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IHK RTCmtONr, DISPATCH-STTXnAY. FERRTTARY 20. 1898.
LENT NEAR AT HAND.
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0] 'N?FRT.MNMENTS LAST WEEK.
, , ?1 i.ermnn ihe Wnmrin'i
m Hornea, nuil Rerepttnna
. I .rnlnu? Quite tin-,?P,.r
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ir at the '
ainlon
Anderson I
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f tli?.'
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thing
h? will
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an fi ?**,' SU,n*rr *"* ""?* *"
i dining-room, a?
guests Im Mrs
1?..,,1??. x?. . . .imiii-ii were; Mri,
, ' : _ * "I? Btrudwtek, Mist,
aVK b- s.ott.
-lgf
'." ^V I
11 Hooard, Mrs R p l
>avenp?r? '
ph White
kenbrough.
I W ilker, Hiss Grant, Mis?
/ Mi>a Randolph!
IP. M h
Una
an?l Mrs
Mrs. Whitmell s. Forbes who
rtaln
f night to theV?
?1," ".raUkMI, of st. Lo?fa
ration was violet
l reo i bu ..-h o?
! *' *> viol Th* tal?
P? with little afiver bells. John
irnlshe.l the very elaborate sup?
m black brocade and dla
d. with Miss Forbes, pink
Sown, and Miss Thrallklll,
in Oh 1 pirn- chiffon.
ly. Un- first prize, was
.:. m. A
Ivory fan r? ihe second
''. who was Mra. Mary .
Mr. Robert Campbell won tht
tleman's prize, a silver .
M
topped hai brush.
"f ' - wi re cut for by
. won by Miss Ann It
: and Mr. Otis Alfrlend.
i Ann?
vatkins. I. Anne
Montague,
i Hayes,
sn-.dgrass, Flossie Taibott, Evelyn
?"am.roti. Heb
imm. Kate Meredith, An:
May Lindsay.
n, and M
I t, L<?
s Antrim, Worthom, Wll
*k\m a Allison. John and
Hai h McCartl Held
F, ,- iVllllams, Vic
ma, a. "A llllama Qua Breauz,
John Rutherfoord, R Gaines, Preo?
Nolond, a. lobeii Camp
Paul Blanchard.
.
Virginia, who was m
r In Richmond as Miss l-.tnma i;n
liim. added still more to her popularity M
t/enins. when she gave a beauti?
ful i "her giri
lock, when th?
until the late hour
left, all w.nt merry as a ntarrtagi
bell. Mrs. rag.- re? alvi d ?sni b
Miss ?'.ilium, and h. r mother, Mrs. Gll
lum. who wer? mlng trio. The
re daffodils and smilax.
.tifn) old Silver tankards und bOWll
I with the grnoefnl yellow fiowen
ut the mantels and tabi. a,
With wreathing* of smllax over tlie man
. nd chnndellera The gii
' liera looked like gorgeoua yellow
flow? is In thi'ir paper shades. in thf
dainty shapes of the Ices and bonbons'
ame yellow tint p**evsUOd, At th?1
game of progressive euchre which oocu?
ths early part of the evening. Air,
WOO the first prize, M!M
the 80? '?ni, and Mrs
Barton Orundj prisa Amon*
thop. : bOmOS W. Jones
. redits M'.n
; '::-.. MU
Mrs. T. H. L* I | Mrs. Altr. ?
s. Ogle, of Baltimore; .Mrs.
rklns, Mrs.
D, Mrs. Minor.
im, Mrs. Keith, Mrs. C. Davenport
a. Davenport, ?Tana, J? Ptuton,
'ioh. Mrs. man
. (?athrop, Mrs. |>o..l.-y, Mrs
W, Moore. Mi It
lir Mitcn
ta, Mi-s j.
Dkenship, Miss Mn:. r. Ml SI
Montague, Mra HcCance, Mrs. I. White,
* . *
rween the hours
? Jones, of
Nu, '. : '.ankiin ati red a
' oharrrnn
Mr. POind?
srtlstlcally de?
Mona and pink?
msfiy
fine portraits. among Mr. Cor
fions. A dainty buo
! by fair ? wB
mini ly td the wants
.r guests.
A earn' party was given by Miss Ruth
Bight in honor of her
orge, of Mobil?
tin- game which oc
during the
rery pretty, the
lllng to Miss Bmil]
I man's to Mr. Joe 1'b-a
thy was awarded to
P iker. Th"se invit'il wer?
Michaux, Agnse McCarthy,
Uy Jennings, Bmily
-, and Lillian
Dally, ai Bti K? I Parker, Jo?
Dooming Pierce, Stuart
Crensbaw Chomberiaj ne,
-I i,,,. After supper was
.?, instrumental ?nd vocal, ea
tned the gu.
. '
MlSB Florence Dillard. the violinist, whe
from New Tort to visit
list? r has d? elded to remain in I
After studying several y?
n,.r | ... n1 to Boston, Cincinnati,
Ivlm Bstructlon from
cities afforded.
niy went to Berlin and
Haitr. who recognla
.... irnest, and talented
pupil, si.?- then w
took
leaving hlm
an artist who needed tc
for her success In Ufa
.?ing from abroad Miss Dillar.l
| work In New
ill, without sxoepttbs
. .. ,. .,, to i- Se love
r which
i< i '
r M
,h.. university, th?
I
nan least fortuna
: UP. Ha
, ,. WO.
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?race Shi?
?-S. With
Cham. Pee
Oesener n >
HcKenny,
rain... OU Tu. ??day gav
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entertulnmen
of ti
| ,,.: early
. r of the J
,,,/ ' u,ul won' th
dlnins
back end
' - Bsstsatth,
s arranca there.
lAtt? distribution ,f the prises H wai
f'und that both Mr?. Johg Hunter and
?ira. "Aiilinm Mitchell had the
highest BO utlng Mrs. Mil
won the first prij,,., wnU ,,
Ml "?DM pt?, triamelled and set with
piarla. Th.? eooo? pur.-, a K,,\,l fleur de
?S pin, was WOB by Ml ?Iriindv.
MM Mrs. J. Arthur !.. v?d the
?on pri7.?>. ah of the guests pr?s?
for the con rotation prias, so that
ras no "unhappy medium" set ah
"' ,h' ??ark. Isaiah White, M,s
John Archer Coke, Mr*. Harry Hasard,
Mrs. Id? ].;i|, |
Chariottethrtlle- cut for the ma
? tier,
rely a beg
I Ml 1
pb a. White, Mi
ibell, Mrs. Thomas 'Boiling,
"it a. c: ?itoin? . Miss l>>ult*e
Allan Mayo. Mis. John P"tts. Mrs. Wil?
liam Boyall, Miss H Mrs.
-until,
v'ri*. Q A ha- apart, Mrs. Lia
Mrs. Ogl?, of New York; Ml
' Leery, Mrs. **, p m? Ciar? n, Mrs
sell i tfra.
Oliii?, Mrs. p.r?.
Eairfax, Mm. C. 10. Buck, Mrs. A. S. Bu?
ford, Mrs. James w. Allison. Miss Ar?
cher, Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. J. W.
.??in. Mrs Alfr? ! On . lira
th, Mrs. Judge
P. Lathmp, M rd M lyo, Ml"*
Thoawa N Carter, Mi
miflia? 1, Mrs. Clay ?'hamblin. Mra W. S
Mrs. John Enders, Mrs. Pr? ton
C.K-ke, Mrs. C. O'l
Minor, Miss Helen Montagne, Mr.*. R. C
Morion. Mrs. Meredith Montague, Mrs
Allan Donnan, Mrs. E. T. D. Myers, Mrs.
James Pattern, Miss Pace. Misa Boykin,
Mrs. Pleasant?, Mrs. Charli
Mrs. Moaeurs Pi ralas, I. Plea?
sant*. Mra Aahton Starke Miss String
fellow. Mrs. E.lmoti'l Btrudwlck, Mrs.
CorydOT* ?SUtteu, and Mrs. Christopher
Tompkins.
Thursday afternoon from *". to 8 o'clock
.in? k?. <>n fjuy was the
charming tea. Th?
was Mis.
i Duvai's old Colonial horae, when
Mr. and Mrs. Qo) | I
ter. The two nobly-proportione?! rOoml
on the right of the entrance hail and
hall to the rlKht
wer.? thrown ..; n for the occasion an?.
rmed Into a bower of palm--.
bright-green holly, and laurel. :
leome \ netlan pter-gls
gaherai green tone of the da
was thrown Into contrast by vases oi
carnations of the richest damask rose
pink. Another brilliant toucb of ocdoi
was furnished by a" met oi
' ?i?l?'. The table, from the
rive s?vt.r tankard hol?dtag ths rose?
to the suver platters at
was all aglitter with silv.
family plate and stiver In Tiffany's latest
na. Th?- pink ahades over all th?
Lamps gave Very '.non?; light
ThS ( "inpativ that thronged without.
crowding the rooms during the hour, tot
tin- tea, Included many of the band
and young girls In th?
in th? Guy, w? artag i
beautiful gown of black duchess satin,
with bisca
: llow embi Md? ?red satin, r? i
with |lr Eiank Nail?', Il
: with (?ink b?>w aiil
IB her hair; Mrs. William Win
Heary, ?blaoh i ? tin, trimm.,, \j
tiful old family lace, with diamond
ornaments; Mrs. John A. ?'?.ike, Mack
brocade, Jewell? i i
manniticent diamond otrnameat
Judge Lewis, tx autlful gown a
1 crepe, diamond ornaments; Mrs.
Russell i. yellow en |
trimmed In duchess l?ace and diamonds ;
:
?over cr? ai'i-c"i"r. ?i satin; Mrs. John Hat*?
11.- ? 11, green satin, draped with dacheai
mi>. Judge Muer, black dachest
satin, trimmen in heavy d
B w . pale-Mue
trimmed In dueb I and chiffon
.lohn Hunt? r, tui
satin en train.-, with mink trimming;
Mrs. W. H. Palmer, pink satin.
with overdress of white I
velvet trimm. mds; Mra
Qjrey Bklpwlth, a bite dm fa
n train?', witli s lace
looped with diamonds; Mrs. Abbott, Lia?T
broca ; lace
adln? over black satin with garnet .rim.
mim- atifal gowi
of black lace '.i.'.'
and Inch?
Massie, whit" satin and |
E. y, Valentin?. ' mtln,
duchess lace, and dl
'arming bevy of young girls i
dining-room, Including Ml Wat
kins, a bit?
i leane, a h
Gllllam, brocadi i pink aatin v. Itb
trimming; Sue Bklpwlth, white organdie
Ellei organdie and pitik .
I
pink sash; Ann?..- <*>uy, white
k; Pannie Guy, white organdie
over primroee silk; Bue Peyton Kent, oi
Wythevllle, white
e iflh with pink *l
trimming; Fanny Hau s?k
k silk. Mrs. T
n pink Satin, ' i Minia a in du
? ?i al the i inch bowl, wits
Judge I'auntii'i'oy. whd i wn ol
with j.'t
John Ouy, black leo
white satin with black j? il and dtJ
lace trimming, M . Mrs
Matthew Bland ?Harrison, in white erepi
bene, duchess lace, and \
over the chocolate eupe. About g-g
a number of gentli : in to tak?
. r v,ith the receiving purty,
which th? re was music and dancing unti
about 11.
* . *
Among the lad nt at the tei
Mrs. Otway Allen, Mrs, James Al<
tur Axte'l. -Mrs. Dalla.n
Barkadale, Mra, Charles BoMbs. Mis
Thome* Lolling. Mis?es Boykin, M \m
Calvin Bragg, Mrs. Dr. Brock, Mrs. Aus
tin Cal ?ii. Mra, ai. ?
? ' ine i on, Mra. < ?amo*. Mrs 11
Cannon, Mra, B rtngton, Mrs
.lam? i Caskle, M
Mrs. Herbert Clalborne, Miss i:
Miss Elia Cock? . Ml
gan, Mrs, P. L ?"?.'iquest. Mis. Charlei
at. Mrs. ? Hdeon i ?avenport, Mrs
Frank Deane, Mra Ch?ri
II. I ?OOl? y
ihn Diinlop. Mrs. J. Taj l??r BUy
son. Mrs. John End.is Jr., Mrs. W. S
Forbes, Mrs. M, M. Qllliam, '
1 Mrs. F a I Bell J.n
kins. Ml ':' !1- John
Loneetts Kno?, Mra J. ?'. Lamb. Mis
C i w. J. Leake, Mis
:
hi? haia L ?faury, Miases M
I ?r. a Mary Saniai. is. Mi>
.'am? s r. Smith, atlases sir
M Taj l?
.. Mrs s. W, '
Mrs. Dr. I'pshni'. Mrs. Cordon Wallace
Byrd Waiwi?k "i W.-I
,.,,,1, Ml A. White Mr
i). Williams, ?Mrs. T. C. H
Eili'ls. v. M
?'ai.iwiii. Mlaa CaldwaH
Nulling. Mis. J. M N
'
. Mrs T. W. !
ton, Mrs. .*.' 's l'"t
tiaux Robinson. Mi- ' ill Mrs
m ? B ' are. J. B
Mrs. <:
Valentin-, Mrs. John W. Rlley, Ml E'.
round stru'iwii'k. Mra. Ju?
oulltag, Mi
Ubert
W.rth. Mrs. '?'h a
port. Miss Olar? Bell
brieue P
MIhs Maria Plalr's party m? ? on Thurs
day in Hoboken, to take ihe .\.?rth-Ger
man la mar Pulda. They wil
land a' throojgh th.
southern countrbs northwai-da to e??k
a,in!, rsttirning to America |q OotObst
Miss Blair and t
Bar parts' will be missed in man
bolds. Her party Wtl
I much envied, too, for the prlvl
lege
With so agreeable and culturel a w
as Miss Flair. v Includes
Fiiiiiia St. wart, si-t? r ot I ilvin
art; Miss Mary ? "urt
1 Miss
Maud MOrgan, Mrs. Charles Wortham.
Miss Wortham.
.
Among the very largely-attended SS>
inments of last week was the Con
' i. ?ftVSU on Tu. -day by the
Osks ' .rial Association toother
ttCBBOrial Sad military association? In the
A large receiving party provided
tor th<- entertainment of evtry |
v.!.lie Mr. and Mrs. Clowes gaSe a great
; . .v.ry one
nt.
. s
Amor.g the very pi?geant and largely
: the w?Mk W< r<- those
Of Mrs. Moneare and aisl?is, ti?.- Misses
Wallace; Of M
and their
?rill I it home Bga|n to-morrow
noon. Mrs. P. L Conquest's home
has been crowd???! during the afternoon
hours for the pant three Wednesdays.
H-r tuesta wer?? very pleasantly rewarded
for coming to her Informal receptions.
.
v and H. len Morrison gave a
Mne party at 71". east
Franklin street, on M r.lng.
lire was played until the
Btroke Of ll. when the prizes
given out. Miss Knox and _Q
Won the two ladBjO" prizes. a I ? "
Marshall and Colon<-1 M. L. BpOtSWOOd
the gentlemen's Th dlon pris?
fell to th" share of Miss Ella Sims.
rated In pink;
dlninc-rnom. WhsrS a handsome coll?t lor.
i. in green end yell ?w. At
the | | Robertson, of Mich
! S. Smith Miss Sims, Mis
'. : 1 "I 1. Miss M. !?
i ! h ' Sims. || trsbntl, B
wood. Dr. Sims. Mr. Charlea Wa
Mr. LeCato, Mr. W. O, ll it hsr, Mr. J
C. Knox.
.
n Friday for a
"- v. port N
.
I Nannie I i of Phurch Hill
? : rom s d' Ughtful visit
rmantown,
.
Miss Mary Klnchi toe, Of Warrenton
Va . and Wall? r Reims ol
?rlsltlng Miss Nellie Bird
Mi^s KInche
i the very popular niece and ad
daughter of Warrsnton'a ?
Reims, once a Rlchn
girl, has many friends In this city as wel
.
Anna ?'....ke Meada of Clark?
county. Is the guest of the Misses Bt?
.
Mr. Mann Valentine on Wednesday
I farewell din?
ner i Ifoseley, who left the
next day tO Join MtSfl Maria Flair's Hu?-..
|.an party. Among th WSri
/?e Wedd
Rutb Robins. Anna Deane i'arr. Kathe?
rine Michaux, Elisabetta Wsddill,
Nannie <"<>oke, with
ley, Cooka C. Hobson, Joel Perrtn,
Littleton FltsgeraltL
.
Miss Elite Trolling, r. .if Newport News,
mberisyne,
No. S I
. *
Miss Susi?* Harrison has returned from
a delightful trlstl I rt News, nnd la
the : th.
. '
Misa Beppie Pi BVelyn Gordon.
Mrs. j. j. MotU thryn Mon?
! Mils i;iie Maury Worth
Rlchmonilers who will attend
the grand ball at the CbamberUn Hotel
Old Point, on the 21st. Miss Mor,'
and Misa Werts Brill be the guests of
Louise Hooker, of Old Point.
" . '
Miss Ellis Glenn, entertained the Fort
nightlv Card-Players' club very plea?
santly on Wednesday evening.
.
Th?*- next, and last, cotillon to be g\
by the Richmond Cotillon Cl
Lent, pr?t a very delightful. Al?
an unu- number of
ra have entered their names for
late of the dance.
.
Mr. Wa" iny friend =
me to maka
in Philadelphia. H?> has sntl
an li (Res In the City of Brother
|y Live.
.
ll'a current event
class continues to be one of the attrac
rge audience gsthsra
the Woman's ?'?lib.
. ?
pie are fortunate 'ust n-.v
In having among th-ir visitors Mrs. Wi
ow Is the ma st of Mr. Frank G
gow, of this city.
. *
The next "SB by the lli.-hmon.'
lub, on Tuesday, K? bruary ?o
will begin promptly .?t I
i of Ash Wednesdsy.
.
On Saturday the ' ''',c. Ml?
Rua Watklna. I ".r. Mi
Mr
iki t-vlit. and Mr. Prank i>
,?,,. . .[ Point tO attend?!?
it the ?'hamb.rlin Hotel. "
. *
There will be B called meeting of th.
'
. t. B
instant, at (JO P. M.
.
Of Philadelphia. Is
visiting her loustn, Mra v. m. Rod
at No. '' West Main sti'-t.
.
Miss May Temple left the city y
?lay at noon f"i Birmingham, Ala, wini.
she Will S]
THE ITPPER II N IN PETERSBURG.
Muny ll. I lu 1.1 ful E?it?*r tn I n men I ?
< nr.l I'n rt lei. Luncheons. Ac.
peterBburo, P?
This w? eh in th?
Lenten isyetlei I | I the num?
ber of aociety functions has squall?
not -
wee?ka Time Blee Bwiftly, laden, sa
with pleosure-throni
? m \\ edn? sd ly aft? moon a prett)
.i.inni/.. ii at the
of I n- liuyli Stock.! 11, on l'i .
that of Miss M .1 v
Air alien Barri folk
The bride, whose charming ;
o man) frl
. nd In Norfolk.
some time, Is I
James B. Fob
B ? ? ll-known )
Only th.- -
. . of the
N rf.?k. I.r; le M
I
: of the i '
of th.- young ?
s. .
ted
i number
'
won ti." i ay's pris?
while the gent!
' ! W. L. /.im?
mer.
V.it'.Ni-, LAI ' DB.
'
aft? moon with I
-
iM.-r
H. r lOVI
uitlv lighted and h
te fragrance of tall white
lines and .
a it h theii .
mg the eye with their beauty. Th?
re kepi In ?i v.ry m
. was pr?s.
with .?ntalnlng nine bolle,
i f..rf. ?ting to the wlnn?
prlze-wii
- II and Margar? t /.im
Miss Bcott'e prise was a
thlmble-case, while the second fell t?.
Miss Zimmer. It was a sliver-mounted
J
eraser. Th? were Misses Mary
M > and Margaret Zimmer,
?tie ami Lucy \
?'"Hier, I
' Ill'tS, 1'a'SSl" ata:
' .
II.? and Mary Meide Bernard, Nan. D
(?ill. Carrie
ill, Elise i
:. ,iit and n ?. nworth,
"il, Heinle I
Inn. Et I,- vina Dunlop. Louisa
R. id. Anna I^asnlter. Mrs. Alston H
ton, ' . Mrs. Th
Mrs.
William Zimmer. Mi ?"am.ron.
1rs. David Dunlop, Jr.. Mrs. William
McGlll, Mrs. 1 -,u*
B OILL THE 1!
John M?:?Jill was the hostess of
an unusually delightful meeting >?f the
Ladlea* Card ?'lub on Friday afternoon.
IPr irlora were beautiful with
rations of palms, lilies, and carna?
tions, and the soft gin?* of hundreds of
pink o on tho hand
furnishings ??f thin Ideal home,
making a picture not .a.Mly forgotten.
itiotis were artistically perfect
In ?"
illty were Mesdames ?
e Ma.?on, E
John Herbert Clalb?
John E. Lemoine, H. D. Btyll, W. H I
. ?j. ?1. Hlnton, K. 1 W. J.
Itt, H. P. Stratton, R, 1,
H. M Bully, E Walte, ?;???>rgc
ron. William McGlll, E. H. Patter
s'ui, James Mcllwalne, W. R. M?-*Ketincy,
Thon tie R. ?Laasiter, Al?
ston Hamilton, William II. Worth, M
Light an?l Helen Leavenworth, Mary la?
. Gill. Vir?
ginia Lasslter, Margaret Zimmer, Mrs.
\ pi . ilmee Na?h, Mari?
Bteele, Mary Roper, aal
' Gill.
A PKETTY LUNCHEON.
Ml lingly
pretty lun in honor of net
ier. of S in Antonio.
Groups of palms and ? prol isl?
itlons formed the tasteful d?
the rooms pre I l?arm
Ing appearanc?
menu wa?
apting on.?, and M D
are Indebl
Mar
Watson, < Irace Mc?
Glll, Malmee Nash, Lena Noltemua, Anna
? r, ?Saille i'- rnard, Mary R
iddock, C
Collier, H I in, and M
Dunlop, Jr.
The german ??n Friday night
: and very much
Mr .John Wataon led, Mr
Wall in.
Miss Carrie Pryor entertained the Mat!
?'lub on Wedi
ai game of whlat waa enjoj
i Zimmer, Lillian Nichols,
ilua, Bessie Moiling.
C? dl, Elise Harrison, and Ella Bernard.
i Branch ?Scott, of Rich?
mond. Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Olli, on Market si
Misa Cecil, <-r Wh? eling, W. Va., l- th
e Pryor, at Centre
Hill.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Mil tolling left for bar home,
in Baltimore, on Friday after s dellghtrul
Hing is the moei ?popu?
lar gni who h raburg for
many years, and her departure was mad?
amid general rei
; Ablngdon. was the guest
for a fea daya of th? /.immer, on
Washington Btri
The Mi worth have returned
after a short riait t.. Washington.
- Mary Pegram is the guest of her
ige Cameron, at ML Erin
Toe
Miss Mall of Norfolk. Is visit
It, *- >.i McGlll, on Market street
Kth? I Pa turned to i.
mond after a pleasant visit to Mrs. David
Dunlop, Jr.
Mrs W, L. Zimmer is at home again
il weeks to her pa
ont. Va.
Misa Mary Eir.l baa gone to \\ llliams
burg to visit her brother, Professor Hugh
Biro, Of William and Mary College.
FROM eaOROBTOWB UNIVERSITY.
'I he Pool nml Milliard Tournament?
Howllnir H?d llnae-llnll.
OBOROETOWrl I'NIVEKSITV, Febru?
ary 19.?(Special.)?Tuesday will be a holl?
?n all the departments of the unl
rerstty.
The Junior Law Class Debating Society
hi Id a meeting some days since to dis?
cuss the queetion, "Resolved, That the
?Uniti ihould adopt a more vigor
n policy." The speakers
.Will, Franc, and Hi?ks, atlir
n.atlv". and Messrs. Tillmati, Van Casteel,
laiiio-'k, BegaUva,
A meeting of * law class has
for Monday evening.
The question for d? bate this ? venlng at
ths m.? ting of the I ?1 Debating
!. That the coast de?
fences of the United States should be
An exai***.iiat.on In civil law was held
enlng at the law sohooL
Judge?McComas was absent from the
a M-?tula y a ml \ .', and Pro
r Laker filiad his placo on tbOBC
?-v nlngs at the law school.
The essays In competition for the prize
offer? Edward Thorn]
all be in liy the "tid of this
month. The subject is. "Merits ami Do?
ts of the System of Trial by Jury.
I be Reme?
died."
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The pool aid billiard tournaments hav
just t... a . ?mpleted, and the consolations
"ff. The tina!
same Ward tournament ara -
Csppt and Mulligan, th"
former winning after a very el?
Mr. Duffy finiahed third. Mr. Head was
only scratch man entered. M?
Malany, and Mulligan llnlsh?*?!
ad, and third, respectively, in
the ?pool tournament.
Th- bowling tournament has also com?
mence?!, and the first round la almoal
romp?? ted I pi and e L
Byrfl? h Ben, and there ar?
a number of other conteal
The Merrick debate, which is t.? tak?
betwe? n M
w.ii.1 J. Brady, 'IS, and Sunn, i j,
punan, 'U afavmative, and Messrs. Mor?
ris B. Klrby, '?J?. and Th. 0 Neill.
question, "Resolved,
That it WOUld be expedient for |
leb a national university,
having control over all CoUeglatS
sb?*drrnaa, an-i
win . kers, while Judge
tor William N.
i R? v. B. L. Whitman will off?
A num?
h targe af. n?i. a
?" Club win na der
several -?lections during th.* evening.
The Ural pre
a in b. on Tueedey n
?? veral (ouiity < rlinliuila Jniled.
Willie Turpin and 1 .u.-i.-n Mayo, two
' N tried in ti
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months In |
with | the Ufe of h
She was all : a Its
I ?the
i reejnired to furnish
Blity for ' aths.
negro
lag to n sous : trout an
officer lea? I . ? lenca om
stealing a hat, and sent her to jail
for three months.
The Ilnlley Family mid Their Home.
i? was cum' ratly report? d about
onnty court-:: rday that Ml
\ | ,in?i. is, wb
" farm of Mr. J. C. Bail, y, the BB
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lunders, Ji |>ertj
.?f Mr. H
mid not b
id be knew BOtbiB*i
?>f the matter. "You can
er, "that
will not turn .?
to satisfy a ?leeil of trust
and l don't thli.i- will."
Tu Cure a Cold la Our Day.
take Br*Ofno Quinine Tableta
All druggists refund the money If It falla
to cu .t.o gcnulue has L. B. Q.
on each tabieL
4#?>momoABto ?-? ?> ?> m4W4m*W4*+m*4b+W4**r49>(+v r'+o*o
Miller &Rhoads,
Broad Street, Near l*iith.
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iTo-Morrow First Showing I
f \
\ New Spring Silks and Woollens, i
| A MA??MFK'KNTCOI.LKCTKA' O? the new.--t ami 1
prettiest of Si?k loveliness ; ! with ;i generous h J
J ?nid with a discriminating taste. It is a brilliant d of $
? New and Sparkling Beauties f
l in exquisite taigas add notaua pattern?-, ? Ming any
former stock we have ever shown. Just what will delight
you is het'o, ami all priced with due I l'??r <>nr < ? t.ih
lished reputation for low quotations. Ho sure to see tht'ui.
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SILKS. ?HEW WOOl.I.E*?
a-Il i ii/ _ DRKSS STUFFS.
bilks aro to be in inch favor .
?i _? T,, , ?.m Harbm?ers of the connus:
this Spring. Its to be a Silk, _
,, _ -i, e 'season?adv.iiuv guards of
year par excellence. Silks for,
Dresses, for Waists, for Skirts, sl,rlll~
t>__ i, ,,- ? T i *. Just a spritikliiiir ?'f what is
for rettn-nats, for Jacket , , ,, l,
. . . t?> Follow (lui'iiig the coming
Joinings, and for Lining- C.r.-na- u,, k ,,ut we wlll f.how ,.,,,,
dines and other sheer fabrics, to-mono4* Qr visit
All here in larger assortment profitable.
than ever before.
Illuminated Check? d Taff. tas,
?Se. the Yard.
Glace TafTetas.
75c. the Vnrd.
Taffetas, in Bfock ?'hi-.-ks,
ft the Yard.
Changeabl" Btrip?ed Taffetas.
7?*ic. tin? 'iiird.
Loulslne Cheeks, overea st with small
figures,
ft the Y.-ird.
Taffetas, with graduated stripes,
ft the \nril.
Brocaded Stripes, with Moire effect,
ft the Vnr.l.
Chamellon Surahs, in Black and
Blue, Block and Red, cardinal and
Cadet,
and Oreen, and i CardlnaL
RU?*, the lunl.
Plain Toffetoa m-e here In olmost
every wantaMe ihade, Including Tur?
quoise, Burned ? I
Watermelon I'ink. Heliotrope, Purpl'',
Emerald, Light Blue, Brows, ;??d the
different shades <?f I:
?*.*.? . Un- Iiird.
Colored China Silks.
:il)i*. the Ynrd.
Colored1 Satins.
50?. the Yard.
VK.OIIK \1 \ -I I ll\?.?.
All-w supe?
rior q fabric lot
spring, in i
dudln.
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Black Silks in a variety of
different weaves. Satin Dnch
ets, Pean <!< Soie,Faille, ?Gros
(irain, TatTetas. Surahs, Moire,
Velours, Oros-Cirain ami Satin
Brocades, ?Tapan?me Figurad
Indias, etc.
II. 1.1 HIN \ l il) BEIGES
AU-W...I. i ; Inch? s Muht
I shouei
| lar w
?.- ? . ?I.<? iiir.l.
?;il win: mix 11 BJBI
All-W
7r,?-. ?h?' I ?ni.
ENGLISH Mil i?i\ ? tin sis
AU-Wool, 52 Iti
lent fabrli? for I
tail, ?--made ./?''Wns. In the
\riny Hlue,
Arm) lan, 'c.
so. the i -rd.
BLACK DRK8S ?.?ions.
Dame Fashion lias decreed
that Black ( 'r?pons are to be
MBOOg th?3 favorites for this
ii.
III.4?? K M?l|l\ll? ? HI I'OXS.
42 Inches ful lo?.m crea
ity,
?*i..-.o O'?4 Vard.
Id. \? K WOOL ? HKI'OIIS.
? Crspoasy 4?> Inehes wld*?. $1-.
44 inehes wide. In narrow and
medium atrlpes,
CO?*, the Yard.
OH?. \MIII s.
Imp?)rte<' < irrar.l. s, In new designs,
highest Ions of the ciilor
palnfer i
2r.c. the Yard.
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New Silk^Waists, Etc.
New Silk Waists are coming in almost daily, ?f you
have a want in this line, come in and lot us s??i'\ o you.
Easy to gel it. if we*re not already prepared for you.
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?ARATH BK1HTB -Large variety
Sturm i l'1*"1 Mohair Sklrt?s,
jular i.'< value, choice,
n Mohair Skirt-" cut properly,
ut quality, per? ?line lined, regu
- -'
?.?,.,? Skins, nil
nlc? ly made and
?,'ular $1 valu.'; your pick,
$" ?9
Kxtra Fine All-Wool CI
Skirts very Btj lish. cut to tit.
tine lined 'velvet bound, V?
reculai" $6 ?? ,v
F.n. I Rrilliantlne S
erftlrel) !?n?. nicely finished,
m o?.- 'up t.. date, regular $4 >
yt "r ; ?? . a .,
-., Heavy Quality Plain Satin
very? swell, new, and stylish.
r, regular 111 value; your
Choice, $10.98. _. _-. .
Fancy Fibred Satin Duchess Skirts,
nicely mad? width,
- $in valu.-; your choice, $?5.98.
. figured OroS-Orsln Bilk, extra
good a?-**?**? ",w *?*!?JP1*' r?'Kular $8
; your choice, $6.98.
of Changeable -l
Silk Waists, fin ,-, fan
blouse in.: iff, hnlsh?
with :11k ruttlo, regular $7 73 value,
your i
Uedlum-fi k Chan??eaSle
Taffeta Silk Waists, all -
shad. ?,
$?( value, j-onr pick, I
line Roman Stripe Taffeta
Silk v full Rath.
tached swell, regul
$:i Black Silk \
lined;
y.'ir ? I
Block Bilk W.ii?ts for ?2.J.*., full
incy collar, your
choice,
$7 K.in.-y Silk l)r?-<s Waists for $1.4?;
nt rtaa ?tjunllty. with br?
r d ..fr win
quality Val? ocien
$ '. IS val'ie for $4.*i8: very choice line
ft
.? . pi--a;
stylish, your ch<XCe, $198.
New Linings.
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We are constantly shewing new things in Lini
Only the bes. find room here?fast black and fa-t colors?
dependable wearers.
striped Taffeta. In Black only, 32
in.-hes ?aide, absolut? : I value
Buay-Stoi
p.-r.-..silk. 36 Inches w id.*. I
Is, with White, ' i. and
: ripes, Block and C
:v; the Always?!
Ribbon Cloth, K lnch?ta erlde, Fasi
thing to be had for
i; this quality never sold
I ; the Always-Busy
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silk, 36 Inches wide. !
. Sells
price,
Fren, h I: In Black and
*. 29c.
36 Inehe?
Oreen, and l_.v?'iider ilgures; ah
'.
Miller &Rho ads,
iirodd Street, Near Fifth.
o
j uiuauouccM . muh ?
?.?.? ?? ??? ^a-a?? :.?*a?vo-?a-e*o-?a?>a'4-a?4-a-?a?>-a-4*?-e#4-#*o?>o
paasoi \l.
Richmond, Va . i
ALL I I? TO .MKS.
a :
t tnia
I ROTH8?*Hll.D
street, who
me, | ?-it- I
Ht MNKS?? OPPORTL.MTIES.
THE"HOHEY-M?KER"
VESTMENTS OF $1 A MONTH. By mull.
I cents. A. 11. V.
way. '
WANTED, CAPABLE
to carry i
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Permanent * ' K?oa
-, vx
30-M
ntil *.-. i *?i<?:
SPLENDID STAND AN
ilth caJfht of BHiing.
?ese "AURI." car* Di-Ptch o?*
le a-tt
w. i. BAax*rii i Bra of ?t??
util. J \? M
On?- ?''lb
thi?4 f
i??r t:
:
LAW SCHOOL
Of
RICHMOND COiXIUill.
tessora:
L, LL D.,
BiBdeaU during February foe
the
JCNl
Tuition Is tiv tor Junior Claaa, or g4
for both classe*?.
nation addreaa
F v> I resiileot.
ond. Va.
I ' tfe *-Su.Th,Su4w>