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Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
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You Never Know the Moment When
This Information May Prove
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1t is worth considerable to any cit
izen of Richmond to know how to be
cured of painful, annoying and itch
inig piles. Know then that Doan 8
Ointment is a positive remedy for
all itehiness of the skin, for piles, ec-
zema, etc. One application relieves
and soothes. Read this Testimony
of its merit:
Mrs. Henry Ranks of 112 Fort
Wayne avenue, says: "Doan's IS Oint-
ment is splendid remedy, the best I
ever used and | can recommend it
wherever a soothing and healing
preparation is required. I was trou-
bled for years with hemorrhoids in a
very severe form, and although
tried a great many different remedies
| never obtained the least rlief from
them until Doan's Ointment was rec
commended and | got box at A. G..
Luken's drug store A few appli-
cations relieved the irritation. I be-
lieve Doan's Ointment will cure any
case where its use is indiicated.''
For sale by all dealers Price so
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New York, sole agents for the United
| States.
Remember the name e-Doan sand
take no other.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
SOCIAL EVENTS

The Flower Mission met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. Richard Study.
1t was decided to give supper on
st. Valentines day and a committee
was appointed TO make plans for 1T.
The society is doing much good this
winter and have assisted many poor
families of the city. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
George Dougan.
The Audubon Society met yester-
day with Prof. E. p. Trueblood and
arrangements were made TO attend
the state convention at Cambridge
City next month.
X xx
The ladies of the Grace NJ. E.
church held an all day meeting at the
church yesterday. Sewing was fea-
ture Of the day. The next meeting
will be held at the church next Fri
day and it also ~ill be an all day
meeting.
~
Mrs. Charles Haner entertained
the Happy Hour Circle at her home
yesterday afternoon and in the even
ing the husbands of the members
joined the ladies in celebrating the
fourteenth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs Haner.
x x x
Miss Lena Coffin entertained the
Buzzers last night at her home on
South Fifteenth street. Whist was
the feature of the evening. The head
prizes were won by Mr.. Glenn Keh-
lenbrink and Miss Florence Smith
and the consultations were awarded
Mr.. Wick Corwin and Miss Frances
Campbell. The next meeting will be
held with Miss Frances Campbell.
x y x
Mrs. Charles Kolp has completed
arrangements for her next party. Il
promises to be one of the social sue
cesses of the season. 1t will be giver
in the Coliseum on the night of tht
9th of February and a large erow(
will be in attendance. Mrs. Kolp':
class this year has been one of the
/ largest that she has ever had. She ha:
classes on Tuesday and Friday even
ings and Saturday afternoon and th'
three contain nearly 115 pupils. He
dance last night in the l. 0. +. hal
was largely attended both by the pu
pills and the nine O'Clock dancers
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
TOO MANY ROWS
With His Wife and Weaver State.
He Intends to Leave His Family.

Frank Weaver, arrested Thursday
evening for carrying concealed weap-
ons, was arraigned in police court
this morning on that charge. Wea-
yer stated that he had had row
with his wife, and to forget his trou-
bles, he got drunk and wore a re-
volver so as to be prepared for, fur
ther hostilities. "I have had three
bic rows In 16 wears and each time |
got drunk. There is going to be no
more trouble, for | intend to leave
my family. III support them and
keep them well supplied with money,
but ] absolutely refuse to live with
them again. Weaver bears a
good reputation and expressed his
sorrow for causing the police any
trouble. A fine of So and costs was
assessed which was paid.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
Many Annuals Sold.

Circulars are being sent out to all
the alumni and friends Of the col
lege, asking that they subscribe for
one or more copies of the .'Sargas-
500 The financial side of the un-
dertaking is now an assured success,
about five hundred copies having al
election of Howard Burgess to the
editorship was announced from chap
el yesterday.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
BUSINESS COLLEGE ITEMS.

Th Athletic sassogialion ) held ats
regular mecting lastsflaeht al the coz.
4 iege.s "a programs, consisting of vo-s
/ cal and piano solos, regulations, and
short talks we're given Much bust
4 ness of interested was transacted. A
new president and secretary were
elected, and some important changes
I were made I'M the eonstifutiori.1sssg;Th 1sssg The
new officers -are:- President, Harry
Niles; secretary, Pearl Manly Aft
er short drill in parliamentary law,
the evening was spent in having So
cial time.
/ Mr.. Harry Brehm has been elected
captain of the basket ball team, and
| Mr.. John Smyser, manager.
The basket bail team defeated the
Kibbeys in a we'll played game on
Wednesday night, by the score of II
to ?. r
! Night school was opened on Mon
day evening with fair attendance.
Mr., Louis Campbell will have charge
of the Charter shorthand work, and
Mr. Isaac Harrison, the commercial
work.
Mr.. Edward Dngley, who recently
returned from Seattle, Wash, has
gone TO Pittsburg. Pa, where he has
accepted position In the Car Ac-
counting Department Of the Pennsyl-
vainia " Railroad company Mr..
| Dincley's address at the present time
is 1913 Pennsylvania avenue. t'st~
! Mr.. f. NJ Charter of New Orleans,
paid the college visit on Monday.
/ Mr.. Charter was ON his way to Ohio,
4 having introduced his system into
practically all the principal business
colleges in Indiana. Mr. Charter is
a most enthusiastic Southern gentle
man, and his visit to the school was
greatly enjoyed by all who heard him
talk.
Miss Imo Eikenberry and Miss Ell
sic Kimbrough are doing special stem
oeraphic work in the Office Of the
Dickinson Trust Company.
Mr.. Harold Mitchell accepted a
position as stenographer in the Rich
mond Office Of the Pennsylvania r.
r. Co.
Mr.. Harry Young, of Campbells-
town, has gone to Elwood to take a
place as paying clerk in the Office Of
the American Tin Plate Go.
Word has been received from Mr.
Throckmorton, class of 100, who went
to California some time ago for the
benefit Of his health. Mr.. Throck-
morton S condition at the present
time is very critical.
Miss Leona Imhoif is doing some
special work in the offices Of the
Henley Manufacturing Co.
Miss Laura Kemp is employed as
stenographer. in the office of the
Safety Gate Company, OF this city.
letter has been received from Mr.
Will Barr, who IS now located with
Siegel Brothers Co, in Chicago. Mr.
Barr has made several changes in q
business way since he went to Chi
cago, and at the present time is hold,
ing very lucrative position. Wore
has also been received from Walter
and Clarence Coates, who are now II
Chicago. They are both doing ex
tremely well in the business worlt
and are well pleased with their stu
ations
The dropping out of the T. NJ. R
basket ball team from the city league
worked disastrously with the Busi
ness College in the percentage col
umn. Having won four of the five
games won from the T. M. r. s, THEN
per centage was cut down to Ill, but
the boys hope to make a good show
ing the rest of the season, although
, they have little chance to win hiol
place in the league.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

John Koegh, Panhandle brake
manof Bradford, Ohio, was injured
yesterday in the East yards. Koech.
had his toe mashed and after being
taken to the Reid Memorial Hospital
the injured member was amputated.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

Mrs. Starbuck has invited all the
students to attend a musical to be
given in the auditorium tonight 1t
is to be purely a student affair.
Prof VIM. n. T.uablood spoke in
chapel yesterday on "Truth.''
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
RAILROAD NOTES

Conductor Martin Ludlow, whose
run is between Richmond and Spring
field, Ohio, is confined to his home in
Xenia. During his illness his place
is being taken by Barney Caros, of
genia.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

w. A. Bradford president of the
c. c. & l.. has commenced TO fill the
vacancies in the administrative de-
partment of the road by appoint
ment. j. A. S. Graves has been APP
pointed purchasing agent. Mr.. Graves
was connected with the road during
Of this city for several years. J. X.
Stroufe was named Engineer Main
tenance Of Way. Stroufe was former
ly connected with the road in this
capacity: The positions Of general
passenger agent and general freight
agent are yet be filed.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
LOCAL BREWTIES

~
Harvard Dentists, 9th and Main If
Frank Mason of Hagerstown was
in fhe city yesterday.
Repairing of all kinds, such as
electrical instruments, gas engines,
etc. Richmond Auto Station, 1924
Main street. Phone 1898. Old
phone 412 w. o-tf
II. f. Adams of Indianapolis was
in this city Friday.
Oranges, sweet and juicy, at O. A.
Harmeier's, 1896 Main street. Phone
I'LL.
DIR. t. II. Davis went to mdianapo-
lis yesterday.
CASH BEALL, KIBBEY & CO.,
LoEHR & KLUTE, WIDUP &
THOMPSON AND THE BIG
STORE HANDLE THE RICH
MOND HAT.
S. f. Swayne is at indianapolis on
business.
Apples, the best on earth, and the
kind you have been looking for, at
HaImeiers' 1890 Main. Phone I'LL,
Mrs. II. H. Hadley returned yes
terday from visit with relatives IN
New York City.
BUSINESS MEMS LUNCHEON
SERVED DAILY AT THE WEST
CoTT CAFE, 1880 TO 200
O'CLOCK, 35c.
Victor Benton OF Fountain City
attended the Depauw- -Earlham game
at the Coliseum last evening.
For the best and cleanest coal, also
wood and feed, call at the East End
Coal yard 1880 Main street, where
you will find the best of fuel and at
living prices. Weights guaranteed.
Phone 1923.
1-9-d6t GEO +. WARD g. co.
George McCreary is spending a few
days with friends at Camden, O.
Only drug store in Richmond that
is not in drug trust. We are now able
to furnish you with any thing in
drug or patent medicine line at cut
rate.
AFFORDS, Ninth & Main.
John Miller Of Greensboro was in
this city on business Friday
A few Barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels for sale. Sanford E.
Henning' I Phone sol E 1-s-e
Miss Carrie Holingsworth has
returned from visit with relatives
at Springfield, o.
Good country sausage, everyone
likes it, at Harmeier's, 1890 Main.
Phone ILL.,
John Nicholson Of Greensboro was
in this city yesterday
Harmeier, 1880 Main, sells Quaker
City Self Rising Buckwheat Flour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Quigley returned
to their home at Wilmington, Della
ware yesterday after visit with rel
atives in this city.
Quaker City Pancake Flour can be
found at Harmeier grocery. Phone
I'LL.
George Cramer of Cincinnati was
in this city yesterday.
All the leading hotels, restaurants
and dining cars serve Mrs. Austin :
Pancakes for breakfast. Much bet
ter than others.
Merritt Lamb of .Greensfforw visit
ed friends in this city Friday.
BUFFET LUNCH EVERY SATUR.
DAY EVENING AT THE WEST
COTT. TURKEY SALADS AND
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT.
fri-sat-tf
Clarence Mitchell of Lima n was
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

The conductors are not experience
ing much difficulty nowadays with
passes-annual, trip, employee S
wife, newspaper or any other kind
except when employees go on real
business trips. Since the first of the
year, some of the conductors have
made their runs without seeing sim
gle pass, when formerly several were
usually in use.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

When the crispy mornings come,
you will be delighted if you have
Mrs. Austin's Pancakes for break
fast.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

control Of the c. c. & I. the position
Of car accountant of the C. c. & L..
was vacant, and w. Ii. Rowland, of
Peru has been appointed to fill this
vacancy }A .tti
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

There has been great decrease in
the passenger traffic of the railroads
this week, and compared to the sur
plus travel Of a week ago the trains
are almost empty.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
No Senior Debate.

There will be no senior debate,
VIM. f. Lear being the only candi-
date for that class. The teams are
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

now hard at work for the winter
class debates.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13

Sincethe C. H. & D. has released
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
BUFFET LUNCH EVERY sATUR-
DAY EVENING AT THE WEST
COTT. TURKEY SALADS AND
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT.
fri-sat-tf

Clarence Mitchell of Lima, o., was
in this city visiting friends yester-
day.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-01-13
EARLHAM COLLEGE NEWS
BY Clarence Flynn
Mrs. Starbuck's Recital.
BY Clarence Flynn.

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OLDPOINT COMFORT

Anne Page VandeTgrlft poured tea The
following was the program:
'Icnung ON the Old Camp Ground"
Chorus.
The Adnnirals Broom --.-...--Gr. Fahs.
ole Black joe ..-...- ..----.-..--. Chorus
'f.orena'' ....... Miss Puck
The Midshipmite" Mr.. Fahs and Chorus.
Loves Old Sweet Song ...- Mrs Taylor.
Gouuod's Serenade.......-...-... Mrs. FahF.
selection ---.-...----.--.-- Or James.
The skipper OF ST. Ives. ...... Mr Fahs
All the numbers were very fine. those
given by Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles
Fahs being highly artistic
Mrs Martin. Of Borgh Wcstra- enter
tanned tho North River Bridge club on
Friday.
A very charming function WAS a recep-
ton and kitchen shower given on We'd
nesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Che
ney 70 the bride-elect. Miss Fannie
Throckmorton James. who viii be mar
ricd this month 20 AIr. Roy Nicholson. az
severn HalL Warner Hall lends itself
most beautifully 20 such occasions and
mas especially rcsplcndent ia its dccora-
tons % holly and holly ribbon Mrs
Nreeland of Chicao. assisted Mrs.
Cheney in receiving Misses Sally Per
rim. % Goshen. and Fannie Jones. or
Lands End. poured tea The invited
guests We're. Mesdames Joseph BRYAN.
Martha NanderErft A ". Wfthers. Wal
n. NJ
srph James, VIM Byrd Lee. James
Meredith. Howard Janvier Charles carr.
John Bouidin. John y. Ta5b Carter cat
lett Willie CIopt0n Walter Harvvood
Isaac Shngiun. Richard Byrd. Lewis
Byrd. Roland Clarke. George Rose. =
Jauney, Richard Jauney. Hausford ITALIA
ieiro 7. J. Clopton. Mrs. Clements T L
Taylor Richard Taliafcrro Henry n
Sanders, Franklin u4bnev, W S Mott
Mrs Snowden-Hopkins. David Saundors
steven Field Willie Duncan. James Fox
James Sinclair, Eugene Rhodes. Ashton
sinclair Jefferson Sinclair. T. 4. puval
Eizabeth Fans. Charles Fahs: Misses
Molly, sally and Fanny Jones. Mamie ana
Katy Hiukle, Evelyn. Mary and ELLEN
Lee. Mary Kemp, Marietta Slinclun. Ma
ron Smith. Anne Page. Anne p. Wander
grltt. Evelyn and Lee Dabuey. Maggie
and Maria Taob Nora TaIiaferro. Sally
Catlett. Margaret Tabo. Leah Taliafcrro.
Mamie FOX, Airs. f. l. Dimmock. Mr..
John Cngnan. Miss sally Tompkins ana
Miss Kate James-an OF Richmond; Mrs.
Wallis. OF NOrfcss
Mrs. Walter Perrin and Miss slingIuff
have returned from Baltimore.
Miss Eta Sinclair and Miss Rowena Sin
clair spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Aleck
Watt Mr.. Tucker gave IN oyster roast
10 honor OF Miss Sinclair.
Rev. W e. Lee spent part OF the
week in Richmond
Mr.. A w. withers left for Richmond
on Wednesday.
Judge and Mrs. Smith Of New York. are
at Beau Pre-, guests Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Fahs.
Mrs. Margaret Tabb is in Baltimore.
Miss Gerard Hopkins is the guest OF
Mrs. Richard Janney.
Hon J. y. Stubs spent part Of the
week in Yorktown.
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world tour with hor husband. who ls
many years her senior. Mrs. Cochran was
Miss Anna Louise Tide. dauehter of th.
former GoyernOr-General OF ths Phillip
pines.
The launching or the Misses shonts on
the social world OF Washlngtor W "
arouse unusual interest by reason of the
publicity given TO tho reported engage
mont or Miss Theodore 60 the Due old.
Chaules. ~ France. The two young Ia
dies are handsome and clever girIs. and
received much attention I'm Europe. where
Mrs Reid presented them at the Court
OF 50 James az the special request of
President Roosevelt IL is said tho Duo
dc ChaJles paid marked attention to Miss
Theodore last summer. and his auuounee-
mcnt was received at its fun value until
it was met by "a prompt and vigorous d.-
NAL hv the young lady
With tho deluded young nohlenan cone
sidcrinE himself hetr0thcd ana cr4rfois,.-
accepting congratulations on nis utnl.i
fortunes. and the young woman ssy.r-
in response to al Inquiries. .'Not guilty.
Tie press has been joyouslv -ontrrltinc
TO the gaety OF everybody not iums-
diateiy concerned The duke belongs 20
the inner circle OF French society. and
nus only sister married Louis de Crlssol.
fourteenth DUO dc Czes whi.l means
something very thrilling indeed. as She
Us one 90 the leaders Of the Falhours So.
German. At Is strongly suspected tAat
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OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, Deem
Der s.-Thankssiving gazette are over.
and old Point is making ready for those
which Wiz como With Christmas The
North Atlantic squadron. under command
or Real Admirui Robiey Il. Evans. viii
assemble in Hampton Roads on the 2sth.
and .he arrival OF the waHhips Will be
the signal for round Of gaiety. Early
in the new year they win go south for
tie winter uanoeuvres.
last night the Senior German club 81
Newport News give a brilliant german
at the Chamberlain. tho first q their
winter series. There were guests from
Norfolk Richmond. Fortress Monroe.
Hampton ard The battiesnips in Hamp-
ton Roads. Among them we're Con-
Etrlctor and 3irs. Robert stocker. of the
N0rfoA uasy-yalrd. AIr- and Mrs BenJa-
min Talaferro. Mis- Lima Shields. Miss
AIa-rnr4 Shields. Miss Rosalie Mines
and Mics Ruby Thomas. OF Richmond;
Miss Aberuathy. ~ Texas, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Coke Marshall. Miss Hlda
Booker capt. Brooke Payne, Lieut. Frank
Miller and Lieut. Bruce Cotton. % Fort
ress Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arm
strong. Mr. and MRS. Harry Wise Booker.
ar. and Mrs James Van Alan Blckford.
Sir and Alrs. Matthew Armstrong. Miss
1Lsckle Young. Mise Bessie Booker. Miss
Mary Booker. Miss Lila Chienan and
Miss Nel lee. o. Hamptoa. Miss Miriam
Post. u albany ". r.. Mt and Mrs..
Albert Lloyd Hopkins. SIR ana Mrs.
Frederick i. Plcn. Mr.. and Mrs Wumot
Benson. Mr.. and Mrs. John w Rardle
Dir. and Mrs.. William e. Stewart. Miss
Lucille Ayier and Mss Frances Carr. ~
Newport News. also Lieut. 5 w. Hobsou
snd Messrs. Joseph A. Nassie. Philip
9liesecker. Sidney W Cst-ry Richard
Reynolds Allan - Jones. Frank Bragg.
j. b. Chaikley. +. s Alexander. Harold
Hor1ou. Joseph Weaver and William
Illam, OF Newport News. Nessrs Thorn
Cnisman. Robert McCandish. Frank Lake.
I.ouis Heflef!nger. Vernon Spratey and
Paul Taob. OF Hampton
on Monday afternoon Mrs. Charles T.
hiioourne. OF the post. gave "a small
bridge party. and on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. George r. +. Harrison. wife OF the
commandant OF the post. had guests Tor
bridge.
Last night Captain and Mrs. Joseph
J.. Tracy entertained al dinner Colonel
and Mrs. Harrison. Major and Mrs Fred
rick $. Strong and Captain and Mn.
Gordon Heiner
Recent arrivals at the Chamberlain
are Air. and Mrs. J. r. White Phnadei-
plia; Mrs. James ID. Wirson Haverford
PA: Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9. Eagan. ST. Louis.
Mrs. T. A. saunders. Richmond: Mrs j
H. Slater, Petersburg. Mr.. and Mrs y
J. Hughes, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
Edmund Willis, Columbus. Ohio. Mr. ana
Mrs benjamin Coleman Mr.. and Nfrs
J. H. Davis. salt Lake City: Mrs j. T.
Foster, Baltimore.
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here 20 visit tho historic spots IN Rich>
uond and remarked In leaving that
although he had done the States be-
Tore quite thoroughly he had somehow
never seen anywhere like Virginia. which
was really n revelation to him.
Mr.. J. w. Allison. coal operator and
capitalist or Philadelphia. Is here with
his bride, and they are spending their
honeymoon days in hunting and riding.
Mr.. Kirk Parrish. OF the Richmond
Cedar Works. is ranid conv.f
after a very obstinate case OF malaria,
contracted during a business trip 20 the
Dismal Swamp.
Mrs. Geo. w. Long. Of Graham. n. C..
left on Saturday after a very beneficial
stay in tho sanitarium here.
Dr. j. c. Walton. the resident physician
here. as secretary OF the Mockien burg
County Medical Socie.y f~ reco. o. ~
many acceptances to the banquet and
reception TO Dr. Shoemaker. set for the
thirteenth. AS the acceptancss come
from very prominent and representative
nhvsicia~s o,-o~--+hfn~ v~f~ts o.. --
ing OF rare interest and pleasure. both
socially and intellectually. Or. Shoe
maker will address the body upon tho
interesting and by no means exhausted
tor'o 30 The Nfno~af NVafo- p.~n o.s
Of virginia and North Carolina and tho
Cumatoiogy Of the Two States"
The number OF hunters was increased
on Saturday by the arrival 0f Nj r.
Butler Denyekinck. or New York City,
ana Dir. Livingston whitney, Of Morris
town. y. J.
fmong other arrivals ara Mr. s A
Bliss. Jr.. Philadelphia. Mr.. O. A. Slater.
Washington, MI. j. l. Faulkner. OF
Coldsboro. \. g.. Mr. J. L. Jensen. Buff
falo, y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs j 3 Beatv.
New York city. 4fr. T. 3. Clarke. New
York city Mr.. Frank Reese. Boston.
Mr.. Waller Scott. Richmond: Afr b.
Bayard. Chicago m. Mr.. w r. Cole.
New York CITY; Mr. Y. c. Golden, New
YORK city. and Mr.. Marx ROBERTS. Bos-
ton
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So . ~ rlme.-pIna.eh.l

lSpecll 70 The Times Dispatch
THE MECkLENBCHG. CHASE CITY.
VA, December s-The management hero
regard November Of this year as a banner
month in the record OF hunting seasons.
both as 70 the number and the personnel
OF the guests. and the success OF the
hunters in the field has made them most
enthusiastic over the preserves in which
the abundance OF quail this year IS
phenomenal.
Even with the suggestions of Christmas
IN the air. many lInger and many come
The permanent presence Of several fam
fly groups give a homeLke air 70 tine
place, and is one OF the charms OF the
autumn season.
Mr.. John II. Werner, Of POttsvil1e. Pa,
accomp anied by his delightful wife. Is
spending the winter here. looking after
the business interests Of the Philadelp Ia
and Reading Coal and Coke Company,
near this place Both himself and Mrs.
Werner add In every way 10 the life and
pleasures Of the place, and have deserved
ly Won mauy adu.rlr- lf4cn-..
Mrs. John Philip Sousa left on Sunday
for brief run TO New York, and Will
JOIN her husband at Pinehurst, y. G..
Tor the annual field trial race cog the
American Pointer club. Nj Sousa. In
the meantime IS combining his visit here.
and expresses himself as delighted with
tic conditions ne finds combined here.
The distinguished march king is hne
slot and has had excellent sport, as well
as very beneficial stay.
Mr. T. T. cray, prominent London
shipbroker, spent several days here last
week as the guest 81 tlr rl
popular MI r. ". Hvoslef. Of New York
City. Although a cockney. born and
bred within the sound OF Bow Bells.
Mr. nj huufnefNn emo
Mecklenburg. and Virginia generally, and
IN spite OF being accustomed only 10 tho
canter Of the English mounts. was loud
IN his praise Of the Mecklenburg good
steed Ruben" which gave him four
teen miles Of fine riding. He went from
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favorite. She is. moreover. an intimate
friend OF Mrs Longworth
sun another matrOn making her debut
in the congressional circle will be Mrs.
SWagcr Shirley. OF Kentucky. VINO was
Miss Mignon Critten, OF New York Tho
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley took
place less than a year ago. and was an
other romantic sequel TO that famous
Oriental Junketing party TO the Philip
pines.
Mrs. BourSe Cochran was also wooed
and won under Eastern skies. although
her marriage took place but a rev weeks
ago and she has now sailed away on q