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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-16

Carda, granddaughter of Paraschites.
she had driven to the hunt of the
girls grandfather. and had sent
Packer to summon medical help from
the great House Of Sew, the school
and ecclesiastical establishment pre-
sided over by the chief Of the priests
Of Egypt. Ameni. Bent Anat her
self had with her own hands placed
the injured child in the arms of her
grandmother in the squalid hut. But
a beautiful young lady who accom-
panied her in a litter had hesitated
to enter, as had also Packer. The
laws were strict.
The lady in the litter was wife of
Mena, the Kings charioteer, now
away with Rameses to the wars in
Syria. Years before nefort, 0 the
wife of Mena, had been betrothed to
Paaker. But the headstrong n crue
nature Of the Pioneer never had ap-
pealed to her gentle nature. and when
the girl had seen Mena n had fallen
in love with him Rameses blessed the
union between his charioteer and the
Lady Nefert.
Packer knocked at the door of the
House Of Seti loudly with the metal
handle Of his whip. SO loudly that the
blows ang far and wide through the
silence Of the night. The g~atekeeper
from within asked who knocked and
| what was his will. How long are
We to wait for you, O dirty hound?'
shouted back the Pioneer. Come
| down and open the door, and then ii
you do not know who / am my whip
shall write my name upon you
shoulders and teach you how to re-
ceive princely visitors" The gate
keeper opened the door, and a tai
young priest stepped into the air, in
quiring who knocked 81 loud ano
What was his will.
Bent Anat In her chariot and Meier
in her litter, with their throng o,
torch-bearing attendants, had nov
come up, and the princess announces
her name and rank and told Of tn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1911-05-16

,,,o,oh ..Uarda' is probably the
Lnovn and most widely read OF
~ the historical OF George
abe,s yet in it the story is SO subor-
.;natcd TO the motive which moved
un author-that OF instruction in
Neutrality-suspicious. many people have
lard work to read 1t or throw it aside
as a thing which must, II persisted IN,
"oncuD,e too much of their time and
.horght. 1t is, indeed, a book which
nessds to be read carefully n slowly
,itb the whole mind undistracted by
axtraneous things. But to those who
viii read it, it contains a world OF
,leas,,re. interest and information.
TThe plot, with it's device Of the
changed child and the prince falling
i, love with a lovely maiden who
nroycs to be the daughter of a king,
seems very modern. And yet this
seemingly modern plot was bull by
Ehers out Of actual historical facts re-
corded upon the papyri and the tenn
niles and the monuments of that Egypt
IF which he writes. 1t Is only the en-
yironment which is TRANCE to us. The
human heart was filled with the same
uasSion. the same aspirations and the
came weaknesses four thousand years
ago by the waters of the Nile which it
holds in it's possession today by the
waters of the hudson or the Thames.
BY the walls of Thebes-the city of
a hundred gates-the Nile spreads
into a broad stream The heights
which follow the river on both sides
are more decided in outline; solitary
and almost u~nconnected peaks stand
out sharply from the level Of the
background Of the m~any-colored lime
stone hills, on which no palm tree
nourishes and on which no desert
plant can strike DOT. Beyond the
hills, to the east, stretches the desert
whose end is on the shores Of the Red
Sea. Beyond the hills, to the west
ward, lies the vast desert stretching
without limit Gas the Egyptians be
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
Married FIFTY YEARS AGO.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. ID. snead TO ceIebr,,.
Golden Wedding ON June ~

Dr. and Mrs. f. ID. snead TO CeIebr,t.
Golden Wedding ON june 10. i
Fayetteville. n c., May 26.-Dr. and
Mrs q. D. Snead, of Hope Mills. will
celebrate their golden wedding June ia
next. They We're married June IS. 1851
Mrs. Snead was Miss Annie Clayborne
She is seventy-two years OF age and
is a direct descendant of Colonel CLAY
borne. who gave so much trouble
about the Virginia Maryland bound
airy line. She was educated in Buck
ingham Female Institute, buckingham
county, Va. She has the reputation OF
heing the hest speller at present in
North Carolina. She spells rapidly,
backwards as we'll as forwards. any of
the longest words In tho English lam
guage So far as known, there is only
one other woman who can compete
with her. and that woman lives in
Maine.
DR.. Snead was born in Johnson
county, N. C., seventy-four years ago
re served as assistant surgeon In tho
Confederate army Cor about three
years He first served as captain of
Company c, Fifth North Carolina In
fantry. under Colonel Duncan x. Me-
rae Ills mother was Miss Mary vii.
Hams, daughter,of the late Isaac VIII
liams. of johnson county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
CHARTERS GRANTED

= .
Fters were issued yesterday bv tae
AWE ie corporation Commission TO the fo,.
norton Insurance Agency frnc y
va. n Y. Gllmer. president; j. q. Fiam,n"
tnn rer; a. l. Witt, secrethry-all Of Nor,
i,sn,s Gap''al. 5000 Objects: Operate an
me me retreat for the Sick School OF N,,r.Inr
no nlna s1,s Association of Riehmond Rieh.
MISC Elizabeth Seay. vice-presIdtn,. ~
~ .ie r,i harris; secretary; Mrs r. L. E,rn,
n,nna E, nh,h FoS. treasurer--all Of Rich
''oiu oooects: A benevolent association'
an amendment was Issued TO the cha,t,,
~ I,,,! me Norlolk and Portsmouth Belt I.ins
nsyass company. OF Norfolk enlarsing lis
Il - ~. license to do business In Virginia wa.
nan': 70 the Free Sowing Machine Com
MAJ :, corporation organized and oxistiag
pnueI the iswe OF the State OF Ijiinais
at rd y Wilson. of Richmond stati,torr
81 en ut: M Az capital authorized IL
sell sewing machines A''o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
CLOSING EXERCISES OF
SUNNY SIDE HIGH SCHOOL
tSpecial to The Times-n,sno,oh,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
TnWiddie. Va, May 26.-The most
successful session an the history Of
Sunny Side High School. near Champ,
Va. came to close on Tuesday night
last after an entertaining and Inter
esting program, covering two nights.
Owing to the great growth OF the
school during the past session. there
being an increase of % per cent over
last year, the usual one-night pro-
gram had to be extended.
Monday night was devoted princl-
pally to exercises by tho younger chill
dren. who displayed rare talent and
excellent training In executing their
parts. a
The program Tuesday night was in
tho main a musical one, followed by
a very Interesting address on the life
of General William II. Broadnax, de-
livered By p. II. Drewry. OF Peters
burg, which in turn was followed by
an educational address by r. L. Blan-
ton, OF Richmond.
There were no graduates this time,
the students composing the graduating
class having decided to wait and take
a fourth year In the new and larger
high school building. which the pat
rons arc leboring so Loyalty to have
ready for the coming session. With
such bui!ans. the advantages of a
larger faculty and a special course
On "A griculture will be offered
IN spite OF the roads and weather
the school was packed to OVERLOOKING
each night. showing forcibly the i'm
mediate need OF a larger school build
ing. ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
CAMP NAMED FOR
CONGRESSMANH HAY
Military Duties Practically Con-
sumo Every Hour OF
Day.
BEST OF HEALTH PREVAILS
U. S. Army Officers and Promi-
nent Citizens to Attend
Banquet Tonight.
[ special to The Times-pispatch.

loPSSldl u No OlSDQtCn.l
Luray, Va, May 26.-Thc banouet
which will take place at Camp James
Hay tomorrow night VIII be attended
not only by the 100 officers in camp
but by a number of United States Army
officers from the War Department. and
by number of prominent citizens
from Luray and the surrounding coun-
try.
The large mess hall. which WILL seat
200. has been decorated with the colors
OF the army and OF Virginia. General
G. G. Vaughan Will preside and act as
POSTMASTER.
Among the officers the best of health
prevails. Not a single case of serious
illness has been called to the attenu OH
OF Coloney Lynch. who Is at the head
Of the medical department 1t has been
said that the State encampment. which
VIII take place in July and August,
may be held here, for all the officers
are greatly pleased with the splendid
camp grounds.
Named "Cnmp james Hay"
The camp. by order OF General
Vaughan, has been officially designated
Camp James Hay" in honor of James
Hay United States Representative
from this district. and chairman of
the House Committee on Military At
fairs.
The omcers have gotten down to
hard work. for military duties prac-
tically consume every hour of the day
and night except sleeping time.
The buglc call is sounded at 6
o'clock, and there follows rush TO the
shower baths. Breakfast call comes at
6:3O. and after a hearty but excellent
meal the United States Army instruc-
tors instill military knowledge until
$50 o'clock in the evening barring
recesses for dinner and supper,
Some Of the State officers attend
classes In the mess hall, but for the
most part the officers are taken on
hikes around the country. the instruc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
Social and
Personal

7 INVITATIONS have heon received
4 here for two prominent weddings
that will take place very shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brevitt Town
send. of Philadelphia. have issued in
yitations for the marriage OF their
daughter. katherine Aderlne. to George
sharp SIunson, the ceremony TO take
place on Saturday afternoon. June II.
nj o'clock. at the Memorial Church
OF st. Paul. Overlook. Pa a recep-
ton Will follow tho ceremony at
Raynham." the country place OF tho
brides parents. Miss Townsend is q
niece of MrB. James Caskie. of this
city. and has visited relatives hero on
several occasions. She has been one
OF The most admired girls in Philad oil
phla society since her debut, and
her mother, formally Miss Palmer ives
ono OF the most attractive girls In
Richmond before her marriage to Air
Townsend The wedding Will be big
society function. a special train will
carry guests from Philadelphia to
Overorook. and coaches Will carry
them TO tho church and to .Raynha m"
for the reception following the cere-
mony. ss
Another fashionable out-of-town
wedding In which Richmond society
Is much interested is that OF Miss
Dorothea Van Dyke. daughter OF Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Vnn Dyke, and Guy
Richards McLane. OF New York. the
ceremony to take place on Thursday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
TERRIBLE TRAIN
OF SYMPTOMS
Followed in the Wake of the
Trouble Which Overlook Mrs.
Fournier, Of Lake Charles.

Lake Charles. Lar was SO sick.
as a result OF womanly trouble. that r
thought would did," writes Mrs. E.
Fonrnier of sl6 Kirby Street, this city.
used to suffer every month. and
no doctor could relieve me.
The month before 1 took Cardul
could hardly walk, and could not
wear my corset
had hackache. headao che, pain in
my legs. chills. fainting spells sick
stomach, dragging feelings. and no
patience or courage
Since taking Cardui feel like a
different woman. have no more pain.
can walk as far as want, and feel
good all the time
advise all sick ladies' to try Car
dui. the woman's tonic"
You can buy many medicines and
'onlcs for mems and women's ills. but
only In Cardui can you get the beneti,
OF mo combination herb medicines ne
culiar to Cardui alone.
The principal herb ingredients hav-
ing been found OF remarkable efncacv
LOT women's Ills. arc now grown abroad
especially for US, and used by us az.
clusiVeiy in the preparation OF Cardut
which every druggist sells. II
Try Cardui. Il.
~, ~ B;@Write to Ladies' ADVISORY
1 - Saa tI,tanooga Medicine Co, Chat
.5anooga Tenn. for Special Insirnf
tons and 64-page book. III ome II 'Tt - nt :
nhent Tor Women" sent in plain wra
per on request. =
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SchwaYzschild Bros.
Jewellers,
Second and Broad Streets.

st, Fincents Hospital. Norfolk, expiree
June l, has returned from New York,
where he entered q competitive exam
ination ana secured the appointment
as one OF the physicians in tho Brook
lyn Eye and Ear Hospital. After the
completion OF his service in October,
1912. DR.. Burke will practice only on
diseases of the eye. ear, nose and
throat.
The Finance Committee was In ses-
sion until late hour last night, con-
siderng the city budget for tho ensu-
Wing fiscal year The work was not
completed, and no Information can YET
The ground is so dry In this section
that tobacco planting has been mate
RALLY delayed.
a Venerable Citizen.
r. Boiling Moore, one OF Petersburg's
best known citizens. yesterday cele-
brated his eghty-ninth birthday an
.niversary. MIR. Moore Is a member OF
the old esta blished firm of Badgen s,
Moore. and has been engaged In bust
ness for nearly three quarters Of
century No one in Petersburg enjoys
more sincere respect than this vener-
bile citizen. @
Clerk Promoted.
j. Spooner Epes. deputy in the Of
flee OF the Collector of Customs in this
tlon Of Class 1 at salary OF $1,000, to
class 2 at a salary of Sl,400.
Locusts Appearing. -
Tho seventeen-year locusts hav4
made their appearance within the last
day or two in great numbers in and
around Ettrick, and along In this SEQ
ton Of Chesterfield. They cover the
houses and trees. and have advanced
across the river.
No Special Primary.
The suggestion that has been adj
in Petersburg to decide which of the
two city candidates for the Senate shall
withdraw from the fold has not met
with general favor. and 1t is believed
that the matter will be dropped.
battlefield Park.
The ways and means committee Of
the Battlefield Park Association has
decided to raise a fund of $4,000, to
enable 1t to properly conduct it's work.
A great deal OF correspondence, print
Ing, advertising etc. are necessary.
Mig Thing for Petersburg.
caucus OF tho Board of Aldermen
and the members of the Council waa
held tonight. for the purpose OF con-
sidering proposition from the British
American Tobacco Company for the
purchase OF twenty acres OF the POOR
house farm upon which to erect ware
houses for their storage purposes,
There were seventeen members OF the
Council, and nine of the Board OF Az
dermen present, and thorough dis
cussion OF the proposition was had
The ground selected fronts on West
Street, in the southern part OF the city.
and Is near the track OF the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company. and the
caucus tonight decided unanimously
to sell the same AT 5000 per acre The
building and improvements to be made
will increase the taxable valuation of
this property at 100000, and the eau
Gus believes the British American To-
bacco Company intends to make Peters
burg It's main storage point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
MAsoNs LAY CORNERSTONE
OF NEW ORANGE HIGH scHooI.
[ Special to The Tirnes..n,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
range va. May 26.-In fnterestine
Aeic'ses this afternoon the corners
one OF the new Orange High School
Ma sonio fraternity. Professor Ala
ander' OF the Orange High School. ws .
IN charge Of local arrangements and
IN Introduced as the speaker Of the oo-
casion Professor E. II. Russell. or tbe
state Normal School Mt Fredericks burg
VINO made rousing address which
was well received. Grand Master w,
- McChesney. of stanton, and Grand
senior Warden Bowman. OF Fredericks-
pufG, with District Deputy w. J.
ilillips' were present and oficIated.
lodges Of this section took Mac -
night and refreshments were serves
by the High School girls al sn,ot -
given by the Masons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
EXERCISES BEGIN SUNDAY.
Program of commencement at Ma..o-
uUtteH Acnuemy. II
Special to The Times Iitroath

lSPecIaI 20 The Tines DispatchJ
Woodstock. Va, May 2s.-Ihe com
mencement exercises of Massanntten
AZ; Affa,demy will begin Sunday, May IS IS
WIN tine oaccalaureate sermon By DR..
Baptist Church. of ChariottesviIle' &C
Monday the meeting OF the board ~
trustees will be held. Tuesday thh
mencement day proper. closing viii {
reception at night. The members Of
c ene sI,5auating class are Miss Anna
SGsacelia Shenk. Timberville; FIJI
GGeorge Capp: Port Republic Ma
Gharles /. Johnston Pen Mar Pa. = :
s so2ert Johnston; Pen Mar, Pa: H.
Wit Huffman, Viewers Cave otbo
Roller, Viewers Cave. emo o.
g Csrtificatas will be awarded Andrew
Pa npahhni Mt era Word, and Miss Anna
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
CLERKS REMOVED
george e. Taylor and George C. CridI,p
Ordered Out by Postmnster Allnn

George e. TAYLOR aud George c. CrfdIin
George e. Taylor formerly stamn
clerk at Station B. OF the Richmon5
2ost- oi'tee has been ordered removed
ION ~, o nee toiiowing the charge tina Il
government The removal was or.
uered by Postmaster Edgar Allan. Ir
ana VIII be acted on Within a few
Fitzhugh Lee Woodson, OF 500 Nor,h
Ven hith Street, an express mos
ssssnger. has been Recommended to III
/, Postmaster Allan has also
me removal OF George c. Criditn e .'f
~, ~ north 'fwentyfirst Street. eleris IN
v We melting division OF the posteoffice.
s, ,o,adion OF the office rules was as.
oa seu as me reason. Joseph G. MIN.
npaaiiy. OF 1925 Decatur Streat, So out
t ssic1nmron5; mas been appointed To s,,ci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
LEAVES FOR FORT MEYER.
Cavalry Troop Drenks Camp Early
Indictments by Grand Jury.

Especial to The Times Dispa tch1
fredericksburg. Va. May 26.-United
States troopers. Company a. Fifteenth
Cavalry. ffty men and fifty horses. arr
rived here yesterday morning and
went into ca mp at Hanover Park spent
the night and left at o'clock this
morning on their way to Fort Meyer.
where they Will arrive some time TO-
morrow. The baseball team OF the
troop played picked Fredericksburg
tee m. and the troopers won BY a score
Of 10 to 4. ,'I4.
The divorce case OF Knight VS.. Knight
has been removed from the Circuit
Court OF Stafford county to the Cor
poration. Court of this city, and the
trial VIII take place May 81. The CHIEF
poin is the tight for the custody of the
two small children IL
The grand jury. IN session Yesterday.
brought In FIVE indictments-four
sgalnst johnson Bird. colored for
forgery. the negro having passed four
forged checks on merchants in this
Seity. and one against Moilie Ellis for
session ' $500 az
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
VIII obxerye sIcmor,nIpox
SpeoIal to The Times-Disnntoh

u SptcITIt 70 The Times Dispntoh
FinVllie' va, May 2I.-Memoriai
Day exercises will he held In FarmvilIe
on Saturday. June 8. Don p. Halsev. OF
Lynchburg. will DO tho orator on the
occasion, and will address tho veterans
and Daughters of the Confaderaoy.
Crosses OF honor Will he delivered TO
number OF Veterans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
Town partly Destroyed.

SpecIaI 20 The Times Dispatch
( Fayettevilic, y. C., May 26-A dis
astrous FIRE occurred to-day al Rose
ooro. prosperous town on tho At
lantic and Yedkin Valley Railway, be-
tween Fayetteville and Wilmington.
SIX stores and two dwellings, were
burned, including the telephone ex-
change. There was very little insur-
ance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
UNDERGRADUATES GRADUATE
r. r. G. Woodward to Make Address n,
IL Einni Exercises i LI.--L- u

- U W uUHWHrU 70 Mnke Addrrse M
Final Exercises =
me graduation exercises OF the Richmond
framing School for Kindergartners will be
neid next wednesday night at $3.50 o'clock
IN Inc virginia Mechanlcs' institute DR. +
!, woodward. OF Richmond College viii de.
iver me principal address. and F. w. Duke.
Superintendent OF the Virginia Mechanics
totowing Is a list of the graduates: Mise,
Mnrthe Lefebvre. Mary Goodwin. Edith Sa :
vliie' Josephine Estiii. OF Charleston. "
va. Lydie Taylor Alys Clemmit. lila T.
smith, Mary v. Wilson. OF Georgin; Minnie
archer. and Susan NJ Bell OF Wilmington.
Ihe post graduates arc as follows. Miss..
Mary Todd. lfa V. Smith, Margaret Morton
caroline VandIver, OF Ashland Rubby tiiY.
liza M. Grace Moncure and Annie n. fillmore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
Post-omce VIII Close.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
stanton. Va, May a6.-Following
petitions and numerous resolutions of
various bodies. the post Office here be-
gins Sunday closing on the aSth in
slant. All windows will be closed, and
there will be no mail collections from
boxes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
Punishment of "sinrcr,,,


Punishment of "sinEcr,,p
AN amusing incident happened\ 10.
DAY, when large squad was marched
hlteeh miles, coming in nearly dead
peat. These officers had kept one of
me United States Army officers awake
iast night with vile assortment OF
tuneless barber shop chords. ana
vengeance followed at double quick
time. The United States officer simply
remarkedi I'll bet they don't disturb
any one Tomorrow night" and SO he
nlkedi the singers until the cried
enough" There will be deartb Of
music among these heroes tonight.
The most humorous thing about
camp Is the name of negro restau-
rant Just outside the fence, which sur.
rounds the grounds The sign, in great
letters. reads: General Ulysses Stmp-
son Grant Fry Restaurant"
Colonel 10 Lane Stern spends most
OF his time in admiring the warlike
sign. On the opening day OF ,camD
the officers were turned out as on
dress parade. and as neat as dand,es.
but, alas! the hikes and heat and dust
nave wrought a change, and dandy
sim has become a thing OF the past.
II is only fair to state the call
which Is most promptly answered Is
mess call" There is never an alb
sentee, nor Is there an Idle moment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
student Arrested.

e. " Barker. a young student. twenty -ona
years old. was nrrested yesterday by petet.
the-Serseani Bailey and Detective Beiton
on a charge OF passing q worthless ebcci, ~
Sol Bernstein. Tho check was Tor sio for
which there IS alleged 10 have boon no do
post In che bank. IS 5iS.t'i 7, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27
verdict Tor nnfanann.

The suit of S. II. Campbell AGAINST
g., -. Cn,catwood was tried yesterday
IN the Ctty.lClrcait Court. resulting in
a Xerdlct for the defendant. which was
nppIoEed BY the court. Mr.. Campbell
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Dr., Benjamin Gray. of New york
spent several days this week visitins
his family in this city. and Is returning
to New York to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Mrs. Mark Peyser, ~ho has been tn
guest Of relatives in Newport News
has returned to the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Miss Susie Lewis. of NIiiler's Tavern
Essex county. who was operated on al
me Memorial Hospital last Wednesday
is slowly Improving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Miss Elsie Jones ia visiting Miss Pos
for some time at her home in Kim
and Queen county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

teno Powers, both Of charlottesyillc
were married yesterday at the parson
age OF the First Methodist Church, the
Rev. Gdlby G. Kelly, D. D.. officiating
took the Northbound' train for q brief
wedding trip. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Gray Tyree. who has been III at his
residence. TIT West Main Street, Is
slowly improving, though still unable
to see his friends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Miss Lucy Yates Brokenerough, o
fredericksburg. is the guest Of rela
tlves in Richmond for several weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Miss Floyd. who has been visiting
In Toano, has returned to hor home in
this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Mrs. Warrenton and little daughter
have returned to Richmond. after VS.
iting Mrs. Williams. In Gloucester.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-27

Mrs, w. Earl Miller has been enter.
tanning her cousin, Miss Agnes T. West,
OF Canlden. y. j.. It her home. In Gin
Yer Pnrk, for the last two weeks