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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
lFH!Gn VALLEY R. R

Time Table ia elect Lee z 1855.
Stations in New York foot Of Cortlandt. Des
brossee and West 23rd streets. Peuua.
r.. 4. Ferries.
TRAINS LEAVE STATE STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK
G.10, 7.35 a. m, and Is pm. t.50 2. N. daily
connects all way train for Bound Brook. MauGh
Chunk, Weatherly. IIazelton, Pottsville and in
termediate points.
FOR SOUTH PLATNFIELD
$40, TBS a. m, 100, AS .. N. Sundays $50
a. m. $50, o.15 p. III.
FOR OTHER POINTS
7.35 a. m. daily except Sunday connect with
express train for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown.
Pottsville, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, st. Louis,
Chicago. Parlor car Bethlehem 70 Buffalo con-
meets with local train at South Plainfleld for all
points east of Mauch Chunk.
800 a. IN. Sundays only, Express train for Buff
falo, Niagara Falls, st. Louis and Chicago Stops
at Pennington Junction.
4.9S p. m. daily except Sunday express for
Wilkes Barre. Scranton, Hazelton, and principal
intermediate stations.
Sis p. N. Sundays only through train for Buff
falo, Niagara Falls, Suspension bridge, St. Louis
and Chicago. connects for New York.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH PLAINFIELD
FOR PERTH AMBOY.
6.45 a. n. 3.45. 500, 745 p. m. Sundays. 10.35,
q. m. 800, 7.45 p. m. Trains arrive Perth Am
boy, eos a. m, 4.05, 5.25, STOP. m, Sundays 1857
a. m, 5.25, $40 p. m.
Tickets sold to all western points.
For further information apply to ticket agents
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-01-24
PERTH AMBOY POST {
SCHEDULE.
Taking erect Oct. is, 1908.
Opens at Z A. NJ. Closes at
Mails Arrfves

New yorK Western and southeIn-.
IAN Wav-Woodori1ge.
south Jersey way Msn.-.-..--..-. =
FoFds ana heasbey cess ..-.- ........ )
New YORK and Northern Way.......- 2
Railway, direct ..- ~,
South Jersey Hay...-.4 o, .s-s II.
Wood ridge direct. ...,--.. ---.ss !
New Yotk and Northern Way.......... 2.
New York snd Northern Way. B.
Outh Jersey Way 90. 49,. 80. 8.
rooklyn, PennsyIvania and N. Jersey 9,
oris and heas } g ........,.-..-- =. 8.
Mails Close.
Railway and Woodbridge. ...... ?
New York, direct. .............. :. z.
Nev YORK and Northern WAy......... z
south Jersey Way . ..-... ....... ?
New YORK and Eastern 6tAtes..... 9
FOrds and keasbeY ...... ...... . ..... Q
New York and Northern Nay......... II,
Rahwa and Woodbridge. ...... IL.
South Jersey Way. ................ 2
View York and Northern Way. 4
South Jersey Way - 4
Railway and Woodbridge ............. 4
Fords n NeRsoey 80. ..... ...... a
All points d
ousv Order department opens at 7 a y
AZ ON Saturday at G. 50 IN
GEo. h. TIcx.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Carter Parrish, Marian BrlstoW, Alice But
Ter, Ella Kay, Bessie Johns, Joe Favy,
kilton Vest, Wagner Goode, Dexter
Parrish, Bessie l0n1es Lillian Joyner
Wortley Dlckelxon. Lydia Davis. Margaret
.AAnderson and. Francis Anderson.
Sycle- Einstein.
"A Cleveland, Ohio paper. In It's So.
ciety column, contains the following ac-i
count Of the wedding ofsa well-knowt,
young Richinonder. The account says:j
One Of the most beautiful OF the spring
weddings was celebrated March 90 at the
Excelsior Club when Miss Stella Ruth
EinstcIn. daughter Of MI. and Mrs. Felix
H.. Einstcin. Of No. 1923 Case Avenue,
and Mr. sydney f. sycle, of Richmond,
Va. were united In marriage by Rabbi
Moses j, Cries. ats sG:S0 o'clock. in the
presence OF several Hundred guests.
The bridal attendants were Miss Hattie
Iscman,&.of Richmond Vas, maid Of
honor: Esther Einstein, the brides sister,
flower girl; Mr.. Lee Sycle, the groons
brother. best man MI, II. Wallersteln,
Mcssrs. Milton Adoph and Henry Elm
stein, brother of the bride, ushers.
The bride wore n beautiful gown OF
white iiiessalne and point lace! She
wore a veil fastened with orange bios
SONS and the gift or the groom. dla-
nlond b0w-knoi She carried bouquet
Of lilies Of the valley.
Tho maid Of honor's gown was white
net and lace over silk and chiffon. She
carried pink roses.
The flower girl wore a white Swiss
frock over blue six. She carried basket
of sweet peas II.
The ceremony was performed In the
ballroom OF the club, which was COLI
verted into a drawing room Of rare beauty
with oriental hangings and rugs. An
altar OF white was arranged Mt one end
Of the room with tall standards Of Easter
lilies and candles on either Side. The
bridal party stood under a horseshoe OF
cherry and peach blossoms interviewed
with Tiny electric lights. Above this,
extending across the rooms. were gar
lands of the blossoms,t and back of the
altar was bank Of palms and ferns,
| behind which the orchestra was stationed.
The chandeliers were showcrcd With
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MISS ELLEN CARPENTER.

bers With great ease and expression and
given evidence of finished and excellent
training. The following Is the pro-
gratiime given In full:
/. Plano Duet, Les Sylphes (Bachman),
Miss / . L. Smoot, Miss Elizabeth VIM.
.. (a.) Gondoliere, Op. Is, No. 9 g(Nevin);
(b) Heimweh tJungman), Miss Elizabeth
Winn.
8. Sonata, Or. &c tBeethoven. Miss Ida
Louise Smoot. Il
4. valse, or. 81, No. Chopin, Miss
Elizabeth Winn
s. (a) Spring Song (Mendelssohn): %
Rustic Dance (Mason), Miss Ida Louise
Smoot. sss Il
6, a. Pilgrims Chorus tWasnep; tb>.
Largo, translated by Parsons (HandeD,
Miss Elizabeth VIM.
I. (a) Ballade, Op.lE47 Chopin; (D,
Regatta Venziana (Listz), Miss Ida Louise
Smoot
Mrs. Langzettels Lecture.
The Richmond kindergarten Alumnae
Association and tho Mothers Clubs have
Invited the Richmond Education Assoc
citation and their friends TO be present
Mt n lecture to be given Friday evening
next. April It'll. by Mrs. Marian b. b.
LangZettcl. of New York. at s:l5 o'clock.
The lecture subject will be Unfolding
Religious Nature IN Children" Mrs
Langzettcl's work formerly led her into
close association with the Frat lnsti-
tutc In Brooklyn Since then she has for
years conducted a most beautiful kinder
garten in New York city, and has been
especially Successful in bringing about
intimate relations between mothers and
the work of the kindergarten in g6n-
eral
The Alun,nae Association has been very
| fortunate In securing Il lecture from Mrs.
hangzette, who is qualified by both
experience and established reputallop To
speak with authority on all phases OF
kindergarten work. The announcement of
tho lecturers coming to Richmond Is a
matter OF interest to all interested IN
kindergarten education, whether OF this
| city or outside of 1t,
Wedding and Musicale,
a Tom Thumb wedding md musicale
will be given under tho auspices Of Tho
Ladies' Aid Society Of Leigh street I3ap
list Church, Friday evening, April 7th
at S:l6 o'clock. and Saturday afternoon
| April Sth. at $3.50 O'Clock.
| The ladies have spared no pains il
arranging for beautiful scenic effects ant
for fine music. A number IF little people
! will take part In tho Tom Thumb wed
ding, where Miss stella Crane will i'm
personate the bride, and Master ELM
Burnett the groom,
Miss Hazel Strong will DO maid of homo
and Master stuart Ialluls the ring
bcarer, A sextette of flowergirs will IN
clude Misses Ella Davis. Blanche Burnett
Ruth Harmon, Alice Goode, Bessie Paw
and Matte Sherry.
The list of bridesmaids Will take i
Misses Gertrude Dexter Viola Saunder!
Agnes Parrish, Doris cottrell IN
Shackleford. Gladys lalmatory. Carolin
Taylor Mamie l3arnish and I4ucile Gwat
mey The ushers Will be Masters Halhr
Smithey, Robert Lhcsuy Lewis Collie
Morton Billups, John Pavy, l.awienc
Edwards, Liston Smith, Sanford Tholp
Frank Butler and Robert cleatham9
\ Mrs, Louise Johns VII appear as III
4 brides mother. MIR. harrison Saunders 4
7 her father, and Misses Edith Jones al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
{, ~ son MISS Annie Mae Rhodes

-S7s5it Z y
Fanny rIutsoii. MISS Annie Mae Rhodes Rhodes
and Mr. Cos by. N L.
!, q ding. LADY Glare we're de we're,
lrcnnyson, Miss Mamie Thompson
piano solo, Love Au'aken'nr g. NlosAo"7
Xxi. Miss 1nez Verser. 4,
Baritone SOLD 'rhuust 4 LiKe 81 !, ontus,.
Flower Hubenstcln aAir.iW. q; ilaun'
a pam solo Second Rhapsodie, Adszt'
Miss Mary Rice. 4,,.s9 =, a TX, X.
5Sleinbrecher. &. 4, . I, y
DueIt, Over. Hill and Dale. Engeln1ailfl,.
SAtisses Mary and Addie Erwin.
Reading stolen Brooches, Miss Eliza
Di Plano, Two Juveniles. Brakeman, Miss
Re Reading, The ship Of Faith, Miss Nina
~ Goniralt ! solo, "Oh, Divine Red earner,'
Eanu,,od. Miss Helen Portiaux q e
piano SOLO (a) 'rarentelle, Ti1afb 81,
(b) Left Hand study, Raw ayina MISS rs
Annie Mae I3iiodts "
Reading, The Little, AM n = MISS
Marie Cunnilt1s, 81 /,
Piano SOLO, selected Miss Mildred " Brent
L Mandolin solo, selected,sslA lastef George
Piano solo, Acacia Hoist. Miss Carrie
sthWalni. ..s Il. !.,,. IN Z. "a.
Palno solo, Narcissus, Nevin,g Master las ~
4 @ 'Tenor solo, The Good Shepherd, Van
do water, Mr. w. T,s,raiek u.
n piano solo. To sprlnE.! Greis, Miss Ill IL
Reading the ldyptof the Period, Miss
Mildred Brent. ..si
G,lartette, ,,sex tette,n, from lucia. .de
I.an,mermoor." Donizetti, Misses Ethel
Num-, Mamie Hall, kate P 'lis ahd
Mabel Yarbtough. Siig E,
Engagement Announced
Mrs, George f. Merrill ANNOUNCES tn1e
engagement OF her daughter, Resale
Sinclair, 10 Mr., Preston Wexford NO NO,
land. THE wedding Will take place - pr,l
cath at $50 F.. Nj, In the Grace street
Presbyterian Church 5
Personal Mention.
MIR. Russell Eowle, Of Pottstown, P en-
sylyania, is the guest Of his aunt, MIS-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

IN N eW5l OrR.5 3Dell8nlI tlelt6TS nave d1So
been received by Tie exhibition commit
tee from Waiter Douglass, animal painter
and landscapist, from Anne Fisher.
water colorist ana from sJoh nal oxander.
whose ability in art Is rapidly making
4 him famous. aid whose pictures are all
the vogue IN New York.
OF Interest in Richmond.
Tile Baltimore sun Of yesterday Bays.
Mi. and Mrs 1ittlcton Dennis 'feackle
5Quiilby OF New York, announce the ems
gageincnt 6f their sister, Miss IIenfiettn
5Chnunccy Qulnby, to Mil Claiborne Hale,
OF Baltimore. The wedding Will take
place in Bedford City,Stya., on3tJune s,
Mr.. Hale lisa cousin of Mr.iBJ ,S Herbert
Claiborne, Of New YORK city, ana Is protfli-
merit in the&social and business world Of
2, timore. Misc Quinby represents an
old and distinguished Virginia family.
which Is closely associated with the his
tory Of Virginia. a party Of New Workers.
VIII go to Bedford City for the wedding
Engagement Of Virgihian.
Mrs. John ii. Ramsey. Of BATH. Maine.
has announced the engagement or her
daughter, Jessie Allen5to Mr. Clifton
Lee. formerly. Of Ashland, Va Mr. Leo
now has n fine position as d draugl,ts-
man in the United States Navy. He8 is
9heing warmly congra tuated by Ills n,any
Virginia friends.
To Arrive This Week.
The members Of lie jamestown com
mittee from the national organization OF
the Daughters OF the American S4,evolu-
tion will moetsiIi Richmond next Friday,
April It'll, Mrs. 3. i. Purcell, OF the
Commonwealth Chapter, being chairman
n 4 ho ,,,,ti{ jSl t,,.yt y
tiers will be entertained while here by
the Colonial Danes, 81
Saturday, April 9Th, through the cour-
tosy Of the Assoclnt ton for the PreserYh-
tioh Of Virginia Antiquities, the visiting
Daughters will be rendered an excursion
on the steamer Brandon that leaves the
wharf Of the old Dominion limo at s A..
NJ. Tho committee fort the day Will be
Mrs. John B.El.ightfoot Mrs Edward V.
Valentine. Mrs, James Caskie Cabcll ard
Mrs. George Bryan. n
Evening Of Song and Story.
Next FRIDAY, April It'll, III SIS o'clock,
an Evening OF Song and story Will be
given In the ehane Of the NVoma,l's Col
lese linderEthe auspices of Its Alunlnae
Assocla I ion, 3s III 3.i IA Z. slts 81
The programme Will Include readings
from Thomas Nelson PAGES stories and
songs of 1870. and will be presented by
Mr., j. CYAN Pelt, who for years q lla :
been associated with Castle Square Grand
Opera as astanor singer, and has received
the highest praise from Mr.. Page for his
readings from X hat author. +, I.
Tickets can ba secured at shepherd
and at Polk Miller. Childrey and Com
pany ON Broad Street, or from any mem
Der OF tho Alu,lnue Associa ton, III
Pupils Recital,
Next Friday evening n 7 $50 clock, i ths
pupils OF the Richmond Conservatory
OF Music Mil give a recital In tho Con
servatory huldiNg, No, Goo Fast Grace
Street, 10 whieh their friends and I hs
public are cordially invited, Following
| Is tie progiamm ,,,..
Quartette. Audantc from Fiitf
Symphony, Beethoven, Missas 4nss Nersef
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

{sprtnv .i,,osso1,s, and the windows ana no
gfiburyays Were decorated with sftiilax and Ind
spring flowers v, .na
banquet fial1. A table in the form OF tne
letter 49,, was Unusually beattitui. q q
large canoe filled with pink roses ana alle
( maiienshalr ferns was used as a lcsi l1;H,
pleee. Concealed N tie fhvors OF pms
spring flowers were tiny electriG hs ~.
Bulbs. Suspended froih tlle eelllhg I, %. -.
broad pink satin ribbon we're pihs
&electrojiers with garands Of foliage anu
Efi6wefs. 1,he iiafltei was banked with
5t,ink fbaes, and ferns. American Beau
ties ana palms decorated the parlors and
hall. i,
Guests fron, out OF town were Mr.:
and Mrs 1. NJ, Hartzell, Jr. Mr.. any am;
Mrs. H. Nj Hartzefl, MI. Roy. H ia'istsll,
MIR. L. We'll and Miss We'll, OF Youngs.s
town, Mr., and Mrs s. C.Klopper, MISS
ethel Hamburger, Mr., 8. Hamburger, and
Mr.. i. sycle, of Philade1phla; Miss v'o-
S1et kitther. OF Defiance, Oh ana MISS
bessie Livingston, Of Bloomington, III.
@ Mr. and Mrs. syce left for an ex.
5tefded eastern and southern trip anu
will be al home after April 20 at NO.
( POI West Grace Street, Richmond, va
To- Leave This Week.
Mrs. Nj Il. patterson Will leave April
18th for Washington, where she VII. pc
Sjoined by Miss Harriette Lee 1'aliAferr Re-,
1 aid Mics Bessie Cutln. Tho party VIII
visit the Washington galleries and art
seXhibitaunder the pleasant escort Of Mr..
sJatiies III Ntbser, art critic - + the Wash
SittKton Post, and director OF classes IN
tho washington Art School. MI. Moser
has giran several delightful talks on art
to members Of the Richmond Art CUB
sAnd9thers friends. His water color land
stapes, showing Virginia scenes, have
been greatly admired during the exA
hfbts OF the club. at which they have ap-
3f,eafed. 3r
Mrs. Pa tthrson has received a letter from
the noted marine painter, a. w. Bnhler,
or Boston. who viii send TO the exhibit
his ptize picture. "Oh tho Grand Banks,
and another oil painting showing a group
Gf Fishermen inending their nets. Mrs.
4 TO-. M. Scott. famed for her delicacy Of
touch IN painting flowers, is Just re-
turning to New York from spending d
swinterFina California. rs al
Mrs. Patterson and friends Wiil go from
Washington TO the Philadelphia exhibition
Later Mrs. Scott and Miss Alathca Platt,3
whose white Roses done in water color,
won her ready recognition lii Richmond
last year, have extended cordial invl-
Etntlons for the party to visit their studios
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
beverly Munford, of No. 5e East Grace

beverly Munford, Of No. bte East Grace
Street. aE
Miss Mary Anderson. Of "A Aberdeen,
is the guest OF the Misses Eggleston of
West Grace Street.
Mrs. Clarence Dufour. Of Washingto
-. c., is the guest OF Mrs, john Green rS
5Corley, of No, Gil West Grace street a2''I
Ed Mrs. H. B. Fitzhugh left SATURDAY Tor
her cottage at Virginia Beach. where abe
Viii remain during the Sc season son.
Mr.iand Mrs. n. o. Lafong after hav-5
Ing spent most delightful win ss "
Florida.Sreturt1ed to inc ely Sesteroay 'a
q. Mrs. Thomas r, N. speck, of stauh-
Ion. Va, was the mat ton Of honor at the
wedding Of Miss Mnnls Gully CofdOn, u
OF Baltimore to. Mr.. Edward Mitchell
I,cnnock, Of Memphis, Tennessee. The
wedding took place ut the brides J, home me;
IN Baltimore, and the young couple VIII
sail April 4th for Naples and remain
abroad some months,
Mrs, Charles Shields and The Misses
Shields contemplate spending some time.
this spring with relatives Of Mrs, Shields
Iii Missouri. aS q s,4 fl,
Miss Ellen Glasgow. who has been en-i
gagged in Important iterary work during
so,,tt df france Il, NAV. With d friend
and OF spending some time IN Italy be-.
i gre |. ner 4 'etu''' 60.
Mrs. Thomas II, RussellQ ornery Miss
Grace Shields Of this city, Will travel
with her6husband, who will MI a profess
sional engagement on tho stage during
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Katherine Mitchell he her sisters. The
grooins family will be present in the
persons of Miss Marguerite Parrish, us
Ills MOTHER Master Frank Otey. as Ills
father. and Master Joe Pavy. as his
Brother. n 81
Among the wedding guests will }be:'
Stuart Jackson, Lawrence Hardesty VIII
low Points, Christian Vest, Ruby Oberry,
Vira Points,, Alice Davis, Stuart Lines,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
A CA RD

10 My Friends; an
I'M ble 10 SEQ many OF my friends ~
nerson. !, and luke this method Or asking y 9
YOUR support and Influence n beh "a I, O. =
IiAMEs q. SMITH for re-electi ion as CITY
Sergeant ny voting for him In the g, COM
ing primary you will do NE q grea KIM
ness, for whhh 4 shall be ever sr me- il
Very respcctfullN, 4, $50, (,
q. Nj. lBuclS) IlOltNsloN,
81. 4leputy ssergeants3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Confined Of seventh Page,)
! Follower Of Grip.

A follower Of Grip. b
Many persons find themselves Saf fected
with a persistent cough after an attack Of
the grip, AS this cough can be promptly
cured By the use or Chamberlain's Cough \
Remedy 1t should not be allowed 10 run
on until It becomes troublesome. For sale 4
by all druggists, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Miss Shoots studio, No. 10 North Third
Street, was the scene Of a delightful. piano
recital given March 3tst, by Miss Eliza
beth VIM and Miss Ida Louise 3moot.
The young ladies acquitted themselves
With much distinction, playing their NUM-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

Miss Gertrude Philips. IN Elm Street :.
Hampton.
4 The REV. WI e.. Robertson Is visiting
his brother. Mr.. @. w. Robertson. AZ AZ I,
Otter Mills, va.
Mr. Argyle Campbell has returned 70
Richmond from his home in.s Stuart, ~ =.
10 resume his studies at the Massey bus'-
moss College.
Mrs, Thomas Sc. Reed and Miss Reed.
widow and daughter OF the former SPEAK
err OF the House OF Representatives. are
guests at the Chamberlin Old Point,
where they will probably remain through
Lent. ss "a
Mrs. Charles A. Phinizy, of Augusta,
Ca, who was recently the guest of wash
lngton friends is now in Baltimore. MRS.
,Phinizy has host of friends IN Rich ]
inond who hope TO see her BEFORE her
return to Georgia. n
Mr.. ara Mrs. s. M Alorrls, or Wlnches- ]
Ter, have issued Invitations to the mar
riAre Of their daughter. Miss Willie s.
Morris, 10 Mr.. w. II. Bethel TO take place
at the home Of the bride, no. 1912 Porter
Street. Winchester Monday evening, April 4
Sd, at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Bowe is visiting his sister,
(continued OF seventh Page,)
II w.
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Fi 1 OtIlO11t uees1lN
i3t IIIIV EII1IIklv
EII IkIfIfI
5s & -------------.-- y
Many Pleasure Giving Inter
.s:....,a..t A.a ~
'a'llil,e'les e.
be Had.
80 n --1T
r&tyr,,,a,n nr cnNr, ANN crnpv.
EtENlNu VT oOiS0 f4NO - VII
....---.14-4-.-4---
III
A,,,,nos Assor;atior of Wo-
49, - h = {5
mans College Will Entertain.
Youthful Musicians.
- 49, n ~ ~ i
EdStel Al1iCo'
Long. white professions IN the guise
OF hooded sisters. propheG-Wise, &
Faif nuns ordained 10 silence, they
Have come TO celebrate this day.
They seek the vast ca thedrals all, "a
And grace the proudest palace man,
49,, !, ,.s 40, 4,,ers.
nnu Wv ~, 'shri,,e. n ,raver
oesiae e'e's e"'a' Fl
81. ~. ,.ro,t er ,ov "a tnow
= ,,,n4 ~ ,be,, oor prepa lions %,
Whefe l Ell ' 'iie'' 'o's' . .
80. ,,e ,,a,, syeee, AZ ,,lno,i1. 81
sons sons aunrSs - .i ,a,,.,,. ,.oo,,,
heel's ''e' - :. AZ
Spring MaglC.
There is S,iperna Beauty that subtehds
All beauty Wherewith mortal eyes aro
+ best--
a yelled Loyeincss. that gives unrest,
When fieetingy, into our sphare it bends,
And down these skies a glclm Elysian
sends.
Watch! For that all-subtehdlng FAIR
est-Best,
Is now the Young Years transitory
rtlest,
And thereto something of its glory lends.
,,ris mid the nickering dews OF. Aprilss
prime
Mid blossom winds-thrtous d+ simmer MINER
n's io, re-, ' ,re,,,,,,,,,g ,no,ncnt,s
Y ii'i' i ~, q - = = - -
,,.l.s ~, r,s,,tv sc.rce,v.io-be
saa,, -
.,.i,,, -, ,,e,. ~, heat ( # Sill climb
o.. ,.i,niess railway 10 its own
desn,esnc
s.,
Pl 70 ii1li.iS ~.
April has come IN WIN WIN sl','ies ~ ~.
face. Perhaps tho tears .lf; may chase .,.e
smiles ',lS la.eT h,ngs to a. see Today
IS mid-Lent, and to-lnurrow3will witness
the Mi-Caremc, OF. the rnid-Lent festival,
in full swing at Nice and at other locali-
ties in southern Europe, where the GUS
tom Is Kept up and the floral procetsalons
greet the eye III their varied ana S ,,'9
.colors. and please the senses by .' lle'
delicious fra france. u 4 ! !, ,viti IL
,.sn,,sred fouhlv sn At the Womans Club
s 4o.morrnw 4 aft ernoon, where Mrs. john
4 a. Roi3er, son viii be tho agreeable chair
nan Of mn artistic programme and
Miss Harriotte Leo Taliaferro, the Iii
rector Of classes at the Richmond Art
Club will give an informal talk on STU
dent Life in Munich" Tic meeting for
tomorrow afternoon. and al sups4,,
oPSSAeAA ~ 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Piano Recital.

evening. All members and friends Of the
church n rc invtt et1 .ttss' 3it-i RI ta
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-15

Wednesday and Saturday via New orla... and Southern Pacific. 's@aA
 Train No; carries through PuIInsn. from New Orleans to New York ana CInntla natl and Jacksonville to St Louis ,oatSal siSin-
 connection at Nashville with through sIsa,!. CT to Chicago. "sep- Train No carries through PulIu.. sleepers from New Orleans 10 Nov Yor1
 Cincinnati, Chicago and through day ooanS
 and sleeper Montgomery to St. Louia ~ith4 out change. AN All through trains make close copnact,,,
 New Orleans for all points North. soufht East and West For further insormation pertaining .a rates, routes and schedules consult tick st agents L. & E. R. R. or write or call on
 P. Sid Jones. Dist Pass. Agent and R. a Peirce' Tray. Pass. Agent Birminghams
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-15
RECORD OF PRETZELS
wEEE<,s AVERAGES OF THE MONT
 GOMERY PLAYERS.
Ioc,x Lee Led in the Hitting and Moles- worth was Faultlcss in His Field. ing-Pitchers Make Good
 Showing.

With all the hard hitting of the Pret-
 zels during the past week, there is
 only a gain of three points in the team
 batting average, the average being
 2S4 as against .2S1 the previous week.
 Yesterdays game in Shreveport Is not
 included in these averages.
 Jack Lee leads the hitting ,ietng uoga with worth. who has twenty-five hits in his twenty games. -Brouthers Is next with twenty hits in twenty games, and Pat MiIlerick next with twenty hits in nlne- Moiesworth still has an unbroken record in fielding, with not an error Tn dfty-seVen chances Millerick mas oniy three errors in 134 chances, whlie Mul- fancy has only six errors in 175 chances. Out of 122 chances at snort ohieDeSS S S 1 has only seven errors, while out or ioS at second base, Charlie SchWartz mas only five, Brouthers having seventy,tWo9 chances and only eight errors at thlro
 Scbwartz leads the sacrific hits, with Shiebeck and Millerick a close seeohu, while Brouthers still leads the stoisn bases. with Schwartz and Lynch foIoW .
 ing ,o has e,ven an average of
 seven hits in his five games, ms c GohsIHi .Iii | fin five games-two game-ano strik- | ing out nearly five a game Not ouits ss seven hits a game have been maue olt | Stultz, while he mas gwen an a . struck out three men. In his Tour games, an average Of nine hlts mas oeIn made off Hale though he has given onIy out four men a game. Mccoy is fast getting control and bids fair to De one of the coming pitchers of this league All the Pretzel pitchers are worklns nicely. Atlanta game are: