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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-26
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-26
CITY NOTICE.
Notice of Sale.
once of the City Treasurer,

Office of the City Treasurer,
st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 26, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that under and
Dy virtue of a certain Judgment hereto
lore duly rendered in and by the District
Court for the Second Judicial district in
the County of Ramsey and State of Mime
sofa, heretofore and on the Sd day of
October 1903, duly entered upon an as
sessment warrant against the following
described delinquent real estate situated
In the City of st. Paul. in said county and
state, duly issued to me in form as pro-
vlded by law. under date of the 18th day
OF June, 1903. on and pursuant to the
terms OF said judgment and the order
thereln set forth and contained that the
undersigned will on the 18th day of No
Yember, 1903, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. at the Office of the City Treas
urer, In the City Hall and Court House
expose the said real estate to public sale
IN the manner provided by law.
The following is a description of the
warrant on which said judgment was
rendered, list of the lots or parcels of
land to be sold aforesaid the names
or the supposed owners thereof and the
amount OF the Judgment thereon.
Warrant under date of June II. 1903
and received by me on the Goth day of
June, 1903, for the collection of the
Assessment for grading Hawthorn street,
from Walsh avenue to Edgerton street
to the Established grade, and to par
tIal grade from Walsh avenue to Ar
cade street, in the City of ST. Paul,
Minnesota.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-26

All of the above described property is
situated In the City of ST. Paul, COUNTY
of Ramsey, State of Minnesota.
OTTO BREMEN.
City Treasurer
Oct. 26-1903-1t
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-26
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-26

Warrant under date of June II. 1903.
and received by me on the Goth day of
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-26
CITY NOTICE.
Notice of Sale.
ONCE of the City Treasurer.


Office of the City Treasurer.
st. Paul. Mimi, Oct 26, 1903
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of a certain judgment hereto
fore duly rendered in and by the Dis
trict Court for the Second Judicial Dis
trict. in the County of Ramsey and State
of Minnesota. heretofore and on the 3rd
day of October, 1903, duly entered upon an
assessment warrant against the following
described delinquent real estate situated
in the City of ST. Paul. in said County
and State, duly issued to me in form
as provided by law, under date of the 23rd
day of June, 1903, on and pursuant to
the terms of said judgment and the order
therein set forth and contained that the
vember, 1908. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
at the Office of the City Urea in the
City Hall and Court House Building. in
said City. County and State, expose the
said real estate to public sale in the man
ner provided by law
The following is a description of the
warrant on which said judgment was
rendered, list of the lots or parcels of
of the supposed owners thereof, and the
amount Of the Judgment thereon.
Warrant under date of June 90. 1903.
and received by me on the 25th day of
June. 1903. for the collection of the
Assessment for condemnlne and taking
certain lots, pieces and parcels of land
TOR park and parkway to be known
as mississippi River Boulevard" in
accordance with the order of the Board
of Park Commissioners adopted on the
9th day of April, 1sos In the City of ST.
Paul, Minnesota.
Supposed Owner and Amt of
Description. Judgm't.
Reserve Loan, Inv and Imp
Co.-Lot l, block 2. ST.
Johns Wood add. except
part taken for Mississippi
River Boulevard ........... $3.50
same-Lot 2, block ., st.
Johns Wood add except part
taken for Mississippi River
Boulevard ...:....::..:..:.. 5.46
same-Lot g. block . St
Johns Wood add. except
part taken for Mississippi
River Boulevard ...... 3.42
ST. Johns Wood Addition
g. q
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-10-26

Warrant under date of June 25. 1903,
and received by me on the 26th day of
June. 1903, for the collection of the
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

ENGINEER WANTS POSITION AS
taking care of steam plant; understands
dynamo and can furnish references.
Address c. A. Peterson, 120 South Wa
baSha ST.
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WILMINGTON Ct |
MARRIAGES
Fifteenth Wedding Annly or.
/ .sary Of Rev. and. Mrs. Mcclure
fso.o,., 70 r.. tm,.s-D,.pstch,,

ls ' -
WILMINGTON N. G., April This ~: sa fif-
tenth wedding anniversary Of Rev. Dr..
A D, Mcclure, pastor Of 81 Andrews
Presbyterian Church. and his charming Oh
wife was one Of tho leading social funo-5
tions of the past week in this city, " lille
tho affair was informal, Il was quite =
brilliant ana exceedingly delightful occa-
sion Eelioitations were showered upon
Dr., ana Mrs. Mcclure. who received no not
only the best wishes of the large number
OF guests, but also many handsome pres
ents, If Dr., and Mrs Mcclure arr 3very
popular In Wilmington, and the oelebra-'
ton OF their crystal wedding was de-
monstration Of that iAot, ,s.
one Of the most enjoyable occasions OF
the week was a trolley party to Wr1ghts7
Vile Beach. comp llmentary 70 Mr., ana
Mrs. b, II. Keith and Mr. Edwins p, 81
lene, OF Boston, who are spending FEW
days hero on Mr., Kelth's handson yacht,
the Courier, In The party were Mr., and
Mrs. Keith and Mr. E'tlene. ct Boston
Mr. and Mrs, W, H, Chadbourn. Mn,
Fred Robinson, Misses Lucy chadbourn,
Aline Keith, and Messrs. j. II, Chad
bourn, J. "A. Arrtngdals, George r,
Tranok. Hugh MacRae. 9, 3, Bales.
i. B. Rogers, John r, Turrentine. VII
liam p. Worth. B, II. Keith. J. G, Spring
or ana u, Nj, Robinson, The party en-
joyed ono OF the famous North Carolina
oyster roasts. To-day Mfr, Keith is re-
turning the courtesy by q trip about tho
harbor on the "Courler,"
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Rettlo Gesr De Rosset, daughter OF Mrs.
Thomas Childs De Rosset, one OF Will
mngton,s most charming and popular
young society women, and Mr., Frederick
Williamson Dick. . very popular young
man. and aaahier of the People's Saving
Bank OF Wilmington. The wedding VIII
take place at st, James Episcopal
churol, at. $3.50 o. clock on the evening
of April loth,
The Forthcoming marriage Of Miss
bertha Colwell EWlnson. daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Fl. swinson, and Mr..
Archie u. MoNaIr. ls announced. The
marriage viii be celebrated at Grace
Methodist Church At a,lt IT, N, on Wed
nesday, April 18th y. I.
The gentlemen's handicap golf tour
nament, played this week on the Inks
OF the Cape g'ear- Golf Club. waa won w
Mr.. George RouRtree, handed In Q score.
OF N Tor q holes. 4, Mr.. ~ 80 vNl
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making their hons In Baltimore. expect
to return to Charlotte to live. Hi
Charlotte people regret very much to
give up Dr.. T. w Stage. pastor Of the
Second Presbyt Church. who has
accepted a call TO Birmingham, Ala. pr.
stage leaves for his new field April 18th.
Messrs. Frank Ross and Fred. Coch-
rane, two hu$tllng young mon. have pur-
chased from mr.. c. o, Kuester his stock
OF groceries and tok charge Of tho bust
ness April 2 the LIST. Both young men
have had years OF experience and no
doubt will make q success, Il
q Miss Caroline Mao Wilder, ct this city
and Mr.. William A. Murril. Of Clifton
Forge, Va. j, were united In marriage at
the hometof the bride, Thursday evening.
This ceremony being performed by Rev,
&C. I.eman. rector Of st Peters Epis-
copal Church. fE. 5ls
b The next annual meeting Of tho South
ern Cotton spinners' Association win DO
held In Charlotte. May 1915. 3
The southern warerooms OF Charles M.
stiefr In this city, were thrown open
Wednesday for the purpose OF entertain
Ing tho public. Tho Academy Of Music
orchestra rendered m excellent pro-
Eramme during the evening and the pubs
Ito had an opportunity Of inspecting .
fine lot OF Instruments
The United States Marine Corps re-.
orlllting station which has been open In
this city for the past ten days closed
Wednesday, Captain r, M. Bannon who
has been In charge, left for Raleigh,
whore he will open a station for a week.
Two men enlisted here and were sent to
headquarters at washington.
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second, with . net score 81 10. having sa3
handicap of 16. sSs 4 u
81 MI. "Jack,'S Bellamy. ono 81 Whining
TOMS most popular young business and
society mon, n has IL gons to Lynchburg.s
va 70 accept : position with the Amer.
lean Cigar Company. 33i&E !sSS ss7S
Rev, Calvin g. Black ?. q \, l isft
today fos Norfolk, whore he becomes
pastor OF the First Baptist Church sssss
tives In Portsmout tn. Va. 4 ssSSs
Mrs. Haywood CLARK and Miss ma ME
Clark have returned from 4 81 visit B to-
Washington. .. q. 8S$ sSs 8 M
d Miss Isabel Rountrss has returnsd fad5
q trip abroad. 81 She was Al ~ party nth
Mr.. 8. P. Shooter and Miss Rachel Shot
ter. OF Savannah. whom she Left % New
York.
Mrs, II. K Nash IL IN NEW s ora
her daughter, Miss Mary Nash. who lsS
III with typhoid fever at MT atnAi Hos,S
: Of trained nurses. S Nj n 3s sSssS3s
Is making big preparations tor an stAb-.
orate celebration on May sth. the ooca-
sion being tho hftiet1, anniversary Of that
body. S5s E 8{s.s d n % syg
FL Miss Mary Borden = in Greensboro % 81
visit to friends. AS e IN Il ssss sss
Mrs, e. a, jackson and 1fss Carrie
Jackson. OF Pittsboro, are visiting the i
family OF Mrs, D.. O.. Worth e
Misses Gikason and Ktng Kendall of
guests Of Mrs, J. NJ. WsllA have Il res
turned home, 81. f n KS 50
Mrs. q. Oscar Rye} TO New Nj
York to attend the Il3Es Esa st her bfo-si
ther. Mr., e II sEsa on b x APRIL 'asAl
sth. " s.
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,,clock Z. h.r home q, south sycamore

street. 81 !. B. !.
Among those who attended ths recital
were Mesdatries iWnycriy wilkins, Joseph
watson, Jphn Hidout. Edward willis
Finch Robert B. Hall, "A. b. Peters. W.
d. spratley Hatcher 8. Seward James =
SON IT,, Jefferson T. Gentry. M. z.
Baker.9J.s NJ Burke, Thomas Grace,
{ H.tvebster and daughter, Lucille, OF We'll
lesley Mass; p g.. Pugl,. Misses Mary
Russell Laura Russell, Louise thinner.
Margaret y thinner, Hunter, OF St. Louis.
Mo-; Mary Patteson, Jos Nell wnins, E1n-
ma Beckwith. Florence Wilson. Tina
Taylor, May aylor, Annie Seward. Laura
Nelson OF Richmond. Va. Miss epicer,
Scott. Butcher Essie Hill, Sarah Hall.
Josephine steele. Alma Hill, LottA Pow
ell, Grace Danforth, Ruth scarb oroush.
Florence Young, Blanche Gentry. Edith
Burke. MRS Z. 2. Larrabee, Of Port Al
3eghany. Pa. Miss Florence ght.
8%S The Hebron Library Club Will Eivs On
entertainment ct Browns Hall, Hebron.
Va April i2tt. This entertainment Will
be givenSfor8the benefit Of the clubhouse
and promises to be unusually instructive
and entertaining. Tho programme has
been skIlfully arranged and Will consist
/ OF selections from Paul Y leoisto Ford
popular y st 6ry Il. WI ted h a Chaperon, q
comedy. entitled d Box OF NJ onkeyss tab
Sleaux and music. s{ }ls.5 III VI Il i5 83I 4
Miss Hunter. Of STU Louis, Mo /. Is the
guest Of the Misses thinner IN Peters
MIS-. r. -. webster and daughter, Miss
Lucille. are guests Of Mrs. Augustus
aWrght%ir this city. IA W. F,S s
a Little Miss laura N eison, Of Richmond.
Is the guest In the homo Of Mrs. p. w.
Finch. 9S IA 5s' Ne "
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ANTICIPATE
EN.DOF[ LENT
IA Number Of Entertainments
Are Already Scheduled.
"a BIC EASTER s; E: GERMAN q ;|E'.'' \ N
lA5Fine Affair 81 the Subscription Order
and Much interest L Already Taket,
Ii The Oancs-Hay Hides
4 and Receptions.
. fao.e,., = ~, r1mes. Dispa tch )

3 tspee,s, % he Times. Dispateh.)
pANv1L14E, VA. April G-The approach
OF Easter has revived society TO 9 GER
tall, sxtent and although nothing outside
OF i few very Informal affairs have beer
reported, there are . number Of enter
5tainmsnts. dances, receptions. sched ,'1 =
10 take place after the Lsr,ten season t't's'
closes. 81. n 81
The most interest IL csntsred In the big
raster german to 30 held In Municipal
HAN 81, the 18th instant. This g sub rub
scription german and promises to be one 1's
Of the largest ana most brilliant held In
5panytliS for long time. The long rest
81 society during Lent has served to whet
ire appet its and al will turn out to the
Easter german. f ,i5 5ilil
HAY.RlDU.
bfr. John b. Hughes gave e very de-
iixhtful hay ride TO Miss Elizabeth BIZ.
OF Spencer. Va !, and Ainumbsr OF friends.
The party left the city In wagons. drove
TO the z Country Club ~ where delightful
refreshments were served. Tho evening
was most enjoyable. and the merry party
ala not return 10 the city unit about y
General James Mastll commander 81
the Grand Camp Of Virginia Confede crate
Veterans, paid CAbell- Groves camp, n
this city; 4 visit yesterday. which was vas
q most pleasant affair General Mac
iii addressed the camp, after which
reception was rendered him By the iDaugh-
ters OF the Confederac y. 5 d ,{s3
595 SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS
isfft Misunderstood that both Randolph
Macon Institute ana Roanoke FeinaIe Col
lege win each give an entertainment and
reception ii the near uture. 7 heses enter
,tainmelt t. are looked forward to with e
great deal Of pleasure by. every one..5
Miss Bessie Crows. OF 5Drewrysville.EV We,
Is In the city. the guest OF Miss Helen
Crews, on. efferson Street. u:
"a Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.. Graveley. OF Leath-
erwood, are visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Rachel Lewis, and her company
Of actors are entertaining the people thor
ougfly at the Academy this week.. Miss
Lewis IS one OF the most apable actresses
seen here in repertoire this season.
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GERMAN CLUB
IS REORCANIzED
Preparations to Celebrate
Easter at William and
Mary College,
{spec... to IN. Tin...pLp ,ch, )


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April 4,--The
William ana Mary German Club has re-
organized by the election OF the follow
Ing officers for the balance Of the ses-
sion, President, Mr.. Q. B. Henson; Mr.,
n, A, Holt. secretary. The club is pre-
pairing to g1ya IN elaborate german
Easter Monday nlsht,
Many young ladies ana gentlemen from
nearby cities and towns will sttsnd,
The following distinguished people were
registered at the Colonial Inn this week /,
Mr.. and Mrs, William BEDFORD, Of New
York; Byron B. Horton. Of Sheffield, Pa;
Mr.. ana Mrs, a. y. Hyde. and Miss IIyde.
Of Boston. Mass,i Mrs, T, IL Wheeler
ana Miss Wheeler. Of New York; Ralph
G. Vernon OF Madison, Wis.i Mr., and
Mrs, Floeta. Of St. Paul. MINI; Mr., and
Mrs s, ii. olln. OF New York , Mrs, D, w,
ISlelnhaus. and Miss BrakaIX pf selYl'
dNse, N, J, N s5S
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SOCIETY IN
CHARIOT R TE||::'
Quiet Days Of Lent Enlivened
BY LunCheon-P artles.
necial TO Tue Times Dispatch,

III fSpecial to The s-Dlspatch,) VIZ
CHARLOTTE, N. g.. April Mrs, l.
y, Faison entertained at q delightful
course luncheon Tuesday afternoon ct
( her home on North Tryon Street IN honor
81 tho Misses Price, of Lewisburs, ".
Va. Other guests were Mesdames T. J..
Jackson, Lolita G. johnston, Van Wort,
2Armistead Burwell. J. w Stage. T. g.
rna rLaons "a 10. Barron and Mrs. Stew
art, OF Virginia.
Mrs. H. Baker was hostess at q chat.
An dish party Monday night IN honor Or
her guest, Miss Helen Baker, OF st. Louis,
Mo. Other guests were Misses Maraaret
Douglass, Edna Dunklln,g OF 1lno OILS Ry-
der Baker, and Messrs. Joe #Garibalal,
p. 81. Pegram, Frank Dixon. Moore
Pharr, Sam Houston and Douglas Brad ''l
4 The Dolly Madlaon Club met Wednes-
day Afternoon with Mrs. John Herbert
Howell. ~ IS, Y, -. Z, u, -, :, !,
Chief H. G. Irwin received telegram
from Mr., J. Langan, captain l9ta !, q N Inc
York, stating that the owner Of the Jew
elry found In the possession OF Claude
ingram, had forwarded the commission
demanded by Mr., w. g. Orr, The tele-
gram came after Mr.. Monohan. tho New
York dectiVe had leIt Iorl MS nolNe' ;.
Is supposed that some other officers Wall
come after Ingram. iIH s,
The ST, Agnes Guild met Tuesday az
fternon at st. Peters Episcopal Church.
The Chelodon Club we're pleasantly en-
tertained by Miss Margaret Ward on
Wednesday afternoon
Tie Bessie Dewey Book Club met with
Mrs, & W. O.. Dowd Thursday afternoon
at her home on South Tryon Street,
y 4 The I graduation exercises OF the seq
Yond class OF nurses from st.. Peters Hos
pital were held In the lecture room OF the
Charlotte Military Institute Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock, The graduates
we're Miss Katherine Livingstone, OF Lau-
rinburg; Misses Gertrude and Alice Guer..
rard, OF Atl9nta, Ga, and Miss Ethel
Kestler, Of Statewide, y, @. Or g.
". Pressly addressed the class and Mr.
sp. A. Tompkins presented the diplomas
in q very appropriate little talk After
the exercises were oyer the graduating
class, Miss TrIst tho superintendent OF
the hospital and the board OF managers
were entertained at 9 luncheon at the
Manufacturers Club by Mr.. Tompklns.
Miss Livingstone will take charge OF
the new hospital in Rock Hill. g. O. the
Misses Guerrard will remain In the city
ana 40 private nursing and Miss Kestler
will remain at the hospital for the bal
a'1 H. e ana "a M H. R,i,ley who nave r1sa
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COMING WEDDING
Ralelghi is RIg1d'y Observing Lent,--F:r red
@. Odds to Neu:

q
@. Odds to vveo:
Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch.)
n; RALEIGH, N. c.. April 4.--Announce-
ment Is made that the marriage Of Mr..
R. B. Raney Is Miss Kate w. benson
Win be celebrated In Christ Episcopal
Church April 18th. The bride and groom
are among the most prominent Of RAJ
leigh society folk. Mr. Ran Y! being PFC.
prletor Of tho Yarborough and district
agent for tbs Sun 1Afe Insurance COM
pany. 53 q
Miss benson IL a daughter OF the late
Captain G. B. benson. and lis a remark
ably handsome and attractive young lady.
Mr.. sRaney Is Just having finished and
furnished very handsome residence.
corner Of Hillsboro and Salisbury Streets
opposite the Capitol and Just across
Eillsboro Street from the Olivia Raney
Library, which no erected at a cost Of
s., O00 and gave to the city as a memorial
TO his first wife, who was a Miss Cowper.
Colonel F. "A, Odds left yesterday after
noon for Waco, Texas, where on April
18th he will attend the marriage II Of
his son. Mr.. Fred g, Odds, to Miss Fran
ces Walton Baker. He will stop en- route
to Waco at Memphis. Tenn, where he
will be the guest Of Mrs. Deupree and
Mrs. Kennedy. respectively daughter and
sister wa, Mrs. Odds. Colonel Olds will
DO out OF the city. for about three weeks
n State Auditor Iand Mrs 3. F. Dixon
have decided to discontinue keeping
house. and will give up their residence
and board with Mi, and Mrs. II. r..
Hudson, corner Of Mcdowell and Eden
ton Streets. Mr.. Hudson Is chief clerk
to the State Auditor
The past week IN Raleigh has been alb
solutelys devoid Of any social event Of
note Ks No. II III {s5 X 43it5 "a
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M STUDIO It 81 PARTY.
Amateur Theatricals Performed 4 Z
Rustic and Charming Lodge.

Rustic and Charming Lodge.
Especial to The Timed. Dispat ch.) n ii 385
{CTIATIIAN, VA, April 4..---An enter
tainmcnt was given last Saturday even
Ing in Miss Daisy Grub IL woodland
studio at Burwellville near Chat than In
iPittsylvaniaS count ~. 4 sssS 57si5, IN w
This studio Is 4 delightful retr eat. Il
Is a rustic structure OF heWn logs, Win 'rI1
" situated IN an old woods near Miss
Gr,,bbs' home. The scenery near Bur
MELVILLE is magnificent and has for years
attracted the artistic and natiAre-lovers.
The ever-varying views tof valley at --eam
and wood make It OF all places q de. delight
to-nn artist. q Y }le
NJ Miss Grubbz. studio was built under the
personal direction OF Mr.. E. Pollak. q
popular magazine illustrator from the
North. an Austrian by birth. He spent
the winter at Burwellville several years
ago5 and had this rylvan studio construct
ed for himself. F832 4 sss+ III Is
81 on h the evening OF the entertainment
Miss Grubbs studio looked Its best. a
stage had been constructed. where some
excellent amateur thea rlcals were per-
formed. Lucky were the friends Of Miss
Grub who were present. Many OF her
best paintings were exhibited. One, MY
Namesakes,'9 q superb nosegay Of OK.
eyed daisies. done IN oil. was painted
when Miss Grub was only sixteen. There
was some excellent music on different in
struments by Miss Grub and her sisters
and brother, who are all musical.
t Miss Grub sung d solo---'H'The Holy
Clty"-which was much enjoyed. But
best OF u all were Two tableaux---Before
Marriage and After Alarriage in which
Miss Grub posed her sister,. Miss Pearl
EGrubb, and her brother Mr.. Bruce Grub.
so artisucally that one compared It with
Miss Grubb's paintings. Nh An Indian War.
Dance, which was very realistic closed
the pleasures Of the evening, after which
midnight repast was served In the
dining-room at her home, 81
d Miss Grub, who IS Just twenty. Is a
rising artist. She has done work for,
many OF tho Virginia periodicals. and
magazines and works in the North Be-
sides she Is q very attractive and affable
young lady.
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In Wavnesboro,

Special to The Times ispatch.) 8
fWAYNESBORO. VA., April Miss
Mary Osborne Templet on. of Waynesboro.
Virginia, has returned from awdelightful
ten weeks stay in New York and New
Jersey with scho olmates who tended
with her the National Park Seminary at
Forest Glen, Maryland. Miss Templeton
was the guest OF honor at number OF
charming entertainments. si sc
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( Mss LARRABEE's RECITAL.

Hebron: Library Club Viii Give an En-
tertalnmg'iit at II ebron. $500
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Semi nad e r o ], Y:
An UJnusua d isplaIy

Styles and patterns exclusiy ely ONE
own, # H tss
Imported Black Crepe IN de GhtEse
Robes. no two alike plain. han some pm I.
designs 100 to s7b. %.
French 'voile Robes, IN new S SS and
very stylish pa tnrns, handsomely
trimmed with silk braid, colors y at a!
ural. navy and black. So 50 TO rs oos u
An immense collection ot Cotton
Duck and ST Linen Robes, IN pinks.a
blues, gray and white, $l2.5o, 81 y! q.
SIC, 30 TO- as, %. A
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e Especial to The Times. Dispatch
PETERSBURG, VA, April 4.--Miss
Florence Larrabee sister and pupil Of
her sister Mrs. y. A. Robertson. gave
piano recital Wednesday afternoon at