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spending SONS time With relatives In Hanover

spending some time with relatives In Hanover
Mr. Edrldge Lelandcr, OF Amherst county.
has returned home. after 9 visit to Mrs.
Messrs. john Hairheld and Alley 1.oro have
returned homo from Manassas. Va.
Mrs J.. l.. Griffin will leave shortly for the
mountains OF Virginia. .tl.i Y.
Mrs. s. r. Gary will begin her class IN
piano Instructions September 10th. ss
Mr. Andrew Mcdowell. OF Portsmouth, was
the guest OF relatives here this week.
q Mrs. Mary Burruss has returned from
delightful visit to friends in Hanover coun-
Miss Estelle Barker is quite III at her
parents residence. on Twenty-second street.
Herbert A. Usher has returned home from
n visit to his parents In Caroline county.
The Fidelity US Of Paramount held m I'M
portant business meeting at, the church Friday
NIGHT and tho election OF officers took place.
also the election Of delegates to the state
Convention in + Danvile September oath. Mrs
FLORENCE Bcadlcs and Miss Matte Parrish
were elected delegates and Mrs Russell Cen
try and CIV. ~ Pollard alternates. The FOL
lowing were elected officers ~ President, Miss
Matte parrish: Vlcc-President. Mrs. Florenc:
Beudles; Recording Secretary, Mrs. itusse!l
Gentry: Treasurer, Mrs. W. II. Mitchell:
Corresponding Secretary. Miss Hortense wat
kns; Superintendent OF Flower Mission, IL Z.
Heckler; Superintendent OF Literature. ~.
Adams = Superintendent OF Parlor soclals. Mrs,
Warren I1obson: Superintendent OF Prison ana
.JaiI Work, c. w. Pollard: Superintendent OF
rress Department j. Aubrey Enos; Orgnnist
and Pianist Miss Maggie Mitchell.
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English king Is 1t who cannot lay MS
tongue to a word of English? You mind
last year when he came down 70 MAJ
wood with his inner marshal ana MS
outer marshal. his justicjar, his senescnal'
and his four and twenty Euardsmen. EOne
noontide was by Franklin S"lnlon .
gate, when up he rides with woman
pricker at his heels, "Ouvre,' ne cried,
5:ouyre,' or some such word, making s'sti
Tor me to open the gate; and thch
M erci,' as though he were adrad OF me.
And you talk of mn English king
II do not marvel at It., cried the Cam
brig scholar, speaking IN the hlgfl draw v.
ling voice which was common among nus
class. cit IS not a. tongue for men o.
sweet birth and delicate upbringing. 7
is foul. snorting snarins, manner OF
speech. For myself, i swear ny the
learned Polycarp that ! have most ease
with Hebrew, and after that perchance
with Arabian.
a2,I will not hear word said against
Old King Ned" cried Horde John ~ a
voice like a bull What 4 he IS ioh1
OF a bright eye and a saucy race.
know one OF his subjects who could match
lin, al that. f6he cannot speak like an
F,nglishman I trow that he car; fight IKE
an Englishnlan and he was hamnler'ns
ut the gates of Paris while alel1ouse toner's
were grltching and grumbling ~ nome
!. This loud speech, coming from man
Of SO formidable an appearance, somewhat
daunted the, dlsloyal party, and -tney
fell into a sullen silence, which enaple 60
Alleyne to hear something Of the talk
which was going on In the further corner
between the physician, the tooth-draWet
and Tie Eleemans
"a raw rat the man Of drugs was say
Ing, .'that is what 1t Is ever my use 20
order for the plague-a raw rat with US
palnch cut open, XXI ], u, j !.
might It not DO broiled, most Learned
sir?p asked the tooth-dmwer. "a raw
rat sounds most sorry and ch nee 1'S'
Mot TO he eaten" cried the p,'yscla y,
in high disdain. 'Why should any man
eat such a thing .,a,,,a,,
s s'aW1ly. indeed?'' asked the gleemaI'
taking q long drain at his tankard,
at As 10 be placed on the sore OF
swelling For The rat, mark YOU, pel'ls
az foui-liying creature, hath natural
ARA wing or affinity for all foul Things, s., SO
maj tic noyiols humors pass from me
mansinto the unclean beast.
..Wo,ld that cure the black deaph'
m = ster?" asked Jenkln,Ie
i1,o l,e Continued 'TO-morroW.9
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CHAPTER discontinued.

That Is Wat the Inner" nuolh the
landlady. sitting down beside Alleyne.
and pointing with the ladle TO the sleep
ing man, That IS he who paints inc
signs and me tokens. AIack and alas
that over should have been fool enough
10 trus, him, NV. young man, what
manner Of a bird would you suppose
pied merlin 10 be-,hat being The proper
sign OF my hostel
tsWhy,,' said Aiieyne, "a merlin is a.
bird OF The same form az an eagle or A
falcon. can Hell rene rnber that isarnsn
brother Bartholomew, who Is deep In All
tho secrets of nature, pointed one out 70
m. as re walked together near ViDney
Ridge"
"A falcon or an eagle, guOlha? And
pied tina, is Of iSO several coi0fs. SO
any man would ray except tnih barrel OF
lies. He came 10 me. look you. saying
that II j would furnish him %ith gallon
Of ale. whereTilt % strengthen hifnEslf
as ne worked. and also ths pigments and
board. he would paint for noble pied
merlin which might hang along with
the blaxonry orc: my door, J. poor
simple fool. gave him the aie. and
ali that lie craycd, leaving him alp,le, too,
becausc that mans mind must be isft
untroli5ed aifen ne mad sfsa, ~0fk ~
DO When ! Game hack tic gallon Tar
! vas empty, and lie lay ~ you ser hiJD.
| "lNIl llIG (t1DoIb ib ibpilt ~ nm Vibf
| this sorry deY!Ge.y ghG raised up a
| panel when war leaning against ihs waii.
| and showed rude printing ~ . &crayR2
and angular fowl Hith Yery iong ttRs
i and a spotted body,
Was that, snn aehed, tlise ,ne bird
which thou hast seem
i hlleync shook III. head smiling
mo, Eor any other hifI th4t tHei
wassed feather, II n ,n1s; Ms 4
piucked pul,el which mss died ~ ihi
spotted fever. Ana Scssl.i too pshD
would the genlles. e!r I.enniAa Eaar
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man sorry, for no Is quick at his work
and a. triflc dim In the eye The lusty
man next him with the red head ! have
not seen before. The four. on this side
are all workers, three of them In the SER
vice Of the bailiff OF Sir Baldwin Redvcrs,
and the other, he with tile 'sheepskin, is,
as hear, villain from the midlands
who hath run from his master His ycaair,
and day arc wel-ngh up, when he VIII.
be free man.. li as
''And the others?" asked Allcyne In a.
whisper. "IIc4is surely some very great
man. for he looks as though he scorned
those who we're about him. .
The landlady looked at him In a Dotherly
way and shook her head. You have lla a,
no grea, truck with the world" she SAID
'or you would have learned that Y IS me
small mel, and not the. great WI q nold
their noses in the air. Look n Z those
shields upon my wall and under my caves
Each OF them Is the device OF some noplc
lord or gallant knight who hath slept
under my roof at ono time or another,
Yet mildcr men or easier to please ! nave
never seen: eating my bacon ana drillh,
Ing my wine with n merry face, ana
paying my score with some courteous VVra
or lest which was dearer ia me than my
profit. Those are the true gentles, lsM ~,
y0,ir chapman or your bearWard WI
swear that there Is a lime In the VIM ~
ana VALET III lll' ttINs, NV '''H5
last with a curse dnstead of IL blessing
This youth is a scholar from Camorln !.
where men arc wont to be blown ~.
by little knowledge, and lose the usc =
Of their hands In learning the IA y VS. ..
the Romans But ! must away @ NY
down the beds So may the ga ints Ken =.
you and prosper you In your Stundert'a :
ing!".
Thus left to himself. Alleyne drew ms
panel of wood where the llght q one r1
OF tho, torches would strike full " pom ~,
and worked away with all the pleasure ~ 9
OF the trained craftsman, listening th l''e
wllilc to talk which went on rollna , .l ,le
fire. Tho peasant III the sleePsK,ns VIZ. :,
had sat glum and silent MI nveniilE. nae !.
been 40 heated by his ilagonaof ale tha !
clenched hands and llnsl,ing eyes.
sir Humphrey 'rcnnalt Of Asllhy may
nm his own Helds for me, he cried t ~
castle has thrown It's shadow npon ~, ~
cottage ever long, For three y M1l', ~,
Years my folk have sHlnked ana sHea IN.
day in and day out, to Keen tme s' ~
ON The lords table and The harness -, =,
this lords hack Let him aRe olt 1. -, ~
plates and delve himself, u delV'Ns ''''s
be done" IL ,,,t
- prope spirit, my faisi sol'''' sala 0As
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Bowie, soprano, who Is iE&th place OF
MISC Martha snead 1.-The :uertette. The
other mesa hers arc Miss Futile Isaacs.
contralto; Haddon s. Watkins, tenor, and
%. II. Cosby, bass. Miss Mabel Sims Is
crgan!st and director. 81
Second Baptist Church has the same
lquartette which includes Mrs. Maud Por-
ter Gum. soprano: Miss Mabel Digs.
contralto: Conway GoTon. tenor. and
sVrcar u1obman. bass. Professor H. l..
Reese is organfst and director. The.
church also has an orchestra which is
as follows: Professor Reese. pianist; c.
". Tanner, organst; Professor Felix lar
della, clarionet, and Professor Thilow,
pianist. AZ
Beth Ahabs Temple has Its choir. as fol-
lows: Mrs. John Murphy. Jr.. soprano;
Miss Mabel McBaln, contralto;J. E. Dun-l
{ bar. basso. and Noses May, tenor.
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

-, ~, Ey.,ir,aa,d - IJirh.
MISSES sessis anu a.,oa ' 't tha,p hams
a e1nr snsnd,nr several weeks in Ashard. Va
sl W sP nin,ard Sale r. lcft last Monday
ME-. iI'catu 'IA i ~ ,.,sitiny friends and
70 spenh j, seTSra uy "a AorandrIa
relntives m ,ns sr r.,-ce;, ~
Daughtcrs ned us ~ t,.n nr
gay afternoon ~ I, Tn,,th nv nvcnIe' -
MIS- iton,se raodaIi Two little daush-
Mrs Cnrlsl,an n,.a rsturnca 10 thcir
,ers Iracle r HIu =" far Visiting reia
nome. on ~ nru ~, 1850, 49,.
cu nsss o ,:A friends ii Powhatan county
MI ana M " ,bsir Stss - NJ
@ ~ 5ren; - Mrs Christian are exycrted
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Miss Ethel Scott and Miss 1nex Goodwin
have left for Hanover.
MIR. Wilson yMcTyre, who has been visiting
Mrs. J.. J.lWilson. has returned to his home,
In Chesterfield 5a. 4 b
Mrs.AsT; J. johnson. Of Newport News. 10
!, Mrs. W. l.. Stockton and family. who have
been In Harrisonburg. have returned home.
Mrs Madison. Sot Hanover. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Brle, has 70.
turned home. W.
. Miss sn1ollle Duval, who has been visiting in
Goochiand, has returned.
Mrs. B. S. Ragland Is visiting in Upper
Zion. sf5 4 5SS
Miss Lille Popklns. Of Washington. Is the,
Sc Misses Marie and Louise White have left
for a months visit with friends in Baltimore
and WASHINGTON. k
Mrs. IT. X. Sands has LEI. for Elizabeth,
n. u, and New York, on pleasure trip.
Mrs. Reynolds, who has been visiting Mrs.
Mrs. Nv. NJ. Luck. who has been spending
some time wth1rclatlves In New Jersey. has
Dr.. ". T. Hundley. the former pastor OF the
Barton Heights Baptist church. who has been ;, n
Visiting fr'enas here has returned to his
guest st Of Mrs G.. Nj. zirkle $50 : =
Mr.; Bryant o,Bannon has left for South
ern business trip.
ii Miss Mary Duval, of Goochland, Is visiting
Miss Molle Duval. sg5
/. Mr.. George Astes, OF Louisa, is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Jones'
The Misses Fox. who have been the guests
OF Mrs. Charles McCurdy during the summer.
have returned TO their home. in Philadelphia.
& Miss Ida Lee has left for Glendale 70
teach school.
Miss Gladys Aiattenstein and brotherf Z: u.s.
tin. have left for Ashland. ~
Miss Meta. Wilkinson is visiting In Ash
land. a8ii
Mr. Harry Goyne and brother Eckley. va,
have been visiting on the Heights, have left
E n ~ ! i
Mr. Murray Harlan has left for Racks
burg to resume his studies at the y. p
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CHURCH CHo1Rs.
All Ready for Winters Work
Not Many Changes Made.

The choirs Of the various churches are
now organized lind being drilled for the
seasons work. There are but few
changes, and In most cases the congrte'sa'-
lions. will be greeted by the same faces
and Will listen 1.-THE same voices hcard
last winter. I.
Monumentel Church Will have It's
usual cotcrie OF fine singers. who have
achieved such remarkable success In the
past.
lows: IN
soprano-Mrs. George ". Warren
Mrs. NJ. j. Hotf. Mrs T.. P. Wise, Mrs,
Arthur Seldom, Miss Belle Chamberlayne8
Miss Louise Crutchficld. Miss Grace Cum
ninghan,, Miss Mira Ellington. Miss Eliz-
abcth risher. Miss Mamie Hut Crimson,
Miss Mayne p. Jones, Miss Louise Lewis,
Miss Kate Meade. Miss Reca hutchinson
Miss Marianne Meade, Miss Gertrude
Lewis, Miss Lidy Lane
Altos-Mrs A. S. Hurt. Mrs. Richard
II. Meade, Mrs. c. p CABOT, Miss Con-
stance Evans. Miss Mary hutchinson
Miss Emily P. Jones, Miss Mary La
throp. Miss Julia AZ NJ. Lee, Miss Mabel
Moore. 5
Tenor N1cssrs. Charles 3. Cooke,
George w. Sievcrt. Albin Motherhood. u y
w, Hundley. me-
Observation-Disclosures Robert r. Harrison,
"a S. Hurt, George W. Warren, Jn-
MUS Stephenson G. c. Clifton. A. W.
Martenstcin. r. CT Salisbury. G. NJ q n
drews
The choir OF the First Presbyterian,
| Church ha s Il quartette5 and a large cholr.
! Dr. 5Nv.3lH. Q. McGellees is organist ana
ichoirmaster.. and Mrs. MEG ehee leading
| soprano. The members OIL inc QuurleAlt'e
arc:
soprano, Mrs. VIII. o. Nc Gehee;E con-
ltralto, Miss Auele Ogilvie; tenor, Mr..
William Roschen; basso, Mr.. Clarence
! Wilkes. The choir includes Mrs. p. u
Wright. Misses Ida Walton Bcver'dsc,
| Olive Gibson, Corinne Normcnt. Bea1,ah
Robins. Maude Robins. Mary Robins.
Mary Woodbridge, Mary Bright =. :, an ana
| Misses Whittet. Newman. Camp. Wright,
walker West. Taylor, Mrs. Nuckols and
1.-THE Misses Frazier; Messrs. A. NJ. For
! roster. A. C. Copeland. a. +. Robin
4 son, Nash Palmore, F. L. Norment,
\ +. + NJ lax we'll, Connors, Harry Seldom ROD
| erts Moods HERNANDEZ and Or. NJ. =.
/, Rudd.
st, Pauls Episcopal Church, which has
\ exceptionally good music. has Philip -
1 Powell as director an rofessor T Jacop !,
! Renhardt as organist. The members or
i The auartette are Mrs, w. b. Plzztni. ! go
i &prano; Miss Marjorie Knowles contralto;
i II. C. whitehead Tenor, and Norman
4 Cali. bass. Miss Knowles is in the place
X Of Miss Lillian Taylor. The other mem
i beers are the same.
/ Tho First Baptist Church auartcttc re-
mains the same. Leslie +. Watson is
4 organIett and director. Mrs. MalN Bel
4 Miller Is soprano; Miss Effie Aylstts Gofcr
Scontralto; ca,stain i. w. Cunningham,
tenor, and NJ ray Hunter. bass.
Grace street Baptist Church choir y
1 augmented by the addition Of Miss Nladse
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- ABTo HE -.
=. Z. 4. = The Kind You Have Always Bought
&c. g.; :, Z; I; !; E:
THIS ia YOUR DAY

September 2sd Is Virginia Day at the.
ST, Louis Exposition. It Is the day Of
days for Yirginians Rev, Herbert NJ.
Hone will ruin a personally conducted
excursion on september1 goth.
for those who will use pullmans as well
as for those who VIII use day coaches.
Tho excursion Will be via the sceulc
yChesapeake and Ohio. the quickest. clean
est and hest route, Ills coach Will ne
attached to train M. at Richmond.
Parties from Norfolk will take the car
there and other points ON the line NIL
take this coach a the station from which
they embrak. You will save money
and fine by going witt, him. For par
t1culars, write Rev. Herbert NJ. Hope,
Room SO. Merchants National Bank build-
Ang, Richmond. Va
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BY A. CONAN DOYLE

.hunie, o,, Sir Bernard Brocas. of Roche
Court. ony II they saw such q thing0r,
perhaps even the Kings own Majesty
himself. who often has ridden past this
way, and VINO loves his falcons as he
loves his sons? II would be the down
fall OF my own house"
THE matter Is not past mendng." said
Aleync Il pray you. good dame. to give
me those three pigment pots and the brush,
and | shall try whether ! cannot better
this painting
Dame Eliza looked .donbtfully at him. as
though fearing some other startegem. but
as he made no demand for ale, she
finally brought the paints. and watched
him az he hmearcd on his hack ground
talking the while about tho folk round
tho fire. &
ZINE four forest lads must he jogging
socn." ghe raid "rhey hide at Emery
Down, q mile or more from here. Yeoman
piickcrs they are, who tend 10 tho King s
hunt Tho glcemar ~ called Floyting
WIll, He comes frcm TIC north country,
| but for many years he hath gone the
round Of the forest from Southampton
| 10 Chrint-church. He drinks much and
pays little; but II would make your ribs
| crackie IN near him sing the Jest Of
Iien6Y Toblas. Mayfap ne VIII sing II
| wtsy, tne ale has warmed him
/ "a,.bo are mos. neat 10 lilmN asked
1 EllnyHG, mDGit interested. nc NJ the
! fur mantle tas a wise and rnycrcnt fsfe."
1 ~ II y seller ~ pills and salyes, very
/ learned IN bunofs. and rheurns. and fnxes
4 and al manner Df aiImhnn. IL wears, az
| you ysrcEtYt. the yerniels NJ tainted. Inhe,
tbs first physician. upon his slscps, Nay
4 Rom ~ J'boniak,t N Kent gran, that u
fn%y ~ lonx before either ! or mine need
his ,n.ipl Ne IL here Tonight for nerbcr.
YaYs, - ~. N. others Efespt ine for.
stsfy jtts ntaGbb0r is a tooth'draHer
Thst hsk ~ MS G.r0lr ~, fun ri teeth
tilsi ne Grs9 ~ Winchester fslr
variant yuxt tilsfe aYn mofe sDilrI Tonel
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CAS- or IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
.,, s;.ss sss :, lLz17szzzzx
SPEND a WEEK IN THE LAND or.
THE sky AN D SAPPHIRE 8cOUN.
TRY. ATTRACTIVE TOURS

VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY. I3.
September 10TH. 18th and Path. the
Southern Railway will sell special round
.trip tickets to The Sapphire Country,
Land Of the Sky" limited nine days.
which include railroad fare. one seeks
board at. the famous resort hotels OF he
Toxaway Company and hack ride from
Lake gToxaway to Sapphire Inn, or FAIR
field Inn and return TO Lake Ioxa way.
Final limit OF ticket nine days rms rs
beautiful spot In which to spend your
weeks vacation. Rate from Richmond
s37. 20 For information apply to City
Ticket Offices $40. or s2o East Main st.
c. w. WEsTBURY,
District Passenger Agent. Richmond. Va Va.
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CA sroRIA.
R..,. =. = The Kind You Aars Always Bought
''f, !; L1zz7szlzzx
TO The WORLDS FAIR VIA SOUTH.
ERN RAILWAY THROUGH LAM
OF THE sky; SPECIAL PE =.
sohALLY% CONDUCTED TOUR

SEPrEMBER2o 20, 1904.
rha Southern Railway negs to an
nr,,nce on September Goth they Will OPP
crate special train to the Worlds Far.
nj Louis. Mo- In charge OF q reprcsen-,
.tntiye Of the Passenger Department, 40
ne through to ST. Louis without change,
Via Asheville, "Land OF The shs = Knox
Nile. Lexington, louisville, etc, \ lic;
tain will be composed Of both Pullman.
and Day Coaches Very low rates VIII
a,ply. For detailed Information apply
~ ticket gents, or address Z. ~. West.
Fury, D. r. A. Richmond. Va,
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+ DR.. Curry, Mrs. Il. 3. Cunning cham, Miss
.Dmlly LYMAN, and u r. Pollard ana

Bs curry ym ass a 3 cu II FEalisTa Mia ala
ssv As wa pys he be- b sssp Fspsnff
Nh NJ sWSEsst esis f Pasis St is fsaif
s9anstSy V RI1asaii Morv'n' " 19'oo'''
Tqee friends Of lNIr, James M W. len
burg; viii = be e. glad a ! TO know that h ,ls
S sspss { fe aose" l
Mrs. a. 1,angstafr Johnston and family
sTrnnkig Street I earlier ti,an "a, tliey . had 1;
expected: on account OF lhe slin ,e.ys 2. :.
gu! SUI very very sick sick viii With fever. h
Prefesser1 N stnbs ST. has /, return = r.
saer Il s senIv home neafs f
eoHnty: Miss Annie st,,bhs VII g !, !, e
Miss Lena Gregory and Mrs Calls 4 81 le (,
Lancaster county for several weeks.
woedtin and chidre M have YER returned iron,
Louisa county, where they spent the
Miss May sely and Miss Mary DuEan
have e., returned ri from plea SAINT trip 70
Mrs. r. N. Goode and family have re-
turned after delightful trip: to Mineral
Miss Louise Goode, Of No. a5os East
Broad Street, returned after dellghtfuli
county, Va. Ext
Miss Julia r. Henntng returned yester-
where she spent July and August.
Mr.. w. i. Goode and family have re-
turned after an enjoyable stay at their
summer residence, Cool Springs. Powha-
tan county. 55. !73 IS
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VIRGINIA II DAY AT WORLDS FAIR.
Low HATES VIA N. g. w. RVWY.
Friday. September 23d Will be Vir.
GINA Day at the Louisiana Exposition.
For this occas sion the Norfolk and West
ern Railway Company will sell 1o-day
Coach Excursion tickets from Richmond
TO st. Louis and return on Monday.
September 18th. at the rate OF SIG. Cor
respondingly low rates from other sta
5tions. For full Information apply to,
Jno. F. Wagner. City Passenger Agent.
s3s East Main Street, or
C.. H. BOsLEY, Dist. Pass. Agent
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Moore-Ive,.!y,,.,

Miss Sarah lillian 1vey. daughter OF
Mr.. Walter s. lvey. OF Chesterfield apun-.
~, will be married to Rev Lloyd c.
Memorial Church. OF Chesterfield county.
Mr. Moore Is the pastor Of the Greencs-
vile Methodist circuit and has his home
THE young couple will reside in Empo-
RITZ
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The Petersburg Country, Club was the
s gwen recently co BY Mrs: Montgomery {.
jackson. in honor Of Mr., and, Mrs.
Hugh skinwith, Of Ric.'mond and Miss
tho guests we're DIR. and Mrs. H. g..
Leigh, Dr.. and Mrs J.. 6. Rcnn'e;
Miss Frances Ream, Of Rtchnond, ana
PEBBLES and MI. William f.. Grffen.
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mini nv David Du Games, the most noted
of their ancestors, having been EkniEhted
n fsr h havnE ea Saved q his lie on the field
of AgnCourt.
Apar,y arrived THURSDAY at Galen Hall.
Atlantis p G,y xar cS!9ns Frank
A colonyl p Hearne IS pres!dent .. the
his guests. in addition to- Mrs.. Hcarhc,
y. 4. Hughes. of Denver
Y Mrs. j. r. a. Hobson. and little master
guests Of Mrs q: B c ., in October.
Mis- lee Holt T. So the gues Gf
s MsS Ethsa 81 %tSnt q Norm crawford
Atlanta Ala IS in The city WISHING friends,
after pleasant summer a 3 craigsvilie,
city " court .t q" Of wnchester, Who was here
to attend the. wedding Of his son. has
returned to his home.
Miss Gertrude Camm has returned
home. after a delightful visit to Mrs.
Richard Z. Byrd. Of Winchester Va,
Mrs. John McHenry. Of Louisville, Ky,
gave an observation party this week,
at Alton. The prizes were won by
Mr.. Morton and Miss Mamie Hunt, Of
| Richmond.
Mrs. David Dunlop, OF Petersburg. left
Hot Springs. Virginia. where she isispcnd-
ing the early autumn. to take trip
to Washington, d. in .hertautomobie,
rc'ur.lar 70 the 10! SPRINGS mex week
Mrs. *. b. Savage and Misses Lillian
and Sadie Savage, have gone for a few
weeks visit TO Baltimore.
Among the Richmond people at Alton
are Miss Mamie Hunt, Mrs. Johnson,
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Qualification.

Qualification.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mrs.
Maggie Afatzke Qualified as executri1 Of
Phil. Shea deceased. Estate valued at
about $i0.0 900. i flg
Mrs. Katharine Kirkwood qualified as
administrative OF the estate OF the late
II. B. * lrkwood. which was valued at
Mrs. Sarai,rs S. Shine qualified rs admins
istratrix OF the late r.. F.. Shine. Value
OF estate. $1,000.
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Mrs Laurence ePriddy5 has returned to
hes home in Baltimore. after visit
to Newport News. Mrs. Frlndy Was
w TIarwOOd. lb55 -
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There will be a reunion Of the Gaines
18th under the auspices OF the daughters
Of Dr. j. NJ Gaines. OF Cnlpepcr. Viz
1inia.
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Mrs. John McHenry. Of Louisville, Ky
gave an observation party this week
at Alton THE prizes were won by
Mr.. Morton and Miss Mamie Hunt, Of
Richmond.
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Broad Street, returned after a delightful
trip. visiting her friends In Buckingham
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Miss Gertrude Camm has returned
home. after a delightful visit to Mrs.
Richard =. Byrd. Of Winchester. Va
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Mr. Richard l.. Gray, clerk Of the
city court OF Winchester who was here
to attend the wedding OF his son. has
returned to his home.