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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
NEW R. R. STATION
FOR STRASBURG
Norfolk and Western and South
ern to Build
Jointly.

WINCHESTER. VA. January 27--It
was stated here to-day by railroad men
that. following conference between SUI
perintendeut j. r. Spuuer, OF the Sheu-
andoah Division Of the Norfolk and West
ern Railway. and Division superintendent
e.. :. Lake. OF the Southern Railway. to-
gether with prominent business men OF
Strasburg. Va. the Two supernteuden,s
have recommended % their respective
companies the erection Of a modern. new
union station at Strasburg Junction. each
company 20 hear half the expense. Il
will probably be located nearer the town
OF Strasburg. IN order that the Baltimore
and Ohio may be enabled TO comply with
the recent order N the Virginia Corpora
tion Commission. requiring it, to comply
with its charter provisions Of operating
trains into the town 90 Str3sburg instead
OF stopping at the junction, q mile away
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
. EAR DECORATES
OUR AMBASSADOR
Bcstows Upon Nh Never Grand
Gordon Of Alexander Nevski
Order.
RECEIVED WITH CEREMONY
Rides 10 and From Palace in
Gildcd Coach, Escorted bv
COsSaCks.

ST PET ERsBCRG. Jauuary The
American Ambassador. A. Meyer. vas
received by Emperor Nicholas in special
audience yesterday afternoon ana nr.-
senteu his letters OF recall
At the close % TIE audience. which
lasted half am hour and was marked nv
great cordiality. tie Emperor personally,
,o"4efreu on tte AMoas saoor the Grand
GORDON 81 the Alexander NevSkl order.
MI Meyers audience was marked b.-
al The state ceremony OF rho court. A.
q special mark - favor ne vas met in
tne imperial pavilion Of the railroad sta
lion az 81. PetersburE bv Prince poleo-
roLHd, grand marshal % the court. Count
hencr' kon and Baron KorT nlSt and
second grand masters OF the ceremonies
ano baron Ramsay, first gentleman OF
Tn oedcnamber. who escorted hin, 10
Isarskoe-Selo and back 20 St Peter.ht,r,-
ms MaJesty's private train was provided
Tor the trip.
At The Tsarsi, oe-SeIo station NJ Never
entered "a gtlded state coach drawn b,-
iour white horses. with uveried outride--
ana al escort Of the Emperor own Co.'S
SACKS and Vas driven 20 the palace ln
solitary state. the court die-oltarias e,f
lowing In other state coaches
ID" was met at the palace by d..
Ir4hcess 1aiitzin. grand mistress OF the
court and Count Benknedorr. marshal
OF the court and was conducted into
the presence of the Emperor
AFTER he had presented his letters If
recall the Emperor and Empress engae-
cd Mr. Meyer ia informal conversatfor,
expressing their regret AT his departur.
ana cordial wishes for has welfare. and
President Roosevelt
ne order OF Alexander Ncvski IS one
or the highest In Russia and was
FOUNDED by Empress Catherine IT, Tho
insignia consist Of a broad scarlet rib
Doh worn across the breast and fasteu-
ing 81 the hip with a feweled cross
on the left breast
Mr.. Never leaves ST. Petersburg Tues
day. and VIII attend the fancy dress
ball TO be given by Am bassAdor and
Mrs. Tower in Berlin next month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
GASOLINE IGNITES.
J. M. Nevill Fearfully Burned.
Injuries Not Fatal.

CHAPEL HILL. y c.. January o.
Nj. j. N. Nevill. the popular proprietor
q the University athletic store WAS
frightfully burned al noon to-day by the
ignition OF a easolene can. A clerk was
filing cigar-iightez from n can which
he supposed contained Kerosene oil. but
which happened TO contain gasolene lu-
stead. The flame iu thc cigar-lighter
fared up igniung the gasoiene I'm
mediatelv the clerk dropped the can and
fed. The room was crowded with stu
cents who were ioafng there while wait
ing for their mail one Of these had
presence OF mind enough to try 10 hurl
the blazing can Of gasoiene out Of the
door, and struck MI Nevu who was
entering the store. tn the face. The con-
tents were scattered over his head and
shoulders enveloping him in flame A
student threw an overcoat over tine
struggling man and succ. eded iu sitting
the flames but not until Mr.. Nevu had
been frichttuly burned. He was carried
10 "a nearby drug store and Dr. Howell
dressed tine wounds. which arc cons'd-
cred serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
NEW TRIAL FORLUTTRELL
Man Convicted of Murder VIII
Again Try to Prove Innocence.

BRISTOL, TENN. January 27.-The Cir
cult Court convenes AT Blountville ten
miles west OF Bristol. to- morrow. and the
case OF tine State against Sylvester I.ut-
tren is 10 20 on trial for the SECOND time
Luttreil is the Bristol man In whose
sleeping apartments was committed last
toi's history. Al tho midnight hour Lett
ua Glover. a woman forty wears OF age
was found ga ButtrelIs bed with her head
literally chopped from her body. save fov
tho skin heing intact ou the back OF the
neck. An ak had been used 10 accomplish
This awful work OF death. and. to add
to the horror of fhc Scene. whoever mur-
0erei the woman had also sunk tire AK
deep iu her face. separating the nose and
making u Ghast.v wound ia the right
DuccA Lut-rcil has always denied his
guilt n4t at t.c former trial. when he
was sentenced to twelve years IN the
pto.teutIarN on the charge OF having com
wittei the deed. n negro man testified ~
having looked through window and seen
the deadly blows struck by Luttrei
Former Commonwca lth's Attorney j s.
Asnworth. Of Bristol Va is defending
Lutt-ell and he declares that he has abb
sollte confidence iu the innocence OF his
client. The jury. Mr.. Ashwortl saws. ca
not now go beyond finding Juttrel euiitv
OF murder In the second degree. since
he has already once been pronounced
guilty only 10 that extent. However. the
jury. II il should see ft. might make the
punishment twenty years IN the ne0i-
Tertiary, instead OF twelve.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
NEW YORK BUILDING.
Jamestown Exposition Structure
TO Cost SaI. 900

NORFOLK. VA. January 27.-The New
York State building at Tie jamestown
EXPOSITION will cost Sl600. The contract
for this structure has been let TO Han'e
casey Company their hid Of S3l 800 being
approved by the New York commissioners
who were ir Norfolk this week
The New York building will be- one Of
the most magnificent State structures
erected on the Jamestown tercentenulal
grounds. It is modelled after the Con
gressionai Library at Washington aua
will be located immediately on the water
front overlooking Hampton Roads. where
the Elizabeth and James Rivers join and
empty into the Chesapeake Bay Part OF
the site was washed away this winter bv
sea waves The exposition company has
agreed to restore the site by piling and
bulkheading. And therefore a change IN
the site will not be necessary. and work
on the building VIII start tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
WILL CE.E3AATE
NaSHIA3 TON D.Y
Birth Anniversary Of Father Of
His Country to Be Fittingly
Observed in Alexandra.

't'''-H "t r 4rr..afr-
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Janu4r, 3D. ban
q4ets ana ,hu-rh SEW ices viii mari, Oil.
celebration 90 tne birthday az Washing
tot.. February z3d. 90 this iistori oia
e.ty. Plans FOR tile various banqa.ts
are h"ing vigorously pushed. and il is
expected frat 4 large ulu.t--r of prom
.nent speakers from different sections
"i the country Will he present on that
1at 90 pav trbvt. ~ thc Father oC His
Country"
Tho largest celebration of t.e dat wil
occur iu the afternoon when tho George
Washington BIRTHDAY Association Will
give banquet az Armoly Hal The
committee having the affair u charg.
A4Fo been wurr1ing lndustriailv. and tho
committee viii AZ am early date au-
uo1uce tine speakers for the occasion.
Al u O'Clock that morning services VIII
Doc held ~ historic oid Christ Caurcr.
v here washington was vorshiper. ur-
c"r tho auspices o. Pa. Mount Vernon
'napter. Daughters ~ tho American Rev
o-luon. A special prDEra-a ls belnG
prepared for tl- occasion and Ito re-
csipts viii De used toward d.rraying tho
expenses incurred ln restoring historic
'la fpnick CHURCH 20 It's former colo
uial condition
Tile AieNaudris-Wa Washington Lodge OF
Aasons. ~ which Washington was "a
member. Will hold banquet At night.
Among those expected To respond To-
toasts are the following. Senator ToV-ne
Representative Flood. OF virginia and
Judge Duke. ~ Charlottesville. Va. tn,
Columbia steam Fire Engine COMPANY
i~ also planning for a banquet on that
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
TO MAKE BRISTOL DRY.
People Want Adams Law Elk
tended to Bristol.

BRISTOL. VA. January 2T.-Just now
inc Ie r.e - Bristol are very much i'm
-"rt7tel iu the question OF whether the
present Legislature ~ Teunesss.. IS ,-oira-
tn make that state an absolute pr,1hfbi-
zion state The question is q. live one
before tie Legislature. and IL AFFECTS
Bristol Va, TO the extent that Tho
temperance people here are plcdge-- 20
rid tnis city 81 saloons "a the event tha
Adams law SIS extended 20 Bristol. Tenn
The Temperance people AL over Ten
neseee are clamoring for the extension
az fAe Adams law TO every city in the
state. auI tie successful operation o.
the ADAMS law where lt is now ia
effect has had the effect To strengthen
tIo Temperance sentiment and bring ou-
IMPRESSIONS from communities throughout
the State
The Eqlor dealers Will. ~ course
offer strenuous resistance 10 any effort
Co extend the Adams law beyond a.
present bounds. but this fact has made
the temperance people all the more DE-
tern.ined- Il Is not expected however.
that the law will be extended % include
Memuhi- Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Nashville. but there appears GO he
VERY strong sentiment in PristoI in favor
~ it's extension 20 include Bristol Tenn
and thts may he ACCOMPLISHED The CITY
Council the County Court body and a
mass meeting OF the temperance people
which was large and representative
have all requested that the Adams law
be extended 20 include Bristol
Bristol has twenty-five saloons and
does lux trade in the adjoining and
contingencies states amounting To- hundreds
OF thousands OF dollars annually.
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CHATHAM NEWS.
Many Marriages and Some En-
gagementS.

CHATHAM VA. January -t.--A F'it
r.retty Wedding was soienni,- al me
ev-tnsonvllc Methodist Ctur0 r on Nro-
,,.s1sy rlRnt last. tte coutract--C parties
SO Ms I4os7 Thomas and ii. wa
y-tro NuckoIs The cdtn.e was ristctuIiT
decorated for the occasion aud t.."d Win
friends q tie bride and groom Rev j.
X Holman performed the CEREMONY The
bride was attended hy aer maid oi honor
Miss Worta Thomas. and the groom ff
"a best man. Mr Morris Pollok. ~ Dam
willie Tho bridesmaids We're Misses lI-
Han Brown Orma Thomas ana Bessie
BAILEY The groonewen were NeSsrs-
Roy Law. Willie GateVood and Thomas
Turner The bride is the attractive ana
pretty daughter ~ Nj !. ". Thomas. y
swans0nviue and the groom ie "a pros
porous Young farmer of the same section.
Miss 81. Florence Pollard and Hr. Ru-
Aniph FrederlCkson were quietly married
1T the home ~ the brides sister. Mrs.
Thomas Graves. near Hurt. ou Wedres-
day night last The groom is real
estate dealer OF Blackstone.
cards are out announcing the marriage
az Miss Lizzie Edwards. daughter ~ Mr..
James Edwa rds. Of near this place TO Mr..
Hugh Thomas. < Swansouville this couu-
~ The nupfials are To be celebrated Ou
tie 6th Of February.
The Splnstcrs' Return sequel o. THE
old Maids Convention" was given in the
opera-house Friday night BOY the Young
ladies % The Chatham Episcopal Insti-
tute. A large number was out 20 Wit
ness the play. which was rendered with
much credit all the actors acoutting
themselves in very crcdit1ble manner.
Mr. J. NJ Jones. proprietor ~ the Chat
ham Pharmacy. who recently accidentally
shot himself in the foot. this week went
"a Danviile FOR the purpose Of having
The bullet located by an &-rly. The bull
let was found halfway between the knee
and foot and was removed with "a very
slight operation. Mr.. Jones ls doing
aL-L.I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
PROVE EVERY CLAIM
DIR. Williams Pink Pills a Sneci6c
for Anaemia and Safe Family
Medicine.

When the body becomes rundov-,
either as result or overwork. worry
or % severe Illness. an examination Of the
blood would show BE- 20 be weak and
watery. This condition is called anaernic
which is the medical term for blood
less The common syulptoms are paie-
ness Of the lips, gums and cheeks. short
ness OF breath and palpitation OF the
heart after the slightest exertIon. dlll
eyes and loss cf appetite
Mr. Louis L. CLARK painter. OF 10
Lincoln Place. Plainfe1d y J.. saws.
Last May I was obliged TO undergo an
operation for appendicitis. and while the
operation in itself was successful. | did
not recover my strength and health.
Was confined 20 my bed FOR over q month
and was under the Doctors care When
I was able go get up my legs were 80
weak and unsteady that ! could only
walk with "a cane with difficulty
y was getting nu better. and could
NOT think OF going back TO work I was
discouraged. when a neighbor told me
that Or Williams pink pills had cured
her and advised me Co try them. be-
gan taking them about the middle OF
June, and soon felt So much better thar
/ kept on and was cured.
Dr. Williams Pink pills have cured
rheumatism. chlorosi~. after effects %
the srip and feyers. and. as tho health
OF the nerves depends upon the purity
OF the blood. they are invaluable In neu-
raigia. nervous debility. sleepiessness.
dizziness. and even iocomotor ataxla and
paralysis.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are sold by
an druggists. or sent postpaid, on re-
ceipt or price 90 cents per box. six
boxes $3.50. by the Or. Williams Medicine
Co., Schenectady, -. Y.
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AND
PERSONAL
Invocation.

Invocation.
Spirit that winged away. return. return.
Thou hast my heart. thou has, su inn
pulses
For that which most 1 have when most
yearn,
For s.s4t OF thee. thou dearest golden
keys
To that green piessance where. when lie
was young.
wandered. hearing what mo dir, ads
sung.
And when ( img@r. longing after thee.
GazinE W IN tears. where thou didst
disappear.
Cheered bv no charm. nor airy fantasy.
Sudden the storn-clouds part. and thou
art here:
And hand in hand a little space ve 20:
Thou can'st not leave me long who love
thee SO.
But now all flowers are dead. ana bleak
the air
That ha- gard Winter hreathes about the
lands.
There is 10 smile Of sunlight anywhere.
DULY I wait for thee with idle hands
o come thou dost not need the summer
wind
To make lovely garden IN tine mind
-Danske cambridge in Putnam
Monthly.
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$4,000 TO BUY
THE LEGISLATURE
President OF Randolph-AIacon
Saws Liquor Men VIII Make
Attempt
SALOONS MUST GO, HE SAYS
Ant-Saloon Speakers Stir Up
Things in the Norfolk
Churches

NORFOLK. VA. January .--Wfr +s.
next Virgins. Le-izla,ure ~. ..o-,...,..., -.
sue anu Tan 'i.- L%'siSia cure
be Bought for 80 GO or less. are cues
tons suggested bv a serr-,- ,-..-...,
-, 49,
go '''7 0''u T'esoS 'ei'a ian
Church by Rev. Dr.. p II. Bennett. pres
ident Of Raudoluh-Nfacon ..-oftss,s o.. ~
,..t - 90 &C.
anu '''e superintendent OF
tile AnU-5alOOn League.
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Miss Barker Takes the Cake.

i<EOKEE. LEE COT NTY. VA. Janu-
AIRY 1.-THE Pleasant HH Church here
called boX-supper in the interest OF
the pastor % tho church Thursday
night which resulted in a merry en-
tertainment.
The amount OF $50 was collected and
given the pastor
The cake bought for the most beau.
thu young single lady brought S2S.
and went 70 Miss Lizzie Barker
Old fogy systems is fast passing out
ct existence. and new. interesting and
improved entertainments are fast taxi
Ing with the people.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
Horse Thief at Work.

CARSON. VA January 27-On LAST
Friday night horse and mule were
stolen from the sons OF Mr.. ". T. Scars
borough. OF this section.
The boys were calling al the home Of
Nj. Stockdale. near Dinwiddie Court
house. and tied the mule and horne 10
the fence. when they came out both
We're gone and lo trace OF them has
been discovered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-28
STRIKE OFF.
Plasterers Return to Work at
Jamestown EXDOsition.

NORFOLK. VA Janu~6y 21.-Tuc
striking rlastcrcrs numbering 100. at the
jamestown Exposition. have returned to
work after two weeks idlcnrSS. The
only firm effected by the strike wos
Strehiow x Co. contractors for several
Of the largest exposition buildings The
plastcrers only gained ono OF the de-
mauds. that Of being paid OF on the
scanold. The demand for an Increase
jpn wages from 500 TO $500 was not
granted them.
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DR.. RAMSEY RESIGNS.
Gives Up Kings College-Snow
Is Falling at Bristol.

BRISTOL. TENN. January 27-Dr. +.
T.. Ramsey has announced his resignation
AS president Of King College. the Pres
hvteriqn school here for young men. He
has served the Institution FOR four years.
having come to Bristol from Fredericks
burg. Va.
snow has faue1 in Southwest virginia
to-day to depth Of two inches. Tho
mercury registers seven below freezing
ln-uigLt.
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To Be Entertained.

Miss Page Aylett Royal will leave on
February 1st for New Orleans. where she
will be the guest OF friends for several
weeks
Not only VIII Miss Royal participate
ia All the Mardi Gras festivities. but she
will attend several handsome functions
which have already been arranged in
lornr of Ter and ner chanarnn
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tion of John Frederick Ennger. Esquire
y" supper three Virginia shillings"
Issued Invitations.
III. and Mrs A. G. Redford have is
sued invitations to fho marria-e or their
daughter Helen Louise go Mr.. Stewart
Smith. of Buffalo. ~. s. The wedding
will tax" place Tuesday evening Feb
ruary 18th. r - Andrew Church.
Anniversary Celebrated
III and Mrs Is. " Duttou celebrated
tuc third anuiveg ssrv Of their marriage
at their home. 80. g004 ~ Street.
Thursday evening The evening waa
spent i'm games and must. after which
delightful supper vas served Those
present were. Nj and Mrs B " Duttpn.
Nj and Mrs. r. j. Payne. Nir. ami Mrs
T-.Roberts. Mrs. +. T., Stanley. Mrs John
Ayers. Mrs. W. n. Hellman. Misses Helen
and Cora Hellmsn. Craze. Muriel and
Ruth Payne. MesSrs. r. STANLEY. Carl
Hellmau. w Rose. J.. Roberts and Her
bert 4 yerS
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Anniversary Celebrated.

present were. M. and Mrs 70 VI button.
Nj and Mrs. r. >. Payne. Mr ami Mrs
T-.Roberts. Mrs l.. T. Stanley. Mrs John
Ayers Mrs. W. n. Hellman. Misses Helen
and Cora Hellmsn. Craze. Muriel and
Ruth Payne. MesSrs. r. STANLEY. Carl
Hellmau. ". Rose. j.. Roberts and Il-f-
bert Ayers
Of Interest in Richmond.
The Baltimore Sun OF yesterday has
tho following account Of wedding i0
which Richmond is Interested tho groom
being from this city:
Miss Margaret A. RyalL daughter ~
Mrs 3. g. Ryal. 1918 Jefferson Street
Was married 20 Mr.. john II. Kusterer. or
Richmond. Va. The ceremony was at St
Andrews Catholic Church. and was per
formed by Rev. Y. Murphy
The bride wac attired I'm a travelling
suit Of blue bHoadcloth. with hat and
gloves 90 match. and carried a shower
bouquet OF Bride roses The uEhers Were
Messrs George Cierring. OF Richmond.
and William Smith MI and Mrs kus-
terer left later for wedding tour through
the North. and upon their return Will
be at home TO their friends after Feb
ruary 5th. at 10 South Belvidere Street.
Richmond. Among those present were,
Mt and Mrs. James Dunn. Mr.. and
Mrs William Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ryal. Mr.. and Mrs. Ryall smith; Mrs.
b. G. RyaI. Mrs. Hugh Brennan, OF Rich
mond Mrs. Charles T. Leight. Mrs
James +. Freeman. Mrs. Julia Opel. Mrs
Anna Beard. Mrs. Peter Reynolds. Misses
Teresa Kusterer. Richmond Cecilia kus-
terer. Richmond. Grace r. Freeman,
Kate Curran. Jennie Harrigan Ella RcN-
nolds. Kate McMann. Margaret Melon
ough. May DeVsughn. Messrs George
Gerrng. Richmond. William smith
Indoor Track Box Party.
Miss Carrie Leftwich. of No. POI
South Third Street was the hostess or
a delightful box party 70 the indoor
track meet at the Horse Show Building
Saturday evening. Among Miss Left
wfch's guests were DR.. owens and DR..
Russell. OF Washington. ID. c.. Miss
Jackson. OF Charleston. s. C.: Mrs. John
y. Staynan. Miss Nancy seldom. Miss
Belle Plnder and Miss Mamie Jones, OF
Richmond; Messrs. Kent Rawley. T. G..
JeTress and Philip Purcell. Mr.. Golden
and Mr.. Lucas
Personal Mention.
Colonel John 3. Purcell and Misses
Anna and Louisa Purcell have return
ed from a weeks stay in New York.
Miss Mabel Powell OF Washington.
daughter or the distinguished artist.
Lucien Powell. is the guest or her
aunt. Mrs w. T. Thomas.
Miss Alice English is expected home
to-day from q very delightful visit To
friends in Pittsburg and Cham bersburR.
Pa. and Washington. u. e. Miss Ems
ltsh was largely entertained during her
visit
Miss Pauline NJ. Grant is he guest
Of Mrs. Armstrong Thomas. in Balt-
more
Mrs Fletcher. OF Rappahannocll
county. is az 80. ll5 Fast Franklin
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Presbyterian Building

VI" erect ca Haud-
f''i' hliiulAs nh me jamestown Ezfo4i-
Ion gfoNnn- Tor ti' purpose off making
so 'AnlD'l 20 sh'" th~ fnfiH"n".. e.r.ns-
laAtic"l ana CIVIL Which t'at arnoulua-
ton has 'N"rtrd in thr Inifen Sater.
. - DlH-lha VIII COST between g. nnI
"na 'o'"' and fte work nIi hD UNDER
faH"n pF thr N'fip.k it"-nrterr. with
'ne assist lice ~ f.s East Hanover
1-resnyteTy
II has been de- 4ded fo I-t ta" matter
in the hands OF "a working committee ~
ffteen. wita Eer p r. wexford pastor
az tho First Presbyterian Church ot Nc1-
port Nevs. 81 as head. H,t. Ir. D De-.
Thacker. % Norfolk W -nt 10 Newport
News. and called upon t.e session ~
Kew Mr wexford d 'h-rcn- ana asked
that Tie services of that pastor b- d.s-
Yeused with for tic time necessary FOR
him 10 do tlis Work Tee p---hgtery
fare--s 20 supply h.s pulpit during SIR
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Dance for Players.

The buds are planning 70 give a dance
next week in honor OF the "Arcadians 80
the dramatic club OF the University OF
Virginia. who Will appear in their new
comedy. The Visiting Girl" i'm the Acad-
envy OF Music on February sth.
A number OF Richmond girls attended
the midwinter german al the University
and are glad Of at opportunity to return
tie hospitality and courtesy shown them
ON that occasion
A number OF box parties will be ar
ranged for the performance. and a FASH
ionable audience will be present.
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German Tonight.

Tile fourth dance OF the Richmond Ger
man club. which will be given this even
ing ina Masonic Temple. Will be unusually
brilliant. owing 10 the presence of a largo
number ~ out-of-town girls. who are
visiting in Richmond.
Several beautiful new figures will BE-
introduced by Colonel 10 Lane stern. who
will lead with Miss Polly Mason. Of
Washington. j. Q. Mss Mason was one
Of the bridesmaids az the Vaughan
Shields wedding on Thursday evening. and
Is the guest OF Misses Hattie and Lima
shields. at Eth and Trankln Stroets
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Mrs. Swanson at Home.

Mrs Claude A Swanson will be at home
20 her friends at the Executive Mansion
on Tuesday afternoons. instead OF we'd
nesdsvs. as heretofore
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Indoor Track Box Party.

Miss Carrie Leftwich. of No. POI
South Third Street. was the hostess Of
delightful box party 20 the indoor
track meet at the Horse Show Building
Saturday evening. among Miss Left
wichs guests were DR.. owens and Dr..
Russell. OF Washington. ID. C.. Miss
Jackson. OF Charleston. s. c. Mrs. John
u. Stayman. Miss Nancy Selden, Miss
Belle Plnder and Miss Mamie Jones. OF
Richmond; Messrs. Kent Rawley. J.. G..
Jeffress and Philip Purcell. Mr. Golde n
and Mr.. Lucas.
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Issued Invitations.

tion ~ John Frederick Emnger. Esquire
y" supper. three Virginia shiuings