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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-03-10

UR workngmen might find something to initiate in Il
oriental who is firm believer in his trade union IL
American superintendent in charge of the building of tt
American legation Pekng careless enough to pra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
The League School.

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
% yor Is anse Ia aT se
Training School. and llosp!ta y Had RI,
taken q little time arg ln',;sea a,,9t t
who is n graduate OF this school. Is an,ployed.
and has been even before graduate ton and
styled herself graduate Of the League Train
Ing School taken pains TO- iny ,, ne y,
she Eqa nS saea 9ns soe
of tho so,caed gra1uatas in,poalng on , y Z.
her W ssts Is Tr ay
does. not know anything o. the Instructions
given at the school. hsre - not = waltresa
,h,1 ts q any ethsn ssy MG1
School. and any one Who NJ elnployns, = ns a'l.
claiming Rs s.fh w bc confer iasf
Know. ,ri,o Tongue SchOoltis oncn from ~
M. init lo and r ~, Or, al,% other
ersea Wo took part as rsS ,ssndn -
max make an investigator III teachers or teach
ipas rhs ladias can inyeaiss ~.
aalIinE q IN ssl,oa Sss ~ !, and ~
aasry sra da cook pr il,e School Is en-,
pinya., and how long size q Ne has been viii.
inc family Y II nilcharifahle 20 90 an ~.
fecily well that YOU are illslif lsd In your
have aaSd proof Gs
8labnr.,' rho radlirenlents fpl r.tfance arg
csaJii,c s.. character and heha, nr. We tcas,
tmat ali work Is Iishlornbbi. whether IN the
Kitchen or icsiaIative halls, lWa 10, not dis
c,ss jecs hut We ednavor tpIn,rodusa I 70,
$firlcncy, We do not discuss
, g s"u houseworl. and trained nursing.
There Is no insti,ptnn IN ltiGhman.l iha a.
bnx aone more real needed Eonl work thnn
,,s, ,yoman's J.sngns 'raining sciioo and Has,
@ sS. ,i1radri ssm sneFad Mass
n noi a,ff az the complaints we haya had or
ewery iear'l on oii,, ach,ol haye come nom PFC.
DC 'wcs bare trifd to hell ana w ,1.n,, naSg
i,opp /, MA Il article Viii enlghlen y ,8
~ q. others MIN, nas WHnt 70 know any
s,,inu III, M W.nna.'s League Training Sehsol
Aid Iioypiial- J. Z, (. ,..t. ,,,,,ra Al IA,
X aieretalie Diresttors alil blhanfiai Asehit
~ ~, q III, Mort h Third Street. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
SENATOR MARTIN
AGAIN ON Scene [ J q
tlas Been to Niiltl, and Second
Districts Looking Aftcr
His Fences. \
$ HEADQUARTERS BUSY.
Governor Likewise Conducting.
d Large lspistolary Bureau
4 sSiilS Campaign.

XIII United States Senator Thomas s. Mar
tin returned to the city last night a rs Y.
o'clock from Norfolk and Southwest 5Vir-5
5ginia, having visited both the Ninth arl
Second Districts at opposite cnds OF II 1 the
4 State within three. days.
Mr., Leslie Nrartin. the Senator's private
secretary, reached the city yesterday,
having been busted for d week In wash
silgton with official correspondence. he
brought With lin /, great stack of mail
relating to senatorial business a and Is
busy handling this whilea corps of four
or five assistants and stonographers are
engaged In dlspatching the heavy cam
palgh mall " ll&5 ,si
Among the other arrivals in The city
Yesterday was Cong sslnali II. ID Flood %
or Appomatt ox, who will be In the city
& for a. day or two. The Senator was q t
A1urphy's yesterday afternoon for q short
time. RI u
II or course both the candidates have
copies of tile campaign letters sent out by
each other, butsns these are only the for
NAL letters usually sent out In the In,
{ctplency Of a campo ign. they. are OF little
value. It is unavoidable that5caci, should
sometimes send an appeal for support to
tentative letters that show VIVA t Is go "
ing on, but those that follow that Indicate
\ the lines on which tho candidates arc!
working. IA a$ls ;ss "a i ia 81
Fortune in Postage.
Tho Governor. too, has been busy. On
Friday, he was In Warrento ton. Front Roy
\ al and Alexandria. While away he, too.
had his cpistoaly bureau, working con-
3stantly and llspatching immense qtlar-
titles Of mail. Tho candidates write q
letter and then have as many copies rs
desired duplicated BY the rimeoSraphi
process. signatures aud al. This process
say a vast dealof work but no saving
lin postage can be effected. @ I,
5sSSi Tho sum that will be expended during
the primary cam paigll this spring l- and
summer Will, IT, Is safe to say, amount
3in6 the aggregate h To a small fortune.
Eaters will be sent off by the thousands
by the two senatorial and three g71bsr.s
1atoria candidates and almost as many.
by the asprants for the I4ieutenant- Cow
fernorshipt and not Il few by the other can
sdidates. The stamp sales for the State Of
Virginia ought to- show large increase
during tlle5s Eear.4, sThG1 Envelopes and
stationery arc an item to be rcckOned
with, and clerical labor Is another TINT
will swell tile total expense OF the calr-3
svass to large figures.
All this Is but n. beginning Of What Is
TO come. Traycliny expenses and hotel
expenses. carriage aud buggy hire and
ALI tho. THOUSAND lucid als, Will COM Z
sblne totmalscs the CO. plIai Ign COS + q pretty
penny tosall the asp!GlRts ~
fully they may the pure elections on q
! Inv. " a. 5 SS 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
WARM Times ARE
EXPECTED HERE |:
City and State Campaigns Are
Growing !, Warmer Each
Day.
INTEREST in sENAT0RSHlP
MANY New Contests Swinging
TIP for City Posi-
tons.

The political situation. both in TIC city
s and state. promises to take on new ne
and interest this week, and there rs
every In,lcati ton that II will not lag until
4 the battles end in the primaries.
senator Martin has been absent hold
ing conferences with his friends III other.
Il sections, but returned yesterday
Governor Montague and friends are not
idle. aud will grow more vigorous as the
battle progresses. III; taH.
Senator Martin spent a portion Of last
week in Norfolk, where he conferred
with OK Secretary of the commonwealth
Joseph r. Lawless and other of his local
leaders Colonel Button and other friends
looked a1tct, his Richmond headquarters
in his absence.
Governor Montague has not definitely
determined when aud where nc VIII make
Il his opening speech, but it will possibly
be not later than next week.
The Governor Is going To speak from
the shoulder" so his friends say, and
they are looking forward To his first
( speech with great interest An interest
4 inE question is. xviii Se1ItOr Martin
III take the stump He has not said. and
n possibly has not reached a eonclusionsun;
this subject but 1T is a matter Of great.
pubiie interest j
8 The three candidates for Governor are
3 hard ut work and are expected shortly
to open State Headquarters.
IA Captain Willard and Mr. Swanson will
most likely conduct their fights from
Rchpond, while the headquarters; Of
/ Judge Mann are expected TO be either III
j Petersburg or at Blackstone. 5
Chairman Ellyson6 and Mr.. Cabell and
Mcssrs. Bland aud Cation are working
hard for til csccond place OH tie ticket
and the. candidates for Superintendent Of
y Public instructor is growing active.
Some Local Battles.
1llcscity fights going to be an inter
csting one. The entrance Of Mr.. u. W..
3NIcCaw into the battle for City Sergeant
ma kesB the local struggle all the more
spirited. d i$5
Thea candidacy of Mi. H. "a, Bnrl,cr3 for
Auditor tnroEs renewed Vigor into that
battle, and Mcssrs Wyatt and Garrison,
are going to have. a pretty race for High
3 Constable.
3s. 4 slnove is ON foot for an carly meeting.
a Of the City Democratic Committee with
4 a view to determining whether there shall
be one or two primaries here. and#it is
4 possible that 1t Will be held within q
week.
ii seaIns 10 be the wish or most or tho
cail,lidaaca for local sSoffices that there
Il .il,ulls liz two primaries, and. tllat the one
* fOrsthe city officer; and members Of the
a Legislature shall be held some time III
I Mns. or June. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
SOCIETY or army
Of THE He. POTOMAC / MAJ
Arrangements for Their Their. Meet Meet
ing at Manassas NJ Isl in
May. Y.
is,o,,,,, y TIE T,,ne g. pispatch.)

slf3gs& fSpcclal TO Tic Times Dtspatcn.)t5
MANASSAS, VA, MARCH 2oS.---Cicneral
IIorntio &. King, president Of tho Society W
of the Army of the Putomae Ia at TN the
Prince William Hotel tonight the local 4si
Committee on arrangements for the en-
tertlinment of the society Of the Army y,
ar thc5 Potomac, which will hold. its thirty
az Il, annual reunion OH the lsto.Y& d fields
&c Manassas May 1oti, and nth ne s.'
e General King 81 stated that the, society.
now has i. 3nlc,nbcrsiip of about = oeo q q
which number he Expects 200, Wit &th 81
&families,Sto bclhcre. tIS AZ. "
4 sIhc Society OF thc5.\rnly Or the Poton1aac
consists clllany of 2menswilo we're oll1eers
silu the Union army and it6niayE be aeslS 3
mated MS the four hundred OF tileS sIlnS
+ OF the Republic. a IA
IN addition to the members Of the SO
cicty who will attend the cnc,.mpment,
General King expects many men of infiu-
&cncc and prominence from Washington,
:; among them several members Of the ABB
met. sli
resident Roosevelt w;ls obliged to de-
cline tx accent an Invitation to come be-
cause OF prior engagements. Governor
Montague will be Invited and will be
asked to welcome the society on behalf
/ o. the State Q Virginia. N s5 Il
g At the Incetingst tonight ansl executive
committee was appointed to consist Of
Judge G.. u. Nicoll, George G.. Round and
4 j. b. II. Thornton, Committees on rcccp-
Etion, entertinmentaandf;n music were also
l appointed Y s55 Ss5t Ss ssS III SSss4syss IS y
\ On tile second day of the. rcunlonEthc
society will visit the Manassas battles
fields, ard an elegant luncheon will be
seryede on the beautiful grounds surround
Ing the Henry House. ia
During the Inonth@of May, 1866, the
Union army was passing through Mallas-
sas on5its way to Washington after the
surrender ut Appomattox.9 wand 1t is a co-
incidence that The Society Of tho Army
Ed.ltefof itsreunion6 here on an anniversary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
CHARGE Conspiracy
I0.WRECk UN|0hIBANK
nv Associated rr,s.,

C'1NCrNNi,rI.E Mar. 26>--As conspiracy Is
declared BY officials of the Union Savings
Bank ind Trust Company. of this CITY,,
3 to be Mt the bottom of n rim on the saw
5ings department of the bank to- day. Az
ter withdrawals OF funds had continued
quietly for about two wcclsa, the bank
was crowded to-day by ernl hundred
excited deposltors, who failed TO reach
the paying tollers window. & S5 S NJ 1
ono wornnn was knocked down and
Iitramped OH in the rush but 1t Is not be-
{lieved that her injuries will prove fatal.
yrile bnik has 2,500. 900 In cash on hand
and nearly. So 900, 900 iii securities that can
Immediately be converted into cash, be-!
sides other assets to ca re for It's Sic, 000.-t
900 deposits. rs IN isg, {l
The officers express the utmost conf
dence In the outcome. 1t Is charged that
postal cards have been sent to deposi- \
tors Of the bank advising them to with
draw deposits. and that the telephone Ind
been used as a means OF giving the sarne
advice. Tho bank officials say they have
secured some OF these postal rds and
Will endcavor to discover the author OF
them. 6l a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
ANNEXATION WILL BE
CONSIDERED TONIC RR0W

Council Committee on Ordinances, Char
tier and Reform having In charge the
matter OF annexa tio.1. Will hold a most
Tomorrow night, When
Ut is expected that tho final report to Inc
Council on The extent OF territory to be
annexed, will be agreed upon. People
I'M all walks Of life have urged the COM
'mttec 10 recommend that the boundary
lines OF the ew territory shall include
Barton Heights, Chestnut Hill and Fair-
mount ana all doubt has been removed
that the great ma jorty of people or RICH
Smond, Of Paramount ana Barton Heights
want annexation OF the three suburbs
north Of Richmond, Il, Il
h Tic meeting Tomorrow. night Will be
most inportanG should decision be reach
I'D regarding tho report to he forwarded
ito 1.-THE Council XII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
THE 7R||AIvI[IL|AG men
HAVE 4 FINE FEAST |: |! J. |
Elect Officers and Go. Out
Is Eat and. and
vi Talk.

The United Commercial Travellers 7 ! s q. t
down to their annual banquetsat SDicker.
sons last night and N enjoyed a good
spre:ld. ,rhe head OF the ia Bile was pre- r,
sided over by Mr.. G.. A. Spence who VI
gracefully Introduced the speakers. THO
flow OF soul covered every topic OF inter;
to travelling men, from railroads ana
hotels tn good stories. Those lio SPOKE
were: Nressrs B. c. Nelson, Cofer; Pen
8icX. Carter. Shepherd, Charles w Rice q
and others, who were too modest to ttlto "
their names to 10 in the papers.
Previous TO the BANQUET the travellers y, ~
held II business session and{ elected 9TH
GERS forftlc year. They arc: Semi Co,ln-
sellor. - elson; Couns :! 81
Nclso,l8 Secretary Treasurer U.
Shephsrd w. i Wright r
DRY; Executive Committee, y. r. Aaron,
c. a. Spence, Jr., NJ. Wright, - I; !.
Baker The officers we're installed "
Past Supreme Counsellor Charles w.
Rice, of Columbus Ohio.
4 The organization Is composed OF travel
ing men. exclusively, and numbers here
162 members.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26

through Ills attorneys. J. NJ Bars. OF
s1acksonvlle, and.], j. H,nsford and Rob
ert McNan1ee. of ,rh,npa secured g ten. !.
srotary writ OF njunc tiol,ssii the Ci Y !.
Court to prohibit the City Council of
Tampa from selling tho Tampa BAY 1io-
tel property TO u. John Kaufman and
associates, Of New York city. The city
recently bought thu property from Henry
Iii PlanEs executors Tor ono hundred and
Twenty-Five thonisanu dollars. III order to
prevent the demolition OF the lag hotel
and the cutting. UP Of tho beautiful boz.
tanica gardens into building lots. Ka,iff--
ansrY representing 81 syndicate which
wishes TO establisli winter race track
here. offered the city ono hundred and
forty thousand dollars for the property.
and the sale was q be 3consui,,n1ntcM to-
dag, when the Injunction interveno1.
Mr.. Busch III liis petition alleges that
tile property is worth many times tho
amount named. and charges tho city
Conncirien witt, fraud and collusion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
HALF A MILE DEEP.
.Sydnor Pump and Well Co. Get
Contracts for Deep Behring'S.

The city Of Jacksonville. FLA, has
awarded the contract to the SktlnOr
:Pump and Well Company, of this CITY,,
10 sink ten-incl, artcsian we'll To tho
depth Of one thousand ffat. The SSdnpr
Pum pand VOL Company have recently
5Iiled a bid at another point tn sink n. we'll
10 the depth of approximately one-half
mile on the Atlantic coast IT Will l1-
,Ilire the use OF enormous machinery aud
day work, and the employment Of 4 num-
Der OF expert mechanics and IT. is csti-
mated that 1t will require the consump-
ZION Of from go Ia so ions Of coal 10
generate the necessary power to do ilte
work They haze also been awarded The
contract to make q We'll 1000 foot slcai,
FOR Mr.. Joseph BrYan ut his country resi-
pieted a we'll $50 feet deep drilled tl,rouGh
solid granite. for the city of Lexington,
X. c.. having secured an abundant supply
of pure. clear water.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
BEGIN RE TURN or
Confederate FLAGS
4(By Associated Press. J

NV.ASHINGTON, aIurch3 Is. Acting un-.
der authority Of a. special act OF Congress-.
General Ainswortf,S the military score
tary.s to-day began the delivery to- tho
governors Of all the soutllerns S tatess af 4
3fcctcd. Of all Confederate battle flags
captured BY the Union forces during the
secretary addressrdta4 LETTER to each OF the.
governors, informing them oil tile ton
of Congress and OF the steps talscn by
the War Department for the return Of tho
flags have been stored In thei War De
IsaHtnant. and most of them are in a. "a ir
state siprescrvation:Thc here are about $40
OF them, but some cannot Be re turned
from la ok of ident ifcation.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
VIRGINIA FARMS. AZ
The West, North and Northwest
s Turning T Coward. This State.

Tho Department OF Agriculture Of tho state
OF Virginia Is becoming a valuable, cmigra-
ton bureau, that Is Attracting hundretlst OF
farmers all over this country TO the Old Dos
3minon. Commissioner Koincr and his force
all of them relating to Virginia lands and
their a1Aptabity to various uses. rl
x Among iiiuse received and answered. In tho
half day OF business yesterday were the fol-
lowing, With the SUBJECTS of their; Inquiries:
Z IL, 4, Roo, Standley, Wis, general farming.
f Dan McGinty,a Superior. WIS, general farms
Il Ing. ssSsf n NJ .
Niles Anderson sanborn WIS, general
farming, Hi
i; y, Howard Ellsworth, station 9, Il ge,'-
erall farming.
I'll w. noore,t No Isl High Street. lowell,
Mass mlder climate. &. q I. * I'll
lohi s. Clark No. li3i Fulton Street. New
Z York. land with, red cedar.
Rev. II. r.. Williams, Third and q Street,
Northwest Washington y, c., farming. %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
RELICS OF "A GREEK.
Hat.and Gown Of Dr.. George Pat,
tcrso1 Deposited in Museum.

Mrs. John w. Gordon, vice regent for
North, Carolina. of the Confederate Mus
cum, has placed in the North CaroliDh
Room OF the museum n lat and gown,
Tho latter of black silk. worn by tha
4 Rer. Or. george Patterson, Of the l;pis-:
copnl Church, whilcshc was chaplain OF
B thas Third Month, Carolina Regiment.
VAN These, articles arc deposited IN The
museum. at the request OF Ior Patterson.
made before his death. BY Colonel Ben
nela,n Cameron and Mrs. George H.
3 Collins. Of IIilsboro. North Carolina.
u DR. Rattersons father, WIS q Greek.
whose name. was Papatharkies. and his
mother, a. Miss Patterson OF Boston,
whose name her husband assumed,
Though Il I3oston;tn by birth, Dr.. Pat
tcrsoI WAS an ardent Confederate, as
well as a tr,lrlSoldior. of the Cross, and
VOL the urayilHg affection ofgl,undrcds
young men in the army. to whose
needs, temporal as we'll al spiritual. he
Faithfully shariIa; with them
all the llaIdshps OF the rurnp ands battle
field. and over whom he giined an in
fluencc which led many of them. both
during and after tho close or the war,
into the Church Of Christ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
"DIPLOMACY.''
Miss Rose Coghlan Is Supported
by Capable Company.

Miss Hose Coghlai. SUPPORTED BY Mr..
/ Howard Kyle and u Capable company,
Itcrnooll and evening. in Diplomacy
Tile rovivnl Of this we'll known drama WIS
quite an artistic prodiction.g though tho
Iaildlcncnss were not large at etlier per-
frctivc In her portrayal of, tile role Of
Countess Njck;b and Ma. Howard kyle
gave Il strong i,npcrsonauo Jon Of. Henry
iiesnclere =, MN; Lynn Pratt who was
tdnntlS WAS suffering from ~ severe cold.
}rlis inarred his reading, considerably S
Tile strong iscelles OF the play We're we'll
fproscninl, and the entire performance
was satisfactory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
CITY NOT LIABLE.
Mr.. Pollard Advises Committee
as to Zimmerman Ord finance.

City Attorney, Pollard; has addressed q
to tho Ordinance Com
tnttec that the city cannot he held liable
Yin case Of accidents resul ags from sltat
ling II @thc Zimmerman Ordinance pro-.
8vidng for giving the police Jurisdiction
lii the matter Of skating, shall became
law. Mn, Pollard says in his opinon:5,,
81 II beg to- reply that the. city would
assume, no liability for damages for any
mistake made BY the Police Department.
& III. permitting persons to go upon the ice
when 1t was not OF: sufficient strength
to bearathe weight OF skaters Or plcasuse-
seekers, for the reason that in the cN-.
aorcisc of this power to control the use sofs
lice for skating or pleasure purposes the
for the exercise Q whichspoW 1t cam
not be compelled to respond sin damages
for a. non-,lsc Or any, improper use OF
such no Wor. f4fiIta3is #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
MOVE ON" ORDINANCE
Police Board Asked to, Make the
Law Clear to Officers.

Al tho regular meeting OF the Police Board,
the question OF a proper construction of the
tnore on ordinance Will probably be lis-
Gussed. There have been several z complaints
of persons who did not feel that there WIS
and reason for pcrcnRtoryg orders from. police
men to move on, when they were In no way
blocking tho sidewalk. and there Is no rca-
son to be required To move
THE spirit of tho ordinance TO break up
crowds Of persons who consrcgate 10 the
annoyance Of nedesrians.5 and Il was said yes
stcrday by those In authority TO some extent.
that IT. WAS the dui. Of an, oillcnr TO NEG dis
erection In the exercise OF his authority. One
Of those who felt It time to make complaint
was Surrey Valentine, who says no was told
move on when he WAS liking, businnssi to- a
friend. Tho city attorney viii be asked 10
constrno the las, as IL believed to- conflict
With the al at III Us, rtis ;kt f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
-FOUR KILLED. MUCH
PROPERTY DESTROYED

.tBy Associatrd Press. J

RT$WORTI, TEX. Mar. 20. spe-
3cial from Guthrie, Oklahoma. says. VIo-
lent storms throughout the Territory to-
day have resulted in four deaths and nli-
tmcrolis Injuries to Other persons. Near
Watonga, Dean Z. r ichr7ond and John
Thomas. 8aacll seventeen years Of age,
were Killed by lightning. their bodies be-
ing burned to a crisp. At New Weather
ford lightning struck and Killed Charles
r. SchoonoGer. n. wealthy farmer
q Near Kaws City heavy rains lave swollen
the streams and to-day Orvillc Pennber-
ton was drowned In Salt Creek. while
trying to Cross IN a. boat. M w
sIs Near syria, in Woods collnt y. q cyclone
demolished the farm residence Of Chas.
Bronson, critically injuring Bronson. his
wife and Matilda Hickman. q nclshbor,
the; latter having three ribs broken.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
funeral / ! \ al o. MEXICAN |: 6
ENVOY State AFFAIR

(By Associated Press) u. e 4s
.sss NVASIdINGrON,33sIo. " c., March 25.-Thc
funeral OF the, late Sanor AspfToz the
,Mcxican al nl,assad Will DO a. state func-
,tion,l the details being in tho immediate
charge DC tic Department OF State. The
body ofathe$ distinguished envoy will be
taken to Mexico in Il special h car "a ro-l
Svided by lie American government and
Will be accompanied by q guard OF honor,
consisting OF American soldiers
rho President and Mrs Roosevelt will
attend the State funeral at st. Ma thcwts
Roman Catholic Church, Of which thegln
envoy was al member, Mrs. Roosevelt
wearing black as a special mark Of re-
spect. The entire diplomatic corps and
Cabinet VIII tend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-26
Give a Birthday Party

K Mr., aud Mis-, John II. Bauer, gave a birthday
party at tiler residence on West Main Street
from to 64o'cock In tho NJ ornoon OF Thurs-
day. March l6lh In honor of6 their little, son.,
John y. i,alel, Lr,, who, on that DAY was sin
Those inviiisa we're Ethel Ipllann, Virginia.
Clements. I'll Della phillips, e Ida Wyatt.
Mamie Wyatt, al Mamie llhilijs, Helen
spln Annntta Tyler Fannie brown
Annie Francis Gay Francis .Annin
oowel Mary bowel. Elise Jones. Shields
Jones, MaiW CLARK n Florence Couch, Helen
Couch. Ethel l'anpI Mary t'innegan ileltn
Sta,tAG Mary ~ Quscnherr., l1ldwcli Hill.
George, Gir1,shlW, John Mniiee. Torest Brown,
GtorEc sim. Mssony i1hitli,s, Herbert Wyatt.
ilIen5 cls,n.,ts, Muhen Clark Ramon Fletaher
ItlnNopd lileiclier,& John FinIegsn Rows Ford
Arihnr bauer and John z Ba,or, Jr;
ritc chaIieiOhcs Mere Mrs. Ehurles l.. Phil.
lli@. Mis-, y. L., Elicit. Mrs. Wyatt, Are
llnner and Mrs. Clark who, witliltbe chaian
played all the kindtrEnrten gaines, which were
enjoyed Immensely 5i
The dining .iponr aid table vera beautifuily
duppltc, With potied} llia,its and cut flowers
The color scheme VAS carried unt, in mink
and, white, i3l!
s3 Tho ghi idicni rdugr1 in ,pu,y games, among
t.i4n, Cinderella. and the first priae carried
Oft by the gir,s. MAJ wDiil l,s AMnett Iiy!rr
tl,s second By Shields ,ioncs Goprsc crensi,aw
wpn the first, and; George S.iipp he second
prize nn,uhs the hDyss
4 souvenir WAS presented each child in re-
menlhraicn Of The llai,pS occasion }li