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Tragedies of the Place.

The tragedy has cast pail over both
villages, following as IL does the Put
nam-Beavers suicide and murder at Falls
Church. the Scott suicide, and the Berry
suicide at the same place. and the more
recent suicide Of George Fairfax. in the
county jail I'm Fairfax, and OF w. ".
skinner. Of the same village. These
tragedies undoubtedly had their infiu-
ence upon the respondent girl and
brought about the deed contemplated for
some time.
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Falls Church Life Pleasant.

Other than these requests the note
contained nothing save the statement
that she did not intend to return to
Falls Church to live, and preferred 20
die. This, however. is not thought by
those Intimately acquainted with the
girl 70 be the real reason for her rash
act. So far as known no unpleasant
episode has married either her home or
outside life In Falls Church. and in
quiry there develops nothing that would
cause her 70 desire TO remain away
This part OF her farewell note. therefore.
Is not regarded as indicating her true
feelings The girl had held positions IN
the pOstoffices at both villages. and
was rot compelled to return to the Fails
Church pcstoffice unless she so desired.
Adopted Brothers Opinion.
George Hauxhurst. the adopted
brother with whom she resided. said to
a Times reporter: There is no cxplana-
ton of Nantes deed. other than her
constant broOding over her parentage.
She often talked OF this. and II marred
her happiness. We had no idea how
ever. that il would end this way.
Other than this mystery. the child has
had no trouble. has always been well
treated, beloved by everyone. and re-
spected by all. I cannot understand
her act The recent suicides mere and
at Fairfax may have had their infu-
ence. although she appeared to be
girl who would not be affected by
these things"
How She Got the Drug.
Dr. Harry Burroughs. druggist, tells
Of the procurement of the drug by Miss
HauXhurst Sunday morning:
She came in the drug store early
Sunday morning said Dr.e Burroughs,
and, going behind the counter as was
her custom, as she had previously as
sisted in the store. she asked for writ
ing paper She wrote a note, and a few
moments later returned TO the home of
Coroner J. w. Taylor, whom she was
visiting. She had evidently, as she
afterward confessed, obtained the
The Washington times., 1907-06-19
Every Roof Needs Attention
We Rebind Old Books. Magaziues

and Periodicals. Wen do the work at
once and store them till needed in tho
fall.
HODGES BIG BOOKBINDERE. Ee0-22 IIth.
Next Star
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Told of Taking Poison.

Monday morning the physicians re-
turned and she evidently realized that
at last the end was near.
she called me 10 the bedside and
said: Mamie. forgive me, but I have
taken poison
Il refused 10 believe her at first and
was horror stricken. Look in the
dresser drawer. Mamie. and you will
find the box. and look in the yard be-
hind the wood pile and you will find
one of your china cups that l used
in taking it.. she continued.
THE doctor and I ran to the bureau
and found there a box of corrosive
sUblimate. with two-thirds Of the con-
tents gone.
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Elks' Club Straight Rye Whisky,
6Oc per quart Special delivery.
Phone y. S0S3. d. Doody, 1904 ". Can.
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Lifelong Friend With Her.

Mrs. Taylor. a lifelong friend. who
was with he girl in her dying moments.
tells a graphic story OF her last hours,
and the supposed causes leading to the
deed.
We found Mamie quite sick when we
returned from church Sunday noon.
said Mrs. Taylor. But she told us that
1t was merely a case of cramps. Later.
/ insisted on sending for a physician,
and during the afternoon and night we
called I'm Drs Moncure and Fletcher,
who gave her Opiates 70 relieve her SUI
fering. She insisted all the while that
il was merely an attack o: cramps, to
which She was sometimes subject.
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Arranged Own Funeral.

And them continued Mrs. Taylor,
after directing me to a note which
she had written me about the funeral
services and pointing out about fifteen
addressed envelopes 10 her young girl
friends, which were to be used in mail
ing the death notices, she died"
The note 20 Mrs. Taylor was short
and simply requested that the girls
body be buried from the Methodist
Church in Fairfax instead Of from her
more recent home in Falls Church
She named as palIbearers six friends
Richard Pbarr, Reason Pharr. Claude
Wiley. J. w. Ballard Earnest Harri-
son, ana Ashhy Graham. The girl also
asked that the following ministers Of
ficiate, the Rev. J. W. Smith. of Wash
ingtOn; the Rev. D. L Blakemore, OF
Roanoke. and the Rev. W. S. O'ThOmls,
of Fnlls Church
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CRIME EXCITING
ALLEGED WORK
OF HAYWOOD

Continued from First Page)
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Pleaded for Death.

Why does IL take II so long 10 kill
me. DOCTOR she asked. Did ] take an
overdose or too little? And please tell
me, doctor, that I am going TO die soon;
I didn't know it would take II so long
You have taken enough" replied
the physician. as he saw the end a7-
preaching. Then the girl frightened up
and spoke 10 me again.
Please smile for me just once. Nan
ME. am so happy-happier than / have
ever been, and I want TO see YOU smile
once more l came TO your home on
visit that l might die here and be with
you
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Had Cheerful Disposition.

Hers had always been a bright and
cheerful disposition. although she con-
fessed to a conhdsnt shortly before her
death that her cheerful mien had al
ways been assumed, and that when
alone she gave way to her broodiugs
over her unknown parentage. She as
serted that life held nothing for her
so long as this shadow lay IN her
pathway. and just before dying on Mon
day morning she told those about her
bedside that she was happier than she
had ever been.
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Reported as Engaged.

1t is currently reported in the village
mat the young couple were engaged
and the two have long been associated
In the minds Of the villagers as sweet
hearts. Miss Hauxhurst. however, had
expressed 10 her family her intention
Of never marrying any man until sne
might do so under her righ;ful name.
and this is believed to have made the
love AFFAIR most unfortunate one for
all concerned. During her life IL Is said
the unfortunate girl has had several
suitOrs, with none Of whom would she
INK her life owing 10 ner being a self
styled unknown"
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poison while behind the counter. as she
was familiar with its location.
Studied Effects of Poison.
"a few days before Mss Hauxhurst
had asked me why the poison taken by
George Fairfax, who committed suicide
in Jail here, was SD long in killins The
man. / explained that il was an over
dose, as II was possible TO take too
much OF certain poisons. causing a re-
action. She asked me IL there were no
poisOns That were certain to Kill quickly
that would do the work regardless Of
the quantity taken. / told hc- that cor
rOsive sublimate and carbolic acid. and
one or two other pOisOns, corrosive IN
their nature, would Kill regardless Of
the quantity taken
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Continued from First Page)
story of the first three years Of her
life. but TO no avail. She became more
and more Respondent the recent chain
of suicides at Falls Church and Fair
fax seeming 90 leave a deep impressrn
upon her. To friends she referred in
a joking manner about these suicides.
informing them that she too had thought
OF such a death. Her remarks were
laughed away. and these same friends
refused at first 10 believe the report
OF her suicide.
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Tried to Dilute 1t.

Little lid I think thar she VAS oh
tanning this Information 10 use later on.
She selected the corrosive suoIimaJe,
but made the mistake of compiling &c
dilute 1t with water. with which * Will
not mix. This is the reason the poison
did not Kill instantlc, and accounts Tor
her telling Mrs. Taylor that she intend
ed 70 be dead when they returned from
church"
Sweetheart Prominent Merchant.
1t is understood that the note written
by Miss HauXhurst an hour before her
return 10 the Taylor home was sent by
messenger to Mack Wiley, a prominent
merchant Of the village. who was re-
garded as a sutton for Miss Hauxhurst's
hand She requested him to call that
morning. but owing TO the fact that Mr.
Wiley was slightly ILL., he did not go 20
the Taylor home until later IN the day.
he found Miss HauXduIst in agony, and
assisted in administering 10 her wants
ON Sunday night, at that time having
no inumauOu as 10 the real nature OF
her illness. The news or her death early
next morning almost Frustrated him.
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GIRL DEAD OF POISON
FOR QUENCHLESS SORROW
OVER HER LIFE MYSTERY

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
...Social and | PERSONAL.

feels like turning pac
glorious sunshine OF Nove
November the
There Is
nth be bright crisp and clear as ~
may
this receptions at Wien
Danvf win $3.50 NJ Of Wednesday the
this week VIII be Miss Elsie She and Miss Drake the
III. Smith
IN SO far as both brides that is that will her
3 = K
Miss Maria Mines
home
at
Jefferson Hotel Mrs Junius
Shhc the of
the most elegant
In honor of their distinguished
WIN and
the
aians and mil
Hospitality dispensed - 1 -A9
suade
anan the ads recital
won aer way to the
amectR EXECUTIVE
IN u evening auden2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

about the nrst Of the NsY Year
Mfr. and Mrs, Donald @. Moore. whose
wedding was celebrated last week ~
Lynthburx, Va, will visit friends here
OH THAR wedding trip.
Misses Kate s. ddon and Annie Ruth
Of AIRS. George Ben Johnston.
Mrs William a, White spent few
days Of last week In Norfolk.
Judge and Mrs. Leigh Rlehmond
Watts. of Norfolk, Va. have issued
for the marriage Of tn II
daughter, Matte Leigh, to Mt, Wlly
liam Maurice R,ddick, the wedding to
take place Tuesday evening, NOVEMBER
26th, at $500 so'clocl, in the home Of
the bride.
Mrs. Z, ", Schleiser and Mrs. . Mo
Jamastown Expoaltson. #
Mrs. r, a, Hundley has LETT for her
home IN Staunton. Va,. az ter. spend 8
q month here and at Jamestown ESr
Mrs, 3slolvin q. Patterson a spending
some time wirh@ relatives at the uni-
versjty AZ Virginia, ~ s43
Mr., Robert g. Irwin. of Norfolk sail !.
York "a spend some months ln Eu-
rope 1Es3 4. 6 .3S
lssa Wse hes hes e Tssas ys
ass, Annie. Rlouas, q this city, at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Sale Of Dainty Waists
at Most Attractive Prices.

The rates OH the garments are nearly as inter-
esting as the waists themselves. The models are
new, fresh, dainty and inviting, and show to per-
lection the deftness and skill Of the designers The
waists were made according to Kaufrnann's ideas
and specifications. and being different from, any
styles you have seen, are worth viewing To make
chem stillsmore charming we have made the prices
Special for this Sale"
ssss s'sss hand
PRETTY WAIST Of white pointed hand made
s5s aus, Ve's mounted $500
FLUFFY RuFFLE" WAIST white or ecru net e,ab
entire ~ ssS Ss;; s'e
HsssY WAIST Of light colored plaid pointed V-coliar
s cults tormno OF ecfu lace outlined with band OF
model; ii sss see. Z, e. imported $40.
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Womnn'S Club.
The subject for discussion at the
Woman's Club on Monaay afternoon
Will be THE Bible Literary, Neces-
sity, which will be treated by DR..
w. w. Moore, of Union Theoiogical
Seminary, whose enviaple Reputation
as an orator makes further comment
unnecessary.
Miss Alice Leigh will be chairman OF
the day, and the hostesses include Mrs.
iunius A. Morris, Mrs. Charles A. Dick
,nson, Mrs. Peyton Giles aud Miss
Fanny G. Halyburton.
On Wednesday, at half-past A, the
Literary kouna Table viii meet to
discuss George Meredith, under the dr.
rectlon of Mrs. L. Il. Dashieu and on
FRIDAY evening, promptly at S15, the
tlrst whist tournament of the season
VIII meet to indulge in a game of
compass whist.
The usual club rules will be OBJ
scryed--that is, members may invite
gentlemen partners or play with one
another. but no ladies', residents OF
Richmond, may be asked.
Coming wedding.
The wedding of Miss Pauline Beryl
Shoemaker. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Shoemaker, to Mr.. Edwin Oliver
Parkinson, of Norfolk. Va. will be
celebrated "Wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. in Laurel Street NJ. Il. Church.
Miss Louise Beale Will be maid of
honor. and Mr.. James r. Parkinson, OF
Baltimore, viii be best man The ush-
ers viii INCLUDE Messrs. Stewart 3.
Parkinson and Joseph Z. Harper. of
Norfolk, Va; Thurman Beale and Harry
Wood. Of this city.
I ~ (
A pretty wedding will be celebrated
ut s p. M. Wednesday. November Goth,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Burgess. No. 246 Harrison street,
Petersburg, Va. when their daughter.
Ella Louise. viii be given in marriage
to AIr. Richard Fuller Gaskins. of this
city. the Rev. Henry Peaioe Atkins,
OF West End Christian Church, Off
ciating.
The bride. wearing {, dark brown
tailored gown and brown velvet hat,
will have bouquet of Bride roses.
She will be attended by Miss Annie
May Gaskins, her maid OF honor.
gowned in white and carrying La
France roses, and by two, cousins.
Miss, Susan Diehl and Miss Mary
maids. Thta' wille be atiired in pink,
and have.clusters of maidenhair ferns.
The ribbons VIII be held by little Lois
burgess and Burgess helms. whose
costumes will carry out the general
color scheme of pink and white.
MIR. Alfonso Thurman, the groom's
cousin. will act as best man,
Mr.. and Mrs, daskins VIII so for a
wedding trip. and after December LIST
Will make their home al No. 1925 Floyd
Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures.
Much interest centres in tho ap-
preaching wedding Of Miss Mamie
Neblett Haskins, daughter OF tie late
DIR. Charles Haskins of Blackstone,
Va. to Mr. William McKim Marriott
cashier; of the Richmond post oftice.
and son of the late Colonel William
II. Marriott. OF Baltimore. Md.
The ceremony will take place at 8
o'clock p. NJ. of Tuesday. November
18th. in st. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Blackstone. the Rev. John Y. Down-
man. Of All Saints Church. this city.
assisted By the Rev. Thomas Hugo
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Chnrlottc'a Vote In Detail.
rSnacial 10 The III mes b isna tc1l I

81 EUREkA MILLS, VA, November l6s
lotte tCourtho use Tuesday, to count the
vote cast In the recent Election for
the various candidates. Following Il,
ts 3' rspe ysss s WNts 5SF s
Frank lin received 2BS votes tor Senate,
For the House Of Delegates Berkeley
-. 4 Adams received 5658 votes and -
Bruce vau 8 han received 81 vot es. F1et
votes. aud Monroe w. Dick rson re-
5eeiVed 813 votes. The followin wera
elected to tho board Of supervisors:
Walton District ", u, HALEY; Contra
DISTINCT, p, n. Morgan Bacon District,
Irving Garrinsfon; Roanoke Dis
.trtct. "A. 3. Rice: Midway District, w.
p, Clark; Madison District, Gao. Wet
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Lacy the brides cousin, and the rec
Tor of st Luke's. to of1iciate.
The bride, gowned in white ana
carrying shower bouquet Of lilies of
the valley, will be given in marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Carter Haskins.
MISS Bena Hasklns, her sister. In white
and yellow. Will be maid of honor.
and have sheaf OF yellow chrysan-
themums.
Mr.. Lane Lacy. Of Richmond, viii,
acl as best man. Mr.. w. a. Land will
be master OF ceremonies, and Messr,.
John keesee and Richmond Long. q!
Richmond, the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marriott will leave by
the sac F. NJ. train for jamestown EX-
position and Boston. Mass. On return
Ing they will make their homo at No.
so6 North Harrison Street.
Lucy--Stuples.
The marriage of Miss Jessie G..
staples. of Waldo, Va. to Mr.. William
H. Lucy. Jr,, of this city, was cele-
brated Tuesday, November 12th, at
+. NJ. In the parlor of Rev. b. II.
Melton, of Barton Heights
The bride was attired In suit of
blue broadcloth with hat and gloves
to match, and carried a white Bible.
She was attended by Miss Mamie Gray
as maid of honor. and Mr.. Harry Lucy.
brother OF the groom. acted as best
man.
z Mr.. and Mrs. Lucy left Immediately
after the ceremony for Jamestown.
After spending several days there.
they Will visit some of the Northern
cities.
Kings Danghtcrs' Tea.
a silver tea Will be given Thursday
evening from 41to O'Clock by Circle
No. 2, In the Service OF the sKing. at
the home Of Miss Mamie Southern, son
North Twenty-seventh Street. This
" the second of a series of teas to
be given under the AUSPICES ,of the
circle. and the friends of members are
invited to be present
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Invitations have been rcceived In
Richmond from Mrs. Mary Carnpbsll
McCorlsle OF Norfolk, Va. for the mar
riage Of her daughter, Rebecca, TO Mr..
John Patterson Madison. the ceremony
to he performed at o'clock of Mo-
yember 27th. in No. tSS Peachtrae
Street. Atlanta, Ca. where Miss Me-
Corkls is now visiting.
Mr. Madison was formerly associated
with the Yirgininn-Pilot of Norfolk,
but is now with the New Orleans Item.
He and his bride will live, after De-
cember 10th. at No. 7Sl st. Charles
Street, New Orleans.
Gone South.
Mr. and Mrs. John s. IIarwood. Jr.,
whose wedding was fashionable so-
clety event of Thursday evening last
In Portsmouth, Va, have gone for q
six weeks trip to Florida
When they return they will live at
No 1000 Monument Avenue. this city.
Invitations Received.
Very attractive invitations, gotten
out by the Roanoke German Club, or
ganized in 1883, for the season OF 1907
1908, have been received in Richmond,
to german that will be given at
Hotel Roanoke, Friday evening, Mo-
vember Goth.
Officers of the club are Mr.. Arthur
IS. Crawford. president: Mr.. Marvin II.
Altizer, vlce-pres ident; Mr. Frank NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Heatherbloom Petticoats

These are the best Petticoats OH the market.
They are made of Heather bloom Taffeta--a cotton
fabric that closely resembles silk that it's hard
to detect the dfference;i in fa they are better In
many respects to silk skirts They wear better,
don't cut, and rustic as good as the best taffeta.
BLACK "I1EATHERRLooM. pErr1coATs in two styles
with deep founce slirred a Il lsn
tucked ruffle at foot Extra special. 1l.0U
BLACK "HEArHERBLooM' PETT1coATs deep tucked
flounce, ruffe at foot dust uffe IN. n 40
derneath Special n SS
BLACK 'IIEATfIERgLooAI" PETT1coATs In fun ex,
ira deep shirred flounce wide tucked ruffle " T
at foot dust ruffle underneath Price 9Z./1
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Handkerchief.
Women's Tailor Made Suits, Waists, Evening Coats

dinaR Remarkable Offering Morrow.
this
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III Kinds of Millinery Sundries


Butt treasurer. and Mr.. Whltewell w,
Coke, secretary.
The executive committee includes
Mr. ormond Humphreys, MI. Sandy +.
Figgatt and Mr. r. v. Littlejohn.
Auxiliary Meeting.
A meeting OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
OF the Masonic Home is called for
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock, in Ma
sonic Temple,
Luncheon ut Lee Camp Home.
AT a meeting Of the Junior Holly
wood Memorial Associations, held on
Tuesday last, arrangements were dis
cllssed In re gard to the ANNUAL luncheon
to he given to the veterans of Ice
Camp Home on the day before Thanks
giving. Members of the association are
requested to be present at the meeting
of Richmond Chapter. United paugh-
tiers Of the confederacy, to, be held I'M
Lee Camp Hall at II o'clock next
Wednesday morning. Final details TO:
the luncheon will then be decided on.
Gray-Dngliah
The wedding Of Miss. Madeline Eng
liaI w VAt- N1kn1StAfSi NIbR1t WV fSsSN ~
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Gray, Of No, 8
South Fifth Street. this city, was cele-
hrated quietly Thursday afternoon at
$50 o'clock, IN the home Of the BRIDES
father, Mr.. Robert N. English, Of No.
|1722 Grove Avenue.
The house was decorated with palms
and srnila&. and the altar In tho front
drawlng-room lighted with altar cam
dies,
on account Of mourning in the
brides family the wedding was very
quiet. only Immediate relatives being
present The bride was gowned In
white satin, with berthe of duchess
lace worn with a tplls veil. Her flow
ers were shower of orchids and lilies
/, Of the valley.
The bridesmaids, Miss Mabel Walker
and Miss Sue Spilman. wore sun plotted
null and lace, and carried yellow chry.
| santhemums. N &
Mr. ana Mrs. Gray will return from,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

tended the wedding OF Miss Edna
Blanche Bowie to Mr.. Robert Bernard
Pace, taking place In the home ON the
bride. near Roanoke, Va, on Tuesday
Miss Florence Wheat, OF Eerryville.
In Norfolk. Va Miss Wheat is the
sniece OF Mrs. John Tyler, Of this city.
and frequently visits here. !,
Mics. Lorena Nolte and Thomas
6Welch, Jr., have sreturped from q pleas
ant visit to friends in Newport News.
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Taffeta Silk Petticoats.

They are made Of silks especially selected by u.s.,
and are made up to our orders by the country's
best makers Made in dainty, fluffy Styles deep
flounees; shown In hlack-always practical; also
pretty shades of plain colors and cangeablc effects
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

Miss Herrie NJ. Smith, Of Columbus,
O., a debutante in her own city, will
be the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Kent
King and spend the Christmas holiday
season. here with Miss King. Friends
OF Miss Smith. who met her, On the
occasion Of former visit. will be
pleased to have the opportunity Of
seeing her aguin, .s.
Studio Tea. S55.5 #
Yesterday afternoon at 4.3o o'clocls
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* fs 4 y = tf pa s-
Miss Ef1e Aylett cofer gave the f,rst
Iof her autumn and winter series 81
studio teas. 6338
Studio decorations we're in vA,,on
and green. and Miss Cofer sang several
NUMBERS. among them Sehunann's .sDie
Lotusblume." .
MISS Cofer was assisted by Mrs. Eva
4.a, Jennings and Miss Sites, Of
Asheyille. n. O. The afternoon proved
delightful. the studio being, mos tsnleas-
antly filed and the musical program
ssplendldly rendered. Light refresh.
mentH were served. II
Fraternity Hall.
= a ! 4 Of Thanksgiving night at
I T ,h,y !, ball given by the local Sig
n n embers OF the fraternity In Norfolk III
tGh Il. day. The ball viii take place III
be attended by Fraternity n mbers.
Rlchmond College and William ana
Mary 1,1S. and from many out,af State II.
Epsilon Day at Jamestown ExposI7
Enga cement Aupounqed,
Mr.. and Mrs. ", l., Boatwri Shit have
ths cir :. dautEshtes Patsis Tayloy t. 4! NJ
1Alt0M aCA3sI1OWdEO@g S-Ol6, SNOIai3 SiHtlQOWAS,
Va, the ceremony to take place Tues
day afternoon N ut al Social Hall, tile
home OF the BRIDE In RucktnE ham
county. Mr.. and Mrs, Cole viii ga
North for their wed ding trip.
Personal Mention.
Mi. Garnet Tabb. who was hest mar,
Fat the Harwo Cd wilkins wedding,
taking place IN Portsmouth. Va. On
Thursday evening, OF last week, has
returned to the city. "
Miss Alice Norris Re4dy Bjs yisitinE
Miss Janet Randolph. near arlottes-
vile, Va, a, If s5 M u {Ss
i MIR, George IT,: NJ. Gibson and his
daughter. Miss Louise Gibson. OF Ral-
a week at Jane stownS ExpoHition, cani5
to Richmond on Thursday last and
visited points OF interest here with
Mrs, IA u. Eluh bank. of Waynl,S Springs,
Fran llnss Streat for this n ION and
sueNt. She expect IL ~ u go 70 - orl ~
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Auxiliary Meeting.

meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
81 the Masonic Home is called for
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock, in Ma
sonic Temple,
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a Northern wedding tour to make their
home at No. 1872 Park Avenue.