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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-23
Carton Heights.
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Miss Mary Buford. Of Bedford county,
is the guest OF Mi. and Mrs, a. w Rob-
bins. Of Miller. Avenue: -, ,as
Miss Virginia s, Alfrlend who mas
been visiting Mrs, u. V. Alfrlend. has lett
for Hayes store. Gloucester county;
Mrs, i, a Thompson, ot Brookiann
Park who has been visiting ~ New
York. has returned home. ,,
Mrs. c. 4 G'oode, Of Brookland ParK,
left Monday for Harrisburg, "a
Mr. Stanley Sweeney, or Brooklyn' IS
the guest of Mrs. &, p, PeasleY.,
Mrs s. r. Jones has returned nome,
after n visit to friends in Mansfield.
Miss Annie de Prairie, VINO mas peen
visiting in Charlestown, W. va, ana
Washington, p. c., has returned nome.
Miss Rose Carter, of Louisa, VINO mas
been visiting Mrs. Bland, mas fet''rheu
Mrs. Dame of Hanover. Is, visiting Mrs,
O. W. Hill, of Meadow Bridge Roau'
Miss Annie Pitt. of Washlngton is
visiting Mrs. Penn. of Highland PARK,
Miss Adams, who has been YlsltlnS MIS-
Barton, Of Meadow Bridge ROAD mas re-
turned to Chesterfield. III
Mrs. ". w. West, of Louisa, IS visit
ms Mrs. Coffey, Of Brookland Park,
Mrs, W. *. Bowles, of Hanover, Is Wis
1iting Mrs. Taylor. near the seminary
Miss ByrdIe Yarhrough OF Hllstol,
Tenn. is the guest OF Mr.; ana alrs' "
". Yarbrough, of Barton Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. 49, NJ. RAWLINGS, WIND
have been visiting in Baltimore. nave
Nj. j. Waiter it,s; Kidwell. Of Irwin. is Wis
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JOHN s. WILLIAMS
WILL NOT RETIRE.
Denied That He Will Lose the
Presidency Of the Sea-
board Air Line.

Ut is denied by members OF the firm
Of John l.. Williams & Sons, OF this ci,y.
large owners OF seaboard Air Llne Ra,s-
way stocks and partners Of Mr., Jolh
Shelton Williams, president Of the sea
board system. that Mr. Williams Is 10
retire from that position and be sue
ceeded by Mr. b. L. Yonktf1i, OF New
York, ns r,lmored IN tecgryms from New
York Monday night This denial, 1t IS
stated, ia confirmed by direct inforna-
ton from Mr.. John Shelton villa MS
who Is in New York. and from whom a
telegram has been received. Mr. VII
llams Is quoted MS saying that the Idea
Of change IN the presidency Of the Sea-
board Is not In contemplation. but that
there may be some changes III minor
offices.
At the time OF tho recently announced
alliance OF the scabonrd with the Rock
Island and Frisco interests, 1t was an
nounced authoritativcly that Mr. VIII
llams would remain Mt the head OF the
senboard It Is understood that Mr..
Williams and others succeeded In sec''r :
Ing temporary control Of the Seabonrd
stocks, with the purpose OF c7ns,mlnat--
ing the negotiations with the Rocls Island
system. but every assurance Is given TINT
Mr.. Williams will not retire from tho
Scaboard presidency. 5e
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ting his parents. Mr., and Mrs. ". H'
Miss Russell Jones has left for Char
lottesvillo to rcsune her stud'es,
The regular Wednesday night services
Of the Baptist Church Will be omitted
this week on account Of the revival which
Is being held ut tho Methodist Church:
Mrs. j. J.. Dumort. Of Cincinnati, VIII
spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
a. W.SNfartinstein.
Mrs. Benson, OF WashinEt on. ID visiting
Mrs. Rcale. OF Chestnut n III.
Mrs, Cora Duell has moved TO FAR
Mrs. w. q. williams. OF Warrington:
Is the guest Of Mrs. w. A. Tlllcr. OF
Meadow Bridge Road. A
There will be n meeting at the 3nptlst
Church Thursday night IN the interest
of education. There will be an address
BY the Hon st. George Tucker to which
all are invited. 5.5$g 5S
Mr.. Il. Il. Jackson. who has been visit
ing friends in Raleigh. N. c.. has return
cd to hs home In Brookland Park:
Mr. Gunston johnson and Mr. Broad
dus Garter. OF Louisa. will be the guests
OF Mrs George Carter this week aasi
Willing Mf )" MIS- M 5. 't 4, Bali. Of Chestnut
Mrs. Blanton. OF Petersburg. is visit
Ing Mrs. Coalter, Of Meadow Bridge
nS Mrs. o. ". Eaton. Of Petersburg, IS
visiting Mrs. Winfrce. near the semi semi
nary. 4
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Property Transfers.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kobe 10 Florence
r. Jackson, 20 feet on west side Of Twen-
ty-third Street, 1Ss 6-12 feet north OF
Leigh, $1,000.
Samuel Lemus. Jr., and Charles Lemus
and wife 20 Miles G. Debbress, 81 feet
ON north side OF Duyal Street, 80 teel
east Of 81, Paul's Street, $1,000.
David j., Landrum and VITO to Herbert
r. Waldrop, 30 feet on south side OF
H Snlg strs sIoes o5 southeast corner of
Mrs, Adelaide c. Maury to Mrs, MINI @
NJ, Owens, 8? s-l2 feet on east side az
Third Street, IS feet north Of Canal,
q. d. Smith and wife to Oscar II.
Cranz, 20 ll,l2 feet west side of Meadow
Street, l0o l.4-O2 feet northeast corner
OF Hanover. $500.
Henrico--Addie D. and Zela w J.
Newcomb to Mamie D, Anderson. lot II
block |; Barton and Lambs Brookland
George N. cayce and wife to G. u.
loelr. SC feet on north side Of Main
Street. lao 7-l2 feet east of Mulberry,
same to Thomas Drever, 20 fett on
| North side Of Main Street, northwest
| corner of Robinson. sos.
Christina Franck's trustee TO r. Nj.
| Beadlts, 30 feet on east side Of Twenty.
second Street, northeast corner OF q
John Q, and Thomas y: Lytord ,ant
| six miles below Richmond on the Darby,
| town road, 81,
trustees Of KIT, tabor Baptist Church
vile $40.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Is Now In Excellent Health and Busy as
Bee,

Attorney General William A. Ander-
son returned to the city Monday evening
from his home, In Lexington, and was
at his office bright and early yesterday
morning and put IN the day with his
assistant. Mr.. John s.. Eygleston. In work
ing on a brief In a case in the Federal
courts. in which the State IS party.
Major Anderson had been absent from
the office for months owing to III health,
necessitating treatment at sanitarum,
and more recently at his home in Lex
ington. where lie has been working on
important cases IL, the State and Federal
courts and attending the State Supreme
Court at Wytheville, 1t will be graufy-
Ing to the many friends Of Major An
derson to know that he has fully re-
covered his health and is now as robust
rs Of old, as those who have felt his
hearty hnndgrasp can attest. He was
given a warm reception yesterday by his
friends in the library building and by
many others who called to pay their re-
spocts, Among those who called were
Judge Theo. s. Garnett. Of Norfolk: Mr..
Thomas 1HitZhuEh, OF Northampton; Judge
II. IT. Cardwell. Of the Court Of Appeals,
and many others.
Attorney General Anderson will now get
down to hard work preparing for his brief
and his oral argument In the suffrage
cases to come up in the United States
supreme Court this fall. He will also
make an oral argument before the court.
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STARTED ON A RUN FOR HOME,
"Oh! It makes no difference Brindlo,"
said her master, "One school Is as good
as another for COWS,
'.For COWS Indeed!'' she cried, getting
reused up; "ns though our feelings were
not to be considered as we'll as yours.
Don't send any old school man to me-
But Farmer Brown was brought up on
big doses, and that afternoon he drove
over to tile village for DIR. Soakum, tho
old school veterinarian, who always carr
ried handbag and heavy iron gray
whiskers, OF which we was very proud.
He looked Miss Trindle over, "Epl,
zootic of the loft hind bronchial sls-
malta" he repeated, dose, one pill"
He then took out a pill and offered
1T to 3rnclle, She promptly refused TO
swallow Then he took from his pocket
a tin putty blower, inserted the pill In
1t, filled his lungs, put one end IN his
month and the other In Rrlndle's, Nov,
she will take It," he grlnned
But Brindle was homeopathic, She blew
first, and the pill went down the wrong
patient.
"oh! N.Y." ohoked the doctor, Tin
noisoned," and he started on a run for
home. Brlndle ran after him and gave
him a little help over the fence. 8
,He's afraid of his own medicine she
laughed Next time they Will consult
tho lady's preference. fi'u can leafa! u
COW to pills. but YOU can't make her
take them" -, !, !, !, ~, .ss7
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PETITION FILED
Parties Wish General Manager of 9. &
S. Road Declared Bankrupt,


S.Road Declared Bankrupt.
A petition in Involuntary bankruptcy
was filed In the clerks office OF the
United States District Court yesterday
by Attorneys w. e. Homes. of Boydton,
md Ct. A.. Hanson, of this city, for John
A. Waters & Co. and others vs. b. r.
Patterson, a trader and buyer and seller
of ties and general manager of the Black
stone and Southern Railway. praying
that the said Patterson be ndjudGed an
involuntary bankrupt. process was
issued and ordered served on the de-
PENDANT and those made parties to the
action. This process is returnable Oc-
tober 18th. and the defendants are cited
to appear and show cause why the prayer
Of petitioner should not be granted. Tho
alleged bankrupt and those made parties
to the suit are cnjoined and restrained
from alternating. disposlng of, transfer
ring or In any way interfering with tho
assets of tho said Patterson and those to
whom he has transferred any OF his
property.
The acts Of bankruptcy alleged against
Patterson are the transfer or alienation
Of certain property by deeds to parties
named In the petition. The plaintiffs In
the suit are John a. Waters & Co., the
Cleveland Betting and Machinery Com,
ipnny. r.. a. Saunders Sons Co.. and S. It.
Beverdge (; Co, the two last-named be-
ing of this city Tho petition was filed
about 80 o'clock by Mr.. G. a. Hanson,
attorney. The claims against the de-
PENDANT stated In the petition aggregate
81, 62S.8o of which one debt amounting
to $1.o2923 is partially secured. The Pc
tltion is voluminous one.
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CUBS FOOD.
They Thrive on Grape Nuts.


Healthy babies don't cry, and tho we'll
nourished baby that IL fed on Grape
Nuts Is never n crying baby, Many
babies who cannot take any other food
relish the perfect food. Grape Nuts, and
get we'll.
my little baby was given up by three
doctors, who said that the condensed
milk ON which ! had fed it had ruined
the chld's stomach. one OF the doctors
told me that the only thing to do would
be to try Grape Nuts, so got some
and prepared 1t as follows: ! soaked
one and n half tablespoonfuls in one pint
of cold water for half an hour; then !
strained off the liquid and mixed
twelve teaspoonfuls Of this strained
Grape-Nuts Juice with six tea
spoonfus Of rich milk, put In a pinch OF
aalt and little sugar, warmed 1t, and
gave st to baby every two hours.
''In this simple, easy way ] saved
haby's life, and have built her up to q
strong. healthy child, rosy and laughing
The food must certainly be perfect ic
have such a wonderful effect as this
ran truthfully say think 1t rs the bes
food in the world 10 raise delicate babies
nm. and Is also delicious, healthful fooG
for grown-ups. as We have discovered II
mr. family" Name given hy Postum
co. Battle Creek, Mich.
Crane Nuts Ia equally valuable 70 tn
strong. healthy man or woman.
Grape Nuts food stands for the trn
theory OF health
Look In each package for a copy q
the famous little book, "The Road I
,Wsuynlsf
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Chestnut It'll end
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as ( q Il .as n. I. (. L
Miss sl,e Norwood, Of saluda Middle
sex county, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. William Huxter.
Mr. Mortimer McCuer has returned to
Ing several days at Ocean View.
a lawn party was given by MIR. and
Mrs. j y. Jones on Monday evening in
al present. Games and music We're IN
:ulged in until a late hour, after which
where refreshments were served in
abundance. Among those who partlci-E
pated In the pleasure OF tho evening may
Mrs j. NJ. Shelley, Mir. and Mrs. John
Goodo MI and Nus & w Nearohr
Mrs. a. D. Hickman. Misses Hettea
Franklyn, Eva Rollins. a. NJ. and g. NJ.
krannlzky. Il. Esters. Maggie 'rrplet.
Powers, Addie Johnson, Annie. Johnson,
Lula Bernard, Inez Bernard Maude and
Helen Johnson. Blanche Anderson. Grace
mic NeuroFir, Daisy Blackburn and Grace
Hickman; Mcssrs. Hunter Jones, Leonard
1Iazelgroye, Joseph shoch. E 9. sa Ss1i,,
Clayton. Willie Baus, Willie Hetzer. Al
Montgomery Joseph johnson. cla vt.
Cleveland Cleveland Jones. Broaddus underwood,
Willie Neurohr, Ernest Franklyn, Gleye-
land Estes, Robert Bruce and Charlie
Mrs. QuInby. who has been Quite sick
for several days is greatly Improved
MISS Maude I'vesay VIII next Friday l,..,;
Ms Wills ills Redd the Young Peoples
Finch Club, of Chestnut Hill and High
land Park. ~, hoa,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Richard Sale.
Mi.e lIlttIe Goodwin has returned 10
her home, after g visit to her o friend' MISS
jamie Ganss OF b,i; e raturned o home after
81 nleasnnt Visit 10 Orange county
Misses Lille and Carrie Todd nave
returned afler spending seVerai Gays ~
An Mrs. CHAR shai:I Lambert vas the sutot
last week Of her sister, Mrs Epps' OF
III! tie A Ladies AID society met Tue paR
in the lecture-room OF Hlshiahd r'i'N
| Methodist Church. rr,,.,,,a p.r,,
Miss Annie Bray: c OF s nashirn" savnrni
! months in Sussex county. -,
| ,rhe weil-known Prof. Hawks. Of Bal,
more t. to Lecture at Hortas'nis SAINT
| Miss Adde Huffman left Sunday for
! Clayton. Va. where she VIII spend the
Mrs Scissor and son, Keeling, Of High !:
| land Park, have returned homo after
sPGnlns ih ann aym nnd 4 e W ersy have
been visiting Miss Louise Austin, OF
N Mrs William William Huxter, who has been
visiting in NItddlcsex county, has returned
IN Miss is Emma Justis has returned to hei.
HON" in Powhatan county, after visit
10 Miss katherine Watkins Of fourth
AT pr' J. w. Hunter. Of Waco; Texas; Is
vliljjtling Mrs. Lille Yarbrough, Of A.
! lanta. Ga. who will spend ne !, wl n
with ter mother, MIS-, Eoy1he am : -
| DroLsh ,A r,l,or ond 1itt,a
SON irwin Johns2n snve rel ber mot P
Ma Mrs. ", r. Johnson, Of City Point, !.
III" The stewards meeting, was hed a &C
! Mrs rt' r. Frank Yarbrough's on last Mon
| day night, y
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ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS
The Homeopathic Cow.

Brindlc vas quite Ill. She had shut
OFF her milk supply, she had most
terrible cough, she looked pale about
the lips, but she wouldn't look a feed
pail in the face, Farmer Brown waH
afraid he would lose her. y slA'll send send
for the doctor. Brlndle." he said y
can't afford to have you III. Why,
have had to put chalk and water IN all
the milk for the last week. D,
"Well, IL you do" said Brlndle. !
want YOU TO remember that ! want Il
homeopathic doctor. for 1 can't stand
that old school treatment; that last dose
of quart of turpentine when ] had
collie made my head ache. and don't pro-
pose to repeat 1t.
sto said this with stamp OF her foot,
for Brlndle was a most determined COW.
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NEW'.CLASSES in
THE PREMIUM LIST
Horse-ShoW Management Is.
sues a Notice to the
Exhibitors.

L Tickets for the Richmond Horse Show
i OF October 18th to 18th, Inclusive, nro
still selling stendlly, and many have al
ready been sold. There are Ht many
seats unengaged, however, and probably
Will be Until the Cnto Of tho show. Mean
while Manager Smith Is busy directing
the final preparations In the matter OF
tho building, the ring, the additional
stables, and the enlargement OF tho
band stand. !slfS Is
rho most important recent announce
ment OF Tho management Is the addition
TO tile CLASSES of four new ones, all for
ponies IN harness or under suddlc. This
is done to add to tho interest In tho
show, aud especially for the pleasure
Of the indies and children, and promises
to bring out the largest EXHIBIT Of ponies
ever seen here. The prizes IN these
classes are well worth compelling for.
rho list of classes has been incorporated
In a Notice to intended exhibitors to
change Glass 10 80 as to read as stated
and to add three new classes to the pre-
MUM list as stated. Here is tho mn
fnouncement:
Change the conditions OF Glass No. 10
to read as follows:
Glass 19---Iror ponies In harness. not ex-
ceeding ii hands ! inch Entrance fee,
500. Frlzes-1st, $50; I'd, 80; Sd. $40;
4th ribbon.
Add the following classes to the pre-
MUM list. entries to which will. close
the same as the rest Of the premium list,
namely: October 1st, 1903:
Glass 46-F'or ponies In harness, not
exceeding IL hands. Entrance fec, $500.
lorlzes-1st, $50; Cd s25; 3D.. SO: 9TH, RIB
bon.
Glass 47-Pair of ponies in harness
not exceeding IA hands Inch. Entrance
fec, $500. Prlzes-1st. so; I'd, s25; Sd,
$40: 4th, ribbon
Class 4s--Ponies under saddle not ex-
cceding II hands 1 inch, to BIO shown ut
a walk trot and canter. Entrance fee.
$500. Trlzes-1st. so; I'd, s25: Sd, $40;
4th, ribbon.
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THE liz
MAN ABOUT
WIN
HARRYTUCKER

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We would not have suspected it Of
Justice John, above all others.
TO merely think OF him as maI
who, had been buncoed in New York
would, a month ago. have been to u
an Idle thought. S,
But now VIC, know different.
The man above al others, who can
mile away, has been buncocd. and it dooi
us good to tell about IT..
-Four Richmond friends were with Jus.
tice John at the time. and not one Of
them interfered.
Ys es ar ara fasS 5aks w ssp
tIllst, two theatre men and lawyer.
II was cold, as they say IN the sto!,
Tic to see ny. .rh sen WIZARD OF 81 with
Fred. Stone, an old Rchmond rarorl,e
d he A AZ sd s' aad y IT, sosn.
lI lie Lend q you my oyercoat'" said Grea.
.'lts a.. wonder YOU wouldn't buy an
orercoat." said somebody ~ the crowd.
Then Eilly Jacobs. who knows =. s '7 g,
Harris. In BECKER Street he said. land
he Will sell you Goa 7 at half price
So he wrote the note and the next
morning the gang went down TO BECKER
Street and hunted up Harris.
He was found onthe fourth :, iloor q
the door In golden letters.
Justice John took the letter out OF his
pocket and handed 1t TO small boy who
III minute Afr. Harris appeared. He
presented the appearance OF a typical
German.
hand.
Don't you see what the letter saId1
but dc gentlemans who write de note.
I'VE want tan overcoat," said j, T..
land we want 1t now"
"Oh, sprecken &c Dutch, catinel!n, swt.
ISIS dot 5000. Den Iget me one and show
you to him right away.
Then he went ven, away. and .., the g, crowd '
Bowery.
Here he - gentle mems - III.
Justice ~. John tried It on. Good Mt,
Fine, said Charlie Rex
"Sinpern, sad .a,d fr faKs w Sfne
"Suren said Mr., Harris.
How lmuch?"
"Wel!.. tell YOU, gen,leme1s. on ac,,s
let yol, haf dat coad for eleven tollers
and n ha luz"
Then they went ayny and ho in T9'P
again.
Richmond In the crowd--Mr. Hub AID
Mr. Globe, both gentlemen who knew
good goods when they saw them, ~
.'How mich you think paid Tor th's
coat?"" asked ]. J. OF Mr.. Hub. on the
quiet sS !.
up. looked at the lining. ~
That's a good coat he remarksefd {. ~
should say n coat like that would brlnS
about IS in Richmond: maybe little less
here. -
Then he went over to Mr. Glohe -,
How much did ! pay for this coat ~
"a 4 Careful examination was made. and
Mir Globe said:4 That coat IS worth
i'1 Bunfcoed, said Justice John. "PA e!
sll5o for an = coat Take .,., me PACK n,a 10
Dit my own price upon things.
G!onn o Hex Rax augs e1.I' in G uaisom
~ ihev woIlld better be on the lookous
il. they ever get before Justice : q ph' n
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DAILY FASHION HINTS
BOYS NORFOLK SUIT.

This nos,by little suit Is one OF the new
advance fall styles. The jacket Is Nor
folk STYLE with the addition Of yokes on,
front and sleeve. The round collar gives
a very youthful appearance to the suit.
The trousers are tthe regulation style,
being made with q facing OF fly. The
use Of tho yoke IS; optional, as the pat
tern gives the peats running to shoul-
der If one prefers that style. With such
a pattern to follow the mother will have
no difficulty in making the young man
n nice suit from some remnant, or per-
haps from an outgrown chevot suit that
belonged to an older member Of the
family. There are no intricacies IN the
pattern 1t is as simple as can be made,
and the directions for making arc 50 eX-
plicit that no difficulty will be expert.
enced in making a suit at very small
l. !. =
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ri The BVou.

OOONOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO
a larger audience greeted 1.-THE. Game
OF Life at the Bijou last night than on
the opening night There was also a large
crowd at the matinee last evening. The
same warm reception accorded the play
at It's initial presentation was manifested
last evening and last night. The play
went smoother, too, the members of the
company having gotten q good rest after
a long ride to this city from tho North
The fight at the stage-coach robbery
was realistic enough last evening to pros
dnce shouts of applause, the galleries be-
Ing most demonstratiye.
The play Will be presented every night
mis- week. with Matlnees Thursday and
saturday. t&
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Soclal and
Personal !

aAA.asnn1u aHa.s<sSss..xst:s:>sr''s 80"
MrS and Mrs. Lewis P. Nelson OF C 7s
pepper. va have announces M1s. .r Ma uH u-
gsnt Of t their da GEiiaferd Mcr Of the
firm Of Miller and Miller. this city.
The wedding will h take 19st eed in Rch
wo,lnr lady. The marriage is one w ,,,ni
has aroused unusual neIest On aroo and
Of the popularity Of Miss Mels3 on Viz VII.
ginla.
News from ASr 3s New E %ssh IF fea
bethrothahi Of Mi1s n Of Mr.. and Airs.
MoTss; b si Morss. to Mr.. Renwick clifton
Hurry, of New York city, calls ,, 70 I'i de-
the fact that Miss Aiorss IS ashington,
tbe hrnther Of the first president of the
i I'M ed States. She Is also the great 4.
granddaughter Of Lieutenant pac M "a
n 1ne uh for himself Rf in ire West lna dies
a and On the Lakes under Commodore Ter
~. Miss Morss Is known IN ylrsi1niin Me-
through her visits e g p ner eue Of JET
George and Alr. w. D. $50 - I
ferson county. NJ ,nd Mrs
Edmund 4 Hurry m co Of Ms@ 1Hpn INV
z Cub, the Delta Phi the New York HIS
torical society and former sr. mem Tnoed,n o.
the Seventh Regiment. me "euuiiie
{ date has not YET DesI sueu1iN'I
Invitations have been is 5oidsb to tsS
Wilson. daughter Of the late ~ = =: LAW wv,
Clinton Frazier. The marriage VIII De
celebrated in the Episcopal G sanre h at
Summit Point on "Wednesday, september
soth, at o'clock r. NJ
Cards are out for the marriage Ia b 81 A5s
daughter Of the late Wl!!ihh ~, ~. ~, Sa!H'
V 1GlIner!s the III ceremony to take place ct
the METROPOLITAN Baptist Church. Wash
ington, on Wednesday, September soth.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Lucy L. Rucker Of Amherst, to MI
Stephen T. Mundy, of Tennessee. or sep
TENDER GOTH at o'clock r, Nj, at o SSure-
Va.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Reid 4
Grandy the daughter Of M MIS-, Ai Rspnc "a
terno CON- al 4:so o'clock. in the home Of
the brides mother. Mrs Albert I'll =.
Grandy. OF Freemason street. Noriolh'
Dr. Dr. Gramm;ssr. the rector of Christ
Church. Will be the celebrant., and only
the Immediate families OF bride ana
groom will be present:
Miss Evelyn Bernard Walton, the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. Walto o,n
and Mr.. William Merwin Mayo Of NJ y!
lonvale. o.. will be married at p NJ.
to-day in St. James Methodist Epis;co o.
nal Church, the pastor, the Rev. William
a. Cooper, performing the ceremony
Personal Mention.
Misses Sue and Mary Davidson and
their niece, Miss Gertrude Davidson. OF
Lexington. Va, are spending several
days at no. 2l5 East Franklin Street.
The Misses Blackwell, Of Norfolk who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. re-
gram. have left for home
Miss wylue Royssll' Of Morrison;s. Va.
is The guest in Richmond OF Mrs. f.
Boyd Young.
Miss Hope Stuart. OF Lexington, Va,
reached Richmond Monday evening TO
10 be the guest of Miss Louise Pur-
cell,
Mrs. A. D. Wallace. of Newport News,