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The Washington times., 1907-03-07
CALIFORNIA LAW
AIMED At ADULT
JAP PANESE PUPILS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. March The
judiciary committee Of the senate has
decided 90 report favora5ly on Senator
Beams bin forbidding japanese child
zen 0ye- ten years - attend the classes
iu the primary grade Of any public
school not especially set aside for them.
The bin is framed IN general terms and
VIII prevent adults OF any nationality
from sitting with children on school
benches. but is aimed particularly al the
JaTaEes-- The bin also provides for the
establishment Of separate schools for
CrieE,eis and the word japanese" is
specifically added.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
En- TERTALNZNG AT EMBA SSIES
Baroness Hengelmuller
Sails for Europe Saturday
To Spend Summer Abroad
Austrian Ambassador Remains in Washington. Except
for Short Visit at Aiken-Two Diplomatic
Dinners for Saturday.

The Austrian ambassador accompan-
led his wife, the Baroness Hengelmuiler,
and their little daughter. Mia, 10
New York yesterday. The baroness and
her daughter will sail Saturday for
Europe. where they will remain until
the fall. The ambassador will return to
Washington, Monday or Tuesday and
with the exception OF a short stay at
Aiken, S. c., will spend the entire spring
season in Washington. joining his fam
lily later in the summer
The Russian Ambassador and Baron
ess RCsen have invitations out for din
ner at the embassy Saturday evening,
March 9.
The Minister from the Netherlands
and Nine. Van Swinderen will entertain
a company at dinner Saturday evening,
March 9.
Col John r. Williams arrived in
Washington last evening from Key
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West for short stay with his family
in their apartments in the Connecticut
Captain Hobson left Washington last
evening for New York, where he will
remain until the end of the week.
Mrs. G. s. Guthrie is spending the
next few days in New York
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Biddle, OF y street.
entertained a company at dinner Iasy
night
The Minister from Ecuador and Nine
Carlo have issued cards for an at-home
In the legation, l222 Connecticut avenUe
Tuesday afternoon. March -. at :
o'clock
The Secretary Of Commerce and Ia
Dor ana Mrs Oscar S. Straus win enter
tain at dinner March 2f.
NlIs william Mason Wright. wife of
u. tam wright. has invitations out for
a a IarSe bridge party. Thursday Nrorcb
H. complimentary to Mrs. Porter
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Mrs. Howell Carroll and her charm
ing young daughter, Miss SusanEe, who
are so pleasantly remembered in Wash
ington, after spending several winters
at Stoneleigh Court. are now In Rome,
and will 90 10 Paris after Easter. Mrs
Carroll and her daughter went abroad
for the winter with the late Mr. Car
rolls mother, Mrs Tucker Carroll, Of
Baltimore, with the intention OF going
TO Egypt. They have given that up now
and will uCj go up the Nile. Mrs. Car
roll and her daughter VIII return to
Washington next winter and take a
house here permanently, where Miss
Carroll will be presented TO society.
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT
HAS GOOD NIGHT
No Complications Expected
in His Attack of
Diphtheria.

Archie Roosevelt. Who is suffering
from an attack OF diphJherIa. passed a
good night, and IS reported To-Day 20
be doing as well as could be expected.
No complications have set .a. and
none Is anticipated.
a great many messages OF sympathy
are Being received from friends who are
watching the news from the N Nhite
House patient, and accompanying many
of these are flowers.
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German Officers
Luncheon Guests
Of Ambassador
Visitors Are Travelling in
America at Expense Of
Kaiser.

The German Ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg entertained at luncheon
today in the embassy, in honor of sew
eral visiting officers Of the German army
who are travelling in America at the eX-
pense Of the Kaiser.
Their guests We're Major Busse, Secre-
tary Braiter. Major Ollzewai, Major Los
berg, Lieutenant Setter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hannig, and Lieutenant Commander and
Nine. HebbinghaUs, Count HatZfeldt
Count Won Radoy-itz. and Herr Won
Schubert, all of the German embassy
staff
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
RUNOR ENGAGES
MISS FARRAR TO
MAN Of WEALTH
Young Singer Said to Be
in Love With Nordica's
Divorced Husband.

NEW YORK, March What appears
TO be well-authenticated report yhat
Miss Geraldine Far-ar is to become the
wife Of Zoltan Dome. the former hus-
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Mir and Mrs. Edison Bradley, VINO
have become prominent dinner hosts ia
Washington, and have spent several
seasons at StOneleigh Court, viii now
become permanent residents OF Wash
lngtOH- They have purchased the hand
some home of Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard
at the junction Of Connecticut avenue
ana Nineteenth streets, on Dupont
Circle, and after making some improve
ments in the way of decorations. they
VIII use II for their winter nome They
nave homes In New York. North Caro-
ma, where they now are. and also
spend much time at Tuxedo. the out-gf-
town club for smart New Workers.
frot. and Mrs. Willis l.. Moore had as
their guests at dinner last evening
Prof. and Mrs. Alexander Graham ReU
Justice and Mrs. Anderson. the Secre-
tary 70 the President and Mrs. L0eN
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w Moves. DR.
and Mrs. Barrie, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Patterson.
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Mrs. Solomon Meyer. of Massachusetts
avenue, entertained the Afternoon Bridge
Cub yesterday. when the prize was
Won by Mrs. Soloman Minister Those
York; Mrs. Gerson Nordliuger Mrs
isaac Behrera Mrs. Simon Kann. Mrs
a SlSmunc. Mrs. Rudolph b. Behrend
and Mrs Solomon Minister.
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Representative and Mrs. Van Vechten
Olcott have closed their house on Con-
nectlcut avenue and Will spend the next
two weeks at the Willard before leav-
ing for their home in New York.
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Miss Ada Heller. of Winchester. Va.
has returned to Baltimore after hav-
Ing been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. sgd d.
ney Heller.
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Senator and Mrs. Chauncev NJ. DeDeu
have closed their n street residence
and left Washington this afternoon for
New York.
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The Norwegian Minister and Nine
Hague were the guests of honor at
dinner last evening of Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. Henderson, Jr. Invited 10
meet them were Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
Wadsworth Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison Mrs S
Y. r. Crosby, of Boston. Miss Oliver.
Miss Coudert, Major Biddle John Bar
rett, and the charge d'affaires Of Chile.
Mr.. YOacham.
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The Naval Attache Of the German En-
bassy and Nine. Hebbinghaus entertain
ed a company at dinner last evening tC
celebrate the birthday of Mr.. Won RADIO
witt. Of the embassy staff Invited tC
meet Mr.. RadOwitz were Miss Foraker
Miss Miriam Crosby. Miss Maxwell
Miss LeBourgeois, Miss Morgan-HilI
the Swiss minister, Count Hatzfeldt, OF
the German embassy. Mr.. Sturdy of
the British embassy, and Mr.. Won Schu-
bert, of the German embassy.
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West for a short stay with his family
in their apartments in the Connecticut.
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Miss Louise Allen entertained the Non
RareH Eucre Club on Monday evening
TizeS were Won by Messrs. Bergh and
Allen. Miss Rollins. and Mrs. HaecocIy
There were Instrumental solos bv Miss
Eerda knotts. Mrs. German. and Mr..
Allen, and vocal solos by Miss Allen. The
next club meeting will be at the home
OF Miss Rollins, 1897 Sixteenth street
northwest
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Mrs. Ward 5. FftZsmmons will bo at
nome tomorrow at 1878 Thirteenth street
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock is entertain
ing her two nieCes. the Misses Anita
and Rosalie TUnstall Smith. of BaIti-
more, this week
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

HII- ana Mrs. John n. Nolan enter
tained at a large and brilliant n7r,eiceio
ON tuesday evening i'm their new cItv
nome. ls52 Connecticut. last Tuesday
evening They mad about one hundred
uStic program OF songs and instrument
al numbers for them, which was greatly
enjoyed. a beautiful buffet supuer wae
served at midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
tl"@,u thelr pretty country place late
in the fall ana tOOI possession of th,,Ir
winter home, which has recently been
The Washington times., 1907-03-07

The new Spanish minister. Se.or Don
Ramon f1na. arrived at the Arlington
yesterday He will spend a short tine
there before settling in the cmbsssv-
lhe First Secretary and Former Charge
AHalres OF Spain and Nine Pastor
VIII entertain at dinner in his honor to-
morrow evening
The Washington times., 1907-03-07
Housewares

Sheet Steel Oyster Fryers. with
separate wire drain bas- enr
kets- Regular -9r value "
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and large shower bououet Of ,.to1a.s
competed the costume.
d Flournoy Hicks. Of Virginia was
MS DIothers 3 best man, and the 7Isbers
were isaac A. Bowbeer and Charles II
BoWDeer, brothers OF the bride. Harry
IS Baoen and Bert Brewood, cousins OF
the bride "a
Is Frank Gebest played the wedding
march from "LOhenErin'' and the re
.S CeSSlonaI was from MendelssoIn. Mr.
and Mrs Hicks left for a Southern we'd
dlnG trip, and later will 20 to Mr. F5icL-s
estate IN Brunswick County. Va. wnere
lhey VIII make their home.
MISS OFT W. Lunsford was married
20 John w. BOland yesterday la the
nome OF her aunt. Mrs. J. w PaJ5on
l'-9 columbia road The wedding was
small one and the ceremony was per-
FORMED by the Rev. JOSEF. naueon
ur- boland and his bride " i remain
win the latter's aunt for a week. and
'hen so to New York TO spend a week
win Mrs NJ. T. Elgin. the sister of the
pride They viii sail on or about March
y for Panama. where Mr. BoIand is
engaged in business.
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Miss Eleanor Terry. daughter OF Rear
Admiral Terry. is making a visit in Bal
timorc this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
NEW pOsT-oFF1CE.
Government Architects May Be
Here TODAY.

Mr. Ketnper, the assistant supervising
architect OF the Treasury Department of
the United States Government, is ex-
pected here to-day to look into the post
office situation. 1t is likely that he will
be in the city several days.
a Richmond business man. who kno ws
something about the conditions pertain
ing to the new post-oice, says he is
sure, from what he has heard, that no
work will be done on the new building
this year, and the mails will not be dis
tributed from rented quarters until after
the first of next year, and 1t may be
some time after that.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
To Collect Exhibits.

CLARIlMONT, VA, March 19,-At a
meeting Of the board Of supervisors of
Surry county, held last Thursday at
the courthouse, tho following gentle
men were requested to collect and for
ward to the superintendent OF OK
hibits OF the jamestown Exposition
samples OF cereals fruits and others
products of the county of Surry: A. r.
Morris and S, b, l3arham. Jr., Of Black
water District; G. w. Warren and
George r. Bergman, Of Gotham Dis
trlct, and Persse Deverell and w. A.
Gwaltney, of Guilford District.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
HEAVILY FINED
FOR FAST DRIVING

Two young white men, named Chambers
Elam and William Hoppe were fined ten
morning flor fast driving and S25 for
mistreating a horse. Laboring under a
misrepresentation, the two young men took
the wrong horse from in front OF the
Jefferson Hotel, and drove 1t faster than
Agent Taylor, Of the S. P. G. A., thought
1t should have rum and as result the
fine was imposed The horse belonged to
Mr. E, L. Beniss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
CHILDREN EARN.
$50. in GOLD
See Children's Page
Next Sundays
Dispatch.

all the new-style creations direct from
the fashion centres of New York and
Paris will be exhibited in broadcast va
riety.
Not only will the most elaborate hats
be shown. but the simpler and less pre-
tentio,is ones will be ready for the APP
proval Of the public.
One striking feature Of the opening
will be- the exceedingly charming ready
for-service hats that can be bought and
worn within Che same hour.
Resides the work OF the master de-
signers of New York City and Parlss
many different styles from the Cheat
wood Stores own workrooris may be
seen.
A most significant part Of the whole
matter is that Mi. Cheatwood always
sells millinery at much less than other
stores. He says he Is satisfied with
small profits.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Revival Services.

Church, Rev. DIR. w. L. Smith, will
preach at that church at $ O'CLOCK to-
night and this Will be the beginning
OF revival services, to he continued at
least ten days There viii be preach
ing by the pastor evcry night this
week and next. except HSa.urdey nights
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
i MAYOR DETAINED.
Unable to Go to Riverton to Ac
company Body Of Sister.

Mayor Mccarthy wil be unable Ia go
to Riverton, Va, to accompany the body
of his sister, Mrs Hotchlsiss, to this city
for burial. He has so much imperative
business within the next three days that
he will be unable to leave the city.
Among other things, he must prepare
his message vetoing the resolution for Il
joint committee of ton, and this
message must be delivered to City Clerk
August by Friday evening
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
I Church Hill Auxiliary, Retreat for

Of Church Hill Auxiliary, Retreat. for
the Sick.
Professional decorators will trans
form the hall into an African scene
of beauty. Tall cocoanut palms and
other tropical plants Will be used in
profuson and bright colored drapcries
will carry out tho idea of Eastern
splendor.
A genuine African Visitor will ar
rive at $3.50 p AZ. and will hold re-
ccption for one hour. Much curiosity
has been exhibited in this feature, but
the identity of the stranger will not be
made known until that time.
African fruits and other refresh
ments suggestive of the tropics will
be served by a bevy of girls attircd
in white with bingham kerchicf and
apron. Mrs. II. New, Mrs. Thomas Rid
dick ana Mrs. Carter are in charge Of
this part OF the program
Candy for American tourists may also
be had from Mrs. William Crulnp, Mrs.
Harvey Davis and Mrs. b. A. Hord.
All the ladies of the board will as
sist in receiving. and will wear Sing-
ham aprons and caps.
Wilkinson Omohundro.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Ono
hundro, daughter Of Mrs. =. Fl. Ono
hundro, to Mr.. Robert Guy Wilkinson,
formerly of this city, but now of Ten
nessee, took place yesterday afternoon
at $50 o'clock ut The Langley" on
East Franklin Street. Rev. j. O. Kirk,
/, of Lakeside, officiated.
| The parlors We're prettily decorated
| with palms and cut-flowers, Mr.. j. o.
Kirk, Jr, was the best man, and only
| attendant.
The bride was handsomely gowned
| in q tailor- made suit of tan chiffon
| cloth, with hat and gloves to match.
| The ceremony, which was very quiet,
was witnessed only by the Immediate
friends of the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson will leave In
/ a few days for ChattanocLa. Tenn,
where they will make their home and
where Mr., Wilkinson has his head 2
quarters as representative of busl-
ness concern of New York
Juniors Arrange Benefit.
4 The Junior Oakwoou Memu.<al 5Asso-
citation held large and enthusiastic
meeting in the homo of the president
Mrs c. w. Massie, No. 2721 East Broad
Street. yesterday afternoon.
Much interest was shown In the Bos-
took benefit to be given under the
auspices OF tho association on April
4th.
Y The ladies expect to have on exhibit
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ton Teddy bear, which will bc RI ff,e

lion IL IeNuy pear, winch Will be ratified |
during the day.
Tickets have been distributed to a
large number Of the members and also
will be on sale at Craigs drug store,
twenty eighth and Broad Streets and
Eanes's drug store, No. 2S13 East Broad
Street.
Among the members from whom
tickets may be obtained are Miss Wing
field Miss Lottie Godsey, Miss Grace
Schermerhorn, Miss Lora Atkinson,
Miss Mary Curtis. Miss Lola Brown,
Mrs. A. I. King. Miss Alice Moore
MISS Lizzie Andrews, Miss Gary, Miss
Lily Bailey. Mrs. Goode, Mrs. Dudley
Edwards and many others.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. w a, Cheatwood and Mr.. Charles
=. Billups are enjoying a very success
ful fishing trip at Windy Shade, on the
James River below Richmond. They are
expected home tonight.
Mrs. Robert Clark. Of No, 1908 Grove
Avenue, has gone to New York to spend
several weeks with her daughters Mrs.
j. D. Cowles and Miss Adele Clark.
Mrs. George z. Crawford left yester-
day for Los Angeles Call where she viii
visit relatives for five or six months.
Her mother, Mrs. NJ. H. Slower, accom-
panied her as far as St Louis, lilo.
Mrs. Sol Bloomberg is visiting rela-
tives in North Carolina. g, a
Mrs. Peyton Wise is q guest at the
Algonquin Hotel in Norfolk.
Mn. and Mrs. Luther Farlnholt have
returned from visit to Hampton. TneS
We're accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. j.
l.. Cuthriell. of that city. Mrs. Cuthriell
will spend month with her parents, but
Mr.. Cuthriell will return to Hampton on
Saturday.
Mrs. L.. c. West has returned to Dan
VILE, after visit In this city.
Miss Jean Haldeman has returned to
her home in Newport News, after a
visit to friends in Richmond ana Peters,
| burg.
Miss Bessie Chesley, of this city. spent
the weekend with her mother In Fred
ercksburg.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson and little daugh-
ter are the guests of Mrs. G. S. Morris
in Lynchburg.
| Miss Ida Scott has returned to New.
| port News, after visit to her parents
! here.
DIR, George w McAllister who has
been visiting his sisters here, has re-
| turned to his home In Hampton.
/
Miss Emily Armistead is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Edward Leakc, In Blrming-
ham. Ala
| Mrs, Wise, of Alexandra, va, will
arrive to-day to be tho guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Darst, Of No. SIG
| West Clay Street
Miss Mildred Kensett, Of Norfolk. is
the guest of Miss Ella Binford, at No
500 West Grace Street.
Mr.. Robert l.. Davis, OF the University
College of Medicine, has returned from
n visit to his parents Mr.. and Mrs
| r. Lee Davis, in Newport News.
Miss Dora Blankenship, OF No. els
North Twcnty-hfth Street. left sunda,
night for Brooklyn, n. Y, to attend the
funeral of her cousin, Miss Lizzie Bar.
Der.
Mis-, Hazel F'aulconer has returned
from visit to the Misses Phillips Ii
Newport News
DR. Ryland knight has returned from
fredericksburg, where he was the guest
of the Rev. Aubrey Williams.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
ENTERTAINED FACULTY OF
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

The faculty, adjunct faculty and rest
dent trustees Of the University Coll
lege Of Medicine Will meet tomorrow
evening at the residence of DR.. Stuart
Mcclure, and after general discuss
sion Of matters Of interest to the in.
stitution, will be entertained at supper.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
CONGRESSMAN FLOOD
VISITOR TO CITY

Hon. II. D. Flood. Of Appomattox, Is
in the city for a few days. He is stop
ping at the Westmoreland Club. Con-
gresham Flood was visitor at the
State Capitol yesterday, and called on
Governor Swanson and other State of-
Gals. He is understood to be here on
legal business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Major Green Here.

I Major Moses NJ. Green, Of Culpeper,
member of the House Of Delegates and
of the committee of that body charged
with the Improvement of the Capitol
Square, was in the city yesterday, and
was a caller at the State Capitol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Organization Effected.

A branch OF the Pocahontas Memorial
Association was most successfully or
ganized at n meeting held yesterday
morning at III o'clock in the home of
Mrs David II. Williams No 210 East
Franklin Street.
In the absence of Mrs. Thomas S.
Bocock, who has charge of forming the
Richmond branch, Mrs. Williams was
made temporary chairman. Mrs. George
"A. Lyon was requested to act as secre-
tary.
Ladies present were Mrs. j. Finders
( Robinson, Mrs. w. A. Chambers, Mrs.
Warner Moore. Mrs. George A.. Lyon,
Mrs. David n. Williams, Miss Mary Ran
dolph Thaw. Miss Alice Brook Thaw,
Mrs. M. Allen Chambers, and Mrs. Rich.
ard L. rhaw. The branch association
thus begins its cXistrnce with ten mem
beers and the prospect of a wide field
OF work The association purposes not
only to aid In erecting the Pocahontas
monument at jamestown Island, but to
devise means for keeping the memory
of the Indian p.incess's life and deeds
constantly, before the children of Vir-
GINA by means Of suitable memorials In
the schools.
A letter was read yesterday from Miss
McLain, of Washington, president of the
central organization, in which she urged
that the women OF Virginia do the work
that has been so enthusiastically car
ried out in other States, whore Poca-
horltas is not SO inseparably connected
with their history as in Virginia.
The next meeting will be held on Tues
tlay. March goth, at II a. NJ, in the home
Of Mrs. Williams. Officers Will be elect
ed and further details of organization
perfected. All ladies Interested in this
work are invited TO become members.
Mass-Meeting To-Day.
a mass-meeting OF all Interested IN
the work and purposes of the Univer-
sity of Richmond will be held this
afternoon at O'clock in the hall OF
the House of Delegates.
The meeting is under the auspices
of the Richmond Education Associa-
ton, of which Mrs l.. II. Dashicll is
acting president, during the absence
from the city of Mrs. 3, B. Munford
the president.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan, rector Of the board
of visitors Of the university, Will pre-
side over the meeting, and will intro
duce the peakers-Hon. A. G. BraSton,
Professor S. C. Mitchell. and the Rev.
DR. w w. Moore.
IT is purposed at this meeting to
outline q plan for the organization
OF woman's auxiliary To the Uni
versity of Richmond. and to appoint
committee of about two hundred rep
rssentative women to make up such an
auxiliary.
Auxiliary Meets.
The Branch r. Alien Auxiliary. Home
for lncurables. met yesterday morn
\ ing in Murphs's Annex.
i. -
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An Evening in Africa.

a wholly unusual and amusing en-
tertainment will be given in SmithdeaI
Han, Tuesday evening. April 3D. from
9 to 1880 O'clock under the auspices
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
Poems You Ought to Krow.

Whatever your occupation crowded your
day your Of poetryprs ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-20
SOCIAL, and
PERSONAL
YESTERDAY.
Masonic Home Auxiliary in Masonic

YESTERDAY.
Masonic Home Auxiliary in Masonic
Temple at II A. Nj.
Central Committee, A. p. ". A., at
s12 M, in Virginia Historical Society.
Branch r. alle,s hu.Itlary, Home for
lncurables, at II A. Nj, In Murphy's
Annex.
Meeting of Richmond Branch, po-
cahontas Memorial Association, In the
home OF Mrs. David T. Williams, No.
2io East Franklin Street, at II a. M.
Called meeting of Junior lakewood
Memorial Association with Mrs. G.
w. Massle at p. Nj
TO-DAY.
Literary Round Table In Woman's
Club at 4:3o p. M.
Mass meeting IN the hall of the
House OF Delegates at S p. Nj. In the
interest of the University Of Richmond.
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