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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-09
Social and
P ersonal

A usT1N BRoKENBRoGGH, JR,
w who, with HIS mother and sis.
= ter, Is visiting Mrs William
Tallaferro at Chaplain Branders home
at Fort Meyer, celebrated his eleventh
birthday with charming lawn party.
and his guests included all the little
Isociety folk OF the post. They were.
Misses Elizabeth and Louise Talia-
ferro. Carrie Taliaferro, Lillian and
i Aline Whitside, Floyd Barnhardt,
Florence and Georgia Moses. Laura
I Winder Marshall, Bernice Smither.
}Anne Gordon peterborough, Messrs.
! Richard Marshall. Tyree Hoon. War
rem Whitside. Julian Lindsey and Aus
tin Brokenbrough.
Guest of Misses Morgan.
Mrs. w. A. Morgan, OF Salem. Va.
Is the house guest OF her granddnugh-
ters, Misses Daisy and Margaret Nor
gan, on West Grace Street. Mrs. Nor
gan is accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Hammitn, also of salem.
Va.
For Mrs. Wnddill.
Mrs. Percy S. Stephenson entertain
cd on Wednesday az a charming bridge
luncheon given at the Atlantic Club
Virginia Beach, In honor of Mrs. Ed
mund waddill, of Richmond. The ia
BILE was attractively decorated with
trumpet flowers, and covers were laid
for Ave. Mrs. Stephenson's guests
were: Mrs waddill. Mrs. Robert r
Thorp, Mrs. Oswald Shrieve, OF Balti-
more, and Mrs. Floyd Hughes The
prize for the highest score. a silk
work bag. was won by Mrs. Waddill
Observation-Disclosures.
A very pretty marriage took place
yesterday In st. Mary's Catholic
Church. the contracting parties being
Miss Rosa Gertrude Hoffman, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Hof
man, OF cor 1-2 Third Avenue. High
land Park. and William Joseph Bar.
nett. son OF Michael Barnett and thu
late Mary L. Barnett, OF BIG Eas
Broad Street The bride was gownet
in blue travelling suit with larg,
black picture hat. and carried lilies o.
the valley and Bride roses. After thu
ceremony breakfast was served at tn
home of the bride In Highland Park
John Barnett, brother of the bride
groom. acted as best man. The usher
were: John Tucker, Thomas Murphy
Melvin Davis and Henry Fitzpatrick
The couple left for Detroit. Mich. Al
ter July 25 they will be at home t.
their friends in Garland Avenue. Bar
ton Heights.
Summer mt the White.
Mrs. Charles E workman. Jr, ant
Miss Lucy Ford WORKMAN expect I,
spend August at the White Sulphur
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Weldon Will ais
spend some time at the Greenbrie
White.
Miss Helen Christian and Miss Doro
thy Christian will shortly close thei
town house, AIS West Franklin Street
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ATTENDANCE IS LARGE.
Increase In Numbers at Summer Nor
NAL at llnrtinsvtlle.
rc-ao{ol ~ Tho Tjraa- )isna tch

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Martinsville. Va, July s.-The Sum-
mer Normal here continues to increase
both In numbers and interest; The
attendance has now passed the 3Vo
mark. and will probably be 400 by the
last OF next week.
Teachers and faculty are all enthusi.
astically at work to make this session
the best in the history of tho school.
A reception was rendered the stu
dents and faculty at the Baptist Church
last Friday evening, at which ad'
dresses of welcome were delivered by
Hon. John w. Carter. Mayor Of the
town. and DR.. j. P. Mccahe. welcom
propriate responses were delivered by
Professors Baker and Micou, of the
normal faculty.
Among the special features arranged
for the coming week is recital Tues
day evening BY Miss Cassie Young. the
Instructor In elocution; an iliustrated
lecture by DR.. Freeman, on Santa :
ton" and an address on Friday even-
ing, July is, by Governor Swanson.
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1,1MIGRANTs FOR VIRGINIA.
Norwegian Agent Makes Investigation
ms to Possibilities for Countrymen.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Williamsburg. Va, July S.-Lieuten-
ant Justus II. Boo, Of the Norwegian
army, who arrived in this country
Thursday on board the Noruega. OF the
Norway Mexico Gulf Line, spent the
day here in consultation with F. II.
Ball in the interest of Norwegian I'M
migration. Mr.. Doe is here for the
purpose of looking over the situation
in Virginia as to the advantages for
Norwegian immigrants. He has spent
four years in this country. during
which period he looked after his peo-
pie in the far West. Before the Nor
ay-Mexico Gulf Line began opera
lions, all Norwegian immigrants en-.
tered at the port OF New York = Il
conditions are found satisfactory. VII
ginia will get much Of the immigra-
ton from Norway in the future.
Lieutenant Doe left this afternoon
for Norge, small Norwegian settle
ment on the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way. in James City. He VII! y visit !, !
Richmond and other Vlrginla p POI ~, n
State has for his people.
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VETER ANS HOLD
annual REUNION.
Discuss Removal Of Confederate
Monument-Big Yield of
Wheat.
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Lancaster. Va, July s-The annual
Of confederate Veterans, was held,
Hubbard, sr, presiding; The morning
Session was occupied with routine bus
the proposition to remove the Con.
federate monument from Its present
position on the village common to the
ferea ha saui be c pAs had na nc a as
thority In the matter. but II Is under
stood that steps will be taken to have
the proper authorities give consent for
l RS seSy ana adopted p suitable
which the Rev wayland F Dunaway
was chairman. on Captain William
members OF the camp recently de-
rumber Of Confederate war songs
greatly to the delight of the veterans
and Frank P. Brent delivered a his.
torial address. in the course Of which
he paid warm and feeling tribute to
the late Senator John Warwick Daniel
for his worth as man, soldier, patriot
Judge John G. Eweli, Of 2 Lancaster
former commander OF Lawson Ball
Camp, and now grand commander OF
Woman's Auxiliary was formed in con-
nection with the local camp.
A striking celestial phenomenon was
witnessed here about noon yesterday,
The circle was about twelve or fifteen
degrees IN diameter. the surface pre-
senttng purplish black appearance.
with the circumference fringed with
| nomenor was visible for several hours.
and was viewed by many persons,
some OF them regarding 1t as the fore
I u,ae
/ here some time last April. and was
followed by spell of cold weather.
| These halos are said to be due to the
presence of ice crystals in the upper
regions OF the earth's atmosphere.
| Max Waddey. the colored youth. who
was shot in the leg last week by
in tho corotoman region, and whose
leg had to be amputated by reason
| Of blood poisoning. has since died.
Corbin, who has been committed to
Jury. declares that the shooting was
| purely accidental. and that he did not
know at the time that the gun was
dental, and there seems to be no
evidence against Corbin, except the
testimony OF one Of his white neigh
bors. who says that he is dangerous
weapons. some Of which have been
taken from him on previous occasions.
Justice Chiffon, in consideration of
the circumstances and cut of abundant
i caution. thought 1t best to send the
H boy to jail TO await the action of the
grand Jury.
Farmers in this section have about
finished harvesting and threshing
wheat. the yield and quality being the
best for many years. P. A. Delano, a
/ farmer living near Wicomico Church,
in Northumb erland county. is reported
as having made about $50 bushels OF
excellent wheat on sixteen acres of
land.
Spot. trout and other fine fish are
becoming plentiful in the lower waters
of the Rsppahannock River, and its
tributaries. and fishermen are begin
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Petition for Liquor Election.
L cnanial Ia The TirneS.lliSnafch

fredericksburg, Va. July s,-The
petitions which were circulated yes
CORPORATION Court to order a special
election on the question Of whether or
not liquor shall be sold in this city,
have received more than the requisite
will be presented to the Judge at such
time as he may fix In the near future.
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Ehlers-Tompkins.

Especial to The TImess- Disspat ch: 4,
Ashland. Va, July S.-:A beautiful
Dr. Elliott De Jarnette Wednesday, eve
Ming at $50 O'clock. when Miss Sadie
Tompkins became the bride of Rev
clifton # nhlers el,o nal y Nd
Rev u Mse mie aarson ae pla srs
the wedding march. The matron OF
honor was Mrs. Elliott De Jarnette
The .th best man was Seth Ehlers. Of Bal,
itimore, brother Ct the groom pr 3 !:
Elliott De Jarnette gave the bride
Vie RE parlors were beautifully deco
,ra ted IL white and green. After the
rsremory Rev Mr.. and Mrs. Ehlera
lett lett Tor old Point anal "a extensive
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was chosen, with Gaylord E. Goodeli
reelected chairman.
SHOT BY HIS OWN PISTOL.
In Accidental Discharge J. n. Winds
ham Is Fatally Injured.
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ham, foreman of the Seaboard Air Line
extra force of men working near Cary.
this county. is lingering between life
and death from the effects of pistol
from his own revolver accidentally.
He Knocked his coat off nall In his
car. A .4S-calibre revolver was In the
pocket. 1t fred, with the muzzle point
ing so that the ball entered his body
Just above the right hip. SO that it
plowed its way through the body and
came out near the right shoulder with
force enough to bury itself in the top
OF the car.
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Damage Suit Against S. a. l..
n Special to The Times-Dispatch1

Wadesboro, n. c., July S.-McLendon
and Thomas, representing John HlSn,
of Wadesboro, has brought an action
against the Seaboard Air Line Rail
road, for damages on account OF per-
sonal injuries received by High in an
defendant company. High was work
ing as section hand. and a rail dropped
on his hand, badly MASKING It The
accident is alleged to have been caused
by negligence. and $1,000 damages Is
a. eli ad for
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Ieet-Nartin.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch1
Concord. Va. July S.-Wednesday
and Miss Terena Martin were married
by the Rev. A. X. Lemden. of Lynch
burg The ceremony took place in
the home of the bride. The bride and
groom left on the afternoon train for
Norfolk and wifi go to Ohio, where
they will make their future home.
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Dayis--snunders.

[special to The Times Dispatch.l
Williamsburg. Va, July S.-John 2.
Davis ana Miss Eva B. Saunders were
united in marriage last night at the
walton. MI. and Mrs. Davis will re-
side in this city, the bridegroom being
an employee Of the Williamsburg Knit
ting Mill. W
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ing to have lively sport catching then
with hook and line.
Bring. 100000 Damage suit.

TSpec!aI 20 I!Ie ! IlIIes -L1sPa III ~
Wadesboro. n. c., July s.-HenrY
Johnson. cofored, has through his at
torney, James A. Lockhart Esq. com.
menced suit in the Superior Court OF
this county against the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad, for damages on &C
count of the accidental killing OF
his son, j. w. Johnson. while In the
employ of the railroad.
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white #ChiId Lcft yytth NEGRO Woman,

White Child Left With Negro Woman.
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Danville. Va, July s,--The little wis
lage OF Keeling, near here, was thrown
into excitement this afternoon when
an unknown couple drove out, u Is al
legged, and left small white child With
an old negro woman to raise. They
left the child In basket with the
necessary articles for Its maintenance,
and also sum of money with the old
woman for Its keep, who declares she
will raise IT.
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Northern trip before their return tt
Washington. their future home.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Seth H. Ehlers, of Baiti-
more: Mrs. Harry Burgess, of Balti-
more; Mrs. Clarence sutton and Mrs
Robert Tabb, of Richmond.
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w,nche.ter wii Have Election.

N8Wl| ISpeC1dI 10 THO I1IlI6S-OISPdtC11!
Winchester. Va, July 3-A petition
signed by a large number of voters
was presented in the Corporation
Court this afternoon. by representa-
tiyes Of the liquor interests asking
for an election on the liquor question,
Judge T. NJ. Harrison, sitting tor
Judge W. M. Atkinson. who Is i'll,
fixed August 8 as the date Of cleo
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Republicans Name Delegates.
rCnanial ~, NH a ri M li Snaf nh i

~ TSpsoIaI go TIE i1rrtes-D1Tsps.tr1l.1-
Bristol. VA. July SIN mass.
meeting tonight. the Republicans Of
Bristol named delegates to the Re-
puhllcan Congressional convention for
the Ninth District, to be held at Ablns !
don on July 20. "a nav city COMMITTEE
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Republicnn. to Hold Convention.

Especial 20 The Times-DispatchI
Wadesboro. N. c., July s-A county
convention y! the Republican party OF
Arson county. Is hereby called to meet
in Wadesboro, Saturday. July 16. for
the purpose of electing delegates to
the various conventions.
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and go to the White Sulphur Springs
to spend several weeks.
Wedding Cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Lindsey, OF Alex
andria, have issued cards announcing
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Edith Grace Lindsey, to Arthur Harri-
son Paxson, OF st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Clarke Watts
have issued invitations for the mar
riage OF their daughter, Ida Wing
held, to Walter weisbrod. the cere-
mony to take place on the evening OF
July 81. at 1890 o'clock. at the home
OF the brides parents, Stony Point.
Va.
Entertained In HnrrisonburE.
The younger set OF Harrisonburg
gave delightful dance Tuesday eve
ming in honor OF the visiting girls,
among them being Miss Elise Smith, OF
Richmond. who Is the CUES, OF her
cousin. Mrs. Ernest B. Crawford
The chaperons were. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. o. oberfell. DR.. and Mrs. W. P.
Burnham. Mr.. and Mrs. w e. Manor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Crawford, Mr.
and Mrs. F. l. Sublett, Mrs. W. H
Kelster. Mrs. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Lineweaver
Miss Tones Recital.
On Friday last Miss Ethel TONES
music class gave It's final and mos,
enjoyable recital of the session. Mu-
sic from the following composers was
played: Beethoven, Chopin. Mendels.
| sohn, Mozart, schumann. William Ma.
son. Bachmann. Boiling. wachs, Cur.
lett and others. One OF Mr.. Boiling.
latest compositions. ITO Maiden
was played.
Pupils taking part were: Mise!
Bunce, Dallis. Burrows, Alice anc
Blanche Day, Frieda and Norma Dietz
Efhe Elliot. Claire Filler. Mary ant
Helen Gordon. Mildred GibhIe. Major,
| Hunter. Mabel and Eva Lumsden, An
ME Longest, Ethel and Margaret os
tergren, Katie and Rachel Pyle, Eliz
abeth Short. Gertrude and Louis.
| Sauerwald. Estelle walker and Fannie
| Wright; Masters Clendon Pears ant
| Alvin Pearman.
In and Out of Town.
/ Miss cornelia S. Taylor and Mis-.
Nena s. Adair are visiting Mrs. j. p
Taylor at her home in Winston Salem
n. c.
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Mrs. John s. Harwood. Jr., Is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. e. v. Wilkins. in
Portsmouth, Va.
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Miss Blanch Webb. Of Norfolk; Miss
Catherine Hart. OF Norfolk. and Mrs
Julia sublett. Of staunton. ars the
guests OF Mrs, A. NJ. Nelson, in Roa-
noke. 4
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Miss Eva Lee Briggs has returned to
Scottsville. Va, after a. visit to rela-
tives in this city.
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Mrs j. H. Hardy, of Richmond, will
spend next week with the Misses Scott
at their home In Norfolk.
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Mrs. Josephine Trevillian. OF this
city, is guest OF Mrs. J. c. Hill at
her home in Scottsville, Va.
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Mrs. Braxton, OF this city. is the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. James F.
Mann. In Portsmouth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John p. clothier. {
Richmond, are visiting Mr.. and Mr.
Thomas Hogshead, in staunton.
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Miss Bette Bowles has returned to
her home in Stanton, after a visit to
relatives in this city.
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Colonel E. D. Cole. OF Fredericks-
burg, Va. spent a few days this week
IN Richmond on business.
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Mrs. W. NJ. Grant, OF Alexandra, is
the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Alice
Bradshaw. in Richmond.
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Miss Mary Dame. OF Richmond. is
visiting her cousin. Miss Kate Blnford,
at Louisa, Va.
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Percy Pemberton has returned to the
city, after visit to T. M. ,Bulla III
Providence Forge. N,
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Cecil Goolsby. OF this city. is spend
Ing some time with friends in staun-
ton.
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Miss Alice Nelson after spending
the month OF June with friends at
Willoughby Beach. has now Joined her
mother ut NelWood, DIR, James Nell
sons country home, "a
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r. f. Coleman and r. G. Baker have
returned to Richmond after fishing
trip on the Chickahominy River.
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Miss Elizabeth Jones, OF Richmond,
is visiting Mrs. r. B. Cooke. at her
home in Norfolk.
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4. Misses Gladys and Miriam Coleman
Of Richmond. are spending some tins
at Stirling.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Powers. who re-
Gently spent few days with Mrs. D..
P. Powers in scottsville. have return
ed to Richmond.
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Miss Lillian Belts. Of this city, is the
guest Of Miss Catherine Remington, In
Hampton. Va.
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Or. ana Mrs. Fleming, who have
been the guests OF Mrs. 3. B. Town
send. left Tuesday for Pittshurg, Pa.
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Mrs. w. H. Hale and two children. OF
|Natchez, Miss. are spending the sum
mer with Mrs. ]. B. Lacy, on Grove
Avenue.
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Mrs. Norman v. Randolph and Miss
Nora Randolph will leave shortly to
visit friends In Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. James Hoge crenshaw. Mrs. R..
T. Alvey and Miss Byrd Alvey have
returned to the city. after weeks
stay at the Waverly Cottage, Virginia
Beach.
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In md Out of Town.
Miss Cornelia S. Taylor and Miss
Nena S. Adair are visiting Mrs. j. p.
Taylor at her home in Winston-salem,
n. C.
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Spot trout and other fine fish are
becoming plentiful in the lower waters
of the Rsppahannock River, and its
tributaries. and fishermen are begin
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York. May 16.-The professional operators in stocks rescued the mar ket today from idleness by only a mar row margin. The only news on Read ing was the revival of the reports of an intended change in the form of capitalization. These reports hinge on the authority for exchange of the second preferred stock into half first preferred and half common stock. :; q development which would simply serve at the present time to extend to half the second preferred tock the privi- lege of sharing with the common stock in dividends in excess of the per cent to which the preferred is now entitled.
 Prices rose to the best of the day on the announcement that there was no decision in the corporation tax and the American Tobacco and Standard oil cases, which had been held for hearing in November
 The failure of Philadelphia city bond offering, in view of the per cent interest rate did not surprise New York bankers, other similar bonds be- ing quoted on an income basis of less than per cent.
 Bond were irregular Total sales. s1.- 457,OOO.
 United States 3s declined F per cent in the bid price on call.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17

Lane opposite his present home. The plans have been drawn and construc- ton work will soon begin. The house will cost about 5000 Cisney and Cis ney have the contract for building it..
 Architect A. B. Coats is designing a house for Dr. H. K. Beauchamp which he will build on the lot next to his present home on North Fourth avenue. It vIll cost s3,20O and be built br Cis ney and Cisney.
 Tom Edens will build s3.500 home for G. A. Greer in East Evergreen Place. The foundations will be laid this week. George Anstey, the brick contractor is having $500 addition built on his house in Christy acres.
 Foundations are being laid for fine residence for George Lutgerding at Roosevelt and First avenue. The house which is to cost s7.OO0 was designed by l.. G. Knipe. w. J. Riley is the contractor.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
MANY WILL BUILD
 FINE NEW HOMES
Some Are on Paper Yet But They
 Will be Ready by Fall.

This is the time of the year when the architects and contractors are busy with plans for people who want their homes ready for occupancy m the fall. Many fine nev; residences are now in course of construction put there are others that are still m the architects hands.
 Among the latter is an exception ally well designed home for Dr. Il. H. Stone which will be built in Las Palmas on Central avenue and next to the beautiful residence that Mrs. Alexander Frazer of Ottawa. Canada, is planning. The grounds Of the two houses will be laid out at the same time for the sake of convenience ana conformity Both houses were de- signed and contracted for by Clinton Campbell.
 The Stone house will be the one story bungalow type with tile roof. cement porches, hard wood floors and a terrace and a port cochere. It will cost about s7.OOO. The Frazer home will be quite elaborate. with three bedrooms on the first floor. two batns' a breakfast and a dining room beside the living room and the den. On the second floor will be two more Ded- rooms and trunk room that can De converted into an extra bath room If required. There are to be three stone fire places. There will be open beam ceilings, hard wood floors throughout and panelled wainscoting. The house will be provided with cellar and heating plant. The cost of the house alone will run over s10.000 and with the grounds and outbuildings will run far over that. Work on both of these houses will begin immediately.
 O. H. Christy. the superintendent Of streets. is planning pretty home of the bungalow style to be built at the corner Of Third avenue and Bennett