"Wim: Tin: clouds go"
MATINEE AND NIGHT
NEW SHOW
Norfolk
Report
Positively a Great Show" |Bik
Isabelie de Armond
.Assisted by Hobby O'Neill in
"A DEMI TAKES HEVUE"
By Addison Hursthart.
Ward, Hell and Ward, I Cadets lift (insRoyiic,
"Under the White Tops" I Songsters of France
Tom Davies and Company
Representing the Comedy Playlet,
"CHICKEN MATED"
:
The Daily, New Scenic,
Theumaturgicn Novelty 5 New laibin C
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES:
MATINEE (Daily), 10 and 20 Cents.
TO-NIGHT (Two Shows), 10, 20, 80 Cents.
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omody
her home. 721 Edgewood Avenue. North )
Richmond.
Miss Fernanda Richardson, of Newport News, has as her guest there.
Misses Grace Clowes and Alice Cook,
of this city.
Mrs. D. Lyon and her daughter, Miss
Cornelia Lyon, will leave today for
Salisbury, Sid., to visit the family of
Dr. H. S. AValies.
Miss Edith Roswell, of Richmond,
and Miss Clara Tregor, of Norfolk, are
spending a month at Pen-Mar, Md.
Misses Lula and Nellie Parker, M.
Parker, Miss Ella  Kay and H. C. Hart have returned to Richmond, after spending several days with Mrs. Mary K. Irnbotlen, in Newport News. R. O. Robertson, who has been the guest of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Robertson, here for several days, has returned to Harrisonburg. Misses Beulah Heisler and Katharine Mitchell are spending the month of August with Mrs. A. C. Smith, in Jardinville.

WHITMAN'S MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting of the board of managers of the Richmond Exchange for Woman's Work will be held on Friday morning at 10 o'clock at the exchange.

PLAN MOSBY MONUMENT
Captain John D. Campbell, of the Richmond Exchange, has started a monument for the erection of a memorial. 