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The May Manion Fashions

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AMY mouse
that is made In
peasant S,vla IL
on, 20 ~. .ua..
N'ilar est
j." '''o illustration
H''"' OF pIalh
w. t'rlh l. FINISHED
WIN sraIioped edge
ARRANGED over above
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Tho photograph sent mother will show YOU what III looks like II "a
bully II mother to WREN as soon as wrote her Of m y enga emcnt that she
was coming suagh to New York.
certainly appreciate her desire to meet ny hancec, and T m sure she and
Etheyn will get along famousy together
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telling. For not only has Mrs Montague never asked me anythlng about my
personal affairs NJ. when started to tell hr about the fortune grandfather
left me she said se didn't want 20 hear-hat her dausaer loved me for myself
alone.
am so pleased that mother is coins to meet such a delightful woman
She will appreciate her and so will you, father.
our future da1ghter-nlaw sends hr bet rcsards-Jame.
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6 ~~oAA
s Il" can At THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANToN FAsHIoNi
I in {BUREAu, Lexington avenue n Twenty-thid street, r send by}
3man to MAY MANToN PATTERN co, 1872 L Twenythrd street.
""'aV ~. y Send ten cents In coin or STAMPS for each pattern ordered
! Thee IMPORTANT Write YOU address plainly AM alvay,}
.u-. }specfy size wanted. Add two mt for eter postage " In a
~ }hurry
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Too bad 20 couldn't come along, too. Tonight am giving a little dinner
mothers honor and Ethelyn and Mrs Montague Will, or course, III OF
party.
hat mother has. She Invariably accompanies hr daughter to the theatre,
waits in the dressng room Turing the performance and escorts her home
Although Miss Montague ant are engaged. l have never dnel alone with
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A Daughters
Sacrifice.

curhy for the payment Of the ransom.
The girl ws a CLEAN of sunlight In the dark forest camp. She wov flower
garlands, SAM len a touch of daintneSs to her Gus roundl an at last
aroused in Insomar a sentiment he misook for mere curiosity But his heart
thrilled strangely when. In tyng to describe the word Love- to him.. she
hummed this old refrain:
What Love ia II umnv ohdr be taught tv heart must teach alone: '1Gll
Two souls Nth but single tpmEht. two heart that beat as one
instead IF leading his comrades to plage and warfare. Ingomar -w began
her. Yet e did % know he va in love. The outlaws va with disgust the
warrke life. When he refusedt they sought to take rarthenta from him.. hop
I'M thu to brng hin back to reason. He rescued Ter from them, sword in hand
staying n Of the robbers in the hsht. Then, abandoning his chieftainshlp. h
renowned his old life. LEFT his companions an meeky followed Parthena to Mar
seiles
Nothing short of al overwhelming love could have made this wild fores
dveler forsake his freedom for the dun confines of a city Yet he went !oyously
He even took service is an rmorer with Myron in order to be nearP arthenta-
A few months alter the people OF MarselNes were terror-strcken by a re
port that the German outlaws were marching against them. Governor O
Marseunes cam etoI ngomar md offered him house. lands fortune ant Parthenia
hand in marriage on condition that he would spy out the ARRANGEMENT and Thu
possible weakness Of the German car and lead the MarseNles troops thther BY
night Ingomar furousy rejected the proposal that he thus oetray his forre
brethren.
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The Governor gave him one hour 10 chans
under penalty of Punishment. Exile would N
forever from Parthenia. But Ingomar did no
ment waver. Parthen!a, learning OF his decisl
she would bid farewell to all she had once he
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4AASi8NlMNM5AaNsVLI
No. fS-"INsOMAR.''
ny The Pres ruhli Ming 60. rrne New YorE wOrIdl.

G~ARTHENIA was the on! cld o! MyrOn, the arniorct OF Marseles
She was as beautiful : a butterfly and a light hearted IN
vain did rich sutors = nd for her hand She vowed never "
e~ marry until she should love. And love had net yet omc INTO Ter
life.
Tolydor. the rich old merchant. besoueht her to marry him. she
laughed in his face and Knocked his stngincss and his twisted soul. In re-
venge Polydor declared he would buy up her fathers debts and rWh hln'
Just then news came that Myron had been seized by a wild German trbe
as he was travelling homeward from selling his wares, II ma oeen car'
rid off to their lair in the Cevannes Mountains.
The bandits had fixed his ransom at thirty ounces of silver None "
Myrons friends could raise such a sum. Parthenia begged Polydor 10 pay
the ransom, promising to marry him If he would save her father. The
miser refused. In despair Parthenia rushed off alone to the mountains to
beg her fathers liberty from his savage captors.
After man perls he reached the German outlaws camp n on,rono
their young chief Ingomar. IngOmlr a a barbarian more animal than INA
with a sou hat had never been awakened lie owed to hsht, to hurt to rad
al eneny's country. But he sneered at lvea and regarded womcn as mereb beasts
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of burden. lie turned a deaf cl
until she urged that Myron coul,
he were allowed to 90 free -
Then lngomar grudginGly Above,
ulating only that parthenil rem
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Southern Railway.

y. R.-Followiag schedule figures pIbllshel only
as information and not guaran'e cl.
For Atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile. New or
leans Ashcville. 300 am. and ln:4o Pm. la ~:
400 am. daily for Chattanooga aai Memphis.
Dining cars.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Rirntn--
ham. New Orleans. 1910 pm. daily. II Ming 81 =
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga. Meni-
phis, Nashville. a:13 am daily sleeping ear
open after 10 PM. Dining
For Charlotte. Spartanhurr Atlanta Annis-
ton. Birmingham. 4:15 pm. daily. Dining ears.
Tourist ears for California Monday. Wsdn"s lay.
Thursday. Friday. Saturday. 4:1J pm.
For Greensboro Durham. Raleigh Charlotte.
Columbia Charleston. Aiken. Augusta. Sasan-
nah. Jacksonville and Florida points. G:ee PM
daily. Dining
Local for Harrisonburg. $40 am. daily. 3,3a
pm. and 4:30 pm. week days: for panvile.
40 am daily and for charlottesville. 80
a m. and 40 pm daily: for Warrcnton. 80
pm. daily and 4:o5 pm. week da!s. Frequent
trains TO and from Blueront.
L. s. BROWN General AGENT
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
RAILROADS.
Chesapeake Beach Railway

Chesapeake Beach Railway.
Schedule of excursion trains TO and from
r.EESAPEAKE REACH effective July L. 1911.
Subject TO change without notice.
MONDAYS To FRIDAYS. inclusive
Gong-Ieaye District Line $50. 1880, ll.3D
a M. 2:3O. $40. A. pm
Returning-I.eave the Beach IS am. 1880.
2:1o, GOO. S:0o 1000 pm.
SATt RDAYS
Gong-Ieavc District Linz $50. 1890. III -
a m. 200. 800. $40 I:i5 pm
Returning Leave the Beach 6:35 q m. l2:SJ.
2:IO 600 500 900. 1890 pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Going Leave District Lire $50, 1880. ll;5s
a M 900. 300. 400. 7:i5 pm.
Returning Leave tho Reach 100 am, ESD
2:1O 500 SOC 900. 1000 pm.
PAIL Y WATERS General Manager
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and Ohio r. r.

LII n
ROYAL BIJE LINE.
EVERY OTHER HOUR on THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY ST. AND
W. 23D STREET.
800. ta.on Royal Special. !! hours 500
nsoya al Special. ell. on am. loo 300 Royal
limited : hours. 800. 's.oo pun. and sl215
night .oao am. Diners and Parlor Cars on day
trains Slee:,ers '12.l5 night open at 1000
pm.
Philadelphia aud Atlantic CITY TOO. 900.
| III 90 A. M 100. $500. t4.a0 pm.
To BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOtR ON TIE HOUR
Week days. I-o9 m. TO 1000 p.n.l
.o52 1900. f6.30 800 go 1901 So.
300. ta.30 'lO.oo, .I1.oo am .12.oo roo.
t12 rs SEQ sl15. t2.oO. .3.ea ia 20 $40.
+4.0a. s4.l5 $500. t5.o3. $50. ;s.so $3.50.
~ 90 500 100. 30 a. s1a. 30 'l1.3O 40 15nt
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 20 10 am. '125. 80 pm
CINCINNATI. ST. LOFTS AMI LOUISVILLE,
sa.1o am. '4.1O pm. ~. 10 night.
PITTSBURGH s9la am. '125 900 nm,
'12: 40 night Sleeper ready 1000 PM.
CLEVELAND. 20 1Op.m. COLI MBI-S - aar. NJ.
WHEELING. 90. 10 am. $50 pm.
Schedules OF local trains at ticket Offices
'Dailv. Except Sunday. sSundays only.
TELEPHONES AT following Ticket offices:
l417 NV Main 1891: so Pennsylvaaii
ave. Main 2Is: linton Station Main 13S,
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Atlantic Coast Lime.

THE Standard Railroad Of tho South.
Notice.-Time of departures and connections
not guaranteed.
40 am dafiy-"Coast Line Mail. Through
sleeping ears and aches IA Jacksonville.
4:1O pm. daiy-"Wcst Indian Limited
Through sleeping ia Charleston. Augusta
Sa yannah jacksonville. Port TAMPA. Fla. fo-
Hayanal and knights Key flor Havana,. Through
coaches 10 Jacksonville. TNEXCELLED DIN
ING CAR SERVICE.
$40 Pm daily-'Palmctto Limitei''-ThrouCi
sie-pers Charleston. Wilmington. Through
coaches 10 Charleston.
Ticket Office 1910 NEW YORK AVE.
GEO T. JAMES ID. T.. A.. WASHINGTON. ID. e.
T. e WHITE G. T.. A.: W. Is. CRAIG. r. r.
N Wilmington y. C..
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Seaboard Air Lime Ry.

1906 AN. DAILY-"Seaboard Fast Mail
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers to Savan
nah and Jacksonville. Parlor car Jacksonvits
to Tampa. Through sleeper TO Atlanta lining
car.
Gas PM. DAILY-'Fiorida- Cuba Sperial
Pullman steel electric lighted slecpers 80 Savan.
nah Jacksonville Tampa. ST. Augustine and
knights Key flor Havana. Through coaches 10
Jacksonville.
Sis P.M. DAILY Atlanta Birmingham Spe.
GAL Through Pullman steel electric lighted
sleepcrs and observation car 10 Atlanta. Bir'n-
ingham and Memphis Through coaches To Birni-
ingham. Dining car.
Ticket Office. 14iS New York ave. NV
F.. A. HARDWOOD. C.TA. q. H. PHILLIPS D.P.A.
C. r. RYAN G p A. Portsmouth. Va.
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ChesaDeake & Ohio Lines

SHuVSN 1SoNuNN w OulHV TT
Ii Published only as information. not guaranteed.
] 90 PM Dailv-C & o. SPECIAL. Solid
train TO Cincinnati. with Pullman seepers 70
Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis. st. Louis
and Chicago. Parlor Ia Hinton week
days. c. & o. dining
ITO PM Daily-F. r. V. LIMITED to the
West Southwest and Northwest. Pullman
seepers 10 Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati
and Louisville. Cincinnati sleeper open Tor
occupancy 10 pm. e. & .. dining car
Ticket offices: 81; Pa ave-. 1870 ST. and
Union station Phone Main 1905. c296 and 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE
PARK ROAD.
NEW HOUSES.
ONLY $3.50
VERY EASY TERMS
BEAUTIFUL PARK ROAD. !3ta st:
Location unsurpassed for homo conditions and
general convenences. The l4tl and 18th st.
cars close by.
These houses are nearly ready for occu-
pancy RIY NOW. SELECT YOUR PA
FER ETC. Bi: lots TO alley.
LOOK THEM OVER TOMORROW.
BELT. ORrIEN & co. line. I,fa q
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE
S6.45O-ACTUAL COST GREAT BARGAIN.
Complete new home with very large garage.
Best section of the HeiGhts-close to 18th st.
cars. House has six big rooms and large re-
ception hall Also modern, sanitary servant >
rooIp, with four windows
Electric lights. Very expensive fixtures.
Magnificently laid oak floor. lIot-water
heat. Instantaneous water heater.
Large pantry and closets Servants toilet.
TuO-stOry back porch.
Immense ventilated air space over sleeping
floor. Hardwood trim throughout.
The garage Is equipped with modern sewer
age. oil altering device, electric light and
water.
Very large yard to public alley.
Terms very easy.
BELT OBRIEN & CO. uncl. 1909 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE-DO YOU WANT AN UPTODATE
home? Then look at this. on the best square
on Capitol Hill. sos Mass ave. ne.
House 20 IT, wide pressed brick 'front.'
brownstone trimmings 13-inch walls. three
stories and cellar rooms. pantry. bath. extra
toilet on third floor and 10 closets; cellar I'M
der whole house. divided by brick wall: gas
and electric lights throughout: hotwater heat
gas log in dining room. and gas water-heater
for summer. Immediate possession.
l2s OWNER. SO6 Mass. ave. ne.
FOR SALE-NEw HOUSES-wE OFFER 80
NEW HOUSES. q and rooms. tiled baths
HOT-WATER HEATING. EVERY IMPROVE
MENT. NORTHWEST and MT. PLEASANT
SECTIONS. $4,000 up DON'T think of Buy
ING an OLD. WORKOUT PROPERTY till
you see our NEW EXCLUSIVE LISTS.
MYERS & BOOTH CO.. Inc. 1872 10th st. NV.
Builders Agents.
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FOR SALE-617 MASS. AVE. NE.-7-ROOMS,
all modern improvements; good repair; eel
lar: $500.
FLOYD f. DAVIS. It'll and E s.w.
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FOR REM
CONVENIENCE no RENTERS
complete list of all of the properties we
have can be obtained from any Sanitary Gro
Gerry Store. aud keys will be delivered to any
city address J.. minutes notice.
SHANNON & LUCHS Renting Service,
ii. 2345 713 l4th st NV NJ 234S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-09

FOR SALE = MAGNIFICENT HOME ON
kalornma road at a price s.. 900 less than
what homes not good this have sold
for In the same location: % feet wide:
10 large rooms and tiled baths; h.-w.
heat; gas and clec light: colonial front
porch and 2-s;ory covered iear porch: con-
crete cellar. with servants room. bath and
toilet: large laundry; large closets in ev-
crv room not inc udine large cedar
closet for packing. Lot 100 feet deep to
2O-ft paved alley. Hardwood finish
throughout: edge-grain floors. This home
never occupied. Owner. who has had
same built by day labor for his home.
will sell at once. account OF leaving
city. at great loss to him. Price only
$4,000. This is the cheapest home ever
put on the market In this neghborhood.
NAGSTAFF WHITE unc.). 9O4 18th ST. nv
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W. II. WALKER 30 ETH ST NV.

W H. WALKER. 30 1aTII ST. NV.
UNFINISHED.
$40 10th st NV. 1ir. and baths. $50 90
1lG6 18th St NV. 10 rooms and bath, :. 500
1,2a soih 81, NV 10 rooms and bath. = =
1852 18th ST NV. Tor and 2 baths - 900,
.'25' 18th ST. NV. Tor. and baths 500
1894 st. NV. 10r. and . baths. ..... 30 Oh
lfoS Monroe st. nv. Tor. and bath 900
1"4+ t:irard st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 900
400 Belmont st. nv. 1lr. and bath. 1000
2l04 18th ST. NV. 10 rooms AMI bath. :. 5000
1itS Corccran St. rooms and hath -. 1870
1900 9th st. NV. rooms and hath -. $3.50
% Myrtle st. ne. q rooms and hath. 1850
FLATS.
1JO9 y. Cap. ST.. > rooms and bath SO 80
:a:' l4ih st. NV. rooms and bath. $3.50
300 1ith 81. NV. rooms AMI bath. $3.50
STORES.
2.rs nth st. nv. sto-e. ...-.......... $3l. Cd
-2o' i''h 81, NM ,r,R s1"rn % %
TIE CHESTERFIELD. al41 Mt. Pleasant.
No. rooms and bath. kitchenctte. SIS 90
40. :, rooms ana path, ...-...---. 1000
THE aIWYN. Columbia road n
r",, ,,s ana , bath - so
THE HENRY LEE. II. l. ave. NV.
" H. WALKEK. ~ 18th st. NV. ''''
F0K I:ENT-
ss2 s.w.. 5 rooms. large yard. $3.50. so
30 18th s.w.. rooms. ............... li0O
TO DEsIRiELE CuLoRED TENANTS. o'
02i s.w.. rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890
!c:: st. s.W. = rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 10 30
Corner house. ! Browns court s.e. 800
23l0 Eye" NV. or. ................ 1880
Apply between nn,; l., mornings or phone
E. ". MCINTYRE. pa c 81. NV. side entrance.
FOR REST-l11 It'll NE; FINE DWELLING:
CLOSE TO CARS: ALL C0NVESIENCES;
ROOMS BATH: CELLAR: SO.
ALLEN c. CLARK. SIG 14TH NV.
FOR RENT-BY L. J: MILLS. Go5 9Th ST. S.W.
1910 !, NV; TO- so iGs7 M"n:ello Az me-.
$40 10th ne Or h. 23.jJ 16S 9th wareh. SO Il Oo
I2l 9th NV, 3r. b. 20.oO l4l 18th NJ, rear.
~ Fla NV CIR. bio so garage. s 50
FOR RENT-6I2 III ST. NV.
IL rooms and BATH hot water heat: large
yard: hest location for renting rooms; $50. 50.
KING FILL. Inc. 920 y. Y. ave.
FOR RENT
1922 18th St. modern Tor. and bath. 81. %
1910 24th. modern. Or and bath ~. SO
FRANCIS l.. MCGEE. 1IOl 18th st. NV
FOR RENT = FREE TO OCTOBER l. 1909
Riggs place. . rooms: In perfect order. $31 80;
1915 Riggs place. II rooms. Kitchen nrst
door. hot-water heat. 5000: 1904 18th ST.. .
rooms. $iJ.JO: 500 Center St. Mt. Pleasant.
s-rooEi detached house. s.. 90
JOHN I. KNOTT. DIS F st.
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For sALE-STORE AND DWELLING On
wisconsin ave- near r st. NV: price. $500
for Q quick buyer; terms easy; rented for $26
per mo. GEO. w. LINkINS, 500 18TH 81. NV.
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1..Gj y Car av NE,
tir. h. 20. 81
81 18th Sc. tir. h. 1900
1923 4th NV. 5r,w.l7.30
ita: II ] az NV. sr.w1S.5O
6oi e Nc. ,;r. w..i6.:.O
1902 II s.. CIR. b. 1859
rs Md ne. Or. ". Iii. Al
3iS LIST Sc. Or. W. Ii. so
III Park rd nw. 5r.
w............. 1850
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T VIk REN -
JOHN +. DOSOHOE & SONS,
Ga Pennsylvania ave- Sc.

II You want to rent house. apartment or
business place of any description. let send
you complete list. II you will let MS know
your wants Will procure II for you, both
MS 10 price and location. II have not what
you want will find it for you. We are in
business 10 suit our clients
We do say.
JOHN +. DONOIIOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
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ron SALE OR LEASE-GooD STORE AND
dwelling 6 rooms. and frame stable. bath. etc.
913 4th at. NV. Rent. $50.
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FOR RENT-l149 + ST. NV.
Near Dupont Circle: II rooms and bath; good
furnace; lease for $63 per month.
MOORE HILL IncD. 1883 & st.
FOR RENT-A LARGE HOrSE. CENTRALLY
located. IL rooms. SEQ; 1%35 18th St NV;
open for inspection.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
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r It'll II nw...co.Oo Il 526 Kenyon NV. 90
/ Green al NV. 90 800 Mo av.... +
1872, 1877; Mass Mas NV Is 200 l4th NV 81"
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE COL
LFCTING OF RENTS FROM ALL CLASSES
OF PROPERTY.
TIRE ABOVE is ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF
THE PROPERTIES IN OUR CHARGE. BUT
We SHALL BE GLAD TO FURNISH CON-
FLETE BULLETINS on APPLICATION AT
THIS OFFICE.
13S 18th st. nv.
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FOR SALE-CORNER RESIDENCE. COLUMBIA
Heights. west Of 14th st. This property is To-
Gated In one Of the most select parts of the
Heights: lot 25xl50; cost $ll0oo: must be
BOSS PHELPS CInc.). $40 14th NV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
FIRST CONCERT IN
SOUTH RICHMOND
Free Music in Washington Park
Will Be Heard Thursday
Night.

Men. women and children are prepar-
ing to give free music in South Rich
mond royal welcome when the Blues
Band tunes up Thursday night In the
New Washington Park. For the first
lime in twenty years, music lovers in
South Richmond who cannot afford the
expensive contents and operas will
have an opportunity to snt1a,e their
musical souls AT the trouble of sitting
on bench in the park. 1t Is doubt
full if such crowds az will be in Wash
ington Park will welcome the Blues
Band in any other park in Richmond.
and certainly no more apprecintive
audience will greet them.
The concert. starting about $40, will
last for couple of hours. and will Of
fer such a variety of selections that
every ones taste will be satisfied, The
only drawback to the opening concert
is the fact that there are but few
benches in Washington Park as yet,
but the contract has been let and they
Will soon be here, and in place for
the remaining music tests. Their alb
sence may not be missed, however. as
so many people prefer to stroll around
instead of sitting still to listen to the
music.
The status of washington Park is
rather doubtful just now in view OF the
fact that nobody seems to be paying
much attention to IL. The old polS;c
station. fire engine house and Lumpkin
house were all ordered to be sold
months ago. but either no one wants
to buy them or the city is loath to let
the shacks go. for they are still stand
ing. The only improvements that have
been added since the name of the his
toric block was changed from Court
house Square to Washington Park, are
a few benches a band stand and the
removal of many fneCtrees F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
WASHINGTON WARD CLUB
SOON READY FOR BUSINESS

den, of the Washington Ward Demo-
cratic Club. stated yesterday that a
meeting OF the club would probably
be called during the first part of this
week. Many matters are waiting the
attention of the club, and the session
will be busy one. The president
stated that he was moulding off nam
Ing day for meeting until the by,
law committee should BIO ready with
a draft of the rules for the new or
ganization, and this is reported to be
almost ready :. .. : I,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-25
Big Stone Gap Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.-

thPSN'ot " ilS
Big Stone Gap, Va, June IA de-
liightful impromptu dance was given
by the young men OF the town in
Goodloe Hall on Thursday night
Among those dancing were Misses
Madge Dingess, Pearl Mann. Vera
Willis, Ward Shelton, Grace Adama
Florence Cook. Carolyn Rhoads. Elise
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbit, Mr. and
Mrs. Il. p. Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs. Parks.
DR.. and Mrs. Painter. c. B. Bowyer.
a. q. Matheson, H. p Young, w. II.
Polly. Kyle Morrison. a. Caruthers. NJ
L. Raines, G. C. McFerran, f. VI. COL
lier. j. w. Gaut and George Rhoads
Mrs. Jacket of Pennington Gap. has
moved her family to, this place They
will occupy the Wade cottage on East
Fifth Street.
Mrs. NJ, E. George. Of charlottes-
Vile, is visiting her daughter. Mrs
J, #. Payne.
Mrs. r. E. Taggart. of Keokee. is
visiting her parents, Captain and Mrs.
j. F. Bullitt. this week.
Miss Ward Shelton, of Richmond
and Miss Elise White of Detroit, who
are visiting DIR. White, at Stonega.
spent several days in the Gap last
week.
Mrs. g. J. Nash has returned from
Mrs. C. 1. Wade. Jr., is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. in Brs-
H & . & "a /
DR.. Jehreys, Josh and Henry Builitt
have returned from fishing trip on
the Holston.
Misses Janet Bailey. Maude Wolfe
and Myrtle Cawwod left Monday for
Harrisonburg, Va, where they will
take summer course at the State
normal e.
Mr. and Mrs. D. a. Weaver of Bris-
tol. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. C. Yerkes, OF
Memphis. Tenn, were guests at the
Monte Vista last week 4t.t-I'i.a
:. Misses Irma and Bernice Orr left
Saturday for Bristol for two weeks
visit with their friend, Miss Mary Kite,
spending the time in an outing at the
Park, near Holston.
Miss Grace Adams, OF Come lsville.
Pa. is visiting her cousins, w. T. ana
r. B. Alsoveri and families. Miss
Adams will go from here TO Cleveland.
o.. for a visit before returning TO
Rev. j. w. w. shulcr has returned
from visit to Grayson county. Mrs.
Shuier and the children will remain
for several weeks longer
Mrs. W. F.. saxton has returned
from two weeks visit to her parents
in johnson City. M
Mr. and Mrs. B. T, Mcintosh and
their daughter. Miss Pourcely. of Chi
Misses Mary Skeen and Edna Pen
nington left to-day for Miss Penning-
toms home in Mohawk. Tenn. Miss
Pennington has received much atten-
ton during her visit in the Gap.
George Moore, Of Chattanooga, has
returned to his home after an extended
visit to his friend. Carlisle Skeen.
Mrs. J. L. Mccormick and Miss
Madge Dingess have returned from
D.. c. Anderson, OF Philadelphia. is
visiting his brother. D. C. Anderson.
at the Touraine.