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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-08-26
Real Estate Loans from SiOO I'D

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Company:
list, That the title to the proper
ty on which we lend your money
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3rd, That the borrower will carry
fire insurance for protection CT
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4th, That 80 interest will be
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our office. on the day it falls due;
5th, That should the property
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together with all costs.
You are put to no trouble and
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real estate mortgage which you
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This is the safest and most con-
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patronage,
McCubbinS & Harrison Co,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $50, 900, 90.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE,
SALISBURY, N. c,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1908-08-26
FOR SALE.

A we'll established Wholesale and
retail liquor business in Florida.
Will sell either stock and fixtures
together or will sell fixtures and
lease without stock. The business
will he closed at the end of the
fiscal year which is the last day of
September. Reasons for selling
is the owners are going into tim
Der business in Alabama. Address
F~ERNANDINA LIQUOR CO.,
1928 st pd. Fernandina, Fla.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
PLAYS CASH GIRL;
ROBS BIG STORE
Broadway Firm Duped BY Young
Girl Who Got Away
With 500.

NEW YORK, June 27.-Sadie Schoen.
eighteen years old. OF rs East Ninth
street, was arrested yesterday. charged
with having swindled one OF the largest
Broadway department stores in a unique
way.
Just az the morning crowds were De-
ginning 20 come into the store one
day last April a young woman entered,
went to the saleswomen's dressing
room, and took OF her hat and coat
10 make herself look like one OF the
employees She then walked over TO
Miss Dorothy Fuller, the cashier OF the
tube room" where all change IS MADE
and without more concern than II she
had been working in the store all her
life, said:
''Nr EcEs told me 70 ask you how
much cash you had on hand
why. there's Just $50 here answer
ed Miss Fuller, never suspecting that
the young woman had not been sent
BY mr.. Ecks, who Is the head cashier.
''ku right. Mr.. Ecl<s said you are TO
give Il 70 me III take II 70 him 10
With a perfectly calm Thanks the
young woman took the $50. went for
her hat ard coat, and left the store
Yesterday morning Detective Raphael.
who has since been working on the
case arrested Sadie SchOen. According
TO Inspector McCanerty. she was identi-
fed BY Miss Fuller. She was later ar
raigned in the Jefferson Market Court
and held in $500 bail
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

BY RUTH CHAPTER
Musical Program Follows
the Second Quarterly
Meeting.

The second quarterly meeting OF Ruth
Chapter. 40. 2, Order OF the Eastern
Star. took place Monday evening. June
%. and at the conclusion Of the routine
business. the doors OF Masonic Temple,
HyattsviIle. were thrown open &c the
friends and relatives OF the chapter,
who turned out IN large numbers. and
were entertained with a musical pro
gram provided by Miss Mabel McAIn-
Ian. chairman Of the entertainment com
mlttee.
William B. Severe. worthy patron OF
Ruth Chapter, presided. The program
follows:
Mandolin and guitar duet. Messrs
Schlosser and COuklinE-
Vocal Suet. ms. Bright and Mrs.
Bullock; Miss Mabel Mcmillan, accom-
PIANIST.
Piano solo. Miss without.
Address. The Order OF the Eastern
star" DIT. s. N. MCMILLAN, past grand
worthy patron Of AIaryi2nd.
Recitation. Mrs. Rz-bbitt-
Vocal solo. Miss Evelyn Bright
Instrumental quartet. Messrs. Schlos-
ser. COnkIug. and Mrs SchIosser- man
ooIins and guitar; Mrs. William 3.
Severe, piano.
II was announced the next social fes-
lure Of Ruth Chapter would be a lawn
fete on Friday evening, July II, on the
lawn OF Mrs Bertha Wilfert's home.
Maryland avenue, near Franklin street.
Hyattsville.
The next quarterly meeting will take
place Monday, September 3, and the
annual grand visitatiU. OF the grand
chapter OF Maryland r. Ruth Chapter
viii take place on Monday evening.
October u
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
ALL TREES REST
IN SUMMER TIME

What we call eyergreens,' says
gentleman formerly connected with the
park department % St. Louis ARE
cot really green during the winter. nor
are they really alive, but are dormant
livery plant must have its period Of
rest at some time in the year. and in
our northern ATTITUDES the winter is,
Of course, the most appropriate season.
me svergreenS generally retain the
greater part Of their foliage during the
winter. but q close examination shows
that Il dries 20 such an extent as TO
be really dead, and a large part Of IL
falls of when the plants begin their
spring growth The branches and stem
become as dry as the foliage, and being
almost entirely devoid OF moisture, are
little damaged by the winters cold.
In some parts Of the tropics how
ever. as In the highlands OF Southern
Mexico and Central America. the sum
7ner is the resting time Of the trees. The
intense heat of the sun dries up the
earth. the trees drop their leaves. the
woody portions become as dry as our
everRreens In winter. and the tree takes
its rest until the autumn rains begin.
"Of course, this rule does not apply
to q large number OF tropical plants
which grow in moist JungIes or swampy
places. They have accustomed them
selves TO their conditions, but even they
sti1 retain the resting habit, and az
some time OF the year relax IN their
growing and become as near dormant
for time as circumstances will per
nit st Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
URGE PURCHASE
OF Mt. VERNON
Woodmen to Petition Con
gresS to Buy Historic
Site.

At the recent triennial convention OF
the Head Camp OF the Modern Wood
men OF America. which was held In
Peoria. Ill, a resolution was adopted
to petition Congress 20 authorize the
Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds to take necessary steps TO
turn Mt. Vernon into Government
reservation The resolution was intro
duced by II. II. Willard delegate from
Washington. and was unanimously
adopted
Copies OF the resolution will be print
ed In the Modern Woodman, the Off
cial organ of the organization. and
others will be sent to members Of the
Senate and House Of Representatives
when Congress COnvenes in December.
Mr. Willard was given substantial rec
ognitiOn in the convention by being
made chairman OF the committee on
rules.
Charles l. Davidson, OF Lincoln Camp,
was a visitor at the Foresters' encamp-
ment, and was placed in command as
major OF a battalion In the head con-
uPs review. and the street parade, com
posed OF Woodmen from Maine 10 Cali
,ornia.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
NEW DOG WAGON
PLACED IN SERVICE
Five Now Patrolling Streets Look
ing for CANNES Whose Own
ers Neglect MuZZles.

Poundmaster Samuel Einstein has IN
creased the efficiency Of the dog-cstch-
ing service by placing IN commission a
new wagon. making five IN al that are
now patroIIiRg the streets. taking up all
dogs without mUzzles, whether having
tags OF not.
Mr. Einstein said last night that his
men were bringing in about eighty dogs
a day. which IS an Increase OF s6out
twenty over the precious record.
While a majority OF the dog owners
OF the city have seemingly responded
TO the order Of the Commissioners re-
curing the muzzling of all dogs per-
mitted 10 run at large on the streets,
there IS abundant evidence that many
OF the citizens allow their dogs on the
streets without muzzles or leashes. Il
is this class that IS making the work
for the poUndmaster-
DR.. =. r. Buckingham. OF z113 Four
teeuth street nor Invest. has sent the
body Of a dog q. the Bureau OF AMI
mai Industry for a microscopic eXamln-
alton The dog. which was the prop
erty Of Max Rosenthal, 1872 Fourteenth
street. died with what the veterinary
surgeon thought TO be the rabies It Is
not thought that the dog bit any one
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
STOP SPOONING,
ATLANTIC'S ORDER
Mayor Stoy Appoints Special Po-
Iiceman to Chase Handhold-
ers OFF Beach.
ers OFF Beach.


ATLANTIC CITY, June N.-''Wel,
what do you think of that!'
This exclamation was provoked by the
rumor that the mayor had once more
issued an ediCt to the effect that there
must be ne more spooning on the beach.
Mayor Stoy tried this little scheme last
summer. and the roasting he got from
ali sorts and conditions of women with
in a remarkable short space OF time
drove him to the conclusion that IL
would not increase his popularity
should it DO enforced So 1t was ban
ished 20 the dead letter pigeon hole for
the time being.
But some foolish person-possibly a
disgruntled politician 80 has had the
dandy mayors ear recently. for the lat
ter has quietly placed on duty new
officer, whose duty il is 10 see that ex-
treme. decor1Ira~is the order on the beach
Al all hours OF the day and night. The
new officer Is named Frey, and II ne
catches any spOOning couples on his
rounds he is going 10 fry them 10
frizzIe. He is reported TO have declar-
ed that he did not believe In public
s9ooning-just as II II were a hideous
crime to hold hands on the broad eX-
panse Of sand skirting the surf-and
that he was going 10 break up the prac-
tice or lose his Job.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
OFFICERS NAMED
BY ODD FELLOWS

Officers for the ensuing six months
term were elected last Wednesday night
by Federal City Lodge, No. %. I. o. o.
F. at a meeting held in Northeast
Temple. The new officers are:
Noble grand. Frank +. LeGros; vice
grand. W. NJ Johnson; recording secre-
tary, H w Weber; financial secretary
d. c. Cook; treasurer. G. H Eaklesi
custodian. S y. hallons-
Formal ceremonies Of installation viii
be held next Wednesday, the installing
officer being Grand Representative J,
II. Crew.
The new ritual recently adopted By
the Sovereign Grand Lodge is now being
studied by officers and members Of The
degree team. with a vfe-y 10 presenting
the work at an early date.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
PIONEER COUNCIL
ELECTS OFFICERS

The semi-annual election Of officers
of Pioneer Council, No. l. Sons or
fonadab QroncIad). was held at JON
adab Hall. 623 Louisiana avenue
June &c. It resulted as follows;
Charles Z. Sudwarth. W c, re-
slecred: Oliver Bennett, V. c, re-
,lected- James J. Kelly, ? c., re-
.iected: John T. Harvey p, reject
joir L Hogan, F. s.; Frank J. Nc
Suad.. treasurer. reelected John. p.
luin, guide. reelected: c. B. Cutler Cutler.
assistant guide, Te-e1ec5eoj ~ " Sis siT
rsre unanimously chosen.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
NEW YORK RESORTS.
NEW YORK RESORTS.
WHERE THIS SUMMER !?
Long Island, NY.
0wept by Cool Sea
BreeZeS.

Over 400 miles of shore line on
ocean, sound, and bays-unequaled
for boating, surf and still water
bathing. Perfect roads for auto
MODELLING.
Beautiful wooded hill country
overlooking sounds and bays on the
north shore; lakes and streams in
the interior; perfect beaches on the
great South Bay and Atlantic Ocean.
Send cents postage to the Gen
eraI Passenger Agent for book,
Summer Resorts on Long Island"
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD co.
A L LANGDON HOWARD N. SMITH
Tramo Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Dss Firth ave. New York.
ts2SJy612
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
RUN BY POLITICIANS.

We business women" said she, de
mani a voice In the management Of this
country's affairs"
II Wish you luck" responded he But
that's more than we business men have
ever been able 10 get'--Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
PLANNING
FORBOSTON MEETING
Washington Party Will
Leave August Big
Camp Ground.
Top Row, Left 10 Right

Ths knights OF Pythias grand lodge
committee on Boston clubs. which is
organizing parties TO attend the Pyth-
ian natiOraI meeting IN the Hub, has
ma de a report in detail to Grand Chan
celior c. II. Woodward. who has sent
the report TO the subordinate lodges.
The Washington party viii leave Sun
day, August ?. at a m, stopping a
few hours IN New York city, and ar
rive IN Boston early next morning.
The Somerset Hotel will be the head
quarters OF the Supreme Lodge, where
the session OF that body viii be held.
Franklin Field, the site OF the uniform
Rank Camp, Will afford superb accom-
J rotations. The finest camp the Rank
ever had, is the claim made for this
location. The Boston program, which
covers events for days and evenings
from August 4 TO includes:
Opening Of the Supreme Lodge, 10 a.
m. August 4; parade Of the Uniform
Rank in afternoon: subordinate lodge
parade and Pytbian Sisters, August 5.
These and other Pythian events. with
entertainment features and sightseeing,
make up one OF the most attractive
program ever arranged for q Pyth-
ian meeting Of this character. Indica-
lions point 10 the largest attendance in
the orders history.
The Chancellor Commanders Club IS
making arrangements for an outing Of
the knights and their friends at Chesa-
peake Beach Friday, July II.
Hermione Lodge. No. Il is preparing
10 equip and muster in a company for
the uniform rank, using HermIone Com
pany, 10. 1, as a nucleus.
Excelsior Lodge, No. T. conferred the
work on the second rank on a candi-
date. Tuesday evening. at the Pythian
Temple. and proceedings were reported
10 be as warm as the weather.
Harmony Lodge. No. p. conferred the
implied third rank Thursday evening.
Fred ". Helbig, ST., an old-time mem
Der Of GeTmania Lodge. ~. Is. and an
active member Of Washington Com
panys No. ], I. R., has heen reappOint-
ed lieutenant Quartermaster Of the First
Battalion Uniform Rank.
Webster Lodge, No. :. gave an enjoy
able excursion to its members and
friends Thursday evening. on the steam
er jamestown.
Capital Lodge. No q. is planning 10
send a delegation 70 the Boston meet
iEg
Rathbone Temple, No /, Pythian Sis
ters, elected officers Friday evening
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
CHALFONTE
THE LEEDS COMPANY

The LEkIHi TON ksssas - aTs. i
depot, i00 yds. from beach and Palace Pier
Hotel premises extend % beach. ocean view.
Bathing direct from house. Choice table SUD
piled from our own farm White service
Stationary washsrands with running water IN
rooms. s. and Up weekly, s. 3 ana Up daily
Sat. 20 Mon 50 So Booklet
je2l8 PAUL c. ROsECRANs.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Rathbone Temple, No /, PYthian Sis
ters, elected officers Friday evening
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

A reception was held at the hall OF
A. R. Talbot Camp on Thursday even
ing in honor OF District Deputy Nc
Caffrey and Delegate Willard. Columbia
Camp adjourned and attended in a body,
headed by Past Consul Defandorf and
Consul Vandervort, 3. F. Gibbs. State
slerlk; B. F. Schaeffer. consul Of Monu-
mental Camp; a. Z. Chafee, State con-
sui: ]. w. Sutherin. head physician,
and William Wheatley, were also pres
mt
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

West End Camp gave its first annual
EXCURSION to Chesapeake Beach on We'd
aesday, and was a success in every
particular. over 1000 people awaited
themselves Of the opportunity TO es-
cape the excessive heat OF the city.
The baseball game between this camp
and Georgetown Camp resulted in a
victory FOR West End, the score being
IL to g.
The winners will play A. r. Talbot
Camp at Chesapeake Beach on July IA.
and Lincoln Camp Al Great Falls, on
July p. II Is not improbable that a
.esgue VIII be formed among the sew
srai camps OF the city, in the near
future.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Capital Lodge. No p. is planning u
send a delegation TO the Boston meet
iEg.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Webster Lodge. No. :. gave an enjoy
able excursion to its members and
friends Thursday evening, on the steam
er jamestown.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
FAMILY LIQUOR Ste

Fine Wines and Liquors for family usa
Sole distributor OF Old Purissima whisky
WIZ. CANNON, 1225-1227 9TH st. y. w,
Telephone North SIS.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
FLOUR, FEED, AND Hay.

We handle Flour. Feed and Poultry Food
OF an kinds. Buckwheat, Rye and Graham
Flours- J. ?. c. RITTER & SONS. 70S o
st NV. Phone North Is.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Lincoln Camp. at its regular meeting
initiated the following candidates: VIII
lam A. Rellen. George \. Jessie, VIII
lam Z. Thompson, DR.. J. ". Pollock,
Henry Rstz. Mr. Mattison. and Mr.
Blades. A large number OF visitors were
crescent and refreshments we're served
Head Physician Sutherin attended the
read physicians meeting at Peoria
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
MAcHIN1sTs AND ENGINEERS.

ALLEN, MITCHELL o CO.,
1kachiztEts ard E1gtneerL
I5th and Ohio ave nv once phone Main
GS55 Night phone Z 10Os-
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Fred ". HeIbig, ST., an old-time mem
Der Of GeTmania Lodge. NJ. Is. and an
active member Of Washington Com
pany, No. ], L. r., has been reappOint-
ed lieutenant Quartermaster Of the First
Battalion Uniform Rank.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Excelsior Lodge, No. Il, conferred the
work on the second rank on a candI-
date, Tuesday evening, at the Pythian
Temple. and proceedings were reported
10 be as warm as the weather
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

Ths EdW. T. KILLER Inst. o. Phy.ical
Training. Fencing. wrestling. Dancfur
TumblinE. etc Physical training n 81 n
branches; physical culture for men, E.o-nou
and Children individual instruction OILY
1zl5 II ST. NV Phone n. 6gET.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Harmony Lodge. No p. conferred the
implied third rank Thursday evening.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
FURNITURE.

TIE BALTIMORE STORE,
N Dunbracco Pro-. 334 Penna- ave So, a
full line OF furniture. HeywOOd'S gO-carts etc
Step IN and inspect Or stock Nc trouble to
show YOU.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
PAINTS. OILS, AND GLASS.

A paint for every pzrpoas.
our Paints stand The text
Z. 7. MURPHY q CO.
A Paint House 10 12rh 81 nv
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

The Chancellor Commanders' Club IS
making arrangements for an outing OF
the knights and their friends at Chesa-
peake Beach Friday, July Il.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Hermione Lodge. No. Il is preparing
70 equip and muster in a company for
the uniform rank, using Hermlone Com
pany, no. 4, as a nucleus.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

Frederick c. StelEsr,
Sanitary Plumbing. Steam. and Hot Vv.a.-
Heating Get or prices on bathroom ~
turea- Repairing and reDOldIng- We wfu n.
pleased 70 furnish estimates upon a1plSo1rio-
Al work done promptly, and under M or
supervision TeIepho1e Kan S5zs. 20 SSventh
Street Southwest
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

spscIalties IN roofing material. Asphaltum
rubber roofing. Kure-A-Leke. mastic com
nound nv the gallon Lime. cement. etc
ChEs. S. Eissnger. "a It'll st Phone North
ss53-
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Five bottles Va Claret ------...-.....s a a,
Three Bottles Best California Clarsf - q y
p MURPHY,
Phone Merit "a Eth and N ".
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
BUTLER'S RHEULsATIC REMEDY,

A KIDNEY and heart torl-- A remedy for
rbeurnatisrn and 20 IL neUrelgia and sciatica-
Beneficial IN paralysis ans blood poisoning
Price 90 cents. Indiana ave. and > SITS.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28

Rufus Q. Brooks, Sic . St. y. ~,
Bathtubs. boilers, water closetS S--scisI
attention paid 70 house draining a-d stovs
repairing Telephone.
The Washington times., 1908-06-28
PLUMBING AND Thinning.

J. z. ATKINSON. IS2 18Th St, RsEssss--
Cd Plumber. You need a
zcTWAT
Gas water Heater Phone North 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
]. B. Duffy Cannot Find Employ.
meni, and Wants 10 Return
TO AysIum.
WITHOUT JOB, HOME Or FRIENDS
Young Man Was Sent to williamsburg
/, TWO Years Ago, But Was plschnra-
!. cd as Cured Last August, and Sc.
cured Position on Army Trans
port.

- =, \, , ~.
rcih'icss' without posll'oh or
nome, aeser'cu py ms FORMER friends,
Shu WIN no reiatiVcs wlthti several
hunurcd milcs Oh 'his ci'y !. H. Dui
iN'a Young man, VINO was uiseharEcu
,.oih me W'iiiamspurg iuhnllc asylum
tSsl august appeaiou 10 Iatroimcn
'.Auans ana Price last hish' 10 lock
mn up OIL Tue eharsc OF lunacy so
INV nc cnh DC sent pack TO Wiiiiam'i
purg. ne ohlcers attempted 10 per-
suauc 'ho youhS mah out OF me idca
ol giNins hinseli up but utter Taking
WIN nm u snort 'imc ihey became
I convinced 'nat ne Is OF nhsouhd mind
,uu 'ney rocked nm up ut me station
Rouse.
Bu,iys nome Is In North Carolina
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12

Of naval administration were pointed
out by Mr. Dawson. OF Iowa. who IL
the author OF a bill to reorganiac tn"
navy IN departments. lie quoted rom
the reports of Secretaries Moody ana
Long. showing that the system OF
eight separate bureaus entirely lnde
pendent OF each other, cacn or which
exercised the power OF ISSUING or
ders which have the full force ana
erect of orGers from the secretary
of the navy. created a condition ~
the department which was pIodnctlv
OF conflict and contention. lie sd:d
that the public has had many st king
Instances within the past few years
showing the clashing OF Interests ana
authority under this system.
He disclaimcd any criticism OF men
or Officers.
MIR. Loud, of Michigan, favored pa
val program of two battlcsnips cacr
year for the next ten years.
Following q brief address by MI.
O'Conncll, Massachusetts, supporting
the four battleship proposition. tho
House at p, M. with Tire bill sti't
under consideration, took recess I'M
til 1850 a. IN. Monday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12
SEVEN HUNDRED TARs
GOING TO PACIFIC COAST
Auxiliary Cruiser Prairie viii Garry
Men to Warships on Asiatic
Station.

According to dispatches received
here Yesterday from Washington. Nv"
blue Jackets are 10 be sent fron New
poit News and Norfolk TO tho racihc
coast via Colon >and thence sent 10
Guam and Manila by on army lrans-l
port. to replace men on the Asianc
station whose terms are about to cX-
pre-.
The mon will be taken to Colon on
the auxiliary cruiser Prairie, nrriv ,
ing there about May A. ihcy VIII
then be transferred across the lsth-
mus and Will take passage on the i'u'
rnlo. which will transport them 10
San Francisco, arriving there not
later Than juno 1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-12

comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan,
which is 10 be presented ut the Aca-
DENY OF Music on Tuesday evening.
April 2S. by we'll known amateurs.
Rchcarsnls Tor the opera began
Thursday evening. under the direction
of Prof Il. 7. Rcmickc who Is acting
as musical director. Mr. w. b. Bur
Kiss is the stage manager. Mrs. j.
Kennedy Cross is arranging the
dances and Mr. w Spencer Henley IS
business manager.
The opera is to he presented for
the benefit and under the auspices of
the Joseph Charles Memorial Guild
and number of ladies' we'll known
in social circles will he patroncsscs.
The cast has been selected rs fol-
lows
Judsc-ATr. Harry vandergrift
Plaintiff-Miss Ada Brooks.
Counsel-hIr Thomas Mcanlcy.
Defendant-Mr. John Van Ryn.
Foreman or mry-Mr, S. Ii. Mellow
ell.
ushcr-Mr. Godfrey smith.
bridesmaids Mesdames Keller.
Corss. Willis. Jones and Clarke,
Misses Stewart, Ida Henley Gather
inc Henley l-apsley Yost, Nexsen
Stearnes and Anne Brooks.
Iurymen- AlcssrS Clarke. Bartlett
Howe Cooke. West. Baker, Vincent.
Cotircll Coleman. Hundlcy, Gildncr,
Turner. Hull
& As Trial by Jury" is very short.
several special musical numbers and
dances will IL introduced.
MIR. and Mrs. L. 4. Ivy returned
home yesterday afternoon from lot
Springs. Ark
Mrs. J. NJ. Slaughter and il,e
daughter Alice have returned hone
alter spending soycrai weeks WIN lci-
auycs in Richmond.
Mrs. +. pclaplams MINIS rclurne.'
home Friday from 7onoK. where sne
was the guest OF her SISTER. Mis-.
Sullivan
! Miss lauzab til Nor cock, Of wa
liamsburg- IS visiting Mrs. William
Hoanc Aylctt
Mr. Z. q Rogers mas returned from
trip 10 Florida
J Mr. aud Mrs. John scawcli hay,
gone TO Gloucester county. where mes
wore called by news OF the death OF
NIr. seaweil's sister, Miss Monfc Sea
Wei
Commander Victor Bicc. I. 5. n.
and lh,lc son Stuart, nave returned