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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

string stiffened with bees wax. No. 5
shows how Ling Loos ears are made.
Pierrots ears are made in the same
way. Pierrot's collar is made by box
pleating tissue paper and then mount
ing IT on disk of cardboard. See Fig
ure No. 6 in the diagram.
Figures Nos. and show a back and
front view of a miniature hare. The
hare is made of ordinary cardboard. 1t
is not difficult to make copy of the
figure shown.
Figure No. 6 is small bag which the
hare carries on his back. 1t can be
filled with candy.
l think the hare intends to give this
portrait of himself only to his particu-
lar favorites because he had it marked
Special" Anyone who wishes to be
a particular faVorite must not follow
the track of. the hare more than once
during the year.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

three weeks period Of preparation, he
had always starved the lions for three
days from the very beginning. Then,
on the fourth day, he would enter the
cage with a piece of beef which had
been soaked in kerosene oil. The
lions would no sooner pounce on it
than they would shrink away sicken-
ed by the stencil. Then he would
throw them a fresh and good piece of
beef which they would devour in a
moment.
The lions soon became so accustom-
ed to expecting that the first piece of
beef that was thrown to them was not
good, that at the end of the three
weeks they would not even move from
their corners when the trainer threw
it on the floor of the cage. They
would not try to eat anything except
the second piece. So the daring trick
had a very simple explanation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

Siam believed me lost at sea.
1t was evening when the ship got
into port and I went home. Father,
mother and brother Anak were sitting
together, and as I walked in they
looked at me and were dumb with sur
prise. 1t was five minutes before they
could believe that the lost Joe Jolly
Boy had returned safe and sound,
and I was Rugged and kissed until 1
had to beg of them to let up on me.
My adventures were the talk of the
town, and hundreds of people came to
see me. Among them was the soldier
who had told me of jolly Land, and
when l related my story to him
he said:
Didn't / tell you about those peo-
pie? Was it not as I said? Hurrah
for Joe jolly Boy and the people of
Jolly Land!"
The End.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

as l saw them in his book He has
a very thick notebook this year with
ever so many pictures in it. 1 wanted
to see all the book and kept just as
still as l knew how, but he had only
turned over a page or two before he
spied me and scampered off into the
brush.
No. 1 is Ling Loo. The egg which
forms Ling Loos head can be either
blown and filled with candy or be hard
boiled. The body, arms and legs of
Ling Loo are cut from paper. Ling
Loos pigtail is made from braided
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19
JAPAN AND CHINA BOATS.

The Clumsy Sampnn and How 1t Is
Built.
Everybody has read stories of the
China Seas and. therefore, everybody
has read about the queer vessals called
Sampans, because no story of those
waters would be complete without a
reference to them.
The general idea about the sampan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

story-teller with a sigh.
And you think you'll have no sue
cessors,' said Wally Wanderoon.
well, / wouldn't cry about little
thing like that. Queer as it may seem
you'll have plenty-and some of them
worse than you are"
Go be continued.)
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19
TRICKS DEVISED BY
THE SPRING HARE.
BY ]. Carter Beard.

BY j. Garter BeaTu.
1 followed the track of a spring hare
not long ago and was fortunate enough
to come upon him seated under a
small evergreen bush hard at work on
his notebook. 1 have drawn pictures
of some of the hare's new ideas just
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

headed person. What under the sun
do these children care about the KAT
frs? Wait until the youngest is 90
odd years old, and then tell them
about folklore, and the Kaffirs and
what not"
1--WE no doubt I'll be dead by that
time" remarked the professional
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

of How the sun Took a Holiday.
TX.
The storytelling machine in the house
of Wally Wanderoon, the little old
man who is looking for the Good
Times we used to have, has told sun
Ndry tales that do not entirely please,
whereupon Drusilla scornfully tells
what she considers real stories worth
listening to.
That tale" remarked the profess
sional lis evidently a Gaelic legend,
and it shows"
stuff and nonsense!" exclaimed
Wally Wanderoon. 1--WE don't care
what it shows. so long as it is a tale.
1t is too short to tire anybody, ond
that is more than can be said for some
tales I have heard-if you'll excuse
my frankness."
II see you have taken up the idea
that I can't tell a short tale" said
the professional story-teller. my
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

Many are the substitutes used for
tobacco. Dried holly leaves, the bark
of the willow, and leaves of the stag's
horn sumach are used by the Ameri-
can Indians. In Switzerland a weed
called mountain tobacco is smoked in
great quantities. 1t causes the smoker
to become a mental and physical wreck.
The natives of South Africa are rem
dered nervous imbeciles by smoking the
dried leaves of the camphor plant. The
wild dagga, another South African
plant, poisons slowly any one using it.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19

The government is to begin the
obstruction of irrigation works in
five localities. The Sweetwater dam,
Wyoming; Milk river, Montana; the
Gunnison tunnel, Colorado; Truckee,
New, and Salt river, Arizona. The cost
of the five plants is estimated at ST.
900 900 and they are expected to fur
nish water for 600, 900 acres.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19
PICTURES TO PAINT
ADVENTURES IN BUNGLE LAND
No,

N. H. c. Jones Is Examined Crit
ically by the Ostrich Family
and Learns About the Millinery
Business.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-04-19
STORYTELLING MACHINE
Being the QHeef Object Found BY Buster John,
Sweetest Snsan, Drusil1a and Billy Biscuit
Under the GUidance of Waly Wanderoon
BY JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS.
Copyright, 1903, by S. S. Mcclure Company.

DrusiIIa Entertains with the Tale
Of How the SUN Took a Holiday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Barton Heights.
oOOOoOoCooooooQooooOooooO

Mr. Henry W. Higguson. of the u. s.. s.
Topeka. and lis friend. Mr.. Jos nm
of Richmond. ere on u fiji. Tough hons
after SO OF six months on the TO
peka. They arc having most enjoyable
time among their siiendR and raa..ycs.
They VIII return soon for general SER
VICE on board the y. S. r. .. Columbia
at Brooklyn.
Miss Goidie Dick ems. OF Dunbarton.
Is the guest Of Miss Esther Feather.
Miss Hattie Wright. who has been qu te
sick at her home In Brookland PARK.
IS able to resume her stud .es.
Mr.. Q. p. Parson, who has been visit
Ing In New York. has returned home.
Mr., p. G, Wells VIII leave this week
Mrs, u. II. Ginard. who has been visit
Ing In Staunton has returned home.
MI. s, a, Stewart has left for Cincin-
natl. o. on business.
Mr.. e, Fl. Avs. of Brookland Park,
left Wednesday evening for Norfolk.
Mr.. G.. a, Scott has returned home
Mrs. : White Whit Who l has s. been Visiting
friends in Gordonsville. has returned
home. 81 id
Mr.. Walter TSldwell, of Baltimore, has
Miss Matte Raines OF Caroline coun-
ty, IS Visiting Nd. and Mrs ]. &.
Jcter. of Ladies' Mile Road.
Miss Coalter is quite sick at her homo
| In Brookland Park.
| Mr., Clarence Lee OF staunton, Is vlsit-
Inc his father, on ladies' Mile T9o,d
Mrs Cammie Smith. of Fa-mS''e Is
visiting her mother, Mrs, +. r. witt. Of
| Rrnokard Park.
| Mr.. William Croxton has returned from
Mrs. IT Rcnrctt, Of varh'ngtnn IS
vi~itne Mise schoHn'd Of Chestnut TTi''.
Miss IT. W. Rain, of petersb',rs. Is
visiting Mrs, Cole, OF Meadow Ridge
| Po,H
,Tss W. W. r,,ler, Of New York. IS
T T."a Mrs, ppIl Of Meadow Rr'Ar'
MSS M,nd Williams who his heen
r'c't'rp Mrs welfar Harrison, near the
| c..,,i,,,r,, b,- rot,,,.-> nj - ovc-~n
Mr.. T., O Roone who has hf~' hnnt-
no In T,inp vv'uiar, hos returned, b"'pg-
| ing many b,-as WITH Kim.
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George Hopper is in town.
Everybody Will hail this announcement
with delight, for George comes on ms
first trip, and R.chmondIis noted TOT
4 To those who do not know George; We
"The Governors SON." who makes his
d Everybody knows the Governors Son
and the -Four Cohans ". .9aa1
They come here regularly every year.
Mr.. HOPPER pp A IS thrice or four times vel
We saw him. ,1te
He doesn't drnf 81 a n.y. mn Dut soaa' 90
town n and show him the. sights -,
He hung up his grp at ,Camppetus, ama
ME ME Moore S. s. "a and Frank Anthonys. and
when the young lady said she had an
enga cement to 60 to the theast'e, ~ Wnsn Il
Anyway, we showed him fine time:
and for dolng g ex2eot seals
tho tho Brown Eyed Girl for 1t looks like
this Is going to be. hard winter winter
" s9ud sv so ea Z 5. sed tie fsss
We never give a tlp away N ADVANCE rSa =.
table wh Rs peys sn At the 6Gpppn c AND
We We i found out then who would so to the
Legislature, 80,
poicv 10 stand in all around. and IL we
lived in Manchester, we would study law
and run for something,
ara a. good prophet, and II anybody ever
Wants to know about the weather we can
tell them.
Some people say we are a fore flushsF,
But they are wrong,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
ATTENDED MEETING OF
SPANISH WAR VETERANS

Captain George NJ. skipwlth and Ser
geant William II. Underwater win leave
here at noon to-day to attend the Ma
tional Convention Spanish War Veterans.
which convenes at New Haven, Conn.,,
on Monday next. Captain Skipwith and
Sergeant Underwater will represent the
Virginia corps at the convention, which
will BIO largely attended from the North
and West. 5e
The delegation will work to secure the
convention Cor Richmond next year.
Messrs. Skipwith and Underwater hope
to visit Boston and Nova Scotia before
returning home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
The Innocent Elephant.

IlC ilIoSS''N .S'Sf'''e''''
Jumbo was innocent. So guileless and
iunsuspectIng that II you told him his
tail vas nm in front, he would get mixed
and be tempted to believe 1t. He was
also absent-minded.
why" said the Inoniey,"the other day
4 told him that he was fire engine. and
that his trunk was tho hose. and he
never knew the difference and sQuIrted
water all over the place TIL the keeper
came and pounded him. {.
Lets hnyo some fun with him now,
suggested the parrot.
.tBy the way" said Jumbo. absently.
who Is that peculiar-looking fellow with
the straw sticking out Of his chin. by
the post there?"
"a hay rubc?" asked Jumbo.
why. that's a Hey Rube'." said tho
parrot.
Eyes, a Hey Rube.' If you'd been IN
the circus longer you'd have known what
Hey Rube Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Miller q R E|.l1l''' !
Miller q Rhoads.
Not Necessary to Leave
Richmond for the Finest
of Infants Furnishl1

There isn't department in the building that IS any moro go
plete in it's way than Infants Wear Department
we furnishings for infants and cldrens between me u
months ana years from lowest domestic goods up to the
finest French Bs Pillow Slips Cashmere sacques oae
Afehnns, Blankets Bonnets and Gowns t#4
These articles are Just pretty and just dantly made as
those sold y exclusive Of the northern stores
We are tic representatives in these lines for what IS
r,erhans the leading store Of the United States.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Col. James y ay Run,

It Is announced that Colonel 3! O..
James may stand for the Office of COM
monwealth's attorney to succeed Judge
D. G.. Richardson, In the event tho latter
rel James is a well known lawyer hero
and has represented Goochland county
In the House OF Delegates and WAS n
member Of the staff of Governor Fltzhugh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Observation-Disclosures t''!''s''s-s''
:Chesfnut It'll and
H71qAlana Park
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
5 Rsy' 4 Re- ATs IS assat a IN Ieyiy,l
which is beng held this week 1lea a =.
MISS EIe Noel, q, Of Bon 1z; A,ni mas 0'VA
Mrs. Arthur Leng anss ,,n ltta!e last asst for
Norfolk TO spend several Gays; or the past
Miss L days has nsI neen quite sck Is SLOW
y Miss %hie Avis has returned hS Mrs
after pleasant Visit to hef uu'' ~
WIZ NJ. j. Il. Austin. who has been yiS, rnnf
his family for several days, a nns
to his future home N Rqanuh1n, ,ite sicl,
for several weeks past is 1p'o
Miss Myrtle Burew. OF Prince p a !rIijer
= Mr.; jim Tsaa and fam',Iy ~, Err MI visiting
Mr.. Walter Todd, Of WnlnHt dit n,it again
NJ =, a Eawand 1,n Yare Of unm m
Miss Loretta Mcdowell, who has so nren
cutie sick for some time past IS so'''o'
WIS Miss Myrtle bedford has returned home.
after spending some time WIN Ai's -
M Mrs. N n, h quinby continues Quite SICK
a Mrs. rs Horace stiwel, Of say van sIs..
ca. Who has been the guest Of heE s' 70
ter, Mrs S. W. Marshall, eNP 'iio -
leave for her home in shm9rtt, " w' lAvenue
Miss Alma Vaughan, OF IntEa rr e. INC
is still confined TO her nous t'o 'A
Miss AaH.s Watkins Will Iea aye t e. her
row Saturday to take cnhrse =
school in Cumberland county, e.,.,a. In
Miss NJ. Il, Tilet is,yisitlng fF'eshps N
Chesterfield. I. suffer-
d Mrs Vermileria. who has been bee fIa for
Fl inE from an attack OF append Gus ~
three months, is ahle TO be olt, - We'd.
REV Charles Boggs conducted the n Yah all
nesday evening plpyer-meetM}ls Askew,
OF Highland Park Church Quite assnn iisp
crowd was present to enjoy the eYsN'Hs
service 33 s4i MA IA y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
paushlers De rec.

At 8 p. NJ. September 80. 1902, at,
smi,hdeal TIail. Major James II. capers,
assisted by Miss Edna Blnombe,,,g, w
confer the "DaugM er's Degree,N This
mother, wife, daughter and sister Of Mas
ter Masons After the comforting OF the
degree, u short musical programme Will
DC rendered. 8gaig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Got Ninety DAYS,

Alfred Field alias MoFaniel Ward, was
given ninety days In jail In the Husting.
Court yesterday for unlawful assault, and
Edward Lynch, was sent down for y
like term for false swearing,
Irving Bowlcs was tried for grand lar
ceny AID acquitted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Suing the City.

The Law and Equity Court is en-
saged in the, tr,al Of the suit Of p, =
for $4,000 damages. It Is alleged that
tie latter lost her life MS a result OF gas
escaping from the city's mans 81 in the
case Will be given to the fury to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Strikns Wntert,.,

At a depth OF 4s5 feet water, WAS
Murphy's arteslan we'll. on tho lot nenrf
his hotel. The work Of boring the Wei!
is being done by the sydnor Pump ana
WnN Company 5 b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
SOVEREIGN CIR AND LODGE
@. Or
Baltimore, Nd, September 2-2e, 1908
Low Rates via r., F. & p. r,

The r.. r., & p. r.. r. win sell to
Lodge, Odd Fellows, Baltimore Md, sep
TENDER 2l-y6, tickets from Richmond 10
Baltimore and return at rate OF $3.50
20th, 2lst and I'D, and for trnins leaving
Byrd Street Station s.hl 4; NJ ana $40
A. NJ. and Main Street station G;i5 4. NJ,
September 2Sd. good returning until Sep.
in both rec,ions. This WIN afford a
coiven ent opportunity for Odd Fell WIS de-
string to participate in the Grand Parade.
Agents Byrd Street Elba and Main
Street Stations or Richmond Transfer
Company, $40 East Main Street. and
Murphy's Hotel.
w. p. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Soclol and,
Personal:

Miss Mary Randolph Evans, recording
secretary, has sent the following notln-
cation to the Virginia Daughters through
out the State:
'"rhe annual convention Of the Virginia
Division, United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, will be held in Norfolk, Va,
4 October list
.srhe Pickett-Buchanan Chapter will
entertain one delegate from each chap
Ter, and arrangements will be made at
the hotels ut special rates for other dele;
gates or Daughters who wish TO ntteno
the convention at their own expense
Chapters are requested to SEND the
names Of their delegates as soon as pos.
siblc to Mrs. Philip Z. Yeatman. No. l90
York Street. Norfolk, Va. Chapters are
also asked to take the ,precautlon or
the convention correctly filled out and
signed.
Special rates have been arranged y!ntesl,, for
The president of the Richmond Chapter
adds: 1T Is very necessary that the
delegates elected at tho last meeting In
Lee Camp Hall should send at once an
acceptance or declination to Miss Sally
Deane. corresponding secretary, No. 202
East Franklin Street" She desires, more
yer to remind Richmopd Daughters
that bazaar will be held In Columbia.
S. c.. during tho month Of November TO
raise funds for Il monument to General
Wade Hampton. South Carolina came
next to Virginia in the bazaar here last
spring, and for that and many other
reasons the box which is to be sent to
Columbia should contain a free.will-otrer-
Ing, great or small, from all chapter
members here. These contributions may
be forwarded to Mrs. Norman Ranaolph'
who will take charge OF and pack them
or they may be sent direct to the Con-
1ederate Bazaar, Columbia, s. c.
"The United Daughters of the Con-
1ederacX Is the title Of -, m most TIN IN
Compani6n for October. The article Is
beautifully and profusely Illustrated with
pictures OF the former Davis home,
'.Beauvoir." In Mississippi: the first White
cry, Ala: the Winnie Davis hemor!al
building, in Athens. Ga; the White
House Of the Confederacy, in Richmond.
Va. pictures OF, Mrs. Jefferson DAVIS.
tinted Daughters; Mrs. Mary Ann Err
win, of Athens, Ga. four honorary pres
,oents.Mrs NJ G. Goodlet Of TenneS N,s
stonewall jackson, of Charlotte, N. e;
Mrs. " Clay-Clopton, of Alabama; the
Winnie Davis monument IN Aol l,ynI
Cemetery, and among prominent n,i G Currie
Orleans: Mrs ]. D. Beale. Of Alabama;
Mrs. Magnus $. Thompson of Washing
ton D. C.; Mrs James Henry na rar ns o ..
vannah; Mrs. II. II. Nesbitt, Of Georgia;
Mrs. S. T. Mccullough. Of staunton. Va;
Mrs. Anne B. Voorhees,, Of California;
Mrs Edwin G. Weed Of Florida, ana
Miss Mildred rutherford, Of Georgia.
The history of the organization and
work Of Southern patriotic women fur,
nlshes the text for two full pages or
reading matter. accompanying the illus-
tration.
This issue OF the Womans Home Com,
RAMON Is already on sale at the Ben
s Book and Stationery Company
Miss Mary Johnston's new book "sir
Mortimer" viii make It's appearance in
the November Issue Of Harper's Maya
zine 1t viii be illustrated by, II, G;
& iohn, and the name OF lts author VIII
insure It's being received with the warm
,y1ta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Us 1t good to eat! querleo the lli'o-
Most assurcdly.' said the monkey.
HE ought to be good" thought Jumbo.
III he's hay"
Now, Jumbo was always hungry, ms u
growing elephant is apt to be, and as the
proceeds OF the circus were poor that
year he really had been half starved.
He looked longingly at the Jay with tho
grassy whskers.
when no one is looking I will eat
him." he said, III
BY and by the chance came. Jumbo
stole up close to the farmer, who was
looking intcn,ly at the lady bareback
rider. Reaching out his long trunk he
wound 1t about the "Hey Rube,s thre"
back his big head. opened his little mouth
and dropped the nstonlshed "Rube' into
It
But oh! how different 1t seemed from
tho hay he had been used to-. It kicked
and struggled: It hurt his jaws; 1t choked
him; he felt as the whale must when no
had Jonah inside, lie must get rid OF It
at once, i
Around the tent he tore, looking for a
way out, while the feet of his novel din
ner dangled from his lips, and tho peo-
pie scrambled to get out of the way.
After deal of striving he broke through
the tent and managed to cough his un-
willing meal out on the green sod,
lie never heard the end of his mistake.
All OF which shows. BILL that there are
different meanings TO the same word.
A, PARSONS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
Many Char rs,

@sThe records In the office OF the Scores
tary Of the Commonwealth show that
up to Yesterday fifty! charters have been
granted by tho Corporation Commission
during the month and they have all been
properly recorded
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
DAILY FASHION HINTS
GIRLS EToN SUI.

The Elton suits have not lost any Of
their popularity. for almost every girl
has one among her other styles OF dress,
Tho design shown here carries out q
vcr pretty idea in having the Elton
prettily slashe> a lower edge. The same
idea Is carried out In the circular skirt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25
September Wedding Bells.

Miss Eileen NJ, Rearon. the daughter
OF DIR. Daniel S. HcAron. and MT. Nor-
man Call. assoc a,ed IN business With the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Hail. Dad. viii be married September 3Vth'
in the Methodist Church, ut Lebanon,
Jtusscil county.
both Miss l4earon and her iance are
ropr!ar in social ard musical circles IN
Richmond. the former singing IN st:
paui's choir last winter, where Mr. Call
is still the basso OF one of the best
o,,artiettes In the city, Dr. Manfred
Gan will be his brothers best man. and
Mr.. John -. Mor6ecai win act as one
Of the groomsmen:
weddell Memorial Chapel was the scene
OF pretty wedding celebration al $3.50
O'Clock last evening, IN the marriage of
Miss Mary Johnston ana Dir, Charles
Kick. the Rev. Robert q, Goodwin IT
ST JOINTS Protestant Episcopal Church,
being the celebrant.
Tho wedding marches were rendered
nv ar r. r. Dowden.
me bride. gowned in white wolfe with
satin and applique trimming, carried o
white prayer-hook and entered with her
name OF honor, Mrs, Perc'vai smit9
who wore white organdy and lace over
taffeta Her flowers were sno"er OF
Eide roses and rnatdentair ferns
The groom was attended by Us bes'
nan. Sr. Perc!yai Smith AFTER The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Colonel James M. Neal, who has been
the guest OF Colonel James r Pace for
several days, has returned to Dany!lle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Mrs. w. B. Pittman has returned to
with her mother In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Mrs. William Pearson. OF Richmond. Is
visiting DR., and Mrs. William II. Pear
son. In East Hampton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Mrs. j, w. Morton has left for Keys
Vile, after n weeks stay In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Mrs. N. II. Leland Is the guest Of
friends In Fredericksburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Mrs John James, of San Antonio. Tex,
who went from Richmond to place her
daughter. Miss Annie. In tho Womnn's
College at Lynchbuls, VI. has return-
cd. She IS cousin of Mrs. Maury. Mrs.
Lnngstar Johnston ami thA Misses Green
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-25

Miss JuVa Morton. of Charlotte, is the
guest Of friends in this city.