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Virginia Patton. OF Blacksburg, and at
midnight supper was served OF sand
wiches tomatoes, olives, ice cream,
macaroons and coffee.
The couples dancing were Miss Taunt
and Mr.. Asnby. Miss Means and Col
onel r. G. Wood Mrs. Henry McHars
and Mr.. a. B. Guigon, Miss Wurdep,an
lett and Mr.. w. L. Tebbs. Miss Linda
Koiner and Mr.. r. H. Trolinger, Miss
Bertha Dingee and Mr.. G. S. Parsons,
Miss Mary Miles and Mr.. J. r. Hutch
eson. Miss Gertrude tombstone and Mr..
J. II. Wilson. Miss Ella Darlington and
Mr.. II. G. Whitehurst. Miss Evelyn
Shirley and Mr.. Stockton McAlurran,
Miss Bertha Adamson and .r. A. NJ.
Goodloe. Miss Matte Henderson and
nings and Mr.. j. r. Dickey. Miss Sarah
Avery and Mr.. T. P. Campbell, Miss
Mamie Byrd Trigg AM, Mr.. H. NJ. King.
Miss Susie Brown and Mr.. S. Heth,
Miss Francis Mngea and Mr.. W. Il.
Corr. Miss Rosebud Hobson and MIR.
". B. Martin. Miss Anna Campbell and
Mr.. w. K. Yonge, Miss Shields and Mr..
J. P Jones, Mrs. Lewis Ingles and Mr..
j. D. Cova, Miss Brooke and Mr.. +. G.
Alder, Miss Waldrop and Mr.. e. S.
Alexander, Mrs. H. II. Gary nd Mr..
Gary, Miss Ellen Guthrie and Colonel
Brodie. Miss Elizabeth Brown and Mr..
C. c. Cooke, Miss Willie Penn and Mr..
Beverley Elicit, Miss Willie Crutchfeld
and Mr.. ]. B. Skinner, Miss Louise Rob-
inson and Mr.. +. e. Saunders, Miss Car
RE Webster and Mr.. G. S. Evans, Miss
Rosalie Rutherford and Mr.. P. z. HUI
fard, Miss Anna Barringer and Mr.. John
Powell Miss Harris and Mr.. Hutchn-
son, Miss Phelps and Mr.. Rathelle Miss
Moncure and Mr.. c. p. Willard. Miss
johnson and Mr.. T. "A. Miller, ISIS Har-
vcy and Mr.. Longley, Miss Leona Vaw-
ter and Mr.. +. Lawson. Stass-Messrs.
II. Y. Sutton. r. Shackleford, II. c.
Beasley and Professor G. p. Miles.
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FINAL BALL.
brilliant Social Event Marks Close o

brilliant Social Event Marks Close OF
Washington and Lee Session.
LEXINGTON, VA, June 1S.-The
final ball at washington and Lee Uni
yersity was danced last night in the
university gymnasium, which was
atastefully decorated with blue and
white bunting, steamers, fraternity
banners and emblem, and evergreens,
Innumcrable electric bulbs shed soft
light over n scene of rare beauty.
Beautiful girls, richly dressed. and
handsome young men, combined to
make an attractive occasion.
Dancing began at / o'clock and con-
tinued till nearly daylight, supper was
served at o'clock. and at intervals
during the dance refreshments We're
served. There were twenty-four
couples In the opening figure, led by
the president OF the ball, Mr.. Roscoe
B. Stephenson, OF Meadow Dale. Va,
with Miss Lucy Bagley, OF Fayetteville,
Tenn Miss Ragley wore spangled
gauze over green messaline silk. Her
ornaments We're ruhtes.
Those Dnncing.
The other couples dancing We're:
Miss Mary Pauline NlcCardell. OF
Frederick, Md, white lace robe. with
diamonds, with Mr., r. M. Strnssel, Of
Louisville, ny.
Miss Mana Davenport, San Antonio,
Texas. White satin, pearls, With Mr.,
Abram p, Staples. IN, OF Lexington, Va.
Miss Anne Keith Royal, Richmond,
Va, white lace, with Mr.. William n.
NIoMurran Newport News Va,
Miss llelen Gray Watson, Richmond,
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Va. white lingerie. pearls. Kappa AL
pha pin. with Mr.. Henry 81. White,
Lexing ton, Va.
Miss Alice Delaney lard. Roanoke,
Va, white swiss and embroidery.
pearls. with Mr.. Devall Gwathmey,
Norfolk. Va.
Miss Nan Logan. Salem. Va. white
lingerie. pearls. with Mr.. II. J. PhleGar.
Christiansburg, Va.
Miss Maude Caskie, Lynchburg. white
lingerie, trimmed in Irish lace. with
Mr.. Summers Davis, Louisville. Ky.
Miss Grace West. Waverly, Va. white
liberty satin. duchess lace. pearls. with
Robert w. Arnold Jr., Waverly. Va.
Miss Grace Neal, Richmond. Va, Ian
serc, with Mr.. a. II. Chandler, Har-
risonburg, Va.
Miss Johnson Frederick. Nd. white
loce, pearls, with Mr.. Walter NJ. Hood,
Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Bessie Catlett, Lexington. Va,
white batiste. lace. pearls. with Mr..
j. #. McCrum, Lexington, Va.
Miss Emma Staples. Lexington. Va,
embroidered chiffon, lace. pearls, with
Mr.. T. r. Jones. Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Page Taylor, Washington, .. c.,
white satin, pearls. Pi Kappa Alpha
pin, with Mr.. j. NJ. OBrien. Roswell,
N. NJ
Miss Sarah Randolph Pipes, Clinton,
La, white lingerie, pearls and Kappa
Alpha pin with Mr.. Herbert Anderson.
Franklin, w. Va.
Miss Janet Stephenson. Monterey.
Va, white satin and cream lace, pearls,
with Mr.. r. Owen Bagley. Fayette-
vile, Ky.
Miss Walker, Bristol, Va, white
point d'esprt over taffcta, pearls, with
Mr.. j.. p. Hobson, Frankfort ny.
Miss Nell Brockenbrough. Lexington,
Va, white net, with Mr.. D. w. Pipes,
Jr.. New Orleans. La.
Miss Edith Waddill, Danville. Va,
white lingerie. Phi Kappa Sigma pin,
with Mr.. j. w. Anthony, Jr., Lynch's
Va.
Miss Louise Haskins, Lexington. Va,
white lace. pearls. with Mr.. Park B.
Lamberton, zelienop'e, Va.
Miss Bessie Payne. Norfolk, Va.
white poin. d'esprit, pearls. with Mr..
Joe T. Lykes. Tampa, Fla.
Miss Gladys Head Lynchburg, Va.
white embroidered batiste. with Mr..
G. McP. Minetree, Washington, D. G.
Miss Nell Jordan, Suffolk, Va. white
chiffon wolfe, old gold and pearls with
Mr.. ]. r. Caskie, Lynchburg, Va.
Miss Lucy Patton. Lexington, Va,
white mcssaline. pearls and emeralds,
with Mr.. Beach NJ. Chenoweth, Birm-
ingham, Ala.
The young ladies all carried punches
of American Beauty roses.
List of Patroncsscx.
Following were the patrone sses: Miss
Annie r. White. Mrs. George f. Dem
N.Y. Mrs Martin p. Burks, Mrs. David
c. Humphreys. Mrs. James Lewis
Howe, Mrs. w. LeConte Stevens, Mrs.
James w. Kern, Mrs Abram p. Staples,
Mrs. w. Spencer Currell, Mrs. Edward
w. Nichols, Mrs. N. Beverley Tucker,
Mrs. Harry D. Campbell, Mrs. NJ. M.
Mills. Mrs. e. Morgan Pendleton Mrs.
Joseph r. Long. Mrs. Hunter Pendle-
ton, Mrs NJ. B. Corse, Mrs Ben Huger,
Mrs, Reid White. Mrs. Andrew D. Es-
TIL, Miss Margaret Graham. Mrs. G.
w. Watts, Mrs. John II. Latane, Mrs.
]. r. Howerton, Mrs. j. w. Gilmore,
Mrs. NJ L. Turner, Mrs. G., D. Letcher,
Mrs. S. B. Walker, Mrs. d. w. Pipes,
Mrs. r. L. Payne. Mrs G B. Ragley,
Mrs A. W. Gaines, Mrs. ). n. Pomeroy,
Mrs. Sails Mason.
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Misses Lottie NJ Evans, Helen Dick
irson, Hattie Robinson and Helen Chill
drey have lert FOR New York, where on
they sail on the Princess
Irene for Naples,
Mr., and Mrs. Ben Cary Nelson have
returned to Richmond from delight
fu trip of several weeks TO Old Point,
New York, Niagara Fails, the Lakes,
Atlantic City and other Northern
points,
Mrs. George Stacy. who has been
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs, Jeffer-
son. at the country home of the latter,
near Louisville KY, spent day and
night at No. 2l5 East Franklin Street,
This city, returning TO her home al
Walkerton, Va.
Mrs. J. I. Boland, OF Richmond, is
spending several weeks at Ocean View.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John William ogletree,
of cambridge Ga, announce the en-
gaSemeut of their daughter, Nora Es-
telle TO William Milton Bllups, Of Nor
folk. The wedding will occur on June
eth.
Miss Josephine Brown. of Oxford, n.
c., is visiting her cousin, Hiss Floyd
Taylor, at 7OS West Grace Street.
Miss Mabel Robinson, OF Danville. is
the guest of the Misses Jones on South
Third Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ~ Woody, whose
marriage was celebrated on Tuesday
morning. are stopping at the Cham
berlin Hotel, Old Point
DR., G. Watson James is attending
| the commencement exercises OF Wash
| iugton and Lee.
| Very Rev. j. j. Bowler. vicar general
of the Richmond Diocese Of the Cath
| olic Church, is spending a few days
with his brother, NJ. r. L, Bowler, OF
Lynchburg.
Miss Deborah sedwick is the guest
of Miss Hamlln, Main street Danville
Miss Willie Schooler, Miss Bessie
Brown, and Miss Mary Amber, of Fred.
cricksburg, will sail on Saturday for
an EXTENDED trip TO Europe.
Miss Lois Conrad. Of Danville, /.
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Mary Lewis Brown left yes.
terday Tor the Shenandoah Valley
Where she viii spend a few weeks. La
Ter she Will go 10 the Yellow sulphur
for month.
Mr. W, c Goddin. alss Goddin and
MISS suilard, of Statewide n. c., arc
! visiting friends in Richmond
Mrs, G. r. Baskerville, wife of pro.
fessor Baskeryill, of Texas universIty
WIN fer daughter, Miss Latham Bas.
ahefYiii' Is visiting the family OF lei
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Swnrtz-Zim,ncrn,nn.
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BUCHANAN, VA, June ia beau
tiful home wedding occurred this MORN
Ing at the residence of Mrs. Alice C.
Zimmerman when her daughter. Miss
jamie Ray, became the bride of Mr..
Hugh NJ. Swartz, of this place. The
Rev. j. w. Whitesell was the officiating
minister. The parlor was tastefully
decorated with flowers and cvergreens
and shaded lamps threw a soft illumin-
alton on the scene. The wedding music
was played by Miss Mabel Booze a
cousin of the bride.
The bride is the youngest daughter
Of Mrs. A. c. Zimmerman, and is very
popular with a large circle of friends.
The groom is n young business man Of
recognized ability in business circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. SwartZ left on the noon
train for a trip to Eastern and North
ern cities and Niagara Falls.
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Miss Mary Howard, Miss Wilhelmina
Froelich, Miss Adelaide King, Miss
Matte Anderson, Miss Annie selden,
Mr.. Hansford Gregory and Miss Nan
mic Walden. The finest composers will
be represented in the selections play
ed. The public is invited to be pres
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father DR.. II. l., Quarles, at No. 3
snllth ,rl1ird Strcnt

ittlItI, LIZ II. La lludrleS, at NO. 3aU
South Third street.
Miss Martha Blair, who has been the
guest of Miss LAURA Agncw, at Burke
vile, has returned to the city.
Miss Mamie f. Bull. of Norfolk, ac-
>ompanied by her brother the Rev.
William Bull. and family, returned
on "Wednesday from Stanton. Rev.
and -..rs. Bull VII. leave in two weeks
to resume their missionary work in
Korea.
Miss Mary Page Randolph, of Cum.
lerand county. is among the visitors
guest of her kinsmen, Mr.. John Mich
a!as Page.
Mrs. Junius Morris and her niece,
Miss Elizabeth Kent King, who have
been in Europe for the past four
months. will sail for New York on July
It'll.
Miss Anna Belle Barksdale, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. T.. Tur-
ner, of stanton. left Thursday for
Miller School to visit relatives.
Mrs. Lorraine Rufin and son are tbs
guests of Miss Elizabeth Talbot, on
lfreemason street, Norfolk.
Miss Elizabeth T. Frazier is the cues,
W Hiss .Ndii ficei!A@Ii' III Stochley Idi
dcns Norfolk.
Miss Leta Watts, of Stanton, is the
guest of MI. and Mrs. l., L. Scherer, on
Grove Road. She is here to attend The
Norton Hamilton wedding, which TAXI
place on the 2Ath.
Cadet Thomas Jonathan jackson
Christian. Of the United States Mill
tary Academy, at West Point, grandson
Iof the late General Stonewall Jackson
Confederate states Army, is the guest
OF relatives in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Alexander Bruce
and daughter are now at Capon
Springs, West Virginia, where they
will remain until autumn,
Mr. and Mrs David Randolph Meade
have announced the marriage OF theil
daughter Annie Bolton, to Mr.. William
leonard Propst, on Tuesday, June 9Th
lat their residence, in Ncosho, Mo-
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Ne1ms-Parkcr.
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NORFOLK, VA, June 1S.-Miss Mat
tie Teresa Parker. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w Scott Parker. of No. l003
South Street was married to Mr.. VIII
liam f. Nems, of No. 1902 Washington
Street, last evening at 9 O'Clock by
the Rev. W. +. Watson, pastor Of the
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RIcHARD BILLINGS
SAMUEL B. CLARKE
PAUL FULLER
GEORGE M. HARD
HENRY S. HERMAN
HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY

South Street Baptist Church. The GER
emory was performed at the home of
the brides parents.
Miss Maud Garrison, of Norfolk, was
maid of honor. Miss Parkers brides
maids were Miss Maud Bowen, Of Nor
folk, and Miss Louise Lawson, of this
city. Mr.. Carey j.. Hall, Jr., of this
city, acted as best man.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the residence OF Mr.. Charles
Butler, No. 35 Elm Avenue, Prentis
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FINAL DANCE OF THE
V. P. |. GERMAN CLUB

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BLACIiSBURG, VA, June 1S.--The
final dance of tho year for the German
Club OF 1908 was given In their hall
Tuesday evening at 10 o'clock. Mr., II,
II. Noland led the figures with Miss
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Stole Lead Pine.
Observation-Disclosures rimes-pispi

Sneclal to7The Times Dispatch.j
NORFOLK, VA, June 1S.-When ar
raigned in the Police Court to-day on
the charge Of housebreaklnG, William
Staylor made clean breast of the en-
tire matter, but implicated both John
Cuthrell and Charles I4owery. all white
men, in the robbery. They stripped an
empty residence OF piping, etc All
three men were held for the higher
court to answer the charge.
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[ 10 answer tilc Cildl SO.
Caryer-McCurty.

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FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June Is
James r. Carver and Miss O'Til!a NC
Carty, both Of this city, were married
here last night at the residence OF
the Rev. Decatur Edwards, the of1ici-
ating minister.
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NcCormick-Lippitt.

The marriage of Miss Eliza Armistead
Ltppitt, daughter of the late DR.. Ed
ward Lippitt, and granddaughter of
the late Thomas Mccormick, Of '.El-
mington," and Mr.. Bertram Fox, OF
london, England, viii take place next
Wednesday, June 24th, at the brides
home, "Elmlngton,' near Bcrryyine.
Owing to recent bereavement in
Miss Lippitt's family no invitations
will be issued, ana only members OF
the immediate family viii be present.
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I'll SpOtSyIVdnId COUNTY.
Glick-StOkex.

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NORFOLK, VA, June 1S.-AIiss Eva
Stokes and Mr.. Henry II. Click, both
of Norfolk, were quietly married yes
terday by the Rev. W. T. Green, in the
parlors Of the parsonage. on Clay
Street. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Stokes. as maid of honor,
and the groom's best man was his
brother. Following tho ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Click left for Washington and
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Engagement announced.

Nj. and'Sirs. ,yahn Hin announce the
engagement" Of their daughter. Elia.
abeth Graham, to Mr.. William Mar
shall Trant, of Portsmouth, Va, the
wedding to take place in July.
Lawn Party mt Holy Comforter.
On Friday night the choir of Holy
Comforter will give a lawn party on
their church lawn. Automobiles will
be provided and music and other at
fractions will be ready for those who
come
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'Turncr-Bro,vn.

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SPOTSYLVAEIA, VA. June 1S.--Nir.
Thomas G.. Turner and Miss Selma
G. Brown, both of Spotsylvania county.
We're married at Spotsylvania. Va, on
Wednesday a high noon. The bride
was tastefuly attired in brown broad
cloth with hat and gloves to- match.
The ceremony was celebrated accord :
ing to the rites of the Methods
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown will re-
side in Spotsylvania county.
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American Granulated
Sugar, per h., Size
Canned Tomatoes, &c
Small Smithfield Hams, h., Ice
Good Lard, per pound, sc

Large Irish Potatoes, peck.
2 pounds Roll Butter.......
California Evapor ated Or
Peaches, 2 lbs. for,...... /Al
3 cans Early June Peas for. LJS
Z large bars Swifts Pride
Soap for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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LIABILITIES

Annui,ies Observation-Disclosures. SIT sos, 47s 90
Unpaid Death Claims .............. 204s7 81
Reported Death Claims ............ 1892 10
Matured Endowments, unpaid .... 1873 II
Premiums paid in advance...... 1921 10
Interest and Rents paid in ADVANCE. 36931 53
paid 7,472 SO
All other Liabilities. ............ 167 740 O6
Capital Observation-Disclosures. 100000 90
Unassigned Funds (surplu.). ......... 232S12 2s
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Johnston-NllsOn.
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I Special to The Times Dispatchl
NORFOLK, VA, June lS.-St Luke's
Episcopal Church was the scene of a
beautiful wedding tonight. when Miss
Abbie o'Connor Wilson, the daughter
of Mrs. GeorE- Whitfield Wilson, be-
came the bride of Robert Simpson
Johnston, the Rev. David III. Howard,
rector. officiating.
Mrs. r. Spencer Douglas acted as
matron of honor. She Is the sister Of
the bride. Miss Mary Wilson was the
maid of honor. The church was attrac-
lively decorated. Professor a. f. Koer-
ner rendered the wedding march.
The groomsmen were Mr.. Garnett
Jordan. Mr.. Stuart Pratt. of New York
City; Mr.. Arthur Mills. of South Caro-
lima; Mr.. w. w. Old, Jr., Mr.. c. Wiley
Grandy. Jr., and DR.. Robert l.. Payne,
Jr. The groom is the son of Mr.. Rob-
ert Johnston, of the Board of Control.
Following the ceremony the bridal
couple and attendants were entertained
at the Fairfax Avenue residence of the
brides parents at an informal recep-
ton. The wedding trip Will include
many places Of interest in the North.
Ellfs-PhillIps.
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NORFOLK, VA. June lS.-Yes terday
afternoon at 5 o'clock u wedding of en-
ceptional beauty was solemnized at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. y. j. Phillips,
No. 3l6 Court street, when their daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Sherwood Phillips, be-
came the bride OF Mr.. Weldon Thomp-
son Ellis. The entire decorations were
a beautiful blending of green and
white. Masses of ferns, white sweet
peas, filled the mantels, where taller
palms We're arranged around the COR
ners. In one corner beneath an arch
way formed by very tall stately
palms, the ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George E. Spooner, pastor of
Monumental NJ. E.. Church. The bride.
a pretty blonde. Wore a very becoming
gown of white messaline, and carried
a cluster of Bride roses. She entered
with her father, and by him was given
away.
Directly following the wedding was
a reception. only relatives and most
Intimate friends being nreSent
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Special to.The Times -Dspa,ch.l
ROANOKE, VA, June lS.-Miss Jean
Vaughan, youngest daughter Of Rev.
e. X. Vaughan and Mi. Samuel s.
Blain. of Govesviile, were married to-
night ut the Second Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Robert Anderson, of Al
ALBANIA assisted by Rev. w. C. Camp
bell, u. D., officiating.
Mrs. Kirk Lunsford, sister of the
bride. was matron of honor. and Miss
Rochet Dupuy, was maid of honor.
The bridesmaids and groomsmen
were Misses Kathleen Price. of Salem
Mary trazier, OF Atlanta; Evelyn
Hanes, of Ninton. and Miss Annie
Garry, of this city; Messrs. Carey
blsin, OF Louisville; E. shufflebarger
9: Burkevlle; John Mathews and
David Moore, of Roanoke.
The church was crowded with
friends OF the bride. A reception fol-
lowed at the homo of the brides sis
ter after which the couple left on u
Northern trim
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Mr.. and Mrs. sydnor went North for
their wedding trip. Among the we'd
ding guests were Miss Mary Kidd Pc
tersburg, Va; Mrs. y. w. Hines, Pc
tersburg, Va; Mrs, Garland Coleman,
Richmond; Mrs. \, E. Betts. Richmond,
and Miss Mary Bailey, Keysviile, Va.
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Ullman's Pride Coffee, 2 pounds, Csc

alb. Jar Home Made Preserves. zoe
Large Lump Starch, per lb......4c
5-lb. pail Preserves, home made. $40
Good Salt Pork. per lb..,.......7c
lbs. Fresh Roasted Laguyra
Virginia Pride Coffee, pound. lie
Good Mixed Tea. pound ........ 3Oc
Aiacaroni or Spa shetti. per lb....7c
Large cans Baked Beans....
Country Smoked Joles. per lb.,..8c
Carolina Rice, per pound. &c
Best Wine. Catawha and Black
berry, per gallon ............b Soc
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal, zoe
Best Elgin Butter, h., Csc
Large Juicy Lemons, doz., IL l.2c
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Mrs. Junius Morris and her niece.
Miss Elizabeth Kent King, who have
been in Europe for the past four
months, will sail for New York on July
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dallltily attired In white French null
and carried bouquets of ferns, tied With
willie nnline. The natron OF honor.
Mrs, w. D. Baldwin, wore biue null
WIN black picture hat, and carried
american Beauty roses. Miss Corrie
Horne, the maid OF honor, wore II cos
tune OF pink silk with lack picture
hat.
The bride wore handsome travel
Ing costume OF dark blue chiffon cloth
with dark blue hat, aud carried a show
cr bouquet OF asplragus ferns and
lilies of tile valley. She was given
away by her brother, Mr.. George Y.
Horne, OF Rocky Mount. The groom
entered upon the arm Of Ills best man,
Mrs, George Wigington, OF Bedford
CITY. The ushers were NIessrs. Walter
st. Clair and Wa.t.r White. OF Rocky
Mount.
After the ceremony the happy couple
left for their Western home, amid tile
CONGRATULATIONS and good wishes OIL
their friends.
The groom Is II prosperous grain
broker, WHO left the county several
years ago. and has since made nisE
home Iii Kansas.
The bride was the recipient of many
beautiful and useful presents.
Tie out-of-town guests tor the occa-
sion were Misses Ethelyne Smith. MI.
and Mrs. w. u. Baldw. Mr.. John Wig
'ington and Or. ID. p. Smith. OF Roa-
noke. Mr.. George Wigington, OF Bed
ford City: Mrs. Erestus Payne, Misses
anie Price and Clau ne Ferguson OF
Salem. and Mr.. j. l.. Wigington. and
Miss Wisiagton. of Gogginsville.
II
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Miss Mary Page Randolph, OF Cum
terland county. is among the visitors
TO the finals al V. NJ. l. She is the
guest of her kinsman, Mr.. John NIGH
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Mrs. George stacy, who has been
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs Jeffer-
son, at the country home of the latter,
near Louisville, Ky. spent a day and
night at No 2l5 East Franklin Street,
This city, returning TO her home at
Walkerton. Va.
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Personal Mention.

Misses Lottie NJ Evans, Helen Dick
irson, Hattie Robinson and Helen Chill
drey have lert Tor New York, where on
saturday they sail on the Princess
irene for Naples.
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Va. white lingerie. pearls. Kappa AL
pha pin. with Mr.. Henry II. White,
Va
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INSURANCE IN FORCE, $57,85e,3 2l

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHARLES H. ALLEN WILLIAM CoRcoRAN EusT1s
DUnoNT CLARKE WALTER S. JOHNSTON
SAMUEL P COLT LEVI P MORTON
r. c. LEFF1NGwELL WINTHROP RuTHERFUHp
JAMES f.. PARKER VALENTINE P. SNYDER
WILLIAM A. STREET John TATLocK
Evening journal., 1908-02-25
WANT ROAD BUILT
AT EARLY DATE

The Hollvoak Public Service Associa-
ton sent a communication to the Levy
Court this morning asking that the
court build the proposed new road be-
tween Talleyville and Perkins Corner
at an early date in view Of the al
most impossible condition of the lower
end of the road. the association sug-
gested that when the county starts 10
rebuild the road that the work be be-
gun at Silverside and pushed in both
directions. The communication was
signed by II. M. Perkins. Charles H.
Rutter. Robert Orr. Cherries c. Bye AMI
W. Harold Smith. The communication
was referred to the hishway commits
sioner. highway committee and Nc.
Greenfield, commissioner from Brandy
wine hundred
Mr.. Scott reported a wash out at
Murphy's min on The line between New
Castle and Kent counties. AS the
two counties must repair the damage
Messrs. Scott. Salmon and Hopkins
were reported a committee TO meet
with a committee af the Kent County
Court to decide On the necessary re-
pairs