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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02

W II Thompson sent g Afson
this morning an baslness ofthe Inter
national Harvester c0mp4ny
Indian Toiissmea John Bafbse sent
70 TIE Mars farm northuest of toWn
todBy 70 remove 81 intruder
seymour nlddls was able 10 hs
d0sn town TO-DAY for the arst tlme
aftera severe attack o. tonslligh
wm. T. sldsli. . prominent oll a..
tofuey aud politician 81 f,aFiiesellle
vas 10 TIE city today On business
The ladies Of the Baptist church
Vii hold baEsar ia the lecture room
q the church SATURDAY afternoon
G. A, llasldnon left tlia morning fof
Oklahoma Cify 70 attend q meeting of
the Rspublisan state canmittee
All perseus desiring tickets "a giss
kouegaF banquet saturday night
slionl8 81 onee see Carl Cmalngef.
secretary q TIE craig cosufY Demo.
cratic Central committee
William GsCrsafy, who has bean
here fof 3 few days left on tl,e ayer
this morning fer hls home Ia Denver
john Marker went 20 Mussess@
this morning on business with the
land once.
Mnsser a Fisk have fought TIE
Hill barbef shop and will 60 nduct the
business there ia tlle future. Tbls is
tie ssoond white slop Ia the city.
Judge Joseph A. Gil left ou the
Frisco fast mail train today fer OKLA
bona CitY today 70 attend = meeting
u tie Republican stats committee
There vii h. ! regular ecmmuuica.
tl0n d Ylnita lodge Ne. 8. A. 3, a. A.
", saturday evening Nay 3. isal, az
T.W All members are urged 20 be
present visitors cordially invited
E.J. fluyr Sec'yt
There wl.. he . regular ueetinv On
tie Eastern s4ar tenofroN night
Visitors slll be present from MAmi
welch and Chelsea
T. +. orr Is oyer from Chelsea for a
slsit with hls parents Nr ana Nfs
+ W orr
&. l. Kifg vas IA town this morn.
from Rose
j. s. Holland. 81 wAnn sas in the
city this morning On on business
G. W CASTOR and aiie eft thls
morning for Joplin 10 attend TIE
meeting 81 ths Mlssslri state axsociA
tion OF the Congregational church.
which meets thelc today
Il. A Trent II Amarillo Tex lad
business Ia utls eltY yesterday and to
day
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02
LOCAL NOTES

pa sltoes an Adaif merchant uaa
IN tie elts Nouaaf
lgAFFy Mitchell spent sunday s.th
~ pafsns Al Seneca
l.se haFfstt aud family returned
Msadag aafnlif from a visit ~ O..
wago
Mf kdfes Mars vas here Satnf.
dsg iof visit wlih b. y. vArn and
family
s. y Grant has the contract foF the
erection q 5 fue rev taak building
4 Chateau
~ s llammoud IA all nan ef Gin.
cinnaii Ohio was here this 1eek
sn feafs q Tal1.
nepnt GepWs NafA brought tWo
bols up from westsllle Monday uu tie
charge y carrying gun,
hal pawnpefi, al,a Is charged With
stealug = HORSE ns4F ChesssA has heen
arrested ana Is now 10 jail Ia Okla.
homa waiting foF transportation e
thts piaos
TIE Republicans q Nlata aud
township = - met saturday nsslN
and elected foaf pFec.nct eammlttcr
men cue IN each oi The pFscincts
Thcse elected are Van Chandler
First precinct A t.eiosce. second
) y wallen, third and } D NUf.
piiy, Fourth
Vs. Martin made basnsa tflp
10 WEIGH Monday
Mi~ Linn Shepherd q NeoaAv .
hete fur 'ew d4ys ylsit with hef
sister Miss Mae shepherd
Ell HotdY q nias.acks,, was ia
tie city Moudag Ia tie interest of bis
candldAeY pryts state legislature
Tie Wm. y faFlsg UIi company
hAs lest hfnseht Is another hig oil
well ou their lesss near naftleflllo
lenn GAteaood. returned Tuesday
ing ffpm St Charles Ne. shefs he
has been attending Ne st Ciafes
malgafy acadeuy
Cllisf 81 Police Webb arrested John
poaning e0lofed Monday night fef
disturbing lhe peace iiosulug con.
trlbaled .. "a tie sapport 81 tie eits
walter Fsfguson. . son ~ ex.Gosst
nor Thomas FeTg i4son. u Oklahoma
aas tsfe Monday niFht 20 report TIE
Haskell meeting fcl the newsundlcAte
a. Gathtie.
And - Il seems that telegraph ntss
are simply bsing fcAdlussed Never.
thelss this suphemsm doesn't make
tae cxtss ellafks ans lighter Boston
Herald
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02

wm. McCssnfy. I i2msf resident q
Ehh elfy. & hsFe from f'enteT lot :
ihort visit
The students q the Willie Haissll
college enloYsd pscnlc on Hig Cabin
creek satndAy
A marriage license wAs Issued sAtar.
day 70 John Kinder aud Miss Annie
MckennA of Adair
PrsnAley MccoFd. Of Coleman. Tex
Is heEe Tor a vlsis wlth hts cousin.
Mn " 2 Thompyon
c. A. Dun. Nh0 is manager of TIE
coal mlns a. calAie, vas a visitor Pr.
day and subscribed ior fhe Chief
tain
]. vi hwAftE q pfomlneut atgasaeY
and delegate to the constitutional con
fsutlou from Chelsea Was among W.
uiiA visitors saturday
John Martin. eolofed, nas bound
over 70 tbs grand lpFY saturday
By Commissioner FAFfAf on tie charge
oi defraudlng Davis llll of saoo
A county fair Ter Craig county siIl
he the means Uf improving conditions
Ia this section Of TIE county by it
sc sill have better lise stock and 0et.
Ter farm products.
The CFalg County Fair association
il the nsa, public enterprise that the
business and professional men and the
farmers Of Craig county ap taking
hold q and they all make 4 10 of IL.
b. L koons uas Arfegsa Thursday
Al ClaFsmore b. Deputy Basil Stspp
aud brought hers FrdaY. when ~.
m0sAl papers wefs secured and hc VAS
taken 70 Nnskogss 70 answer / perjury
charge
A committee Of Csntfaila men vas
here Friday ioF The purpose Or securing
contributions frcm local parties Sio
esu property IN leatraba for the rsll,
r0aa lpngs ahlcU that towu h trying
70 fslee
q " Patton Is going 70 make tie
race fof e6muiDluueF of Delaware
county, subject 20 action ss the Dean.
ecntie paay M FAtcn is well quail.
laed 20 all THIS pQaltiou aud is a
ssaunch Democrat
ny spear knows no brother may
b. construed ~ Nj Hartman 10
mean that one practical man slll
knife another Nheu tie sAigeuc.ts oi
politics make i SEEN necessary Lou.
isyills CoafisrtournaL
Edwn Rosentlai, 4 pfominent yoang
attorney oi Centfaila, l. r., Was IN tie
clty SATURDAY oBbesiness NJ Rosen.
thai says hn town i making hard
aght 10 secure a rallruAd sith fair
prospects q sArly sucrew.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02


LIZ Husclssns sent 70 wussoxs'
thm morning
Bin Tooly returned THIS nornins
from QuApaw
W. J BruEdrea @&s here this morn
ing from Sowats.
Ten smith Is in tosn from Eaeha
on land bgssuess
a. Judd, u Alton, was ID ylnita
today on hualneSA.
Rev. II. y MooFe ~lil 80 10 0kla-
homa City tomofrow.
Jas Milan of Chelsea aas a guest
A tbs Cobbiodag aoon
w. n psrfoagh lefs last night for
Nowafa 70 attend court
II Vaughn q CofieYslIle spent
today IN TIE metropolis
WI KornegaY ssnt 20 N0wata
iast night 70 attend court
J y. Qulgleg aaae baslnee trip
te Chelsea this Afternoon.
Henry Miller returned on the nora
ing Frisco TO-DAY from Seneca
J. c burgess vas up from Pryor
Greek this morning on business
VIM. Owen returned 10 MUSK osee
t0dav, after a business visit here
&. ". Williams returned this morn.
Ink from a business trip 70 MlaHl
O. b. woodwArd. an attorney Of
Auskogse had business here to-day
n. r. wi,tlck, of saltwater "a
tranacting business Ia Ninlta today
G. W n smith vel known clti.
reu % nluelaeket Is herr ca business
Filix Nldlrer vas among tie afsi.
yals from Falfiand % TIE Frlsco this
morning
Julius Payne brought a prisoner
iFom Tahlequah g The federal jail hefe
lAst uight
Mrs \ Z johnson Is in Joplin a..
tending the nesting Of TIE Congfe.
gAlianallsts
j. A. Smith went % Cho,saa this
morning. where he has some stone
masonfg @ 30
Let rs sell o. make yoa q luan on
yoag elty property. Chsfckee Invest
msnt company McGsofge bld'g iu r.
w. H. raImase ana wife ufMe.
Alesteg we're among the guests a. TIE
Goth this morning
Rev, @ w. snodgas left this
morning Tor tour oi tie southern
part q TIE territory.
T. II. Hayden q sci kno~n mer-
chant ot Pryor Greek lad business ia
tie metfopolls today.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02

Ff1n the Shawnee stomp dAnco tn
the White Oak hills APR. q one
black horse pony about years Old.
roach name saddle mark on back. llttle
thick on top Of neck. oEse white hind
foos, sllDd all round, branded + and
II. connected on left thtgh newafd
for information or return 70 Gungefs
barn. Vinsta, or A NJ V0yles' farm
AZ W0odley 1 4.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02

DFAweth nigh the time when kids,
Baefooted will get hence
To bal parks there 10 find knot
Hes la the high hoard fence.
And eke the yells that ee shall hear
Tehy ue er snail be forgotten
When fram the crowd comes q our
car,
lie nmpires gestin rotten
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02
Quarter Articles

Carsd Cofsrs-Nice patterns trimmed with lace. en.
broidery and mfles other puees lo,. a. 15e
Masia Dragps-Embroidery trimmed plain tucked
and hemsiiiehed full sire aud good quality Other prices
Soc and 75e
btsmts H56ds-Made u Swiss and six beautifully
trimmed embroidered otherpuees s., loc l5c Doe
Kna Union Suts-I.adies and misses low neck knee
lengths, laee trimmed. Other prices, 5oe
Kajt Pnts-Gadies' Umbrella knee length pants. lace
trimmed, exceptional value. Other prices Soc
Cause Tets-Fne mercerzed vests. sleeveless. nicely
trimmed silk tapped. Other prices l0c l5e. 20e.
J-nde Haists-wen knit with reinforced strips aud
bands. buttons that won't COME OF. Other prices l5e.
Hose Sspportrs- Belt fastening with pad and two pars
of supporters nled elastic. good weight assorted eolors
Bpsies-A very substantial aud popular article, IN as.
sorted sizes.
Saalosaes-A.sored style. and color. IN giuehan,
ebamhray. ee.
C.rs,ts-A very good style and quality Ia white bo-
tse and net ofher prices Soc 75e = 90 $50, 300
hos5-A superior showing 81 Topsy aud Buison patent
seamless hose ia black white and eoore plan aud lace
weaves other prices. los, l5e, 55c, 50c. 55c. 9sc.
G1a.es-Ise aud Berlin Glove, Is black white colors.
Extra Value Other prices l5s 50er 5c. 9sc Il 25 aud
si}s.
Hnst ptists-ladie. ane swiss handsomely en-.
trodered and mems pnre linen, mercetized handker-
chiefs. Other prices g, loe, l5e
rolita-H wen known Tint our line 81 eoars. lace
swiss aud linen the leaders and sold cheaper than
esewhere Other prices, 81 l0c l5e. l9e, 35c ise 15c
9Se. sl.25 tl.4s.
patent leather aud Buster Brown belts Other prices 15e
50e Use
Bags aHd RuSes--Late novelties in black and coors
Big values Other prices ioc 23e. 40c Zoe 9sc 81 4s
Comts--plaiu and fancy side and back combs and
comb sets other prices, Toe, 33e 39c 75c, tl25
brooches, bat pins Pillow cords Wells, sox ties val
let's caps, suspendefs, straw hats, etc., etc.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02

+ W stFykef u IN Joplin attend.
ing the sesslon Or tlle Missouri state
association of fhe congregational
church
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-05-02
Quarter Fabrics

Persian Sak Jacqaard-a dream ii almy fabric colors,
dotted
SR Chigoa-a:simlar airy fabric 81 mereeraed .head,
dainty a. can be, plain esors.
Cgisoa rsiiiaq-A sheer fabric similar to pophn weave
that drapes beautifully. coors.
STA Causaur-.lust the thing 10 delight those wishing
plaid of check efect IN plain coors.
Sgs Persian LaWp-A well known silk finish wash
goods q great merit, white and black Other grades
3se and SOC.
Soisette-This serviceabe fabric plain colors has
been in the market for several under different
names and has proven rs merit
Dape a. Bayonns-one Of the most popular sellers Of
tie season. pretty patterns in plads and large pokadots
Imported Tassa-A SIX imitation that is good wash
fabric, large line OF checks and plaids
TfncA Foiie-Ths popular weave IN gray and tan.
Has the richness Of higher priced goods.
Freael Lap-The old time favorte that Gais old.
White only Other prices, Joe, o0e, Toe
Isa Linon-We invite the closest inspection and eril.
sm Of our entire line Of India Lnons black and whtel.
Other prees6 l-4e lie si-3 loc u l2e i5c 2oe zoe
Esmsralda--Also known Japanese Linen. beau
,ifu fabric Of mercerized thread that annders fine
rias Naiasook-A plain fabric that makes The finest q
underwear
n,oeais4 Halstinss--A large line Of handsome pat.
terms snail and large quality nneSceled'
Sfiss-rhis season viii see more Of these dainty
goods worn than ever Our line Is very comprehensive
aud comprises shadow checks stripes, woven, and the
neN metallic dots Other prices l5c, iae,39e.
ss,aek Sniiags-Without doubt the prettiesi line 81
eoloed niturs for spring IN town The popular colors
III checks and plads Other prices l0r l5c, soc Zoe
0sc si4S.
Introiaefu-lmpofted patterns IN swiss and Hamburg
ryipnes and Insertions. Beautiful corset widths
Tlh beading edge Other prices &c. Lac, l.2c l0c
II i-oc iac lge, Gle, 5es and I5c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
SOCIAL, and
PERSONAL
YESTERDAY.
Annual pound party at Retreat for

@ YESTERDAY.
Annual pound party at Retreat for
the Sick.
# Tea served at Rosemary Library.
silver tea In home OF Mrs. A. Trent
Miller, for Earnest Workers. Society
OF First Presbyterian Church.
Monthly meeting OF Belle Bryan Day
Nursery board.
Meeting Of executive committee.
Jamestown Building Association,
Daughters OF the confcderacy In home
Of Mrs. ~. v. Randolph.
Marriage Of Miss Belle Hooper to
Mr.. George Edward WeltzeI, In BRIDES
home, No. 721 Spring Street.
Mrs. William p. Woods card party.
Purlln ball at jefferson Club.
TO. DAY.
silver tea at Westminster Academy
for Ladies' Aid Society Of First pres.
bytcrian Church, S to 2 and $3.50 to
Sf1t:3o p, NJ.
BOX party In home Of Mrs. Il. r.
h Pollard, No. GIG West Grace street, 9
to II p. Nj, for Sewing Circle of Grove
Avenue Baptist Church.
Or. McBryde's lecture in hall Of the
House Of Delegates at s:15 p. M.
Bridge tournament at Woman's Club
at $3.50 p. M.
Pink tea In Iecture-roon, Of Leigh
Street Baptist Church at s:15 P. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

con,panied by lior two children, Is the
sea,i, ut No, 312 East Franklin Street.
Miss Alma lIlam, Of Suffolk. Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs Charles I,os-
well.
Miss Amanda Tucker has returned to
her home, IN Old Church, Va. after |,
visit to friends here.
Mrs. w. II. McKcnny and Mrs. Pryor
Jones, Of Petersburg, spent yesterday in
,Hlchmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Suspects Released.

Joseph Valentine and Edward Coles,
colored. who We're arrested here sew
eral weeks ago, were discharged from
custody in the Police Court yesterday
morning.
At the time of their arrest it was
thought that the men were wanted in
West Virginia and North Carolina for
murder. but communication with the
authorities In these States could not
connect them with the crimes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Horse Had I1ockiaw.

Councilman Robert lie Masurier, who
is interested in the, contract for haul
suffered a serious loss In the death
by lockiaw Of his most valuable horse.
Tho animal, which was valued at about
s175, stuck a nail in his foot and lock-
law enSued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
GETS WRIT OF ERROR.
Editor Offered to Allow Dey to
Kick Him.

A writ of error and supcrscdeas was
granted yesterday morning In the SUI
preme Court in the case against ex-
Editor Saunders, OF the Norfolk Muck
Rake.
that he had been arrested on charge
of attempting to provoke a breach OF
tho peace in that he had sent chal-
lenge to Mr.. w. w. Dey to allow the
latter to kick him. as Dey had threat
ened he would do. For this Editor
Saunders was arrested. The article he
had written in his paper about Mr..
Dey was alleged to be questionable,
and he was fined $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
LIKE TO KNOW?
Facts About Why Coffee Does Its Peculiar Work

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not poison S az is lone udnnk
coffee r too
serious to say @ he f it
is etuub hbeng
Il al long
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F
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dnap coffee
directions
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Weitzel- Hooper.

The marriage of Miss Belle Phyllis
Hooper. daughter of Mr.. George j.
Hooper, to Mr.. George Edward Weitzel
took place yesterday ydrning in the
home Of the bride. No. 721 Spring
Street. Rev. Thomas Senmes. of ST.
Andrews Episcopal Church. performed
the ceremony, which was very quiet.
on account of recent bereavement In
the brides family.
The bride is pretty blonde. and q
young lady of very attractive person
ality.
The groom is prosperous young
business man of this CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
LETTER FROM BRYCE.
Found

e
Interesting Document Found
Among Papers of DR.. Hoge.
In asserting some old letters found
among tho papers of tho late Row
Noses y. Ilogc, y. d., the following
note from the Hon. James Bryce, who
has lately been appointed British AM
bassndor to this country, has beer
fdiscovercd
House Of Commons, August i,
1896.
Dear DR.. I1ogc.-Pormit mo to
thnnls you for the very welcome
gift Of the memorial volume Of
your cmi-Centenary. and also for
your address regarding General
'Stoncwall' jackson, your recollec-
lions OF whom interests mo so deep
~. Ijshnll read both Of these (they
have iust reached me Safely with
very great pleasure: and thank you
for the friendly RECOLLECTION OF our
brief acquaintance, which prompted
the kind thought OF sending thom
to mo- trust that the acqualnt-
nnce may before long be renewed,
for much desire to revisit your
famous State and your beautiful
city.
Believe me to be most faithfully
yours,
JAMES BRYCE.
s',rhe Row. Moses d. Hoge, d. y"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Silver Tea.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian Church will give a silver
tea this afternoon and evening. from
5 to and from $40 to 1890 o'clock
in Westminst er Academy, No. 705 West
Grace Street.
Decorations will be in shaded
candles and cut flowers
An excellent musical program will
be rendered by Miss Katherine Lee,
Miss Nancy Green Watkins Mr. w. T.
Hooper, Jr., Miss Elsie Boykin, Miss
Beulah Robins, Mr.. Walter Watkins
and Miss Ida Beveridge.
Misses Gladys Neale and Ida billiard.
two accomplished elocutionlsts will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Pretty Card Party.

Mrs. William P. Wood, Of No. 1920
West Grace Street, was hostess at a
pretty card party yesterday afternoon
sat 4 o'clock.
Three tables aged in a delight
full game of bridge. After the game
dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs. Woods guests were Mrs. How
ard Hoge. Mrs. Dana Rucker. Mrs. D.
IT. Williams, Mrs. Miller McCue Mrs.
]. w. Young. Miss Kate Edwards. Miss
Agnes Edwards, Miss Susie Davis, Mrs.
Anton Thiermann, and Mrs. Guy Dun
Inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Mrs. Swanson's Guests.

The Hon. jefferson Levy and his sister.
Mrs. Carl Won Mayhoff of New York.
arrived yesterday afternoon from Wash
ington, where they attended the mar,
riage of Miss India Bell Fleming to
Senior Luis Corea; and are now the
guests of Governor and Mrs. Swanson
at the Executive Mansion for a few days.
Mr.. Levy is known throughout Nir-
ginia. as we'll as in the North, as n gem
tleman Of wealth and influence He is
the owner of historic Monticello.
Thomas Jefferson's home, near Char
lcttesville, Va. Mrs. Won Mayhof spends
a part Of each year at her brothers
home in Albemarlc county, and has Won
many friends during her frequent visits
to Virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

An offer for the house, after the ex-
position is over, has already been re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

West Virginia and Louisiana. Divisions
have sent for fifty membership tickets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Club Tournament.

The regular monthly card tournament
will be played at Woman's Club this
evening, beginning promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
In Difference to those who do not care
for whist. bridge will be the order of
the evening. Members are entitled. as
usual, to bring their gentlemen friends,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Committee Meeting.

A full meeting of the building com
mittee. jamestown Building Association
OF Virginia Division, Daughters Of the
Confederacy. was held yesterday after
noon in the home of Mrs. N. v. Randolph.
Ladies present were Mrs William r.
McSenny, president of Virginia Division,
10, d. c.; Mrs. Frank Anthony Wake.
chairman: Mrs. Pryor Jones, of Peters,
burg: Mrs. w. R. Vawter and Mrs. N. V.
Randolph. Mrs. III. Reardon, OF
Pickett-Buchanan Chapter. was unable
to attend, but had appointed Mrs. Wake
as her proxy to cast her vote on all
subjects.
The contractor Mr. T. B. Moore, re-
ported that the building would be in
readiness for occupation and complete In
every detail by March 4th. Mr.. Moore
has been most liberal in allowing time
for payments, and 1t is hoped that each
chapter will realize its individual respon-
sibility and will remit all available con-
tributions as soon as possible.
The several camps of Confederate
Veterans are also invited to contribute.
So far only one camp, that in New York,
has responded. 1t is hoped, however.
that the movement will be financially
endorsed by the Virginia camps. Mem
hership cards may be obta!Sfd from Mrs.
C. &. Tate. of Draper. Va, or from
presidents OF local chapters.
Bids for furnishing the dining room
of the house have been accepted, and
Mr. j. F. Biggs, of Richmond, has
kindly offered to furnish the hall and
drawing room. There will be no room
for occupants, except those of the hos
tess and manager. The dining m,
where Southern fare will be served.
mill be open to the public. and Will
be in charge of Mrs. L. Eustace VII
iiars, OF Louisville Ky, a prominent
Daughter of the Confederacy.
The District of Columbia Division.
United Daughters of the Confederacy,
has appointed committee, with Mrs.
Herbert Claiborne Wilkins, chairman.
to assist the Virginia Daughters, and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01

assist are Miss Mamie West, Misses
1nea and Julia Barnes Miss Creath.
Miss Thomas and q number of others.
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Mrs. N. " Randolph requests that all
Daughters Of the Confederacy who will
sell tickets for the Bostock benefit next
Thursday will secure the tickets from
her as soon as possible Only tickets
purchased from members of Richmond
Chapter will be counted in the proceeds
to the advantage Of the daughters.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Kate Wheelock Whist.


The Kate Wheelock Whist Club met
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c. c.
Walker, Of No sos Park Avenue.
Top score was made by Mrs. Walker
and Mrs. Basil Spalding, playing north
and south and Mrs. S. II. Boykin and
Mrs D. T. Williams, playing east and
west
The club will meet next Wednesday
with Mrs. Basil Spalding at No. EOS
East Franklin Street.
Box Party and Tea.
A unique and attractive entertain
ment Will be given this evening, from
S to II o'clock, in the home Of Mrs.
Henry r. Pollard, No. 91s West Grace
Street, under the auspices of the Sew
ing Circle OF Grove Avenue Baptist
Church.
The occasion will combine the pleas
ures of silver tea with the added
excitement of box party" we'll
known auctioneer Will sell the pretty
boxes of candy to the highest bidder.
Mrs. Pollard's home will be deco
rated with evergreens and cut flowers.
and refreshments will be served
A carefully prepared musical pro-
gram will be rendered by Misses Maude
Starke, Grace Greenwood Belle Will
lingham. Mr.. Thomas. and other must
clans. Miss Mary Taylor Whitsitt will
give dramatic reading.
Among the young ladies who Will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-01
Poems You Ought to Knon,
No. 1908.
A Little While.
BY DANTE GABRIEL RossETTI.

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sketch, already printed In this SERIES