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cided improvements may be looked for
at an early date.
Mrs. Dewitt P. Hubbard entertaine. at
dinner on New ears Day. Her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich. Mr.. and
Mrs. D.sA. Smith and Rev. J. g. cuthrlel.
The menu was complete and splendidly
served.
moved to Fairmo unt. Mr.. Brothers is now
employed at the Locomotiv WORKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mathews. the genial
sproprietors Of the store IN post-of1ee
block. had a happy New ,ssgreett1ng
{ for all customers on New Year'sSDay
Rev. j. C. Cuthriel. pastor Of the Meth
.odist Episcopal church. has aiken rooms
In the cosy cottage OF Captain Alfred
Woodnaan His librar arrived on We'd
needay.
warren Hicks spent the first day Of the
New Year saving wood. but we did not
see him. ssss
friends from Richnnud ssuns NeW-Y ear,s
=. dsasshssxse. uaaaaxle &C tha
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Ladies Muslin Underwear.

neck and arm holes trimmed with
ruffles Of embroidery, z5c.
Drawers
Good Cambria, trimmed with tucks
and deep embroidery ruffle. SOC.
Cambria, with umbrella ruflle OF
lawn, trimmed with hemstitched
tucks and ruffre Of French en-
broidery, Soc.
Fine Cambria with umbrella f1ounce
Of lawn. trimmed with tucks and
C1uney lace, 81. 25.
Skirts
Long Skirt, of fine cambria, UNI
brella hcunce of lawn, with hem
stitched tucks and deep embroidered
founce and dust ruffle. $50.
Cambria Skirt. with deep lawn
f1ounce. six hemstitched tucks, deep
embroidered ruffle and dust ruffle.
Skirt OF fine cambria. umbrella
founce Of lawn. trimmed with inser-
ton of Val. lace and a deep ruffle OF
lace to match. with dust ruffle. 81. 90.
Cambria Skirt, with a deep lawn
fiounce. nemstitched tucks trimmed
in Val. lace and insertion. $3.50.
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Lace Curtains and Draperies
n the January Sal.

striped, 40 inches wide. suitable for
sash or bed room curtains
$3.50 and 1898 Nottingham Curtains,
S1-2 yards long, fine qualities. In rich
scroll and floral designs, to-morrow's
price, sl.0S pair.
$3.50 Double Thread Scotch Net
Lace Curtains. In Brussels and Irish
point designs, extra. wide and 5 IL
yards long. SOS pair.
121-2 Silkoline. for DC. All colors.
in floral and Oriental designs. All
of them of the best qualities.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS.

Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every second and fourth Sun
day at 1880 A N. Preaching by the
pastor, the Rev. John c. Cuthriel. Sab
ba tn school every Sunday at 1880 A NJ.
Union League service at the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, evening, az :oe =
O'Clock will be led by the president OF
the league. Mr.. Birchard. This will be
the closing meeting Of the league TINS
winter, and all should attend.
Services at Marshal I-Memorial church
fIInitarian) every Sunday at $3.50 p. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor, the Rev. a. n.
Somers. All city cars connect with cars
for Highland Springs.
The German class met with Dr.: s. A.
Roope on last Tuesday. The next regular
meeting will be Wednesday evening at
the home Of Mrs. P. S. Read.
The woman's Study Club will hold
their regular bi-monthly meeting In LII
brary Hall Wednesday. the 18th instant.
The president. Mrs Marion j. Savage.
business and exercises. the ladies Will
entertain Informally at luncheon.
bible study class met Friday evening
with Rev. A. II. Somers at his home on
Grove avenue The Gospel according to
ST. Matthew was under discussion. which
was thoroughly interesting. The class
will meet with Mr.. Somers on each Fri.
Gay night through Stue IetIiSi4Auct " ZIG
winter months. -.
Mrs. Beauclerk was a visitor during the
holidays to Mrs. P. L. Gerow. OF Beech
avenue. and Miss Hudgins. OF the Re;
fuge. s
Among Mrs Kidd's callers. on New
Years Day we're Rev. j. G.. Cuthriel Of
Highland Springs: Miss Garrett. OF Rich,
.nond. and Mrs. Brothers and son. Of
Highland Springs. is
Masters wayiand and Douglass Kidd
were visited during the past week by
Master Arthur Bates, OF Richmpnd.
j. Hawk NJ. D.. was In the village
yesterday looking after his real estate
holdings He hrs placed his properly In
TIA hands #cG Tho Agsney hara, and d.
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Good cotton. yoke tucked and en-
broidered insertion neck and sleeves
hemmed with embroidery, soc.
Nainsook, with square neck. trim
med with dainty French en1broider-
ed insertion and ribbon. neck and
sleeves trimmed with ruffe of en-
broidery to match. S1.5O.
Fine Cambria round neck. trimmed
with embroidered insertion and rib
bon. neck and sleeves trimmed with
embroidery to match, a dainty
Bishop gown, So
Corset Covers
Nainsook. full front, with four rows
of torchon insertion, neck and arm
holes trimmed with torchon lace.
SOC.
Nainsoo.z full front. round neck.
with two rows Of Val. lace. inser-
ton and ribbon. neck and arm holes
trimmed with ruffles Of VAL lace,
soc.
Nainsook. round neck trimmed with
embroidered insertion and ribbon,
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SEVEN PINES.

The Christmas entertainment given by
S the Sunday-school children Of Corinth
Methodist Episcopal church on Friday
afternoon was enjoyed by all present.
The little ones recited and sang very
swcetiy and showed much careful and
patient training. They were hountifully
remembered and were very happy.
The shooting-match on New Years day
at the Pines. given by James Z. Lyme.
the veteran guide. for the amusement Of
his friends. was an interesting event. as
several fine turkeys were up for prizes.
The contest was very spirited.
The Young Peoples Social Club was
handsomely entertained at Its last regu-
mar meeting by Miss Irene Heckier.
young lady of charming personality,
whose hospitality will linger long in the
minds of those who partook- This was
the last meeting OF the club during the
cold weather.
Mrs. J. e. Lyme spent New Years day
at the home of her sister. Mrs. @. g.
Cifin. In Richmond, where was held
the annual reunion. There was large
and happy gathering, who are already
looking forward TO the reunion year
hence.
Mrs. Slimaker, accompanied by her
visit to Mrs Atlsins's mother. Mrs. Vim
cent
Mrs. Harvey Osbourne and little son.
OF Cold Harbor, paid visit to her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Tiller. also to
her husbands parents. Col. and Mrs. Os-
bourne. during the holidays.
Mr.. Samuel n. West is suffering from
rheumatism, tho recent damp weather
having brought about an aggravation.
Mr.. West reports having done good bus
mess during the holidays.
Mrs Andrew j. West is at present a
guest of Mrs George Heckler.
Mrs. Fred. Frank Of Richmond. ac-
companied by her little son and daugh-
ter, are on a short visit to Mrs. Frank S
sister. Mrs. A. NJ. Reid.
Leslie N. Reid a popular conductor OF
the Seven Pines division of the Passenger
and Power company. was laid up on New
Years day from tho effects Of deep
cold.
Mrs. John Clark was guest for a
few days Of the holiday season Of the
family Of the Rev. J.:iT. Seaweli, at Ches-
ter Va -
Robert L. Lyme visited his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Lyme. during Christmas
week.
Miss Annie Reid went on visit to
relatives and friends in Richmond on
New Years.
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Bed Spreads an0 Blankets
in the White Sale

81 d {
signs, hemmed or fringed. worth
s1.4s. but priced at s1.25.
Marseilles Spreads, of fine quail
ty. that sold for s29s. We've marked
at S2.25. Beautifully raised hora
and scroll designs. and hemmed with
a lock stitch, 7Sxs0 inches.
Too many Blankets are put Or
sale without being properly
shrunken and after the first
washing there's a decided shrink
age in usefulness.
We have some fve-do1lar values for
$3.50 per pair. all pure white wool
filing, with thick. soft nap, SILK
bound, with blue and pink borders,
72xS4 inches for 81 SO pair
Heavy White Wool Blankets. Ia
size, wide silk binding. with blue,
pink and red borders, $3.50 pair.
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mis- has invented a shoe dressing that

mills. has invented shoe dressing that
4 is great.
and Mrs. Davis were guests of DR.. and
Mrs G. T. Collins on New Tears Day.
Mrs. Bilbu. Tho has been quite ill and
whose life was during the past week
sdespaired OF, is now much better and will
no doubt recover. DR.. s. a. Roope was
the physician in attendance.
Chickah ominy Council. No. 1ss, O.
NJ. held Its regular stated meeting
Thursday evening. Jan. The Deputy
State Councillor was present. and the
following newly elected officers were In
stalled w. g. Griffin. vice. councillor: G.
SO.s Rudd. Jr., past councillor: 3.
Jones trustee &: Dewitt p. Hubbard. res
cordtng secretary; Colonel Joseph Clarke.
warden; Vernon Mayer. financial score
stary;; Davis. conductor: g.
Howle, cha plain: Andrew Smith. inside
sentinel: Willie Clark. outside sentinel.
sc.Q q. ,Rudd and w. z. Rudd, sr.. were
elected represents lives to- the State Coun-
81. s.M e. 6tdas councillor- elsct 81 stu q
tbs hoGpltal ssss
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Marked down to give especial
emphasis to this January event.
White Crocheted Bed Spreads,
in Marseilles designs, with a soft
satin finish and without any
dressing, SO you can see exactly
what kind Of material you're get
ting.
Fringed or henlrned, 1887
inches and already for use. A
one-dollar spread for 92c.
Wider Bed Spreads. s2xs7 inches.
heavily crocheted with fine satin
finish, in heavy. raised Marseilles de-
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The opportunity will not al
ways present itself for saving on
regularly priced goods. Neither
is the January Sale kept up all
the time. While the bargains
are here, take advantage Of 'en1.
Sc Curtain Muslin, for SC. Prettily
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Hand Loom Cambria Edges. in
neat patterns, to inches wide, sc
yard.
15c values in Cambria and Nainsook
Edges and Insertings for 1Oc yard,
Some of them for children's wear,
others more snowy. Plenty Of pat
5 terms at this price.
1870 per yard for Washable
Cambria and Nainsook Embroideries,
S inches to IL inches wide. These we
regard as some of The best we've
ever had for sale. hey are snowy.
but it's a showiness Of worth, not
f1insiness.
25c per yard for Cambria, Main
sock and Swiss Edges and Insert
ings to match. Only short lengths
Of any of them. and all exceptional
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NEW BRIDGE.

Willie Needham has moved his mother
and young brother from Rocken Haven
cottage to the farm Of the late John
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crouch and c. Isaacs, Jr..
will leave fore Norfolk this week. Mr..
Crouch and Mr.: Isaacs will be employed
IN the navy-yard. Mrs. Crouch would
like to see her before she leaves.
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The fox hunt under leadership OF Major
j. =. Boze New Years Day was full OF
life and a long run. but foxy got away,
from them after ALL. RI
John ciark's new and attractive house.,
after a few finishing touches and paint
ing, will be ready for q tenant
Mr.. C. Isaacs. Sr.'s condition remains
about the same. but an operation seems
Inevitable. He is still at the Old Do
nlinion Hospital in Richmond.
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The 1903 Corset Model.

The long Princess Hip Will be
the popular corset for spring IN
the 1903 models.
c. B.. ala sprite. fine coutll. TRIM
med with Val lace and ribbon. Tor
medium. figures. 500.
W. B., No I'll. advertised In the
magazines. fine coutil, trimmed with
lace and ribbon. Medium and full
figures. $500.
Warmers Rust Proof. bonsd with
steel and trimmed with lace and rib
bon. Supporters attached. s1.bO
The new Dowager. for stout fig
ures. good coutil. in black and white,
with adjustable straps In front TO
suit the figure, $3.50.
La Premiere. made Of imported
coutil and boned with real whale
bone. This corset is for medium ng-
ures and beautifully trimmed with
satin ribbon and lace. $500.
C. B., ala Sprits, Of silk brocade.
Princess hip. trimmed with satin rib,
bon. in black and white. blue and
white. and all white. $500.
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Our Sale Of Muslin Underwear,
Corsets and Infants Gnrment1
Infants Wear.

Long Dresses of nainsook. round
yoke, with cluster OF tucks. and
trimmed with ruff1e OF dainty en-
broidsry. neck and sleeves trimmed
with embroidery. 35c.
Long Dresses of nainsook. round
yoke Of putting Of organdy and two
rows of embroidered insertion. neck
and sleeves trimmed with dainty en-
broidery, 800.
Short Dress. from months to
years. of nainsook, full skirt. with
deep hem. yoke with cluster OF tucks
and two rows of insertion neck and
sleeves trimmed with embroidery.
800.
Infants Hand-Made Bonnets. Of
fine lawn, trimmed in feather stitch
ing, all sizes. 500.
Handmade Bibs. trimmed with
handmade embroidery. wl..l French
knots. SOC.
Handmade Pillow Covers. trimmed
with hand embroidery. 500.
Long Coat. OF white a;l-wool Bed
ford Cord. lined with fine Italian
Cloth. with two capes, trimmed with
silk braid, $500.
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The Notion Counter.

Miller & Rhoads and Good
Notions at low prices are syn.
ononous terms.
$50 good. stout Brass Pins. on
paper, for 1c-
"A No-yard spool OF the best Bast-
Ing Cotton warranted, spooIs for
s-yard pieces of Beading. in Is new
white a I'D eolored designs. iOc per
piece
A 1o-yard roll OF extra super-wiits
Twilled Tape. for Zoe.
Either half. five-eighths OF three
quarters OF an inch wide.
Fancy frtlted SIX Garter web.
garter lengths. IN all colors. t5c a
length.
Another bargain In Pins-ssO OF
EN-. with needle points. &c paper
Double Sasseen Tape Measure. &c
inches long, for &c.
Very adhesive Mend.ng Tissue. ia
browns and blacks, 1Oc per piece.
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and the drills that were discontinued Q,
December Ath with be taken up During
the holidays the headquarters OF the regt
nent have been closed. and ali OF ,hs
mail has been left unattended to. It u
now up to Adjutant Bosstaux TO suffer for
mis- holiday.
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NORTHSIDE NEWS.


There Will be services at Ascension
chapel. Highland Park. this afternoon
at 4 o'clock
The Christian sunday-schooi celebra-
tons Of the Presbyterian and Methodist
schurchesswere very much enjoyed by the
adults, as well as the children. The at
tendance was unusually large.
M The Hill was quite gay during the holi--
days. Mics L1yesay had her usual Christ
mas gathering. which was enjoyed very
much by al present.
ono Of the most enjoyable entertain
Sments Of the season was given New
Years night at .sEnglewood. the home
#of mr.. ana Mrs. W. 3. Vawter. Prosres-
ssiveg euchre was the feature OF the eve
ming, the highest scores being made by
Mrs. II Liyesay and AIr. sLesta IS
- 4ho@ guests @wWa uahsta1 into tha
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A Fine Embroidery Display

Monday morning you'll finer display OF Embroder1es IN
our store YOU before, and know what
have shown you in the past.
edges nsertings ouncngs and match sets only reached
Saturday night you'll they're all goods right
from the makers.
You may see prices quoted similar We've nothing to
say that Just compare the qualities for the same prices
Well need anything henhe embroderles will speak
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values. as they are worth up to SOC
per yard.
13c per yard for tasty hand loom
Z effects in Embroideries. Many Of
them in the blind effects that will be
i popular this season.
4. Cambria Allovers. in neat effects
and good cloth. SOC yard
Five patterns in Nainsook Allovers.
some with small. neat effects, others
large, SI.OO per yard.
Twenty-Five pieces of Cambria
Flouncings, II inches wide. all fine
work. and some of them have par
-9ticularly excellent work on them,
zoe. yard.
Match Sets. in cambria and main
sock, beginning at 1Oc yard.
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Ladies Coats
Reduced as Much Is
Forty Per Cent.

We couldn't wait until the
middle or last OF January to re-
duce those garments We need
the room now that they take up.
Five dollars in this reduction
sale purchases a good Jacket,
nicely shaped and lined with
satin, that sold for $3.50 and
So. 80. Some are made with
storm collars, others plain.
$1,000 for Monte Carlos and jack
cts, including the famous Montag-
nae. reduced from $3.50 and s1500,
well tailored.
$3.50 for Satin-Lined Jackets. re-
ducsd from $1,000 and $3.50. Flare
sleeves or cuffs.
$500 for loose backed Coats OF
the finest 5Kersey; finest satin lin
ings; some trimmed in velvet. others
with collars; reduced from 5000
$3.50 for garments reduced from
$3.50 and $500
These Coats are among the best
we have had this winter.
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n. Claiborne Epps & Bro.
LIVE STOCK BUILDERS.
Bell Phone, l1e1.
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Ready-Made Bedding.

It's wonder sometimes how
these things can be made to sell
so low. The Sheets advertised
to-day, for instance, are strictly
hrst-c1ass values and yet we feel
sure that the prices marked are
lower than you've seen them
elsewhere, because. we bought
them in large quantities and d.
rect from the mills.
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SIS Miss Roy Cross entertained q number
of her friends at q progressive peanut par
& ty. The highest scores were won By Miss
Alma Vaughan and Master Char!is
EVaughan:4 the BOBBY prizes were won by
Chaplin.
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ESTIMATES FOR 1903.

Fire Comnaissioners VIII Cast "a
Their Prospective Expenditures.
The BOARD Of Fire Commissioners wiz
meet IN regular monthly session tn-mos.
row evening At 8 o'clock The board viii
consider tina sxpenses Of the department.
TOR the coming year In order 90 ba rsadJ
for the coming sessions OF ths Eanarea
COMMITTEES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

Mr.. Ragland of Washington, who has
been on a short visit to his father. 5. s;
Ragland, Of Barton avenue, has returned
home,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

The Rev. L. c. Moore will preach at
the Barton Heights Methodist church
Sunday morning at II and Sunday night
at O'Clock.
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Usual services at the Baptist churcl
by The pastor, the Rev. w. i. Hundley
at II A. M. and P. NJ.
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J.NB. Bowles continues to improve, aftel
an illness of several weeks.
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lie for a Fine India Lawn,


Feel it and you'll realize what
a very sheer fabric it is to sell for
TIC.
20 inches wide and the best
value in lawn we ever offered
for. this price
5 1-2c for Cambria. a yard wide
10c for finer quality OF Cambria.
also yard wide.
II 1-2c for Cambria. finely finish
ed, yard wide.
15c for very sheer yard-wide Cam
brio.
s1.1o for Long Cloth. Il yards to
the piece. soft finish.
sf.4o for Nainsook, L. yards to ths
piece. finely finished
81. 80 for extra quality Lady
Cloth, Il yards to the piece.
Soc for Cambria Tuckins. plain and
fancy.
Soc for plain and fancy Revertns.
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q A8ro7TA.
Ba.,, Ii. IhB Kind You HavB Always Bought
as, = lezH2zzx
WINTER TOURIST RATES

Via the Atlantic Coast Line r. r.
81 Winter tourist tickets are now on sale
TO ali Southern winter resorts via the At
lantic Coast Line. This line is the short
est, quickest and most elegantly-equipped
between the North and South. 1t offers
10 health and pleasure-seekers service
& lqualled by none. You. make no changes
Z 10 Florida resort,
For full particulars. apply to any agent
az the company. or
c. S. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
SIS East Main street. Richmond. Va
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Linens II, the White Sale

The January event would
hardly be complete if the snowy
linens were left out.
Among the best values is an
Irish Damask, all pure linen, 81
inches wide and only SOC yard
Full Bleached Damask, S. inches
wide, soc yard.
Silver Bleached Damask. pure
linen So inches wide. 75c yard.
Full Bleached Doylles, pure linen
and frfnged, soc dozen.
Full Bleach Napkins
SIS size. &c per dozen
ga size, SOC per dozen.
SIS size. $1.25 per dozen.
81 size, $3.50 per dozen.
Engraving.
Nothing daintier for white sale
than a snowy card with fine engrav-
ing on It Did you overlook yours at
Christmas
We had an enormous trade,
but every order was filled that
we promised for the holidays.
so Cards from plate. doc.
100 Cards from plate, zoe.
50 Cards and plate, script. 9Oc
Wedding invita- tons and die work
prices quoted on applica ton.
- = 4 ~ X Il Z &
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S1.os Scotch suitings for $1.25
inches vide b1e good aha heavy wei ERE
hecks of white.
$1.5o Flecked Suiting for $1.oo
50 inches wide, black ground. with
flecks Of white.
Zibiline Sutings.
81 inches wide. all pure wool, In
navy. royal. black and green, 81 90.
Flaked Venetians.
So inches wide good weight, in cadet.
gray. reseda and black, SOC.
.75c. Waist Cloths for 3oc.
Tan and Cray French Flannels, with
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Miss Edna Lea, continues quite i'll at her
home.
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Miss Edna Moody. of Richmond, Is
visiting Miss Olive Watkins. Of Poe street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

Services at Epiphany church Sunday II
A. NJ. and P. NJ. conducted by the
rector, the Rev. Mr.. kuyk.
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Miss HAYES Bowles, who has been
snending the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Bowles. left this morn
ing for her school, in Charlottesville
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dining room. where an elegant supper
was served. After which the old-time
quadrille. lancers, and Virginia reel were
danced until 1903. The guests were Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Cross. Mr.. and Mrs NJ
e. Starke. 80. and Mrs Linn Enslow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles WingheId. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tyler. DR.. and Mrs. P. e.
Redd, Mr.. and Mrs 6. H Clarke, Mrs
Rosecranz. Mr.. and Miss Lewis Miss
Cross. Mr. Beckham. ar. Charles shafer.
Mrs. Crump
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Services at Epiphany church Sunday, II
rector, the Rev. Mr.. kuyk.
At Overlook Presbyterian church Mr.:
| F. w Galbraith. of the Seminary. Will
| preach at 4:30 P. NJ.
The Rev. L. c. Moore will preach at
| the Barton Heights Methodist church
Sunday morning at II and Sunday night
at o'clock.
Usual services at the Baptist churci,
! by The pastor, the Rev. w L. Hunoley'
| at Ii Am. and s P. M.
J.>B. Bowles continues to improve, after
| an illness OF several weeks.
Miss Edna Moody, of Richmond, Is
visiting Miss Olive Watkins of Poe street
G. H. De Nordenday. of Cleveland. O..
is the guest of A. F. Shelton. OF North
| avenue.
Mr.. Ragland. of Washington. who has
been on a short visit to his father. B. s
| Ragland, of Barton avenue, has returned
home.
Miss Edna Lea continues quite i'll at her
home.
Miss HAYES Bowles. who has been
spending the holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bowles. left this morn
ing for her school, in Charlottesville.
Frank weidenfeld, after short illness.
Is able to be out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

c. H. De Nordenday. Of Cleveland. O..
is the guest of A f. Shelton, OF North
avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

At Overlook Presbyterian church Mr.:
F. w. Galbraith. of the Seminary. Will
preach at 4:30 P. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04

Frank Weidenfeld, after short illness.
Is able to be out.