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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

7 can't help but believe that would
have had better time II had gone
to the masquerade"
Il know you would have had"
why. was there some one you
know going to be theref'
mo. but you would have been able
to wear . mask. you know."--Houston
Post.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

BY falling from a cart n Chinaman
who carried large insurance. says
Tit.Bits. was quite seriously injured.
There was somo doubt even OF his ever
getting better.
Al length one Of his friends wrote
TO the insurance company on his DO.
half.
"Dear sirs. Hong Wang Lee half
dead. iikes half money"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
=. sA. Hast. Of Getting Ready.

II the usste Of oesttss Ready.
George" said Mrs. Ferguson. have
you done anything with my hairpins
I had them q moment sgol"
They're right under your nose. my
Dear" answered Mr.. Ferguson. "Rs-
move them. and you can talk palmer"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

sa.,ing that he was born In 1910. q
man named Lacey. who was summon.
ed at Norwich tEngland) for picking q
flower In a public garden. pleaded alb.
sentmindedness and the case was dis
missed.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

mo. Dicksy; I can't let you 80 Ash.
Ing to-day. You want to 70 entirely
too often"
"Maw. the last time went nshin'
was three weeks ago Yesterday"
surely that wasn't tho last tina.
Dickey."
Yes. II was. nav. remember II
cause that was the day you held me In
tho bathtub an madc me take q hath"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

'This.~ said the chauffeur posntins
to large and imposing mansion. sur
rounded by beautiful and well kept
grounds, some distance back from tn.
roadway, lis the only place around
here where they have an absolutely
safe and sane Fourth of July"
What place is it?" asked one Of the
passengers
It's the county insane asylum" an.
swered the chauffeur.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Larrv-Moike. fwat's this new game
they call auction bridge"7
Mike tbehlnd the bar)-f dinno. but
I'm thinkin' II names that tn feily
that puts up tn highest bid gita tn
Job o. tendin' tn bridge.-Chieago
Tribune.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Italy ievics . graduated income tar
~ we'll as a direct tax on land and
houses. Smaller incomes are exempt
from taxation. The minister Of finance
estimates that tho income tax for this
year will amount TO about $4,000. 900.
while the land tax will bring In ess.-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
just shopplnE.

Just shopping.
Der the pages of the Peerage a maid
en- likes TO pore.
Such an amount
Will buy a Count;
A Duke costs something more.
She nuttcrs DER the pages and here
and there she'll stop
She can't AFFORD
A noble Lord,
But can't a damsei shopt
philadelphia Bulletin.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
Aryanxan3 Il.

II have been on an exploring trip
through my husbands summer
clothes"
"And these poker chips and these
racing form shsetsY''
Constitute the data for my lecture"
Louisville Courier-Journai.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
n Mlnhe Work.

Reformer-I wish could DO some.
thing TO make people take my advice.
Friend-Try engraving II on the han
die OF your umbrella.-Doston Tran
script.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

"But where" inquired the new arr
rival. do you keep the lost souls who
sufrcr from the cravings OF con-
science7'
MY dear sir" answered Pluto. In Q
f,ne strain OF irony. do you think any
body with a conscience ever comes
hors1"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

LAY on DusT-If you vii ssnd ss the NAME
Of your poultry supply dealer ws viii ssnd you ous
poultry aimanse ahsolutsy FREE: worth 800. end
postal card for u today; tslls how 10 make your
hsns Lay a. Bust." also about our woadsrful
Lallaby" Brendsrs. costing only $40 delivered
PARK = POLLARD Co. i7s Frisnd 81. Boston.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Going TO school finally becomes Q
habit Many Q young man continues
In school long after he should DO at
work.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Mothen win and Ma wiusio~ps ecsshiss
eyrup the bsst remedy 20 nee fos their ohtldsss
durtag The tssthinS period.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Tor Ray Disease or Injury 10
the eye, use PETTIT'S EYE SALvE.
absolutely harmless. acts quickly. All
druggists or Howard Bros, Buffalo,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
R.n.cs.s sr.~ Cricket.

do you think baseball win ever get
. foothold In England7"
"Thcy play II some"
AS strcnuously as we dor"
"weil. no. They serve tea between.
the innings. ! understand."-Pittsburs
Post.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

ft9wAEp T. guRIvN As,syss sss cAer,a
silver. Lad q. GeiS hii,ss. iss. aei3, g., % xss
o cese:.. N Mslli.N snsloess "A isil psles ~
bslisl. xsissssss, ossicss;s SssissSf RsaE
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
utterly wasted.

Utterly Wasted.
What are you g1um about nowf''
II was just reviewing my past life.
"Well?"
And thinking Of all the useless wor
rylns I have done"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Record sale Of Painsings.
The public auction of the Yerkcs COL
lection Of paintings at New. York has
broken all American records for high
prices. the Turner Rockets and Blue
Lights" bringing Sias0oo and the Frans
Halls Portrait Of Lady" going for
$4,000. In two days the sale totaied
over a million and a half.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Auzyos's law aw fl.is coax tie iivpy
ilto activity BY gentle methods. They ID
not scour, gri.e or weaken. They are q
tonic to the stomach, liver and nerves
r,sh the blood and enable the stomach to
get all the nourishmcnt from food that is
Iut Into II. These pills contain no calo-
mel they are soothing healing and stim.
rlatipg. For sale by all druggists IN 10c
vice, write Munyon's Doctors. They will
advise 70 the hest Of ths'r ability abso.
lrtely free OF Charge. MUNYON'S. 40
And Jsnersen sts., PHILADELPHIA, IA
Send Toe for trial package.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22
Short Stories For Evening Hours
SIGNS And OMENS

for the dope shop II you take 'em as
seriously as she does
"She chuckcd him under the chin
at that, and took me up to see the kid,
which Is usually the first thing on the
program where there Is one. She took
It Off the floor and handed It to me to
hold.
"You know what bachelor does
when some one passes baby his way.
Docs quick siiestep and yell for the
police. That's what I started to do,
but she wouldn't have 1t.
"'Oh. but you've got to, Just n min.
ute she said. It's the chance of a
lifetime. Make wish while you have
him in your arms. the very best wish
you can, because you don't get u
chance to hold baby like that every
day .af
What's wish got to do with the
baby" ! asked. while Fred grinned.
Mercy! Don't you know she ask.
ed. Make wish when you hold a
baby for the first time. and it'll come
true inside of year
There was nothing for H. too,
the kid and held It as straight nm as
I could. until Il began to howl and its
mother grabbed IT, the way they nj.
ways do.
"'what did you wish?' asked Fred.
Heavens! Don't tell him said
Minnie. 1t spells the wish II you tell.
I'd inst as soon tel as not, an.
swered, because I've already got It. I
wished | wouldn't drop the baby. and
didn't So | reckon that sign Is all
10 the good.
She didn't seem to care for that
ihonght ] was making fun Of her,
guess But she passed 1t over, being
some ousy quieting the kid. and IN a
f, minute or twoit was growing away as
HAPPY as ever. remarked that II
seemed 10 be pretty goci.natured
"'a'o ue'i' aiter All.
vi course ne ls' said Its mother.
ne was porn on Thursday
asked wnat mat hatl>to do with
It, MINNIE looked surprised again the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22
The HONEST PROPRIE.
TARY MEDICINE

mas saved thousands OF dollars to fam.
lies who could i'll afford the expense
necessary 10 maintain the seiN !tos ~
physician. and have answered The
purpose equally as wen and of,cn sue
ceeded after our best physicians hrvc
lailed' Lydia r. PiDknam's Vegetable
Compound is one of this kind
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22

.
81 got through the supper without
anything worse than sp''''hs niue
salt, which had the presence oil NINA
to throw over my ieit shoulder pe!ore
she had chance 10 speak' ana drop
ping some raspberry preserve ON me
tablecloth. asked her "ha' mat was
sign OF.
ITS sign you've got 10 heIp FRED
wipe the dishes, she answered. ana
allowed the JOKE was on me- But l
was always strong TOT wipihs dishes
when there was pretty woman wash
ing EN-, so ! mogsed Out into the
kitchen with Fred aitei supper ana
got into WORKING harness. with coat
on and big apron tied around my
neck
she'd put some water 70 WASH the
dishes In on the hre' ana whlle she was
putting some stuf INTO the rcirlSerI'
tor 1t began to Doll Inc minute she
heard II she called TO FRED;
rake IL ON, QUICK DON'T you
know It's awful luck 10 nave your dish
water boil! Every Duopie adds more
10 IT,
iorsot' saiu f'cu' anu tooA IL
OH.
Minnie dropped 'hn dish cloth Just
as she was getting rea TO tackle the
disnes'
rihe! she sa.I' mat means
some ones coming "ohier VINO 1t
H.
we got 'hronsh WIN me dishes
swimmingy' ana was ieeiihS so
mucn IKE WORK tnat ai'er wed hhish'
eu srapped orooh' 'rohi 'he corner
ana began 10 sweep up some crumbs
from 'he noor. but MINNIE seized the
broom WIN gasp
ooi' you dhre' she exclaimed
uoou"ess' now you frightened me-
Ion you KNOW 'nat IL you sweep AZ
.er u'rk .nere u DC sickhess IN me
no"se peiore niornins ANA win
i'ooole Just setting over an awiui cold,
.oo' why ne might nave mad whoop-
ing cough II you'd swept those crumbs
W. oh'sh'
Ano'her case OF thanRtuiness FOR
.o"' '"!' rehenipereu u WAS ,ihe
'o' ''e ~ peS'n 10 DC c3reiui IL didn
waht 10 ne nred'out asa hopdOo.
rreu ana washed our hands at
.he same ''ihe "haer 'he faucet which
MS w"e announced meant mat VIC
"o''" "'W"ys continue 10 DC good
'ienus' bu' the minute ne ana
LOOK 'pe same towel NJ cnce she tore
! away IRON us ana handed IL 10 me
use "."ne'
io'u F sure 10 sue enemies II
70" "ipc' you. hahas on the same
.o"ei NJ once sue declared and added
'ha' rred ought u be ashmed OF him
sell 10 De tai'nS chances like that.
'''' n"isnihS mat wy we all went
mo 'nc library anu sat down In front
y we oE'h NE 'o 'Hik. Conversation
"' suns "'"- ''eu anu uoine
nnos' " 'n' 'a'N'ht When she inter
rup'ed some story he was telling By
'".'a''''ns'
On iooh' were gong TO be aw'
i"..! rich, FRED.
anu she pointed to some sparks
.n'. were SLOWING on the soot al the
''.n VI 'he hroplace'
I've ".Se' ,ney gov, the richer
". W she auicu ana ior the noyt
,o" ni'hu,es we SAT thore watcl'inG
spaIss' I'll inquired that Fred would
~ .",ee vi iour miiiiohaires all by
| ninhseli II ne Kept on.
~" VI sudden Sho rubbed the
''"o V, her nose ana Jumped M and
s u,e 'Ieu Mss mat would prob'b y
nave taken MS breath away III he
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22

LNeT N1S1t ldlniiy WHeTS tHty nave
superstitions?'' asked the stout, good
natured member Of tho group. who
looked as II he believed in signs about
as much as a week old infant believes
in the molecular theory.
Nobody could recall any such ad
venture.
you want 10 try It. then" he con
timed, grinnipg to himself at the
thought. IT'S more of hooray than
when your wife's gone to the country
and more exciting than the last two.
thirds Of picture puzzle.
"T went up Burrville way while
ago to visit an old friend of mine over
Sunday. and dropped punk into q
place where II made all the difference
in the world whether you put on your
right or your left shoe first, and where
It was a near-tragedy II you saw the
new moon over the wrong shoulder
1T was my friend Fred's wife that
had the boogle, and she had me raz
gle dazzled from the getaway. BY
the time I'd teen there two hours
didn't hardly dare stir in my tracks
for fear I'd slump into whole punches
Oh bad luck
"Td never seen her before though,
Fred's been married three or four
years. and after he'd been boning me
to weekend with him most of that
time | finally spouted up yes and
trotted along one Saturday afternoon
"Fred's wi:e--I'll call her Minnie
because that's her name, and she
proved to be one of those chummy
sorts that frst.name you inside the
first hour, as long as you're friend
of her husband s--she's one of these
women that seems to have LOT of fun
remembering all the good and bad
luck signs that were ever invented
and fastening 'em to everything that
happens from morning to night. Hon
estly, | didn't know there were SO
many common or garden varieties of
superstition left floating around little
old Rhode Island.
mot that she took em seriously
you understand. Or at least. she pre-.
a notion mo; :, - COM p 80 &C.,, ', '.
n, t,h,o sho,, ,o, H.
scream for h.,n ~, son,o,,o,, AN. an'
ned out mr. s,mc,odv o,.a go. wy
she wac one or thee obs" mn,
sorts awrnl,v strong For hnhh, ans
tho Kids I'M, r,gb, ,horo r,,h ,Sa n,n', ,
welcome TN Won fell os n vou,d aI
ways belonged there and II didn',
seem TO stand IN reason ,h,, sho
should really take Tho suners,,,'nn
stun serious,v sim Won n.yar oon
tell how mucb or that cor, os go
even a sensible pearson will swing
"It began tho minnie honraS -,
Al PfNu "P
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22

1S5 editorial rooms-25S busI
ness office. These are the teIepf ,ns
'u'nbers VI the Bulletin offios.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22

uDWn W bitdhiGsN.
"'How so? asked.
"necausc you we're laughing before
breakfast It's certain TO work out
that way. And you she aidol. turn.
ing to me are going to have the worst
luck of all. because you whistlel be
fore breakfast. There couldn't be
anything worse than that
Robbie who was at the table with
us this time. was clipper as lark
so clipper that he waivel his hand
across the table and tipped over a salt
dish.
Throw some over your left shout.
der. quick Robbie said. because
that was the one superstition ! was
sure of. and wanted to be on the
situation as much as | could.
''But | was wrong again. II seems
there's dinyrent rae fc~ kids and
grow n UPS.
Little boys that spill salt on The
table always get whipping before bed
time, said his mother. You Il have
TO bc very good today TO prevent it's
coming tue. Bobbie.'
And the way the kid sobered up
was sorry for him. If I'D been Fred
I'd have called OF the superstition
stunts while the kids were around. But
probably he'd tried II and found out
that 1t was unlucky to butt in.
Washing dlahes little while later
she dropped cheap saucer and
smashed It all to smithereens.
Lucky II wasn't one of the good
ones said Fred, but she shook her
head
at isn't so much this saucer she
said, as the six others.
Il asked fer enlightment, and got
it.
Break dish on Sunday and you'il
break enc every day in the week.
Heaven only knows what of the best
China I'll have dropped by the end of
the week
There wasn't any let-up In the
superstition spasm all the time was
there. We went out walking in the
afternoon. Fred and his wife and me.
She saw pin on the sidewalk AMI
chuck'ed because the point was toward
her. THAT brings the good luck Just
so much quicker she explained. 1t
was cold ana damp, and during the al.
ternoon couple of fakes Of near.
80 81.
snow fell. She wished on these. and
tried 10 get Fred TO. But he wouldn't.
I'VE maze my one WISH he said,
ana swore ne wouldn't make another.
Just before sunset Minnie caught
sisht OF 'he new moon ana had tn
whirl around three times and repeat
some sort II ihcantatlon because she
saw II over the wrong shoulder first
ihei she sprahs new one.
uot any mony In your pockets
you boys! she asked.
we aiiowed we had a little.
Then turn 1t over quick. she said
! We a'a II anu she explained that
meant weo nave plenty OF money
''ii ,he next new moon.
hcro were nan dozen more that
evening Dut the climax didn't come
| WI was ieaVirs III the morning Fred
was coming down 10 the city with me
ana we. went out by the side door, -
c"' across h"'s 10 the station. Bat we
hadh gene twenty feet before Minnie
''ie' US p'e" WIN screen.
rrc' piopap'y 'houSht the baby
n'u SW"''o"ed u pm ! reckoned the
muse was on hre' ana so we both
'urhed 'ahd shot bacN.
minnie sroooed me at the door and
i"'eo INC 'ihsine' ana then turned on
''ou.
l'n you know any better than
'"'' she 'shed. here you've taken
ohe We came IN ny that's the most
| one became In by. That's the most
""'"l "hh ,uck 'hat could happen 10
."f p'n'' 'o"Ne spt 10 go out the
''on' ""o''
~" emitted groah, but dashed
,o "e '.o"' uoor ana 'oid me TO FOL
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22
LOST
FOUND.

On Hotel ST., near Alakoa. one of
the most delightful places of en-.
tertainment In the city-'rhe b.
rlre. A new collection of most
interesting scenes in animation, .
pretty Irish dance by Sibyl Camp.
bell Reid, and beautiful bit OF
vocal sentiment by Mr.. Shrcve.
4J1T-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22
TO LET

Clean furnished rooms; 81. $3.50, So
per week. 1891 Fort ST. u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-22
w A N T S
@O0 @0O0 q OODD

Everyone to ask for the Big Nickel
Tablet. For sale at the Bulletin
Office and in stationery stores. tt
--A--------- - ----.---
TO rent small furnished cottage with
garden. Address Up. w"
4523-3t
Clean wipins rags at the Bulletin Of
fee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-27
9 @ c. e r. Y

He realization is borne In upon
the minds OF the doputantes anl
their friends that they have APP
Uroachod the very eve Of the real socia
season.
several Important dcbutan,o func.
tfons have already taken place, anC
many moro are to follow this week
when Misses jamie Preston Boulwafe
Virginia aud Fannp TYLER Miss Iayde
Branch, Miss Carrie Lee Waddey and
Miss Elizabeth Hargravo viii be among
those TO make u formal entrance into
u social circle that IS already holding
out hands In cordial welcome to these
charming additions 10 its numbers.
The dances given by the Monday
German. the senior organization in
Rtctmond, begin in December, and this
year. as heretofore the debutante who
is belle at its opening dance, when
the buds are special guests. is con-
adhered to have won a triumph indeed
The Tuesday Club dances begin dur
ing the Christmas season, the bright
est and eayest time of the whole year.
when holly and mistletoe wreathe
chandeliers and walls of bail rooms
and human buds can most appropriate
ly carry artnfuls of their symbolic
flower, American Beauty buds.
In addition to these dances are the
dinner dances given by the Wostmore.
land Club, the New Years reception
at the club, and those given in many
private homes, the luncheons, teas,
theatre parties and entertainments
given for charitable purposes. at all or
which the debutante is looked for ~
being prominent and busy figure No
class of young American women are
harder worked socially than bud in
hcr Introductory year and no class
car come through the ordeal more
creditably
Last week was merry overture for
this. Never was there a Thanksgiving
Day with more ideal weather condi-
tfons to inspire young hearts and brins
together a crowd on the ball field who
We're ready to break into laughter ana
cheers over the smallest provocation.
Never was there o moro goou natur-
ed game played or d moro thorough
acquiescence In the results thnn on
Thursday last. The social episodes OF
the day were such complete SUCCESSES
that Thanksgiving of 1910 will be writ
ten down as having nothing to mar its
pleasantness in looking backward.
Have Closed NIiniborya.
Mr. ard Mrs J. Scots FG,ish have
closed their country home, Miniborya
Chestertiold county, for the winter ant
have returned TO town. Mrs. George
Il. Winch. Mrs. Parrish's mother, ma,
returned to her apartment in the
Chesterfield.
benevolent society Luncheon.
Tic women composing the Benevo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-27
HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS


a QuICK-DRYING HOME SHAM.
Too---For q shampoo that will removs
all dandrun. dirt and excess oil, dis
solve a teaspoonful of canthroS In a
.up OF hot water. pour on the cad q
other shampoo: then ~inse with clear
warm water. a carthroN shampoo re-
1ieVes itching scalp and Irritation BY
and makes the hair soft and fluffy. 80
that it will stay up and look nice.
Many soaps cause streaky. faded
= patches IN the hair because they con-
tain alkali; canthrox contains no al
kali or other harmful substance.
PROPER CARE OF THE HAIR--A
c2nthroX shampoo will remove dan.
drnff: 70 prevent It's return gooc
, dninine hair tonic, should Re used. !
produce dry faded and brittle hair
Tie right tonic soothes and refreehes
IN" sealp, keeps II soft and plant ant
make 9 good tonic with
Suinzaln ..t... one ounce =.
e:o9 e,t.,. ;;one- halt pint
Dissolve the quinzoin in the Nalcoh6
and add the water Rub into the scalr
and hair roots once or twice a week
i1l5 1t VIII Improve your hair wonder,
July making 1t thick, soft and silky.
oREARMs- -Plain delatone, although
me ounce. IS far less expensive than
n,Tarn 9,ric hsguic lof .s'e. rrino9al OF
,uttsiliu ,,es, Hsl.. " is painless, re-
URGE IS all you will need. Simply mis-
little delatone with enough. water il
r oTn pa paste; cover - skin from
gith this paste: iet'.ft reuuin Two IN
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& etIIrn tfe,, viii he III, a,s ,It -
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,aut,tv Au Inc WI xxi, so npd wntten ana
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49, ,,r
FOR WEAK AND WATERY eyes
good strengthening eye tonic is more
= 70 pc OF benent 10 weak. dull. tired
aernG ,,rars,..- s,,,I.. :,
sar ana sbn,,ia m maze 4erson look
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-27

In Honor Of Miss HEAVIER.
Miss katherine Beaver, of Leesburg,
ga. is the guest of honor ut q house
party now being, given by Mr.. and
Mrs, Howard Scribner at their hunga
low in Nelson county. Other guests
are: Misses Meta Harrison. Mary
Conrad. Jean Lee Penuel; T. BLACKWELL
Smith and Hubert T. Plaster, of Lees
burg, and Charles 7, Borunl, of Wash
ington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-27
Supper Party ut Nvideyyorthy.

Mr.. ana FRS. Arthur NJ. Chichester.
Jr. have issued invitations to a largo
supper party at their horse. Wide
worthy Farm. near Ieesburg, Friday
evening ae%t, in honor OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. Z. II, Alexander. whose mar
riage occurred November ..