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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1904-11-19
AROUND THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Culled From the
Louisiana Press.
Negro Commits Double Murder at Alex
andrfa-Three Pints of Whiskey
Prove Fatal-Police Commits
sioners Tender Resignation.
The safe of the Monroe Shingle

I The safe of the Monroe Shingle
pany was robbed of $4,000.
Richard P. Hobson lectured at G aris
/ Hall, Louisiana State University, Wed
nesday night.
Anatole Robichau fell from the plat
/ form OF train at Franklin and wa:
instantly killed.
The Sterling Oil Company was or
ganized at Jennings with capita
stock OF $40, 900.
An exchange with a capacity of 40(
phones has been installed at Coving.
ton by the Cumberland Company.
| The annual convention of the Ma.
tional Wholesale Druggists Asso.
citation was held in New Orleans this
week.
A flower carnival and baby show
| held at Monroe under the auspices OF
the W. @. 7. U. resulted in a com.
plete success.
John Barr died in a saloon at Lake
| Charles as the result of drinking three
pints of whiskey in two hours, without
taking a drink of water in the mean
time.
W. B. Burus and Miss Hattie j
PreWitt eloped from Lake Charles and
were married in Crowley. The parents
of the young lady objected to the
match.
President Roosevelt has been in
vited to attend the National Boil
Weevil Convention, which will be
held in Shreveport about the middle
of December.
The collector of customs gave out a
report showing a very material in
crease in the domestic exports from
New Orleans for October over the
same month last year.
I. "A. Dellbarre was killed and j.. B.
Williams and r. Carpenter seriously
injured by the overturning OF an en-
gine and derrick on the Kansas City
Southern road at Horn beck.
Two white men who are suppored to
be deserters from the United States
navy were arrested at New Iberia and
are being held pending the action OF
the authorities at the Pens aeola navy
yard.
A cart containing a number of
Italians was struck by the dummy
train on the Oaklawn plantation, ST.
Mary parish, with the result that one
of the Italians was killed and i've
others were injured.
Tom Underwood, q notorious negro,
shot anG killed a eolored woman
named Iretta Parker at Alexandria,
and when Policeman B. G.. Aymond
attempted to arrest him he turned upon
the officer and shot him TO death. The
murderer escaped and has not yet been
apprehended.
A. w. Moffett and Magnus Peder-
sen, police commissioners of New Or
leans, rendered their designations and
requested that they be accepted i'm
mediately. Inability to secure the en-
forcement Of the Sunday law was
given as the reason for the commits
sioners' withdrawal.
The replica of the Cabildo, which is
being used as the Louisiana building
at the St. Louis fair, was rendered 60
Lafayette parish for use as a school
house, the school board agreeing TO
guarantee a sufficient sum to demolish
the building at St. Louis and recon
struct it at Lafayette if the police jury
would defray the freight charges, ap.
proximated at 1880. The police jury
decided that the state of the parish
finances made it impossible to accept
the offer.
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CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.
rfaFTR Sc aULT.
-
UNnERTAKERS, ETC.

IrrTrSerfaE;ne Establishment and Black
-,iSh Shap. Mississippi street, between Les
4 and st Patrick strees. Every department
,Iete !: facilities unsurpassed; prices safas-
". aEanEaa Gonraay' Lss., pseDFsaISsss
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OLD POINT.
Richmond Well Repres ented at
the G hamberlin. 9$Si

Special TO \ Tho Times ispatch.)
Il OLD cON1Fo RI h July g.
Old Point was crowded 4 for he PA curtin
although there was no ~ q lebra ton ofs
the day. save the suspension of d ills and
a national salute of TWEEN ty-onc guns f
Fort Monroe. Among the guests were
many Richmonders, some Of whom We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II Ia LEY. Miss
Lily Urquhart, N1essrs. Stuart 81 une. H
G.aDoykin, Otis NJ. "a fri enc, Y c.. G. Pink
Bney, sSD. 81 NJ. Currie, II. III sDtlllnan and
Mr.. and Mrs. a Z. Z. j uttln,
@ Since the departure Of The holiday guests
there has been q dcart h Of gaSety and
bridge sailing and fishing have furnished
diversion y Or the guests.
Last Sunday evening M jor an q VI Mrs
Ogden Rafferty,, OF Fort Monroe e. II gavc3iaj
dinner at the Chamberln, for Surgeon
General r ebert NJ. G'Reilly, Of tn army.
State II ba eco Growers AS
ISOLATION held a. meeting at he Cha ,orr {.
In ca rlyy 4 In the week. Many Of II the
delegates were al a comp lied Vi BY their
wives and daug tiers. On Tucsd ay even,
Ing they were rendered an excursion to
the Capcs by the Old Dominion Steamship
Company. 5ass Ed ~ S8a 5s
III: Guests now al tile cnanine rlin IN ciude.
Mr. IN Mrs. Dc Witt q. Reid, New
FORK Mr.. and Mrs. David J. Coleman ole lEl
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SALEM SOCIAL

E3 Special to Tho Times, Dispatch,)
Chung gave a very enjoyable card party Frl-
day night in honor OF Dr. and Mrs, Meade
fBurwelI, who are Visiting Mr., Robert Logan,
"A beautiful pin. SGT with PEARLS was won
thy Miss Aida Killan. and Mayor younger
was presented with a. handsome stick pin.
THE BOBBY y went Ito Miss cofey. OF Sherman,
TEX. At the end Of ~ the evening refresh-
Elnents were served which consisted of salad
course followed by ices and cal es. q
i Friday n lght J,ld Sc and Mrs, =. II. Al tizar
entertained a large number Of friends at "a
delightful reception given In honor Of their
son, Mr., Rhyner,. AZ lzer. ana his bride, q
i: III, and Mrss ly: Hansen. who have
s.'s are Waiting at The nome Of Dr., NJ
Painter. on High Street, &, s 81
Miss Bessie .Tompkins and her sister. Mrs
William Simpson. are visiting friends In New
Dr. H. III. Fox is In North Carolina In tho
interest OF Roanoke College. b 3 Il
Miss Mary Johnston. Of linton. W, VaY
Is spending the summer VII " Mrs. Lewis
Miss Mary shanke. who ilas been waiting
In Texas for the past elk months, ieturnel
G MTs q. IT, stearnes ans Miss sonstane.
9stearnes left Wednesday for Roncevsrt, NJ,
VA, where they will spend the summer. q X
Mr. Claude Swanson Y was an Salem last
week. where he received hearty welcome
from his many friends 81 5s IA .st5j XXI 9
Mrs. a, IN. c,wnlYl and Miss Meta copnly. NJ
Paris, Tex, are visiting Mira. r.. y. sh!clsaa IA
her bapae On the R91lsya rdt, Z
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM. {
The Old Favorite Resort Now
Y q. in Full Swing.
I ~ 0Wl11e'

| (Specia to Tho Times Dspatch) #
5R OClSBRlDGI1 ALUM. SPRINGS. VA.
July 0.--The season Mt Rockbridge Alum
Springs Is In full ssWng, large num-
berEof guests and more to follow
Observation-Disclosures for this week have
been n, handsome eucbre party, given III
lliohor%of Mrs. BEETLE Romania Walker, Of
Petersburg, Va. By Miss Bottle Clarke,
of fredericksburg, Va, The prizes We're
won by Mrs Homer Blame, Miss Riddick,
Mrs j os. Boyd and Mr., Jos. Osborn, Mrs,
Capriano Andrade. of New York, gave
aidlnner dance on Friday evening. Cow
ers We're laid for sixteen. md the decnra-
tons were profuslons OF Wild flowers and
terms, s'i
The lFourth5of Jnly MAS celebrated in an
elaborate and fitting manner, 4.
Among the guests are DR. and MIS-
Blame. OF Cadiz, lSy.,, Mrs Ledmun and
Miss Malone.tof New Orleans; Mr. and
Mrs, Austin Kelly and children, Of; ASH
land. Sy.; Rev Geo. Atkinson, Of New
York city: Mrs. Dir. Henry, or Charleston,
NX.sVa.; Miss Olivia Buck and Miss De-
laplane, Of Washington city; II. S. Hill
and I, wife Fayetteville, MAI; JAS,
Branch Cabell, of Richmond, Va; Mrs
Margaret Ward Bell, Of Louisville, ky.;
Mrs. G. u, Schmidt and Miss Schmidt.
of New York city; Mrs, w, iC,Y Mason and
y,iHIate Ma som ~ i3aHoi g. a.. NAA su.'
pougas,of PHILADELPHIA; Dr. and Mrs.
NY D. Simpson, OF Anderson. s.. CT; Mrs.
]. q. Jones and Miss Jessie Jones' OF.
Waynesboro Va; Misses, Riddick. OF
Smithheld, Va; Or. r. g. Hill and wife,
Capt E. G, Hill and wife and Miss Hill.
Manchester, Val; Or; BOYD and family,
Of Charles ton, w. va; s. B. Hutchinson
and II. c,el,n, OF YYEsiniai Misses culpsp-
per. OF Florida II 4 Osborneand wifd.pf
New York; ]. 3. Stevenson. North "a,
kofa. 4f4 4 isQt a9,sgs ~ 3t 3i29li
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E9g ~
8ginla Beach and the Cape, a special car
being placed at the disposa OF the for.
mer 1t has been decided to hold these
Informal dances daily, with an occasional
formal german semi-monthly. the pros
Bceeds Of which will be devoted t9 some
gcharIta Bile purpose. 4. If. s4Nis III II
f. Owing I q the scarcitySof accommodations,
especially during the heavy summer sea-
son, the Casino Company. has decided to
open the southeastern section Of their
building with a Anew departure in the
form of furnished apartments Since the
yplan will be Europcanithe innovation will
doubtless be welcomed BY many e
M Messrs, w. c. Clara NJ b. Clair are
recent guests at tho Cape Henry Hotel.
STllcy. kyill remain for n few days rest;
Mr. Corr.2n prominent merchant of West
Point, and Mrs. Corr made n short visit
to the Cape last Thursday on their way
south. 5
81 Mrs. chas. Cawson. formerly3o OF Rich
mond, is visiting friends at the Cape for
a few days. She vi make a short stop
In. Portsmouth prior to spending few
weeks with tiyes and friends IN Rich
nlonci after she leaves the Cape u
n Capt Claude N lcholson, OF 4 he board of
steamboat inspectors for the district Of
Virginia, and family are spending q few!
days at the Cape Henry Hotel.
Mrs, yLtvesay has entertained a. host OF
friends at her cottage during the past
week. and forithe holidays, Incident to the
Fourth OF July They made a prominent
party at tho Casino dance on Saturday
evening B. Ii :. ;ssS 38 DE- Il
AZ the Midget cottage the following
Richmond guests have regts tered during
the pas i week: Messrs. B, NJ, Terry. r..
n BARNES, and I, a Francis
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n. e., will spend July and August here.
4 Miss M. Cary Laws, OF Richmond. is

N. G.. will spend July and August here
81 Miss Nj. Cary Laws, OF Richmond. Is
a guest Of tho hotel s. u is
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Meanly, Master
Edmond Neany and nurse are registered
here. Mra Meanly and child will re-
main all summer.
Mrs. Marshall Smith and daughter
Miss Augusta S,nth,Sof Greenvlllc, S. c..
are here for July.
Miss Martha Lefebvre Is the guest OF
Miss Katherine Robinson. s
Miss Margaret Heck, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Mrs. Heck, of
Raleigh, N. Ills one OF the most char r1-
Ing Of the younger set at the Brandon
Miss Heck Is a former pupil of the Mary
Baldwin Seminary, at Stanton.
s Hon. B. T. Gordon, fNelson county. who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Thomp-
son lMaury, Of New York. at Z the hotel,
left Tuesday for his home, fE
e Mr. and Mrs. Page, of&tle Page Cot
Etage."5 are boarding here and are always
ready to give pleasure TO guests from a
distance. AZ
Mrs. William Harrison. Of Rlyerside
! Charles City county, Is here. se M rs.5 E1ar-
5rison llolds court each day on the colon
made, seated In All arm chair surrounded
by admirers. she forms an 8t attrac tive
picture. Shells accompanied by her son,
Mr.. John Harrison. and maid, Isl N 81
H Mrs Robert g. Thornton is among the
more recent arrivals at the hotel. Mrs.
Thornton will remain here for The sum
r1er ss IA 5ss
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soays are: Dr. and Mrs. II. Stuart Mc-
Lean, j mes b. Jones. John Currie. j. ID.
Cobb, Il. G.. Ycshaln. Gil Of Richmond u.
u. Graves a &. a.. Garnet, 4. Atkinson,
i, D. Camden. j. II. Alexander, Virginia;
Mr. and Mrs. Charlee Fl. Priddy, the
Misses Ward. Norfolk, Va; Mi. aud
Mrs. W. r. Golf, West Virginia: Mrs.
W.. e. Weld 5Jr., and family, Mics LID
piondson. Mrs p. Lea Thorn and datEh-
3ters, Nira. Frank Key Howard. Miss How
5nrd. Frank Key Howard. Mr..
end Mrs Ss Howard Richards, Ball
l,,norc; Mrs. &. Johnston, Mrs. Foster
Thomas. w. 8. Helm, Mrs F.. G. Pete
Mrs. w. II. E;acott. Miss Escott. Louis
vile; Mr., and Mrs. John r. Tobin. New
Orleans. Burton w. Gibson. New YORK.;
Mrs. n Wallace. Greenwich. Conn: Slr.s
and Mrs. b. Frank Malone. Spray Call;
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. NJ Shields, cincnnati,
ID 8; Judge and Mrs. Henry u. Foote. San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Walker,
salt Lake city; Mrs. Coleman Lewis and
family Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. g.
w. bradley. Chicago pr. and Mrs. S. O.
Iticley. Mrs. S. g Kellogg, NJ rs. x llogg.
Ersklne; Nj Sunderland, Washington;
Mrs. s1y.8IS. anderson, Miss Anderson. De-
stroit, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Luchs.
Marietta OF: i. S. Fontaine, Miss Lillian
ntaine. Falkland. & N =. G.; Mr. and Mrs.
'sheo. Fonta.ne. Miss Yernoise Fontaine,
}Tarboro, NJ c. 33sS 81 stS ~
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CAPE HENRY
.Virginia's Newest Seaside Re
sort Making Fine Roadway.

Special to The Times DispntcH.)
CAPE IE,NTaI. A.. Il July 9.-The
Fourth OF July was celebrated by u de-
sclded alietnes at tho Cape. fhc absence
of the crush and jam Incident Ia the
one-day excursions seemed to be appre-
sciated by a vast number who came from
tWashi ngton, Ba fillmore and r Richmond to
enjoy a short rest ut the seas bore. here
a was a goodly number Of people in the
surf from early morning until late in the
evening which Increased in numbers 4 s
the day passed until the Casino bath
/ houses were near ly5 taxed to the limit.
4 dsplayaof Paine s fireworks on the sand
mountain: immediate y back Of he Ca pc.
and anainforpal dance at the Casino coli-
cludcd the days programme.
The second OF the regular dances given
by the Casino Company occurred last SAT-
surday evening 1t was we'll patronized by
the younger social clement of both Vir-
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spend the Fourth. with Ills family. III He

spend the Fourth. with Ills family. He
left here for Boston. isi 4
Miss Mamie Turner, OF New U Kent
county, arrived Saturday, Miss Turner
is an attractive brunette, and by her
bright face and viVacious manners has
Wollsthe hearts OF all. 3sg
| M Mr., and MI r. w. Powers are guests
here. They have been coming to the
Brandon for years. Tho many friends Eor
Mr.. Powers In Richmond will be. glad to
learn that u lie 4 has improved since hls
arrival June 2sth. # @
Mrs. William Preston and children, or
Richmond. are here for ] July.
| ri MI, n Whit Roberts spent Sunday here
With his brother. Mr.. r. r. Roberts S5$3s
here for the summer y Mrs Saunders has
will, her Miss Mary Ball Saunders,
daughter or Mrs, u. A, Saunders. III.
and little Miss Julettei ia ckson Saun-
ders, daughter OF Mr.. w. B. Saunders,
and maid ls3l5 t az {s
Mrs. l.. N. Jones and Mr., Bernard
Jones arrived saturday They Will be
Mrs. Cowardin, Miss Cowardin and
Mrs, Craig stopped at the Brandon on
heir way to l1uray.
X Mr., Joel M. Cochran, OF Charlottesyllle,
spent last Sunday here. lie left Monday
to attend the Culpeper Horse Show. Mr.
Cochran is manager OF the Albemarle
Horse Show apd gladdened the hearts OF
cts among them. advertising the show.
which takes place near Charlottesville
August 80 nd 4tl,.l 4S - Il ii8s st III 9liiyS
Mr,sIyy. G. N1oseley eft for his home, In
Richmond. having brought his family to
tho Brandon to spend tho heated term,
Mrs. John Is. Chdrey and daughter,
Miss Margaret, are here for the summer.
| a q Mi Ohinpn q
acqulsition. Miss Marga ret is one Of the
favorItes of both young and old.
MI, ylor Robinson, son of Mrs ~.
"a. sRob inson. arrived q few days ago..
MIR. 4 n obinspn was prophet of his class
nj Randolph Macon for 1904, 5isst
Mrs, Heck and daughter, of Raleigh
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old WHITE
WELL |. FILLED / |. | ]
The Annual Mcrry-Makers Are
Coming iii Oh Every
Train.
i77l5II E7t7FI ~ n a J.
FOURTH A RED-LETTER DAY
Some of Distinguished Guests
and Pretty Girls Who Are
Belles#of tile Season.

(spe ciaI to, The Times DlsnatchO
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, a., 1u " o. The season Is
now fairly on at the historic Old
White" the hotel and cottages being all
leady well filled. while every incoming
train brings a large additional quota 0f
guests. Although no formal programme
was arranged for the Fourth, the hoIi-
day proved particularly pleasant one.
5Thronghou the day numerous excursion
parties from the Hot and Warm Springs
and the nearer home neighborhood and
elaborate menus were prepa red for all,
the meals, which were served II for the
first time this year in the immense state
dining room. During the morning and
evening concerts Of patriotic Selections
were rendered upon the lawn by the fine
Orchestra from Washington. which has
SLecn engaged for the season.
s TIE FIRST HOT. l
Inatlie evening the first of the regular
nightly hops took place opening after
THE im1neInorial custom of ~ the White
with the Riley. - Mrs. Cliatard. Of
Washington, who is a particularly grace
full dancer, led with Mr.. Cha tdrd. "a Among
OUTFITS lDsAI - y ~ . ~ 2
Charles II. u Carter and n DR.. and " Mis-.
Warren Bucklcr, Of d Baltimore;3 Mr.. and
r.rs. w. Me Giving Johnston. ~ aeon. Ca;
airs. Thomas A. NJ Middleton, New II y ork;
Miss Anderson. n Detroit. NIicll: NJ Il. Carr
Yin Thomas, louisville; Miss Elliott and
Mr.. Robert Elliott, Savannah. Ca.
| In the morning delightful bowling
5arty was given by Mr.. w. Leon I'ep--
perman, ofsNFashlngton. The prizes were
won by Mrs. IT, a.. Middleton, MIS- w.
aicEwinE y Johnston. Miss Elliott and Mr.
Robert Elliott. The additional guests
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Were:S Misses Marie. and II ildegarde Nc
5Kenna, Miss Baird, Miss Kellogg and DR..
Warren, all of Washing I on; y Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles IL. Carter. Baltimore; Mr. w,
sMcEwing8 Johnston, Y Macon, and Mi. Cars
win Tho1nas. IIouisville.2 *
JU STICEs NJ EMMA s il g.s \.
H Justice McI<enna. Of he United States
Supreme Court who with Mrs: NIcI<ennil
and the Misses Mckennn, Is occupylns, Il
cottage at the White this sea son, has NJ
greatly improved In health since his ar
;.lval. The Misses AfcKenna, whoInrc
both very handsome girls are being much
admired here. s85 III
sSs Mr.$$and Mrs. Charles IT IN Carer, Of
baltimore. are again occupying their cot-
Etage hero this season, N rs Garter being
81 III as. ttractive AS 5hef fore her marriage,
5ahon, as Miss Daingerfied, OF Ask
.pndria, Va. she WAS one Of tho decided
bellies of the White. S8sts 81 B5
\ 3 Mr.. and Mrs. w Ewing Johnston %
Macon. G a.. re also prominent recent lad al
ditions to the cottage colony. Mr.. John
ston is a brother of Mrs RIM, NVilson,Eof
New York, and consequently I'm Gle to the
Duchess of Roxbnry, Lady Herbert, Mrs.
I, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr,S4 and the other
Wilson notabiltles Of the second genera
tlon. n IL
Other Gotta gers recently established arc
Mr. and Mrs. John Gill Jr., the Misses SEES
kremelberg, 8Sis q. as 35s ID III
BAITIMOREANs. " ~
Dr. and Mrs, Warren Buckiar,4 M r.. and
Mrs. N. III. Marion, Virginia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Preston. Jr. Mrs. lYll-
liam Wyatt Norris. II OF Hal timore; Mr..
and Mrs. Chatard, Washington; MI
Fred, Fffinger and family, staunto ton, Va, /;
gIir. and Mrs, James Hart and family,
New York. s ii! S5 S7i
sS Rev, ana Mrs. e iP, Phillips, Of Alex
landria, Va, have had as their quests ut
their Gotta BE during the past week NJ ~,
{phillips's sisters, Mrs. Arthur The Cor
ma II, Jr.. of Maryland, and Miss Norris,
al 4WasllSn Mrs German ID q daugh-
ter-in-la;w of sena tor German. the Demo-.
cratic candidate for President, and like
Yer sisters Is very attractive IN appear-
y nee and refined and cultiyat ted in man
k1,er Wit tn exquisite aste In dress.
Dr. Warren, Ruck len, .of Isal tiH,ore, Is
resident physician a & the White this sea y
son. Mrs. Buckler is q tighter OF tho
distinguished Con to lea der, e enersl
James n. Herbert, and the couple form
a very charming and popular add len 70
the permanent summer residsn rs at the
White, N M ST III
| ..AmopS the arrivals 81 the past few
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LEl!,EsBURG, VA.
f.If1'fti -~-A \ a8ial =
~ XII 10 49, 49, - y,t.,

Especial to Tho Times. Dispatch, $ -, !,
fiI,EEsBIJRG, VA. July 49.--hliss Mabel VIII
marth. Of washington. D. &. is the guest &C
the Misses Alexander b, III ~ , , y I'LL .
Miss Marie McNanghton, Of wa shlngton, 10
visiting Miss Fannie Edwards u " J.
PinknsS, Herbert y ahs 5nest IS rap-
"a Mrs. Waiter ii, Taylor, Of Norfolk. Is visit
Ing her mother Mrs Janet +, a \, ~ 4,
Md is visiting Mrs.. IIaddle clFsstt. hFs.
Mrs. william II. + Evans. OF Norfolk, Is the,
guest OF Mr., and Mrs, p, schooleyt g. of
Mrs. iesap Nicholson. OF Hamilton, sailed
FOR England, on July 9th, f6 nj Es sIs t&
Judge j +. Alccahs delivered he Fourth ,,rs
We're attended ny nearly one thousaf,d people
q Mrs 4. f. Keen and Miss Mamie Nc eisl;a
& nr, and Mrs u W.. Lppton and daWshtsrsa
Miss Aiilicent Lupton, are VISITING the N y.
Judge and Mrs, w Lewis % Mssaow $,
honor al Miss Buell. OF Hernddn. and Niles,
Mesner, OF Kentucky. .s.S
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Va, are spending July ut the Buckroe

I ~ Z T.
va. are spending July at the. the B 7s:la
Miss Sophie White OF Richmond, is the
guest OF Miss Annie 9Talley, Newport
News. t,l NJ
Mrs. stcger and the Messrs. steger, Of
Richmond. arc guest Of Nfrs. Harry Book
Ell at Buckroe. 8 N
Mrs. Warner Moore, Of Richmond is
spending the month Of July at Buckroe
| Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. M cCarthy and Miss Agnes
Mccarthy. Of Richmond are visiting
friends at Buckroe Beach for the month
OF July. iis g
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Roper. Of Peters
Isburg. Wa. have purchased the beautiful
| cottage OF Mr.. Nelson Groorne at Buck
roc. and Will occupy II until ,Novenb Der.
the guest Of Mrs. T. ". Bickford at Buck
roe Beach.
Lieut.. and Mrs Slcmo. Of washington.
D. c.. are guests of Mrs, w. CT Young
at Buckroe Beach. 3 Il,
Miss Louise Pricher, OF Alexandria, Va.
is the guest OF Mrs. Jacob HiHilfrieger, OF
Hampton. 3 e. "a KS 5s5555 s 5s 5E VI Is
s Miss Dorothy Gatewood. Of Alexandria
who has been the guest Of Mrs. w. g..
Young a Buckroc. left Tuesday for Nor.
folk. & AT 55i8 K .S59asys S N ii stta5
Miss Marie sImcrall, Of covington. KY.
Ia the guest Of Mrs. Harry Booker. Of
Buckroe. 3sS5 rs sa
Alessrs. Bunk Archer and John Gravett.
of Richmond, spent the F'ourt ii at Buck.
| roe Beach. S n
Ii Mr.. Albert q s. b Tanner, OF Richmond,
spent Sunday at Bnckroe Beach
a large party Of friends from BlickrocE
Swent8up the river tuesday evening with
the Richmond tobacconists. who are a
| old Point. Among the guests werc:SS Mr.,
and Mrs. John G. I1agan.s Mr.. and Mrs
Warner Moore. Miss Sophie White, Mr..
Rhodes. Mr.. Mccarthy Miss Agnes Me-
Ecarthy. Miss Bessie Booker and Miss
Carrie Steger. WI .es A]5s;i AZ 35i s3s
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K BUCKROE BEACH. lss
Many Richtnonders at This Pop,
WI III p ocnr a9i

4, Especial 70 The 4 imes- Dispatch.)
sRtor and Mrs Cfas.8J. Faulkner. Of West
Virginia., who have opened their cottage
at Bnckroe Beach, will have as their
guests for the month of July Misses
Matt Basel and Rosa Tucker of West
iNirsanta,' Messrs, stsye and Bob snod-
grass. of Mart .nsburg; and Mrs. Arthur
4 Gillian, Of PENNSYLVANIA. q VI NJ u 5s
Mrs. John g, Hagan, OF r Richmond, with
Miss Katherine IIagan, is spending a few
weeks at Inrkroe Beach, as the guest Of
,,tN1ra, Harry Booker, Y, # ss
3S. Miss Nina Armlstead, Of 3altimore and
Miss Edith Mon golnery. Of Ign hburS.