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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
PUBLIC REcoRDa

Howard Sheep company Ia j. ~.
Pitts-W Deed. Lot adjoining Ash
Fork.
&. T. Lewis aud wife "a =. r., =. d
y. u. X. Gov. Deed. Lot -, block
3. Ash Fork
Ramon Mcndibles locates Esperanza
mine, Pine Grovc district
John l.. simmons locates Annie
Belle mine. Tip Top district.
The Annie Mines company amends
Articles of Incorporation.
-. l.. Robinson to i. Carrigin Bill
Of Sale. se5. Gas engine and ma
chinrry. MARTINEZ district.
Peter Papina Ia r. T.. fiizsimmons
Bill ~ Sale. $500. l70 head Of eat
tie
Levi Young files affidavit Of ns-
sessment work ON Lonesome Valley
mine. Verde district.
Tom Lewis ct al locate four mines,
Peek dipirict.
q. w! Hull and wife Ia school Dis
trict No. S-W. Dead. Lot %. Sehool
House block. Jerome and west feet
Of lot l, same block.
Jose VaIenza to school District No.
90. G. Deed Lot I, School House
block. Jerome.
John Finato to Lawrence Obdoneto
M Deed. Two-third interest In
Consolation and Comet mines, MAJ
tincz district.
Dark Cloud Mining company To-
Gates Dark Cloud mine, Prescott dis
triet.
u. X. Melick and y. q. Douglas -
Arizona Copper company - v =.
Deed. Two water rights, Walnut
Grove district.
Daniel II. Condron TO Arizona
Placer eompsny-Q. G. Deed. Rocky
placer. Walnu. Grove district.
A. u. Hurley locates two mines,
Weaver district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
SHADOWS CAST BY ELECTIONS

Thrive weeks hence. the on-ycnr
elections win take place. aud the rc-
suit. WIN hc regarded %. the trend of
public sentiment. The fail election,
preceding % presidential campaign
have generally been reliable indica.
lions of what will take place the next
year, ~ 1905. Maryland and Ken
lucky went Republican. forcshldow-
ing th, success of Mckinley in 1896.
Roswell T.. Flower carried New York
for governor. in 1871. hy 5000. aud
Horace Bocs was elected in Iowa.
Cleveland won twelve months later
in 1883, Forakcr's defeat by George
lIoadlev in Ohio was followed hy the
first Democratic national success since
the war. Wner" are we likely 10
find. next month. the evidences upon
which to base ocr predictions for
1905!
Only six states elect governors
Kentucky. Maryland. Massachusetts,
Mississippi, New Jersey and Rhode
Island. Four Of these row have Dem.
ocroiic governors. Kentucky. Mary
land ana Mississippi viii. probably.
stay in the Democratic column. The
only question seems 10 lac a. to Mary
land. Ia Rhode Island. the Republic.
ans seem 10 have made good nomin-
ation m Mr.. Jpekson, and have prom.
ised ctr@.iin badly needed reforms.
The slit over thc scna,orsbip has
been healed Nv the withdrawal ~
Colonel colt. \ wear ago. the Dem
ocra,s elected the governor, AMI one Of
the two congressman. Tho party. IN
Rhode Island. IL stiIl under the dom.
nation of Aldrich. the fatber-in.law
of John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. but gen.
cral Brayton. the former leader If
the corrupt ring, has improved his
pariy's chances. by retiring.
Massachusetts will, doubtless, re-.
elect Governor Quill. the sturdy cham.
pion Of tariff reform. The Bay state
Democrats thought they had chance
To win. but the convention split In
twain. two candidates for governor
being named, Henry NJ. Whitney anj
General Bartlett. Strong efforts are
being made 10 induce Bartlett IL get
out Of th" way, but II is not likely
that the factions can he harmonizsd.
New Jersey. which was ms reliably
Democratic N Georgia. few years
ago, again is claimed by the Bour.
bons. last year, they sent n Demo-
cratic majority to the Legislature. but
the Republican hold-over senators
turned the balance the other way 1t
has been the invariable rule. in ma
tional politics, that as New York goes
so goes the country. New Jersey has
almost as invariably gone the same
way, with New York.
In the Empire state, there is no gov
ernor to .olcet, but two judges Of the
court ofssppeals, and n Legislature, are
to he ehasen. When II is recalled that,
just year ago, the Republic pms elcc-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

'ainS s'cuf" 'b,ir WINTER supplies by
mail. and 10 it IN canton. where rail
roads have ~ yet been unab., %
penetrate. The United states. IN fact.
is twelve times as large as IA, ihtcc
committees combined IL j. stid THAT N
England the average distance q letter
90 mail package travels Is forty and in
GERMANY forty-two miles Esiiml'os
ios 40, United STATES show Tue 20, rage
distance ,o bc 5i9 miles.
il is probable that with reduction
Do rates and an expansion 10 the size
COZ mail packages there would hc an
enormous Increase in business. bat 1t
Wonld not necessarily be- 100 increase
10 distance To- De- carried The con
trarv ~ likely To- hc true. The lcgiti-
male area ot the parcels post j. NOR
of less circumscrihcd. People about
Chicago would send 10 Chicago. au1
those near New Nork would ,lo business
IN that market The question of time
allowance operates against sending of
packages for long distances \ man
IN California will think twice before
he writes letters tu New York for u
small package when would take from
one ,o two weeks TO go aud return
when he could probably get the sam"
thing IN his home metropolis Of S,p
Francisco.
The true function ~ the rc"l-
posi- j. to put any man IN touch with
the nearest store which can supply hi.
wants at the proper price. II makes
no difference whether ne lives IN Nil.
waukcc ~ in ~. Louis he will write
10 tho n'mrcsi good supply house for
the things he needs and ~ n rule h.
will not write for II until time becomes
an important factor.
II Germany. which IL Ilirlr large
country of lis kind. although it has
an cSifmely dense population, can at
ford to handle packages for trifl"
over cent pound. when j. the rate
now paid 10y newspapers in the United
states. IL j. evident this country ought
To hc able to handle parcels for II
cents - pound as reasonable begin
ming. The idea of those who are uow
advocating parcels post most s'tcn-
uouslv j. that the reduction IN rate Ia
II cents a pound and an increase Of
limit to II ~ merely IN experimental
change.
II this slight reform proves to bc
successful and reasonably profitable I'm
effort will then he made 10 put the
United States on q par with the splcn
lid postal service of Grca, Britain
where not only letters but parcels up
To- ~ pounds in weight are delivered
NJ every house, both in TIL city and
enuutrV
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
NOT ENOUGH COPPER
TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND

NEW YORK. Oct. -. For this
month the supply of new copper will
be- in the ncighborhood OF 100000
pounds Against this there will like
~ be- 60,000,000 pounds exported.
Domestic requirements will be- aboue
Jo,oo0,o00 pounds, some estimates
placing il ~ 2o,0oo,ooo pounds. This
will mean tnc disposal 1T s0.00o,0O0 or
sa.oo0,0o0 pounds Of the red metal n
against the production of 67,0o0,o0o.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

tel only the head Of thciy ticket, it
must Ice admitted that 'hc result ~
fnw YORK. ncxt mauth. L. no, Il neg
h2ihlc factor. Governor Hughes *.
ccliou' adm institution has, probably.
strengthened ris party. however. y
few oth,r states elect minor Officers.
Mr.. Bryan own state among them.
Nebraska never has been safe for
either party.
viewing the situation ~ = whole. -.
incline 10 the opinion that the u pu,-
lirnr. viii have the more cnus. ipr
congraihlntion, after ~ vote. ai"
counted Bot there may Lo .r pri .
or two in store for ID" prophcf.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Here is an average loss of - points
a share ,or about 81 per cent. For the
analogy we will 60 back Ia 1898. when
there was gcnuinc panic and hard
times, aud with far more reason than
al present
This il n" most prolonged aud cx-
t.nsivc depression which the stock
.marke, has undergone in a quarter Of
a century since the panic of 1873.
Hence the further reason for bcliving
that the worst has been passed. Th.
depression of 1894 aud 1895 did not
over the prices of the panic year
1879. With the exceptions of Balti-
more Ohio, Reading and Union Pa
rihr, all of the stocks mentioned went
through 1894. 1895 aud 1909 with no
material recession. aud. indeed, with
general gains.
They who regard the present pho
nomcnal shlinkage IN stocks M part,
OF percutsor Of nm old fashioned panic.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30
WALL strict EEARs A SERMON

Wan street heard n sermon. recent
I ~, preached hy Right Reverend Or
! Ingram. bsnop of London, who cho-.
! for h. topic. "What Would Jesus DO
! if lie Game Into Wall street - lie
addressed his congregation from the
| front Of the old custom house. his aud
itors filing the historic street, vita
messenger boys p'rchcd on lamp
posts hanging over the arms of tclc-
graph poles. and occupying the win
dow sills. II was picturesque gath
oring.
Not since the late DR. Dowic IN
vadcd New Works financial c'uicr
have tbc bulls aud bears Of Wall
street been 50 nonorcd. DR.. Dowie
had no computations ia declaring that
Wall street was q modern inferno.
with the brokers rivaliug Satan ~
| their dcvilirics. What the right rev
ercnd bishop thought of them he kept
discrotcly in the background of his
mind. a. "a woll.brcd Hfiiishcr would
he expected 10 do. but that he had
misgiyiugs on the subject was proved
by the trend of bis sermon.
He answered his own question as to
the Hypothetical advent of the Nnla-
rene iu Wall street. by telling ihr
brokers that lie would invade their Of
fees, aud the stock exchange. in Ills
Efforts Ia spread the gospel. Thcn -
asked then. What they were doing IN
this direction. moi alou" ~ Wall
street. hut IN their homes Answer
these questions. urged the distng.
uishcd divine, "and do not rest uutil
Your conscienccs are satisfied.
Press dispatches are silent - ,o the
replies made. II j. feared the ave.
age Wall street conscience j. in murn
the same condition ~ the average
Wall street liver, u triilc dormant. al
though from vastly different cau"s
! Wall street may have u conscience. Int
the country at large il cxcusablc IL
skcptical on the subject, Since read
ing. in the Wall Street Journal. of the
following. said 10 lac posted on the
bulletin hoard of n prominent broker.
/
This il what was set forth,
give thousand wears ago Moses
came down from the Mount nnd
brought with him u tablet. ou whirn
was written. 'rhou Shalt Not Steal
Today President Roosevelt j. giving
The same advice aud Wall street
thinks it is news.
One commentator points out that IL
WIS hc late Thomas u. Reed wha.
years ago. described Roosevelt ~ =
statesman that~nad discovered the
ten commandments aud the cau,'i,
| Thomas was justified IN thus compli-
m"nting the man who has darcl "a
enforce The laws of the country. The
| Bishop of LoudOn's admohitious tn
Wall street financirrs are sadly nrrI-
eel, if the latter are ~ far astrav ns
10 confus" the President x demands
with news. The country nj largo
makes no sueh mistake. I, has long
ago decided that unfair competition.
by the giving of rebates Ia big shin
pcrs To the exclusion of the small
ones. questionable stock manipulttions
aud kindred deeds. by men versel in
"high finance are Ia be classcl un-
der the curt and ugly word "siell.
ing. and IL insists upon reformatory
measures. or The infliction Of heavy
penalties.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

John Thomson, pioneer miner and
prospeetor of the Hassayampa region,
Is in the city. lie has been resident
Of the Hassayampa district for r. the
past quarter Of century and IL as
enthusiastic as ever over its mineral
possibilities.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

Thi. Is AN average decline of "
points n snare, amounting Ia about -
per cent. \ similar comparison Of five
leading industrals follows:
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1907-10-30

The Journal Miner Will be stopped Bills
regularly, and subscribers requested pay the
promptly Subscribers who desire the paper stopped any time
urgently send notice this Office and due
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
TO ASK DELAWARE
TO MAKE EXHIBIT
President Tucker, Of Jamestown
Exposition, it al Dover TO
Urge Appropriation.
SHIPYARD PEOPLE MAY STRIKE
Ask for Increased Pay, and Are
Awaiting Developmcnts-A1r.
Hubbard President Club.

NORFOLK. VA. January s-Farrv St
George Tucker. president. and other ex-
position officers left here tonight for
Dover. Del. for the purpose ~ inducing
the little Diamond State to make an ap-
Precipitation Tor building and exhibit at
the jamestown Exposition. Il IA not
doubted By tho officials but that Della
ware will act favorabiy on the PROPOSE
ton
The BOIermakers' and Shipb,.ilders'
Union OF Norfolk want am Increase q
Pay o. 80 cents day. and unless the
increase - granted a strike IL likely to
result. The union has appealed 70 the
national organization for Instructions
Az a meeting OF tho Virginia Hotel
Men g Association. 70 be called ~ order
at the Pine Beach Hotel on Tuesday
next. the matter Of entertaining The
visitors 70 the jamestown Exposition viii
be taken up Most OF the members Of
the association expect 20 be mere. and
the meeting VIII continue for two days
Rabbi r. s. Cohen. pastor OF Ohef
Shoiom Temple. o. Norfolk, has gone 70
Brooklyn. y. T.. FOR the purpose Of con-
s.dering a call extended him by o Brook
lyu synagogue r. is thought that he
Will accept the call
Mr. j. leighton Hubbard las been
elected president - the Virginia Club
the most exclusive organization for men
in Norfolk =. ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
AMELIA NEWS.
Much Money is Being Expended
for Roads and Bridges.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE, Va January
The county board Of supervisors met
here to-day. They issued many warrants
for a considerable amount Of money the
principal one being 70 ". 2 Dunnavsnt
superintendent Of roads and bridges for
t1po. 20 pav 1or road work Notwith-
standing theee heavy payments there IS
the greatest Dissatisfaction with the con
dition 81 the roads and bridges. they being
nearly impossible IN many directions.
Among the ether payments Of the board
% supervisors was the bill 81 DIT. Nelson,
amounting 70 81 for holding the autopsy
on TIE negro who was shot and killed BY
two OF his companions during Christ
mas.
d.. Geo. C.. Eggieston was also paid so
for services ~ the county poorhouse-
The board also examined the jail and the
courthouse. ana determined to have neces-
sary repair put on both 10 make them
safe and secure.
No s-ccessor 90 Nj VIM 2. Drlnnavant
As superintendent OF roads and bridges
was recommended. and he was author
lied 70 hold on 10 the position. Nor was
any further action taken as 10 the sale
OF the county mules.
The Amelia Chapter. Daughters 81 the
Confederacy. Mrs. Thos r Hardaway-.
president. Mrs. 5 A. Wootton. treasurer.
and Mrs J. q. ESglestcA secretary held
meeting today and determined 70 cele-
crate the birthday o. General Robert 2
Lee on the 18th by f. public meeting IN
the courthouse There Will be app-o-
PIRATE music an address by Dr.. Jos ".
southail and presentation OF crosses Of
honor % the surviving veterans The
public IS cordially invited
Congressman r G. Sourhali was here
to-day and viii return 20 Washington
Monday
Presiding Elder Or Witty. 81 the
Fa-mvil- district. conducted conferences
here to-day in the Methodist Church. ard
will preach tomorrow again
The weather has been bearltfs,tl e,-o-
since the New Year began and Deoola
are getting busy again after the hou-
DAYS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
MANY CAME BACK
FOR HOLIDAY WEEK
These Have in Most Cases Re
turned and New Store Settles
Down Again.

NV STORE. VA. January s-The
Ch-irtinas holidays have PASSED. and The
large number 20 young people who have
been IN fhe neigh oorlood with PARENTS
and friends have returned II tiloi- new
homes. schools. and places q business.
many in distant States
Mts LthrI l.r GRAND Morris who
has been visiting the old roof-fcee at
New Store. has returned 20 Boston 70
resume her duties upon the artists stan
of TIE Modern Priscilla Magazine.
Mr. Henry Louis Forbes n most pr-u-
OAR and accompAshed young Klrginian.
more recently Of South Caroline rrer-
The Christmas with his parents at
''l"~fu BE rsr returned e. tn- princi-
pals ip az tae high school az Fort Lawn.
S g.
Mr Ernest Jones s-adent So ;ne lav
v~rsny. and Maben sommers ale Jones.
20 Columbia : g.. spent The HOLIDAYS
with their parents here
Mr. Wiley d Morris. expert bird and
turkey hlntsnan. who has had most
successful hunting trip 20 MS old haunts
.a this neignODrhcod. has returned 90 MS
work with the Harker Pottery Company.
~ East liverpool. o.
Mrs. William Harness % Rosemary.
~ c. has returned 70 rer mono. after
two weeks VISIT 70 her parent here
~ sees LUCY Elran Graham Trent
Louise Jones Hattie Cute. Louise
FORBES and Cassie d. Val have returned
,-.--.- --.r t-' r'-''-
~ AZ ~ r-.
~ -,e- ~, -
-. 80 ..,..-. -
.-.....' 80 -
--,'~.., 70 ..-...,-., - .. -.
returned 10 their homes
,..-,,r.. 81. t...sr. 49,, 49,. 49,
d, ...r ...-. - 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
STOKES TO HANG
ON MARCH 9TH
Negro Who Murdered Nelson
Price Says He IS Innocent
Of the Crime

PET ERSBtRG. VA January 6-The
negro. Algie Stokes. who was convicted
OF murder IN the first degree in the Cir
cult Court az Nottoway last Friday was
yesterday sentenced TO pe hanged on
March sun next. Stokes stabbed Nelson
Price. ColOred. 20 death on a street in
Blackstone. August 18th last
Sentence was pronounced bv Judge j.
NJ. Mullen. Of this city. who has been
holding court for Judge Walter A. Wat
son. In reply 10 the usual question as 10
whether or not ne had anything 70 say
why sentence should not be pronounced
against him. Stokes replied that me was
innocent of the crime charged against
him.
Special services were held AT the City
Almshouse this afternoon by Rev q
Braxton Bryan. rector Of Grace Episco-
Ial Church. who made brief address
20 the inmates. After the services
Christmas gifts prepared by the board
OF overseers OF the poor were distributed.
Preparations are being made for q big
masked festival at the Washington street
skating rink next Thursday night. for
which purpose the management has placed
the use az the rink ar the disposal OF the
Petersburg Lodge Of Elks Prizes will
be given 10 the best characters in cos
tune. and handsome gold medal Will
he presented to the most graceful skater
among the ladies'.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
TWO JAIL BIRDS
TAKE FRENCH LEAVE

CHATHAM. VA. January 6.-George
shelton. sentenced TO three years in the
penitentiary for grand larceny, and James
C.. Jennings. serving a jail sentence Of
thirty days Tor malicious wounding. es-
capped from Pittsylvania county Jail Sat
urday night 10y digging through the wall
Later Jennings returned and gave him
self UP. The prisoners are always locked
in iron cells every night. hut the jailer
failed 20 lock the cell in which they were
confined
Shelton was seen at Franklin Junction.
Va. this morning. and the shcrin Is Of
the opinion that he Is now hiding around
his home. about twelve miles from this
place.
kilograms have been sent in every d.
rection. describing Shelton, and every ef-
fort wiz be made To- capture him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
SERIES OF LECTURES.
Dr.. Woodward to Speak at West
End Public School.

Or r. G. Woodward Of Richmond
course Of lectures Mt tho West End
public school ~ r NJ on the -Four
Periods of English Literary HISTORY"
order
Thursday. January 10Th THE saxon
Norman Period" THURSDAY January
18th. THE Elizahethan Period '. Thurs
day January 24th. THE Restoration
Period" THURSDAY. January 21st 1.-THE
Early Modern Period
Given under the auspices ~ the Rich
mono Training School for Kfn0ergart-
ners. the lectures are open 70 the pub
Tic. and will take place In the kinder
garten rooms of West End School. at
Main and Lombardv Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
SOCIAL, AND
Personal
The Weeks Calendar.

Monday-Miss Whitfield wifi talk al
Woman Club IN the afternoon on Her
aldry; Its Uses and Arises Progressive
euchre In evening az Virginia Club. given
by Senior and Junior lakewood Memo
rial Associations. Stay-at- Home Whist
Club. IN the evening, with Mr.. John
Tyler.
ruesday-Mrs. Harry Randolph Wayt ;
tea. from 10 = u Tuesday German.
IN Masonic Temple. Tuesday night from
9 10 u Milton Work Whist Club. in the
auditorium Of Woman's Club. in after
noon Miss Grace Sands TO discuss
Renaissance Sculpture in Italy"
Wednesday -Neeting OF Richmond Chap
ter, United Daughters OF tine Confederacv.
IN Lee Camp Hail al u A NJ Literary
Round Table al Womans Club. in rhe
afternoon. Wedding of Miss Irving With
ers Wright 10 SIR George -. shepherd.
in Seventh Street CHRISTIAN Church. a..
6 D. NJ.
Thursday-NIrs. j. = Hickok and Mrs.
James +. Cannon A.te "a reception I'D
Woman Club. from 70 j. NJ i'm
honor OF Mrs Ivan Maltby and Mrs
Stuart Neville MichauV. Iare Wneelocl
Whist Club. 20 meet with Mrs c. T.
Wingo OF No 81 Pa~s Avenue
Friday rs. Coleman WORKMAN PEE
ception from . % o. Nj. 40 seer home.
80. 42i East FrauSH- street.
saturday Reception 10 Deep Run Hunt
Clubhouse. after the meet in the after
noon. Weekly afternoon hop AT Hermit
axe Golf Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
COURTS IN SESSION.
Hastings and Chancery Courts
Begin January Term.

The January term OF the Hastings
Court will begin At u o'clock this
If tn December term. the business Of
which was concluded only Saturday
evening
The grand jury. which will find but
little TO do. will be called at o'clock
this morning. and the petit jury viii be
expected 20 be on hand at il o'clock
to- morrow morning
The docket Of the Hastings Court is
not unusually large. but IL always has
enough on 10 at this season ~ the year
60 keep Judge. iuries and officers busy
fOr the fun term.
The January term Of the Chancery
Court will begin AZ 10 o'clock this
morning Judge Grinnan presiding The
docket which is civil entirely. IS "a
large one. and will keep the judge busy
for several weeks perhaps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07
Mrs Miller Present.

MIS- j. Mason Miller and little Miss
Margaret Miller are visiting friends n
stanton. Mrs Miller was a rnember OF
the receiving party nc one Of the most
elegant receptions % the winter. given
Thursday evening last by Mt and Mrs
A Erskne Miller and the Misses Miller.
in honor OF Miss Mary Ellen warwick
Mrs Miller was beautifully gowned ia
white net. with silver spangles and Mrs
Erskine Miller. who IS well remem .rered
here as Miss GLADYS frazier was beau
tiful in white lace over white satin. with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-07

copa Church. omciated. and the bride
was given away hy her brother. Air.
Joseph Draper.
After a. bridal tour AIr and Airs. Ry-
son viii boz at home in this city
Birthday Celebration.
AIR. and Mrs g. NJ Fraysier of .-o.
olga South Pine Street. entertained o.
party of young people az their home on
last Tuesday evening. honor OF the
sixteenth birthday Of theIr daughter.
Miss Ada Frays.er. Games We're inc
dulged in. after which supper was
served and at late hour the eatherins
dispersed. after having spent an exceed
inslv enjoyable evening
Midwinter Meeting.
The miawint4r meeting ~ the Alunuae
Association of the Woman's College
Will be- held Thursday. ar . o'clock ir In.
college chapel Business Of importan "a
for the new wear VIII Doe discussed ANA ou-
uual dues collected.
Professor Metcalf % Richmond college.
who has So MANY friends in the city. wilt
address the association az the close of The
business meeting.
Kate Wheelock Whist.
Al the meeting of The Kate Wheelo.k
Whist Club last week. highest score was
made by Mrs. u IF Williams aud NJ SIS
Mamie Robinson. playing north ana
south. and Mrs. $. r.. BOY kin and AIRS
Larkin GlazahrooS. playing east and west
The club viii weet next Thursday with
Mrs Charles Is. W.n-o. oe NO e'C Pa-k
Avenue.
ClOe-Woodward.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ID. Woodward announce
.the approaching marriage 90 their daurh-
ter Einora blanche to- Afr William Els-
sell Cloe. OF Charlottesville Va. the we'd