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Reu.Io. win BE q. G.,.rie.

Guthrie Ok. Sept THE Knights of
Pythias Of Oklahoma decided to-day 10
hold their next annual convention in
Guthrie the first part of October
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EEPCBLIC SPECIAL
Peoria. Ill. Sept. THE corner stone
of the United States Weather Bureau
Station was laid to-day. President o. J.
Bailey. of Bradley Polytechnic Institute
and Representative Gran laid the mortar
for the stone. Addresses were delivered BY
Dean Burgess and Doctor Sission. former
ly director. The station will cost $Ooyo.
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Grafton Of Labor. pledged the support Of
that order
The strikers are confident OF ultimate
success Three members have deserted.
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Leavenworth Mass Inj.ries Fatal.

y. H. Mullen of Iesyenworfh Ka< who
was struck by an Olive street car at New
stead avenue Tuesday night. died carly
yesterday morning % the CITY HOSPITAL
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For D,.,r-,, As,., E.,,..

IKE Hor-forG'S Acid Phosphate IL relieves
immediately. By stimulating the secretion o, the
se-tiye fluid Makes the digestion natural
Id easy AMI Improves general health
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$500 to New Orleans and Return
Via Mobile and Ohio Railroad. September
10 and =. Ticket Office. 5ls Olive street
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SIX Jmbre1tas, -. and Up.
At Mermod & Jaccard's. Broadway ard
Locust ST.
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Lay stations Corser stone.

And Dramatic Art. y. ". c. \. bldg. cit
Enroll for day and evening classes.
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Valley Park Company incorporates.

It's In the make. says IL A Hesse.
Tailor. ei7 Pine.
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nnANe O0as0A Pronps rsi;ef. Cause rsD0vs1.
Sy0pfoms never f0snYn a cen.
pisss and psf0aasat esusfit1.
Ann AS1M tsocai CURE nssk ~ VssA
~ U0Oy0 Write af once foritt -
?. HAROLD hAvG0. 0uGai0, 0.v-
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sira D: T. Evans; Miss Lsii, Evans. Miss
Teaisins: 1rs. Liza Young, Eeshr
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CHAPTER xvIII-continued.

squires standing behind them. Look
both floor and ceiling were of the richest
oak, the latter spanned by twelve lrching
beams, which were adorned at elt1er end
By the lilies and the lions OF the royal
arms On the further side was small
door, on each side OF which stood mem
alarms. From time to time an elderly.
man in black with rounded shoulders and
a long white wand in his hand came
softly forth from ais inner room, and
beckoned to one or other of the COM
pany, who dotted cap and followed lin.
Tho two knights were deep IN talk,
when Allcyne became aware Of Il re-
niarkablc individual who LAS w..lkine
round the room in il;eir direction. AS
he passed each knot OF cavaliers every.
head turned to look after him, and 1t
was evident, from the bows and respect
full Solicitations on all sides, that the in
tcrEst which he excited was not due
merely to his strange personal appear
ance. He was tall and straight as
lance, though OF a great age. for his
hair, which curled from under hig velvet
cap Of maintenance, was as white as tho
new-fallen snow Yet, from the swing
of his stride and the spring OF his step
the fire and activity OF his youth. Ills
fierce hawk-like face was clean shaver,
like that Of "a priest, save for long Thin
wisp Of white moustachc which dropped
down half way to his shoulder. That he
had been handsome might be easily
judged from his high aquiIine nose and
clcar-cnt chin; but his features had been
so distorted by tho geanlB aud scars OF
old wounds, and by the Joss OF one eye
which had been torn from the socke,
that there was l!ttIs left 10 remind one
Of the dashing young knight who had
been fifty years ago he fairest az veil
as the bpldeht of the EIRiisn ctJyaJry
Yet what knight was there III. that han
of St Andrews whJ would rot have .isu-
~ laid down youth. beauty and a., that
ne possessed 10 Win the fame D? lhis
man? For who coltd ~ named Win
chandos. the stainless knight. the. y,,e
councillor The valiant warrior, lie hero
OF Crecy, of WinchedEea, u I.oict,trs. nj
.Auray. and 81 many Dthsr hattIes
as the,e acre gepf - ~ MIR
''iias my !ittte heart N aolag ~ cried
darling forward suddenly ana thr1,Yftz s,is
arms round Eff Hisgi y iifstg fiiat ya.,
were hers and iiaYG bern srexihs yo3
MY fair ana dFaF tGYd Nald ne
I knight returning the wAyfjofSs embraces
y have indeed c0hn Dsek ", ygi fs,f
where eEss sbail 10 ,t,st ,osy ram
IN be gentle and hstaY xBigltz"
h9 iny TROLL" ssid Nusfs4Gg @an
smile ~ y HfrY hi,ii; tils, ~ si,15,l0
be eonpan'hne, SiSsi M tIBp4 sea aaY4
) 'ieu W oH9 " yp4t s,ss. a4a L4gs
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CHAPTER XIX.
HOW THERE WAS STIR AT TIE ABB
BEY OF ST. ANDREWS.

Tie princess rcception-room. although,
of no great size. was fitted III With
al ,ne state and luxury which the fame
and power of IN owner demanded. a
high dais al the further and was rooted
10 w broad canopy OF scarlet velvet
spaneted with silver Geur-dc-lls. and sup
ported st either corner by. silver rods.
1'hIs MAS approached by four steps
carpeird Hiiil the same material while
all ronnd we're rnattnrcd rich cushions.
oriental mats and costly r'igs OF fur. The
.ciiDieffi tapestries which the looms Of
Arras could furnish draped the walls
witaseon tho battles 81 Judas Maccabae,s
weSH Fei fosth, With the Je"lah warriors
In ptste N proof, With crest and lnnces
aha hanf4rfjn, Az tho naive artists ~ tho
daY urn wont 10 dGplrt them: a few
mn fEilns ard hancals. choicnly carved
anf Gfss1taled Nit, glazed leather hang
ipga ~ ne sort termed or basane COM
plHfff iiH furniture ~ te apartment,
tays inst 81 one side OF the dais there
sfond u nifty perch, upon which a cast
~ infes solemn FrErsian gerfalrons sat,
tty'ssei sad issseled, ~ silent ana motion
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OF Harrisonburs. who will DO the grooms

! UleN. ( & laz
The bride-eleet will enter with her fatt.
er and be given away by him. She Will
wear white messalne satin, trimmed
in chiffon, collar and berthe Of rose
point and Duchesse lace. Her veil will
be caught with diamond crescent and
she will carry shower Of lilies or the
valley. @
The maid Of honor will be in white
lace over white liberty satin. Her or,la-
tnents will be pearls and 4 her flowers
pink chrysanthemun1s. ". Il,
The bridesmaids will have charming
frocks OF white chiffon embroidered III
pink flowers. white liberty satin girdles.
Their bouquets Will be clusters Of white
moth chrysanthemums.
After the marriage, d hainlsur,e rcccr-
ton will be given at the, home of the
bride, who is beautiful young girl, and
7 has been a belle IN Harrisonburg society
and elsewhere In Virginia since her COM
Ing out. She has been greatly admired
at the University of Virginia finals md
has often visited Richmond. Mr.. GRAFT
tan is the son of distinguished mcmbe-
of the Virginia bar. and has a host Of
relatives and friends here. He is grad,
uata of the University of Virginia.. The
wedding gifts In cut glass, silver and
oriental furnishings, received by the bride,
Tho bride and groom will spend their
honeymoon In a Western and Southern
tour, returning to make their home in
Harrisonburg. Among the wedding guests
will be: Mrs. William r. White, Of Provl-
dence, Rhode Island; Mrs. George Bryan
of Richmond, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Mount
JOY Cloud, of Los Angeles, Call: Mrs
Horace Woodward Clarke, Of Mobile.
Ala; Miss Mary Il. IShrincr, OF Wash
ington. D. c.; Miss Frances shacklett,
of Charlottesville va.:Y Miss Lucy g.
Cabell. OF Norwood va; Miss Eta Cab
ell. OF Variety Mills, Va; Miss Elsie
Seldom, Of Norwood, Va; Mrs. Leroy
Roper. Of Petersburg. Va; Mr.. Howard
j. White. Of Providence, r. l.; Miss Bot
tie J. Clarke Of Lexington. Va. and
MIR. James Pasco, Of the University Of
Virginia.
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right hardly without either bite or sup!
remarked the prince. did l not sec
! him al Paictiers, where for two days we
| had not more than crust Of bread and
! a cup OF foul water. yet carrying himself
! most valantly. With my own eyes
! saw him In the rout sweep the head
from n knight Of Pcardy with one blow
Of his sword"
THE rogue got between me and the
nearest French vlctual wain,' muttered
| Sir Oliver, amid a fresh litter from those
who were near enough to catch his
] words.
! "How many have you in your traln?"s
asked the prince, assuming a grnver
q have forty men farms. ,slre.' said
| Sir Oliver
"And 1 have one hundred archers and
a score OF lancers, but there arc two
hundred men who walt for me on this
side of the water upon the borders Of
| Navarro
''And who are they. Sir Nlge?''
"They are free company sire. and
| they arc called the White Company
To the establishment of the knight. his
words provoked n burst OF mcrriment
from tho barons round, In which the
two kings and the prince We're fain to
join. Sir Nigel blinlted mildly from one
to the other. until at last perceiving a stout
laugh rang somewhat louder than tho
others, lie touched him lightly upon the
sleeve.
'Perrhance, my fair SIR" he whls-
pered. there is some small bow Of which
! may relieve you. Might we not have
some honorable debate upon tho matter.
Your gentle courtesy may perhaps grant
me AN exchange Of thrusts," 5l{
Nay. nay, Sir Nigel" cried the prince,
Hasten not the offence upon Sill. Robert
I3riqllet, for we are one and all begged
In the same mre. Truth to say. or
ears heye Just been vexed by the doings
of the same company, and have even
held the rank of captain over It, I little
thought to find him among the Bravest#
Of my own chosen cheftains. But tho
vow Is no wrought, for, as you have nevnr
seen your company, 1t would be a FOOLS
act to blame you for their doings."
Ny liege, said Sir Nigel, ut Is. a
livery small matter that should DO
somewhat more isnoble than had hoped
for. On the other hand, It would be
n very, grleyous thing that you the Prince
OF England and the flower OF knighthood.
should make a VOW. whether in Ignorance
or no. and fail to bring It to fulfillmentl
"Yex not your mind on that tho
prince answered smiling. I'VE have had
Il citizen from Montauban here this very
day, who told MS such a tale Of sack
innd murder and pillage that 1t moved
our blood; but our wrath was turned
upon5tle man who was In authority over
Ethem1'
my dear and honored MASTER" cried
Nigel, IN grea anxiety II fear me much
that In your gentleness OF heart You arc
straning this vow which you have taken.
II there he SO much as q shadow OF ~
doubt as TO the form Of 1t, It were a
Thousand times best"
peace! peace!'' cried the prince im-
patiently. II am very well able to look
to mysown vows and their performance,
yYe hope to see you both In the banquet
hall anon. Meanwhile you will attend
upon lis with our train" He bowed.
and Chandos, plucking' Sir Oliver by the
sleeve. led them both away to the back
of the press OF courtiers,
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BY A. CONAN DOYLE.

had the mschance to lose one OF mine,
we have but pair between us. All.
Sir Oliver! you were on the blind side
Of me and II saw you not. A wise
woman hath made prophecy that this
blind side will one day be the death OF
me. We shall so In to the prince anon !;
but In truth he hath much upon his
hands. for what with Pedro, and the
King OF Aajorca, ana the King Of Ma
svarre. who is no two days Of the same
mind. and the Gascon barons who are
all chafrering for terms like so many
hucksters. he hath an uneasy part to
play. But how left you the Lady Lor-
Ing 2"
She was we'll my fair lord and sent
her service and greetings to you."
II am ever her knight and slave. And
your journey. ! trust that 1t was pleas
anti"
"As heart could wish. We had sight
OF two rover galleys, and even came TO
have some slight pickering with them
Ever In luck's way. Nigel" quoth Sir
John. I'VE must hear the tale anon.
But deem It best that ye should leave
your sguircs and come with me- for. how
sOe'er pressed the prince may be, ! am
very sure that ne would be 10th 10 keep
two Old cOmrades-in-ar upon the fur.
Their side Of the door. Follow close be-
hind me, and ] will forstall old Sir VIII
liam. though can scarce promise to roll
forth your style and rank az is his won't"
SO saying. he led the way to tho inner
chamber. tho two companions treadng
close at his heels. and nodding to right
and left ar they caught sight Of ia
milar faces among tho crowd.
! \ y.
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Miss Marianne Meade Will DO III Mr..
Meriwether Joness box ut the Horse
Show oil Wednesday, night, and on Sat-
and Mrs. Henry l.. Caboll's party in MI.
Barton Grundy's box. Miss Kate Meade
Will be In Mr. Merrlwether Jones's box
for Saturday matinee, with her guests,
MISS Katherine FOntaine and Miss Betsy
Minor. Of Alberma rle county.
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All Received. Additions.

( On Sunday there were nineteen nddi-
tons at Grace Street Presbyterian
Church. The Third Presbyterian Church
received twelve additions.
At the Second Presbyterian Church
there were six additions At The Church
of tho Covenant there was large con-
gregation to hear Dr. Stewart and two
additions were received. }.f.s 4t}s l
The Second Presbyterian Church held
It's first night service Sunday, ana there
vas a noticeable increase In tho attend
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lions md readings OF tho, finest charac-
ter and the most varied scope. <
The beautiful afternoon throngcd the
club parlors, many OF tho visitors who
are In the city being present. Light
refreshments were served by a number OF
pretty young girls. and an Informal re-
ception was held at the conclusion OF the
programme.
Both Miss Mills and Miss TinslcY were
warmly congratulated on the success OF
the afternoon which was one OF the pleas
arltoSt OF the autumn weekly series.
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One OF the most charming box parties
for tonight will be that Of which Mr..
G. B. Antrinls will be host. It Will In
Hattie ROSS. Miss Phrony' pegraln. Mr..
Richard Pegra1n, Mr.. w. II. Palmer, Jr.,-
and Mr.. C.. B. Antrim. s5.s3st.5
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At the Wonan's Club.

Miss Adele Mills was chairman at the
Woman's Club last afternoon when Miss
Constance Tlnsley presented delightful
dramatic recital which included recita-
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Former Pastor Here

Rev J. Il. Cook OF clifton Forge. a.
former pastor Of Hoge Memorial Church,
is In Richmond visiting relatives. on his
way TO the Presbyterian Synod, to- be
held In Afartinsburg. w. Va, beginning
Thursday night. October Goth. at Z 2. n.
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/. N, Upshur, Mrs. J. 8. wexford. Mrs.
!. q Williams md MISC Fannie Mcguire.

= 8. Williams Ria an and j Miss Fannie Meaa'rs.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gilbert. Of New York Q ,,, re- !.
Mrs. D. Il. Williams. at No. 2io East
franklin Street. Tor the week,
The Kate Wheelock Whist Club VII
meet this week with Mrs. Charles Page,
No. 900 East Franklin Street.
In Colonel Anderson,s box t9.niEhnt !, at a,
Mrs. Archer Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
ana y Mr Miss Addison salH Al'nef noeFso"
Mrs. George Bryan left yesterday for a
ten days, visit to Harrlsonburg. St;
Mr., Gardner Booth 81 Alexamdr Va =;
Virginia, but who now exercises 1urisdic-
Jefferson Hotel. and will attend the Rich
rnond Horse Show.
s The monthly meeting OF the Masonic
Home Auxiliary viii ne held in the Tens
pie Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'clock 9
Indian Rock. Va. Who have been Visiting
Mrs. n. T.. Hunter at No 2l5 East Frank
lin Street left yesterday for short visit
4 to the family OF Mrs. Dillon's uncle. Mr..
-. n. : eho4etoi', - sAS!i"isA' 80 - sE
The attendants at the wedding OF Miss
Meade Burwell and Mr. Edwin Laird.
taking place next Wednesday evening.
will go together to the Horse Show. after
the bride and groom have started on their
wedding trip. The party Will occupy sey-
eral boxes.
Troo c. Seventh United States Cavalry
which will exhibit superb horsemanshps
every night at the Horse Show is in good
quarters at Reservoir Park under Cap
tain Montgo merry. asg #
lieutenant Charles NJ. Wesson was In;
that regiment while It was at Columbia
Barracks In Cuba. x
Troop G, Seventh United States Cavalry,
men, who show soldlerly bearing in every
respect. The coaching Of a refractory
horse by First Sergeant Litterer has been
noted asian induction lesson In discipline
sgs{ Eit55sti ~ ~ d
Miss Maria Blair, who Is visiting friends
In Lexington and Salem. Va. will return
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late In October EARLY In November she
Will reopen her Shakespeare classes, al
list. These sslnsses Will meet at Vest
minister School. No. 76 West Grace Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Phrkc Benjamin ITALIA
i ferro. who fhnvhleturned from their we'd
ding trip, will have a delightful series of!
box parties at the Horse Show.
turned from the st. Louis Exposition.
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Y Mr.. and Mrs. Hairy 1laznrd have lust
returned to the city, after an absence of
i've months spent at thcir summer home,
Bay Head. New jersey. y8
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Miss Gertrude Can,m Is spending a
month gith Mr.. and Mrs: Eppn Hunter,
Jr., ut No. 8 Dast Franklin Street.. d
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Personal Mention.

Miss Louise McAdams Will have as her
box guest at the Horse Show during tho
Miss Hammond. OF washington. Young
gentlemen Iii the box this evening will be
Mcssis. Brockenbrough, Dunlop, Elect
and Jones.
Miss Heller Morrison will occupy seat
In Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Niranleys box at
the show this evening.
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Grattan--Roller.

A fashionable wedding celebration, In
WHICH many Richmond people are inter-
csted, will be that Of Miss 1.ewie Roller,
the daughter Of General John d. Roller,
to Mr.. George Gilmer Grattan. Jr.. the
son OF Judge George Gilmer Grattan. OF
Harrisonbnrg, Va.
The ceremony will take place ut 8
o'clock this evening in Emmanuel Epis-
copal Church. at Harrisonburg. the Rev.
Robert u. Brooking being the celebrant.
The church will be decorated with
palms, smilax and pink and white chry-
fsanthemums, clusters of which will be
tied to the pews. The house decorations
will also be In pink and white, a1dslightrd
with shaded pink candles III silver candle
5labra. Mr. Payne Avis, at TIE. organ,
will accom-. amy Mr.. Howard J. White
of Providence, R. Ia on the yioincello..
The bridal party will enter the churcn TO
the wedding chorus from Lohensrin;.
Schubert's Serenade will be played during
the ceremony. and Mendelssphn's wedding
march as tho occasional
The maid of honor Will be Miss Mar
garct Stuart Roller, the sts:rr Of the
bride. MI Robert Gratta1hsof New York,
the grooms brother will lie hes' man,
aid other attendants will include the
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Fl. GtustaA Miss
Patterson, Of I'a;,'n;cre, Nd
Miss Esther Lewis Of Berryvile. Va;
Miss Georgia Wilson, of Richmond; Miss
Martha IIendrick, of washington, y. C.;3
Miss Laura Shumate, OF Hagerstown.
Md. Miss Mary Z. Cornell. Of Ne" York
city, and Miss Hattie Strayer, of Harri-
sonburg; Mr.. Charles S. Williams of New
Orleans. La; DR.. Robert NJ. Cole
man. of Lexington, KY; DR.. 3. c. Willis,
of New York city; Mr.. Charles NJ. East,
of staunton, Va; Mr.. James Johnston,
Mr.. Lunsford II. Lewis, Mr.. Randolph
Heneberger and Mr.. Charles G. Herring,
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Mr.. Harrison Cassard, Of Baltimore, is
ut the Jefferson for Horse Show week.

Mrs G. Darlington :f Mcphal and Mrs.
James WEIGH Will be the guests OF Mr..
Edward c. Mayo in Ills box at the
Horse Show tonight. Both, ladies will
he box guests of friends during the week.
Mrs. WEIGH having accented invitations
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WORKMAN ond
others. 49,
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chino. pink roses aud pink ribbons.

chine. pink roses and pink ribbons.
Gentlemen dancing We're Messrs Fitz-
gerald, Hubbard, McCance. Harrison, We'd
dell, Turner. Morgan, Lea, Dunlop, Swart-
out, Rose Cannon, Smith, sutton, White
hurst, Cardoza. Perrin. Munford, McKen-
ny. Dpes, Parrish. Reed, Guptill, Me-
Adams. Brown, Blair, Boschcn, Baugh-
man. HAYES, Brockenbrougl, Hodgson,
Dodson, Catlett, Daniel, Jones, Watkins.
Harrison, Blair, Fleet. Jennings. Wigs,
I4cakc, Drake, Butler, Mitchell. Bidgood,
Smith. Jones' Lewis. Taylor Cutchens,
Mayo, Read Todd. selden, Gregory, Kerr,
Mcdonald and Dickens.
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In Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Hamilton's
box-party tonight will be Mr.Eand Mrs.
Hamilton Mrs. Thornton ProWitt: Of
Miss Mary Beirne ana Mr.. John Ruti,er,
ford. 4. IA.
8 NJ ana ma N lqas:x
evenings MRS. Gray's father. Mr.. John
Springer. OF Wilmington, N. c., will be
their guest torsthe week.
Mrs. George Ben Johnston will have
with her during the week Miss Mary
Louise Bruce, of Rock Castle. Va. We'd
~ See 81 Miss Nick Fe til McMulan
Maryland, who is staying with Dr. johns
ston's sister, Mrs. Lee. q.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Harrison spencer, 81
Jefferson to-day, viii occupy box No. 50
at the Horse SHOW for the week.
Miss Gertrude camm has accepted a
number Of box invitations for the week. q
Miss Alice e. DOYLE has returned to
school at Chestnut Hill, near PHILADELPHIA.
d. Joseph Grice. Of Portsmouth, Va, Is
Horse Show.
a large element in Richmond society IS
Interested In the meeting Of the State
Medical Society to day and In the arrival
OF the ladies who will attend It. A lunch
con at Lakeside Country Club will be \
Reception at the Wolnan's Club on Thurs
day afternoon at IS o'clock
The Richmond committee Of reception
and entertainment includes. Mrs. c.. w.
p. Brock, Mrs. Q. F. Blankenship, Mrs
Landon E. Edwards, Mrs. E. w. Gee,
Mrs. A. l.. Gray, Mrs. J.Allison Hodges.
Mrs. NJ. D. Hoge. Jr.. Mrs. j. Shelton
II orsley, Mrs. Paulus A. Irving. Mrs.
George Ben Johnston, Mrs W. F.. Mer-
Ger. Mrs. Jacob Michaux. Mrs. Clifton
Miller Mrs. c. r. Robins Mrs. Hugh
Taylor, Mrs. Christopher Tompkins. Mrs.
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lTo be Continued Tomorrow I
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"Peaee! peace!' cried the prince im-I
patiently. II am very well able to look
to my own vows and their performance,
We hope to see you both in the banquet
hall anon Meanwhile you will attend
upon lis with our train" He bowed.
and Chandos. pluckins' Sir Oliver by the
sleeve, led them both away to the back
of the press OF colrtiers,
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right hardly without either bite or sup
remarked the prince. did not see
him at Paictiers. where for two days we
had not more than crust OF bread and
cup OF foul water, yet carrying himself
most valiantly. With my own eyes
saw him in the rout sweep the head
from q knight Of Picardy with one blow