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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22
Journal
Special
Cottonwood items.
Merry Christmas.

Merry Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Isaac and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hughes Sunday afternoon.
Frank Bailey, who has been
working for the Crothers bros, the
past few weeks, has gone to Haley
where he expects to remain the
remainder Of the winter.
Quite a delegation from here will
attend the Woodman Ball Friday
night at shoshone.
Harry TurnbuIl viii spend
Xmas with bis parents at sho-
shone.
Hugh Custom viii spend the hoI-
idays in Salt Lake City with rela-
tives.
Jas smitham Of Haley passed
through here Saturday enroute for
Shoshone, where expects to spend
the holidays.
The farmers below viii be pleas
ed to hear that the water in Big
Wood river is raising, and nearing
the Turnbul ranch, south OF the
Cottonwood Butte.
Homer Davis, Miss Susie Thorn
ason and Miss Agness Feen were
visitors in Shoshone Saturday, re-
turning Sunday
Patrick Byrne drove $50 head Of
cattle to the Murphy ranch below
Shoshone, to be fed this winter
John Koonce had the misfortune
to loose a valuable mare that was
sick with collie.
Miss Susie Thomson expects to
spend Xmas with friends in Hager-
man.
Mart Brown IS helping John
Koonce enlarge his house.
Miss Pearl crothers visited rela-
yives IN shoshone Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Byrne were
doing their Xmas shopping in sho-
shone this week.
Alpha Kinsey is hauling lum-
Der from shoshone to finish his
house. when completed it viii be
one Of the finest in the community.
Miss Dora Byrne and Mrs. John
Turner were in Shoshone the last
OF the week, after Xmas surprises.
A certain young man, now in
this neighborhood, who has horse
that can sprint some, mistook 4
bunch-of antelope for bunch Of
stray sheep. when last heard Of he
was still going some.
Tom Guston, Homer Davis and
Tom Hughes were in Shoshone
Monday and Tuesday making final
proof on their water
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

Proposals For EzecusiHg Government SCR
RETIREMENT or THE INTERIOR. or
L FIre OK 81. S. sL kfLtNl GENERAL,
Boise CITY IDAHO N0FEEBEk i.lE
Sealed proposals vii b. received AZ rhis Office
unt-l J. O'Clock uoJn- jln- % 1906 for the ftu-
ming. rleasuEi NJ and mlrslatg accordance
with otieial existing regulations and such
saeciai instructions IS may be issued ~ tne
Surveyor General for the follow. rg described
SI3veys viz rs o. s., rs j 2. ana 5H-- Is %
~ Rs aud # Is and ~ T., 3
~ j.. ard r. 2 ~ q J. Bids must be II
stated prices per lile for edca e.ts ~ surveys
and DO bias VI . BE- considered where the lirlce
exceed 50 per mile iUr su1dflsional ana cer-
meeting lines. f2i l1T township ai1 1a.Ise -sles
and - ior base. sraartr.. meridian @nd
mearcer Zines the rlia3nlau raiss peing -
81 and 81 for rle resp q tle4
BOND With approved securities Tor the isislin-
performance ri te con, rtel IS i4t ' rl i-i-f- r
the success flI bidders. The rispt IS reserved
20 reject any ana Y BIDS naite teelnle-i De
fe.-ts alf- accepr su- psrt 81 any id. Y 70 r.
fe-trse other Dart II che Interest o. the tfoV-
erumenr require ID. Conductors H7t 1e re
s.iresi - execute be work iH their own prop
er persons with sucl sls-ants as lrar be nee
ess AIRY. c1Iltguszna u1t allowed Er0I.1S--s
must be 81 lli.irtfsi II l.ii lci-t ~ TIE ule
sirred AMI er,i orse1 On Ite e1veloue At.ti-
HliSALs TO EXECUTE COY LRN iEfl 81
NEiS. The proposals. resolved Eiis eoIe1etl
ut tee time ano pi1ee ssore s-sGea. SOD biiasrs
are i1yitei t0te present 81 -,-i-1 eIenl ne Z m
tier iiif enatl hon ID r. fru go -.e W0fk nllt -
furnished up1n srpiieA7i0f fn tl- uis la7-isnci-
Idaho.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

In the Probate courtoi Lincoin County
State OF. Idaho
In the master o: the estate Of J. ". waldron.
lerease6.
Notice is hereby given By The undersigned
Administrator ofthe estate oil " Waisr9n.
having claims agairst the sad decreased g. ~
hibit them, With the necessary va1eher
within fonr months after tho first prbiieat .ol.-
81 this notice 70 the said AdminissTitor at his
place 81 business in sboshone. Idaho, the Sa're
being the place Tor the transaction of the busi-
ness Of saii estate,
Dated this 2ith DAY Of November 1906
G. W WKRslcEE.
Public Administration.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22
mt Nest d EaaIss.

In scotland a naturalist has found
a golden eagles nest that contained
q rubber ring. carried thither by the
birds as an adorHment. says the Chi
cage News. Al observer N Gamer
MIA has reported that q pair Of golden
eagles there decorated their nest With
sacks. when The kite hpiids look g
lesser Iinen, says Shakespeare. aliud-
ing to the ,robberIes committed BY
those birds from the hedges where
linen was put TO dry. The late Nc
Bootr described a kind Of bower made
ov SOME aesthetic eagles IL Scotland.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

The number oi csttjc destForee sy
wna beasts ID lz1la last year a.
tsedee Ss.ee0
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

IN Fcrmosa = man ursi nave a u
cense Aesore As is showed to sE.oke
oBiaa-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

All parties finding thenlaelves
ialebted 20 the estate Of J W Wal
dron deceased, please call at
G. W. Wern;cke's hardware store
and settle ior same
G. AZ WEsNIcKE
Public Administrations.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1905-12-22

Tom Custom, Homer Davis and
Fom Hughes were in Shoshone
Monday and Tuesday making final
proof on their water
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
THE ARMY RATION.
A Good Suggestion From An Old Soldier

The government has been experiment.
Ing for some years seeking q condensed
food to be used by soldiers In case of
emergency when the army shall cut loose
form it's base Of supplies and cast off III
wagon trains and the trops shall carry
their ratons for a number Of days in
their haversacks. While some progress
has been made the problem has not yet
been solved.
A veteran from the Civil War, writing
from New England says In this conncc-
ton:
II have been using Grape Nuts food
for some timo, and my liking for 1t in
creases with use. find It extremely
palatabe and not only dlgcstible but an
aid to the digestion Of other food which
used to give me trouble,
what has particularly struck me Is
the fact that very small quantity Of
it is sufficient for an entire meal--thnt
/ really need no other food, II Is my
custom to begin my breakfast with two
heaping tablespoonfuls OF Grnpe-Nuts
with cream BY the time | have eaten
that / find that my appetite has been
completely satisfied. ] feel the COM
Portable sensation of ono who has break
tasted wisely and well, and while some
times eat a little of other things. 90
II more as a matter OF habit than any
thing else, l find that ! can go TIL noon
on the two tablespoonfnls OF Grape
Nuts ana cream alone, and what Is also
an important consideration. without any
uncomfortable sense Of fullness such as
l usually feel when eat my OLD style
breakfast. Especially Is this so II drink
II cup Of good hot Postum Coftee VIZ.
tho meal for must confess the old klna
Of coffee fills me full Of gas md dls-
comfort for some hours after drink IT,
Now it has occurred to mo that Grape
! Nuts food ought to be added TO the army
ration for the reason that 1t furnishes SO
much satisfying, nourshing food III sucl!
! small bulk. A soldier with q package OF
Grape Nuts In his hnyersack would have
a food supply adequate for several days
OF marching and fighting. II Wouldn't
take up much room, and the weight IS
nothing
There's a reason.
Look in each pkg. for the famous little
book, THE Road TO Wellyllle''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
NEGRO PREACHERS
UNDER INDICTMENT.
Charged With Forgery On
tfaft1ls Several Counts Base
45s Ball Team.
(special 10 Thc Mines Dispa tch.)

!
e NEWPORT NEWS. VA. October To-
Rev n. w. Chlles and Rev. w. c.
Lively negro preachers. nave been In
dicted by the grand jury for forgery on
half q dozen different counts. Chiles Is
cut on ball and Lively is behind the bars
at the city jail. where he was placed
several months ago.
Chlcs Is pastor Of one OF the leading
negro churches OF Hampton, and is re-
gardcd as lnfallib1e By his flock. Lively
was arrested on warrant charging
forgery several months ago and soon
afterwards he made statements which
implicated Chlles. Various pieces of al
legged forged paper were then discovered,
and 1t Is alleged that tho preachers
signed the names Of people of this city
and Hampton to each:
Late yesterday evening the grand jury
in the Corporation Court returned indict-
ments against tho preachers
Hon. William A.. Jones' congressman
from the First District. will be tho speak
er at the first Democratic mass meeting
to be held here during the campaign.
The meeting Will be he at the Casino
Theatre Saturday night.
City Sergeant f.. 81, .,ilStcal proposes
TIC have one Of the best ot-ball teams
IN this section Of the State this year.
Tho boys have been hard at practice
for n week, preparing for their frst game
with Hampton Thursday. The rival
teams will meet at Riycrview, and 1t IS
expected that big crowds Will 30 from
both cities to attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Rally Day Exercises.

Sunday was rally, day at tho Paramount
Methodist Church Sunday school, and an ex-
ceedlngly interesting programme was rendered
Mr.. Thomas Teagle, the superintendent. pre-
sided. The school opened at the usual hour,
and after preliminary exercises the programme
was rendered In the presence OF a large mum
bar OF visiting parents and friends Tho pro-
Singing by the school. hymn No. 169 instru-
montM music, piano. cornet violin and m ,1ani9
lin; welcome address by Master Herbert se PEG
singing by the school, hymn No. li9; exercise
infant class and ts folky slnsiHT ss
son from the leaves chorus by several girls;
eas e the e a, adEar rs
S,uethhss m stor ROY. r. B. Scott; n FIVE min
MES talk y sapern ns Teasie COL
'Sne ~ The most beautiful features Of this
rally ne bringing of ioM nto ss
. r,art ia exercises and sent to all the SICK ol
Shssh a aas Wss u xh order
. a raSflarfed much credit to Mr.. Charles Pol
lard, Who trained the little onss.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Lewis-Hancock.

Miss Jeanette Everett Hancock, daugh-
ter Of the late DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Eancocs,. OF keswick, Va. will he mar
-ied at noon to-day TO Mr.. Minor Bolts
Lewis. The ceremony will be performed
al the South Plains Presbyterian Church.
keswsck, Va, the Rev. j. e. PAINTER, OF
El..tsoo-o. Va, or1iciatins
The church will be beautifully deco
ra.ei in ferns and flowers. The bride
xiii enter TO the strains of Mendalssohn's
x4dding march. played by Miss Richards.
ana Will Be given away by her brother.
sfr. ,yo,n Hancock She will be gowned
n white tailor made costume, with a
kng coat and white hat. Her only or
nanents will be pearl and diamond
pln, the gift Of the groom Her flowers
xiii be white carnations
Mrs. Duff Green Porter, sister OF the
bride, will be matron-of-h9nor. and Will
wear handsome gown of pale gray
yofle with a violet hat, and will carry
y hite carnations. Miss frankie Hancock,
cousin OF the bride, will be first brides
maid, and other maids will be Miss Sal
liz p,lgi and Miss Fannie Long, all OF
whom will wear white vlo!e with white
picture hats and carry pink carnations.
MIR Sneffey Lewis, brother Of the
groom, will be best man. and his other
grconslnen. Messrs. John Hancock, OF
Hamlet, n. c.; James Johnston, Of HaT-
rlscqs,urg. Va. end Lewis Smith. of
Washington. y. G.
After The ceremony q reception VII
be rendered the bride and groom at the
home OF DR. Thurman.
The bridal gifts are many and hand
some. The couple will tour the North
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
nual conference Of tho woman's Foreign Foreign

missionary ooIacts 49,
Miss Plncide Bridges, Of Tarborq ,, ~ -.
c. whose engagement I, 70 9 ronnceG is
~ y nv ''rrrand I Of the late Col. r.
= s'o Bridges, president of the Wilmington
and Weldon Raj. Railway, M 4 I
Miss Mamie Byrd turner .,as h.ro o. hi''s
George. Is ysItng. relatives hef'
1,entcnant Commander Louis McC =;
Nulton u. S. NJ. with his wire IN, ana Mrs. re-
tle daughter. virsin aIr n and Mrs e. j
s ES51nni II P %Siinehe;.ts: e.
board meeting of the Colonial Danes i,'
~ Virginia was held last afternoon .lla Wi, i.
he home of the. president. MIS- rs 90 W.
liam Runin Cox. Ne; sV9 west u'''se
Professor SnsEs S ep1sR Of New New York
Expects es 70 locate In this L.. city.
Dr.. william May 70 M the eei and his
VIE viii be the guests Of Dr.. stuart Az
Gure during the Horse snow
coneral and Mrs william Ruftln cox
ara at their home. No. w w. ~. Itnrsa
for the week e ana w,'i and Friday even
ings.
Miss sadie sutton has returned 10 TIC hs
cty AFTER an absence Of three months
and and viii viii attend the Horse SHOW
Mra 1,npa Hunton, Jr., who has been e.
,,, si her mother, Mrs. William n.
sPaynee in washington. has retuf''eu -
the city.
,,ssas Katherine and Annie Hoge, who
- :" un' been visiting In Staunton, nave re-
turned TO Richmo,nda'
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Meade, OF Staun-
ton NJ : viii vii attend the Horse SHOW
Ms Hawksley Rutherford IS the
o, Mrs' ~ e Major ana Mrs, otway S, Allen.
nr. Martha yandergrft. of Gloucester
county, is visiting her cousin mrs John
Crlngan. n 5S NJ 1900
,, ni'ss sn nn Va, and will attend the
Horse Show this week
Captain and Mrs. Pizzini have return Urn,
ed to Richmond after 'hfee months
absence,
Mr. and Mrs b.. Frank Mebane. OF
Spray, n. c.; Mrs. w. !. HATTIE r. o. , LII
ville.s Va, and their sister, MISS More.
head, Will arrive "Wednesday ana ne at
the jefferson for the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
. KILLED A FINE BUCK.
EIuntsrnan Reports Deer Plentl-
full in New Kent.

Mr.. D. r. Bragg, proprietor of the
Richmond Steam Laundry, on seventh
Street, killed 100 pound buck IN New
Kent county yesterday morning. he
brought his game back to the city, ana
last night was exhibiting the prize
Deer are plentiful In the county, said
Mr.. Bragg, when he returned. He left
carly yesterday morning and was back
mt his place of business before o'clock.
The buck that fell victim to his uncrr-
Ing aim, Is one of tho finest specimen
seen here since the season opened.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
I'm. OF Danyile, Va, and Miss Martha

Nm OF Danvllle, Va. and Miss Martha
Harve
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Warrington Wise
have returned to the city from an ex-
tended tour through Yellowstone Park.
California and Grand Canyon OF Ari-
iona.
Mrs, William y. Sheppard, and family,
are spending the winter With Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis " Wise.
Miller, Of Salisbury. Md, are guests OF
Alr.fS, and Mrs. Henry HAYWOOD ut the
Chesterfield for the Horse SHOW s
Delegates appointed by, the president
Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake e Of = No r a.
fhem eRs Mas STATE cesn'ss Il
Fine. Miss Emily Wilson. Miss Evelyn y
Smo and Mg Mrs Al Sm Har Old r The alter
mates are Mrs. Miriam Umstndter. MISS
AddIe I9ure. Mrs. Ashby Green, Mrs !, -.
B. Hodges, Mrs. II. w. Seabury and Miss
Miss Anna Virginia Green, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Elder Green on - Of dM1npble
MGod severHl nEhts hoo
Misses Carrie Beckam and sallle Rxey.
OF Culpeper. After, tea an ENJOYABLE
dance was given. - nose ptcSSHt = WtIe y 4
Of Culpeper; Miss Jessie Chrlsman and
Misses Louise and Resale Meade, Messrs.
Charles and VIII Dearmont, Ernest
Meade, Reynolds Green, Louis Chris
man, Will Chnmblin and Robert Meade.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Alma White Irving. OF Central
Plains Fluvanna. to Mr. John Poindex-
ter Cleveland the wedding to take place
ins Fluvanna church. Tuesday, at il
O'clock.
AZ Mrs A. E. Dabney and Miss Florence
Landes, of Staunton, are here FOR the
Horse Show.
Miss Charlotte Arnold. whose engage
| .mcnt to Mr.. Harry Fleetwood has been
| recently announced. Is the daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Richard n Arnold. of
! Lucille Clarke. Of Richmond. who Will
be one of the attendants at the we'd
| ding.
has arrived in Hot Springs, Va, to join
| the smart throng there for the fall sea-
j{son. There will be many more arrivals
4 during the next wees.
The Stay at Home Whist Club mot
! w. Travers on West Franklin Street.
! Mi Jackson Guy and Mr.. Charles Bor-
den tied the score. The club will meet
next With Miss Lou Leigh. on West
Mrs. G. G. Mann and little daughter,
| tives here. From this city Mrs. Mann
will go to Lynchburg to attend the An
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
rhs Chestnut Eur.

The Chestnut Hur.
r,,s ,,,,s cried at,,u,i to tho chestnut bur,
,soren. come open y liiei
ars no slew vita his niisha
.r,, ,be bur shooN With Itshe
& Blu. never a Bit opened sn@
t,rhen the sun smiled down on the hstls
81 green bur
up,ease opsta'. l,c cpaSad. 10 me-
And he shone SO warm
&That the bur III alarm
Hid Under the leaves OF tue tree.
Jsck Frost came htrryins Gown s'is a'''.
H.tHo, ha, ha, hani laughed he'
And the bur laughed back.
Tni her bown sides cracked,
And then out fell the ci,estnuts three.
Christine IL tsan,sftef.
Candle and Star.
Said the Candle to the Star,
..How very small you are!
You never can outshitse
Such radiance as mine.
Because you live so far"
Said the Candle TO the Star.
Said the star Now walt and see
What comes 10 you and me.
Though / live far away,
a million years III stay.
But you'll forgotten be-
Said the Star, NOW walt and see"
THE little Star shines on
The Candles ligh, is gone;
For one is Gods own nlan,
The other made by man,
The Candles light is gone;
The little Star shines on.
rt1,,,r Macy IN YOnth'S COnlpauiOn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Todd, Mr.. F c.
Sl1nsluff. Mr.. f. H. Burruss. Mr.. L. *.
Pnttison. Miss Mary Patt,son Miss Helen
Taylor Miss Mamie Childrey, DR.. Ed
war! Field, of Norfolk; DR.. and Mrs. w.
p. Carr, Miss Carter. Of Washington;
Mrs Rocquet, of New Orleans; Mrs, Ed
ward Stevens, Of Hoboken; Mrs Holy
burton, OF New York; Miss Mary Berry,
OF Bonneville. Md; Miss Julia Grove, OF
ShanherdstnJNn w Va. .!.. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Mrs. Boiling Entertains.
Military Euchre.

| The military cuchre party given on Nom
day evening this week, at the residence
of Mrs Il. A. Correll, by Captain Kent,
Sergeant Cornell and Mr.. James Smith.
Of Company "B.' was very unique and
enjoyable entertainment. particularly
attractive feature was furnished by Mas
| ter Micha,lx Crump, who gave the Sig
| nails for moving by bugle calls. Mrs.
| Clay served the punch; Mrs. Correll, tho
coffee.
Among those present We're Misses Mary
| Drake, Charlotte Miller, Jennie Taylor,
Beulah Patterson Margaret Mcclure.
| Preston Womacle, Gettie Mcclure and
! Nellie Gordon; Messrs. Paul shafer, r..
B. Munford Frank Latane, Henry Nc
! Canoe, " A. Shultice and James Drake,
Three tIed for the prze--Misses Patter-
| son. Womack and Gordon Miss Gordon
( won, Miss Margaret Mcclure won the
\ BOBBY.
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Pollard gave a
very delightful birthday party IN their
home OH Twentieth street October 9th.
In honor of their daughter, Miss Mabel
| Pollard, who celebrated her sixteenth
birthday anniversary. The evening was
pleasantly spent In music md various
| rarlor games until a late hour, when
delightful refreshments were served
! NllSS JOllHTQ reCelStt tSh''i' ~
presents as tokens of love and esteem
from her friends, and many happy
wishes for her future long life and pros
perity. Among tho Invited guests were
Misses Minnie 3urkert, Myrtle Ellton,
Avis IIechlcr, Sara Scott, Grace Ilechler,
Mary Germclmnn, ELLA FelHey, Florence
,Gcrmslman LizzIe Pace, Goldie Jeiirles'
Inez Hobson, Susie Arnold, Minnie
Huvh. Marie Gary Carrie Pollard, Irene
Ford. Josephine Jeffries and vernlce l.ut-
,rell. and Messrs Ray England WINE
Cartwright Walter White. Charles Eel
vey, Willie Councilman, 1lnwood Mitch
ell. Robert Scott Hunter Heckler, Geo
Jones Wesley Pollard. Gussse Gereck'
Leonard Pollard, Edison dereck, Mr.
and Mrs RAINY Carter, Mr.. and Mrs'
Dabney Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. Y, "
Pollard. Mrs. j. u. Wllliford Mrs, Hes-
ter Miller, and Rev. and MIS-, ..
Scott,
Milton Work Club,
At tho meeting of the Milton WORK
whist Club last afternoon. the highest
score north and south was made by
Mrs. Bland spottswood snath ana MIS-
c. w. p, Brock; east and west, was
! Mrs Arthur p. Wilmer, Miss ElleA Nut-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11

beth Underwood Cox. daughter Of Mrs
nnd the late Thomas c. Cox. of,this city.
to Mr.. Stuart Wells Jackson, Of New
York, has been set for November attn.
The ceremony Will take place In st. Johns
Episcopal Church at noon and VIII pc
followed by small reception In the home
of tho mother of the bride-elcct on 9.
Street. The young people will spend the
coming winter in Montclatr, y. ~, where
Mr. Jackson has many relatives ana
friends. Miss Cox will be given In mar
rage by her bother, Mr. Robinson Cox,
Of New York. Mr.. Jackson Is son q
Mrs. Mary Tuley Jackson of Richmond,
va. Miss Cox returned yesterday from
a visit Of some weeks in Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Gcove-Ihorsoa.


Miss Elizabeth Pascaz TEzrEIsGu. ds..gh-
ter OF DR.. ard Mrs Aug1lscs-s Psr,5-o.e
Thomson. viii &c E.zrrSs.,! at the G,faE--a
% the Holy Sptcs5. st1-rlylic PdIat. W.
Va, 70 Or. Washington Grove Lnlt=t!
States navy. The eerennng VIII be 1er-
formed ny the Eew 4.aGG14w r. Wills az
6 O'Clock This evening.
Miss Mary scott ThoEns1n Will BE- nlIEEf
or honor aan rhe bridesmaids vii E=
Mss Martha Woodward F,ie.ps- Mss
Nellie KEnrata Todd. sfEss Marguerite
Turberyile Patr.sau oil Baltimore; Miss
Lucy Nayiur Mcdonald. 5iiss annie Fer
raud Cabeil Moore. af Eerryvilln Miss
Alice Carmichael KeiIS', OF Nortult; Miss
Augusta Conrlu,'nt winchester, and Miss
Kathryn Mqsst,nll Siarburg, of Upper
Marlboro, Gid.
K. DR.. Charles Marburg, OF Washington.
D. c.. will acr as best man. Orksr at
PENDANTS VIII be DIR. Louis A. Allen. ~
Baltimore, Nd; M. Il Roland slgnglun,
OF Baltimore; Mr., Roland Morgan,
Mr. William Robinson. az summit Point,
w. Va. Messrs, James and Paul Thorn
son, and Mr.. L. Garrett Jordan, OF Nor
folk, Va.
by whom she will be given away. Miss
Thomson is well known here, having
often visited In the city, where she has
won many friends by her grace OF man
ncr and attractive personality, The
young couple will make their home In
Boston, where the groom Is on the naval
hospital staff
Among the out -of-town guests viii be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-11
Sclater-Willis.

Mr., and Mrs. Larkin Willis have Issued
Invitations for the marriage of their
daughter Miss Nora Isabel. to Mr.. James
Edward Sclater. of Gainesville, Va. The
marriage will be Tuesday, October oath.
at P. NJ, in their country home, Locust
Dale" Madgon county, Va.