The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-21
WINNERS OF
THE GRIPS
Miss Dora Berry and Miss
Inez Taylor Lucky.
HOW THE VOTE STANDS
Eleven Thousand and seventY-nine Bal
lots Have Already Been Cast. and
Things Are just Getting
Warmed Up.
HOW THE VOTE STANDS

The winners of the two travelling bags.
offered for the largest number OF votes
cast up to noon. Saturday June 2Otn' IN
the Tee-Dee Outing Contest are, Misses
Dora Berry and Miss 1nez Taylor, these
young ladies' having 1855 votes to their
credit
A complete list OF entries and the
number OF votes deposited to the credit OF
each party Is published below. 1t will be
seen that twenty-eight parties 6Te en-
tered, and the total vote cast up to yes
terday at IL o'clock was n,079. These
votes will, Of course, be included IN the
final count, upon which will deperr1 what
fourteen parties will be selected to go
on the TGe-Dee Outing Tours. Each Of the
fourteen parties will have the privilege
of inviting a chaperone, and so forty-tWo
ladies' in all will spend week at the
seashore or In the mountains at the re-
sort of their choice Ito be selected from
the list appearing on page three), Tree OF
M cost. Railroad transportation TO and
from the hotel and receipted hotei Dill
for one week.
The contest Is Just warming up. NO one
hascst this time any idea Of who stands
the best chance. for there may be some
who src keeping in the background, and
the only way to make a sure thing OF
It Is to work hard. More work must be
done each week, and the last two weeks
will call for positive hustling.
Some OF the ladies have actually put
out agents who are securing the necess
sary subscriptions for which certificates
of votes are issued. This IS much the
fastest way to get votes. and then the
ballots in the paper also count and the
result OF the investment Is almost
doubled.
Contestants are urged to deposit their
votes at least twice each week. and as
FAR as possible to cut them neatly from
the paper This will greatly help on the
work OF counting.
Attention Is called to the terms OF tho
contest, list of Tee-Dee hotels, voting
stations and the voting coupon, which VIII
be found on the Third page of The Times
Dispatch every day until July 18th, on
which date the contest closes.
HOW THEY STAND.
The standing OF contestants IS as fol-
lows:
Miss Dora Berry and Miss Inez Tay-
| lor, 1856
Miss Helen East and Miss Mildred
Jones. 1,400.
| Branch 1.216. y.s9t&g
Mrs F. M. Tim berlake and Miss Aurelia
| Timberlake. lila.
Miss Ora reynolds and Miss Carrie
Reynolds, 1923.
Miss Mary r. Thaw and Miss Alice B.
| Thaw, a31.
Miss Bessie Plowman and Miss Eva
/! Spears 726.
Miss l.. Booth and Miss e. Booth. es1.
Miss Mamie Hart and Miss Virgie
Quesenberry. 413.
Miss Daisy Hunt and Miss NJ. sammie
| Hunt, Ss7
Miss Eugenia cogbill and Miss Carrie
| Vaughan. $40.
Miss Martha Roper and Miss Daisy
| Baker. 300.
Miss Vera Jones and Miss julia Jones.
| 241.
Miss Eva Mann and Miss Lee Durn,ey.
] 1854.
Miss Blanche Drew and Miss Isabel
| White, 14s.
Miss Maggie shuman and Miss Julia
shuman, 100.
Miss Bertha Bowles and Miss Sadie
Floyd. 49,
Miss Pauline Koch and Eva Howie, NJ
Miss Mary Tillman and Miss Louise
Kessnlch. 3s.
Miss Mae Brewer and Miss Lottle Man
mel, 49,
Miss Lizzie Jones and Miss Irene Rob
inson. u.
] Miss 1dzette Winston and Miss Pauline
Gary, s.
Miss Num- and Miss Shelton. 1.
Miss I4eona Harmon and Miss Martha
| Webb ].
Miss Bonny and Miss Matte Rou1tree:
| !.
Miss Lee and Miss Bouldin. I.
! Miss Tee and Miss Blair. l.
Miss Lee and Miss Perry. ].
Total HOO votes cast UP to IL O'clock
noon Saturday. June Goth.