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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31
PRIZE TOBACCO.
Sales to Be Held This Year at
Amelia Instead Of at Chula.

especial 20 The Times Dispatch
AMELIA. COURTHOUSE VA. De-
cSnDer So.-Christnas has passed so far
Pleasantly and quietly. except for thc
hllns OF a negro. as reported and the
robbery Of Gregory's store at Chula by a
negro whom MI Gregory had befriended
and recently bailed from Jail
Ire use OF intoxicating drink I'm this
community. where their sale is forbidden.
is a noticeable feature and many young
negro Boys ana men are seen drunk after
teeN are paid OF for their work. The
officers here have work TO do I'm ferreting
out these violations Of law
very pleasant Photographic entertain
ient was given IN the courthouse Fri
Gay night by Mr. Charles Stengel 1sany
OF the selections We're very fine and dis
unct ana good. natural limitations OF
the human voice. The attendance was
good
The tobacco association. has arranged
with Messrs. w T. Tucker. Jr. a. Co.
Of blackstone Va. 20 prize their assoc
citation tobacco here instead Of az Chula.
as was done last year. This point is more
central. and the bank being here makes
u much more convenient for the menu
Ders. The warehouse is TO ue opened ON
January Stn 30 receive tobacco. and many
new parties are plcdgng their tobacco.
The prices for tobacco sold by the assoc
citation have been profitable and highly
satisfactory 20 the farmers. The assocta-
tons tobacco is carefully handled by
bonded men. and their work is guaranteed
in every particular. New association
prizeries are located this season at several
points in Buckingham. Cumberland Lun-
enburg and Mecklenburg counties The
crop is fully fifty per cent. short In
pounds and poor iu quality. and this fully
justfies the association in holding for
fair prices.
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CHRISTMAS TREE.
Delightful Event Given at Home
Of Mr.. Hundley. in Farmville.

lHlfcldl I'd ines I'til..iI
FARMNILLE. VA. December on.-One
% the happiest events of She week was
Christmas tree given by Miss sue w.
Edmunds at the hospitablc home of Mr..
Eddie Hundley. near Farmviue on
"Wednesday afternoon no . O'Clock the
little folk assembled. and i'm the spacious
hail. with its Nuietde fire. were enter
tanned for a while by Rotations.
Little Miss Frances Hundley recitcd in
her own quaint and cunning little way
"The Night Before Christmas" Master
Campbell Hundiev came next with IAN ap-
proprate selection. why do Bells for
Xmas Ring?" Miss Margaret HundIev
reclted Revenge and Miss India Ell
munds christmas Time" The last re-
citation The Happy Tree" by Miss
Elizabeth Hundloy was followed by the
happy scramble for the parlor. where
the Christmas tree was literally ablaze
with lights and toys and bon-bous.
Mr. T1os. ". Edmunds was the portly
and jOcund "Old Santa Claus. and after
the tree had been duly admired he pro-
ceeded to his work of distributing the
gifts. old folk and children alike We're
remembered. and every face beamcd with
happiness and good will
Among those present were Misses
Elizabeth Margaret and Frances Humid
ley. Leila Richardson. India Edmunds
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Fire at Emporia.

EMPORIA. VA. December 20.-Empo-
ria came within an ace 90 having "a most
disastrous FIRE tonight about ..30 o'clock
The Tilar- Smith Hardware Company.
probably the largest firm Of its kind in
Southsido Virginia. was discovered 10 be
on fire The flames appeared first on the
third story Of the building Before the
fire had made much headway towards the
lower floors the FIRE department arrived.
and after n hard fight Of thirty minutes
got the fire under control. The entire
store was flooded with water. and the
damage 10 stock by fire and water will
no doubt extend into the thousands. The
fire apparently originated on the top
floor, among "a large supply Of matches
and set on by rats The Tillar- smith
Company is located in the heart OF the
business centre.
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new YEAR GERMAN
IN FREDERICKSBURG
Brilliant Dance Ends Week OF
Many Festivities-Winter
Schedule Of Steamers.

Especial fo THE T.-res- )i.paf.hI
FkEDERlCHsBCRG VA. December
S1-rho Sow Years german haid ~ tao
opera House saturday night was . fitting
rNmaN ior the CLOSE OF ftc Christmas
week testFiues. u was "a brilliant event
ne floor was flDd Win handson .
couples many spectators were present
and number Of visitors from distant
points were among the participants and
t1e lookers-on. Donch's Orchestra. OF
Washington. furnished tho music Az
innniEAt there was cessation iu tn.
dancing and refreshments served The
dancing was resumed later ana continued
nutl rho early hours OF morn
Mr. Rufus p. King. formerly ~ This
eit| more recently ~ Baltimore. has
opened wholesale chair business az
Jacksonville. Fla. and Mr.. J. y. Raw
iinks ~ this city. is one of his travelling
statesmen.
Messrs q. u. Foster and s. r Foster.
~ this city. have purchased OF T.. g.
NillawS. of Washington. several large
tracts 80 timber land in Prince william
county. ara wiu begin cutting ana ship
ping me timber g. Northern markets ar
am early date
Tom Dennis ono ~ the old ante
teii-m negroes. Who has been "a faithful
cniploye OF the Rowe family. AZ thi-
CITY since the close OF the civil War. dici
'Nls wee r. tie was well known and re-
spF ted hy both white ana coiored
on January 5th tho winter schedule,
for steamers ou tho Rappahannock River
viii begin The change reduces tho NUM-
her az steamers % fredericksburg from
ttroe week 20 two n week. After tie
GATE named. steamers win leave hove for
baltimore on Monday ~ g. ~. and Fri
dav at n. arriving here SATURDAY.
and Thursday night. Tho steamer rec D -
ing here Thursday night wil come
through from Norfolk
Mrs. George u. Morrison. % Spot-vl
Fa1ia county. who has been UNDERGOING
treatment az the Memorial Hosni+a, g.,
Richmond has returned % ho- home
much improved in health
The sunday school Christmas ceioAra-
ron ~ Trinity Episcopal Church. th. last
OF tNese interesting events ~ the season.
took place yesterday afternoon and 3,
large number ~ presents tov=. corfeo-
IONS. etc.. Were given 20 the scholars.
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NOTABLE WEDDING.
Mr.. Joseph Albert Bell and Miss
Mary Gaines United.

IHNeflai 70 me liineS ilspdfcn.
WARRENTON. VA. December 90
beautiful wedding Of unusual social Ill
tcrest took place there Thursday at S
o'clock from the Saint James Episcopal
Church. The contracting parties were
Miss Mary Foster Gaines and Mr.. Joseph
Albert Bell. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. w ~. Laird. The brides
gown was rich creation Of white satin
and real lace and her veil was caught
with sunburst Of diamonds that WAS
worn by her fraternal grandmother. She
carried a huge bouquet Of Bride roses.
The maid Of honor, Miss Elizabeth Tay-
Tor Gaines sister Of the brile. wore white
radiUm trimmed with silver. and carried
a shower bouquet Of red carnations
The best man was Mr.. J. Watts Waring.
Of Charleston. 5. O. The bridesmaids
were Misses Sallie Tyler. Marshall. Van
Brooke Payne. Lettice Lee Clark, Of Mo-
bile. Ala. and Elizabeth Trescott. OF
washington. and they were Rowncd In
white point ID esprit over taffeta, and
carried holly wreaths.
The ushers were Messrs. William II.
Gainee, Jr., brother OF the bride; GAYLORD
Leo cleSS. OF Mobile. Ala,i John .6tupaE
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ROUND OF PLEASURE
IN CHATHAM TOWN
Young People Have Some Enter
tainment Every Night in
Week.

s. L
CHATHAM. Va, December 29.-This
has been "a gala week. and not one nicht
has passed without some function for the
pleasure ~ the young people. Cn Tuesday
night the opening german was given In
the Opera House boy the young men We'd
nesday night Miss Bessie Dabnev cav. a
reception IN honor of Misses W inrfeId of
Roanoke. Thursday afternoon Miss Ma
ME Petty entertained "a large party of
Slii friends and Thursday night the Ma
sons gave a banquet at the hofu. of
Miss Bessie Tredway. at which a large
number Were present. and after satisfy
ing the inner cravings several toasts were
responded To- which added very much TO
The pleasure of the evening. Friday night
The young ladies gave a german i'm the
opera house. which was by far one OF
The most delightful occasions Of the holi-
days. The dancing was commenced at $50
and kept Up without cessation until az
ter Numerous pretty figures We're
danced. led by different young ladies'. and
the large number Of couples present az
mo- time gave evidence of the leas. IA
tigue.
The younger set was entertained by
Misses Elsie and Kate Tredwav Thurs
day night at various games. after which
delightful refreshments were served on
the same night Or and Mrs q. T. Car
ter entertained the children The little
folks INDUCED ia games for several hours.
after which they We're very much refresh
ed with fruits and refreshments
Friday night Miss Virginia Halle enter
tanned mt progressive finch Six tables
We're filled and the game. which lasted
for several hours. at no time was lack
ing i'm interest Hon0rs for the girls and
boys prizes were warmly contested. and
when counting time came Miss Eva Tired
way came out winner for the girls and
was presented with a handsome volume
OF Paradise Lost" Mr. Henry Bennett
won the boys prize which was "A copy
of paradise Regained.' Serving of re-
freshmcnts closed the evening of pleas
ure.
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MERRY YOUNG PEOPLE
Young Lady of King William
Gives Delightful Entertainment

fSuefI4 ~... Tho q. mos rff s-,af.-,
KING WILLIAM VA. December IN -
MISS Mary Robinson delightfully."- enter
tanned last evening in honor of Lev charm
Ing guest. Miss jamie Richardson ~
south Boston. A merry lot 81 young peo-
"le with the spirit Of Christmas aero.v
in their hearts made tho house CAV with
music. laughter and dance. Christmas
decorations ~ holly prevailed through
tho house. and Were beautifully carried
into effect FL the duiur-room. where the
green leaves and bright rcd berries were
caught in amongst the fruits ana con-
fecions. Af'cr supper the dance was
continued til O'Clock. when the guests
reluctantly departed
Among those present were Miss SaIle
penn Gregory. Miss Mann Robinson.
Miss Mildred Lipscomb. Miss Esther
Edwards. Miss Vera Arnold. Miss Waller
Gregory Miss Ida Montague. Miss Eunica
Edwards. Miss Worldly Montague Miss
sophie Robinson Miss jamie Richardson.
~ south Boston. and others. ard Misses
Byrd Pollard. Clinton Robins. Latane
Gregory Roy Robins. Everett Edwards.
Mat Fuller. Malcolm Clarke. Jesse T..
Milhous. OF Rlchmond Carroll Green.
Vernon Arnold. Lewis Montague and Fm-
NETT Littlepage.
Mr. Latane Gregory. OF %evuort News
is spending some time at Woodbury.
With lis parents, Dr. and Mrs. d.
Gregory.
Mr. Herbert King. who was home for
christmas Day. has returned TO Rich
mond.
Mr. Burruss- the new preacher for the
Acouinton Methodist Church. preached for
the first time last Sunday.
Miss Bernice Edwards is visiting her
sister. Mrs. 5. 8 Robinson.
Miss Sophie Robinson. OF the Woman
College. is Al her hcme. Springfield. " for
the holidays
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DELIGHTFUL DANCE
At BLACKSTONE
Local Post, T. P. A., Hosts at
German Enjoyed by Large
Number.

BLACKSTONE. Va December 3d.
One of the most enjoyable and successful
germans Of the season was given here m
the Music HAN Friday night by the
Blackstone German Club. There were
more than one hundred and nifty persons
present and during the entire evening at
least fifty couples We're dancing. The han
was tastefuly decorated with the ever
green's Of the Christmas season. and the
bunting selected to represent the II. Il.
A. colors. as the local post OF ~ i. A.
Of America gave an elegant and bOuntiful
supper at the Blackstone Hotel TO the
guests and dancers. the entire affair be-
ing under the auspices Of the local post.
Among those dancing We're Misses
Bland Epes Elizabeth Jackson Mary
Jones. Bessie Jones. Gladys and Pauline
Heathorue. N4dge Buttcrworth NJ Peters
burg. Mary BAIT and Fanny Baxter Epes.
Clare and Suite overly. Thomas. Mary
Epes. Of Nottoway Courthouse; Bobby
Cheatham. Gertrude Hardaway. Smith.
Wilson and Hiderson, Of Dinwiddie. Ma
bel Jackson. Louise Hurt. Josie Jones
and Margaret Hurt. and Messrs William
Neblett r. l.. Harris. Edward Epcs w.
H. Robertson, Jr. J. Y. inge. Epes Har-
Boyle and Travis Epes. Of Dinwiddie:
Thrift II. B. Epes. William j. Harris.
J. j.. Jones. Ashton Thomas, A. r. Nc
Nony. Edward Bagly Hunter and Frank
Irby. Maddie Harris. Luton Harda way. OF
Washington. D. c. and Mr.. and Mrs w.
II Robertson, Or. and Mrs w V. Atkins.
Dr. and Mrs R. J. Adams. Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Irby Moncure.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Robertson, MT and
Mrs. +. r. Epes Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Epes
Dr. and Mrs. George Seay, DR. and Mrs.
r. a. Epes. Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Tuggie.
Miss Mary Oliver Fitzgerald. Miss Maria
Tuggie end a large number OF others
Music was furnished by an orchestra from
RetRxabuxg.
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SOCIAL. AND
Personal


Song for New Years Eve.
Stay yet my f'ieuds. moment stay
stay tin The good Old Year
So long companion of our way
Shakes hands. and leaves US here,
Oh. stay; oh. stay.
ono little hour. and then away
Pie year. whose hopes We're high and
strong.
Has now no hopes 20 wake.
Yet one hour more OF jest and song.
For his familiar sake
OH. stay. oh. stay.
one mirthtul hour. ana then away.
Tho kindly year. his liberal hands
Have lavished all his store
And shall We turn from where he stands,
Because ne gives no more2
Oh. stay, OH stay.
one grateful hour. and then away.
by William Cullen Bryant.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31
Chose Masonic Officers.

ISQec a - The Times Dispatch1
Ell REkA MILLS. VA. December 50 -
At the stated communication Of St
Johns Lodge Of M7s0ns held Friday
night. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing twelve months:
J. q. Darlington. wOrshipful master:
r. ". Payne senior warden. F. c.
Thornton. Junior warden. a. ]. Terry.
treasurer, A. l.. Cox secretary. l.. W
Morton. senior deacon; c.. II. Hoy. Junior
deacon, j. r. Dunnavaut steward and
tiler Revs T. Cox, \. 3. Sharpe r. J..
McNalr. cIanlains
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Scottsburp Robbed

SCOTTSBTRG. Va. December 30
The large dry goods store Of this town.
owned by J. NJ Lacy x Bro was broken
into by thieves in the early hours to-
day and robbed Of shoes. dry goods.
jewelry. etc. 20 the value approXimated
NJ 5000 Nine pairs Of fve-dollar pa
tent leather shoes We're taken. There
We're probably five or six engaged in the
robbery and they are supposed to have
gone in the direction Of Richmond.
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Christmas Dancers.

The Christmas dance Of the Richmond
Junior German Club. which took place on
Friday evening last. az the Hermitage
Golf Club. proved most delightful
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Larus Jr.
and MI and Mrs. r +. Stacy were the
chapcrons and made every effort to
render the evening enjoyable The ger
man was led by the president Of the club.
Mr Hugh Rose. with Miss Fannie Miller
and those dancing We're ar. Hunter W
Camp. with Miss Sadie Neaie: NIr. Walter
I. Lefew with Miss Claire Smith. Nr
Frederick Darlington with Miss Helen
Tanner: Mr. Ernest b Allen with Miss
Trigg Mt Westwood Williams with Miss
Willie Crltchheld. Mt Lewis I4arus
with Miss Eula May Burke: Mr. Ire
william Turner with Miss Marie Herbert.
Mr. Glare Evans with Miss Elizabeth
WinEo. Mr.. Edward Mccarthy with Miss
Sylvia Augustine. Mr. John Royal with
Miss Virginia Fleming. Mt Abbott Archer
with Miss Louise Boudar. Afr. Larkin
Glaze brook, Jr. with Miss Mary
Chalmers: Mr.. c. Watson James Jr
with Miss Elizabeth King. Mr.. Mitchell
Brown with Miss Alice Nelson: Mr. VIII
liam Grlgg with Miss Gunther. Mr. Cory
don sutton with Miss Mary Crump; NJ
Pichegru Voolfolk with Miss Virginia
Watkins: Mr.. Joseph CAL with Miss Ger
trude Taylor Mr.. stephen Putney Jr
with Miss Nora Randolph. Mr. Robert
Phifer with Miss Katherine Gum: Mr.
John James with Miss Josephine Elicit:
Messrs. Mason Berkeley. Wexford
Brockenbrough. Wallace Henderson. Ruth
erfoord Rose. Harold Threadcraft. Jean
Gunder. Otway ChalHey. Carl Fleming
and Paul Christian
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Anniversary Of
THEIR WEDDING
Ar. and Mrs. a. w. Jennings Re
ceive Congratulations of
Their Many Friends.
ELEGANT SUPPER SERVED
9evy of Young Ladies Assist in
Scrving-Dancing and
Games.
Is9tclaI y m rIme. -Dl-satcbl

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31
NINE YEAR-0LO BOY
KILLED WHILE HUNTING

SCOTTSBTRG. VA. December 90
George Ashby. nine years ~ age "a son
~ Luther Ashhy living I'm this COM
munity while ont with q hunting party
yesterday was accidentally shot and
killed fun load % large shot tore the
back of the little boys head ali to
plocas
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No. 1893.
Time S Song.
No. 1908.

BY WINTHROP MAcKWoRTH
biographical with selections have alead
In
mount n greet M as Igo
a my dng flow
vii my
crust is spea
Grief within
@ is novh farne7
7 In tors vi hath nearcbi nh ar1e7
n uy rl bough nered Why fast"
And I
he Ger the wild
tho cattl fed
began m Memor wflno tsav
turns away
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Left for Washington.

Prince Henri de Cray. Of Belgium. who
has been ID at the Hygeia Hospital. left
Thursday for Washington. His health
IS much improved. as his many friends
in this city viii be glad 10 know
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At the Art Club.

Mr.. Michel lie Tamowski will give a
talk ON Gothic Sculpture" at the Rich
mond Art Club Tuesday afternoon at
Ala O'Clock Miss Anne Fletcher VIII
preside at the tea table.
Each member OF the club Is entitled
TO bring a guest
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Poems You Ought to Know

Whatever occupation
with affairs
day for refrehment Of inner life poetry-Prof
Charles Eliot
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Confederate Card Party.

The lakewood Memorial Association is
making plans for a card party to be given
on the evening Of January eth. ir the
old Van Lew house. now the Virginia
club
The parlors OF the club Will be thrown
open and beautiful decorations will he
I'm the Confederate Colors-red and white.
Tho score cards FOR the game Of pro
grcssive euchre. which will be played. will
be dainty and unique creations i'm reI
and white
A number u pretty young girls will
assist I'm keeping score and serving re
freshments The proceeds will 10 FOR the
fund which IS being raised 20 entertain
the veterans at the reunion next spring.
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Birthday Party.

on Thursday evening last little Miss
Mary Louise Chalkiey. Of 40 34Co Grove
Avenue. entertained q number OF her
friends from to - o'clock. in honor OF
her fourteenth birthday
Christmas decorations in red and green
prevailed in parlors and han Holly.
cedar and palms We're effectively used
w the dining-room. and Christmas bells
were hung from the chandeliers and Al
intervals around the room.
Among those invited were Misses Mary
Brown. Margaret Powers Lucille VIII
lams, Flsie Williams. Josephine Powell
Edna Powell. Elizabeth Gray. Elise
Smith. elise Jones. Corinne Saunders.
Belle Gayle. Miriam Harris. Louise Bur
kert. Lottie BurSort. Mamie wyatt. Ida
Wyatt Eugeuia johnson. Alice Marcuse.
ana Messrs Clarence Wyatt Donald Reg
lister. Charles Register. Philip Brown.
James Conrad. Aubrey Carter. Frank
Beavers. Wayne France. Willard Jones.
Tom German John Green, Cary Martin.
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The Weekly Calendar.

Monday-Netcrans' Christmas tree. ut
Lee Camp Horue. 80 y. A. Miss Kaspar
no Woman CLUB. az s.2o p VI. Dance
of Monday German. En- Masonic Temple.
from To - O'Clock az night. Misses
N'nl-s afternoon tea and evening en-
teftaiunent Dance at Hermitage Golf
'lun in tine evening under the direction
OF MessfS. Miller and Williams
Tuesday Milton Work Whist club meets
in afternoon ut Woman's Club New
Year reception bv Mrs. and Miss Branch.
BY Mrs. Preston Carson. At the EXecu-
tive Mansion from $50 60 1890 z NJ
AT the hermitage Golf club I'm the after
noon Miss Nancy Green Watson's tea.
from 90 =. ~. Misses Eryin's birth
day party. at Richmond Hotel. in the
evening
Wednesdays Silver tea an SO Sll Floyd
Avenue. from 90 p. NJ. by Wh,tttc
Memorial Circle OF Kings Dauzntcrs.
Sninauit-frew wedding. as Fairu CUNT
History Class 81 Womans Cl4h in af-
ternoon
card party. i'm honor Of Miss Roberta
Trgg Kate Whcelock Whist Club en-
the afternoon. with Mrs g r. Win-o.
Junior lakewood Memorial Association.
with Mrs. g.. w. Masse. Of No 2721 East
Broad Street. m 4,3o F. NJ Church Hu
Auxiliary ~ the Retreat for the Sick.
ar f3" j. NJ, so 81 North Twenty NTH
Street
Friday Emma Andrews Whist Club
with Mrs Edward Crump. ar Chesterfield
in the afternoon a. T. V A. annual
tea from To T. A. az No. 707 East
Franklin Street Recital OF Richmond
Conservatory or Music. at S.20 2 NJ
Mrs. Joel PERKINS, reception. in honor Of
Miss Phillips. from 20 P. NJ. az
Womau's Club.
saturday Reception AZ Deep Run Hunt
/ Nluh parlors IN afternoon. Dance in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-31
In Honor Of Miss Witt.

Miss Brent Witt was guest OF honor
At an en;ovabie box-party given satur-
dav evening by Mr.. John Aiken Branch.
~ Yale University. 70 see the perform
ance ~ TITS All Your Fault" az the
Academy Of Music.
Miss Fife Branch chaperoned the party.
and the guests were Misses Brent Witt.
Avis Grant. Lillian Binford and Fila
Buck: Messrs. Frsxine Buford Fred
Campbell. Stuart Christian and Harvey
Ham, Of Yale University.
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The Junior lakewood Memorial Associa-
ton viii meet with the pres dent. Mrs
G. w Massie. OF no. 272t East Broad
street, Thursday afternoon. at $50
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Jewish Council to Meet.

The Council OF jewish Women Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 4.15 o'clock
in the vestry-room of Beth Ahabah Tenn
pie.
An hour of social intercourse will f1i-
low the rendition OF a special program
and delicious refreshments will be served.