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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
WILL WIN GLOBE
CIRCLING RACE

MN YORK. Aug. 20.--Andre lager
Schmidt, reporter on Excelsior a
daily newspaper In Paris. who at z
e. M. on July II, started from the
French capital TO circle the globe in
forty days arrived IN New York at
o O'Clock Friday on the Montreal Ex-
press, end after consulting his watch.
declared that he would beat his con-
tract and COVER the Journey In thirty
aine days ana SIX or seven hours AZ
70 . clock Saturday morning, he
sa1ed en- the olympic for Cherbourg.
Arriving In Cherbourg he will he met
rs automobiles and will be whisked to
RS h4m1- AtL++--+4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or
Paris officials viii receive him
lager Schmidt has spent exactly thir-
ty-two days on railroad trains anc
steamships excepting for part OF a cay
he speu; iu hotel IN Yokohama. and
part of Friday night spent in a hotel
u Montreal
oh, far something stationary to
slseb on h. said ia broken English.
Il have been 50 thoroughly shaken up
las railroad trains aud steamships that
al ny joints seem to be loose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Mr. ana Mrs. s. B. Bass, of a31o
East Broad street. have left the city
10 spend several days al Natural
Bridge
Miss Mera Dean. OF 2311 NJ street,
left the city Saturday for Chsrlottes-
Vile to visit relatives.
Mrs. Mary jackson is then guest OF
her sister. Mrs. William Jackson,
Of North Thirty-fourth street.
Mrs Charlie ~'ositts.~ef tahimghorszo
Boulevard. has left the city for
months stay at boswell as the guest
of her mother
Mrs. Annie Bryant and her daugh-
ter. Miss Hattie Bryant, OF East Grace
street, have returned to the city. after
spending several weeks at Mount
Elliott Springs.
Mrs Frank Harris. who has been
quite sick with fever in her home on
East Clay street is improving slowly.
Miss Grace Luck. OF North Thirty
first street is enjoying a delightful
visit to Glade Springs. She viii also
visit Bristol Tenn. before return
ing to Richmond.
Miss Lettie Cater has returned
home after a pleasant visit to Mrs.
Coutts. OF North Thirtieth street.
Mr. Royal Jones, of North Thirty
second street, viii leave the city Sat-
urday for Ocean View and Baltimore.
Miss Evelyn Wildbore is spending
some time with her brother. Mr.. X.
n. WfIdbore. OF Chimborazo Park.
Miss Grace Schermerhorn, OF East
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
PLAN To POOL
TOBACCO CROP


NfBGILlNA. Aug GO Many
farmers 81 this section are planning
t. attend thu convention 81 tobacco
growers Of Virginia ana North Cato-
lts4a Ia he Ae4a l;reeHal4-.3se4.
August 45-2b. tho object of the meet
1ue being ta perfect arrangements
1of pooling the present crop OF to-
lacuo.
President Charles s Barrett of the
>attOrsl Farmets I MON, will hr unc
of the principal speakers Another
speaker viii he the lion, Joel +.
] ori. of Tennessee, who is said 10
10 the one man in Tennessee VINO
caused the farmers of that state tn
lanel thait t1h&pEo
The meeting viii he held in the
opera house at Greensboro free Vt
voSt, and 1t jig expected to be the
greatest of It's Kind ever held In either
Virginia or North Carolina. Every
county union and local unton In urged
70 appoint delegates ia the conven~
zion,
Every farmer Is cordially invited 10
he present and every member of the
Farmers Union viii be given privilege
81 the meeting. 1t Ia declared.
Those comprising the committee on
arrangements are Massrs. Z Il. Hill,
j. X, Williams. j. 6. kennett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
COLONIES FIANCEE
TO GET $4,000, 900

NEW YORK. Aug. 2o-colon.,
Jno. Jacob Aston took his fancee, Mise
Madeline Talmage Force, on a mvs-
FERROUS cruise aboard his steam zach.
Mona Saturday afternoon. The yov.
ages object, as officially announced
by Colonel Aston, was for the healsA
of Miss Force"
Miss Force seemed to suffer from
nervousness while waiting on the dock
Of the New York Athletic Club. at tina
foot of East Twenty third street, for
the launch to take herself, her flancs
and her father out to the Mona. She
laughed and chatted while the marty
was waiting for the storm to blow
over and caressed NANCY pup which
sought shelter In the shadow of her
Partisan gown.
owing to the Varying currents of
gossip afloat the movements of Aston
and the members of the Force family
We're closely watched
Astor appeared at the Force homa
at q in the afternoon.
he bundled Mrs. Force and Miss
Madeline into his big gray touring car
and drove them down to the offica
OF the Aston estate, at No. 20 West
Twenty-sixth street. Here there was
a conference of attorneys represent
ing both sides. and it was strongly
limited and not denied later that :
pre-nuptial agreement by which A.
tor settles a sum Of not less than -.
100000 upon his bride to be drawn
up. m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

! Broad street, has returned to her
home. after Visit to Miss Margare,
Brooke, Of Staunton.
is~a MIR. oAngtoSe. Of Chimnor
boulevard. is quite sick In his home
Mr.. aid Mrs Thomas Boyle. Mias
Mollie Boyle and Master Thomas
Bowie were recently registered at Sea
Shore cottage. Virginia Beach.
MIR, Samuel Lee, of Emporia, va.
the guest OF Mrs. l., A. Guy Wadnes-
day Ell route 10 stanton 10 visit
his son. MIR. Ira Lee.
Mr.. Ernsss kuhank. Of North. Th,r.
iN-thlrd street. spent the week end
in King and Queen county, where
mis- family are summering
Mrs. Robert Lord and chlidren ri
North Twenty street. ara
spending some time al Ocean View.
Misses Mary. Marguerite. Regina
and Ellen Ragley OF Chimboraxa
Park are spending this week at vii.
loughby Beach
Major and Mrs. w A. Cheatwoed.
Miss Marie Cheatwood. Mr.. and Mr..
Morgan MILLS and Master Morgan
Mills, Jr., Of Jefferson Park. are
spending soma time at Grand View
hotel, Atlantic City.
Mrs. j. c. Parish and daughter.
Alice, who have been the guests OF
! the formers sister in Caroline coun-
| ~, have returned to their home on
East Marshall street.
Mrs. II. n. Goode ana children. Of
thimborazo Park have returned
home from pleasant stay at Ocean
View
MIs Sam Turner and children. ~
Nor<h Thirty second street. have re-
turned from stay of several weeks
at Natural Bridge. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
Highland ark

Mrs. =. u. Small left Thursday af-
ternoon for Temperanceville. on the
Eastern Shore. to visit her daughter,
Mrs, Thomas Johnson. She was ac-
companied by her granddaughter,
Miss Annie Johnson, who has been
visiting here for some time.
Mrs. A. j. Warren and little daugh-
ter, Dorothy, have returned from Gov
ington, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pell Rogers left
Thursday for a visit to Ocean View.
Mrs. Roland Jenkins, of Greenville.
:, G., will be the guest of her mother,
Mrs. s. G. Meredith, next week.
Miss kera Cole returned Wednes-
day from visit. to GordonsviiIe.
Mr.. j. T. Goodwin Is spending some
time with his family here
Mrs. c. n. Harrison and children
are visiting In Danville.
Messrs. William and Thurman
Smith. of Clayton, n. C., who were
the recent guests OF their uncle, Or.
L. Connie Smith, returned home
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of North
side Baptist church will hold their
regular meeting next Thursday after
noon at 4 O'Clock
Mrs. c. w. Shepherd and children
and sister, Mrs. Hume, have returned
from visit to Remington. Va.
Unity Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will meet on Tuesday af-
ternoon ut the home of the president,
Mrs, u. NJ. Burgess. on Second ave-
nue..
Mrs Charles O'Bannon spent last
week with relatives at Dumbarton,
Va. "
Mrs. ID. M. Burgess will be the guest
or her daughter. Mrs. r. x. Oden, at
Williamsburg on Sunday and Mon
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
CHARTERS GRANTED
BY COMMISSION
The following charters have been
granted by the State Corporation

Tn e following charters have been
granted by tho State Corporation
Commission:
The Globe Clothing Company, In
corporated, Richmond, Va Incur-
porators: Leon pettelhach, presid ant
Abe Dettelhach secretary and treas
arer, and Morris Arnoid-all - Rich
mond, Va. Capital stock stock: Max
imum. $4,000 minimum. 5000.
Objects and purposes; Wholesale and
retail dry goods, boots and shoes
clothing and household goods.
The American Corkscrewe Co.
incorporated. Richmond, Va. lncor-
porators. X. L. Mahaley. president;
James G. Page, Joseph 4. Bethel
general manager. @, T.. Knight, sec
rotary. and D.."M. burke, treasurer.
All OF Richmond Capital stock
Maximum $4,000; minimum, s10.-
600. Objects and purposes: Manufae-
ture and sale of q certain corkscrew
and metal speeialties
Southern Orchards Company. In
corporated. Charlottesville Va. tn
corporators: f r, Iianse,l. rres-
dent, 1888 Chestnut street. rhiladrl-
phia. Pa, George H. Il. Martin,
treasurer, 424 Haddon street, Cam
den, n. j.. f, r NenneI. secretary,
y. x
tai stock; Maximum, $4,000: min
imum, $4,000 objects and pur-
poses: Real estate and orchard bust
ness. ).
Lemonk ola Company Incorporated.
Roanoke. Va lncorporators William
M. McMcCorkle. president; ID. w.
Persinger, vice president, and G.. M.
Armes. secretary and treasurer---aIl
Of Roanoke, Va. Capital stock:
Maximum, $4,000: minimum, $40. =
900. Objects and purposes: To man
,tfacture and deal in soda fountains
and soft drinks.
Craig Mutual Assessment Fire In
surance Company, Incorporated. Bar
bour's Creek, Craig county, Va. In
corporators: William P. Caldwell.
sinking CreekS' Wa. a. f. Mere
dith. +. Il. Mccarthy, Meadow Creek,
Va. and G. T, Huffman, Huffman.
va. IS J.. Ruble, or Johns Creek,
Va, president. and l.. ]. McCar,ney,
Of BUi bour's Creek, secretary. CAPT
tai stcek Not given. Objects and
purposes. Mutual fire insurance COM
pAry in Craig countf.
G., Q. Tuck and Company, Incor-
porated, Danville. Va. Incorporators:
q. O. Tuck. president. Louisville, X. /;
j. Wallace Vaughan, vice. president,
Louisville, X; j. M. Edmunds. Sec
rotary and treasurer. Danville. Va.
Capital stock: Maximum $4,000;
minimum, $4,000. Objects and pur-
poses; General tobacco business.
"A license to do business in the
state Of Virginia was issued to The
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Associa-
ton. corporation organized and ex-
listing under the laws of the State
Of Pennsylvania, a written power of
attorney having been filed with the
commission, appointing the commits
sioner Of insurance or Virginia, stat
utory agent. Maximum capital au-
thorized by charter: None. Objects
and purposes: A fraternal beneficiary
association
An amendment was this day issue d
to charter OF German American Bank
ing and Building Company. Rich
mond. Va, changing name to Ger
man-American Building and Loan
Corporation, increasing its capital
stock from 100000 to 100000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian)
LINCBBCkG. VA. Aug. 20.-Oue
of the prettiest affairs uf tho week
here was the garden party given on
Tuesday evening by Mrs. Charles
Macleod, Of Itieernont. In honor Of
the guest of her daughter, Miss
Annie MCGhee. of Brooklyn It was
entirely al fTesce. Mrs Macleod,
II sses MoGhee. Margaret and Naucv,
receiving her young guests ON the
porch. The fruit punch was also
s#rped uf ssr1e a4la oT tfy~. rstae cover
ID porch and the cream and tees serv-
"a on the lawn. which was lighted in
every cpnceiYa bic nook and corner
with Japanese lanterns, The dainty
young debutantes and gallant beaux
dancing and Hitting under tho soft
light making "A fairy scene long 10
be remembered. Mrs. Macleod was
assisted by Mesdames William Bcas-
ley, w f.. Graves, Harmed, j.. /, Box
ley. Elias Payne. w. II. Snead The
guest Of the evening. Miss Annie Nc
Ghee. of brooklyn. n. y; Dorothy
Iohnstan, New Orleans. Mary l.San.
Elizabeth Anderson, Ellen Miller,
Mary Archer Glass, Emma Franklin
Nan Gray. Fannie Craadock. Eloise
richards, Mary Davis, Lucille New
bauer, Antoinette Davis, Lucille New
bauer, Rebecoa Martin. New York
Evelyn Goode, May Onthank. Francis
kiase. Hettie Snead. Mildred Ander-
son. Mr.. III. II. McGhee, Of Brook
lyn. Charlie Craddock. Il. H. Stroud.
Willie Macleod. Charles Macleod,
il. /. Coburn. Shirley Noel. Prescott
Edmonds, Paul Ednonds, John
Christian, Munroe Alexander Elijah
Mathews. William Clement, William
Carr. Gibson Wooiaon, George
Adams, Buck Snead. George Snead.
Frank Williams Billie New batter,
ClagRett Jones. Rob Slaughter,
Frazier Jones. Leo Faulkner. CIaud
Thornhill. Fitz White, Reggie Jones,
Abe craddock. Ben Smith. Randolph
Darlington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

The Misses Far'nholt. Of s Laurel
street are spending some time travel
ing in the North. They will visit
Niagara Falls, Canada and Thous-
and Islands. Later on they will
spend several days with friends In
NrW fOrK, stopping IN Philadelphia
and Washington on their return trip.
Mrs. James Booker. Of $500 Chat
fin street, left Tuesday for Lynch
burg and Cambell county where she
will be the guest Of friends and rela-
lives for several weeks.
Miss George Dansey left laast week
for Baltimore and New York to be
gone several weeks.
NJ ISIS Blanch Booker. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in this
city, has returned to her home in
Hanover county.
Mr.. George +. PAYNE, who has been
visiting his mother IN Alexandria for
several days. stopped over with his
brother. Mr.. Il. w Payne. Of $500
Hanover avenue. en- route to his home
in Newport News
Miss Edith Savile. of South Har-
rison street. who had A severe fall
several wekse ago. IS convalescent
now and able 10 see her friends.
Miss Susie Christian will leave this
week To visit relatives In Caroline
county
Miss Bertha Claytor left Sunday
for Norfolk. where she VIII he the
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. II. T. At
kins.
Mrs. j. y. Spencer. who has been
visiting her sister in Roanoke for the
past two weeks. has returned home
Master Claude Guthrie is visiting
his uncle. Mr.. Howard Euhank. in
King and Queen county.
Rev. J. NJ. Rowland will preach n
special sermon to young men at West
End church, Twenty-fourth and Hull
streets, South Richmond Sunday
night AT st5. Everybody invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
NEWS OF SUFFOLK
AND T|DEWATER

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian
SUFFOLK, VA. Aug. s0.--The new
brick school house at Chuckatuck is
about completed and II is hoped that
it Will he ready for occupancy by
the opening Of the fan term. This Is
enc Of the best and most up to date
school buildings in this section and
Will be the pride OF that prosperous
community
Rev. l. w. johnson, the pastor of
ia Berea Christian church. at
Drivers. Va. has just closed sue
cessful revival, having had IL con-
versions and 10 Hcccssious to the
church. He was assisted by Rev. NJ,
l.. Bryant, Of Berkeley Ward, Nor
folk Va,
The old Dominion Steamship Com
pany has had force OF mechanics
building barEcs aud other craft for
- use of that company at our wharf
fer the past several months.
On Wednesday last the Confederate
Veterans OF coiquitt Wren camp held
reunion at Isle Of Wight Court
house. The attendance was not as
large as was expected bat 1t "As
Very enthusiastic meeting Gommau-
DEF J. II. Jordan presided, and about
him in the bar of the court room
SAT the old soldiers, Mrs. J. Grin
Edwards leader of the Confederate
,hojr Of the South. her sister Mrs.
walker. Mr. W T. kendrjek, the
speaker Of the day. and Dr. Il. Lee
81 ward, who presented the singers
and speaker
The singers rendered many Of the
Confederate Songs which WAS enjoy
81 ~ the veterans and their friends.
Nj Keudriek spoke on The Glorles
cf the ConfcderacI.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
Barton Heights

Mr.. $ y. Jones has returned from
pleasant visit to Buena Vista and
LNnchburg.
Miss Pearl Harper has been visiting
NJ the home Of Mr.. O. w Lancaster
and ia now visiting relatives on Park
avenue. Richmond.
Rev, X. II. Howden has returned
from a two weeks stay In Albemar1e
Mrs A. l., Green and children came
homo Friday.
Mrs. PNlliam and children Of Lamb
avenue. are Visiting relatives and
friends in Lynchhurg
Mrs. A. r. Goodwin and daughter.
Virginia, are visiting Mrs, Goodwin 8
sfster at Ssteu Va.
Mrs. Fuurqurean and daughter,
Reata left Thursday for White Sui
phur Springs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
Police Court CaseA

The case OF George wamplsr,
charged with n serious ofrense. which
was TO have been decided SATURDAY
morning. was ordered postponed until
THIS morning at the request OF the
attorney for the Commonwealth
Charles l.. Page. The case has been
settled out OF court
For allowing his horse 10 run A..
large. w. l.. Peasants coiored, was
fined 81 and costs
Amos Sims, colored. was nned 80
for throwing a bottle at David Davis
Sims was unable to pay the fne and
went to jail.
George Robbins also went to tail
betng unable TO pay his f1ne OF $3.50
and costs for being drunk
Captain Wright and Policeman
Westcot arrested Archer Coleman for
crap shooting. The accused viii havs
a hearing this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

has been visiting her father. Rev. r.
II. Winfree, Of Midlothian, has re-
turned home.
Miss Rebecca Chandler, OF Rich
mond. ia visiting with friends in
Chesterfield county.
Mrs. j II. Purdy and daughter,
Frances, of Woodland Heights. are
visiting relatives In Baltimore.
Mrs. Il. A. Manning and grand
daughters, of New York are visiting
In Swansboro at the home OF Mrs. V.
5. Walden, the sister of Mrs, Manning.
I.andon West, OF Chesterfield, left
Friday for New York. Atlantic City,
Philadelphia and Westchester, Pa,
where he will visit relatives and
friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

protracted meeting Will begin at
Mt Hermon church, in Chesterfield
county. to-day. The pastor, Rev. r.
II. Wlnfree. will be assisted by Rev,
DR.. j. w. Durham. There will be all
day services and the meeting will last
during the week
Many Southsiders went with thu
Locomotive Works picnic to Buckroe
Beach last Saturday
The Worlds Greatest Portrait" wa,
the subject of fine sermon by DR.
Durham at cambridge Street ehurch
tasr night. TIansFord Gregory sang
solo during the services. At toe
morning service W. r. Sharity sanr a
solo. Both singers were accompanied
on the organ by Miss Ernest.ns
Walker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
WILL TURN OUT
At BEATT|E TRIAL
SOUTHSIDERS kEENIY INTER
ESTED IN THE Celebrated
CASE.

While Southsiders are almost unit
in the desire that the Beatte case
may come to trial o-day, there are
many who fear that for some reason
or another the celebrated case will be
continued. Tt is perfectly natural that
the residents OF Washington Ward
should feel keen interest IN the case
on account of the fact that the muir
dered child wife and the accused hus-
band were both natives of the city and
have resided here all their lives.
The Southside Will send a large dell
egation to the courthouse o-daS, Gu
rious TO see and hear everything pos
sible. Very few, II any, VIII be able
to-get- .aS.Ia-tA+ e-e...s ieA4a-
Ia very small and will accommoda
only those connected with the case.
knowing this, however. Will not deter
the Washington warders or keep them
from going with the crowd to attend
the trial OF the most celebrated case
the county has ever had.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
First Political Rally.

The first political rally OF the pres
ent campaign in Washington Ward
Will be held tonight at the court
house under the auspices of the Wash
ington Ward Democratic League. In
vitations have been extended TO all the
local candidates to be present and
make short talks.
Considered BILE interest is felt in what
the two Southside candidates Will have
to say. Mr.. Toney is out strong "a
against State wide prohibition. while
Mr.. Campbell says If elected he VIII
vote for an enabling act allowing the
people to vote son State wide prohi-
hition as against local option
Tho Washington Ward meeting
conflicts With the Swanson meeting
at Murphys Hotel. and ii Is very like
~ that many people who would like
to hear the local issues discussed viii
not be present ON account Of attend
ance upon the Swanson meeting
The former governor is a great
favorite In the Southside. *nd II is
safe to say that many residents OF the
ward Will go to the Murphy's Hotel
meeting In the interest Of the junior
United States senator.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Believed TO have been made. de-
spondent by the death Of her nus
band and son and tina Illness of hsr
mother, Mrs.. Annie Carter Of ~ East
Fifth street. South Richmond, svaf.
lowed quantity OF lsudanum satur-
day afternoon In an attempt Ia emo
her life. DR.. Crowgey, responding Ia
q hurry call In the city ambulance.
was forced 10 use emergency meth
ods in restoring the woman. She vii,
racoNAr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

(0pecial TO The Richmond Yirginian.)
HARRIsONBURG. VA. Aug 90
The Valley Central Christian Confer
ence closed q three day session yes-
serday Mt Lcaksviile, Page county. Rev.
". r. Walters. OF Winchester was
reelected president, ana 3. w. An-
coln, Of Tenth Legion. WAS elected
vice president
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
Miss Rea Elected

At the annual meeting OF the Hen
rico County School Board on Saturday
at the courthouse Miss Myrtle Rea was
elected supervisor OF rural schoolS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Mas Julia Armistead. of Hampton
IL visiting the daughters OF Senator
J. II. watkins at Midlothian.
Mrs. Bettie Woodson. OF Crawe, who
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

enjoyable outing. The jarty included
Captain Davis, owner Of the yacht.
Mr.. Epps, Mr.. Warren Garrett, Mr.
Greed Davis and Mr. Horace Carr.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Mr.. Howard Bates and Miss Ellen
Bates, of Chin borazo Park, are spend :
ing several weeks at Mountain Lake.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Mr. e. II. Gunst Mr.. and Mrs. l..
2. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Rosen-
baum motored from New York to
Richmond last week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Misses Marie Koinar and Sadie
Neale are the guests Of Mrs. w. D.
Crawford, of Salem. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21
Baltimore Festivities.

Baltimore win he in gala attire and
holiday spirit this week, Incident TO
the many festivities inaugurated for
Merchants Week Entertainments
OF various sorts are being arranged
for the visitors by the Travellers and
Merchants Association. including a
delightful trip down the bay In
special steamer ON Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Mrs. Henry Harris is spending Au-
gust at the Gregory Hotel. Chase City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Whist Club.
Mrs Reginald Gillian will enter
tain the StaH-at-Home Whist Club
this evening in her home,
Motoring.
Mr.. and Mrs, T.. {. Pelouze motored
10 Natural Bridge last week, where
they viii spend some time.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding.
whose marriage was a pretty event of
early August, are now touring the
Berkshire Hills. Mass They are ex-
pected in this city. where they VIII
make their future home, about Sep
temher /. Mrs, Harding, formerly
Miss Palmer. Is Il cultured girl OF
true Southern type. and direct de-
scendent Of the aristocratic Carter
family OF Virginia. She will prove
an acquisition to Richmond society.
The enjoyable house party which
has been entertained in the country
home of Miss Elose Hirst In Lou
doun county has disbanded. and Miss
Annie Keith Royal. u much admired
guest is spending this week with Mrs
Harry Toulmin, OF Washington, In her
country home in Fauquier.
Mrs. Ellen Morton and Miss Nellie
Morton are spending the late summer
in Hanover.
Mrs. Sidney Gillian and Misses
Grace and Judith Gillian are spend
ing some time ri Fork Union.
The party Of young men who have
been cruising in Virginia waters dur
ing the past week aboard the yacht
Ruth. have returned and report an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Mrs. Ellen Morton and Miss Nellie
Morton are spending the late summer
In Hanover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-21

Mrs Sidney Gillian and Misses
Grace and Judith Gillian are spend
ing some time ri Fork Union.