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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST nApT,sT cAuRcH sc cS,SS H. 5G fhs
and p. NJ. Sunday school, D. s. Mccarthy.
supt a. $50 A. NJ wslG9ms to ,9!ar
Adams and Fra nklin)-Worshp! at II a. N. and
s. p: M.---sremon by pastor. DR.. ", r. /,
SMITH In the morning and , special service
BY ns Dr. Dr.. W. p. MATTHEWs. Of the Medical
College Of Yrsna ana by Prof s1daC saoo
dress dis by Prof 5, &. N1Tc;IiELL, Of Richmond
e 1aRovE AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
t(Groyc Avenue and Beech streetsl,-Rey. J.. 3.
N hna 2 p ssndey seheo at ese
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH tcoR.
mar Grace and Fouyhee streets).--Rey. cHAs.
a. x. II. and P. NJ Prayer Pray meeting wednesday,
CENTENARY METHODIST CHURCH
E(Grace Street. between Fourth and Fifth
streets)- REV. w. J. YOUNG, y, D.. pastor
NJ and p. u, Morning subject ~ Strange
Contrast OF Love and Hate; evening subject,
Les as s' Taey f Bring q s shs schoe Il $50
plkK AZ PAGE sss!f frsf I'll SIS MYTH
and a s i T. aSsr, sunday SUNDAY School
UNION STATION NJ. r. CHURCH GIVEN
ty-fourth and n S,rects)--1tev X. n. MAHEY,e
pastor.-Preaching at ii a. NJ, and 5 y. II.
FIRST rnh RhRSHxHR!NS'Assii runc n--Rpv.
j 4. NJ; And $ p NJ, Seats free Cordial vol
NG SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, REV.
RUSSELL CECIL D. u pass9rIsuntay see:
sERyicSs AZ GRACE STREET PREsBY-
terrain Church at II A. 81. and S:l6 7. NJ, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rsy. JERH WiTHER-
s 'cHuRcA or THE COVENANT CORNER
Park Avenue and Harrison streeD-Rey. J.
CALVIN STEWART D.: D.. pastor: --D!y,ns
services Tomorrow IL A. 81. and T. ~, Sum
nesday p, NJ, 4qI
MAR,sHfkAsLLs /, STREET GMRl sT st Az
/, Sunday at II A.. NJ and 8 r. NJ. Sunday school
WEST END cHRIsTIAN CHURCH toN
R PEaReEs f tx TsEF9 " and stst
EPISCOPAL. ~.
| ST. -PAULs CHURCH. --ltlsY; WM; NJ.
will conduct divine service at II A. n. and
LUTHERAN.
| FIRST ENGLISH LuTHERAN. .cl!uHGH
Rey, G. a. MARKS, pastor.-- Services az u a.
Wednesday nsh Z al rs S Sslosk Luther League
Friday AlsArs R Il s,slos Mppr1sa.
i HALF YEARS MEITINp OF, FRIENDS i!I.l:
1 viii convene to-day. Clay street above tlrst.
i Meeting ~ II A. NJ, and II NJ To.moriow
lN1LLS RAlFoFD Ilnd other InlnAs's's s1'SSssas
=
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
4 Commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office Of Superintendent

Richmond, Va, Oct. 10. 1905.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE-
celved at THIS OFFICE until 10 NJ. of
THURSDAY, OCT. 26, 1905. for tho
PRINTING for the State OF Virginia
Printed schedules showing lit detail the
classinoations will be furnished on ap-
plicntion to the bidders on which all
bids will be required to be made.
Contractors will be required to enter
into bond with security, to be approved
= by the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
for the prompt and faithful execution
of their contracts.
The right Is reserved of rejecting any
or all bids. and the work will be award
Z ed in such lots or portions as the Super
tntcndent may deem proper.
DAVIS BOTTOM, Fl
Superintendent of Public Printing.
Oct. 13,16,17 9212S.25.
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BEAIITIFtjL HOL1D Az OEOK s.
Finest set published: 50 per cent. ,con u
mission to agents. send immediately; 90
K complete sample books, in handy. car
ryinr case secure choice Of territory.
Managers and travellers wanted to es,
cyponses. yrHEl BELL Pt1 BLGSiING
CO rhindelpllin, Ia. "A ~ N. ALEsa IA VIZ
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University College Of Medicine.

Medicine =. Dentistry = Pharmacy. STUART
NJ GUIRE.i M D., y President. Complete Equip
.nent 3B Superior Clinics. Moderate Expenses,
Mild Climate. Students OF this College, under
present conditions of entrance and graduation,
are able to meet requirements for admission to
licensing examinations in any State Bulletin
No. tells, how medical students are affected
oy laws passed In many States regulating tho
practicet of medicine. Address WILLIAM r.
MILLER, Proctor. Richmond. Va
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pertisene II 7eeDee Want sh $4,000 People e
SOLICITORS & statesmen.

WANTED, TWO OR THREE GooIl,
statesmen to represent us on the road
ferred; references rquired SrRATTON
4 & BRAGItl co, Mil Supplies and Ma
chinery Petersburg, Va.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS ON SALARY OR COMMITS.
nrnduced every user of pen and ink
buys III il on sight; 200 to o5sperf cent.
profit; ono agents sales amounted to
$500 in six days; another s32 In two
hours. MONROE MEG. Cos x 80 LII
Crosse Wis. lgi5y,} sas @
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FLATS FOR RENT.

TENANT WANTED FOR AZ DEs1RA-
hIc fiat. furnished or unfurnished APP.
ply to 323 South Third Street, or call
fphone 1147 is
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M EETINGS.

a. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Land and Improvement Company Is
called for Wednesday, October. 25th, 1905.
II at II O'Clock A. NJ. at the office Of the
ISecretary, corner Eighth and Main
Streets. Richmond. Va, to consider:
first, the question Of disposing Of the
whole or any part OF the real estate
net proceeds thereof among the Stock
holders, and, second, the ACCESSIBILITY OF
dissolving the corporation. 4
c.. =. sWEL14FORD, Secretary.
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WANTED PERMANENT, TRANSIENT
Grace Street. MISS MARTIN
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NOTICE,

IA Treasury Department,
Wilmington, n, q, Oct. 49, 1905.
Office OF the Treasurer,
WILL BE DUE AND PAYABLE
i on November ,ist, 1905, two per cent. IN
ficates Of indebtedness OF Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company, and the ,Treas,
urer Of that Company has been directed
October lsth,.1 1905. this interest, The
transfer books were closed on the l4 ~
day Of October, 1929, ana VIZ No :. s5 har
1876. both Inclusive Y !. ~, -.
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BOARDING.

SEVENTH ST. N. 107-BOARDERS
wanted, transient, permanent and la
BILE boarders: good table; terms reas-
enable.
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= 1efIr.Inr from business. 300 Il. Broad.
r Sec Journal ad. SIAiCOE, TACKEyrT &
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO EAENs
p 1S;sI Sa guaranteed. ;CoYNE BROS.
ssES co. PLUMBING SCHOOL. New York.
Il Cincinnati, O., st. Louis. Mo. Gree
g catalogue.)
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MISS 7CELI,IB KAsEY, SO! LONG WITH
Mrs, u. b. Morris, would like to see her
friends AT Mrs. NJ M. Moore III Z %.
N Broad.
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LOST, ONE SOLID WHITE BULL LIP pt1lr1.
n q eed about S monthsi weight. ABOUT POI 40
Dot,ntis. cat-claw on left. cyeball; an
swers to name of Mack. Reward 10 lqr
return to No. s06 South Reservoir 81,
c. W. FLEMING. -st
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AT THE FOUNTAIN YOU CAN GET
the best Soda Water, Ice Cream, all
kinds Of Chocolate and Bon-Bons. sos
T., Main Street. 5t;y
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rosT, FOX TERRIER PUP tTEMA,LE),
twnrd II returned to sig Floyd Avenue.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Oh, MY! WHAT IS THE NATTER WITH
my bread. Won't rise-so heavy? Use
Dunlop Patent Flour and you won't
have any trouble. For sale at your
grocer. a{ y.5. f
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$sOIID LEATHER SCHOOL SHOES FOR
3 boys and girls, sl.0O. ALBERT STEIN,
Fifth and Broad.
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,pHONI1 US YOUR ORDERS FOR La La
trobQ and furnace work. only thoroug 8; Z
MOND PLUMBING AND MANTEI.
CO. % n. Ninth Street Phone 038. Z
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Sweet Rriar institute

4 IA collogc for women. VIII open September.
1906. For Information as TO requirements for
courses OF study. charges. etc., ap-6
ply to ]. N. McRryde. Jr.. A.. NJ. Phi. D., Act
Ing Dean. Sweet Briar. Amherst Va.
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LOST AND FOUND.

$50 REWARD AND NO QUiSI,iOl,M ~,
"Wednesday between Seventh street , ile
3st pot and Richmond Catering Co Nn s,.,,l
&5sbeEause Il gift A. E. SMI III, a. h t.ls,.
n inpnd Catering Co., COG y. Broau et iees
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The Rate
For Classified Want
Advertising

81 cent per wo,d, Net Cash IN
Y ADVANCE, with a minimum cost
OF Is cents for each Insertion.
The same rate applies to deatl's.
1 marriages. obituaries and all other
/ classified notices. No display ypo
allowed in the classified columns.
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sIINOTYPE-wE WANT TO GET IN
communication ut once with first
class neutrality-suspicious. must also pc
II good speedy Job man; must be above
S the average in speed on the linetype;
must be able to take care or MS own
ma chine; must be strictly sober; nerma-
d nent position to tho right man In must
4 ling South Florida town. Address Il 3.
~ Il. 5cnre Richmond Tlmes-Dispatch.
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GOOD BREAD MEANS GOOD HEALTH.
Dunlop Patent Flour means good bread.
Try 1t. n At your grocer.
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WANTED. A GOOD, ALL-RoUND.
a white man Of some education to do
va general work in store; give references,
and address in own handWritlns.4
6 STRATTONs & BRAGG co, MIL sup
niles and Machinery. Petersburg, Va
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eAI1ER,s EXTRACTS RECEIVED
highest award and medal mt Worlds
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WANTED. NO. / NoN-UNIoN PRESS .!ls
Il nosition permanert for sober competent
III men: largest house in New York CITY ~
II Address fully, giving reference. c aast
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sbbWER,s ExTsRAcTs GIVE YOU RE-
] sA AIjlS ! xTRAcTs HAVE THE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21

COMPETENT BOOK SALESMAN Will
e find 1t profitable to address r y. 1ooA
4 83s for particulars.
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WANTED. a GOOD. ALL-RoUND
printer to take charge Of country an1,, r I
16S s. Fifth Street between the hours of
II and 9:45 a. M.
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6MoIDERs WANTED;a FLOOR AND
3ns ,heTich.t niece work; good pay. RICH
III NoND FOUNDRY AND NI3AN 70 az
sass ING CO. 4Sfs53s55 S35Nfjal E5sa5 aFt
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WANTED, IA F1RST-CLAss. MECHANIC
who understands machinery Of all kinds
& and the general OPERATION OF y ma "a
chine shop; permanent po ,Irnd s ipp NE
TOR a. BRAGG CO.. Mill Supplies and
s Ngachinery9 Petersburg. Va
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a. REMOVAL Notice.
SCHNURMANf HAS REMOVED TO 91s
Main Street. Phone 1890.
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WANTED. SEVERAL FIRST CLASS
Inside Wiremen; non-union men only,
s Address, stating wages and experience,
s55 II. 191, ! care this office.
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W.ANTED, NO. i. NoN-UNIoN. ELEG-l
trotypers and finishers; wages $22 to $sI
4 FOR thoroughly competent. reliable. sober.
men !, one OF largest printing and pupilsn
\ ing houses IN New York city. ADDRESS I
a +, f}1,E with reference, last employer, Lock
Il Box 1l59, New York City.
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WANTED. AT ONCE, REGISTERED
e I,rmaris,: must be sober and reliable:
8 state age and experience. Address j.
III. HUME. 500 Fifth Street, Lynchpurs,
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PERSONALS.

WHY USE sAUER's EXTRACTs7
SAVERS EXTRACTS BEST ny TEST.
SAI1ER'S EXTRACTS ARE CT{EAPEST.
SAIITR'S EXTRACTS. tWHY!8 BECAUSE
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b HELP WANTED--Male.
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CHICKEN WHEAT, 800 BAGS. 81 EACH.
Apply Warehouse, Seventeenth and
Dock WARNER MOORE s. CO.
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RETIRING S FROM BUSINESSES coo
B fine merchandise at forced sale. See.
Jsurnal ads. daily for spe cials.S, Sgo ~
Broad. SIMCOE, 8TACKETTS g. CO. s4{5isss.-
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a LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON ALL
3. sr Ell d. sIMCO on, .TACKEfTT. & co. -
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FOR SALE, }f5 CHEAP SECONDHAND
a Counters, which we must remove at
s once fIAUFMANN5 & CO., Corner.
& Fourth and Broad
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FOR SALE.

WE ARE SELLING, AND CAN MAKE
4 immediate delivery Of everything IN the
mont and Store-room Supplies Of the
William r. Trigg Shlpbuilding Pant,
i OF Richmond. Call and see the bargains
we arc Offering. s. Al. TOMLlNSON,s ut
the Ship Yard.
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WANTED, SPAPERHANGERS:S STEADY
work TIL March list; piece wo . 3, d1 = ),
VAIL PAPER Co, 1920 Street,
81 Washington,5 D. c.
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CHICKEN WHEAT, 500 BAGS. 81 EACH,
1 ppy wARNHR MOORE SeTsn 3 &C. anu
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WANTED. a INsTALIIh1ENT CoLLEC-.
tor for merchandise accounts; good sal
rs airy and expenses. Address MANAGER,
sT#P. 20. Box 1927, Philadelphia Pa
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SPECIAL BARGAINS CAN BE HAD IN
B Grocery, Laundry, Furniture and Day
ton Wagons at RICHARDSON BROS,
r. G13 Brook Avenue. gsI tEssI
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LIpfLEATHER SCHOOL SHOES FOR
boys and girls, $780, ALBERT STEIN,
Fifth and Broad. #33
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WANTED. TO SELL A FIRST GLASS
a two-horse wagon, corn shelter, feed
cutter; ali in good condition.; at modeer.
II alto prices; can be seen here In the city
4 upon short notice. For further informa-
ton, address X, $780, care this office.
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MBAN BREAD MEANS BAD DIGEs-
ton; bad digestion means bad health.
Use Dunlop Patent Flour and everything
a will be good. For sale by woIr grocer
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HEATING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
g Gas Stoves. OH Stoves, Coal STOVES,
4fNVood Stoves FURNACES and LatrODeS.
= RICHMOND PLCAIBlNG AND MAN
Y Tl5LgCO., 90 N. Ninth Street.
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WANTED, SOLICITOR FOR LOCAL
Il paper; salary and commission. Apply.
E with references:Aat oncs, to X, As, caro-
this office. s - -
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FOR TA7 QUICK LUNCH YOU CAN. GET
any kind Of Sandwich, oysters IN I'll
Styles Hot Coffee, Chocolate. at THE
4 FOUNTAIN,E& GIG E. Maln
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SHOE REPAlRINo SPECIAL,

CHICKEN WHEAT, 800 BAGS. 81 EACH.
Apply warehouse. Seventeenth and
pock. WARMER MOORE & co.
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q Only sInoke "Mahgany Blend,
And burning Of your tongue WILL end.
B Just Try It. GTa.iul.tsd and Cut Plug,
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED DRY
Goods and Notion Salesman to travel
he n " e9a 4 flela q Apply ~ %i u
80 RAEY, Lyn chburS, Va. d. a
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FLY SCREEN

SCREENS AND AWNINGS MADE TO
order; get estimates at once. c. B.
NORVELI. ell 10 North Sixth st..
t'Phone 1856
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/. INSTRUCTIONS.
DRESS CUTTING.

DRESS CUTTING scHooL-sC1pNT1F.
ic dress cutting taught; simple, practi
cal, perfect. For terms apply liz Soutf
First Street, city.
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WANTED, A WOMAN OF NATURE
years, amiable and industrious. to cook
and take charge OF dining room. Ad-
- IoittsYlYania county, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27
ApAPT SHOES ro EEEr.

Nothing so quickly stamps a woman as well dressed as her footgear. for the smartest gown is ruined if the shoes or slippers are either shabby or out of date.
 This year pumps are alone fashionable for street wear, while last season Ox- ford or Gibson ties were correct for walking.
 The shape of the foot must be studied, for it must be as becomingly shod as pos sible. To low instep high heels are be- coming, but no heel must be exaggerated.
 Some women find it particularly olffl- cult to keep on pump or slipper unless straps are worn. In this case piece of half inch elastic stitched on each side of the heel a little smaller than the heel of the shoe will help matters considerably, but a bit of ribbon sowed on each side of the slipper and tied over the instep will make slipping impossible.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27
THIS MORNINGS GOSSIP

Special corresuondence from Summer
 1'iazzas.
 The summer piazzas are more inviting every day as congen!al parties assemble upon them and pretty women in the smartest of summer gowns make pictur- esque groups here and there White seems to be the favorite toilette and most of the women whom you see sitting about the piazzas these July mornings are immediately gowned in white. Some Of these gowns are extremely plain but very modish, the skirts made walking length and the waists severe In the sheerer materials laces are used to add to their softness and the lingerie gowns are de- cidedly the most becoming and most ele- gant, admitting of all the little elegan- eies of the toilette that are not to be found on the severer modes.
 Ia The summer wardrobe of a smart young woman who is quite the rage here is one of the most exquisite to be seen any where. She affects white and has so many costumes of soft white. airy looking ma terials that half the women envy her. She wears simple gowns in the morning, but always white, and her afternoon toilettes. no less simmaculate, are of the sheerer materials, all laces and embroid- cries. When she drives she wears a long coat of linen, richly embroidered and her lingerie hats are without touch of color to relieve the white. Whether at breakfast or lunehing, or dressed for the more pretentous affairs of the evening she is smartly gowned in white, one of her lace gowns worn re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27
coNcoRDIA JUNIORS.

The Concordia Juniors wish to thank Roberts & Son and Cable Piano company for the favors shown the Juniors in their endeavor to help the fund for the little hospital of the Mercy Home. They also wish to acknowledge their indebtedness to Mrs. Frank F. Harris, the Juniors teach CT, for her untiring work in the training of the performers and for writing and staging both the musical comedy and the drama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27

gently at dinner party having the first touch of color seen on any or her costumes. The sleeves. made lingerie, were finished with accordian platings or pale blue and pink chiffon, the effect most artistic.
 Two young women who recently creaueu d great furor at one of the Nlrsinia springs were distinguished for their slil- plcty of dress. Their gowns, seVereiy plain for season which permits or such extravagance in dress, would not nave been worn by many women, but these two sisters attracted more attention than any other women there. Still 1t IS uh- usual to find woman who really LOOKS we'll in severely plain clothes, ana the present styles give so much latitude that half the gowns are massed in faces ana hand embroidery Few costumes are com plete without hand embroidery and hand work is more in evidence than ever be- fore.
 Some of the smartest gowns are entirely hand made. feature of many or the gowns now being worn, that is the newer gowns sent out for midsummer wear, are the increasing length of the skirts. A woman at recent terrace tea trailed a half yard of white batiste inserted with lace, and there is a decided leaning to- wards the trained gown for afternoon wear The long skirts for dressy occa- sons is certainly more graceful and if the newer gowns now being worn are a forerunner of the autumn styles skirts will be longer next season than they were last or even at the beginning of the summer. No wardrobe is complete without coat of linen. hand embroidered, and many of these coats are elaborate with handsome collars and wide cuffs that give them a most distinctive look. Long coats are most popular for travelling, and many smart women arrive at the hotels wearing these coats which are very serviceable. They are perfectly plain, exquisitely tailored and the collar is usually of velvet. A fashionable wo- man here had a coat suit sent her re- gently by her New York tailor, and the softest silk was used in fashioning the long coat which is in black. The skirt is plaited, and the coat very long and trimmed with buttons Small hats are almost universally worn for travelling. The ultra ones are most unbecoming and looked as if they had been knocked in at three sides.
 It may be said to be a white" season again, for women know they can not make any glaring mistakes in wearing white It is becoming to the elderly Wo- men, and the dress of all dress for young girls and it is no longer unusual to see the grandmother wearing a beautiful white gown and looking at the picture made by her young granddaughter in her first season, which is the season of sea- sons when white must be worn exclu- sively A. K. w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27

this is n distinctly and distinetively feminine simplicity. While there is un- doubtedly tendency to return to the severely plain and even mannish tailor modes. the smart girl of today always manages to tuck in some little especially feminine touch in her toilet that shall prove it's saving grace,
 The shlrtwaist is the article of prime importance to the girl who follows the athletic fad either for health or for pleasure. The athletic adherent does not at all incline to the fussy blouses that are sold in so many shops; rather does she cling to the plain and severe type that 1t must be. eonfesses. is far more distinctive than the more dressy ones. a shirtwaist that demands perfection in cut and in fit, no matter what the ma- terial may be-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27
CAPTAIN SMITH.

Capt. James 0. Smith of Battalion D. of Birmingham, who is with his men en- camped at Electric park, is a Montgomery boy now living in Birmingham, says the Montgomery Advertiser He is a success full and prominent young lawyer of that city. He is assistant city solicitor of Bir- mlngham Captain Smith is a son of Mrs. Marie Fair Smith of this city and a grandson of the Hon. E. Y. Fair of Mont gomery. minister to Belgium under Blu chanan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27
FOR MISS WEBSTER.

One of the swellest social functions of the season was the dance given last even ing by Miss Bessie Murphree in honor of her guest Miss Mary Ruth McLester of Birmingham, says the Huntsville Trib- une. About twenty couples participated and the music furnished by Monroes band made the evening quite complete Miss Murphree is very beautiful and charm ing hostess and her friends greatly en- joy her hospitable home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-27

Mrs Pierce are the parents of the groom. Miss Amelia Caldwell of Jacksonville is the guest of Miss Edith Caldwell. Miss Helen Robinson of Blount Springs is spending the week with MT. and Mrs P H. Moore on North Highlands.
 
 Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Jacobs and Mrs. Jacobs sister, Mrs. A. T. Wise of At lanta, left yesterday on an extended trip through the west. The party will visi. the principal points in New M sxIco, Califor- nia Arizona Oregon and Washington They will spend about week at the expo- siton at Portland. and will later go to Yellow Stone Park for , wssek or ten days.