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The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Wanted-HOuses.

VANTED-House. az once: / have come here
from Edinburgh. Scotland, and want 10 buy
a home Immediately. ANY desirable location
or more rooms; any price below $1,000; pre-
fer city. but viii consider suburban. Owners
tonly) submit full particulars. giving exact
location, price, and terms. or no attention
will be given. Address G. O. BLISS. General
Delivery, City Postoffice se9-3t
WANTED-To buy "A house with ten or ff-
teen acres I4th 81 EXTENDED OF BrEhtWOOd.
small cash payment and so month"; owner
preferred. W. T.. SWEETING, $50 sth Sc.
seS-3t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES -storss
homes. Nothing too small or too large
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
s07 Street N ". ao5-tf
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For Rent-StoreS.

STORE ROOM. suitable for barber or lunch
room, etc 42l 10th NV. seS-3t
FOR RENT-One Of the best stores In Wash
ington. 1929 Pennsylvania ave NV; opposite
southern Railway office. convenient 10 VII
lard Hotel, New National Theater; in fact,
the best location In Washin-tOn for any
business Apply 10 ". II. BROWN 1928
Pennsylvania ave. rw. se5-6t
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For Rent--Suburban.

FOR REST-S25i ten-rOom house. four acres.
sheds stables. henhcuses. on Queens Chapel
road and Lawrence ST JOHN L KNOPPs
corner e0th and TackS0n SITS ne aui-f
FOR RENT-SI5. Two new siX-rOom houses
IN Langdon. JOHN l. KNOPP. corner e0th
and Jackson SITS. he. aul-u
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For SaIe-LOtS.

FOR SAL.E-A corner lot in the Northwest
section. faces park, fine view II the Po-
tomac; suitable for a large Colonial house,
others already constructed IN the vicinity
within ten minutes ride Of the new Union
depot Address OWNER 80 Rhode Island
ave NV. ses-st
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. all convenience. 81
up. SENECA. 627 Z e. NV. Janitor. on
premises. sef-tf
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For Rent-Omces.

FOR RENT-DeEiFable office rooms in Evans
building, 14l6-I424 New York ave; rental very
low including heat. light and Janitor servics
JOHN o. EVANS. 1924 New York ave.
aul5-30t
FOR RENT-Desirable Office room on second
floor WardeF building. corner 9Th and + sts
three large front windows; electric light and
steam heat. Apply ROOM /. WardeT build
ing 9Th and r SITS. au3-tf
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent in ths
Munssy Building. on z St. facing Penn
syIvania ave. between 18Th and 18th sts
moderate rents: heat, light, and janitor ssrv.
tces free. fe2lstf
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DEALINGS
IN GEORGETOWN

Georgetown real estate dealings have
been quite active during the past week.
A number OF important sales have taken
place. and the prices brought were high.
Lewis Hopfenmaier. has bought from
the heirs OF the late William King. OF
Georgetown. the old King home on the
east side of Thirty-frst street north
west. south Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal This old house has been occu-
pied-as a tenement for many years. The
lot fronts about fifty feet on Thirty-frst
street, and contains about 1900 square
feet of ground.
Lewis Hopfenmaier has acquired
through purchase the property adjoining
his home at the corner OF Thirty-fourt
and y streets on the mort. Tis property
is improved by an old brick dwelling,
and contains about 5000 square feet.
Joseph L. Richards. Of the firm OF
Richards & Miller. of Fourteenth street.
owner. has sold TO Andrew D. Headley
the three-story bay-window, English
basement dwelling, 1905 p street north
west
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate
Company have sold 20 William A. Brown
the two-story dwelling. 2Sl3 Dumbarton
avenue northwest. for James W. Daven-
port and for r. Mellon. house 2Sl1 Dunn
barton avenue northwest
J. McKenney Berry has sold for Ma
than Sickle 10 A J. Carroll. the two
story brick dwelling. 3610 o street north
west
Georgetown has a new real estate firm
I'm the Georgetown Real Estate Com
pany. which opened an office at 1904
Wisconsin avenue northwest. several
days ago. The organizers are Charles
r. Moran and Samuel Goldeuberg, both
well-known GeOrEetOwners.
William Ready has been granted per
nit for the erection Of two stores and
dwellings on the south side OF NJ street,
between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-hfth
streets northwest. TO cost about S3. 500
l. Dyer as been awarded the contract.
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For Rent--HouseS.

FOR BENT-A nice cottage for SO; ia miles
from 18th and II SITS. ne. Inquire at ia 6th
St NV se8-3t
FOR RENT-Nine rooms and bath. eos 18th
NV; 5000 II
FOR RENT-To good coIored ,tenant seven
rooms and bath. 603 ST. Ne $3.50. ". p.
LOCKWOOD. 7O2 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-ro white tenants. nee. six-room
and bath on FentOn ST ne only SIG per
ucnth. Key at office OF FRANK q. BUTTS,
6-l 18th ST. NV. ses-5t
FOR RENT-Nine-room house furnished FOR
board OF one. Apply after ,. IN. SEAT
PLEASANT INN, terminus Of Columbia car
line ses-St
FOR RENT-Brlck house. ten rooms. hot
water heat. in good condition. No. 1873
Newton St. house open; can be leased at
$is per month. ses-Sl
81. .5O-FINE. Groom brick. furnace heat.
yard front and back. 654 9th ST. ne, Apply
70 OWNER. 226 l2;h 81 sw seo-St
FOR RENT-Furnished. a s'x-room. bath.
and cellar brick on 10Th 81. Sc. between
and ID SITS per month, $50 tAfWOOD
GARRETT. 1881 New York ave seS-3t
1915 Sd ST. sE.-six-room brick. good con
dtion, rent, Sl5i phone p. 3B HARRY +.
GLADMAN. 800 c ST. Sc. Seward Square.
se7-4t
FOR RENTED Duncan 81. ne, six rooms.
bath. two-story back porch good condition,
$3.50. Inquirc lo4 A ST ne. sel-3t
339-34 I4th 81. me- 6 rooms bath .......... 81 30
322 ist 81. Sc. rooms.
1917 Sth ST. NV. Petworth. rooms. b.--$2j. 90
stable bet NJ and y. 18th and 18th.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER 6l2 18th 81. NV.
s-3-3t
FOR RENT-six-room house. $40. ". r.
HUNGERFORD. Congress Heights. D. C.;
opposite school seI-3t
FOR RENT-House detached 3scs 18th st.:
large rooms. closets. porcnes and yard.
se7-2t
FOR RENT-By J. L KoLB.
Phone N. 377s 923 New York ave. NV.
80 Cap ICr 2b slO0. 90 5l3 10th ne 5T, D...l65)
1913 X NV I2rGsI0. O.. % 414 O. ST. 49, l450
lzl7 III ST. ST. b...52. -0 Z1J T. ne. 6r. BIB 81
1926 NV 6r b....s1. .-o' 'l252 llth Sc. 6r VIA -
ZS0l y St. 9r. D. 3z.ioI FLATS.
1916 FIa "a ~ ne Gr b. g. 5l'igls Cedar Or b. p 50
ZOE 81. ne ca. D.e0 50I I3i5 u Sc. ST. b....29 80
eos sth ne. 5r. 30 solS40 18th ne. Or & IS 80
se5-tf
FOR RhNT-HOuseE. aparJms utB and oflcsh
IN ala partF OF the city. For detailed lai
aend call at uuF oflce.
THOS- J. FISHER CO. INC.
RIAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BKOkERS.
lut ST ~ ". ias-tf
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For Sale-FarmS.

A FIRST-CLASS I00-ACRE DAIRY FARM
and the crops offered for s. 500 u sold by
October ]. The land, the crops the water, the
fruit the buildings the neighboThood are all
right. and only one mile from railroad sta
rton. and IN Lnud0uu Co. Va. For fun de-
tails and catalogue II other Virginia farms.
call on or address ". Il. TAYLOR.
ses-St EemIou Va.
200 ACRES 81. .l90
5-acre fruit g. 90
IS acres Up 70 .sIQ, 90
wan exchange for city property.
100 acres fine state Of cultivation. go
VIII exchange for city property. We have
many bargains IN farms. some fine farms
for homes. l. acres, l2-room house; all Up
10 date near city come and see us and talk
the matter over
TOWER co.
e.s ST y. ",
Phone Main s90g se7-3t
/ WILL be glad 10 meet anyone who Is
thinking about buying farm or village home
.n northern Virginia, near Washington. Ad-
dress BOX lc5, Times Office. se5-5t
FOR SALE-Poultry and fruit plant IN Dis
trict OF Columbia. three acres; s-room dwell
ing, barn. three poultry houses all kinds
fruit; one fare. electric cars near only 50 COO
easy terms. get our bulletin.
BOOTHS EARE1 AGENCY, ouraY BLDG
Largest List Farms and Country Property.
sel-tf
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For Rent-Apartments.


90i FOURTEENTH wv Second and thIrd
floors. baths. light housekeeping Inquire
CARLOW. $50 n
FOR REST-Brght new apartments Nos
3,N. 2-sls 800 371la. 18Th ST. me- very iarge
rooms. lighted on three sides. especially
large side and back yards. tiled baths. all
modern convenience price lower. So 50.
upper. 81 %.
WILLIGE GIBHS & DANIEL.
601-d5 18th ST. ~ ". seS-st
FOR REST-AuaTtmea iu the NaI0is Massa-
chusetts ave and 18th ST.. three rooms and
bath, furnished for housekeeping. Apply at
APARTMENT 4. any evening from o 10 g. and
Sunday. seS-3t
N THE ELLSWORTH 625 81 81. ne. six
large outside rooms and bath. newly papered f.
heat and hot water a perfect home. OWNER
coz New York ave uW. ses-st
IS TO 81 for two and three room apartments
iu the Dorchester, corner 18Th Et. and Mary
land ave. sW- handsome baths. steam heat:
hot and cold water Jauitur service aut-f
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For SaIe-Houses.
THOS. J. FISHER & co. unc).
i4l4 i St NV.
a q00-On coInmhla HeIghts

THos. J. FISHER co. dnc).
1914 + ST nw.
Sl.900-On Columbia Heights
Near lith ST.. 2-stoTy and cellar bay
window brick, IS % II. front; kitchen on
first moor; furnace heat. southern expos
ure- Let US show you this az once II
Is bargain
FOR SALE
Special Notice % IIomeseekers.
Don't fail 20 inspect those beautiful
houses just completed. cor. 18th and y
SITS. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS: u rooms.
tiied bathrooms. steam heat gas l.l ana
electric light. good LOT 90 paved alle5:
room for auto stable. Low prices anC
easy terms VIII be given on application.
FOR SALE
B.5O5-Ietached House
In lexington. lLt 50XIO0; rooms and
bath. Out-of-town owner has reduced the
price from 1000. 20 make quick sale, 10
$500 This is your chance.
FOR SALE
S7O00-CoIumbla Heights
Between 18th and 18th sts.
Solid. hroWnstone front, containing 10
rooms and tiled bath: open plumbing.
south front. lut 49, r. wide: $50 H. deep
This is a bargain FOR you.
FOR SALE
S5.50O-Near 18th and NV.
3-st0ry and basement brick. corner Of an
alley: z0-ft alley IN rear rooms and
bath. lot lslfxl00 This is what you are
looking Tor.
FOR SALE
Best House on Washington Heights.
for s.. 500.
II rooms. > baths. hot-water heat dou-
bic floors, i3-inch walls. plate glass ir"nt
windows. well built ia every particular.
south frontage over widest street on the
hill 10 feet open IN back 20 lb-fgoi
paved alley, which abuts south end Ma
tioual Park This park runs nortnWuIu
about 6 miles and viii always be a GOV
FRNMEST RESERNATIO$. Only one
square from both car lines. In line with
best development OF Washington
Here IS your opportunity. EASY TERMS
WILL BUY.
THOs J. FISHER & co. unc).
14l4 r 81. NV i
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For Rent-FlatS.

FOR RENT-I022 9th ST. re. 3 rooms: pore
SI7 Key at grocery. cor. 9Th and L SITS n
F. 3 COLLINS co. unC). 1J3 18th 81. NV.
seg-3t
FoUK-RoOM FLAT and bath. fourth floor.
modern. hot-water heat. . S25i also three
rooms and BATH basement SIS Z020 q. ST.
nv. ses-6t
40 BRIGHTER. cleaner. cheap. four-room
fiat; northwest; $3.50 2l35 Newport place:
open. ses-3t
FOR RENT-six. large rooms and bath in
Lexington. corner 2lst and L SITS S32 90 /;
hve rooms and bath. $3.50; JanitOr service;
all modern improvements CHAS. z
BARNES, 1921 + ST. ses-3t
FLAT-DesirahIe and well ventilated: six
rooms and bath; hot-water heat. Apply
ROBERT BERBERICITS SONS. Ills 7th St
seS-3t
CoLoRED TENANTS.
FOR RENT-Four- room and bath fiat in the
NV, Just vacated; rent. $3.50 per month.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.,
62l 18th St " ". ses-st
FLATs-2i5 18th ST. ne. rooms, bath. $3.50
2l9 18th ST. ne. 5 rooms. bath 10000. 175)
2257 18th ST. NV. 4 rooms. bath. 10 50
HOUSES 81. NV, r. bath; ami. .S2j. 80
se7-3t ARTHUR CARR. 1916 c st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL fve-room fats. 1914 Massachu-
setts ave. Janitor. se7-3t
FOR RENT-FLATs
5Ol p y. Z. Housekeeping fat;
outside rooms. modern improvements:
BATH heat. gas. service. $50.
se7-4t
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FOR SALE-BeautlfuI new houses only
S. a0-Yes they are beautiful ia every re-
speCt SIX SOLD N TEN DAYS Built by
BAILEY Located on r ST just east Of
North Capitol So. one Of the most attrac-
tive sections Of the city. We want YOU
20 see these houses-gIye them careful, thor
0ugh inspection. DON'T WAIT TOO LONG.
BLUSDON. o. O'BRIES & BELT, Inc.
1890 u y. ".
SOLE AGENTS
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FOR RENT-A nice cottage for SO, IA mile
from 18th and II SITS. ne. Inquire at ia 6tl
St NV. se9-3t
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J. McKenney Berry has sold for Ma
than Sickle 10 A. J. Carroll. the two
story brick dwelling. 36lO o street north
west
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Near lith ST.. 2-st0Ty and cellar bay
window brick, IS % H. front; kitchen on
first nOoTi furnace heat. southern expos
uTe- Let Us show you this az once. II
is q bargain.
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S5.5O0-Near 18th and R NV.
a-sI0ry and basement brick. corner Of an
alley: Z0-ft alley IN rear rooms and
bath. lot ISifXIDO. This is what YOU are
looking for
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For Suburban.

Va ia - ~ sAAAs
CHEAP HOMES on EASY TERMS.
I5-sl.soo $50 cash. SIS monthly; 2I-s acres.
6r. house. s5able. chicken house: fruit-
4ll-About Il acre, 5r- house, good water.
shade: $3.50; worth sl.oCo, $50 cash. SIS
22s $50 monthly. same as reut; acres. new
5-r. bay-window cottage. fruit, good neigh
borhood. $3.50. Photo at Office
THE sOULE CO. Inc. GO louisiana ave NV
se6-tf
4 ACRES. . houses. horse. COW, farming
implements. etc. g. 500 CHAS- W. IN
CALLS. HsattsyiIle, Sid. s@s-st
FOR sALE-Hands9rne six-room houses
with well and CutbuldEEs ON large country
i't' price, 5000, cash payment. $50; spilt
into three payments OF $50 each. enc month
apart monthly payments thereafter. 50 IN
cludinE principal and interest. CaI ana
inspect houses building under this plan and
select a choice location. CHARLES q.
JOHNSON. 8sd 20 and BunkerhLl road, ut.
Rainier Sid sel-3t
squares from Pennsylvania ave; viii sell
for 2sc per. square foot We have other
bargains Cali and see us.
TOWER CO..
Phone Main 500. sI3 F ST. n. W.
YOUR CHANCE.
T. =. and ACRE LOTS, right on electric
car line. ldeaI location. Why pay rent. when
you can uHu your own hOme2 Remember.
small monthly payments. Investigate today.
EDWARD DANIELS,
sep6,tf I4Io II st. y. ".
FOR sALE-Weu built seyen-roJm house.
good pOrcHes large I0ts near rne graded
school, stores, and churches. un electric line
Price. s.. so. ROOM @. 1896 New York ave.
Ee5-4t
PRETTY fye-room Swiss cottages on zsth
and 50th sts ne. Rogers aIditlou Mt Ra n-
ler. Nd !arge lots. $40 cash. balance so
Per month"; price. 2I.7J0. ASK for ROGERS.
Owner Office in station, District lire. Mt.
Rain er. Md. o- 34f ID 81 uW. se5-l4t
LOTS 0u 2sth and sJth SITS. ne. in Rogers
addition. Mt Rainier. Md-, high and beau
tifuI location, Eu- shade, splendid water.
pure AFR. no typhoid or malaria. excellent
car service and one fare, lots times
times times times larger than or1lu-
AIRY city lots. average price 500 o. $50, This
section iE The only part of Washington thar
affords 90 people OF moderate means de-
IiEhtfuI homes and sure and safe invest
mcutsl convey auCiuR. record ug AMI title
free Ask Tor ROGERS. IN District line Of
nee station OF 84s ID ST. NV Take 81
or SsW York ave cars going east. Mary
land Office Coeu rill o'clock se5-ZIt
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E5.503-l 'etached House
In lexington. llt 50XIO0; rooms and
bath. Out-of-town owner has reduced the
price from s. 900, 20 make quick sale 10
s.. 800. This IS your chance
The Washington times., 1906-09-09
Colonial Beach.
For Sale OF Exchange.

NEW fve-room cottage. furnished s.; VIII
sell $500. 72l Ist ST. NV se9-2t
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REACH OFT FOR THIS.
RENTS FOR $3.50 PRICE $4,000.
Groom brick. with bath. I'm good Condit on5
excellent C1lorel tenant. SDlendidly located
on prominent Icrtrred street.
BLTNDON, O'HRIEN & BELT, Inc
1890 O. ~. ".
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81. 7.O00-Columbla Heights
Between 18th and 18th sts.
Solid. hT0Wnstone front. containing 10
rooms and tiled bath. open plumbing.
south 'front.' lot 49, r. wide $50 II. deep.
This is a bargain FOR you.
The Washington times., 1906-09-09

THOs. J. FISHER & co. Gnc).
14l4 r 81. NV. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Mason-yVhite.

At noon co. yesterday. I'm the home Of
the brides father, Dr. Joseph 4. White.
O. No. 2v East Franklin Street Miss
Sophy Buruey White was given I'm mar
riage 20 ny Georgo Leo Mason. son %
the late Robert r. Mason. G. - A. the
i,eV. Father Collins officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by orl,.
ERE immediate families and most irt-
mate friends OF the bride and groom J.
was performed in the front 0rar,Ins-
room OF the white residence. where beau-
ufuI palms and maiacuhalr ferns made "a
background for the altar against which
white wax candles jpn altar condiostIcks
and clusters OF white sautharnuuls in
tail vases resting on pe6cstals showed OK
Quisito n relief. Floors were canvased
I'm white palms were grouped here and
tiere and tne color scheme of green and
white was most artistically carried out
The bride was elegantly g1wncd la
White chiffon and messalue. with IT M
p. iilss " duchess lace Her tuilc ven was
Ae "tl orange blossoms. and She car
i-r- d shower of lilies OF the valley.
lier only attendant was her sister and
matron of honor Mrs stuart Bowe. who
Wore a sun-plaited pink messaiinc gown
and had a bouquet OF pink roses.
MT Benjamin Minor OF Washincton. ID
G.. MI Mason brothcr-in-law. was his
best man.
The bride ana groom left Richmond tn
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway YES
terday afternoon. They VIII make their
home for tile winter 90 "EdEehul" Able
marie county. Mr Mason's country home
II is universal matter OF regret that
Miss White marriage takes her away
from Richmond society. wher. ah,. has al
ways been great favoritc since he.
debut two seasons ago. Wedding Gifts
received oy her made gorgeous array
OF silver. cut-glass and other articles Of
use ans beauty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

ham and A. J. Hun. % this city. attended
the Cooper Edge wedding in Albenarlo
county Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Grant is visiting her par
cnts IN Charlotte county.
Miss Lima Gibboney has returned to
her home, I'm Wythcvillc. after visit TO
friends in this city.
Mr. Eugene Murray. who has been
quite ill., Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman Allan are now
az the Stafford Hotel Baltimore. Md.
after visiting The different Northern re-
sorts since the list OF June.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. $. Talman. Messrs. TT. w. and
Carter Talu3n and Mr.. J. r. StcDhenson
attended the marriage OF Miss Bessie
Los1n Maup.n % Mr.. Delaware Temple
Talman. OF this city. which took place
in Charlottesville Wednesday.
Misses Lima and Margaret Shields
have returned from visit to relatives I'm
Newport News.
Miss BESSIE clay has returned to her
home. in Newport News. after a visit TO
this city.
Mr.. Frederick Baker is seriously 500 at
his residence. 40. S2i North twenty
fourth. Street.
Mrs. A. J. Montague has ~rcturuod
from visit 90 Mr 81. @. wills and
family. in Fredericksburs.
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No. 1000.
Aud Robin Gray.
BY LADY ANNE LINDSAY.

" :" Andre" Barnard librarian 90 George Il Died May lS5l
When the sheep fauld the kye come hame
When the world to game.
me waes O. my heart IA in showers frae my e'e,
While my gudeman lies by me-
Young jamie lo'ed me wee and sought his bride;
But saving he had nHething beside.
To make the pound. 10
And the crown and the pound bath
He hadna been a wees but only twa,
When my father brak his arm and the ava;
Ny mother she fell sick, my jamie at the sea
And aud Robin Gray came a-cOurtn'
Ny father couldna my mother spin;
tOiled day night but their I
Aud Rob maintained them bath and, his e'e
said Jennie, for their sa1es o mel"
NV heart IT said nay: I looked Jamie back:
But he W blew high. the ship a wrack;
His ship a wrack-why ddna
why do live to "Wae's me?"
NY father urgit my mother speak;
looked till heart to break:
They ged my hand, but sea;
aud Robin Gray he gudeman to
hadna been 4 wife q but only four
mournfu I the door.
I my wrath. couldna think it he
Till he said. I'm come hame to marry
O sair. did greet we say;
wish that ] dead but IN to dee;
And why was born TO say, "Wae's me-?
like ghaist. and 7 o spin;
daurna think jamie for that a sin;
o a guide wi to be
For auld Robin Gray he is kind
published each day
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SOCIAL. AND
Personal
Better.

a thini. to-day IS better
Than the days we used 20 know;
] like t0-dav's red roses
That about me bud and blow
Better than 7 liked the blossoms
That bloomcd ina the ycstcryear.
Better than the days or youdtr
Is tho day that now is hero.
Every dawn that tints the heavens
Is moro r0seate than tAc last.
Every day that finds me living
Beats tie other days just passed.
For Sc brings yol nearer to me,
and a-a.n ca silhouette
We SHAH see the poplars standing.
loo shall know z love you yet.
Judd Mortimer Lewis. in Lifts o. Low,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Poems You Ought to Know.

Whatever your occupation
hours with affairs
Charles Eliot Norton. ~ - i'' '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23

princess satin. trimmed with princess
lace and built on taneta. Her veil was
OF tulle and was fastened with spravs
or Hiies-of- the-valley She carried
shower bouquet Of Bride roses and lilies
of-the-valley.
Immediately after the ceremony the
brides father was host at a luncheon.
Tor the bridal party only. at 40 ll2l West
Avenue
Many beautiful bridal gifts. including
cut glass, silver and bric-a-brac were
received.
DR. Ross is n graduate OF Roanoke Col
lege and of the University College of
Medicine ir this city lie is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Taylor Ross Of near
Leesburg. Va.
The bride formerly lived In Richmond.
and was very popular here. but for sew
eial years she has resided !n Wakema.
whore She has Won FOR herself a large
circle of friends
pr. and Mrs. Ross win live i'm West
Point. Va
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800 E. Broad St. Second Floor
Under the direct supervision of expert chef and
caterer, direct from New Yorks finest cafe
Beautifully appointed, cuisine the best possible:
refined and restful Dstncivey "a class by itself
and the only high-class cafe the South where 10
liquors served.
Something new Every day q delightful surprise
for our patrons Prompt service and a splendid
orchestra.
A New Feature: A dainty Club Luncheon served
from 70 1880 p. Nifty Cents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Cooper-Edge

Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage ~ Miss Grace Edge. daughter
or Airs. Philip Edge. TO MT. James Homer
Cooper The marriage took place We'd
Do siay November 2lst az Oak Grove
ha
AIr Cooper is the son az the Rev pr
'.''tf" Cooper. formerly pastor OF tie
'I Baptist Church ia this city. who
OH. 'i'i ~ the wedding fis bride is Il
Awning young woman. and Isl worry pom
r.ar lu tho social life 81 Aihenarlo conn
o. Mr and Mrs. Cooper VIII be- az home
tii.r December let az the ALGONQUIN
Hotel N.rfrI- Na
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-23
Eldridge-Fore.

The marriage of Miss Afaude Maria
Fore. daughter OF the late James T. Fore.
OF Chesterfield county, To MI. Thomas
Walker Eldrdee. tool, place very quietly
in the home of the brides aunt Mrs b.
A. Pillow. 80. 30 West Marshall Street.
Yesterday morning NJ half-past II O'Clock
The Rev. r. Y. Baldy, OF Manchester
ofnciatod
Palms. ferns and shaded lamps were
effectively used in decorating Miss Trina
pillow presided at the piano and PLAYED
the Bridal Chorus" from ''Iohcngrin" as
the professional. and Call Ne Thine
own during the ceremony.
Mr. j D. Harton was best man. and Mr.
Elton O. Pillow. groomsman. Little Miss
Margaret and Master Leslie Eldridce held
the ribbons. and We're both On white
The bride wore a stylish going-avav
gown ar gray cloth with hat and gloves
10 match. and carried white chrysanthc-
NUNS.
Immediately after tho ceremony Mr.
ana Mrs. Eldudge left FOR ST. Augustine
and other Florida resorts where they will
spend their honeymoon.
after December LIST Mr.. and Mrs Ell
bridge viii be at homo az oak Grove.
Che~t"rf"lG county.