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summons

The State of Wisconsin, to the said Defendants.
and to each OF them
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons, cx-
elusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid, and
IL case OF your failure SO to do, Judgment will
be rendered against you according to the de
mand of the complaint, of which copy is here
with served NJ on you
ERNEST A. ARNOLD.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
p %. Address. Superior. Douglas County
Wisconsin. FEB 0-Apr9
To the above named defendants You vii
| please take notice that the complaint of tn,
plaintiff herein is now on file in the office o
the Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Dougla
| County Wisconsin.
Ernest A. Arnold,
| Plaintiffs Attorney.
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An EYy Dnener.

Columbu5 thought he was perform.
ing wonderful feat when he taught
his companions t. stand nm egg on end
witt out brcalShg the she'll but the
average houseboeper would have much
more admired trick that would have
shown them. 1ow to rlcanly open an
egg without spiling part of its con
tents
This tnay seem a most Insignificant
matter 10 those who have never had
the d OF making pies ana buildings
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Very careful and painstaking prep
aration Is being made by Charles J
Glidden OF Boston for his automobile
trip. covering every country Of the
globe. He viii leave on this trip next
fall. He Is the man who reached far
Their north" In an automobile when lac
crossed the arctic circle after l3,nN
miles of travelling last year
Mr.. Glidden Is now correspondents
with foreign consuls for 10y far the
most extensive trip which was ever
undertaken In an auto, as he Intends
10 cross every country Of Europe Asia
and Africa, the Sahara desert, india,
China and Australia and then To Amer.
lea and across the continent 10 his
home. Several years will be taken In
making the trip.
Mr.. Glidden Is wealthy. "A member of
the Massachusetts Automobile club Of
Boston and one of the most enthusiasts
tic automobtlists ever known. His
wealth was obtained from telephone
stock Investments In his trip mp
through Norway and across the arctic
circle he used Napier ear, which he
will continue to use for his around the
world journey In order that he may
give IL an uneNcelled record
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"But what makes You think YOUR So,
has any talrut In this luc: asked tht
artist 20 whom Uncle Bnl from TIT
crossroads had appealed
WAL. replied Uncle Rul thought,
fully ] don't know much about these
things myself hut Henry drawel "a
COW In Hans Browns rattle last month
and a watch this week -Ciuvluuau
Times Star
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state of Wisconsin In Circuit Court for Doug
las County.
Annette ". Nichols, Plaintiff
Neil Smith, Frances Smith, his wife, and l.. A
Nichols rs assignee ofthe Bank of West Su-
pcrior Defendants
NOTICES. hereby given that 10y virtue and in
pursuance Of u Judgment Of foreclosure and
safe, rendered and entered In the above ell
titled action, on the 18th day OF June 1901. |
SHALL at thc SouthcaSterly front door OF tn,
Court House in the city Of superior, Douglas
County, Wisconsin, ON the 2-nd day of March.
1871, AT ten o'clock in the forenoon. .otler fan
sale and sell at public auction TO the highe +
bidder for cash the olloa X described rem
ESTATE, situate in Douglas County, Wisconsin.
tu-WIt.
Lots numbered one %, Seven @. Eight ~
Nlur ~ aud Ten llul in block numbered Eighu
hour $50 Ia The towusite OF Superior CITY. n,
said t"wnsitc was surveyed and plated. nm,
the plat hereof recorded in the Office OF IA,
Register OF Deeds, in ana for pougla. Cnuur
Wisconsin tNhid property 10 be sold AS o,ie phr
ceN. together with the hereditamcnts and M
pufivmhcr> lhercunlu apperaluing or belong.
Ing 10 satisfy the sum of Five Thousand Seven
Hundred AMI Svyeniy-siN Dollars and Fifty-siN
cents ",'n,@ the amount OF said iudl
together with interest. costs aud charge,
thereon,
Edward Mokunun.
sheriff Douglas County, WIS
George y. lludualt.
Attorney ru rauHT
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Although the aquatic situation at
Ithaca, y. Y, Ia now serene. Cornell
men ARE worrying over the prospects OF
the football team. Financially the foot
ball season of 1903 showed a decrease
In income. For this reason Cornell
men are thinking Of every poss BILE
thing that can be done 10 insure snc-
cessful gridron year and the under.
graduates rejoice that Glen Warner
has been selected as coach Of the team.
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TheState of Wisconsin to the said defeud-
ants, and each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of this sum.
mons upon you exclusive OF the day of SER
vice, and defend the above entitled action in
the court aforesaid and in case Of your fall
nre so to do judgment will be taken against
you according to the demand of the com
plant, of which copy Is herewith served
upon you.
II. +. Roberts
Plaintiffs Attorney
Office & p. O. Address "Staion A" Superior,
Douglas Co, Wis.
Note, The purpose OF this action is to quiet
the title IN the plaintiff of THE ;. "a of the SW
OF sect II in T. ~ n, OF X. 10, in this state
and county against all claims OF any de
endant,
u. T., Roberts,
Jan. y Feb. 2 Plaintiffs Attorney
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eighteen foot class are being con
structed for New York al the Her
reshon shipyards at Bristol, X |
Three OF the coats are almost finished
The new boats are attracting some
interest in view of the fact that there
are four other eighteen footers from
the hands OF another designer being
built elsewhere. The interest TN the
boats is due to the desire Of yachts
men TO learn whether the Herreshof
boats or those designed 10y Boardmau
will prove the faster In next seasons
racing All OF the eighteen footers
will be finished In time for launching
before the lst OF June.
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"Jauie Is resolved IL 20 on the stage
isn't shcgr
Yes | told her there were Goo0 &C.
tors and actresses ont Of work Just
now and she said that would give her
a much better chance to Get q place On
the stage" Brooklyn Eagle
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NOTICE OF SALE ON FORECLOSURE.

state of Wlsconsin-ln Circuit Court for Doug.
las County.
Frank A, Smith, Plaintiff.
vs.
". II. Tucker and Emma Tucker his wife
Charles J. Johnson and joSefa johnson. his
>trcm, Erick Carlson, State of Wisconsin. Anna
Iowa, John Hatalc. h. F. llomei Edward r.
Buxton, William ". Thorpe as executor of the
At Will of Douglas b. Thorpe deceased, Henry
Nnunula, Joseph Book. Bank OF Commerce a
corporation, James II. PsIker, Belle shetland
aud f mira Coulter and Dallis W. Coulter Us
administrators OF the estate Of George Coulter
deceased" Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
pursuance of judgment of foreclosure ana
sale. rendered and entcred IN the above en-
titled action ON the 3rd day OF January 1872
shall, ut the SoulhcsSterly front door of Il {
Court House, in the City of superior Douglas
county Wisconsin, on the 10Th day of March
i'04. at 10 O'Clock in The forenoon oiier(or sale
and sell at pubic auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash the following described real estate
situated IN Douglas County, Wisconsin, to.wit,
Tie YES, one hall (W y of the South Eas
Quarter u. r. ~ OF block numbered Nineteent
40, On West 1hiIIeeI tn ~. 18th street in the
townsite of Sup,rio', now part OF the city of
superior, according to the recorded plat of
said tOwusitc on file and 4 record in the office
OF the Register of Deeds IN aud for said Doug
las County Wisconsin. 20 satisfy the sum of
One Thou ana Twelve ana plyJ dollars
Z g "a of a
- with interest. costs and charges thereon, in
Guiding costs of sale.
Edward Mckinnon,
Sheriff Of ltLtIhs County, Wis.
Geo Il. Hudnan.
Attorney tor iplainlif
Jan. 30 Mar
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Ar wa getting good returns from
your business asked the young wu
mans father
They're out of sight" replied a..
young man amhiguou>ly
And rs the old man thourht the
yc""g man was only talking Si.,u. ur
got the girl
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Truthful.

"Now," said Slusher rs he finished
telling a long yarn tell me honestly
have YOU ever heard that story be
FORE
Yes. said Tucker 4 have heard
the story told before. but, to be honest.
III have e admit never heard it told
30 badly before"
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Vanderbilt, an .Autobontist" Too.

William *. Vanderbilt, Jr.. the note,
automobile racer, made good his prom
Use when he pun chased an automobil,
boat from Il novel model recently
shown by New York company, MIR
Vanderbilt look cd the model over care
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ST. Croix Consolidated Copper
Co. "a Wisconsin Corporation)
Plaintiff,
VS..
Eugene C.Tittmann asAssignee
of Schulenburg < Boeckler
Lumber Company; James |.
Gilbert and Mrs. James !. Gil.
bert his wife; Andrew sword
ling and Mrs. Andrew Sword
ling his wife; Charles \. Clark
and Mrs. Charles n. Clark his
wife; Enoch Bamford and
Fanny ID. Bamford his wife;
Catherine randall: NJ. l..
Arnold: John A. Prall trustee
and Mrs. John A. Prall his
wife;John Grady and Mrs. John
Grady his wife; The unknown
owners OF the Northwest quart
or OF the Northwest quarter OF
section Il, and the Southwest
quarter OF section IS, in town
IS, range IA West; The unknown
owners OF the East half of the
Northwest quarter OF section
81, Township a. range IL West;
Edward W Durant, Jr.; Pat
rick Kitty and Mrs. Patrick
Kitty his wife; William
O'Brien and Mrs. William
O'Brien his wife; Isaac /.
Moore and Mrs. Isaac I Moore
his Wife; Hiram Hayes and
Mrs. Hiram Hayes his wife;
The unknown owners OF the
Northwest quarter OF the
Southwest quarter of section
10. township ~. range Is West.
Defendants,
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WILLIAM X. vANDFRRILT. JR,, IN AUTO
MOBILE DRESS.
fully, liked II and purchased one OF
hand. promising to give his measure
ments at an early day,
Mr.. Vanderbilt's entry into nuto
boating IL In line with his promise
while at Palm Beach, Fla, recently.
where he presented II 1000 trophy for
autoboat racing next winter at the
tournament on Lake Worth. The news
that he has really entered the field is
sufficient to make glad the hearts Of
the many devotees OF the new sport
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rhc State of Wisconsin, 70 the said Defend
and to each of them;
You are hereby summoned to appear with
tAcnty days after service OF this summons.
e., iusiNc of the day of service, and defeud the
nLo'r entitled action in the court aforesaid;
a 90 IN case OF your failure so To do judgment
Will be rendered against You according to the
demand of the cumPlaint,of which copy is
her with served upon you
GEO, b. liUDNALL.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
+. o. Address, superior, Douglas County,
Wisconsin. Deb. 27.Apr -
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ST VI MONS.

STATE OF WIsCONsINln'-CircuIt Court for
Douglas County,
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ST VI MONS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Douglas County-In
Circuit Court.
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Plaintiff.

Henry iowa and Anna iowa, his wife;
kuSta Alowen; Elias Laasanen; j. II.
Parker, as assignee of the Superior Nation
al Bank, The International Bank OF West
Nuperior,Thc Oidcnburg-Ja sberg Company
William b. Thorpe, rs Executor Of the last
viii of Douglas B. Thorpe. deceased; Henr,
'lHunula, aud Bank of Commerce
Defendants j
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PETER J. MORRISSEY. Plaintiff
Vs
AGNES KANE, RICHARD KANE. and
the unknown heirs Of Mary Kane de-\
ceased, Defendants.
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| will send you the Police GAZETTE foI
one ycara 4 complete s,taf IsId made
Boxing Gloves which viii last for years
ora ~ Punching Bag
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81. Croix Consolidated Copper
Co. "a Wisconsin Corporation)
Plaintiff,
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state of Wlsconsin.-In Circuit Court for Doug
las County
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-08

| ton, Del; Mrs. Conway Gordon, Miss
Allen and Miss Williams consenting, al
| the earnest request of the ladies, TO glVe
them second programme.
This was such delight to listeners
that only one regret obtruded itself-tha
the quartctte which had done such gooe
work Monday could not be heard again
Miss Roberta Allen with the violin; Or
"A. S. Hoen VOLTA; Mr.. u. A. Hoen cello
and Miss Louise Williams on the piano
composed this quartette which playet
such an important part in Mondays pro
gramme and created such enthusiasm
with It's selections, especially with the
mnuct from Bocchinini,
All the musicians who appeared Fri
day afternoon were at their best. MISS
Wales's voice sustained the charming I'm.
preston already created with an added
note of depth, sweetness ana PURIFY
Mrs. Gordon's numbers were spiendldly
given. Miss Aliens violin sang It's &C.
customed sweet song, and Miss VIII
liams' S Accomplishments We're as harmonl-
olis as truly sympathetic and as well
played as always
The appearance on tho programme OF
Mr.. John Powell Just returned for the
second time from Vienna, where he has
been studying during the past winter
with the famous master, Leschetisczlsy,
was greeted with hearty applause. Mr..
Powell yielded to entrcaties and played
as he never fails to play, with mastery
skin and touch. The programme in full
included:
1,Meister singer...., Walters Prize Song
Miss Roberta Allen,
.. | waited for the Lord Mendelssohn
Miss Wales, Mrs. Conway Gordon,
3. la) Mary's Eyes Crouch
b) The flowers Have Nodded Their
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ors and anatomy, she has studied under
Simon and Nothers equally famous in
Munich and Parts She has eXhlpitea
po ''.i III this country and Europe, ana ner
work has received most favorable notile
troiil the press.
Important Meeting.
An Important meeting OF the k,n s,
/! lighters Circle, 'In the service OF 1ne
k1hg Will be held at the residences s,1ea y, =.
the leader, Mrs. Dickinson, NO. 326VS l'as Vs.
Broad Street, Monday evening, at az; ~
o Clock. All members are requested " w
Monthly Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Richmond Chapter United Daush,efs ~
tho Confederacy, Will be held IN 1 i.1''
Camp Hail. "Wednesday next, May LIZ,
nt O'clock p. NJ All visiting dausii'e ,ls
In the city are cordially invited 10 W
present. Il
B New members Who have not vet hafd.
ed In their blanks are requested 10 ha'''l
then, In atsthis meeting, ~,
Members will please attend q ca'i 81.
meeting Of Lee Camp AuSiliar9, " ~
held next "Wednesday afternoon AT
O'Clock, in Lee Camp Hall. M
Board Meeting.
An Important meeting of the BOARD OF
the shelteting Arms Hospital VIII Dc
held May 9th, at noon. All members are
earnestly requested to BIO present
Kate Wheelock Club.
rho Kate wheelock Whist Club VII VII
meet Wednesday afternoon next at 4'oe
o'clock. with Mrs. j. Willard Craig OF
Annual Entertainment.
Tho Society OF Colonial Danes In tho
State OF Virginia will hold their anmual
reception at the Woman's CLUB on Wea-
nesday evening next, from to IL oclocN'
Tho club will be decorated IN me CO.
lonlal colors, yellow and blue, ana guests
will lie received BY Mrs. Herbert a. Ciai-
bore, the president of the danes; the
officets Of the society, ana the chairman
Of the entertainment, Mrs Ida w. Ciler-
SOIL.
The guests OF honor will be number
Of the prominent officials of the Natlon-
nj Society OF Danes, who VIII come W
Richmond from the convention recehtiy
held IN washington for tho purpose OIL
visiting Mrs. Claiborne and other luch-
mond friends.
Each dame is privileged to invite q gen
tlemnn as her escort. The reception prom
ises to be one of the most brilliant OH
tile May social calendar.
A Mrs John I1ottier is chairman or me
Decoratlon, and Mrs. Charles Selden, or
The Refreshment Committee.
On Tuesday next, from to z O'CLOCK
p. NJ, Mrs Claibornel will be at home TO
the Virginia Danes In honor OF her
guests. among whom will be Mrs. Joseph
Lamar, OF Atlanta, Ga, the secretary,
and Mrs. Herbert +. Iyster, OF Detroit.
acting historian, and vice-president or
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Piano Club Recital.

The closing recital OF the Ladies
Piano Club was held on Tuesday even
Ing at the residence Of Mrs Carl w,
liimpton, No. 512 East Grace Street. An
artistic programme was skillfuly rem
dered, which was much enjoyed by the
members Of the club and their invited
guests of which there were a goodly
number.
The club is under special obligations
to the choir OF the Second Presbyterian
Church. which contributed in pleasing
z manner a number Of beautiful selections.
Through the Kindness of Miss Bessie
IIoge the club was loaned a book Of
chants made by hand by the monks In
the monastery ut Lisbon, Spain, in the
year 1884. The book is In a remarkable
state of preservation. and is executed
with rare skill. The age of the book is
shown by the fact that the staff has only
four lines and three spaces. the notes
F.. being square and diamond shaped.
Much of the success of the Piano Club
is due to the untrng efforts of its presl.
dent. Miss Mary Willie smoot. The Sec
I rotary. Mrs. Carl w. Kimpton, submit
ted the following report:
With the recital OF this evening the
third season of the Ladies Piano Club Is
brought to a close, During the first two
years the club tack up .the works of the
following composers: Handel, Haydn,
| Chopin, List, Wagner, Beethoven and
! others.
This season has been devoted to "mu-
slcal form" Polonaises, Rhondos, Bal
ladies'. Waltzes, Barcaroes, Minuets.
Nocturnes, Tarantelles, htying been
studied and rendered with much interest
and profit to the members A feature
of the seasons programme has been n
series of Essays" on music and COM
posers, by Mrs. T. William Pemberton
and Mrs. A. l.. Marcy, to whom the club
Is especially indebted for tho interest
manifested.
The club has materially increased dur
ing the past season, and recltals will be
resumed in the early fall, when 1t Is the
aim of the club TO still broaden Its sphere
of usefulness by closer study Of the
works Of the masters,
At the conclusion of the programme
delightful social hour was spent, refresh
ments being served.
PROGRAMME.
!, Spanish Dance, Duet. Moskowski
Mrs Carl w Kimpton and Mrs. William
Fleet Kirk
2 Grand Polonaise, Piano Solo. Chopin
Miss Elizabeth Nosby.
3. Spring Song, Vocal Quartette. Pinsut
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very finest in the city. and most cx-
cellent programme has been prepared. 1t
Is hoped that people Will be turned away
from the doors unable to gain admttancc.
The cause is so worthy and the needs Of
the homo so great that this should be
the case.
After the concert refreshments will be
served by the lady board Of managers
The following Is the programme:
PROGRAMME.
/. Vocal Quartette. 1.-THE Old Refrain
Molloy
Grove Avenue Quartette.
Miss Mitchell. Mrs. Rowe. Messrs.
Tribbett and Crump.
2. Soprano Solo, with Violin Obligato,
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Miss Powell, Mr. Morton, Miss Mccarthy,

Miss Powell, Mr.. Morton, Miss Mccarthy,
Mr.. Dunbar.
A. santa's Ballade from Flying Dutchman
.......... ................ Wagner Llszt,
Miss Zelle Minor.
5. (a) Magic Fire, Music from die Walkure
(b)March from Tannlauser.. Wagner
Miss Mary Willie Smoot Mr.. Weitzel.
g. Rustic of Spring, Piano Solo.... Sinding
Miss Myrtle BEDFORD.
Z. Where Are You Going My Pretty Maid
Miss Powell, Mr.. Morton, Miss Mccarthy
Mr.. Dunbar.
s. Marriage of Figaro, Duet. .,... Mozart
Mrs. Stearns, Miss Lewis.
At the Wo1nan's Club.
On Friday afternoon at S o'clock the
rare pleasure Of Mondays musicale at
the Woman's Clubswas in q large meas
ure repeated, Miss Wales. OF Whining
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Flowers arc loves truest language, they
,l,ko The ,ilvining rods of Magi old,
.chnra nrncjo,is wealth lies buried not
mt oye-strong love that never can
Park Benjamin.
,7,o-,.or. sre words which even babe
understand. Bishop Coke.
Tbey sneak of hope to the fninting neart,
with voice Of promise they come "''A
part; - a., ,,i,trv
4 They sleep IN dust 'hro"s' wv
rney break forth III giory--brlng flowers
Mrs Temans.
In Eastern lands they talk in Towers.
And they tell in garland their loves
and cares.
Each Blossom that blooms IN tne'r shfuei'
bowers
on its leaves mystic language bears
-Percival.
Flowers are like the pleasures OF the
world. eSi'''e.i''e
The flower Of sweetest smell is shy
and lonely. w olt'swo' W.
TO me the, meancst flower that blows
can give
Thoughts that do often lie too deep for
$500 Wordsworth
The shy little Mayhower weaves her
nest.
u But the South wind signs over the fra
grant loan,
And betrays the path to her woodland
Sarah Helen whitman.
Early violets, blue and white.
S Diving for their love Of light.
Edwin Arnold.
What glory then for mo
ss In such company
5H Roses plenty, roses plenty
And one nightingale for twenty.
Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
The hyaclnth for constancy with Its
unchanging blue. burns
Music, sweet music
Sounds over the earth
One glad choral song
Grccts the primroses birth.
Whitman.
The sweet forget-me -nots
That grow for happy lovers.
-Tennyson.
In cowslp's bell lie
There crouch when owls do cry.
Merriy merrily shall live now,
Under the blossom that hangs on the
bough.6,
Shakespeare.
Come, o Spring! unpack thy leaves,
Flood the boughs and flush the gloom;
Brush the cheek Of him who grleVeS
With a branch of apple bloom.
--Wctherald
What is that on your breast, Milady
Burning--with lips apart?
ooh that is rose.
The fairest that grows
-Wetherald.
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ebration, which will BIO held Tuesday.

ebraton, which will BIO held Tuesday.
May 18th, at p. NJ.
The exercises will be opened and closed
by the Rev. DR.. L. n Calisch. General
Fitzhugh Lee will deliver the annual
address, and Mr., Roscoe Nelson VIII
introduce tho speaker. Fuller details
will be published later.
Observation-Disclosures,
One of the most Interesting announce
ments Of the past week was that IN re-
gard to the engagement of MISS Sarah
Evelyn Baylor, OF Charlotte county, to
Mr.. Pelham Blackboard of this city.
The marriage celebration will take place
ut staunton HILL" the home of Miss
Baylor's grandmother, Mrs: Charles
Bruce, one of the most beautiful country
homes in Virginia. The ceremony Will
be performed on the morning or June Isl
and Will be witnessed only by the imme-
diate families of the contracting parties.
Afterward Mr.. and Mrs. Blackford VIII
drive across the country to the southern
Railroad, take the train for New York,
and sail from that city for Naples,
Miss Baylor IS the daughter OF Cap
tain James B. Baylor the distinguished
engineer, who surveyed the oyster srouhus
of Chesapeake Bay. She IS beaullu''
graceful and accomplished and has many
Isaac Darlington, on Grove Avenue, more
than once. Nh. Blackford for some years
has been prominently identified with bus
mess and social life In Richmond, where
he Is quite as popular as elsewhere In
the state Both Miss Baylor and Mr..
Rlackford belong to the Oldest and most
widely known OF Virginia families.
"staunton Hill" is as renowned for gra-
cous hospitality as any home within
the length and breadth of the odd Do
minlon.'
Among the many pleasing entertain
mcnts of this week none promises as
gotten IN by Mrs. John MURPHY, 70 be
given at The beautiful assembly hall IN
the annex Of Mnrphy's Hotel on IhuFs,
day evening, May 18th, for the benett OF
the "virgl.aia Home for lncuraples,
Among tie singers VIII be louha '"'