davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10
B y S E w E L L F O R D
Drawings by F. Vaux Wilson

the cork Excuse me- friends says he: but
I'm tryin to round up eatin' house that used to
be herea bouts
"Eatin house," says l. If you mean the fried
egg paror that the ground floor, that went
out of business months ago. But there's lots more
just as good around on Sixth-ave, and some that
carry stock enough to fill you up part way, guess
Il want lookin' to grub up Just vet" says he
Il huntin' for-for some that worked
there"
And say, you wouldn't have thought anyone
with natural sunset color like that could lay a
blush. But he does, and it's like THROWN the red
calcium on a brick wall.
oh tush tush!" saws l. You don't mean to tell
me a man of your size is trailn some Lizzie Maud?
He Cants his head side, pulls out blue
silk handkerchief, and begins to wind it around his
fore finger, like a bashful kid that's been caught
passn a note in school.
Her-her names Zylphna," says he,-"Zyl-
phina Beck"
"Gee!" saysI. Sounds like kind of music
box. No relation, hope"
Not yet" says he, swngin his shoulders; but
we've snapped rings"
'Of all the cut-ups!" says l. And just what
part of the plowed fields do you and zylphina hail
Why I'm from Hoxe," says he, as though that
told the whole story.
DO tell" says l.. is that a flag station: or
Sheridan County Kansas says he.
We'll, WE'LL" says l. Now can account for
your size. Have to grow tall out there, don't YOU
SOS not to get lost in the wheat patch?'
Say for josh consumer, he the easiest ever
All he does is stand there and grin, like he the
weak end of variety team. But it seems shame
to crowd a win' performer; so l just teln
him he'd better go out and hunt up city directory
some drug store, when Pinckney shows up, look
in interested.
"There!" says 1. Here's a now thatl
lead you straight to Zylphina in no time. Pinckney
let me make you acquainted with Mister-er-
Cobb" says the Hoxie gent, " Wilbur Cobb
From out West" | puts in, givin' Pinckney the
nudge. He's yours"
1t amt often has chance to unload anything
like that Pinckney, so rubs it in. The thoughts
of him town around town human extension like
this Wilbur strikes Swiftly Joe hard that he most
has chokin' fit.
But you never know what turn Pinckneys goin
to give to jolly. He don't even crack smile, but
reaches up and hands Mr.. Cobb the cordial shake
just as though he'd been a pattern sized gent
dressed accordn to the new fall styles
All" says Pinckney I'm very glad to meet
anyone from the West. What State.
Mr.. Cobb"
And inside of two minutes he's -
gettin all the details of this Zyl-
phna hunt from the ground up. -
includin' outline of Wiburs L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

dI U eiIIU NOIICNIIII 1IIII1IVloo UClII
the latest fad; for the plain.
straight, old, observation-disclosures
ish business is still in the ring l
have Pinckney's word for it, and
Pinckney ought to know. Oh. yes,
he's an authority now. Sure, it was
Miss Gerty, the twin tanner. And
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

she happy, anu hopes Wnouf Is
the same. She's got a real ele-
CANT job as cashier in high
toned, twenty-fve-cent. reg lar
meal establishment. and all in
the world she has to do is sit
behind wire screen and make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

rs all right. You can put the Teddy
sign on anything you read in the
papers about matrimony's bein' lost
art, and collectin' affinities bein
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-10

And inside of two minutes he's
gettin' all the details of this Zyl-
pima hunt, from the ground up.
includin an outline of Wilbur's
past life
Seems that Wilbur'd got his first
start in Maine; but way back be-
fore he could remember much his
folks had moved to Kansas on a
homestead. Then. when Wilbur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
Representatives of S. P, Salt
Lake Route and Other
Roads Meet Friday.
WILL FRAME TARIFF
FOR SOUTHERN NEVADA
Are Now Two Gateways to Min
ing District, Hazen and
Las Vegas.

An important meeting of freight traf-
ic men Will be held at Los Angeles on
Friday and Saturday of this week. The
purpose OF the conference is the ad-
iustment of rates 10 the mining dis
tricts in Southern Nevada J. A.
Reeves of the Oregon Short Line left
last night for the coast. F. A. Wunn
will represent the Salt Lake Route,
and the Brock line from Rhyoite TO
Goldfeld and the Tonopah and Goldfeld
viii also be represented.
There are now two gateways to the
mining camps of Southern Nevada. one
via Hazen on the Southern Pa
cifc and the Tonopah and Gold
field, and the other via Las Vegas on
the Salt Lake Route, and the Las We
gas and Tonopah and the Brock line,
the Clark line being uncompleted TO
Goldtield.
No proper tariff has been in force,
the only route being through Hazen on
the Southern Pacific Now, however,
freight and passengers can find an
entry from both lines, and Sariff
schedule is to be framed and will ne
adhered to by both the Hartman and
Clark lines The meeting is one of
Importance. nos only to the people of
Nevada, but to the shippers of Salt
AXE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
SERVICE TO PAYETTE LAKE.
New Train TO be Put on Pacific g.
Idaho Northern,

Announcement has been made by the
management Of the =, 6 L. y. that
an arrangement has been made to put
on fine train June ] that viii make
connection at Weiser with inc i'ony,
and will enable persons TO make the
trip from Boise and other towns along
the -bor' Line TO Payctte lake IN ono
day. Persons leaving fayette At SO
in the morning will reach the resort
at i in the evening.
BY this train people from this section
wishing to spend the summer or Il
shorter period. AT the lake VIII be
able to make the trip comfortably.
Some very fine cars have been or
dcrcd for the train, and a new loco
motive. There are n baggage and mail
car. Il smoker, a day coach and par
lor car The train viii run every day.
The company has also ordered ad-
ditional freight equipment which is due
10 arrive in Il short time II includes
twcnty-four freight cars and lul-
ton freight engine of Baldwin make
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
DEPOT FOR RHYOLITE.
Splendid Structure to be Erected on
Salt Lake Route

Arthur Mcguire, chief engineer of
the Las Vegas & Tonopah railway, is
authority for the statement that work
on the construction Of the Rhvoite
passenger depot will be commenced at
an early date, perhaps within four
weeks The plans for the depot are
ncariy finished, Mr. Mcguire says that
the company Will build one of the hand
somest stations along the Salt Lake
Rouic, says the Rbyolite Herald.
The dimensions of the interior will
be 26Xl40, the width being extended to
60 feet by the arcade and platform,
The structure viii he two stories high
and built of cement blocks 1t viii be
thoroughly modern. II will require
about ninety days TO complete the de-
pot.
Track LAYING out Of Rhyolite enroute
10 GoIdGeld will probably he resumed
about June lst. The company has fifty
miles Of material on hand. but is short
of water and oil cars, tho company s
supply OF which having been taken to
the main line ON the Meadow Valley
repair work This is tho only reason
for the temporary delay. The grade
is within seven miles of Goldheld.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
LENGTHENING SCHEDULES.
Two Gent Fare Now Assigned as Rea-
son for Slower Time.

CHICAGO. May 29.-Commencing
June 9 the running time of passenger
trains on the Chicago, Burlington u
Quincy railroad, between Denver and
Chicago, Omaha and Chicago ana Kan
sas City and Denver. Will be materially
increased The "Dcuver Limited, -
which now leaves Chicago at p. Ill,
will leave at 9:15 n. m. and viii arrive
at Is p. m. the following day, where
as the present arriving time is 40 p.
m. This is an increase of four hours
and forty-fve minutes in the running
time. Eastbound the limited will leave
AT 1890 p. m., instead OF at i;36 p. m,
and arrive in Chicago at 9:30 p, m,
instead of AT S:i5 p, m, an increase of
four hours and fifty minutes. The Eli
Limited, between Kansas City and
Denver, will leave Kansas City, west
bound, at 6:l0 p. m, and arrive in Den
vcr at $40 n, M, an increase In the
running time OF forty minutes East
bound the train will depart ut the same
time, $50 p. m, but win arrive at
The Omaha Limited, between Chicago
and Omaha, will use up an hour and
fifty minutes more time on the east
bound run. Westbound this train will
increase its running time between
Omaha and Chicago one hour and thirty
two minutes. leaving Omaha at $50 p.
IN, and arriving III Chicago at 9 a. m
Corresponding changes in the running
time of passenger trains are expected
from other Western roads. The recent
action of the Legislatures of Iowa, Ne
braska and Illinois in passing 2-cent-
fare bills is assigned rs the reason for
the heightened schedules
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
FIGHTING THE SALOONS
Presbyterians Get Resolution Through
After Heated Debate.

DENVER, May 29.-The temperance
question was the all-absorbing topic to-
day before the General Assembly of the
United Presby terian church. The ques-
tion of endorsing the anti-saloon League
grew cut of the recomWendations of Tie
committee on temperance, and a heated
discussion followed The friends of .he
auti-saloon league were successful in
shaviDg action on intcrchurch temper
ance council held over for another year,
so that the support of the United Pres
byterian church might not be divided,
and the resolutions endorsing the anti
saloon league Of America were passed
overwhelmingly
Dr. r. A. Hutchinson of Pennsylva-
MIA made telling speech for the anti
saloon league and its work, He stated
that had it not been for the folly of
the church temperance committees in
refusing 10 ioln the militant forces of
the anti saloon league. Pennsylvania
would not today be without local op-
tlon law.
Judge b. b, Lindsey Of Denver made
an effective speech, in which he set
forth clearly that the greatest producer
of crime was the organized liquor traf-
iic of tins country. His work in the
way of reform through the juvenile
court was heartily endorsed.
The remainder of the day VIZ taken
up with the reports Of varlcGs COM
mitfSes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30

TO Salmon City. idrho. TnIs is a dis
tance OF elghty-iivc miIes and Pitts
burg capitalists are s:id TO be behiui
the project. III" road has been iu-
corporated under the name of the Pitts
burg and Gilmore.
The line passes through the Gilmore
mining district. rich min, raj region.
and also opens up for development some
fertile agricultural land.
For years this line has been pro.
Jected by the Oregon Short Line but
IFS construction has never been under
taken. There arc now several large
shipping mines in the Gilmore district
producing considerable tonnage,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
!. !. : !. !. !. :. !. !. !. : :. !. !; !.
PRESIDENT INVITED TO
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

r SALEM. Oregon, May 90 !
= As president of the National Ir- !
= rigation Congress, Governor :;
= Chamberlain this morning ad- i
= dressed letters Of personal invi- !
= tation to the members Of Presi- :
= dent Roosevelt 5 cabinet and to :
=. the Governors of sixteen trans :
= Mississippi States, asking their :
:. attendance at the fifteenth an :.
:. nual meeting of the congress, !
\. which couvenes at Sacramento, ::
= California, September 2. Cover :.
= nor Chamberlain s invitations, :;
= including separate one to Pres !
= ident Roosevelt, ISSUED several :.
= weeks ago. point out the i'm !
:. portance Of the congress to the ::
:: semi-arid regions of the coun- ::
= try. :.
\ + :. :. i. < i !. = :. = = !. :. :: :. !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
Road Disclaims Liability.

LOS ANGELES, May 2o.-lt is an
nounced from official sources that the
Southern Pacific railroad will decline
to pay any damages for injury 80 pas
sengers in the Glendale wreck. May 81.
The fact that the accident was caused
supposedly by wreckers is gwen rs the
reason for the attitude of the COM
pany in disclaiming liability and rcfus-
ing to pay damages. Upwards of twenty
passengers were injured in the Geln-
dale wreck, some of them seriously.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
Rio Grande officials Here.

A party of Denver & Rio Graudc of
ficials are en- route from Denver to
Zion and Will arrive here this morn.
ing. The party includes G. il. Sab
lacks, vice-prcsident, G., A Ridgway,
general manager; T.. Stingcr, division
Superintendent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
INFORMATION WANTED.
By Commission as to Commissions Paid
by Railroads

WASHINGTON, d. c., May %
Letters have been sent by the Inter
state Commerce Commission to the of
fcials of all railroads doing interstate
business, requesting information as to
the commissions paid TO those who so,
liclt or route freight or passenger bust
ness. The commission is compiling in
formation so that it may issue a rat
ing covering the entire subject.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
RECEIVER FOR AIRLINE.
Projected Road From Chicago to New
York Has Trouble

CHICAGO, May 2o.-Ten small
stockholders in the projected Chicago
New York airline railroad, filed a pc
tition today for receiver for the con
Germ and also asked for an injunction
restraining the continuance of the af~
fairs Of the company by A. G.. Miller.
A similar suit was recently begun
by former employe of the company,
who was dismissed because the com
plainant, A, Neumcyer, was not
stockholder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
Buying Options Held Lawful.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, May 90
The Supreme court today held that buy.
ing of wheat for future delivery is not
unlawful. The opinion afirms the de-
cision pS the ST. Louis Circuit court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
F''I,oId Remedies.

.,,ho|d Remedies. med les.
'.t.pt medicine .1 u 9t'i, 9ss
..ls remedies.
.;tsJ Of this county HynMy
IT Had ITS HOME me
I11sEs. Herb teas teas,
.'sud touic', were .S to DC
'S,s.phous' '!Na eonpoahadl |. ppsis1sd
,T1rths family doctor,
= ! picrs, which was was
IA. Dissolved in apple
- q hop tonic, ,.D mads a
r.. spd bitter barks. q
f popular, homemade as
a., ri compounded, the
s,9h we're passed along
~, sonstimes written
.;.Iy communicated: :. :
-Jieins business is a
,,s from this whole
a.tun. In the begin
r.syrbing doctor, I'M :
4 : rsfalnsss of one OF
would take
E.sir many ways, manu-,
Liz scale, advertise II
,..,II1snacs for the home,
I'm become used over a
(nIIERLYTHEH HOUSE
|E5Y BUSINESS TOOK
|ll AND SCIENTIFIC
n ,isinally one Of these
Ilss It was used by the
[tYsr,ylvania, before it
E,ns public for sale. 1 Dr.
|M ORIGINAL COM
I'd pEaUEA, is Of Men
q Fiut, he prescribed it
and his patients.
and at last he
4, r;nuiactory and fur
L..ssnsral drug trade.
|, nal in a great many
E,rssuch as coughs, colds,
[.n.hitis and catarrhal
E,Hy. THOUSANDS OF
EuTE LEARNED THE
ETyL and its value in the
h ihss ailments. They
Ep trust and believe in
u, irdpment, and to rely
EFslna,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-30
NEW LINE IT. MONTANA,
Pittsburg People TO Build From Rcd
Rock to Salmon City.

Information from a reliable source Is
to the effect that all surveys have bccn
made for a line from EeI Rock, Mont.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

Continued on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

friends in the Virginia mountains, and
later Will join little Miss Elizabeth
Cecil and Master James Cecil on a visit
to relatives In Kentucky.
Aflssss Mary Elizabeth and Anne
Moore;are at the Prince George Hotel.
New York
Miss Nancy Kennon is the guest of
Ter aunt, Mrs. Hugh T. Nelson. in Char
lottesyillc.
Miss Elizabeth Grattan left yes,er-
day for Waynesboro and other points
IN the Virginia mountains.
Mrs. Alice Palmer and Miss Vera
Palmer will spend the late summer
on the New England coast
MIR. James II. Drake. Jr.. Is at Buff
falo Lithia Springs. Va.
Miss Rosalie Fontaine Jones and Miss
Lucy Newton Christian will spend
august with Miss Katherine Fontaine.
at her home near the University of
Virginia.
Mrs. 7. n. Nuckols. her daughter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

embroidered batiste, The bsst man
was Mr. Percy Hunter billiard, OF
Rocky Mount, Va
The bride was given away by her
father, Mr.. William Barrett Taylor.
She was gowned in white crepe de
chine, and her tulle Veil hung from n
coronet of orange blossoms. She car
ried White prayer-book,
A reception was held from $50 to
$50 p. NJ. Out-of town guests In
attendance included Mr. and Mrs, Peter
H billiard. Miss Herbert n. II. Dalton,
Messrs. Carter and Percy II billiard
Miss Louise Dillard. OF Rocky Mount
Va; Mr.. Beverly Berkeley, of Roanoke.
Va; Miss Eleanor Williams, of Red
Springs, N. c., Mr.. William Boggs. of
Mexico; Misses Cornelia S. and Eliza
beth Taylor OF Richmond, Va; Miss
Cornelia McBlair, of Norfolk Va, and
Mr. Sellimon, of Catlettsburg, w. Va
MISUNDERSTANDING.
The marriage Of Miss sallie Lee Car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

Ruby and little son William Edwin,
VIII return tomorrow from two
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mira w. J.
Selph, of Caroline county.
Miss Olive Webster is visiting A1rs.
Is. IL Doom, In Stanton.
Mr.. E. L. Thornhill has been spend-
Ing few days In Lynchburg.
Miss Minnie Phillips has returned u,
her home. In Danville, Va. after SPEND
ing ten days with friends here.
Miss Virginia Clarke of No II East
Grace Street, has returned from visit
to Miss Hilda Schmelz, in Hampton.
Mrs. Milledge L. Bonhau1. Dr., her
sister. Miss Hannah Warren. and Miss
Ada Chalkley-all of Richmond, are
the guests of Mrs. sBonham's parents,
the Rev. and Mrs.. p r. Warren, at
Pamplin City, Va.
Mr.. Arthur D. Wright is spending a
few days with Mr.. Robert Holt in
Hampton. Va. rteE
Miss Grace Perkins, OF No. Ala West
Continued on Third Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14
THE MINES DsPAToH. RICHMOND VA SUNDAY, JULY Il 1907


anCey Mills, h4tiNf' SAtNi
ter Of Iphason City Tnnp
Have LEFT for Niunhtains.
Mrs Charles Shields accompanied
by Misses Lima and Hattie Shields s''l;
MIR. Charles Shields. left last week
for the Virginia mountains TO speHu
the remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Isaac Newton Vaughan, formers
91y Miss Margaret Shields and MI.
Vaughan arc touring the scandinavian
Epeninsula this summer They VIII ho1
return to the city until the autumn.
Dr. Edmund s. Pendleton OF Cliiton
Forge, Va and his daughter, MISS
Mary Pendleton. who have peen we
guests or Mrs Il. T. Hunter, AT NO
els East Franklin Street, lett Sester-
day for Indian Rock to pay prlel
visit TO Mrs. Edward Dillon. Jr. After
ward they win return to clifton Forge,
DR. Pendleton came to Richmond 70 AZ
tend the Confederate Reunion, May
30th-June Cd, and has been here since.
Friends of Miss EloisesNew in Rich
mond VIII be glad TO know that she Is
with Mrs. Bland S. Smith at the corner
of Grace and Third Streets
DR.. Leslie b. Wiggs of this city,
has returned from delightful taca-
ton spent In the Carolinas DR. Wisss
visited Wilmington and Wrightsville
Beach, N c. andl Charleston S. G.
MIR. and Mrs S. H. Adkins and little
daughter, Of Philadelphia, who former
~ lived here, are guests of MI ana
Mrs. NJ j. Smith. Mr.. Adkins is the
popular superintendent OF the Metro
politnn Life Insurance Company, OF
Philadelphia He and his wife VIII
visit the jamestown Exposition and
Washington, p c. before returning.
Mr.. Max Uhlig and two daughters
Misses Lena and Freda Uhlig. from
Battleboro Mass. left Thursday morn
ing to spend some days at the James
town Exposition. The party was ac-
companied by Mr.. Uhlig's sister, Mrs.
Herman zanlk, of Richmond, whose
guests they have been. They will stop
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

the FIRST prize, a pair Of silken hose.
Mr. William j. Grgg, of Richmond,
and Mr.. W. n. Ragland, of Brooklyn.
n. Y, cut for the lone hand prize,
silver loving cup, which was won BY
Mr.. Grigg.
Mr.. Z. W. Jeffress, of Warrenton,
n. c., was consoled with a gold scarf
pin, and the BOBBY was awarded Mrs.
Eugene Merryman, of Baltimore, Nd.
Among those playing We're Mrs. II.
3. Fitzhrgh, Mrs. John J. jackson.
Miss Page shelhurn. Mrs Richardson,
Mrs. Arthur Cannon Mr.. Mitchell Wad-
dell and Mr. William j. Grigg, OF
Richmond Va Miss Maria Tucker,
Miss Altriend. Miss Emma Alfriend,
Miss Emma Withers Miss billiard.
Miss Minnie Baker. Miss Alma Glen
non, Miss Lena Allen and Mrs judge
Ackiss, of Norfolk. Va: Miss Handley,
Miss Linda Handley and Miss Roberta
Hawkins. of Birmingham, Ala; Mrs.
j. j. Bach, Miss Dorothy Bach, New
York City; Mrs. n. P. knight and Mrs.
e. D. Lilley, of Washington, D. G.;
Misses Skinner. Reed and Gillian, of
Mississippi; Miss Wright Tappahan-
mock, Va; Miss Rogers. Southampton,
Va. Mrs. Eugene Merryman. Balti-
more Miss Ella Senff. Clarkton, w.
Va; Miss Pansy White. Emerton, n.
c.; Mi. Robert matthew's, Hamlet. ~.
c.: Miss Tut, Augusta, Ga; Mr.. Crabb,
Cedar Spring, n. c.; MIR. William Rag
land. Brooklyn, y. Y; MIR. and Miss
Sutton. of California; Mr.. NJ. E. Fer
euson Mr.. and Mrs. Fass Greenville
N. c.. Mr.. f. w. Jeffress. Warrington
| n. c.: Miss Allen. of Lynchburs, Va.
/ and Mr.. Phillip Rogers, of Sedley, Va
Dillard--TnyIor.
A maria ge of unusual interest to
/ Richmond and Virginia people was
| celebrated in the home Of the bride
| at winston Salem, n. c., on Wednes-
1 day July 10th, at 6 p. NJ, when Miss
4 Mary Symington Taylor, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs William Barrett Taylor
was given in marriage to Mr. John
Lea billiard. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
II. Dillard, of Rocky Mount, Va
/ Rev. DIR, E. Clay Lilly oftlcia ting
Miss Eleanor Williams, of Rec
| Springs. y. c.. and Miss Emma Bailey
Of winston. ~ c.. were the maids .
4 honor. Miss Annie Buxton, OF Win.
ston, n. c., and MISS Louise billiard, o
i Rocky Mount, Va, were the brides
maids. Two charming flower girl
were Misses Cornelia storrs and Eliza
beth Taylor, OF Richmond. va. TIL
brides attendants made a most attrac
tive group in lingerie toilets Of whit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-14

Richmond this week en- route to the
Virginia mountains MIR. GrigE's many
friends will be glad to know that iiie
health is very much improved.
Miss Della Nesbitt Cline, formerly ot
this city, hut now Of Wilmington, =.
c., spent Wednesday In Richmond o.,
her way TO Canada, where she VIII
visit friends
Mrs. w. Fl. Moseley and her two
daughters, little Misses Lucy and Jes-
sic Moseley. left Monday for Washing-
ton, y. c.. to visit Mrs. Moseley's
daughter, Mrs, g. w. Price.
Colonel and Mrs. John MURPHY ielt
wednesday to spend several months al
Asbury Park, n. j.
Mr., John P. Kennedy left lhursoas
for Washington, where he VIII remain
two weeks with his wife, VINO rs ~
DR., and Mrs. Jere Wltherspoon are
| spending some time in New YORK
| Mr. and Mrs, NJ. u. Bruce are spend
ling a few weeks in South Boston, va
Mr. Andrew pizzlnl, Jr, is IN New
! York,
| Or, and Mrs. Russell Cecil left Tues,
| day for New York, whence they sailed 9
| for Europe Miss Alma Cecil VIII Vlsis