies of Warwick county
gave reception and dance to their
friends at warwick Courthouse a few
nights since. which proved ono Of tho
4 most enjoyable occasions OF the social
sea son. A delicate luncheon was served
ats12 p. NJ, which was heartily enjoyed.
The event was delightfully."- chaperoned
l,v Mesdamcs j. Il. Garrar. Tom Sinclair,
and b. NJ. Hardy. fuckers ochestra
furnished the music. Among those VINO
danced were: Misses Nannio and Bette
Young, Miss Louise Wroten with Mr..
George Young, Miss India Bryan, anna
Gambal with Toomer Garrar,& Edlth
Barnes with Harold Davis Lizzie Barnes
with Mr. Tucker, Helen Cralford with
Todd Smith, Anna G. Garrar with Harry
Zones. Georgia Garrar with j. II. Pom
q dexter Among the stays were Corbin
Garter and Billy Crafford, J. G. A1cCann.
4 Oscar Allen, George Jones, Kent and
Archibald. g{
Z Rev. j. w. Baker, pastor Of York cir
cult gave lecture during the week {
zion NJ. L. Church, for the benefit or
the Ladies' Parsonage Society," which was
followed by one of the most comical ana
4 enjoyable as well as profitable Don parties
ever held on the circuit.
GIRLS AT AUCTION.
ia nf II IN ha
block and sold at auction by one of the
brethren, being Knocked out to the high
est bidder. They brought from 50 cents
to 1915, the young gentlemen vieing with
each other In their bids. AS partial
return for the disbursement the young
ladies entertained their buyers at lunch-
con. provided In the accompanying pur-
chase. They literally bought wines fon
IN exchange Of tobacco. Over $500 clear
was realized from tho novel idea for
church purposes.
Marriage licenses were issued during the
week to John a. Wainwright, aged %. anu
Harriet NJ. 1nsley, aged %, the ceremony
10 take place on the 18th; Richard -.
Phillips and Virginia S. wainwright, both
Il years of age, to take place on the
2sd. All the young folks are from Po-.
uuson. in the lower part Of the country.
FUTURE WEDDINGS.
Mrs. Caroline Newman, OF Magruder.
has issued cards to the marriage OF her
daughter, Cora. to Mr. Byrdie Robins. OF
King William county. The Soth Instant
has been set as the date Of the nuptia!s.
Miss Newman Is the daughter Of the
late Thos. Newman, ex-treasurer Of York
county and for years wcll-known cap
italist of this section.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Smith to
Mr.. Chas. " ornom. on the Esd, at Prov
idence NJ. f. Church is also announced.
The bride elect Is the daughter Of Mr..
Ino. r. Smith, chairman OF the York
County Board Of Supervisors. from Graf
ton, and one Of the most popular officials
OF the county.
1t is learned that Mr.. Beauregard Moore,
who was operated on not long since for
appendicitis, is recovering nicely from
the operation and will be able to be out In
very few days.
Under the assignments Of the Revision
Committee of the Senate, York county Will
be one OF the first courts held under the
new Constitution.
WILMINGTON SOCIETY.
Especial to The Times ispatcn3
WI ,MINGTON"N C'G' Dec. 19.-L'Ar-