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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02
South Boston Social News.
Especial to The Times pispatch.l

. iSpeClbl 10 me IIfneS-Dlsp8iClI
SOUTH BOSTON, VA, August L.
> most denghtful bowling party at the
Oriole Bowling Parlors on Tuesday
honor of their guest, Mrs. Tredway
Gravely. of Danviiie. After the game.
delicious ices were served. Those who
participated in this game We're Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Watkins, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Misses Nell and Virginia Darlington,
Mrs. Ella Clare CUT. OF Savannah, Ga:
Misses Louise Penick and Mamie Fry,
Eessrs- John watkins H9Wsrten
Barksdale and owen Wilson.
Rev Otis NJ. Clark, of this place, ex-
poets TO lea*e within the next six
weeks for the Valley of San Joaquin.
California, where he will take charge
member of the district conference and
fas been recommended by that body
20 become member of the annual
conference. He is but a mere boy. and
deserves a great deal of credit. hav-
Ing delivered a number OF excellent
sermons from the Methodist pulpit at
shis place. He taught in the COM
percial department of the high school
IN Richmond for several sessions. His
many friends wish him unbounded sue
:ess in his new field.
Mrs. Trsdway Gravely and little son,
William. of DanviIle, are visiting Mr..
fnu MES. JAMES L-4pscoiip' Ji., at tHis
place.
DR.. George II. Denny. president of
Washington and Lee University, was
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Tucker
Turing the week.
Mrs. Mary Moseley, of this place.
Is spending some time at Watt Sprigg,
Va
Miss Marion Jordan, of Petersburg,
and Miss Hilda Hurt, of Crewe, visited
Mr. and Mrs II. a. Thomas this week.
Mr.. W. Easley Bass, formerly an old
Halifax boy. but now of Lynchburg,
is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Frank r. Edmondson. who was
operated upon for appendicitis by Drs.
Belt, owen and Booker a few days
ago, is doing nicely.
Miss Fannie Clarke. of this place. is
visiting friends in Danville and Lynch
burg.
DR. w. H. Moseley has returned from
pleasant trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Alice Baird McRae and Mrs.
Josie Emboy. of Richmond, are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel f. Gilliland on
upper Main.
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Meltons Social News.
fspecial 10 The Times-Dlspatch.

Special to The TlMes- DIspatch.1 II
MELTONS. LOUISA COUNTY, VA,
August l.-Professor and Mrs. j. w.
Cook and daughters. Misses Mary and
Helen, of Danville, Va, are spending
the summer with Mrs. Cooks mother,
Mrs. M. c. Ogg.
Mr. d. II. Loyal, OF Richmond,
Visited the home of Mr.. w. G. Woody
Mr.. Charles G. Carter and Miss Susie
Kennedy, of Charlottesville, are. guests
OF Miss Nora Carter this week.
Va, is on visit to her brother, Mr..
L. y. Yancey.
Mrs. Edwards and little daughter,
of Richmond, are boarding at the home
OF Mrs. P. A. Dettor near here.
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a party Of eight to- Virginia Beach

a party OF eight to Virginia Beach
and Cape Henry.
The guests for the past week were
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Gibbons. Miss
Margaret Gibbons and Master Thomas
Gibbons, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Winston,
Miss Kathleen Winston. Master Harry
Winston, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Redd, Miss
William P. Reed, Mr.. Meyer, Mr.. Dickey,
Mrs. Courtney. Miss Dorothy Courtney,
Miss Dorothy Dame Mrs. Thomas
Ruffin, Masters Thomas Craig, Ran
dolph and Joseph Ruffln, Miss Florence
Miss Ethel Evans. Mrs. l.. Conrad, Mr..
Hunter Phillps-all of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Richmond. was in town Wednesday
shaking hands with his friends. Mr.
Wilmer Is a son-in-law OF Mr.. James
l.. Wlite, of Abingdon, Va. and is
spending his summer vacation in
Southwest Virginia.
q short visit to his parents at Radford.
and was accompanied by his mother,
who will spend few weeks with her
son.
Mrs. C. M. Shannon and little daugh-
ter. Ellen. spent few days last week
with Judge George w. Richardson In
w. G. Buchanan, is in Richmond on
visit to his brother
v. NJ. Scott and George w. DeBusk
attended the Republican convention
of the Ninth Congressional District,
Mrs. Edna p. Eversole and child re-
turned to their home, Robinsvllle. N.
c.. after spending several weeks with
relatives in Rich Valley, this county.
Captain John r, Johnston. of Chris
Price, Of the Miller Manual Labor
School. OF Albemarle county, Va, We're
guests Of Mr.. Palmer ST. Clair this
week.
Miss Lettte Crawford. Of Emory. is
the guest of Mrs. j. Fl. Finks.
Dr.: T. Jefferson Hughes sent Charles
rial Hospital. Richmond. on last Tues
day, where he will BIO operated on by
DR.. George Ben. Johnston for appen-
dicitis.
Mr.. S. r. Meredith, wife and five
children. Of Richmond. Va, are sum
j. b. Whitaker. Mr.. Meredith is an
official of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company.
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saltville Social News.
Especial 10 Tho rim a. -Dlspatch.

SAIlTVILLE, VA August l,--Mrs.
". p, Buchanan entertained hummer
of her friends on last Wednesday a..
ternoon at her country home o mort
distance from saltville. The enter
tainment was given In honor o. MISS u
Kate Nunely. OF Chatham, Va. who me- =
the guest OF Mrs. A, Hucnsanah, ~.
Mrs. u. IL. Jacocks. y. s, Goetohtus, y
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who has been at Cherry Grove for
some weeks past, has gone to Gordons
Vile to visit Charles P. Cowherd, his

who has been at Cherry Grove for
some weeks past, has gone to Gordons-
vile to visit Charles P. Cowherd, his
nephew.
Mrs. II. r. LAWS. OF Richmond, is
spending some weeks at Cherry Grove,
Harris.
Miss Maggie Conway is home again
after a long stay In Orange.
Miss Sadie Keivergham. who has
been visiting at Conway. has returned
to Norfolk.
county. has been visiting friends in
Sulphur Mines. in Louisa. with her sis
ter. Mrs. DR.. Purdy.
Professor Nixon has recently been
on business trip to West Virginia,
but is home again.
Captain Vaughan of Inez, Louisa
county, stopped over on his return from
Orange, where he had been visiting
Mr.. It. 7. billiard. who has been very
sick..is now much improved. and hopes
soon TO be up and we'll
Mrs, Allison and Miss Lizzie Allison,
of Richmond. have been spending some
days at Prospect Hill, visiting Mrs,
| John Waller Holiday.
Mrs. S. D. Todd has returned home
from Fauquier county, where she spent
| some weeks with her kinsfolk.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Pau Harris. of Wood
| side. have been visiting at Gordons-
Isvile.
/ Miss Susie Holiday is visiting her
/ sister, Mrs. Charles Plowherd, at Cor
! louisville.
Mr.. Brian Holiday. OF Philadelphia
! has been here on a visit to his father.
4 John M. Holiday, for week, but has
l now returned.
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Holladav Social News

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
HOLIDAY, VA, August 1.--Judge
"A. l.. Holiday, of Richmond and his
daughter. Miss Caroline Holiday. have
been here several days on visit to
the old family residence and relatives
Miss Lucy Harris left for a trip to
Orange for this week
Captain Jack Harris OF Richmond.
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Ocean View Social News.

Special to This Times pispatch.l
OCEAN VIEW, VA. August 1.-THE
View. enjoyed two delightful OUTINGS
this week; first to Old Point, Hampton,
Soldiers' Home and Normal School,
I "Wednesday Msk LiYesaX ahaneyoned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

It is the policy ofthis house never to carry over
Ready-Made Garments from one season to the
next and to effect final and absolute clearance
before our semi-annual inventory we have gone
through the remaining stocks and made most ex-
Cost or former Instability have not been con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Mrs. Mary Moseley, of this place,
is spending some time at Watt Sprigg,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Mrs C. NJ Shannon and little daugh-
ter. Ellen. spent few days last week
with Judge George w. Richardson in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

DR.. George II. Denny. president Of
Washington and Lee University, was
.he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Tucker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-08-02

Mrs. Trsdway Gravely and little SON.
William. of DanviIle, are visiting Mr..
ind Mrs. James Lipscomb. Jr.. at this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

will entertain at a Sunday night sup
per tonight for Mrs. w. A. Moon.
x x
Mrs. Adolph Baer and Miss Minette
Baer have returned from a stay of
nearly three weeks in Denver
Miss Lorene Leary entertains tomor-
row afternoon for Mrs. Evans and Miss
McCrory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Lawrence
and their two children have returned
from Ely, New, and are again at home
at No. IA Kensington.
X X x
Milton Sprague has arrived from the
coast and will spend some time with
his mother and his sisters, Mrs. A. E.
Walker and Mrs. Sadler.
Mrs. W. T. Benson and her family
left yesterday for their cottage at Wa
satch to spend the summer.
x x
The c. E. Allen family spent yester-
day in the canyon and will remain over
today.
Miss Margaret Werner will entertain
at a large tea Tuesday afternoon for
Miss June Whittemore, who Is her
guest.
X X x
Mrs. w d. Donoher entertains at a
tea on Thursday afternoon for Mrs.
James .Finlen of Chicago and for Miss
Hester Lavelle Of Spokane
Messrs. Mckenzie and Ernest Jones
are down from Park City visiting DR..
and Mrs. p E. Jones.
Misses Addie and Rae Engelman re-
turned Monday from Los Angeles after
an absence of two years. They are now
at home at GIL East Seventh South
street.
Mrs. NJ. Levey of New York, who
has been the guest of her sister. Mrs.
r. w. Daynes, for some time, returns
shortly to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bransford are
expected back early in the week from
fishing trip in Idaho.
Mrs. r. E. Hoag leaves this morning
for her home in Ogden after few
days visit with Mrs. F. A. Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester D. Freed and
Miss Alton Young left yesterday for
the east to be away some weeks.
The Woman's Republican club will
meet tomorrow with Mrs John c. Cut
Ter.
x x x
Mrs. T. ]. Conway and family have
gone on visit to Yellowstone park for
thirty days.
X X X
The marriage of Miss Bertha Giles
pie and Abraham Davis took place at
the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gillespie. June 30.
Bishop William Mcmillan performed
the ceremony. after which an elaborate
supper was served. The table covers
were strewn with ivy and pansy bios
SONS. with a beautiful center piece con-
sisting of a variety of June roses. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05
wasatch summer Resort.

Hotel. family cottages for rent. Stage,
leaves McHenery's livery stable. MUIR
ray. daily, $3.50 a. m. Extra stage Sat--
urday evening and returning Monday
morning Found trip $3.50. John Star
ley, manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

Vienna Walnut Bread cannot be ex-
celled. Ask your grocer or phone 1881.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

bride wore gown of white net~v,>.sl
taffeta. with lace trimmings, and was
attended by her sister Alton. Louis
Davis, brother of the groom, was best
man. Punch was served during the
evening by Miss Edith Gillespie, and
Mrs. James Kirk received the guests.
Several solos were rendered and a most
enjoyable evening was spent One hun
dred and twenty-five guests were pres
ent.
ROLAND s. Hall of Ann Arbor and
Miss Ora March were united in mar
riase Friday at the residence of Mrs.
John Donelson, 26S Fifth avenue. Bish-
op Joseph Christensen officiated. A
wedding breakfast followed the cere-
mony. The couple left for Spanish
Fork. where Mr.. Hall Is employed in
the United States reclamation service.
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NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY.

NEW BOOKS IN LIBRARY.
The following twenty-six volumes will
be added TO the public library Monday
morning:
Reference.
Canadian Yearbook 1906
Catholic Encyclopedia, vol g.
Dictionary of National Biography. vol 8.
Poole's Index to Periodical Literature,
vol 6. 19o2-1906.
Miscellaneous.
Corbin-Which College for the Boy.
Cromer-Modern Egypt vols.
Dickinson-Poems, vols.
GOsSe-Father and Son.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Methods of
Fiction.
Raymond-Poems, vols.
French.
Bourget-Duchesse Bleue.
Fiction.
Tompkins-Dr. Ellen.
ChiIdren's Books.
Bailey-Roberta and Her Brothers.
Burba-Our Bird Friends.
Denton-Little Peoples Dialogues.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-05

King-To the Front
Lewis-Next-door Morelands.
Long-Whose Home Is the Wilderness.
Mabie-Legends Every Child Should
Know.
Nesbit-Enchanted Castle.
Whyte-Ninas Career
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Pharaoh's Glen

Opens with it's cool, shady rill. Fur
nished cabins and tents, with or with
ont board. First come, first served.
MANAGER ALLEN,
Ind. 22S5. Bell, 3087-Z.
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DON'T SUFFER.

| Eat your lunch at that popular BAL
CONY DINING ROOM, where the air
is always cool and pure
| ROYAL CAFE,
| 2S2 South Main Street.
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Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.. 142 Main
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05
The Fox il the Garden
(FROM TIE TALMUD. J

a fox came near a beautiful
orhard Of trees covered with delicious
fruit 81 must taste that fruit said
he. 'but, alas there is II great wall all
round the garden. over which | cannot
jump" So round and round he went,
till at length. after long search. he
found small hole. but it was too
small to admit him. So. in order to get
in. he had to make himself thinner.
and this he accomplished by fasting
for several days. until he was II poor.
half-starved creature. Then. to his
great delight. he scrambled through
and thoroughly enjoyed the feast.
For several days he remained in the
lovely spot, thoroughly satisfying his
appetite and enjoying the delicious
things. Suddenly. he fancied he heard
the voice of the owner of the orchard.
Off he flew to the hole through which
he had come. but. alas he could no!
squeeze himself to the other side: h"
had become SO fat that il was impos-
sible for him to get out. ALAS y said
he. "what shall doe The owner OF
the garden will call ME to account.
and what will become of me! There
is only one chance for me. and that is
to fast and starvc myself again. so that
may crawl out through the hole
And so for three days he starved
himself, and then. with the utmost
difficulty got himself out of the gar
den And then he looked at the lovely
garden and said: go. garden. thou
are most beautiful. but of what good
art thou to me! What is the good of
all my labor and cunning: am as
poor and thin as | was before! -
Thus it was with man. With moth
ing comes he into the world. and
naught does he take from it, and of
all his work and labor nothing but
his good deeds go with him.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05

all the annals of human tyranny
Better far that the Jews should be-
driven entirely from the ranks than
that they should be branded as caste
of serfs. The policy of exclusion
from the service is not without its
dangers. 1t is IA notorious trick not
unknown to the Rolunania', anti-Se-
mites: and it's object is to rule out
the victims from the status of crlI-
nary citizenship. So long as the Jews
perform their military service, the
withholding from them of civic rights
is destitute of logical justification
But once deprive them of the oppor-
tunity of serving with the colours, and
every restriction is pleaded as reason
able against what becomes, to all in
tcntsand purposes, a population which
is precluded from taking its share in
state obligations. The committee
which has been discussing these ami
able proposals will be remembered by
those who follow Russian affairs as Il
packed body. The opposition was
carefully excluded from it-accord-
ing to some reports with NJ. Stoly-
pins consent-and the sittings were
held behind closed doors. One can
hardly be surprised. therefore, at any
thing which these choice spirits of
Duma hopelessly reactionary way de-
bate among themselves.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05
A Christian Divine's Tribute

lie who snecrs at the Hebrew 's
silly. No race has ever given the
world such marvels of personality rs
those given by the Hebrews. We
hasten to acknowledge the debt OF
Christianity to the jew. lie has Civ
eno,is the highest concept of God ever
conceived The Greeks made their gods
the Romans made theirs, and all men
will ever make their particular gods.
The Jew made his god. but not from
wood or stone. He could not chiscl
it forth in magnificence as could the
Greek. he could not put its form on
canvas. He could only take the at
tributes of God. goodness. mercy.
justice. majesty. Out of these the
ancient Hebrew formed his deity
Rev. DR.. Rasmus. Methodist Church,
San Francisco.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05
4round THE Uorld
HOLLAND

Last week. Mr.. Tobias Michael Carel
:sser. the famous jurist. and Ministe
of State of Holland. celebrated his
SEVENTEEN birthday. Nearly all the
leading Dutch papers utilized the oc-
casion to print articles in which they
dwelt on the great services that this
eminent statesman has rendered not
only to his native country. but also,
and even to a greater extent. in the
domain of international law. He was
scarcely thirty years old when he was
appointed Professor of Commercial
Law at the Athenacum in Amsterdam
which subsequently became the AM
sterdar university. In 1873, Will
lam III. appointed him Standing
Counsel to the Ministry for Foreign
Affairs. and in 1893 the present
Queen conferred on him the member
ship of the Council of State. His ap-
pointment two years ago us Minister
of State was the public recognition
of his remarkable and many sided ac-
tivitics. Mr. AsScr has represented
Holland at nearly all Congresses on
international Law. and has been one
of its delegates at both the Peace Con-
crosses held at the Hague.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05
The Duma and the Jewish
= Soldiers

The Defence Committee of the
Duma has been considering the ques-
ton of Jewish military service. Opin-
ion among the members was divided.
Some desired to exclude Jews from
the army altogether: others desired to
retain them, not as cOmbatants. but
for the purpose of carrying on what
are described as various employ
ments connected with the army
Hitherto the 'anti-Semites in various
countries have been content to keep
the Jews rigidly within the non-com-
missioncd ranks. But the new propo-
sal improves on this practice. The
Jews are now, apparently to be the
military drudges, employed in perpet
ual fatigue d,ty-the hewers of wood
and drawers of water, with the stamp
of inferiority marked indelibly upon
their foreheads. For sheer cruelty
this notion could not be bettered in
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05
ELDORADO SPRINGS IS OPEN

The Colorado & Southern announces
that the charming resort, Eldorado
Springs, is open for the season. The
usual low rates and convenient ser
vice will prevail. Its grand rugged
mountains, precipitous canons, Har
man Falls, crazy stairways, and great
est of all. its warm swimming pools.
make it truly the mountain and sea-
shore resort of the West. The New
Eldorado, an excellent hotel, is ready
for guests. Take your Sunday din
ncr at Eldorado.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05
Confirmation at B. n. H. Syn.
ae0eue

Confirmation services at b. NJ. IL.
Synagogue are to be held this Friday
morning at 10 O'clOck. The program
follows:
Professional. "Father. ...... Beth
ha Medrosh IagodOl Alumni Choir
Opening Prayer. Jessie Finesilver
"Our Shepherd is the Lord.
Salutatory: Our Teachers, .......
ID :............... Rebecca Frank
Jewish Ideals ....... Eveline Pelton
Our Creed ........ Anna Cohen
Shema Yisroel.
The Ten Words ...... .Confirmants
''Sing to the Sovereign.
Our TOrah. Interchangeable .......
............. Fannie POberesky
God the Lawgiver -. Esther WallOf
Through Nature to God .........
Fannie Sherman
AdOn Olam.
Judaism as Conduct .....
.................. Daisy Brodsky
The Talmud .... Alfred Feldman
judaism s Message to the World.
.......... Clarence Gruben
Individual Responsibility .......
.-............... Lena karchmer
- Happy Who in Early, Youth
God in History. .. Lily Israelskc
The Messianic Era ..............
............... Michael y. Heller
The Mission of Israel ;. .......
.............. Ethel Rosenbloom
Valedictory: Our Pledge ........
...s.....!.: :: Arnold Weinberger
Distribution of Diplomas.
Confirmation Hymn. Father, to
Thee"
Sermon. "Our Motto. .'...........
..f... . Rabbi c. f.. IIillel Kauvar
En- Kelohenu. Va 'anachnu and zig
dial. >. :. Congregation and Choir
The Confirmants and their resi-
dences, -whcrathcy will Iecciy.o on next
Sunday afternoon. are: Daisy Brod-
sky, 2639 Curtis street: Anna Cohen.
sO3 29th street: Alfred Fcldman. 1921
T.. 9th avenue: Jessie Finesilver. $50
Kalamath street Rebccca Frank. 272O
Champa street: Clarence Gruben. lO45
Eleventh street: Michael \. Heller.
S1S 'Thirty-sccond street: Lily Israel
ske, 23lS ArapahOe street: Lena
Karchmer. 2615 Curtis street: Evcline
Pelton, 1926 +. 26th avenue: Fannie
Poberesky. 2737 Champa street Ethel
RoscnblOom, 6O4 Fox street: Fannie
Sherman. 26O5 California street: Ar
mold Wcinberger. 2462 Glenarm place:
Esther Wallof. 3O23 Marion street.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05

ARE YOU TO TAKE \ TRIP9
On Tuesday the Colorado & South
ern sells round trip tickets to all state
points from Denver, Colorado Springs
and Pueblo at exceptionally low rates.
The Jewish outlook., 1908-06-05
TUESDAY AN EXCURSION
DAY.

Colorado T. Southern sells tickets on
Tuesday from Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo to all state points
at very low rates for the round trip.