There will be a called meeting in Richmond Chapter, I. N. D. Daughters of the Confederacy, at Lee Camp Hall, Wednesday at 11 o'clock. The business is important, and members are urged to be present. Miss Altilda Park and sister, of Alexandria, are visiting their aunt, at 1001; N Street. Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Kive have returned to the city. Miss M. I. Scales, of Richmond, left yesterday for Marlboro, where she will spend some time visiting relatives and friends. Miss Charlotte Killmeyer, of the West Main Street, is spending some time at Rederle Hall, Va. Mrs. L. H. Kllett, her daughter, Miss Iva, and niece, Miss Louise Lacy, are spending the week at Ocean View. Misses Margaret R. and Hernadette O'Neil have returned to their home, 2501 Hanover Avenue, after a visit to Miss Annie M. Shey at her home in Merchan'sville, N.J. Mr. and Mrs. George Merry have just arrived home, after having had a delightful trip to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Valley Forge, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Quintonown, Lewiston, Toronto, and Atlantic City. SEEKS HER HUSBAND.  I. I. Creigler, of Roanoke, appeared for a detective to Richmond Police.
Local police yesterday were requested to search for K. L. Creigler, twenty-one years old, who disappeared from his home in Roanoke July 21. It is thought by his wife, who asked the assistance of the Richmond authorities in finding her husband, that his mind may have become unbalanced as a result of bite from a mad dog, shortly before his disappearance.
Preferred, his wife said, could be identified easily by the initials, I. C. 