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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
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Home Merchants

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-07-01
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
MORE PASSENGER TRAINS.
Interesting CAGE Before State
EN-. Corporation Commission.

The state Corporation Commission spei'.
all Of vest erday, and may spend the
grenter part Of to-day. in the hearing
Of complaint that comes UP from Q
number Of people along the line OF tho
Tidewater and Western Railway. mar
row gauge line formerly known as tho
Farmville and Powhatnn.
Tho complaint Is that the line does
not run enough passenger trains, but
only q mixed freight and passenger train
through the counties of Cumberland aud
Powhatan to Moseley functions The
patrons OF the road in those counties
want the Corporation Commission to COM
pei the line to enlarge the passenger
train accommodations.
The reply OF the railway management
is that the business in the counties afore-
said do not justify any better service
than they have been giving.
Forty or fifty witnesses came in yes
tcrday from Powhatan and Cumberland
counties to appear before the commits
sion, only about half of whom were
heard. The balance will have a chance
to testify to-day. Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
RICHMOND BONDS
BRING GOOD PRICE R. &c
Davenport and Company Pur-
chase Whole Issue-To Re
tire Former Issue.

AT {, recent meeting OF the City Counci!
the Finance Committee Was instructed 20
put on sale $4,000 of per cent bonds.
running tllrty-four Years, and TO adyer-
tise for bids for the same.
The objeetsof this sale Of bonds was Is 70
raise money 10 retire $4,000 worth OF
bonds bearing some 6 per cent and
some s per cent. interest, ana al lal aims
due in January next.
The FINANCE Com mittee, after openln,;
and considering all the bids IN hnni,
, sold the entire issue TO Messrs. loavcf'-
port and Company. bankers and brokers,
OF this city, and the price offered ana
While While ills lis its IS not quite as large 9.
figure as was obtained for the last batch
OF per cont. city bonds put upon u re
market 1t IS regarded as a very good
sale.
About two years ago batch of per
centers, running for ttlegshcrter time.
brought sl0e, n fraction under two cents
more than the present price This differ
cncc is readily explained BY the bankers
and brokc rsg who d cal In securities of this
class They say that because OF the flush
times and general prosperity all @thc5tidlc
money OF the country Is being lnYested
in industrial securities, which pay On
promise to pay rs large dividends rs city
bonds. It IS true, they say, rs 1t al
ways has been that the investors col,-
slider the bonds OF the great cities OF the
country as the most stable Of all securl-
ties, but the simple fact Is that industrial
stocks are now absorbing SO nucl, money
there is but comparatively nttle left
with which to buy city bonds. They
think, under the circumstances, Rich
mond's ability to sell per cents. at the
prico obtained IS a thing upon which
Richmond may we'll be congratulated.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
WASHINGTON ARABS.
Large Delegation To-night-Gay
Company at Oasis.

A delegation. forty strong from the
Arab Patrol Of Alma Temple. Washing
afternoon at 9:l5 o'clock on a visit to
Arab Patrol Of Acca Temple, OF this city
The visitors will be met at the train
purpose Of guiding them 10 tho Oasis
(Murply's HoteD. where lunch will be
served. The committee Is composed OF
tho following gentlemen Mr.. George j..
Hooper, chief rabban. Acca Temple; Capt.
Frank W. Cunningham, director. Accn
Temple, and Mr. Howell r. Weisiger
captain Of Acca Temple.
After lunch the party, will be shown
about the city, md tonight at Masonic
all members OF Arab Patrol OF Acca Tenn
pie will greet the visitors and enjoy an
interesting programme which has been
prepared. Tho visiting Shriners will leave
Richmond for home tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

IL. Va i i 1
silk, with duchesse lace yoke and trim
mings Of hand embroidery Her veil was
of tulle and her flowers lilies Of the
valley The maid Of honor had on yell
low crepe de chine and carried yellow
chrysanthemums.
1he bridesmaids were In white en-
brodered net and Val. lace frocks; they
had yellow les and clusters Of yellow
chrysanthemunls. u
An ante-nuptial entertainment for the
bridal party, given Tuesday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Snton was a pleasant
finish to "a series of entertainments III
which Miss Sinton had been the centrnl
figure. Miss Virginia Clarke having glyel,
her a linen shower Monday afternoon,
and Miss Rosa Sinton luncheon on
Tuesday.
After northern wedding tour, Mr..
and Mrs Sutton will make their home at
No. 115 North Fifth street, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
terfloon last, ana Mrs. Joseph Noel Will
do SO on Monday AFTERNOON next,
Box party ar Riioi13 N

ternoon last, and Mrs Joseph Noel Will
do SO OF, Mond,ty AFTERNOON mex &
Box Party at Bijou. y
y Very Handsome box party to the
Bijoti Vt,s given last night to Miss Mary
Page Coffman OF Albcmarle county, who
IS visiting friends lii Rchinond.
The ladies' were ali beautifully gowncd,
and their flowers blending In with the
charming color tints worn, made nh cx-
tromcy pretty picture. The party was
chaperoned by Miss Mary Carter Ander-
son and included Miss Coffninn, Miss
katherine Anderson, Miss Addio Chaffin,
Miss Maude stnrke, Miss IIflle Golfer;
Mtssrs. Sidney Elerson, Pollard Cardozt,
Emory Hill and DR. Robert Stewart, OF
Richmond; Mr.. George 11nw, ,Jr, Of Han
over; Mr.. II. Q. Forbes, OF buckingham,
and Dr. Moray, OF Richmond
Personal Mention.
day are spending Il few weeks at Atlantic
City
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kerr woodnn
have returned from their wedding tour
and arc at home to friends at No. 112
North Morris street.
a Mrs. Edward 1IChOlS. Miss Harriet
l1chols and Miss Mary Miller, Of Stann-
ton nrc spending some time in Rich
mond.
Mrs. Peter Chevnllic Warwick md Miss
Caroline Warwick arc guests Of Mrs.
Henry and Miss Annie X. Henry. Of Butte
street, Norfolk, vn.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mullikin. Of Page
Brook, Clarke county, have been enter
tained in New York by Mr.. Graham r.
l3lnndy, OF that city who has a country
place In Clarke county, end spent the
hunting season there.
Miss Mary Buford says the Norfolk
Dispatch, is expected III Norfolk next
week to be tho guest Of Mrs. Juni,is
Lynch, In Butte street.
Or. and Mrs Samuel p. Latane have
returned from their wedding trip to their
future home in Winchester, Va,
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Joseph
o. Willard, who arc now at Hot Springs,
Va, were guests ut a dinner party given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Robert do For
est OF New York. Mr. and Mrs. Morris
T.. Johnston, Of Chicago; Miss Coils and
Mr. William r. Blodgett, of New York,
were the other guests.
Miss Nellie Brydon, a teacher OF Loyal
Street High School, in Danvillc, Va, has !
organized q basket ball team among the !
young ladies' attending the school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
SENDING THEIR MONEY.
Petersburg Congregation Votes
to Help Their Race in Russia.

The Orthodox congregation Of Peters
burg is doing its share towards helping
to relieve the suffering Of the down
trodden Russians Of their race: AT a
meeting held Sunday, November 18th,
with Mr.. M. Levy, president, In the
chair, a committee composed Of Mr. Levy,
Mr.. NJ. p. Lovenstein and Mr.. NJ. Som
nenberg, Mr.. S. Cooper and Mr.. j. Bral1-
berg was appointed to collect cot1trlbu-
tons. This committee at once went to
work and has received $1,000.
Mr.. Carter r.. Bishop was electe,4
treasurer OF this fund.- and was author
lied to send this sum to Mr.. Jacob
Schiff.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Mr.. Boyd Promoted.

David NJ. Boyd, secretary to Vice
President B. y. Caldwell, OF tho Lacka-
wanna Railroad has been appointed con-
tracing agent OF that road. In which
position he VIII become q member OF tho
staff OF the general eastern freight agent,
with headquarters at 429 Broadway, New
York. Mr. Boyd Is n graduate Of Yale,
OF the class Of 1890, Ills promotion Is n
well earned recognition OF his energy and
ability since he became Identified with
the Luckawanna Railroad, six years ago.
The appointment is effective December
1St i7gt4' Ffit.5 sl52 ~. 81 81 1's'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
ENTERTAINMENTS,
In Honor Of Miss Hayes,

Miss Mary Stuart Hayes, whose we'd
ding to Mr., Axe Gustnf Mathiason, will
take place next "Wednesday, November
2Sth. has been given a number Of ante
Euptial entertainments by her many
Richmond friends.
Mrs. Coleman Workman was the hostess
OF beautiful luncheon for Miss Hayes
on Tuesday, with decorations nl In white
and green,
Beside the brlde-elect, those present
we're Miss Trnuhart, Miss Nellie Roykin,
Mrs, Richard GwathmeX Mrs A, g.
Small Mrs, Turner Arlington and Mrs.
-'r-t.'~-, r1f"ie-- ,,t.., No. re',rr : n orr
talned for Miss Hayes on Saturday az
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altar before DR.. Garl!clS, her great-unclc.
the celebrant at the union Of her grand
parents and parents.
The maid Of honor was Miss Mary
Lewis Gwathmey. Of Taylorsvile, Han
over county, and the best man, Mr.. Frank
Sutton, Jr., the brother Of the groom.
The other members of the bridal party
were the bridesmaids, Miss Rosa Smith,
Miss Virginia Clarke. Miss Sallie Lips
comb, of King and Queen county; Miss
Ruth Harrison. Miss Maudc Starke and
Miss Nell sutton, and the groomsmen, Mr..
John Sinton, Mr., George Sutton, Mr.. w.
G. iTurpin. Mr.. Harvie Cogbill, Mr.. Hart
we'll Taylor and Mr.. Boyd Todd.
The bride came in with her father.
She wore a princess gown Of white crepe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Young Pardini Goes Down. \

Convicted OF stealing tools from the
Richmond Locomotive Works. RI Par
dini. young Italian with q good appear
ance, was yesterday sentenced TO serve
fifteen days In the Henrico county jail
lie was tried before Squire Lewis.
Pardini was arrest ted by Special othcer
Beck. He did not deny having taken the
tools ana gave as his excuse that he bad
had several Instruments stolen from, him
and no thought he would be getting
even to take the ones with which he
worked
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Magazine Club.

At her beautiful home on Washington
Street, Suffolk, Va, Tuesday afternoon,
Miss Annie Nurney gave most enjoy
able reception to the Magazine Club. Of
which she Is a member, and to num-
her Of friends. The hours were from 4
to 6. The palors were darkened and
lighted with numerous yellow shaded
lights. yellow chrysanthemums,. autumn
leaves, ferns and palms added to the
beauty OF the scene. The guests were
received by Miss Nurney and her. guest
OF honor Miss Lillian Dodson, Of Nor
folk.
On entering tho guests were ushercd
back to the punch table, whore fruit
punch in followed pumpkin was
served The table was adorned with all
the fruits of the harvest, autumn
During the afternoon Misses Telza
Smith, George Borurn and Lois Phil
lips, with vons and piano. furnished
sweet music. The contest was q novel
ana original one. In little wax turkeys
was paper containing questions and
verses. the answers TO which were parts
of the Thanksgiving turkey and his
garnishing.
The first prize a feathored turkey,
in which lay silver thimble. was won
by the guest Of honor Miss Lillian
Dodson The consolation. copy Of
Fords "Her Version Of It." went to MISS
Mabel johnson.
After the contest the guests were In
yited into the dining room, where q
dainty two-course luncheon was served. T.
Bridge Whist.
The Great Bridge chaptcr, Daughters
oil the Revolution. gave the first OF n
series of subscription bridge parties yes
terday afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
Hugh N. Page Of CRANKY Street Nor
folk, Va. The highest score was made
BY Mrs. r. r. Cooke, who received the
prize a vase These meetings VIII occur
each Monday afternoon at the residence
of the members. Mrs Allan 7, llnncke
will hold the next meeting at her loi r%
on Butte Street. A prize for the highes
score at each moeting Will DO offered
as well as for the highest score maze
at the end OF tho season.
A r
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Goshen Association Contributions

In the report OF the BAPTIST General G e. e As
s spdt several annoying topographic
errors naturally occurred. Tor Instance In
a. summary OF the report q the treasurer,
total amount reported by the. Goshen AS
sociation to the various boards was given
so5Gs This Was an err9n er 6a
amount am unit should have been ST. O51.9S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Iudge Witt Home Again.

In tho lIustings Court vest erdAy MoTh.
ing Judge arinnan again sat for y JUDGE l,aa!
Witt, tho latter being yet In a ,I,I, 81
the iiSduo Of that circuit was disqualified.
fudge Witt completed his labors IN
Hanover yesterday and returned to the
city last evening, He ilE,preslde ~ the
Hastings Court this morning..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Whist.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Stay at H ONE Whist Club was held at tho
residence Of Mrs. S. w. Travers, and the
best score was made by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hunter The club mustered four
tables and sixteen players. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs. Martins,
Shafer Street. next Monday evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Success Success.

Mrs. Virtual How is your brother, the
young minister getting ony
Miss ChancelL splendidly! We do
feel SO clated why. he Is getting nearly
a much SALARY. now as the sc<tsfa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Double Celebration.

A double wedding was celebra ted We'd
nesday at G r. NJ, In the home Of Mr..
and Mrs, Edward Hyde, ut Forest Hill,
when Miss Elizabeth Hyde was married
to Mr.. James Clifton Robertson. formerly
of Virginia, but now of Wilmington, N.
c., and Miss Mary Meredith Hyde be-
came the wife of Mr., Walter Ransom.
jamin Dennis, of Meade Memorial church,
performing the double ceremony.
Miss Elizabeth Hyde was attended by,
Miss Zuieme Robertson. the sister of
the groom, as her maid Of honor The,
same Office was performed for MiAs MaIYl
Meredith Hyde by her sister, Miss Edith.
Hyde. bridesmaids were Miss AInrgu-s
rot 1'cttgrew and Miss Minnie Weisiger..
Mr.. Royal rurpin attended Mr.. Robert
son, and Mr., William G. Pulliam was best
man to Mr. Myers.
The brides were attlred alike. In prin-
cess gowns Of white liberty silk, with
hand wrought lace yokesiand chiffon
trimmings. Their wells wero fastened
with orange blossoms. and they carried
white prayer books. 5 35
The maids Of honor wore white NOUS
seine and lace. and had bouquets Of
pink roses The bridesmaids We're In
pink chiffon. Their flowers We're white
carnations
Congratulations rc,offcred by friends
a the reception following the ceremony.
Mr. ana Mrs, Robertson Will go South
for their bridal trip, and I've near VIII
mIngton, In North Carolina. Mr., and
Mrs. Myers will travel north and live In
Smithneld, Va. when they return. Bridal
presents received We're many and OF great
value.
Vaiden-Wright.
Tho wedding of Miss Mamie Harris.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert r..
Wright, TO Mr.. Edmund Pollard Walden.
son OF the late Benjamin Walden, was
celebrated at s o'clock Wednesday, after
noon lin Olive Branch Church, Toano
va, the brides rector the Rev, w, A. II.
Goodwin, at ISruton Episcopal Church.
Williamsburg, officiating
\ The color scheme In green and white
I was carried out in the decorati ions Of tho
church. The bridal party entered TO tho
! strains Of l.ollengrins wedding march.
/ beautifully rendered by Mrs. Walter j..
! lIechler, of Richmond
/ The groom was attended by Mr.. George
/ Gcddy IIanklns, of williamsburg, MS best
! man, The ushers and groo,nsmen We're
Messrs. Il, i. Geddy and w, p. Richard
| son, OF Hampton; Messrs, r. r.. Marston
4 and George Turner, of Newport News:
! Messrs, II. IT, and A. @, Wright brothers
of the bride of Toano. Bridesmaids We're
i Miss Annie Franklin Barnes, OF Rich
: mond; Misses Harriet Hanklns, and Ellen
Ganea> af Yllhsmsbus4: Atssna Marx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Social and |
Personal.
Mantle of Mercy.

Al, dav iong at the loom of love
a beautiful angel sat and woSe.
1'he woof was OF silver threads OF light,
The warp was of gossamer dainty White
headed with dew from the tender skies
THAT lay 81, the depths of the angels eyes.
Alone. In silence. the angel wrought
,rhc secret OF her holy thought:s
Something was needed down there below,
In the struggling world Of death ara
voc,
no hide from the sight Of earth ard
heaven
rhc stains Of sin by heaven forgiven.
Something to hide the faults of men
From tie vulture's eyes, whose greedy
ken
Hunted them out by night and day,
THAT human souls might be It's prey.
10 meet this want the angel wove
That wonderful web in the loom OF love-
And she fashioned mantle, with sweep
Ing train,
That nothing OF earth could ever STAN
a mantle for MercY's hands TO take
And backward bear, for loves dear sake,
And cast, wherever a soul doth lie
In shame, n sport for the passcr-by,
sssff Selected.
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sJennit,ss Aation Jennings and MaiS


lJenninsa Nation Jennings and Mary
The bride had as her maid OF honor
{ M ISIS Mamie Cary Wright, of 'tnppa hans
mock, Va. Miss Wright wore Wlllte Paris
! inoussel line over taffcta. The bride vas
gowned ain white crepe de chine: Her
tulle veil was held with pearl eros
cent. and her flowers. a shower bouquet
of lilies OF the valley. The bridesmaids
were III white chiffon, with green girdl ,'s
They carried maidenhair ferns tied With
white title.
* reception was rendered tho bridal
party Tuesday night in the home of the
bride.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bride and groom left for Richmond on
their way 10 Ashevile N. c. where
they will spend their honeymoon on
their return they will make their home
with the brides sister Mrs. G. i. James,
at No. Ito ,rhlrty-second Street Newport
News. Va The wedding guests Included
| friends and relatives from Richmond,
Newport News, Petersburg, West Pont
and Williamsburg, Va.
Nitn1no-La11e.
The marriage Of Miss Nellie L, Lane,
of this city, to MI. James d. Nimmo, ,1r.,
Of Charlottesville, Va, was celebrated
"Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock in
the home of the Rev. 7, a. Cave, pastor
OF the Third Christian Church. 1t was
unexpected, and will be q great surprise
to tho friends Of the contracting parties,
The bride Is n most popular young lady
of this city and much beloved by her
many friends, by whom She will be
greatly missed. She Is the only daughter
OF! CnIrnin A. Y. Lane, and Is a very
pretty and attractive young lady. She
was attired III q very handsome travel
Ing suit OF navy blue cloth, with hat
and gloves to match, and carried white
schrysantemums.
The groom is a very popular young
man, and Is the son of Mr. J. y. MIN.
mo, q well known contractor OF Char
lottesvflle. He has spent much Of his
time In Richmond where he has won
many friends. Mr.. Charles c. Long uncle
OF the bride, attended the groom as best
man.
After an extended bridal tour to points
West, tho happy couple will be with their
many friends In Charlottesville whec,
they will mako their future home,
Women's Meetings.
The Willing Workers Of the Monu-
mental Church will hold a sale Of fancy
articles to-day and tomorrow for the
benefit Of tho kindergarten connected
with the church. The ladies Of the Guild
have secured one OF the windows In
Quarles's store, No. los East Broatl
Street, and invite their friends to come
and purchase some Of their Christmas
presents fro them
Birthday Party.
The members Of the Board of the Re-
treat for the Sick will give a birthday
party at that institution this afternoon
from 4 to Z o'clock. The ladies will be
glad to see their friends promising them
a cordial welcome and something little
more substantial.
Announcements
& The Norfolk Dispatch Of Tuesday says:
@ Colonel and Mrs. William. Wood Finney
have issued invitations to the t/arriage
of6their daughter, Helen Mclvef TO Mr..
Charles Randolph 1<ennon, on Wednes-
day, November q, nineteen hundred and
five, at half past six o'clock, in Monu-
mental Church, Richmond.
~ Mr.. Kennon Is u brother Of Mr.. Bever-
~ Randolph Kcnnon, OF this city.
Marshall-Daws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Dcddings of Wednesday.

a fashionable wedding OF Wednesday
was that OF Miss Edna Louise Forbes,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Withheld
Stallings Forbes, to Mr.. Arthur Phipns
Ripley, Of New York, celebrated ut 1880
p. NJ. in the First Baptist Church by the
Rev. DR.. j. Is. Hawthorne and the Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel, the pastor of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Only One Pair to Wed.
The clerk Of the Hustings Court Issued
ONLY ono marriage license yesterday.
namely: N. Howard Sutton and Nellie
Binford Sinton.
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The matron or honor was Mrs. Gilmore
D. Hotchkiss, Jr.. and the best. man
Mr.. Carlisle Boyd, OF New York. The
groomsmcn included Mr.. William Grove.
Mr.. Robert Cutting Lawrence, Mr.. r.
Lyon, of New York; Mr., Gardner Boothe,
of Alexandria, Va. Mr.. Isaiah White
Fuller and Mr.. Blanchard Forbes, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Beautiful and profuse decorations were
In palms and white chrysanthemums for
the altar. Suspended above the heads
Of the bride and groom was q marriage
bell OF white carnations and lilies OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

DR., and Mrs Samuel p. 1.atane have
returned from their wedding trip to their
future home in Winchester, Va.
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Wonlen's Meetings.

The members Of the Board of the Re
treat for the Sick will give q birthday
party at that institution this afternoon
from 4 to Z o'clock The ladies will be
glad to see their friends promising them
a cordial welcome and something little.
more substantial.
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Announcements.

The Norfolk Dispatch Of Tuesday says
Colonel and Mrs, NNlliam~ Wood Finney
have issued invitations to the /arriage
of#thetr daughter, Helen Mclve TO Mr.
Charles Randolph l<ennon. on Wednes-
day, November q, nineteen hundred and
five, at half past six O'Clock, in Monu-
mental Church, Richmond
Mr.. Kennon is u brother Of Mr.. Bever-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Miss Nellie Brydon, a teacher OF Loyal
Street High School, in DanvIle, Va, has
organized basket ball team among the
young ladies' attending the school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Miss Mary Buford. says the Norfolk
Dispn tch, is expected IN Norfolk next
week to be tho guest of Mrs. Juni,is
Lynch, In Butte street.