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Wants
Htlp Wanted—Male.
WANTED—BRIGHT BOY 8 TO DO
M*ht work aft«r school; food pay te
hops who hustle: -special
to tho best bops. Apply
dilating Department, Tl
rU latino 1
lM
Wli If
"•? ravte
rho Richmond
Hdp Wanted—Female.
WANTED—BRIGHT ACTIVE BAUCH
■Iris tor all department*. with or
wlthoat experience; reference rs
qulred. Apply MIDLER * RHOADS.
SERVANT WANTED "rOR GENERAL
house work, apply this evening Tlw
Situations Wanted—Male.
of small family position as manager
of large farm; long experience and
best references. Address K. T. Ill®
East Main street.
gentleman wants position A0
collector; must hare work at once.
Reference furnished. Phone Madi
son 4782-L.
WANTED—POSITION BY TOT NO
white man from the country. Call
Madison 5450.
CLOTHING OR GENT S FURNISHING
clerk, denlra* position: fire years’ ex
perience In wholesale; state salary,
etc. Address M, .’412 Earl Marshall.
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEP
er; ran give best of references. Ad
dress V-U7, care Virginian.
REGISTERED DRUGGIST OF OVER
twenty fears ’experience wishes posi
tion January 1 as manager or pre
scription!^. XV. Tt. AGNEW, Farm
vlllc, Va._
WANTED POSITION BY HIGH
School boy after 2:40 In th» after
noon and all day Saturday; not afraid
of work: reference given. Address
B.. No. 2500 East Leigh.
GENTLEMAN WANTS POSITION AH
^<fljAj^jvjiJker^Phojie^IadDorMlrS^JL
Situations Wanted—Femafe.
AN EXPERIENCED STJCN'XJKAI’HEU
desires to change position. Address
Box. 425.
A WIDOW LADY WISHES TO OB
taln some work at home by copying
and addressing envelope*; writes a
clear, fine hand. Address WIDOW,
Tl! East .Marshall street, city.
WANTED. A POSITION AS COM PAN
Ion by a refined young lady. Address
O., care Postmaster, New* Ferry,
Va.
EXPERIENCED, THOROUGHLY COM -
petont stenographer, familiar with
it cal. hank, railway and general of
fice work desires position or extra
work, will go out for dictation
Phone Madison 507S-J.
LADY DESIRES POSITION AS NURSE
or companion; no objection to leav
ing the city; best of references. Ad
dress Miss DA VIES. U13_Ka*t Grace.
wanted. py experienced lady
■ tenographer and bookkeeper, mod
erate .salary. Phone Madison 4411.
XX VNTKP~-A YOUNG LADY BOOK
ke. per of several year*' experience
■ re* position with reliable firm.
I* Station P, care of Gar
’’s, Ulchtnol.dr Va.
Help Wanted -Male & Female.
WANT EL*..\T ONCE, RAPID ,AX*I>
accurate typewriter to wo to Buck
iiialiam Courthouse and copy legal
•» pe re, About two week* work;
••(Ate experience end salary ttmte*!:
nice plare for lady or man. must be
oulck and accurate, Addrse* Locke
Real Estate for Sale'
KEal "fiftF* fflTV'SR Ka lit 't!f\No8S£
AND80N HKAL.Tr CORPORATE >N
NO. 79 NOHTII KIOHT1I STREET.
MADISON *16.
SEVEN !»«VjM IJOISE OX FLOY O
avenue; all corvertence*. liO'J block,
onlj 92.100.
FIFTEEN ROOM PHb'K HOUSE OX
Lombardy street, near Monument
avenue, every cohrenlcnce, II.too.
SCO BLOCK WEST GRACE STREET,
ton-room brick hours; 99.999.
TOO BLOCK WEST GRACE STREET;
detached house, large lot; iwenty
t.hree rooms. 110.too.
TEN ROOM HOUSE. WEST GRACE
street: all convenience*. 27,250.
NOTE THIS: STORK AND FIVE
room*, west Cary street, renting for
lit per month; only 91.590.
40# BLOCK NORTH ELEVENTH ST..
Eighteen room trick house; 15.009
FLOYD AVE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE;
stable in rear: Urge lot; 11,400.
10# BLOCK NORTH SYCAMORE ST.,
■lx rooms and bath; steam heat; on y
14.000.
BRICK HOl'SE ON STCART AVENUE.
•U conveniences, 11.500,
S00 BLOCK ADDISON AVENUE. 9
room house: tern stories and base
ment; only 94.600.
- if
SEE U8 FOR FARMS IN ALL 8HC
tlone of Virginia. NOONANDSON
REALTY* CORPORATION, No. iS
North Eighth stree.t
170 ACHES ON ASHLAND CAR LINE;
7 room dwelling: large barn and out
buildings; 90 acres cleared; cheap.
TOO ACRE RIVER FARM, NEAR UICH
MBd; 100 cleared; 914 per acre.
LIST TOUR FARMS WITH US: WK
can sell them. POLLARD A BAO
BT. 1102 E. Mai natreet, Richmond,
Va.
FOR SALK, NORTHrtIDK LOTS: BEAl -
tlful lots Y'lrglnla avenue and North
side avenue: granolithic sidewalks:
shade trees and other improvement*:
only twelve minutes by Highland
Park car to Seventh and Broad
streets; price* from 9100 a lot up;
small eaeh payment. See W. E.
PURCELL JR.. CO., 104 North Eighth
street
91.700 WILL PURCHASE TWO DE
strakle houses, renting for 916.60 per
month; small cash payment. W. U.
PURCELL JIL. CO.. 100 North Eighth
street.
167.50 PER FOOT WILL PURCHASE
handsome lot, Stuart avenue; near
Robinson street; car Une; reasonable
terms. W. E. PURCELL JU.. CO..
100 North Eighth street.
922,50 PER FOOT WILL PURCHASE
one of the best lots on Hanover ave
nue: 179.9 deep, small cash payment.
Se» us at once about this. W. j;,
PURCELL JR.. CO., 100 North Eighth
street.
9i60 WILL ' PURCHASE BEAUTIFUL
lot; Fifth avenue. Chestnut Hill, or
will trad# for small hone*. W. E.
PURCELL Jit.. CO.. 100 North Eighth
street.
9900 FOR DESIRABLE CORNER LOT.
Third avenue. Chestnut Hill; small
rash payment; balance monthly. If
deelredT W. E. PURCELL JR., CO..
For R»nt
Tll ffciSjAL BUHJDINQ—-NICK UOH
** rn exposure; poeeesstc
An
Tsjsszrvjmrz sirs.,..
A Insurance, T31
NO. 9901 W. frHAFttN
et xreom frame house, psssseaton at
iKiiarrjs-Rsrws & t
WstnUaUA
Wants
MlactlUnaoiM.
CHRISTMAS.
CHRISTM A S in tONNa, A'ID IP TOtr
DON'T KNOW WJIAT PRESENTS
TO GIVE, COMB TO US; HERK Al!,5
A FEW SUGGESTIONS: SOLID GOLD
SIGNET RINO.8 FROM IS TO *15:
.SOLID GOLD SET RINGS. FROM
11.60 UPWARDS;' SIGNET SCARF
PINS FROM 01.60 UPWARDS;
LOCKETS AND CHAINS, FROM
♦ 3.60 UPWARDS; GOLD AND SIL
VER-HEADED UMBRELLAS, FROM
»i UPWARDS; LA VAI4LIERKA.
FROM *i'.S0 UPWARDS; BRACE
LETS. FROM 13.50 UPWARDS;
CHILD'S BRACELETS,, FROM $1.60
UPWARD; SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
RINGS, FROM 17.30 TO 6*60; DIA
MOND BROOCHES. FROM $7.50
TO $160; COMB, BRUSH AND
MIRROR SETS, FROM $7.50 TO
♦ 36; MESH BAGS, CUFF BUTTONS.
WATCHES, CLOCKS. SHAVING SETS
NECKTIE CLASPS, MANICi UK
WETS. .CUT-GLASS, SILVERWARE.
FOUNTAIN PENS. JEWEL BOXES.
ROSARIES. CROSSES. HATPINS,
BELT PINS MILITARY BRUSHES.
FOBS, WATCH CHAINS. CARD
CASES. WE WOULD LIKE TO DO
YOUR REPAIRING. MAIL ORDERS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. COR
RESPONDENCE INVITED.
•'SCHEKR'S" (ESTABLISHED 1SS7 >.
14*1# EAST MAIN STREET (NEXT
TO CORNER OF FOURTEENTH),
RICHMOND. VA
NEW VAN'S UMBRELLA FACTORY.
*000. UMBRELI-AS MUST BE SOLD AT
one* to rr.sk* room for new line*.
Umbrella* In taffeta and slorla *111:
with 609 different etyle* of handle*.
Here la a few of our prices: |l.u9 um
brellas. *# cte; fl.6», 7S cts; ♦3.59, »>
Cta; ♦*•». 11.0; 14.09, II.M; M.01*.
♦*.♦♦; we har# them up to *16 a piece,
come at once end set your Chrtetmes
preaent for half price. NEWMAN’H
UMBRELLA FACTORY, 31* 15. Broad
street, Phone Monro# 98.
WAGON!I,~ WAOOSa. WACOM.
(OPEN AND TOP FROM *«'. UP. SUR
ries. runabout* and top busstea from
Mllbnre and Thornhill Patvi
146 up.
Wasona, narrow and wide tlrea, freru
♦ 36 up. Repairing, painting and
rubber tiring a specialty. Com* and
set my price* before you buy. B. C
BRISTOW. 11-13-15 North Eishteenth
streeL
IIAII.IVi.
i HOUSEHOLD GOODS HAULED. STOit
•d. Packed and ahlpped. Call W.
I Fred Richardson’* STORAGE <L
> TRANSFER DEPARTMENT. Main .V
j Helvlder# streete. Phone* Madleon
,_843 day; Monroe 81£ night. ^
FINE CUT GLASS.’ BRASS WORK,
crockery, everything necessary for
oaay housekeeping at N. KLEIN &
j_SON INC.. 6i(> E Broad.
! REZNOR GAS HEATING 'STOVE." TH E
1 beet If not satisfactory after one
week* trial w# will refund your
! money. GENERAL GAS LIGHT CO..
531 W. Broad
i
noun *T4iji!i.
j SKK US FOR FIX'* >R ST A T NS. Y4R-j
n1*h stains and polishes of *11 kind*. ,
ELBA HARDWARE CO. j
j PHONE US FOR gilCK SERVICE ON
Ranffe. Cat robe and Furnace work.
VA. PLUMBING * HEATf.NO CO.
"HOT »UIF STOVES.
WE CARRY COLES'S ORIGINAL 'HOT
Blast" Steve*, cne-thlrd coal saved:
also wood heater* See u* before
buying:. ELBA HARDWARE CO. ,
FOB LEASE.
FOR LEASE—WELL EQUIPPED,
steam heated, commercial hotel. Ap- j
ply Hot 1S«. Salisbury, N. C.
Coi.D W tTKH PAINT.
CALT1MO. THE ORIGINAL COLD
water paint: easy to apply; all eol- t
or*, write or phone for color card
more Calctmo (sold than *11 the water
paint* combined. ELBA HARD
_tWVFJEjCti^Agenjs^Heni^^andJBroad.
For Sale.
; UNREDEEMED DOUBLE AND SINGLE
Sun*. !*»» than factory price. STEIN
ERS 1441 E. Main *treet.
OUR PLUMBING REPAIR DEPART- j
meat la la at your *ervtee. Prompt
attention. VA. PLUMBING, HBAt-.
1NG CO. I
. Li ME AND CBM K NT.
WE CARY LIME FOR SPRINKLING
and bulldlna, al*o cement and hair,
hardware, etc. ELBA HARDWARE
CO I
| FOR- SALE CHEAP. ONE OAK CHINA j
Pre»«, one Dlnln* Table and elirht i
chair* to match. Tht* t* handsome
furniture; will sell cheap, can be *een
at 1U3S-A West Grace.
liO- S VMPLE TAILOR M VDE SUITS
. all site*, worth double our price, I* !
! STEINER'S. 1441 E. Main Street.
! ALL KINDS OF COOK! NC. STOVES., j
i ranee*. *A*oll-r ratiRe* and kitchen ,
! necessities at N. KLEIN A SON. INC.
j *10 E. Broad
lit LADIES' "•) ' 'r'R GOLD FILLED j
watches. 'TO STEINERS.!
i 1441 E. M
! CLEANING B88ING. PHONE
, Monfoe list, . 1TMAN M. WHITE,
t 103-5 North T itrd street.____
; WALTHAM AND ELGIN 'll KARAT ,
eolld (old walchee, only $15 00, worth
| Hi STEINER'S. 1441 E. Main St.
‘•UtR W AGONS-tib TO RICH v UDtS > .
EROS *11 Brook avenue
; FULL LINE HOLIDAY JEWELRY AT
• reduced prices. STEINER'S. 1441 K.
Main Street.
. eBSBWBHH^WSkHSaitAMSUJBMSSBMSBSB
. Special Notice.
i
J. KATZ. LADIES' TAILOR (LATE OF,
I HAAS BROS.. OF NEW YORK), 190 i
north fifth street, all
WORK GUARANTEED.
I I
j _ _ __ __ i
RICHMOND'S GREATEST DYERS AND j
cleaner* of ladles, sent* and chil
drens’ garments. R. B. LUMPKIN:
< North Fourth. Phone Monroe 2383. i
• Work called for and delivered.
WE OVERHAUL STEAM SY STERNS
and make them work whe^e they
haven’t worked before. VA. PLUMB* .
1NG. HEATING CO. __
LADIES. TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK
1 am making tip I&0 suit* for 83f.
i Don't loose this opportunity a* there
are only two mure weeks to take or
der* for suits to be made by Christ- 1
i mas. A. LEWIS, 102 North Flrut
Street. Phone Monroe 2583.
I BRIDAL !PRESENTS IN~CUT*OLAS8, i
china imported and domestic; brass!
goods of every description. Home .
necessities for the parlor dr kitchen
I at N'. KLEIN ft SON, INC.. 020 E. |
! Broad._ ___ __ _ ;
I ODD FALLOWS SHOULD CARRY ~V ;
Protection Certlflcate In the Fraternal)
Life and Accident Association. For,
full Information, call at odtoee. third 1
| floor. Ninth and Main. City.
Want Ad Rates.
One cent per word when paid in advance. No paid ad
taken for lew than ten cent*
No Ada uken for lets than twenty-five cent* when
phcoed in or charged at the counter.
Contract rates are much less Phon Madison 1758, aiv
Manager of Classified Department, will call
!'
On Your Christmas Suit
and Overcoat
Get the best for the least—that’s the idea. Get
a Suit and Overcoat for the price of a Suit—
fhat’s the idea.
Get a $20 Suit at Only
' $10
THAT'S' THE IDEA
Get the swellest Suit in town—that’s the idea.
Shoe Repairing.
islv HALF SOLE MEN 8 SHOES; LA
dies «0c; children* 60c. and up; ev
ery pair HW«d. DKE'< S ELEC -
TRIC SHOE FACTORY, !l« E. 11am
Street. Then* Monroe 3*47.
Personals.
WE HANDLE DIFFICULT PROB
lem* lx* plumbing and steam or- hot
wat*r heating;. Sanitary plumbing,
aervlcable boating. VA. PLUMBING,
H EATING CO
Rooms for Rent.
FURNISHED Oft UNFURNISHED
second atorv front and back room*
with board, for four gentlemen or
coupl.; hot water heal. Apply 110
Wont (.’.race,
t(: EAST MAIN STREET, NICE
front room* and other*; uw of
phone; transient*.
ONE OR TWO BRIGHT, ATTRACTIVE
room*. connecting; Second and
1'rankMn. Rhone Madison S2S1-J.
A COUPLE OF NICK ROOMS FOR
rent In a private horn- Phone ,
3S92-L Mnd'son.
n KMSHfcb AND UNFURNISHED
room*. )002 Kast Broart. Mot wat
er. M RS. IX)W N KS.
rwo ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED !
for houaekeeplng, IIn. or will rent
singly. 11 South Adams.
rwo" LARQU FRONT C(>NNECTING
room#; newly papered; convenient m !
bath. Apply 17 South Pine street.
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PRO! -
erty with TABOR REALTY CORPOR
ation. 113 E. Marshall St., and get
jitilck return*
WANTED OENTLEMAN “OCCUPANTS
for nicely furnished rooms; conve
nient to bath; references. Phono
Madtaon 1071.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS KOI!
rant; use of gas and phone. Apply
111 South Pine Street.
114 EAST CLAY; NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for gentlemen; modern eon
_ventencea
LARGE. FURNISHED, HEATED
rooms, aecomnuxiata two or more. ,
710 East Franklin.
AT 321 E. FRANKLIN, UNFUKNISti
ad rooms on third floor. Phone Mad
ison 2 *4 4 -.1.
WANTED. ' TO RENT TO~ ONE OR
twt. gantlemen. nicely furnished
room, with bath. 20* N. Tweniv
Slxth street.
WANTEI*—ONE-OR~TAVu~Yoi^NG LA
dlea to share room, best locality;
terms reasonable. reference* ex
changed. Phone Monroe 4*3.
FOR RENT, NICE FURNISH FD RcH >M
at 317 Graham street, between Broad
and -Marshall.
POR RENT, ONE NICELY FURNISH
ed bark basement room, with heat; ,
rent reasonable. Apply No. North '■
Sixth.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
on tlrst flood for rent; c:>nverlent to
meals. S12 South Pine Street.
FURNISHED ROOMS” \Y ITlf ll. >AKD ,
317 East Franklin.
FURNI SHED-HOUSEKEEPINO ROOMS
Phone Monro# 830. 7 North Sixth, j
ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR GENTLE- !
men or suitable for couple. 314 X. i
__ Twelfth street.
FURNISHED ROOMS 114 EAST CLAY, j
LARGE" FURNISH ED HCK»MS.~ WITH i
or without board. 309 East Frank- t
lln.__ __ _
FURNISHED ROOMS AND ONK IlALL
room. Applj- 107 North Third street.
FURNISHED “FRONT ROOM. TRAY
I AYR, 2321 Stuart Avenue. Phone
Monroe 64*.
[■ HAVE THREE NR'E ROOMS AND
one hall room for rent; newly fur
nished; all convenience*; best loca-i
tlin; board can be had. Call at li|
South Fifth.
for ' rent. tw3 connecting j
rooms, suitable for business woman. :
or furntkhed room with heat. Apply j
12 East Cary.
Rooms for Rent.
FOR RF.KT, THREE. BRIGHT T'NFt'R
ntsbed room r flat; Grov*
Vv*nu<, Phone Monroe 2488.
814 K. OLAY. XtOKLY T'l"RNISHKt)
reniiij; large and small; central
transients *!*■’
social circles that haa occasioned the
w idespread hit* rest as has the debut
reception of Miss Helen Taft on Thurs
day afternoon. Certainly not since the
marriagj of Alice Roosevelt has there
been an event at the White House that
has evoked such general Interest. In
its account of the reception tin- Wash
ington post s ;ys:
“A new. chapter in the social his
tory of too W hite House whs opened
yesterday, when Miss Helen Taft,
daughter of the President and Mrs.
Tati, formally took her place in the
brilliant world of Washington society,
of w hPr) the president s home is the
center.
“The White House probably never
was more beautiful than it was yes
terday, decorated entirely with the
flowers sent to Miss Taft. They be
gan arriving early, and made the day
a busy one for every one on the White
House staff. They came from every
section of the country, while among
Washington flor!«ts the demands of the
day broke all records They were in
every form, from the quaint bouquet
of rosebuds sr eat pees, gardenias and
valley H11-*. Unished with a frill ct
■ ’e-t-'d pink chiffon, to the exquisite
clusters of American beauty * roses,
which ft und a suitable place In the red
drawing-roctn.
•'F- n tltc-e tributes Miss Taft se
lected a bunch of ll’les of the valley,
which she held during the reception.
Fhe stood hi tween her mother and
father et the south end of the east
room, where the guests .'ell naturally
into line, greeting first Mr*. Taft, then
the debutante, and finally the presi
dent.
■‘Captain Archibald Putt, made the
presentations, and Colonel Spencer
Cosby, Lieutenant-Commander l-elgn
Palmer, Captain Graham Johnson and
the other aids on the White House
staff were in attendance. In the cor
ridor th*‘ Mi rine Rand, under the di
rection of Lieutenant Santelmann, gave
a program of appropriate music. Many
of the *ue»t«, after passing through the
state draw ins-rooms and lingering in
the dining-room for a time, promenad
ed in the corridor until the end of the
reception.
“The Vice-President and Mr*. Sher
man, the cabinet circle, the diplomatic
circle, the Supreme Court circle, and
many from (he army and navy and
resident circles were among the 1.500
guests who greeted the President and
Mrs, Taft and Miss Taft.
“Miss Tafi's gown was of white
satin, with an overdress of rose pink
chiffon and i shallow yoke of white
luce, it was made on simple lines, and
the whole effect was girlish and be
coming in the extreme.
“In the state dining-room, where
pink begonias and maidenhair ferns
hanked the high mantle, pink rises
and pin-capped tapers added a touch
of beauty to the long table. Mrs. Beek
tvian Winthrop and Miss Mabel JJoard
man poured tea at one end of ti* table,
with Miss Margery Colton and Mlsa
Mary Soatherland as vis-avis.
‘.■Washington society was never bet
ter dressed than It was for Miss Taft’s
tea. Debutantes saved their most lie
coming costumes to appear in yester
day for the first time, and matrons
wore the richest toilets In their ward
robes.
“Mrs. Taft wore a gown of blue chif
fon, with a draped overdress, from be
neath which hung g long black sarh.
'he ends finl--hcd with silver fringe.
There were also touches of silver nnd
black on the upper part, and around
her throat she wore a band of block
veiiet fastened with diamond clasps.
She carried white gardenias.''
Among those calling who were noted
Is the account ware Senator and Mra.
Swanson.
Jhr Mlsa Parrish.
Mrs. W. Orandtson Moseley, of 1501
Grove avenue, will give an afternoon
bridge party on Tuesday, December «.
In honor of Mlsa Elsie Parrifh, on*
of the season's debutante*.
Ml* Hargraigt Introduced
Mr. and Mra. Isaac Davenport's re
ception and dance (or their debutante
migpe, Mtaa BHsabeth Hargrave, in
the Masonic Tempi* Thursday even
! ing was vn« of the most beautiful
i of the many brilliant entertainments
that have been given this season for
j the buds. Tho decorations were per
I feet botn In coloring and tirrango
1 ment, and the whole artalr was ne
llghlful, characterised by the cnarm
i ing and cordial reception given to
the several hundred guests by the
host and hostess a* they presented
Miss Hargrave.
Airs, imvenport was very handsome
ly gowned In rare old black laco
over gold-colored satin, and held an
effective bouquet of Golden Gate
roses. Her ornaments were richly
set opals and diamonds.
As .he ueoutame ol the evening
and the guest ot honor. Miss Har
grave was the center of attraction,
and, as tho girls of the south and
her ancestors have done for ages
past, she held sway with a sweet
graciousness and perfect poise that
were Irresistible. Her gown was a
beautifully conceived ariangement of
■ junk ana while. Tne tuunuatlon was
fashioned of soft pink satin veiled in
wnlte marquisette daintily embroid
; rred in scattered clusters of tiny pink
ror,«», while rosebuds of pink sRtln
. rlobon nestled in its tinny drapery.
The effect of her troek wa» com
pleted by the old-fashioned nosegay
of pink moss rosebuds, which she
carried in the Jeweled bouquet holder
that had been used on similar occa
! aions t.y Mr. Davenport’s mother in
i her beiiedom.
* Persian rugs and drapery, with
their rich colorings, illumined by the
soitiy shaded lamps, formed a har
monious background for tho palm
and scarlet poinsettia blossoms that
w«re marked here and there with
running ceuar and smnax Interwoven
so that the Illusion of nature growth
was pertect.. Jn the dining room
pink roses and carnations were used
and large baskets overflowing with
these poster; adorned the tables.
I Miss Hargrave was accoruea a flat
tering reception Into the ranks of
Richmond society by the belies anu
beaux who danced with tho sest and
grace of youth, the gins' beautiful
1 frock* adding a new source of beauty
to the cotillion.
Debut Hanes.
Mr. and Mrs. Devin Joynes will
introduce their debutante daughter.
Miss Archer Joynes, to Richmond so
ciety at a handsomo dance in the
Masonic Temple Friday evening. Sev
: cral hundred girls and young men
have been Included In the invita
i tlons.
Aficr-llw-nieuire Party.
Miss Mary Chalmers will entertain
, at hyr home. illy Grove avenue, at
an after-the-theatre party Saturday
1 evening. Her guests will number
i about thirty-five persons, who will
i see Ethel Barrymore at the Academy
earlier In the evening.
Attended lltuiec Party.
Missee Kmma Waddlll and Julia EN
lyson. Dr. Carroll Beggarly and Dr
Alvin Bagb.v have been members of
« (>Mghtfu! house .party in West
I Point. They have returned to Rich
mond.
Invitations Issued.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Southgate Yeaton
haye issued Invitations to the roar
, riage .»f their daughter, Margar -t
j Neckwear
A iuaii with a tt.ste for something
choice in Neckwear will surely be ahlo
! to satisfy his desire here.
There’s scarcely an end to the dif- I
ferent patterns and color combinations
j we are showing. There are many
■ exclusive designs of Silks that arc con
fined to us for this locality. All prices.
The latest Models in Four-in-Hands,
1 New Squares—Ch«>iee Straight Ties,
: etc.
The beet makers of Neckwear have
contributed thrir best pre ' u -1 ion.
There la no time like the prese nt for I
a Man to make his selections of Fall
Neckwear—the picking is at its beat
and the bloom ia on every line.
! You know we always show the new
est and best in Men's Toggery of any
sort.
Quirks & WbeatfieW,
TM mi tmiStmt
.Mai
! Howard, to Mr. William Dana Hoyt,
I which will take place at 11 o’clock
on Monday morning, December 36, ir
, Memorial church, Baltimore.
l’enonal*.
Miia Trma Graham, of Salisbury,
Md.. arrived in Richmond Thursday
evening. She Is the house guest
Mrs. Richard Henry Harwood, 2290
Monument avenue.
Miss Marguerite Brown, of Baltl
1 more. is attending a house party in
Washington and will later visit frtendt
in this city.
• • •
Mrs. Worm wag. of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs, Elmore 1>.
Hotchkiss. Jr.
* • *
Mis* Tallinn Roberts hts return? 1
to West Point after spending sever*
days here with Mi«* Emily Parrish.
• • •
Mrs. Huger, who has spent several
weeks in Richmond as the guest ot
Judge Keith, ha* returned to her
home in Lexington.
Mrs. N. Thomas Ennett, of N<>. 218
East Franklin street, has as her house
guest for thl* week Mr*. Edward R.
Turnbull, Jr., of Lawrenceville, Vo.
Virginia Weddings
Ashton—Wile on.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.!
KING GEORGE. VV, Dec. 2.—A
marriage of much inteiest to the peo
ple of King George wa solemnised at
8t. Andrew's church, Washington, I).
C., when Mr. Rudolph Ashton, former
ly of King George, was united In mar
riage to Mies Mary Wilson, of Wash
ington. The bride Is a most attrac
tive and accomplished young lady. Tne
bridegroom Is the youngest son of the
late George IV Ashton, ot this county,
and is connected with many of the
prominent people of Virginia. His
mother wag Miss Martha Brown, of
King George. For some years he has
been in government employ, but since
his return from the Asiatic trip two
years ago he has been stationed at
Annapolis, where he will now reside
with his bride.
(bTaltnrT —Rumble.
SUFFOLK. VA., Dec. 2.—Pembroke
D. Gwaltney, Sr., peanut grocer of
Smlthfle’d, Va., and Miss Mattie
Womble. Iirmetly of Isle of Wight
county, but recently of Virginia Beach,
were mnrrled Thursday at the home
of the bride's sister, Mrs. F. Edwsru
Delk, in Suffolk, oy Hr. T. 8. Dunns
way. The bride approached the al
tar with her sister. Miss Vera Worn
ble. ot Virginia Reach. Fred Rau
ch Iph. of bmithfleld, was best man.
Mr. and -Mrs. Gwaltney left for a long
Southern 'honeymoon. The bride
groom is 7 4 years old. Nearly all
of his fortune has been acquired
since his sixty-fifth birthday.
«lui|Hiian—Iktcs.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
WF-ST POINT. VA.. Dec. 2.—Invita
tions have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Mary Richardson Batts to Mr.
William Holmes Chapman, of Smith
lield, Va., which will take place In
King and Queen on December 7. Many
people in West Point are Interested in
this wedding and will attend.
sellers—(Sn«*U.
HARRISONBURG. VA., Deo. 2.—
Announcement was made Thursday
of the marriage on Tuesday night
of Miss France-- Snell, or Bridge
water, Rockingham county, and
Wj the H. Hellers, of Washington, by
Rev. C. TV. Stinesprtng, ot Baltimore,
an uncle of the bride.
stricken with paralysis,
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nnce of e. JTjr,” died ne u
merning at the Vlrglrl i Hos ir I T>
body wa- remit id to his bun*. SI? Si
Jam* street.
Ft ic? hi d for mony years beeh r n
enu ’oyec of the R. A. Patterson To
bacco Company, earning for himself a
reputation for an honest and diligent
worker
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