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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
ILLNESS DELAYS BALL OF
POMONA ELkS' LODGE
Special to The Herald.

oPtCIdI 20 IIIt 1teIdICI
POMONA, Dec. 2S.-Owing to the seri-
GUS illness of Robert Steele the Elks ball,
for which invitations had been issued for
New Years eve, has been postponed in
definitely. Mr.. Steele is suffering from
arterial sclerosis, a hardening OF the
walls of the brain. Dr. Toland reported
tonight that the condition of the patient
was somewhat improved.
This action of postponement was taken
last night at meeting of the committee
on arrangements, including Charles
NorthcraftA DR.. T. H. Smith, Capt w.
w. Midgely, Charles Loud, 1. M. Asher,
George Phillips, Charles. Zilles and
Charles Loup.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
REDLANDs PASTOR TO
PREACH AT SAN DlMAs
Special to The Herald.

R'EVCIdI 70 4II0 14SIuIV
SAN DIMAS, Dec. 2S.--Rev A. NJ
Fields. pastor of the Baptist church OF
RedlandsA will occupy the pulpit of the
local church tomorrow. In his morning
address Mr.. Fields will outline the plans
for the Baptist college to be located in
Redlands.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
Buena Park Woman Dies
Special to The Herald,

| Special TO Inc Herald.
BUENA PARK. Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Adam
Crawford mother of Mrs. Dale Clay Of
Pomona, died at the Crawford home last
| night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
RAILROAD COMPANIES PAY
TAXES TO CITY TREASURER

Special to The Herald
PASADENA, Dec. 28.-The Southern
Pacific company today paid its city taxes
\ In the form of check for $271625, for
warded to City Treasurer Munson. The
Salt Lake company likewise forwarded
check for $1256.73.
w. l.. Green, for many years promi-
nent business man of st. Louis, Will
address the mems meeting at the Y. M.
c. A. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Miss Louise Hopper and Frank r.
Scrivener were married this evening at
the home of Mrs. Josephine Hopper. 20
South Menter avenue. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. r. r. Meredith of the
First Congregational church. The couple
will reside in Los Angeles.
The newly elected officers of the Sunday
school of the First Methodist church will
port, the pastor, will deliver an address
to the Sunday school officials.
The work of tearing down the objec-
tionable landmark known as the cycleway
is in progress. The right of way belongs
to Horace NJ Dobbins, who denies reports
that it is to be used for another railroad
line between this city and Los Angeles.
The city health office reports the
threatened epidemic of measles is now
under control No new cases have been
reported from the Mckinley school dis
trict for the last few days.
H. ". Baxter and F. H. Thrasher were
fined 50 each by Judge Mcdonald for
picking oranges from the trees on the
ranch of Thomas Stone without the own
er's permission
For sweeping broken fragments of glass
from the pavement into the gutter H. Ito,
Japanese porter, was fined 81 by Judge
Mcdonald in police court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
ia Rannuet En1nIoyes

The Los Angeles Creamery company
will give a banquet to its 500 employees
at Levy's Monday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

DR.. G. w. Hatcher and wife of Car
rollton, Mo-, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Truitt on North
Gordon street. Tomorrow DR.. Thatcher
will preach at the local Baptist church.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

Caleb Stone, who came to Pomona
from Marion, KY, October 20, died at
the Pomona Valley hospital this after
noon, aged 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

Members of the J. o. C. class of the
Methodist Church, South. were enter
tanned last night at the home of Miss
Edna Burgraf, 964 West Second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
CAPITALIST SWEARS AT
DIVORCED WIFE; FINED
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Dec. 28.-On plead
ing guilty to a charge of disturbing the
peace Edgar C. Coffman, Rivera cap
italist, was fined $40 today by Police
Judge Carrillo. Coffman, who is a
brother of Councilman FL. L. Coffman,
was arrested yesterday ON complaint of
Mrs. Edna Coffman, his divorced wife,
who charged him with using vile and
abusive language while visiting her and
their 1-year-old daughter, of whom she
is custodian. Mrs. Coffman lives at the
residence Of her mother, Mrs. ]. M. Orr,
at 222 Ocean avenue.
On furnishing $500 bail Joseph Milan, a
negro, was released today by Justice
Steele, pending consultation which his
honor will have with the district attor-
ney as to the validity Of the complaint
lodged against the prisoner. Milan was
taken into custody yesterday onsa charge
of burglary made by Mrs. Marguerite
Arnold of 612 South Sixth street, who
stated that Milan had entered her home
during her absence and helped himself
to various articles of value. Develop
ments in the case made it appear that
Mrs. Arnold was residing in a dwelling
that she would not vacate at the request
of the owner, H. N. Hammond of Sew
enth and Montana streets, as result of
which he installed the negro during her
absence, intending to hold possession.
The plaintiff, however, chased Ham
monds employe out of the house. Local
attorneys say the burglary charge is a
technical one and will not hold.
Carpenters hall is being put in readi-
ness for the annual grand ball of the
Modern Woodmen to be held New Years
eve. Committees having the arrange
ments in charge comprise a floor COM
mittee consisting of M. j. Musser, Martin
Robbins and Mrs. Casey and an enter
tainment committee composed of j. B.
Green, Mrs. Martin Robbins and Mrs.
]. H. Hassinger.
The Young Peoples society of the
Episcopal church has arranged for q
dramatic entertainment on the evening
of January 8 by Mrs. d. Potter Epps
and Mrs. Genevieve Case.
Beginning with watch meeting serv-
ice next Tuesday evening revival services
will be held at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church every evening for a period
of about three weeks. The pastor of
the church, the Rev. +. G.. H. Stevens,
and the Rev. George Cliff of Corona,
will conduct the meetings.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

The Young Peoples society of the
Episcopal church has arranged for q
dramatic entertainment on the evening
of January by Mrs. D. Potter Epps
and Mrs. Genevieve Case.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Newby leave to-
morrow for their former home in Ven
tura, where they will remain till after
New Years.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

If you continually khawk and spit and
there is constant dripping from the nose
into the mouth, if you have foul, disgust
ing breath, you have Catarrh and | can
cure 1t.
out coupon below.
Don't doubt, don't argue! You have
everything to gain. nothing to lose by
doing as tell you. / want no money
just your name and address.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

If you want to go east. c. Haydock.
Agent Illinois Central r. r.. LIS w. sth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Zilles entertained
last night DR.. and Mrs. J. c. F. Cum
Minis. Charles Norton, Mrs. A. West. of
Long Beach and Miss Shillito of Los
Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29
The lineup:

The Rangers of the same league will
play the Los angeles team at Fiesta
park at 2:30 this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

In honor of Prof. Oliver Washburn of
the University of California Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert F. Snow entertained tonight at
dinner. The guests included Miss Stella
Washburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell K. Pit
zer, Miss Susie Childs and Harold Law
renee.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

w. L. Green, for many years promi-
nent business man of st. Louis, will
address the mems meeting at the Y. M.
C. A. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

DIR. Robert P. Shepard will occupy the
pulpit OF the Christian church tomorrow
His theme at the morning services will
be Retrospect and Prospect; in the
evening "Giving Gifts Unto Men,"
The S9 inch rainfall of this morning
was hailed with delight in all parts of
this territory.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-29

The newly elected officers of the Sunday
school of the First Methodist church will
be Installed tomorrow evening. DR.. LAM
port, the pastor, will deliver an address
to the Sunday school officials.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-11
Delinquent Taxes foI the Year 1907
Official Delinquent Cache County Utah. and all
Of the City Town. and School Taxes in Said County Publish
ed November 80, 1907.

required by notice hereby given that the following
named and property delinquent the payment OF
School, County County School, County Poor and
Sinking Funds District School and all City and Town Taxes OF
respective cities and in the said Cache County for the
1907 hereinafter specified and that unless
amounts together with COSTS paid shall sell the
property hereinafter described to satisfy such and costs
the manner prescribed by Said sale begin the third
Monday December 1907 at IL o'clock at the front
door of the County Court House. Logan CITY, Utah. and con-
nue from day to day until the list is exhausted.
j. p TOOLSEN
Treasurer Of Cache County, Utah.
bail of the following described real property Is stu
ate north of Salt Meridian United States Surveys for Utah.
BOOK A.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-12-11

Name Location and Description ISa5
,ts sMrs John NJ Ieishman block 80, plat A.. 545
149 ga A. Leshman, lot g. block g. plat A. m 1107
'S Miller nancy lots s Block Block s. 49, p Rs' ISL 81
ss sSsHf sIss P's n5 So
l522lR. s Bradshaw, lots 2-3, block 8, plat B. . SO
lss63 e G1sa lots lots 81 - block sa,t Plat ns s
l55 lH 6 Parker x block plat s' B. % ] 2sSe s
f Fsppsan as e s ss,R plat IS s,t
1 1S5sl H Parker Bros block 20 plat m stSs
l5s Heton lots a45s block % plat B. :. Sos
ss hs b4o. DGs o b Rs g. plat t ss
r1'tsF ns lot. g'G's as gs pa. 49,
S7 SWe Psksr Horse Pso Co., M S property S5
Parker Parker Bros Bros. all block plat p'f B. 1895 So
1s 1853 s Be Parker Barker lots 40, a. block 81 plat ss
1sM Parker lot block X 81 plat B. los los
Feps o 's': s's' p Rs' ~
1871 1851 2 7p Parker c Bros sec R 10 % 49,
s s2 Night Horse Co.. personal property l2I2
1sS|s5J w. Thornley, personal property 4545
3sslsW Pspps'sn t. 1854
lsS " z sec j. tip TO- range W, 10
1ssslH Bros sec 10 tp 10 range w. 81 a. i $50
S SS s H r P.rs B Bro sec TIP TO- range "a
l661aChas Stuart, tp TO- range w. 10 so1oo 74S
$50
le7loJohn W. Garrett sl3 interest in n " 81 tip 10
1877 81 Is W Bade"n, lots to ., H. x se, %
ssnenw, see 80 tip 10, range W.
ls7 s7c J spS Y and 49, tip TO-
W, 24o acress ......l 1854
tp TO- spa range y" w. 1so acres ~ los
les2N B. Cheney 49, tip TO- range W. acres 97s
1ss 2 Kerr sec p tip H. range W. SO acres 1898
1863 H. Parker Bros, H n a. sec "a, tip H.
1863 "a; A Leishman, "a H. range W. 70
,7o IA Leishman 25 tip H. range W, 80 90 1895
o 9 81 sr sso &c. + rngs range S l
l7O1sR Kerr 26, tip II, range l7A 1913
III s~s sec H. range W. acres 5000
l7lS4J G Stewart, Jry personal property III
i7ss7waher James s. p H. range w. acres iss
1881 John Leshman lot 81, sec SO tip H. range W.
l75 ss Mrs John Leishman 1924 &c. tip ii,
IFS Postal TEL Cable Co., 7is miles Line sSs
1873 n'H Ra Bros G So: 1 1s h: plat ssa
ssssMannins Bros, s. tp II, ", acres s5
1922 Manning Bros sec R p H. range y acres Se
John man sec 5 p H. 'f5es
1ssa9 Parker sec IS tip H. range W so 80 acres $40
Bros sec p H. range 60 s
200 9Manning Bros lot block 81 plat Farm 20 347
20O2OGeo. Sonders a. tip IL, 3% acres CT
PETERBoRo
oS ST. E G cew % rage sec loG a. s'
9os range W. 10 acres ass IN d rance W 400 acres a SIo
M SsfI' Fa a1s sec 'p T. m w. S Ia
l. Farrell a ss f. S IT, W. SIS SIS ao
2oS Geo Farrell 5ss T. Y "a sec l5 tip 49, 81 60
2os Geo aDs' Farrell I'm x sec 49, p IL range W. w
m DR.. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
NEW DEPARTURE
IN INSTRUCTION
Students of Richmond College to
Learn by Object-Lcsson
Tours Here.
WILL VISIT VARIOUS PLANTS
Chemistry. Physics, History and
Art to Be Studied from OBJ
iects Viewed.

Tn order 90 utilize for the sake OF the
students the many objects Of interest and
instruction 70 be found in the ciU. the
faculty OF Richmond college have under
taken 10 form systematic plan OF visits
TO points OF special Importance. The
working out OF tile plan IS due 70 Pro-
fossor Winston.
To give these visits A distinctive name,
they have been designated as Object
Lesson Tours" The places 90 Doe visited
have been divided mp into sections. cor
responding To some OF the departments
in tine. college. and each section assigned
20 a small committee. which will have
entire charge OF the section. The Sec
tons are as follows.
,a) 4 chemical and geological section.
i'm charge OF Professors Bingham and
Baggarlv
Co A physical and mechanical section.
in charge OF Professors Winston and
Brown
(cl An industrial and general section.
in charge of Professors Gaines and Har-
ris
,n An historical and antiquarian Sec
ton. in charge OF Professors Mitchell
ana Whitsitt
tel An artistic and aestheti. section.
Do charge ~ Professors BoatwitEht and
Aletcalf
Each committee Will work in It's own
field Independently. set FOR purposes of
conference the five prufefsors whose
names stand first above win constitute
standing general committee on toure.
and. 10 promote the unity and efficiency
~ the proposed scheme Professor Fnu-
Shoe has been appointed tho general man
agcr of tours. Professor Fouslee has
shown signal skill and success iu former
undertakings Of a similar nature
Certain managers ~ iudustrtcs in Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
GETS BIG VOLUME.
Mayor Secures Copy of Great
Book on The Presidents"

Mayor Mccarthy has just received
from Washington copy OF the ruacnff-
cent and massive volume. ''The Prcsi-
dents" recently prepared by permission
OF Congress. and now being distributed
through members of Congress The
volume. which is Of folio size. is heavily
bound in black leather and lined with
green silk. and Is printed on the finest
parchment. 1t consists Of engravings Of
all the Presidents OF tho United states.
made from portraits owned by the gov
eminent, and each large enough for
framing and TO make a handsome pic
ture. Accompanying each portrait e. "a
sketch of the President. prepared by
some member OF Congress or man
prominent i'm letters or i'm public life.
Each portrait is reproduced from one
considered the best likeness eXtant Of
the subject. The volumes are all num-
bered and inscribed with the name of
the recipient. and are sold for $50 each.
and then only TO persons designated by
Congressman.
The volume received by the Mayor
will be placed i'm the city library jan the
Mayors reception-rOom.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
SALARIES OF TEACHERS.
Richmond Compared with Other
LARGE Cities of the Countrv-

Concerning the campaign being Wa-.d
by tho Richmond teachers for hi CHER sala-
ries one occasionally hears this inquiry:
can Richmond afford 10 increase the
pay OF her teachers. and. AZ the same
time meet other pressing demands now
being made upon her treasury Tie
answer 70 this question IS. that certainly
Richmond can AFFORD TO spend for tho
education OF her children as much. pro-
portionately. as is expended 10y other
cities.
The Bureau Of Education has compiled
statistics showing the amount expended
for every $1,000 OF value OF property 10y
the largest city in each of the States.
salt Lake CITY heads the list. spending
on it's schools S5.49 for every 5000 OF
valuation. while Richmond stands al the
foot OF the class with only SIS 60 her
credit
If Richmond expects her children to De
as well educated az the children Of other
cities. should she not be willing TO pay
as much as other cities pay?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
AUTO TO REPLACE
BLACK MARIA

Ira 81 Few DAYS viOlators OF the laws in
the city who are placed under arrest By
tine police Will De 0Viirled swiftly through
tine streets from the point OF arrest to-
tho station-house I'm handsome. twelve
seated REQ automobile instead OF in the
familiar Black Maria
The Board Of Police Commissioners has
ordered. and f. now expecting the ar
riVN Of The machine which viii he To-
Gated "a the handsome new First Police
station. on Broad Street. between seven
feenth and Eighteenth Streets The aufo
wflen IS a horse power machine.
sli'stantially built. VIII cost sosnethin,
over SS.oo1. mo money therefor ba,in.,
been saved hy the Board from fne ar-
populations or several years past
In purchasing an auto-patroI wagon tho
Police Department IS following the ex-
ample or many OF the larger cities ANA
or others. such AS Atlantic CITY. II 10 com
tended for 70 that Tie cost og stablino
ana feelings horses viii he obvlated and
iha' tue machine viii respond to calls
in-ch more eNpediuously than "A WAGON
drawn Ply horses could The u,,,ore
now in use Will continue IN service br.
'.e auto VII supplement and doubrless
u'lllnatriy supeI~ede them.
Apparently the fear that many minor
"He"ders VIII court arrest in order ~
s"i free auto ride does not weigh with
t'e department and no one assert. tbat
it VIII have any weight with Justice
/ 'r1icnheld In melting out stern 1ugtice 10
'"o involuntary autoists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

birthday by a Confederate tea to-mor-
row evening The newly ORGANIZED
Confederate choir viii sing war songs.
and the Rev. William A. Brown win
deliver the address.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Goodal are visit
ing friends in Charlottesville.
Mr.. -. Sidney Barnett is spending
some time at his home. in EHston. Va.
Mr.. Joseph Corbett. Of Radford. will
arrive in this city shortly TO undergo
medical treatment. He VIII Doe Joined
by Mrs. Corbett. who is spending some
time In the North
Mrs. Thomas H. Edwards OF West
Point. Va. visited her parents I'm this
city recently. and was among the
guests at Mrs. Swanson's tea.
Miss May Elder. who has been tho
guest OF Major and Mrs. James n. Dooley
at "Maymont" has returned TO her home
I'm stanton.
Miss NJ Emma Muse OF Port Norfolk.
who has been attending school I'm Nor
FOLK. has arrived to enter the Woman $
College in this city
Miss Lucy Daniel has returned to her
home here. after visiting her brother IN
charlotte county
Mr. a. c. Franklin recently spent a
few DAYS I'm Bristol. Va
Ton, Va, recently paid a short visit 10
i'lchinnho-
MI Hugh Stockdeu Morrison spent
Wednesday IN charlottesville
Mrs T. w buchanan. OF Rich Valley
Va. Is the guest of friends here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
viii Fight, Umlauf Says.

"You can saw that we are stronger than
ever before and that we are going 10
defeat tnis effort to amend the law,
said Mr. Um'auf yesterday. You can
say further that we are going 70 defeat
it in the Council 100. 7 have received
assurances since the meeting OF the
Board ~ Aldermen from members Of the
Council. who were inclined to favor the
labney amen dment AS n business propo-
silon applied only TO hotels. that they
arc mo longer deceived. and do not pro
pose 90 touch &c. Public sentiment has
been greatly aroused and I consider the
support of Tie carly-closing law and IT'S
maintenance worry much stronger than
ever before & say th,s IN AL honesty and
sincerity and am more and more con
WINGED every day that public sentiment
IS growing. Instead Of diminishing. in
favor of the early closing proposition
Mr. lmla.f said that while he per
eoually had no fear whatever OF the
adoption or tlc 2 o'clock amendment %
might Joe said from what he had heard
from its supporters that even II II wore
forred Through IT would but further
arouse sentiment and provoke a stub
born frht for O'Clock closing. Tho
friends or thr measure were aroused to
the fighting point he said. and felt that
tncy had been treated with bad faith
bv advocates n the o'clock hotel plan.
II the efforts 20 force that proposition
were persisted IN. It might result in "A
neht before the people.
A. meeting Of the Central Woman's
Christian temperance Union. at Broad
street Methodist Church. wednesday az
teruoon fhc following was adopted:
'Rcsolvcsi That n vote Of thanks be
Font t4e Committeeman who voted on
Monday 60 sustain the Umlauf ordi-
nance.
we further ask the membcrs Of the
city Council 20 use their Influence u
secure the passage OF the samo-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
SOCIAL. AND
Personal.
The Dream-Woman

The Dream-Wonan.
some day. some day. Won and I.
Lady. Lady of mY Dreams
shan forsake the things that are
And, on some remoteSt star.
Find the world that only seems.
Lady. Lady of my Dreams
some oav. just we two alone.
Lady. Lady OF nay Dreams
Forth slal wonder. hand i'm hand.
Through shat distant primroso-land.
B> tae 1vor.d-forsetune streams.
Lady. Lady OF Ny Dreams.
some dav, Now tho world is dark.
Lady Ladv 90 mv Dreams.
Lilo is doubtful. hut although
AVA things olsr aro hfd. Z know
Some lar tntre we TWO shall Eo
rhrou-h tte sunsets dying CLEANS
Strai-lt lrto the Land of Dreams
Lady. Lady 90 mr Dreams.
-Hs-traIf Wright Kaufman. 81
EroalV ar 1iacarlr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
WILL GET RELIEF.
Citizens on Church Hill Make
Complaint to Mayor.

The placing of garbage and trash on
what is known as the dump beyond
Church Tll will be stopped. Justice
Crutchfeld yesterday morning gave an
order To this effect to Mr. COhn. Super
intendent Of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment.
Citizens in the vicinity Of Thirtieth
and Broad Streets complained to tho
Mayor about the nuisance. and the Mayor
turned the complaint over TO the police
Justice. who acted at once.
Justice Crutchfeld was informed by
citizens that tho trash on the dump had
caught fire twice within the last month,
and that the OdOr was nuaseating.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
BUYS Liberty Hall.

ISpecial 70 The fines Dispa,chJ
FRii' h>RlCK SBUkG. VA. January
fudge A W. Wallace has been
confined to his home by sickness FOR a
week or moro more but is now grad
uaDy improving.
Liberty Hin" the handsome estate
IN Caroline county bordering on the
Rappahannock River. and containing
l.--s acres. has been purchased from
John NJ. Thomson by John T. Thorn
ton. OF King George county. and will
be- converted into an up-to-date stock
farm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
q Whelock Whist

THO k4,, Wheeiock Whist Club met
yesterday VISIT. Mrs ID. T Williams
IIe4,st SCOOP. north and south was made
hy Airs. William A. Chambers and Mrs.
IRVING watkins. cast ani west hy Mrs.
@. o.. Walker and SAlrs. E"whatsn Brce-
don.
The club wiu meet next week with Mrs.
Z. o.. Walzrr of $50. sos Park Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
No. 1856.
To Manon-On Her Lightheartedness.
by WTLFTTD sCAwEN Blunt.

WILF5ID sCAWEN
STUNT bo in
n and has write of
would { had lear. TO face
This bankruptcy gree despair
With smiling embrace.
these O bante at dull
would that could and M
Like thee the my
And grayey
A shade OF a fol Of lace
and peace
inc eye
ike I inc in
That all the
And leave cheeruIy. submey wis
Like David with washed to weep
oneisp
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Poems You Ought to KnOw.


to a
refreshment Of life with bit Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

ne daughter ~ tho Confoderacy
Portsmouth are u celebrate -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

MISSES SARAH and sue.e Robe-tsor %
Stannton and Miss While Mcclure o.
Winchestef are tte guests of Ais
Gretta Mcclure. '''s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

/ visiting young ladies. which always marks
/ the midwinter social season at the Uni
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

Niart Moore. ~ Maryland. rs
30. ca East Franklin street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
The AS You Like It Club.
Informal Tea.

Mrs Hariot Ford. OF West Grace
Street was Informally at home 10 a
few ~ hor friends yesterday afternoon.
Iastefnl decorations in red and white
carnations made the rooms very at
tractiVe. Mrs Frank Beveridge and
Miss Mary Butler assisted Mrs Ford
In serving tea.
This was the second in q series Of
pleasantly Informal affairs given bv
Mrs Ford. on Friday evening last
she entertained AT cards. and next
week she expects To be hostess at AN
other small tea