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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-11
WARRENTON

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WARRENTON, VA, June 11.-Miss
Rosa \. Tongue has gone to Lynch
burg to visit Mrs John Utterback.
Mr.. Harry Lee Nelson, OF Lynchburg.
spent several days this week In town
With his family,
Mesers. Orlando and William Hodg.
kin, of Georgetown University. stuart
Williamson, Of Fredericksburg College
and Russell Ramsey, Of unerversity of
Virginia, are at home for the summer
vacation. Miss Florence Boston. Of
Farmviile and Miss Agnes Mcintyre
and Lindsey Carter. of Chatham. are
also az home for the summer months.
Among the graduates in law at
Georgetown University this week was
Mr.. Maury Curtis. OF Warrenton.
Miss Nellie V. Butler and Miss Craw-
ley, the latter of whom has been q stu
dent at the t'auquter Institute the past
session, sailed on Wednesday from New
Miss Mary Hagan, OF Alabama, and
Miss Mary Post. OF Washington, have
been the guests OF Miss Edith Butler
at Fsuani.er inssitu n for ssysrsi GAYS gays,
nary. and Miss Mary Keith. Of Miss
Hihbs school, OF New York and Della
ware. respectively. are at home after
the close of the session.
Mr. and Mrs. Lar, Noble are at AL
wington after trip North.
Mrs. Mamie Powell, OF Washington
is the guest OF Mrs. ames p Jenries
MrS. lleEmhce ana Two GHttuiSh, IA
California. are the guests OF Mrs. Il
w, 6trother.
Miss Alice Smith. who was expected
last week Is now the guest OF Col and
Mrs. Grenville Gaines.
Mr. Ripley Robertson and Miss Lilly
Robertson, who have been making
their home in Atlanta, Ca. are visit
ing at the -GuFtis,s,-
Col. and Mrs. Grenville Gaines en-
tertained on Tuesday night At Bridge.
Miss Sally Marshall entertained on
Thursday afternoon at Pembroke.
Mr.. Robert Wall, who ID now work
ing in Washington. spent the week END
in Warrenton.
on Memorial Day seven new men
men were added to the company OF
warrenton Rifies.
Capt. j. b. Beverley. LieutsnAnts Lew
Wood and T.. Il. BArtenStien have re-
turned from Petersburg whore they
went for instructions in Military Tao
Miss Chester Woodfin. assistant prin-
cipal of the Warrenton High School,
left this week for her home In Rich
Mise Miss Frances subistt and Mildred
Lsavell OF Washington who spent a
short vacation In Warrenton. have re-
turned to their homes to complete the
session OF their schools,
Mrs. Powell Withers. OF Washington,
and Mrs. Yates, were welcome visitors
in Warrenton this week,
Miss Margaret Ryan after spending
several days with Mrs. Wilbur stone.
has returned 10 her home In Baltimore.
| Mr.. Archie Cloham. OF West virginia,
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Suffolk

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SUFFOLK, VA. June 1.-THE
event of greatest interest here this
week was the wedding "Wednesday
afternoon of Miss Leoline Catherine
Etheridge, OF Charlotte, y. c.. and
Mr.. Tcharnor. Harrington de Graffen-
ried, of Columbia, s. e. The wedding
was celebrated at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. w n. Withers. in
North Main street. and was a beau
tifui one. The drawing rooms were
decorated In masses of white flowers.
ferns and palms, the bridal party
standing under marriage Dell OF
blossoms, suspended from green
archway. The service was read by
: Rev. George II. Vest. of Norfolk, in
the presence of a large number oil
invited guests.
The bride entered on the arm OF
Mr.. w. r. Withers and wore a beau
tiful gown of imported satin, with
trimmings of seed pearls and duchess
lace. Her flowers were IA shower OF
lilies of the valley and maiden-hair
ferns. her veil being caught with tiny
sprays OF the same flowers. Her two
sisters, Mrs. w. r. Withers and Miss
Laura Etheridge, wearing dainty lin
gerie gowns. acted as matron and
maid of honor. Their flowers we're
huge arm bouquets of roses.
Mr. Robert c. LohnAon.- of North
Carolina, was beet man.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. de Graffenried left for
q tour of the principal Northern
cities and will also spend some time
in Canada.
A number of out-of-town guests
were present for the ceremony.
Miss Virginia jenkins is entertain
ing a house party this week, which
in composed of a number OF her
schoolmates from THE Castle" Tar
rytown. y.
Numerous entertainments have been
planned in their honor.
Mr.. John l.. Primer is at nome
from the University of Virginia.
Miss Marsarita Springs has return
I'D to Charlotte, y. G., after attend
ing the De Graffenried-E theridge
wedding.
An engagement OF great interest
Just announced il that OF Miss Rose
Marie Bruce, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g. NJ Bruce, and Mr.. Milton
and New York.
liant church affair, will be celebrated
on the evening OF July s. at 7 O'Clock.
Mrs. J. Calvin Little. of Annapolis,
Md, witt ne matrou o. honor, anu
numbered among the maids Will ne
Miss Neil Jordan, Miss katharine
Brothers, Miss Emma King and Miss
Mildred Nurney.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Porter Eley
entertained most charminsiy hef
guests, including a number OF out-of-
town peopfe
Among the girls attending finals at
the various colleges are; Miss Laura
Ftheridge ana MICS Margaret Phil
lips at Washington and Lee, ana
Miss Katharine Brothers, at Y. +. J.
and the University of Virginia. Miss
Katharine Primer will also 60 TO the
University.
Miss Frank Underwood, OF srith-
field. is the guest OF Miss Mary Ju-
dath Smith,
Miss Margaret Phillips will enter
tain a number OF Hollins girls at a
house party beginning on the leth,
Among her guests VIII be Miss l.4-
Gle Paxton. of Washington, j.. q.
Miss Alice Davis. of SorfoIH, ana
Miss jamie Cooke, of Roanoke.
Misses Rose and Sulley Haywood
OF New Orleans; Misses Lucy Witi
and Margaret Chewing, Of Rich-
mond. will be guests of Miss Bessie
Hoftaiisl during this montn,
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Enporla

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EMPORIA, VA. June ff.-Misses
Matte and Sarah wyche. Susie Pow
ell and Lula Lee have retained from
the State Normal School. at Farm
VILE, to their homes in our town.
Mr.. s. S. Green, of Ante, was a Wis
itor to relati. es here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w weaver. Mr.,
and Mrs w. r. Deal. Mrs. George s..
Bruce, Messrs. P. w. Turner, w. L.
Harding and II. W. Hall, Of Emporia.
attended meeting of the Bankers
Association at Old Point this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. ], j. Aston visited
friends at Pleasant Hill, n. c., this
week.
Miss Sarah Ogburn. of South Hill,
has returned home from visit 70
the home of MIR. j. =. Weaver. or this
town.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Howe. with he'll
children. Jack and Alice, has gone 70
her former home in Michigan for q
months visit to old friends and rela-
tives.
Misses sallie Squire and Bettie Lee,
of this place. spent Monday in Rich
mond
DR.. J. H. Smith was summoned TO
Atlanta to attend his father in his
last iilnegs, has returned to his home
in our town.
Mrs. A. A. Rotheschilds. with her
children, is q guest of friends at Mar
garitesviiie, y. C., this week.
Mrs. L. A. Guy, Of Richmond, and
Mr.. and Mrs G. p. Bounds, OF We'll
don, n c.. were visitors at the home
of Sheriff s. w. Lee this week.
Mr.. j. T, Whitfield, of Richmond
visited Mr.. J. c. Lifsey here this
week.
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Chase City

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CHASE CITY, VA, June Sine
Woman's Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned BY Mrs. A. T.. Finch in her
charming home on Academy street
Wednesday afternoon, when an at
ternoon with Stevenson was greatly
enjoyed by the ladies'. and following
that program the clever hostess M
prepared a most amusing animal con-
test. which was rich in Its clever de-
tails, and voted by all as the great
est show on earth. Punch was
served during the afternoon AND
dainty refreshments at Its Close,
Those present were: Mra. Beckett
of Scoftsburg; Mrs. Sidney Jeffreys,
Mrs r. J. Pruden, Mrs. Robert Jefr-
reys, Jr,. Mrs. Charles NJ. Boswell.
Mrs. T. G.. Boswell, Mrs. Bascum
Dye, Mrs. p. II. Maddux, Mrs. y. H.
Williams. Mrs. w. A. Brooks, the
Misses Elan. Mrs. w. n. Norvell. Mrs
Z. w. Hudgins. Mrs. Charles osborne,
of Keysviile; Mrs. Kate Pettus AM
Mrs George Gibson. Jr.
Elinor Roberts, the little daughter
OF Mr.. T. r. Roberts. has gone for
an operation to the Memorial Hos
pital, Richmond.
Mrs. J. Wick Roberts has returned
from an extended trip North,
Mrs. Beckett. who has been on a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. sidney
Jeffreys, will return to her home In
Seottsbufg to-day,
Miss Houston, sister Of Miss Ethe'
Houston. will Join her hero at the
Gsbaon for few weeks,
Mrs. Henry ~. Bancroft, who has
been guest Of the Gibson for six
week, has left for her usual so1ourn
In Asheviiie. n. &,
DIR. III. L. Burweli was called to
Richmond on business yesterday.
Mrs. Lucius Gregory, wife or Col.
Gregory, or the Governors stan. who
has been distreEsingiy Ill ut her nome
here, il able to sae few Of her
friends. and b slowiy amprovine.
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Winchester

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WINCHESTER, VA. June IL
Mrs. Gardner, W. Brown. OF New
York, il visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrg. James b. Russell, at their honG
on Washington street.
Mrs. Virginia Eredenhurgh, of Free
hold. N. j., Is spending some time
with her parents. MIR. anu Mrs. AleNS
ander Nd. Baker.
Announcement this week of the
engagement OF Miss Lucy Marshall
Willis, daughter of Mrs. Marshall
willis, of Winchester, to Mr.. Charles
more than ordinary interest The
wedding Will take place in the tan
and will be one of the leading social
events of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander II. Pendie-
ton, of Winchester. who are now in
New York. will spend the summer in
Europe.
Colonel r. p. Chew and Bishop W,
L. Gravatt, of Charles Town W. Va,
were In attendance at the Shenandoah
Valley Academy finals here.
Mr.. Samuel r. Atweil, OF Roanoke.
spent a few days with relatives here
this week.
Dr.. and Mrs. Asbury C. swimlcy
have returned from their wedding
trip and have taken up their resi-
dence in their fine apartments on Pic
cadilly street.
Rev. w. r. Walter and his bride,
! nee Miss Sadie Richards, have return
ed from visit 10 friends in North
/ Carolina. They will shortly occupy
ha ndsome residence now building on
North avenue.
Mr.. William Conner, of Cumber-
land, Md, spent several days with
his old friends here.this week.
| Miss Gertrude Schneider, of Cum
berland. visited relatives here this
week.
Mrs. DR. r. NJ. Hisey. of Edinburs,
has been visiting friends here
Rev " II. Skyles. OF Woodstock,
] Va, occupied the pulpit of Centenary
! Reformed church on Sunday last, the
| pastor, Rev. T. X. Cromer, being abs
sent in Maryland.
| Mr.. Donald Weems, son of Mr. Z.
V, weems of Winchester. has been
elected captain OF the baseball team
! Of the Jacob Institute OF ort Deposit,
Md, where he has been attending
school for several years.
! Ms. Warren Rice and little son,
John W. Rice, Jr., have gone to Den.
+ Yer, Col. to spend several months with
relatives
! Mrs. Henry S. Baker IS visiting he.
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Samuel ii,
Higginbotharn, at their home in JEFF
ferson county, w. Va.
Mrs. Laura r. Swartz, Of MHwau-
kee, Wis. Is visiting relatives in Win
chester. her old home
i Mr.. John W. Shaffer. of Page eoun-
~, visited friends in Winchester and
vicinity, this week.
! Mrs. KinIey McMillen. OF McKees-
port. Pa. who has beer visiting Miss
Ella Morehead. has returned TO her
home.
!. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred schlosshaue-
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at Edgewood the home or
Mr., George Reynolds near Berryvine.
Clarke county.
Mr.. J. W. feathers. of Oakland,
Md, visited hts brother Mr. b. W.
feathers, in this city. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rlackb burn Smith. OF
Berryviile. were visitors here this
week
Mrs. Margaret Henkel. of New
Market, who has been visiting rela E
tives in Wilmington. Del and Win
chester. has returned to her home
Mr.. l.. X, Dettra and wife and Mr.
+. NJ. Funkhouser and wife have been
spending the past ten days at the
great Dunkard Conference at winona
Lake. Ind.
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Sunnyside

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SUNNYSIDE. VA, June 11.--Mr.
e, A. Ewineford. Of Drewry's Blum,
the Equitable Life In
surance Company. was visitors here
last week.
Miss Eva Byerley, who has been
teaching school in Turbeville. Va, has
returned.
Stanley Branch, who has been quite
sick, Is somewhat improved.
Mrs. Gtlmer Minor. of Richmond, was
q visitor last week.
The children'a day exercises, which
were to have been held at Hobson's
Chapel Sunday. were postponed until
the first Sunday in July.
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Social News From All Sections Of Virginia !
visited friends near wsrrenton recent

visited friends near warrenton recent
ly.
Mrs Maude Spicer.- has been
spending several months in Washing
ton, Is in Warrenton on a short va
cation.
Miss Virginia HILLARY left on We'd
nesday for Brooklyn, n. Y, to visit
friends.
Miss Georgie Newly went TO Baiti-
more on Wednesday TO the annual con-
vention of the A. \. A. who are In ses-
sion there this week.
Mr. c. e. Tiffany. of the Fauquier
National Bank and Miss Genevive ..
Fletcher, left on Wednesday for Old
Point Comfort to attend the banquet OF
the Virginia bankers.
Mrs d. j. Carver. of China, is visit
ing her mother Mrs. v. H. Council
Miss May Fair spent several days
this week in Washington.
Mr. Montgomery. OF England. Is yis-
iting Mr.. and Mrs. r. "A. Montgomery.
Miss Jane Forbes Id at home after
q visit to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Roxbury

RONBURG, VA. June fi.--Miss Gus
sic Tunstaii. Tunstall Va. Is visiting
Miss Matte Nance.
Mr.. T. Kenny Pest, who has been
very I'll at his home near Magrader,
Va, has returned 10 his work at EtS-
bury.
Mr.. White Binns. who has spent sew
erai weeks with mis- brother in RoH-
bury. has returned to his home, Binn
Hall. Va.
Mr. H. Major Nance. West Point. Va.
is visiting his mother for few days
Miss Ethel Beadiey Hubbard has re-
turned TO her home from the state Fee
male Normal Farmville. Va, where
she graduated in this years class
The game of baseball which was TO
have been played Thursday AZ Nance
shop between Aountcastie ana EtNcOrS
teams was postponed on account OF the
death OF Mr. William WaddiN, who was
closely related TO some Of the Roxoury
players
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Virginia Beach

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VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. June
Under the auspices Of the VA
Beach Hotel, most enjoyabae
was given Saturday evening. Ihe
was beautifully decorated tn ofN<
Japanese lanterns and attractive
toons. Among those present wetA
and Mrs. Southgate Taylor. IL.
Mrs Harold Bonnell, Mr.. and
William Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. 14n
tor. Campo. MIR. and Mrs. H0b6rt 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Saunders. M
Mrs. James johnson, Mr.. and Mr. IL
O. Shelburne, Mr.. and Mrs JAMIeM ~
len, Mrs. r. G. Cushing. Mrs.. In
HartweIi, Misses Lena Brookes ~
Field, Mary Kingey, Katherine 1los
noy. Fanny Pannili, Warf1eid e.
shaw, Meta Randolph. EIl1a1
Wheat, Anne Grover, Grace
burne. Virginia Groner. Lena Al14
Augustine Allen, Mary Smith. E1
Shelburne, Leila Major ana
whealeu. Messrs. Clay Kinseys Nl
ard Bagley, Hurt Hannah, W.
Fiveash. Linford Warren, Georee
cote, George Kelly, Thomas I'M
James Hume, Walter Irvine. Viii
Kinsey. Powell Groner, Claude Hq
Lester Graves, Crowley RlAnton. -
renee Brooke, Harry Coldwelly H9xs
Bowden, willis Newell, Malvin No.
mold. gsss3
Miss Eloise williams entertaine6
the Atlantic Club Tuesday eyenlAE
honor of Miss Iiarriette Browner
Detroit. Michl Miss Anne Ho0N
and Miss Anne Atwood. OF 6tonfuyt
Conn Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Wutte
chaperoned. and Miss Williams' tteS
were Miss Browner. Miss Hooper.
! Atwood. Miss Dolly Whaley. Mis-
ginta Jenkins, OF Suffolw; MT.
man Allen. Mr. Claude Balm, Mr. 1kSs
| land Thorp, Mr.. Thomas IN. WilIeaX
, Jr., Mr., Robert NJ. Hughes. Mr. Fr6A
I Mast Mr. Severn Nottingham. s M
Mr. and Mrs. Menalcus Lankf094
! OF Norfolk will spend the month1 81
! June and July with Judge and Mf4
Edmund Waddiil, Jr, at the Joy Gok'
/ tage.
Judge Edmund waddiiI. Jr., IN
| family, of Richmond. Va. have taks1
the Joy Cottage for the months y!
4 June and July.
Mr.. William r. stopswood. Of No9|
/ folk. will spend the summer IT g!
/ kinsey Cottage. Sss;
I Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cannon. N
+ Richmond, Va, are the gueefa
+ Judge and Mrs. Waddill, Jr., - ~
/ Joy Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hobbs ~
! family, OF Norfolk. have taken a..
! washington Cottage for q month.
Major and Mrs. Albert Mcfssn1ore
In. g. M, c., Of Washington. d
are spending the summer 1T The -
| lington."
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Jordan ~
| family. of Norfolk, have taken n!
Victoria Cottage for the summer
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W. Sanford, who has been visiting In
spotsyivania has returned to Newport
News.
Miss Make Pendleton. of Spotsyl-
vania. is whiting Mrs. c. A. Tompkins,
of Brokenburg.
Miss Julia Newman, of London, who
has been on an extended visit TO spot
sylvania. has returned home.
Miss O. E. Morrison. Of Spotsylvania.
is visiting in Washington.
Mrs. Fanny p. Hiildrup. of Chancei-
Tor after visiting a week in Spotsyl-
vAnfa, has returned home.
Mr.. Beale e. Carme, of Spotsylvania,
In at home again after visit to Wash
ngton.
Mrs Phoebe Shaul. of Spotsylvania,
" VISITING In Alexandria ana Wash
ingthn.
Mr.. c. E. Gordon, of spotsylyania,
is at home again after visiting for
seeA ias LyHehstsF
Mr. Corridor Lyons. Of New York,
is thu guest Of friends in Spo'syi-
yania.
Mr.. 3, r Payne, OF Chancellor has
returned after visiting In Washington
FOR some days.
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Fredericksburg

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FREDERICKSBURG VA, June II.
Miss Josephine III. Maddox IL visit
ing friends in New York,
Miss Elixabet Steele. who has been
visiting Miss Mamie Willis, has re-
turned to her home In Richmond.
Miss Lucy Mason. OF Louisville. KY,
IL a guest OF Miss Agnes Chewing.
MIRA Maria X. Daniel has returned
Is her home In this city. after visit
to her son. Mr.. g. g. Daniel, Of Will
nington, Del.
Nra II. H, Johnston and son. Stuart,
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BOARDE !

THE RICHMOND nm ~ % r.
Advs.. win I'LL your ~
sner boardera
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Spottsylvania

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sPOTSYLvANIA, June ll.-Mr. F.
W. Sanford who has been visiting in
Spotsyivania has returned to Newport
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-12
PERTINENT PERSONALITIES.

Henry George, Jr., son of the noted
single tax exponent, has been nominal
ed for congress by the democrats of the
seventeenth district of New York.
Major jeremiah Rohrer. aged 90
years, who has just died in. Lancaster
Pa, is worthy of mention because he
was one of the pallbears at the funeral
of James Buchanan, once president OF
the United States.
Miss Anna Heinstron, a Swedish
opera singer, by gift IF $4,000 to the
Montclair. n. j., branch of the Swed-
ish Salvation army has enabled that
organization to plan for the erection OF
a brick armory in that city.
With her face wreathed in smiles,
Miss Gussie Mye. who is a waitress in
a Pomona cafateira, in Los Angeles, in
formed her friends that she was one of
three heirs to a fortune of $780, 900 left
by an uncle, John Black, who died in
Utica, N. Y.
Kate Langley BOsher, the author of
Mary Cary" has returned from mo-
tor trip through England and southern
France. She is now at her home in
Norfolk, Va. Her story of the little
orphan girl is to be brought out in a
new gift edition this fall.
The oldest candidate on any ticket in
New York state this fall was Cyrus NJ.
Crum OF Nyack He is Sc years old
and stumped the county for reelection
as county clerk He has held the of
flee continuously for fifty-four years,
and is believed to be the oldest county
clerk in the United States.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-12

The Joseph Medill mansion on Cass
street, in Chicago, which cost more
than $250,000 and was the scene OF
some of the most elaborate socia
functions of a quarter of century ago
is to be torn down to make way fOr
one of the great factories that have in
vaded what was once Chicago's exclu-
sive residence district.
The most recent recruit to the ranks
of fashionable shOpkeepers is Lady An
gela Forbes, who has followed in the
footsteps of Mrs. Patrick Heron Max
well and Mrs. Wellesley, a relation
through marriage with the duke OF
Wellington, and opened a flower shoI
in George street, Portman square, over
which she has for a sign, My shop,
written i'm neat git letters.
The appointment of so youthful a So
licitor general to the British govern
ment as John AlisebroOk Simon, X. C..
will not exactly create a record. 1t is
true that Mr. Simon is now only 81
years of age, but still younger mer
have been appointed in the past. Lord
Hardwicke, for instance, attained to the
position when only 20. while Other
youthful solicitors have been Lore
Mansfield and Lord Eldon.
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UNITARIAN SER

UNITARIAN SERVIcES-Unitarian
services in X. of p. hall Sunday at
II a. m. Subject, One of the Prob
lens of Statehood"
DAVIS REYNOlDS-John ]. Davis
of Maricopa county and Ella A.
REYNOLDS of Rhode Island were mar
ried Friday morning by Rev Thos.
S. Barcus, at the pastors study.
EXHIBIT COMMITTEE-The ex-
committee of the Phoenix board OF
trade will meet this morning at $3.50
to decide what sort of an exhibit
will be sent to the u. S. land and
irrigation exposition in Chicago.
ROOSEVELT VISlToRS-Ges. N
Steinmetz. contractor on the ROOse-
welt dam. and his wife are in the
city for the fair. Mrs. Steinmetz is
en- route to New York where she will
spend the holidays.
SUNDAY SERVIcES-The Reorgan-
lied Church of of Jesus Christ of Latter
Day Saints. Sunday school at 2:15 p.
m and prayer meeting at 3:15 p. m. in
the Socialist hall, over the Doris gro
Gerry. Preaching at l p. m. on the
plaza and at p. m. on the street cor
ner of First and Washington.
WAGON PRIZES Goldman &
Company, the agency for The Stude-
baker wagon. has 6. hImber OF prizes,
the result of a recent contest, for
distribution to the following named:
H. H Humphreys of Arlington; Mrs.
r f. Parry OF r. F. D 3; B. Les
ter Barnum of Phoenix. They can
be had at the fair grounds display.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Opposite pOstOffice, Rev. Thomas S
Barcus. pastor. Preaching Sunday
November IS, IL a m, subject The
Square Deal"; at 4: 80 p. m, "A study
in values" Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Senior league at G.: 80 p. m. The
public will be heartily welcome to all
services. A special invitation tc
strangers.
CATTLE GROWERS TODAY-The
closing session of the annual meeting
of the Arizona Cattle Growers asso-
citation will be held this morning be-
ginning at O'Clock in O'Neill hall
First avenue and Adams street. Of
ficers will be elected and general
business will be transacted 1t is
urgently requested that a full repre-
sentatiOn of the cattlemen of the
territory be present.
LoUIE'S SEcOND-For the second
time in his life. Louis Baswitz of the
Baswitz Cigar company is a father
It's a girl and she was born last ev-
ening between seven and eight o.
clock. The first was also a girl Sc
Louie is certain to be as popular
with young men in his old age as he
is at present. probably more so. II
is reported that many cigars are be-
ing passed over the BaswitZ counter
with no corresponding action on the
part of the cash register.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEMBER-A good
story is being told in Phoenix about
well-known goat raiser in the Brad
shaw mountains, who with his wife
and two children of some age, are
members of the American Woman's
League. Recently an addition To the
family was expected. and without
waiting to ascertain its sex, a glem-
bership for it was applied and paid
for in full in advance. But fate was
kind to them, and later developments
few days ago. proved that it was 2
live member. but one who would
have no vote; in short, it was a
healthy boy. BY many in the oIder
IL 10 considered that this 81 lSnS the