The Richmond Virginian., December 19, 1910, MARKET EDITION, Page TWO, Image 2

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rttta or the most charming features
of the Christmas holidays is th> r< -
turn of the boys and girls from tlte
various niflt go* ami boarding: school*
They arc. warmly welcomed t»> r> In*
fives and friends at h»mt . and til
galtbs incident to their home-coming
arc always didightful. Son ra’ > nv
atmujfivp affairs will he given '
them this Yuietide. tin lulling dan, > *
and Informal "parties
The Richmond oonting. nt from Old
field, near Baltimore. will arrive in
this city Thursday evening, and in
iltde* Mlt *< : Nil! tY Is V nil i> Mje/s.
Margaret M, r. Martha Valentin
Marian «1rtin<0 and Kn! Taylor. Mm
Myer» will he the guest < l her aunt
Mrs Preston. «»n West Frank' in street,
as her tn-dher is sp- tiding the winter
abroad. Miss Miilb-r win spend tin
hedidaj s. w ith tin M - Ingram on
West Grace.
Mieses Mary and Annie Irvin, re
turned Monday nornmi front t
lsriar. and Mis* Marb Alvei from
Stuart Mali Snndnj. t'nnting trun
Hoi tine on Fridav wen Miss, s Sura
Starke. Mary Volljckos-er and t'.t>
stanee llernd.
11 i'il on damiarv it.
invitation* v III in r> a I. v
days for the marrtag. Mo Mar;
Kovster. ..t Xorfi 1 to Mr. \\ i’liam
H. iniiti, Jr. son o' Mr . Mrs.
•WilKam it Whip, - Kichmom,
which will take pi.. Ueclr.siiav
evening. Januarr II. it: N-rfoik Th<
Wedding «ii. I..- a . bur ii .'•sir, and
will be of unusual interest here be.
cause of the prominence ot the
groom s parents find n. aiise .■; tht
personnel of thr bridai party Which
will include a number ■ ■ Richmond
men among the ushers
Interest \t (siding.
Mrs Sarah I.a ids i r.i ha
Invitation* : r it. marring. her
niece. Miss Mai- Sims i<> Mr. v »n
Jeter Savilie tne eremonv to iak
place Saturday > .-nlr.g i>t ■ -mo.-i .
at * o'cloi k in First Baptist . ' r. o
this eitj.
Mr. Savjjli »r.ri his brio, v : . '. i
JtflWle after Jan,:..t> i'. s.» i r. 1 : i;r .
avenue.
llk ndioii |e||.
Mr.. Wilfred s utth tor.
Fredericks).. rg h.-s s.-m ,, ,? . ,ril. . ,
the marring ..f her nnngntsr. Mr
n«»ren. . Mil Rowlett to Jonathiti
Harris Abes. oi i ,n iunnil. .. ■)->.
wedding will b« -.1. rnnu.-.l ,.t \\ . .
land, ’ thi home o: in. pi . p ,
Wi»‘» brother. ,Jmlg. Ah In T. Kn.
hr1 on Ham.'.er street, l'i..l.| u .
burg, on Thur.-dii .)>ttiuarv m ,
P. M Thi '■e renioii, v ii it., f,,j . ... , .j
bv-a larg. tve.ptioi.
Invitations Tssuetl.
Mr. arid Mrs Thomas Fran. i p.
have issue,) imitate-!* ,),,
riage of their daughter Kind,.- Cuii,.
efine. to Mr. Albert S'.o.mi. t
The wedding will take piu, a Thursdi,
morning. January r. u tlie hom.. ,.
the brldc-elcct. Knt.. o King Whine
county, \u.
mii m i— i ii i lor.
Of Interval hi re I- tin nu rr -
>U«m Elizabeth l.u. be Tax !■ ■!•,
irigton, V» to Mr Krul. Gordon
Smith, <.f r.iunui. r Springs. which
wa* celebrated Satnniii; at 11 „vb>< ^
• t the Kiiim epal . hur.'h „t I;. minx
ton. The Hex I. r | Inrpi r
JVejtbyterian i !mr, li, p-r|..rm, .1 U,.
ceremony
The bride is the daughter Mr
and Mb i burl. « V T.nb>r, .imi t|n
ITOom the M.n 1,1 Mr .iml Mrs II. ni
I.- Smith
The bride wore l( bin,. , lniv,
in* suit anil Ida. I, hat trumiieil n :ili
wIIIots Plumes. Shi earrted xxh,t..
Chrysanthem umr.
The matron of honor. Mi- r. \i
Hill, of t'liiirlottorr lib . n .jr. i , ... i
•nit and black ]>i( tur- bat lf.|
rled carnation Th, bnd.-maids
were Mir- Mmia Smith. . rn,,i ,, j
Springs, Sister the M . m ..
mle Qentry. e| < hurlotP sx iII. Ml
Mary Taylor. < r th. Mill, > s, h. >d
•nd Miss Virginia .1 Hamilton . ,
Remington. Th. x v . r, ,, .mi
black plum, hut- and . • n , p.
The heat man wn-. l.anrli smith
ther of the groom. Tin usl i , ,
O. W. .Shuman ,,t \Va.-him:t. n lb
• rd Smith. * * i Alexandria, and th. i . ■*
brothers ui th. bride. .lenninx Ta
Jor. ot Klehmond. and Ernest kid i
The church tun t.lvtcfulix lb rit-,1
With holly and I II rx-f. . n“
Take I Ion m. in Wudiliuiioii.
fiaja a Washington . \i bane.
"Hirlioh.it and laid. Ha.1n.lil ha ..
taken possession . Hi. h o-- .,| ■
•ml Mm Chore- I. r.izlmch. ,:i
Sheridan dr. I. . and >•. d| ha . , n,
them as guest- lor Hr xxlnt. ! d, -
Wlekersham and Mis- Wu h. iih.iin
mother and ,-ister >■: tin attorn.
Jen era I, and o| l,«dy lladd. Id
Hlr and Lilli Had- .dd sp, nt . ra
days. in Kiel) motld the past autntb:.
and vote mueh entertained ■ j,in
here.
Entertained in \e« tori,.
Mimses ItoM-f.a and Mam St- n
brecher, xx h<> at. spending sum tmn
in X«iv A >>i i-. .-re entertain. - I o,
Thureday at th, Ch,d.-.':i t|.n
Mlaa l.iliia Hndllng, th. Metro;...
tart Opera House.
ICutcrtaiued in \,.« t ,,ih
Mr. and Mrs. Holling's Itcciml.
The lie. enil.er piano r.-.-ltuI h>. .
Pile </ Mr and Mrs. Km,-t I dl;;^
wa»' recently pixel,. M: cini»
Tonne. Krina Hinchinnii. K.,|.etp«
Mitchell, Kouis. Quarles Mat
Qaurlea. Alice lb rtrand. .\li, . Mit
chell, Gay l-’ran.-is, liuth Ketini.
Martha Johann, Marita ret x,
; Kvelyn Kiehardsnn, Kaura Khintnp
Ernestine Briseitdlm-. in-ssj, \\ ati
■With l-'itzu ilson. Sam Hinsxx anpi-i
Mil William Brigp; a, r. a no.nit K"
pupils present.
Miss Rosa I’.re nr . ..ntt-lnnied '
brilliant valse ..ajn :• . , Tin s. i. . i: ...
w»r« from such . ompo-.rs «'In-pin,
Schubert. Schumann. d. ml. . to,
Heller.■ l.inzt and .Ma.-b- •
x Imitations Opt
- Invitations bate.been Issued b- M.
Wd Mrs. William W. old. <>i Nor-dlx.
■ #OT the marriage ,,f th, ir daughter
i Milan Alice, to William Morton l >. .
J-olt Wednesday evening. 1 ><■> * ruber .'V
/ At S o'clock,. in Christ , lum-h. \,ir
. folk. Th* ceremony »> ill b. f,,i|.
- by a reception at th, bride - bonn
! .86® Freemason str. . t.
IV ix mats.
• • Mies Emma Gray White, win. ha
:!Jha*n apendfn* a week in rialtimorc,
ma the guest of Miss < Tidlila Miller.
.VHRflf return to Ittchinond Monda rvc
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end j',tt >■ f • ' m)u/* nh the m*> *At‘
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( off1 .* •-*. 'i tt-.r \ •• of all ronmmer*.
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^ ir'- f’lvfe* vnif tried. if i*rojM»riy
Jfvpnn • ’ r the <kup alwiy.* U*ed
f or Mi"- t.\ ail -|e»h*r-». If >our Ms*r
<hnn* (,n:f\n fti.vply \ .mj, ’pbone or writ*
roe anti I >' il rive jo i the name of jt mer
rb#nt. vrliu * l) 1-e giai Vo furnish v«; j my
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Return nil ‘'IGNATl RLS an t COU*
TON* to
L.C. YOUNGER
1MPORTFR AM) COFFEE! ROASTER
102, 104 VIRGINIA STREET.
rilONE MADISON 441.
RICHMOND. VA.
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(•C'YOUNCE A
ninjL' Miss White was the j?u* -t
honor at s- «< ral dinners ad imh
• :,*is '• <rjri«■ her stay In HaMmer
.1 ;d*e and Mr A l.. Hoilada iii.ii
M s* «';ir- iiif H‘*nadrtj have <• !!•;• i<
H* -hmond -r th« winter, afp r an
ahsenee of m-”, ,-ral months it thru
h'>TVt at dnmhmr; .
Mr H >d|<* s Mann is tb" i;u> t of
• a,,}-. ! Hiid Mr.-, .fames Mann in * >1
! * r -at Norfolk. Tie was among
thus* d-m- ;ri« a! the «• rnnii u i\• u
h> th** Norfolk ‘hub at tin
Ghent < ". ■: i • I d Ida \ e\ • nine.
M*>n J A. Winirtn Id. w In- has la n
' mi tn«r his fainilv n« ar t’harl at* -
Juts returned to Rndifimnd.
Miss Miir\ Garter \nd* t'*- a.. of
Hanover is - pending several
du.vs n town.
Mr and Mrs, < harh a II Wood.
<d Norfolk. will arrive Saturdaj to
si" nd th. Ghristmas hofida- in this
it>
Me-s lean Glasgow, \vh>-> ha.- he, n
visiting her sister, Mr- <’ II. Tam
viler. in I Miilad< dj>hia, is • \j' < ted !<•
retnrn to ith hnmnd Morula- « --niiiij'.
Miss Keith lio\ull was anions
those riding Sat, rda' nil' riu*,>n in the
weekly hum tin l;iv»-i>hh Hunt
< Huh.
-Miss Margaret M< K« «> h.( . returned
h«*na after a \ isit e* Miss Kate \\ , !is
■i I'.urfax HVrinii'. Norfolk.
.Jarn»s i: \\ erth. Jr.. of New York,
1 d M l*'. Mam Worth, of Y .ung
t «\*. n. * ». will s^etid the (’nristinas
Hudidn't* with their parents Mi. and
f Mr>. Janies ): Wert.it. oi this vity.
■t'ohun ! and Mrs. J. J M-oo ig ar,
-*l 1 ’unburst X. < ‘ fot \ • i: I-. .
Virginia Weddings
I »
Johnson—Kiliuan.
' 1 >'}>(" i'«! t • Th* Kb hin->n(1 \ iff?i)iia n. >
*M A * V A . I »• I *. M |fss
X • • 11 i * * K iimtin «* u * i lOlhson .Inhnsori,
'<<1 .1 i m<i! I \ a., v *te married f. •
• entiy at I *i in* . ss Ann . AM . i;, \ .
Mr ilumh;, ..] the M 10. i hur**h. of
i1' • j a t i 11 g
-onlrj.
: t*. Tim Kh hmmni Virginian *
.,\|A<\ VA . 1>. ! !• A,,
Merman 1 of l*♦ ntr.-t. a***»*•■,
-ml M; - i.lM. «»nl( y, *•:' T:* | , ||a\e»i.
•'•it married at 11»*• bride's |n*m*' <*n
the * • nine i>1 I »* < eiTi! ■ r !
'larriHfr^ \imuniKrtl.
! i i: \thsviu.i: \ \ . i>. , i
*’ a t < **nt annmin* !ng ihr nmr.
r >-• " Mi-" NeIHe M miu-), 11 a r \ *\ .
■«i W • *t UVTehi nd 4-nyjity, t » All JOd
''in Manl« .■ Walker. of Mnntri's> \ a
I '• * * m’•J ’• at I’. M at St .lames
i' ‘i h M'*nft"sy, \”a. Th* marrlak*'
■•ill I**- the nulmhintjon <>f a i*»\e »?
ail- that 1«M H lasted for lift* ■ n \ * ni's,
si! > ■ Ha «ample \v* r*- < hildr* n
\|*l>roarhiiitf Mnrrhmc. ,
*.V.V<*lfifrii<l. V \ . I >o«. J:» Mrs.
‘Hi:,?! - .\ Se at •>) 1.; in hhurtf. h.m
jiiii'Hineed th* appt*'Hihlng marring*
of her duaglUt r. Miss fCsteMe. f->
,1 limes- Hnrhmu Killespl*.. the \• nt to
tak* n 1 a « at her home. Is US <*»ra*.
hi* - I at 3 ! r, l*.* k during th af
t- rt — ri >>! I *. < enib« r -ft.
Iht-rll*—lirt'itl,
LA WASTIOK. VA . I*.- IT -10 r
le t I hiss iIs. *n ... ‘ aptain I. M
I’nsvf 11 . nj Northumberland. and
'•r**th* i "t .Mrs Henry Harwu.nl, <•?
l^i* hnmud, and Mi*- link Mrent.
daughter «•! Th**rua • Sargiant lh.ni
K i hnarn**< 5.. w*-?. niitirinl Wed
iv Mia at th • home *•! the bride's .la
ther. tin 1;. • » i * <1* ri* k \V. ‘ ’la r -
*r*» . 1; j*. ri ••riding t in* ceromphy ..
\ oimg-**l>cMott.
« HI ATI 1AM. VA l»ee. 11*- Win
«lr.n < Ih .Mott. eldest daughter of Mrs,
\<i,i I **M"tt, of t’haiham. and W l..
\ "mm. • l»anv|IJe. \v«m married at
th*- horn* tin hr id* s mot In ? <*n .
]>» t*nl sir*-* ! Thursday arternoon. K»v.
.1 iO. ! iro**k>. pa«tor of tin- bride.
m dating, in tin- jtr-xMiee **f a small
sratheriTiif *•: r«lati\<s and friends*:
Immediate!, after tin ceremony Mr.,
and Mrs. Y*.un.g left for Ikinville.
their futnr* honr**. where th** grooin
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hold- ;i responsible position with 111 <
Southern Ho!! T.i ph'tjii' Ornpany.
• ngnm uncut Xniioiiinvd.
IK KI>i: U P *KS! U ’! iG. YA. lhe. 1U.
Mr and Mr.-, Antotilo C. iVssano, of
I *« tr.*it. Mi< h., amviiim-v the engage
ment of their daughter. Mi*»s Grace
I ’ ♦ ■ s111 m «, t. f > 1th hards, Mi this
The wedding will tak< ■ In
llf earl> spring, and the ♦ “upl- will
r» 'Side h»*i* . Mr. Ki<-hards i> a n<-n <«;
President H liarr Un hards. of tin
I'ofoimn , I’rederh kshurg and f’n-d
ni 'nl railroad. and is mniif" t‘ <j oath
tin main ofm** * fh- road in this
fit;.
Hjihlri^nn—A a«*h.
tSp. - ial to Thr Ki< hnmsnl Virginian.)
\KWLAM* VA , \U>. la. At high
noon at ti 1 *• horn*’ "i tin- ofth dating
minister. Il*\. thorg* M. t’onneily.
Mr. Hustis Utwri'twi Hah], rson ami
Miss Hath Hingh.ini No h wore mar
ried, and loft irnmediat*• l> tor a trip
t-. l;i<hmond and Washington. They
w ill I'oaid* in this village.
obituary
Kc\. .John 1\. M.imiii, l>. Ih
,\< uh ha: in-! ti r<ooi\, i| in this city
ft Urn death of tin* K'-v. John K.
Mason. 1* i». in Louisville, K\.. Sun
das night. 1 »r. Mason 'nts f"r mans
>♦ ns i i tor oi th< St. Janus HpH* <
pal * linrvh i’i this . it*, and haves
iiuiih. fi if aids lnl<. T 1 i *s <h-nth w a s i
tin i • suit o a n >*|». r,it >n 1 "f a< nt«
a pt*nt.dn itis performed on him last
Sunday night
in- NT a soli was horn in ItrunswjeK
* ount V»i sixty-three ' • ars ’iK". P-- i
c. iv<-.j his , -i"- ntioti from tin- Virginia
Mditat Institute and Hampden Sid
ti. « ' *11* m ami was fitted lor tin
m in ist r . ai liui Virginia. Thcologi .nlI .
Seminary. II was nr-t rector at.
< ‘hariott< , N '' . ami i r-nn tin r.« h<
w»*nt to Harrisonburg. V.». While ho
was rol-tr of th• St Janos chur h
m liiohnnunl he whs Invited to come
to tin- St. Andrew’s church in Hons-,
\ ill-, .ni l has loa n there sim■< .Tan
ua I '• . 1 v ‘.Mi.
In sid< s Iris w ido'\ . 1 *r Mason le.iv s.
three daughters .Mrs. Hillon l.-w-on,
i t Henlawsou. W. \’>i . Misses Nannie;
and I mu He Mason- and on** s**n.
Tip funeral srrvir. s .\ill take
in Louis\ ille Mondav afternoon, after
u hii h tile hod \ will it* sent I ‘Alex
andria \'ii . for 1 -aria ).
Miss ( allli' It. slm< kfoial.
Mss I’allie !’ Shaekford, daugh
ter * ■! AH t'ulhe I Siia ek ford, died
at the home i : lor mother.
Hanover a\a«nue. Saturday ill t« rim .»».
in the nim i ’' ill!: • ar of lur age.
Sin- was taken s,.f and died while j
attending th> State Norma! Sch *1 m'
l 'arimilh.
Ml-. Willie VirKillht la-lmali.
-Mr-. Wiith- Yirn/nia Kastman. a it e ,1
fortyought, died Saturday iil'UTIWiin
.11 the WiilwunaliiiiK ho-|iitul. Sin
ImiVi h mu* daught, r -mil thri r sons
I'nneral w ill lit- la lit Tuesday af
ternoon ai H i lin k 11 • ■ iti the Cai
tar . I kiptiet ehur -h.
Mr*. Mart I.. Haulier.
Mr.- .Mar; I*. II.if’ her, of I South
I lari ie street, die,I at her ret idem ■■■
la , , oilier IT. I’uiienil uas eonilm to 1
ii ilo itran.i. Maury t ’■-ti:, -let. Suit'll
I:i, hinoinl, \|, udai iiioininy at ; i
o', to, I..
Mrs. Snninel Whim*.
-Mrs. Samuel f Mintin', ot Ch.tr
lotte e.iunty, V'.i .11. ,1 in this , jty '
Sunday. I ember is. The I moral
« ill take pin> <■ from I;, ,| < yik
< 'harI, It,.- e„niit,. Moiola itl teni „ni
at .'I k..
Ml-. It I 1 taker
Ml • II. 11 linker, eldest nailKil
t,-t of Mr. and Mrs. I.. Ii. It, -inhurdl, ,
died a t Itooti Sat main <.
Thomas Iteiiton Hoy.
H.VHUlSi •NHfltii, Y A , j ;i
Neiu- lias I,,-,-a r> reived of tin- death
in Merlin, tlernmiiy. on Novemlnr 20
of Colon,-I Thomas Menton it,,,. 72
'ears Old, a nalo. ■ i 1,-ntoin ill,-.
Wan. n ,--,unity. \’a. IT- ,ail. red the
< 'is iI War as a m, mi,, r oi Jin Warren
Itifl-K. Company ISeventeenth It,-nl
nn nt. I.Ht>-r It,- was adjutant-Ken- •
era I of (lein-ral II, nr, yard. After-;
>Utrd lie aysintcd in tin orita nizat ion j
of the Army ,-f ih>- Teiitn .-s,-, and
hei-ume adjutant-grti,raj to Cmeral
W. .1. Hardee, alter tfi*. war marrying
his daughter, Mi-,- Sail!, Hardee, In
Sal, in, Ala., where lie edited the .Mrs
r< tiger. latter In- took uji law, and
as junior partner ,-f the lirm of!
Hr,inks, Haralson ,V Company he wan I
dr, lan d hy the late Senator Morgan j
to he the brightest lawyer in Ala-!
bamu. He with his wife went to
(o-rmnny to educate their adopted
daughter, and never returned to this!
rou ti try.
II. ilowe Mr,mil.
BKACKSHrUU. VV. |»ee. 19.—1>.
Hone MroH n. a prominent farmer of
Montgomery county, died early Satur- ’
In.v morning at his home In the Koa- I
yoke Valley, , iglit miles from Blanks- |
; ur«. The funeral was lu-ld irotu'
tlie house- y.-atelday morning, eon-i
iueled llv il*- If J, Woods, pastoi
,f the Hr- shyti rian , liur,-h. of whirl
Me. Brown was a ruling elder, am1 •
nirlal w as mad, m the tattlily < eiiie-1
el \ .In sight of the h,,us'iv-w lu re ho *
-'as born J"rl\ four year* afcp. He
is survived by his wife -four sons
tiiu) other relatives.
William II. Is-c.
I.AMASTKU. VA.. Dee. I’.*.—Wll
IIhiii II. Eve. a former resident of
IrMng’.on. Ituf for some years past re
dding at Wee ms. tiled vgr.v suddenly
jfv.mI day a ago. II^ks assisting
a neighbor in shocking t om when
lie was observed to lie In an ttnotin
m Ions it nd it Ion. lit was taken to his
hoiio. and Ur \. t-.MIl was sum
moned. i in arriving. found the
patient in a dying condition. due to
paralysis of the brain. Ills hotly was
hurled at the I’.aiuist chapel, near
Weems, the Kei Frederick \V. Chty
brut»K conducting the m rvlees.
William T. Klrhy.
[.VNVHIIl'Ri;, VA . Hot. 15b Wil
liam Thonius Kiro-. ag",| forty-nint
Mars, formerly a resident of l.ynth
bur*;. but who has been employed for
"•■me time on Thomas I" Ryan’s Oak
Ridge estate in Nelson county, died
at his home there Friday night at
layia o'clock. Tie cause of his
death is not kno" n.
Mr. Kirby Is survived hy live chil
dren Albert Kirby, of Lynchburg,
mid John, Alary, hi nest and Percy
Klrhy, who resid. at <>al< Ridge.
Mrs. fora Phenlx.
I’UBAVK, VA.. ; lib—Mrs. fora
Phenlx widow of .1 Pitman Phenlx.
died suddenly at to r home here Sun
day morning. She leaves two sons
Herman Phenlx and Robert Phenlx—
and three daughters- Airs, t.'laihorne
Wilson, Airs. Walter Onrdon and Alls*,
familia Phenlx. The Interment will
be made In the free. Cemetery this
H fternoon.
Mrs. Snrnli J. Mills.
Fllli I tl i HICKS KI’Rit. VA., 1 >ce. lib
- Mrs. Sarah Jane Mills, wife of
Alexander Mills, died at her home
to i t .Saturday after a lingering III
ness. agetl slxty-obe liars. She Was
it member of On linptlst <-li11rt )i and
is sun ivod l»y hi i husband. two sons,
two daughters and a number of
grandchildren.
Airs. M. Williams.
CRKWK. VA I tee. 19. Mrs. 11.
Williams. Widow of Joe Williams, died
at her home her Friday night, after
a long Illness. She haves several
ons and daughters, among whom ar
fitanvillt Williams and Miss Annette
Williams.
Tht interment was in the Crewe
Cemetery Saturday afternoon.
Airs. Af. c. Chcatltuni.
CRKWK, VA . 1 tee, 19.— Mrs. AT.
•\ Cheatham, wife m line Cheatham,
was found dead in bed at the home
of her sister. Mrs Dorsey Cousins, of
Norfolk, early Sunday morning, while
visiting there. Shi leaves a large
family of children, one sister, Mrs.
Cousins, and one brother, John
Shanks.
(1. C. Harris.
I1R1ST'VA.. I lee 19.—(I. C. Har
ris. a wealthy central tor, who owned
properties hero and in Fast Tonnes-1
see valued at *150,000, died at hie I
homo in Rristol Sunday afternoon of
tuberculosis. Me died on tho anni- j
versary *>f hie birth. lb* was sixtv- !
one years old. Ib is survived by Ills'
wife.
Allan Nleliol.
HARKISOXltFRi\ A.. I let lib —
Albert No ho!, sixty-six year- old, far
mer and Confederate veteran, died
Frida , bear lltwketowti, R<>< klnghartt |
' tttltll: . lie Serve,) tilt Con f oil e ra t V .
as a memb. r of the Staunton Hoards. ,
He leaves cightj^ittiiren, including IX j
A Vi,-hot. of Washington, 1>. C.
William lamer.
ST A I’NT1 b\\ VA.. Hey. l'b—William
bonier, titty -1 or years obi. a- native,
of England, dit .1 Saturday night of,
pneumonia, leaving his wife and six
children. For twenty years he had
been the leading masonry and cemenUi
work cotitrai tor in this section. ®
•lames ||. Simpkins.
Ri»A.\nKi: VA . Dec. 19.—James 1
II. Simpkins, tht oldest man in Mont
gomery count i is dead at his home,
on Meadow <'reek, the result of a fall!
roni his poreh. li, was eighty-four
'ears old, and leaves nine children, I
forty 'grandchildren anil thirty-live j
great-grandchildren.
Harry Ware.
AM 11 K KPT, VA„ 19.—Harry
Ware, Courts , n year-old son of Mrs.
Aniilt* M W r.. died Fridas morn-;
oik at tlio h no- of hi* grandfather,
■I. V. Wur< . o', Indian Creek. after a
lingering illness His remains were!
interred Kmida; in tiie family bury- j
ing ground.
Alls. ,r. K. S. Holland.
HAHKISi iNlll'RO, \'A . l*e. . 19.— |
Mrs. J. F a Holland, aged thirty i
wars, immlier of a prominent ltoek-i
uigliam lam. . died suddenly Satur-j
tie..' nigtit io-.tr Montezuma. She was
daughter Imniel Shiekles and
leaser Use small children.
Ales. V ieioria Camden.
i. V N't' 11 Bl" K<i, V A., nee. 19.—Mrs.
Vietoria Camden, wife of Ii. <Cam-j
den, aged forts, died Friday night at;
her home at Its aliens, where she had |
been III for a long time. The remains
'■■ere taker New Glafgnw. Am
In rst fount”, at burial.
• ■radio Graves.
UNcumiii;, v.\„ i u-e. m.—i
Cradle Graves-, aged nineteen years,
who lii si at T” ; Franklin sires r. died
last night ai o’clock.
I n d 1‘UUIIps.
KFi't'<d.K Y.V. Dee. 19. —-FretJ '
Phillips. P ■ at -one j ears old, died
Saturday in Fan-mount inn. lie was
the sop or Horace ii. Phillips, ..ns:
nf the wealthiest men in Suffolk.
lieililoM Ibiles
( liristnui- and. Novi A ear Holidays
Via
t . Ji O.
Tickets on • ale Piece miser 15. if,
IT. 21. 22. . 2-1, 25. .11 and Jan
uary 1. with liuul limit January k,
1911.
Apply to t, ,, t agents for fall in
formation
|\V ■ Minor Woodward.
Slew a't
Woodward.
Woodward & Son,
Lumber, Laths, Shingles,
Sash, Blinds and Doors.
Yards and Buildings Covering
Ten Acres.
Main Office: N'inth and Arch Sts.,
Madison Ward.
Branch Office: Fourth and Stock
ton. \\ ashington Ward.
The largest and best assorted stock
the State
*. A. ROHLEDER
LAWYER,
TITLE EXAMINER
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making title plant in this
itv. Office, 003 Hast Main Street
Phouc Monroe 3074.
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Leather Goods in a Variety of Exclusive Styles.
Christinas gifts hv the hundreds in an une
Leather Goods—We have a Leather Goods Si
ideas for gift purposes as well as for personal ui
Women’s Lent her Hand Bags, a number of different 1
styles, colors, tan, black, brown and green, with oxo
dized gilt trimmings, inside coin purse; some leather
lined, for $1.00.
Better quality Hand Bags, in all colors, leather lined,
with double strap handle, excellent quality, at $1.50
and $1.98.
other Colored Leather Bags, very best quality at
$5.00.
Cunoine Cowhide Bags, extra size, with double 1
strap handle, inside coin purse, at $2.98, $3.50 and
$5.00.
Seal Hand Bags, leather lined, with inside coin purse, j
hlack with gdt and gun metal trimmings, purse very ;
handsome, from $2.98 to $12.00.
I.eather Covered Flask, with silver tops, from 50c,
$1.00 and $1.50.
xcelled assortment of the newest novelties in
ore that can supply the l>est and the newest
>e, and the prices are moderate.
Drinking Cups, in leather ruses, 3 to a set, 75e and
<1.00.
Munir Rolls, in leather, from 50c to 92.98.
Men's Leather Traveling Cases, from $1.00, $1.98,
$2.50 to $12.00.
Jrwolry Boxes, with satin linings, $1.00, $1.50 to
$7.50.
Collar and Cuff Boxes, m the poplar hard finish,
satin hue d, with silver trimmings, at 50c, $1.00 to$2.50.
Collar Bags, in all colors for traveling purposes, 50c
$1.00 to $2.50.
A full lino of men's Purses, Bill Books. Wallets, etc.
All moderately priced
leather > Writing Pads, all colors, from $1.00 to
$2.50.
Sterling Silver Toilet Articles Fine for Gifts
Anyone who gives an article of Sterling Silver has the satisfaction of knowing that the gift
is of intrinsic worth, and anyone who select gifts of Sterling Silver at Miller & Rhoads has the
satisfaction of knowing that it is the Choice of this Season’s Newest and at the lowest prices for
reliable goods of artistic design.
Sterling Silver Manicure Set*. consisting of U) pieces,
in a moire lined l>ox. at $3.98; others in new designs.
at $5.00. $6.50, $7.50 to $10.00.
Toilet Sets, consisting of Comb, Brush and Mirror,
in nice ease, at $8.50, $10.00, $12.00 to $28.00.
Sterliug Silver Military Sets, two brushes and comb,
nicelv boxed, exceptional value, at $5.50; others up to
$12.00.
Handsome Sterling Silver Manicure and Toilet
Set, combined, consisting of lfi pieces, nil full sire, very
artistic designs, in handsome case of two compart
ments, regular $35.00; special $25.00.
Sterling Silver Clothes. Brushes $1.98
Sterling Silver Hat Brushes . .$1.50
Sterling Silver Nail Polishers . 50c
Sterling Silver Whist Broom..$1.50
Match Safes . $1.00
Scissors. 50c
Button Hooks. Nail Files, Shoo Horns, etc, 25c and
50c.
Sterling Silver Puff Boxes and Hair Receivers, with
cut glass bottoms, at $2.98.
DESCRIBES TRIP
SAYS NEW- YOllK AT NK.HT IS
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BEWITCHING 1\ THE BKAITY
Ol’ ITS I LEI .'II NATION.
L(i.\ 1 >O.V, I Jc-i-. ! a.—William Kugg
Jolt's "own story" of "doing Amorim
n thirty-right hours." appeared to
lay In the J.ondon Dally Mail, which
ent him to the I'nlted States on the
'Christmas trip" of the Mauretania. I
The following arc brief excerpts I
rom the !•.000-word cable Holt rent
0 the Mall.
"The first view I got of New York j
.fter returning from my whirlwind 1
ush to Washington wag bewitching,
'he Illumination of the skyscrapers
nake a picture of dainty splendor!
1 hlch would he the degpuir of a py
■ technic nrilst. 1 had always thought j
he Illuminations of the Bosphorus on i
lie occasion of the Sultan’s birthday ;
he most wonderful fireworks In the j
'orld. Now I change my opinion. 1
"Measured by distance. New Y'ork i
ghts suggest a delicate tracery one
■ads of in the description of the Taj
liihul. and how rich in sonorous mel
dy seem all the Indian names shown 1
n the sky signs: ‘Ihacka wanna,’ ’Sue-;
oehanna.' etc. Alas: New Yorkers
■II pie that the use of old Indian
rules Is becoming loss frequent and
(iv Yorkers are beginning to use |
unmeaning names of English peers!
and towns lor their new hotels and j
squares.”
Holt describes his v isit to.Mme. Sa
rah Bernhardt .and has the following
to say of Miss Veraldlne Farrar, ot
the Metropolitan Opera Company:
‘ l was shown through the dressing
room of the American prims donna.
Geraldine Farrar. She had been
singing French alt the evening, but 1
greeted me in the ripest New Eng- ,
land accent, for she was born In Bos- I
ton and thanks her stars she is an
American. She wanted to know my
Itinerary. 1 mentioned Miner's The
atre. 'Excellent.' said the prlma '
donna, <lo go.' Jjon't waste time ,
here. Miner's is better fun than any j
opera ever written or performed.'
Holt thus describes his visit to Wil- j
linm G. MeAdoo, the builder of tin |
Hudson river tunnels:
‘‘William O. MeAdoo is an Ideal
ist us well as a railroad constructor, i
His conversation was half about rail- :
roads and half about social advnee. j
Ills belief is tht there Is no such thing j
ss luck In either commercial or In j
dividual success. The best man Is
bound to win."
DRUNKEN NEGRO
HURTS LITTLE BOY
LANCASTER. PA., December 19.
The 6-year-old son of Silas Whit- |
taker, a well-known farmer living a? j
Salt Fond. In the lower part of North
umberland county, was run over anti
seriously hurt by a horse gild buggy
driven by- w drunken negro. The boy
bad hi* upper front teeth knocked j
ut, his arm broken In thrss places i
rind Internal injuries inflicted, the £*■
tent of which is not yet known.
ISSUES SPECIAL FORMS
FOR HOLIDAY GREETIIGS
CHRISTMAS MESSAGES ON
SUITABLY DESIGNED
BLANKS.
Holiday greetings by wire on blanks
appropriate to the t'hriatmas season
le the latest Innovation offered by five
Western Union Telegraph Company.
The forms for this purpose aro suitably
embroidered with holly leaves and bef.
ries with linings of red.
If so desired, messages and greet*
Inga- will be sent on these forms and
delivered on similar forms, accent*
ing to notices being sent out by Actiliff
Manager W. («. Sale.
Mr. Sale U now engaged In sendlpw
a number of the holiday blanks to. tils
regular customers, and he believes tho
scheme will meet with popular favor. „
Mr. Side is acting In place of Wm*
tiger Stevenson, who Is on sick laava.
He came to Richmond several months
ago from Wilmington as traffic super
visor for Virginia and North Carolina.
He formerly worked under Manager »
Stcvenslon arid U thoroughly fam| lisp "
with Hie duties of the Richmond ofllc*.
WESTERN UNION PLANS TO SEND
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