The times dispatch. [volume], October 04, 1903, EDITORIAL SECTION, Image 8

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GAY OUTLOOK
INLYNCHBURG
Social Organizatlons Ready
for thc Wlnter Season.
THURSDAY CLUB ANNUAL
Slockholders and Board to Meet at an
Early Day?Piedmont Club Ladies'
Day a Social Event Gladly Wel
comed?Dinmond Hlll Club.
(Speclal to Tlie Times-Dlspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA.. Oct. 3.?Tbe comlng
wintcr promlses to bc one ot the gnyest
soclally that Lynchburg hns known for
many years. The severnl organizatlons
that were ln exlstence lnst year wlll
contlnue In exlstenco thls yenr, nnd their
weekly meetlngs wlll ndd much interest
to the dolngs of soclety folks.
One of thc best known nnd most suc
sessful of these organizatlons' is tlie
ThUrsday Club, whlch conslsts of twenty
members. each one of whlch Is expected
to entertaln thc club somo evenlng dur?
lng the wlnter season. Of course. tho
entertalning member does not necessarlly
bave to conilnc herself to thc member;
shlp or thc club. nnd mnny of the meet?
lngs are of a most claborato nnd olegunt
character.
TnCRSDAY CLUB.
Durlng last wlnter the Thursday Club
was fre.uonily entortalncd most hand
Bomely, on severnl occaslons the meet?
lngs being held in the attractive home
Cf the l'ledmont Club. In this connee
tlon it may be stated that the Piedmont
Club Is one of thc most successful es
tabllshments of its kind in tho State.
its membershlp to-dny /is about one
hundred nnd lorty. Under the rules ot
the club, there can be only one himdred
and flfty resldent members. The annual
meeting of the stockholders and Board
of Governors of tlie club wlll be hold in
the earlv future. This is a most Inter?
estlng e'vent, nnd one of Its princlpal
features is a sumptuous spread, whlch
lncludes all the dellcacles nnd substan
tlnls of tho season.
The Piedmont Club has a ladies' dny,
on which Its lady friends are expected
' to take advantago of its hospltallty, and,
needless to say, the club does not throw
opon its doors uselessly; for its kindneBS
and llbcrallty nre fully npprcciated, and
these lnformnl fuuctlons aro altended
Oy a great many ladies.
COOK1NG CLUB. _ ,
Tho ladies of Federal Hlll hnve a Cook?
lng Club, whlch hns been In exlstence for
severnl years, and which has proved a
source of much pleasure and pronta.le
instructlon to its members. Thls organl?
zatlon ls now permnnently establlshed,
nnd apparently is confronted with n long
nnd successful future.
Tbe Dlamond Ilill Drnmatlc Club has
had a brilllant career. This organlzatlon
devotes Itself to the presentatlon of plays
of varlous kinds, particularly. the more
humorous. and mnny of Its ctforts ha\o
been among the most notahle sociarevenis
of Lynchburg"s social season. On ono
or two occaslons, ihe club hns given mii -
strel perforraances, in wlilch it has got?
ten off many jokes of a locnl charactei.
These lokcs hnv.. boen thoroughlyjapprfcr
clated 'and have beon frequently the ta k
of the town. The members of the clun
nre exceedlngly talented, nnd their work
ls most admlrablo and effectlve.
is mosi ____ H0RSB SH0\V.
Natumlly one of the most Interestlng
events ln Lynchburg for ihe fall of 1903
ls tbe Horse Show, whlch takes place
o'n Wednesday, Thursday,^Friday- and
Saturday of next week. Thc Ar.t ex
hlbitlon of tbe Lynchburg Horse bhow
wns given last year, nml Its grent success
leads to the concluslon thnt the cxhllil
tlon this yenr wlll he even more suc?
cessful. The entrles thls year are much
more numerous. and tho indlcatlons ara
that thc attondance wlll be larger by
many, mnny hundreds --?f,ih
Among the organizatlons thnt contrlD
Uted much to the Interest of soclety last
wlnter wns the Splelers, wliicli was enter
tained soveral tlmes most dellghtfully.
The Splelers Is not ln exlstence just now,
but when the gay season bcglns in ear?
nest it Is posslble that it may be re
oriTtinlzcd
A number of ladies of tho clty orga
nlzed themselves lnst wlnter into a euclire
club and ench member entertnlned the
club once. Kuchre wns played, nnd the
handsomo prlze whlch was contested for
wns not to be awarded untll all the meet?
lngs were held. A complete score was
held. The closlng game wns naturally of
n most excltlng chnineter. This club will
probably bo reorgnnized for the comlng
wlnter.
?-?
A SILVER TEA
An Interesti.ng Affair at the Mary Wash
- '*"... inglon Hospltal,
(Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspntch.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA., Oct. 3.-One
of the most enjoynble soclal events of
thls week was a sllver tea given at the
CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. CM
Largest Manutacturers, Importers and Dlstrlbutors of
PORTLAND l\m ROSENDALE CEfiSEHT, \Mt Ar.0
mnmm r.ater.al en the ukbted states.
Lnwrst dellvered prlces quoted. on nppllcnllon, on Rtandnrd Brnnds, In cnr
po lot-: carload lols. smrdrlots, to any polnt ln Amerlca. Full stocks nt Interlor
mills; 'also nt Bnltlmore, Md.; Newport News, Vn.; Norfolk, Va.i Portsmouth,
Va ? Wllmlngton, N. C.i Charl.Slon, S. C; Savannah, (5a.; Fernnndinn, Fla.;
Jneksnnvlllc, Fln.; Pensncoln, Fhi.; Moblle, Aln.j New Orleans, La.; Galveston,
Tex.; fllrmlnghnm. Aln., and Atlanta., On.
Write for our prlces.
Mary Wnshlngtoti Hospital hy tho lndles
of tho Ilospltnl Assoclatlon for tho bone.
flt of thc Seymour White memorlal fund.
Tlie hospital wns thrown open 011 thlr
oocaslon for tho Inspectlon of vlsitors
nnd on every hand wns fccii OVIaenceS
of the excellent managotnont of tho In?
stltutlon. The toa wns largely attenaed
and greatly enjoyed by nll who pnrticl
pated, and tho nmount added to the fund
wns a substftntlnl one.
Mr? R, H. Roberts, of Rlchmnod, has
returned home, nfter n pleasant-vlslt to
the fnmlly of Colonel E. D. Cole, on
Washlngton Avenuo.
Mlss Llna Mnvo. of Rlchmond, ls the
guest of her rolatlves, Mr, nnd Mrs. A.
Randolph llownnl, on llnnover Street.
Miss Annle Cnrr, Who hns been visit?
lng Mlss Bllzabeth Crutchfleld, has re?
turned to her homo in Kichmond. '
Miss Mninic I'endleton, of Ashland, who
MIS3 LUCY CLIFION BIGQS.
Mlss Lucy Cllfton Blggs Is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Blggs, of
Salem', Va. Mlss Blggs, who has very dark-brown halr and hazel eyes, Is one of
the handsomert and best known soclety glrls In Southwest Virginia.
She recently returned from a yachtlng trlp to Atlantlc Clty, and It Is her Inten?
tion to spend part of the winter in Porto Rlco.
vlslted hor relatlves hore thls week, Mrs.
Anna C. Klng, has roturnod home.
Mrs. A. T. Embrey hns returned from
a vlslt to relatlves in Now York.
Mlss Fannie Bradbury hns returned to
her home, noar Nason's, in Orange coun?
ty, aftor a pleaiant vlslt to Mlss Fnn?
nle Bealo. ';_; ,
Mrs. XV. C. Stearns, of New York, ls
the guest of frlends here.
Colonel K. A, Murchlson nnd Mrs.
Murchison, of New oYrk, parents of Mrs.
C. II. Hurkamp, aro snjourning In the
city- , ??], _
Mlss Helen Meotzc, who hns been vls
itliiB her relatlve, Mrs. XV. 3. Chownlng,
1ms returned to hor home, ln Washlng?
ton.
Mrs. F. C. Fltzhugh, of KIiir: George
county, who has been visitlng hor .slster
here, Mrs. T. AV. Frnnklln, hns roturnod
homo.
Mrs. XVi P. Beaflley nnd dnughtor, of
Petersburg, were tho kucsIk tllls week of
Mrs. jnmes XV. MttsseTmnn,
Rev. R. A. Wlllinnis, of Loulsa Court
house, was the guest of Captaln S. J.
Quliin tbis week.
a
A TOWN HALL
Eiizabeth City Telephone Company
Putting in New Wires.
(Speclnl to The Tlmos-Dlspnlch.)
HERTFORD. N. C Oct. 3.-The Hert.
Its new buildlng: the upper story wlll
ford Banking Compay hns pommencedI on
bo turned Into n Town Hall; such a hall
is crently neoded hero.
Tho Ell-.ibeth Clty Telephone Company
is tenring down tho old 'phone line In
town nnd wlll put in a new llne, whlch
wlll have a centrnl offlce.
.
Approaching Wedding.
(Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)
WJNCHESTER. VA., Oct. 3.?Cards are
out announclng tbo approachlng rnarrlago
of "Mlss Mary Yurnell, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Alexander G. Carey, of Baltl?
more, to Dr. Frederlck Honry Baetjer,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baetjer. of
thls clty. The ceremony wlll tako plac_
at hlgh noon, Wednesday, October 14th,
nt Uio church of St. Mlchaol and Old
Angel, ln Baltlmore. Dr. Baetjer Ib n
member of the Johns Hopklns' faculty
and ls one of tho loadlng domonstrators
of tho X-Rny ln thc world.
PETERSBURG
S0C1AUIFE
The Lfterary Club Wlll Soon
Begln lhe Winter Season.
DR.M_TCHEL.l_ TO LECTURE
A Revival of Interest in the Receplions
and Dancos at the Country Club.
Petersburg Guests and Their
Hosts.
fSpecinl to Tho Tlmcs-Dlspntch.)
PETERSBURG, VA.. Oct. 8.?Tho so?
cial soason ln Petersburg Is not yot ln I
full blast but many preparations are be?
ing made for plen-suros this winter. Tho
I.iterary Club, whloh has among its mem?
bers the most oulturod women ln tho clty,
wlll begln thelr winter sesslon about tho
mlddle of thuj month. Dr. S. C. Mltchell,
professor of hlstory at Rlchmond College,
who Is a favorite wiLb lovers of lltora
turo In the Cockado City, has kindly
agreed to dellvor three lectures beforo
the Litorary Club, lho genernl subjeot
bolng "Tho French Rovolut-Oll." "MIru- .
beau" wlll me tho subject for Friday
evoning, Octobor 10th; "Robesplorrc," for
Friday evening, October 23d, and "Napo
leon," for Friday evening, Octobor 30th.
The lectures wlll be dellvered at A. P.
Hill Camp Hall, on Tabb Street Tlio
ladles havlng in charge the arrangementa
for those lectures have perfected them.and
nnticipato an exceeddngly successful se
ries.
There has been a revival of interest In
the receptlons nnd dances at the Coun?
try Club. The commltteo of ladles ln
chargo hnvo been worklng very dlllgent
ly and tho teas, whloh are given each
Saturday afternoon, aro always well at?
tended and dellghtful. A bowling alley
is buildlng, the golf llnks havo beon
Improved and many other things done to
add to the pleasuro of the members and
tholr frlends.
SIX WEDDINGS.
Thero wlll bc slx marrlages among the
society peoplo of Petersburg durlng Oc?
tober and November.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederlck Hahr, of Rlch?
mond, ulh thalr return from a stay In
MaJne, aro spendlng n. fow days wlth
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, in thls city. |
Mlss Bettle Willcox, of Flower de Hun?
dred, is visitlng ln Roanoke.
Mr. Churchill Chamberlayno nnd Mr.
Reinhold Rogers, both formerly of Po
tc-vsburg, !ha.vto return ed home from a
dellghtful and profitable* trip through
Kurnpenn countries. Mr. Chamberlayno
wlll complete hls course at the Unlon
Theolog'cal Seminai.'y this yean Mr.
Rogers ls professor of Phllosophy at the
TTniversity of Vlrglnla.
Mlss Bettie Floyd has returned to Pe?
tersburg from Blucfiold, XV. Va.
Mr. Gustavus Bruner and famlly, of St.
Louis, wlll spend the winter rh Peters?
burg at the McGIll resldence, near thls
city.
Miss Jane Lovett is the guest of her
cousins, tho Mlsses Collier, rh this city.
Mr. Lowls Chamberlayno. who was
professor at the Southern Female Col?
lege In this clty durlng last sesslon,
has gono to Phlladelphla, where ho wlll
teach rh nn academy In that clty.
LOOK TO RICHMOND.
The horse loving people of Petersburg
nre taking n llvety interest in the Horso
Show to be held in Richmond thls month.
Many have nlready arranged for seats
durlng the show, and the clty wlll doubt
less be well represented.
Mrs. John Herbert Claiborno and Miss
Annle Watson havo returned from a trlp
to Bnltlmore.
Mr. Broocks Rogers is at homo to spend
a few days In thls clty.
Miss Jean Trigg, of Abingdon, who is
an accomph'shed musician, is the guest
of Mlssos Zimmer, on Sycamore Stroet.
Miss Trigg wlll loave in a short tlmo
for New York for tho further tralnlng
of her voico.
Mlss Vlvian Wilson. of Moblle, Ala.,
is visitlng In tho clty.
Mlss Mary Pcgram, of Rlchmond, was
tho guest of her slster, Mrs. Georgo
Cameron, thls week.
Mrs. Boltmg Willcox. of Flower do
Hundred, ls spendlng a few days with
her slster, Mrs. George Pegram, on Hlgh
Street.
Mrs. Ennlon Willlams, of Rlchmond, ls
visiting her brother, Mr. Cbarles T. Las
slter, ln Petersburg.
Mr. Edmunds, of New York, has re?
turned after a short stay at the home
of Mr. Pereivall, ln this city.
Mlss Hettle Wilklns, of the Eastern
We were very busy last woek, and know that we <li<l not ship out goods just as promptly as we should have, but our cleri
cal force is now complete, so is our shippihg force, and our fall stock is now in; in fact, our numerous warerooms are packed
and jammed with the best and choicest assortment of Furniture nf all kinds, Carpets, Druggets and Draperics, that has ever
been shown in the city of Richmond?perhaps?this and the fact of the lowness of our prices, you know Jurgens' prices are
always ihe lowest and Jurgens' prices are all marked in plain figures, may have been thc cause of our being swarnped with
orders las.t week.
Come to See Us.
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"All the Credit you want you can get for the asking."
Our
Children's .
Department
hlhe
Largest
South of
New York,
Thousasids of New Fall Suits on Display.
Our Entire Second Floor Devoted to the "Little Man."
This splendld assortment embraces all styles, all materials, all colors?every thing this sea?
son has produced in Boys' Wear. # ;.-*,, . _, .
There are three-piece suits, with vests, double-hrcasted suits, sailor blousc suits, Russian
blouse suits and Norfolk suits of wool cassimeres, cheviot, tweed, wool worstcd scrge and
black thibct. , . ,',."?; , ',.
In make correct, in style perfect, in price surprising. A largcr and more comolcte line
has never been shown. Boys' Overcoats in all thc new ' kinks," including "Raglan' cfTccts
and top coats.
$L48, $1.98, $2.48, $2.98. $3-98, $5.00
MONDAY ONLY. p;_
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Guaranteed.
T
JBRpAD AND
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Free Repair
for
One Year.
Shore, will spend the wlnter wlth her
grandmother, Mrs. Weddell, ln Peters?
burg:. and will bc a student at the South?
ern Female College.
Mlss Blanchc Hart. of Ralelgh, ls a
guest in tho home of Mr. Alfrod Friend,
on Franklln Street.
Mrs. McClevy and her mother, and Mrs.
and Mlss Osbi.rne, have returned from
a sumro-r stay in the mountains of Vlr
Rinla. . , _
Mr and Mrs. James Kouth have been
spendlng- several days at Old Point. They
ar<- now at homo in Potersburg.
Mrs Oavld Dunlop, Sr., has returned
to iho city from her country home ln
Brunawlck county.
_-?
SOCIETY AT ASHEVILLE
Card Parties and Teas Kept the Ball a
Rolling.
(Speclal to Tho Times-Dlspatch.)
ASHEVILLE, N. C, October 3.-Evon
though tho cool days of October havo suc
cerded the summer warmth. Ashevllle
has stlll a numbor of guests and a large
ir-isure at soclal gayety. ._..?? ??
? alf a dozen card partles and twlce as
many other functlons have k*pt soclotj s
hall a rolling. Thursday was a dav of
nfeasant affairs. Mrs. FVances Clem
?n?r entrrtained on Thursday afternoon
n.*a"tea to honor Mlss Una Dorgan, of
Mrs. Charles Prlce, of S*"1*?1^', Ea-%,?
a dellghtful card party at ^e Vlctoria.
Inn. Mrs. George Brown, of North caro?
lina won the first prlze, and Mrs. C. E.
Hamllton, of Alabama. won the consola
"MrifrJV E. Rumbough entertain.d at
cards'on Thursday evenlng- to honor Mrs.
William Randolph Porte*;- Pfcgj?_f*
Mrs Sara Selbels won the first Pr./o.
Mlss Merrlck the second. and Mrs. A. S.
rtarnard the consolatlon prlze. _,?..i.
On Friday mornlng Mrs. Thomas; Set. o
gave a euchro party. Mra. L.-.M.^BoUrne
won the flrst prlze. the consolatlon favor
golng to Mrs. Theodore Dav dson.
Mrs E. C. Lalrd was hostess at a
whi;st'party on Saturday afternoon. The
prlze in brldge went to Mrs. A. D. Mar?
tin. and that ln dupllcate to Miss Annlo
^M'tes'Me'rrlck entertAined at a tea. on
Wednesday afternoon to honor Mrs. Drow.
of Texas, who has spent the summer hero.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A.O Mar?
tin eave a tea to Mrs. Charlq_ Ffic, ot
Salifhury: Mrs. Lucas. of Memphls. and
Mrs. London. of Blrmlngham.
WEEKLY WHIST CLUB
Marriage Near Whittles?Lieut. Gilmer
U. S. N., at Home.
(Speclal to The Times-Dlspatch.)
CHATHAM, VA., Oct. 3,-Th. lady do
votees of whlst In m*atlne this week or?
ganlzed "Tho Weekly Whist Club, wlth
tho following offlcers: Mrs. S. M. Coles,
president; Mlns Isla_Ra.gsd-.le. vhie-pr.si
dent. The club will meet on Saturday
nlght of each week Nearly all of the
lovers of whist wlll becomo members.
Mlss Myrtle B. Cox and Mr. James A.
Wichter, of Plttsylvania county woro
marrled Wednesday ?.?._rB-On bt the
home of tho brlders father, ; Mr. J. A.
"ox, near Whltlles. Rev. Cblswoll Dali
ney E-pleoopal mlnlster of thls place,
peformfd the ceremony. The ft?^"
very nuiet, onlv members of the famlly
and a few intlmato frlends wore pres
'"Aev. C. B. Wllmor, after a short vlslt
to his slster, Mlss Lucy Page Wilmer;, of
chatham. left on Wednesday for Atlanta,
^'Lleutenunt Wllllam Qilrner, of the
Unlted States Navy, was the guest of
hls mother and slstor n few days tnis
week returnlng on Wednesday to Nor?
folk, where he ls now statloned.
NORTH CAROLINA UN1VERS1TY
Large' Enrollment-Schedule of Foot
Ball Games.
(Special to The Tlmes-DiBpatoh.)
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO?
LINA, Ohapol Hill, N. O, Octobor 3.
The present enrollment of students in
tho Unlverslty indicate a satlsfactory
increase in the number o-ver that of laat
yoar. whloh was the greatest ln tha hls?
tory of the instltutlon,
A schedule of the games stlll to oe
played by the 'Varslty foot-ball team
follows: ?? . .....
October 3-Oak Rldge at Chapel Hill.
October 10?South Carolina Colloge at
Columbla, B. 0, ; '
October 17-Vlrglnla Mllltary Instltuto
at Roanoke, V.i.
October _.?Georgetown Unlverslty at
Norfolk, Va.
October ..-Unlverslty of Kentucky at
Greensboro. N. C. _"'?/?''. ?
November 7-Vlrglnla Polytechnlc Instl?
tute at Norfolk, Va.
November 14-Clemson College at I-hapol
November 26-Unlvorslty of Vlrglnla at
.tlchmond.
BRILLIANT BALL
IN WILMINGTON
Full Four Hundred Guests at
Entertalnment Glven Vlsit?
ing German Offlcers.
(Special to The Times-Dlspatch.)
WILMINGTON, N. C, October 3.?Tho
ball and banquet glven Tuesday at tho
Masonlc Temple In honor of the offlcers
of tho German gunboat Parither, now vls?
iting ln port, was a brllllant soc'a occa?
slon, and tho affalr was the crownlng
even of the hospltalltles that have been
showered upon the German offlcers. Ful?
ly four hundred persons wero present, as
invlted guests. Bcsldos the scores of
young soclety men and women, who took
a consplcuous part in the ball. there wero
present many clty and county offlcials
and thelr friends. Tho navy unlformn of
the vlsiting offlcerB and tho always at?
tractive full dress unlforms of local and
State milltary offlcers mlngled beautl
fully and were set off to porfectlon by the
wealth of handsomo gowns and lovely
women. Tho ball room was splendldly
xlocorated and It presented a aceno of
grandour.
Lieutenant II. M. Chase. of the Naval
Reserves, was ball manager, and very
we.ll dld ho perform hls dutles. Tho mu?
slc was by Hollowbush's Orchestra, and
lt was ln full keeplng wlth" tho occa?
slon. A programme ball was dancod untll
after mldnight when the banquet was
served. After tho banquet the cotilllon I
was danced.
Ono striklng featuro of the decorations
was the blendlng of Unlted States, Gor?
man and Britlsh flags. Tho decoratloiiH
around the hall wero largely ln German
colors, red, whlte and black.
The chaperones wero as follows: Mrs.
J. Vlctor Granger, Mrs. Walter Small
bones, Mrs. C. 8. Grainger, Mrs. Walker
Taylor, Mrs. J. C. Kenly, Mrs. D. W.
Willlams, IIrs. XV. F. Robertson, Mrs.
R. C. De Rosset, Mrs. It. F. Gardner,
Mrs XV. S. Johnson, JIrn. Marcus W,
Jacobl, Mrs. Joiin 11. Rehder, -Mrs. H. U
Vollers, Mlss Ilannah Bollos and Miss
Adelaide Meares.
The banquet was sorvcd at 1 o'clock in
the banquei hall on the next floor below.
The tables were handsomcly decorated
and the hall presented a beautiful scene.
The banquet was most elaborato aud
was served In elegant style by tho Klngs
Daughters. After the repast dnncing was
resumed, and contlnued untll an early
hour. It was a brllllant and succoBSllil
soclal affalr, and one to be long remein
bered.
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