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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
CATHOLIC EDIFICE is
PARTLY DESTROYED
CHIEF WILL NOT
PERMIT OPENING

A number 81 downtown furnish.
ink stores have announced an inten.
tion of keeping open sundays. but
Chief % Police wappenstein states
that he viii not permit this. There
has been nm agitation for some ~.
tie time among certain merchants
ia DO business on the Sabbath Ia
order 70 catch tho Alaska trade.
Other firms have protested 10 the
police, and the Jaw against open
stores on Sunday viii be invoked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTING
TO SELL OPIUM

John Mecailnm. q union marine
fireman % tho steamship Nmatitio.
vas arrested By government off.
ciala At Port Townsend Tuesday
while attempting to sell ten five
taei tins OF oontrihand opium tie
was taken before uaigsd States
Commissioner Kuhn at Port ToWu-
sxnd and Was bound over under
500 bond to appear before Judge
Hanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
BALLARD COUNCIL VOTES
TO ANNEX IMMEDIATELY

the last legislature. stated that the
cttisenH Of Ballard had asked for
the special census blu. In order to
get two cnuncilmen for the terri
tory. and that. Ne II had been used
a. q means 70 get votes for annex
alton. II would hardly be fair to
rush matters nov. when there was
chance Of only getting one coun-
Gilman. and perhaps none At all.
while by waiting six weeks until
the census law vent into effect.
Ballard would be assured o. at least
one councilman. and perhaps two.
Mayor Peek also opposed the res
oiutlou last night
The resolution nov awaits the
signature Of the mayor who. by de-
LAYING hia signature. may delay ac-
ton on the resolution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
NEW WING FOR THE
COURT HOUSE

peaee courts in the new wing The
comm Issiouars and sheriff smith
we're IN consultation today with
Architect Mendcl % hshb aad Men.
del over the plans Sheriff smith
Il anxious 20 have them 10 arranged
that a separate woman's prison can
be put IN the new wing. With Nv
ing accommodations for the ma
trun.
Tho cont OF the addition win be
about the same as that Of the one
finished last year. or $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
NOULDERS ARE TRYING TO
SETTLE EXISTING DISPUTE

Tho mculders wili attempt TO set.
he their differences amicahly.
MsuanKrs q local trun wcgkefs
today agrwes 10 q cuufarcncu with
the gxacutiVs committee u the
msnlders uaEnn The niesiiag VIII
probably he held THURSDAY
The fact that The mouiter& -
TArnmA went out this morning II
ctpsrfed % Influence thn Seattle
mamheEa u lhla a.kanIEAtion-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Ma -
with the enmilE % the first -
MAJ Sacramento faced four serious
strikes this morning Five hun.
drsd laundry workers Issued an
uifImatnm 20 the laundry owners.
demanding an elEhthuur fsy. The
laundry owners refused and = strike
Il 10 be called before uiEhs.
Tho brewery workers threaten 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
rsu-p strike FoR EleHT.
go nss NoT CARRIED
~ 4kp a CONFERENCE
~ nAsA1ERs OF IRON
Y:<xs is PLANNED

y .nressenek pzlkrst ~ the
- aentsfs * ta6 intcrnss
- ln1 MnatAssx aS4oFss ton.
SD tzr ieaay. tl4 no, occur
: mas n1linsd ~ locsI efnH
&rss Il shss esasf q labor that
Il "a, kuar IS would ~ In
|z<z-zses kaxlsaIns toady. bat Al
" .en wsnrnea 10 work At the
r. tzs I'D are exnectad 20 r..
h. n ihssr posts until the usual
| = i1srf b flnlehef this eveninx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

wEnNrER CITY. IA Mar D ~
After fsssin4 foF IS eaYt. aarsaE
which nat q auraFi - food pAnssd
haf iipa Mrs athraeFrt "a Gloss -
fags efff hcNsu tAktaN neurteamenf
Me- CIosa hogan fAaslne ~ = cufs
Tor rf~aasaffsfn ard tsrlafgd that
aN& wcaAs uaf eHs untl all vhsas
matte patn tsft heF-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
HORROR

FFFF~ fFf"FH
DOWNTOWN. Pa. May Mike
Heyin. the mining contractor im-
pFlauued with siK others for Jos
days and released thia morning.
who took charge 81 the tmprisoued
party. IN describing their terror
says II WAS worse than being en-
tambsd alone and that all tales Of
shipNfacked sailors driven 90 eaa-
nlbhishia to sustain life occurred 90
them lie said No one spoke Of
a. but when last the crumbs from
the dinner pals were gone and hun
ger began. l saw BY the siances
that the men east ~ each ether
that NY cempantona we're all think
tnR Of the same Zach wondered
who would be the first victim. ~
ts . wonder any retained eur
minds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
RESCUED

gOHS6ToWa. Pa. MAY The
seven miners imprisoned In the
Fomstwvli coal mine Tor lee hours.
xers finally rescued last night
alive Aen waded with water up to
their nerks for over mile and
fasde a fridge ever a chasm reseu-
tnH the men. who on account %
weakness. were absolutely helpless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

s.srasorv hFlck building az
= .'. -, cornse OF Matlsen 81.
!. 5000. occupied b The Sc.
! !. ',.I'ese and chnrvh u the I'm
=. foneepllen. Ma partially
..',~s - ire this mornins
!. esmes we're extiuEuiahed
sss the roof had been
sxav together With the two
= series which form tie
y. ,alt az tie building
~ was destroyed. costly
1ecratlons consumed, and
....rs hasidsne soaked with VA
- .eafxhcd With fire Elee'
s-s& ars Believed 70 have
~ runtlaxgasion.
=. - ln,arcd. the students
....sss. ~ IN psrteet order and
$50 Il enly IN the savlnE 81
-s,.-sx Cd the lower floors.
!. - i isshtinK the flames
AZ Discovers Fire.
:. 49, started about s;tt.
-, Hsass = ls-yeAr-old s'u'
:. ~ ne snose rising from
!. - The boy harrledly IN
- e,etrsscr Ksnney. VITO gave
Z. ,S.rr - Res. Father pslloa.
= Z lie shocl
-. ! ssneFka alarm could Be
=. ssskex weEhly also discover
). .-sks ard iokinEly sAld 70
!. ..,es,ssz usAer him. A little
-. ssat hurt yon boys There
A. Ns sieays have = fsre
- / ss.mk h the mernink
1. era ne passing eat was
:. ~ ~ ssutsnts. who we're
- = leweF fle9r formed In
= - 3 40 and Marched out
- Al s<asrEg. There vas not
-. sxlssst 81 confusion. once
= raanS the boys. IS II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
NECK is BROKEN


OLYMPIA. May John Donald.
snoxeler 81 the Mason countv
isaENinK Nompanya camp In the
Black Hliie. Was Instantly Killed
yesterday afternoon with a flying
cable. which struck htua. Doaald
wae Sitting on = ioE near the line Of
. ynrdinG donkey engine, uheu the
cable broke. One end struck the
unfortunate man. breaking bis neck
and hurting him about twelve feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
=, Burns the Upper Floors and Roof of the
s<attle College of the Church of the Immacu-
h,e coneeption-Students Numbering rss March
M, in Perfect Order When the Alarm Is Given.

number. assisted in removing afti'
cies from the lower floor
Department Was slo~.
The fire department Naa SLOW IN
arriving An effort Waa made BY
the instructors sad the students
10 fight the flames themselves with
the small hoae Ia this Institution.
After the frat fire company ar
rived an extra call fer help was
turned in aad Chief Bringhnrst
summoned. Englaea No. 1. > and
Z. hose ears No 1. , and 10. aud
ladder truck No. J and arrived
on the scene and began = deeper
ate fight which finally resulted IN
Totally exslugulshgng the flames at
about II o'elocS
less ovrr 5000
Chief nrtnshursi. surveying the
smoking building after the flames
we're extinxulshea. estimated the
loss at fully ss.ooo. Father Dillon
estimates Il al a somewhat larger
figure. The Building which Vas
constructed In iSas. b. tbs local
Jesuit society. Is estimated 90 b
worth SIS. 600. II vas insured for
about ST
lust kow the fire started has net
been explained. Chief nfinxAurst
stated that Il undoubtedly cane
from near the altar. Father Dliloa
and others Of the faculty state that
they believe tho crossed wires were
reapoE 4iole.
Father Dillon could not stats
this morning when school would
be resumed The building Niii ba
repaired a. once. work % start -
seen As the Debris can be cleared
away. and the ruined lntergor torn
cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
UP IN BALLOON

ssertpp. T~lesraeh serstee.l
ST louis Mo. MAY The bal
lean IN which capt Chandler Of thu
array aHd ! G. Mccoy started IA for
" ashtaKten last niaht. vas not re-
ported a. noaH today. A Wind atafn
u stili biawing 60 she senth. hat
the weather bureau officials say
the upUsf currents % air afe EAST
sffx aaa Should blow tho craft to.
- ard the Atlantis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
ARE READY TO CLOSE
SALOONS OF KING COUNTY

porated sections Of the county.
sheriff Smith received letters
from al parts of King county TO
dav commencing his course In de
Gliding TO enforce the Sunday clos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

Every deputy sheriff in King
county will he employed next sun.
day 70 enforce sheriff Smiths
closing order. both In incorporated
towns aud cities and IN The unincor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
SUES FOR 5000.

Gunda Halvoruen has sued the
Seattle Electric Co. for $4,000 dam.
ages for injuries sustained while a
passenger on the Fort Lawton car
line on March 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
FIVE
LOS

CHICAGO. May 1.--Fire started
az noon az 255 Wabash ay.. on the
second floor OF tho building which
Was occupied by the Lotus club, a
MONDAY lunch club for women en-.
elusively. Two girls jumped from
a window and were instantly killed.
The police say five airs dead and
20 injured.
The first floor was occupied by
the Storey a Clarke Piano com
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

David Le Roy. proprietor OF
hotel At Richmond Beach. ts on
trial this afternoon in Justice
Georges court. charged with selling
liquor without a license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01
INSANE MAN ARRESTED.

8. A. Swerson was arrested today
charged with being an insane per
son
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-01

number. assisted In removing artl
.-laa II.asll The lns1ar flnnr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
-Smoot.

IrpecI1I q Mo Tunes DlsUatCh1
WOODSTOCK. VA. January Miss
Virginia Smov'. of Alonzarine. and Air.
~. Frank Boyer. Of Woodstock. We're
married i'm Washington. j.. c.. on We'd
ueslay afternoon. January "a. at o'clock
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Fred ID. Powers. pastor of the Mount
Vernon Christian Church. The bride is
daughter Of Mrs. Philip Smoot and
tho groom "a prowlnent young business
man, being "a member OF the firm OF j.
J. Boyer and Company. After we'd
ding trip. they viii return Co Woodstock
in ten days, and Will reside on Mullen
burg Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
PRETTY WEDDING Of
MISS JENNIE GREGORY
Popular Young Lady of Peters
burg Bride of Mr.. Norman
M. NebIett, Ir.
Especial % Tho Times-Dispatoh.l

PETERSBURG. VA, January "a
quiet but beautiful wedding took place
at the residence Of Mr.. Richard a. Mann
this afternoon at hsdf-past O'Clock. when
Mrs. Jennie ORGAN Gregory was mar
ried To Mr.. Norman Mactarland Neoiclt.
Jr Because of the comparatively recent
death OF the brides father. only mcm-
bors of tho Immediate families were pres
emit Rev. j. b. Wiun. pastor of Wash
inston Street Methodist Church. per-
formed the ceremony. for which the
parlors were tastefully decorated. The
bride was attended by her sister. Miss
Josephine organ, and Mr.. William Ncb-
lett of Blackstone. brother OF the groom,
acted as best man. The bride is q daurh-
ter of the late Judge George G.. Orgain.
oi luneneurg county. The groom is a
prominent citizen OF Brunswick. Mr. and
Mrs Neblett left for the North on their
bridal tour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

Frcderlcksburg. whoro She spont The
holidays with her parcnts
Mr. co~,o.. ,,,,.-.,.,, ,-
,-isifi,,, fric,,is -, -. - ~
his bo,o. 3, T,,nl,,,,,,... ~
MIS- W 49, Bates Who spent the hoh-
ua.s win nef parents, MI ana Mrs.
street N1s returned 20 her home, Ia
ROANOKE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Program to Be Observed by the
Presbyterian Churches.

The program for the week OF prayer 20
be observed by the Presbyterian churches
of this CITY. beginning next Sunday.
January 9th. and closing Friday even
ing January 18th. is as follows.
sunday evenin"-A joint communion
service. AT which the Rev. DR.. j. Calvin
Stewart Will preach ON The Call Of God
to His People"
Monday evening Tho Church Of the
Living God the Rev. Dr. F. T. Nc
Fadcn
Tuesday evening. THE Gospel OF God s
Son" the Rev. y j. Fix
Wednesday evening. 1.-THE Christian
Ministry Rev. Dr Donald McLaren.
Thursday evening. Missions Home and
Foreign Rev. Dr. Russell Cecil.
Friday evening. Christian Institu-
tons" the Roy. Or d. X WathaU.
The services viii he held at 3 o'clock
cash evening I'M Grace Street Presbv-
terrain Church ~ Fourth and Grace
Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
NOTABLE ADDRESS.
Brother of Paul Leicester Ford
Speaks Here Tonight.

Mr.. Worthington @. Ford. who is to
deliver the annual eddress before the
Virginia Historical Society tonight in
the hau Of tho House Of Delegates. f.
wel known as tho editor OF Washington
writings and as chief Of the Division Of
Manuscripts ia the Congressional Library.
He is "a brother OF the late Paul Leicester
Ford. the novelist Mr.. FOrd's address
win begin at $50 o'clock. and the public
is cordially invited to attend. Persons
desiring to attend should enter the Square
hy the Grace Street gate and go 10 the
eastern entrance of the Capitol
A most important and but little known
period OF Virginia history-the change
of feeling In regard TO slavery-wiI be
illustrated in "a most scholarly way by
Mr.. Ford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
COLD PEOPLE
improper Food Makes Poor Circulation


The food that produces energy, gives
natural warmth while it strengthens the
invalid and leads back to health and
happiness.
There's no stimulant that can take the
place Of proper. fully digested food
that's Grapefruit
Il am so grateful" writes a Y. Y
lady. FOR the good done mo by Grape
Nuts. that / feel I ought to write and
thank you.
Ever since the coming OF my baby
have had such poor circulation il seemed
as though I never could get warm
Nothing I ate agreed with me. and
had little nourishment for baby. FL
nally nv husband said. Why not try
Crape-NIt~. 1 see It has done good
deal for some people
OH ] am sick and tired Of hearing
about those things 1 answered: it
might benefit some people. bat not me.
But 1 got worse all the time. one day
my husband brought home a package of
Grape-Nuts and asked me to try it,
II did so. and that's why i am so
thankful now. The first night I tried IT
I slept soundly all night and in the
morning felt warm and comfortable.
tried il again, and began to develop
plenty Of milk for the baby. ] have kept
on this food and am now well woman
Il am giving baby a little of the
N''-bN .-y ''''F ''''A ''' - HloWlil5
wonderfully When 1 am tired out some
night by being kept awake. I find thnt
Grape Nuts IN the morning refreshes me
as though ] had had a good nights
sleep. and / feel able to do a good days
work.
1T has done so much for me I want 10
encourage mothers TO use il themselves
and give II to their babies Wo feel Il
was a godsend 70 us"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich Read the little book, "The
Road to WellviIIc" There's "A reaqon o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

very delightful dance was given at
the home OF Mrs NJ. +. Chandler. on
thc Seven pines Road. Tuesday night The
dancers assembled at the home Of the
Misses Warren. 10y whom tho entertain
mcnt was given and were met by large
wagons
Among those present were Mrs. Bra
sheaw. 4. J Warren. p. Penzer Phillips.
and Mrs. NJ F. Chandler Misses Irie
Via. Winnie Via, Lottye Slaughter. Grace
Slaughter. Sadie Chandler Irie Warren.
and Julia Warren Mcssrs Brown. Cosby.
petro. Guison. Fraser Jennings. Howell.
Ponzcr. Percic Pcnzer. Frank Chandler
and Jim Chandler
All seemed to have a very delightful
evening. and danced until an early hour.
when all retired to the dining-room,
wncrc refreshments were served.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
DIR. SCHERER COMING.
President of Newberry VIII Ad-
dress Y. NJ. c. a. Meeting

Of this season viii - held for the men
Of Richmond Sunday afternoon. az the
Academy Of Music. pr James A. g.
Scherer, President OF Newberry College,
s. g.. viii be the speaker. and nAs theme.
-Four Princes" Dr. Scherer is one Of
the most brilliant religious writer's and
lecturers in the South.
The illustrated song service will begin
az $3.50. the doors opening AT three The
Grace Street Baptist quartet and Air.
Norman call viii sing. All men are i'm
vited. Tickets may be secured al the
y NJ. q. a free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
At Beth Ahaba.

The regular sabbath services at Beth
Ahaba Temple. on West Franklin Street
begin Friday evenings at y O'Clock and
Saturday mornings at 1919 Rabbi r.
y. Caisch viii preach tonight on the
subject THE World Protestant" and to-
morrow morning on Every Man and His
Family" All are welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
SulliVan-COX.

Especial goo The Times iD.spat,hl
FItEDERlCkSBURG VA. January g
Mr.. John \. sullivan and Miss Mary
Anne Cox. Of this city. We're married
he~. last night AZ the Methodist parson-
ago. Rev. j. u. Light performing the
cDr-mnnN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
Too Many Wives.

Having tried to burden himself with
more wives than the law OF the State
allows, David steele. colored. was locked
up yesterday in the Second Police Station
lie viii appear in Police Court this morn
ing 10 tell Justice Crutchheld ali about
his double portion of connubial bliss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
McGill-RocWecharlie

Especial tn The Times Ii-uatrh.f
LNNtHEIRG. VA. January 2-Nr
Sanford r. McGu and Miss Er-.a Lee
Rockecharlie. both OF the city. were mar
ried late yesterday at the parsonage OF
tho College Hin ISaptist Church. rhe
pastor Rev T. II. Athcy. Oilciating Mr..
! r. Jones vges the best man. and Miss
Ophelia Bryant tho maid Of honor They
viii reside here after "a brief wedding trip.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04
FultOn-DaVidsOn.

Especial Tho mes Dis 30 tch.1
LYNCHBURG VA. January 3-AIiss
Leila Davidson and M Henry J. Fulton
both of this city. were married Yesterday
afternoon az the home OF the brides
mother. In West Lynchburg. Rev j. a.
McMurrary pastor OF Floyd street Pres
byteran Church. being the officiating
minister
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04

bou1vct of Bride roses She was attend
cd 10y the maid OF honor. hor sister Miss
Sailie Jones. who was handsomely cown,d
IN white silk NULL over taneta.
The bridesmaids were Misses Katy
Armes of Crewe. Va; Kate Sisson. OF
Bedford City. Va. Lucille Crooks of
Manchester Va; Esther White. Matti.
Ihte, Ethel Williamson EIue Coleman
and Jennie ellis. Of Earl VA. WHO wore
white silk null over tafota.
AIR. Waverly Webb. of Blackstone Va
was the best man. and the ushcr- were
III ssrs. j. y. Fcathcrstone Paul Cote
man. Auhin Jones. John Clay W,Ihor
White. Julian Gius. Hugh Hite and Allen
Clay.
The guests from % distance Were Mrs
Wavcrly Barlcc of suffolk. Va. Mis-
Hazel Crooks. OF Manchester Va. ami
Mr. j. Irving Harrison. of Richmond. va
The happy couple left ON am extended
Northern tour. and ON their return win
Zoe at home to their many friends at orb
Na-' where the groom is "a prosperous
young business man.
Elect Officers.
The Hampton Chapter Daughters of The
( CoufcdcraCy, held It's annual meeting
Wednesday afternoon. The ballot cast
ion tine election of "a president resulted in
Tie between Mrs. r.. 5. Hudclus and
To-
who has already served tv,.l,.,, ,...,g a..
resident c H., i.,.. ,
name h. ,,itf'.lr.,,,., .,'i H., 10y
declared president Othcr officers chosen
were ass follows: Nice-prcsidents. Mes
DANES Harry W. ZooHcr W. II. Daueh-
erty and II. Clay Morrow; secretary. Ms
| Thomas keaton; treasurer. Mrs. IA. O..
R,cs.
i"' chapter. which has already con-
! 10 hutel largely The Home for Na..l,-
'oNl rdefatc Women In this city. decided
! '' permanently cndow room i'm that
institution.
IL is expected that the ola Dominion
! Dragons Chapter and the Hampton
/ Chapter will Dee merged into one JIM IN.
near future.
In Honor of Miss Dunninoton
Mrs r.. g. Thornton ~ NJ 20 -.
umont Avenue. was hostsss ~ a ,.,,..-,,.
ing card party "Wednesday, s,et,rno.,. H.,
honor of Miss Huntington. OF F,rro,-ilf..
Beautiful holiday da,nrati..,s 49,
AIRS Thornton was elegant, eo,.,..1
| in black lace over white SIN .r'5 ,r4.'
Dlunin-ton Wore q heautffl lr..s.. 80
soft white silk Receiving with tnorn
We're Mrs David r. NKrirf,,... a., 81,
silk ana white lace. Mrs samuel Davis in
violet CLOTH Miss jamie Wingo. In pale
in white lace over silk. '''' ''''''''
Mrs. b. Ii. Ellington and Mrs paulus
| Irving served punch.
Miss Helen OFerrau scored for the
won the first prize. two pretty compan-
/ BON pictures which she presented with a
graceful little speech to the guest of
, mono. mss l'erni1rd Cooke won second
Lla,,' ana was presented with "A dainty
niag,on ' Ee, ,,.S We're Misses Lucy Dun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-04


49,,
,.'' "" I'm Low ho'''@'e'.d. "Hich inc
ii-'iia 'iu" mas oHrr'd tne ladies' FOR
''e ''e"'h-
Board Meeting.
Tn. regular meeting az th. board of th.
Infants Home. at Thirty-sccond ard Cla,
Streets was held Yesterday afternoon
AIRS. Stevenson prosidins
Satisfactory reports from various COM
mIttees We're heard and the work was
shown to hc in good condition
Do was decided to- appoint Thursda,.
/ n'Nt SIS donation day az the home. and
members of the board win Doe there an
day TO receive contributions
IETl,i+-,,o~a rTa11.5
'iailu.
evening az S.ao o.clock in Randolph
street Baptist church. when Miss Doth
"ft Alice holland, daughter of Mr. and
Airs. g.. $. Holland. became the bride OF
/ Mr. Robert Burton Wnitmore. SON of
Air. and Mrs j w Whftn0ora Jr rh.
/ Hcv. 49, =. Robertson. uastor ~ in.
church. oaiciated
r.. horate decorations v,aro 81, ,.,.,-
anl forus Mr. Thomas I R.tb.l 49,
Sided at the o--an ,.l,,-in~ tbo .ur;,7.r
chorls.~ From, ,T.,hsn,-ri, ass t,..
r.rfv .nf.ra,3 +t,, ,l,,,-,1 ,..,.,.,-.,
~weaaine March as the recessionai
"'' a rev sort chords during the ccre-
hony.
AAs- Iiatt" i. Johnston. who attended
i'" nfloe a7 maid of honor wore
H' i'F gown ot pale blue siik ana CAR
rI.d pink carr1tons AR. Roy d. Hel-
,."o acted ed, rs best man ana tho g.shcrs
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