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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 parlors were darkened and
lighted with numerous yellow shaded
lights. Yellow chrysanthcmums,. 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 the guests were ushercd
back to the punch table, where fruit
punch in followed pumpkin was
served. The table was adorned with all
the fruits of the harvest, autumn
leaves and white and purple grapes.
During the afternoon Misses Telza
smith, George Borun and Lois Phil
Inns, with v,oins and piano. furnished
sweet music. The contest was q novel
and original one. In little wax turkeys
was a paper containing Questions and az, I
verses. tho answers to which were paris
OF the Thanksgiving turkey and his
garnishing.
The first prize, feathored turkey,
IN which lay silver thinble. was won
nv the guest of honor, Miss Lillian
Dodson. The consolation. q copy or
Tord's "lIcr Version Of It" went 70 MISS
Mabel Johnson.
After the contest the guests were IN
ylted into the dining ROOM where
dainty two. course luncheon was served. &
Bridge Whist.
The Great Bridge Chapter Daughters
OF 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 mhd'
BY Mrs. r. r. Cooke. who received thf
prize a vase. These meetings VIII occur
each Monday afternoon at the residence
| Of the members. Mrs. Allan r, flnn exc
will hold the next meeting at her hons
on Butte Street. prize for the hlghes
I score at each moeting Will DO offered
as well as for the highest score mao
| at the end Of tho season.
| . H. +
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ocial and
Personal
Mantle of Mercy.

. All dav lone at the loom of love
A Sbeauiifni angel sat and wove.
.ft,he woof was OF silver threads OF ilsh,,
The warp was of gossamer dainty white
headed with dew from the tender SKIES
THAT lay ir the depths of the angeis eyes.
Alone. in silence. the angel wrought
,rhc secret OF her holy thought;
Something was needed down there pelo",
In tho struggling world of death ara
voc, !,
10 hide from the sight Of earth ard
heaven
Thc stains Of sin by heaven forgiven
Something to hide the faults OF men
From the vulture's eyes, whose GREEDY
ken
1iunted thcm out by night and day,
THAT human souls might be its prey.
TO 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 staihi
a mantle for Mercy's hands TO take
And backward bear, FOR loves dear sake
And cast, wherever soul doth lie
In shame, n sport for the passer-by.
~ Select ed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Young Pardini Goes Down.

Convicted OF stealing tools from the
Richmond Locomotive Works. Par
DIM. a 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 Officer
Beck He did not deny having taken the
tools. ana gave as his excuse that he had
Ind several instruments stolen from him
and no thought he would be getting
even to take the ones with which ne
worked.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

a fashionable wedding OF Wednesday
was that or Miss Edna Louise Forbes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Whitmeli
Stallnps Forbes, to Mr.. Arthur Phipns
Iaipcy Of New York, celebrated at 1880
p. M. in the First Baptist Church by the
Rev. DR. ]. b. Hawthorne and the Rev.
George w. Mcdaniel. the pastor of the
church.
Beautiful and profuse decorations were
iii palms and white chrysanthemums for
the altar. Suspended above the heads
Of the bride and groom was marriage
bell OF white carnations and lilies of the
valley.
The matron OF honor was Mrs. Gilmore
D. Hotchkiss, Jr., and tho best. man
Mr.. Carlisle Boyd, OF New York. The
groomsmcn Included MIR. 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
Richmond.
The bride was elegantly gownctl in
white satin, en- princesse, trimmed With
rose point and duchesse lace. Her tulle
veil was caught with Il diamond crescent.
and she carried lilies Of the valley and
white orchids.
The matron of honor wore pink chiffon
cloth and a pink hat, with shaded plumcs
and roses. Her flowers We're Ln France
l
Mrs. w. S. Forbes. the mother OF the
bride was alfred IN Alice blue chiffon
and velvet, with appllqued embroidery of
pink roses, and a blue hat with plumes
Her bouquet was of violcts.
Il a wedding breakfast in the home OF the
3 bride followed the ceremony. Hammond
q superintendent the house floral adornment,
as well as that of the church, the green
and white color scheme prevailing in,
palms, Southern smilax and chrysantho..
NUNS throughout parlors and halls. ~
marriage bell OF white carnations hung
in the archway between the drawing
rooms and smaller bells swung amid
& the greencry elsewhere. The centerpiece.
on the wedding breakfast table was OF.
palms and chrNsanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley left last aftcr-
noon for q wedding trip to Canada They
will make their home in New York city.
Out-of-town guests at sthe wedding Were.
Mr.. and Mrs. george Henry, of MOTIFS
town, \. j.. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ora
ham. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Bonner,
Miss Beatrice Bonner, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Mckinney, all of New York city.
Ar and MRS. William Holiday, OF Savan.
nah, Ca; Mrs. John Miller and Mr.
Lewis Sanders, Of Charlotte, n. c.; Mrs
David Dunlop Of Petersburg, Va.
al Sutton-Sinton.
SaIFaIS bdIt4sL SHuIcH WAS lhc scene
Of one of the most interesting weddings
Of the week yesterday at G:3O p. NJ,
when the nuptials of Miss Nell Binfoil
Einton daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Binton, to Mr.. Howard Sutton, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sutton, were cele-
brated by the Rev. DIR. ]. r.. Garlck,
assisted by the Rev Ryland Knight.
Church decornt tons in palms and candle
labra were beautiful and appropriate.
vhe music was directed by Mrs Hamln.
The ceremony was most impressive, the
,ride representing tho third generation
II her family to stand ut the marriage
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Goshen Association Contributions

Inthe report Of the Baptist General y AS
s s1o,%af9n snavsra
errors naturally occurred Fol, Instance. in
a. summary the report, Of the J., treasurer
to ti amount reported by the. Goshen AS
soniation to the various boards was given
so This was an erron etmefT 6e
amount am unit should have been 81, 051.9s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Judge Witt Home Again,

IN Tic Musings Court yesterday MoIh-
mo J I'D al inran again sat for Judge
Wit, the latter being yet n = Ha Inb; 81
~. ,,;yGuo ~ that Circuit was disqualified.
II fudge dIu Witt completed his labors I, n
unnoyer Yesterday and Teturned to me
citySlast evening, He VIII preside ~ tue
Iustings Court this morHln 9.
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Sternoon last, and Mrs Joseph Noel VII
do so on Motlday AFTERNOON next.

ternoon last, and Mrs, Joseph oels vii ~
do so OH Monday afternoon next. Y
Box Party at Bijou.
a very Handsome box. party to the
Bljou WIS given last night to Miss Mary,
Page Coffnan, OF 4tlbcmarle county, who
IS visiting friends lii Richmond
The ladies were all beautifully gowncd,
and their folwers blending In with the
charming color tints worm made un ex-
tromely pretty picture. The party was
chaperoned by Miss Mary Carter Ander-
son and included Miss Coffmnn, Miss
katherine Anderson, Miss Addlc Chaffin.
Miss Maude stnrkc Miss TInie Golfer;
Mtssrs. Sidney Ellerson Pollard Cardozh,
Emory Hill and DR.. Robert Stewart OF
Richmond; Mr.. George 11nw, Jr Of Han
over; Mr.. II. Q. Forbes Of buckingham,
and Or. Moray, OF Richmond.
Personal Mention.
Mrs, A. T.. Holladhy and Miss 11olla-
dry arc spending q few weeks at Atlantic
City.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Kerr Woodnn
have returned from their wedding tour
ard arc at home to friends at No. 112
North Morris street
Mrs. Edward l1chols Miss Harriet
15chols and Miss Mary Miller, of stnnn-
ton nro spending some time In Rich
mond.
Mrs. Peter Chevallic Warwick md Miss
Caroline Warwick arc guests Of Mrs
Henry and Miss Annie X. Henry, OF Butte
street, Norfolk, Vn.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nrullikin, of Page
Brook, Clarke county, have been enter
tained in New York. by Mr.. Graham -
13lnndy, OF that city who l1ns country
place in Clarke county and spent the
hunting season there.
Miss Mary Buford says the Norfolk
Dispn tch is expected in Norfolk next
week to he tho guest of Mrs. Juni,ls
Lynch, in Butte street.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel p. Latano have
returned from their wedding trip to their
future home in Winchester, Va,
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Joseph
q. Willard, who arc now at Hot Springs,
yn., were guests ut a dinner party given
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Robert do For
est, OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
L. Johnston, of Chicago; Miss Coils and
Mr.. William r. Blodgett, of New York,
we're the other guests.
Miss Nellie Brydon, a teacher OF Loyal
street High School, in Danvllle, Va, mas
organized a basket ball team among the
young ladies' attending the school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Success Success.

Mrs. Virtual. How is your brother the
young minister. getting ony ~
feel SO clated why. he Is getting nearly
a. much salary now as the scAsfna,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Marshall Dawson.
AMONG THE CLUBS.
Whist.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Stay at Home Whist Club was held at the
resid ence 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

Only One Pair to Wed.
The clerk of the Hustings Court issued
ONLY one marriage license YESTERDAY.
namely; N, Howard Sutton and Nellie
Binford Sinton.
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, at 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
Myers, of Smithtield Va, the Rev. Ben
jamin Dennis, of Meade Memorial church.,
performing the double ceremony
Miss Elizabeth Hyde was attended by
Miss Zulcme Robertson. the sister Of
the groom, as her maid Of honor. The
same Office was performed for Miss Maay
Meredith Hyde by her sister, Miss Edith
Hyde, Bridesmaids We're Miss AIarga-
ret Pcttigrcw and Miss Minnie Welsiger..
Mr.. Royal Turpin attended Mr.. Robert
son, ana MI. William G. Pulliam was best
man to Mr. Myers.
The brides were attired alike. In prin-
cess gowns of white liberty silk, with
hand wrought lace yokes and chiffon
trimmings. Their wells wero fastened
with orange blossoms. and they carried
white prayer books.
Tho maids of honor wore white NOUS
seine and lace. and had BOUQUETS Of
pink roses. The bridesmaids were ~
pink chiffon Their flowers Were white
carnations.
nj the reception following the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs Robertson will go South
for their bridal trip. and live near VIII
mlngton, In North Carolina. Mr. and
Mrs Myers Will travel north and live IN
Smthneld Va. when they return. Brlda!
presents received We're many and OF grca'
gal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel p. Latane have
returned from their wedding trip to theii
future home in Winchester, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Vaiden-Wright.

Tho wedding of Miss Mamie Harris
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert r..
Wright, 10 Mr.. Edmund Pollard Walden,
son Of the late Benjamin Walden was
celebrated at s o'clock Wednesday after
noon in Olive Branch Church, Toano,
va. the BRIDES rector. the Rev. w. A. y.
Goodwin OF Bruton Episcopal Church,
williamsburg. officiating.
The color scheme In green and white
was carried out in the decorations of he
church The bridal party entered to tho
strains Of Lohengrin's wedding march.
beautifully rendered by Mrs. Walter j..
lIechler OF Richmond.
The groom was attended by Mr.. Ge0rGe
Geddy IIanhins, of williamsburg, as best
man The ushers and gl'oomsmen were
Messrs. Il, l., Geddy and w, p. Rlchard-
son, OF Hampton; Messrs, r, r.. Marston
and George Turner, of Newport News;
+, Messrs. II. II. and A. @, Wright. brothers
| of the bride, of Toano. Bridesmaids We're
| Miss Annie Franklin Barnes, OF Rich-
mond; Misses Harriet Iiankins, and Ellcl;
Game4> Of YllhSmsbus1; Iissha Marx
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Miss Mary Buford. says the Norfolk
Dispatch, is expected III Norfolk next
week to be tho guest of Mrs. Junitis
Lynch In Butte street,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Birthday Party.

! The members of the Board OF the Re-
treat for the Sick will give birthday
party at that institution this afternoon
from 4 to I o'clock. The ladies will be
glad TO see their friends promising them
a cordial welcome and something O little
more substantial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Miss Nellie Brydon, a teacher OF Loya
Street High School, in Danville, Va, mas
organized q basket ball team among INC
young ladies attending the school.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23
Dcddings Of Wednesday.

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

The Norfolk Dispatch OF Tuesday says:
n Colonel and Mrs, William Mood Finney
have issued invitations to the /arriage
their daughter. Helen Mclvef TO Mr..
Charles Randolph 1<ennon on Wcdnes-
day, November o. nineteen hundred and
FIVE at half past six o'clock, in Monu-
mental Church. Richmond.
Mr.. Kennon is u brother Of Mr. Bever-
$ly Randolph I<ennon, OF this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mulikin, of Page
Brook. Clarke county. have been enter
tained in New York. by Mr.. Graham I,
Bnndy, OF that city, who lns country
place in Clarke county and spent the
hunting season there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-23

The Willing Workers OF the NIonu-
mental Church will hold n 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. 1o5 East Broad
Street, and invite their friends to como
and purchase some of their Christmas
presents fro them
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THE WASHINGTON COLLECTED AND 4 SIS.
ne opens to b0srdieFs jung Is. Rates
from $50 to $50 per month. Bowling billiards
and tennis court free to guests. ap2S-tf-4
FAIRFIELD VIILA-ON CHEVY CHASE EI.EC-
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upexcelled location for Wash officials and bus.
Mrs. VI. J. GREGG. Phone Oh. Chase ~.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, u. C.,
Washington, ID. C., May Is, 1898. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office unth u
more less, feet of rubber and cotton fre hose
Full information can be obtained from he chief
engineer of the fire department. HENRY d. +.
DIE. Commissioners, ID. C. mylt-tt,eSu
WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF
of Engineers, Washington May 10 l9J5.-Sealed
proposals for furnishing and delivering SO inch
until O'Clock pm. june 20, 1909, and then pub
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cation to this Office s. W. ROE LER, Major,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. y. c..
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will be received at this office until IL o'clock NJ
May "a, 1905, to furnish TO the District of Column
bia combination chemical engine aud hose
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tanned from the chief engineer Of the fire de-
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PROPOSALS FOR RED BRICKS, NATURAL
hydraulic cement and sand Office of building for
National Museum, Library of Congress. Washing
ton. d. C., May II. 1908. Separate sealed pro-
natural hydraulic cement and sand for the
building for the National Museum. in this city,
will be received at this office until o'clock pm.
ed Immediately thereafter. Specifications general
instructions and conditions and bank forms of
proposals may be obtained application M this
ohice. BERNARD K. GREEN. Superintendent of
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DENTISTRY.

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teeth; shrunken faces made normal, painless
filing Dr. J. l.. WILSON 1908 r e. NV.
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Arizona republican., 1905-10-24

date of the expiration of her present certificate. There was also a meeting of the board of examiners yesterday. at which a first-grade certificate was issued to Hope Dill. of Yavapai coun- ty. on a diploma granted by the state normal of Pennsylvania.
 TWO CRACK SHOTS-That Clint
 Lauver, the councilman from the
 fourth ward, is a crack shot with the
 rifle few of his friends are aware, but the exhibition he gave on Saturday
 morning in a shooting gallery on
 South Center street gives him the
 right to claim such a distinction. His
 opponent was D. F. Holstlaw, one of
 the crack shots of the National guard. Out of three shots Holstlaw made three
 bulls-eyes, however not a perfect
 center and did not count for the high est score. Lauver got two out of three
 and his third. shot was a very narrow
 margin off the goal. A strange thing about the shots of Holstlaw was that trey all took eeffct in exactly the same
 spot and leave the appearance on the target that only one shot was fired THE NORTH PATRlOTIc-Judge Layton, territorial superintendent 2 yesterday received a letter from Presi- dent Taylor of the northern Arizona normal at Flagstaff enclosing a nice blue ribbon badge, a sample of the badges worn by all the students on the | occasion of the visit of the congress | siOnal party last week. The badge reads Single Statehood or Nothing.' ! MT. Taylor writes that the citizens of ! Flagstaff escorted the visitors around i the town and to the normal school | showing them every possible courtesy rfT- | dressed the school. paying an especial | ly pleasing tribute to the school sys- | tenn of Arizona, and the results of it as had been demonstrated to the vls- | itors during their trip through the | territory.