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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
BIRMINGHAM LEADS IN
POPULATION INCREASE
Census Bureau Announces Gains Made
In Ten Years by Six South
ern Cities.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. li.vT
With the census bureaus announce
ment tonight of the population Of
Memphis. Tenn, a comparispn OF The
growth of the six principal cities of
the South. for which figures thus Tar
have been made public, shows that
Birmingham, Ala, leads in percentage
of increase by a wide margin. The
chief Southern cities In the order OF
their growth during the last ten years
are as follows:
Birmingham. ALI. has 2 population
of 1872 $50. as compared with 3S.flJ
cent.
Atlanta. Ga. has popsiation OF
l54.S39, as compared with SS.S72 in
1900. Or an increase of 723 per cent.
Richmond, Va. has a population OF
le7.62S. as compared with S5,05o in
1900 or an Increase OF SOL per cent
Nashville. Tenn. has q population
OF 1l0.36f. as compared with S0,S65 IN
1900. or an increase of 800 rer cent.
Memphis. Tenn. has a population CT
1871, i05, OF. compared with fo2.320 in
1900. or an increase of a2S.i per cent.
New Orleans. Va. has population
of 339.075, as compared with PSI. i1t
in 1900, nor an increase OF ISL per
cent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
I -. - = = - < =.
GUARD FOR sll[DRnAl
Taft Orders Strong Protection
for Seafaring Men.
PATROL OF TEN CUTTERS
staunehest Revenue Vessels viii
Keep Watch Along the Atlantic
Coast to Save Life and Property
from shipwreeks o. Winter.
PATROL OF TEN CUTTERS

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. IL
The winters toll CT sfipwreck and
death along the Atlantic coast proba
bly, will De iossened this year be
cause OF an order which President
Taft ras given for the protection OF
the seafaring men.
On The morning OF December i, ten
OF the staunchiest revenue cutters on
our Atlantic side will slip out to sea
from their home stations to begin a
patrol which will not end until April
/. 1911. The Woodbury.. Androscog-
gin. Gresham. Acushcet. Mohawk.
Apache. Onondaga. Pamiico, Semi
mole and Ysmacrav ensye been chosen
for the work
With the exception Of brief visits
TO port for supplies. during these four
months the greybounds will be con-
tinuaIiy at sea. ratrolling the coast
from Esstport. Me. 10 Cape Canaver-
AZ. fla. with sharp eyed lad always
in the crows nest and the wireless
ready for the IS. o. s." of some luck
less sailormau caught in the clutches
Ut the gale.
During the last year the revenue
cutters brought relief TO i56 vessels
and saved many lives. The cargoes
of saved ship. alone were valued AZ
more than S1n.2ee.ooo.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
fURMER WIFE CAUSES
HIM GET LONG SENTENCE
Member % Honeres pernsyi~snss
Family Is Given Five Years W
Sing Sing.

NEW YORK. Nov. fI-f<c v.
Woodward. - ~esrs ois. q college
graduate and = n.cmbcr of an old and
hnnored Pe1asyivania faisiiy. was
.entenecd in General Sessions Court
today 20 ave yczrs 81 sinz sing AMI
sdjndrcd an hafafnal criminal tie
was charged with c<sbinx worthless
check. u was ar affidavit from Wood
wards former wifc that caused the
Judge - give the prisoner. Who has
served several pritou tcTniS. the hmlt
Cor his c1cusc.
Mrs. Carrie Woodward. the mans
forncr site. said that during their
married life Woodward was IN con
-,znl froubic.
IN MY bcifef~ she add-d. he b.
icvond redemption. Safklsr css IN
ducc bin to had an honest hfc--
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
Runs Best Race of Meet at
Jam, stOwn.
MAKES TRACK RECORD TINE
Little Favorite In Betting Between
Him, Superstition and 6,aekfore--
Three Choice Horses Winners
Summary Of Races.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov 11.--HeT-
man. in the mile race at Jamestown
this afternoon. ran the best raca that
has been run al the meeting. lie
met some of the speediest Eorses at
the track and beat them eas,iF. run
ming the distance in traGk IcsSrd
time, l. 30 4-5.
Hoffr an was the choice in tine let
ting but there was little to chose bc-
tween him. Superstition and Black
ford. Ia Nun Da made the pace. the
first part followed by Superstition aud
az the turn Hoffman ran around his
horses and came into the stretch with
good lead. lie was going hsndiiy
at the end to win by a length.
Biaokford came fast a, the end aud
beat Superstition, who had a. rough
journey
Faveriies were fairly success fuI,
three OF them winning
Summary Of Races.
First Racc-Two-yoarolds; SCI
ling: seven furlongs tatrick ).
% (whis pcn), 2 TO !, OUT, Won;
Supervisor. "a (McCahey), q 10 ],
} to ;, ont. second; Trustee. Toe tkit-
liagEorinl, A to 1. even. out. third.
Tine. liz. 2-5. AIdivs also ran
Second Race-Three-yesr-olds; sci
ling; six furIonss. Horizon ITO tDa-
visl, II TO >. 10 >, 90 ;. won; Fly
ing Squirrel, los twhispeDj. , to !.
s 20 5. > 10 ;. second: o I'm, le2 tMe.
CaheyD. ; to ,. III 20 ;, out. third.
Time. liza. Shepherds Song. Hudas
Sister. Profile ana Mon Ami also ran
Third Race-Three.year-Olds and
upwards; hurdle; about one mile and
tkrcc-Qrartcrz Judge Cr0nin, iS2
fETueheSl. 10 10. out. Won. Shove
1875 (Smi;hD. 4 TO l. even. ont sec
oud: Prince. iyS lncClain,. ; to >
2 20 :. out. third Tine, 3:3f. Azure
Maid spilled
Fourth Racc-Thrccyca--oids and
upwards: selling: mile aud a furiong
Wv Gal. Ice sSwecny). to ]. %
:. out. won: Rang. 30 (kIliDgworih,'
\ 10 I. > 70 I. 8 10 :. SECOND; Ham
mond PAS. ~ (McCahcyl, - 20 ]
s 70 I. TO !, third Time. les -.
Vienna. French Girl. King Of Mist
Chief Hayes. Siivcrinc. BoEciere
Hzzclshorpc and NcOskalcvss aist
ran.
Fifth Race-Thrcc.ycar-olds and
upwards. selling. six furlcrgs. kins
Avondsic. ree 0jcln. : 10 ,. s 90 ;
10 10 .. won. Mont Calm. 100 fAlcx)
2 20 =. 4 70 :. ? 20 5. second; Pond
fco1iiuucd OF fourth PAGE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

.vireinian Railway Conductor IL As
sauited and Robbed

ROANOKE, VA, Nov. I'D. X.
Shirley, yard conductor of Virginian
Railwas. was found lying between
tracks unconscious Thurs day morn
ing
While walking alongside q train,
preparatory TO giving signals to the
brakeman. he was attacked. struck
on the head with sling shot and
robbed
Fifteen minutes later. missing him
the brakcmen began search. Shir.
ley was unconscious four hours, and
at one time it was feared he could
not recover. He is now doing well.
The assault occurred within hun
dred yards of where Marcus Nj.
Spence was killed by the negro Pom
pey Scott.
No arrests have been made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
APPROVES ADOPTION
OF AMERICAN DOLLARS
Leader Of EngIish lIniOuists
Sets fourh This as His
Election Motto.

LONDON. Nov. I7.-Pciiticaily this
was an nnveniful day with The cSccP-
ton az aFthrr J. Bsifour's speech AT
Notfine!iz m. which WIS awaiica WIN
keen anticipation as an exposition OF
tho F1nioiiisss's cicc ion program Cur
oxjty was aroused as 10 whether the
I;njcpis,s- Icad~r. would make any nov
.;ruzrturc on tho irizh question. II
was quickly evident thar excerpt on
.hc quessirn OF the rs-frrm Of nc
hcusc of lords. ON which ihc Unionis'
party Is nov firmly committed 10 Lord
Rosrbcrry's scheme. the Unionist plat
form stands the same * ~ the lasi
general election IN all rs principal
Pisnks.
l. 10 .he. S.snc ruic question bn't SUI
fci~nfl, iusiczted thst b. Wa n a.
coupIctc oppr sitiou TO u - ever
Thus Inc rasonisis' election policy IN
The main VII BE- 10 I,it platform o.
The house. % lords a<eipst the lib
|crsls. drmand for the abolition II the
veto J,ovcr 81 The lords.
The situafion bctNfcn the opI'osinS
rorcrs tonight apgczrs l.'ss aKzrsva' ca.
There J. = disposition on the part
Of The Liberals side % give the Pecrs
longer fsnc 10 debate the veto bill
orsxil.lv cses 10 he extent ~ &iunI'
inv rcsyonabic xIr~udmcps. provided
tblS do~s ro' interfere viii The prin.
cipic Of the hiil.
ur EaIforr he's row ST The seal -
bis approval on thc adoption 81 ~Amrr'
ican dollars as rniorisf election
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
LITTLE HOPE ENTERTAINED
FOR RUSSIANS RECOVERY
Attendants of the Great Author Recos-
nize Tina, His Life Is In the Balance.
Dangerous Attack Turns From In
famed Lungs to His Heart and
Causes Constant Anxiety.
By Assoclaua Pre.s.,

ASTAPOVA, RUSSIA, Nov. tI.---Ai-
though hope has not vel been given
up. the attendants OF Count Tcistol
recognize that his lie Is In the bal
auce and tina. although the strong
copstitution of the great Russian .:as
carried him through ether grave
$ Tuggles against disease, his system
has become 81 weakened and his heart
has Responded so feeblv 10 rcstors-
tjyes that II will be next TO = miracle
II he RECEIVERS from his present at
tack.
. During the early stages OF the in
Illumination of the lungs. from which
he is suReri6g. Il was the tempera-
lure With gave cause for anxiety;
now il Is the heart The patients tenn
perature was not particularly high to-
day, hut the heart action was extreme
ly bad.
Heart Causes Anxiety.
Today 1t was announced that the
Inflammation had been confined to a
small section of the lung and his ex-
pectoration was free. The heart, how
ever. caused constant anxiety. Sire
phapthus. powerful stimulapt. was
administered. Oxygen was ncs re-
SORTED to ,..sss4--.sS.- ls>.szssa.--s
: The physicians have issued fire.
ouent bulletins, in which they refer
to the persistent temperature. ciys-
ter was administered as means OF
relieving this. and as an immediate
result the patients temperature fell
from 10l.5 to 100, less. however. than
was expected. Temporarily there was
easier breathing and the pulse dropped
slightly. The patient faced a critical
night.
Church's SoIicitude.
An exhortary telegram. addressed to
Tolstof by. Antcinls. metropolitan OF
ST Petersburg. presiding over the
synod, and the departure Of Bishop
Cyril Of Astape va. mark he extreme
soIcituce of the church to gather Toll
stoi into its folds. At the time CT the
writer's serious illness at Crima III
1900 similar exhortation was sent
to him and secret orders. were dis
patched to Crimaa to allow only the
representatives of the church entrsnce
TO the bed chamber during his dying
minutes. as the synod had determined
at anv cost TO bury him. On that &C.
casion. awien he fcgained conscious
re~s. Tolstoi directed this answer to
sciericals: ~
Even in the face of death. twice
two makes four.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
ENGLAND SWEEPS THE BOARD.
Takes Many Honors at the New York
Horse Show.
lBy Associated Fress1

NEW YORK. Nov. i7.--England
nearly swept the board In the first in
ternational event at the horse show
tonight. Thirty-seven government
horses. ridden by officers In uniform,
competed fer the honors. The bine
ribbon and the Canadian challenge
cup went to The Nut. bay ge'..ng
ridden by Lieut.. c. r. Walwin. of the
Royal Horse artillery. Harriet /, a
bay mare. Lieut.. Godfrey Brooke. Six
teenth I>ancers. was second, and Okla,
bay nisre. Lieutenant Maral, First
Dragons. France. was third. Lieut..
w. b. Sifton. Jr-. OF Canada. was
fourth with Ironsides. a black gelding.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
Al On Equal roofing.


NI(IMOND. Va. nov. 1T M
srai services for Rev. Charles Edwiu
Stuart. distric; superintendent of ne
knfl-Sgloon League OF Virginia. ~ho
died suddenly ~ apopic,y Yesterday
While cn r0utc from Ashland 10 Rich
u,osG on = tgbgrhan trolley rzr. 49,
held this affrrneon Al : O'clock frpu
The Ashland Baptist church. Of which
h. vas formerly pastor. Rev. Dr =
". Pit. editor Of TIE Religious Her
"a. cDrdrri~d fhr fs.ns9af fntrF.
narns was made - Woodland ce-n<.
terry. sshianf.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
POLICEMAN Kills NEGRO.
Victim Pulls Gun But Roanoke officer
TOO Quick for Him.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 1I.-Police
Officer Floyd Thompson shot and kill
ed Andrew Wilkinson. twenty-five
year-old negro, between and z
o'clock this morning. The negro told
several parties he was from Norfolk
and 20 others he claimed Blueiield
as his home.
lie had just been run OF the Nor
folk & Western yards by trainme1.
who believed he was trying to break
into cars When Officer Thompson
came on him he pulled 32-caliber
Smith & Wesson, but the officer was
100 quick for him. He fred two shots.
one passing through the abdomen and
the other cutting an artery near the
left shoulder. The negro ran abous
forty steps and fell.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
NEW SCHEME FOR FAIR
Plan 20 Celebrate Three HLadredth
Anniversary Of New York.
fEy Associated frcsS)

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-The sclicm''
for worlds fair in New York in
1915. thc three hundrcdih anniversary
Of the settlement Of New YORK hsv.
iff failed 10 receive approval fron
the committee of 100 appointed BY
Mayer Caynor. the Citizens Worids
Fair Committce sent = letter To the
mayor proposing new form 81 c'ic-
bration. The new idea is that New
York act as host ~ a joint mtctin~
Of the rariismcnis OF the world w.
the year 1913. u is sugges ted that
a committee Of 500 he appointed 10
determine the character Of the rcic-
bratiqn. loo 10 be selected ny the
mayor Of Ma York. Zoo by The gov
crnor of New York. ZOO by the Cover
nor o. New Jersey, leo by The prcn-
icr Of Canada and Jeo by the Prcsi
dent OF The United States
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

OF two weeks vacation. with pay. that
he thought more vacation than they
were receiving wac justified.
President TAFT spent the day In in
speeting the Pacific divis ion locks and
he enjoyed-a tour mile sail on the
Pacific entrance to the canal In a tug.
lie will make stop of several hours
at Guantanamo on Saturday after.
noon to inspect the proposed naval
base.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
Rio.inn Is Renewed.

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov l1--Rene~sd
rioting. in which che policemen was
shot today. took the place Of compara-
tive peace which has marked the gar
meut workers strike More than a
score of strikers. most OF them wo-
men and girls. were arrested. and a
number OF policemen were more or
less injured.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

ATLANTA. GA. Nov. i7.-Goveracr
Er0ws fSnight announced The ap-
puiulInen; Of former Governor J. Al
Terrell a. United States senator 20
succeed shc iatr Seuafor A. :. Clay.
Who died IN Aflagta. last Sunday.
ex-governor Terrell VII serve a. scn-
nior Until the legislature meets IN
June ~ elect a fcnaior 10 81 the or
expired term u ScBator Clay.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
Lumbar Min. Burned.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. 1.-THE In
dian Creek Lumber Company's saw.
mills and single sfactory near the
Princess Anne Courthouse was burn
ed Tnesday night. with total loss
OF $4,000. There WIS no insurance.
The cause Of the fire & unknown.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
w. 1. white Funers. Today.

NORFOLK, VA. Nov. 17.-Thc
body of william L. White. who died
sesdenly yesterday in New York. will
Ae brought TO Norfolk tomorrow
norning by the New York, Philadei-
phia aud Norfolk railway and buried
10 Elmvood cemetery al noon. He
was an uncle OF Mrs. II. D. Cooke, OF
Norfolk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18
Airmen at Hsleish-

RALEIGH. y. G.. Nov. Ely and
McCurdy made a number OF Fights
here to-day In Curiiss bsplancs at the
News & Observer aviation and auto
mobile uccf. Fly made his flights
and McCurdy met With three MI
ha,s. A wheel broke As he landed.
IN q second attempt 70 rise. his en-
CINE went wrong. the third tinc az
fcr = flight Of quarter Of a mite bis
engine failed 20 act euf he reached
ground without injury TO himself or
the acTcpl3ac-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-18

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only Newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20
SOCIAL AND Personal LIFE
MRS. WELLBORN F. CLARK.

Viewed with the pleasure seekers
alert eyes the week has been compar-
atiyely quiet and devoid of incident.
Two beautiful bridge parties, a de-
lightful bird supper and an enjoyable
dance make up a pretty list of affairs
to record, and seldom indeed is the
number Of social events so small.
Billiards and storms are not ex-
actly conducive to an enthusiastic
guest for fun, and barring two pss
feet days the weather deserves a.,
that can be said of it, employing the
most extensive and picturesque 70
cabulary.
It is pleasant to know, however.
that there are valiant spirits among
US that tremble not, even at rne
storm kings most threatening dem
onstrations and a peculiarly congeniaI
party of these enjoyed delicious
bird supper at the Windsor on Thurs
day evening.
This happy affair was the after
math of a splendid days sport in
the field by the genial hosts, and was
a compliment to two fair young VS.
itors. Miss Louise Wright, of Macon.
and Miss Patsey Quincy, of Waynes-
boro
An elaborate hot supper was serv-
ed in several courses, those partak>
ing of it being Mr. and Mrs. Lucias
McCleskey, Misses Louise Wright.
Patsy Quincy, Matte Lewis Dodson.
Elizabeth Hollis, Helen Walker, Re
becca Mathis, Kate Wheatley, Hazel
Tower and Mrs. Ira Lowe.
Messrs. Holmes Mcd egor, Luther
Hawkins, Herbert wilkins, ]. D
Hooks, Walter RyI lder, Walter
Brown, G. D. Wheatley' and Sion Haw-
kins
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20
TO FIGHT. OVER COURTHOUSE
AGAIN DOWN IN WILCOX
AbbeyiIIe and Rochelle to Lock Horns
in Battle.

1t is learned from reliable sources
that the town of Rochelle, Is miles
west of Abbeyille. will again take up
the fight with a view to securing the
SQUIRT house of Wilcox county In
consequence Of a hard-fought contest
y years ago Rochelle lost and the
ter of the county, while Abbeville is
1t is urged in favor of the former
town that it is located near the cen
ter of the county, while 9bbeyilIe is
situated on the Ocmulgee on the ex-
IRENE eastern border.
Money has been raised for erecting
the court house at Rochelle in the
event it wins the county site, the
proposition on the part of Rochelle
being to erect a court house and do
nate the building and site to the
county without cost to the taxpay-
ers in the rural sections of the coun-
ty.
Wilcox county has one of the hand
est court house buildings in South
Georgia and was built about 10 years
ago at a cost of about $4,000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20
Mrs. ]. B. Mathis Entertains.

Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Mathis assem-
bled over fifty guests at a valentine
tea Monday evening at their home on
Church street. The house was effect
lively adorned with handsome palms
and luxuriant ferns, the whole floor
being thrown together and beautiful
ly lighted. After several games were
played Mrs Mathis, assisted by Misses
Helen Argo. Theresa Sullivan and
Mrs. Joe Poole, served a dainty and
appetizing repast in two courses. The
affair in the hands of this gracious
hostess was a charming success and
will long be remembered.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20
SERVICES AS USUAL IN
CHURCHES OF CITY.
Houses of Worship Opened
Today.

At Furlow Lawn Baptist church the
pastor, Rev. R. L. Bivins, will preach
this morning u1ou The Immovab,e
Foundations Tonight at 1880 o'clock
his theme will be Jesus Answer to
the Dying Thief"
Rev. 0. B. Chester will deliver a
special message at First Methodist
church this morning, preaching there
at the evening service as we'll and
at Brooklyn Heights at $3.50.
Rev w w. Hill will preach at Elm
Avenue Chapel at II a m. and at s..
Pauls, East Americas, tonight.
At Calvary Church the esrvices,
conducted by Rev. J. B. Lawrence,
will consist of Holy Communion at
1880 a. M; prayer, litany and ser
mon at IL and evening prayer at
1880, hit eusual hours of services.
On Monday there will be meeting
Of the missionary society at the ev-
ening prayer service at 4 p. m.
DR.. Lansing Burrows will fill the
pulpit of First Baptist church today.
as usual, preaching at both the mora
ing and night services.
Usual services at Christian Science
church Sermon subject: Mind. F."
Golden text: "Ye shall know that the
Lord hath sent me to do all these
works; for I have not done them Ct
mine own mind. Numbers 1928.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20
In Honor Of Miss Wright.

Miss Wright, the attractive guest
of Miss Dodson, has had much pleas
ant social attention during her visit
and number of informal parties
have been arranged in her honor.
Mrs. A N. Walker entertained a dozen
ladies on Tuesday afternoon in COM
pliment to Miss Wright and Miss bod
son, and an absorbing game of bridge
was played.
At its conclusion. tempting re-
past was enjoyed. Mrs. Walker ;
guests on this occasion were Mes
DANES Rowlson. Hough, G. w. Walker
and Henry Lanier, Misses Rebecca
Mathis. Emma Lee, Lynn Mathis.
Irene Walker. May Wheatley. Kate
Wheatley, Matte Lewis Dodson. and
the honor guest, Miss Wright.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20

SO inch India Anon sheer smooth worth
Pajama Checks
Beautiful Mercered POngee regularly
Dotted Swiss quality, regularly
Mercezed White Waistngs great variety
Near Linen SO inches wide
Iinene, Sc inches o
Pure Irish Linen SO inches
80 inch Linen Sheeing S9c instead of
FlaXon Cloth everybody kOnWs it 15c instead of
Sheer Persian Lawn, silky finish,
English Long Cloth, SO Of
17c Of
New
that measures full a yard
DOLLAR BARGAINS
Ladies Ribbed Underwear beached
fine finish Regularly
Ladies Ribbed armnts
California
Ladies' Corsets
sizes Here for this sale only pairs
Linen aces Cuny aces Machine Torcho
and yards the lot worth all
this sale only, %
Yard Cheese Cloth
Ladies' Skirt Patterns all
patterns pattern
Boys and Girls Heavy Ribbed all
and double
Huckabk Towels
to customer the price, S100
Mems Four-in-Eand Ties
worth will the =. :. $1OO
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20
Mrs. Lovgs2, Bridge Luncheon.

,,l For he her &, Miss Patsy Quincy,
full bridge luncheon on Friday after
noon. There were three tables and
bright and merry party of lovely
girls surrounded them.
The table in the dining room, laid
for thirteen, was exquisitely arranged
having a complete service of lace. On
the center mat Of rich design, upon a
mirror PLAGUE, stood a tall vase Of
pink and white carnations Around
the base Of this lovely center piece
was border of violets, and a bowl Of
violets was placed at either end.
Single violets were scattered about
among the compotes of bon bons and
trays of olives and almonds. Three
dainty courses were faultlessly served
and the whole affair was most
charming success.
The fascinating guest of honor wore
an elegant gown of old rose MESA
line, while the hostess gown was of
black chiffon
The guests enjoying Mrs. Loves
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-02-20
THE UNION CENTRAL DOES SAVE
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wouldn't you?
Stop a minute and ask yourself if
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old age should you live.
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