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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-06
MASSACHUSETTS
REPUBLICANS
They Meet at Boston TO ResO-
lutte and Endorse Plat
form Adopted.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Boston, Mass, Oct. GA fractional
contest upon the question Of tariff re.
vision, especially with reference to
reciprocity with Canada, which in
y0lged the nomination Of a lieutenant
governor and tie preference of several
aspirants for the position OF attorsey-
general. are things which gave unusual
interest to the Republican convention
In fremont temple today.
The platformed adopted congratu-
lates President Roosevelt on the part
he took in securing peace in the Far
East, and endorses him for his fearless
enforcement Of laws affecting the
trusts, so-called. On the subject Of
tariff the platform says
1--WE believe that the policy of pro-
lection to American labor and Ameri-
can industry should be maintained.
The Republican party Of Massachu.
setts re-affirms its devotion to the
principles Of protection, and sopposed
to tariff changes tending to depress or
dstroy any of our industries, or to
lower the wages of American labor"
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-06

Colonist rate effective September l5,
and continue daily, including October
81, special colonist rates will again be
placed on sale TO points in California,
Brizona, New Mexico, Old Mexico and
Texas. also TO the n rthwest. Foi
further information see Katy's agent.
II. A. FARTHING,
Agent NJ. X. & #.
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citiaenship.

If you claim citizenship rights and
are not on the rolls or have business
before the Interior Department, write
Immediately to w. w. Wright, regis
tered attorney, Corcoran bldg, Wash
ington. ID. G. u.
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FIRST Published Sept 25, 1905.
Warning Order

In the United States Court for the Northern
District Of the Indian Territory At Ninitas
Joe Tichsuor. Plaintif.
No. Z3eZ.
Mary 7. .Tichenors Defendant }
The Defendant. Mary P. Tiehenor = warned %
appear IN this Court within thirty dnys and an
aver the complaint u the plaiHtid, Joe Tichenor.
wfisRrs. The Honorable Joseph A. Gin judge
~ the said court aud the seal thereof A. Ninita
fhiSthe 25th day q i,eptember. A. D.. 1905
CHts. a. DAvmsox. Clerk,
By ". a. CHASpLxH. Deputy.
Wilson & Davis, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Geo. = NeCBiioeh. Attorney for NONRESIDENT
Defendant
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M.- <. & Z. RalIwav speclaIs.

Kansas City, Mo, fall festivities,
October 2 to 7, inclusive. Rate, one
fare $500 for the round trip. Date
of sale, Oct. lst. to 7th, with final re-
turn limit october 8.
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Associated Press

London, Oct. 6-Following closely
upon the publication Of text of the
Anglo-Japanese treaty has come con-
siderable talk of a possibility Of an
understanding between Great Britain
aud Russian newspapers are deyoting
columns to discussion of the question.
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BUILDING COLLAPSED;
100 WORKMEN BUFlED

Associated Press.
st. Petersburg, Oct. ga fye-story
building in course of construction coli
lapsed today and one hundred work.
men we're buried in the ruins. So far
only seven men have been rescued.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-06

Group is quickly relieved and whoop-
ing cough will not "run its course Y
you use the original Bees Laxative
Honey and Tar This cough syrup is
different from all Others because II
acts on the bowels. You can not cure
Group and whooplng cough until you
rid the system of all congestion, by
working off the cold through a copious
action Of the bowels. Bees Laxative
Honey and Tar does this, and cures
all coughs, Group, whooping cough. etc.
No opiates. Sold by A. ?. Owens. DIV
Pinesalye acts like poultice. Best
thing IN the world for boils, burns,
cracked hands. letter, etc. SOLD by
A. p Owens, Druggist. DIV
FOR RENT-One Z room house.
Apply to Mrs. A.P Goodykoontz. 294g-
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R-I-P-A-N-sTaDules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
The Scent packet is enough f0r
usual occasions. The family bottle
f60 cents1 contains a supply for !
year. All druggists sell them. uW
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-10-06
first publisnsa Aug. Is. 1906.
Wsrning Order.

IN The United States District court 81 Finita. in
the Northern Dietriet u the Indian Territory.
Agnes Barnes. plaintiff
Ne. zaAa
william Wyiy.Barnes, defendant
The defendant. william WHY BarnesIs warned
70 appear Ca this court within thirty days and
ansser the eanp plai1s 0f the plaintiff agnes Barnes
August 15. 1908.
CHAs. A. DAVIDSON. CLERK.
3. B. DAVIDSON. y. G.
II. Paris. Attorney far Plaintiff.
". P.T1ompsau. attorney for nonresident de-
fsndant
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Votes win be counted every after
noon at / O'Clock, except Sunday;
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Refined and Legitimate Comedy.


Avoiding all the suggestive and vul-
gar situations which are usually found
necessary to the success of the average
comedy, "The King Of Tramps, which
will be at the opera house tonight,
contains nothing whatever that can
offend the most exacting critic. Every
line, situation, musical number, song
and dance isgiyen with view attract
ing people who uphold all that is
pure, moral and refined in legitimate
comedy. An entertainment catering
especially to ladies and children, and
all that is good in the amusement
loving patrons of the theatre.
On October 10 and p and Noyem-
Der IA and %, 1905. tile Frisco viii sell
home visitors tick cts at the rate Of one
and one-third fare for round trip to
all points in Iowa. Minnesota, Ne
braska. North aud South Dakota,
Wisconsin, and many points in Michi-
gan and Illinois. Final limit 30 days
from date Of sale. For particulars
see w. H. Deck, agent.
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For ali Kinds Of piles

FOR RENT-One Z room house.
Apply to Mrs. A.P. Goodykoontz. 2949-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

one Spf the many enjoyable theatre par-i
ties at the new plA OH last Monday
evening inelud ed:. Uses ELLA Scot I, M any
TAYLOR OF PetershuYs, 9 i, uole n Csrea tl,,a
Lucle lisYpRs,. tsa die Isowei AZ ess,rs Walter
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dFcild 3 81 Reges ter Robert. Bo yki1l,8
yllliam Willla NIL e; !,
Ing: boys and girls oc5 tlie yong V social n
SGT and Tho &c casl on wa ono OF ne 81 VII
est ard brightest Of tho whole Christmas
lholl day. sI s 5
~ as Colonial Ball and Minuet
Gonsp cuous among fe pretty affairs
sche duled for week ts the q
Schlldren's COLONIAL bali no 4 glyenl1l'
aBelyldore IIall \ evening q jazz EI'
$uary sth--es gorge ashlng ton * wedding IN
5ddfny-by the CONNIE g aap q E5
8Daughte Of II he American Revolut ton,
RS The bal WI open with nilnu1ct.
danced iby8 children Il colonial costume,
tho couple leadln being e miniature;
5lnrpersonatio q Genera L George WASH.
slng ton ana Mistress Martini e,ustis.
Those taking part in "a the X nlinuet will
be ssB8l Miss Annette 1Iliermann, Miss
FRANCES Darlington, Miss Mary III homp-l
RFlns, M lssI lIliza NJ lss r. osn Nose
LEY, Ariss Mildred Fps. NJ issI 4 lice
T!air, rs NJ 81 MI 3
sdl'ed I.e Few; aIessrs. ~ liam loinpk s.,
NUN VOL L &Sllrry lJilpHeS
SCrenshaw Hubert Suite y Kirk wood PA
BrishHS Hunter Met q re I'D gap. Il La iferty.
Allan Donnan and Edmund StrudWick.
4b8Afteri tho Slniluet vii come 81 pper, nd
Su@big ball .Sint which6a all the children VIII
ton9.$ Colonial costumes wi not BIC. 4 re-
Squrctl for tho lal MI Ghildren can COME
dressed AS for ans; thor eyentn g ter
atalnnlent, and will bo lclrti Is welcomed
my lie ladies' of the chap cr,S who fWs y
constitute the eceiv ing Cpnimit u
tho officers. 10 pa ms "a nd tfortESsw
be spared u to make i he spec tanulnr Effect
of tie $cve,llng as brilliant as possible.
The fact thar tho children have " been
trained by AIRS fol tho y. openl,ns
Figure Will insure al heantl land grace
5Guli performance and lovely and correct
Qcostunilrs. IA
5$tlnNitatfons have not by my means
y been confined to chtld he a ladies
hope to see no only all the lit pc oplG
8inSthe town. but many AZ the big people
whom every one supposeR to be a ilterest-i
ed inBwhatevcr the chic rem q do, IS aud So NJ
4pecialy and above / all q 10 be Interested
in the success OF the ENTERTAINMENT
financially, because tho prooeeds will go
toward tho erectio OF Wlrginia's column
In tho portico8o Continental Hall. nov
being built iii Washing tom t I'D G t,$3 by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

The Rev II. W. tsriszard. 5ot Sou thar,p,s
ton, is IN The city lIes spent :a portion
Sof the holidays leasantly In Il Spotsyl-
iyanla and Caro- ineEqounties With friends
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ift'ls 'ou's WI U
M pfogrsssiye pitS II u, Il1 nj
a hi Vas tile game 3d.
nss isl Yr Inst, mt an etl tSrta,ft
Atrs. 4 n anu Nir Y.
rhVotkfr frotti Ss % e
Iual5tk Honor tlleir g
tyicY III % htoclsnor a1ld NLlh 4. y
iiiieBS NrttieS The evening was speenII ~ =.
HURST me- hon0 II r
About. girls and boys were Dressen IN
decorations ii, liolly
FED shad es nnd, on tile tabl
retls XVI ttl red en- ttipnrs IN s ~
na,3d ihhr,,. s6: cnrrlcd out5 the 81 risti1i1s
color full Thc evening Was ifo
dell litfll! Ssl s5 u u n, 4. 4, rs
Bessie Cannon. Miss Annie
Ehgiish MI W. Josephine Yrtsy =
ginln M S. Mary
Iee Jplftilo nj lis YVES, y ~
Nfhr,e 13roH Niass Grace Sout erl 90
Miss Bertii X fiapp, a gness Zen
ltonEs Nfisss Oracle Ward. MISS ls Branon
MI herihYid ss Grace Gilman, MISS Lucy
"a Adelaide Su tfaorlnnd M n 80
Marc EraTreni. Miss Sadie eale, MISE sgs
VIrrlnia no, las GindSs n ealo hflss
Louise and Mis- Lillian
Nfessrss Goorge n =. ~ III
son ne Nl9}p,ss.
Thotn y I,
ton 15ewis sl.l...,
Luther rhro tlsnort Waiter Y.
sam phillips, lent Hood Wrig 3 g Nople,
Henry Tyler Boiling
Hundiey R bert ,Itroc lulli Or ton ona ~
ryobae auld sA der So y as. ~ n
sSs III eaw Year D dinner. 81
he sannuai$ dinner ebratri tne d AZ
vent 81 the ear g,
Ion ergon Is HUB will eclipse in br1i
e, ufi,iny AZ M Il |slnd$ ever civ en- there.
|irhe nttendai,o will almost me
|full memb ershtp and their 9lad e and
|ArrornI M until the hingS nou "
IYof fnidnight0Ssorlg, speech.
|tnnd will chase .lyya the cares =
|snf1feI iio t,ires Will be q song reeital
Ilbv MADAME hi sanor M OF ~ eWSs4 or y
Ifcity by the cl
|Sers ana the whole conclud WVlI =
|iclass For the ~
lSthe finest orton any ~!
Pau NJ SON. OF York cltyT17nslye
Ehee e ana they vi III render some ~
M newest and best acts lntYaudeyllie.
lsThel ain served by ~ l :;
III Ar,mnhV, and the decorations
ana aelertrfc eifAots will be very s
|$EThe & M aGss,onic G hildrer1's xmas Isl,
a christmas Sunday the christmas 5 en-.
|stertaIn11ent, which was =!
lFthe napers INV as rendered most 11'.
|stho music being Of the best. and $nnue1
|the directionso Miss Edna lhf
chldren 81 Scaelte one of 3
mas pr ogran mes ever Y rs them
lPrhclr Vol ces were onderftl = II <;
5prcssl In every piece being
VERY notcea ble.S Miss King 80 g!
we'll sun The room was ere ded y
Friends f,s tho dren, and the 1riehfas
Iof the Cooper, St:.5a mes
M. TO- Ciiur and Y he Rev oeras w
I}of yenable stree aptist Church were YER
5an,o,ln,g, the numb chi yer yer
more than 81 eased by the talk I'LL abou
NChrlstnnas ven cooper 1s ol
a1ld Gould IL DO therwlse 35l benz
Sfitted byI l,e said. were nyitet
til Drs Coo i'd the "
Deri elk to gsstng3 at their! re specify
}churche 81 Ace riding on Ye AZ
Day they vi sing e Nenable stree
Ba ptist$ Churc . their hl4stt ~,
icleers 4 cir V hearts were made glad " hy
ther3 hume rouss gi IT'S, their benntlful TIE.
Dnnd tha good things TO Az Bar
boy,ir .fWlia an spenkn ye.
and, IND eed tie such to- Hil'
Scares Tor the I1,g Is 70
said that itiiey vsers we 4 =,
all their tEsrt in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

NJ i you are not, you should be, i q
polloy-holde IN the Il Virginia State
Capitol Savings Bank, Agent, 5 Il; 3a "
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navy for the holidays, N lss W,Tlgl L has
received ocsl attentions I'M wash
tington. III 5 AZ
4 M ISIS Eva Talcott and Miss Jennie Tai Ia
colt weave CARL In anuary % ylsi Z friends
In Mobile ana New; Orleans Il
/ I, The, Misses Walker and M ss Jane a AL
len are visiting AIissa Fannie, M Ter for
the hol days, s33 4 5i 3ss 4. 4
THE Misses Brown, from 81 dford, i re
'ylsisln 8 Miss Elsie ingram, a is} ss III
K, gyafS 8tgy VI
III Mrs, Edward Christian and n her two
.daughters leave soon for eWY Y orll a ny
DO gone six weeks. Il rs " AK
N r. Willard W. Wright. who has been
In poor health for some time, loft Y Tues
day, night for "a ken 81 q, where he
w4ll spend the Hinte 81 S5s# s8Ss
s Miss Emil Syyaddill returned vest erday3
from spending a week with Miss Mar
guenrrfito Wtl!lams ~ g u,
X The board OF ch ltnhorazo Iospital VIII.
have Its annual soelal /, Jluua ~ ga, IN the
home OF Mrs. And erson, 4, s,5 Sss f5s
Miss sadye p, lass, OF N ID, 100 West
Clay Street. Is spending q few weeks
With Mrs, g. Green yal d. In FhIla CLIP hla.g
Pa after which she will visit Mrs, u vi tvs
Joseph IN New York. city, \ 5sy IA 38si
& s I'D N y }l Ss 3s ss#
a Miss Annie Meade Flood, 3.of Ande rsol,
VILE d ucklpg county, Is Spending the
Christmas holidays With her sister. Mrs.
a. g Davis, OF Traffic. iYsl, IL.
The Rev. r. w q risSard, Of SOU tllaIl,p,s
ton, As IN The city Il lIe spent u s portion
Sof the ollaays pleasantly In Il spotsyl-
wanna and ollne counties VII friends,
one pf he many enjoyable theattreS par-
ties at tho new lplA oi.so LAST Mond;lytI
evening ineluaeds, isses sl9ll Scot I. airy
llaylpf, o. Peterst9lYs Il uole a crea tlts
Lucle Evans, sad die Ittpwei M ssrs5 Walter
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rrao 4. Clifford Taylor, Emmett & II otse,.
lrn mar 81 elton, George tern and " y,
and yilltan a Wood y
lien *. 81 okes. OF ltimore Ms 9,
!, y 9 n = a spending the G hrstnla Y holir
i "a MI his father, M 81 Stokes,
~ this city. Mr., Stok lea yes .tor MS
homo Ii altlmore, Janilar l9l' HI
M. y ohm "A Of vYashlh y, toll,
- y @ has been 3 spending the holls0ays
WITH his parents. and n ! ofln !.i
Kra ~ No. 22ol4 AZ ] fferson I. Fark; n q
1<ra ~ has been conn ted IT'D ING s!3ei-it
N tment Of Justice al VAST ing ton TOUT
nd + lately recei the a pl'ol
mentISof private secra q tognesy-
Genera cody Mr. ISra a 81 uateu ~ Y,
tic Georget own Coll IN law, , inu Y
also mon nj tie District 81 Soluih-
lbla% bar, l4S !. IL va I
M a ana Mrs., c.sssS " M p lryinple have
returned from llnnlngt l2el,, BITS
GDalryn,pes other lslcrj & uecosn'
panied heron as'r. s. usn'
Va ,sarrI ago Of interest to many Rich
uaond peop was that q Miss rel
Icy 10
took place III washington December asth,i
Mrs.5 southwort1 ID the daug l,tel5off MT.
R. nj Kelley, of Carroll Inc county Y; a,ndi
MI southRorth Ia q prominent business
man 81 the same place Is 4 n
b and Mrs, Leon Jud Ice. 5of Scott La,.}
ny Who have been n he stsi OF N and
M rs a y. Of West rank 81
I'm Street, will leave Monday for their,
!, i f, mrs. JUDGE will be remembered
here as Miss Iupter Eersus so y
@Y Mrs. A, y. I,anderlsln VIII leave on
Monday for Scott I. 70 spe!tled the
month az January as the guest of her
sister, Mrs Lao n u alec. IL g,3
N Nh. Il "A ol,zo "A. Glenn, Of IkentpellSyt y
laipendi ng the holidaY With bis fErot
~ Glenn, I'M Sout| Pine Street. n
q ~ M 9l3S,
5S,rho circle OF ISsin b s pa lgl era, IN tho
.service or the King, Ni VI NEE mex FRI
idnye evening at 9. locls IA ne Hons for
. TIvs, bles. All members are ursea y "
be prssent VI !. !. e M
\ M Id Annie syewllsl II has returned fro.l.
aSyisit to her Ga psll 1eney,S y
I
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3Gooclh Anna tzer, Harris a 1lH1
AIastel, II ebert
n Tho floral dccorati ems ere Lowell me
supper d su1nptuous one, and 5theYwilloo l!a
atmosphere uf the evening was redole'n mt
with the splrt Of old hlonodi hospital.
aty and lrlrslnin cordia in the wei come ONE
extended TO guests W # X N
THE stately Rntherfoord homo, where
the lady or tho mansion has lived since
her fancy. rcgniaied Thursday evening
the brlllancS that during the g!flh'o'o7sd g,
2of the Thomas sisters rendered AZ Sa
synonym n for everything hat MAS " q NJ
Ssia heautIfulQ In social i f.. issSs nth,
erfcord made Il charming iIrlpresslp on q
the throng of callers Who Spa Id e their
respects to her. MS one o + The v seaAo
most popular butumtes. n s N, III 5sf lstt
Pink Goats in r yidence, IS
Fink y coats were III evidence at HE
hunt breakfast ii 81 vons yesterq y Y ~ y,
George Cole Scott In his home on YYtsst
Franklin Street. where Christ mas mi tle-
too and hnlly matched the guests pic,
turesGueness{ Of attire. q The member 50f
Tile Hunt Club and theip Fl fnlv frlends
made an extremely pretty tgat herring On
pnrlors and dining room, ~ a clhrnlln g :;
day Infused gayety into seYeryt and
everybody who experienced M Y, Scot .
lavish aud delightful hospital tysl & \
4 Tho hunt breakfast was a isp |endld M
SEPARATION for the run While, m ceeede ed ",
AT the RECEIPT Ion given Mt The Deep run
Club house, When he y lla Sc was X oye Il
the recention cnmIpi t the Incl ed & Mrs,
Joseph u Willard 1, Mrs q, Es f.a n ",
T1nOleV.
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deed 3 getting the better az her. as as slla
Shnd 10 Bhnye two C,hr!stIlas tllnnEeer's for
them. H Many members q the II Lad IN
Hurry were pressnr. and one ~ tho happy
SfeaturesS ofstha day W,ls, the prcscltl ton
81 q & most beautiful doll given by Mrs
Joseph Garter to tho little sirl. selected
sby Mrs. b arbour. who wa The most Gal re-
jful child Sof her 4pla Thing III the # 9mes
The lsp py recip was little MISS
yJunlatsL SHorner,i !, OF Bristol, tth this
feature the Christmas festival for 1901 at
the Masonic Home closed, to be followed
the next day by the real Christmas for
them. ia 3t IL ~ 55553g II {.
Ladies' Morning Musicale.
NJ me Ladies forming M usicale 3wl u meet
"Wednesday afternoon at 4 O'clock. in the
home OF Mrs NJ !, 4 ~ o.. MEG ehee, u n a II
iNVestt Main Street, List will be the cons
poser. and NJ lss 8A1osby will be in charge
of the programme II III * S,i 8tf j25
Miss Fl essberg S Whist Party
lssS NJ erie IlessbergS delightful " enter,
tanned the al. ~. IA I, class md tile Wis.,
siting young ladies' tuesday hfternocN ut
whist, rhusas to king v t,llrt In lhas cams
were M lss Edna EtRhps NJ S2rft,l Ilss
IIelel, LeIbr,An, o. IA tlnn ~ Hiss st,as-
berger, Of NYnshll,gt oh;i Miss Chase "a Of
New York; Miss "a lna kafa, of5 Norfolk;
Mrs Nat. Coleman, or Savannah Aiiss
lI4ottle Well, Miss florence I'eYy, Miss
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III, ! Miss Louise Herbert Is the guest of 4
! Miss Kate MagsIe Ryan. on Freemnson
Street Sorfolk. IS Ell 8s y u 5sSs Az
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NV Is YOU are 4 not. you should IL be, III 4
policyrholdcr IN the Virginia a# State.
49, " " slss1'tp 1Nssttlli AN B
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Sf1xsfS ssrai Il soidenbets,
Minis Hlufenc "a N iriatrf MillSii
liisef, ss . itls Miss Rosa
Bftek n. "a t,ee Aa cit atld MI
"a. tf4ssbefg III iss iii ft zekici N Tea
sFlorencs srbal iiit1iersI IN iss Kiilhiasr Yo1.
first btlss ard hiss tlle
lss1ond
Miss sDi ckein1s, WAL Home. 5S8S|
hi flsa rYof Il ii kehs syas at hoitte g1ast
xysrilns ri shoHUr w NJ issE ttannin uarlHtid
Stvaddlli ana her CUES iss Ills
li,af,,ni A bf Wasting tom 2. aC ai, MIS-
isabelle nsj Of 3 It'll ne par
Tors we're decorat lea Ut tmas co Oh
and A number of cl1arniiti young Rlrls
fSfl 1oYthent ct callers and II SERVING
rsshn,etit ss; iss ddill land Eng her
friends were ertert lined 'rliWrsda v even, ~.
Sifig5 Mn and Mrs. rtliur N s es aalI:
ilons Il % IN s
3ss Hit Honor 81 Miss McAdoo.
iI .A delight evening tertaini,1ent WIS
Mrs. C. nv res i,1enGe No. s1101 East
CLAY Street Il Thursd Az even rig, IA honor
ofs Miss Mary q Greens'b orc
and 60 mes. together With music
made ,p III, Benj oynble pFo lro-
I1you rendered Is ScVerGll Si luVuly5
selsstions on the mandolin tnranie!d a
on ths Nidss n ~, II
ward t'.e a.
close until II ate ff our. S5$
Elegant fair. II
one Sof the hands ffalra 3 o = tne
entire the e option B g.ysn
Thurs aySf evening, by MI. and fs3 M rs.@
1ss,ra M tholr daughter.
u Annual Banquet. VI S33i
NJ. Il. =. 4, 3, y ..
pariors q ,sA Ia.
scented an scene {.
the 4. = -,
BANQUET tenaered me g g
tho Home ~ ssioln y, y.
The NJ were s g LII
dent q e :, y .s
e ~ = !, Al
Home isston Society 4 \ ouEnk aha
several other lad es IS \,
The decorat ons were 10 PINK ana
roses and festoon !: al.a
8 a ouee,,. 5.S ri
fayors were ~ pEe'ty
calendar and bookle vi IA ,
close each 1netnper q Inc sclup
t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Of tho Revolution The portico Of the
building viii DO ornaIle ted wi tn thirteen &c
white marble col umns, one h for each q
the thirteen orig lnal 81 htes. These co.'s
iinns cost 3d. 100 CHI and he d ffere NJ
State chapters hard at SW ork raj g
the money. for " rglnia's col INN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

ORAL in tho world 1t IS beln g paid for as
erected and will be 81 fflcientl finished sN
forsthe Daughters to hold their next ufl-
5nual congress Is e ont tIrl
work II for THE women to undertake and
carry through as a memorial to the heroes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01
the National soclet Dau tiers Of Amer Il:
lean r eyolut ion.t y ~
338s XII ut rtaii1ed5 Glass. 5iff

II Mrs. Urn est -. ng tertained her
music class Son INrld d telnoo nj. at r
residence III va Avenue 9is 2 h.e,
following were the pup pills & IN isses Matte
Nell Carneal Mnrgnr ret 81 Stoltz Mary
Pen seley, Mamie al en-, Eliza BET HI INrear,
Mamie jCswth orne, Annie Scott, $Helon
SWhltlock, 4ISa to rrauer rna il. Pear
man, Beatrice, iirls II obcrt n itc hells
Elise sheppard Ira CO Hay nes;; 3essle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

Cont inental FALL is being built ~
lngton,5D q, near the now Core Y Art 'rt
Gallery the Daug the A 1,lt'l9;
can r evolut lon. " 55 s5
SThc building is d COS t 500. 600 and when
completed will he tho handsomest lrlel,lF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-01

!in Ashland ccoinapaniod ~ her niece,
Mr.. and Mrs II N. tchin have ro-.f
turned from spending the hol idays VI tn /,
Mr.. Gntchin's parents lii IVY hltaker,8N y. 9.
IA Il 40 -
Fl Miss While Wyatt ECKER Of Sand foyd. J,
NJ G., and Mr., Fred a. sn ton, of Bal
itinore, formerly or r ichmo nd 8. were mar
First I'resbyt erian Church BY the Rev.
DR. Il NJ Iraden # n iss Y laura icker. q
this city. and Mr. M GORE were the
attendants, Mr. and Mrs. Slut ton Will \
be- at homo fter January q til. at No. "A i31
olson Avenue, Bal time re-, ss5
i9 MIS- I1ebocc Il allser haa been n. res;
scent visitor rs Senator S. i shackel-
s $'5a' a Orange county 4 A vi
Mr., ] ohn N. ogo AZ back at I home.sS.
after visit to III Mr., and Mrs, ohm
Iioge. Of staunton, ,s5 "A rs
III Mr., afoncure Grayatt spent the hollaya
With Judge and Mrs, H. e. Il M oncure, ot l
Carol Inc county. 5S{ vs.
3 II, Miss louise Herbert Is the sues OF Il
Miss Kate Massle RYAN. on Freelnnson
Stree, Norfolk. On Z, y n
Ian Freeman who ha s been with n
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