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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
cARvANzA

NJ 7. Reed Of Rockford, Ia, was the
guest Of his cousin, Mrs. w. r. Myers,
SO6 North Avenue 6s. Friday, being on
his way to San Francisco, where he
expects to practice law.
John II. Ebeling, wealthy manu-
facturer of Green Bay. Wis. and wife,
are recent arrivals at the Garvanza
Villa for the winter.
The Misses Heaton will occupy the
Dir. Louise Richter cottage. Ill South
Avenue Sc this week. DR.. Richter will
reside with her sister, Mrs. j. G..
Smith, on Eagle Rock avenue.
The Epworth league of the Car
vanza Methodist church gave a watch
night social at the home of Miss Jes
sic Whitcomb
Miss Flora Barber of San Diego Is
spending the holidays with her sister,
Mrs james G. Cortclyou, ON Hayes
avenue.
Or. j. l.. Smith of Chicago will soon
occupy his cottage recently purchased
of William Preston, corner Eagle Rock
avenue and Avenue 49,
A. Wellington has purchased a lot
on Ruby street near Avenue So and is
building cottage home.
J. walberg will soon build a modern
cottage on his lot recently purchased,
corner Avenue &C and Crescent street.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
Christmas Reunlon

Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Snavely of 1928
Central avenue held a family reunion
Christmas day. The house was pref
tily decorated and social time was
enjoyed, Those present We're: Mr.. and
Mrs W. S. Mcbride, Hopkins Station,
Mich: Mrs. j. o. Cline and son. Sher-
man. Of Tropico; Mr. and Mrs. j. c.
Snavely and son. Mrs. G. A. Halls and
daughter Elsie. oxnard, Cal; Mrs. ".
A. Kenyon. Ventura, eCal.; Mrs.
Forbes. r. Rector, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
Entertained at Dinner

The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. F. Holbrook of 1890 Westlake avenue
was transformed into a bower of beauty
last Saturday evening, when Miss Bess
Holbrook entertained about twenty
guests at dinner. The spacious dining
room was especially artistic, the deco
rations being entirely of holly berries.
Suspended over the center of the table
was an immense holly bell. The place
cards were in the form Of bells.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
Social Notes

Mrs. George w. Jordan of 3012 YER
mont avenue will entertain at cards
Friday afternoon. the guests being
club.
Miss Mary E. Spear has just ar
rived home from her extended trip Wis
iting the Worlds fair and several of
the large eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. stow of Redlands
are visiting DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Gose-
witch of 1877 Beacon street.
The Merrymakers will give dancing
party Wednesday evening, January d.
at Blanchard hall.
The Philolethea club will give a
dancing party on Friday evening jan
uary 10 at Kramers'.
Mrs. Louis Schwartz, formerly of Ho-
tel Granada, has removed to TAI West
Seventeenth street, where she will be
at home the first Wednesday.
Members of the Up-to-Date Whist
club were guests of the Misses Dent OF
2720 Wiltshire boulevard Thursday aft
ernoon.
w. c. Stryker of Hanford will return
north Monday after brief visit with
Mrs. Stryker, who is in Los Angeles
Cor the winter.
Miss Mary f. Spear is again at home
in Los Angeles. having just returned
from an extended trip through the
east in the course of which she visited
the st. Louis fair.
Mrs p. e. Weaver of 1920 West JEFF
ferson street will entertain members OF
the Thimble club of Los Angeles hive
No. /. L. o. r. M, at an all-day meet
ing next Tuesday.
Loyalty chapter. 217. o. E. s., enter
tanned with o. New Years ball at Kra-
mer's yesterday evening.
Members of The Young Ladies' insti-
tute. a social club of which Miss Julia
Roman OF SOB Hancock street is presi-
dent, will hold their next meeting
Tuesday evening. January 3. in the r.
NJ. l. hail. Downey avenue.
Trolley Whist club members will en-
joys card party and banquet at Chris
topher's next Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Brock acting as hostess for the occa-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Averill Of 1885
lockwood street held reunion OF old
Fairfield, Ia, friends Christmas eve
ming. About dozen were present and
enjoyed a pleasant evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Averill We're former residents OF
Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morton of 1926
lockwood street gave whist party to
watch the old year out and the new
year in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Of Pittsburg are
visiting their son, Harry Jones, 1865
Sunset boulevard.
Mrs. Flora Henderson of 1928 South
Grand avenue spent the holidays with
her son At San Pedro
Miss Addie Foerst Of Cincinnati is
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01

Mrs. Charles Granger OF Pasadena,
Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Felix Taylor.
the Misses Belle, Alice and Ber-
tina Walker, Miss Florence Judd
and Miss Lulu Hahn. Mrs. Hutchinson
has just returned from a two months
tour Of the east and a visit at her
former home in indianapolis, Ind. She
will be at home the first Wednesday
Of each month.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
House Party

Miss Emma Charlebois of Ventura is
the guest of Miss Florence Judd of 1887
Iowa street, who will entertain with a
card party in her honor Monday even
ing. Members Of house party, whom
Miss Judd will entertain from last
evening until Tuesday are: Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Wilkinson and Norris
Wilkinson of Pomona, Miss Mabel st.
John of Whittier and Fred Charles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01

the chief feature Of the affair. Those
present were Mrs. O. ]. Anderson, Mrs.
w. A. Ellis, the Misses Pearl Grant,
Cora Garfield. Ida Hutchins, Alice
Scott, Gladys Conger, Eva Davis. Flor
ence Chase, Florence Bailey, Irene Nc
Cray, Dorothy Conger, Mary Rowland,
Marion Newberry, Masters Claire New
berry and Julian Blaisdelll
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01

nue. pleasantly entertained party Of
sixteen girls last Thursday afternoon
in Sonor Of Miss Florence Marx, who
is here on her vacation from a board
ing school In San Francisco.
j. A. Shelter has purchased Of M.
u. Patterson the residence at 2s12 Man
itou avenue.
Miss Vivian Springer has arrived
from Pueblo. Colo, and Will reside with
her parents at 1924 East Main street.
Eureka Rebekah lodge initiated one
candidate and received one member by
card at its meeting Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
BOYLE HEIGHTS

f. J. Pollard has come from Daggeti
to visit his family at the Hotel Mt
Pleasant during the holidays.
G. d. Freed, Mrs. C. e. Ash of Delta
Colo, and George Ash of Cnelan
WASH, are guests of Mrs. G.. d. Freed
guest of the Hotel Mt. Pleasant.
Charles Young has removed with
his family to 1877 West Avenue Forty
two, Highland Park.
The following party of the Heights
will go today to Mount Wilson: f. Il
Handel, Sam Kutz, jr., A. Manig and
C. d. Chafer
Mrs. Mcclure of 2119h East First
street has gone to Sacramento to re-
side.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
Poppy Whist Club

The Poppy Whist club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Russell at Mrs. John
sons, 1910 Walnut street Wednesday
afternoon. The house was nicely deco
rated and lunch was served. The
first prize was awarded to Mrs. House,
second, to Mrs. Lapham and the con-
ISOLATION to Mrs. Paulsen.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
EAST LOS ANGELES

Mrs. j. D. Pfeifer of 1924 Pasadena
avenue has returned from a visit to
Santa Barbara.
Ferdinand Adler of Paso Robles was
a recent guest of III. Schakow and fam
lily, 1914 Downey avenue, on his way
home from st. Louis.
Miss c. Metzler of 2S14 Downey ave-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
HiahIand EbeII

The travel section of the Highland
Park Ebell club spent delightful
morning Tuesday when Miss Trip.
the president. gave an informal talk
on her recent travels through Ireland.
The second Tuesday in January Mrs.
Grenleaf will lecture in the college
auditorium on missions"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
HIGHLAND PARK

The meat market of J. f. Meier, SIPS
Pasadena avenue, was broken into
Thursday night There was no money
in the cash register.
T. Woods of Eagle Rock valley has
broken ground for a store building at
5721 Pasadena avenue.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
Entertain Students

Miss Edna Blumve of 2S5 Lake ave-
nue., Pasadena, a student of the Los
Angeles College of Fine Arts, u. S. c.,
will entertain the students of the col.
lege for the Tournament of Roses.
Following the parade an elaborate lun-
cheon will be served.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
PojnsettIa Club

The farewell leap year party given
by the Poinsettia club Monday evening.
December g. was a success. and a
novel and enjoyable evening was spent
by the many couples attending.
Invitations have been issued for the
January series, beginning Monday
evening, January 2--New Years night.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01

visiting her sister, Mrs. o. D. Sparks.
a guest Of the 1ovejoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Buxton and
daughters, Beatrice and Marie, Of Des
Moines, Iowa, have arrived in Los
Angeles and are at home at ass
Grandview.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01

Miss Carrie b. Conger OF Wilmer
street entertained her piano pupils
Wednesday afternoon. the presentation
- an enjoyable musical program being
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
Deafness Specialist SprOuIe

Graduate Dublin University. Ireland, formerly
Surgeon British ROYAL Naval .Seiyice), 1888
Trade Buildlhg, Boston. Do-not lose this great
opportunity Of regalnlDg your hearing, Write
to him NOW-rODAYi
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
LAUTON BROS.

dozen BEAUTIFUL G A II 3 o N
PANELS for $500 per dozen
Think Of it-only $500 per dozen
for carbon panels that others
charge $500 or more for. Remem-
Der the place. open Sundays.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-01-01
FREE TO THE DEAF

benefits his skill learning you are Deaff yo,
ing degreehe will carefully and te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
GENERAL PET "a. CRoNJE.

was able to persuade General Cronjei
TO join the expeditions" continued CAB;
tain Lewis. "but though lie mt first res.
fused no had q strong desire tn leave
the country where he had lost friend
and fortune and \ lad no great diff
Guilty III persuading him to set aside. his
scruples and ACCEPT my offer.
Y. He was also nd y,!scd to come by some
of Ills best friends ,2s and 4 think ] may
say he has never regretted 1t. Il 5{
pAnd how did tho Beers and British
get along together2 II
a ''surnrlsingly well 4 from Y the start. y
said The Captain. beyond one or two
little personal affairs which ARE bound
I'd occur among so many men. 81 4is
,.Wlen the COIN pany WAS being formed
there We're those who EXPRESSED their!
iopinion9tlat FI3ner and 81 lton would not,
hit It OFT together, but fortunately they
were quito mistaken n
Six Hundred Soldiers, 8
Immediately nponl arrlYpi, Il tie great
task OF detraining the troops Will l1a
sconlmenc 81 Everything will sbe ga riel.
ont swiftly spid wifi peri order 4 lri #
der ltary dscipl alld when tsls pu y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
WILMINGTON, N. c..

Especial to the Times Dispatch, ~ j,
fnesday1 afternoon at $50 clock OF Mr. II.
Allen iHuggins md Miss Lena. Ia ne Everett,
The ceremony was performed BY DR.. ". NJ
Wells pastor Of the First l'resbyt erian Church
The bride was attired In white lnouseline, over
Stafreta and carried bridal roses The maid OF
honor was Miss Carrie I.athrop, who wore a
handsome gown OF. chiffon ne best man
was Mr.. Garland Rose OF Rnlegh ~. -
held an Informal reception, leaving on tho
evening train for Washington, where they .,
will spend tho honeymoon, stoopns " o'u
VI Mr.9iF W. Holden, the. l,oon'lr8 Young sec
rotary Of Mr. T.. =. Williamson. u tnt
n more on tn the ssth instant, to Miss Ethel
scliacGer, Of that city. The couple win make
their home In Wilmington upon therSretuin,
petltlyo exhibit of babies under, three years
fof age on Monday, which promises to be y
largely attended affair, Competent judges VIII
decide upon which OF the babies snail pc
In Captain in j, Alexander Mcpherson, one OF the
sSryIyars u a q
health at the age Of slx!y-six years. caplaln
Mas ssns Mss sa M,e MsN S y ss sister Of Hon
Franklin Mcneil. chairman OF the State Cor
5poration Commission, 58, 4,
OF Mr.. John y, Slnglctary and Miss ,LiZZie
sMayeburn, the ceremony helng performed by
SItev.sA. NlcFayden. An elegant reception was
rendered after the ceremony. The young couple
will reside at ClarlSton. their. future homo,
& The Ilaymukers have celebrated THIS week
/ by holding a street carnival and fair here,
Which has proven a source OF great enjoyment
TO hundreds OF people. The usual attractions
were on the programme and those who at
& pThe Easter german OF the I.'ArIoso Club;
has been Indefinitely post onNd.
q The Wilmington Lodge OF IIlks We're adj
dressed this week by Mr.. u, II, Donhanl, who
is here tosorganlze the travelling men into n
local post OF The r. y. a. 4
IA The Daughters of the Confedcracy have se-5
Blected Rev. NJ NJ. Watson, pastor OF Grace
Street Methodist Church, ms the orator for
May 10Th, Decoration Day, when tho graves
OF the Confederate dead VII DO reMember e
been invited by the Wilmington iIythians to-
be here on the occasion Of the anniversary
EXERCISES and make addresses. 1t IL not known
get Whether or not Governor Hayward Will
auccept the Invitation. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

.dren. ss & 8fSi
The implements used in the 4 mimic nc
war include twelve large cannon and an
ten II rapid fire guns and two guns
manned bya British naval brigade. THESE
dogs OF war were actual used in 4 tie
blood " conflicts as were all the ambulance
and supply wa CONS. ~ w $ | II
The aggrega ton travels q on q special
train and carry other cars loaded with
rifles, ammunition, spare uniforms and
mems kits, over one bundled tents, large
and small cooling untensils and pro.
Visions, surgeons: ana veterinary sur
.geon,s supplies. and portable grandstand,
which accommodates 10000 Deop., lie
whole forming one of the largest tlggre-y
cations ever organized. d y
Tho show grounds at the head Of
Broad Street will be transformed! Into,
a Verltable battlefield, and hills and rivers
.kopjesS and mountains will appear in the.
Each engagement is thrill
Ing and gives the spectator a graphic
picture Of battles as they were fought
in South Africa. There will be two;
pcrforaanc esS each day one In the after
noon the other in the evening. and n
street parade Wednesday,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
THE FIRST GOVERNOR
ME |: 8 I ] ! i :!
Ssena tor Martin ected to.
Visit Isl; the the June riEs9
C curt. a
I(spccialE Is ,rhe Tim,e,ss-pispatch.

s555 Special to The Times d spa tcl1.
CHASE CITY, a., "A pril % Many can
didatess for Governor have been in Il this
county In fornlc II days, but Governor 1
Montague occupies the unique positi on Of
being the only person while GoYer:no Of
5llonoring with his presence the county
OF NIecklcnburs., II ii. rs
a His friends are now cry enthusiastic
for him In Ills spirations. Senator NJ lar
StlnSwil doubtless be hore ut June COURT
so his numerous supporters predict N. Ss53s
Il ] dge Henry w God is of ten spoke Of
is III; candidate for the State SENATE from
this district, composed OF Brunswick and \
Mecklenburg. He is well suited for he n
position and will make a formidable can
|iidhte. ss5 H VI IN
Plans have been prepare ed for an I'M
proved passenger reception and waiting
rooms IA Z this place. This Improvement Is y
greatly needed. The old unsightly ware 80
house near the present depot will be res
moved. zs 55is a5 s}Ss54 M
The people here are still working for the y
location Of the line of the IdeWnt ter r ~
road by this town. The right Of way
through the county will doubtless sbeA$
secured by this place and South Hill
About So have been pie ged for this \
purpose 9s4tS s st6 9s3 E{
Captain John Is. Coke and WIFE of Rich
nond, are at the AIecklenburg. is l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
GREAT B||.O|.E..R||:||. v WAR.
SEEN Il IN MIMIC ! | !. \ [
Six Hundred, Soldiers Fight
Old Battles Over
Again.
GEN eRAL cRoNJE AT HEAD.
The Boer Commander Ac-
companies the Organ
iization.

sgi.
General PET crontc. the famous Boerl
commanded viii appear in Richmond on
Wednesday and Thursday. with his gil
gantic military spectacle. which was one
of + the GROWING features Of the St.
Louis ExposI ton.
The sturdy old veteran together with
Z his aggregation OF six hundred Beers
and British soldiers and officers arrived
IN America on April 9Th, las year. The
first point nlade was Newport News, Vir-
glnia. where the entire outfit was trans.
ferred from the ocean liner to the ches-5.
apeakeg and Ohio railroad and moved to
4 ST. Louis, where they exhibited during
the several months OF Exposition. ~.
Tho general WIS niue impressed Will
America when he first landed and par
ticnlarly so with Virginia. Before going
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
mi NNETREES AGENT
FOR PANAMA BOARD

reliably stated that Colonel Joseph Mime
tree, general purchasing agent or tho
Southern Railway, Will be offered the po-s
sition of general purchasing agent OF tho
Panama Canal Commission. 1t is not
Known that lie will accept the posi- ton.
lie has been with tho Southern for years,@
and Is one OF the best known officials
of that road. Flo served through tie
war, n large part Of the time as u mem
Der OF tho stnff Of General William Ma
hone, who won lasting fame atSthe Crn-
ter before Petersburg, ] Is understood
that tho commission has practically de-
cldcd to tender the place to Colonel IN
fnelrec, unless lie should Indicate In the
meantime hut he would not consider the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
SH$%z$%z@%1&NZ&NMIH&N $Nz&%z&N1$%ZNZE%z&%I

lie have Just begun to- ID iscover that an
army Is 81 in. the city they have al
ready pitched their camp. In all, there
are six hundred diers, the Beers 8llaw-
Ing a 81 light ma lori tY over. the Bri tisll:4f
The entire organizat ion-:ls three times
as large as any previous one ever got
ten together: and the: expcnsa OF moving
the company is enormous III addition
to four hundred horses there are a num-
Der OF! South Al rican oxen and Missouri
mules, with transport wagons and am, y
muniton, ambulance. wagons together
s with Cape carts.1 Aside from the six
hundred Boer and British veterans there
is a large party OF South African ma
Btives, Zulus, Basuto, Barotees. Kaffis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
INJUNCTION 4 AGAINST
PERSISTENT Woman \
J. b! Z. 4. .ll..
I(RyiH A.ssoclnte Press.

Il KNOXVILLE, TENN, April 90. ] &
Oliver, prominent railroad contractor
of this city filed II bill Ii the ChAncery
Court to-d ay a gainst Miss Nonnie CROSS
Ienjoining her from managing 3hinself5lnd
members OF his family, and from inter-
afering with his Office and residence and
RAILROAD construction work in this and
other States, particularly Georgia. & Chan
cnllor Sneed granted the injunction and
bond for five thousand dollars was given
Some time ago Miss Cross brought suit
against Mr., Oliver for one hundred
thousand dollars damages * for all eyed
breach OF promise the alleged PROPOSE
ton Of marriage having been made while
Mr.. oliver was n Widower and previous
ia his second marriage. lie claims that
he has paid her something over three
thousand dollars In full settlement OF
hel. ALLEGED clnimS. ~ Nv. ..tlE ,.sasl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

west he remained In Newport News sew
eral days and made friends there.
The party was to have stopped In,
Richmond zen route to he fair, but owing
( to the fact that their engagement there.
was so pressing, they found j impossible
b to stop oyer. The general Is Ia grea
sadmirer$of the. Southern people and par
@ticl.larly5 OF the Confederate officers.
1 whom he Is always glad to meet.
s2 The most notable battle in which Gen y
Seral Cronje participated was that OF
Paardeber2, when he. with 800 men, held
the British forces of 30, 600 men at bay:
for 10 days, a ftert lich time the little band
of Beers were compelled to surrender.
having been worn out from atigues and
lack OF supplies. This great battle
will be presented Jas nearly as possible.
as 1t actually occurred. 81 re-
General Cronje was and is recognized.
by military authorities as one OF the
first tactitions OF the world and Is res
sferred IA to constantly where officers!
schools are In session. n j. ~ i
Originator Of. Spcctacle.
Captain Arthur Waldo Lewis. origi-5
snator and general manager OF the huge
Z Boer War Spectacle recently volunteered
some interesting statements regarding
/ this wonderful organization
& Captain Lewis Is an American by birth,
5but at the outbreak Of hostilties In
South Africa he obtained az commission
in the Canadian Scouts. who were Just
leaving for Cape Town and he served
with them with distinction throughout
rthe entire campaign.
subsequently," said Captain Lewis, q
returned to my home In Missouri and
1T was during visit to st. Louis in
tho fall OF 1908; while the Worlds Fair.
was under cons tructton. that the idea
! occurred to- me that II 4; could get
some OF the historic scenes OF the late t'
war reproduced in st, Louis by the,
worry men WHO participated IN the real
8strugglc III South. Africa, Is would nave
the Feature OF the ram. ret CIV,
Il to Cape Town and explained my idens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
CHARLES CITY NEWS.
l74f'1f q f3 81 Z I3I7E
fSpet;lai TO the Times Dispstch.)

Special 10 the Times. pispstch,) y
al inv III d graded school here next year has
been tonsldernbly agitatcd latey, INC schoo!
population, II continually on the Increase, and
many 0f the srolars are too FUR advanced Tor
The present school system,
4 THE saw mill business Is pnna big boon, ~
this roninllllty Set less than Y, fenr milis
4 y Ireparuto us are being made by tho children
Of tho Sabbath School here for a big egs hunt
Colonel Ef.IB Townsend pf Washington,
has arrived ut his colonial residence 'CaWl,
.Chickahomlny ~ for tho season. i Sl A IA
ut Louisa after a visit Of several months
ut Sterling, "a i, . sl, In u, H. VIII,
n purity of little friends Friday evening vt II
sugar STEM, Among those present Wers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
5LEEs;:,BlURG,HVAa.


EN- Special 4 to the Times Dlspatc CHI
Mnsse and Dr. THOMAS Nelson Page wi adj
dress the educational meet Ing OF he May cam
paign In 1.eeshurg. on MAY 18th. - i;. I,
Lat ham, and Mr.. a. F. p llcher were ma rrled3
by Rev. S. ~. Hilderbrand. OF Gainesville on
Mr. and Mrs j. H. Mcpherson have been
visiting Mr. n1ld Mrs. Earl Turner at the
Prince william, Hotel, NJ IA nastsas, a.
ID gorge wv Bagby, an nj torney OF Baltimore
Nd I, has qualified to practice law in this
Hon. Henry Fairfax b OF Richmond, Va
Tuesday. EIs ~ IS .fs !. KEY
Miss Ice iutchinson.i daughter OF Mr.
Thomas Hutchinson, q prominent clt izen3 OF
,l.oudoun died. at her home at AshbuiT. on
tuesday. prils 18th. 43 Sa35 3;sEi3 III