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COMPLEXION A POSSESSION.
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Life Advantage.

Users OF n ancock's Liquid Sulphur Secure
a Life Advantage.
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personal charm Of highest social or bust
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Frotracted sunrexposnre and the, smoke
laden air of cities alike are prejudicial
10 fine complexion
The modern remedy, liancock's Liquid
Sulphur enliyens the facial skin renders
At active In disearding all waste material
tmparts and preserves to the countenance
It's natural blend Of ruddiness and while
the STANDARD OF healihful beauty.
Hancoek's Liquid sulphur cures diph-
iberia, eczema and q large class Of prev
eIent disorders, as noted in free booklet
mailed on request by Hancock Liquid
| Eulphur Coz Baltimore, aid.
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ali the mnnipulat ions OF h. rnodste arc
copied In hem. The Y lingerie hats which
mr.. like chi: ger head gear. have ess
Stabahed themselves for; summer 10 be worn
with the dainty organdy. sheer lawn or ru,l
fIrpcx All the hin. gnuxy fabrics. and even
sof t silks and sa.lrls. are used for thess
Simple models Fdr midsummer outings thereJ
are s'nrt hats of piaus duck and linen IN IN
tcorne n Is cspectnliy liked. and a band cot
the material or of ribbon. viii perl dps 4.
sim EaulIl.l usually provides the r'mminE.a
5C.olors as 8,yel as " hite arc seen In thesay
hates Children's Il hats were neverE loveliers
than they arc this sen son, and there r, .,s
Tho lingerie fnt Ii pcrha rs best liked From
the Defneator for August
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We lex. END EXCURSION TO N EW:
- JERsEY3sEASH ORE8REsoRTS.

HI r, e r, II. n e, l7llI
Commencing June 24tf and until Sep
itember 10th, Inclusive, the b, q 8 s.
r.. 'R. Will selson Friday and saturd ay5 q
each week, special excursion tickets ! tes
Atlantic City. Cape May, Ocean Citys ana
trim from Richmond, Tickets good going
only on date OF sale and for return pas
sage leaving destinatlonS not later than
s,ruesday following date8of issue a pply
ticket agents RI. +. a. FL 4 RI r. q
w. p. TAYLOR, ttic Mana er, ri
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NATURALIZATION.

: : h :
rhr,uoh al, error In the makeup Of
naoas the Instalment Of Bob, Son Of
Battle, which ought 70 have been
printed last Saturday, and that Whch
should have appeared yesterday. were
snapped. Therefore, tuesdays .lnstal.
ment, which embraced the latter part
Of Chapter Vlil,, was pr'n.ea on os,,
3urdav IA "chapter vi.-Contlnued,'
II those who arc reading the story and
cIlpplna tho Instruments to preserve
the matter printed yesterday for that
in on Saturday and put what was
printed Saturday In the place o. the
connection will be preserved. The
lnstaIment In the Sunday Issue was
the proper one for that day, and the
interesting story continues to-day,
With the beginning Of the third part,
Chapter <.
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quick answers and teasing eyes. was 4
driving him snlky and yanquished from
the fleld.3 The two were perpefnayF
ssqua billing now III the good old days,
he remenl bered utterly 81 sq,labbles. be- 8
Stwee I hem were unknown. & lie had fneN--9f
Ser permitted them 4. a n 81 at tempt at III
ependentthoughtor or lion Swasas stern y
~ auelled as III the Mid Idle Ages. She 3
must follow where he 4 edson---- M word, ~
been master; hers was to command his
to obey In consequence they were per-
fpetually,4at war. And yet II he would sit
for hours In the kitchen and watch her,
as she went about her bus inesss wi tn sol-s
}emn, interested eyes, hal { Of admirat lon.a
half OF a m,sement. III n 4 the end Maggie
always turned on him with little laugh
touched With Irritation. s{4 AKA
lSs3s""Han' 4yo' got3noth!nt better'n thatsto5
do, nor lockin's It me ~ i she asked one 81
Saturday about q, month before Cup Day.
go o.. i 8hant,'' the pert fellow Joined
ISM ~ wish 5yo'G h d. max me
fall. jumpety 20 wachirlss me SO llke $ony
cat a. mouse" E5 a sssS.a
II Niver yo' fash 70 sci a a ccount az me-
ma iwench." he answered calmly. N NJ
o. wench. indeed ~ she cried, tossing
Az, or Will be-" he smr,,,uttered.
whats that? she. cried. springtng
round. a flush OF color on her face,
Nowt, my dear ~ III know; SO soon
as 4 wantfyo 70. o'Bmayt be sure and no
sooner II rs si5 g &: IN g4S III
The girl resumed her baking, half am
cry. half suspicious, 51
81 dunno what yo'5mean. Mr.. NJ Adam
she said. -5 81 s
DON'T 70. Mrs -. a. . s3
The rest was lost in the I! crash Ct q /
falling plate; whereat David laughed
{<ot1 ov, ctea.S hal
|5up the bits.
on the same evening, at the Sylvester
Arms an announcement was made That
knocked the breath out OF Its hearers,
5SRIn the debate that n light on the fast az
approaching Dale T rails and the relative
liabilities OF red and gray. NJ a dam on
1.-THE one side, and Tammas, bac ked by
Long Kirby and the res, on the OH
lShad cudgeled each other wi tn more than
usual yigor. 7 he con troy rsary Tose ato5
|kfever-heat; abuse succeeded arg ilmel :;
Land the. little man as ain and gain was
lfhooted into silence. .salg
l89t.It 8 easy laffin',"'he cried at but
yell Ian Either sid q ugl faces on
i'Will Us. indeed? Us'll see, same tho
lderislyay chorus. 81 n "
lfAg''Nve'l whip tye TIL sye're deaf, dumb,
and blind Wullie and J, ''a AS &
\ 555sg..Yo'll not" Isl \ Fl re }
I'VE will gsis ss5
III The voices were. Rising nix g H the east
wind in March, tl5 II 3555
II oil not, and for very good reason
l too i's assey ted I,amnlas loud 4,
Gle us Yer reason. We IN uckle 1la !, 81 81
4cried the title man. turning on him,
III coos Began n i'm 3S Mason Z and y
sstoppcd to rub his nose. si ia h s,Sfs
Ei's.sYIo's old so noise, JIM rcconm
i ed Rob Sailnderson,
Il! 4. Becos -, was II rlmas this time.
4 who paused, n ''tE35sS 4 ia III -.
..cslt on vi 1t, Sc stamIncrinh stirk!'
cried M Adam 'lS'hy?''i u 53s .ss sSs
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go Paaiijnrl.

Trsn.fornins power host thou q p IN !,..i
when 3 pa ssed thine hour. We sing ~ am
I'VE, re$ Eadder then than 4 er3before. #
And woeles.3 men We pity n more
Il WIN sfaith en,bold ened learn to pray.
ETho, dost mot irend our soul In yntn
Disguised IS friend art thou 9 rem y, . ~ ;3S
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#A sr,I1alt Pavement.

M ri. 6rst "A asphalt pavement was aid in
Paris II, g1sss, and since then the demand for
this purpose has rranted an ann 1a aoo pf9 q
5oo ooo metric tons IL asphaltum and 5bitun,ln,
Gus roc The consumption The l'nate1
States alone in the year 1903 was over o.
mo- tons which IS equivalent AZ more tina n
one half OF the a;era sc aproduction n A the
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
.Soclal and
Personal
"a Observation-Disclosures

oh, the tinkllng Of the banjoes,
And the songs we used to sing' 4
How they told or joys forever. ,s,
What sweet memories they can prlne.
Oh. the gllrnmer OF the moonlight I,
And the girl we thought was ours,
How the music takes us back again
no those many pleasant hours.
Oh. the tinkle OF tho banjoes,
sFl And the ripple Of the stream.
Drain n glass to the things th la Weio.-
n e no the end of a happy dream.
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Late Summer Millinery

Hats continue to be Sot 4 ne picturesque typ-.
with sweeping pumes. flarng brims and
high bandeaux giving a very pretty effect
for the siltry summer days In spit of
the summer humidity. fea theirs are a favoritef
hat trimming. MI There are various ways Of
arrnn siHg the rich piumes. tte most sty llph.
perha ps. being the three short or medium
though the long feather sweeping round thu
hat. the end falling over at tho back IS
much IN evidence. Il shH pea can be fash
Toned OF the new strawsl Z which z ara no soft
and pliable that sris. PLATING and. In fact,
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Rev. and Mrs. will am Hart Dexter, OF
Maple Avenue, II Il akomR Park, have an-S
nounced the enga cement OF their dau ugh.
ter katharine,ato II aEold +. ia hbit Of
iCleyela nd II Ohio. and Cora, TO Air. a lap
C. Wood, of I hiladelph s5s 81!
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$i5 Mr. and Mrs. John B,' Ward have gone
to Atlantic City, Mr.. ~ ard is q a mem
and Will attend the session OF the Shrine
now being held there.
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u Colonel and Mrs. u r. 81. Whitmore leave
town on \ the 14th for an absence of two
months + In Maine, N lew HAM shire and
slsss ~
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Mrs. Edna Mockabee Is visiting her
Forest AZ lev, 'N''39 near Pomfret. Nd.
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8 Senator Alger gave D a a dinner at the
Country Club sln Detroit last week u In
honor of Secretary Hay and Senator
were asked to meet them Senator ana
Mrs. A1ger have sailed for q Europe atoS
spend two months iabro ad. WEES sss
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II Mrs, Bennett and her sons. Or. Arthur
Ri Bennett and Mr. Claude ~ Bennett -
have gone for a visit to g orgi IN ri $
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Mr.. Allan e. wilson and family are at
their cottage at Washing ton Grove. T hey
have with them Miss Edith Eliason, who
will remain unit after camp. 5E33
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Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger is in New
$YorkIon her way to visit friends at their
scamp Sin 4 the dirondacks. MI . tx
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The Misses Bertha and lii Ian sMcIn-5
tyre are now at Atlantic City until July
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svi4l, friends Ii Gloucester. Later Z, . she
viii visit Halifax and campDe'l ssou".'es'
,,ef Mr ;or a 81, Mon,s. they will he gone for
several weeks and will visit 5Cincinnau on
their return home
Miss Mary Collins left Monday for
v,sit s az several weeks TO New York and
other Northern cities
Mr.. =. ]. Lovell.sof Manchester VIII
leave o-day for Ocean View.
Other Richmond visitors at Ocean yi ,,',
a 1"se Mr.. '' 3. Ghaikley. Mrs Il E 81 Mey-
berg. OF Ashland, is at tEdgewood cottage,
Virginia Beach #
M MRS; ": R M so Hinemarle county
Mrs. John ". Perley, Of G q tllltf''
Vile is at Pence SPRINGS, y. Va
Mrs william + s, +. hsessG 'n his Hrs gone Gsors e
n. Jordan is with Captain liibberts lal''t
lily ut the same place.
Miss Ida Berry is spending some time
at Berryys, MI % q r NJ. husn Mss Aas
5sust.lc is visiting the tnmlly OF Mt.
Morris, near Gordonsville, Va
Dr.. Nv b. Gray has gone toSAileghana;y
Sanitarium for his health. MI. q. *.
Green Is at Goshen, W.. and MI. Wa, e,
Warren. OF Bacon's Castle, is ut MIL
boro. Va.
mrs IS. Al Owens is spending July in
stanton, va Mrs. ". G; Long, after e..
Saturday next, will be at Sweet ChalS-
Deate Springs for the season
I g ] r.. II :
i Mr.. and Mrs. ). Preston. Carson. Mrs.
&c Gorge Lunnin CHAM and Nh. =. ~
Parker are among thermometers Wno ar. are
spending the summer ut Sweet Springs,
West Virginia. s5sst
Mrs. N M. Jones, who has been at
Vlrginia Beach, has gone TO WaSnes.
here Miss cseit er F E hetsy Es
at Warm Springs, Va :
Mr.. Leo D. Yarrcll' OF Washington,
DC. is at Virginia Beach. MIS-, RS, AZ, ..
Norman III. Williams, OF Chase City, at
THE Break'e a' yir 81. Beach
Mr.. wyndham r. Meredith and family
for the summer.
Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine and, family en-
who are at Atlantic !, city, y. I. VIII be Ut
i5ioohs iae li'i'' aits' 49, .fAsyt..5f N
Dr.. James 3. McCaw and Mrs. Chris
stoplierB Tompkins have gone to the home
OF. Miss sallie Coles ina bemarlle county.
Mrs. NJ. d. Kellogg is at Bel Air hotel.
New Castle, Va DR.. j. Y s.. Pendlet Is
at Scottsvllc and Colonel C. NJ n Walker.
OF Farmyille, is at the fS elbow sulphur 1ii
Springs.
Miss N1aude Morgan is at Atlantic
hotel, Aioorehead city, n !. 60
Mrs. Fannie Currle and Mrs. r. Barks-
dale are ut Blue Ridge Springs. # II & II
Major and Mrs. Thomas PinckSney, Of
Charleston S. G.. are spending the sum
fmer at Lake Toxaway, M, c. s5 sFFs
Mrs. j. s.. Moon Is at Otterburn, Va,
for july Mrs. and Nirss George W.
Warren are summerA,g at Cooke Cottage
Bon Al W
Mrs. r. II. Finney and daughter are
spending the ;<mn,er at Stony FONT Point
Mills, Va III, W ~
Mr.. j. NJ Cullngwortl,, Miss Nina
Cans, Mr.. Jacob Levitt and Mr.. Henry
q. Roper of Petersburg. are enjoying the
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ed. and on their return will go to therS
sum mer home, Arunde l-on- the Ea &a

N. DR.. Frank Hyatt and family are spend
Ing he summer at ,oodst ock,, VA Il.
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Miss Grace Osgood has gone&to spend
the summer in the Adirond a cks g3 8f u
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gs Mr. ana Mrs. B w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr,
have returned from Newport, where they
have been staying with Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs. and are at their country home.
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Miss Mary i. 4 Grouse, daughter OF Rev.
Thomas 20. Grouse, was m a ried to Mr..
Francis H.6W yatt, OF BALTIMORE at Com
!gress Street Methodist Protestant Church.
Thirty first Street. northwest. at s o clock
to-day t5f Ss .St 49,
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Mrs. William B. Dinsmore Is staying
With her son and daughter-in-l NV, d Mr
ard Mrs. " illiam B. Dinsmore, III, at
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Mrs. N M. Jones, who has been at
vlrginia Beach, has gone TO Wayne 5.
Wayne sboro, and Major Powhatan Ellis,
at Warm Springs, Va.
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AFR. Leo D. Yarrell,' OF Washington,
DC, is at Virginia Beach. Mrs Y, 9.
Strnus is at Arlington Cottage and Mrs.
Norman Fl. Williams, of Chase City, at
}'The Breakers. Virg,liia Beach.
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..Wel,. let me try, and 10! he sent
\ drop OF oil, now here: now there.
On each small wheel and tiny coz,
Till fabricated EVERYWHERE. n
The clock began Its merry sons.
8 Tick-tock tick-tock," the sliveong daS.SS
TITS running vet. and keeping time.
+ So time no more can run away ~, =.
"a 4 n NJ II A Margaret s Burke,
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Mrs William p. Douglas and Miss
Douglas have been staying with Colonel
and Mrs. VILLAIN jay at their country
place at Ixatonah, n. z, since their res
turn from Europe. n M ags q 3isH
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Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Rutherfurd are
at Tranquility Farms tho Rutherford
having new house built, meanwhile oc-
scupylng thaNof Rutherfurd Stuyvesant.4
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Stress Of Suasion.

The clock upon tho mantel' shelf,
with vacant face. sttSd still while time
Ran on in quite a needless way:
Because his mentor failed n to chime. $
The housewife wound It up tf,en shook v
" The stubborn thing this side and that, I55$
And beat IT sore with sudden Jar, H{g q IA
b THAT 8 walked the babe and scared the cat
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Washington.

81 The Italian ambassador and the Bar
.oness Mayor de z Planches are here for
& short a stay after u their long ); absence
abroad. T hey will shortly leave town
again for some Northern resort.
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n The Rev. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes
are staying with the latter's mother, Mrs.
MITCHELL at 8Bcrnardsville, and will after-
ward 60 to the 5Adironda cks. where they
will occupy ono Of tho camps OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes.
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Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine and family,
Biookside Inn, after July 18th.
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1T would not move. and so II stood
For many moons. itsswork iundone.
The housewife asked the time next door,
or guessed It by the morning g sun ~
5A5 friend dropped In one eyentide.
g"Ah! what's the matter with this clock sli
Through wound and shaken with shock
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Mrs. M. d. Kellogg is at Bel Air hotel.
New Castle, Va. DR.. III s.. Pendleton Is
at Scottsvilc and Colonel g. M. ~ Walker,
OF Farmyille, is at the y elbow sulphur
Springs, 8
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POEMS. YOuJ1O OUGHT TO KNOW
a = :;;; "a: II ]: f s:
No. 2os. 0 AZ sS s
TJJBAL CAIN
BvzHAcKAY
s s = 81: s.: ~ ;:, '; ~;
ss'ss s$S $e s %
sgs ? 's ; = ] $:
Il A;
IS: 4:
@ s.s, s5 Aug
u ,sSss u ss !; m Sss; s.n,
q s,5fSs5 ss;..
N 4. s.1s s1 N fgt s %7 fss
" /, NJ ni Ss 'ss ma ssl W. ''sn
= 4 T' re s ss ssn s. a's sis sss
AZ 4 s. rs T1 ns q v;
And OFT
iath3g strength anewl
Y for he sni Y
nd metal true!
N Y: a; ;:';; ;$ :;; E: ,;$ ~
( For the evil tSs ~
lie sawtr that and hate II
Made%w ar.u their kind
That tn
s5 Iii
nd he that made,
mine should plan.
and sword
Is to- fellow mani
And for many 5Tubal Cain
shroodin
orbore TO snie the ore
Andshis furnace 85&t8
he'll cheerful face
"a, 3f
And barred his
mounted high
esang urrah
Andthe
aonefo FOR bright steel
Andhe ploWshare
And mena 8
In friendship Ss
Hung the In
md willing
And sTubal Cain
Our
And % g 3J#5
TO him e. GS#i SeSD
But while
o tyant8
we may
Wen notf forget 855#
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Mr., Wyndham r. Meredith and family
are ut Brookside Inn, Brookside, w. Va,
for the summer. NJ
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Mr.. and Mrs. j Preston Carson. Mrs,
e Gorge Eunning lram and MI =. ~
Parker are among Richmonders who. are
spending the summer ut Sweet Springs,
West Virginia 3ss5
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DR.. James q. McCaw% and Mrs. Chris
stopiier 4 ON pkins have gone to the home
Of Miss Sallio Coles In Al bemarlc county.
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POEMS. YOJlOUGfiT 10 KNOW,

your crowded your
fall
rehment your poey-po.
rhnr T1n Marian
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Miss Ntaude Morgan Is at Atlantic
hotel Afoorchead city, L G.
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Major and Mrs. Thomas Pinckney, Of
Charleston. S. G.. are spending the sum
mers at Lake Toxaway, M 9. 33FF8&
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Mrs. j. s. Moon Is at Otterburn Va,
Warren are summerA,g at Cooke Cottage
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MRS S. Al Owens is spending july II,
stanton, va Mrs. w. c.. Long after
Saturday next, will be at Sweet ChalS-
beate Springs for the season.
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eSocxul sIll'e
~ llAe,.G cites.

| New York.
e made from Pra,s e
se Mrs. aaags
Countess Of Essex and niece OF George
ggans nd eyaae &c n ass
Ia the Only brother OF the MARQUIS de
isretellIl. The latter married Miss 1ita I
Garner, OF New \ ork. 81 isI
s s{s e so ts tSss sss,
bEene slg and grsmGdephsw g Ares
i ya stab ii yss II sls eoantry. and ~
ns g sn ~ yfss se 81 ThTfS
aa ots M Hssi 5 IL a hn.se Hs ss
w pagSs II
OF the state l5 s35S ~,
Mi. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay. Mrs.
Ms a Mfs osasa s eaa es Mss.
on on the tie Kronprlnz wilhelm. which leaves
Cherbourg to-t1ay and Plymouth to-mor-
row.
The REV. and Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes
are staying Will, the latter's mother, Mrs.
Mitchell at Bernardsyle and Will after.
N
will occupy ono OF tho camps OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arson Phelps Stokes.
Mr.. and Mrs. winthrop Rutherturd are
at Tranquility Farms tho Rutherford
having new house built, meanwhile soc-
scupylng thakof Rutherfurd Stuyvesant.
S5 Mrs. William F. s Douglas and Mis-.
DSnEi ss9n Jstsyats Th eopotY
place, at Izatonah,s n since their rec
/ Mrs. william B. Dlnsmore is staying
with her son and daugllter-in-lhw ,f Mr..
ard n Mrs. " liam 3. Dinsmore, Jrs at
Iuxedo. i.S " IA q. ..s. IN.
s Mr.. ana Mrs w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr.,
have returned from Newport, where they,
have been staying with Mrs. Hermann
Oelrichs, and are at their country home.
Washington.
oness Mayor de Planches are here for
g short stay after their long absence
abroad: VII { hor e. ave Town l,
Thom na 30 Grouse, vas narrled q MI:
!gress Street Methodist Protestant Church,
Thirty frsta Street. drthwest at s o'clock
to-day. sSSsafs MI 8s
3$ Senator Alger gave a dinner at tho
Country Club ln n Detroit last week in
honor 81 Of Secretary Hay and Senator
Fairbank s. Twenty-foura Detroit men
were asked to meet them.s Senator no
Mrs A1ger44 have Il sailed for Europe atos
spend two months iabro ad. m q
Miss Grace osgood has gone asto spend I
the summer in the Adirond acks. IN III
Mr.. Allan e. Wilson and family are at
their cottage at Washing ton Grove. = hey
have wit h them Miss Edith Eliason, who
will remai in until after 4sca imp.
Colonel and Mrs. r. p. Whitmore leave
$toHtn@on \ the 14th for ian absence OF two
months 4 In h NJ aine New & Fl lamp shire and an
Massachusetts,. 5a5 Hi
VI Mrs, Bennett and her som Or. Arthur
r, Bennett and Mr.. Claude n. Bennett
have gone for a visit to Georgia Sa
Mr. and Mrs. j ohm e, !. Wa I'd rave gone
to Atlantic City.Ef Mr.. Nv ard Is !. a mem Z
Der Of SAlmas Temple. A. a. O.. N. N. ST.
and will attend the session Of the Shrl =
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Mr.. n. Culllngwortl,, Miss Nina
Cans, Mr. Jacob Levitt and Mr.. Henry
G. Roper of Petersburg, are njoying the
season al Buffalo I'll thia Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13

At bsP. NJ. yesterday, Miss 1.ottie45 Ger:
fr1,de Buchanan the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John M. Buchanan. of NO 232
South Laurel Street, was ma rried TO Mr.
Allen L q. White. OF Norfolk. Va. the the
ceremony taking place in Pine Street Bal p,
fist Church. which was handsomely deco
/, a ted FOR the occasion. w 35.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13

Il Mrs. Fannie Currle and Mrs. r. Ba rks7
dale are ut Blue Ridge Springs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13

Mrs. r. Fl. Finney and daughter are
spending the .Vlmmer at Stony Point
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-28
CONFERENCE
OF Y.M.C.A.
WORKERS

The state executive committee OF the
Young Mems Christian association Of
Massachusetts and Rhode Island held a
conference upon religious work at the Y.
NJ c. A. building in this city yesterday.
There are six OF these conferences al
together. each representing a group of
communities. Two have already been
held. at Springfield and Fitchburg. That
OF yesterday included religious workers
from Attleboro, Bristol Fall River,
Franklin. New Bedford Newport, Paw
tucket. Providence and Woonsocket. The
remaining three meetings will be held
within a few days at Brockton, Lynn and
Lowell.
After brief devotional exercises the
meeting yesterday commenced with an
address. "A Study OF Conditions"by Fred
s. Goodman OF New York IL might apt
ly be termed a statistical address.
An address was made by Y. c. Collins.