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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Social and
Personal

The wedding of Miss Jeanne Lovenstein
to MIR. Nathan Coleman. OF Savannah.
Ca. was celebrated yesterday Afternoon
at half past four o'clock, In No. EOS
North Filth Street. the home OF MT. ana
Mrs. ls;s bore Lovensteln. the. parents or
the bride.
The lower floor of the Lovcnstein home
was canvascd In white and beautifully
decorated in palms. white chrysanthe-
nuns and madenhair ferns. The cere-
mony. which was witnessed only by the
intimate friends and relatives OF bride
ana groom, took place In the front draw.
Ing room. the Rev. DR.. Edward ~ ca
lisch officiating, Mrs. l.. G. Tucker was
a, the plano. and the bridal party came
in as the notes of Mendelssohhs Weooihs
march were struck.
The bride entered with her father. Mr..
Isadore Lovenstein. She wore q lovely
gown OF ivory white panne crepe de
chine. The skirt had a SHRED waist
yoke, the shirrings and inch wide tucks
extending down to the train. which was
formed of double ruchings OF the crepe.
The corsage had transparent yoke OF
white tuile embroidered in pearls and
finished with a,,berthe, of exquisite lace.
The upper part Of the sleeve, very full.
fell to the elbow over close-1ttinS un-
dersleeve of tulle, finished at the wrist
with lace The bridal veil was Of tullo.
held with a pearl crescent. A white
prayer book, carried by the bride. was
marked with lily-ofthe-valley sprays.
held with white gauze ribbon.
Miss May Brauer. the maid OF honor.
was attired In white point d'esprlt over
itAfeta, with green chiffon sash and
bouquet of naidenhair ferns. tied with
green gau2e.
Mr.. Sidney Lovenstein. the brides
brother, was best man to the groom.
tr,fT mol .nd.
ding reception was held from . to 7.
Mrs Isadore Lovenstein. the brides
mother. who received with her. wore a
black chant.lly lace robe over taffeta.
Mrs Jospeh Rubin. of Philadelphia, the
brides aunt. was very handsome In an
elegant imported evening gown OF black
lace with appliqued demonstrations OF
white and ecru lace, Her ornaments
were diamonds
!. Mr.. and Mrs, Coleman left last evening
for Northern tour. AT Its conclusion
they will make their home in Savannah.
Ga. where Mr.. Coleman Is established in
business. The young couple received
many elegant and useful bridal gifts
as an expression OF good will and esteem
or the par, OF their friends. Guests from
q distance, who came to be present al
the wedding Included Mrs. Joseph Rubin
and AR Sidney Lovenstein, Of Philadel-
phia; Miss Minnie Kronenherg, of Car
Isle, Penn, and Mr., Adolph Stern, OF
Norfolk. Va.
Willians-Bowis.
A very pretty wedding took place In
Monumental Church yesterday at p
NJ. the contracting parties being Miss
katherine Geneveve Bowls and MIR, Roy
Hullihen Williams, both of this city,
Promptly at hour appointed. the bride
entered, carrying a large bouquet OF
Eride roses and wearing costume of
fawn-colored cloth and picture hat.
She was accompanied by her sister. Mrs,
f. w McCabe, who was her marion OF
honor Mrs, McCabe was gowned In blue
crepe de chine, Her flowers were sheaf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
CADETS CALLED
BACK TO DUTY
General Scott Ship, superin-
tendent, lssues Letter to Pa
rents and Guardians.

Tho Virginia Military Institute will
resume exercises next Wednesday. Mo-
vemt.r 25th. and General Ship. super
intendent. has issued a call for the cadets
to return.
General Ship addresses a letter to tho
parents and guardians OF tho cadets.
setting forth reasons why their sons
and wards may now return to the lnst
tute without Gangcr. The following is ar,
excerpt from this communications:
The sanitary conditions at the In
stitute belolc and dulinY tho epidemic,
ana up W the present tune, have ueen
pronounced perfect by the experts OK
the staL, board OF Health uiid the
United states Marine Hospital Service
Washington ana Leo University, whose
students bonrd in the fdmlies of the
town OF Lexington. has he,n in uninter-
rupted session. and there has been no
case Of fever amongst them since cadets
left on October I'D. Tia, same Is true
of the pubic schools Of Lexington. with
over three hundred pupils. Tine same is
true OF the Virginia Military Institute.
with resiccnt population. in absence OF
cadets. OF forty-tlve or fifty.
In the town OF Lexington there has
occu only oHe case u lypnoi" LEVEL
since October 23d-that was diagnosed
On tho LIST day OF November.
Dr.. Rawley Martin. president OF the
Board OF Health OF the State Of Vir-
GINA; DR.. Fairfax Irwin. In command
OF Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service at Philadelphia Drs. Perry and
Anderson, sent here as experts from
Marine Hospital Service at Washing
ton; Or. A. D Estill. health officer OF
the town OF Lexington. all ndvts.s me
that cadets may be called back With
entire safety. DR.. Irwin. above-men-
toned. has son who will promptly re-
of DR.. John N. Upshur. distinguished
physician OF th, city OF Richmond.
The water taken from a number OF
taps on tho Institute premises. and the
milk used by cadets, have been analysed
by both State and United STATES ex-
perts. and found free from infection.
The experts pronounce tho water taken
from the spring that supplies the Ice
fnctory. as wall as the water taken from
tho tanks In the factory. which water
was drawn fror the spring In Ques-
heen Issued to { lets. Tho town Of Lex
.ington has required this spring TO be
closed. Tho experts also find spring
In the town. about quarter Of mile
from the institute. Infected. This wnter
Is much used by cadcts on Saturday and
Sunday afternoons. when they are at
liberty to go bevond tho limits OF the
post. This snring will be closed nt
once. They also find the water at the
public school-house more or less In
fccted. Cadets have no access to this
water. Although the Ice from the con-
demned water was not isued tol cadets.
thoy NAV a used this Ire 1l.F
All the cadets who had the fever are
conva'.,scent save one. Hc Is believed
to have passed the crisis and will re-
cover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
HE DIEDWHILE
AT HIS POST
Beloved Missionary From Yir-
Il ginia Expires Suddenly in
Far Away China.

Great regret Is felt here at the news
from China OF the death In the Far East
of the Rev, James Z. Bear, OF the mis-
sion at Chinkiang.
The death Of MIR. Bear was very sud
den. and was q grsat shock to his many
friends. He expired while attending
tho annual meeting at Houchang Fu.
Mr.. Bear was forty-five years of age,
and he was much esteemed by his asso-
cates in the foreign field where he
had spent s!xte.n years OF his life. He
was born In Augusta county, Va. May
9th, 1859, and was educated at Wash
ington and Lee University. He was a
member OF the class of 1884. at Union
Theological Seminary, In 1887 he went
to China to engage In his life work. He
was married there to Miss Laura A.
Murrah. OF Kentucky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
A CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME SATURDAY
Richmond and Randolph-M Macon
College Teams Are to
Meet Here.

The game OF football at the Broah
Street Park next Saturday afternoon at
$3.50 o clock between the football elevenl
Colleges Is for the college championship
OF the State, and Ia sure to 10 j close and
hard fought one. as always whom these
ancient rivals meet. Near nelghbors, the
two colleges are always In warm. but
friendly rivalry for athletic honors. II ID
a case Of the Baptists against the Meth
odists, and Is going to be lively scrtm-
mage from start to finish On the merits
of the play Of the two teams there Is little
from which to choose between them In
picking the winner. Comparison OF scores
shows that Randolph Macon has made .
better showing against some OF the teams
than has Richmond College against the
same clevens. and vice vorsa. But what
ever the RandolphMaco nteam may have
been In point of strength two weeks ago.
1t may be depended upon to play Ricn-
mond pretty even game II they do
not win. Richmond suffered a severe
handicap last Saturday In the Injury OF
Spilman, ono of Its best ground gaining
backs and brilliant player, but It still
ha. two OF the best In the State In Lank-
ford and Smith. Both these men are
stars, and would make wide reputation
with very strong team TO support them.
like tho University Of Virginia or George
town,
Richmond College has not been scored
against by any college team In the Vlr.
ginia intercollegiate Association. and but
one outside OF it, and that the Danvilla
Military Institute. an eleven made up
largely OF stars Of various southern col.
leges and universities. On the other hand.
Randolph Macon has been beaten by
Hampton Sidney and by Colun bian. both
OF which were beaten by Richmond. RAN
dolphin Macon beat William and Mary and
Fl fredericksburg by larger scores than did
Richmond College.
Besides Spllman, who has broken les.
and simply cannot play, Richmond Col.
lege has another ono of Its regular tenn
with a broken nose. and another severely
hurt, Whether these two men are able to
play or not remains to be seen. The Ash
land men are all in good condition. and
are working like beavers to round their
team into winning form. Endurance u
apt to be the decisive factor In very
pretty battle,
Whatever team wins Randolph Macons
chances OF winning are certainly consid-
erably brighter than a week ago. 1t Ia
confidently expected that large turn
out of the alumni OF both colleges will be
on hand to encourage their teams In this.
the dec'siva battle OF the year among
the Virginia colleges. The coors Of Rich
mond are blue and red, and Of Randolph
Macon lemon and black. and these " II DO
libe ally worn on Broad Street field Sat-
urday,
The game is going to be a contest from
the start Both teams are we'll coached
and trained. and will put up the game OF
tho season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Charters Granted.

The following charters have heen grant.
ed by the Corporation Commission: Red
Star Club (ncorporated) Dorchester. Va.
II. ]. Heron. president; Bondtown Club
Wise county j. b. Asbury, presidents
Prosperity Social Club, Elizabeth City
county, Andrew ". Williams, president;
Lynchburg Plow and Foundry Company
name changed to Lynchbnrg Foundry
Company by amendment; Grayson Roal
Eestate Company. independence r. y,
Kirby, president, capital stock sle,coo 10
$5o,0O0; the American Guaranty Company.
Of Chicago. chartered under the laws
of West Virginia and the United States
Spruce Lumber Company, OF New York.
have been admitted to do business In Vtr-
sinia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
GATES AND MULLEN
WERE BOTH FINED.
Must Pay the Commonwealth,
Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars Each for Libel.

In the Hastings Court yesterday w. II.
Mullen and Sidney Gates were fined SOY
each and costs on the charge OF criminal
libel. -,
The case grew ont of the publication IN
the 'Opinion," a paper iun by the ac-
cused during the recent strike. Oh an
affidavit alleging that c. b. Buchanan
superintendent of the Passenger anu Pow
or Company, was travelling under an as
sumed name and that his real name ~as
Martin" The case CONSUMED but lltue
while and there were put few witnesses.
When the Jury brought In their vefdict
Judge Witt gave the accused until NO.
vember 2Sth In which to pay Their fines.
The defense set up by Gates and Null
LEM through their counsel. Mr.. L. o. Wen
denburg, was that the matter was printed
In order to correct ii wrong impi essiOn
concerning Mr.. Buchanan. Both went on
the stand and swore to this effect. The
witnesses for the prosecution were MI.
Buchanan and Rev. Jere Witherspoon,
the latter testifying that he had known
the defendant since his boyhood, and that
his name was Buchanan.
The case was appealed from the Police
Court, where the accused were fined 500
each.
The charge OF Judge witt to the Jury
was a clear and concise exposition of tho
law as to libel, and His Honor held that
the publication of any affidavit not held
by a court OF Justice was a libel. II IT
tended to the injury OF man, and that
such publications could not be considered
as privileged matter
Judge Richardson represented the Com
monwealth, and asked for conviction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES.
Thanksgiving Service to be Held.
Meeting of Presbytery.

The Presbyterian churches in Richmond
will ante in a service on Thanksgiving
Day. November 26th at II A. NJ, in the
First Presbyterian Church, The sermon
will be preached by the Rev. r. B. Eg-
gleston, OF the Third Church
An adjourned meeting of East Hanover
Presbytcry will be held on Monday De-
cember nth. at III a. NJ. In the Se%nd
Presbyterian Church. of this city
The Sunday-School Institute of East
hanover Presbytery will lie held on We'd
desday, Thursday and Friday, December
9tlr-llth, In the Third Presbyterian
Chur. h of Richmond. II viii be under the
direction of DR.. a. l.. Hips and tho
Rev, r. b. Eggeston. Pastors. supeiin-
,endents and delegations from all Sum
day-schools are expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
ST. CHARLES DOOMED.
Site of Public House for One
Hundred Years.

The old st. Charles Hotel. on the site
OF the Bell Tavern. OF the early days OF
the city. will soon be torn down to be
succeeded by freight depot OF the Sea-
board Air Line Railway. The ST. Charles
once a fashionable hotel OF the city. is
now vacant and presents a cheerless and
uninvitins appearance.
Many notices are posted on 1t giving
notice where former tenants may now be
found Window panes are gone and the
chilling north winds howled about It dis
mally yesterday evening.
The old structure saw Its last service
as the Union Hotel. Edgar Allan. Lr.. pro.
prietor. When the Main Street pnssen,
ger depot was erected a part OF the struc-
ture was torn down to make way for
carriage drive to the depot. 1t Is the
nrst-built edifice now standing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Supreme Court.

Following were the proceedings IN the
Supreme Court yesterday:
City of Richmond vs., Gailego Mills, Tor,
&C.; further argued by Mr.. Hin Garter
and Mr., II. II. Pollard and submitted.
Headrlck VS.. Mcdowell and others; ar
gued by Mr.. Samuel A. Anderson for the
appellant and MI, r. II, billiard for The
appellee and submitted.
Savings Bank of Richmond VS., Powha--
tan Clay Manufacturing Company; hsued
by Mr.. a. w. Patterson for the appellant
and continued until Tomorrow.
The next cases to be called are Browns
guard an, SC. vs. Strother's administra-
tor: Preston and ais vs.. Davis executors,
&c.. and Slaughter vs., banner, Nos 10,
n and l5 on the argument docket,
Mr.. Charles H. Lassiter, OF Petersburg,
qualified to practice before this court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
FOR THE BENEFIT
OF EMMANUEL


A most enjoyable evening is anticipated
at the Young Mems Christian Association
this afternoon when "The Flower of the
Family beautiful little play. will be
given for the benefit Of the building funl
OF the Emmanuel Baptist Church. 1t Is
expected and hoped that the attendance
will be very large. The cast OF characters
will be as follows:
Abner Rowland. a merchant. Mr.. w. Nj,
Bickers.
Oscar Loring, his ward. Mr., Waverly
Pollard.
Tom Hawland. his nephew. Mr., F. spen-
Ger Holdscrott.
Policy Newcomb, insurance agent Mr.,
]. V. Cherry.
Spicer spofford, clerk In insurance office,
Mr.. j. NJ. Blnford
Mrs. Gordan Rowland. widow, Miss
Ivy Robins.
Miss Alice Rowland. her daughter. Miss
Eliza beth Baylor.
Miss Lima Rowland. Abners adopted
daughter Miss Edna Wall.
The price OF admission will be only Is
cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Vice-Presidents Chosen.

In addition to The regular officers elect
Ell at the meeting OF the Masonic Home
We're chosen, as representing the differ
ent Masonic lodges in the city: No, .,
Mrs. NJ. T.. snellings; No. 10, Mis-. Nelson
lowell; No. H. Mrs. ". :; MURRAY; No,
IA, Mrs. Fitzgerald; No, 10, Mrs. w II,
Richardson; No, sc. Mrs, Cass johnson:
NO. 30 Mrs. l.. r. Christian; No, 81.
MIS-. Aug Arsell: No IS, Mrs. Bloomberg;
No. 7S, Mrs, a, Il; co 10y, No. 1872,
Meridian Lodge, Mrs. r. w, Cunningham;
Shrine. Mrs. ]. r. Fisher,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
finished.
Wonen's Underwear.


Fleece lined Egyptian Cotton Vests
and Pants, Jersey ribbed. all sizes
SOC each The Vests are trimmed
with silk, neck and front.
Part wool Vests and Pants-white
and natural gray-al sizes-soc each.
They'll not shrink.
Pure white md natural gray wool
Vests and Pants. Seams all nicely
finished and the Vests shaped. .75c.
Jersey ribbed Cotton Union Suits
for ladles-Oneita style-5oc each
a low price, but a nicely fitting. well
shaped garment
Black Wool Tights--s1.oo Try
them In place Of heavy skirt once
and find out how comfortable they
are
Union Suits for children--25c each.
Jersey ribbed and fleece lined.
Flannclette Gowns for lades--s5o
and $1.oo--all white.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
I.k,hmonders in New York.
fSneclal to Tho rlmes- ID ,spatch.l

I. N. Vaughan. T. p, Thayer; Imperial
8. A. IIoughton and Wife; ST. Denis.
], NJ, Fourqurean; Marlborough, R. T,
Durham; York. S. T, Atkinson, ". G.
Neal P. M. Fry. ], 8. Hazen; Broadway
Central. T, r. Goodman; Victoria, NJ. G,
Patterson and wife; Lincoln, H. @. Nc
Elwaiue; Netherland. J, T. carneal and
wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
New Member Qualities.

Mr.. r. T. Davis. who was elected =
member Of the Board OF Aldermen from
Lee Ward to succeed Mr.. James r. Shep-
pard, yesterday qualified before City
CLERK Ben T. August
President Turpn has assigned Mr.. Davis
to the following committees: Municipal In
vestlgation. Municipal Elections, Health,
Water, Police, Elections and Schools.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Another Step Forward.

DR.. James Nelson. president OF the Wo.
mans College, has decided to relieve
those students Of the college OF exanlna-
ton intermediate and final, who make a
Those who have I'm average grade OF o.
per cent. a month on their stud. es will not
be requ red to stand an examination
either for promotion or graduation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
AN OWNER is WANTED
FOR A WHOLE CHEESE

Captain Hulce has at the Second Sta
ton a whole cheese captured few days
ago by Officer Clarkson. Tho owner can
get It by proving property and paying
charges. otherwise 1t will be disposed Of
according to law.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Common Council.

Pres dent Sol l.. Bloomberg has Issued
call for a special session Of the Com
mon Council to meet. on Tuesday ght
at O'Clock to consider the Ches apea ke
such other matters as may come before
the body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Struck With Brick.

A falling brick struck Mr. Sam, Dangle-
by, one OF the iron workers employed on
Tenth and Main Streets. on he arm yes
terday morning. He suffered some pain,
hut was not disabled. He aid on for the
day. but expects to be at work ms MORN
Ing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Hazel Kirk.

Hazel Kirk will be presented this evening
ut Corcoran Hall for the benefit OF the
music fund of ST. Patrick'S Churcr. The
play is one that has met with great sue
Tess. as have also the actors, VIZ, Dan
,els metropolitan Dramatic Club. "A
Pleasant evening Is assured all who at
tend
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Will Lower Prices.

Especial 10 The Times-D.spatch.)
MDMI-iiIS, Tenn. Nov. To- The Ma
tional Cooperage Manufacturing Asso.
citation continued Its session to-day. trade
subjects being under discussion
1t is this general opinion among the
Cnlegates that prices will be lower by
the first OF the year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Underwear For Men.

Underwear For Men.
Heavy fleece lined cotton-warrn
and comfortable-soo garment-Gray
and Cream.
Extra good quality wool in natural
gray-7sc garment.
All wool scarlet garments s1'oo
each. Shirts double front and back.
Single breasted all wool scarlet
Shirts st.oo and s1.5o each.
Drawers same price.
White and natural gray wool gar
ments nicely trmmed-s1.oo; single
breasted Shirts.
Natural Gray Garments. double
breasted shirts-s1.oo and $1,5o.
The Norfolk and New Brunswick
Shirts and Drawers-$too and s1.so
each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
After Game.

Sergeant George Epps. Oflcer Henry
Thomas and Mr.. John Bllley are of on
r. Through, and expect to land lots OF
game down on the Chickahominy and
Pnmunkey.
They will return about Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

A beautiful reception was given last
night by Mr.. ana Mrs. Robert Ward. OF
Winchester. Va. In honor of the Rev. ana
Mrs. William Page Dame. whose Wedding
was one OF the most notable OF society
events last week in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Mrs. Virginia F. Mcsherry, Of Martins
burg, who was reelected corresponding
secretary Of tho Daughters Of the Con-
federacy last week IN Chatleston. S. Co
Is the president OF the Berkeley county
Chapter OF Daughters In West Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Miss Virginia Cover, OF Winchester, Va,
who is remembered in Richmond through
visits paid BY her to Mis- r. Carter Scott.
was married yesterday to MIR. Harry x.
RUSSELL In Winchester. the wedding
awakening much interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Miss Alice Old, OF Norfolk. Va. who Is
we'll known in Richmond, was one OF the
bridesmaids at the McCon & he Moran
wedding. taking place In Washington yes
terday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. Chewing. OF
spotsylvania have announced the ap.
proaching marriage of their daughter,
Miss Maude Chewing. to Mr.. William
Henry MADDOX Of Hewletts, Hanover
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Isrockenbrough. r. n Jones, Jennings,
b. Fleet, r. Fleet, Montague, Caperton,
Watson, Bagby, Hutcheson, McCance, a.
Newton, G. Newton. Fitzgerald, Gordon
and Messrs. r. ]. Jefferson. Jr,, Price and
Nichols, of Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Mrs. Best and Ger daughter, Miss Flor
ence Best will spend several days OF this
week at Ronceverte. w. Va.
They will return later to Join Miss Car
oline Best at No. 2l5 East Franklin Street.
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Miller g Rhoads.
Miller & Rhoads.
Heavy Underwear Will
FeelC Comfortable To-day

Cold this morning isn't it.? about Heavy Underwear?
Are you provided with it?
These garments very they're we'll made and
GniSh he'd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

The ceremony will take place In Wal
ler's Baptist Church at $50 Z. NJ, We'd
nesday December I'd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Mr.. e. Raab and Miss Emily Faan
have returned from Chicago. accompa-
In ed by Miss Edna Stern.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Mrs. w. Fl. Peasants. OF Bon AR. IS
the guest Of, her daughter. MRS. Henry
Pleasants, Of Grace Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

Mr.. Richmond Moore continues to I'm.
prove at st. l.ukes Hospital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19

In the Hastings Court yesterday w. II.
Mullen and Sidney Gates were hned sSev
each and costs on the charge OF criminal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Double Wedding.

Miss Molle ELIZABETH Dowell the
dnughte rof MIR. Tnzewell Dowell. OF AL
bemarle county. and Mr.. Lonnie r. Tyler.
were married In Washington Tuesday. No
vember 18th, by the Rev. S. H. Greene.
the approaching wedding announcement
having been made In Tho Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-19
Personal Mention.

Representative and Mrs. George H'inlsE
from Mathews county. are with Mrs. Nor
man " Randolph. Of No. GIL East Frank
lin Street. for the legislative session.