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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
SCOTTISH R|7[Rs
!. TN ANNUAL. SESSION ':||:.''I.';I.l N.
High Degree Masons Holding
Forth and Comforting Degrees
OH Weary Travellers.

,the Scottish Rite Nfnsons Of Vlrginia
held the rIgllt-of-wny at Masonic TEMPLE
last night and also at the Jefferson Hotel
later In the evening.
It was the occasion of the opening 81
the tWenty-ninth annual Reunion of the
Scottish Riters OF the valley OF Ricll-
5nord Orient Of Virginia.
At 6 o clock Libertas Lodge Of Perfec-
ton No. was called to labor III Masonic
Temple by Venerable Master Q. a. I law
kins. The other officers present wero
George Il. Roberts. senior warden; Frank
D. Anderson. Junior warden; join, @.
Stewart, orator. Samuel Cohen, nlInoner;
Charles A. Nesbitt, secretary; T. a, Bar
Der, Jr., trensurer; Charles A. Ncstltt
mastcr Of cercmoniesa G. Jeter Zones,
expert: A. r.. Jhhnke, Jr, assistant cx-
pert. N. a. stall, captain OF host; Cat
lott Conway, tilcr; William krause. mas
ter rejection; Jacob Reinhardt, orgnnist
This lodge. under the expert manages
n1cnt Of the venerable master, assisted ny
his able corps Of officers, conferred de-
groes upon seven "wcnry travellers" from
the fourth to the fourteenth inclusive.
After the sccret work at tho Temple
about II O'Clock tho Scottish Filters
ccnsod from labor and wendell their way
to the Jefferson where royal refreshments
were served
Tonight Pelican Chapter knights Rose
Crolx No. Q will hold forth at Masonic
Temple and Introduce tho weary travel-
ers' to tho mysteries of the degrees from
tho fifteenth to the eighteenth inclusive.
James j. Sutton Is the Wise Master of
this chapter.
\ Among the out-of-town high degree Ma
CONS In attendance upon these rites nre
w. L. Andrews, Of Roanoke. and Rev.
II. w. Jones, Chaplain Of the United
States Navy, now located at Portsmouth.
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Will ADVISE PUSHING
WORK ON STATE Al FAIR.
Committee OF Fifteen Has Raised
More Than Half Desired
$4,000.

Joseph Bryan chairman OF the cons
nlttee OF fifteen appointed to raise. the
remaining $4,000 OF the sl5o'Wo OF the
guarantee fund OF the State fair. stated
after the close Of the meeting yesterday
afternoon at $50 that he was Of the opln-
ion that in the meeting tonight the
stockholders would instruct the direc-
tors to 60 ahead and complete all ar
engagements for the fair here this fall.
Mr.. Bryan made the statement after.
hearing tho report Of the various mem-
hers OF the committee and the amounts
each one had collected since the stock.
holders meeting last week. It was found
that q little over one-half OF tho remain
Ing sum had already been collected-,ln
short, $7,550-and some more was prom
Used tho committee.
Tonight at S:l6 the regular meeting OF
stockholders Is scheduled to be held N
the assembly hall Of Murphy's Hotel;
The committee OF fifteen has been called
to meet and prepare lite Anal report
shortly before the stockholders meeting
All of those at the meeting yesterday
astronomical that they had q NUMBER
of citizens to see before tho meeting TO-
night.
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Burke Gets the Limit.

Because he had perjured himself IN
recent Police Court case. J. y. Burke an
Indian OF coppery hue, was given me
extrome for his offense by Justice Crutch-
fleld yesterday morning He Is good for
six months In Jail and the payment OF
fine for 800.
Burke was n witness in the case against
James Jones, negro, who was charged
with selling liquor over tho barber shop
ut c25 North Seventeenth Street Burke
was seen by the police to issue 1orth
from the place with tho goods on him,
but upon inquiry he denied positively
that ho had ever bought stuff from Jones
Burke took an appeal from the decision,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
Messag e Of Night.

IsEa i
The moon burns ION, tho brow OF yohder
rhe hour & e. late, the night is still;
White clovertstdrs 6lllnc everywhere
Their breath spills OH the moteless ar.
pcrchnnco YOU know that one loag'
mournful cry ~,
Bp,own from Some bird throat tuli anu
high;
IL it a note Of tender woes7
Il or lonely Joys ?--Who l:nows--who knows
But near tho hurried painting OF INC mn,
/ one crlcl;c. pipes; oil else s Still
Nay what lone mourncr have we nero NJ
The Inst frog BY the rccdcd nero.
.,S,ow the sen lies cool and ;.ill, at rest
With stars set III her dimplca breast
rho drowned lie dreaming III their graTes
Held BY the curlcd arms Of the waves.
Hut most serene and beautiful and nigh
Tho moon moves on across the Sky.
And blood mny run. or wars may cease
It's word IS always "Pcace. sweet Peace! j.
And do but thin. how constantly and true
,rhc stars shine In the silent blue
or those mysterious decps above
no breathe OF stcadfust. holy love.
Yea-whllc tho earth lies passionless, as
lonp,
These words sink trcmulous and deep
And clear MS any silver bell
God Is awake-nnd NIL Is we'll
Ella Hgginson, in June Delineator.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Annual Commencement.

The seventh annual commencement OF
the Virginia Union. University (coloret)
will be held May 1916 with appropriate
exercises. All literary EXERCISES WILL DC
held in tho Coburn Hall. Fol'oWihs IS
tuesday. May 18th. 2 P. M.-Business
Meeting Of tho Alumni.
6 p. M.-Alutnni Dinner.
SIS P. M.-Public Exercises OF the
Alumni Association, Neurology. Professor
8. l.. Wade. A. b., Centralia, III. Poem
Rev, d. N. vassar, D. D., Lynchburg
History. Rev. w. F. Graham, ., ~.
Richmond Grafton, Professor s. IL,
Archer, A. r., Atlanta, Ga
Wednesday, May IS, 10 A. M.-Meeling
OF the Social Study Club. Paper ny rroT
fessor 3. II. McWillians. a, b., B. D.
Sis p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Exercises.
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Got County Negroes Money.

Tom Williams. negro from the county,
bucked up against tough proposition
yesterday when he was taken IN hand
by Ruxon Gertie Johnson, of the sunny
domains OF upper Seventeenth Street, and
touched for exactly s525. Tom told the
police that he had given the woman q
quarter whereupon she sqnaled ana
Rugged him to suffocation, so much SO
that he swooned away in her arms and
lost the money. Gertie swore that II JUS
tice Crutchfield let her Oft she woud
beat the country negro to death. Ills
Honor will pass sentence upon her this
morning.
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md Dc Kovcr,' g ''Necklace OF Love-" sung
by Mas Lucille Busch; Chopin's Premiere
Bnllnde, Miss Lily Trevctte: MoszkowHki, 8
scherzo Waltz, OPUS 20. Miss buclie
Busch: IInwley's 'Wero a Star ana
Speaks Summer Girl" sung by Miss
Daisy 1vilsona Llszt's Rhopsodie Hou.
kroise, No. I'll Miss 11iila Hutton; Hone
II know Bank to be sung as q eluet
by Misses Myra Ackiss and Lavina Dud-
lev: Rubenstein's Tarantela, two pianos,
Miss Lucille Busch and Miss Della Dudley.
Last Weeks Recital.
One of the most enjoyable events Of the
past week was the graduating recital
given at the Woman's College on satur-
day evening, by the piano pupils Of Mr..
jacob Renhardt. assisted by the voice
pupils ofhMrs. Melvin A. Martin
Tho chapel was beautifully decorated
with palms and pink roses, while pink
shaded candelabrn lent a soft glow to
the scene. A large and representative
audience enjoyed the most excellent pro-
gramrne.
The ease and composure with which the
young ladies' performed their several parts
reflected the most artistic training
The following Is the programme.
Overture. William Tell, Rossin, Misses
Evelyn Martin. Mary Pitts, Myrtle Dod-
Dvorak, Miss Annie Louise Relnhardt, ac-
compnnied ty Miss Bessie Wilson; Para
nhase. Rigoletto, Miss Elizabeth Scott,
Verdi-Lszt; Vocal Duet, MY Boat Is
Waiting here for Thee, Smart Misses
Lnvnia Dudley and Lucille Busch; Wither-
Ing Flowers Miss Mary Pitts, Hoffman;
Fairy Fingers, Miss Ethel PicEtt, Mills;t
Song, Dry Those Tears. Miss Bessie
Wilson. Del Riego; Violin Obllgato, Miss
Reinhartt; Trcmolo Miss Myrtle Dodson,
Gottschalls; a. Die Lntosblume, Schu-
mann; b. Song, Cannot Help Loving
Thee, Clayton Johns, Miss Lavinia Dud-
Icy; Spinning Song, Miss Ruth Lewis,
Wagner-Liszt Vocal Quartotte, Cradle
Song, Rubepstein. Misses Myra Ackiss,
Daisy Wilson, Bessie Wilson, Ina Allen;
Concerto In i Minor Or. 70. Weber Miss
Evelyn Martin; Second Piano, Miss
Myrtle Dodson.
Mrs E.1bert Corman. Of HarrIsonburg,
Cook-Davenport.
The wedding Of Miss Ellen McCaw
Davenport to DR.. Henry Wireman Cook,
Of Minneapolis, Mimi, will take place
quietly at 5 o'clock this afternoon In the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
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CLASS THREATENS STRIKE.
Butler University Men Deliver
Ultimatum to Faculty.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispntch.)

Especial to THO Tlmea-DlspHtc11'I
INDIANAPOLIS, May 1.-THE senior
class Of Butler University has joined in
a petition to the faculty asking for the
reinstatement of four members Of the
class by next Tuesday. and, II this is
not done. the entire class will leave the
institution Several days ago some stu
dents gathered around the college home
after night. and bomDarded the doors
with stones.
Professor r. B. Moore was In the house
and when he appeared to protest AGAINST
the action, Of tho students, buckets OF
water were thrown upon him. Several
OF the students were suspended and
among them four members Of the senior
class. The other members have taken
up tho matter and have delivered their
ultlmntum to tho faculty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
MR.. WHEyRRY'S LOSS.
Barn and Corn Crib Totally De-
stroyed Yesterday. Afternoon. u

Mr.. Douglas Wherry, who lives ono
milo from Bon Air, suffered loss by the
burning Of his barn and corn crib about
i o'clock yesterday afternoon. These
buildings were recently constructed, and
wero totally. destroyed. His misfortune
also consisted in the loss Of two horses,
two mules and carriage. together with
several sets of harness and proIAader.
Fortunately, Mr.. Wherry, in Building his
dwelling, located 1t far enough from his
outbuiltling not to be endangered in case
of fire. All the buildings on Mr.. Wherry's
farm wero planned by himself atd built
Of the best material. Mr.. Wherry was
fully covered by Insurance.
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Charles Davenport, Of No. 71o West
Franklin Street
Personal Mention.

HefSOf1Hl
Mrs. George P. Christie, Of Brooklyn.
N. Y. Is the guest OF Mrs. Mary VICE.
was rendered q charming receptloi ny
her hostess on FRIDAY evening 'us''
Misc Marv rr,end who has been visit
Inc friends in this city, has returned to
her home in Petersburg,
The reception given last we ens oy ~ NJ
and Mrs. J. a. hrat1' OF NO. e1s . 1e,e
son Park was IN nonor OF wy ~. 'ot
OF the thirteenth as printed ~ SAo''-
Gays paper.
Mrs. Charles Curry has returned to her
home in staunton
$50
Norfolk, where she was tho guest Of Miss
Baynie Taylor.
Mr.. John D. Payne, Of Falls Church.
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out OF 10 Is to pay little attention TO
proper food, coffee In particular Will dull
the senses and make ono feel lazy and
stupid after the frst effects OF the cup
have worn off an hour or 80 after drink
Ing It.,
II was n lover of coffee says u New
York man. IT seemed to mo breakfast
was nothing without It, but noticed an
hour or 80 after breakfast dull, stupid
feeling came over me accompanied ire
quently my nausea.
'.Thinking perhaps 1t was caused by
coffee wanted 70 make sure Of II 50 J
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
II, S. COURT ADJoURNs.
Will Meet in Asheville, NJ G, on
Monday. Nav al,

The United States Circuit Court Of AP-
meals adjourned its May session In Rich
m n yesterday to meet In Asheyllle, \.
a. On Monday. May 2lst, Argument py
cases viii be begun on the 3d'
Clerk claude N. Dean viii leave here
next Saturday for Ashevllle IN order 70
have the records ready IN time FOR the
assembling OF the court.
Judge Waddll and Clerk Henry y.
Meloney will leave for Asheyllle Monday
night,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Will Hold Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Home Mis-
sion Society OF the Virginia Conference
will be held in Petersburg Tomorrow.
All interested in the work Of the society
of becoming acquainted with the many
achievements OF this great factor Of the
Methodist Church, The session will hold
three days, Ten going together can pros
cure round trip tickets on the Electric
line for nifty cents, \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15

gave up the use of coffee and drank Pos
tum in It's place. My old trouble dsap-
pea red and learned to look forward to
my Postum with MS much cagerness as !
used to look to coffee and instead OF be-
Ing bad In It's effect. Postum is very
healthy and feel mt as q lord right
along Name given by Postum Co.. Bat
Ito Creek. Mich.
There's reason why Postum helps to-
ward fame and fortune when used IN
place OF coffee, the drug drink.
Look in each package for the famous
little book, The Road to MELVILLE"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15

Mrs Morgan Treat md Miss Nancy
Grlgg have gone to Cincinnati, Q.
h Miss Grace Burgess Is the guest Of
Mrs. M. nj. Jcrrrcys in Fredericksburg
Mrs. w D. Baker will sing every Sum
day at the First Presbyterian Church In
Lynchtirg, going up to the Hill City
every Saturday night for that purpose
Mr. j. s. Cochran has returned to
Btaunton, after trip to this city.
Mr.. e. NJ. Taylor is at Goshen, Va. for
a short time.
Miss Elizabeth Conway Is tho guest
OF Mrs G. II. Warren in East Orange,
Va.
Miss Louie HudyIns, OF Norfolk. Is
the guest Of Miss Julia BldEood.
The 1unal Early Chapter. Daughters of
the Confoderncy, at Rocky Mount, Va,
elected officers at thclr last meeting rs
follows:
president, Mrs. cabcll Smith; first
vice-president Mrs. A. w. Robbins; Soc
ond vIcc-presldent, Mrs. o. II. Price; cor
RESPONDING secretary, Miss Mary Nelson
Straycr, recording secretary, Miss Mary
Robertson; treasurer, Mrs. Fl. D. billiard;
registrar, Miss Lucy T. Price; historian,
Mrs. Taylor Price.
Miss Lille Price, Of this city, was.
among those present at tea given last
Tuesday by Mrs. Robert r. DE Jarnctto,
OF Norfolk. In honor of Mrs. Charlie Dud-
ley Warner OF Hartford, Conn.
5 go
d Mr. John Yarbrough IS on a short visit
to Staunton
Miss Alberta Wright recently visited
her sister, Mrs. George Masters, in New
port News
Mr.. r. 9. Pratt, who has been studying
medicine here has gone to his home in
King George county. for the summer.
The Rev. Dr. A. l.. Phillips and the
Rev. Mr.. Porter ars in staun ton.
Misses Charlotte and Margaret Stephen
son have returned to Warm Springs, Va,
after visit to Richmond and other cities
OF Eastern Virginia,
Mr. Arthur stransbury, OF Norfolk, is
spending few days In this city. ji,g1
Mrs. G. D. Wilson, who has been the
guest of Mrs. George A. Cottrell, In
staunton, has returned to Richmond.
Miss Mary slaven, Of near Monterey,
Va, is in the, city for medical treatment.
Mr.. Mark McGhee. has reygned his
position here and will return to his home
In Fredericksburg.
Mr. Frank Crumpton has returned to
Danville after visit ia, Richmond and,
Washington. +
80. .i5i$a2;:%b
Mr.. Charles E. Atkins is the guest Of
his parents in Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Andrews, who
have been here attending the funeral Of
their son-n-lnw. Mr.. Harry Wakefield
have returned to Hampton, accompanied
by Mrs. Wakefield and little daughter
Mrs. Wakefield will make her home In
Hampton.
iting her sister, Mrs Robinson. Of Man
chester
The Rev. J. NJ Beadles and wife, Of
Orange, Va. are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Mayo, Mr., c. B. An
trim, Miss Maude Davis and Mrs. w. II.
Davis are among the guests at Mecklen-
burg Hotel, Chase City
Mrs. Edgar Gum. who has been spend
Ing the past week at Monnt Airy, has re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. W. S, Murrays family have moved
to their new home. No. 400 Hanover Ave
nuo.
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Memorial Scholarship.

The many friends Of tho late Bishop
John Brockenbrough Newton In Richmond
and throughout Virginia, and those Of
his family, will re much gratfled to
know that II former generous parishioner
I OF his belonging to st. Luke's in Norfolk,
has endowed scholarship in the Epis-
copal Seminary, near Alexandria to his
memory.
az Few mon in the Episcopal Church OF
this state were more beloved than Bishop
Newton and few have left behind them a
record OF more good work done and help
given during the course of an honorcd and
useful passionate.
s The fact that appreciation Of his good
ness and usefulness has come In the shape
of so fine q memorial will give pleasure
to all hearing Of It. Bishop Newton was
rector Of Monumental Church in Rich
,nond for q number of years. Mrs. New
ton, several Of her sons, and her daugh-
E ter, Mrs. w. G. Stanard, still live here.
Mrs. Axtell Chairman.
Richmond people are still talking about
the great success of the A. p. V. a. ex-
3cursion to jamestown on Saturday last.
On yesterday they were making their
acknowl Judgements for the excursion, who
attended the general meeting OF tho as
eociatlon held in the rooms OF the Vir-
ginia Historical Society,"
To Mrs. Axtell, more than to any other
one person, the accomplishing of the ex-
cursion without a single drawback Is
due. And this is what her A. p, v. a.
friends were saying to her. as. each one
clniu mp Tor tns Ileasurc OF handshake
o, congratulations, one seeing her for
the first time since Saturday Certainly
Mrs. Axtell proved tho most resourcetul
and efficient chairman possible and has
established a precedent that few Will
Y be able to follow.
Graduating Recital.
" A graduating recital at Womans Col
lege will DO given by the pupils of Mr.. a.
f. Unkel assisted by the voice pupils OF
Mrs. Melvin Martin. Friday evening, May
18th, at SIG o'clock. in college chapel
The following programme will be pre-
scented Hungarian fantaisle, by Liszt,
Miss Marie Cogbin; Piusuiti's Water
Lilies" by vocal quartette, composed Of
Misses Nlyra Acklss, Lavlnia Dudley,
Lucille Busch and Irma Allen; Medels-
sohns Scherzo q Caprtccio, Miss Della
Dudley: Hastings 'For Love Of You."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
NO PLACE
Tho Lazy Ones Must Stand ABIDE,

y The dull heavy feeling from coffee may
not amount 10 much In itself, but It's q
great obstacle In the way OF fam" and
fortune for 1t kills ambition and makes
one lazy and finally sick,
The succeasful men or women must
first conquer themselves. The way to
conquer that dull, stupid feeling . times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Beauty ths Complexion.
IN TEN DAYS.
.Nadinola
III. UNEQUALED
B EAUTlFlER Z, en-
dor.ed BY thousa nd..
sua- anteed to remove
frsekle :., rin,pilIcss. all
facial discolorations
a n d restore the
LAo,,%., ~ <,nu4h

The wor,e cases III twenty days zoe. and
$l.oo At al leading drug stores, or by mail,
Prepared BY NATIONAL TOILET co.. Paris. Tenn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Can You
Cut Out
the yellow Streak?


makeup less
hbt9 it working kill
big Of mgs deaden what thoroughbred
Langud
hardly half alive cannot
the world
for the best efforts of keen people.
Build back mind and healthy
plus
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Mrs. George P. Christie. Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, Is the guest OF Mrs. Mary VICE.
ershan1 In Winchester Va. Mrs. Christie
was rendered q charming reception by
her hostess on Friday evening last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15

Mrs Morgan Treat md Miss Nancy
Grlgg have gone to Cincinnati, 0.
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Poems You Ought to Know.

occupation be- and however crowded your
least minutes every
DAY your life with bit Of poey-Prof
Eliot Norton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-15
Postum
There's a Reason

NoTE-poum only good
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No. ssl.
ROND.:.E|:'.L|[.
BY A. q. sw1NBURNE.

his portrait autograph and biographical
printed this sorlos i I
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Cook-Davenport.

The wedding Of Miss Ellen McCaw
Davenport to DR. Henry Wireman Cook,
of Minneapolis, Mimi, will take place
quietly at o'clock this afternoon In the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
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b Miss Grace Burgess Is the guest Of
Mrs. M. nj. Jcfrrcys in fredericksburg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
BRISTOL.
Batbitt Post Holds Election to
Fiji Vacancies Caused by
Death

At a regular meeting of Babbitt post.
No. 10, G. A. r, in Grand Army hall,
Commander George II. Peck presided.
James D. WardweI was elected quarter
master, to ill the vacancy caused by the
recent death of stephen w. Church.
The work Of building the state road
on the bristol Ferry road has been re-
sumed by the Lewis j. Pierce Building
company OF Providence.
The records show the transfer of a
house lot situation on the north side Of
Wardwep street from Bernard Hart TO
Colonel S. =. Colt. Also the sale OF a
house and three lots OF land on the east
side OF Simmons street by Henry II.
Congdon 20 Alfred Carey.
While IL Is early yet to decide upon a
chief marshal for the Fourth OF July
parade, several persons have been mem
toned as candidates, among them Russell
G.. Colt son Of Colonel S. Il. Colt. also
lie Baron c. Colt, son OF Judge lie b. b.
Colt, who ts general manager OF the fac
tory Of the National India Rubber COM
pany
f. II. Hammill. Judge of probate court
Is spoken OF very favorably as orator for
Independence day
As a vacancy has been made on the
board OF tax assessors by the death Of
stephen w. Church and the board meets
In June 10 assess taxes. the council will
be compelled 20 make a. appointment the
coming month, probably at the next
monthly meeting. Tuesday evening next
Mrs John Taylor Lewis, daughter OF
Lieutenant Governor w r. c. wardwell.
who has been visiting her father and sis
ter. will return 10 her home at Clarks-
Vile. Va, tomorrow.
Miss Clara l.. Hcnnng. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles l.. Hcnnng. will leave
tomorrow FOR Boston, where she Will en-
ter the CAlldrcns hospital In that city
20 become a trained nurse
Ex Commodore Joseph T.. Fletcher Is
having power boat built at McNaught
boat shop. which will be OF cedar with
mahogany trimmings.
an ordinance has been passed by tho
town council regulating the speed OF
automobiles in the compact part OF the
town and the suburbs Yesterday the
roads W. filled with autos. The drivers
or whiclWaid little heed to the Z finance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-30
Miss Ellen Terry at home - S;. w. ,.rs.

London. April 3O-At the close Of the
performance at His Majesty's theatre
Friday night at which Miss Ellen Terry
had remarkable reception. recalling the
farewell benefit TO Miss Nelly Farren, a
pretty scene had been arranged for the
presentation of the Piaygoers' clubs sill
yer casket and an address in commemora-
zion OF the actress jubilee.
Mr. Beerbohm Tree, still in his Falstaf
makeup. recited an ode of congratulation,
at the close of which a dove futtered
down from the flies carrying scroll,
which was taken by a dainty fairy. who
presented it to the heroine OF the evening.
The scroll contained a rhymed response,
having rected which Miss Terry shook
hands with Mr.. Tree and, with great emo
ton said her feelings would not allow her
to express In words what che felt. Mr.
Tree and a deputation OF the Playgoers
club then presented the casket which is
! embellished in relief with pictures Of
olympian games and places of public en-
tertainment in Athens. The ceremonA
closed with a scene of notable enthu.
/ slasm.
Miss Terry's great success was won In