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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Skinuuarter Social News.

sKINQUARTER, VA, December 21.-
Mr.. and Mrs. q: g. Rudd have re-
have been visiting Mrs. George G..
White.
MI. Ashton Rudd, while hunting with
Mr.. Joe Wilkinson last Tuesday, shot
and killed a large wild 4. turkey tn the
ity during the season.
Messrs. w. Il. Rudd and Leslie and
Harry White. OF Richmond. will visit
Mrs. Rudd Friday.
Mr.. Henry Gill. of Randolph Macon
Academy. has returned home to spend
Christmas
Mrs. Carrie Phaup. Miss Eta Goode
and Mr.. Preston Piaup spent Sund ~
evening with Mrs. I. y. EGdd.
Mr.. J, "A. Smart left for his home
in Hcrndon, Fairfax county friday
noon.
Miss Sadie Chcathan. daughter Of
ried to Mr. Leonidas Lester Wednes-
day evening. After the ceremony q
reception was given. which was FOL
lowed by. music and diversion, The
couple will live at. Mr.. Il. p. Testers
father of the groom. 5
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King William Social News.

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ETNA MILLS, VA, December 21.-
REV. II. S. Gall presiding elder of the
Methodist Church. of this district. is
holding Il quarterly meeting at Nc
Kendra Church. He is being enter
tanned by Rev. Frank Burrup, OF the
lSirg William Circuit.
Miss Helen Moran. of Fair Garden"
is in Richmond on short visit.
Mrs. II. 3. Smith, Jr,, of Horn Quar-
ter" returned Friday from Richmond
Mr.. j. O. Hutchinson and little
daughter, Mary, We're in Richmond Fri
day. Miss Bessie Hutchinson. OF the
Woman's College, returned home with
them.
here, has been fere OF a Vi visit on his
way to Flori'ia, his old home. - '''s
Miss Willie Seldom Eubanlt is at
home from Rawlings Institute. Miss
Mary Train, of Indiana, was to ac-
company her. but had to go back to
Indiana on account of the illness OF
her sister.
Miss Mary richardson. of Richmond,
who is school chum of Miss Eubank.
will visit her during the holidays.
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Hanover Social News.

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TAYL.ORSV1LLE, VA, December
from Richmond, where she attended
the wedding of Miss Hardin to Mr..
Scott McDugal.
Mrs. w. f. Thompson was a visitor
to Richmond this week.
We're here on a hunting trip Monday.
Mr.. Earnest Duggins and Miss Halle
Chisolm. of this place, were married
in Washington on Wednesday, the 18th.
Mrs. NJ. S. Stone and Grace Jacobs
We're recent visitors to Richmond.
Mrs. Il. II. Jacobs was in Richmond
this week purchasing supplies for the
Christmas tree at Taylorsyille Baptist
Church December 26th.
Miss Josie BeaZey left yesterday for
her home mt Tyler's, where she Will
spend the holidays.
Mrs. w. C. Parkinson and Mrs. Il. S.
Baker have returned from a visit to
Richmond
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Lawrenceville Social News.

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LAWRENCEN1LLE, VA, December
2i-NIrs. C. NJ. Hartwell Is visiting her
sister, Miss Alice portch. OF South
Mr. w. L. King has accepted a po-
sition with the Southern Railroad at
Greensboro, y. C.
Mr.. Irby Turnbull has returned from
the university to spend Christmas With
Ills parents.
Mr.. j. d. Mallory, lr.. attending the
Medical College OF Virginia, is taking
vacation at his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. III. Phney. of Rich
mond are visiting Mr.. A. Wester,
OF Park Street
Misses Mauripe and Delma Jones, at
tending the High school, will spend
vacation with their parents. near Chase
City. Miss Willie Carpenter will ac-
company them.
from panville. where she ne has been cen
visiting Mrs. d. o. Locket
Misses Alleine Jones and Virgie
Thews. Mr.. 6. a. Thews and Mr.. G.. Il.
Jones were business visitors to Nor
folk this week.
Miss BETTE Mae Cheatham, who is
attending the High School. has gone
70 her home in North Carolina for the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. j. J. Bayley has returned from
short visit to Norfolk
Mr.. Jesse Rawlings Is spending
Christmas with his father. Mr.. James
Rawlings
Fla. is vsitir : his brother, Mr.. Regain
Clarke, of South Main Street.
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rycr. GORDON HARRIS. Electrician,
CEBEN d. HARRIS, Chemist.

on Friday for the holidays: Messrs.
James Lamb. Mathew Peasants. Watt
and Charles Carenielle. Hugh Dabney
will spend Christmas at the Exchange
with his aunt. Miss Dabney. his pa
rents being abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac sllngluf will
spend Christmas in Baltimore, and Mr..
Walter Harwood in New York.
Mrs. Elizabeth FANS. who was n
guest at the rectory, has returned to
Newstead where she Is spending the
winter, much to the pleasure of her
many warm friends in Gloucester.
Miss Jennings. who has been visit
Ing Mrs Marshall Lewis. has returned
to West Point, accompanied by Mrs.
Lewis, who will spend Christmas at
her old home.
The ladies of Ware Church gave a
most successful bazaar at Gloucester
Courthouse on Monday. TheL presence
of Mrs. Harry Chfsm, of Baltimore,
who made an especial visitN so as
to help in the work. added very much
to the pleasure Of the occasion. The
proceeds Of the bazaar are for the
benefit of Ware Church. which is now
in the hands of the contractors for
extensive repairs While this ancient
building is closed the congregation
is worshiping in the Presbyterian
Church at Gloucester Courthouse. which
has been most kindly and cordially
loaned them by the Rev w. H. Groves
on the days and hours not used by
himself n
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sent sdycr,Isc,ncnts, %as w .,l., .;.rrleH
out, MID was TN ARTISTIC s unuess' q
awarded to%tlic young lahy, P ,s, d sl,.
tuned and went to Miss ON DaN. W.,
Walter Otey and his stewpall deserve cry,
h0nornble mention for the inipsTs0Siiiia ~.
ton OF the crenn OF wheat man. M ,,st
Betty l3ufUrd rerclved a pr,Ic 10Y W, W.
best original limerick. bn clhshnt, Ia-
past of choice yinntls and othnr acl ~.
cics attested tllc skill. Of tllosc Wm s
Innnasnd tho culinary department; l,r rs
w. u. Lyle, George Parker anu VI.
bernard Eusher Of BEDFORD Guy. WIRE
among tho guests from n distance.
= Miss Willie McC;liee, Of BEDFORD, is
visiting at the home Of Mr. James Bu.
ford.
Miss ola Dny has returned home.
She WINS accompanied ny her slstcr.
Mrs Clark Hatcher and children, OF
MI Waltor otey is at home for tho
holidays.
Miss Rntl, obcnshain Is spending the
holidays with her parents here.
Mrs. T.. C.. Otcy and Miss Nlnpel otes
are visiting in Roanoke. Ill,
Miss Shepherd OF G. r. I; ut Bed 9,
ford City, was the guest of Mrs. n. ".
Williams, Sunday
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Orange Social News.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. ]


LAHORE, VA, December 21.-The
joys of a good harvest and coming
marrow Of this people; cares and
troubles are laid upon the shelf for
the present. Plum-pudding. cggnoG,
turkey, ham and oysters lad omne
genus etc, are cnlivening the older
folk while music and dancing, with
9 little s'nonsense now and then" is en-
livening the eSpectant youi~sters.
Parties galore are booked for most OF
the Christmas, EXiies are coming home
from school, railroads and other yoca-
lions to enjoy the hatlowed blessings
of home, sweet home"
Wednesday night the Card Club en-
joyed pleasant meet at Ma.>aail
James.
Thursday night the young people
spent a pleasant time at taffy-party
at Mrs. T.. Q. Cooper's.
Misses Josie and Virginia Burrus are
visiting friends in Washington, but
will enjoy the Christmas holidays at
home.
Rev. T.. p. Hawkins enjoying the
childhood Of his, cighty-two years,
| visited relatives here this week
Juan Duret and Miss Lily Davis, of
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TWO WILSON .wEpDrNGs.
Miss Tomlinson We'd. ur. Eagles
aIi.. Farmer Become, Mrs. Andcrsoa.
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.Asse = "AAAASA beSunlCs &iHSs auUSTbUus
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WILSON. n. c., December 2l.--Mr.
Willis Frederick Eagles and Miss
Grace Tomlinson were united in mar
riage at the Methodist Church here
Wednesday evening. Rev. Il. d. Swim
dell officiating. Owing to the recent
bereavement in the brides family the
ceremony, beautiful and sweet in It's
simplicity. was witnessed by only rcla-
tives of the contracting parties. and a
few. especial friends. To the beautiful
and inspiring strains OF the 'Lohcn-
grin" Wedding March. rendered by
Mrs. W. S. Harriss, the bridal party
entered the church The ushers. Messrs.
George Hackney. Jr.. and John Gorham,
preceded the dame OF honor, Mrs. BEN
jamin Simms Herring. She wore an
exquisite creation OF blue messaline.
made along the lines of the new em-
pire fashion. with sleeves of kimoaa
effect. This pretty costume was male
complete by a round bouquet OF La
France roses tied with pink ribbon.
The bride was accompanied by her
uncle, Mr.. Z. Fl. Adams. to the altar.
where the groom and his brother, Mr..
Joseph c. Eagles, awaited them. The
marriage VOWS were plighted with a
ring according to the ritual OF the
Methodist Church. The bride wore a
beautiful princess gown of white
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chiffon, fashioned with panel effects.
a veil OF tulle. and carried shower
bouquet OF lilies OF the valley tied with
sash OF tulle.
The groom is most popular So
ciety man. and prominent in business
circles, being one of the members OF
tho Boykin " hoiesale Grocery Com
pany. The bride, the daughter OF the
late Professor j. I. Tomlinson. noted
educator and man of letters, Is ona
of the most attractive and universally
admired of the young set, and pos
sesses a charming personality. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eagles will spend their honey
moon In the North.
The out-of-town guests attending
the marriage were Mr.. Allen Gray
'romlinson, of High Point. Miss Sallie
Ellis and Miss Fanny Adams. Wash
ington. D. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. b. 4.
Eagles. Miss Sally and Fan Eagles,
and Mr.. w. w. Eagles, of Edgecombe.
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PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
Miss Julia Adair Frances the Bride OF
v&Cv n *. Hay.
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.IIir,Ir ~ ArE WA Decnmher 2l.--

fCy. d. Ia may X
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WHITE EEFie c:ATE. VA, Decamber 2l.--,
A pretty nome marriafe was solemnized
Wednesday morning at 1880 O'clock,
when Miss Julia Adair Francis. the
daughter of Captain and Mrs. NJ a.
FRANCIS became the bride of Rev.
Benjamin X. Hay. pastor Of the Ger
man Reformed Church, Of New KEN
The Rev. Ellis Hay, OF Lancaster.
Pa. was the celebrant, assisted ny
REV. Boiling Hobson, the brides pas
tor. Miss Mamie Francis had charge
Of the music, and rendered Mendel-
ssohn's Wedding March as the pro-
cessional, and Bridal Chorus as the re-
cessional. a,
The bride entered with her brother,
Mr.. Andrew ]. Francis, and was glvnh
away by him. They We're met ~ the
groom. who was attended BY MS pest
man. Rev. A. M. Glucls, OF Emmetts-
burg, Md.
The bride was Handsomely attlIed
In a travelling costume Of brown pro on
cloth. with hat to match. sne ca saraa
a shower bouquet OF lnalaeh -h ',i ie'''s
Rev. and Mrs. Hay left Immediately
nfter the ceremony for an extended
hridal tour. Their. itinerary Viii fln-
clud q Washington, Philadelphia anu
New York. They will be- at home, New
{Kpnsington. Pa, about January sth. .
Roth bride and groom are pro'l?lle',,I,
socially. and have many frlends az
over the State. " !, "a u,
|the-,17th to a number Of guests from
5differerlt sections.
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Blackstone Social News.

48 Special to Tho Times Dispatch.l l36
BLACKSTONE. VA. fDecemher 2l.--
Mrs. i. T.. Epes Is visiting her parents
at Eliza.
Miss Louise Budd and Mrs. G. Grove
spent "Wednesday In Petersburg shop
ping. ss Ia,
Rev, w. Lear and wife We're the
guests of Mrs. Stiff this week. #
Mrs. Ned Robinson, whose home was
formerly here, has moved his family
back from Clarksville, to the delight
Among tRe gaities for Christmas is
an old-inshloned tournament End ball.
which will take place on THURSDAY,
the Goth. Already those VINO eNpeect
to take part in the event arc arc pracStllc-
ing. !,
Miss Mary Atkins. who has been of
teaching school. will spend the aholi-
days with her family.
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Virginia Weddings
eChupn,n n-I,oddcn.

lSpeCllI 10 Inc Times. Dispatch.I
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, December 81.
The wedding on Wednesday, at Oak
Level Presbyterian Church of Miss
Alice Irene Roddcn to Mr.. Frederick
William Chapman was an event of
much interest. AT 1890 the organ, re-
spending to the touch OF Miss Lottie
%. Bass, sent forth the bewitching
strains of Mendelssohn. which an
nounced to the waiting throng the
arrival OF the wedding party. The
ushcrs, Messrs. w. Patton Coles. Leslie
B. Rodden. G. NJ. AIarable. of South
Boston. and Paul D. Womack, led tho
bridal procession. and took their posi-
tons IN front of the altar. two on
either side. The bride then entered by
the middle aisle accompanied by her
sister, Miss Ethel o. Rodden, maid OF
honor. and was met at the altar by
the groom, accompanied by his brother,
Mr.. Dudley Fl. Chapman. OF Knoxville,
Tenn, who was best man. The Rev.
T. S. Wilson, pastor Of the church, per-
formed the beautiful and impressive
ceremony which made them man and
wife, rendered all the more impressive
by the sweet subdued strains OF Con
slant Devotion which was played
softly during the ceremony. After the
ceremony the bridal party left the
church to the strains of "Lohengrin,
and Immediately drove to PAGES Sta
ton, where the bride and groom left
on. the Southern train to spend their
in Florida. after when
they will be at home IN Sandersvlilc
Ga.
THE decoration scheme in the church
was white and green, which was taste
fully and elaborately carried out IN
every detail
! Tho bride, the beautiful daughte.
of Mr.. J.. w. Roiden. carried bouquet
of Brides roses and ferns. and wore d
handsome tailored going-away gown
of blue broadcloth, With hat and gloves
to match, while the maid OF honor was
attired In white organdie, and carried
The groom and
groo1nsmen wore conventional black
The groom is a popular and successful
travelling salesman, who makes his
lheadquurters in Lynchbrrg Va.
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Gainesville Social News.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CARTERSNILLE, VA. December
si.--Mrs. j. o. Reynolds, who has been
quite sick FOR some time past is i'm
proving slowly now.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Zelda Sclater are
In Cartersville now for the remainder
OF the winter.
Mr.. NJ. s. Knight, of Cartersville,
spent Friday in Richmond
Friday was observed as Patrons
Day in the public school here Quite
an interesting program was arranged
and the pupils acquitted themselves
creditably.
Miss Augusta V. England left Thurs.
day for Jarratts, Va, where she vii
spend several days with her neice
Mrs. T. l.. Redneau, before going t.
Miss Lily V. Rhodes came nome OF
Friday. to spend the holidays. Sh,
IS student at Fork Union Academy
Miss Mollie Duncan has returne,
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Auderson-Fnrmcr.

Last Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock
at the home OF the bride. on kenan
street, Mr.. Nathan Anderson, Jr.. and
Miss Lizzie Farmer We're united IN
marriage by Elder William Woodward
Sr, The home had been beautifully
decorated for the event, ard presented
a scene OF loveiiness as the bridal
party entered the parlor. For this
Interesting event Mr.. e. II. Ander-
son, brother OF the groom, was best
man, and Miss Nellie Suggs maid of
honor. The ushers were DR.. Henry Best
and Mr.. S. w. Anderson. Miss Ethel.
Warren presided at the piano, and rem
dered the wedding march with her
usual rare skill.
The groom is son of DR.. Nathan
Anderson. ard holds q responsible po-
sition here with the Norfolk and South
ern Railroad. The bride Is the accom-
plished daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Farmer.
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from Blackstone to her home near
for the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. England. of Clin--
ton Va. announce the engagement
and approaching marriage of their
daughter, Miss Salina Rebecca. to Mr..
Dawson. OF Ashby, Va. The ceremony
will take place at the home of the
bride on Saturday the 2Sth. Rev. j. W.
Gee, of Gainesville being the cele-
brant. The bride-to-be is neice Of
Mrs. III. James Rhodes, of this place.
The Camp of Modern Woodmen at
this place will give an entertainment
in the Town Hall on Thursday night,
the sGth, Tor the benefit of their camp.
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Mecklenburg Socsal News

Especial To Tho Tirnes sDt.ip,ntein,.]
THE i,d aiEGkLbNsBl1E s i, .nrinel Ike
weather Of tho past few weeks has
added 10 the many pleasures of this
"all- thc-year-round1 resort. party
STAY. was composed OF Mir. and Mrs J.
q. Kelly. of Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Grows. Of New York; Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Ainslie, OF Rich
iantic city; MIR Howard II, Cloud, of
.Nt;antic City. ~ j. Each enc Will be
greatly missed.
n,d hunting uniting and fox ON bnntn nns aNs
the most exciting foX hunt Of the year
took place Among the riders were
Colonel ". T.. Hughes, Captain, y. w;
Hyoslef. Mr.. y. Il. Geer, Mr.. Legsatt
and sauders. Captain VSoslef captured
the brush and 90 proud of his trophy
was he that lie carried IT to New York
10 be mounted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goer. OF New York.
arrived this week To join their friends,
Captain Hvoslef and family, of Brook
lvn. Captain uvoslef and Mr.. Geer
come every year TO The Meeklenburg
and bring their families. innd, count this
as their adopted Southern home.
A party of bird hunters from Balti-
more, who have enjoyed a weeks sue
cessfu hunting. are Mr., and Mrs. III.
~ Brehm, Mr.. ana Mrs. Samuel Reyes
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Lee Glands. All
left this week and they We're so
pleased with the sport that return
lii January has already been planned.
Tontake, the place of the Baltimore
hunters. Pottsville. Pa. also sends this
week four enthusiastic bird.slayers--
Messrs. S. III. shugars, Charles o.
Kaust, William S. Barnhart and Chns.
5. Scribe.
Mrs. L. &. Davis, of Detroit, Mich,
an expert bridge PLAYER. and a charms
ing woman. adds greatly 10 the social
life. and is here for an indefinite stay:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Soudcrs, of
Fayetteville, n. G., who have Just left,
will be missed not only at The card
table but in every way as they have
won many friends by their genial COM
partnership.
Mr.. Leggat,. of stanton. is wearing
smiling face at his great improve
ment.
stay. Miss Enochs was cxceedinly
popular with every one. and their de-
parture was a matter of general re-
gret.
DR.. Andrew II. Boyd. of Charleston,
w. Va. came Tuesday. and is enjoy.
ing the hunting. Or. Boyd comes every
year, and both summer and winter find
him gladly welcomed guest of The
Mecklcnburg.
An influx of visitors for Christmas
week and quite gay crowd will be
present. The hotel will have as usual.
Christmas tree, and there will be
dancing and fox hunting.
Mr.. +. w. Overbey, Of Boydlon: Mr..
n. NJ. Snead. of Townesvillc, and G. W.
Marrow. of Bullock, with their famous
packs of fny-liounds will be here. and
the red hills of Mecklenburg will re-
sound with the music of the baying
hounds.
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Moncvale Social News.

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MONTVALE, VA. December 21.-The
Shakespeare class and other friends
We're delightfully."- entertained Thursday
night at "NIaples" the home of DR.. and
Mrs Bernard Early. Mrs. Hanson Blu
ford and Miss Patterson, assisted the
hostess In receiving; Mrs. Read pre-
sided at the punch bowl The house
was beautifully decorated in holly and
mistletoe, the color scheme being red,
the guest wearing costumes to repre-
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Gloucester Social News.

Special to The Times Dispaich.l
GLOUCESTER c: H.. VA, Decelnber
21.--Tllere is general home-comins
ofnbsentees to Gloucester for the fulei
tide. Among them are students OF m
stitutions OF learning In Virginia anI M
Maryland. Mr.. powell BYRD. OF ga ga
Field. Md; Misses jamie Lee, OF the
Hannah Moore Academy. Md; virginia
Cary, OF Chatham. Va: sally Gatiett,
of v. r. l.. stanton: Georgia Sinclair,
Of state Normal School a,osI Lna e,e nene
Cary, John Tabb. or washington and
Lee University, Warner Ta abb, of ~ Uni !
Lee. Jr., and Philip Taliaferro. OF WI
liam and Mary College; Durham Win.
ers. OF the EPISCOPAL High school:
Mann and Peyton Page, of woodbury.
Forest School; John Catlett and Ellis
Corr, Of the v. r. T.; Chas. Catlett. OF
McGuire's School, Richmond, and john
Field, business college. In Newpora
News.
Others who will come home for the
holidays are Misses Nellie and Mary
Wyatt and Messrs. Jefferson Sinclair
and boswell Clopton.
The following Richmond students
pupils OF the Gloucester Academy, left
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bers OF tho family only were pres
ent. Tho bride is the daughter of Cap
tain and Mrs. W. w. Wootton, and
was dressed in beautiful taiior-mads
travelling suit OF brown. with hat and
gloves to match. The presents We're
many and very handsome.
DIR. and Mrs. Highsmith left imme-
diately for Jacksonville. Fla. and oth-
er points of interest in the South.
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Hlxh...,,nlth- Vootton.

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GAINESVILLE, VA, December 2l'--
Miss Nora y. Wootton and DR.. Chaun-
Fcey Hishsmith, Of Enfield, NJ q.
swsre Quietly married December 10Th
in the parlors or the brides
home. at ESQ r.. M by tho Rev..
MI. Williams. q the Baptist Church.
{ A few intimate friends and mems,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

Texas. now attending school In Wash
ington, will spend Christmas at the
hosptnble home Of Mrs. Maud Wool
folk, near here.
All the Sunday schools are preparing
treats for the children.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Unusual Values in
Diamond Rings

Up. IN. up is the tendency
Of DIAMOND mo priee ana An Antis ns.
bought heavily many ay months
ago. and our Diamonds will
not be advanced as long as
the present stock lasts. IL
you contemplate purchasing a
Diamond. we know that we
can save you money. Many
recent customers have told
us this.
Diamond things. %15 TO 5000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-09
F. W. GRAY BURIED IN OMAHA
Politics Dies I'm MInne-
aPOIis.

The body of the late Frederick w. Gray
of Minneapolis was buried in Prospect Hill
cemetery Friday morning, the interment
being private. Mr.. Gray was a well known
citizen and business man Of Omaha once.
He was an ex-member OF the Nebraska leg
islature from Douglas county, one Of the
charter members of the old Omaha Board
OF Trade, Of the Omaha club. also a MEM
ber> and at one time president OF the
Omaha Board OF Education. He was en-
gagged in the lumber business in Omaha
for many years and some twenty years ago
moved to Minneapolis, where he had since
made his home. He died in Minneapolis
Wednesday. The formal funeral services
were held in that city Thursday.
The body was accompanied to Omaha by
his two sons, Richard M. Gray and Her
bert L. Gray. and several other relatives.
including C. p. r. Williams Of Grand
Island. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Little ana
daughters OF Lyons. Neb. Mr.. Gray was Sc
years Of age.
He is survived by his wife and 1--WE chill
dren. They are Richard and Herbert Gray
of Minneapolis. Mrs. A. w. Billiard OF Chi
caEo. Miss Catherine Gray OF Minneapolis
and Roger Gray Of New York. All OF the
children are natives OF Omaha.