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New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FLOODED HORSES FROM EUROPE

Their, were 224 blooded horses. bought in France
Germany and England, brought In on the Atlantic
Transport liner Mnnehaha yesterday. James Sing
master of Keota, Iowa. came with over hundred
Persians and German coach horses. lie won prizes
in the Paris horse show. There were two other lots
of twenty and eighty horses. owned by Robert Bur
ross and Charles II. Kirk.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
PEARL AND THE BABY FOUND.

Pearl Ferguson. the eIever-Year-old girl who dis
appeared from her home No go Halsey street,
F2rookIvn on Saturday after borrowing the eight
months old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Antonio
Fsranito Of No I5sg broadway. found late
On Sunday night AT Golden City. Canarsie. with
the infant sleeping souadly in her arms
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
LONG BRANCH JOURNEY ENDS.

fFy Telegraph 70 The TrfoCne1
Long Branch y. J. Aug. 5--The nnais II tns
mems singles and consolation prizes OF the Holly
wood Golf Clubs tennis tourney were played To-
day In the mems singles H F Allen defeated
Lewis Drevfus in straight sets. 81. 50 So IN
the consoIa ton event Charles G Edwards defeated
IL 3 Bertrarn of Princeton. 0-6. 50. 81. -
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
F4NkEES LEAD C1NTCkS
Score Hell IN international Cncket
.Iafch at Toronto.

Toronto Ont. Aug In the international cricket
match which bygun mis- morning. the Gentle
Of Philadelphia in the first innings up
total % -. The Canadians initial effort uvtt'd
them l20 When stumgS were pulled for the day
the Americans haG lost three wickets in their
t---.al tm----nrrnN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
FORMER BROKER A BANKRUPT.

iuv Telfsrapn 20 IIie IT4brT q
Pittsburg Aug. 5.-Howard Bayley. a former
New York broker. lessee of the Hotel Duquesne.
entered voluntary bankruptcy proceedings to-day In
The United States District Court. and asked that
a receiver he appointed for the lostlery. He says
he has S1ooC00 liabilities and $4,000 assets. The
MOTEL was years the Pittshurg political head
quarters OF Sena tor Quay.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
PERMIT FOR LIVINGSTON ST. TRACKS.

Desmond Dunno. Acting Borough President or
BROOKLYN signed the permit foe the laying OF troll
Ic- car tracks in Livingston street. Brooklyn yes
tardav TIE tracks VIII be laid on the recently
vf4erad section Of the street extending from
Court street to Flatbush avenue and the entire
work must BE- finished within fOrty-fve days
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SAW HER FiANCE DROWN.

BY Telegraph 10 Inc 4flbuit.i
BabvIon Long Island. Aug Sin view OF the
girl he was about to marry lgnatz Grabhere was
drowned in the surf here this afternoon Louis
Z.egott a friend. tried to rescue Grabberc, Out
was almost choked by the drowning man. The
mans fnancee swooned.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SENATOR'S GET BOSTON PITCHER.

Boston. Aug. 5.-Obern. one OF the pitchers OF
the Boston American Club, has been sold TO Wash
,neton Morgan pitcher of the ST. Louis Ameri-
can League team. has been signed by Jim Mcclure
manager of the former worlds champions
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
NEW Work.
,tted for Tavlor in The ninth inning.

-Ratted for Tavlor IN The ninth inning.
Chicago. ,,.......-.-...-- "%I q
Two base hits Tinker. pahIen. StcinfeIdt. Three
hits B"ver-lsn. Bresunhan- SacFhce hit
stolen hr rkar T|ylir b0utl" play
%ew York q Bases on halIs-Bv Taylor. !. by Arnes,
BASE on crrurs-t hlraEo Hir hv pitcher Schultz
struck ou--Ry Taylor. 2: by Ames Wild pitch
Ames Time 2.I~ TupIrcs- KLEIN and Ernsii"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BARNEY OLDFIELD TALKS AGAIN

TI:y TeIecraDh The Tritune.1
Minneapolis. Aug. 5-Barney Oldheld, in an inter
view here to-day. said he was going 10 quit auto
r,obiIe racing saving that II losing its hold
unon the public Oldheld says he is in the racing
game for the sake of what he can get out OF H..
II had not naid MIN very wei lately. he says
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS

~ -rav-Trry. IG. a. = and C. r
A. E!nehnmton BIrghaIuton. !. Wilkes barre y
~ Syratuse- Scranton. >. SErasIsH- 4"
A. Alhary- Albany. = itIca. 3 fourteen lnnlngs).
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

tbLfNI RAE THE SARATOGA ETEEPLEtHASE:
!ar t9l+-tesr cids and upEard. $500 adsed, about
Nanar. a. b.. hy Carlsbad Orient Owner J. J.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
POINT JUDITH BEATS GREAT NECK

Narragansett Pier z. l.. Aug 5-Foint Judith
won easily over Great Neck in to-day's polo match
for the Rhode Island cups at the Point judi n
Country Club. The final score stood: Point Judith,
IS: Great Neck. 612. The game was slow through
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
EASTERN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Buffalo a Montreal Rochester at Toronto
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
+; Providence. or inning-).
Toronto q Rochester. O tIst game
Rochester. 6: Toronto. I'D gamr).
Buffalo. !: Montreal. CIst gaUe).
Buffalo. S: Montreal l ed game)
STAINING
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Betting

FOURTH EArE-THE SARATOGA HANDICAP. far
tA1ee-yesr-ods upward. value $1,000, mile
snt quarter stsrt<k kood. Won driving. Time.
-'3H- Winner. D .. by Knight Of the Thistle
candle Owner. Newcastle Stable.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

Two lase h't-IIoTmar Three base hi's. Wiiaf3S ss
Ufrgev ron-ov FFs-oT Patterson. : III = inning or
White q in !. innings. of Walsh 6 In - nntnss %ineh
Tf9r-r-qn ass-Isheil. Davis ana l"h'
hue. and sullivan. Robe ana ponohu' '."IoS ana
I7r0rr.. .-7rrov IaDorte LIT on tS'S
New : halls 'f ti'&E
2 - Whit- I: walsh. : FIRST base er-"rs n
cago ! struck HoEF g. hy White. ! Ht W@is,F.
Passed Kle!noa. Time A. tmEire-p Loush-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

N r. EACE.-TFiE FLASH. for year dds: value
safA'. Eve and haf furlongs STAR good Won
driving Tine. Is6&s. Winner. ch- c. ty Hastings
F2!rE Gold A Belmont.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

oihTH EtCE-For rsaiders two years DID, s60o added
re and half furl0nFs start good Won easily
ine 1N7. Winner. b Z. by Water Color Maiden
PEN Owner. p J Farrell
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Coupled as Newcastle stable entry.

F-f y RafE-- Selling: threeyear-ods and upward;
STto ADDED. mile. start good. Won easily Time.
l-Ssst- Wilmer +. e. fy Jean Beraud-AaFShetts
owner, = COOK
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
rHrLApELrHIA. :. ST. LOUIS. .

rnr,le,crla / : o O l o o-5 II >
- lis o I o q % ! O. . Il
batteries Philadelphia. Brown ana pooln; St Louis
Lush and >ooran. Tmrrc-JohustoTe
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

New 0rh. y; thi"aSo, j
Detroit, 81 Washington. (lst 2ame).
Detroit. Washington, = ga SaInet
P:ade?hia, Is: Cleveland tist gaIol
Philadelphia. I2; Gle, eiand. ga game
Boston 8; Louis
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SAF.-nGA SUMMARIZES

FiRST Hs Es = ling three year -ods ard inward
3ta@ added tur-o-gs good easily.
-tme - Winner. b. z hy sain-sIiss Marion.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
GIANTS WIN At List.
BreSnahon,s Heapy Hitting Sd0es
Last Game zcith Chicago.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES

Brooklyn at Pittsbu-g. Give games.
Boston Cincinnati (TUO games)
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. 3; Chicago 1.
Philadelphia. ,; St Louis. ..
BrcOniyE Iittsburg fraIn).
Cincinnati Boston (rain)
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
THE BASEBALL PENNANT FIGHT.
DETROIT LEADS AGAIN.
White .Sor D07cn an Sees01o u hen
Yankees Beat Them.

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago New York.
Louis Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
z Washington
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

q OiAH, To-day, r. M.-sme-ican League Perf
" . AiheleaLs ss. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06

II :. IT---T FIIN TI1| = II T|I-l-'' - .
~ Philadelphia First game. + II r
. q 4" - : -
Cleveland ....--" q % - q " " - '
Ra,terss- Philadelphia. Plank AM Powers. cleveland
JOSS and Clark
Second game y ~ r,
Philadelphia ..--.--1 x :"
Cleveland i " " " - " : '' % ~ 90
batteries Fhi adepha. Hartley. Hoppe, WaldeiI and
Powers Cleveland bernhard and tlark Umpire hurst
and stafford.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BOSTON. .. st. louis.

= - r
Boston. ..--.- o O Q " % " Il -
- or,ie r o - q 81 o > " o % 7"
batteries Uorfrn Pruett ard rrIFer Winter AM Sha"
:, 4,,,,e ptr.su and -r.-rcor Impirs-r connolly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

March was played by Miss jamie
George, sister OF the bride, who wore
white swiss, trimmed with real lace
The bride Is the Oldest daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. II. a. George, and Is a
distinct Southern type, and her lovysi-
ness OF manner and charm OF person
have won for herself large circle
of friends throughout the State The
wedding gifts Were numerous and very
handsome, consisting Of cut glass, sill
Yer and bric-a-brac.
Following the ceremony reception
was given the bridal party and guests
Those assisting at the reception were
Misses Anna and Nettie Curtis Misses
Margaret and Lizzie Hutton. 5Iiss
Josephine Broders, Misses jamie and
Sallie George. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. N. f. Adams, OF the
Plains; Mr.. S. B. Wardell Of Wardell,
Va; Mr.. Robert Barnes, OF Tazewell,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Jewell, OF Salt
vile; Mr.. T. z. George. of Broadford,
Va: Mr.. Joe Roberts, Of Smyth county;
Miss Witten. of Washington, and Mr..
John Roberts, Of Pocahontas.
Rev. Mr. Chinn Of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. George left on the
afternoon train on an extended bridal
tour, and will visit Jamestown, WASH
ington and other places OF interest.
Their home Will be in Smyth county,
where the groom Is prominently identi-
fled with large business interests.
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ZOLL1COFFER-ALLEN.
Pretty Wedding In Weldon, Which
Many Well-TInOwn People Attend.


Especial to the Times-D Dispatch
WELDON, N. c., June 26.--In the
presence of large and fashionable
assemblage Of relatives and friends at
the Methodist Episcopal Church this
afternoon at 4 o'clock, Miss Bertha
Hart Allen, youngest daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Jane Allen, became the bride OF
Mr.. John Bevan zollcoffer, Rev III. A.
Humble, pastor of the church, perform
ing the ceremony.
The bridal party entered in the fol-
lowing order: Pages--Masters Allen
Zollicoffer and James Pierce; flower
girls-Misses Era Stainback and Lille
Riddlck, Of Raleigh Who scattered rose
leaves and other flowers from dainty
baskets. Then came Miss Kate Harri-
son, Of Brinkleyvile and Miss Eunice
Clark, in the right and left .aisles:
Messrs. Jere zollicoifer, OF Henderson
and w. G. Worrell, OF Rich Square, In
like order. Next came Misses Mary
Long Green and Reitta Rem. OF Nor
folk, and Messrs. r. T. Daniel and H..
D, Allen, In the sans order. Then fol-
lowed Misses Susie zolllcofftr and
Jeanette Daniel and Messrs. p. N.
Stalnback Jr., and Augustus Zollicof-
fer of Henderson. Miss Florence Allen
Hart entered in the right aisle. and
the dame OF honor followed in the left
aisle.
The groom walked UP the right aisle
with his brother. Mr., d. B. Zolljcoffer,
Jr., who was best man, and tho bride
came in with her brother, MI A. S,
Allen, who gave her away. Master
Allen stainback, who was rlng-bearer,
preceded the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. zolllcoffer, followed BY
showers OF rice and the best wishes of
many friends, who gathered at the
station to see them off, left over the
Atlantic Coast Line on the 5 o'clock
| train for Washington city.
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be,r daurhter D1abie. became

their daughter Mahie. became the
bride Of Mr.. Robert Scott Grove, Of
Beattyyile, KY. The homo was very
tastefully decorated in evergreens and
daisies. To the strains Of the wedding
march from Mendelssohn the bridal
party entered the parlor, the groom and
his best man, Mr.. Banks Pudder COM
ing first. Following them came the
maid Of honor. Miss Josie Allen, sis
ter of the bride. attired in pure white
and carrying large bouquet OF carna-
lions The bride entered with her
father, who gave her away Rev. ".
X, CASTOR OF Chatham, and pastor OF
the bride, performed the ceremony.
which was witnessed by friends Of the
contracting parties. Following the
ceremony, the couple drove to- this
place and left on the afternoon train
for the home of the groom whore they
will reside.
GiiluIn-NNrshull.
GORDONSVII.LE. VA. June 2G.-Mr.
William Gi!lum and Miss Maude Mar
-,
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PRETTY WEDDING
IN WARRENTON
Miss Eloisc George Becomes the
Bride Of Mr.. John Robert
George.
--------------------
o'KEEFFE- Letter NUpTIALs
Young Man Of Tazewell Wins
Attractive Young South
Carolina Girl.
| O'KEEFFE-jETER NUPTIALS
Especial to The Timcs-D!spatch)

Especial to The Times ispatch.)
WAR; ENTON, VA, June ga
beautiful home wedding of great social
interest, both here and In Southwest
Virginia, took place to-day 1T high
noon. The contracting parties We're
Miss Eloise George and Mr. John
Robert George. the latter of Smyth
county The bride was charminsly
gowned In white silk null and lace
over taffeta, and carried q shower
bouquet OF brides roses and lilies-of- the
valley. The maid Of honor, Miss Hazel
Bradford Witten. who was the only
attendant to the bride, was NAUTILUS
ly gowncd in pink silk tissue, and car
ried bouquet OF cream roses. The
best man was Mr.. John Roberts, of
pocahontas. Lo.sengrin's Wedding
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MIR. AND MRS. JOHN G. o,KEETFE.

TAzEwELL. VA. June 2s.-Mr.
John G. O'keeffe. OF Tazewell, Va. and
Miss Ethel Jeter, OF santuck S. c..
were married at the brides home at
the latter place yesterday afternoon
The bride is the accomplished daugh-
ter of Captain j. 3. Jeter, of Santuck,
and was in charge of the musical de-
partment of the Tazewell High School
for the past session. She made a
large number OF friends in Tazewell,
where she met Mr.. O'Keeffe. Mr..
O'Keeffe Is one OF Tazewells promi-
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Just u Iiit ofRomnncc.

[Specla, to Tho Times Dispatch &
BRISTOL, VA, June ga marriage
with tinge o; romance was solemniz-
ed at Middleboro, KY to-day. when
Miss Nora Vance, the pretty daughter
or Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Vanve, of Bristol,
became the bride of II. G l. Richmond
"a prominent attorney of Cato City. Va.
The marriage was celebrated In the
hotel parlors at Miadleboro, Rev. Mr..
of the groom We're present. The groom
lis q son of former Congressman Jarnes
.B. Richmond, who represented this
Ninth Virginia District some twenty
years ago.
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nent young business men. and is very
popular here.
was played by Miss Louise letter, of
Montezuma, Ga, and the maid of
honor was Miss Narola Gillespie Of
Tazewell, a special, friend of the bride.
Mr.. James Okeeffe a brother of the
bride was best man The groom was
also accompanied TO South Carolina by
Mr.. G. Wharton 0'Ileeffe, Of Roanoke,
Va. The hsidal party left Immediately
after the marriage for the Jamestown
Exposition.
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Enst-Sun,IncrsOn.

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
STAUNTON. VA. June 26.-Miss
Janette Summersan and Mr. Charles M,
East We're married this evening at 6:30
o'clock Mt the First Presbyterian
Church by DR., "A, NJ. Frazeier, the pas
tor, Mr., John East, OF the New York
bar, II brother of the groom. was best
man; Mrs, Charles Il, Bodley, Of Mem
phis, Tenn, was dame of honor After
tour, Mr. and Mrs. East will reside
In stanton, where Mr.. East Is menu
ber of the bar.
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noon at $3.50 O'Clock, Rev. C. Fl. Dur
ham officiating.
J0llnsOn-COx.

II ETNA MILLS. VA. June 26.-To- day
at Hebron Baptist Church marriage
or interest took place, when Miss Bessie
Fox became the bride OF MFr. Elijah NJ
Johnson. The ceremony was nerformed
by the Rev. II. A. willis, of Weldon. Ia
c.. in the presence of a large gathering
OF friends and relatives.
left for trip. after which they will.
make their home in Southampton coun-t
tv, Va. The bride Is the daughter, OF.
Rev, r. w Fox. OF the Christian
Church, and the superintendent of the
public schools of this. King William
county Mr.. johnson is n prominent
farmer and merchant of Southampton.
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visit to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Elli-
son in Newport News

son, IN NeWport NtWs.
Mrs. D. Gray Langhorne. OF Roanoke,
is visiting relatives here.
Professor w. A. Bowles OF staun-
ton, who has been on a business trip
to this city, has returned home.
Mr. John L. Easter and family. OF
Roanoke. are spending 81 short time
here. They will visit the exposition
and spend some time at the seashore
before returning home
Miss Adelaide sutherland has re-
turned from {, visit To Mrs Lewis Rich
mond. In Newport News.
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Especial to The Tlmes.Dlspatch.l

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA. June pa
message this evening from Relief.
Frederick county. announces the mar
riage Of Miss Mary Il, lSranner daugh-
ter OF George Branner, OF that place,
to Frederick w Rulings, OF near Ste
phen City, also OF this county Rev
C. w. Cessell, of the United Brethren
Church. ohlciated. They Will live on
the groom's large estate, near stephen
City,
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Croyye---Ailen,

Especial to The Dispatch0
CHATHAM. VA, June 26s-Sunny-
side, the beautiful, s2Nntry home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cay Allen, near
Spring Garden, Plttsylvaniu county,
was at O'clock this afternoon the
scene Of a very pretty wedding, when.
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SOCIAL and
PERSONAL.
YESTERDAY.

c. NJ. Ii. s. Mt II A. NJ. In Confcd-
crhtc Museum.
Second commencement recital nj
Richmond Conservatory OF MUSIC,
No. sos East Grace street, mt $40
+. NJ.
TODAY.
Third concert by the pupils OF the
Nicl,mund Conservatory az Nluxft: In
City Auditorium, mt $40 i. NJ.
Marriage of Miss Frances Lcnorn
Sargent to Mr.. Edward james NIOrcy
ut . p. NJ, In the brides home, No.
400 East Grace street.
Balcony fcte for Tabernacle Iiap-
tist Church from $3.50 10 1O.sO T..
NJ, nj Nos. 11O4-1-S-lO Hanover
Avenue.
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Lor,cs--l;rny.

Especial to The Times ispatch.1
MISUNDERSTANDING, VA, June 26,---
Clarence w. Jones. formerly OF King
George county. now OF Coatesville,
Pa, was married yesterday to Miss
Elmo Gray, Of that city, They left on
Ia brIdel trip for New York,
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shall were married In the Baptist

shall were married In the Baptist
Church at Borboursville this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, Rev. S. w. Cole officiating.
Miss Hettie Carpenter was maid OF
honor and hIr. Crigler was best man.
Mr.. GiIlum IS a prominent young
merchant of Barboursville, and a son
Of Colone! r. O. Gillum, OF Madison
Mills, while his bride Is n daughter OF
Mr.. r. f. Marshall, a merchant of
lBarbOursVille
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Moonlight sn,l,


| One OF the most pleasant of the
many informal social events with
which the week at the Jamestown FIX
position has been filled was moon
light sail and luncheon aboard the.
yacht Commodore Maury, given Mon
day evening by Governor and Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson. In honor of the
lady commissioners Of the various state
buildings at the exposition and several
frienda.
Among the guests were Mrs. Powell
and Miss Irving, of North Carollna;
/ Miss Mary Osborne Templeton. of
Waynesboro. Va: the Misses Sloan. Of
Now York; Captain and Mrs. Charles
III. Consovo: Mrs. Talbot of Rhode
Island, Colonel W. w. Sale and the
Hon. w. d. Cardwell. Speaker of tho
House OF Delegates Of Virginia,
Tord-Davix.
''Whileaway." the country home near
/ Richmond OF Mr.. and Mrs. William An
derson Davis. was the scene OF a pretty
wedding yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock when Miss Azile Davis became
the wife Of Mr.. Beverly Burette Ford,
of Macon Ga. Rev w. S. Campbell
J ofiiciated.
rites and ferns. The bride was attend.
cd by her sister. Mrs. Roland Hall. who
wore pink ctiffon and carried pink
! and white sweet peas. Mr.. Charles
ELLIS was the best man and only other
attendant.
The bride was gowned In white
batiste. Her veil was caught With
lilies Of the valley and her bouquet
was OF the same blossoms.
An Informal reception followed the
ceremony. AIR. and Mrs. Ford left for
Washington and New York. and will
later sail for Europe.
Among the out q: town guests who
attended the wedding were Miss Daisy
Ashby, of Norfolk. Va: Miss Rhea
Scott, OF Ashland: Mrs Nathaniel Lam
caster, of Ashland Miss sallte Roane
Harrison. OF Cartcrsville. Va: Mr. and
j Mrs. Roland Hall. Of Scranton. Pa;
i Mr. and Mrs. w. Guy Davis, Of Nor
folk: Mr.. Boaz Ford. of Cartersvilie
Va. and Mr.. Charles Ellis of Cplun'-
bia. s. c.
NIorey--Sargcnt
4 The marriage OF Miss Frances Ienoro
Sargent, daughter OF Mrs. Annie Eunice
Sargent. TO Mr. Edward James alocey
formerly Of Massachusetts. but nov
OF RichmonI will take place this
evening at O'Clock in the home OF
the bride. NO. 800 East Grace Street
Rev. DR. Jere Withcrspoon. OF Grace
street Presbyterian Church. vii. OH
ciate Mr.. r. Z. Harlow Will rendel
the wedding march.
The bride will be attended by hei
sister. Mrs. Louise Sargent Gosden. a.
matron of honor. and Or. Frank l
Costenbader will be best man Little
Miss Margaret Eunlce Sargent, the
] brides niece. will be flower girl.
A small reception Will follow tn
! ceremony Mr. Morey and his brid
win take an extended tour North. Wis
ting Baltimore. Philadelphia and Nev
York. and several New England cities
They viii! be at home after July lott
at No. COO East Grace st'eet.
Interesting Announcement.
OF much interest here Is the an
nouncemcnt ia the Norfolk VirEinian
Pilot OF yesterday of the enga Eemen
OF Miss Baynie Taylor. daughter Q
Mr.. George Taylor. of Norfolk. to MI
Philip Prescott.
Miss Taylor Is a great favorite wit
Richmond society people. having IRE
,,,an,lv visited the Misses Shields. an
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MeNeill--NIc(iilL.

Especial to The Times 10 ispa,cn.l
| LUMBERTON, N. c.. June 26.--Mr.
iAIcGill, both Of this city, We're married
at the Baptist parsonage Sunday after
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also Miss Louise Herbert. now Mrs,
Branch Johnson. OF Norfolk.
Mr.. Prescots formerly lived in WASH
ington. but now makes his home In
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Nood-Cnrtloz,,.

Miss Vivian Lee Cardoza. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. f.. w. Cardoza. OF
Powhatan county, was quietly married
Yesterday morning to. Mr.. Phineas
Wines Tanning Wood. OF this city.
The ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. c. L. stuart. Of Vennb!e street
Baptist Church. took place N the home
OF Mrs. w p. Kelly. No. 7O6 North
Twenty third Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left for the
jamestown Exposition to srend their
honeymoon On their return they VIII
reside with the groom's parents. MT
and Mrs. p. r. Wood at No. 500 North
Eighth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
Iror,l-Dnyix.

"Whileaway." the country home near
Richmond OF Mr.. and Mrs. William An
derson Davis. was the scene OF a pretty
wedding yesterday afternoon at 6
o'clock when Miss Azile Davis became
the wife Of Mr.. Beverly Burette Ford,
of Macon. Ga. Rev. w. S. Campbell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27

NIIOHE tHe SuestB We're WTS. POWeII
and Miss Irving Of North Carolina;
/ Miss Mary Osborne Templeton. OF
Waynesboro. Va: the Misses Sloan, of
7 Now York, Captain and Mrs. Charles
III. Consolvo: Mrs. Talbot, of Rhode
Island; Colonel w. w. Sale and the
Hon. w. d. Cardwell. Speaker OF tho
House OF Delegates Of Virginia,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-27
rntere.xtinp Announcement.

OF much interest here Is the an
nouncement ia the Norfolk Virginian-
Pilot OF yesterday Of the enga cement
OF Miss Baynie Taylor, daughter Of
Mr. George Taylor. of Norfolk. to Mr..
Philip Prescott.
Miss Taylor is great favorite with
Richmond society people. having fire.
ouently visited the Misses Shields. and