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District No. 5---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No > comprises Hanover. GoochIand,
SpotsyIvHnis, Essex Stafford, Caroline. King VIII
liam, Hing and Queen. New Kent Charles CITY
Prince George, POwhatan and Cumberland Coun-
ties.
j.. II. AVERY. Sturgeon FONT, Va.. 600
WILLIAM HUGH BAGEY. Stevensville Va 900
MRS. H. k BlcADlLES EMERSON, Va. 1000
JAMES b. BOLTS, Fredericksburg 1000
w. X BROAD West Point, Va. 1000
MISS MILDRED CAMPBElLi> boswell, Va. 900
sam - carter. Box q Ashland .............. 900
=. EDWARD CARIEk irwin, Va. r.. r. D. 1. 900
SAM h. CARTER, BOX y Ashland, Va-...... 1000
MISS IAVlNIA NJ CLARKE, Goodalls Va. 900
MISS c. 1. DuGGlNs. Beaver Dam, Va. r. +.
D. No Experimentation. 900
A. L. FLIPPO. Welchs va. ............. 900
MRS. H. j. GLASCO Book Va. ............ 600
W. H. MADDON, Hewlett. Va.............. 1000
v. T. McCEOlSGS Mangohick Va.......... 900
MISS BESSIE MiDDLDbRoOk. Hewlett Va. 1000
a. F. MOON. Tarnworth. va. 900
RICHARD r. PRATT, Port Royal. Va...... 900
w. V. PRlDDY, Ashland Va ................ 900
MISS PEAN.h PUGH Manakfn, Va.......... 900
TAYOR ROWE, fredericksburg, Va......... 1000
E. KEITH TAYLOR, Hanover g. H, Va... 1000
MISS BIAANCH THOMPSON, Beaver Dam Va 1000
IL. Y. VALENTINE. ROWLING Green. Va,.... 900
MISS BETTE. WRIGHT. Golansville. Va. 1000
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MISS MARY JANE vADEN. sutherlin Va.
MUTE NO. ~
MISS JANE WALL, South Hill, Va....... 1,C
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District No. 4---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No comprises NIL and
Chesterfield Counties, included Districts 1, -
and g. aud Louisa, Orange. Culpepcr. FIuvenna
hemnric, Nelson and Augusta Counties.
Lucy CRAWFORD BARRETT. Louisa Va. 900
Mss VI hitiA k Bt)SW ELL, Greenwood Va. 1000
AiI.S t..'EANoit BROWN. Ettrick. Va. 1000
MISS MARI COOKE F'redericks Hail. va. 1000
- X. DIETRICH. Richmond, Va. r. F. D. B.. i.OOO
~ less, Mt sidney Va r. F. d. &c.,. 1000
Mn1tA.i o. kENNON. Matoaca, Va 900
HIuAhL LONG. Cuipeper Va. 1000
:Aoi5tai Iul-LER Richmond Va, r. +. d. l.. 900
MISS i-oolSA II. SIQNEMAN, Columbia Va. 900
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MISS NARY ALEYSE GODsEY. Ia5 E. 18th. 1000
MISS MAhGARET KNIGHT. 1l0l Decatur ST. 1000
SULLIVAN NEAL, 115 Decatur St ...... 1000
MISS LOUISE ROBERTSON III Albany Ave 1000
MISS MARIE A. SCOTT. $40 w. 2sth ST,
woodland Heights MISREPRESENTATION l. 900
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District No. 5---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. : compriSex Hanover, GoochInud
Spofsylvnna, Essex Stafford. Caroline. King
Iiana King and Queen. New Kent. Chares city
Prince George, Powhatan and Cumberland Count ties.
LUCILLE D. BEADLEs. Richmond, Va
49,. N, H.. u, NO 1000
SICARI BEAi>. Tunstarl. Va ...-. 900
DAY, - fIol!D West Point Va Box 32.-.. /, 900
MISS MARY GOULDNlAN Beuahville, Va -. 600
MISS IDA LEE HUTCHINSON, Hanover, Va
r. + o. No 900
~. " !AMf.S t,euianvfiie Va..--..... 900
JOHN FOUSE MIDY ETTE. Ashland Va 600
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District No. 2---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. 2 comprises all territory In Rich
mond north of the James River and cRst of second
street tincudfnE Second street,, nlso including
Highland Park md Chestnut HiiI.
THOMAS @ ANDREWS 3llS Venabe St.. 900
ffilLlf' BRANF, Young ST, Highland Park. 900
MISS PAULINE CONNER. tlo5 Garrison St. 1000
GEORGE GORDON, l225 Third Ave. 1000
JACOB GRoSHiNSkf, 1912 r; Broad St. 1000
MAlNplAM tARWl;iL- ~ r. Marshall ST.. 1000
Join ; TOMBSTONE, 36Of b Broad st 200
WALLACE Mc\Ecl" 2I2o H. Marshall St.. 900
MHBt'N n MAtIlN, SI2 T. Clay St..-...... 900
iSotnElii MORAN. lsoS H. Broad St........ 1000
J . oif.t ~" y. 3ith St........ 1000
fREp PALMER, oil md Aye...,,..-...... 1000
MISS VIRGlNlA LETTERS. 2o' s. fth St.. 1000
MISS ADA SMiIh oos ~ Zlst St............ 900
y. C!Nkl.IoN SIANCli" III ~ 2lst St..,.,. 1000
JACK WRIGHT, No. s. Fifth St..... ono
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District No. 3---Pony Contest,

DISTRICT No. 3 comprises ali TERRITORY known
South Richmond. including svvapsboro and For
est HILL
MASTER ALVIN ALvIs 30 ciopton St.
Swansboro, Va. '................. I ono
MISS THELAiA RELcHER. 1913 r. 18th ST.. 1000
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District No. 6---Pony Contest.
District No. 7---Pony Contest

DISTRICT No. comprises ApPomattox, Camp-
hell. Bedford, Botrtourt, GrccnsviIic. I.uuenhurp
Meckenhurg Charlotte, Halifax, PitsyIvantn, Henry
and Franklin Counties
u Ellen ANDERSON BEDFORD, Na--......,.. 1,0On
j. y, ARTHUR JR.. Lawyers, Va. .......... 0CO
~, - 'NnNt.Il, tlhchiey, Na.............. 1000
WM ~. COON. PortIa, Va. 1000
Miss i1oltoilil H. FoN, Emporia, Va....... 1,000
H,iei f, JOHNSON SOUTH Boston. Va. 1000
MISS JOSEPHINE l.. LUNSFORD, Fincastle
Va ....:................... 1000
,,U 49, ~ .Sf.t \olJS chase City......... 1000
Mss HNN SAl.l-El Charlotte g. r., Va.... Loo
w ii.aih sNo'l)'1, heysVllle, Nh........... 1000
TLIf ioN j WHEDf' kustburg, Va, r. +. d. 1. 1000
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District No. l---AutomobiIe Contest.

DISTRICT No. 1 comprises all territory In Rich
mond north OF the Jnmes River and second
street mot Including Second street, Bar
Heights and Cintrr
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DISTRICT No. comprisrs Appomattox, Camp
bell, Bedford. Botetourf, GrecnsviIlc. I.unenburc
MeckicnburE. Charlotte. Halifax, PittsyIvania
Henry and Franklin Counties.
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District No. 2---Automobile Contest

DISTRICT No. . comprises all territory n Rich
mond north Of the james River and Second
street tincuding Second street,, also Including
Highland Park md Chestnut HILL
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DISTRICT No. $ comprtscs all Virginia ~
included in Districts o .. the o North
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min J. Taylor. white charmcuse trim
med in swansdown bands; Miss Lucy
Neblctt, in white brocade and real lace;
Mrs III. : Kelley. blue satin embroid-
cred in gold: Mrs. ". 7. Block, of chi
cage, In whit" Drocadc trimmed in
princess lace; Madam Nellis-Foster, in
black charmcus', finished with jet;
Miss Mary Louise sutton, black char
mcuse and corsage bouquet of Amer
lean Beauty roses an@ lilies OF the VAL
ley: Mrs George Shackeiford. Of
Orange. III gray brocade and pearls:
Mrs. ]. :. Dudley. violet satin; Mrs
McNair. Of New York, black satin and
gold lace; Mrs. Lowry of Roanoke, in
black lace; Airs. W. Smoot OF AleXan-
dria. white silk and crystal trimmings;
Mrs Tisnor. OF Portsmouth, pink char
meuse and lace. Miss Arabelle Hayes
Dudley, pale blue silk and lace; Miss
Laura SpeiEht, yellow satin and lace;
Mrs. Craig PelouZc. in gray charmeusc
and many others OF note.
Recent Announcement.
DR. and Mrs. Gustavus NJ. Wallace
of stafford County. announce the en-
gagemcnt OF their daughter, Mary
Ashby. ~ Richard Cassius Lee Mon
cure. State Senator. the marriage to he
solemnized December .. at half after
3 o'clock. in tho Church of the Holy
Spirit. Stafford County. Nc cards will
be issued.
Nj. and Mrs. William oscar Shell
bucnc have issued Invitations to the
marriage OF their daughter Grace. TO
Charles Rogers OH the afternoon OF
Saturday. November %, at 1870 o'clock,
at Gaiilcc Chapel. Virginia Beach.
/ SOrmcnt-Crouch.
Il. l.. Normcnt and Mrs. G. 4. Crouch
were married on Wednesday evening,
November -, at $50 o'clock. The cere-
mony took place in the parsonage OF
the Nenable Street Baptist Church. the
Rev j. y. Johnson officiating. Mr..
and Mrs Norment will make their home
"a 3G22 East Broad Street. in this city.
Charity Tea.
The Tabernacle Society OF tho Sacred
Heart Cathedral will give delightful
musical tea tomorrow afternoon at 1
o'clock at the old Sacred Heart Church.
Madam de Coster. who ia n pianist OF
unusual ability, will render tho pro-
/ flowers and running cedar. Madam do
Coster studied at the Brussels Con
/ servatory OF Music. and has made no
/ small name for herself in tho musical
/ world.
| Musical Tea.
/ Madam Nellis- Foster will give the
! second of series of musical teas at
her studio on Tuesday afternoon. Miss
/ Louise sutton and Mrs. James Behan
| will pour tea, and decorations will be
| in bowls of chrysanthemums and az
tumn leaves. The program will be
rendered by Joseph Whitemcre and
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SOCIETY
Continued From second page.

Continued From second Page
ford, Mrs. Thomas NJ. rutherford and
Mrs. John Harrison.
Interesting Concert.
An event Of Interest t. music lovers
in Richmond next month will lie the
concert in the auditorium OF tho Holm
Marshall High school. on December y.
under the auspices OF the Girls Hiblc
class OF Calvary baptist Church. The
entertainment Will ho for the CITY Mis-
sion and the Judsou Memorial. and Mrs
=. j. HcQucmb ourg, VINO is chairman
OF tho affair Is arrangin,; AN extremely
Interesting and charming program.
There VIII be selections from the best
known operas and q untrue feature is
that half tho program viii be rendered
by children
Benefit Card Party.
ON Tuesday afternoon at $50 o'clock
there Will be- given at tho Jefferson
Hotel an auction bridge party. under
the auspices Of the Auxiliary OF Beth
Nhabah Temple. Arrangements have
been completed for "A delightful affair
and all members and their friends are
cordially invited.
ITurnivnI-WnddiIi.
Richmond society is much interested
ina the marriage Of Miss Mary Lamb
Waddill, daughter OF Judge and Mrs.
Edmund Waddill. Jr.. to Captain Eich-
ard Fuvnival, Coast Artillery, Cnitcd
states Army The ceremony, which is
10 be celebrated at the home of the
brides parents. 92i Park Avenue. on
thc evening of Tuesday, December >,
At $40 o'clock, Will he witnessed By
only relatives and n few intimate
friends. Additional guests have been
invited for the reception following.
Miss Waddill is widely related through
out the State and Captain Furnival is
Il graduate OF the United States Mill
tary academy ut West Point III the
class Of 1901. and formerly resided in
philadelphia Hc is now at Old Point
Comfort, whore no and his bride will
make their home on their return from
n wedding trip.
Suffrage Notes.
The Richmond Equal Suffrage League
will give u dinner in homo: Of J. II.
!iralr., Of Pasadena, Cal, at the Hotel
Nichmond on the evening of Monday,
November "a. Mr.. Braley will be the
chief speaker 1T this dinner, which will
lie very handsome affair, and all
members Of both the men and women's
leagues may obtain tickets for tho en-
t,rtainment at league headquarters.
Mr.. Braley Is n retired banker and has
been largely influential in bringing
about woman's suffrage in his own
state lilo is tho president OF the Po-
lticaI Equality League OF California
The regular weekly meeting of the
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Miss Jeska Savage. soloists. and Mrs
Hcquembourg, violinlst. These teas
are very delightful events in musical
circles OF Richmond. and Madam Fos-
tcr's studio is nllcG with an interesting
thronS OF guests for each recital.
At the Samovnr.
Among those entertaining mt the
Samovar this weri. was Miss Jessie
Hazard, who gave a luncheon Of eight
covers for Mrs Herbert A. claiborne.
Of Panama. Decorations We're in pink
roses and lilies. ana the guests in
Guided Mrs. Claiborne. Misses Roberta
and Barbara TrigR, Miss Preston. Miss
Mary Tabb Crunp. Mrs. Pickett La
ihrop. Miss Lucy Ford Workman and
Miss Hazard. Others noted in the tea
room this week have been Mrs. Philip
Johnson. Mrs. Garrett Wall. Miss Mamie
Davenport. Mrs. Gideon Davenport. Mrs.
Douglas Wander Hoof. Mrs Howard
Han, Miss Mary Williams. Miss CalIy
Ryland. Madam Foster. Mrs Whaling.
Miss Nell Potts. Miss Eugenic Taylor.
Mrs. James Dunlop. AIRS. George Aim
alic and others
Bnin-Iirmingwny.
Wednesday, evening at $50 O'Clock
the marriage Of Miss Mabel Nichols
Hemingway, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Duane Hemingway. TO Thomas
AleXandcr Balm. son of Mrs. r. =. Balm,
was solcmniZed in old St paul's Epis-
oopal Church. in Norfolk
fhc church was decorated with white
Chrysanthcmums palms and ferns, and
the chanccl was Illuminated with ca
thcdral candles. Tho ceremony was
performed by Rev. IT. II. Covington,
rector OF the church.
The bride entered with her father,
vino gave her away. She wore Il gown
o soft white satin made with Il court
train. embroidered in pearls and en-
bellished with houncos of rose poin,
lace. Her veil was of tullc draped from
a Juliet cap Of rose point lace around
which was a wreath of orange bios
SONS. She carried q shower bouquet
of lilies OF the valley and Brides roses
Miss Mildred Hemingway, a sister
Of tho bride. was her maid Of honor
Sho wore a gown OF pink brocado crepe
meteor, over which was worn Il tuniC
OF empire lace finished with rhine
stones.
Mrs. Louis May Davis. OF New Haven
Conn. and Mrs. Rufus King acted ns
matrons of honor. Their gowns We're
pink crepe meteor. over which was also
worn a tunic OF empire lace. with trim
mings of ermlne and rhinestones
The bridesmaids. Miss Gertrude
Woodward, of Washington; Miss Madge
montgomery. of Richmond: Miss Jose
rhinc Johnson of Farmvlle. and Miss
Frances Mayor wore gowns or pink
crepe meteor, with princess laco tn.
mics, similar TO those OF tho maid OF
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honor and matrons. The brides at
tsndants carried shower bouquets of
Link Killarney roses.
The hover girls were little Misses
Elizabeth Hemingway aud Kathleen
BAN. Their froclSs We're OF princess
lace made triple founces They wore
sashes OF pink ribbon and carried
baskets filled with pink roses and tied
with pink tuilc
Claude Murdaugh Balm was the
igroon's best man. and the ushcrs were
.!essrs. James Balm. of Lexington: Har-
old Barnes. Of New Haven. Conn: Jack
Nash. of Portsmouth; claggette Young.
Clarence Thompson. J. X. Waterman
and Palmer Ingram.
Immediately after the ceremony n
large RECEIPT on followed at :he aom.
Of the brides parents in Pembroke
avenue.
Those serving at the punch bowl We're
Mrs. Herbert Barnes. Of New Haven.
Conn; Mrs. Walter May Miller. %:
iirookiyn; Miss Eliza Montgomery, &c
Richmond Miss Josephine Johnson. at
Farinvile, and Miss Loucile Shipp At
the conclusion OF the reception Mir ana
Mrs Balm left for a tour North
The guests present from Il distance
were Mr. and Mrs. T.. II. Craw ford. MI
and Mrs. W Granns Mrs. Edward
l:anes Mrs Wa 81 Buck. Mr. and Airs
herbert I1fncs, Mrs. X. 6. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. LOUIS r. Davis anu IIaroid
Barnes Of New Haven. Conn: Mrs.
Eleanor :. Johnson and the Misses
Johnson. OF Farmvillc; Mrs H. T. G.
;andcrson, OF Philadelphia; Hiss Ednr
Ma.loy, OF Cincinnati, o.; Miss Llly
Capps. OF Hampton; Miss c'ui:!Ic
" GODDARD. OF Washington; Misc" Mndre
and EiiZa Nontsomery. OF Riylr.u.I
Annual Entertainments
will give its annual entcrtaiE al oi
saturday from 3 to o'clocl.. 30 tho
public school building. stop % West
hampton car line. The committee in
charge. OF which Mra. w. NJ llabliston
IS president. includes Airs. George ~.
Anderson. Mrs. Paul Shafer. Mrs Ed
ward J. Willis. Mrs. w. Alfred Wither-
spoon. Miss Annie Ball. AIRS Edgar -.
Taylor. Mrs. Julien Gum. Mrs. Cicorg -
\. Tower. Mrs. i. w. pizzini Mrs
Charles l.. Rutln. Mrs. j. G. Smyth Mrs
Il. j.. Fariand. Mrs. Charles Is. Bryant.
Mrs. NJ C.. Patterson, Mrs. G. s. Tru-
man. Mrs. George a. Warren. Mrs. f..
j.. Tallcy, Mrs. i: III. Terrell and Mrs
y. ~ Miller. Refreshments will, DC
served and the public Is invited
bishop fuckers Address.
Bishop ST. George fucker, OF Japan.
will address the members OF all of tho
junior auxllaries OF Richmond at All
Saints Episcopal Church this after
noon at r o'clock
Meetings This Week.
Tho Helping Circle OF Kings Daugh-
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league viii be held Thursday Afternoon
at 800 o'clock at headquarters in the
Commercial building. between Grace
and Broad on Second Street. and Mrs
Thomas owen will make tho address.
Mrs. owens subject Will he Women
in ohce." Howard r. Colvin mad" 4
most interesting and instructive talk
last week before the members OF the
Equal Suffrage League on the subject
Of Women and Work"
Opening Dance.
The opening dance OF thc season
given by l.. Il. Travers and w II KEEL
ley. took place Yesterday AFTERNOON at
> o'clock III the ballroom OF the Ma
sonic Temple. This is the first OF a
series of lovely afternoon hops that
are TO be given this winter and about
100 guests were present. Decorations
were i'm palms and ferns. ana an orchcs-
tr:, played for the dancing
At the art Club.
The annual meeting OF the Art Club
of Richmond Will he held on Tuesday
evening. at o'clock. at the clubhouse.
Al S:3O o'clock the Right Reverend u.
]. O'Connell. Bishop Of Richmond, will
deliver AN address before the club
members and their guests on Tho
Preservation OF the Aesthetic Sense"
bishop OConncll gave several brilliant
lectures before the Art Club last sea =
son, and the rooms will be crowded to
hear him. The house committee Will
serve refreshments after the evening $
program is concluded and club mem
bcrs and their friends are invited.
There viii he no lecture at the Art
Club on Tuesday afternoon.
IIundromc Gowns Worn.
y great many prominent women at
tended the reception given rhursday
evening I'm the palm garden OF the JEFF
ferson Hotel for the delegates attend :
1872. White flowers and palms were
used evcrywhcrc, and the long tables.
from which a buffet supper was served,
were decorated In white carnations.
tAie ociety flower and Southern smi-
Ian. In the receiving line were the
Governor OF Virginia and Mrs. Mann,
Mayor and Mrs. Ainslie and the officers
of the society. Many handsome gowns
We're worn. Mrs. Mann wore black
charmeuse embroidered In an Eastern
design. with pearls; Mrs. Ainslie. white
charmeuse, with draperics OF black
lace; Mrs. Charles ID Gibson, black sat
in, bouquet Of white carnations; Mrs.
! j. j. Crutchtield, in black brocade and
Irish lace; Mrs. Speight. in white bro
cade and lace, with touches OF blue
velvet; Mrs Leroy Brown, black char
meusc: Mrs. Thomas Bocock. In black
satin and lace; Mrs. Samuel GOODWIN.
Ir.uTft. .shrdcmfw hrd shrd shr shrdr
of Emporia, white brocade; Mrs. George
Mason, OF Petersburg, In black velvet
and real lace; Mrs. ]. o. James, Of Pc
ltcrsburg. white brocade; Mrs. Benja-
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ters Will meet on Monday afternoon at
! o'clock with Mrs. ~ T.. Ancarrow, at
her residence, 2co7 West Grace Street
The regular morthly meeting OF the
Richmond Chapter. United Daughters Of
tle Confederacy. will be held on Wed
o'clock. in Lee Camp Han. AT this time
reports from the l.. -. G. Convention
In New orleans will be made.
In the Service OF the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet with Miss
Juliette Woody ut III North Twenty
ninth street. on Monday afternoon at
O'clock.
The DorotheA Payne Madison Chap
ter, Daughters Of 1872. will meet
Thursday morning; at 1850 o'clock at
9S4 West Grace Street
donation Day.
Tomorrow is The date set apart ny
the board Of managers of st Monica :
Mission for donation day at the home
zoos North First street. Some of the
leading society women Of Richmond are
on this board, and a committee Will
receive at the mission ali dag amor
row.
Annual Social.
ST Johns circle Of kings paush-
ters Will hold its annual thank offer
INK social with Airs Charles j. Eillups
2Gl0 East Broad street Tomorrow at
ternoon from 1880 TO o'clock. In
addition TO tho social, there viii be n
miscellaneous shower for the shelter
ing Acms Free Hospital and each mem
bcr il expected to invite a friend. The
following program will be rendered:
report Of Tire years work: vocal solo.
elected. Mrs. l'crrcli: selected read
Jugs Miss Eugcni.l Jobson; thank Of
f"ring roll cali vocal solo. selected.
Mrs John II. l'r.schkarn. ,.Ir.
Mrs. Clarence Burton State presi-
H.. -
1T the social
Byrnc-Drcssiin
says the Roanoke Times:
\ quiet Wedding took place Wcdncs
day morning at o'clock at st An
dreW's Catholic Church when Miss
Unity Brcsslin. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs James urossin. WAS married to
Francis q. Bvrne. also OF Roanoke
The ceremony was performed by
rather O'Domcl. Tie brides attend
an; was Miss Annie McNclis, and the
groors. Cornelius AlcNclis
The bride was married in a travel
Ing suit owing to 4 recent death In
tie family, the AFFAIR was very quiet.
Mr. and Mrs. Byrne left for an ex-
tended trip TO Richmond. Washing
ton and other points North rhey will
ho at home after December at 63a
South Jefferson street"
In nnd Out of Town.
Mrs. w y. Land, Miss Eula Atkins
pf Black stone, and Miss Ruth Smith
son. of Crcwc. are guests of Mrs. h. j.
-raylor, OF 2l20 Grove Avenue, having
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E II r. X TITS
N"m is the Time To Get Ria 90 These
Ugly spots

Va" Is Tue Time 10 Gel Kid az IheNc
Ugly spots.
There's no longer the slightest need
OF feeling ashamed OF your frcckles. ~
the prescription othiuc soluble
strength is guaranteed 10 remove
these homely spots
simply get an ounce OF othine--dou-
BILE strenSth-trom TraEle Drug Com
pany, and apply a little OF 1t night and
morning, and you should soon SEQ that
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. II is seldom that
moro than an ounce IS needed 10 COM
plctoly clear the skin and gain n beau
tiful clear compleX!on
BE sure to ask for tile double
strength o;hine, AZ this is sold under
guarantee Of money back Il IL fairs
10 remove frcckics
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Miss Katherine Foster Peyton. OF
Edehburne.' Fauquler County, is thu
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Peyton,
Jr.. at 1917 Park Avenue.
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Miss Adele Williams will leavs for
Washington next week to attend tho
marriage OF Miss Wilson and Mr. Sayro
in the White House on November 25
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come to attend the D. A r. and L. S,
u. OF lSl2 Conferences
Miss Adele Williams will leavs for
Washington next week to attend tho
marriage OF Miss Wilson and Mr.. Sayro
In the White House on November %
Miss katherine Foster peyton OF
hdenburne." Fauquier County, is thu
guest of MIR. and Mrs. r. II. peyton.
Jr.. at 1917 Park Avenue.
Mrs. George Shackelford. OF Orange
has been the guest Of relatives here Tor
several days
Miss Eloise Taylor has returned 10
thc city. after an extended STAY il,
Chicago, Milwaukee and at the White
sulphur Springs
Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph is return
ing Ia Richmond this week. after at
tending the L. u. G Convention in New
Orleans
Miss Phoebe satterncld has ra-
turned 10 her home IN Germantown.
Ia after visit to relatives here.
Miss Essic Archer who has been TIM.
cues, OF Miss Helen stevens at ..ViI-'
sinia Manor" has returned TO tile citv.
MI ana Mrs. II. \. Han, OF this city
have returned to their home after a
short stay in Norfolk.
General and Mrs. james Macsnl. 81
Bedford have been visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs George Bail tiutchinss here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

Mrs George Shackelford. OF Orange
mas been the guest OF relatives here for
several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

come to attend the d \. II. and L. s
II. OF 1872 Conferences
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

Miss EioIse Taylor has returood :,
no city. after an extended STAY il,
Chicago, Milwaukee and at the White
sulphur Springs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

Mrs. Norman Y. Randolph is return
ing I" Richmond this week. after AT
tending the L. II. c. Convention in New
Orleans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

Miss Phoebe Satterncld has ra
turned 10 her home IN Ger,nantow n.
IA, after visit to relatives here