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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-03
GARLAND COUNTY

Sixty four miles from city Ferry Road of which forty cultivation house and ve-room house. large practically new also chicken houses barns all necessary outbungs crib has about 600 bushels of der The place has ore hundred bearing fruit This one of the best small places close Hot Springs to produce good The to leave and has offered the re for less than him. $3 800 on which reasonable terms be arranged
 Forty the Thornton Ferry road just three miles from the city, of which twenty cuvaton three acres Tn fruit trees Has fine well of One threeroom house. This IS fine proposition for small and chicken ranch The right make good living lay aside sink. Ing fund for rainy day. Price $2 900.
 Fifty the Mountain Valley Road just three miles from the city Of this fifteen are in cutivaton ten acres pasture The place with iron posts and hoo ght wire 1ence There vineyard plants and seventy Tuit trees Has good we'll of with stone walls Has good SIX room house with bath fully equipped smoke house ou ana mpenent house, large story barn 2Ox40 eet Has telephone to the city connection Is on e new fgh o way Of the Little Rock Springs nterur pan railroad This place has the owner has
 larger place and is anxious sell and for one week has placed the price at S22oo Will be nleased h chow t ' W i'eieS'eu. u VIII make a fine country home.
 Eighty acres, of which thirty are in cultivation and twenty
 the balance Tn timber Has fifty peach trees and two wells ol water One fourroom and one rasencn TOT tenant large nne-sta for cows and two for together With feed room Located Little Rock road just o ana one-ha miles from the city limits than three quarters of mile from country home Price s2 FRO q'oo cash balance in four payments.
 twenty-five acres all in cultivation just two and one-half e rom the city on the Pleasant Valley road Is an ideal dairy
 TOT winch It now being used Has good house anu fge dalry barn. This is of the little country paces on thls road and close to the city The wants sell now It at all and will make the $2750 terms o suit the purchaser Don't let this get away from you
 Five acres oakawn Boulevard three blocks from Oak lawn ochoo House; will be city property in five years Has gooo house, good we'll The place fenced this year. lhere small orchard the place. ideal for the right man. Same IS leased for $120 being used as truck farm The price paid for this property without the Improvements The the has made special price of $ 100 for ten days If thing close in don't fail to let show this property.
 Forty just from the Golf s of which twenty five acres in cultivation. This property has fine orchard Two small houses and good barn. Property around has been selling for $100 $25 The needs and has made special price This property has been held at S4500 Owing to conditions sold author ized make the price of $000 This the best piece property around Hot Springs the Malvern road and will make ideal spot for country home for the lovers of golf
The evening world., 1912-06-29
MERCURY CLIMBS FAST
TO YEARS HIGHEST MARK
Seventeen Degree Rush During
Morning With Humidity Near
Soaking Point.

AS II to remind us that a year ago
Tomorrow there began an unprece-
dented ten days OF scorching heat. the
mercury IN the weather mans tube
scored Its highest mark for the year
to-day. when 1t scaled up to 50 a few
minutes before noon.
Warmer weather. after a delightfully."-
cool night, was predicted. and from 8
a. VI. to noon the sun brolled hotter
and hotter and the temperature rose
seventeen degrees. There was plenty
OF humidity to add to the discomfort
IN the early forenoon. beginning with
50 per cent. at S A. NJ. and declining
to 81 when the heat record OF 50 was
reached.
The Official forecaster said at noon
that 1t would not be any hotter and
ANNOUNCED that at 1890 the mercury
had dropped to So. Still. IS Is more than
trihe tropical and may be termed az
swelterins heat without any stretch of
the Imagination.
The increase OF heat for the forenoon
was as follows: s A. NJ, "a; = A. NJ, IS;
10 \. NJ. 10; II A. NJ, 81; IL NJ. 50; I
L. NJ, So
The evening world., 1912-06-29
NEW THEATRE IN HARLEM.
Building to Cost R145,OOO TO be
Built ON 12Jth street.

Plans have been filed with the Build
Ing Department for the construction OF
three-story theatre and commercial
building on the south side OF One Hun
dred and Twenty-sixth street and the
north side of one Hundred and Twenty
fifth street, 225 feet east OF Eighth
avenue. II will have a frontage of ll3
feet on tho former and so on the latter
street, where will be located the main
entrance, II will occupy the site of old
Camp Hughes. where political cam
paigns were held under canvas.
The theatre viii have a seating ca
pacity OF 1900 and has been estimated
TO cost $4,000. Charles ], Stumpf AMI
the Henry J. Langhoff Company. of
milwaukee,. WIS, are the owners.
George Keister 10 the architect.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
DR.. CRAPSEY ARRESTED;
= DEFIES UPSTATE POLICE.
Unfrocked Episcopal Clergyman,
Taken in as Suspicious" at Dun
kirk. Is Later Set Free.

DUNKIRK. n. ". June 2a.-Rev. Al
gernon =. Crapsey Of Rochester. the
defendant a few years ago In one of
the most celebrated recent trials for
heresy and who was subsequently I'M
frocked BY the Episcopal Church. was
arrested here early to-day in the bust
ness section by policeman who
thought DR.. Crapsey was acting In a
suspicious manner. The officer saad
DIR. Crapsey told him to mind his own
business when he asked his name.
At Police Headquarters Dr. Crapsey
gave his name and explained that he
had been lettering on the street to Kali
time while waiting for train and after
defying the police to put him In a cell
was allowed to &c. Later he took a
train for the East. He had been lee.
turing on socialism the evening before
at Fredonia.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
GIRL bitten BYOOG
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
WITH HYDROPAOB|A
Four Brothers and Sisters,
Scratched by Pup, 10 Take
Pasteur Treatment.

Mary O'Leska. three years old. of
Dahigren place. Fort Hamilton, IL beins
treated to-day for hydrophobla. Her
four brothers and sisters are to be ex-
aminsd by doctors to decide whether II
Is advisable for them to take the Pas
teur treatment.
Stephen O'Leska. father Of the chill
dren. is a tailor at the fort. untn . few
days ago the family lived at Battery
place. about a block from their presen,
home. They had q little mongrei named
Pup. which was . favorits with the
children.
June 10. while Mary was rompins with
Pup. the animal bit her over the left eye
and on the cheek. The decorations were
patched up by her mother after o'Lssks
had shot the dog and buried II near the
yard.
Day before yesterday Mary awoks
complaining OF bling thirsty. When
water was offered to her she began e
scream and went into commissions. A
doctor In the neighborhood was called
and said there was nothing the matter
except that she had a high fever. She
did not Improve yesterday.
At $50 this morning her screams awokt
her parents and they found her exhibit
ing every symptom Of hydrophobia.
DR.. Cook was called from Norwegian
Hospital and Immediately said that
was what she had.
DR.. Cook ordered the child taken &c
Bellevue Hospital where she might re-
ceive injections OF serum for hydro
phobia. Her mother placed her on q
Flatbush avenue car to bring her e
Manhattan. At st. Marks avenue the
child fell from the seat OF tho car
screaming In commissions.
Patrolman Williams Of tho Berger
street station summoned DIR. Ryan from
the Holy Family Hospital and the ilttl,
girl was taken there instead of t.
Bellevue.
The other four children-Tillis eleven
FrancM nine. James seven and Will,
three months old--had been scratche.
while playing with Pup and while non,
OF them has show any III effects 1t Il
probable all will be given the Pasteul
treatment as q precaution.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
A NOD NOT A REAL BET.
Is LAWYERS CONTENTION
Counsel in Alleged Bookmaking
Case Applies for Habeas
Corpus for Shane.

MINEOLA. L. l.. June GA bet Is
not bet when II IL IA nod. Is me con-
tention of counsel for Paul shane. who
was arrested at the Belmont Park Ger
minal during the meeting OF tho Ma
uonal Hunt Association a few lays ago.
The contention OF the state Is that Il bet
10 Q bet whether II Is made o-aliy or
nodded to the bookmaker, The law states
that with or without writing" that bet
ting Is crime. This matter was
brought out to-day when John j.
Graham, counsel for Shane, applied In
Special Term here before Justice Sci,d-
der for a writ of habeas corpus to show
cause why shane should not be d,s-
charged from custody.
Graham holds that there Is nothing IN
tho law to prohibit individuals from bet
ting with each other. and that such bet
strued as gambling. On the other hand.
Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney Mccarthy,
for tho state. holds that the amendment
10 the gambling law which was made in
1910 was for the very purpose of putting
a stop to Just such bookmaking as Shane
Is accused Of
Justice Scudder said he would take the
application for "A writ of habeas corpus
under consideration, and in the NEAR
time he wants counsel for both sides to
submit briefs. The arrest OF shane crc-
atsd great excitement at the meeting oi
the Hunt Club, and resulted a few day,
later in statements being given out by
August and Perry Belmont TO the effec
that they were opposed to any one
would hght the case and clear their owr
names OF any knowledge or such prac'
tises. He said bookmaklng was agalns
the rules on the grounds and they were
anxious that booiomakers should be KEEP
otYt of the grounds.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
ROOSEVELT PARTY CHARTER.
Pposressives of Colorado Incorpo-
rated to Aid Colonel.

DENVER. June a9.-"The Progressive
Party Of Colorado" was incorporated to-
day, Its chief object being to further
the candidacy Of Theodore Roosevelt o.
some other progressive for President OF
the United states. Its incorporators
ere Ben B. Lindsey. +. p. Costigan and
Philip 6. Van else.
Among the purposes given t"r the or
Wanisation are the election OF delegates
TO Q national progressive convention
and the entering OF a ticket In the State
election.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
" O~u1IeI IN KSSet'o E1uH'
pARko AND BEACHES.

Features of tho bill at the New Brighton
The Antique
j."
Brighton
Clifford and Victor Morley
The Great Fire Show depicting
Of the realistic Park.
The bill Hendeons Island
tabloid
and Maud Hall Macy in "Tho Maybe the
the
st'ephass Park has openar swimming
n from the
n
a of
Goodse.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
Sac 10 ForecIosc Big Mortgage.

A suit to foreclose a mortgage for
Sss66. SO on the old Stewart Building.
at Broadway and Chambers street. was
Ned In the supreme Court to-day by
Edward ID. Harris and Horace Russell.
executors OF the estate or the late Judge
Henry Hilton. The action 10 directed
aSainst Felix Isman and his wife. Irene.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
English Dancer to Appear
Here for the First Time

~ Monday night the orchestra At
IL <hs Gaiety Theatre will be re-
placed by n SELF playing muAieni
nOumeat called the Phonolisst vlo.
sHAs Christian" will be revived by the
AraAsmv Of Music stock company at
J0a's Theatre.
ne Corse Payton stock company at
@We6 End Theatre Will present "st.
G1ma"
! ~ features will mark the fourth
- Of The Merry-GoLr,oundsrs" ct
~ Columbia.
KNOXVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
~ tsemmerstein's Victoria Theatre
80 soof Garden. will be Houdini. the
tAsqsun King. On nev sensations: Nc
CAy I'D Cantweil. Joe Jackson, Arthur
Daoon. the Berrins. the Texas Tommy
O2DoHrD. the Victoria
The evening world., 1912-06-29

look for an immense outpourinE of
home-seekers.
Joseph p. Day II beginning the hoii.
day week auction offerings to-day on
the Murray estate tract. along the city
line at South Yonkers. There are t'9
lots to be sold. They are on the South
Broadway trolley line that connects
with the subway at Two Hundred and
Forty-second street.
Auctoneer James r.. Patterson viii
oner $50 lots at Lake View Heights.
Lake Musconetcong, n. j., on the
Fourth.
Long Island Railroad officers report
steady gains In committing traffic. The
summer schedule provides for more
'han NO trains = day. June commuters
number 1855. or 2.46o more than In Juno
a year ago This form Of trafiic has
doubled In the past ak years. The road
Is selling 100000 communication tickets a
year.
Jamaica Estates has a new system Of
building houses for plot buyers. II in
nineteen minutes from the Pcnnaylyan,a
station In Manhattan.
Another crowd will 20 to Massapeoua
tomorrow on the 100 o'clock train.
Home buying there Is lively. Plot buy.
ers this week Included l.. b. Spicr, A.
strope. NJ. Hare. NJ. Wright. J. Bourne.
Z. Moyle, s. Ware. NJ. J. o'connell, Il.
cairns. q. H. Clendenon, II. q. Nc
Carney.
NOW Is the psychological moment TO
nuy before land prices shall have risen
10 discount the new subways, accord.
ing to william Il. Harmon. Buyers have
paid more than $4,000 for % lots on
me WOOD Harmon Company tracts
IN BROOKLYN this week--1s lots at Rugby,
= at F1atbush Gardens. Q at Kingsboro.
at kensington, az at Midwood Manor
West. one at Wildwood Manor
David r. Leahy Realty Company sold
" new dwellings and 81 vacant lots at
the special fwo-day offering this week.
| me house buyers are r. II. Buchan.
: Mrs. Fannie Hitchcock, +. J. Montrom-
cry. Gustave Schaner. Edward Both.
d. III. Howard, j. l.. Pierson, w. Oar
mon. William Grimm. Mrs. Rose Car
boy. Mrs. Nellie Markton, r. II. Tanner.
| all Of Manhattan.
House and Home Company sold four
new dwellings at Floral Park this week.
Nearly all OF the ffty-one houses built
there recently are occupied as aii-year
homes. Several more are under con.
struction.
Rickert-Finlay Realty Company sold
piots IN kensington. Great Neck. to-day
70 Beatrice o. Jackson. william G..
Miller, DR.. Elias Il. Prentiss. Ruby l..
Jordan. DIR. Charles a. Jurka, o. Il.
Taylor.
windsor Land and Improvement Com
pany sold twenty-five plots at Valley
stream. l.. l.. this week. nine at Lynn
brook. four at Hampstead. Ave at Floral
| PARK and Ave at Rockville Centre.
i. D. Ackerson Is planning 10 enlarge
the bathing pavilion at Brightwatcrs
70 provide for increasing population.
Nearly one hundred new houses have
| been added to the settlement this yea.
| making 100 In all.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
TO CELEBRATE
WEEK OF FOURTH
IN HOME SUBURBS

Fourth OF July week will be one con-
tinuous festival IN the home suburbs.
Promoters In all sections are making
big preparations FOR receiving guests.
Many places will conduct athletic games
and other summer aulusements. They
The evening world., 1912-06-29
Building of the Home
As q Matter of EcOnOn,u

DeOelopev Of Large Resi4
Dental Tracts In NeD
Jersey Says That the
Time IL Highly FaUova-
bic for Small lnvestoss
and Those Who Delay
Too Long Are Apt to Re-
greet Lost Opportunities.
The evening world., 1912-06-29
HELP WANTEp-MAIe.

DRAU0HTSMAN wanted, ia
miliar with electrical and
mechanical apparatus; state
perien and wages
wanted; permanent positions
TO satisfactory applicants. Ad-
dress Mechanical, 1913 World.
The evening world., 1912-06-29

Twenty-tfhrd Street Theatre will have
Asaki. Japanese water juggler and roller
skater; Matte Boorum In "a Night IN
the Docks" the King Musical Trio AMI
others. The bill at the Fifty-eighth
Street Theatre will Include Walter Per-
cival and Harrington Reynolds In The
Choice" Del-a-Phone In limitations. and
John and Jessie Powers. The One Hun
dred and Twenty-nfth Street Theatre
wen offer Mildred Holland In "A Test
Case" Nelson's Rube Ministries. ROBIN.
jugsier. and Robert Emmett Keane.
monologist.
Ma Belle. an English dancer and PAN
feminist. wdll be introduced at Keith's
Union Square Theatre In a woodland
fantasy called THE Garden OF Eden"
0ther features will be Detective Keen"
. dramatic sketch produced by DAME,
Etohman; Clark and Hamilton in a
s1nging and dancing number. and Maj
The evening world., 1912-06-29

NAMED tUh U. =. AkAh--Ablsboi,sa Nm.
citizens u United plates, OF good character and
nmisfats habits. ~ho can spe.s. rad esd srs.s
Ysfi CITY. IDS Fulton It,. Breoiyn. n. T.. q
Montgomery a.. Jsnsy ctv. y. j.. os any ~
rruiting station.
The evening world., 1912-06-29

NV hStVI
Fsu9 and others.
WStv attractions at
the Madison Square
Reef Garden will IN
cluds Lola Leslie. a
Yfer from Switxer-
I "a; Mile. Carnita.
em the Fo,ies Bor-
! 70 Of Paris. and NJ.
-ndre and Mile. Do
We're. French dancers.
Among others at
Proctors Fifth Ave.
nue. Theatre will De
Thomas A. Wise IN
Dad and Mother"
Carl schuetze. harp
1T. assisted by Het-
10 Deumm, soprano.
and Dc witt Mott and
Mary Maxfeld !,
The Salesman and
the Manicurist." Tho
The evening world., 1912-06-29

CoLORER--First class, on ornamental bronxs;
sod world
The evening world., 1912-06-29
REAL ESTATE FOR GALE
RICHMOND.

BY THE SEA E Suns,low and plot, 1915;
.it,, A mon,h,y b,,,. onnsno. and canning
sandy bes:h; refined l,cstion bathing, fi.hnss
,sihns Address OCEAN VIEW. i7G Iyenina
The evening world., 1912-06-29
REAL ESTATE TO LET
BROOKLYN.

S2,750-LITTLE GEM.
100 down, s25 per month: one family Diet ,che,
cottage SIX rooms and bath; steam heat q NJ
WILLIAMS. Ileg Liberty aT Brookivn
The evening world., 1912-06-29

Another crowd will go to Massapeau
tomorrow ON the 100 o'clock trail
Home buying there is lively. Plot bu,
ers this week Included l.. b. Spicr.
strope. NJ. Hare. NJ. Wright. ]. Bourn
r. Moyle. s. Ware. NJ. J. o'conneil, /
cairns q. IL. clendenon. II. q. Nj
Carney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
WAvERLY

ISpecial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Waverly, Va. November 16.-Protes-
ser George p Arnold and @. r. Hoo'
inson. OF Disputanta. spent the Week
end in the home OF Harvey fiees-
wood, on East Main Street.
Mrs. II. A. Gray and Miss Grace w.
West spent yesterday In PetersourG
Walter Tprnbull. OF IAwrencevtliA.
visited friends and relatives IN Wavefiy
this week.
r. wallace chappsil 10 spending tho
week in Blackstone with friends.
Mrs. r. A. Daniel 10 spending Two
weeks with her daughter. Mrs. W. ).
Young, at Hampden-Sidney.
c. w. Waite. of New Jersey, Is visit
ing his brother, ]. w. Waite, on Cop
perhaunk Avenue.
Mrs. W. w. Edwards has returned
from a weeks visit to friends in Blue
T. F.. Johnson. Of Baltimore. Nd. Is
visiting his parental home near Wa
verify.
DR.. C. D. Townes spent a part Of this
week in Clarcmont.
Hon. W. stanley Burt spent Thurs
day Of this week In Waverly.
p Fleetwood and G. 8. Parsons were
in Petersburg on Wednesday Of this
week
q. Gordan Bohanncn. Of Petersburg.
was in waverly to-day.
Miss Emma Goodrich. Of Surry. Il
visiting her brother, J. A. Goodrich, on
Main street
Mr.. and Mrs Frasicr, Of Roanoke.
are spending some time at the Central
Hotel. on Main Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
G0RDoNsvILLE

lSpeciaI to The Times-Dispatch.l
Gordonsville. Va, November 49,
Everett. F. Faber left . few days since
to visit among friends In Shenandoah
and I.uray.
Mrs. J. F. Cuthrisn. OF Richmond.
was the guest a few days ago OF Mrs.
y. ". Bowen. sn tho city.
Robert Marshall. Of Greene County.
was a visitor this week at the home
Of Mrs Sidney Wood.
and Mrs. r. l. Marshall. in Charlottes-
lottesville. were guests this week OF
the Iatters brother, w. T. Wood. and
other relatives. in the city.
DR. r. II Spencer was tie guest q
few days this week Of relsttves In
Richmond.
Miss katherine Schlosssr, OF Nine
Run, visited her parents, Nj. and MIS-
7. E. Schlosser. here this week.
Mrs. NJ. T. BEDFORD ana children, OF
south Richmond, visited Der parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George wilkins. In the
city. this week.
Mrs J. NJ. T. sneed has been spend
ing the week with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. L Marshall In Charlottes-
Vile.
John Reynolds. Of Newport News, was
the guest a few days this week OF
L. 6. Watkins. in the city.
Mrs. VIM. J. Heron ana Miss Mar
saret Wilson. OF HiilSboro. O.. were
guests this week Of Mrs Hugh H Hud-
son. in the city. en- route to Florida to
spend the winter.
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WEST POINT

Especial to Tho Times-Dispaich.l
West Point. Va, November IA
splendid yacht containing party from
New York. spent part OF q day and
night at one Of the landing places at
West Point last night. The men
bought Dixon Dale. In Gloucester. not
long ago. The party Is en- route for \
cruise in Florida waters.
Eugene r. Merrick and family. OF
Lyons. wisconsin, who has recently
bought from A. T. Edward his farm.
for many years the old Bland home
stead. near Shackleford's. In King and
Queen County, have arrived. with thci.
household furniture and Z great deal OF
me stock. including ten thoroughbred
Holstefn cows and some very fine colts.
Mr.. Edwards and family have bought
the Reeves property and moved to
GoochIand-
Captain R E. Lee and family. hav-
ing spent the summer IN the noun
tsans Of Virginia. "have returned to
"Rcmancoke," their home near here
they have placed their daughter al
school IN Gainesville. Nd.
Captain and Mrs. westbury. Of Phil
adeiphia. are the guests Of Mrs. West.
bury.s mother. Mrs Jane Wilkinson
here. and arc accompanied by friend
Mrs TIoneaore. o. Philadelphis-
Mre. J. W. Courtney entertained the
ThimbIe Club yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Lloyd Tabb entertained the
Whist Club this week
The Eeadins Circle mat this week
with Mrs. Joseph ]. Bland.
Mrs II. e. DeFarSes. Miss Edith
HosS and Miss Garrett visited Rich
E,ond this week.
Charles stark and Miss Mamie Eilee
viii te married next Thurstay. They
viii spend thni- honeymoon r. Char
le,ste, y. e. where Mr. STARK has :
brother. NJ. st4rks's rsoth~r. Mrs
Martha Stark, will accompany them
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cARTERsvlLlE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Gainesville, Va, November 16.-Rev.
J. e. Brooks, of the Methodist Church.
attended conference in IiynchburE this
week.
Julian l. Palmore. of Hyattsv1lle. Md.
with his wife and child, are visiting
b. w. Palmore, Of this place.
Mrs. Cannon Hobson, OF Pemberton.
has been visiting friends in Rich
mond the past week.
Miss Clara Powers. Of Bon Air. spent
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs. LIZ
xie Robinson. near Cartersvfllc.
s. W. Tompkins, OF Richmond, was
the guest Of Theodore Anderson, ut
Clifton" for the weekend
The Citizens League of Hamilton
High School. Is at work on q play to
be given some time this month
Rev. Plummer F. Jones. of Arvonia.
will preach in the Presbyterian Church
at Gainesville on Sunday morning.
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nd will spend the winter in Charlotte.

and will spend the winter in Charlotte.
\. c.
r. c. Garden left this morning for
Halifax County, on a hunting trip pt
several days.
Donald Mckenzie. formerly Of Cleve.
Land, now Of Norfolk. visited Crosby
Thompson this week.
Mrs. r. j. Palmer left Tuesday for
Washington to attend the convention
Of the United Daughters of the Con-
federacy.
DR.. Zeigler, of Philadelphia and his
wife, who was Miss Mary Hart. OF
Mantapike, King and Queen. passed
through town yesterday. en- route to
King and Queen to visit Mrs. Robert
Hart. the mother % Mrs. zeigler.
Mrs. William P. Bray And little
daughter, left on the Baltimore boat
Yesterday for Baltimore to attend the
marriage II her sister. Miss Lucy JEFF
fries, OF King and Queen County.
Mrs. Mary Ffowlkes. formerly MISS
Wheat, Of Baltimore, and little son. ere
guests Of Mrs. John Edwards hare. en-
route to her home in Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Wheat visited in West Point Dc
fore she was married. and has manS
friends in this section.
Miss Mamie Iipscomb. OF upper Aine
william, is the guest OF her COUSIN
Mrs Emma Roy Spencer.
Mrs B. q. Bagby left yesterday Tor q
two weeks visit to her mother. In
Rappahannock County.