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OBITUARY. Capt. F. b. Clifford, after
long and painful illness of more than "a
year, due to heart and other troubles, pass
ed easily and quietly away Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 10Th, about 10 O'Clock. The
deceased was born ON Cape Jellison Oct.
10, 1886. just before the separation of this
town from Prospect, and has always made
his home in the village whenever he was
on the land. The eldest child of Capt and
Mrs. Fred Clifford, he was early bereft of
both parents and thereafter lived with his
uncle. the late Capt Nathaniel Clifford.
Belonging to sea-faring family, he began
and continued in marine life until he had
reached the captains position and been in
that capacity to all parts of the world. Dur
ing his last voyage to the "Far East,
under most trying conditions of weather
and climate and also receiving a sun stroke,
nervous condition came upon him, which
continued with more or less severity ever
since. Finally the heart gave out and
other complications followed and he has
passed through months of suffering and
pain, though he bore it most cheerfully and
years ago and returned to Stockton, where
he engaged in the grocery business.
Shortly after this he formed the partner
ship of Clifford & LaFurley which lasted
for some time and after this was Dissolved,
he continued in the same line of bust
ness until failing health obliged him to
leave it. OF most genial, kindly DISPOSE
ton, he was delightful companion, an
unusual conversationalist and wonderfully
intelligent. He had travelled much, was
keeply observant, saw the bright and ais
amusing side of life to a large degree, and
read and remembered a fine class of read
ing You could always obtain information
and instruction from conversing with him.
Most generous and thoughtful of his friends.
he could not do enough for them and in
case of sickness his thoughts took tangible
form. Any kindness he could do for a
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BORN

ANDRos. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Mr.
and Mrs stephen q. Andres, formerly of Rock
land. son,
BAsFoRD. In Northport, January 10, to Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Basford SON.
CHAPMAN In Northport, January 10, to MI
and Mrs. Wainsvlle ". Chapman, a daughter
DUNBAR. In Stonington January 10, to Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin A. Durham, a son.
HALL In North Appleton, January IA. to MIR
and Mrs. Win Hall, a daughter, Laura Elizabe TIL
MAnoNEY. In Guelph, Ont. December %. to
Mr. and Mrs Harry Mahoney. a daughter. The
baby lived bat short time.
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There's a Hat Here for You.

Here's some bargains i'll Mems Hose, heavy lQC
wooden ones. Red tag price,. ........-..
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SOUTH MONTVILLE.

Prof. F. F. Phillips of West Somerville,
Mass, was in town Saturday and Sunday,
calling on relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. M. Howes were called to Rockland
very sick. Mrs Sarah Bryant has gone to
Belfast to stop few weeks with Mrs. L..
Cooper. Mrs Edward Leighr of Brighton,
Mass, is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. @. Adams, for few weeks sd. S. Bart
lett and son Paul were in Frankfort last
week on visit. Mr.. Bartlett is in Freedom
this week at work on mill. The farmers
have been busy getting out ice during the
past week. 1t is of very good quality and
about II inches thick.
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in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
desired to present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
Belfast, January 8, 19O6.-4
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EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE'-The subscribers here
IL by give notice that they have been duly a
pointed executors of the last will and testamel
of
PH1NEAS G. WARREN, late of SearspOrt,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and give,
bonds the law directs. All persons havln-
demands against the estate of said deceased a
desired to present the same for settlement, al
all indebted thereto requested to make pa
ment Immediately to Vienna Stephenson or W. =
Thompson, authorized agent of Elmer f. Ware
of Chelmsford, Mass
VIENNA STEPHENSON
ELMER +. WARREN.
Belfast, January %, 1906
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PARAMOUNT NEWS


u M,es Gay Lynch recently visited relatives in
Mrs; John sharpIey. Of Spencer n q. and
n ns usSe son, are Visiting Mrs e. A. Miles.
Hirs. Saarpley's mother
home on Q Street '-A - NV
da MRS. Alice Grogder and. her little grand
ts susnter, minnie Coles, OF Newport News were
~, ,ns guests OF Mrs j. Aubrey Enos during the
Rev, Rev pr. Tudor. the preslalng elder, con.
the Methodist Church "Wednesday night 4
nag crowd was IN attendance and much bust
ness was transacted
MIS-. Charles Clayton continues quite stnl in
her home In Richmond. Mrs. Clayton former
,Lived In Fairnount and is Mrs. Ella r.
Raineys sister
MIS- Miss Emily smIther has returned to her homo
Baltimore. "
May Council No. 81. Daughters OF Liberty.
met In the Town Hall Monday night and the
following officers were Installed for the ensuing
S Soi,r,iI. Mrs Fannie Butler; Associate
TS Lou, A Howard Thacker Vice Council
lor Miss Florence Powers; Associate Vice
Tou v George Pace; Recording Secretary,
Miss s., lnsz Robinson; Financial Secretary. Miss
Lettle Ihacker: Treasurer. Niles Linda Jeter;
Guide, Miss Sada Iampkn; Inside Guard w
4. j. Gum; ouiside Guard. Mrs. Fannie Oak
tive to the State Council. Miss Ines Robinson;
Junior eS- Associate Councillor, Mira. Josephine
Jonea. This council Is among the finest In the
state, having received the first prize last year
offered by the State Council.
quite q large number of young folks from
Paramount went the Bijou Skating Ring
Monday night and spent a most enjoyable even
Ing. These parties VIII BIO gotten up every
week. and the event is looked forward to with
much interest. 49,
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Mr. Eugene Prosscr and Mr.. Charles Davis.
MIR: and Mrs. NJ. G. Dickinson
Mrs. George s. Storer who has been con-
fined 70 her home with a severe attack OF
rnetnatism, Is improving.
Mr Henry limerick. who's home is now III
Lynchburg, VIII move TO Richmond at AN early
date, where he Will make his future home.
There was a reelection of officers in the
Methodlst Episcopal Sunday school las. Sunday
az follows: DR.. G. 7. Collins, superintendent:
Mr.. Waterman N. Citerey, assistant superin-
tendent: Mr.. Wells B!rchard. second assistant
superintendent; Joe Miller, treasurer Harvey
Atkinson. secretary: w. g. Griffin. assistant
secretary; Librarians, Stuart Turner. Willie
Johnson; Assistant librarians. Dton Griffin.
Joe. Johnson organlst, Mrs. ". p Turner;
Assistant Crsanist, Miss Annie Ernerick
Beatrice the littie daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Boyee. has been quite sick during tho
past few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry limerick. OF Lynchbure.
spent Sunday and Monday Mt Liberty Hail."
the home OF their father and sisters, where
they had pleasant visit
The funeral of Marie Rossend Hitchcock, In
FAINT daughter and only child Of Mr.. and Mrs
John j. Hitchcock was conducted by Rev.
Joel Tucker, Of Richmond. on Monday after
noon MT 2:s0 o'clock.
A delightful card party was given at the
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. u S, Read on Friday
evening. which was we'll attended, Tho musical
feature of the en,ertanment was the graphic
phone. Tho first prize for ladies' was won by
Mrs s. Read: gentlemans prize was cap
tured by Mr.. II. L. Vinal. Delicate refresh
ments were served
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PA R1oTIc MEETINGS.
Lees Birthday.

The Commonwealth Chapter, Daugh-
ters of the Confederecy will unite with
Ice Camp and the Sons of Veterans in
an appropriate celebration of General
II, L. Lees birthday in Lee Camp Hall
Friday evening at $50 o'clock.
The commander OF Lee Camp will call
upon DR.. j. Powell Smith to take charge
of the order of exercises, which will be
as follows:
Vocal selection by Mrs. Clifton Mere
dith Miller of this city
Reading OF paper by member Of
the Richmond Chapter, u d. c.
Vocal selections, by Mrs. Charles n.
Fischer. of Texas.
Address, by member OF the Sons OF
Veterans.
Music.
Rules read by Mr.. j. Taylor stratton.
Calling of the names of veterans
Presentation of crosses of honor, by
Mrs. Malone, widow of General VII
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ENTERTAINMENTS
Anniversary Reception.

The twenty-fifth anniversary OF the
marriage OF DR.. and Mrs. Russell Cecil
VIII be celebrated by reception on Fri
day evening. from eight to ten. in the
Chapel of the Second Presbyterian
Church.
An interesting programme has been
prepared, and the congregation or tho
church is invited. The officers OF the
church and Their wives Will assist DIR.
and Mrs. Cecil in receiving.
Tuesday Euchre.
The Tuesday Matinee Euchre met this
week with Mrs o. d. James, OF No.
l03 North Twenty-ninth Street, About
twenty members were present. Mrs. w
a, Cheatwood won the flrst prize, u beau
tiful bon bon dish, and Mrs, Shackle-
FORD received the second prize
The cub will meet next week with Mrs.
Frank Cunningham, OF No. ] North
Twenty-ninth Street.
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COLLEGE NOTES.
Miss Willis Chosen.

Miss Nora Willis. of fredericksburg,
has been selected to I'LL the position at
the Woman's College, recently left va
cant by the resignation of Mrs. ]. Sidney
Peters. Mrs. Peters will, however, con-
tinuc her classes in theory and hur-
mony until the ond OF the session.
Miss Willis has already entered upon
her work and is already very popular.
She Is a descendant of Henry Willis,
the founder OF Fredericksburg, who was
for years closely Identified with the
social life of that city, when it was
one of the most famous cities In the
State.
Preparations are rapidly going forward
for the intermediate concert OF the coll
lege. which is to take place the latter
part of February. Tho exact date has
not been set. but the affair is always
made prominent feature of the college
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Mrs. Montague's Tea.

Society was kept busy yesterday VIII
its social engagements.
1t was most pleasantly entertained IN
the afternoon at the Executive Mansion
where Mrs. Montague was infornlaliy as
home in honor of Mrs. Preston-Preston'
of New York. 4.
callers after chatting with their cnarnl-
Ing hostess. and Mrs Preston, were much
interested in miniature work displayed.
Vocal selections given during the re-
eep,ton added greatly to the pleasure oil
The mansion with its lovely parlors,
flied with the cheerful hum OF conVersa-
ton. the music and flowers all seemed
doubly pleasant TO the many present.
because OF the delightful fashion 'n
which hospitality was dispensed
Young Ladies' Tea.
rho .Jt1nior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
,iation gave an annual silver tea in Lee
Damn hail that was a pleasant feature OF
the evening Decorations were in Confed-
.rnte colors red and white, and the girls,
in their pretty white gowns, Win req
.ibbons. carried out the beauty OF the
.oior idea.
rhe young ladies' We're kept busy re-
sponding to the demands of their numer-
,us callers. The receiving line was made
up of the officers OF the Junior Associa-
tion-Aiisses NJ b. Baughman. Annie
gray. Anna Boykin. Annie Jacobs, Bessie
Hill, Lizzie Townes and Mrs W. L.
Wade Invited TO receive with them were
Mrs. y. V. Randolph, Mrs Joseph Bryan,
Miss Baughman. Mrs. A. j Montague,
Mrs. c. V. Peasants, Mrs. Dudley Ed
wards. Miss Isolne Moses, Miss Golden
berg. Mrs. j. w White and Mrs. IL. Il.
Rogers. from the various other Confed-
crate organizations In the city
Delicious refreshments were served
The hall presented an animated and beau-
tiful appearance, and the occasion was
probably one of the most enjoyable in
the history of the organization, under
whose auspices 1t was given.
Guild Concert at Clubs.
81. Hilda's Guild of ST. Paul's Church.
which includes in it's membership some
of the prettiest young girls and most
agreeable matrons in Richmond, made a
great success. as it usually does. in a
concert given at the Woman's Club last
evening, for the benefit of the Ragged
Mountain Mission,
delightful programme was rendered
by such well known vocalists as Mrs. Cliff
ton NJ Miller, Mrs. George Warren. Miss
Mabel AicBain. Mr. Douglas Gordon and
Mr. r. T. Morton.
The singers We're all in fine voice, and
the large audience expressed their appre-
citation by the heartiest and most enthu-
sin
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liam Malone, OF Petersburg; Mrs. Bo-
cock, widow of the Hon. Thomas j.
Rocock. Confederate States senator; Mrs.
William Mckinney, of Petersburg; pres
ident of the Virginia Division, U. ID. e.
Music.
Address, by the Hon. Robert E. Lee.
Mrs n. v. Randolph has !ns her pos
session several crosses of honor, which
have not yet been called for and which
will lie returned with the records TO
Atlanta, unless called for at this dis
trbufion. These crosses were procured
for the following gentlemen: Messrs. c.
W. Uranium, John w. Dobson, W. w.
Wells, William A. Lawson. w. j.
Smith Jacob Watcher and j. "A. Curtis
Blanks for Messrs. John f. Glinn, VIII
liam Turner and Thaddeus Elicit ar
rived too late 10 be sent to Atlanta, and
CROSSES will be awarded them on June
g. 1896, the birthday of President Je1fer-
son Davis.
Crosses of honor will be bestowed Fri
day evening upon Messrs. Henry A. At
kinson, f. a. Catln. w. M. Cary, Clay
ton G.. Coleman, r. Il. Daniel, G. A.
Davenport, L. b. Edwards, Charles o.
Foreman John r. Gldersleeve, r. Fl.
| Gillian. L. G. Goddin, r. r. Griffin, j. r.
| Hoge, G. w HUBBARD, ]. w. McClarran,
G. c. Mountcastle, A. r. Mott, G. d.
| Palmore, W. o. Petty. B. j. Rogers.
hern. E. G. Tyler, w. NJ. Thompson.
j. n. Upshur, f. e. Wright, Powhatan
Weisiger, Levi Wasserman, j, II. Wayne.
and from Ashland Camp, G. c. Brown,
r. II. Bumpass, w. J. Chisholm, ]. c..
Gilman, C, *. Pendletop. II. B. Taylor,
], j. Terry. S. L. Wingfield. c. w. Bow
ers, NJ. NJ. Bowers, J. r. Lawson. c. M.
Lawson and Anna Byrd Reeve. descen-
dant of Captain r. Il. Reeve.
Petersburg u. D. c.
The Petersburg Daughters of the Con-
federacy will celebrate General Lees
birthday by tea at the home of Mrs.
Robert II. Meade, on Marshall Street.
The members of A. p. Hill Camp, the
Sons of Veterans, the Ladies' Memorial
Association, Daughters of the Confed'
.eracy and the officers of the Frances
Bland Randolph Chapter, d. A. r., are
invited to be present,
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Frances
Bland Randolph Chapter. Daughters OF
the American Revolutions, was held al
the residence OF Mrs. W. i. Drewry, Oh
Fillmore Street. Petersburg, ON Monday
I Officers for the coming year We're elected
with the following result:
Regent, Mrs, Il. w Finch; Firse Vice
Regent, Mrs +. W. Grigg; Second Vice
Regent. Mrs, r. G, Temple; Recording
Secretary, Miss Elizabeth Stephenson
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs, w, +
, Lrewry; Treasurer Miss Mary W. Jack
son: Registrar, Miss Sadie AicCandish
Historian, Mrs. w, Pryor Jones; Execl
|; tive Board, Mrs. w M, Jones and Mrs
". II, Camp; Chaplain, Rev.sJ. S. Foster
Legal Adviser, Hon, William d. Neil
waine.
]. Q, M, "A, I.
The Junior lakewood Memorial Assocla
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Social and
Personal
The Lure of Old Songs

TIC LulC Vi S<id SSA6Ss
YOU were playing sweet aud low.
The song of long ago;
And the high lamps crimson shade
Poured n softened light that made
Mystic shadows In your hair
Shadows which, were Laughing there
AS the shadows of the dawn
Leaped and laughed in days asone-
So you played-and so dreamed
While the pranking firclight cleaned
In It's race along the wall,
And heard the boy days call
In the songs that thrilled my heart
With their subtly simple art
AS when practiced hands are swept
DER a harp that long has slept.
Winding paths through meadowiands,
Brooks that sang on silver SANDS
Bending branches on the trees
Noonti,ne chants the honcybees.
Drifting indian summer haze,
Pelting SHOWS of wintry days,
Wondrous stars that blazed above
All this you knew nothing OF.
Yet YOU played. and. playing, wroush
All the glorics unforgot;
And the high lamps ruddy glow
Where the giints swayed TO and .ro
Seemed some way to blend and blur
Into those fair days that We're
Led me backward, mile on mile,
To each golden olden while.
w. u. NEsBITT in Chicago Tribune.
YESTERDAYS KALANDAR.
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WOMEN's MEETINGS.
DR.. Payne,s Lecture.

-. dyAC . ACSlulC.
Dr. Bruce Payne, of the University OF
Virginia, will deliver tho second in his
series of lectures on Some Fundamental
Principles OF Kindergarten and Primary
Work" this afternoon at 1880 in No. IA
East Main Street. A cordial invitation
is extended to all who arc Interested in
the work.
Helping Circle.
A called meeting of the Helping Circle
OF the Kings Daughters will be held Fri
day at p. NJ. with Mrs. N. e. Ancar-
row, of No. eo3 East Grace Street.
Personal Mention.
Miss Sophie White Is the guest of Miss
Margaret Mason, in Charlottesville.
Mrs. Edward Dawson. OF Baltimore,
gave a delightful tea Tuesday afternoon
In honor of her debutante niece, Miss
Grace DAWSON. Among those who as
sisted in receiving were Miss moore Of
Richmond; Miss Rosster. OF New York;
Miss sallle Bird, Miss Rosalie Ruther-
foord. Miss Julia Ammidon, Miss Alice
Winder and Miss SallIe Amber.
Mrs. w. s. Scovllle entertained the
Kecoushtan Literary Society OF Hamp-
ton yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wood will leave
tonight for trip to New York.
Mrs. George Lewis entertained at bridge
at her home in Norfolk on Thursday last
Among those present was Miss Anna
Deane Carr. of this city.
The Young Mems Club of Winchester
is arranging for an elaborate dance on
February 18th, in honor of st. Valentine.
A full orchestra will furnish the music.
and an enjoyable evening is anticipated
Mr.. Thomas W. Hutchinson is visiting
his brother-in-law. Mr. f. w. Castleman.
in Berryville, Va.
Senator Edward Echols has returned to
Richmond, after short visit to his home
in Stanton.
The Norfolk Senior German will give
their next cotillon at the Client Club on
Friday evening.
Senator Thomas S. Martin has sold his
magnificent estate. ''scotlands," in Abe
farming implements, to Mr.. ]. E Lane.
The farm is one of the finest in southern
Albcmarle, and Is In excellent condition
The Misses Marshall, of near Summit
Point, were given a surprise party Fri
day night. A very pleasant evening was
spent in games and music, and u de-
lightful supper was served.
Miss Mary Gusts Lee is the guest Of
Mrs. P. It. Yeatman. in Charlottesville.
n
The Norfolk Dispatch Of yesterday says:
Miss Bessie Merritt left to-day to visit
| Miss Cora Younger, in Richmond. Miss
| Younger Is one of the most attractive
| of this years debutantes in Rilhmond,
| and will give dance on Friday evening,
| at which Miss Merritt expects to be
| present.
| A large party will go from Charlottes-
| willie to Lancaster. Pa. to be present at
! the wedding of Mr.. Clarence c. Lead
better and Miss Lillian Alexander. The
| party includes Mrs. Clara Leadbeater.
Miss Lucy Leadbeater. Miss Mary Lead
heater. Miss Edith Ramsey. Miss Clara
/, Moore, Mrs William ]. Boothe and Mrs.
| w. ]. Boothe. Jr.. Mr.. e. S. Leadbeater
and Mr.. w. G. Leadbeater.
! Mrs. John 2. Mcclure, Jr., VIII be at
| home to her friends informally the re-
naming Thursdays in January after 4
| o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mckay and Miss
Sadie Mckay of Mineveh, Va, spent
Monday at "Wheatland"
Or. Donald Preston Peters. of this
|
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WEDDINGS,
.ClauCl.--Nash.

wedding or much interest took place
in Norfolk Tuesday }afternoon at 4.3D
O'clock In The home of Mrs q "A N,ap
when her daughter. Miss Daisy Camille
Nash, became the wife or Or, Edward
ii. Claud, Of Portsmouth The Rev.
William NJ. Vines, d, d.. Of Frecmasoh
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street Baptist Church, performed the

ceremony.
The bride was given away by her
BROTHER, Mr.. A. Roland Nash, and her
sister. Mrs. Frances Preston Stras, was
mntron OF honor. DR.. Lomnx Gwathmey
was best man. The bride wore an cx-
quisite gown Of white crepe dc chine.
With tul1e veil, and carried Bride roaes,'
Tho natron Of honor also wore white
crepe de cfiene and carried white roses.
DR.. and Mrs. Claud left for Washing
ton. and will later go to Florida. They
VIII reside at Hotel Monroe, Ports
mouth, on their rntul .r
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

i; Miss Bessie ,Wingned, of Highland Park, is
Miss Matte Bowers, OF Richmond. is spend
Ing, the week with her friend Miss Annie
Smith. OF Fourth Avenue.
The Home Mission Study Class held It's
regular monthly meeting last night at 7:l6
oSoek In the lestp re, Of the church
evening delghtfuly entertained BY Mrs. Dawn
MIR Theodore Goodwin and daughter Miss
Hattie Goodwin, have returned to their home
on Fifth Avenue after an extended Southern
trip.
days to friends on the Hill. left last week for
her home In Roanoke. Va
Miss Emma Justice, who has been visiting
her friend. Miss katherine Watkins. of Fourth
Avenue. has returned to her home In Powhatan
county.
for Oklahoma, their future home.
Miss Jdell Hancock has been spending several
days with friends In Highland Park.
Mrs. Weaver and daughter Will leave this
week for North Carolina. where they Will make
their future home,
confined to the house by sickness for several
days
Fifth Avenue. Chestnut Hill,
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EvANGELIsT1c MEETING.
Three Services to Be Held To
dav and Tonight.

The series Of three eyangelistlc meetings, an l;
no,inced to be held to-day a. the M iil,fla
to be Of abiding interest These services W., WI
he under the auspices Of tho Ghrassiaa ms
to-day. at 1880 A.. NJ, $3.50 r. NJ, and =, at >
p NJ Tho general subject discussed VII "a, pc
the deepening OF spiritual Ire ana Woriu-Wiue
Stirring addresses Will be delivered by Rev;
denomnations and the public generally are
cordially Invited to attend these meetings.
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ton will have an important meeting this
afternoon at o'clock at the home OF
the president, Mrs C. w. Massie, No.
272l East Broad Street.
Daffson-Henry.
The North American OF Wednesday has
an item of much social interest to Rich
monders. The American says:
Miss Florence Marie Henry, of this city,
mond Va, were married yesterday after
noon at St. Teresa's Roman Catholic
Church, Broad and Catharine Streets, by
the Rev. DR.. Hugh 4. Henry. the brides
uncle The Rev. John T. Crowley, rector
of the church, assisted in the ceremony
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Henry, of No. 1909 Ellis
worth Street. Mrs. Henry T. Mitchell, a
sister of the bride, was matron of honor,
while William Hubert Daffson, brother
OF the bridegroom. acted as best man.
Following the ceremony there was Il
reception at the home of the brides pa
rents. after which the pair left on a
wedding trip through the West.
Charlottesville, u. d. C.
Governor-elect and Mrs. Swanson will
be the guests OF Captain and Mrs. Mica
jah Woods, in Charlottesville the latter
part Of the week. Mr.. Swanson will
deliver the address of the evening at the
celebration of General n. Il. Lees birth.
day, which will take place at the Levy
Opera House on Friday evening, January
10Th. The Daughters of the Confederacy
will deliver Crosses of Honor TO about
fifty veterans of John Bowie Strange
| Camp on that occasion. a large and en-.
| thusiastic audience Is expected.
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Russo-TaDanese Lecture.

Admiral HarrIe Webster will give a
Russo-Japanese lecture at $50 O'Clock
this evening in Y. NJ. G. A. hall, under
the auspices of, the art committee of the
Richmond Education Association. Adj
mirai Webster VIII illustrate his lecture
with a series of pictures, 10 be shown
in this connection for the first time, and
recently taken in the East, under Adj
miral Iyebsters direction.