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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
CITY NEWS
PLAN A BANQUET
HALL FOR STORE
DONALDsoN's TEA ROOM WILL
HAVE EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENT.
Plans Being Prepared by Kees & Col
born Call for Room 60 by 66 FEET
in Dimension and Will Cost at Least
$20,00o-Decorations Will Be Elabor-

Changes are being considered by Man.
ager B. B. Townsend which will make
the Glass Block tea room one Of the
famous resorts OF the country for fas-
tidious eaters. OrEers have been given
Kees & Colborn, architects for William
Donaldson & Co., to prepare plans for a
banquet hall on the fourth floor, so by
66 feet in dimensions. Upon the re-
turn of Lawrence S. Donaldson from
extensive Improvement will be made.
The installation of the beautiful room
that Mr.. Townsend has in mind will
cost at least $4,000. .s> : ~. s.,
The success Of Donaldson IS tea room,
| under its present management, and the
extensive advertising which the store
| and the dainty tea room, with it's ex.
| quisite cuisine and service, have re-
ceived from visiting patrons from all
has spurred the company to raise the
standard even higher. The banquet
room will increase the popularity Of
the "tea room,' as it is popularly
| known, and will cffer the solution of a
difficulty which presents itself in the
arrangement for large dinners.
One design is English cathedral ef-
feet, and another an Italian, with mar.
| BILE and wrought iron detail. The pro-
pOoSu p1ctu Is W utl1iZc Luc Shrll2llC,
two floors above, as the dome for the
new hall. Space will be inclosed ex.
tending 66 feet toward Seventh street
from the green room, with breadth
of 60 feet. This includes the present
lightwell, which will be foored in. The
opportunity for cathedral effect is evil
dent. ->..@ .. 49,
In the changes, the present green
room and Dutch rooms would rehain
vate parties. The gentiemen's s cafe and
smoking-room would also be untouched.
A new feature of the cafe department
is the business mems elevator, which
has been built at the Sixth street en-
trance, half way between Nicolelt and
First avenue S. This is machine of
the latest plunger type, which stops
only at the third and fourth floors
landing passengers at the door of the
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
WILL HOLD BAZAAR
'Lyngblomsten Will Raise Funds fo'
Home for Aged.

"Lyngblomsten,' an organization of
Norwegian women, whose purpose is to
raise funds for the erection and mainte:
nance of home for the aged, will shold
a bazaar at Nazareth church, Ninth
street and Twelfth avenue s, Oct. % to
25, inclusive. The members of the So
ciety will spare no pains to make the
enterprise attractive and enjoyable.
The society is having rapid growth
and expects to see the membership top
the 1000 mark in short time. Mrs
Manley L. Fosseen has been elected Or
ganizer and has done splendid work
having established circle in St. Paul
and two in the southern part Of the
state. The movement is entirely un;
support from all the, churches. The
work Of collecting funds anl Increasing
the membership will be done largely
thru local circles. Mrs. Fergestad, the
president of Lyngblomsten, is well qual
ifed for her position, and has entered
upon the work with much enthusiasm
While no site has been secured, it is the
general sentiment among the members
that the home shall be located betwee,
the twin cities.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

o There is an art in writing a Jour-
O nal want ad for servant. Many @
q servants are already employed but O
o are looking for better positions @
o State the advantages Of the position 9
o you offer when you advertise. 8
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
BANQUET FOR CALDERWooD
Departing Temperance Worker Is Guest
of G. w. Dorsett.

w. G.. Ca1derwood was the guest
Of honor at banquet given by G. W.
Dorsett last evening at which twenty
five guests were present. Mr.. Calder
wood is about to leave on a two months
tour of the northwest, lecturing in the
interests Of temperance. Mr.. Dorset
acted as toastmaster. - 80.
J. D. Engle, in responding to a)toast,
called Mr.. Calderwood the ideal prohi-
bitionist. DR.. Stanley B. Roberts spoke
Of the good work that was being done
among the children and of how Mr.,
Calderwood was furthering the move
ment. George w. Higgins and Mrs
E. A. Russell also spoke in praise OF
the guest of honor. Mr.. Calderwood, in
speaking Of the temperance work, said
he believed the. saloon the root Of most
Of the evils that attack religion, home
and political life.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

In his original report he says:a4
1.-THE samples Of Duffy's Pure Malt
Whiskey submitted to my laboratory for
chemical examination were found per-
fectly pure and entirely free of amyl and
methyl alcohols (fusel oil and wood spir-
its), and also devoid of coloring matter
Comparative tests have been made with
samples of Duffy's Malt Whiskey, bought
from different drug stores In this city
with the same result On basis of these
examinations, / pronounce your prepara-
ton as an excellent tonic-stimulant, tis-
sue builder and invigorator, which can
be used by young and old for wasting
tite and, in short, in all cases where an
effective tonic is required" DR.. %, M.
Eidherr, Chicago, ILL.,. July 8, 1905.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
LADIES' DAY AT THE DEWEY.

Today is ladies' day at the Dewey
theater, with the Tiger Lilies company
as the attraction. Among the features
offered are Richly Craig il 2 musical i al
pae,a aeVa Taen ana ana oss s9g
and exponents Of physical culture, and
moving pictures Of the late Britt Nelson
fstic contest. The burlettas, beauti-
fully staged, show the full strength Of
| the Tiger Lilies chorus and the inim-
liable Hebrew comedian, Alex Carr, the
highest priced artist on the vaudeville
will be presented to each lady attend
ing.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
ITALIANS. WILL. CELEBRATE
-Four Hundred and Thirteenth Ami
versary Of Americas Dicovery.

The 413th anniversary of the dis
covery Of America by Columbus will
be celebrated by twin city Italians in
Minneap9lis NJ on Thursday Of next E week:
direction of the Society Christofore
Colombo, but several other Italian or
ganizations will cooperate.
. The program includes exercises m
the hall at II Main street NE and a
parade, to start from the hall at 2
o'clock and proceed across the river,
up Hennepin to Eighth street to Nicol'
let, to Fourth street, to Fourth ave.
nue. s, to Washington. to Nicollet and
over the river to the hail. The parade
will be headed by the new Italian band
and the feature Of it will be carriages
containing young women dressed tc
represent 1talysa and America.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
AGED MAN SHOOTS
Joseph Conroy, 20 Years Old, Uses Re-
: volver in Street Quarrel.

Joseph Conroy, 70 years old, and John
Mason last night engaged in a heated
brawl at Fillmore and South Robert
streets, ST.. Paul, which resulted. in
Mason IS being shot in the thigh.
It is said that Conroy met Mason
on the corner and began abusing him.
pocket. AS soon as Mason recovered
from the shock he seized Conroy and
gave him severe beating. Spectators
stopped the fight and the police took
both men to the hospital.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
AMERICAN LINE,

AMERICAN LINE.
Philadelphia -Queenstown-Liverpool.
ATLANTIC TRANSPORT LINE.
NEW YoRK-LONDON DIRECT.
DOMINION LINE.
MONTREAL-LIvERPOoL sea passage.
RED STAR LINE.
yER-LoNDoN-PARIs.
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rze E9 MEDITERRANEAN AzoRrs. xdA
FROM NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC Oct. 10, noon: nov 80. Jan 2s, Mar
CRETIC .........-.......N Nov. q, noon: Dec.
CELTIC (20,904 tons) ........ Jan. 8, Feb, II
FROM BOSTON
aCANOPIC... Oct. Z. Nov 1S, JAMS l3. Feb. -
ROMANIC Oct. %. 10 am; Dec. 2, Feb. s
o. e. BRECKE, N. w. p. Agt.,
121.123 Sd st S, Guaranty Bldg, Minneapolis.
T. II. LARKE, Passenger Agent.
375 Robert st. st. Paul.
PROPOSALS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of Constructing @. NJ, ST. Paul. Mimi, Sept.
%, 19O5.-Sea1ed proposals, in triplicate, Will be
received at this office until IL am, Get. Z.
1905, and opened then for installing steam heat
ing plant In storehouses at Fort Smelling. Minn.
Plans and specifications may be seen and blank
proposals with full instructions had upon appli-
cation here. U. S. reserves the right to accept
thereof.-Amos w. Kimball. Constructing O. u.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

$57,50o, and the transfer to the city wilS
be made at once. 7%'>>% .M
The building will front on Fourth
and Fifth streets, in the block fanked
by Washington and Franklin streets.
After paying for the site. the auditor,
iu1n committee will have about $15O,Oo0
with (which to erect the building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

DR.. Eidherr, a leading con-
sulting and analytical che
mist, states that he finds
Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key perfectly pure and en-
tirely free Of coloring mat
ter, wood spirits and fusel
oil. L
"I pronounce Dufy's an ex-
cellent tonic -stirnulant, tis-
sue builder and ir1vigo-
rator, which can be used by
young and old for wasting
diseases, nervous debility,
loss Of appetite and, in
short, in all cases where an
effective tonic is required.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
BAGS BREAK MANS LEG
A Heavy Ball Crashes Down Upon
T. -, Frank johnson.

Frank johnson, employed by the Be-
mis- Bros. Bag company, broke his leg,
while loading bags i'm the Milwaukee
freight yards today. A heavy bale
fell on him, knocking him from his
wagon. He was taken to the Swedish
hospital in the South Side patrol wagon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06
CHOOSE AUDITORIUM SITE
ST.. Paul Board of Aldermen Approve
Original Selection. r r.

St. Paul's board Of aldermen last
evening, by unanimous vote, approved
Of the site originally selected for st:
Paul's new auditorium. This was al
torium committee to effect the pur-
chase of the property in question for
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-10-06

AT Calcutta a. society has been
formed for the protection Of wild AMI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
ELKO HAPPENINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. n. N. Goode and their two
aush,ers Marsare. am, Eliza Z, s and MS Miis
Sharpe mr a G1 S Srs yiou. spent sunday
with tnsf ta.her Jc ,n Mo@at' Of richmond
spent SUNDAY at their country home. .,,on,,n y
silss Irene Sharpe, who haI neeh . spvn1ff
s sIe ' left the r n Of tho week Tor Richmond
where che VIII stop OYER for Ways near m
then che. viii visit friends " hanover "e''
cq g. j. 'aAI WIN ana a. r.. F!shor made q bust
"f E,ns sp b )" Is"nsiHp fos Hasfa cW ss.
Wam ,, Wa Mf hi IS 4s s,sss'MsS rs E
oi IS A. Wntkins visited in Richmond during
'n si sa'is susie Evans Of Richmond has been
ysinE her aunt Mrs W y,.;c WaT s sis,sr Mrs
Eddie sharpe r1 roc Itshn u,siSca NJ ''' :
81 Msaes AnnIs and ethel DunnAyant LETT dur,
I'M mo past week for m extended Y'''' -
to her sister Mrs ~ Wnn S sws aur'ns wv
WIZ Ws To- IT, : 81 HlchInonh; Robert T.
uurrctt ana wife Of Fort L.n., were th .a Snes's
Of N.Y. y & 'A g. ess ry Spent Tas'day Win
friends In RchnDnd a..,, ~ wnek for
Mr. y 2 rby s IN d spend s ssS wis Weeks
Mrs A. il, FISHER aeco,mpanied BY 3yy,.n Ms.hi IN
Baker ana wife, spent n'y WIN ''''''''' =
Is snlamn 's' hsSb"s Vas IN Richmond on bus
Mrs Tobias Gibbons has returned home af bs.
n iIenyant yi,ll Of HeYerni week" w,t w. nv "
parents. ~. and Mrs. Wa'kef l. o0a'''' =
Ni ny C. Behro"der and dauEh.ers A,isscg Louise
Ike The HON" 81 Sir, Charles Hess and family on
the DarDytown HnHd. na,, ..v,r,, davx
Win nii her falhcr Henry R"e''is' has returned
10 Richmond, ,.,,ad ,,andg n nd
'' ciiford Sharpe was in islchmond ono Gay
VIZ ,In,nes l.aijcy, whn recently visited her
bt,na near hero, loft tor her city nome ~"
Il IALLI-I No
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
At the Mecklenburg.

. = . Z To- s
A most enjoyable tournament took place
q, the McckIenburg Hotel, Chase City.
on Friday, In which eleven knights rode,
as follows: 4&
Mr.. A. 3. Hammer. knight of Char
loite; Mr. w. w. Goode, Knight of
Clcatwood; Mr.. C. C. Cardoza. Knight Of
kcysvlle; Mr.. II. B. Hartman, Knight Of
Mecklenburg; Mr.. &c. Zinn, knight Of
Chase City; Mr.. 2. r. Fitzgerald. Knight
of Richmond; Mr.. 2. y. Walker Knight
or Dfapersvllle; Mr.. w. H. owen, knight
OF WyIllesburg: Mr.. w. L. Womack.
knight Of Prince Edward; MIR. w. II.
Wallace Knight OF Free State.
Mr.. Hammer won, with easy first honors.
and chosc for his queen Miss Mary
Womack, of Kcysvllle. The maids OF
honor crowned were Miss Sarah Goode,
Miss Iottic Staples md Miss Lucy Wat
kins. Much credit Is due to the mnrshnls.
Mcssrs e. Iiasklns. Jr.. L. W. Faris and
DIR. 4. r. Finch.
After the tournament n most delight
fu dance was given the young people.
The german was beautifully led BY DR..
| II. j. Morton, with Miss Mary Womack,
OF keysvlc and Mr.. II NJ. Fcrkinson.
, Of Grccnville. Miss, With Miss Stephens,
of South I'LL. Va. Some Of the DANCERS
were Misses Mary Womack. Lotte Sta
pes. Mary Burwell Isabel Norvcll. Annie
| FarIs Mary Walker, Byrd Mason, Sarah
Goode stephens. Wake, Crnyc; Mes
danes Glenn. Canjnr Cooke. Doggetl,
| Hartmann; Messrs. II. and r. Morton.
Hammer, Jefsress, Oliver, Gilmore, Goode
r. RI. and c. Haslelns. Fnris, Magee,
! McNcung, Womuck. Jameson. Gregory.
| Cadoza Meadows. Vim, Jordan. Nor
yell, Fitzgerald Clnye, Wallace and
many others.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Edgar Pole, of Hot Springs, Va.
Is the guest Of Mrs. william g, Stan
nard, and will be In Richmond for Horse
Show week.
Miss Clark, Of Halifax county, viii be
with Mrs. John b. Newton In Richmond
this winter.
Miss Mary Hayes has returned from nm
extended aud delightful trip TO tho West.
where shs spent some time In Colorado
At the reception following the piano
recital given by Miss Nan Davis nj the
| club on Monday afternoon. Mrs u. A,
liocn presided at the coffee table and
Mrs, ], Taylor Eysoll poured lemonade.
/ go
! 'rln Wolnans Auxiliary to tho Pass
cngcr aud Power Y. NJ, G. A. win mnet
| Thursday afternoon In ltescrvOir Hall,
| a fun meeting Is hoped, and those hay
Ing relatives In the Passenger and Pow
er Company are asked to be present.
Miss Sue Gordon will meet members
who desire TO study whist Friday. October
9TH. at 1880 -. NJ in the auditorium Of
! tho Wonmns Club
Mrs A. r. IIuntt cxpocts her sister
Miss Hathaway, and Aliss Fisher. ol
Chester. Pa, fos the Horse Show
Mrs SchoolfIeld, Of Danyille, Va. viii
VISIT her uncle, Mr., Yass. at Miss Mary
l'nlton's.
/ MIR. ". NJ, IIabliston win attend sh
meeting Of tho nankers' Association Il
l'uston.
j Mrs. william H. Royal has returned I
1 Tic city and VIII entertain during Ilors
\ Show week In honor Of her daughter
j Miss page ASlett Royal, and Mis-
4 Royals guests. Miss Warren VI P!sts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
FORT LEE:

N ME- A.J AlIard Is RptHdlnH IT'S VH1HlloF ~
,,Hfrirore.n the home or his parents
ana nlrs nsnJ1inn NGheas hS Visit re to
turned g M'chmsnda a a.se 81 ciarke. ~
INF MI. Wilt poygett had charge o. ne office
hero during he ABSENCE Of Nm SPeS Wts and and
a Tx dnuHhtcr Iithel, after dsllghtful visit
L, ' Wash!nston. y. g.. has returned and Is now
AZ ~ ~ o kay Mrs. r. Al,ard and daughter Miss
Ainitce Nilard recently visited Mr. and Mrs
Mra ncor.re III Clarke and daughter MISS
Laura a Walled friends IN Richmond during ring
The past week. ,,, II, ,,,,,o .on nave re-.
~ ~ tholr home In Richnond after nay.
i inr SD spent the greater part OF tho summer ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04

wlll y!.Is her sister Mrs dat ln - = ras'0r'
was Snder St Mi's oi ne 81
NGsis 4 An ana AamSnh ,sis Sai9 Ms;
Iia ssssp fss 4nlo DgfaSnhesP r othss
sysnns ns .snti w t,sss ea a had
'sIs ~ sis Ss & 7s stss & ss si
AS Nrs. 1ss.tlo 1funt, Of travis, va. 's tho
s'Mis s q q ME- assstt Sy sSho has been visiting
f5nporia, has ,Nturned. ,.4 49,, u. ~
,t Mr' zen c Si has s rs,dsnsa q her homo
in in noanolo. ,., Z, Z. 49,, ,y,,, ia
~ .s Ses u ssr s% u. e a zsKha% rs
NS Miss Duisy l1gsason 10 visiting in Spring r
s.s 1sna ara a sry y Saa & we eet haSS
i Miss ysse 4dde rcstsS e 1sayis Is yians Mrs
NJ. "A, Roach, Of North Avenue. oo, so,no limo
n haregh and 9' etsor w soutsssn cities has
,S5sse s ;ss H. ssy sx s IL S'
?sA% s ene fS ss yss
have n moved to No es York Street Dr. PAW PAY
e e hna bought tho properly from mr. 'onf
W. and Mrs a. q smith md daughter; Aln as
NAV of Unity, Will spend tho winter WIN NV
mother. Mrs. c. A.. 1iazeFrove. 49,, 49,,
! Nh md Mrs, W. II. Kellogg, VINO nhio nu.n
vistin KIN Mrs. ~ q Cosby q Virginia Aysngs
have "icft tor their home In Newpo nr NJ MeW the
Barton Heights school for tho weok ending
''! s"nor a e luyls. stella James ana
Edna Bowman. ,,.h,.o,i Gordon
Edith RagIand. Elizabeth jeser, Grace C nun
hnriu ia nnd l3irdie Norriss. . 4s. ,r....,
oc Innjor III y umdeLNiargurto Gordon, l'nma
rIonkins and Mnttie 1,alnes. ,...,,
Sixth Grammar urade,-haf,utds gyx,r,e and
: Tirst q rainnlar Grndo-Mary CarpentSr IN ~,
1ja,, NJ ohie Charley Anges md JNKe sunmTt"
Eirhth prjmury Grade--Austin, nhI. !. ei'u'i
. Seventh Primary Gradc--Orn Woo2 sy ,,,r,
1o T4f.h anf PrnS @s' oradeHelcn Deuel. Elise
yyh,t ch,,rst and Ruth TTaylor.
rTourth primary Gr,ldo-Mary Gregory, l1o'eh
o, Tbblr si' Primary Grnde-Douglas RodGn. NM
sham Gnllnwny Bessie Backa Pearl H lar
iirc C.rutchrold, Maud Pound oracle 1urhe',
T,mmn cioddin and Pearl Tlller. . !,
Second Primary Grade--Eii Pouno, fr n''A
Carpenter and erosion FarroW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
Rio Questions for Congress-

y 1,nngross during It's coming ses.
III ~ nIndertakes to act OH the y ari1ips
r psfars L vii hands HtE f NJ tarl
il not kp Soy nos wnssiIss un md acton
i ht e there is chance for ThS s9els
ana bSsy aas xpfs sf sae%
sn ~ .hiut si and the majority Of them en-.
on osa the ,n ns as srent opportunities FOR
o omer wranglllig and hlibusterlns us
thn ni,. T phnogynlntIon Of Railroad Rates and
th seha HE1snnntrol of the Federal Govern
yHAp Tlii Contributions by corporations =
and Others. ,,...t,,.
g'he santo Domingo Recelyershlp'3
The Venezuelan .2ue,sl ION 5bnt all the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04

b,lrg, Pa, and Miss McCrea, Of Chicago
Mrs. 1.oynll'3 son, whose illness during
1.-THE Skinner was d source OF fiuch un-
oas!hess to her, has been en- lfely restor
to hcalth and q 4 able 10 enjoy outs
life agaln.l 2{$
Mrs. Julian Blnford and the Misses Bin
ford Will occupy All apartment ut the
corner Of. Laurel ind Grace Streets TINS
winter. NJ
Il Misses Nuhnio Waddill, Courtney cruml'
ard Josephine Sullivan will attend the
fall german to be given this evening az
2:l,o University Of Virginia.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Merwin Brhnch
have announced tho approaching 'nai-
rage Of their daughter, Melville An ~,
Branch, to tNMr. Madison Leroy Lee. Inc
wedding viii take place Tuesday, Ocloper
10Th, at GAS p. NJ. iii tho home OF ing
btite, No. 300 Harrison street. INC cete.
money viii be witnessed by relatives anu
intimate friends.
4 Mr. Josepil>5V. Lucas, Of No. SlV East
Franklin Street hns been called TO ms
home Chnrleston, s. Gu BY death OF ms
b, othcr Herbert Lucas Ills many lfl F ~.
will regret to learn of this.
Nh. and Mrs, Robert o. Nlacomber arc
re gistcrcd at the Cumberland Hotel, New
York city,.
N;rs. M. M, a.. Gerard, OF BurKevllle'
and daughter, have this week closed thelr
BEAUTIFUL country homo In Virginia, anu
gtne to spend the S!ntor IN New YORK
city.
Misses Lottle and Hnzcl Faulconer who
have been the guests of the Misses
Wright, in fredericksburg have returned
home.
rather Van 1nglegem, y stanton, is
IA Richmond for q fow days
Miss witt, 4rconc, Of Norfolk. IS ex-
pccted to BIO hero for tho aiorse 0ho"'
Mrs. Luxford and daughter MISS caro-.
l,ne. have returned from q visit 10 10"
Moor, Va.
&. Mr. unrwood simpson, Of Stafford, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Roberta Christian, Of this city,
vas one Of the guests OF Il mars hthh''o"
roast given by the Misses Townsend 'H'fs' no %
Norfolk.
r,very member Is asked TO attend
meeting Of st. Hlda's Guild IN tne Vese.y
re ON of st. Paufs Church on neg
Thursday forenoon at II O'CLOCK.
o1rs q q. Graves, of No. SOB West
croco street has returned from de-
lirhtful summer spent in the Virginia i'
rrountalns.
Mics Tina -, Nibiett Of Norfolk, who
has been visiting Misses Alice ana M s.na.t
welsh, OF No 1885 West Grace street. street
re turned home Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04
BARTON HEIGHTS

N,os tratlc glover who has been visiting
Mrs. ", 81 colins. has returned TO- nor i'0'h'
- MI v' i@,re,.., sudier % IIig Island, was tho
g,ies o. hs friends on seanraaS, M ma l,ee,,
visiting Miss ' isiorsneo Wihlnson. haA rN urn'd
to her hong ,,.,aon ~ yVoe, vir-
.,n IA a are Ne n,,s.,n os Mr. and Mrs. Frank -
,roEDn, 81 Barton Avenue, NAV ho.n ,,,sitinr
Nps Mary AiYsi"rran, , sti p Avenue, mas i'll
bra Waltz y yei,sh continues ysnna l''o s''A =
Mlss III Al Mugrudeh q Albs1nsFls county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-04

~. osho,rne and granddaughter. OF West
Virginia, Is the guests OF the .or ,, 1hnsin,,t
ter. Mrs. Moroso, OF Ih'rd venus
Mrs Benjamin catn has returned do,i TO ont 9nf
visit OF several weeks to friends IN ne" Rent
county. ,,,n,,o Ia v,sItinp
her daughter Mrs. John Tyler. OF Fourth Ave,
Mrs John core who has seen a Hosp n,sk
has returned to her home on Chestnut FIJI
much Improved in health. .,o, conn.v
Miss Josephine Gaines, OF i1ehFleo, , ios3
ga. Tho e1Iast la st week OF friends on fiishiand
FI The Cleaners Society OF Alizpah presbyteran
c.hnrch held its regular monthly meeting yes
tarday Tuesday, afternoon al o'clock N the
lecture room OF the church. ,,,.o,n,,
spendInc the winter with his sister, Mrs j. ~.
Muroso. Of Third Avenue. !. ,,a, home 81
Ivnchbury. va, after spending some time wltn
rer sister Mrs. Mortimer Mcclure OF ri i':
M,ss Eleanor Enslow. Of Highland Park
was the CUES, last week Of Miss Claire Sh ate9.
OF Third Avenue. I, ., ,,or,. of,e,
snnnding several weeks In Norfolk. Va,
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood WIngtleld, OF Third
Avenue. are visiting relatives IN Gha''o1te1'
Miss Annie Etheger, Of indianapolis has ,y re-,
turned horne after spending some ~e ItIshia I'd,
her aunt Mrs. Melvin s'uFAe' y i
Mr. IT. Robert Pemberton. after spending, d ses-
cTal days IN WusHlL6Losl. :, q
Miss Lnca Wills. OF Powhntan county mas mas
been visiting friends on the Hill, ..,,co .v,,,
be held at Highland Park Church, beginning
at S O'Clock. ~, hosA re-
Miss Viola Cleaon OF Capron, sa;t mas !,
her sister Mrs. Fleming, Of Chestnut ,o al'I on
Mr. Wills Weaver. OF Fourth Avenue 70 =
n bl,sln.v trip to North Carolina ,,,
: Mr. Arthur Peace. OF Cuba han been spen 1:I
! Inv sn,nc lime with his sister. Mrs y W.
vaughan, OF Highland PARK .a,n.1
Mrs. Ens!uw, OF H,ghlni;d Park, entertained
Thnrsday night In honor ,of n"v t.hanei
solving. the new pastor OF Ascension cH 'l"'
JIlphlun1 Park