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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
GAY FALL SEASON ,oo
AT BLUE RIDGE SPRlNdo
walking, Driving and Outdoor Sports
Attract Many Lovers OF .oun'
Life In the Mountains
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.rsnecial TO the Times Dispatchl
Riue Ridge Springs, Va. SEPTEMBER
1o.-The September days have come IN
their perfection. Walking ano driVlhs
are a source of great pleasure Just
now. the roads being in fine CONDITION
and the autumn wild flowers, purple
and gold. in masses of beauty alohe
the way.
a number of automobile parties have
visited the Springs recently, among
them Mrs. L. C. Buckner and her SIS
fer. Mrs. Frances Inman, of Roanoke.
who drove over in their electric runa-
bout to spend the day on TUESDAY.
Several fudge parties have been
given during the week. Cards are. as
ever. quite a popular amusement, tns
long bridge being favorite place Tor
| the games. where also many deuGhttui
little sewing parties are given
| Chas. Romano, of Petersburg, en-
| tertained at a bowling match In honor
| of Miss Norma Bonner, of Texas. The
highest scores were made by c. Wer
Brown and Chas Romano. Miss Bon
] ner holds the championship, with
score of ITO in 10 boxes. {. Wer
Brown scoring 167 in boxes, nolo
the mems championship.
4 Quite a number of charming Youn,
women have arrived recently to ad'
to the saieties of the life ut Blu
|'Ridge Springs. Among them are
Misses Mary Churchill Brown, OF Nor
folk; Florence Ingram and Lula Ha IA.
rell. of South Boston; Annie srinl,
Moss Point. Miss, and Lillian Moors
!, of Lynchburg. \,
Mrs. Everard r. Todd and son. Az,
justine Todd, of Washington, y. =
are recent corners.
Mrs. william Malone, of Petersou. I
/, widow of General william Maho, H.,s az
Y bar daughter, Mrs. William McIs
arrived on Tuesday to spend septen
: oe one Of the most interesting charat
tors here is Col. A; w. spaight' OF Ga
weston Tex. who for sixteen sons ., :,
e &c summers has occupied the san
wv. md the same seat in the Mn
r rom, Notwithstanding the fact IN;
t he eV, is nearing his ninetieth mile pos
hs 10 bright and active.
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ysIl colony Ia forming and bids fair
"a rival that of the summer In charm.
AS tho days become cooler, outdoor
sports are moro and more popular.
The most jealous walkers explore the
mysteries OF the Isabella stairway,
most interesting and picturesque cave.
others seek high points for lovely
views and glimpse OF the Peaks OF
otter In the distance. The drive to
Lexington continues most popular and
offers a charming days outing. The
beautiful glen always attracts the SO
journer at tho Bridge. The records
show that 1000 people passed through
the Gate House In the month OF Aug
| ust The weekend gatherings con-
| tinue large and add to the gaiety OF
| the ball room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Hughes, OF
| Norfolk have returned to their cottage
at the Bridge after spending a delishtful
| weekin Chattanooga, Tenn, while at
tending the American Bar Association
The Bridge has been very fortunate
in having as It's guest Judge Simeon r.,
Baldwin, OF New Haven. Conn. Judge
Baldwin Is president Of the Yale Law
School, and ex-president OF the Ameri-
can Bar Association, ana was Aoi 'iSi !
" a member OF the Connecticut Court
OF Appeals He is also chairman OF the
section Of comparative law jurispru-
dence under the American Bar Asso-
citation.
Miss Evelyn Gordon and T, Cr7xton
Gordon, of Richmond. have returned 10
the Bridge for the fall season.
B. q. White. Jr, of Jacksonville,
Fla, has Joined his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Brooks F. White. also of Jackson
Vile. Fla, who are sojourning here.
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer Russell, y. M
Powell and Miss Phoebe Frost, GIL o,
Richmond, Tex. are members OF the
early fall colony. !.
Motor cars continue to come In "
rapid succession. The motor parties
Of the past week were: Mr.. ana MIS-
G. p. Williams and Mr.. and MIS-. y.
Mosby. OF Greenville. Miss; u
sheets, of T1ppecanoe City. o.; MI. an.
Mrs. q. ]. F1brey and Mr.. and MIS-. =
" shreve. of washington, D. e.. MI
ana Mrs. T. w. Cooper and 7. w, coop
or. ,1r. OF salem. Va; E. Thomas OF
gain and party, of Richmond wv wv
came over from Lexington; Gen. Jon
watts Kearney, of Lewis Mourea, ;,
A,bemarle county, Va. and MI. hN
Mrs, Julian Hill. OF Richmona; a. e.
Ghewninr. Jr.. and party. OF Richfnon
80 r., Emerson and party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
BRILLIANT OPENING
AT FARMvILLE NORMAL
MANY chnnEes Are Made In Faculty OF
stote Institutton for Instruction
of Teachers.
y lev,
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rs,ecial to The Times Dispatch.
Farmville. Va, September lo's st.to
twenty seventh session 1 OF ens nm
N nor the most promising circumstances;
u1Ir,,, 7no students have been enroiieu
tor the coming term the laIResss tt,5
istratinn In the history or the ihs'i'u
ton. ,,nv changes In |
the faculty. as follows:
Jsn,asfM Granger. NJ A. of uniVeI,
s,t,'n ~ North Carolina. is head OF the
danartment Of literature IN piaoe ~
Or. Robert T Kerlin, who mas a Niilitarv
similar position at Virginia Mliitary
NV" " Arthur Maddox. B. A, of Wllnnm
,,d Mary college and NJ, a. or G9lum.
hia University. succeeds ~ a. r'oe NJ
in the departtmetna1k e o. IN eu the same work
n NV Winthrop Normal and lndustrla'
Go,,ere at Rock Hill. s. 9. ,,
Miss Anna E. Riddle, b. OF corner i,,l
1-n Mtss is substitute head OF St IN
sanartment of biology. in place OF DE-.
oepf' ISite. on leave of absence.
y, iisa Fllen G. Perkins, of the Teachs
ars' College, is head Of the departmens
-, music, in place of MISS Eva Aiiiio''
resigned n,urre,, r a.
- e,r"eat Briar College, will SUBSTITUTE
&c one Of the assistants IN me
nortment of mathematics ins.ean =.
/ Micc RlaCklStOn, on le'tNo " 49,. =, .
Miss Mary Closson. graduate
rrott Institute, succeeds Miss Wortn,s !,
Iahnson as instructor IN domes,tis
s soinnce and manual training MISS
3ohnson has accepted work IN ner ma
= I'VE state of Georgia. ,ra
4 A. the June meeting OF the .ooa ~
4 80 additional supervisors We're pu.
NV nv, the training school, giving tor tna
nnn1,nr year one supervisor 70 eHe,, o. q.
t ~ 'ei,bt grades. The new mempers
Of of the he training school force are az
io Mss Mary Elizabeth Falls, b > % o.
Columbia University, supervisor OF NH ~.
senond grade; Miss Maud lnez Az Az
neenna Of Winthrop Normal ana and in raas
litrin, College, supervisor OF lnl,u
Miss Eleanor Formon, grau ~ so,,rt,
Teachers College, supervisor OF iout ~
Grade. substitute for Miss Fann.e ~, ~
BUM Dunn, Who for the coming Hgso year n W w
Il he supervisor OF rural schoolsS ~ MI r., :
: counties of Nottoway and Ameiia,; No.
4 Mamie e. Rohr. Nof Rando,pn, MaiS -
Woman's College, supervisor OF slNu
grade. Miss Rohr has been conheptts -
with the schools of Iynchpurg CIV ~
: several years, Miss Mary u rsas
$ graduate OF State Female Norma
l School. Farmvins, supervisor o. 7se'
. enth grade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
FOX CHASE ATTRACTS
NUMBER OF SP0RTsMEN
Many White Sulphur Guests join
Party-Delightful Social Affairs
of Past Week,
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White Sulphur Springs, w. Va. sep
TENDER 10.-A grand fox chase contlh-
uing through two days brought me
members Of the fox and hound clups
from various nearby counties as TINS
meet was under the auspices OF the
West Virginia Fish and Game Protec-
tive Association There We're a NUM-
her OF mounts among the guests OF me
White Sulphur Springs the fathers
and small boys quite as full OF enthus-
iasm even If not mounted on nish
steppers followed close on Shaiihss
mare. The handsome silver cup o'teron
for the best lady rider was Won ~
Mrs. d. L. Edwards, of Camden' o
The pentleman's cup was AWARDED Cal :
| lett Iittlepage. of Charleston W
H. N. Moseley. also OF Char 80
made an excellent master OIL the lu.,'
| as in the two days meet nVe loAes o. .
chase. Joe, the well-tralned ieauet
( the pack never gave ialse seeI.. :
\ owned nv j. B. Douglas, receiver
uss collar as a reward of merit.
NJrs Iohn A. Thayer, Of Charleston
NJ Va who won the first leg on the
Il VIA Allen cup at the horse snow re-
4. otI,, Mold here. followed close TO the
s.,ase and on the second day run
! received a brush. e,ver
Two handsome dinners were siSen
4.,s ,,eek on Thursday and Friday
w., nv george w, stevens pres.
; ,Sant Of the Chesapeake and ohl'
pe,i.ray to the heads of the various
asnartments here, In recosnltlon =
tha,r untiring labors IN the renao,iita
t,on of the White sulphur 9pl.il ~
. Tha complimentary speeches. ~ ~
i president We're received WIN 8 50 81
!. plause. - W., shinp or
! hostess at a morning bridge part
" ina casino. which brought toge,he
. az of the finest players at the Whlt
q snlnhnr Springs. The prizes We're Wo
n ~, Mrs. S. G. Kellogg and Mrs fos
n,rry If washington, and Mrs Jon
d 4 Thayer, of Charleston.
Mites Aubin A. Mcdowell, OF l1ou'S
n ,,,,,a WAS hostess at cards In honor
S Mrs ROSS Perry, OF washington
), frank Ross, of Mobile, gave q.
d ,,ehtful breakfast in compliment
$. Iohn Fl, Lory, of Chicago where u
is decorations and favorsl for the WoHle
we're lilies of the valley ana 1'latus'
is hair ferns Mr. Lory IS keen spUrt
Y ,ar ana In his golf play as we'll
=. Va, iudge of horses at the hor
g ,n,,, GOES with all the earnestne
:. "a determination of his Ensll
birthright 49, a.,
j. a delightful little party Just irs II,
II nnpland are Mr. and Mrs. Jones, MI
10 tones, London; Miss Rathnell shefhe
IS and william Farris, Of Putney, al !.
m whom are charmed with American 6
T. diality and hospitality !,
ri Miss Nan Goodwin, OF Fineastle. Y
r. rs visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. i. Lee,
10, | New York. and WALL apropap rent
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horseback riding.
George w. stevens. who arrived in
a private car on Saturday last with
party including Chiswell Dabney
Ianehorne. of Mirador, Albemarle,
gave a handsomely appointed dinner
in the Japanese palm room for
party of twelve. and during the din
ner and afternoon there was Informal
dancing. all the latest songs were
rendered by the Homestead sextette
and the string playyS
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Wintsrfelt, VINO
are returning to New York from
Mexico, stopped here en- route IN thelr'l
private car Another private car
party arriving during the week IN
cluded one entertained oy Deca.uf
| Axtell. Mrs. Axtell has reopened her
| villa here and will remain severai
| months longer
Colonel and Mrs William Wheat
/! lev. who have spent the entire sum.
mer driving through the mountains IN
| a brake, have returned TO the ola
| colonial Hotel at the Warm Springs
for the fall season.
Right Reverend Bishop Ethelbert
| Talbot and Mrs. Talbot and their
niece, who are here for the fall sea-
/. son. have been extensively entertain
"a since their arrival. Mrs. Talbot,
several dinners and teas, was given
4 charming luncheon In the Japanese
nalm room by Mrs. William Allen last
4 week.
uho have spent the past twenty-five
wears in the same hotel cottage dur
Inc the summer and fall seasons en-
+artained at a luncheon on Thursday IN
compliment to three of Americas Tore
most authors, Miss Mary Johnston
. Miss Ellen Glasgow and George Bari
Mccutcheon. who are spehoihs ny ny
i, summer and fall at the Warm Springs
Aftar luncheon there was q delightful
informal reception on the piazza. To-
i which additional guests were invited.
william Libby entertained an auc
lion narty In the Grille on Wednesda!
!, evening. supper was served late
n the Japanese palm room to tn
: COMPANY, Including Justice and Mrs
i Horace Lurton. Rear Admiral and Mrs
! William G. Buchler, Judge and Mrs
Doyle, Mr., and Mrs. George Cole SCOT
M and Mrs! ]. H. Caperton, Mr.. an
/ Mrs. UP. Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. T. n
: Sackett. Mrs. Claude swanson, Mrs, y
a worthington. Mrs. BENJAMIN CheN
. Ti,rhman, Mrs A. Lee Robinson. Mr.
y n a, B. Wells, Mrs. Frederic sterr!
3 Miss Frances Scott. Miss Carolln
Wood, DR.. John H. Girvin, Captai
% savage Bates, William Marshall bul
~ BENJAMIN Williamson Keen an
!, william Shepard Bryan.
~ Mrs. George Norton gave luncheo
= at the oaks on Thursday. the cues
II including Mrs. Harry Bingham MI
George Barr sNeCntcheon, Mrs. Edw "a.
10 Valentine, Mrs. Albert Baldwin Mr
n Gilbert Cowan. Mrs. Valentine Gre'
!, and Miss Elizabeth Tinsley..
y. The Rev. and Mrs. j. Avery NJ.
ar had house warming on WeuMesuIi
afternoon at The Manse MI. No,
I'd who came from Glen Cove, !. l.. ~. ~
re accepted tho rectorship OF the 80
N, byterian Church here.
n, Mrs. A. Lee Robinson and MISS o
IN line Wood entertained fifty sunsss !,
he, an alfresco tea on the lawn du ,u,s ! a
!. week, and others who have g,ven I ~
no at the Casino have included Mt s,, nn,
10 Carmichael, who entertained T ru, ~ !
or mentary to Mrs. Randolph !, au =, a
as Mrs. Charles Biddle, Mrs. W'l.!aha an :,
!. mistead Lane, chiswell ?. law s. sA9..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
SUMMER GUESTS LEAVE
AND FALL CROWDS ARRIVE
s.r,c, of Smart Entertainments Ushers
In Brilliant Season at Hot
Springs.
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Virginia Hot Springs. September TO-
Several private cars and numerous
motors have arrived during the past
week, with an unusually carly ana
large throng for the fall season. "hlch
has been on for several weeks. Inc
week has seen the departure or the
last Of the summer crowd. and the IN
coming fall guests have plunged into
series of smart entertainments.
which has included luncheons, teas and
dinners at the Casino and the Home
stead and at homes. card parties and
dinners in the villa colony which
promises to be the liveliest and larg-
est in many autumns'
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville B. ingalls,,
who will spend the entire fall season
at Inglescote are entertaining house
Marty including Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
ingalls, Mr. and Mrs. AlbIrt ingalls,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fay ingalls,, Mr.
and Mrs George ingalls,. who nave
been observing period of mourning,
Are to remain at 1nglenook Mrs.
Melville ingalls, entertained nearly a
hundred at tea on SUNDAY ailei
noon. in compliment to her guests,
and on Tuesday the ingalls, gave their
annual picnic at Flag Rock for all
ahe members of the family here. Ham
nors we're sent on up the mountain
ahead of the party with several old
Southern negro cooks, and luncheon
vas served on huge boulder for the
,,arty. and additional guests. including
Justice and Mrs. Horace Lurton, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Green, Judge ano
Mrs. william Harrison Jackson. Mrs.
1rrederic Sterry, and L. a. Ault ana
" NJ. Brown, of Cincinnati. who spent
the week at the Homestead as the
guest Of Mr.. ingalls,.
2 Miss Alice Whiting has returned tc
Parton Lodge from Manchester-by the
Sen. and DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfas
Whiting and the Misses Alice and
Az :h,lia whiting will remain here until
late In October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel II. Baker. Mrs
Nv. f. Houston and Miss Baker VII
spend the entire fall season at Gram
Rrcy Farm
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole Scott, wht
vii remain some time longer at Ferl
hr,lla will entertain several parties
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lowe, VIII
80 house guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Yanrre Gunton at Gunton Lodge. wi
hef%ioined shortly BY the Baron an
,,aroness Rosenlsrantz, of Londo1
,vho are coming over to spend the Ia
Mrs David Dunlop, who has gone 7
Nav York on a short shopping tril
xviii return to the Pillars next weel
and will be Joined by David Dunlol
of petersburg, who will spend octope
here 49,. ,,ait,on
Alexander, Captain and Mrs saval
Rates. Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry IVA
rhe former son Of Thomas i, Rya
and MI. and Mrs, George IT, Gibs9
are among others who will spend =
FAN season here in the villa colony
Mr.. and Mrs. stuyvesant FISH, WI
arrived from Newport last SUNDAY
spend the fall season. VIII sehu =
several of their motors. which are
hpch feature of lite here now 9
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Mrs Charles Neave, Mrs John Rean,
Mrs. F. T. Olcott. Mrs. Arthur Cary O.
j. McClung, Samuel P. Rotan. the DIS
trict Attorney of Philadelphla, MIS-
Benjamin E. Cole, Mrs. James =. bai
hour. Mrs II. Morris Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Pitcairn, BENJAMIN VIII
Hanson Keen, Mrs. Francis Key Pen
dleton and Mrs Jack Morris.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
SUMMER RESORTS. I.

for the rest Of the season
Miss Jean Foss is the guest Of John
p. Branch, of Richmond.
Cecil stevens. son of George w. STE
yens who has been summering In Eu-
rope, has spent a few days 1T me
white sulphur before resuming ms
studies at the University of Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
EARLY FALL COLONY
AT NATURAL BRIDGE.
outdoor Sports Becoming More Popula.
With Cooler Wcathcr-Leayes
show Coming Of Autumn.

Natural Bridge, Va, September 10
The autumn season at the Bridge has
come in most auspiclously, and prom
Ises to .be-yery del!ghtful, The earl4t
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Il
rived Wednesday for a stay OF several
DAYS with relatives In the county.
Miss Mona Parks will teach the com
Ing session In Loudoun county. and her
sister. Miss Cecil in Talbot county.
Or. Manfred Call, of Richmond.
spent Sunday in Onanoock, the guest
Of DR.. George Lee Fosque.
Mr. and Mrs. William 7. McSpadden
announce the marriage of their daush-
ter. Dora Mary. to James Robinson
SImmonds. of Bristol, Tenn, septeln-
be. IA.
The third annual chrysanthemun.
| carnival, under the mana cement OF the
| Jefferson Davis Chapter, United Daugh.
| ters of the Confederacy, Will be heid
at Onancock. on october a6, ~ and ~.
! Miss Helen NJ Walden is at the nome
| of Miss Lucy Wise
James c. Doughty is the guest OF
/ Hon. n. B. Wescott.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
FRESHMAN FIGHTS

POUGHKEEPSIE y Y, June 20.-The
college crews today entered upon the
final week OF their training for the big
intercollegiate regatta next SATURDAY
with Cornell the favorite and with ex-
pectations for a h0tIy contested race
II is admitted by those who have
watched ali the crews that Coach Court
ney has. as usual, rounded together an
excellent bunch OF oarsmen at ithaca.
but there is a feeling that the Ithacaus
although they may be returned the win
ners, viii have 10 pun their arms OF
10 finish ahead q Coach Jim Rice
eight from Columbia.
Rice has determined 10 make the New
York lads do their best. His action II
jerking Saunders out is taken TO indi-
cate that Rice believes he has a good
chance and does not intend 70 have ina
chBnCe endangered by an Unc0nditio1et
.oarsman. Saunders was the biggest mar
in The Columbia boats and the strongest
but he was unable 10 join the training
camp early and is not IN condition. If
was replaced by Murphy
The final arrangements for Saturday
races have been announced The EarsiJ q
f0urs viii go 90 the mark ar 40 and
the freshman Fights ar 5-L5- The VARSITY
Fights viii 20 20 the mark az $50. whe-
the ebb tide win De almost at its strong
est The positions that the crews vi.
occupy VIII be as follows Varsity eiEhu
Il Pennsylvania D Syracuse. .. Cor
nell. l. Wisconsin. ;. Columbia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
SORE ON JEFFRIES I
FOR HIS SURLINESS

JEFFRIES TRAINING CAMP. ROW
tPOENNAN, Cal, June 2O.-The exhi-
bition at the Casino at Santa Cruz yes
terday will, from present indications be
Jeffs last appearance in a public eX-
hIbitiOn in California.
The management Of the Hotel Rowan
dennan is sore at JEFF for various rea-
sons. and there is likely to be a suit filed
against him if he leaves his camp before
July. II is a well known fact that JEFF
fries training at this resort has been a
financial boomer for the hotel people
and they claim to be behind at least
$500
Jeffries' entire force Of trainers, with
the exception Of Corbett, have been fed
at the expense Of the hotel. and the
management has given the best cottage
on the ground, as well as putting. up a
handball court. II Is also alleged that
he was given a cut in the gambling priv
ilegeS.
The blame is put on Jenries, as it is
claimed he has disappointed crowds so
often that the fans have been educated
to Jeff's leaving the grounds when there
was a crowd.
everybody this morning when word was
received that Richard had definitely
given up the idea of trying 70 hold the
fight in California and had left for Ne
vada and that his plans had at last
taken a concrete form and that arrange
ments could be made accordingly. Every
thing will be packed aid put in readi-
ness for the move TO Nevada immediate
". except those things that are actually
needed for the few days training that
will be put in before camp is broken.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
TEAMS IN GREAT SHAPE
FOR CHARITY BALL GAME
Chamber of Commerce Nine Is Ruling Favorite In Bet
ting-Tickets Selling By Thousands to Aid
Fight on White Plague.

hand to cheer the diamond stars on
10 victory. 1t will certainly Be a hot
contest
Owing to the excellent work done so
far this season by the Chamber Of
Commerce team. the business men az
SregatiOn is ruling favOrite, and is
being backed 10 the limit by every
member of the commercial OrganiZa-
ton. They reluctantly admit, how
ever, that the newspaper team with
its collection Of local stars and eX-
cOllegians, Will be a hard proposition
The newspaper team will have its
final practice on the White Lot this
afternoon. Captain Phil King, of the
Chamber team has his men primed for
one OF the best battles Of the season.
The newspaper game will be the first
played by them since they took the
Fort Monroe aggregation into camp
at Old Point Comfort the first OF this
month.
The diamond and grounds will be in
the best Of condition. for the manage
ment of the HippodrOme has volun-
teered to Clear away after the per-
Torrance tomorrow night just as
though the Nationals were scheduled to
PLAY Wednesday.
The game VIII be called promptly
at O'Clock Tickets are on sale at
all the newspaper offices, and viii be
put up at the gate for those who wait
until the last minute 20 purchase
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-20
CAPITAL TURNER'S
GO TO BALTIMORE
Large Delegation Will Attend
Annual Sports At River
View Park.

Washington Turner'S are today thor
OughIy worked up over the annual
funniest which will begin next Satur-
day in Baltimore.
Assurances have been received that
one Of the largest delegations OF
Turner's that ever left this city wiz
make the trip over and arrangements
have been made for special cars over
the electric line.
One Of the features Of the gathering
VIII be a trip on Tuesday e. this city
and Mt. Vernon by all the delegates
and their friends
The gymuastic exercises viii begin
Sunday morning at Vorwaerts Hail.
where some Of the apparatus work
VIII be done. but the major part VIII
be at River View on Monday, begin
ming at 9 o'clock IN the morning.
where the outdoor events, such az
running. jumping, putting the shot,
etc, viii also be held
Saturday evening. June %, a concert
and social reception in honor Of the
visitors viii be held at the VorWaerts
Gardens, on West Lexington street.
At o'clock Sunday afternoon the
competition in literary events viii be
held at the Vorwaerts Hall. and at
night q ~Kommers. in honor Of the
Tooth anniversary Of the founding Of
Turner viii be held al Vorwaerts
Hall George W Spier. Of this city.
will preside Ut the "KommsrsT and
Henry Schwemmer. o. philadelphia,
viii be the principal speaker.
A number Of crack 5OwIers from the
various turnvereins have indicated
their interest 10 bowl. and the out
f. look for high scores on the part OF
the prize winners is good