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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ J BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairiresscr. shampooiuG. maniCIrng. chir9p-
oiy facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences. Phone main 2555. 81 G
81. NV. all-lm
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CLEANING AND DYElNG.

REMEMBER THERE is ONE CLOTHES DOC
tor at li55 Pa NV, ana be Is the only clothes
doctor IN Washington. Phone Main 1853 de2sd
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED, 8 Up; SAMPLES
brought: painting. lie PREUX, 1901 9th 81.
Phone n 348lm. alI-7t
/ SAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK days, & a. H. % ) J. ~
Ii KAI.lf tfDKE

Week days, -. ~. -. ~ : %. 10. 80.
500 s5J ly.jJ lsJ a. IL, u noon, Hg5. l0e.
80 500 so, 4gg, 4.i5, 5ag. 555. 81, Cd. $50.
f1g ss8 5-J lg@s, 80, ~ ~, "a - =. N
SUNDAYS, Isl 100. 10. Go, 800. Iy19s LOO
a. N Ij5. Is5, -, ~, 30. 80 60. sDo. 10 o.
l / n
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

J. SHERMAN. MERCHANT TAILOR. 7p 18th
ST. Ladies' and Gents garments cleaned. pressed
altered. and dyed Work called for and delivered
Lowest prices. Phone NJ. q]sm. jaIl-9t
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UPHOLSTERING,

DECORATIVE UPHOLsTERING AND ALL
furniture repairs made al Your OWE home floors
polished LEE FOSTER, SOL . st. Sc. jal2-d
Z SAW YOUR I'D IN THE HERALD
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VIOLIN, PIANO,
{, Written Ladd
StudiOSi 72O 10th St. NV, near G
STORAGE

To BUY, SELL. OR STORE FURNITUBE, CON
suit u.s. racsIa- and storing a specially THOMAS
BOWLING * co. 6i2 = -. Phone II SIS. ls5-tt
NE STORE POR 3 CENTS A LOAD. MOVING
q all kinds L. $ STORAGE CO.. 4ls-3)-Z2 Tenth
ST. nw. Phone NJ. iz29. de2l-59t
FIDELITY STORAGE co.
Itl1 You street.
INDESTEUCTTBLE
loo rooms. silver vaults. money advanced at per
cent r-r aruum OH goods stored in this binding
Lee our estimator call
PACKING. DRAWING. AND SHIPPING.
S&tl-f
I MAKE A SPECIALITY or RESTORING OLD
furniture 10 SIS hest possible condition, brio hTac
fine MAHOGANY and rare furniture packed aud ship
ped Oh an parts q the world. HARTMAN 1874 I
81. Uw. -a-5ai
-5e par LOAD FOR STORAGE-NE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling. Tackirg. and shipping Get
our price before ylu decide CAL ~ phone Main
Iz54 h. BAUM q son. gl2 Pa. ave. MS. de2g-i
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FURNITURE WANTED,

NTED-FUHNITURE. SELL YOUR GOODS
TO the who gives you the most money. HOP
WOOD stA and X. noZ5-tf
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets. stores. brica-hTsc, and all kinds Of hO-Hs-
hold goods. BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP, l4th
and L SITS. Phone y 1913. Formerly. 9Th and u.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-FINE LOT on NEW YORK AVE.
bet 18th and ls,l south side 9 I'LL 81. f., ls-ft
front. Price $50.
NILLEB-SHUEMAK REAL ESTATE CO.
Phone. West 90. 1875 WISCONSIN AVE. t51d ST.
FOR sALE-EALORA51A HEIGHTS
BELAIE HEIGHTS.
The 7eg best bargains u this rapidly enhancing
locality.
delsu ALLAN r WALKER, I4lc o. ST.
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BICYCLES WANTED,

WANTED-TO BUY EVERY SECONDHAND
bicycle In Washington. e. r. HUNTER. The Ri
CyCle Man. ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. ldl-tf
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DENTISTRY.
nR D HARRY MORAN.

Uh. u. hhhd MUhAN,
Wasliugt1u's Expert Dental Specialist. does al
Dental WoIk for credit 90 + ST. Nv. COZ Ith.
Cc15-f
DENTAi. PLATES UNNECESSARY
b. che AlvsoIa method # DR. q. 5. WALDO.
Cost little 1870 n Y ave n.y. jall-lm
DENTAL WORK.
Set Of Teeth and Go'd Clowns s. Up; Gold FIJI
iurs 81 up. silver Filings Soc Work guaranteed
No paiu- DR. GEO J.. EDMONDS. SO r ST. Nv.
jal00
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; No EXTRACTING:
DO pain: look. feel 1ct. and last longer than
natural teeth shrUnken faces made normal! painless
filing Dr. j. L. WILSON, 1913 + ST. NV. ocS-u
DRS. o. w. a W. J. ELZEY, DENTISTS,
s. W COR 10TH AND r SIS. NV
Painless extracting. filling; plates that 1T; work
guaranteed Crown and bridge work I'houl 455-.
open evenings. Branch Office 400 IA. ave. Sc 10 9.
jasu
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MOVING PACKING SHIPPING.

LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS. 81
LOAD TWO-HORSE WAGON. g LOAD.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER COMPANY.
ia5eod-f 7I3 Ilth ST NV
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

APARTMENTS TO LET.
THE CHAPLIN. 1415 Chaplin st.
NonhoUsekeepiug apartments. fur or yufur.i rea-
s1uable; We furnish light ice water and maid sery-
ice free q charge excellent cafe.
debit b. y. TANNER. Mgr
TO LET-F r. SMITH co. IaG y. Y AVE.
r. Q. Smith. L. ID. Latimar. q. r. Neshlt
ENTIRELY NEW.
Adams St. intersection Of r. J. ave- and ith ST.
ne, southern exposure. wen planned ana lighted =
hCt-water heat; tile bath. porcelain tubs. large
rooms. concrete cellar. one square 0f cars As good
f1r So as can be had iH Northwest for $40 Hladl
for occupancy. Rent % commerce Heb. J.
No SD llth ST. NV. eo5d-sizs rooms. so.
RHODE ISLAND AVE Ne. between SKI and
9th sts Comfortable apartments. room, and bath
good order; 30 feet passinE- separate yards; ST.
nI52-
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TYPEWRITERS.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,
F0E sALE-NDIAN MOTOR CYCLE NEARLY
new. cheap. Phone ~ 40.
FORD & REQ AUTOMOBILES,
CHAs T. MILLER & BRO. 1867 18Th ST. DIS.
iaIssf
SECONDHAND AUTOMOBILES.
STANLEY Touring Car. fully equipped search
ligt= seuerater slC5dgmeter. top. IL perfect con
dit1ru
FORD-izl Touring Car: szarctliShts. generator
top spesGrmeteT. in perfect condition.
PEERLESS. 1893, sol Touring Car. recently
overlarlad.
Also WHITE Steamer and REQ RuuabCut
These cars are exceptional bargains and viii Be
sold st a sacrifice.
MOTOR CAR CO.. 1915 y. Y ave. Nv.
de- q
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

ROYAL BLUE LINE
LEAVE STAIIUN. New Jersey ave. and ST.
~ H.a4 OTHER ADJk % InE ODD HOUR
10 PHILAUELPnfA AND AEW YORK.
NEN TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW GUKk.
sIdoa NJ DineT, Pullman PaTor.
fga9 a n buffet FarlUr. flTeHOur train
.g.AA ~ Diner and Pullman Psri0F Gar
iii aD a N DINER and Pullman Psror Car
or ~ Diner and Pullman ParlGr Car.
: 20 J.. IL Royal Limited. All fd4I1aL-
ffg9 y M Coaches 20 PlIiadel iha.
$50 = no Diner and Pullman Parlor.
500 D n C0aChes % Philadelphia
FL - =. N. Sleeper
% 81 q ~ SleeI1ra.
ATLANTIC CIiY, 100. .s0o. II 90 a. u. 11.99
3; y. H.
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DOGS, CATS. BIRDS, ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS SINGING Ca
naries breeding cages, parrots, dogs, cats plant
food, goldhshes. goats. rabbits. guinea pigs &c
SCHAIID'S BIRD STORE. IA 18th 81. de27-d
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

FUR. ROOM AND BOARD
in private family Address e. l. GRAHAM
Herald office
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GOTTAGER FOR BENT.

PRETTY -FOUR ROOM COTTAGE; TWO
blocks cast Connecticut ave. and Grant road. enc
acre 50 per month for one year. n. j. TpMP-
KINS laI55t
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REAL ESTATE,

FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST CORNERS on
New Jersey ave. near II ST. NV good sized store
large house. and stable A bargain for an i'm
mediate purchaser at s. 800
DAVID MOORE.
jalI-3t l33S y. 7. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26
FOR sArr-Housrs.

lines. Il. zoe. H. sl.oa. WI. s1ss lmo-. q ..
FOR sALE--DEIlGHTFUL FRAME COTTAGE:
rooms aud porcelain bath; Stationary wash
bowl; hot aud cold water attached to both fur
nacs ana range; new furnace; new rangei new
roses: lot So on Harvard and 100 18th ST.:
price, $3.50; easy terms.
FOR sALE-DO you WANT 10 MAKE MONEY
Invest In real estate. 500 to $1,000 will pur.
chase interest In subdivision about to besbfaced
on market. Big profits guaranteed Full par
ttcuiars by addressing Box 226. Star ONCE.
my28-3ts
FOR SALE-LARGE NEW, COY, BROOM
dwelling with lotsl: fruit and shade
trees: grape arbor; large hennery; stable: wood
shed: beautiful garden: IS minutes ride from
city p. o. electric car; whole place fenced
In. Must sell at once. For informa tion ad-
dress Box pa Star once. my26-3t'
FOR SALES, 2O0-BLooMINGDALE BARGAIN;
new; rooms bath: hot-water heat: two-stpry
porch; hardwood finish; electric lighting: 800
each. Address OWNER, Box ZIG. Star Office.
OPEN DAILY AND. SUNDAY. 5,gts
FOR SALE-13A PARK ROAD NV,
elegant 3-story, 10 rooms and 2 baths;
steam heat throughout; all modern. I'M
proponents; most desirable location In city;
convenient to car lines, school and churches;
owner wants offer. For full partfeuiau,
apply DAVID MOORE, 1928 New York ave.
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FOX RENT-IS MT. PLEASANT; ONE-HALF
square from 18th ST. line OF cars. west OF 18th:
modern lo-room house with baths; hot-water
heat; VIII be papered to suit tenant. Party
renting can sub-rent ID floor so their rent win
be nominal. Si3. so per month
CAYWOOD & GARRETT,
my2S-3ts 1921 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-l422 HARVARD ST.; DECORATIONS
are complete; house has been thoroughly reno
per mooth. OWNER. 1889 Clifton; phone n
1854 mya43t
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1910 Riggs. 12r, b. As. 90
1854 Riggs. Tor. b. 1000
1902 r st, Tor. b.. 1000
SHED.
Store, 1402 p st. . %. 90
Store. 1000 25th st 1900
FUR. APIS.
204 Florence ct,
1r and b. $500. 1856 90
20O6 q at. Ar. b. -. 25.00
%. CIT 14th st. NV.
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TRUNKS MADE 70 ORDER AND REPAIRED At
short notice; nj. mail orders promptly attended to-
@, g. LANGL0TZ, sos X 1T. n.W., CPD Library
Cren years With ]. 9. Tophaml ap2l -00t,i
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FOR RENT-HANDSOME BRICK; ROOMS;
beautifully papered and finished: new; near N.
Hamp. and 18th st. NV; reduced from $50
to $40. A. 7. HoLTZMAN. 1921 st NV.
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q = : q ! : Y Il ? : = II
senia sycle, daughter OF the late Simon
Sycle and Mrs. syclc, to Mr. Irving j.
Straus, took place last evening at 1880
O'Clock in the brides home. No. 903
West Grace Street the Rev. DIR. Edward
N. Calisch. Of Beth Abahah Temple, Off
eating.
Exquisite decorations In the parlors
were In green and white, elaborated In
palms, ferns and the graceful plumes of
spirea. White candles In antique candle
sticks lighted the altar. In the dining
room, daffodils, yellow tulips and mar
guerites carried out the color scheme Of
yellow and white.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Eigenbrun, of Pc
tersburE, who wore nm exquisite robe
OF 'Alencon lace and carried q bou-
squet OF white lilacs and gardcnins. Tho
bridesmaids. Misses Slmona Morris and
May Lee Meyers, wore attractive
gowns OF white messaline with yellow
sirdles and carried Leghorn baskets
filled with Marguerites. Mr.. Milton
Straus, the groom's brother. was best
man. Masters Irving Eigenbrun and
Henry Sycle ncphews of the bride,
held the ribbons to form the aisle.
The bride was very handsome in u
gown OF white marquisette and a tulle
VEIL Her flowers were gardenias and
white orchids from which hung sprays
OF lilies-of- the-valley.
A small reception was held from
$3.50 to 1890 last evening.
After an extended tour. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Straus will be at home at No sos West
Grace Street, this city. a
Cards Issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Charles
| Becker. of No. 25O1 Grove Avenue,
! have issued invitations for the mar
rlage of their daughter Clara Vir-
ginia. to Mr.. Frank Dashiell Epps. The
ceremony will take place on the even
ing or Tucsday,SA 23d. al o'clock.
Church, this city,
Miss Becker is very charming
young woman. She is a graduate OF
the Woman's College. OF this city, and
has been for several years the eftl.
Gent president of Its Alumnae Asso-
citation. The announcement will be OF
| much interest here and In Albemarlc
county, where the bride-to- be has
spcnt the past several summers
1 Matheny-Hallihan.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
| Hallihan, No. Bill East Broad Street
! was the scene of q pretty marriage
| yesterday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
| when their daughter, Mamie. became
4 the wife of Mr.. j, W. S. Matheny. The
Rev. Father Hugh j. A1cKeefrey was
the cclebrant.
The lower floor Of the house wa!
beautifully decorated in palms. ferns
and pink roses to carry out the color
scheme Of pink and green Miss Rose
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MEET IN SPITE OF STORM.
educational Rally at Tappahan-
mock Well Attended.
.snnninll.tn rhn L,rlmes. ulsnntch.l

Special to Tho Times Dlspntch,l
,ThPP AEIANNOCIS, VA, April To-
The educational meeting advertised for
to-day in Tappahannock was greatly In
terfered with by the bowling April snow
storm. Tho speakers or the occasion
were State Superintendent J. p. Eges-
ton ana Examiner and Inspector of this
school district, Il. II. Russell. The speak
,ers were introduced by County superin
tendent Edward r. Bayard, and both
of the addresses We're enjoyed and much
complimented by the audience. Both ths
sneakers expressed a determination TIC
address the people Of Essex again i'll
the near future, because they missed
the people from the country on account
Of the stormy day. @
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on. S. q. is the guest Of her sister,

ton. S. c.. is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. Hugh Miller.
Mr.. John Winslow, who has made his
homo in this city for the past year,
will leave shortly for Hampton, Va.
to accept q position. n
Mr.. and Mrs William Bopp. Of
Washington, celebrated their fftieth
wedding anniversary on Monday. Mr.
Bopp has many friends and comrades
In Virginia, no having served in the
Confederate army and rendered splcn-
did service until taken prisoner
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton L. Massie
and son Wilbur who have been visit
Ing In Richmond and Old Point, have
returned to their horne at Pulaski.
Mrs. A. j. Black, OF Roanoke, is the
guest of relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton D. Dechert
have been spending several months at
the Clarendon, in Harrisonburg Va
Miss Sadie Rhodes has returned to
her home in Newport News, after
weeks visit to friends here.
Mrs. Robert Preston, Of Leesburg.
Va, has announced the engagement OF
her daughter, Miss Ann Preston, to
DR. Fraser Wilson. a prominent physl-
<cian OF Charleston, S. G. The we'd
ding Will take placa on Wednesday,
April 18th, In Leesburg.
Dr.. c. u. Crawford has returned
from VISIT to Buchanan, Va. He will
probably move to that place in the
summer to make his home.
Mrs. Richard McIlwaine, Jr:, who
has been Visiting friends here. has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk.
Dr.. j. Wiltone Hope. who has been
spending several days here. with his
sister. who is III, has returned to
Hampton.
Mrs. w. Nee. Ramsey. of Westover, is
the guest Of Mrs. o. Fl. Funston, No. slo
Monumental Avenue.
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SOCIAL. and
PERSONAL
] YEsTE RDAY.

# YESTERDAY.
Richmond Chapter, Daughters OF the
confcderacy, In leo Camp ,faall at u
AIM.
Kate Wheelock Whist Club with
H Mrs. e "a. Shepherd, at Dun,barton.
Pope. Smith wedding In Second Bap.
list Church at $3.50 p. M.
Straus. Syclc wedding at 1880 r. M.
& In homo OF the bride, No. 909 West
Grace street.
Matheny.HallIhan marriage In the
BRIDES home, No. Sill East Broad
Street, at $3.50 p. N.
TO-DAY.
Meeting OF Commonwealth Chaptent
4 p. A. r., With Mrs. Wister Archer, atty
No. 8,e Park Avenue, at IL M.
"Buster Browns Burglar" at S r.
M. In Woman's Christian Association
assembly halt, for Willing Workers. Of
Monumental Church.
Home Mission social from 8 to 1880
p. M. In Clay Street Methodist Church.
Marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Kerr
Gllmour to MIR. William Henry, Stcr.
ling, Jr, at 2 p. M, In the BRIDES
home, No. 8 North Laurel Street.
Marriage OF Miss Lila p. Hunger.
ford to MIR. William L. HAZEL at a p.
M. In BRIDES home, No. 617 North
Ninth Street.
Mrs. f. e. stacy's reception from
/ s to z P.- M. IN her home, No. 1926
West Grace Street. I,
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Miss Mary Wharton, of Roanoke, ar
rived Tuesday to visit friends.
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Mrs. Il. w. Grice, OF Hinton, w. Va,
is the guest Of friends here.
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The Rev. r. II. Wilson and Misses
Bessie and Daisy Wilson are the guests
of friends In Berkeley, Norfolk,
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vcrsity Of Virginia. who came down
to attend the Bryah-Humilton we'd
ding, is the guest OF Mr.. L. A. Rem
nolds, at No. ZOE East Franklin Street,
for a few days.
Friends Of Mrs. r. a.. Dunlop will
be pleased to hear of her recovery
from severe attack OF illness. Mrs..
Dunlop now has as her guest Miss
Ann Penn, of Buchanan, Va.
Miss Margaret Strain is very III In
Portsmouth,, ut the home of her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary McDonough.
Dr.. and Mrs, Robert Powell Page OF
Berryville, Va, announce tho engage
to Mr.. William Henry Patterson, OF.
Petersburg, Va. Tho wedding will
take place in June,
Among the passengers who sailed
yesterday from Baltimore on the North
German Lloyd steamer Wittel<ind for
Bremen were Mrs. W. Schutt and Miss
schutt, Of this city.
Miss Mary Payne has returned to
her home, in Fauquier county. after
n
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tatnall Lea and
daughter. Miss Nancy Lea. have re-
turned to Albemarle county after
spending the winter In Philadelphia.
and opolet: their country home,
"Bloomnelds,' for the GUNNER.
Mrs. L. L. Schere- has returned iron,
a visit to her sis..-, Miss Elsie Ham.
ilton, in Stanton.
Miss Posie White, Of Abingdon, Va,
and Miss Maria Tucker, daughter OF
Bishop b. D. Tucker, OF Norfolk, vii,
sail from New York on May 4th> for
Europe. They will go directly to Ok
fcrd University. where they will be
Joined by Miss fuckers brother. and
the three will tour the continent to-
gether.
The Rev. r. II. Wilson and Misses
Bessie and Daisy Wilson arc the guests
Of friends in Berkeley. Norfolk,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton Z. Massic
and SON Wilbur. who have been visit
Ing In Richmond and Old Point, have
returned to their horne at Pulaski.
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Marriage Announced.

Cards have been received in Rich.
mond announcing the marriage Of
Miss Lillian Estelle White, daughter
OF Mrs. ]. B, White, to Mr.. Harold Ed
monds. The marriage took place yes
tcrday In Norfolk. Va.
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After n bridal tour, which will include
visits to New York and Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pope will make their home in this
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Mrs. A. j. Black. Of Roanoke, is the
guest of relatives here. III
20 sslat- - rs! Fl
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Miss Sadie Rhodes has returned to
her home in Newport News, after a
weeks visit to friends here.
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vcrsity Of Virginia. who came down
to attend the Bryant Hamilton we'd,
ding, is the guest Of Mr.. L, A Rem
nolds, at No. ZOE East Franklin Street,
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Mrs. Richard McIlwaine, Jr., who
has been Visiting friends here. has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk.
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Surprise Party.
IMasq]ul:le.r..;ade BAN

A masquerade ball will be given In
tho ciubrooms Of the Richmond Art
Club, No. 2l7 West Grace Street, Sat-
ugday evening, April 18th, at $40
O'clock 5f S II ssss 81 I'll ssg n
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have been spending several months at
the Clarendon, in Harrisonburg. Va.
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Meeting POSTPONED.

on account OF tho death of Mrs. Sol,
L. Bloomberg, the meeting OF tho
Church Hill Auxiliary. Retreat fot tho
Sick, scheduled for this afternoon at
1890 O'clock. has been postponed to
Thursday, ApSll 18th, at the same hour
and place.
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Members received by transfer from
other chapters were Mrs. ], Leo Koiner
from the Stonewall Jackson Chapter, Of
Charlotte, N, G.; Mrs. Betty Fleming
the Culpepcr Chapter.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Fannie Burnett Lewis returned
Sunday evening from visit OF Sow
,eral months to her cousins, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Samuel Talbot. In Cuba.
Miss Lewis was delightfully."- enter
tanned during her stay. and returns
with pleasant accounts OF the climate
and people.
Mr., j, Stuart Robertson, of tho Uni.
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To Attend in a Body.
The members Of tho Masonic Home
Auxiliary will meet this afternoon at
3 o'clock at the Temple, to attend tho
funeral OF their late president, Mrs.
Sol. L. Bloomberg, IN body.
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very beautiful wedding took place
In the Second Baptist Church last eve
ming Mt $3.50 o'clock. when Miss Rosa
Virginia Smith. daughter OF the Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. William Robert Lee Smith.
became the bride OF Mr.. Abner Stephen
ron Pope. son OF Mrs Jennie 3. Minor.
OF this city. The brides father. who is
pastor of the church. was the officiating
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Mr.. John Winslow, who has made his
homo in this city for the past year,
will leave shortly for Hampton, Va,
to accept q position.
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The church was beautifully decorated
with profusion OF palms and spring
flowers. Mr. Herbert Rees presided at
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Mrs. w. Nee. Ramsey, of Westover is
the guest Of Mrs. Q. Fl. Funsten, NO. sla
Monumental Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-11

The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
sduchcsse satin, made princess and trim
med with rose point lace Her veil was
caught with sprays OF liies-of-the-valley,
md she carried shower of tho same
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-09
PLAN FOR DEDICATION
 OF INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

private citizens and friends of education throughout the nation.
 The Columbus secondary industrial school, a magnificent four-story building, splendid equipped. and located on d de- lightful plateau in the northern part Of the city. is q part of the local public school system, and the taxpayers foot it's bills. Here young men of Columbus are actually taught cotton manufacturing blacksmithing. woodworking, and many other useful occupations, while girls are given careful instruction In cooking, sew ing. laundering and domestic work gen. erally The instructors are experts in their several lines. The graduates en- ter the struggle of life possessed with knowledge. experience and efficiency that Is worth dollars and cents to them. Co., lumbus. already a manufacturing city of note, has the ambition of becoming the greatest industrial center in the sogih. with the continuous development Of the 100000 horsepower at the falls of the Chattahoochee river at this point and the new programme of education. fitting the young generation for their part ." this great industrial development, is r'
 with peculiar satisfaction by the
 of Columbus.