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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

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houss 1r4 sman family. Apply
hs once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

WANTED once. two apprentice
girls! Apply Elite Millinery Parlor,
Conner tslhsgea and Merchant streets.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

WANTEp-AtSoneesposttio al nurse
for chi1dren. Can give reference If
reduireds Address care Of West
Edrginian once. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

Seats 50 SAFE Saturday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22
Company of Old Favorites
Beautiful Chorus of Eighty
Twenty-One Vocal Gems

HEAR the Great Song HITS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

FOR RENT-Two desirable store
rooms on Jackson street. For furttl:
Ell Information call at room 212 ia
cobs' building.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

Great Metropolitan Cast,
Gorgeous Scenery,
Wonderful Mechanical Effects,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

This %cOmpanyis guar.
anteed to be the largest
and best Dramatic
Company Of It's kind.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-22

Elaborate Costumes,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-20

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shut n and he the ~na % voices
hear that Of low m felt desire make e
intended something
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way III u: % &c ssssstss ss s
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quickly knet down in the this time facing the cell
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itch: Richmond, Va, May 20, 1906.

III way cut between the main 3
island and an outstanding
perpendicular ledge of rock.
The steps were SO narrow
that the procession had to 4
\ move up in Indian file; three
men with bags, then the
Prince and the clerk, fol-
lowed by three more men
with boxes. Lermentoff
counted two hundred ana
X thirty-seyen steps, which
brought him to an elevated
4 platform, projecting from a
doorway cut in the living
rock, but shielded from all
sight Of the sea. The east
ern sun shone through this
doorway, but did not illu-
mine sufficiently the large
room, whose walls, ceiling
and floor were Of solid
stone. At the farther end y
man in uniform sat be- Il
hind a long table, on which a
burned an oil lamp with a -
green shade. At his right
hand stood a broad, round
brazier containing glowing
+ Goals, after the Oriental
fashion, and the officer was
holding his two hands over
It, and rubbing them to- !.
gether. Tho room, never
theless, struck chill as a
cellar, and Lermontoff heard
q constant smothered roar
of water. s.
The clerk, stepping for
ward and saluting, present
ed to the Governor seated
there the papers and en-
velopes given him by the
Captain. The officer Sc
lcctcd blue sheet Of paper,
and scrutinized it for a mo- I'll.
lnent under the lamp.
where are the others?"
,"'Wc have landed first the
retdrn for the others
The Governor nodded, and S
entered a big man with a bunch
who carried a lighted lantern.
Number Nine" said the Go
RI beg your pardon, sir; am
The Governor gave utteran,
grunt OF a pig than. the ejacnlati
looked up at the questioner, ar
almost as that of a living skele
Number Nine,' he repeated
with the lantern put a hand each
him away. They walked togeth
lantern casting It's yellow rays on
at last the gaoler stopped, threw
the door, and pushed 1t ponder
be built like the door Of safe,
wards. AS soon as the door cal
flowing water, and when the Il
stream sparkling in the rays {
the cell. He saw a shelf of re
gaoler placed his hands on a 81
lantern.
"That will last you four da.
"Well, my son, judging from tn
last me much longer
The gaoler made no reply,
retired, drawing the door heayi
DOllS THRUST tllIlO paw, uaAA s'AS
but the babbling OF the water.
his hands thrust deep in the peck
heavy garment. he shivered a i
"Jack, my boy he muttere'
the West. can Imagine man
stream. I never knew what dark
the size Of our kingdom"
He CROPPED for the wall, and S
existence he had forgotten, pitche
the four-day loaf rolling on the flc
the loaf. fearing 1t might fall in
lie could not find it, and now h
place to the desire Of finding thai
knees, and felt the stone floor
estimated the time, but never ono
Glow helpless man is in tn
self. IT must do this systematicall
On all tours he reached the
along the brink till his head struc
took up a position that he guesse
again traversed the room, becomin
for the moment the horror Of his
chemical experiment, everything G
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He could have found the
bench and shelf almost i'm.
mediately by cropping round
the wall, but he determined
to exercise his sense of di.
rection, to pit himself
against the darkness.
II need not hurry" he
said; Il may be.a long time
here"
In his mind he had d pic
turc Of the cell, but now
that he listened to the water
1T seemed to have changed
It's direction, and he found
he had to rearrange this
mental picture. and make q
different set of calculations
to fit the new position. Then
he shuffled slowly forward
with hands outstrctched, but
he came to the wall, and not
to the bench. Again he
mapped out his route, again
endcavored, and again
failed.
"This is bewildering," he
muttered. "How the dark
ness battles a man. For the
first time in my life l appre-
ciate to the full the benedic-
ton Of Gods command, Let
tn ercbe light
He stood perplexed for a
few moments. and, deeply
thinking, his hands auto
.matically performed an ope-
ration as the servants Of
habit. They took from his
pocket his cigarette case.
selected a tube of tobacco,
placed it between his lips.
searched another pocket.
brought out q MATCHBOX,
and struck a light. The
striking Of the match star
tied T,ermOntOff ae If it had n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
William and Mary Annual.

Especial % IRE Times Dispatch
VILLA MSBI RIG. VA. December IS
The students % William and Mary COL
lege met during the past week in the col
iege chapel. and decided 10 get out an
annual An able stan o. editors was
elected. and the annual promises TO equal.
II not surpass. any gotten out at the col
lcge before.
Last year William and Mary got out
tile best annual she has ever had. and
one Of the best in the State
The following are the men who were
elected as editors for this years annual.
j. j. Terrell. editor in-chlef. L. F.
Shewmake and G.. L. x Johnson, literary
editors; F. NJ Crawford and c. 3. Ran
some. art editors: G.. A. DoweM and r 3.
Dade. club editors; G.. A 3. Dowell
social editor O.. O. Ferguson and @ f
Koontz. business managers. II. Il Mars
den. athletic editor; w. r. WriggIes-
worth. eavesdropper; II. II. Young Y.
VI. G. a. editor
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Strickland.
Especial 20 Tho Times-Dispateh.

Especial 90 Tho Times Dieratch-l
CHATHAM. VA. December lc.-Oak
Grove baptist Church. near Keeling. was
tho scene Of very pretty marriage az
$50 O'Clock Wednesday evening. when Miss
Mamie r. Carter became tho bride Of
MI F. r. Strickland Tho ediGce was very
tastcfully decorated for the occasion. and
filied with friends Of the contracting par
tics To the strains OF MendaIssohn's
Wedding March. played By Mrs j. O.
Anderson. the bridal party entered in the
following order Messrs ~ r. Gardner
Fontaiu Strickland. IT. T.. Carter and
I'd Hodnett. Tho bride entered with her
brother Mr.. ". ~. carter. and was pre-
coded by her maid ~ honor Miss EaIse
Anderson. hecomiugly attircd in white tar
fcta. and carried pink chrysanthvrnurns
The bride was gowned ln travelling suit
~ gray cloth. with hat and gloves 10
match.
Tho groom entered with his best man.
Mr O r. Richardson. and joined tho bride
~ the altar
The Rev. W. ID. Barr. % Chatham.
performed the ceremony. after which ia,
party - the church iu order reverse 10
that ~ entering and Were driven 20 the
home ~ Mr -. ". Richardson. where an
elegant reception was rendered the party
They wiz reside in Pittsylvania. near
Keeling
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long tulic vel WAS caught with sprays Of
Lily OF the Valley; her only ornament
was diamond and pearl brooch, the gift
81 the groom. The bridesmaids we-s
Misses Bessie Holiday Rose Brock.
Mabie Taylor. I'm white silk null. and
Misses Mary Starke. Mary Cogbiu and
Ellen Goode. I'm blue silk null made prin-
cess ana carried carnations tied with
blue and white tulle
Mr. Richard Garter. brother OF the
bride. attended tho groom as best man.
The Eroomsnen were Messrs. Rem Carter.
Grover Pcrdue. Ben Smelling. Ralph
Starse Rolie Relcher. and Eddie Relcher.
Mr. Emmett TAYLOR was master Of cerc-
'nies. The ushers were Messrs. walter
Homer. and Herself Goodc.
Misses Blanche Luck and Virgie Per
due held the ribbon. while little Miss
Irene Hornor and Enmet Carter were
flower children. After the ceremony
delightful reception was given the atten-
dants and relatives of the bride and
groom at the home Of Mrs Brown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
CHESTERFIELD WEDDING.
Miss Florence Carter, Of Hanover,
Married 20 Mr.. Perdue.

CHESTERFIELD. Va. December 10
A beautiful wedding was celebrated here
recently. when Miss Florence Weslev
Carter. daughter OF Mr.. j. F. Carter. OF
Hanover county. became the bride OF Mr.
e Henrie Perdue. Of Chesterfield The
ceremony was performed IN the Hopewcu
Methodist Episcopal Church. by tho Row
T. Ryiand Sanford. 81 Hampton. Va
The church was beautifully decorated.
the color scheme being carried out iu
white and green. and with the variegated
lights Of candles and lamps produced "a
charming scene. Mrs. Emmett TAYLOR
presided NJ the organ. Mrs. J. A. Brown.
sister Of the bride. was matron Of honor.
wearing blue net over tafreta and carry
ing la France roses.
The bride wore n handsome lace robe
over taneta, and carried a shower OF
Bride roses and Lily OF the Valley: her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
CARRIERS GROVE SOLD.
Northern Men Purchase Old Vir-
ginia Estates on lanes River.

Especial o. Tie Tl-rs-s- I5irpatrnl
WILLIAMS Va. December 1f.--
Among the notable land deals that have
occurred here recently are Tao sa.e ~
Port Arthur and "Carters Grove
Port Arthur one Of the most beau'i
ful residences ~ tnis section. Was
home ~ the late arthur Denmead. ~ is
located on the James River. "a few miles
below this place. r. =. slater ~ Sew
York was the purchaser. and $500 was
Tho price paid.
Carriers Grove Was tire home OF DR..
T. O.. Booth. II is situated eight miles
east ~ Williamsburg. on the James River.
and has "a magnificent river frontage. the
view IN front OF the property being the
finest in this section ~ tho state.
"Carters Grove" is an historic cid place.
be.ng famous in colonial history as the
headquarters % General Tarleton's cavalry
during tho siege % Yorktown. The house
is stu in fine state 81 preservation.
Mr.. 7. q. Bisianc who hased the
estate. IS a prominent business man OF
New York city. he wiz take charge ~
the property ~ the spring. and wiI spend
Thousands ~ dollars in Improvements.
Mr. Bsiand Will spend only q portion
o. his time az his country home. coming
down ON his yacht
Dr. and Mrs Booth have not Vet de-
clded where they VIII take up their res
idence. but 10 is probable they VIII come
90 Williamsburg
Dr. Booth is probably better known
throughout this section than any other
man 80 James City county. his oper-
handed old Virginia hospitality being
provcrblal-
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HOdqes=Rucker.

BrENA VISTA. Va December 1s-
a quiet but beautiful wedding took place
81 Beura Vista tho 18th. when Miss Nerna
May Hodges bcclmc the bride OF Mr
Harry Smith Rucker The ceremony was
performed by Rev. William Royal. Of tho
Baptist Church. no the home 81 the brides
parents Air. and Mrs. Vernon d. Hodges
- o'clock. The pariors were decorated
ir palms. ferns and aowers. the color
scheme being pink and green.
The wedding march was PLAYED h- Miss
Essie Lehman. who wore white crepe de
chine. Hearts and Flowers" was rem
dered during the service.
The bride who is very attractive and
handsome brunette. was rowncd in white
satln. trimmed with chiffon plaitings. ana
wore white picture hat Her flowers
We're Brides roses.
After the marriage service was con
Guided Mr.. and M. Bucker left for "a
bridal tour 20 Washington. Newport
News. Hampton and Richmond They
VII reside ar Bucua vista. where the
BRIDEGROOM S. Commonwealth's Attorney
FOR the city He is q son q Mr.. p. IL
krck-r. clerk Of the court
Many beautiful gifts Were received by
the popular couple
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
PROFOUN SORROW At
DEATH OF COL. BROOKE.
Order Read to the Cadets at
Dress Pa
rada


LEXINGTON, VA, December 16.-FOl-
lowing is the order published Saturday
evening before the battalion OF cadets at
dress parade. announcing the death OF
Colonel John NJ. Brooke:
Headquarters Virginia Military Institute.
Lexington. Va, Dec. 10, 1896.
General Orders, No. SO.
!. With profound sorrow. the superin-
tcndent announces to the professors, Off
GERS and cadets the death of Colonel Jon,
Mercer Brooke, emeritus professor Of
physics and astronomy in the Virginia
Military Institute. He died at his home
ia sight Of barracks at 4:30 o'clock p.
NJ. yesterday. lacking only four days OF
having completed four-score years Thus
he hath come to the grave in a full age,
like as a shock of corn cometh IN. ia his
season. At proper time suitable recogni-
ton Will be made OF the distinguished
services rendered by Colonel Brooke TO
ms country, his State and to the cause
or science. He was of the stern old
type OF character, and cherished high
IDEALS Unswcrving in his 10y ally TO his
friends he was good hater: intolerant
OF sham, pretense and Opportunism He
knew what he wanted, what he thought.
what he felt. and while modest. was not
backward forcibly to assert himself when
occasion demanded. There are a few left
who knew him well. BY these few he
Is greatly loved and lamented.
=. There Will be suspension Of academic
duties until further orders. The battalion
OF cadets will be held I'm readiness TO act
as funeral escort. Time and place will
be hereafter designated
8, Flags will be displayed at half-staff
until after the interment
4. The usual badge OF military mourn
ing viii be worn for thirty days
BY command OF Brigadier-General
Shipps
r. RAGLAND,
Adiufant v AZ
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daughter. Miss Boothe. who is undergoing
treatment at Memorial Hospital
Mrs C. r. Parker. OF this city attended
the Rucker-H Hodges wedding in Buena
Vista on Wednesday last
Mrs Walter Watson and Miss Bessie
watson have returned 10 Danville. after
spending "a week here.
The Rev. r. A. Ridout has returned TO
his home at Fincastle. Va, after ten
days visit TO this city
Miss Marguerite Williams returned 10
Washington Thursday, after visit to
friends here.
The Rev. W. J. Maybe recently spent
a few days at Lawyers. Va.
Mr. Henry Blair Norment. Of California
has arrived to spend Christmas at his
home. No. ST South Third Street
Mrs. James #. Carneal is undergoing
treatment at St. Lukes Hospital Her
many friends will be glad 10 know that
she is doing we'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17

OF Virginia will spend Christmas in
Richmond. arriving here about Deccmb Der
sd
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rumn Cox who
have been in North Carolina, returned to
Richmond last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ". Taylor and daugh-
ter. Miss Bernie Taylor. Of Brandon. Va.
are the guests OF Mrs. Garland Coleman
al No. Il West Grace Street.
Miss Lillian Martin. Of Oak Park. III.
is the guest Of Miss Katherine Flournoy
at No. i6 East Main Street
Mrs. u. x. Weaver and little son. who
have been spending several months here,
have gone to Winchester. where they
are visiting Mrs. Weaver's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l. H. Faulkner.
Miss Nellie Kirtley. OF Fredericksburg.
has arrived In the city and will make
her future home hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Middleton Urqu-
hart are the guests Of Mrs Claude Cahoon
in Suffolk. Va.
Miss Katherine Yonee has returned
from Norfolk. where she was the guest
OF MISS Alice Old
Misses Virginia and Mildred Evans arc
the guests Of their aunt Mrs. RAYMOND
Hulfsh, IN ST. Asaph Street Alexandria.
Mrs. J r. Niche has returned from
visit to her daughter Mrs. r c. Watkins.
in Gordonsville. Va.
Mrs. May oliver Peay has returned
from a delightful visit to the Hon. and
Mrs. Joseph stebblns IN South Boston.
Mrs. z. p Thornton and Miss Mary
Thornton. OF Houston. Va. are visiting
friends here
Miss Eleanor Darlington has returned
TO the city. after a visit 70 Miss Hancock
at Locust Hi. Albemarle county She
was accompanied by Mrs. Darlington
Hubbard. Of Lynchburg.
NJ and Mrs. James r. eaton. OF Alex
andria came TO Richmond Friday TO
ioin tho party which attended the presen-
tation ceremonies IN Norfolk saturday
Miss Mamie Brewer has gone to her
homo in Danville TO spend the Christmas
holidays.
week for his home in JetersviIle Va.
Mrs q n. Harris Is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs William A. Apperson. in Fred
ericksburg. Va
Miss Corinne NOrment has returned
from a delightful visit TO friends in New
York.
"''
Miss Louise Haskins has returned to her
home in Lexington. after attending the
Johnson Herbert wedding In this city.
Misses Alma and Rosalia Bland Of
King and Queen county, spent last week
in Richmond.
Dr. r. Bruce James has returned 10
his home in Danville. after spending sew
era days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith Rucier.
whose marriage occurred at Buena Vista.
Va. on Wednesday last, are spending a
part OF their honeymoon hero. Mrs. Ruclx-
er was Miss Verna May Hodges.
Mrs. II. W. Bland. OF King and Queen
county. IA IN thu city 70 ha 9Th boz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
DAUGHTERS" HAVE
PURCHASED FORT
Was a Part of the Defense of
LynChburg IN
1864.

LYNCHBURG. VA. December 1.-THE
Old Dominion Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederaey. of this city. have &C
Quired by purchase. the site of the fort
which was used in the battle of Lynch
burg against the attempted capture OF
the city on June is. 1854. by the Union
forces under General Hunter. The fort
WAS located on the Salem Turnpike. in
West Lynchbure. and the ladies propose
to erect a building on the site in which
they will establish Confederate museum.
The buildns will bee erected and occupied
as soon as possible.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
Huphes-Eox


Especial o. Tie TINES Dispatch
WANN EShORO. "a December "a
Miss Lucy Hughes and MI f. T. Fox
Here married az Rockville Nd Wednes-
day evening AT g O'Clock. The bride IS fror,
Fl1vanua county. ana "A sister 20 Mrs
FranS Waite. ~ this place. 8fr Fox rs
travelling salesman for q Richmond
shoe house Roth are very popular here
They VIII spend "A Few DAYS in Wash
ington and Baltimore. attending the mar
fiaEe ~ the brides brother. Mr. Jeter
Hughes. in Fluvanna county. next we'd
n~sday. December 18th. after which both
couples VIII spend their honeyr1oo-. ia
Florida.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
For Piano Fund.

Tho Junior Civic League and Sewing
School Of Brook Avenue wish to thank
Mrs. W. +. Thurston and the members
of her class for the charming entertain
ment given by them last Friday evening
at the Neighborhood House, No 81
Brook Avenue.
The readings and dialogues were well
selected and rendered with life and
spirit. showing good training and sym
pathv between teacher and class
quite a good sum was realized and
will be added TO the fund for buying a
piano for the work at the Neighborhood
House instead of renting one. as in
gears past.
The young people are taking much in
tercst i'm the work. The sewing school
has been self-supporting for three years
and the Mothers Club also contributes
largely 70 its own support.
The Junior Civic League has lately
fitted up a nicely furnished room, where
the meetings will be held in tho near
future
Mrs. Urquhart Honored.
Mrs. Henry Middleton Urquhart, OF
this city. formerly Miss Irene Winston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-17
WEEKS PROGRAM
Mondav-

At Woman's Club. discussion ~ evil
aam Shakespeare. Songster." by rgr. T.
calvin Mctcalf. Of Richmond College.
with Mrs. II. y. Hoge rs chairman.
Mrs William Gaines Long. Of No 2sil
Grove Avenue. receives from 40 40 g
,. NJ IN honor OF her sister. Bliss Emma
Louise Long.
Neighboruood whist Club meets with
Mrs. w. 3 Forbes, Of No. 500 West Frank
lin Street
Monday evening at Q O'Clock. fret dance
~ the Richmond german. in Masonic
Temple
Stay-At-Home whist Club meets with
Mr. Thomas L. Moore. 40 $40 West
Eranklln Street
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and Mrs. George TrQuhart. Of Suffolk
We're guests OF honor az a charming card
party given on Friday afternoon last by
Mrs. George Cahoon. in her home. on
Bank Street. Suffolk.
Progressive euchre was played the
prizes being won hy Mrs ". H. Jones
Jr. and Mrs. Gcorea L. Barton
Mrs Cahoon's guests were Mesdalnes
Aeorge l.. Barton. W. n. Jones Jr..
r. $. Boykin, y j. Withers. J. r. With
ers, Arthur Woolford. Herbert Darden
John Downing. - j. Dennis. james
Causey. Rob-rt Norfeet. Joshua West
L. p. Jordan and Henry Rand. and
Misses Evelyn and Louise Twitty. Mary
Adkins and Marie Woodward
Miss Yonge Honored.
Miss katherine Yonge. Of this city. was
very prettily complimented ar a dinner
given on Thursday evening last by DIT.
Oman. of the United States Navy. at
the Lorraine. in Norfolk.
Or. Oman's guests were Miss Yonge,
Miss Alice Old and Mir. Keviu Glennan.
Engagement Announced
The Southside Sentinel. published At
Trbanna, Va. has the following interest
ing item i'm IT'S latest issue. The Senti-
mel says:
Mrs. William Han Crew Of Richmond.
announces the engagemeut OF her daugh-
ter Mary. to Mr. James Monroe ssin-
ault OF Mathews, Va. the marriage to
take place on the "a OF January. leo7."
Mrs. Waddill Entertains.
Mrs Samuel r. waddm entertained
charmingly at bridge on Friday after
noon last in honor Of Mrs. Cover. Of
Ginter Park.
game proved very enjoyable. After the
pam. Tafi~fo4ta .f~a- fr1enfe vrava carx-a,7
Personal Mention.
Miss Gertrude Gordon F1ournov left
SATURDAY to spend the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. J. j. Gordon. in Washing
ton, ID. q.
Miss Lutte Peasants is visiting at Gas
tie Hill" Alhcmarie county.
Miss Lily Booker returned to the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia sunday. after spend
ing week with friends here.
Miss Warren. of Albemarle county. is
the guest OF Miss Julie Osterloh, at No.
500 West FRANKLIN Street
Miss Lucy Cloyd. OF Pulaski. came 70
Richmond with her little niece. Miss
Harmon. on Friday last. and is az No
2l5 East Franklin Street Little Miss
Harmon is doine nicely at 81 Iuke's
Hospital. under the charge Of Dr. Stuart
Mcclure.
Miss Nancy Sciden win leave this week
10 visit relatives in Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ G..B Bruce. Of south
Boston, are spending the winter here
Mr.. Howard Winston. OF the University
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Tuesday.

Mrs. Adolph Williams. OF No SO west
Franklin. Will give reception at T. NJ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wedding celebrated in
Duncan Memorial Church. Ashland, Va
at T. n.
Afternoon tea al tho Art club Of Rich
mond. from 10 g =. "
Milton Work whist Club AZ Woman's
Club this afternoon
T~enty-Three whist Club entertained
this afternoon ty Mrs. Waller W. Nor
ton.