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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
CIaxton street Baptlat rastor Qoh

In the absence of the pastor. Rev. I. w. O'Hara. who Is at Avondale. Birmingham, in a meeting, the morn ing service at Clayton Street Baptist Church will be conducted by Frank Allen, assisted by W. B. Holmes and others. The evening service at 7:30 o'clock win be conducted by Rev. J. II. Bush. pastor of the Highland Ave- nue Baptist Church. The ordinance of baptism wlIl be administered q. the clos. of the service.
 The pastor will be back for both services next Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
nnean,t Mant To hlde.

San Francisco, Oct. 19--Rath@r than undergo the riding test prescribed in recent order of the War Department. Col. Charles L. Heinzemann, asslstant sureeon general, United States army. has filed an application to go before inc retiring board. He says he Is 6 medical man and hes not been on 8 horse for thirty-nine years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

ties, city charities. tuberculosis. coun- ty and township charities. truant and delinquent children. and the work of the State charitable and correctional institutions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
Nuns to match.
Goats

We are shOwing S2-Inch black broad sioth coat, braid tnlmmea collar and sleeves, with velvet euG., fuIl .as- in lined fer SIS.
 Better oHss fin Black, Red, Brown and leather s1s5O to Sa5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
Twenty thousand persons

Twenty thousand persons in and around Toronto have signed a petition advocating the union of all the Prot estant denominations, and 1t will go before all the church councils for ac- ton. the signers including 4.00O An- glicans, 5000 Meth odists. 4,50O Presby- terians and 1000 Baptists.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

creasing the membership and providinM good things for ik
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
LOOK!

BALLARD & BALLARD co. wIII Give Three Preniuna Daily
 At Aiabama AEriealturaI Fair,
 MontEomery, Ala. October 24--NoyeInber 2. For Best Bread, Rolls, Biscuit. ~
 Cakea.
 Made from BILLIARDS Obellsk Flour, First PrIEe--5e Piece Dinner Set. second Prlse--Io Piece Toilet set. Third priEe--set silver Plated Tea@ spoons. under following condltionAt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20
Telegram

Received yesterday from our buyer in New York said that he had shipped thIrsy sait4 by fast express and that more would follow Saturday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-20

Rev. Davis Brook. of the new United Methodist Church of England. has been selected as president of the National Council of Evangelical Free Churches in succession to Rev. John Watson. better known as Ian Maclaren, who died shortly after being elected to the position.
 Catholics in China now number about 2.25o .OO00, as compared with less than S00,000 in 1sso;>'in Indo- China they have increased in that time from 800, 900 to 100000 and in Japan 5O. 00O have been added to the four that were there twenty-five years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-19
The Mecklenburg.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHASE CITY. VA, May 1S.-The in
creased popularity of Virginia at this
time and the added convenience of the
new trains are most advantageous to
the Mecklcnburg and already the
register shows a brave array of names,
suggesting a summer season.
The homelike air of the place. which
is one Of It's chief charms, Is greatly
increased by the presence of many
family groups, particularly Of many at
tractive children. who are here for the
early summer season, the Mecklenburg
claiming, indeed, the distinction that
children and dogs" are always well
come hero
RICHMOND is delightfully."- represented
at present by Mrs Coleman Workman
and Coleman Workman, Jr who is ono
Of the most interesting children Of tho
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom West, Of Rich
mond. continue to improve during the
month they are spending here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cans and Miss
Cans also Of Richmond, are here for
their second visit during the season.
Miss Cans Is ost enthusiastic horse
woman. and Is frequently seen in the
saddle.
Mrs. j. Remsen Beam, OF Ridgeheld,
N. j.. Is the guest of Mrs. ]. c, Walton,
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Flovd County.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.l
FLOYD, VA, May 1S.-Judge w. L
Howard Is in Pulaski this week on
legal business.
Thos. B. HUFF and family left for
Roanoke Thursday.
Miss Timandra Howell, after spend
ing several weeks with her parents,
has returned to Philadelphia, where
she is located as trained nurse.
Misses Nirgie Ridinger and Maud
Williams are attending the Mountain
Normal School at WILLIS
John Munsey, a travelling salesman
for Chicago house, is visiting his
wife and baby here this week.
II. S. Howard. Of Norfolk, is spend
ing few days at his home in the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Kyle Roop, Of
Snowville, spent q few days the first
Mrs Carrie Dobyns.
Mrs. Anna Brumbough, after spend
ing couple Of weeks With her
parents here, has returned to Roanoke.
J. "A. Sewers, Jr., left Monday for
Ironton, Ala, where he has secured
employment as bookkeepcr for tho
Alabama Coal and Iron company.
Miss Florence Lawrence. who has
been attending the National Business
College at Roanoke, is at home now
on account of having an attack OF
rheumatism.
Ed. C. Reed and wife, of Roanoke
and Mrs. c. a. Howard and children, OF
Pocahontas, spent several days here
rs the guests Of Mrs. Il. L. Lawrence
Mr.. ]. II. Sumpter. tho postmaster at
this place. and Miss Addie Hartman
wero married at tho home Of the bride
last Monday.
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. l.. s. d. q I II
Chambcrin Tuesday, Mt which some OF
her guests We're Mrs. Andrew Hero,
Mrs Richard Coke Marshall. Mrs.
James Totten and Mrs. Fredorick
Smith. of Fortress Monroe.
The officers OF the Italian squadron
gave beautiful reception and dance
aboard the flagship Monday afternoon.
Recent arrivals at the hotels In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Hefrin,
Miss Hetiin, Miss Emile Heffln, Syra-
.cuse, N. y: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lamb,
White Plains, N. Y; Miss Il. L. Griggs,
Miss Newland. Detroit; Miss Alice Mil
Ter. Mrs. r. Bruce Gamble, Meadvllle,9
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Coleman,
philadelphia; Mrs st. Becker, Miss
Mary Becker, Mrs. J. Cornwall, Flint
Mich; Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Gallen. New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Harmon, Gin
,cinnati; Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Simpson,
Newark; Mr.. land Mrs. j D Taylor,
Boston; Mr. and Mrs. James Calender
New York
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Gainesville.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CARTERSNILLll, VA, May 49,
Mrs. Thomas A. Grower, Of Washing-
ton, D. c., arrived Mt Cartcrsvillo on
"Wednesday. She Will spend several
weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
II. James Rhodes.
Mr.. c. w. Dickinson has just return
cd from tho jamestown Exposition.
While away he visited his son, Mr.. G.
w. Dickinson, Jr., of Northampton
county.
visited hcr old homo here this week.
She was accompanied by Miss Bessie
Snead. also OF Fork Union,
Miss Mary u. Palmore Is at her
home here again after spending the
winter in Richmond.
Mr. Marvin S. knight, formerly OF
North Carolina. late of Richmond, has
accepted the position Of cashier OF
Cnrtersvllle Bank, ana entered upon
his duties the 9Th of May.
Mr.. Wllfred A. Powell. of Williams
burg visited friends In Cartersvillc this
week.
Miss Mary Y. Reynolds closed hor
private school on Friday last.
Tho camp of Modern Woodmnr
located ut Cartersvlle will give a
public picnic on tho 30th OF May,
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FIRST HIGH SCHOOL
Term GREAT SUCCESS
Monterey Takes Advantage Of
States Offer Of Aid and Re
suits Gratifying.
Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l

MONTERREY, VA, May 1S.-The COM
1nencement exercises of the Monterey
High School Will be held in the au-
.dience room of the school building
Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings,
May 21st and 22d.
This is the first session of this school
under the fostering provisions of the
last Legislature. and the State aid and
course Of study prescribed have en-
abled the people Of the Monterey dis
trict to score success the first year.
Mr.. r. B. Rust, as principal, has shown
efficiency and tact in9his management
OF the school His assistant, Miss Lille
Warwick, OF Lynchburg, has not only
been competent person for that posi-
ton, but, with he sister, Miss Clara
Warwick, in charge Of the music and
grammar grade, has been very helpful
in raising funds to be applied in school
nlents. A feature Of the final exercises
will be a rendition of the popular
comedy, Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch;" the door receipts to be applied
as above stated.
The primary department, which
closed at the expiration of five months,
was in charge Of Miss l.. Gay Crowder,
OF Wytheville, and the parents Of the
little folks were loud in their praise of
her. The board Of supervisors have re-
sponded to the needs Of the public
schools in liberal way, and at least
two Of the school districts OF tho coun-
free school term to six months and
pay the teachers more money.
Stonewall District has let to con-
tract high school building at Nc
Dowell. and the authorities have been
assured of State aid.
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Bon Air.

BON, AIR, May 1s.-Mss cordelias
Hammer has returned to Lynchburg,
having been the guest of Mrs. Norman
Morton.
Mr.. ]. Il. stannrd. of Washington,
D. O.. is on a visit to Mr.. j. T. Cox. at 4
Glen Lloyd
Mr.. and Mrs Il. A. Lloyd. Of New
York, are guests Of Mrs. A. T.. Noel, at
LIE Noel.
Mrs. Polk Miller and Miss AIauda.
Miller were at home on Tuesday after-s
noon in honor of their guest, Mrs
Harvie Blair, of New York. 5
Among those who attended the James,
town Exposition this week were Misses
Bessie Cooke, Manly Dodds, Bessie
Smith, Frances Dunn and Bertha
Adamson. Mr.. William Smith and Philip
Smith.
Miss julia Cardwell, of Hanover, is!
the guest OF Miss Alberta Williams 6
Mrs Sam Gown and daughter, Of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting Mrs.
Arthur l.. Adamson.
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Chincoteague.

CHINCOTEAGUE. VA, May Is
Mcssrs S. r. Davis ana Emory Phipps
left this week for Norfolk to attend
the meeting Of the Great Council or
the Improved Order Of Red Men. ..l
Mr.. a. I. Mears. candidate for the
ttreasurershp of Acconac. made an ad-
dress here this week in behalf of his
candidacy. AS there are four cundl-
dates for the Office. It is rather diff
cult to make any prediction as to the
result Of the coming primary Of juno
Goth.
Mr.. N. S. Smith, Jr, who has been
constable for several years. rendered
his resignation recently on account OF
the lack Of remuneration for necessary
expenses incurred.
Mr.. w. w. Bryan. proprietor OF tho
Oceanic Printing Office. left this weel,
for Norfolk, projecting for a site to
locate his plant.
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Old Point.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA, May IS.
Old Point Is still Very gay, even
though most of the wnr-ships have left
Hampton Roads. There is great
deal Of entertaining going on aboard
those which remain, and Informal hops
arc given every evening at tho Cham-
berlin.
The visits OF Baron General Kurolsi,
of the imperial Japanese army, and tho
Duke Iii Abruzzi, OF the Royal Italian
navy, were very Interesting events OF
the week, and several brilliant social
functions wre given in their honor.
General Frederick Dent Grant gave
a magnificent banquet at the Chamber
lin Tuesday evening for Baron kuroki.
Mrs, Grant gave Luncheon Mt the
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LumbertOn.

LUMBERTON, N. c. May 1S.-AIessrs.5
a. p. McAllister Fl. b, jennings, S. r.
are in Philadelphia this week attending
the National Manufacturers Assoclas-4
ton.
Revs. G. II. Durham and I. T.. H sAs.
lpeth left yesterday to attend the Bap-f
list Convention, now being held IN.
Richmond, Va. They will visit James,
town before returning home
Messrs. ALI H.. Mcleod and r. r. Lee
Greensboro, N. c., this week. g
At tho town meeting held Tuesday
night the following officers We're re-
elected: r. G. Lawrence, city attorney;
C. B. Skipper, clerk and and treasurer;
II. j. Floyd, chief of police, and a. c..
Bridgers, night poA4ceman. "A
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burg attending tho conservation of
"Old Bruton" Church, and the exercises
at jamestown Island, May 18th.
Mt. Vernon Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, Of Alexandria,
have elected the following officers for
the year:
Mrs. w. A. smoot, regent; Mrs. W.
j. Morton, vice-regent: Mrs. Dabney
Hcrndon. recording secretary; Miss
Carrie Wise. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. John I.eadbeater, treasurer; Mrs
Eleanor Washington Howard. register;
Mrs. Stewart Jameson. historian.
Rev. and Mrs. L. s.. Pierce, Of New
SONS. Va, are in the city for weeks
stay.
Mr.. r. i. Freeman spent last Tues
day in Franklin. Va,
Miss Bessie Ryland has returned
from visit to relatives in Caroline
county. Sho was accompanied home by
Miss Frances Bronddus, who Will be
her guest for several days.
Mr.. r: T. billiard. who has been
undergoing treatment at Memorial
Hospital, will return home in short
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nd is winning many friends

and is winning many friends by her
sweet and genial personality.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Carter and son,
accompanied by Mrs. David P. Walker,
Mrs Carters mother. oil OF. Manchester,
Va, are q very pleasant family group
registered here during the week
Dr. George T. Winston, principal
Of the Agricultural and Mechanical
College, Raleigh, N. c., is spending
some time here with his wife and son,
who is convalescing from typhoid fever
and Is taking the sanatarium treat
ment.
Mrs. Il. r. Daniels, of Charlotte
Courthouse Va, is making her annual
visit here for the Nauloim baths, and
sanatorium treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Ford are very at
tractive representatives from the Old
North State. registering from Leaks
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Averett and son,
from Danville, are among the new ar
rivals
Mr.. Ross Nj. Wickham, OF Newark,
N. j., has returned for second visit,
and Is warmly welcomed by his many
friends.
Mrs. Willis Bagley, Of Jackson, N. c.,
is spending some time here, visiting
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Bagley,
who is convalesing from her recent
illness.
Miss jamie P. Dickinson, Mrs. c. b.
DeCamp, Mrs. S. G. DeCamp. Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. B. Z. Cogbill, child
and maid Mr.. Troy T. Rimes, Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Humphreys,
Norfolk, Va: Mr. Thomas w. Gardner,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. Eugene Ufford, Mr..
Hervey Spier. Newark, N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Heissenbuttel, Charleston,
S. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Baily, Col
umba. S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
March. Montgomery, Ala; Mrs. N. c.
Aiken, Clearwater, Va. Mrs. NJ B.
Hill, Greensboro; DR.. Boyd Kimball,
Portsmouth. Va; Mrs. Z. II. Powell,
Keysville, and Miss Lille Henning,
Jefferson, Va, are among the weeks
| arriyal lis. g7sEt .a
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given by Miss Annie L. Farrar's music
class In the assembly hall Of the High

6iNci Ny MISS NIlulB MUSIC
class In the assembly hall of the High
School building
An impromptu. but very enjoyable
dance followed the recital at the High
School building Those present were
Misses Majorie and Helen Harris,
Alexinn Harrison, Fannie and Ireno
Briggs, Clara Pitts Helen Harris. Of
Lewisburg; Rose Farrar and Mrs. Fred
II. Farrar Messrs. Marion ana Leake
Pitts, w. S. Dabney c. .. Harris, Jr.,
t. W. Harrison, Reeve Nicholas and
Willoughby Rhodes. Music was fur
nished by Misses Harris, Pitts and
Harrison. The chaperons were Mes
danes Harrison. G. w. Briggs and G.
b. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Horsley have been
guests this week of Mrs. Mamie Gill
lner.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. r. Best, Of Warren,
visited the town Monday.
Miss Sene Watson returned on We'd
nesday from Guthrie HAIL. where she
closed her private school the same
day
Mrs. D. P. Powers and Miss Lucie
Powers have returned from visit to
Richmond.
Miss Maude billiard and her little
brother, Master Magruder billiard, ar
rived hero last week from Spotsyl-
vnnia.
Mr.. Leake Pitts, of Arvonia, is visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. Burton Powers and Miss Macley
Powers. of Clarke are guests of Mrs.
d. p. Powers.
Mr.. Garnett Burgess is spending
some time with his brother, Mr.. w. L.
Burgess. of Idylwood.
Miss Mary Powers, of Richmond is
here on short visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. D. P. Powers.
Miss Helen Harris, OF Lewisburg,
W. Va, who has been a guest at
Paradise" left for home Friday morn
ing.
Miss Pntteson, of buckingham, is the
guest of Mrs Mamie Gllmer
Mr.. Tindall and Miss Norvell, Mrs.
M. w. Taggart, Misses Annie and
Emma Payne and Miss Ida Miller. all
OF buckingham. visited Scottsville
| Saturday.
Miss Annie Cornctt, OF West Virginia,
arrived here on Wednesday to spend
some time at "Idylwood'' with her sis
| ter Mrs. w. T. Burgess.
4
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Scottsyille.

SCOTTsVILLD, VA, May ia worry
unique and charming style OF onter-
telnment was enjoyed by the friends
of Mr.. w, u. burgess Monday after
noon In the form of Kodak party"
given by him. The principal object
of tho excursion was to obtain q series
of stereoscopic Views combining
groups Of the young people OF the
neighborhood with some of the boauti-
5ful8bl OF Landscape about Scottsyille
as q setting.
rs On Monday: evening q recital was
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spent few hours Of "Wednesday very
pleasantly.
The dinner given by General Grant at
the chnmbcrlin Hotel on Tuesday even
ing last to General kuroki, the Japan
ese hero, the Duo d Abruzzi and other
distinguished foreigners and naval Of
fcials, was attended by Governor and
Mrs. Swanson and was q very splendid
affair.
The gowning of the ladies present
was gorgeous to a degree. Mrs Swain
son, who wore white Irish point and
carried big bouquet OF Richmond
roses was taken into dinner by Gem
eral Grant Mrs. Grant went in with
General Kuroki and Mrs. Labcnberg
with Governor Swanson
Tho appointments OF the dinner were
most elegant. decorations being in
snowballs and jonquils.
Hostcsses for the week past at the
Virginia Building were Miss Sallie
Deane. of No. 2os East franklin Street..
Miss Agnes Drewry, of "Mnneola."
Chesterfield county, and Mrs. Baker.
daughter Of Commissioner Baker. of
smithHeld. Va.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. William II. Goodwin, of Colds
boro. N. c., Is visiting Mrs. Charles d.
1.c Grange. at No. 405 North Twenty
(hird Street, and is attending the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Mrs Donald Mclean, president-gen-
rral Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution, has appointed Mrs. S. W.
ynmison, of Roanoke. State regent for
II Virginia. chairman on D. A. r. Day at
Jamestown Exposition, on October
k6th.
Mrs. Walter T.. Quisenbcrry. who has
been undergoing treatment at loca'
hospital for several weeks, has return
ed to her home in Lexington, Va.
Miss ETie Moore is visiting her
Z mother Mrs. sallie Moore, at Colleen,
Nelson county.
Mrs W. Thorburn Clark of Carrs-
vile, Va. is spending week with her
parents IN this city.
Mrs William Talbot Truxtun, of Nor
folk. has issued invitations to the
wedding breakfast Of her daughtcr
Isabelle, and Lieutenant Frank Iarde-
man Brumby, U. S. NJ, on Tuesday
June 4th, at her homo on Freemason
street, Norfolk.
President Il. W. Boatwright OF Rich
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guests of their sister. Mrs. A. 3.
Chandler, in Bowling Green. Va.
Rev. w. c. Blair. Of Boykin's, Va,
is in the city. attending the Southern
Baptist Convention.
Mrs. r. r. Glassell and little daugh-
ten, Frances. have returned to their
home in Caroline county, after a visit
to friends here.
Mrs. John a. Hillsman, OF Lombardy
Street, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
r. B. Whitlock, at Tobaccoville, Va.
Miss Lizzie Latane. OF King and
Queen county, visited friends hero this
week.
Rev. DR.. L. S. Dunaway, Of Frod-
orIcksburg, is the guest of DR.. George
b. Steel, at No 400 East Main Street
Miss Bessie Coghill has returned to
her home in Caroline county, after
visit to Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, w. Jones' of Char
lotte. N. c., are the guests OF DR.. W.
A.. Shepherd, No. 221 East Grace
Street. en- route to Jamestown Expo
sition.
Mrs. w. P. Thomas has returned
from a visit to Mrs James p. Jctfrlos
In Warrenton. Va,
Mrs. Carrie Butler and Mrs Wills
Cousins have returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, whore they spent sew
cral months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Smith, of Croxton.
Va. are in tho city for several days.
The Confederate monument In Lees-
burg, Va, will be erected on tho court
house lawn, and Will be unveiled dur
ing the summer.
Mrs a. r. l1llorson has returned
from Baltimore and Is at Mrs. Abbott's,
No. sol East Franklin Street..
Mrs. John staige Davis. who came
down to the Buxton ND seley wedding,
taking place last Wednesday, left yes
to-day for her home at the University
of Virginia.
Miss Mntoaca Gay Is at Mrs. b. M.
Abbott's, No, 301 East Franklin Street.
Reward for a Good Subscriber.
A man came in Wednesday, pand his
SUBSCRIPTION and incidentally mentioned
IL that he would Ike to see little rain.
nesday3 night 1t rained. We do not
mention this In a spirit OF brag adscia,
loat.Rarthona icol,S huileetln.A 0S', :.
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time. Mrs. billiard has already return
cd to her home after spending some
time with her husband here.
Miss India Short, who has been Wis
iting in Giles and Floyd counties. has
returned to her home in ithts city.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Howard. Of
Ncwsoms, are spending some time
here.
Mesdames Hartman and Pace are the
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mond College, Will deliver the address
to tho graduating clnss or Franki,n
Nj iltary Academy on "Wednesday, May
22d.
Mr. w. a. Clieutwood anu Mr.. Charles
J. Iillups have been spending several
days on o delightful 1sling trip in
King William county.
Miss Grizcllo Mullen, who has been
visiting Miss Sophie Nash in Ports
mouth: nus returned to her home In
MISS Susie Carter of Charles CITY,
is the guest OF Miss Mary l3nll sam.
.ders. ut No Goa West Franklin Stret.
hlttle Miss Vivian Trice. who has
oeen visiting her aunt, Mrs. Arnctt. on
putt hllth street, has returned to her
nome IN Louisa county.
FIG
Mr. Herman Morris Is still very III
at ms nome, No. zoos East Broad street.
!, mr.. and Mrs. y l.. Camp and Mr.. j. j.
i'rlstow, OF Franklin, Va, have been
spending several days here.
AeYs'tb silu Hl AlDeTL ana MISS
Mary 70. Frnyser have taken q house In
Norfolk for the summer.
The following delegates have been
elected by the Episcopal Council OF
virginia. to attend the general conven-
ton in Richmond in October. The
Rev. u. L. Goodwin, Rev. William Clark,
the Rev. Angus Crawford, D. D., and
Rev. j. j.. Gravatt; lay deputies, Messrs.
Joseph Bryan, p. III Mayo. Joseph VIII
mer and l.. NJ. Blackboard.
Miss Allcnc Stokes, who has been
visiting Mrs. Rawlings Hume in WASH
ington. d. c., has returned home Miss
Stokes was maid of honor at the Mar
shall-Blackford wedding on April goth
In Washington.
Mrs. Dawson Mccormick. Of Norfolk.
has issued invitations TO the marriage
of her daughter. Elvira Jett to Mr.
Robert Anchmuty Wainwright, on the
evening of Wednesday the eth Of
june. at so'clock. at ST. Luke's Church,
Norfolk, Va.
Rev. and Mrs. r. Aubrey Williams,
Of Fredericksburg. are In the city for
several days.
Miss Mamie southal Todd. secrc-
tary A. p. v. A. Smtiltield Branch,
and Miss Laura Todd have returned
to their home, THE HIll.'' Smithneld,
Va, after delightful visit to Williams
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a one-act play In the French Lam
sguage has been written by Queen Vic
storia OF Spain. In all probability 1t
will be produced by aristocratic anna
tours ut San Sebastian during the sum-
NOR.
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Miss Mamie southall Todd. secrc-
tary A. p. v. A. Smithheld Branch,
and Miss Laura Todd have returned
to their home, THE HILL" Smithneld,
Va, after delightful visit to Williams