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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Louisa Social News.
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Louisa. Va. April 9.--Miss Clara
Trice returned Tuesday from a visit
to her sister. Mrs. John Tyler. in RICH
mond
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T Gordon left Thurs
day to spend several days in Rich
rnond
Mrs. Henry Koch and daughter. Mrs.
Meyers, returned TO their home in
New York. after spending several
weeks In Louisa.
Misses Rosalie and Sadie Francisco
have returned TO their home near here,
after teaching in Pittsylvania county
for the past session.
Lewis Cosby, of Richmond, is visit
ing his parents. near here.
Ex-Governor w. II. Cameron has
been spending few days with his
son. George Cameron. here
III. b. Taylor. of Cumberland coun-
ty. has taken charge of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio office here.
Mrs. joseph b. Winston. of Waynes-
boro. IS visiting relatives in Louisa.
Joe Hall, of Gordonsville. is coach
ing the Louisa track team.
Miss Julia Kupfer has returned to
her home in Washington, after visit
to the Misses Goodwin here.
Mrs, John D. Sawyer left Monday
to visit her sister, Mrs. Everett Per-
kins, in Roanoke.
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night The furnishings are of highly
polished chartered oak, including mod
crn benches. except within the bar rail-
where costly chairs OF heavy pattern
have been placed. including twelve re.
volving chairs Of reclining pattern for
the Jurors.
This chamber. like that for the City
Council. Is protected from the noise of
the streets by tier of office rooms
on either side, while 1t is lighted and
ventilated from the upper parts of the
high walls. which extend above the
tier of rooms along either side.
The building is provided with a
modern steam cheating plant and with
running water
The Ladies' Memorial Association OF
this city has been raising funds for
several years for the purpose OF erect
ing a monument in Bristol to the
| memory of the Confederate dead. 1t
| is understood that this association will
now ask the Council for permission to
erect such a monument on the prem
| Uses, and directly in front OF the main
entrance to the hall, as the concrete
walkways are so constructed that they
| approach the main entrance from
either of the two front corners OF the
premises
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is at the home OF his parents Mr..
Street. He will leave June for an
extended tour of Europe.
Captain John +. l. Hopkins cele-
brated his aightieth birthday Wednes-
day. The day was spent quietly at
home, receiving the congratulations
and good wishes of callers.
Mrs. l.. ID. T. Quliuby returned from
Baltimore Monday, and occupied her
new home. Kerr Place" the follow
ing day.
Mrs. John W. Leatherbury and lit
tie daughter Margaret. OF Eastville
are guests OF Mrs. r. L. Shield, at
"Nelrosc''
Miss Nellie P. Powell is visiting
relatives In Norfolk.
Miss George L. Lewis entertained
the Domino Club Thursday evening.
James j.. Hale, who has been under
treatment at the Sarah Leigh Hospital.
Norfolk. since November last. re-
turned home Thursday.
Miss Hattie W. Kelley and Hattie
Parks are In Norfolk. the guests of
Mrs. William B. Stevenson.
Miss Margaret Clark, OF Pocomoke
City, Md. Is spending the week with
Miss Sadie Fletcher
Mrs. ]. Clayton Dennis, of New York
City. recently the guest of her sisters,
Mrs. F. o. T. Custis and Mrs. CT. Fred
Kelly, left for her home Friday.
Mrs. 5. c. McGrath spent this week
in Bloxom. the guest of Mrs. John W.
Bowdofn
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has been given credit for being one OF
the prettiest and most conveniently ar
ranged in the State. The Office of j.
II. Gose, clerk of the Corporation
Court and City Council, has been gen
orally commented on as one of the
most commodious and best arranged
clerks Offices within the bounds Of the
Commonwealth. 1t has been provided
not only with modern desks tables
and chairs, but with the latest pat
tern of steel vault fixtures, including
file cases and book shelves
The interior arrangement of the
building places the Police Court and
the Chief of Policies headquart ers on
the ground floor. on the next floor is
the Council chamber, the Mayors Of
fee, the Office of the City Treasurer
and Water Commissioner.
on the third floor is the court cham
Der, the Office OF the clerk and va
rious other office rooms. The court
chamber is one of the handsomest to
be found anywhere. 1t Is large and
well ventilated, and in addition to the
| first floor. has a spacious balcony for
the accommodation of any overflow of
spectators. This chamber is lighted
! with incandescent chandeliers, and
presents a very brilliant scene at
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Phoebus Social News.
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lSPSNl1ht " L iIe
Phocbus, Va. April e.-The Phoebus
firemcn have an invitation to visit
Altoona, Pa, during the Pennsylvania
state Firemen's Convention the com
ing fall.
The Hampton Lodge OF Elks at it's
meeting last night. installed David
Frankel as exalted ruler, and r. l.
Sclater. secretary.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, /. o. o. +. No.
8, initiated five candidate last Mon
day night. Next Monday night this
lodge Will meet in Joint session with
Naomi Lodge. No. 9, Of Newport News.
at the odd Fellows Hall there, for the
purpose of receiving an official visit
from the president of the Rebekah
assembly. Mrs, NJ. Emma Hamrick. OF
Stanleyton, Va, and the vice. president,
Mrs. j. II. Seaborn, of Portsmouth.
James Mitchell, who has ben an eff
cient member of the public school
mously reelected by the Town Coun-
Gil last night for three years.
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her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cosby.
Misses Mary Mcconnell and Mar
garet Hoss, former pupils at Stone
wall Jackson Institute. attended the
recital there on Saturday night.
Mrs. Lewis Marks. of Poughkeepsie.
y. w. was the guest of Mrs. George
Kreger few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Trby Hurt are in
Tazewell this week.
Henry Withers left this week for
Fort Defiance in order to accompany
his brother. Alfred Withers. home.
Mr.. Withcrs has been quite sick for
the past few weeks
Baker Thomas. who has been home
on visit, has returned to Randolph
Macon Academy at Bedford
The marriage OF f. j. Hutton, of this
place.. and Miss Mary Barr will take
place Thursday next, at the home of
tho bride. IL Jackson. Miss. DIR. James
Hutton, uncle OF the groom, will Off
ciate. The marriage will be very
quiet. one. The groom is son of
Judge +. B. Hutton, and his father.
and sister. Miss Sarah Catherine Hut
ton, will accompany him 10 Jackson,
to be present at the marriage.
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There Is fourth sex. 1t Is the poor. 4,
pale. innocuous creature. originally a !
male, who is supported by his wife.
He is distinctly the inferior of the |
third seX." which is the way French
man characterized women who won't
marry. For the third sex is at least
financially independent of any other
person. The member of that order,
works for living. Or she may have
inherited her income. Aggressive she
may be, acutely independent she is.
bu, sle requires no excuse for being.
She is the great individualist of the
age, the person who gives example of
the height and breadth to which one
intellect. upholstered by any other.
car thrive.
But for the fourth sex there is no
excuse save illness. and Illness is not
lifelong The member OF the fourth
sex does not grow. He is born. The
creature OF the fourth sex overturns
the theory that grea> body houses
"a great soul and |, great mind. OF
ten he is big. Usually he is handsome.
Always he rs lazy.
For the prosperity OF one of these
| male vampires / feel a sense of pei
t@as l,1dn h, a seen s, n
beside slim. pale, Woodworking friend
! of mine, and when | spoke or this fire.
i quent proximity she confided in me.
The splendidly big creature had asked
her to marry him Should she?
/. 1T would seem worth while to have
| such pair OF shoulders in the fam
| iiy." | suggested.
But that was before / had seen his
! facc--a fat. SNUG. lazy face with
tiny nose. / never knew a. person with
/, a little nose who had courage or initta-
| tive or energy.
She got the shoulders in the family,
and she has been supporting their
| owner ever since. He swings a golf
! stick beautifully, but he has never
! beer able TO swing any job he ever had.
tlo admires feminine cleyerness and
lives off it. At first his wife loved
him. Now she pities him. Perhaps the
for She is loyal to her friends and
! her lot.
! Usually the creature of the fourth
! sex poses as the manager OF his
| wife's affairs. The syllable mis-
| should precede his title. a manager
| OF q once famous actress so managed
| her affairs that last spring a second
| benefit" was rendered her to prevent
| foreclosure Of the mortgage on her
home. One commentator upon the ar
| fair suggested that her spouse was
Il. husky person who would better
go to work to support her" This orna-
lnent OF the fourth sex answered that
| his wife's health was so precarious
| that he had to read novels to her all
night.
wretches is his wife's nmanuensis.
A third is the floor lady In
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Ashland Social News.
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Ashland, Va, April e.-Afiss shep-
herd. of Palmyra, who has been the
guest of Miss Herring, is visiting Mrs.
Shepherd. at Dumbarton.
Mrs. Rutherford Fleet has returned
from a visit toeWashington.
Miss Leota Hundley. of Richmond,
is the guest of Mrs. James Cox.
DIR. II. D. c. Machlachlan. of the
Seventh Street Christian Church. RiclI-
mond, will lecture on Sunday, April II.
at p. NJ. in the Christian Church, be-
fore the Sunday School Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Yarbrough were
weekend guests of Mrs. Matte
Swift.
Mrs. William Meade Addison was
the guest of Mrs. William Jones at the
Henry Clay Inn on Monday.
Mrs. c. +. Muller. of Baltimore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Day.
Miss Charlotte Fennell has returned
to her home in Wilmington. n. O.. af-
ter a delightful visit to Misses Mid
yette.
DR.. r. L. Blackwell is in Little
Rock, Ark, attending the Southern
Educational Conference.
Miss Agnes Chewing. of F'reder-
icksburg, is visiting Mrs. 4. b
Smithey
Miss Gundry at Falls Church, Va
Mrs. Daniels was the recent guest
of Mrs. l.. 0. Kent.
Mrs. IVY Foreman Lewis has re-
turned from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
William Dunn. in Gordonsville
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Gordonsville Social News.
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Gordonsvillc. Va, April Erred
Schweickert. of Richmond, is visitor
at the home OF his uncle, r. M. Good
win.
II. g. watkins and family have been
friends in Richmond and Newport
News
Mrs. r. c. Hogshead has returned
from a weeks visit to friends in Wash
inEton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. d. neclsham. of
Greensboro, n. c.. have been spend
Ing the week with relatives in Cor
louisville and Louisa.
Miss Mary Curd has returned from
visit to relatives In Richmond,
W. Il. Holiday. of Alexandra,
visited his mother, Mrs J. Fl. Hume,
here this week.
,. r. f f. Hopper, Of W !, ,.a !, has has
sister. Mrs. f. W. Bowen.
Mrs. j. Holmes McMurran, Of New
port News, has been spending the week
with Mrs. w. o. Blakey.
Clyde Terrill. of Roanoke, was a
visitor on Tuesday at the home OF
w. II. Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Thurman. of East :
ham, were visitors this week at the
home of the latter's brother, I. W.
Ross.
Miss Minnie bowman has returned
to Washington.
Charles and Ed. Hogshead. OF Mt.
Scion. visited their sister. Miss Argcne
1oRshead, here this week, en- route to
Louisa county.
Mrs. +, Brisco and Mrs. W. C.
Baker have returned from two
weeks trip to Atlantic City.
G. T. Kirkpatrick, OF Washington.
was Gordonsville visitor this week.
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State Normal Social News.

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.1
Farnville. Va, April 9.--The Rev.
Mr. Watts. secretary of the Baptist
Sunday school board, visited the school
Wednesday, and conducted the assem-
bly, exercises.
Miss Grace Walsh, of Lynchburg.
who has been in school this session,
has just returned to Lynchburg to
do substitute work in the city schools
for the remainder of the session.
Mrs. Burton st. John, of Tien-Tsin.
China, was the guest of the Young
Women's Christian Association from
Wednesday to Friday, She spoke to
the school Thursday morning on
"china's Awakening. T"
President ]. L. Jarman spent the
week in Little Rock. Ark, attending
the Southern Educational Conference.
The Liliputian Wedding" presented
in the auditorium Friday evening,
April S, under the direction of Misses
Laura Twitty and Louise Ford, was
a novel and attractive entertainment.
Thirty children from the first grade
ana the kindergarten composed the
bridal party.
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West Point Social News.

lSpCclai 10 me lliIle5-DlSi,alSn
Lloyd Tabb entertained very hand
somely this week in honor OF her
daughter, Mrs, Barrie Fisher, of Nor
folk. Miss Minor, of Pennsylvania.
who is on visit TO Mrs. Lane Cook.
Miss Mary Gatewood. of Marion, S.
c.; Mrs Wharton and daughter, of
Nashville, Tenn. We're the honored out
of town guests.
The Home Nedloework Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. A. Julian Bagby.
Fine music is always delightful
feature in the home7of Mrs. Bagby.
Miss Lillian Roberts and Mrs. Fred
Roberts attended the marriage of Ed
win Roberts and Miss Florence Brit
ton, which took place in Richmond
in the home OF the bride.
Mrs. Leath and sister, Miss Jessie
Denmead, are making quite an extend
ed visit TO relatives and friends in
Baltimore. Washington and Colonial
Beach.
Mr.; and Mrs. James Denmead are
Mrs. Leland Treat and children and
Miss Mary Denmead left Friday to
visit their grandmother, Mrs. James
Johnson, near Cohoke.
Miss Bessie Palmer, of West Point.
who has been with friends near Bal
timore several months. viii sail for
trip abroad May IA. to be away
until September. Miss Palmer Will go
with Mrs. Thomas Corner. of New
York.
Miss Emily Fuller, who has been
with Mrs. Harding at Landover, Md,
for some time, little later will go
to Atlantic City, n. j.
Miss Matte Lewis Will attend the
finals at William and Mary College.
MI and Mrs. George +. Trice. OF
Hampton. paid a short visit to their
sister here. Mr.. Trice has Just re-
turned from an extended visit as far
South as Texas and New Orleans.
Mrs Flora Brockenbrough, Of Rich
mond, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hans
ford Anderson.
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Far,nville Social News.
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Farmvillc. Va. April 9.-Mrs. John
A. Scott has been spending few
days in Richmond during this week.
Dr.. j. l.. Jarman, of the Normal
School. has been in attendance upon
the meetings of the Southern Con-
ference of Educators at Little Rock.
Miss Alice Burgess has been in En-
poria this week. where on Tuesday.
she attended the marriage of friend.
Al F. Brown spent several days this
week at his old home in Culpeper.
Rev. Archer Boogher, rector of st.
Pauls Church, Roanoke, is visiting his
brother Rev. Dudley Boogher, of
Farnville.
DR.. Irwin. practicing physician.
who has come to Farmvlle to reside,
has been on business trip to his
former home at ST. Augustine. Fla.
during the week.
Mrs. A. c. Ogburn. Jr. and Mrs.
II. Nv. Walker. who have been in
Richmond for some weeks for sur
gical treatment, are both doing fine
and will soon be ready to return to
their homes.
Mrs Holiday, the venerable mother
of DR.. Holiday, of Hampton Sidney,
Is reported as being critically Ill.
Mrs Louis Jenkins, of LynchburS,
was called to Farmville this week be-
cause of the extreme illness OF a lit
tie daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lindsey.
AT the Wednesday afternoon meet
ing of the Presbyterian Aid Society,
the members were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. j. j. Walker, Mrs
Willie Redd, Mrs. James Womack and
Mrs. Howell Richardson.
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Abingdon Social News.

Especial TO The Times Dispatc:l.l
Abingdon Va. April 9.--Judge and
Mrs. r. M. Page are visitors in Rich
mond this week.
W. 2. Mingea, president Of the Vir-
Ginia-Carolina Railroad. is expected
home the first OF the week from a
two weeks stay in Cuba.
Mrs. W. E. Mingea and Miss Frances
Mingea are spending this week in Bal
.timore
DR.. p. Il. r. Brady has returned from
4 meeting of the Medical Examining
Board in LynchburG.
Mrs. d. j. Currie, OF Dublin, was a
visitor at Stonewall Jackson Institute
this week.
Mrs. Clark Carpenter has returned
to her home in johnson City, after
a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Il. p. rrigg,
William and Preston Trigg. who
have been on visit to their parents
have returned to Washington and Lee
University.
Mrs. Gilmore Penn has returned to
her home in Saltville, after visit to
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Union Of the Christian Church was
entertained this week by Mrs. John
w. Eley. Miss Mary Brothers and Miss
Maggie Brothers
There was an informal hop at Ar
mory Hall on Tuesday night. 1t was
given in honor of Mr. Messenger. of
New York who has been guest of
Suffolk friends for some. days.
Miss Mary George Stott. Of Isle Of
Wight county. this week has been q
guest OF Mrs n. 7. Brewer, Jr,, III
West Washington street
The Suffolk Literary Club met
Thursday afternoon with Miss Mary
Dclk In Primer street.
Mrs. T.. M. g. Quimby and son have
returned from A visit to friends IN
Smithieid, Va
l.. Pretlow Holland has returned az
ter q visit to washington and Lee
University. where he was formerly Il
student.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Baptist Church met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. w. d. Bayelt
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Suffolk Social News.
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Sumolls, Va. April 0.--The Matinee
Card Club was entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. Nathaniel Riddicli
Withers at her home in North Main
Street, Progressive eucnre was play
ed The club and guest prizes were
won, respectively. by Mrs, George
Lloyd Barton and Miss Lillian Nor-
fleet The homeland prize, work
hng went to Mrs. Claude ]. Riddick,
nruIt punch and other refreshments
The Randolph Society Of st. pauls
Protestant Episcopal Church was en-
tcrtained This week by pr and Mrs.
Claude j, Riddick, on brooklyn
Heights. Rev, Joseph y, Dunn who
goes 10 st, Paulfs Church, Lynchburg,
resigned as secretary, and is succeeded
by Nh. herbert. Miss Susie Prentss
offered her resignation az president
or the society. Miss Mary Delk was
elected In her stead
Rev. i, Il, Dunn, retiring rector OF
St Paul's, has been presented by his
with q silver bowl, APP
inscribed and also with
a purse Of sll.5 in gold
The Ladies' Benevolent aud Social
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
Remington Social News.
Special to Tho Times-Disputcn

Remington, Va, April ELMER Har
ris. of Warrenton. visited his mother
here last week.
Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Thorn left last
week for stay OF some time In New
York and Massachusetts.
Mrs. Floyd Soule visited friends in
Washington last week.
P. l.. Proftiitt returned on Wednesday,
after a pleasant visit to his home at
Shores.
Mrs E,rna Rundell of Washing
ton, visited Mrs Walter Jasper last
week.
DR. Caskie and daughter. Nlta, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Washing
ton
Mrs. Lester Lynn and children Of
Midland, are now visiting Mrs. Lynn's
mother here
Miss Ethel Foster is now spending
some time in lakewood.
Mrs. Jonos visited friends in Elk
wood or Monday and Tuesday.
President Root of the Eastern Col
lege OF Manassas, gave tine talk at
the schoolhouse on Tuesday evening,
when the School Improvement League
met.
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PowEatan Social News.
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Especial 20 The Tllnes-DlspatCh.1
Powhatan. Va, April 9.-James A.
Tilman, ST.. is quite sick at his home
in this place
Rev. j. w Reynolds. of this place,
was in Richmond Tuesday.
Miss Anne Thraves is quite sick
at her home here.
Mrs. w. H. Gills and little daugh-
ter spent several days this week with
Mrs. Gillss parents at this place.
Miss Alma Thraves, of Amelia, is
visiting her aunt, Miss Anne Thraves.
Mrs. Willie Nichols, who has been
visiting her parents. near Dorset. has
returned to her home, Powhatan,
Miss Matte WorslEam. who has been
quite sick, is improving.
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Miller School Social News.

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Miller School. Va, April 9.-Dr. Eu-
gene \. Taylor, of Washington city.
paid the school a visit this week. He
was a guest OF his father, Granville
Taylor.
Miss Helen Niche returned this
week from Washington city, where slle
spent Easter.
Or. r. b. Fulton returned this week
from New York City.
Professor Willoughby Reade, of the
Theological Seminary, Alexandria.
gave a reading Saturday evening. He
filled the pulpit sunday morning with
appropriate selections for the occa-
sion. Nh. Reade also read TO the y.
NC. A. Sunday evening.
NJ w. Lee, \. NJ g, \. secretary,
addressed the \, Nj. c. \. Sunday
evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-10
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

If you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles. send me
H. cure yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment: and Will also
send some of this home treatment free
for trial, with references from your
own locality II requested. Imme-
diate relief and permanent cure as
sured. Send no money. but tell others
OF this offer. Write to-day to Mrs.
NJ. Summers, Box r. Notre Dame. Ind
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and Mrs. n. C. Luck. spent Tuesday
and "Wednesday at Roanoke
Miss Elizabeth Ruff. of Peniek. Is
spending the week with her Montvale
friends.
Mrs, s. II. Price left on Tuesday for
Glen Wilton, to visit her mother, Mrs.
Davis Woods.
Mrs. Walter slicer, OF Roanoke, will
be the guest of her father DR.. S. III.
Price, during Mrs. Prices absence.
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Montvale Social News.
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Montvale. Va, April o.--Miss Mar
garet Rice and Miss Kettle Butord
spent saturday in Roanoke,
Mrs. Robert McGhce spent Sunday
and Monday at the holre of Mrs. Rice
Miss Alice McC;hee. OF Thaxton, IL
visiting Miss Margaret Rice.
Mr.. I4lcwellen, of Esmont is the
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Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Bristol, Va, April 9.-The new City
Hall in this city. fronting on Cumber-
land Street. and lying between Lee
and Water Streets, which is conceded
to be one of the handsomest and best
arranged buildings of the kind in the
State. was completed early in the fall
of 1909. but the work of dressing up
the premises. and identifying the lawn
is pust now in progress. Above the
colonial front of this building is the
inscription: Built by the people of
Bristol, Va. a. D. 1900"
Tho structure Is built of gray brick
and terra Gotta. with marble trimmings
and terra Gotta roof. and cost. includ-
ing the furnishings. $4,000. The
architects were Stone Brothers, of Ee.
Orleans. The contractors were John
r. McCrary & Son, of Bristol. The
building committee was composed of
the following members of the City
Council: James a. Stone. chairman:
James w. Mort and II. z. Jones.
The structure has frontage of nine
ty-six feet on Cumberland Street, and
depth OF los feet.
BY members of the bar and others
who have visited the new building. 1t
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a visit to Mrs. Parkinson. In Rich
mond.
Mrs. Charles L. Holland is visiting
friends in New York and Washing
ton.
Miss Ada cabaniss Is the CUES; of
friends here.
Mrs. John sutherlin has returned
from a delightful two months stay
with Mrs. John Neal. in Baltimore.
Mrs. Radcliffe of Lexington. y. c.,
Mrs. Radcliffe, of Lexington, n. @.
Hughes, has returned home