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A THING OF BEAUTY
rAnixfi for klower": parade;-'-.' i
RECEPTIONS TO THE . DRUGGISTS.
j;n»< >r<n! ' o:mon * s ln 'Their;"'* Honor
Mii«r»s the Social Features o£ the
■\-\><-U— Attentions to- Sirs. Carson
in I,}n«Ubnrs-I"«!r(ionBl .Votc^;
Soci^ty has been busy during the past
trcek ac*i&ni:ig cxQulsile color schemes':
>n flo'Ktrs tor the Flotver Carnival of
Wednesday. Piow«rs and confetti are '
sio topics of the hour, and many "stun-!
ninff effects" have been planned and- are
jca^y to pat Into cxecnatloa. ; '"'.
beyond a luncheon or two and the
va.rio"Js receptions tendered the visiting
members of the American Pharmaceuti
cal Association, there has been little go
ir.£ on la the social world.
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GPTernor and Mrs. Tyler save a delight
ful informal reception on Wednesday eve
r,:r.s at the Executive Mansion to
jr.cct tho members of the American ,-Phar-
OTBS EHPSIE W'OODIXG, OF BAXVILLE.
Maid of Honor- for tlie Filth. Virginia District.
maceutical Association. A large num
ber of delegates and Richmond people
were present and the evening -was a.
very charming one. Those • receiving:
were Governor and Mrs. Tyler, Airs. T.
Ashby ililler. Mrs. Thomas F. Jeitress,
Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor, Mr. and Sirs. T.
W. Chelf. Mrs. C. 2>l. Ferrell. Mrs. E.
D. Hotchkiss. Miss Mattie Purcell. Mrs.
R. "W. Powers. Colonel C. V.^CarrSng
ton; Colonel Mann, "of Governor's staff;
ilrs. J. B. Jeffress, Miss L. T. Baird,
and Mr. Robert Lee Powers.
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A delightful reception, followed by a
dance, was tendered the visiting phar
macists and their -wives and daughters
on Tuesday evening at the Jefferson Hotel
by the Ladies' Auxiliary Committee.
President and Mrs. A. B. Prescott were
assisted in receiving by Mrs; T. F. Jeff
ress. Mrs. T. A. Miller, Mrs. Norman V.
Randolph, Mrs. Chiles. Ferrall,. Mrs.
Bichelberser. Mrs. .J. B. Jeffress. Mrs.
Snook. Mrs. John Purcell, Mrs. J. C.
Sfcafer. Mrs. B; D. Hotchkiss, Mrs. War
ner Moore. Mrs. J. Allison Hodges, and
Xrs. Edgar Taylor. \
2"hG ladles serving- ptinch- wers Mrs. R.
"W. Powers. Mrs. T. Wilbur Ch elf," Mrs.
VT. S. Thompson, Mrs. "W. C. Sauridefs,
Mrs. Friend. Mrs. C. D. •Wing-field, Misses
Scott, ar.a Miss Baird. .
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A Lynchburg- paper of Friday prints the
following:
One of the most interesting social
f-vents-that has taken "place in Lynch
turg this year was the reception given
last evening by Mrs. T. M. Carson,'' at;
her homo, on the corner of Clay and
Seventh streets, in honor of her daugh
u-r-in-law. Mrs. J. Preston Carson, of
Hichmond. The hours were from '6.' to S,
and during that time the rooms on the
k.-prer floor, all of' -which were thrown
open for the occasion, were thronged
with a large and brilliant company. The
ladles who assisted in the various ~,de
tails of the reception were Mrs. Stephen
P. Halsey. Mrs. Don P. Halsey, ;Mrs.-
Holmes Smith. Miss May Shumate, Mrs.
T. M. Terry, Mrs. John H. Lewis, Mrs..
Edwin Ivey, Mrs. Hartley Turner,
Misses Lula and : Mary- Miller, Mrs. G.
Stalling, Miss Nonie CraighiU, Mrs.
Gc-org-o P. Watting, Miss Katie Slaugh
ter. Mrs. W. P. Clark, Miss r Carrie
Xean. Mrs. Robert Strother, Miss Maud
Smith. Mrs. J. W. Daniel, Mrs." Samuel
Slaughter, aad Mrs. Fred Harper.
Mrs. Carson was -assisted in receiving
by Mrs. J. Preston Carson,- who wore ?
*ier wedding gown of Ivory- duchesse
trinuned with rare' English point lace,
and carried a shower bouquet- of lilies
°f the valley. Mrs. Carson never looked
fflore charming than on this, the delight
i-l occasion of her introduction .7 to
I-ynchburgr society.
The hostess kWore an elegant gown, of
otck duchesse. point lace, ' and "dia
monds. Mrs. William M. .Lilc, • of - the
i-diversityi -diversity of Virginia, who also assisted
«er mother in receiving, was handsomely.
Sowr.ed In black lace with garniture of
cold passementerie.
Music by Scocozza's Parlor Orchestra
acsc-d much , to the. interest, of the occa-
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Carson were rhar
•led la Richmond 'on April ISth. Mrs.
-was Miss Katherine'.: y. ; Mon-
daughter of -Mr. J. J. -Montague.
weeks were epent by/, them, in
visiting places of Interest in the North.
They are now on /their way tofHich-.'
a^d will leave for; the capital on"
*^ss Annie Rose' Walker gave an?ele-
P*t luncheon on Thursday afternoon at
*« home, on v/eet FranklinV street.
-"verH -were laid for sixteen and the table
■" as exquisitely decorated * : with : bride's ;
r& H« and maiden-hair.ferJM.t:MissVvy'alk
*r s jruests wore Mesdames ' John Dunlop,
2: ■*- Crenshaw,; Benjamin. ■: Palmer,-
* Bolliner. -'Samuel-. Wingfield
Travtr a# j. X.; White. vlsaao payenport;;
* s Wise, James Dooley, Janies
*■*«■«. Herbert A, Clalborne; Harry/ Weti^
L,7 r - John Lottier, Mfs.'StiUmus;" and
*'»llain .!>.-. Thomas. ." .
: ■■ ■ * \~ m -■.-■. ..■■■■.■■ ■, ■ .
Jkt foHcwJnjr projjrainme ; was; render-"
*? fe y Hrv "HahfHspupUsJat : jt^musicalei
wvca in his; studio*' tm '--Tiieiday; afternoon^
yvfcrnj ro to ■- the t}Magioi: Pluto - (M6iar't)T
j'^Sßes MarJaWlHiams^and? Lilly fisolt-;
'■■%; A<J!eu to the Piano.fßoethoyen),iMißsl
•i-'taa Ke]l<y;iprJ9rJa v l?Mad6nhe;<Lange)^
.■^e Emljy WaddUl; Pilgrim's Chorus;
Wagn e r).v;Mlss>Kisie|c^anS^aba^r^
{^^ a rmen;?Mi^SvMarySNewtonaWll^
S I ™*? (Chopin)^ (b)iPaplli6nl
AV*ncK), Mi? 3 Annlo ;Lce Camm f Duetto"
from:Son«^Vith6utVWb-tds^McnUelssohn)r:
Tannliauscr ;(U g 2t)^MiKS>BellevSydn6r| ;
.Quartctic^ from?RigolSltbr (Verdi-Llsit)^
Miss Grace; Cunningham; 1
■-^?. s a.n»ondc>(Chainina'de);-- : -(b)? Y>r<and r l
U^hmaim^ J:\Mfss;;;; Adelaide
Flower, Song ((Ldhgc);: Miss :^an^Morris; :
bergnade c (Schubert-Heller)^ Mls3^Macy^
■Fleming ; Bird at- the? Spring^ (Bic hi), ; ; Miss'
Annie Rucker;i Thine -Own-: (Lange)?. Miss
Bessie Lamb;;Pierrette.(Charninade): I Miss
>.ma ; Ronuo Capricclosb ' (Men
delssohn). Mi ss Reria"; : Gentry ; : VValse
IJrillantc aioszkowsky),, Miss Nettle East
ham; Third: Ballade (Chopin),- -^, Miss
Maria Williams; Prelude \ to- the Indian
i?r incess : (Hahr). ; Miss, Randolph v and Mr 7
Hahr. , . ■•_.-./. ■;• - : ■■.•..,■■■:,■' •-..- .- _■■■.:■■- ■. ■ .. . ■■.:,.•■'
The rooms'; were, hlied to their utmost"
capacity by a cultivated, audience,- who
by frequent and .hearty, applause evinced
their enjoyment of the different numbers/
many, of .which were^ performed' with a
marked degrete of technical skill and ar
tistic finish, and several from memory, i
Miss Shafer's cotillon gaveV its closing
dance ; in th© .ball-room . of Hotel Lc Noel;
at Bon Air. on Friday evening May; nth.
Among, the: young ladies "present, were
Misses Stephenson; of '.Warm " Springs ;
Miss Coulson. of Wilmington, iN. C.; Miss
Scott, of -Galveston;; Tex.; Miss; Annabel
Forbes, of Richmond;" Misses Bates Sut
ton, Shafer, Xoel, Talcott, Adaraso'n of
Bon Air, and others. The gentlemen
present were Messrs. Stuart Leake, Paul
Shafer. T. V. Moore, G. A. Moore, F. T.
Sutton, Jr., Howard Sutton, Louis Shafer,
Davis. Cook. Talcott,"' Adamson, • Raleigh -.
Forbes, and others.
->Ir. T.-y. Moore, with Miss Stephenson,
led the german, introducing many pretty
and novel figures. The chaperones were
Mesdames C. D; Shafer, Noel, .Bates; and
Moore. Music was rendered ;by a string
band. Refreshments were served at 12,
after which dancing was resumed/
An interesting event will take place at
o o'clock Monday afternoon, the 14th in
stant, at. the Confederate Museum, this
city. An oil portrait of the late Hon.
George Davis, of Wilmington, N. C. who
was in President Davis's Cabinet: as At
torcej'-Gejieral of the Confederate States
of America; will be presented by Cape
Fear Chapter, Daughters of the Confeda
racy, to the Confederate Memorial Lit
erary Society. The presentation will take
place in the North,. Carolina Room of the
Museum, in which the portrait will be
placed by the side of those of other dis
tinguished and' gallant patriots and sol
diers of the good Old North state. The
portrait will be received on behalf of the
Confederate Memorial. Literary'" Society
by. that eloquent and honored North Caro
linian, nowa resident of. this cityi : Dr. J.
Allison Hodges.. As: many strangers are
expected to be in the city .oh. Monday,
there will doubtless be a large crowd to
witness this interesting cerembnv. "
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and Mrs. Wirt Taylor gave a delight
ful party Friday . evening in~ honor of
their little- daughter Edith After .playing,
many deligtful games the children voted
for the most popular ones present. Miss
Barbara Trigrg- won the-girl's prize, Jlas
ter WJlliarh . Crump :'the s boy's, V^and; Miss
Anita Cussens drew the consolation.: The.
young' people present"'' were Misses Berta
Smith, . Anita Cussens, . Courtney, and
Mary ". Crump, Bessie . Ryland,. .Barbara
Trigs-, Lucy Beveridge, Katherine Robin
son, Nanny , Crehshaw, Wins field Cren
shaw, Marie . Brown,- Sarah .Baughman,
Lily West, Mary Drake," Elizabeth. . Pres
,ton, Francis Myers, Susie; McGuire, Daisy
Boykin, Maryland Nellie Van Deventer,
Louise Crump, Susie 1 Carter, Floyd -.Tay
lor, -Helen and Mary ' Eichelberger, Helen J
Tanner,- Josephine .Wright, - Henny Ellett,
'Josephine • Ellett, Corrine j S'aunders, Mary
Butler, Page Royal, Julie Osterlbh, Eliza
beth. -Wheat,- Sallie Hunt, .-Elleh-v Witt,
Rosebud Brown, EdithHWatkihs, iVirginia
Blnford, Corine Norment, Camilla Well
ford,^ SherrbdV Willcox," ' Carrie"' . Steger,--
Ethel ■' Evans, - ; _ Carrie -"Stern;* Nora. Ran
dolph, Annie Robinson,"^ Kate Copeland,
Marie Cranz, : Edith Stevens, Ben. Smith,
William ; - Crump, .; Cstrrington - Withers,
Rutherford ..and . Hugh . .Rose,. ; Paul
Christian, Bernard o ones, Leroy! Brown,
Uorris Courtney, Roy, Ellett, Willie Price,
Freddy, and" Tom ■ Pollard, Claire Evans,
Percy. Gran t,:DouglaslCidd, Peyton Flem?
ing, : Perm - Taylor, Clinton Bbyd; i John
Drake, Peachy Ryland, ' Gordon Lefebore,
Louise Shield, Eddie Saunders, ; and Syd
ney Smith. :
■ : ;/ -,- r: '-*''** .. s.
The Kappa ."Alpha; Fraternity ; of
mond College^ gave a charming: luncheon,
on .Friday,.: at heir recently rembdelled
hall at' the .College. Among their guests
were ". Misses ■: Seabury, , : of : East V: Orange,
•N. . J. ; : Foster, Nelson, Edith Jones,;Kath
erine' Gunn, , -"_ Alta : Cooper, = Maude arid
Susie ;■ Pollard, Lottie "Agnes
McCarttiy.V Kate "\ Aberriethy,\- Sadie i arid
Waller. Jeffress, - Emma ."..Bowe, \ Bessie
Ellysori.'-Pilcher; Mrs. c Mahan, : of .-: ' Ke
ntucky' ; ;Mrs^Abernethy;\Mrs;; Nelsoiv' Prb-^
fessor and, Mrs. 1 Chandler,:
Duko, '; and; Stuter ; Messrs: .GunnT Lambert,
-Winston; ."Allan, -Jones,% Cooper, % Ellyson,
Parker, Duritoh; Frazer,^ Moore,^ Pilcher,
ahd ; Hundley.
:": : ■ - ' : - S -> ' * .- • .: '■':■- . V:- ■ :•:: • :
v The.chairman of the Ceritral;Commlttee::
elation?; has very >.s encouraging,
letters^ f rbnx-. thei^ j>residents?bfHhelTexas, i:
North. \, Carblih'aKi; and >; Missouri^ divisions^
Btatihg -tliat these/ States were i ali^at^ork^
-'and-; hope]., soon ito>- send}? contributions =?. to
i tho' mbnuzaent t :u nd.^ The ', president^of i tlie
Texas ?: piyisioh^ has ;f requested h. all
ters ilrir> that f State l to t send • a f^contribution
on June 3d; Mx,: Davis's birthday. , _ ".
Tt The"- Richmond (Cbapterjh'asH'pledgedi SLCO
tbib^;gent^td|tne3tr^iurerjqfitheTCentr^ !
'CblmmlUe^;befb"re'iNbvemb^r,^faHdJithVy^
hopo* to". malce : it 3500^ ".with X the ] open i sub-;
scjrtption'lwhieh is now on;:hand^?Send
yourjcontrlbiiiioii^, no maUer;h^Hr|smali^
jtoj.thc treasurer, Mrs. EJgar'D. Taylor,
,; The Miriam Society of thy Second Pres^'j
ibyter^h%h v urcl^^ve--a : *;lKauti£ul*'operettan
ofithelch^rch.t.Thefybun
i^sung :» their S'parta ;'splehdidly^" and : , a^heatl
sum ! waajre^ized."=Thecast;was^^ as follows:!
Miss;; Henrietta \ Runyon... Peggy ; ' ' Misaj
hamiLybns/*Mll£mald; Miss'MaryiLecky,?
:Old?Mother^Hubbafd ; LmianSLor^
' rained* Fair y ;{ Gbdmo thefV^ Miss?; Isabella j
;Dr>var;^LlttieS;Red"RidingfJHbbd;l-Miss]
;Emilyi^^e^'"L^dy>Buhny; i: Mf^'^lacks
wood Ruriybn; Brownie; Mr/ .Willie'iGrigg,
?Little c ; Boy .•■; Blue; i- Mr;-;; Joseph ■^.Call^J Old ;
.King iCble ; \ Mr. : :;^lWat"sbn?fe' James; ; } Sir ;
Thomas Grimalkin; Mr/ Neville" Montague, '■
Wolf. -:■:- -'.-;■;■■;'; :^:.>- ;
" "■:■■ • ♦ • :> ■ v-- : - '";::- ;
KMiss V Addie S { Chaffin ; ; ' entertalnedi: I the :
Matinee yEuchre Club Frlday';(at her hoinej|
at Rlverview.- -Among her guests rweTejj
Misses .^Roberta' Ellyson,. "Michaux,- Gre-; !
. gory, "Foster?. Nelson, '■ Emily ) Stern,^Ruffln; , ■
Haryie, Lottie arid Bessie Lambert, ; Grace; >
Swasey, ; Janie%::Sehben^KateJfrßidgbj6d^
Harmon, : Ellis Glenn,} Helen . and ":j Lucy j
Quarles;;- Edith^ Jones; ".; Eiise ; - Watkin3,
and Mrs.' Cannon. . f
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Many members of "the Woman's.: Club
dropped in .to : 5 o'clock tea on •_' Monday.-,
af terrioon."'. :Tea was poured* ;by .. iMrs. .
Junlus.^ Morris— assisted by .Miss Y -Helen;
Among 1 : the visitors were -Mrs. ;
McGlll. of Petersburg; and:;Mlss.;Rose
' CaDerton: ' ." ' ~ J : : > . - : '.--' - ; ." ' ■ '-.;
:At the" : 'meeting on Friday the i ladies .
decided to buy: a club-house, and the-home;
of ; thedate: Dr. Willis was unanimously
selected,, and a large sum of money; was
subscribed . on the spot. I" ..;:•'• •'.- ,'.■"■■• ~- ..•-.•;.
."'"^'Children in Art." by Miss Lucy.Cole
man, and "Lovers of Children," ;by -Mrs.;
l:- BS D.ashiell, • will 1 be] the ; subjects of ithe :
papers to be read before ;the "Club-on
-Mondaylafternoon at 5 o'clock.'. Miss Nina.
Randolph Swill .'give several appropriate
• selections on' the pianos , V ; :: : .
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Mrs" Minor Woodward gave an elegants
luncheon on Friday in honor , ; of -. her
daughter-in-law,; - Mrs. Steward ;- .Minor .;.
Woodward. The- table was daintily deco-;
rated with sweet" , peas , and maiden-hair :
ferns. Among, those present were. Mes-^
dames William G: Stanard, James Can-
non.- John, G. Farland,: Herbert -Funsten.v
Chiles Ferrell, r Thomas;. Williamson t
Charles Boiling.. Clem" Chafer; ana Miss
Sias. of Boston.
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The Merry-Go-Round Club ' was \ enter
tained on Friday evening, delightfully "-by
Mi«s Lillie -Upshur. '.'Hearts" was the
came, and the prizes were .won. as -..for.l r .
lows: Miss Cora.. ' Younger, the first
prize; Miss: Louise -William?, the consola- ,
tion. and .Miss Mary' Duke, the Vbooby:
Those present" were "Misses' Louise -Me--
Adams. Louise Williams.. Louise. Potts,
Mary Drake, Mary Dre wry, Mary Moul
ton. Hattie Shields. Oarrie Neal. . -..Cora
Tounger, Minnie Beers, Anne Branch,
Fannie -Warwick; Nellie "Womble, Ella
Hammond; Messrs. Lottier,' Upshur, : and
Harold English.- ;
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The fourth annual luncheon ■of the
alumnae of the -Woman's College, which ;
wMll occur on Monday, June 4th, at. the
Jefferson Hoiel, will doubtless eclipse all
others in . numbers and : interest, as the
classes are expecting large reunions and
many more alumnae from a distance are
"expected than ever before. The toast-.
card is complete, ;and among the ..names
of those who respond are | tha .. following:
Mrs. Edward Payson Hall, . Washington,'
D. C: Mrs.. Harvey Seward,^Petersburg,
Va,: Miss Ellen Scott," Gordonsville, Va.;
Dr. James ■ Nelson, president of the Wo
man's College, and Miss -Edith; Hatcher,";
Richmond. • : . v,. ;,
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A beautiful wedding took place ..on.
Thursday at the residence of Mr. Robert
*A. Lancaster, when^ his granddaughter, ;
Miss Mary Ely Lucke, became the wife ;
of Mr. Richard Cecil: Garlick. Mr. and
Mrs. Garllck left on the 7:45 tiain for an,
extended northern tour, and 'wiir be at
home. to^their friends after May ;the 21st .
•at 216^ west Main street/ :.. . .
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Mrs. Harry Webster and Miss Webster
gave a delightful' lunch. on Wednesday at
the Jefferson Hotel. American _ Beauty .
roses in profusion formed the decorations.
The guests /were Mrs. Thomas IBolling,
Mrs^ Pope of -Florida, Mrs. Bryan. Mrs.
Harry Field; Mrs. John: Etchison, and
Miss Annie' Rose Walker. .
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Mrs. 'Alfred Grey,: Mrs. D. C Richard
son,' Miss Kate Mason Rowland, and Mrs.
Lizzie Daniel will attend; the- Confederate
reunion., in Louisville, the; latter part
of .the .month. Mrs. '.Danier ; will;go*- as
a delegate from the Hollywood" Memorial
Association to the : Federation of "Memo
rial' Societies, which meets at that time.
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miss Jessie Jones: has returned: ;to her,
home, after a delightful: visit to "friends
in Danville, and will have as her guests
during Carnival Week Miss Bessie Hol
land, Miss Louise Robinson; and -Miss
''Daisie -"Hancock", of that city.
'-'-"■■* » * .- - \
Miss Lucie Carter Neal, . of Danville,
Va.. will be the guest of Miss Mira Jones
next week. : ' - .' . **
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Miss Willie -Withers; of : ■'. _Wy theville;
Miss Louise Wright,, of Smithville, and
Mrs; -"'Richard 'Faris, of .Charlottesyille',
will be 'the guests of Mrs./R. R. Roberts,
104 south Third street,- during the carni
val. - :"""■' ; - . " -- " :
:■ •' * :V: V *■■-.- ■ . ■ ■',' (A.
'■; Mr. and Mrs. A: H. McDowell have re
turned from "Ingleside," and are: now at
home to their friends, 40S east Grace; :
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Mr: Edward W. Hall has recovered from
his recent illness. *" v. - ,'.'.
Miss Lucille -Nelson, of : Culpeper, will
be the guest of Mrs. -W: G. Noel.'. during.'
the carnival.. Mr. W. P. Nelson,- of Aus
ten, Col., will also" visit Mrs. Neal during
the carnival. - .
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Misses Mabelle and Joel, of
Roanoke, will be the guests of Misses;
Annie arid .Miriam Bowman,--, C26 north
Eighth street, during the carnival. ■ "
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Miss Sadie Baa ch, of Pocahontas; Va., :
is yisitinp:. the . i|isses Lang during Car
nival Week. '''■ :' • '7 *" ' " '"" 7 ~"
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Davis, of Atlanta,
and ■ Mr. Nathamel Crump,-- of Chicago,
are visiting Mrs. E. A. Crump, on Twen
ty-seventh street;
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Miss Lucia Grady, daughter: of Mrs.
Helen: Bibb ,Grady,,. of Baltimore,' is the
guest . of : Mrs. : William' D. Thomas: :
. ■ . , : ■"":'■•■ •.-,"• '_/::; 7;'
; Mrs: ; Robert Yancey and;; Miss: Fairfax
Loving,: "of Charlottesville.'arid Miss Bena
Harrison! ,of . Leesburg, . are . the . guests
of Mrs. ; Lucien Ta turn, of 9 west : Frank
lin" street: -."• - '■- - : . -
• - ■ *••'-, . •■■:::.' : :- -:'-r:
■; . Mrs. Samuel : Beverly ■ Cary , of ■ Roanoke,
is the: guest of : her aunt, Mrs. ; Robert
Snead. : ''- After ' the : "carnival .:' Mrs.: Cary.
will- visit 7in Gloucester. .V - . i
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.: Miss ; Lelia:Dimmock, ; . who has-been Vso
seriously iir : atithe^yirginiarHospital; ;i has
returned-to her/hbrne; 321; west v Grace
street, much. improved in health. .■■-■.-■■
Rev. and Mrs. Beardsley are the guests
of :Mri: i Abiram vWarwick, ~ori: Grove - a.ye-"
hue. : Mrs:'. Bear dsi ey ; will" be ■ remembered
as: Miss* Aletta Warwick.
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. ; Misses : McKenna : ; and ■ Mr."; McKenna; of
New Canton. arid' Miss Ella-pbuglass'Giar-;
nett.rof JMatliew's "county; 1 ;^ will tbe« the";
guestsYof -Mrs. iS./B:;Hughes;.:2l3::southi S./B:;Hughes;.:2l3: : south
Thirdvstreet. Carnlvar Week.
♦ * •
V' Miss' i :Nora";Mnier;.Vof v Washirigtbn;i'will^
arrlvb{lhtthelclty;tb-day;;tO; : bey the} guest
of iMiss«Corriririe^Strause,?onfwest -Grace
street.
. Mrs". Henry j.C.Pattoa, of Danville, will
be ; the ;; guest vof s Mrs: George Warren dv-
Mh-.s Lucy Gibson, who has been visit-.
;ing]her|aimt?il^s3Robin?o^
h.is'rpturnr.^ <o thA city. Missf Francis;
.Qibaon^wbio''.lß^noir ;i ih Staunton, wlli \'*-~
tui*n to h;-r homo on Monday.
Miss Carrie Shafer will =;p»n€t OWnlva'.
;Week with th?s Mls----->= GorO n, o* south'.
Miller, of Staunton. Tandf|lliJ^
:Co3es;"|o^Albemarle," : ; are '•'■; thelx'uesta^^
■ Mr^i James^AndersbnT- : ■ ~ / ■: " ; ,'•.;>■; ft ~-; : .*,
T-Mis3T -Mis 3 Addie Venablc, of Farmvi
Peter J. V»"h!; t
-Mr. " and r Mrs.-: Lightfoot TVormley ha-- '
gone abroad, to be absent for s^-er;
" ■ Mrß. : Jaines ; Hayes,is^yisiting'her -'daßgli?;
fter, 5-Mfs?.Ewlng:5 -Mfs?.Ewlng: EacHesTfin'TjoulsviileTKi ;^
'-• r-'\-.}-- .■•":;:•:"■.-■••&"::•".'."■• • i~Zf*y:'r~-' '■■~y.-:; .••;: i.'i-"M- ::
-..- Misses Alice r and : IVleyda Coleman, "- of
Danville, :Va,r andvMissf Alice" Langhorne,"
of t; Lynchburg.Var e"i the ; '•■ gii ests -of v Mrs; ;
G.'l;i Philipi 1216 Floyd 'avenue. -'.
• « * ■"' -
: Miss Sallie Cra-wiord Rolef/of Siaunton?
will- spend, this .week-with";Mls's ■> Margaret
/Ashlin'Rison.-^- :' v/ "" •'.-; i-''3r^y-.ii;7.~'. : h
' * * * .-■-
b. The ' little;;- granddaughters of '-i Mrs. -v b; •
F. i t 'Watkins---Maniie and BlaifTaiiaferrb-^
are" the guests of :Mrs. GervasStorrs dv-;
ring : the carnival. ■ ,
; Miss Sallje. Crawford Holer, of Staunton;
Vaf.'v ls -visitlns;her7friend,'-Miss* Margaret
Rison.'. ■ "at j 1009 east? Clay/ street; -^ and? at- :
.'..v>' :; .;.yr.-:-; miss mary makzy; fletceer; ; ;
Maid of Honor for tlie Eiglxtli Virginia District.
tending- Richmond's big Carnival. Week.
'"..; :-."■ .:'.■ .•.";■>■-. -■■^■■■■^ ■ ;.-;
Mrs.'E. K. Smith; of Philadelphia, .win
be at .the Jefferson this week;; to -j attend
tho carnival. * ; ~
' ■'• ,' /- ■ :.. *• " '- \- ''
. Miss Carrie Rison, who has been visit
ing in ■ Washington, has returned to her
home, 1009 "east Clay street '-iri^ time to
take part in : Rlchmorid's carnival f estivir
ties."': "■■;''- " : ■''.'■' V. : "■"-'" '* •"-"-' •: ■'■'■'
'■-: ■ '■ ■ . ■ ' * •-•■■ ■"'.■"'■■ ,' :
■ Miss 'Edith: S. VOhalkleyi' a.lpupil ' of
Blackstorie. Female - Institute, .. and , her"
friend. 'Miss ."Sadie ; Jacobs, of. Montana,'
will spend Carnival Week with" her sister,
Mrs.. Marion H. VChalkley, ' "Lisbon,"
Grove road: •'- ■;'.'-. ':- .'■ -O ■■':_ CJ : , .'^ .-.:"' ;.-.':/
-■ . ''■ '.' * * * * :.- .^..-,.
Rev. Dr. Henry Alexander White ; and
his wife, of Lexington, Ya.,' are at Judge
Wellford's, 400 west Grace street.'.
'-. "■'■ ::::/.> •*-'•' .• . ' -
' ."Miss ■ Bessie ; Cohen; of Baltimore, ■ is
the guest-: of Miss Beulah .Meyer.
••■': • /Iv-• •.• : -a"
Miss Louise Woolf oik, of 'Ellisville, and
Miss KateEllis, of; Oakland ;: Louisa■'coun
ty, are visiting Miss Annie G. Welsh. 2513
east Grace street, v ; -
.• ■■■ /•"/"■ ■' '*^»v ; *' ■ '- •
Miss Boykin, of Smithfield, -.vcill" be :the
guest of Miss Bessie* Ellyson, at ; Sl4 ' Park
avenue, during the carnival.
' Miss ; Louise Brockenbrough; ■-' of _ Lex-,
ington, will visit Mi's. 1 John B. Newton,
100S Floyd avenue, during^ the carnival..:'
;■ ; ;v;. •■;•.■.•;■; "..:'■'- •.''. ''■ :: ;;{ ;
Mrs.. Linton O. Miller will have quite
a. house party -during: the carnival. '.Her
guests 'will be Mrs. Cary Tones ;ind.chii
dreri.of :Petersburg;''Mrs..P: A. Dew.and
daughter, of ;Caroline;>Misses. Mary and
Alice Dew. of . Spotsylyania, and. ; Judge
Thomas N. 'Welch and r rviie;' of ■Caroline.
Mrs. Xettie'JHoffman, of 'Roahoke, and
Mrs.* Otey Hoffman,' of Rocky; Mount,' VaV,
are guests of Mrs. Lizzie "Dayies Hoffman:
- : v, , **,•■:. "" ' "'- ". 7;
Mrs. J. .Emory Hughes, of Lynchburg,
Va.\ is visiting -her sister, ; Mrs..W. ..A.
Chambers, No. 9 west. Grace. street. - '":-■'
'<•■'■ '■■■:'--"■■ - ■-' > ■-.' '* y sH - :^ :: '- : ~y -" .. -:'-■.
Mrs. S.. M.Magruder, of ISdgemont, Al
bemarlq county, V a., is "visiting, her
daughter, . BT.rs. Garland JB. Taylor, at
Barton Heights.- , - "' • ■_ ■'' -
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'Miss : ' Sue Boothe Brooking, ;,of Irwin,
Val, is the guest of Miss Burch, of No.
2606 east Grace street. - .
Mrs. Emma Jieriry. Ferguson, of Irwln,
Va. , the author^ of > "Courage - and. Loyal-;
ty," •• is. the ; guest -of .her. brother; Hon.
Wirt Henry, No. 415 'east Franldin street.
* : ■■ * * * " ' .
Mrs." 1., .P. :ThompsonJ^(nee-:K.emper),;
daughter Tof i the late" Governor.' Jarhes ill
KemPer," of *.Walriut: Hillf. Orange "; county] ;
Va.T is : ; spending carnival week ; with _ Mr.
E. D. Starke;i No. 514 : west Grace street. 1 .
-'■'■ lr ■'■; :^: ;^ : - ■^-.■'."*f*^S : ":^ ; ;.';^ : :>. ; ■ : ": --■.
Mlss^Nina Butler, of -Norrolk, • ; Va. : , will
spend . the \'carhival .week with : her v cousln;
Miss i Ellen :'.L." "; Davis ,-; at ■ No. ' 310 1-2 . south
Laurel ; street. . ".'...'"' ,- ' -■" - ' ; . -.
• - - . . ■ -."*■.». ■#■ • - , r ■■ ■.'.-......■■
Misa Maggie :. R. Davis', - of : JBlmont, Va. r ,
will spend "; next week ■in the i , city, visiting
her friends, ■ and .will : tako in "the ; carnival:
• "'■■•"> ''"■:-' -■ --T • „ •
■■•■; Miss Lillie j Priddy^ of : Bltnont, v V a^wlil
spend -itho .■carnival iweek;-wlth;her : sister/
Mrs.'^.O;;" J.:,"Davis;i atvJVo.; 3lol-a south ;
Laurel -street.
•*• ■
Mr. and Mrs.. Gwynn A.: Lyell have ls-^
sued ' myi tations 'i to^ Uie > tnarria'se lof i their
daughter / Misa}^Frances ; Gwyiin ;i,y ell; 3. to'
Mr:: Gecrgo J : A^ To wef^.The ; wedding jwltt
take ; place^Tuesday |eyening^iiay :22di; O'at
S:3(T o'clock;^ r ff6m', Grace Kpiscbpalchurcß: 1
** • :
■ ■ Mrs.'?-. Nathaniel v Frazef ■■ is i "vl'slttßsr ': : her
father j-VRev;? Dr; Mcßwai ne;- of ;• Hatnpden-
Miss Editlt S. Chaikley and hor IrieiU.
-]^s¥:.Sa^eJJac^bs|p£|Mrat^^puPUsi!io£
Blackslona f Femalejlnstitute^wlliy spend :
carnival !rweeks,withj her sister, Mrs.l.Ma^
riojn|H^cnialkleyVi"ljisburn;? GroveJrbacl!
: ;.-.'Th9j:.irionthly,; meeting b* tho Masonic
HomaKAuiQiary^wiirbs held at the Tem
ple Tuesday at IT A. M. _ "-S 1 - S"^p
Mr. antj Mr?; Robert ~U Foreman, have
taken the residence at No. r,:s west Frank-
i
f*RETTT f«IRI ■* TO .r-REPRESE-STP
=%^'O^bfi the ," Former «ad I'tvelTefbl'
Virginia, will be represent, .; at th* Con
federate reunion at Louisville by Icurtoon
of her fairest daughters. There will be
iwo sponsors and a dozen maids - of
honor. - One of -the sponsors -is i for the
veterans,- and one- for the Sons oflVet
erans. ;^The > former," will >have : :a ! rnaidiiot
honor ■ for. the % State :at ■ largo, ■ - and . one
for each -of the ten -. congressional-dis
tricts. .: Nearly all ■of the -^appointments
haverbeen made. iThe "-for^the
veterans is Miss Minni e■Bo yd Spiller/ ■of
Wytheville. Her maid , of . honor • for ; the
State "at : - large is' Miss ;, JaneV ElHs i;Tuck-'
er, of j Norfolk. The . inaida i |of lhonor^f or"
the -districts as- far : as -appointed, are =as ;
foUows:' First "Districts-Miss Mary,., Sue;
Dew;" of i King; and "Queen: county.; ::TMr<l£
-MissAimie PleasantsGray/ of Richmond^
•Fifth,' Miss - Empsie 'Wooding, ■% of k Dan- j
ville: Seventh', -Miss Katherine PowellMc r .
-Donald^of -Berry ville; Eighth, : Miss^lary,
I Mauzy • Fletcher, -: of : Warrenton; .Ninth, ■
151 5 Miss >Jtaia Stuart' Sayers.': of
Appointments have yet : toj.be- announced.;
for the Secoria, Fourth, : Sixth, and Tenth ,
districts.;' The. sponsorsifor the^Sons/ of,
Veterans are : Miss /Frances ; , CHaiborne::
'spicer,/ of Petersburg,;: and .her ; mald^of
; honor is Miss IJiiie? Watson, " also .of-Per:
tersburg. * ' "■'■ . "
STATE MAID OF. HONOR.;
• Miss Jane Ellis Tucker,' of -Norfolk, who ■
has beenappointed'by.Major-GeneraliT.;
S Garriett as chief maid "of 'honor/of ' the ;
Division; is-the-: daughter. of: the :
;Rev.>Beverley :IX> Tucker, D. D.,; private l
; iii ;; the " ;; : - Otey/ Battery, -Thirteenth) .;-. Vir-, j
ginia Artillery, Army iof ..Northern: :.yir 7 ; j
ginia.' ' His : grandfather, ": Colonel Beverley. ■
' Tucker, served i a'short ; time in the-.cay-,
airy and was sent by. President Da-yis^ to,
France and to VCariada : as a- commander.
of : the : Confederate States. - ; She ■:. is f ,th9 :
'granddaughter; or Judge Henrys St. : . George i
: Tucker, ; 'president of the : Court
of -'" Appeals, and: a, , great-great-gTand-
: daughter of : Judge "St^ : George
;-who r held the > same , position, • and .. was .
al=o >: a " colonel in- the. :KevoluUonary,
■army; being wounded; at VYorktown.- -Her
'father' s uncle,' Ma j or, Po whatan Ellis, : en-,
'tered the service: from Paducah,Ky.,iand^
v,-as assistant '-adjutant-generaUto ..iGene^
! rals I Forrest; Bucknef, : and ; Tilgman. ,
i ;: Miss Tucker's -mother Is the: daughter,
i.'of Colonel John? Augustinv.Washington,;
, ; the last;owrier .of iMount iyernon^jColoneP
; ; Washington •; entered the Confederate ser
ivice as aide-de-camp' to General"' Robert;
j ' E. : : L.se,^ with; the rank j- of ilieutenant-colo-^
■ nel, and was serving in- thatv position^
j when- he was killed^n battle,. nearjCheati
[.Mountain, September : ISGI. . .Miss.
J i Tucker is a descendant of John vAu'srustin;
k Washington^ brother; oor:f r : Generai:7;Wash- ;
i ingtoh, and. of Richard; Henry: Lee;jthe
t signer -of ./the : Declaration -["of Independ- ;
pence. ; : Her mother's ': great' grandfather,'
! Dr. Wilson CaryvSelderi;,serced.: as sur
• geon in the army; of. the Revolution.
■ . FOR FIRST, DISTRICT! :> .- -
j - Miss; Mary Sue Dew, "daughter , ; of Judge;
■ Jorin'G.. Dew arid- Lielia, ;P. : '" Dew." (nee;
." Fauritleroy),. of "■ New-;vTown.' :. King : and
['Queen:', "county,- who. has been; appointed j
Lmaid of honor for :th©/First District^yasj
) educated ;at home : arid
i'tute;- at -which ;latter : institution; she
!■ high? honors^ and became ; a full graduate •
' ; iri the" class of -1599/-; Stie/istja/niece^ofi
Dr.' J. :-.- Harvie Dew, : a.; prominent J physi- J
v : ciari. : and member "of -the SoutherniSociety,?
"of New Tork-city^a^greatvniece^bf iPro^
: f ess or Thorn as Ri -D 6 w^; late'; president { of i
William "and ' Mary : College ;"r a fgreatigrandri
-daushter-ofrColonel^ReuberijMA: Garnettj
Captain f Thoxnai "Dew^ of lthe' war:
>ot i,1512; great-gfeat-graridda*ughter } of i
Captain f James I Pendletori^ of ", the^wariof i
the Revolution, and of .Hon:; 1
'Thomas -Dew, r of the House \of
pf Virginia. - - '- - i
, THE" THIRD: DISTRICT.
' .Miss .Annie iPleasants : Gray, v the -rdaugh£
:.tef Vof ? Colonel^ James ?, T. k Gray,^ of ;
city,;: has ibeeriiappoirited E !'inaid "of'llibribr.
for 1: this ,-'; district 3 f romusyirgliiJai^sMiss!
' Gray ~C is 1 one \the ' : ■ most j popular^ so->;
■c^ty^g^rlsHOf^thisTcity^^djPOSsesseSa'a"
:'. personality .i arid y cordial |man-;
; hers^P ;5-Her- father; \> ;:, Colonel^ James S|TJ;
■i G"r ayviwas 1 a'i gallant ;: soldier ' In ? : the£Cpn^
"federate 7 army. :. ': He ;; : entered the i service"
•in 1862 as ; a; private iri : : the > Firs t '• Company :
of f ; Richmond^. Howl t^rsJ^He^waslfcap^
(tu^d^afterlthe^^ttle^SGettysbjufg^and
' was • '■■ taken to .■; prison • in ■■'■ Baltimore. ■ ,^He
I [was - remby ed 'i from /there'; tb^-For t wDela-;:
! there vto^PbintlXio"okbiit3
irij prison; forTelghteeiT months,'*
: he £vras fat? lajst Z exchangedpit -| Savannah^'
He (surrender ed fax ?Appomatto^|Witti f -tlia :
rest '■■ of the army. Colonel Graylwas ', onV
:of /itheliqriglriators .of Lee " Camp, and
:servedf,twd\tern«xas7comniaiidant, ■ .
FOB.' THE- B^THifp^i 1 1
Yiilissf J&taipsial^Woodirig/ilwlio n hasflbeen?
rdeslgnated! a-jniiidjof^ jhonorji f br^thaTlFlf tk''
tpisWct'.fMmS^off^JoldfaidCdlst^^ah^
fed^fSnllyV* a'nidt one* ; conspicuous gf or|its;
fser^c^toltoelS^e^ot and fine :
|Cqn£eideraoy?i She f is j a:lsjranddaijgtitef|of
[Cap^nJ^anlel|Cqlemari;|^gaUanoCons
ffederata"^ soldier, axi cx-member^of -^the"
rLesisiature of^Vlrslnla, and a promi^
■ nent\: citizen of Danville^Herl paternal;
f atker; ! Colqliel \ H^^Woodlngii
■was,. a aatlve and resEdeixt|foC.|3Pltt3yl-£
Jv^a:^^hty^'sJ^ed|i6^Xni^itty^ye^rajfta:
■■ ■ : '..-.l ■■'■■':■ X.i --'-■■;-■■■ :-. : -'t-- : -'-- ' rr.-.5...- ■'.' . .- ': '■■■.':.; ; ;'■ ■■;-■ ■ ': ■" ~'.:'~r- -;. r.- • : '-'.7;'
i ; v "- INSTRU^
f the 3rc;oiiderfiil -Pianola. With it3iald§im^nsueTc^|' iplajrJthQti plajrJthQt
fpiaiio like'; a"- great laf tis t. i: ; ■ ?We ; will^onfir^^Koltl^^^iTO^^
tt r- " " .~"^^^^^^^fi 1
'■- - ....:' ' . 4 \;'v:;;—-L3:p^ -,; : . ; ;::;■;. ;;r ; :v.;;.- : : ;
. . -Come and hear Jlie J . ; .GO3j^^KU^GrapH6t»lione.---?lt^ |
M : F^fec{4^^^| I
f . :' wonld)lse f^lastin^lpleiasiirevtoihaTQ^fonEinwouf ?familj^^ 1
I Best Good S ,j §(i§i:^iAsu^m\
S Satisfaetiori ffiSiW&^Sfe::; iMffißaWiife I
to than in any $tam!as£U
Every ©new other^store. Hainesigl
ijFiinwt;:K|in
.-'-'*•-"■'■■ ' "--"■"-. ---:.-'■■■-.'-.-•' ,-:." .- '*•.:- •*.'-':.".- :-.■'-. - ■-•',:•■■- .-.;.; •--_.•• -^- ' :^ --'' .- ...-'.: »--.■_ ■'.';.. .'-',. "■.^{ : :.>'r.;
1005 lain Si, HisSiraond, ¥a.
. >■ , THE GREAT. CARNIVAL -ATTRACTION. p^
We do not know what will interest you moat, ~'*"-|
but we hope that you wi11, . -avail - yourself c-t;v
this opportunity to call and see v/hat we- hav6 "|
to offer you. While you are -pleasing the eyo "'
YOU MONEY on whatever you may need in our line
and. you -will- go , home, well pleased v;ith*^havin
called on us." We of fer special , inducements c-> t :
WIRE ;and CUT,- 'NAILS, r" BARBED AND' PLAIN WIRE .
WIRE FENCING, POULTRY NETTING, - SCREEN -DOOE3^
AND WINDOWS," FLY WIRE, HARDWARE, " ROOFING, AI'O
SUPPLIES "GENERALLY. \ '
BALDWIN & BROWN, Opp. Old Market, Richmond, Vc. , .'
■ :-. ; - :.- - :: -^> : : ":/■'■;'" :-:.:'.'- ; : ' . Ttny S-Sn.Tn&w) . "_',"'
AMERICAN .. -: %.- EUa€f?BAN
Tlie Most Famous Repfesentatire American: Hoteli;
THE RECENT SALE OF THE. FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL PROPERTY '■' '-• v. -;tt\ '
WAS ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE'OFCLOSINQ. THE ESTATE OF. -. - f:
. THE;LATE : iMR.-ENO.; THE';BALEiDOES3NOT : AFFECTiTHE
- LEASE' AND THE BUSINESS.OF HOTEL WlLt CONTINUE '?- ; :i : <~W&g&%
- ■'■=■■'- '- • • - --;■ -J'";"'V. ----;v i"-v;i "-v; -~v.v -.r- : . ;:.-.' ':-■.::.?:- :
-."' -. ■>.""-■:■.■":'•■ -v ...-.--■.: -■-..'.--- '■- -•' ' - - v ' .
■ v The location, on the beautiful' 3L<iaisoa' Square at tha intersection of Broßft-srsT ."•nUßfiaP'!*
ATenue, Is the moat central and dellshtfulla the city. -:; : -»- — •- .-'..-:.::.. , ; -t .:-.'.;>■; ;
: It la In tho very heart of tho shopping 'dlatrlac, and eAally acc«S3lbla to art gallertet aa4- ; ■■
I amusements, and has direct car comznußlcatlon with all raUways and lmportaat polsU. -~j ■"■!&■'■ --
" ' : It is loss than ten minutes by electric car, from the Twenty-third Street entrance of tho hotel *
to tha stations of tha New York Central, Harlem. * Jfew Hkiren Railroads,- and tha Tweaiy-fcal2& * i
and Twenty-fourth Street ferries of the Pennsylvania anlErta KaUroadayst«nm."-^.-^v£:j:i!^ssgp
- The Araorlcaa Plan, Q5 per day and upwards.xTUa Eoropeaa3laa;B3 per day. and upw^i4fcM*K'
C. LUMSDEN & SON, ' '-*-" .: "*"
Manufacturing Jewellers and Opticians,. ,.'.[.*..* _„,.. '. / \, -'Mi
731 Main St.
Riehmoh'd, Va.^ May -12, 1900. -" .
-To Our Out-of-Town Customers: ■ -* ' r3^
While Richmond has thrown open her .gaYesY
Carnival,'' ' beg to announce that we h'al'Pi
thrown open our doors. to our patrons. We e^teSsS
to you. a pressing invitation io/make oW-StdSl^
your -headquarters whil-e^ln-- the' city i ;in-ou?8
office will -be 'found -stationery ,• ' etc. , " fpO
8 e^^Hay e};;yo v r^SiiSa^ripacK^es^f^j^j^
our carer- We shall be glad to see you.-
"■-■-■ -■■- ■: . - 1 .■■ .-"'--' -" "- ■ -.-~ ".*-'.*" --■c..' .--- - .- ■■■ ■*..-... -.--.--.-- j ■-:■■. -■ V 9 -.: -< .Lj W Xifl tj 3-1 JZx iM ■" '-? tjC '3 V/J/i >"■ ' -r. "'■■■-
DaayJUe,: and,ttliqugh v ;too ;f ar. acLvancedtln
age ; ; f or/^acttve^serylce £in j ; .vrar:;f or
southern^ independence, '; he sse t "vtHfeo
sonsjtOc : repfesent ;hlm: "-- Air three : fought
yaliahtly";throughqutwtheS struggle. s^ His
eldesHjsoni^Georget^^iWpodingvv enter-:'
,edithe|Cdn^ederate"ise^caVas ria,ilieuten
anti of {artillery,; f rom r>an vill^ -and ; ; made
|^^ei^enentJrecord^ : Thb^as%Woodingv
ianothe^sonTi^as i ian|origSnal|xnemberjQf
sto"e|pa^yUlelßlae^^s;f^d> s did^yaliant|Ke^
- vice;® Captain? HehryjWobding^l f atheiijp t
I Miss^Empsie;i thoughij but rrayj y outhivrhthi'
abeganrSi'enllstedi^ as '% a imemliSr,
jjthel flrstfyeariof Jthe^warTwittoQthe^Eigh^
lteen^\^?^^J^rl^ant^:]kHelTFa3Stoere^
faftef.«tr^sfeHed|t®thefFlftli^CSwalTy^
Tandgse^ed antil Apponiatt6x|^lth?,that
[comiaand. -, In a notable S engagement;
r.-h'.la serTinjr with '/Jeb 1 ' Stuajct^th&
fcolot^pGax&rl^asi shot" (!m\n. J.wbereupou'
ty^ungJT^ooatog'Jselzed '1 ttiel fallen ?starid"r
'ai^*?r^ieaSthißSmeh^and^b^&|t^|l)ah^
t ~ner j to^etory.'E Cap talnlrWoc^dlnsf llsinow} j
|s^iyj|ngjhJpCourtli|termJa3 Mayor;or|Dan3*
ryllle^iahd'iia an unopposed candidate -T for! I
re-election . .
|tlial^uth^She^i»fona?oflth*e|mos~t|cal-?i
|teea*anatgeneTa^^ladmifedlyounglwoS^
r^^lof^D^^le^s^^a^f'^^^ensive^
[aoqiuaintanceWthwuglibutl: the" |: Siatsl aadS
in Washington.- She adds ; to ' beautyimanyS
a Rd^ at charm! ana|eracs??
that: ntaJo hor "readily- . a'-\. iivorko '
(my;6-Stin;W&E)
(my;Jl3-Sun3O
ivwberever ? she * goe3®i Misg WooxHrtxi r:i£ft&
[•sponsor/ifor
[f^nfe^eratetw^oin^al'fPulaakl-lastyc^^
' arid iwas^i^eatlyjadmiredf^-- , ■ --•"<
THE 3DISTRICT:^>:^I
• i .':.■ Miss/ Ma"ry|;Mau2^^et^era^b^££3 : p
{ 3b«eati appointed^ maldf of * honor : from 1 - '-.>- »
| E^ShthjCorigresslonalrßistrlctrbt^Virs'..". m v
; :to thesCqnieaerateire^oaTat-I^algvis^
i'i3Athevse^ndg^u^ter:Mfv-MrI^TJS ;? ?^P
! rFletcher^ ql)<W,axnaton^^sth.otyrao'a^^SSM
/^laatjXso^dier:idfSth¥iThlrteentlK»l^^^
tf -Regiraent '(Af P^HiirsToldsre«llS«te9^^
. • ring f. tha 3 civil ■ y?ar. - Ml«s :r: r Fie teller _- Is '~£Z\
very :• handsome sands'exceedlnsly »isopij'"*~ : ""'
lady In Warrenton^-.-wiww'gsjr^
;f; f >o ?^anA|i«u*d^Sh"eli^'^^
< ?ot:FauQTd«r^e««aa lastttuteii s««ja '-wejZ&s
:known;:inll«cbjnqnd : and , other Lyi^iii^
! : cities.' - <Z&i
a^Mtss- Latham: of'U
■ iCulpeper., co«aty^|^daß^ter|«eS^^
- ?t h *jsnited|StateslnavT.'t-%:'' I §i 'it % ;
i
•^Company; C. ■ Guaxtl of tha Oocixnonwea^*
WeanesdayjhighV.at -tlma^th*
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