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white lace hat with pink roses Her bouquet will
oe 0f PPk pn cSPea BASKET eS With pink
petals. will wear white over blue with pink DOW
Of Of b.ue silk null With pink chiffon hats and they
will carry bouquets OF forget-me- nots Mr. Good,
his ushers win be Ray Spencer c. \. Hitshcoek
and E. DgnGan Of st Louis SqcE NGFiTn G;rbr
man. OF New-York- Or. MacNaught will perform
will officiate at the organ. The large number Of
guests who expected will be met at the trains
reception %hh % T chnrcb % viii Ne decorated en-
10 jne ns ms Al rbe reception at the simmer
home Of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs Jarvis
of the drawing room. while the bridal party VIII
receive the opposite end of the room Inc t det-
peas in the hall the musicians will will ne screened 1s
behind palms. and pink Peonies VIII decorate 'ne
library and dining room adjoining
Henry H. Hogins tr. gave his bachelor dinner
AT Delnonico's Friday evening The guests were
Bertram Gardner. Of New-York: = Royce SAWYER
of albion. n Y: s Taber wilIets. OF Roslyn Long
island: George A. Thayer jr. and Kendall
Thayer Of Port Washington, Long Island X. x; A
1 Watson Z Lee o[anR Ja@es " Aiker E 3 southworth
tr. and B. y. Busch all Of New-Iork-
The State conference of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will meet III Hudson. y. Y.
June and The &c M a69 MI n99e De 9ee baD IN ,ne
Mr. and Mrs Daniel O'Day. jr. who still
occupyirG their town house. in Fiftysixth-st.
Madison-ave.. will spend most Of the summer near
Pittsturg Penn. where Mr.. ODay has business
interests
Mrs Samuel Knox Wilson, of No III West Elev-
enth-st has issued Invitations for the marriage Of
her daughter Miss Aimee Marie Wilson. to DIR:
sumner Shailer- The wedding will take place next
Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock. AZ the Marble
Collegiate Church.
The wCman's auxiliary OF the National Art Thea
tire held business meeting al the societys rooms.
No. IL broadway. last evening. In the absence
o Miss Julia Mariowe the chairman. Mrs. Genie
II Rosenfeld presided. subcommittee ap
pointed, and general summer campaign was ar
ranged for including series Of lectures at country
resorts. A public meeting will be held at one of
.he theatres In the city next month when Miss
Julia Mariowe Miss Blanche Walsh Miss Alice
Fischer and other women Of the stage who are In
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president Of the institution. unable to be pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burns. of No. 254 West
Eighty-ffth-st., will remain in town until August
when they Will go Richheld Springs for few
weeks
Tuxedo Hall. Fifty-nfnth-st and Madison ave.
will be the of pretty wedding on the after
of the 26th. when. at O'Clock, DR. Crossman,
OF Temple Rodoph Schoem. will unite in marriage
Miss Rose Greenwald, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Greenwald. of No. 1,57s Madison-ave., and
Hyman William Raphaelson. The bride will be
tired a white lace robe over white taffeta
trimmed profusely with white chiffon roses The
flowing bridal veil will be OF white tulle. and she
will carry a bouquet of Bride roses and hlies-of-
the-valley. Her ornaments are to be diamonds
The bridal procession will be an imposing and
beautiful affair, including as it Will not only the
bride but the maid OF honor five bridesmaids. four
flower girls two pages, the bridegroom and i've
groomsmen. Miss Molie Raphaelson Is TO be the
maid of honor and she will wear white wolfe over
white tafreta, and will carry white roses The
bridesmaids Miss Sadie Greenwaid. the bride
sister, Miss Ray Raphaeison. the groom's sister;
Miss Becky Young Miss Dora Friedman and Miss
Lena Adams-wiIl be Gowned uniformly In pale blue
crepe de chine blue tafeta and white lace
picture hats with white plunes and VIII carry
punches OF white roses. Miss Theresa Davis. Miss
lucille Raphaeson Miss Theresa Brilies and Miss
blanche Goodman will be the flower girls. and viii viii
wear white silk and point desprt anu carry white
rosebuds Julius Goodman and Seymour Sahlein
will act pages. Bringing up the rear OF the pro
cesson will come the five groomsmen. Harold Free
man MI Rosenthal. Henry Young, Barney
Cohen and Henry Adams Mrs Greenwaiu. the
brides mother. will a black spangled robe
over white taffeta and chiffon and diamond oT1a
ments Following the marriage ceremony a din-
ner will be given Of 80 covers. anu later IN the
evening there will be a reception for ABOUT thTee
hundred friends MIR Raphaelson and his bride
will spend their honeymoon at Niagara rails
washington and Boston on June IA they VIII be
.aT home to their friend at their house No l25
East one -hundr ed and -frst-st
Mrs Iosenb Dickson. of No IS East Thirty ninth
st left last week for Morrstown. where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs Charles Dodd Ward. with Miss ward and
Miss Katherine H. Davis. will spend the summer
In the Adrondacks
u,. Ho,.l Martha Washington was the OF
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sympathy with the movement viii take charge OF
the proceedings
In response 10 the proclamation Of Mayor Low.
calling uron the people of the city make the
week Of May q to 80 Il gala week. the ew-YOr1z
CITY Chapter. Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton will hold special meeting on y Nedne5day,
from $50 To $50 oclock at CiarHIaont tTle-hln-
dred-and- ty-thiri-st. and Riverside Drive
meeting will be postponed until Friday rain OF
shine The Colonial pavilions' viii be reserved
No elaborate refreshments will lie served. as this
meeting takes the place of the usual middle o.
r5aJe FOR fiebt refresbrents Mrs Donald Mel. .san
T,sgs ali members Of the chapter 20 hv their flags
during anniversary week as the Mayor has re-
qUesteC all citizens TO do.
Mrs winifrcd Collins, of Akron Ohio the newly
elected president Of the National Federsltio4 OF
Musical Clubs. is graduate of Wellesley college
Miss Edith Emily Pumraer. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John r. Plummer. Will be married 20
Brainerd Hunt Whitbeck. son OF DIT and Mrs John
= w Wbitbeck OF Rochester. y y. june . a
4 o'clock I'm the Madison Avenue Baptist church
N Madison-ave. and Thirty y-frst-st Miss Plum
Will have a. her maid OF honor Ter COUSIN
niece wifi assist hcwer girl and Miss Pauline
Ives and Miss Eertha Schsfsr viii be the brides
maids. Caleb Y. n. Whitbeck viii attend bis
brother as best man. The three brothers Of the
bride-Franklin A Plummer- John ?. Plunmer. jr
with Frederick Barry Of Rochester. Frederick
Augustus aSlRG Us Porter Of Niagara Fails \ = Henry
Talmadge. I'd; Leonard p Nicon and Gerhard
mony will be followed by reception at Mr- Pirm-
Tner's house. No so West Forty-hrst-st-
Mr. and Mrs EzekieIiCharIes Williams have sent
out invitations for the marriage Of their daughter
Mabel, to Dr. Seiden Spencer. ON wednesday. June
8: at high noon at 81 Pauis MetnodlSt E-plScopai
Church. West End-ave- and r-ighty-stxth-st
For other social incidents see editorial
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graham Mrs George T. Smith. Miss Lane Miss
Mary Manning Miss Emily Mann, Miss Fuller
Mrs E p Mann Mrs John Sanford. Mrs H NJ
livingston. jr.; Mrs F. y. Potter Mrs 7 Morris L1t
man Mrs Palmer c. Ricketts,. Mrs. Horace Young.
Mrs. william Kidd. Miss Marion PeIleW. MIS- MIS-.
Henry Sage Mrs William G. Rice. Mrs Charles
f. Miller Mrs. Charles W Hewitt. Miss Hewett
Mrs T. Cannon Tfbbits. Mrs John l. Russell
Mrs. Edmund Cluett. Mrs. James l. thompson ana
Mrs. John NJ. TOncey.
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STYLES FOR TOTS.

A noticeable feature OF the frocks for the
little ones is the continued popularity OF black and
white The liking for this combination of extremes
has gained rather than lost with time. Frocks for
almost every occasion of soft white fabrics.
trimmed with broad sashes with long loops and
ends atfthe waist and with floating ribbons at cuffs
and collar over this is the redngote Of
black velvet. silk. cloth more which has been in
style long and hat either of black or white.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Il honor = Mary Liudley Murray. wife of
Robert Murray. for services rendered ner Coun-
Try during the Revoiut 18arN Wa by entertain
ing a. heT home this lit" General Howe and
his officers until the American troops under
General Tutnam had escaped Erected by the
kuiCirrhoci-cr Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution
SEPTEMBER -. 17T6.
NOVEMBER -. 1903.
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Irene Gottlieb the Leroy Sisters and Master Harry
Glanckopf Miss Henriette Markstein had the
supervision of the musical selections and recita-
tons- Among those who enjoyed the occasion with
the children Miss " Van Buren, Nanderpoel-
Miss Lille Angelo Berg. Mrs J. H Van Rensse-
lear, Miss Livingston. Dr. Catesby aD C. Jones. Dr.
AIbertus Adalr Moore and the Rev. c. W de Lyon
Nichols Randolph Guggenheimer Justify
cheered whenever he made his appearance and
when the electric arch the stage bearing his
name was lighted hundreds Of little throatS DID
their utmost TO prove their appreciation OF their
hos
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The first is the date Of Mrs. Murrays luncheon.
by means which the British troops We're dc
tanned and the latter is the day on which. the
Daughters hope. the Municipal Art Committee VIII
ror1it them To unve tablet. 1t will be affixed,
= tho committed offers no objection. to huge
bowlder taken fTom the aqueduct, and VIII oe
1,fsced on The exact site Of Mrs Murray house,
v hicl, stood as ascertained from old maps. across
Tlrk-ave about fifty feet below Thirty -seventh-st
I-,-srY,a tior Dav WIS selected an appropriate
date for the ceremony the anniversary OF the
luncheon September 15 is too early
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permit them To unveii the tapet 1t VIII DC aHAeN
If tho committee offers no objection TO ? huge
bowlder taken from The Jhe aFVfducf ana "i hose
y hic6 stood as ascertained from old maps, across
T,4rk-ave bout fifty feet below Thirty-seventh-st
t for The cererony as the anniversary OF
luncheon. September 10. is too carly
Miss Helen W Fisher. of Brooklyn, will leave in
= few days for her summer home in the Adiron-
dacks.
Miss Louise Iieber a daughter Of General and
Mrs G. Norman Lieber, OF No LS22 Eighteenth
St Washington and Augustus y Lawrence IT,
will he married next Wednesday afternoon at !"
o.c,ocl,. The bride will gown of white Lib
ertv satin and duchesse lace Miss Lieber sister
of the bride. will he maid % hon0F ana i5S Viii
he brideer1aids Philip p Gardiner will act as best
man The wedding ceremony viii be followed py d
large reception
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Dryfoos have sent out cards
for a reception to be given at their nome No I'I
West Observation-Disclosures on lhe dI'ei
noo, of May 80 in honor of their daughter Rose
whose enEaeenent Martin King has Just been been
announced TIE occasion 1ill also pe ceIep rf
of the silver wedding Of the host anu nosIess o
yacentio1 VII be followed by family dinner NheIs
covers will bo laid for thirty-Iye ~ Igri viii
propose a toast tn the young people ana there WIN
be music all the evening
Mrs William H. Kenyon. Of No S2l west hiSh.s
seoond-st leaves for her summer home at LAKE
VILE Conn on June l.
An ou.door reception among the ivy manted cot
tares Of the ShelterinC Arms. with thef green
,,v-ns. and stately. shelterng epls mace De'iu-
+ifuI and apnropriate celebration OF the Inn -
-,,++ .,r,niversarv Of that institution, whlch oo-
o,,rred on Ascension Day. The LADIES ASso0id
,,r of the shcItering Arms were the enter tam
,rs and The reception was preceded Dy anniF'
/ sar, services in ST. Mary's Church where sloi'
odgrasses were given by the Rev Dr. II -Sitii-
,,irf, of ST Aenes's: the Rev George -AIeA''ii
dor Strong. of Christ Church; the rev ffe"iS
Scru,nb OF the Church. OF the intercessioh- anu
The Rev Appleton GIannis OF ST McnaeI :,
The co.nlany then adjourned to the lawn anu
tho children executed some military rnah'fuEres
,,,,,b r,,,si. an. banners. The music was 1uf-
f.hoa Ia, A.. hand from the Hebrew orphan
ASYLUM which always eXtends tiiis co". a., S,,i
~ Sbeiteru- Arms the occasion oI us 50 I4il H.
arssrtE ard the battalion was ably oflceTed ps
to,y Who rejoices I'm the name OF e'foeeI 49,
refreshments were served IN ehe -
rst b,5iidne where half dozen OF lle oioei 81 N
- IN .tteudance walt on the guess
- .n+tgpes were thrown open I" tte ,.. a.
ri IN .--if ~ the children on exhibitlnn ia
their respective homes and the .AaS - eonte.y
tneII Pr vas a beautiful display % coohet5
,Irac,ed much attention. Among thVst p.r - ~
~ NJ T-6or1as Peters. widow 81 ilt
" ,S,Itf,ton: Miss Peters ana MISS una ab i,xt
I.a,, s5exsnder Smith ex-presldel'i "i ti' p
ti Ntilla' n + l. Brown Miss Brown. inc IT, tss.
tHLo- l pratt Dr.. Flsgg Miss aleihstni. Sr
- 1.5,heel Miss s. s Richmond aiiSS rs,ch
"a Ms l. A Rodenstein and Hiss r. ~. 9, nra.en,
nnond The Rev. DR.. w. X. refers N'
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has been completed and bears the following II
scription:
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v 81. BartholomeH-'s Church at o'clock IN
the afternoon Of Tuesday. June 9, Dr. Greer
will unite in marriage Miss Marion Je"ell
Kellogg the daughter ~ NJ ana N1IS-
ri. 51o4,c.o Of %o 3 East Sixty-second-
- and Henry Livingston Reeve. Owing
% ,l7o furcss Of the brides father. the
wedding VIII he kept a quiet affair The
Fsride viii be unattended. and there viii ne
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

wr and Mrs Manuel Rionda. Of No IA We, "es'
Niretv-third-st will spend the summer aDi o"u-
They sail on the Kaiser Wilhelm der 1rosSe o-i
r,.,e Is and r-IlI be accompanied by fhelf nes. -
So. Ee1z PsoDda They will be IN iF1idon ~. -: H.
~ se@son there and viii afterward 20 t9 ttf ttLIs
They Will make trip through S"i']eIiai'
refiI-rfuc- to this country
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

II and Mrs J. J. Lyons of No 81 East fll'H
-bird-s, are spending few weeks at the NeIiinS
Tor Hotel before leaving town for the summer
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24
A USE For RTRLAPS

other. grimy sarcastic 1T was the man who
died ." ~ - ~ ~
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Mrs Samuel Knox Wilson of No III West Elev-
entl-st has issued invitations for the marriage Of
her daughter Miss Aimee Marie Wilson. 10 DIR.
sumner Shaier The wedding will take place next
Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock. AZ the Marble
Collegiate Church
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Mrs Frederick Hasbrouck leaves shortly for NJ
summer home at Lake View. Racqucfte l-aEe-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

r-5-a+io7,s have been sent out for The commence
80, e,-rses Of The Castle. the U7suline eonvFh'
- eew-RocheIle on May 50 at ; o'c!oek ArchniSioi
Fa-ley viii preside.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

TIE annual social of the Professional Woman )
league -1im take place at the Hotel savoy on llls
Hftornoon of May p The new president 1FSi 20
win Arden. and the other ofhcers VIII DE ii''''i
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Mrs Winifred Collins. of Akron Ohio. the newly
elected president Of the National Federation OF
Musical Clubs. is a graduate Of Wellesley college
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Miss Helen W. Fisher. Of Brooklyn, will leave in
= few DAYS for her summer home in the Adron-
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs Daniel O'Day. jr who are still
occupying their town house. in Fifty-sixth-st. nea
Madison-ave-. will spend most OF the summer nes
PIrtsturg Penn where Mr.. ODay has business
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Mrs. Joseph Dickson. of No IS East Thirty ninth
st left last week for Morristown, where she wlll
speud the summer.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Hr and Mrs Samuel Jarvis are ~ thelr sui''N'
home in Harrison " Y where the marriage o
their only daughter will take place on My :"
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Mrs Charles Dodd Ward with Miss Ward and
Miss Katherine II. Davis will spend the summer
In the Adirondacks.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

The State conference of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution will meet IN Hudson. \. "
June . and 3 The conference will be held in the
new chapter house of the Henry Hendrlck Cnapter
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Mrs Louis NJ simpson Central Park West, is
preparing to leave for her summer home Ihe
Hickories, Point Pleasant. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

The bronze tablet which Knicserbocker Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolution proposes
70 place on the site OF Mary Lindisy AurTay's home
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Burns of No. 254 West
Eighty-ffth-st., will remain in town until August.
when they will go to Rchfed Springs for a few
weeks
New-York tribune., 1903-05-24

Mrs Henry Harrison souplee is spending the
summer in Europe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06

llt5s
elodt\,t remarks. Major Edmotidson OF
Ifali-Ak, d member Of the committee,
made a strong speech for the Senate
substitute. Ills effort was one OF char
acterlstic strength and was loudly cheer
ed by his colleagues.
Major 1Gdmondson was asked rlim-
Dor Of questions by Colonel Newtouse
and others, and his speech created great
merrlment at times.
Mr. Wallace spoke briefly for the An-
dersoti Substitutes, and the House. at 1870
o. clock p NJ, adjourned until 10 o'clock
to-day.
a SENATE BILLS PASSED.
TO authorize the Supreme Court OF Ap-
peals Of Virginia, to direct the clerk of
the court to destroy manuscript records,
In cases where the records are printed,
and to require the binding OF the records
with briefs Of counsel In each case.
TO provide for the appointment every
two years by the Governor OF three COM
misioners for the promotion of l,niforini-
~ Of Legislation In the United States, to
define their duties and to authorize the
payment Of their travelling expenses.
5A3a HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
For the protection Of birds. their nests
and eggs, and prescribing penalties for
violation thereof.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06
ABlC COLONY FOR
THE OLD DOMINION.
Plans Of an Ohio Man that
e. Commissioner Koiner
Is Furthering.

There is a plan on foot which, II 1t
4 Is brought to successful elimination, az
1t no doubt will be, Will result In the To-
cation III the state Of large colony
from the west, and the Investment Of q
capital Of 100000. Commissioner Koiner5
Is doing all that he can to further this
object, and there ls every reason to be-
5lieve that his efforts will meet with Sue
cess. ii5 f5Es ~ N 3
Mr. George II. Burrows, Of Cleveland,
sohio, called upon Commissioner Koiner
yesterday In regard to tho scheme. The
two gentlemen had long conversation,
the Commissioner giving the Ohio man a
vast deal OF information along the line
desired. Mr.. Iioiner Is thoroughly fatrlil-l
lar with every section Of the State, hav-i
ing travelled in nearly every county, and
OF the resources Of every portion of Vir-
GINA and what advantages each has to
offer. ii u
Mr.. Burrows has been in the State since
the middle Of February and has been
through the counties Of Halifax Louisa,
Greene, York, Norfolk, Amelia, Camp
bell, Madison, Orange and Dlnwiddle. Ills
idea Is to purchase 5000 acres Of land,
where good water power Ia convenient.
The object Of this Is to establish some
Industrial enterprise In which some Of
the settlers could secure employment
|5unti1 they could secure q foothold. In
the Middle West, from which tho colony
would come, the land Is so high that
IT requires quite a sum to purchase q
good farm. Many men want to comfort
ably settle their boys down upon q farm,
but where the land sells for fifty dollars
an acre and pore. 1t requires quite q
sum OF money to do this. Such men are
turning their attention to Virginia, and
other States, where land Is cheaper and
where they can provide a comfortable
home for themselves and can 'set up
each Of their boys In a home Of his own.
Mr.. Burrows has now left for Ohio,
with all his information in hand, and he
thinks there will be no trouble in carry
Ing out his plans.
& The Ohio man was not the only caller
who visited the department yesterday to
secure informa ton in regard to the ad-
syantages Virginia offers to the home.
seeker. Messrs. Samuel Bilingsley, OF
Greenwood, Ind; J. ]. DUNCAN, Of L ,Ii
Ind, and "A. T. Clark, OF No. 2711;a Ash =,
Land Avenue, indianapolis, had talks with
| the Commissioner in regard to purchasing
| farms in this State They we're put on
the right track, and will probab ly II. the
near future make their home in Virginia 81 ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

< SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. 90, 1909. 9
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. ~ r.
100 a. M.-Daily. Local for cha rlotts...
1880 p. M.--Daily. Limited. Buffet Pull-s
man to Atlanta and Birmingham, Newss
Orleans, Memphis, hattnnoogn and all
600 r. MEX. Sunday. Keysville Local
II :65 P. M.-Daily. Limited Pullman
ready $40 y 81 H af ne e.! Line faf soush'
The fayorte route te Baltimore I'm - a lns
NJ. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. ID
$500 "A. M. Except Sunday. Local mixed
sis r. M.-Locai.. Monday, W dnesday5
and Friday for West Point.
4 1890 r. M Except Sunday. For West
Point, connecting with steamers for Bal
timore and river landings Mondays.
E Wednesdays and Fridays 81 l6s8sss
A b TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. SSl
h 655 A. M. and 6:25 P. M.-From all thds
South. AZ IS II 8SS fSii5 & ;tsJ 33Rss
z 1925 p. M. ~ & " .53ss }S4 8
$40 A.M.-F,rom Keysville.
f OILS AZ Baltimore and West Point.
34:5O p NI.-Trom West Point. s.
T G. w. WEsTBURY,D D. .8A.,i Richmond. va.ls5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-06
Barron jfe1sgA'',1'ts.
ooee1poa9o1a96noa6eoeo6n

AZ Hnrdin Bache, who has been yis-
fling his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. " n
1,ache. has left for Chicago and LOUIS 1ls
4 Vile. KY. and from there VII g 80 =
his home In Yandergrift, Pa,
Mr.. w. X. Bache left yesterday tor
Chicago and Louisville. KY.
MISS Annie Wilson. OF CiarAe c .o''
Is visiting friends on roe STREET '.
Mr.. James Beck. OF Hermitage ROAD
Ieft to-day for Wilmington. n. G.
I. Mr. John Scott Of Norfolk, Is visiting
friends on Poe Street. =. =.
Mrs. George Carter, OF Brookland farK.
who has been visiting her mother III
Louisa, has returned home .g5 z, n
a Mrs. Browel. OF Westmoreland. who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
4 Crouch has returned home,
Mrs. Collins. of York Street, who. has
been visiting her cousin. Of South caro-
lima. has returned home.
Il Miss Hattie Ford, OF Brookland Park,
is visiting friends In Hanover
Miss pearl Harris has returned to her
home IN Richmond, after a pleasant Visit
to relatives on the Heights,
Miss Ruby Smithers and sister 2f Fair
/ fax, are visiting relatives on Champer-
lain Avenue.
visiting her cousin, Miss Luclle fiaTrl stoh'
OF Hanover. iIsf
Mrs. C. A. Carter, OF Lakeside, has re-
turned to her home after visit to
friends In Warwick.
Master Howard Winston, of Roanoke.
is visiting his parents near CHESTNUT
HILL hf
Mr.. Allie Childrey, who has been quite
( sick at his home on Brook Road, is I'M
proving.
Miss Winnie Walton is quite sick at
her home on Brook Road.
Mr.. Albert Charles will leave ina few
2 days for Newport News.
Miss Mary Williams, Of Brookland,
who has been suffering from a fall. is
now able to be out again..
Miss Armour, OF Louisa. Is visiting
friends on the Heights.
Miss Sadie Fendrck is quite sick at
her home on Carter Street.
@ Mrs. a, B, Wright. OF Chesterfield, Is
the guest of Mrs. Robert Scott, Nof Miller
Avenue. ,
Miss Lille Duval, who has been Quite
sick at her home on Miller Avenue, is
Mrs, IT, w. Smith, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. T, r. Witt, of Brookland
4 Park, Will leave Tuesday for her home
In Farmville,
The G. NJ. A. Club met Wednesday even
Ing at the residence OF Virginius Crox-
ton, on AtonteIro Avenue, Those present
{ were; Oyerton Woodward, Robert Rich
we'll. Donald Miller aid Virginius Crox-
(. ton.
Miss Mary Campbell. ofSWarwick coun-
7 ty, Is visiting on the Heights,
Mr.. and MIS-, James, of Chestnut Hill.
are visiting friends In Louisa.
a Miss Louise Lawson, OF Gayton, is
visiting the Misses Anderson, of Lake.
side.
Miss Lucy Humphrey, of Caroline. has
returned to her home, after q visit
3 to Mrs, Till, of Brook Road.
Miss Ida Gotman. of Charles City IA
Z visiting Mlls Lucy Lindsay, of North
Avenue. "A aE
Miss Annie Powell, Of Belmont. Is Wis
ting her cousin, Mrs, Courtney, on Her
nitage Road, # Il H. n
8S has returned homo. after q visit to
friends In Charles "a ty,3tsg Us
Miss Hsttse KsttIager, who has been