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Evening journal., 1910-07-05
DUPONT BUMPS
RTVERVTEW LADS
Villagers Hit Crouch to all
Corners But Fall Short
in Run Getting
LEWIS HOLDS TEAM TO
THREE SCRATCH HITS
standina Of the Clubs

After outbatting DUPONT and tfon break
ing bad in the error line Riverview lost
out 10 DUPONT at Front and Union streets
yesterday afternoon By an to score
Twentp-hve hundred fans we're out to
see the game Il was Big Bill" Crouch's
last appearance in the County League
and although he was on the long end Of
the game from start to finish, Freddie
Lewis had him faded at every stage, and
had his team supported him better in the
early part of the game he might have
won out. He held DUPONT TO three hits,
while .his own team was batting Crouch
to Ell " corner Of the lot. H. Bradford,
De, by and stirlith led in the stick
wo each with double Lewis sent six
men back by the strike out route and was
in perfect control al all times.
DUPONT got a good lead in the second
inning when they piled up four runs off
punched hits and a brace of errors.
Rivorview went hard for the lead in the
. seventh and the ninth innings but they
could not come back.
Story Of the game
First inning -Riverview-Harry Bradford
went out ahead OF slow one Crouch to
Edgar. Chase went the same route Win
safe was out on grounder to Edgar,
unassisted No runs
duPont-Harrington was the first mark
on strikes. Burke also breezed Beattie was
out Lewis TO Devenny No. runs
Second inning Riverview-M Bradford
walked, but was caught at second when
he had tried TO steal after Crouch had
caug him mapping al first Stab was
oJt shuler Devenny struck out. NO.
runs
duPont-shuler dropped one outside the
foul line at third and Wingate slowly
iielded il to Devennv but Everson called
the ball safe and shuler was on tho bag.
Mckinney sacrificed Chase fumbled Ed
sar's easy one and he stole second. and
scored when Lucas hit one 800 hot for
Lewis. Flood hit 10 Chase who booted
II. allowing Edgar to score. Crouch sim
Eied to right scoring Lucas and Flood
Harrington stole second. Burke was out
Chase to Devenny. Four runs
Third inning Riverview-stirlith wal
loped one to deep center for two bases.
Smith sent him TO third on a hot single
to right but was thrown out az second
on an attempt 70 steal the bag Lewis
struck out. Harry Bradford grounded out
Burke to Edgar No runs
ANA|NAA AfNe+tAAN iHdA NAi one lnhI Lewis
couldn't held and stole second shuier
struck out. Mckinney was safe on Lewis
tumble. and Beattie moved to third Edgar
sacrificed Beattie scoring and MoKin-
ney being caught Al third One run
Fourth -Riverview-Chase was
out. Crouch 10 Edgar wineate hied out 10
Harrington. NJ Bradford singled 10 cen
ter Stab bounded out Burke TO Edgar.
no runs
duPont-Luess was cut On s.hish ons 10
Smith who had 20 run q marathon 10
get the ball. Flood was out at FIRST on a
rapid FIRE throw over b. Winsate Crouch
flied out TO Staih. No runs
Fifth inning-Riverview-D sim
gied over third sack stirlith flied out to
Beattis Smith beat out a slow one 70
Crouch. Both Devennsy and Smith moved
down on wild pitch by Crouch Lewis
hit life TO Beattie who thrsz Devenny
out at the plate. Lewis went 10 second
On the threw ~. Harry Bradford was hit
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
DR.. MILLER BACK
TO HARNESS NAG

Dr. William p Miller is again driv-
ing a light harness nag. Early in the
spring Or. Miller disposed Of his trot-
ter ST. Louis and purchased a motor
car, intending TO ride hereafter in ths
whlz wagon, but gasolene odor has
grown unpleasant and the genial east
side doctor Is now seen frequently be-
hind Lucy Van. William 3. Austin
owned the mare last year and al
though Lucy has never been hurried
over the track she gives promise Of
doing a fast mile before the close Of
the present season. DR.. Miller viii
enter Lucy in the local matinees. He
uses his motor car only on hurry calls
In his business
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

They could not come back. donoher
know
400
DUPONT goes up q L. ?. p, a
900
who couldn't come back.
900
Hannar again in hard luck.
900
Lewis again holds his opponents to
scratches and looses
800
No. II isn't luck. It's inside BALI
playing that wins for DUPONT.
800
And It's bone-head playing that
looses for Brookwood.
speed KID" Indebted took along his
spider legs.
Algard walioped a brace Of long
ones in the morning game.
900
McGonisal made creditabls debut
900
Mr. zearfoss was there al right, al
right
900
The ballroom boy blew in with a
pair OF pretty binRles
900
After Russell had hit for two siu-
giles he kicked over the bucket
fr.f o-0--9-
Byron. Townsend and Hoover were
there with the willow.
600
Devenny made good again on the
hrst corner
0--O-0
McDonough worked back Of The pan
in place Of August and made good
He will work tho position now that
August has been suspended
900
Knock out
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
HORSES LAG IN
HOLIDAY RACES
Hertha Goes Fastest Mile In
2.2O in Horse Show Park
Events

The matinee at the Horse show
Park Yesterday was featured by slow
time in ell the events The only
showing made was BY J. ". Willis
bay mare Herthe, which stepped the
mile IN the second heat OF the last
event IN 220 fiat The attendance
was big The summaries
EVENT NO. !
John salter, Jr, b. z. (Dr. n.
Gnrnett) w .. .2 I I
Roxy D, oh. m Harvey Baln / 2 4
Elsmere. Jr. br. e. civilian NJ.
Ennisl ... -......-...t..t..S 3 2
Glen Prince. b. 2. lewis Duff) a 4 8
Time-2.3e -, 2.3S 10. 23S ~.
EVENT NO. 2.
Mccullough b Concord stock
RUDE Athol, b 2. Nv " Lingol 2 2
Black Prince, blk. & IT. r. Lynch 3
Time-22s ga 230 81
EVENT NO. 8.
Col Wallace, br E Garden
FARM ..... .............1 /
Bill William. oh. g. IT r. lynch. 2 2
Paul Pry, b. g. g. G. Hartmann 3
Time-2.23, 2.2S.
EVENT NO. 4.
Wagner. b. g. Nv n. Wallace) 81 !
Dora Thorn. b. m g.. c. Bouldenl 2 2
Thaddeus X. br. 8. a.. T. Jeffriesl 3
Time-234, 232
EVENT No. r.
Wesley. Jr.. b. z. O. G Hartmann I !
Free Mason. hr e. (H. r. Wallace) 2
Jim Bayard. b. &. &C.. H. Digglns) 3 3
Timo-226, 2.24 1-2
EVENT NO. s.
Hertha, b. m. 81. W. Willis nod 1
Rock. &. &. lP ORTIZ ..........2 2
Barrow Wilton. b. &. g.. r.
- Ncall .......s ...s..,t..... -
Hokes Prince, b. 6. "a G. Donald
SOM .....s ...t...... ..sst..s..
Time-2.2S 1-2. 220.
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

pickup and stopped his man at FIRST
Townsend got one in the ribs. walked
and stole second BYRON struck out
after 1nderlied had lost chance 10
retire him on 2 high fly No runs
> Fourth inning -Brookwood Al
gard struck out Russell flied out 70
Johnson. Wright was out Byron 70
Mannering No runs
Wilmington Gas Ccmpany--Johnson
was out. Wright 20 Hall Brown
went out by the same route. Wright
making another neat stop Of the hard
bounder Mannering was out Ban
mar 70 Hall No runs.
Fifth inning--Brookwood Nc
Donough drove q clean one 70 center
and moved 10 second on Dolan's
sacrifice down the third base line
Ring was out. Brown 10 Mannerine
Bannar hit TO short right, scoring Nc
Donough Inderlied hit q long one
into Hoover's NIT Ons run
Wilmington Gas Company-Lynam
I hit a bounder past Ring after the
baseman had misiudged II. Krause
struck out Hoover hit safely down
the third base line Zearfoss fed out
! to Dolan, lyman going TO third on the
! return OF the ball Hoover held 10
! FIRST but stole on the first ball over.
/ Townsend flied out 70 Algard and
Bucket" was out OF the hole he had
gotten himself into. No runs.
Sixth inning Brookwood Hal
flied out 70 johnson Algard laced
out his second double Russell was
safe at first on Lynams high throw
10 the corner, Algard moving 10 third
on the throw. Wright hit 10 right
scoring Algard and going to second
on the return Of the ball to third tc
head off Russell. McDonough breezed
Dolan punched out a soft one to Man
nering and Russell and Wright were
! left on the bags. One run
Wilmington Gas Company Byron
/ singled Johnson was out on hunted
/ third strike. Byron was caught in
an attempt TO steal second Brown
fouled out TO Ring. No runs.
Seventh inning BrookNood. Ring
struck out Bannar. was out, Brown
TO Mannering Inderlied was safe on
/ Lynams tumble and went to second
on the bad throw to the bag He
stole third and scored ahead Of Halls
clean drive to left Algard hit a
high one to Townsend One run.
Wilmington Gas Company Man
nering was out Ring to Hall. Lyman
was hit Krause was easy on strikes.
Hoover laced out a hot single down
the third base line. Zearfoss was
passed and the bags were loaded
Townsend hit soft one to Algard,
and Bannar was out of his worst hole.
No runs.
Eighth inning -Brookwood Rus
sell singled over third bag. Wright
sacrificed. McDonough flied out TO
Johnson. Russell had third stolen
ahead OF Zearfoss' throw TO the bag,
but was caught three feet back by
Lyman. No runs
Wilmington Gas Company-Byron
walked Johnson singled 10 right
and Byron was safe on third Brown
hit to left, scoring both Byron and
Johnson and teing the score. Brown
was caught az second. Mannering
bTeezed Lyman grounded out,
Wright 10 Hall. Two runs.
Ninth inning -Brookwood. Dolan
walked Ring sacrificed Bannar
flied out TO Hoover. Dolan was out
on an attempt to steal third No
runs
Wilmington Gas Company cGoni-
gal went in 10 bat for Krause and hit
for two bases. Hoover struck out.
Zearfoss was out Ring to Hall Nc
Gonigal going to third on the throw
over. Townsend singled 10 left send
ing McGonigal over the pan with the
winning run. One run.
he
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

we'll as the audience. Few accidents
marred the pleasure OF the day and
the tired little ones and larger chill
dren went to bed with keener ap-
probation OF the birthday OF >this
country than they ever had.
The day was all that could have
been desired. The threatened rain
did not materialize. and the breeze
and clouds softened the rays of the
sun. The city was decorated in a
fitting manner. Tens of thousands
of flags we're flung to the bleeze.
thousands of yards of bunting were
entwined around porches. draped over
houses and stores and vari-colored
lanterns were used in the illumina-
ton.
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

Penn Of the Wilmington r,sa~,s
broke even IN its two games at Cam
den, Del, yesterday, winning the
morning game 70 0 and loosing the
afternoon game 10 ?. Faulkner. for
merly OF tire Tri-State League played
first bag for Camden. In the morning
game Penn hit Schaler for twelve hits
Hall allowed but four hits In the az
ternoon Penn collected six hits of
The crack CauoSen nfteher
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

MARYDEL, July 6.-~At Daney's
Driving Park today the Fourth OF Juiy
races were witnessed BY a large gath
ering from Caroline AMI Queen Anne.
rounties. Nd. anc Kent county, Del
and great interest was manifested
The winners were;
Class A--Lady Rsss, 80 -. 2.2t IA
Glass B--Georgs A, Isl
Class G Trot-May Mile, e7a IA.
Colt race-Halley's Comet. half mr
lis
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

stolen bases. Edgar. 2; Harrington.
Besttie. Lewis. Chase, two base hits. u.
Bradford, pevenny, stirlith. double pisvs
Devenny 70 Winssts; struck ont bv
Lewis. 6; by Crouch. g.. bases on bsus
by Lewis. 4: by Crouch. I. sacrifice hits
Mckinney, Burke. 8: stirlnh. Lewis. I'm.
prize. Everson; time is
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
Cracker Hurt ksnton Boy.

Albert Stephens. aged years. Of
Kenton, was brought to Wilmington
today ami admitted to the Delaware
Hospital suffering from burns about
the face and right arm. a fire cracker
was the cause OF his injuries.
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
Acting Mayor Msrries Couple

Magistrate Gluckman TO-DAY issued
marriage licenses to Reginald H. Pat
terson. of Baltimore. Md. and Ethel
Anderson, of this city, William liam
merstein and Rhoda Alice Hiivard. OF
Milford, y. J. The latter couple were
married by Acting Mayor Banning.
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
GAS COMPANY
WINS in NINTH
Deals BrOOkwOOd Hard Blow
after Infants Lead the
Fighting
LOSE GAME THROUGH
POOR BASE RUNNING

After holding Wilmington Gas Corn
pany for eight innings with a safe lead
in the morning game at Front and Union
streets Yesterday, Brookwood lost ouL
BY 10 4 score The beginning Of the
breakup came when Bannar. who pitched
eilt-edged game for the Infants
walked Byron ahead Of singles by Brown
and Johnson and ended in the last half
o. ths ninth when McGonieai. a new man
on the Gas team. hit for a double the
FIRST time up and scored the winning tai
| lev ahead Of Townsends smash 10 left
Brookwood lost the game through bone
/ head plsyinE on the part Of Russell. m
the FIRST inning he misjudged zearfoss
high one To left aiding Gas Company In
scoring. and in the eighth inning he stole
third after acinF out a pretty single 10
left but ran three feet over the bag and
was an easy out. Running FOR Dolau In
the ninth Russell again tried 10 steal
the same bag while Inderlied was up
and when a hit would have meant run
and he again lost out this time BY Eve
feet Dolan's slow fielding Of Johnson
high hit ball to right In the eight inning
also proved costly for the Infants
Bannar pitched his best game Of the
year and was we'll supported. Wright.
Algard. Hall and Rims putting up the
best game They bumped Brown for eleven
safetes. Algard pulling two doubles out
OF the bunch. Gas Company got ten hits
off Bucket" and had nine men sent back
by the strike out route.
How They Played.
First Brookwood Inderlied
began things by putting a bunt down
the third base line and got second on
Lynam's bad throw of the ball 10 first.
Hall put one in the same place and
on Zearfoss' throw to second to stop
him Inderlied scored. Hall getting
back to first Hall was caught later
I'm an attempt to steal second. AL
gard plugged one against the left field
fence for two bases. Russell was safe
on a life, Algard being caught be-
tween second and third on the play.
Russell was caught in an attempt TO
steal One run.
Wilmington Gas Company Hoover
was out, Wright to Hall Zearfoss
hit 70 left for two bags Townsend
singled TO the same spot, but Zcarfoss
held to third. Townsend going to sec
ond ahead Of the throw to that bag.
Byron singled to right, scoring both
Zearfoss and Townsend Byron stole
second. Johnson famed. Brown
bounded out, Bannar to Hall. Two
runs.
Second inning Brookwood. Wright
flied out to Townsend. McDonough
bounded out Brown TO Mannering. No
runs.
Wilmington Gas Company-Man-
nering was easy on strikes. Lyman
was out to lnderlied Krause struck
out No runs.
Third Brookwood. Ring
laced out hot single to left. Bannam
sacrificed Inderlied followed suit.
Hall breezed leaving Ring on third.
No runs.
Wilmington Gas Company
Hoover Was soft on strikes. zearfoss
hit to Wright, who made a pretty
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

Wright, Dolan, Ring Bannar. Stolen
bases -Inderlied. Russell Townsend
Hit BY pitcher Townsend, Lyman
Struck out by Bannar, 2 by Brown
4 rime-1.50 Umpire Everson.
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
charu. Man with nisnrn,r.

Nicholas Culias viii be given a hear
ing by Magistrate Gluckman this ar
ternon on the charge of acting disor-
DERBY on a Peoples Railway car.
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
dupont siens Bonner.

Manager Garrett Of the DUPONT
County League team, has signed
Mickey" Bonner OF the Highland
Semi Professional League for a pitch
er and outfieder.
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
rreutIs for cartsIn eeoras

Captain George, by Admiral Dewey,
has been asked 70 step in ia. last
hn1T ~ ~ ' f-.- T'rnfrr- NTrr--yir.-
Evening journal., 1910-07-05
INDEPENDENT GAMES.

Delaware City. S; st. Peters, g.
Laurel. 10. East New Market 5.
Laurel. 3 East New Market 1.
n. c. n. s.. 2; Eighth Ward L.
South Side Seconds, s; Marshallton,
Juniors, 3.
Maps, II; dupont, Jrs- IS. Twelve
innings)
Evening journal., 1910-07-05

sBatted for Krause in ninth.
Johnson out; hunted third strike.
Two out when winning run was
scored
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
0nancock Social News.

on,ncock, va. september l0 10. san,s
!, ~. oha e,awar, left Saturday, for sco.e
rnunty' where she Will teach Try
ihg ,r sesS William f. Scott, Of WINNIE s
4at,iDel is the guest OF MISS hia'
our n CASTOR. at the Maplss' .ra
Mr. and Mrs. e. G, =: WIEN ,.sia,v NV nv
called to Queenstown, Mo, iIrWr,rbt,s
me extreme illness of MI "r'si''
mother. p,chmcnt, lately
~. MIS- ,S,,e m of Mrs George Lee Fosaue'
I tne s ues home Monday. $50
retu' MmrrM Scott. Of Eastylile, Ne
No wnels-end guest OF his sister NJ .
Miss Blanche n. Joyncs spen' sn''
Mrs Goorrc l.. FosQue Is vlsltins, ,n nn .
rnther, Mrs, b, t. Fitchett' OF S'f9
en M;ss Fannie E. Taylor and nrotHWe a
c,enw are with relatives AT M,uLa' ha .
Miss Catherine w, Parker, W., rst " a. !
been the guest OF MISS NE 7,eft for
West for the past zen osss'
snn,,,sl ~ NAPLES was best man a
a, . nm rriagc OF William S, Wap PIE hna
Miss Edith Savage, at cape e'.a't's
W etrs Edwin w, 2, Downing; :,
u, M,H' town, and Mrs, Thomas NJ, IVES,
Of baltimore, are guests OF MIS- :
he Mrs. Walter d. Lewis and dan,ghler
i MISS George left TUESDAY 'or S'as"1'
fA l. 0. +, custis spent this week Y
NSMSSinsissN William B. Flnney OF Baltimore. ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
AND SWIMMING
AT BRUNSWICK INN
Fall Season Opcns With brilliant Foil
age in Hue Ridge Mountains
About Wnyncsboro.
hi RHO .Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch'l
wavnesboro. Va, September ~
,ho fall season at the Brunswick Inn
,.s herun with the brightest of days
and happiest people, making one slao
70 he In the mountains and away from
The heat of the city. The porch Is
filled each morning with bridge play
ers, and also many circles OF lnous
trious guests with their fancy WORK.
Quite a number of automobile parties
have arrived for a visit or stop owl
at the Inn. .,,
A. j. Chewing and party OF SEVEN
OF Richmond. were guests on ou'uas
Thav are touring through the noun
| tains. ,,,,,,,n of
rdpemont. pa. and their party OF five
xnent Sunday at the Inn Their car -
yer,, handsome one and their trip
n,,+e successful. They expressed
LOT n,aasure in their visits to Vir-
Driving parties from stanton have
,acome very popular. On MONDAY
Mrs Edward Echols, Misses Young ana
nuncan Curry, Misses Harrison anu
Baker, and DR.. and Mrs Lee Jones
| drove down for supper. r,,.
The young people still enjoy tnelr
.oncIng each evening In the ball room
1 and the grown folk are us usua'
duleing in their games OF nrlose'
Dr. and Mrs. H.. Stuart Mclean anu
children, who are spending sol'' 800
here, have made many ',,is..a. IA
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Winter anu
'sn1cRain. of Richmond, are
guests AT the Inn 80 ~.
AR and Mrs. Frank orgain and ~.
10 daughter are again made Welcohns
!, ~ tha,r many friends here. !.
; Nrs p j Mason, OF chicago
I ,.,s,tine her sister, Mrs. Q. y. Wlst'e, :,
), Who has spent the summer i.e, ,...,,,s,,
yu,sherd has given many oeiis ~
trips in his automoplie. ~ c.,hsor
Ms q s. Morgan and MISS efipso.'
visit to the White sulphur
go ret,,rned to the Inn for septeli
wallace de Rundean. Miss NJ. 2
pa Rnndean and John d. Walkcs'
:. Nav york are September guests.
Tennis is the most popular o. ou. !.
door sports. Among the plasets T.
0 Wallace Starke. Theodore ponr
o Of Norfolk; DR.. Leigh he,u' picl
sylvania and p. p bia.. ,s swim
!, | mond, Next III poPu ~, +na
q Ming, quite number enjoy e"e
i. daily plunge. ,,.u ~ Rtct
n mond, are here again TINS $50 ss Ar
Mr.. Hall has purchased Sc's =
= orchard nearby. NJ
10 Among the latest arrivals ais,
y william Kinney and MISS Ni' n,,.r,
~ rhar,ottesville; Mr.. and Mrs chat.
y 1ve,ton and daughter, of Portsn,o ~
m AIRS lanes Cheatham and son, o. NJ ~,
L. M. q ". Sampson, Richmond NJ,
20 Oven Of Buck Hill; Rev. ~
i. canr,a Walden and Miss tillzape
Al Gwinn, Atlanta, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
crewe Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Crewe. Va. September 1o.-h1tss Jen-
ME B. Morris. Who n b mas D eens Speh Mrs
THOMAS Ceilings, left for her nome IN
Norfolk, Saturday
Miss Bessie Armes, OF Lynchpurg'
has recently visited her mother. Mrs.
Lou Armes.
Miss Pearl Dunnavant has returned
TO her home near Keysville. after
visit of several weeks to Mrs. Losa'
Harper u,,nd.or
who spent several weeks with MISS
Helen Sewers. mas returned home.
Mrs. Pattie Hardy. Mrs. Ellington ana
and Mrs. Selden Bates OF SCUM q r Wi WI
mond. were guests OF MIS-. = u w W -
so Iomes Price, Of Columbia. S G.. has
lately visited his children. who are
with their grandparents, Mr.. and MIS-
f'T Mrs wnyt Royal and children, OF
Newn,rt News. are visiting the formers
father, e. Moore.
Miss Kate Morris Of w, Wake 4 aon Mhe
has been the guest OF Mrs. H. 1ouHs'
has returned to her home, i.
Miss Mabel Crump, of Norfolk, IS
visiting Miss Nellie Sewers
Rev " w. Balm and family are
y nns' FEich 9alalldes On A0iullSA,
''o Rev' Iohn T. Bray has returned from
visit to his mother in Gloucester
eo Mrs. John cutherell, OF Portsmouth.
n1 Mrs. f.. x. zirkle. of Norfolk. is
visiting DR.. and Mrs. ID. W.. Gus Gus; a.
Mrs it,n H lem moth eres Mrs. Lucy Bian-
eoh Mrs Mamie Miller. of Richmond. Is
| visiting her sister, Mrs. Gillian Lee
/ neave.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-11
FALL SEASON OPENS
AT THE BRANDON
House IL stu Gay With Many Guests
Who Will Remain Through This
Mouth.
Tsp ecial to The Times-Dispatch.I

rT,t,a
Rasic city, Va, September lo.-ihe
frst week Of September. finds the Bran
don Hotel still gay with good num-
her of guests. and great many eApees
to stay the remainder of the month.
Among the new arrivals the past
week are Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Busick, OF
washington, D. c.. who are enjoying
their stay in the mountains.
" II. Huffman and Miss HUFFMAN. OF
Richmond, arrived Sunday and VIII
make the Brandon their home for the
remainder of the month.
A touring party from Natural brlase
stopped Monday on its way to Rloh'
mond and spent the night at the hotel
Those in the party We're General John
Watts Kearny. of the University OF
Virginia. and Mr.. and Mrs. Julian IL.
Hill, of Richmond.
Mrs. w. H. Day. of Raleigh, N. g,
gave driving party Sunday to 1--WE OF
her friends They visited the different
points of interest and had most
charming drive.
A fancy dress ball was given last
Wednesday night In the ballroom OF
the hotel The costumes were very
| attractive and suitable. Three OF the
! guests dressed as musicians and fur-
nlshed the music for the evening, The
| three piece orchestra, WnlCns sCoHslsles
of the violin, the cornet and the piano
| was led by Miss Reinhardt. of Rich
mopd, and proved to be very success
full A grand march was led, afte
which old fashioned dances were en-
1 1oyed =
Saturday night large bridge part.
1 was given for the guests of the hotel
The prizes were awarded to Miss Elsi
Parrish. of Richmond. and Miss Edmor
Lawrence, of Washington, D. G,
!, Mrs. Lewis Tabb, of West Point. an
:. Miss Mamie Robinson. of Richmond
! were the guests of honor at chafing
, dish party given Monday night. Mr.!
! !J. T, Robinson, the hostess. was assiste
J by Miss Edmore Lawrence.
"A driving party was given for Mr.
Tabb Monday afternoon. eight of he
: friends being in the party.
I Those who have registered frol
Richmond during the past week al
: Mr., and Mrs. C, w. Mercer, Colonel J
0 Lane Stern, Mrs. r. A. Justice, Mr.
e George steger II N. Wingo,J r. Rio
n dick, w, H. Huffman. Miss NJ w. HUI
i man, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Fl. Hill.
i W. Obenshain, Jr.