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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-21
COlOred Business Men.

The colored business men Will NEE
tonight at the colored y. n. G. a..
on West street. At their lastmeeting,
February IL, the committee on ways
and means recommended that the As.
sociation should have Prof. Kelly
Miller. Professor of Mathematics ut
Howard University. Washington, D..
c., 10 speak before the association ut
Asbury NJ. Il. Church, on March IL.
Arrangements will be perfected nj
the meeting tonight. Or. II. r..
Keesee read very valuable paper o.
'sHow the Association May be Il Ben
eft to the Business Men of Annap-
oils. In his discussion Or. keesee
said: History teaches ms that con-
centration of energies is necessary for
the accomplishment of any great
work. and that it is necessary for the
business men TO be in some way
brought before the people in order to
have them TO know more Of them.
This being done methods may be
adopted which will benefit both. :"
ments to have Prof. Booker Il. Wash
ington here in the near future.
II, are being examined in the UnlVer-
sity School here today. There are
twenty-three candidates. The exami-
ners are Prof. +. l.. Bliss, principal of
the Detroit University school; Prof.
J. \. sinclair, principal OF the I'm
graded Public School and Raymond
+. Van Sickle, attorney, assisted by
several public school teachers. The
contestants are limited To residents of
the Fifth Congressional District of
Michigan, or sons of Army or Navy
officers born in the state who have
not acquired residence elsewhere. The
examinations will last until Saturday.
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Brown of Harvard a Book.

The play Brown of Harvard pro-
duced at the Colonial Theatre last
night is being made into a novel by
Mr.. G. p. Coleman. The book will
be issued by the Pntnam's early in the
autumn.
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Brooklyn, y. y, Feb. 2l.-A meet
inc of citizens will be held here to-
night for the purpose of taking steps 10
raise a memorial to the late George
Reid. Reid was a government bridge
builder during the Civil War and was
born in London, England. During
the second battle of Bull Run, Read
rescued single handed Brigadier-Gen-
eraI McLeer when he was shot down
ana IS left arm shattered. With the
assistance of two comrades Read car
ried General McIeer from the field 10
the hopsital and was present whet
hi, arm was amputated.
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chicago. H.. Feb. 2l.-It IS esti-
mated that the attendance at the recent
sato show here for the week was lao, :
900 persons. an average of 20, GOO a day.
rires and accessories valued at VI, OOO, :
0l0 changed hands, and il is estimated
that the aggregate retail sale Of cars
amounted TO 50, 600, 600 and wholesale
to 81 00O, 600.
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SOME GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
SOME CONDENSED FOREIGN
PARAGRAPHS.
lIaooeniags Of Importance From Far And
Near Of Interest To Readers
Of The Capital.

tauisvill1. KY, Feb. 2l.-The first
general meeting of the Kentucky enid
Labor Association was held IN the
Woman Club here today ana was
very largely attended. Addresses were
delivered by prominent people interest
"A in child labor.
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New York. Feb. 2l.-The directors
81 the Seaboard Air Line have an
nonncel plans for its improvement
vbicb will cost close one $1,000, 600,
nosl.of the improvements to be effect
"a in the seaport cities of Florida and
Georgia. Besides the contemplated
improvements orders have been placed
nv the Seaboard for one hundred new
locomotives besides the fifty already
ordered.
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Trenton. y. j., Feb. 81. -Governor
T.. stokes. rs commandments of
the military forces of the state. VIII
review the Second Regiment of tise
National Guard of New Jersey in the
second Regiment armory tonight.
This will be the first review of the
wear and elaborate plans have be u
made for il by Col. Dennis +. Collins
and Adiutant j. NJ. Rogers. of IT,
reeimental headquarters. The Cover
nor will be attended by all the men
beers of his staff in full dress uniform
and men who are high in the mill
tary service outside the Second Reg (
ment have been invited rs guests.
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THE squaw Man, the four-act
drama which was seen for two hun
dred and fifty performances at Wal
lacks Theatre. New York. last season,
will hold the stage OF the Colonial
Theatre tonight. It is claimed by the
entire press of New York 10 be the
strongest American drama yet pro-
duced. while it is said that LieDler &
Co., under whose direction the play is
presented, have spared no pains or
expense TO make the production COM
plete in .every particular. The COM
pany is exceptionally strong, including
Mr.. Henry Jewett, Edith Cartwright,
Charles Chappelle, J. NJ. Colville,
Virginia Buchanan, John Harrington,
Frank Kilday, Minnie Victorson and
twenty others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark of Anna
polls, attended the funeral OF Mr.
Edward Weiser, of Washington. yes
terday. Mr.. Wiser il one of the lar
gest oyster packers in the Capital.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-21

Mrs. Louis Bear, wife of Alderman
Louis Bear, is spending short tine
in New York.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Persons who have friends as guests and
desire the pu blication of the same will please
send their names to this ofice.-EDIToR.l
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-02-21

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 2l.-All the can
didates for appointment TO the Naval
Academy as midshipmen who passo
the physical examination on February
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eEFOr Extra Values in I0c.
Ware, see Window of Rodgers & Co,
22S Main Street. f21-3t
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N o tt c E.
Farmers Natl Bank Annapolis, Md.

FEBRUARY 10, 1907.
FRIDAY, February 22nd, 'O7,
Washington Birthday, being Lee
gal Holiday, this Bank will be closed.
Paper maturing on that day will be
payable Saturday, February 25rd.
L. ID. GASSAWAY,
Cashier.
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Luncheon and Bridge.

Mrs. oliver j. Sands. of No 1904
Monument Avenue, was hostess at q
beautiful luncheon yesterday after.
noon at 2 o'clock, followed by q bridge
party, In honor Of her sister, Mrs.
O. G. Skinner, OF Pennsylvania.
springtimc decorations were in daft
fodlls and margueritcs, the blossoms
Icing arranged In graceful sprays, fill
Ing tall vases. Five tables engaged
In game OF bridge. Tho first prize
was n corsage bouquet or pansics and
lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Sands's guests were Mrs. Mon
cure Perkins, Mrs. Malvern G. Pat
tcrson; Mrs. c. Cotcsworth Pinckncy,
Mrs Armistcad Wexford, Mrs. Scott
Parrish. Mrs. Frederick Peasants. Mrs.
Edward Palmer, Mrs. Coleman Worth.
un, Mrs. Arthur Scrivenor, Mrs. Will
Hanson Tallcy, Mrs Chilcs Terrell,
Mrs. o. II. Fnnsten, Mrs. Luther War
rem. Mrs. Arthur p. Wilmer, Mrs De
w. NJ Taliafcrro. Mrs. Burton Marye,
Mrs. Henry HARDWOOD and Miss Hattie
Scott.
Straus-Sycle.
a very pretty marriage will take
place this evening at 1880 o'clock in
tho home OF Mrs. Simon Sycle No. 600
ter, Mabel Burrowsenia, will become
the bride OF Mr.. Irving J. Straus. Rev.
DIR. Edward n. Calisch will perform
the ceremony.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Mrs. Edward Eigenbrun, or
Petersburg. az matron OF honor, and
Misses Simonin Morris and May Lee
Meyers, az bridesmaids. Mr.. Milton
Straus, the groom's brother. VIII be
best man.
a small reception Will be held from
$50 to 1890 o'clock In the brides
home. After a bridal tour. Mr.. Straus
md his bride will make their home
at No. 3o9 West Grace street.
Atkinson-Eshman.
The marriage OF Miss Christine Esh-
man. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H Eshman. formerly OF Harrisonburg,
Va, but now OF Washington, to DR..
T Wade HAMPTON Atkinson will take
place this afternoon at o'clock in
Luther Memorial Church, Washington,
Miss Ethel Hickman. cousin OF
the bride. will be. maid OF honor. and
Mr.. Thomas II. Atkinson, the grooms
brother, Will act as best man. The
ushers will be Mr.. Burnham Eshman.
DR. r. N. Ellyson. Mr.. Charles Burn
ham and DR.. George p. Wick, the
latter OF Selma, N. G. 500
The bride IS IN exceedingly nttrac-
tive young woman. and is we'll Unknown
In Virginia, as Well as In Washington
and Baltimore.
Tho honeymoon Will be spent abroad.
y Dr.. Atkinson and his wife will make
their home at No. 1902 NJ Street,
Northwest, Washington. d. c.
In Honor Of Miss Smith.
Miss Otcy Minor, of No. 1913 West
Grace Street, gave a linen shower yes
tcrday afternoon In honor OF Miss Rosa
Virginia Smith, whose marriage to Mr..
Abncr Stephenson Pope will take place
Church. i III;
All the decorations were beautifully
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THE FAMILY ALBUM. n
Unique Entertainment Given in
Fairmount Few Evenings Ago.

T. .
a most enjoyable ENTERTAINMENT was
given IN the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Henry Mitchell. Of Fairmount Ave-
nue.. a few evenings ago, when "the fam
vi had gathered To- see the FAMILY por-
traits. Tho alb,ln was made OF u pad
ced framework to represent an album,
and the various .menbers OF tho family
We're. shown as they inserted their faces
In the book as follows; Mrs, Carrie
Cobb, as mother; Mr., Henry g. Heehler
MS father: Mrs. Ernest IIccher, as bride:
Mi. Charles Gentry. as bridegroom; Mr..
r. Walter Readles. as pnrson; Mrs. r.
Waiter , gsp,l!ss as Aunt Az Jane; Miss
daughter; Miss Alma .Alberson and Miss
Myrtle Hobson, as the twins Ingelina
and Angelina.
X. Other pleasant features or the. evening
were the splendid musical aelections and
recltntions, rs tollows; Tho Christmas
when tic Wliip-Poor-Will Sings. Mrs.
Rainy Carter, accompanied ~ Mrs ],
M Maisa lsin reppa hn SsMyf rnsg 81
the Roosser'a Head Mrs.Willle Dll!ard:.
Klyer," Messrs. Charles II. Gentry and
+ ar. u. llcchler,
1Iortense Watkins, Iade Gentry. Matte
narrish. Mollls Anderson. May Gentry,
son! Ida billiard, srrle Taylor, Irene
tt,orinine ,Gentry, Myrtle i4obson, urnca
Gentry. Isabel Albertson. Alma Albert
MFa Henry asd MIa Isef Nh ana Mss a
Iiobson. Mr. ard Mrs Harry Cline
Muster Louis Cline. Mr.. and Mrs, Rainy
Garter. Mt nasl MIS-. lsAyylis Sentry, AT.
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Enpagement Announced.

Mrs. a. L. Van Pclt announces the
engagement and approaching marriage
of her daughter, Jessie, to Mr.. Joseph
Minor Lipscomb, Jr., Of Low Moor,
Va. The ceremony Will take place on
Thursday morning. April 9Th, at 1000
O'Clock. in the home Of tho bride, NO.
1e East Marshall street. Only rela-
tivcg and intimate friends OF the ram
lily Will be present.
After wedding trip. Mr. Ltpscomb
and his bride Will make their home
at Low Moor, Va. where the former
is q prominent business man.
Miss Van Pelt is very popular III
Richmond, and her many friends VIII
regret that her home will not be here
after her marriage.
Schmidt-Krause.
a. very pretty wedding took place
Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock In Beth
slehem Lutheran Church. the contract
ing parties being Miss Dorothy Krause
and Mr. G. Martin Schmidt, OF ST.
Louise. Mo- Rev. +. II. Meuscke was
the officiating Clergyman.
The church was beautifully decorat-
cd in palms. The wedding marches
were rendered by Afr. Rudolph Lob
man, who played the Bridal Chorus
from "Lohengrin" az professional. and
MenUcISSOHIlS 3 NCeuulIlS MAJ I'll 10 r ~
ccssional.
Misses Emma Singer and Minnie Het-
ger were bridesmaids. and were beau
tifully gowned in white im1ih carrying
bouquets Of white carnations. The
flower girls were little Misses Esther
heusctko and Dora Hetzer. They wore
frocks of white batiste and each car
ried large basket filled with Easter
lilies and other spring flowers
The ushers were Messrs. Oscar Lob
man, Eugene Oshlrelhcr, Allen Singer
and William Frank. Masters Leonard
Herold and Rudolph Hetzcr acted as
l.iEbon- bearers.
The bride. who is handsome blond
entered with her uncle. Mr.. o. r.
Spott. She wore gown of white
liberty satin and carried Bride roses
Her tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms, the same having been worr
by hor mother twenty three years ago
She is the daughter OF Mrs. Anne
Krause and the late Edward Krause.l
The groom IS a wcll-known youne
business man of st. Louis, Mo-. AMI
is the son OF Rev. c.. G. Schmidt o.
that place.
The young couple received many
handsome gifts. They will make theil
future home in st. Louis.
After the ceremony reception wa!
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
John ]. Miller. Mesdames Kate Soth-
oron, Anna Smith. Mollc Reid, Will.
liam Armstrong, Phil. Eastman: Misses
Emma Eastman, Mary B. Browning,
Lucy Turned, Mamie bearing, Ora
Davis Sadie Hadelox, Julia Little,
Mamie j. Daniel. Marie and Elizabeth
Moore, May Smith. Frances and Ora
Rohr. Nell Payne. Alma Ricketts,. Emf
ma and Sadie Miller. Mary +. East
ham, Margaret Cary, Bessie Gates,
Bessie Carter; H1essrs. Z. M. Greene,
Towson d. Smith, George 2. Brown-
ing. John Randolph Moore, James II.
Fletcher. Carroll Monefee, John T,
&Naniei, Leslie Daniel, w. G. Dearing,
"A. w. bearing. Eastman bearing,
Webb Maddox. M. Lackey, Dabney,
Eastman, Charles Eastman r. Jordan
Turner. w. Lauck Turner. Frank Mof-s
felt, Clarence Miller. w. j. Browning.
Howell Miller, Walter Miller, Robert
Lee Miller, Frank Cary, Clinton Davis.
Wade II. Massie,saW Wheeler Almond.
Ashford Wood, Russell Wood, Dudley
Wood. Frank Jones, Robert Ricketts,
and Warren Davis
Boylston-V Vaughan.
The beautiful country home of Mrs
Joseph N. Vaughan in Nottoway coun-
" was the scene OF a@quiet wedding
on, Saturday, April 9TH, When her
daughter, Della Louise, became the
bride Of Mr. Llcian Pitts Boylston, of
Blackville, S. c. Rev. W. L. Jones Of
ficiated
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Boylston left at once for their home in
the South.
Personal Mention.
Miss. Edna Doctor, Of Milwaukee,
Wis. is the guest OF Miss Minna S.
Thalhimer, at No. 1922 Monument Ave-.
nue..
Miss Ethel Hickey. of Washington.
| y. c.. and Miss Marion Thompson, Of
Lynchburg, are expected to arrive this
afternoon to be the guests of Mrs.
Frank Eugene Stacy, at No. 1926 West
Grace Street.
Colonel w II. Darlington and daugh-
ter, of South Boston, Va. are spending
some time in Washington, D. c.
Miss Daisy Powell Wilson, the we'll
known and popular elocutionist, left
yesterday for Norfolk, whore she gave
a recital last evening for the benefit
of one OF the churches.
Miss Margaret Ryan. Of this city.
who has been visiting friends in Bal
timore, was delightfully."- entertained
at dinner last Sunday by DR.. Charles
| T.. France at his beautiful home In hit.
Vernon Place. Miss Ryan returned to
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To Attend Wedding.

Among the out-of-town guests who
will attend the marriage OF Miss Mamie
Hallhan to Mr.. ]. w. s Matheny,
which takes place this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock in the brides home No.
gill East Broad Street, are Mr. and
Mrs. D. ]. Rearuon and Miss Ellen
Virginia Reardon, OF Newport News;
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Fenne1l. OF Norfolk
and Mr.. Fitzgerald, of Boston, Mass
Stay-at-H lone Whist.
The stay-at-Home Whist Club met
Monday evening with Mrs G. w. p.
Brock, at No. 2o6 East Franklin street.
Five tables were engaged, and top
score was made by Mrs. S. w, Trayers
and Miss u. NJ. Harvie
The club will meet next week with
Miss Helen Montague, No. 11s East
Franklin Street.
To Give Entertainment.
The Junior Auxiliary will give one
ments OF the, spring Friday evening
from s to II o'clock in the parish-
house on Madison Street.
Owing to the varied nature OF the
program, the affair has been called
The Kaleidoscope and all kinds Of
attractions Will contribute to the
amusement of theiguests A palmist,
a miniaturist. kodak girls, Japanese
maidens and others will be on hand
Z to help in the frolic and fun.
The young ladies cordially invite
all their friends to call during the
evening.
Entertainments Postponed.
The quaint little comedy entitled
"Bnster Browns Burglar" which was
scheduled for yesterday afternoon, has
been POSTPONED until Thursday after
noon at s o'clock, when it Will be,
presented In the Woman's Christian
Association. under the auspices OF tho
Willing Workers of Monumental
Church.
Home Mission Social.
q s, social will be held at Clay Street
Methodist Church tomorrow night
under. the auspices Of the Home Mis-
sion Society," 81 n
a musical and literary program has
been arranged Mrs. w. j. Nlaybeo
Will deliver an address on Woman
and Missions" Friends OF the society,
interested In home mission work, are
cordially invited to attend.
"Ben Venue" Aglow.
Ben venue."Sthe hospitable home OF
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mccormick
Greene. was the scene of brilliant
reception Saturday night, given in
honor OF their house-Euests, Miss Nj.
Littlepage Kennerly Misses Louise
and Mary Meade, Miss Sara Macateo
and Miss Waller.
The extensive lawn was brilliantly
Illuminated and the Interior was nblaze
with lights, and fragrant with flow
ers. In the hall We're banked palms
and cut flowers. Tho balustrades
were twined with Southern smilax and
Easter lilies
IAtl kfru 4 IN TN.
ported white spangled net. over white
SATIN. Her ornaments We're diamonds.
She was assisted in receiving by her
mother. Mrs. Hamilton S. Fletcher, and
Mrs. Thomas A. Bryan.
Among those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. j. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. r. M.
Gates, DIR. and Mrs. Z. r. Browning,
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her home. No. $40 North Harrison
Mrs Russell Robinson, of Wingina,
Nelson county, is at the Hygeia Hos
pital.
Miss Mollie Hope. Of Hampton. is
undergoing treatment at hospital
here. Her brother. d. j. Wilton Hope,
and Mrs. Hope are with her.
Mrs. n. NJ. Mcclure has announced
the marriage Of her sster. Miss An
ME Gertrude Davenport, to Mr.. Rodney
Clark Hogshead. Tuesday, April Cd, at
will be at home in Gordonsville after
April 18th.
Miss sallie Gregory, Of Berkeley, is.
spending several months with friends
at Highland Springs, near Richmond
Mrs. Porter King, of Atlanta, is Wis
3iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest illiams, in
Lynchburg. She will represent tho
state OF Georgia ct the Continental
Congress of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution IN Washington
next week.
Tho Rev. j. II. Dickinson Is spending
several days In Stanton.
Rev. Z. T. Dadmun will leave for
Charlottesville next week to conduct
special services at the First Methodist
Church.
Mrs. u. NJ, Higginson and Miss Eliz-
abeth Fisher of Staunton, who have
been spending three months IN Paris.
London and Dublin. have landed in
New York and are on their way home
to Virginia.
Mrs Dora Mailman, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ST.
mon Kantrowitz, In Newport News. has
returned home,
Miss 5Beryl Barber has returned from
visit to fredericksburg.
Mr.. c. r. Richardson has returned
from Harrisonburg.
Miss Louise Conner is the guest OF
her aunt, Miss Fl. Raglan, ut st. James
Hospital, Newport News.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Merrick, Of Lake.
side, South Norfolk, have issued invi-l
tations to tho marriage of their daugh-
ter, Florence Marco Barton, to Mr..
Richard Neal Grant, Of Norfolk The
ceremony will take place at the home
or the bride on Wednesday afternoon,
April 18th, at 1870 o'clock.
Nlessrs. w. X. Goolrick and w. y,
Carter, of fredericksburg, spent Mon
day in Richmond.
Mrs. G. G. Burton spent Monday IN
Norfolk. where she attended Il meeting
of the Kings Daughters Rest Room
lCommittee.
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carried out in sweet peas. Miss Minor

carried out in sweet peas. Miss Minor
was assisted in doing tho honors by
the Misses Dardcn. OF Newsom's, Va,
and Miss Pope. OF Norfolk
Tho bride-clcct. seated under largo
wedding bell, and surrounded by about
thirty-nvc Of her young girl friends,
was showered with dainty bits of en-
broidery. lace and linen.
Mr.. Pope gave his farewell bachelor
supper in his home Monday evening.
Last evening. after tho rehearsal,
tho bridal party was rendered small
reception In tho brides home, NO. SOL
West Grace Street.
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and Mrs. RI. Ernest Hcchf,r. Mr.. and
Mrs G, Nv. Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Nlllford, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Gen
and Mrs. ". Henry Mitchell, Mesdames
Dabney GarthrIsht Willie billiard Car.
rie Cobb Hester Miller. Gentry, and
Messrs, Charles Gentry, Willie Garth
right, Leonard Pollard, Wesley Norris,
Lloyd Mitchell and Lucord.
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given in their honor in the home of
Mr.. A. Hetzcr, No. 124 South Laurel
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Colonel W. II. Darlington and daugh-
ter of South Boston, Va, are spending
some time in Washington, D. c.
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I Binding Snow-Stor1n.

WARSAW, VA, April GA binding
snoW-storm lasting about three hours.
Is what the weather man gave this
community this morning,
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Mrs. G.. G. Burton spent Monday III
Norfolk, where she attended Il meeting
OF the Kings Daughters RESTROOM
Committee.
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Delegates TO Peace Conference,

Mayor Carlton Mccarthy has appointed
the following Delegates to the forthcoming
convention Of the National Peace Consress5
Governor i. Taylor ESllSson. Hon.. 5. S. r.
.paAeson, Mr. John II, Minor Colonel Barton
ii. Grundy and Councilman Graham b. Hob
j 80 u ( V
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B Mrs Dora Mailman, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 81
mon Kantrowitz, In Newport News, has
returned home.
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Miss Louise Conner is tho guest Of
her aunt, Miss II. Raglan, ut st. James
Hospital, Newport News.
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Mrs. .. M, .Higginson and Miss Eliz-.
abeth Fisher, Of Stanton, who have
been spending three months IN Paris.
London and Dublin. have landed in
New York and are on their way home
to Virginia.
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Carter, Of Fredericksburg, spent Mon
day In Richmond.
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Miss Ethel Hickey. of Washington.
u. c.. and Miss Marion Thompson, Of
Lynchburg, are expected to arrive this
afternoon to be the guests Of Mrs.
Frank Eugene Stacy, at No. 1895 West
Grace Street.
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Miss Beryl Barber has returned from
a visit to fredericksburg.
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Rev. =. r. Dadmun will leave for
Charlottesville next week to conduct
special services at the First Methodist
Church.
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Mrs. Porter King, of Atlanta is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest VILLAINS in
sLynchburg. She will represent tho
State OF Georgia at the Continental
Congress of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution IN Washington.
next week.
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Mr.. c. p. Richardson has returned
from Harrisonburg.
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Methodist Church tomorrow night
under the auspices OF the Home Mis-
sion Society. 5f
musical and literary program has
been arranged Mrs. w. j. Alaybeo
viii deliver an address on Woman
and Missions" Friends of the society,
interested In home mission work, are
cordially invited to attend
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Miss sallie Gregory, Of Berkeley, Is
spending several months with friends
at Highland Springs. near Richmond.
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Miss Daisy Powell Wilson. the we'll
known and popular elocutionist, left
yesterday for Norfolk, where she gave
q recital last evening for the benefit