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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
Social and
Personal

Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Bowles have
sent out invitations for the marriage
OF their daughter. Lucy Boiling. to
Alexander Stuart Robertson, of Staun-
ton. the ceremony to take place on
Thursday evening. June 6. at 3 o'clock.
In Emanuel Church, at Staunton. Both
Mr.. Robertson and the brde-elect are
prominently known in society of the
State. and their wedding Eext month
VIII be very important event. with
many distinguished guests In Stanton
Tor the ceremony. Hiss Bowlcs has
several times visited friends here. Mr.
Robertson. who Is a graduate OF the
University OF Virginia. is related TO
the Rt. Rev. Robert a. Gibson and Mrs
Hunter Mcclure. OF this city. quite
contingent OF Richmond people will
20 to stanton to be present at the
wedding.
Returned from Abroad.
James c. Tinsley and his daughters,
Misses Claire and Lenore Tinsley,
reached Richmond Friday evening
after an absence of several months
abroad. Mr.. Tinsley and his daugh-
tiers left last January to spend the win
ter months in Egypt later visiting
places of interest In Southern Europe
and England. They have opened their
country place. "Picquenocque." near
town
<btcrchfnk FcStfvn1.
Richmond people are very much in
terested In the approach of the May
Festival and Bazaar for Local Jewish
Charities. which viii take place next
week at the Masonic Temple The
hall will be beautifully arranged for
:he occasion, and a very attractive
program has been made up for the
evening entertainments. The affair
viii be held on May %. % and 90,
with a special matinee on Tuesday az
sernoon.
Reception for John Powell.
very interesting event of this
week will be the reception given by
Miss Virginia Randolph Elicit In her
nome on Laurel Street. when the
aiumnae of her school are invited to
meet John Powell The reception for
Mr.. Powell Will be at halt-past s
o'clock this evening. and all former
students OF the school are expected.
though no formal invitations have
been sent out.
Bridge Club Entertained.
Miss Nellie Macgill was the hostess
Tuesday afternoon OF the Bridge Club
at her home. "Claremont." near Pu-
laski. The club was entertained in
honor of her guest. Mrs. y. 3. Com
stock, who returned TO her home to-
day. There were three tables play
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL. .,
DAY AT FREDERICKSBURG
r"ne followered by Interesting E1-,
efcises mt Ccmctery-Soldiers, =
Graves Decorated. et
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.1


Especial to The Times-Dispatcb.
Fredericksburg. Va, May 2s.-ro-
DAY was observed hero as Confederate
Neihorial Day At p. NJ the pro-
cession. headed by brass band and
participated in by the Washington.
Guards. Ladies' Memorial Association.
daughters of the Confedeyacy, Mnury
amp confederate Veterans. school
Chiiuren and citizens. started from tho
courthouse Square In charge of Can
tam Dan NJ. Lee. chief marshal, with
inc following assistant nnarshals.
Messrs ~. Randolph Howard, r. Innis
Taylor, a. B. Bolts, Henry Warden. j.
Z. Chichester. a. Il. Rowe. c. H. Hur-5
Ramp Frank q. Guest. Arriving at
the cemetery. the Confederate Monu-
ment was surrounded and the follow
ing exercises held. Captain Lee pre-
siding: Prayer by Rev. F. A Will
liams. selection by the band, hymn by
St Georges Episcopal Church choir,
children's chorus. "Bonny Blue Flag"
directed by Mrs. Coghill; 'Tenting To-
Night" by the chorus: selection by
the band, The Vacant Chair by the
chorus. directed by Miss White; seleo-
ton by the band hymn. Soldiers OF
Christ. Arise" by ST. Georges choir:
selection by the band, benediotion BY
Rev. j. r. acobJs; taps. Following
federate soldiers were all profusely
decorated with beautiful flowers, whilo
the band played Southern melodies.
Miss Mary Johnston and Mrs. B. 3.
Valentine. of Richmond, representing
the Equal Suffrage League of vir-
Ginia, will deliver addresses at tha
courthouse at Bowling Green Friday,
May "a, at p. NJ. and at s. p. NJ.
All of the candidates to be voted for
in the approaching election on June
IL have filed notices OF their candi-
aacy with Clerk OF Court a. b. Yates
IN accordance with the law. The
names of the following, therefore will
appear OH the Official ballot: For
Mayor. p. Rowe, Henry Warden.
For Council, Upper ward-Dr. ]. q.
King, c. r. Howard S. w. Somer-
VILE NJ. L. Bowling. ]. w. Masters.
Lower Ward-E. NJ. Young, George w.
Hehin Captain 7. NJ. Larkin, Il. i.
w. Green stephen c, Pratt. Thomas Il.
Clark, +. l.. BIscoe. Three councils
men are to be elected in each ward.
one-half of the Council holding over.
Much interest is felt hero at the out
come of the election.
Miss May Wallace. daughter of DR..
G. NJ. Wallace, of Stafford county. has
returned from Panama, whore she went
several months ago to visit her cous-
In. Mrs. Cummlns, wife OF Lieutenant
Robert Cummins. U. S. A.
Alilbrook Farm. in spotsylvania
county. belonging to the Gay estate.
was sold here at auction and pur-
chased by y. r.. Areson. of New York,
for $3.50.
The public school will hold COM
menccment exercises here at the be-
ginning Of next week. the primary
grades on Monday, grammar grades
! Tuesday morning and the high school
on Tuesday evening. The following
IN he Ittn ty,er ola ~
high school: Broaddus billiard, Josiah
Rowe Jr.. Andrew Smith. Miss Miriam
Carper. Miss Ethel Nash, Miss Edith
Walter, Mercer Limerick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
Pays No Attention to Court Di.
rections and Order Issued for
Her Arrest.
ny Ia "A, ,MAnan!sE DE FoNrExor.

LoRENCE CHETWYND widow OF
Hon. Richard Chetwynd. who
L m9Hid haze succeeded TO his
suicide several years ago Is again in
trouble. This time she has come into
Soni1ict with the London Bankruptcy
Court. and as she has failed to pay
any attention to the directions Of that
tribunal. an order has been issued for
her arrest.
Her bankruptcy is due to her almost
insane eAtravagance. She is the sister
OF the late Sir Herbert Naylor Leyland.
ana CO eir of the colossal fortune
OF Old Tom Naylor Leyland. who found,
ed the Leyland Line of steamers Sir
Herbert married an extremely pretty
american woman. Jennie Chamberlain,
OF Cleveland. Ohio. who used to be so
great favori;e with King Edward
ana queen Alexandra, for the reason.
as they said. that she was about the
only American woman they knew VINO
did not depreciate things American,
and. above all. her countrywomen.
Sir Herbert died very suddenly a fow
years ago. as Member OF Parliament
and as an officer, of the Royal Horse
Guards. Her eldest son attained his
majority last December She is only
forty three years OF age. and has re-
tained to marvellous degree her great
beauty. her elasticity. and gracefuln .ss
Of figure and her charm. Indeed, she
might easily pass for a woman Of
thirty.
But to return to Florence Chetwynd
fier marriage was not q happy one.
Sir Richard had frequently been bank
rupt. was entirely dependent upon her,
and upon his father-in-law for money
rarely mad n sober moment. and was
Ultimately divorced by his wife. the
court giving the custody OF their two
daughters 10 her. But Mrs Chetwynd
was extremely eXtravagant, not only
IN money matters. but also In her con-
quot; so much SO that her relatives
caused her TO be committed to a lunatic
asylum. whence. however. sh. secured
her release through appeal to higher
courts. During the few months that
she spent in the lunaiic asylum before
obtaining her liberation, her mother.
old Mrs. Thomas Naylor- LIE land, widow
OF the millionaire shipowner of the
Leyiand Line of steamers. obtained an
order from the courts, intrustlng her
with the custody of her grand
daughters. But her daughter was no
sooner out of the asylum than she In
sttuted proceedings against her moth
er. bringing all sorts of outlandish evil
dence to show that the latter was not
a fit person TO be intrusted with tina
education of young girls. being, as she
alleged. half crazy. and given up to
spirtualstic fads and fancies. So ex-
traordinary was the evidence presented
by tn. daughter against the mother,
and by the mother against the daugh-
ter. that the courts finally decided that
neither of the two women was fit TO
be guardian of the young girls, and
accordingly assigned them to the care
of an elderly member of the Leylaud
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Powhatan, Va, May GA pretty
marriage was solemnizei yesterday
morning at Q o'clock. In the May Me-
mortal Baptist Church here. when
Miss Gay Langhorn Miller became the
bride of Richard Fox Reid, of Rich
mond. Rev. Frank StrinEfellow Of
floating. The church was prettily deco
rated in white and pink. The bride
entered with her uncle. Henry
Patteson. OF Richmond. by whom she
was given in marriage. She wore a
handsome gown of sole white silk, and
her tulle veil was caught with orange
blossoms. Her only ornament was a
sunburst of pearls. which has been in
the family for several generations.
Miss Occie Goode attended as maid OF
honor. She wore white and pink
null and carried pink peonies. Maurice
Miller. brother of the bride, was best
man. Mendolsson's wedding march
was played by Miss Mamie Reynolds.
Guests who attended the wedding
from elsewhere were Miss Lou Reid.
sister of the groom. Mrs. Mary
Weisiger, and Miss Eleanor Wingfeld.
of Richmond Miss Marguerite Wat
kins. of Farmville: Mrs Augustine
Royal, Mrs. I.avinia Mosby. of Rich
mond; Mr.. Henry Patterson, of Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid left i'm
mediately after the ceremony for
West.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Ashland, Va, May 23.-Mrs Harvey
;. Ladew has returned from a visit
to Baltimore, and Will be the guest
OF her daughter. Mrs. Hill Carter, Jr.,
for several days before going to North
Carolina
Miss Nell Lewis Will arrive Monday
Tor n short visit TO Mrs. Ivey L..
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs John Leary. OF Rich
mond. Will spend the summer months
at the homo of Mrs. Clara Grundy
here.
Mrs. Tate chenery and family will
spend the summer at Jefferson Park. -
near Charlottesville.
On last Friday Mesdamcs Frank
Duke. l.awton Crutchticld and j. y.
Cox. of Gintcr Park, took lunch with
Mrs. James Cox.
Mrs. Charles z. Potts and Miss
Annie Macon Potts returned last night
from Hickory. n. c.. where they were
the guests OF relatives.
The Matinee Euchre Card Club met
with Mrs. John Addison on Wednes-
day. Three tables played six-hand
euchre. Vases OF mountain laurel
We're used everywhere In decorating.
Misses Sara Cardwell. MarEie Kicker.
Anne Marye served delicious refresh
ments. The guests prize was won by
-'1'ao rsliSt ana the CLUB
prize by Mrs. Anna Carr.
The Ashland Minstrel Troupe will
so to Glen Allen on Friday night
and give performance In the town
hall there.
Mrs. Henry f. Parker, OF Newport
News. was a recent guest OF Mrs. j.
NJ. Cox
Tho Woman's Club held It's last
meeting OF the season at the Hanover
Club on Tuesday afternoon. The
reading of the annual. Tho Rambler.
proved very interesting. and was par
ticipated in by Mrs. Tate Chenery,
editor-in- chief: Mrs. r. b. smithey,
history; Mrs. Richard Chenery, fiction
Mrs. John Fisher. beauty hints; Mrs.
Barrett sydnor. prophesy: Mrs. T. NJ.
Jones, Jokes: Mrs. ]. I. Blasinsame.
advertisements. Mrs r. L. Blackwell,
the president. gave a delightful re-
sumo of the whole club. and Mrs.
James Cox. as illustrator. had charge
of the living pictures, which were
shown throughout the program Mrs.
Henry Carter, presided over the re-
freshments. and was assisted by Mes
danes Richard Chenery. sam Carter.
r, B. smithoy. James Hughes. and
Mlsa LeakA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
Delegates From Diocese Q
Southern Virginia Will
Attend.
BIBLE CLASSES ORGANIZE
Sudden Death of Mrs. Mary
Frances Jordan-Othcr
News.
Timcs-Dispatcl Bureau.
. Bollingbrook Street.
Telephone 1850.

Petersburg, Va. May %.
The twentieth annua! Council Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, In the
Diocese Of Southern Virginia. will meet
ir St Pauls Church In this city on
Tuesday morning next Ut 10 o'clock.
The council Ic composed ot about eighty
clergymen and lay representatives
from each church. for all Of whom en-
tertainment Will be furnished In the
lcspitable homes of Petersburg.
The territory embraced in the do
to Bristol in the extreme southwest,
including the counties on the borders
OF North Carolina and Tennessee and
IT'S lines take in also the counties
rorth OF Lynchburg as far as and in
gliding Augusta and Highland.
with the eastern portion OF the do
ccse are number of Colonial churches.
some Of them still in use. and all OF
them rich in history These are
o!c jamestown Church. on Jamestown
Island Gin ruins); Bruton Parish
church. Williamsburg: Old BIandford
Church. Petersburg. n1w q memorial
Portsmouth; Eastern Shore Chapel,
Princess Anne COUNTY: St. Johns.
Hampton; st. Georges. Accomac coun-
"; Hungars Church. Northampton
Grace Church. York county: the Glebe
church. Nansemond county: st. Johns
Nansemond county; st. Lukc's Church.
Isle of Wight: Merchants Hope
church. in Prince George county. anu
sapony Church. in DInwiddie.
The Rt. Rev. Alfred Magill Randolph.
D.. LII D.. u. c. L. bishop of the
diocese. is president OF the council.
and the Rt. Rev. Beverley cambridge
Tucker. D. D. is bishop -coadju,or The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
College commencement.
Noryyond Notes.

tSpeclal 10 me Tfmes-Dispatch.1
Norwood. Va. May e9.-Tommie
Roberts. of Richmond, is visiting his
parents here at Montazmnll.
Miss Hattie Scruggs, after spaai.
Ing month with Miss Gortie John
son. of Brcmo. is at her home again
Miss Anna Il. Bolton and DR.. Denais
of Lynchburg. and Mrs. Russell Akers
OF Gladstone spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Sidney Bolton
Willie Do!cn is visiting Richmond
Miss Alice Galloway spent last week
IN Richmond.
Mrs. Lizzie Brizendine, of Penn
syivania, arrived on Friday last &c
srend month with her daughter, Mrs
Gregory. OF Film Cottage"
Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH Hartford re-
turned from their bridal trip OF
Tuesday. They will make Towards
willie their home Ia the future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
rhodes schoIar.hip Examination.
[sneclal to The Times- Dispatch.

Charlottesville, Va, May 23.--Prcsl-
dent Alderman, of the University Of
Virginia. has received notification
from the members OF the Rhodes
scholarship Trust. OF London. as 10
the next qualifying examination for
the Rhodes scholarships. The first.
examination day will be Tuesday. DC
toher -. and the second Wednesday,
October 16. This announcement IS
made now. in order that all candidates
for the scholarships in Virginia may
know the examination dates In good
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Times Dispatch
IIarrisonburg, Va, May a3.-Atiss
Olive Chrlsman. daughter OF VILLA M
G. Chrisman. and Virgil II. Kirkman,
OF Greensboro, n. c.. were martial
yesterday at the home of NJ and
Mrs. w. r. Falls at Hinton. Raw G..
r. Cook OBLIGATED.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Miss Mary Morris Amber left Wash
ington yesterday TO make a series of
visits In Virginia during June, be-
fore going North for the late sum-
mer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Horace Hooper, of Richmond, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spencer
at their home, in Newport News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Miss Mary Anderson. of clifton
Forge, who has hecn visiting here, is
now the guest OF Mrs. W. s Gooch, IN
Charlottesville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24
Reid-Miller.

Judge II. Carter Scott is in Har-
risonburg for a stay OF several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Miss Elizabeth Nicely has returned
to Portsmouth. after visiting In Louis
VILE and Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Mrs ". T. Lewis. of Berryville. is
visiting relatives and friends here for
some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Mrs. c. r. Price. OF Virginia Beach.
is spending a few days at the Hotel
Wolcott in New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Little Miss Elizabeth Boswell. of
Greenwood. is the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. Ellison. in this city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-24

Mrs. Mary Frances Jordan, aged
sixty eight years, died quite suddenly
yesterday afternoon. at the home of
her son, Walter l. Jordan. on High
street. She had been In feeble health
for some time. but her death was en-
tlrely unexpected. The body was
taken to Crewe, her former home, to-
day for burial. Besides her son she
is survived by a daughter. Mrs Ash
worth. of Portsmouth. and three
sisters
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-20
New Orleans Mardl Gras.

New Orleans. Feb. pa great
cheering assemblase Of people from
every section of the United States
greeted Rex, the king of the Mard
Gras carnival, upon his arrival in
New Orleans today. AS usual, the
gay monarch was brought mp the
river in a yacht and, as ne landed,
every whistle in the city shrieked
and every bell pealed a noisy wei
come to his highnesS. The process
sion to the city hall, where the king
received the keys of the city, fol.
lowed the landing exercises. New
Orleans hotels are taxed to their
uttern,ost to care for the vast crowds
of visitors here today and many are
sleeping in Pullman and steamship
belths. The pageant and the grand
ball will bring the days festivities
to close.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-20
Needed in Every Home.

When he reached home he o0encd
the package he was carrying and dis
played number of pacards, some OF
which reead For show and others
For Use"
ly. Il flatter myself | have solved
the problem"
Solved the problem?' she repeated.
What problem? What in the world do
YOU intend to do with those cards ."
'I am going to give them to YOU"
he replied. so that YOU can put them
on the various cushions scattered
about the house. Philadelphia In
quirer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-20
n! NS0CIEIY S &C: !!;!E!;5! y Z.
~ BY MARY GwYN NwHITEMAN: TELEPHONE No. l4a

greatest number correctly and re-
ceived a picture of Washington as
prize.
The stately minuet, with its grace
full steps, so rich in romance from
colonial days was danced beauti'
fully by Mesdames Byars, Potter,
Burnitt, Wallace, Fish. Guillot, Fred
Carr and Miss Boone.
Refreshments We're served in the
dining room where patriotism was
called forth by decorations of L. 5.
flags.
The chandelier was hidden il the
folds of a flag an from its center
to the table corner We're streamers
OF satin ribbon stuck with flags.
For centerpiece was placed the
famous cherry tree with its accp v
lanying hatchets at the opposite oor
rers of the table.
Cherries were scattered across ;he
oluny centerpiece.
Mesdames Potterf and Woods pre-
sided over the tea service and n
plate was decorated with tiny
silk flag. They We're assisted by
various club members anG lite
Misses Gladys and Ernestine Gui!lC'
and Hattie Burnitt, also in colo irl
costume.
The afternoon will be rememberct
most pleasantly by the guests as a
very fitting celebration OF the Dlrth.
day of the father of his country.
The entire club in colonial cos
tune formed the house rar,v md
, contributed TO the pleasdr3 and en-.
tertanment of the guests.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-20
The Advantages Of Discipline.

There is void of difference. as
every Cne knows. between the hoy
who has undergone the discipline u!
school life and the one who has never
come under the sway and influence
of any such system. rha fOrmer mas
learned, alike in his lessons and gam
es, to subordinate self, while the ether
has missed immeasurahlv from his
seeing greater freedom. strand Mag
aZine
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-20
TO MY MANY PATRONS AND
FRIENDS

thank You each and every one for
he courtesies extended me, for the
sindnesscs shown me, TOR the encour.
asement given, during the past sin
years. l have striyen 10 do my work
in such a way a to command the pat
ronage of people who seek the best
in every line. nave kept in touch
with the new things in my line OF
work that will be helpful to myself
and patrons.
My work has been very pleasant
10 me, and through effort have
found that We can accomplish almost
anything We undertake if brains,
hands and heart unite to bring results.
In the future ! will ask that the la
dies come 10 me at my home at 507
\ St, n. T., where l will give them
the same conscientious treatment for
he hair, scalp, facial massage, man.
icuring and electric treatment. Also
carry a line of sanitary belts, the
Goodwin Lingerie COrJets, Abdominal
Supporters, The New Age Hair Tonic
nd other toilet articles.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-20
Colonial Reception.

On Yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. +. Guillot on Wash
Ington street the Ladies of the Leaf
with Mesdames Lamont Byars, p. H..
Woods, E. L. Guillot, p. c. Dinss
and Minnie Wall as hostes/s, en-
tertained sixty or more guests with
a colonial reception.
The reception was beautifully
planned and was well within the
dignity OF a club noted for its amia-
bic and cultured women.
The club members wore colonial
costumes. To the women, who have
Eeen hobbled for the past two years,
the lovely colonial costumes with
their graceful silken folds an dam-
pie skirts were a specially refresh
ing picture. There was never a
woman to whom fischu did not add
charm and the powdered hair and
elaborate coiffure of that day were
especially becoming to the ladies'
Mrs. Harold Wallace gave the well
come salutation Mrs. Wallace wore
yellow brocaded satin, made pol
onaise with an overskirt over foun-
dation Of satin, with lace ruffles. 1t
had been, in times past, her mothers
graduating dress and was worn by
Mrs. Wallace without alteration.
Mrs. w. d. Potter and Mrs 7. b.
Conlee introduced the receiving line
in which stood Mesdames +. +. Gull
Minnie Wall, all in colonial costume
and as good to look upon as the
erande danes of those days whose
names they usurped for the after
noon.
A most pleasant musical program
was enjoyed with lovely numbers by
Miss Boone, Mesdames Guillot and
Harts. Mrs. Guillot's and Miss
Boone's duet was especially beauti-
full.
A contest was waged in which
the sweethearts and wives of our
presidents of those early days were
answers and it was quite evident
that in history they have been over
shadowed by the greatness of their
husbands, for few were able to an
swer the questions correctly.
Mrs. William Plieffer answered the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-02-20
A Word From Library Board.

At the last meeting of the library
board it was decided advisable TO
warn all clubs and societies to whom
the library has been loaned for a
place of meeting. to be careful in
turning OFF the gas ana lights to see
that they are attended 10 properly.
1t is the pleasure of the board to
allCw them the privilege of meer-
ing here, but past experience has
shown them that ;ha privilege may
be abused in the use of gas and
Lights, when proper attention is not
directed to them,
The board mas also decided to
resume the circulating library of fic-
tion which has been discontinued for
the past six months and will soon
place some new fiction on the
shelves.