ICeremony Will Take Place ut "Silver

Brooke," in Augusta County,in November.

WELLFOKD-MONTAGUE WEDDINGDaughter of Congressman- From This

District Weds Well-Known Ricli-iiioikI Man.Dinner f»r GovernorS't'iart in DanvUle.

Mr. an<l Mrs. J. Frank Clemmcr. of"Silver Brooke." Augusta County, an-riounce the ciiKagement of their daugh-ter, Elizabeth, to Thomas Kyle, ofRogersvllle, Tenn. The wedding willtake place in November. Miss Clem-rner Ik a graduate of Stuart Hall InStaunton and made her debut In Rich-moii'l nnd_ Chattanooga two seasonsago. She was Introduced to societyhere by her aunt. Mrs. John D. Clo¬thier. of 2313 West Grace Street, anda series of interesting affairs were jgiven In her honor.Dluiirr for Governor .Stuart.Governor Henry Carter Stuart, who1

is in Danville this week for a brl«-fvisit, wan guest of honor last eveningat a dinner given by Colonel and Mrs-Hardon llairston at their countryhome. "Brierdehl." The dinner wasa very handsome affair In every de-tail, anrt among the guests Invited tomeet Governor Stuart on this occasionwere Dr. an<l Mrs. J. Allison Hodges,of this city. l»r. and Mrs. Hodges wentto IJ j 11 v 11 i e on Tuesday.I'romlnrnt finentn.

Drs and Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler, of Wil¬liam :in'1 M.iry College. Williamsburg.will b«j the fuests next week of Mrand Mrs. Preston W. Noland for theunveiling <>f the monument to JohnTy!«r, former President of 'he UnitedStates- Dr. Tvlcr i* a son of presidentT\ b-iOf Here.

Itivltatlons liave been received in,Richmond from Hr. and Mrs. Albert.A Cannaday for the marriage of thHrdaughter. Ertna Alaine, to Harry Oli¬ver Nichols, of Norfolk, on Tuesday»vening. October 12, at 0 o'clock. inRoanoke. A reception will be heldlmni"dlate!v after th« ceremony Fol¬lowing a wedding trip. Mr. and MrsNichols -a til be at home at DOf> Raleigh jAvi hup. Norfolk

MIbs Cannaday has several timesvisit#-.I In Richmond as the guest ofMis- Nat'.cy Allen, when «he was muchentertained. A number of Richmondmi. * <j will cn to Roanoke n#*xt w*eek 1to att#*n#l th#* wedding\\ ellford. M#»ntngue.

Miss Gay Montague, 'laughter of!Cong ri i.an and Mrs Andrew Jack-!<-on Montague, was married to LandonCar'er Wellford. son of Mr. and Mrs.Hover ley Randolph Wellford. also of*hmond. last evening, the ceremonytaking t 7 o'clock at t h * horn ft#.f the bride's parents, 1111 GroveAv.-nuc. Only relatives and a few nd-i#'.!tlon;<l guests were i>res#*nt.iDvitutions Out.

Rev. and Mr< George Peyton «'ra'.g-ihill, of Barton Height*, have issued |invitations for the marriage of their)hUter. Miss L-dia Wlt-tar Cralghill. toR.-v William Clarkson Marshall, ofCasanova a t-on of Mr. atvl Mrs Wil-llam r' Marshall, of Wtnch?ster Theceremony will take place Wednesdayevening. Oct'jber "7, at f. v'cI k'k. in theChurch of the Epiphany. BartonHeights, of which the brother of the°(.i ide is rector Th» ceremony willf followed by a small »e.-eptIon m

Mr. and Mrs. Craigh'.U's residence. S«'7Jtarton Avenue, at which only tela-11 v #¦ ^ are to he pr#>s< nf After th'iriwedding trip. Mr Marshall and hi?bride will make th< ;r horn" at Casa-:nova, where rtt> former, who giaduatedat the Virginia Theological Seminary.Alexandria. 1 ats>t June, is rector of the'Episcopal Church at that place, andalso at RemingtonOpen r;j-miin*lum t'lnssr*.The Voting Women's Christian As-

mMatlon will open the pymnaelmn !. his vear with a big amateur circuson this evening at S o'clock Manyirirls have alr#-adv registered for theclasses, ami the enrollment bids fairto exceed that of any previous year.Ten Miturdny. jT-,-R-ori1 iw. from 4 *o #". and S to.'(lock at the Restover Home foriWoi king Girls, a musical tea will h«» Iheld A delightful program hr.s beenarranged, and licht refreshments willhe served. All who are Interested inthis home are cordially invited to at-tend. The women o.' the hoard ofmanagers will be on the receiving)committee, and the tea will be heldregardless of the weather.I.inen Hiowr.

Mrt. Harry T. ingalls was the host-on-, Wednesday afternoon, from 4 tor, o'clock In her home in Norwood, at.a linen shower, given in honor of MissAnn'e Irene Dunn, whose marriageto Arthur Chester Arhart will take |place Tuesday. October 1£>. The color,scheme waa white and yellow, and was!carried out in the favors and refresh-mor.ts The euest of honor was «ur-prised by the arrival of a parcel postdelivery of many packages containingpresents, and Albln Dunn, little brotherof the bride. Impersonated the post- jman.The guests wr.re: Mesdatnes Allan1* Jervey. C. R. Kuyk, Alice Rullln, T. C.

Ruflin, G. P. CraighOl, S. W. Bright,J. R. Arbuckle, Leslie Dunn, Heath jClarke. Charles Friend. Robert Hud- jgins Collier. Colvin, Lorraine Rullln.Misses Mary Jervey, Mabel Luke, Wis-tar Craighill, Rebecca and "MildredClarke. Kcrah Cole. Banks and Flor-ence Lorra'ne. Mrs. Robert Hudginssang several selections.Interesting llntertnlnmriit.

St. Patrick's Benevolent and SocialSociety's home-coming, held recently,was an interesting event. The fol-lowing program was rendered: anopening address by Rev. H. J. Mc-Keefry, song by Misses# Fagan, solo |by Rev. Father Brennan, two selectionsby the Arlington Quartet, duet bylittle Misses Bucker and Bagby, a few jremarks on good of the order by Mrs.W. H. O'Neill, president. By specialrequest of the society. Rev. Father'AHard was asked to make an address;report of the society by Mrs. JohnTeefy: distribution of dividends. Re¬freshments were served.

IX AM) OPT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Miss Fred-rlcka Campbell, who have heen spend-ing some time in the mountains ofVirginia, have returned to their homeon West Franklin Street.

Mr. and Mrs. James R. Paschall. who'are in Philadelphia and Atlantic Cityfor their honeymoon, will ho at homein Monroe Terrace, after Octobcr 15.Miss Grace Arents, Miss M. O. Smith

and little Edward C. Ridout, of thiscity, have been at White SulphurSprings for a week, en route for SanAntonio, Tex.Miss Margaret Gllkeson, of Parkers-

hurg. W. Vii., who has boen a guestof Miss Hester Riddle In Petersburg,loft this week for a visit to relativesin Staunton.Miss Annie Robertson, of Chase City,

is the guest of friends in Richmondfor a week.Mrs. Thomas Rutherfoord, Mrs.

Thomas Boiling and Miss GwendolynRutherfoord, who have been at theWhite for the past sevoral months, will

" remain at their cottage there untilNovember 1.Mies Elsie Edmunds, of Chase City,

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" You Never I'sed to Walk This Way."ban been visiting friends in Richmond 1

for a few <lays.MUs Lucy Catlett, of Staunton. Is

the KUCHt of friends and relatives Inthis city.

IMiss Sue Grny Ik visiting Mrs. Mur¬

ray Priest at her humc in RaleighAvenue, Norfolk.

T. Garnett Tabb, who has fce« n trav¬eling !n the West for some time pa?t,Kpent a Fhort time at the White Sul-phur Springs, en route for his homehere, -«

Mrs. J. A. Robertson has returnedto Chase City, after spending a fewdays with Mrs. A. H. Robertson !n ihlsicity.Mrs. Robert Willis Jenkins and Miss

Leila Leftwloh. of this city, are questsof Mrs. W. C. Summers in Norfolk.Misses Julia May Ryall and Trances

rtrag.* have returned from a visit toCanada and New York City.

Mrs. Thomas B. Scott is the puestof her father in Petersburg for a fewdays, after spending the summer atthe Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.

Mrs. Vincent Haclgalupo, of Rich¬mond. is a guest of her parents. Mr.and Mrs Charles Alexander, <n Wav-lien l»oro.Mrs. \\ 111 iatn .Alien Cohorts, of

Chase City, is visiting Mrs. ThomasCary .lohnson h'-re this week

Miss Ethel Vlers, who has been thetruest "f her mother in Pulaski, hasreturned to Richmond.Mrs. Alfred Henderson McDowell re¬

turned to the city yesterday, afterspending the summer ut HuguenotSprings.Miss Linda Jet«»r, who has been a

patient In Grace Hospital for severalweeks, is now convalescing at h. rhome in Falrmount. i

\\ n>i i:n's >ii.;kti.v«;s.

The Social Service Federation willhold its regular meeting this after-noon at i o'clock at 115 North FifthStreet. All members are iirsrrd to hepresent.

Auxlllnry Mectltij; 1'ontponert.The mooting >>f Junior Auxiliaries of

th<' Episcopal Churches of Richmond.which was to have been held this af- Ilernoon ai St. John's Church, at whichtime Rev. Robert A. Goodwin, Jr., mis-plenary to China, was to speak of hiswork, has been postponed until Friday,October 23.

Sennihniigli.Hnrrl*.(SpeoiaJ to The Times-Dispatch.]CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA . October

7..John Sensibaugh. an employee of!the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, andMiss La Hie Harris, of this city, weremarried last evening at the home ofthe bride's mother, on Jefferson Street, jR<-v. L. T. Williams, pastor of the FirstMethodist Church, officiating. MissGladys Tyler, of Richmond, was maid 1of honor, and William E. Stevens, ofthis city, was best man Misses Violetand Viola Sensibaugh, daughters of thegroom, acted as pages. Mr. and Mrs.Sensibaugh left Immediately after theceremony for Washington, from whichpoint they will go to New York, NiagaraFalls and Canada.

Moore.Anderson.[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA.. October;

7..Thomas J. Moore, of Roanoke, andMiss Carrie K. Anderson, of this city,were married last evening at the homoof tho groom's mother, on PrestonHeights, tho ceremony being performedby Dr. Cecil V. Cook, pastor of thoFirst P.aptist Church. Mr. and Mrs.Moore will make their home in Roa¬noke. i

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Slrrrt Committee to Attempt Solutionof Murb-DlNi'iiitiird Itroml Street

Hill* Problem.The Council Committee on Streetn

will meet at 3:30 o'clock this after-noon t<> make a tour of Inspection overthe Church Hill car llnca o£ the Y!r-ginia Railway and Power Company,with the view of determining thefeasibility of the several reroutingplans that have he-en suggested to thecommittee in connection with the at-tempts to icach a solution of the l^astBroad Street track controversy. Auto-mobiles will take the committee overthe route. i

After the inspection the* committeewill hold a meeting at the City Halland make an effort to awree on somerecommendation to the Council. TheCity Hall meeting will probably beheld at about 5 o'clock.

THREE-RING CIRCUSSpectmMilur I'oRcanl to Mark Oprnlncof \. \V. C. A. (.yrannNlitm To-Mnht.

Public ln>lted to Attend.Mirth and merriment will reign su-1

pretne at the Yoiiiie Woman's ChristianAssociation to-night, when the newgymnasium session will l>e inauguratedb> a three-ring circ;s and spectacular|i;ifc;i nt.

Si-veral hundred girls will take partin the various features, and r.:any beau¬tiful and artistic as well as comic cos¬tumes will he shown. King Solomonin ail his ploiy will be much in evi-d« nee, and will receive the homage ofthe Queen of Shcba, with her retinueof slaves and vassals. During thisscene a lovely fancy dance and a seriesof aesthetic post'.ires i>y girls In <»r»ekcostume*? will be Introduced. .

The program will include regularcircus acts.a menagerie, acrobats,tight-rope dancers, contortionist, atrialperformers and half a dozen clownswho will make merry. A concert byseveral of Richmond's favorite mu¬sicians will close tiie entertainment, to1which the public is invited.Registration for the several courses

if proceeding busily, and regular class!work will be started Monday. Lastyear more than 500 girls were regis-tered in this department of the associ-ation work and the indications are. thatthis year will show a substantial in¬crease in the enrollment. MissesBeatrice Herthold and t'ecile McKay are'in charge of the gymnasium ami swim-niing departments of the association.

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Which Will It Be,Victrola or Edison?

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TENTH ANNUAL STATE !FAIR THREE DATS OFF

General Mnmi);er Warwick MovesHeadquarters to Fair Grounds

This Afternoon.

EXHIBITS AHIUVK BY I0XPHKSS

Hundreds of Packages Received Yes-terday and Will Be Placed To-Day.Hare Horses and Shows Arrive To-.Morrow NI^Iil.With the tenth annual Virginia

State Fair only three days off, theheadquartera of General Manager War¬wick and all effects of the Virginia.State Fair Association will bo movedthis afternoon to the rooms ujider thesouth end of the grand stand at thoFair Grounds. Aty so doing, GeneralManager Warwick, the members of jthe directorate and the clerks in charge |of the work In the various divisionswill he able to give their personalattention to the final details in ar-ranging for the opening events onMonday.Yesterday several wngon-loads of ex¬

press packages were received at thaStat© Fair Headquarters, and clerkswere busy until late Into the niuhtcompleting their proper listing. To¬day all of these articles and hundredsof others which have accumulated dur¬ing the past several week.-s, will bomoved to the Administration Buildingand will be distributed to the proper)departments. t

The quality of the exhibits this yearIf above par. The housewives havebeen successful In sending exceptionalexhibits in preserves, jellies, wines,catsup and untold numbers ot fancyarticles of every description. Tho pop¬corn exhibit this year will show somevery tine specimens of grain, whilethere will be quite a number of curiosexhibited. jhack itortsF.s auk

a it it i v i .\a koii iik; rvextsTo-night, to-morrow and continuing

over .Sunday, the race horses whichhave been entered in the harnessevents will arrive from the tracks inVirginia. Maryland, North Carolina andPennsylvania. In event the rainceases, the horses will be nivon work -

outs to-morrow and next day, and bolimbered up for the events of Mon¬day.The sideshows for the Midway, which

will occupy more than a mile of space,will arrive late Saturday night, andall day Sunday will be spent in g« t-ting the tents up and the equipmentin proper places.The il riveways and walkways have

been regravelcd and oiled so that theywill be practically free of dust ormud, and the buildings are in first-class condition for the placing of theexhibits.Automobile dealers will have an ex¬

ceptional display of the 1910 mt>deis,all of which will be shown in a grandparade on one afternoon, either Wed¬nesday or Thursday, and each dealer!is endeavoring to outdo the other inpresenting an attractive car.While the free amusements will be

featured with the day and r.scht ex-hihitlon of monoplane flying by Art.Smith and Baxter Adams, there willl»e great doings on the two platformsin front of the Brand stand. Acrobatic.aquatic, cquestrain and other feat 3Will be acted by the most skilled art-ists, while the high diviner of theQuineys. and of a trained horse anddoj*. will furnish another diversion.There will bo band concerts, male andfemale singers rendering popularsongs, and one general round of funfrom the opening of ?lv» State Fairon Monday morning until its close atmidnight Saturday.

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An imported froeU of pink nIIU byI'nrl.H, Intended for ilio woman

of etermil yontli.A eharminu frock of two-tone pink

silk has tho front panel hepnratedfrom those of ih«' sides by a tulle un¬derskirt and then the ends of thefornjer nr« i-hukIh up ami knotted inkerchief hue nest ion.An odd feature of thft cown is the

use of cotton wadding Inserted iti thehe in of the drop skirt, after the man-tier of the .hipnntse kimono, to sw'tipthe garment clear of the feet. This]"roll" is in lieu of a reed or cord, withwhich many of the new models aresupplied.About the waist there falls a row

of pink poppies, which partly strap In'a bib of the pink silk. The poppies Ialso adorn the shoulders. hanging fromstrands of rhinestones. and these, bythe way. aro all the sleeves ther« areto tho bodice. At the back of the skirttop is drawn beneath the girdle Andforms a plait impiecement correspond- |i.'iK with that of the front.This model is <juite different from

the usual Worth type, for as is wellknown, that art'st runs to black nndwhite effects with much rhinestone andjet ornamentation.

Jt'n'lali Junior* Meet Sunday.The Ilrst m< . titiK of the Council of

Jewish .Itiniors will be held in the Sab¬bath school room of the Temple BethAhaba at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.After the general business is trans¬acted. l>r. K. X. t'alisch will address themeeting. 1'allcn Asher will render sev¬eral vocal selections, nnd Theo. Nelson,Jr.t will entertain with a "pianologtte."Refreshments will be served by the en¬tertainment committee.

|ru«f1 WEDDINGS\&\Flowers are or.e of tha VJ'

prominent features. ana Jthe very uest are none too '3ayood. Hammond designsaro characterized by orig¬inality an* beauty.mado

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NORTH CAROLINA SOCIETY |MAY ADMIT WOMEN MEMBERSMrrtluc Will Be Held .\ e \ t Wrdnt-ndny

to Arrunicr for "trrlr* ofKnlcrlnltimpnli,

A meeting of the North Carolina So-clety of Richmond will bo held ikxIWednesday mgm at tlic Hotel Uich- '

inond. at which time plans will be madefor ft series of entertainments duringthe winter. The executive committeeis making arrangements to increase themembership of the organization inRichmond and to make it mure of afactor in the social lift)' of the cityAmendments to the by-laws have

been suggested. whereby women maybe admitted to membership, as well asgraduates <if North Carolina universi¬ties and colleges and thoso who haveresided In the t 'Id North State for aperiod of live years. Secretary NormanII. Johnson is busy gathering a list ofNorth Carolinians now in the city andwill seek their co-operation.

FEW BABIES ENTERInclement Weather Check* Kloiv of

Applicant* for "Snoukj-OoUiim.i"Prices.

Inclement weather Interfered withthe enrolling of entrants for the Met¬ier Hables Contest, which Is to lie afeature of iht» State Kail*. There were 'few additions to the list, mothers bejngunwilling to bring their babies out inthe rain. Mrs. tihnmell and her as¬sistants at the registration bureau inthe basement of the Capitol Huibling,however, were not at all discouraged.They look for a rush of entrants to-dayami to-morrow.Many Inquiries have been received hv

mail from mothers living in other partsof the State who desire to enter theiroffspring in the "snooky-ookums" show.Cold and bronze medals and otherhonors are to be awarded to the win¬ners in the several contests. Mothersmay have their babies registered forthe contests by communicating by let¬ter with Mrs. Gimmelt or Dr. W A.decker, Register of Vital Statistics, ofthe State Hoard of Health.

Aldermen Meet To-Xlislit.The Hoard of Aldermen will meet

in special session at S o'clock to-nightto concur in a resolution passed bythe Common Council, under a suspen¬sion of the rules, appropriating asthe city's dues to the League of Mu¬nicipalities. and authorizing the Mayorto appoint delegatus from tills cityto ttie annual convention of the league,which will be .held in FredericksburgOctober 12 and 1M.

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