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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
PLANS FOR BRYAN's RECEPTION
New York Committee Decides TO Issue
Reserved Seat Tickets.

NEW YORK, Aug. AIT a meeting Of
the executive committee of the William J..
Bryan reception committee today 1t was
decided to issue reserved seat tickets to
Madison Square garden. where Mr.. Bryan
is 10 deliver his address.
Madison Square garden has a seating ca
pacity Of 12,oOo, Lewis Nixon reported that
about 1000 prominent democrats from all
parts OF the country had been invited. The
question of whether any reserved seat
tickets should be issued was discussed at
some length, but the suggestion Of the
finance committee that the whole house be
tickSted prevailed. Alexander Troup, treas
urer. reported that the expense of the re-
ception would not be less than 10000
The following were elected members OF
the executive committee: Edward Murphy
jr., Troy; Ex-Governor Garvin of Rhode
Island. Clifford Breckenridge OF Arkansas
James II. Lewis of Chicago and David B.
HIN Of Albany.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03

CAMBRIDGE. England. Aug. z-Ambas-
sador whitelaw Reid today inaugurated
the course Of summer lectures at the uni
versity with an address on the "Rise and
Development OF the United States"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
Suppression of Mutiny at 0ronstadt Fol-
lowed by Another at Revsl.
UPRlSNGS EXPECTED At OTHER POINTS
kutiny of Sailors at LibSu and RIGA
Expected,
GENERAL STRIKE WILL Be PROCLAIMED
Revolutionary Committee VIII order
General Suspension of
work sunday or
Monday,
BULLETIN.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 1.-The crew OF
the Russian cruiser Asia, which was sent
to Abo has hoisted the red flag. The vessel
has left in the direction OF sveaborg.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03
new treaty Win spaIn.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. Aug. 2-The
treaty OF commerce between the United
States and spain, the protocol Of which
was recently signed. was finally executed
last night
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. S.--Grand Duke
Nicholas received a message shortly after
midnight saying that the loyal portion of
the crew OF cruiser Pamyat Azova had
made prisoners of the mutineers and turned
them over to soldiers on shore
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-03

The following table shows the assessment
of each county for 1895 and 1906 the in
crease being almost as estimated by secre-
tary Bennett upon the receipt of the first
few counties, when he asserted the in
crease would be 100000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11

day recently with the formers sister
in Fairmount.
Edwin, the little son of C. T. Lucord.
of Atlee, is still somewhat indisposed.
Messrs. Willie Knoby and Leon Beadles
and sister, Miss Elizabeth. were guests
at the parsonage recently.
A called meeting of the Crawford W.
c. T. U. was held in the home of Miss
Ida Beadles Thursday. March LIST.
Mrs. oliver Miller. of Highland
Springs, spent several days recently with
relatives near Walnut Grove.
Mrs. j. w. Readles has returned to
Hickory Hill after a pleasant visit to
her sister, Mrs. G. C. Smith. at Atlee.
Captain P. B. Corwin and wife, of Cold
Harbor, has again been called to the
bedside OF their son in Washington, d.
C.
Mrs. NJ. c. Martin, of ely Mount. has
returned to her home here after visit
of week to her daughter in the West
End.
Mrs. George Peace. of the Glympse.
visited her sister. Mrs. NJ. j. Bryant,
a, Home Place. last Wednesday.
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LEE DISTRICT

Mrs. NJ. Belle Gibboney.. who has be-
visiting relatives in Wythe county. Va,
has returned to her home. The Rookery.
on Park Avenue. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Mary Matthews.
Mrs. William Neal. who came 10 Rich
mond several weeks ago to visit hsr
daughters, attended services at Grove
Avenue Baptist Church sunday two weeks
since. and in coming out OF the church.
slipped in some way and fell. and dis
located her hip. Since then she has been
confined to her bed at Mrs. Martha
Streets. No 11oa West Avenue. but is
thought to be improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Harrison have
taken apartments at Mrs. vara II. Win
ston's, on North Rowland Street.
MIR. William NJ. Miller has returned 10
his home on Grove Avenue from three-
weeks business trip to Danyille. Va.
Mr.. Gus Berneir has rented tho resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Ty-
Ter. No. 200 Park Avenue
Mrs. Fleming z. Phillips has changed
her residence from 100 West Main Street
to No. 1103 West Avenue
Miss Mamie B. Palmer spent the rast
week In Manchester. Va, as the guest
of Miss Nella Cheatham.
Mr.. Gilmer Bowyer. OF No. 1913 Hanover
Avenue, who has been A1onfned to hi.
bed for the past three weeks from grip,
has recovered so far as to be out.
Mrs. Robert II. Keim and children paid
brief visit to Petersburg last sunday.
Mrs. Irwin r. Donnclly. OF Church Hill.
spent last Wednesday with her mother.
Mrs. g. g. Palmer, No. 40 North Elm
Street.
Mr.. James Edlow Woods and family.
who for some months past resided with
Mrs. ". NJ. Councill, No. 25N West Grace
Street, have moved into their beautiful
new home, on Third Avenue, Chtstnut
Hin. and have Mr.. and Mrs. James Ed
ward Woodward residing with them.
After spending week In Richmond as
the guests OF Mrs. a. r. Richardson, No.
1870 Hanover Avenue, Mra George w.
Richardson and little son. Stuart. have
returned 10 their home at WeNt Point.
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Walters cele-
brated the NTH birthday OF their lit,e
daughter. Catliryne. at their home ON
North Meadow Street, Wednesday cven-
ing. Tho children amused themselves
playing various games. and had refresh
TnentB served thsm, ard 40 had q very
enjoyable time.
Mr.. George W. Dhvls, OF No 1903 Ivy
Avenue, IL confined 10 his bed from a
severe cold.
Mrs.. Valentine Hscklor has returned
Nov York Nhcfo she haa spent tho past
two or three weeks visiting friends.
Mrp. Moses G. Bycie, Of No. lND Han
over Ayenue, is In New York. vislting
ralntipes una friends.
Mrs, Robert r. Johnston, who hhs been
dangerously Blck Ut her residence on Park
Avenue, hiss rseoverbd no far from her
attack AZ 10 be hbIe 10 sit up s6ystal
hours 81 dny,
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MECHANlCsvILLEN NEWS

Thomas Good, of Chelsea Hill. left a
few days ago for visit to Canada.
j. L. Taylor, of Wood Street. is visit
ing relatives on Chelsea Hill.
Miss Myra and Alma Barnes are home
again after most enjoyable visit to Mrs.
Marian Taylor's of the West End.
Mrs. Ida Armstrong and family have
returned to their home after a visit to
her mothers. Mrs. Basshaw. OF tho Hill.
Miss Fanny Slaughter has returned TO
her home here after visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. Lauterback. Of Petersburg.
Mr.. John P. Butler, OF Batesville. AL
bemarle county, has returned home after
delightful visit to friends and relatives
on Wood Street.
Miss Florence Sweeney has returned to
her home after visit TO her father. Mr..
Monroe Sweeney. OF "Da.t." New Kent
county.
Mr.. J. r. Bailey of Newport News.
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UPPER HENRIco

The young ladies OF Laurel, will give
a box party at Laure, School. on Friday
evening, March 18th, at o'clock, for
the benefit of Mount Vernon Baptist
Church.
Mrs. G. L. Jones. was the guest OF
relatives in Fulton during the week
Mrs. r. b. Tucker spent Thursday, with
her sister, Mrs. u. r. Throckmorton.
Mrs. Joseph Taugl. visited friends In
Richmond on Thursday
Mrs. Ida sutton, after aslelightful stay
with Mrs. Tyler. on the Broad Street
Road. has returned to her home in New
port News.
Mr.. II. underwater and daughter.
were the recent guests OF Mrs. Padgett.
Mrs. Edgar Tucker and daughter incl
ma. spent Monday with the formers
mother-n-law. in Ashland.
Mr.. Bliss. of Illinois. has moved his
family 10 their new home. recently pur.
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was recently the guest Of Mr.. T. o.
Powers. of this locality.
Mr.. Joseph Webster, OF New York, is
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Henry
Webster, OF Glen Allen
The son OF Mr.. James Henley. who
has been critically i'll with rheumatism,
is much better.
Mr.. ]. f. Bowles, of Hanover county.
was recently the guest of Miss Mamie
Puryear, OF Chickahomipy.
Mrs. e. j. Cawthorn was the guest
of Mrs. r. r. Powers, of Chickahominy.
last week.
Mrs. Heinrich Fisher was the guest OF
Mrs. r. f. Powers. of Chickanominy.
Mrs. Fisher is just from Germany.
Mrs. NJ. A Wade was recently the
guest OF friends at Chickahominy. va.
DR.. j. H Winfrey, of Glen Allen, was
in Chickahominy last week on business
Mr.. o. II. Powers. of Rio Vista, VINO
has been sick for some time, is again
out at his usual business.
Mrs. Leila Tate was recently the guest
OF Mrs. w. H. Powers. of this place.
Mrs. r. n. Alley, who has been sick,
IS again able to be out.
Mr.. Woodson Lawrence continues to
remain i'll in his home on the Broad
Street Road
Mr.. Franklin Stems has been APP
pointed postmaster at Glen Allen. Va. TO
succeed S. 8. Trevvett, postmaster. VINO
has faithfully served as postmaster FOR
a period of nearly eight years. Mi
Trevvett was we'll liked by all who knew
him.
Mr. Guy Nash and Frank Holman
were the guests of Mr.. Ollie Powers
OF chickahominy. last week.
Mr. Henry Rummell is out again after
J,einr sick for several weeks
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evergreens and white roses. Mrs. A. G.
xaracIda.l thn-arezan Me asra-

evergreens and white roses. Mrs. A. G.
Quarles presided at the organ. Messrs.
Harvey Elicit. OF Barton Heights; Lloyd
Blunt, OF RichmoA,d; Alonzo Baskett.3
Lewis Beadles. Joseph Miller and Bascom
Pribble were the ushers. The bride en-
tered with her cousin, Miss Gay Lynch,
who was maid OF honor. and was prettily
gowned In white chiffon. and carried e.
large bouquet OF white carnations. - she
was met at the altar by the groom, who
came In with his best man. Mr. Lewis
yerlander The bride was elegantly at
tired in gray taffeta,. with nat ana
gloves to match. and her bouquet was
shower, OF brides roses. After the GER
emory the party was driven to the nome
of the bride, where reception was given
The happy couple will reside at MEADOW
Farm, near Walnut Grove.
Mrs. Coleman, who lives near New
mans. continues in weak condition.
Miss Daisy and Pearle Hughes. OF Geth-
semane, attended the funeral OF their
cousin. Mrs. Roberts, in Richmond, DUR
ing the week.
Mrs. Miller, OF Highland Springs. has
returned TO her home. after a pleasant
STAY with relatives near Walnut Grove.
Miss Bessie verlander. OF Richmond
recently visited relatives here.
Miss Annie Talley has returned " ~.
morld. after visiting her parents at rose
Cottage. :. po,o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Melton. oil ro'e
Green. visited the latters parents. "e''
Newman's, last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tucker. Of Richmond
we've the recent guests of relatives mere.
+ CHARLES Smith, OF Eairmount, visited
fr,ends here during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox have returnea LII, ~
Fairmount, after pleasant stay Win
relatives here.
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Mr.. George Drinker, the popular dairy
man. is confined to his home. suffering
from a wound on his foot, caused by
stepping on nail in CAREERS store about
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Mr.. John Tyler, who for the past week
has been quite sick at his home on
Fourth Avenue, Is now able to be out.
Mrs. Bertha Williams, who spent the
past winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Samuel Marshall, OF Fourth Avenue. left
yesterday Saturday for Savannah. Ga,
yyhere aha uiIj ,,Iait reIatiyes
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FAR WEST END NOTES

The friends of Miss LlzzierO'Mara will
learn with regret; that she is quite sick
ut her home No. 203 Temple Street.
Messrs Oscar Gunpf and w. G. Kirby
viii leave in few days for York, Pa,
where they will take charge of;a large
contract In stone masonry, which was
awarded n few days ago.
Mr.. Riddell, OF West Main Street. is
RAPIDLY Improving, and hopes to be out
ut an early date.
MIas Eftlc LOOMS, of No 9os West
Main Street, who has been under treat
ment Mt st. Lukcs Hospital for some
time has recovered sufficiently to be at
homo again. to the pleasure Of her. many
friends, who has her. welfare at heart. /.
Thrrcl Henry. former resident OF this
section, but who Is mt present making
his home In Bon Air, Va, stopped over
with friends for n short time recently
Miss Annie Cooper. OF South Meadow
Street left few days ago for King
William county. where she will spend
some time M tho guest Of friends.
Mrs. Byrd Warwick. OF No, COS West
FRANKLIN, has Just disposed OF her house
10 Mrs. virgiriua Newton, and Will spend
ths balrny months or spring In. Florida
Mr. Guy Russell I1llia. OF West Cary
,trcst Ii Mt homo on II short visit to
his parents. Mr.. ELLIS rs a well-known
f,ridae-bullder OF mis- section. and Is en-
pioysd ny ono ~ tho lnrgcht brdge-build-
ing firms In die country which carries
hin 10 MI parts OF tho United States.
Miss i.olilse Eynns, NJ No. s Vine Street,
ms returned after n. short stay in Lynch
M w. RI, Miller has returned home
sftnr q short visit 10 hia grandmother,
Mrs Hebccca Blackburn. OF "rhe Ridge,
MI, Jahn Thrift II hero on q visit. to
hla sister, Mrs q, II. Nichols, and Mrs.
n Il rhtift, Of West Cny sCtreet Mr..
Thrill ii accompanied by his eldest son.
william, and tlIs Is MS nrnt Walt 70
thls city slnes hs was fftcen years DID,
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ohased from Mrs. Anderson. On the Broad

chased from Mrs. Anderson. on the Broad
Street Road.
supt. Jackson Davis, visited Laurel
School on "Wednesday. Mr.. Davis gave
the pupils a highly entertaining as well
as BENEFICIAL talk.
Mrs. Hester Campbell Is at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Willis. for an in
definite time.
Mr.. James Miller is much better, after
a recent Illness.
Mrs. A. G. Button, spent Tuesday with
relatives in Richmond.
Miss Ethel Lucas was the guest OF
Miss Lizzie Ford. on Thursday and tu-
day
Miss Bessie Smith has been spending
the week with her uncle at Laurel
Miss Celest Paul. has returned to her
home In the city. after brief stay at the
home Of Mrs. Joseph Tnusl
Misses Alma and Pearl Alley. were
among the recent visitors In the home of
Mr.. X. l.. Smith.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-11
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Mr.. John Tyler. who for the past week
has been quite sick at his home on
Fourth Avenue, Is now able to be out.
Mrs. Bertha Williams, who spent the
past winter with her daughter. Mrs.
Samuel Marshall, OF Fourth Avenue, left
yesterday Saturday for Savannah. Ga,
where she will visit relatives.
Miss Lottie Livesay is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. William Redd, OF Third
Avenue.
very interesting meeting was held
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock in the
lecture room OF the Mizpah Presbyterian
Church to arouse interest in the kinder
garten movement. Lectures by Miss
Alice N. Parker. principal OF the Rich
mond Training School for Undergraduates,
and others.
Little Mr.. Edwin BaIne. who has been
quite sick Mt his home on Third Ave-
nue. Is slowly improving.
Mis/ Mary Starke. who has been visit
ing her grandmother. Mrs. Rnlph Horne.
OF Fourth Avenue, has returned to her
home in Hanover county
The roll OF honor OF Highland Park
Public School. week ending March q 1906:
Teacher. Miss Elizabeth Quinley. Inter-
mediate A-Bettie Radcliffe. Bertha Mar
shall. Maude Tiller. Emily Cross and
Bessie Carter.
Junior Arlene Dunn. Lizzie Bowman
Fannie Gray. Irene Fritzsche, Gertrude
Royal.
Teacher Miss Rena Carlton. First
Grammar Grade-Frank Richie. Frank
Yarbrough, Leslie Bradley. Irving Tragic.
Harry Moore Josephine Woodall, RADIO
phil Catlin.
Eighth Primary Grade-Hubert Bahlke,
Emily Huxter. Ruth Bowman. Thomas
Starke. Tom Royal. Elizabeth Spratley,
Eleanor Enslow. George Cary
Teacher. Miss Mary Duncanson. Sixth
Primary Grade-Katie Davis. Ira Tyler,
Alvina Fritzsche. Rufus Quarles. Russell
satterwhite. Thomas Ratclif'e. William
Knox. John seelman. Mary See. Helen
Wilder, Bessie Taylor.
Fourth Primary Grade-Marguerite
Bahlke, Fannie Sale, Eula Gary, Linden
Harrison, Prescott Brown, Ragland
Layne. Annie Tyler. Hamden Burton. AL
vim Neisz Harvey Devine, Herbert Par
IRISH. Violet Burton.
There will be a silver tea" at the
residence of Miss Iockest. on Fourth
Avenue. next Friday evening. March 18th.
at s P. NJ. for the benefit of the church.
All are cordially invited.
Quite a number OF new residences are
being erected on Chestnut Hill and High
land Park.
Mrs. Gresham. who has been quite sick
at her home near Highland Park for
several weeks past, continues to i'm
prove. f1g
Mr.. Earnest Tilier expects to move in
the near future. to his new home.
Mrs. P. D. Small. OF Fifth avenue. who
( has been quite i'll with pneumonia for
the past month, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Livesay. OF
New York. formerly OF Chestnut Hill,
were called home on account of the sud-
den death OF Mrs. Livesay's father
Mr. w. J. Todd.
The Earnest Workers, OF Aflzpah Pres
byterian Church. held its regular monthly
meeting yesterday evening at o'clock,
at the Manse. -
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POLE GREEN

,,. r,orsnce carter has returned to
her home. after a pleasant stay WIKI nei
sister, at Elmont. .i,L
Mrs. Coleman still remains very SICK
in her home, near Newman s.
Miss Pearl Talley recently vslteu 'e'a-
tives near Newman's. -.
Miss Lou Carter mas peeh qfui'Ne 90 !
for several weeks a
Mrs John Tate. still remains quite sick
Of rheumatism, in her home, near Getn-
Bertha Garter, Of this place. is now the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Brown, III
Chesterfield county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Melton spent SUNDAY
with the latter's mother, at Rose Cot
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. Pitts visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ball last Sunday
Miss Mamie Talley, of Studley. recent
~ visited relatives, near Newman's.
Mrs, John Jones has been quite Sex
all this week. - II -a,,
Miss Pearl verlander has returned l9
Richmond, after a pleasant stay with
relatives here.
Mrs. Chas. Jeter, OF Beaver Dam. re-;
Gently visited her parents at Curls Nee q
Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Miller. OF Meadow
Farm were the recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Verlander, near here.
Miss BEDFORD. Of swansboro. is the
guest OF her cousin, at Hazeldell
Mrs. Timberlake. who lives near here,
is quite sick OF pneumonia.
Miss Rena Beadles has returned. after
pleasant stay with her brother at
Highland Springs.
Frank Atkinson visited friends near
here recently. =.
Miss Estelle Perrin, of this place.; has
been visiting relatives in Falrmount. ~
Ruby Beadles visited his brother at
7 C,y,rin Int Cnp1nv.
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spent several days with his family on
chelsea Hill during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abernathy, OF WINTER
peck. W.. nre visiting their mother on
Chelsea Hill.
Mr.. James Flood, OF Cedar Street, is
Quite sick at his home.
Mr.. Percie Bashaw OF i2i Wood Street,
has been confined to his home for several
days with Ia grippe.
Mrs Ella Moore has returned TO her
home after pleasant visit to her friend,
Mrs. r. u. Slaughter OF Chelsea Hill.
Mr.. Clarence Burk who has been visit
Ing In South Carolina, has returned to
his home.
Miss odie witham has returned to
her home in Hanover county after
short visit to her parents In this vicinity.
Mr.. 7. Wright has returned from
visit to his wife's brother. Mr.. F. Young,
of Caroline county.
Mr.. L. II. mason. OF the Pike, expects
to leave in few days for Baltimore to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Edgar Glenn and little daughter.
Emma, have recovered from severe
spell OF la grippe.
Mr.. James Profit left few days ago
FOR Chicago, where he has accepted a
position.
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GAINEs's MILL

Mrs. j. B. Morrison is much indsposed
at her home near AGREES.
vernard Beadles and Joe Miller. OF
Highland Springs, were recently the
guests in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. }.
W Beadles.
Mrs. G. c, Smith and son. Oscar. spent
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ATLEE ITEMS

The marriage " Mics clnra Ysrlandaf
10 mr.. lee n. Miller was solerfnized Jr,
Ehahy GrDve VI, Ey Church "Wednesday
eyanlng, February 2stt. ~ O'oloek. with
Rev j. l., j'df'tls aa thu sce1hbfant. Ihs
church WnA beautifully decorated WIN
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GLEN ALLEN ITEMS

Mrs. j, II. Rogers and Miss Kate Jones.
q Norfolk, were the guests OF Mr.. and
mrs. X i. Powers, of the upper end.
Mr.. r, G. Nash, Of Hanover COUNTY.
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His many friends are glad to welcome
him back to the home of his childhood
days.
After a visit OF some length as the
guest of Mrs. C. G. Stone, OF Fredericks-
burg. Va. Miss Glendora Clarke has re-
turned to the city.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-25
HIS WIPES GENERATIONS.

MT. Bennett was about to leave town for a weeks vacation and his wife was helping him pack his suit case, says the Youths Companion. Here, George" said she, beaming with the consciousness of 2 good deed done, a nice linen case ihat I've made for your case of soap, and here are two others one for your collars and one for your cuffs. This long one with the rib bon bows is for your ties. They'll keep everything so nice and clean"
 Wees" agreed George, eyeing them somewhat doubtfully, "so they will"
 And this" continued thoughtful Mrs. Bennett. "is q little case for your handkc1 chiefs, with a violet sachpt in side; anI hcr, are Two others. Iihcd with oil-silk, for your wash cloth and bath sponge"
 ''W hats this ri!lOw case thing?" ask ed interested George, holding up a idIg white bag.
 Why, that's to put your white starched shirts in, dear. See, it's just the length of your suit easel meas ured it just right"
 q see" said George thoughtfully Any more?"
 Yes, indeed. I've been planning for this trip for two weeks. This blue denim case IS for your overshoes and