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ANNUAL MEETING
German Baptist Brethren,
RenafOnflne. Ohio.

The Norfolk and Western Railway W iil
sell excursion tickets May - o. June 3,
tickets limited O. June 8. By depositiug
ticket uith agent Boileiouiine, Ohio. exc
tension can be bad To- June 80, 1908. SO
fee required. on Nav g9th through ears
will be run from stations on shenandoah
Valley Division aud from Roanoke. Write
for rates.
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lICh- IoINrN-
lNkNk d. OuNNsa makes oath chat De is
senior Partner of the hriu of J.. j. CurN1, s
Co, doing business in thc Citi ct Toledo.
Caguts aud State aforesaid. and Chat said firm
Win paw che euu of ONE HI NnREn DOL
LARS Tor gach and ever, case Of CArANRu
tHat cannon hc Cured hy ihe use OF HslL's
ttrkNEH CUEF.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn OBJ before mc and subscribed in tnv
presence. thi. lth ct December. A. d. 1856.
i-- A. ". GLEASON.
SEAL Notary Pihffc.
N~.-l
uaifs Caiarih Curc rs taken internally. aud
acis directly ou abe bioud aud mucous surfaces
81 The. SYstem. Seud ior Testimonials. free.
FL CHENEY \ CO. Toledo. O Z
Sold ht Druggists, Use.
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ARRfvALAND DEPARTURE Oh
TRAINS

Louisville A Nashvliie.
Central umrl
NO 81, fassenetf daily Leave Acatst so
ul., arrives Big St1ac Gap go a.. m.
No. SO, Passenger daily .--Leatcs Bis >''af "a
7, ls %. ul.. Arrives az Louisville 3 $50 81.
Big stone Gapaud Poweii's valley
standard ume.l
r. =. Ayers. Pres't.
a. 3. Eaton, SUperlntenc Oh
6rsss a. osrlcrs BIO Srosr Cav, Va.
a. tan-rrrilne Tor ghi ans passcr-.r ol'-.
between tla south Atlantic q Ohio and Joe isti I.
Nashville Railroads ana the furnaces 90 iae
Stone Gap iror Co.
rrains leave the lntermout hotel a. 'e'IHNsi
Fort. n train, going east -...--.-. i.t
west ...- ...... 80 p
Na.AS-N train, going south. ~
" lcrih-..- tN u
tor fufthsr Information regarding fro-sa'
I ras-eng rtrafic. apply o.
-. }. Ayers, sec.
Ager- hniidirs. fle Srnss ''sf s'
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L. POST OFFICE.
Big stone Car. Va

Biz stone Cap. Va.
J. n. eeeaiae. g. n 4 b. 1assre, ASS. p. A.
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saata, t....s ---.aai8 ~. 20 10 a, rn ara f-on
: 90 D. b. COS 0.
NUNE1 ORDER oFFiCE.
oqs- frsasa u o. g o u. every CAV, saeeri
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NAILS CLcSr.
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no connects &C Bristol for l0aistat
by. Cincinnati. o.. aud au points Wes
Southwest, North and Northucst sni ai.,
with Norfolk Is Western Rs. tor points
East and Nth Southern Kr.. ior roaH
South.
so. 8 connects at ElizaheiHioa rfe
D.. b. a. W. n. g. hy Soc Cranberry. IS C..
and intermediate points. arriving .t Gran.
berry b.-1 %. m., Central limo
Ao.l connects at lutcrmoni .Ir aa
stations ou che J.. a n q. r.. and .arHi
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEpINe CARS
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OF The Interstate Finance Tros, Cos a,
f,ir stone can. IN he Commonwealth -
Virginia. a, The close % Sn.ine<s. Aeris
sth. 1891. made to the Apdispr Of Pub
lie Accounts Of the Commonwealth OF
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Rood, Ann Harbor. Mich; a. Lee
Knowles, Staunton, Va; Colonel George
g. ,Nuttlng, Charleston, ". Va; D. NJ.
Smith. Lynchburg, Va; II. G. huffman,
Cincinnati o.; DR.. Lloyd. Clifton FORGE
Va; Miss Richardson, Clifton Forge, Va;
Miss Wheeler, clifton Forge, Va.
Miss Lloyd, Clifton Forge. Va; ]. =.
Clark, Virginia; J. NJ. Stark. Hinton, W.
Va; j. II. Carlisle, Clifton Forge, Va;
+. u Saunders. Clifton Forge, Va; G. E.
shburner. Clifton Forge Va.;F w.
King, Clifton Forge. Va: John a. Bowles,
Clifton Forge, Va: Gilpin Wilson. Rich
mond; r. McBullington, Richmond: MISS
Florence Maynard. Richmond; W.%G. Sic
bart, Indianapolis Ind. j.. L. Goodloe.
Stanton, Va: Alex T. Browning, Orange,
Va; A. G. Christian, Elliot Springs va;
Miss Fannie Christian Elliot Springs,
Va. b. Burdnsai. Cincinnati. OIL =:
Williamson, Va.fFwillam Euhnfik. Bedford
City, Va !. Major t. +. Bingham. Wash
ington, D. C.; Mrs. e. I. Bingham, Wash
ington, D. c.; T.. y. Holloman and wife,
I1arrlsonbuI'g, Va: Mrs. S. NJ, Dumont,
New York: Miss Flower. New York; Mrs.
Flower, New York; Miss Grace Flower,
New York; Miss Jeanette Flower New
York; c. Stokes, Chicago. III; G. ~
Darnell NIillboro. Va.
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laaCnreSof Summer II Mountain and SeashOre

1roa MsnS1a se sna 5An ea SSyeED5s Dam
Falls was one q the jolIsst t,inetlo ta,,or o.
mounted on caperihg steeds. vent merrliy
s sy tsr % eEs sS sst fs2RS Rs
ts.wearingen, Moffat, Brltton, cS g, Mes-
danes FIT md Ree; Mes nsfs pi1fr crry
rhe daily and nightly card parties Ar q u g,
on as usual, playing !. "fll,ncl',' bridge /
Tenr., etiHtef rSa large number q
Hi syss At Ind ts Syn G%SssSs prSss
which were bronze hean a inpiHrl't w sps
ME- ME- / ho \. aTo-os. Mrs f:d;y.rl nn,ry,
Trlaey evening Mrs. Or. scott, Ok , Lev :.
IN = nf lexington, entertained q iar rs
t fI,,r Of friends at n very delightful ~
Mrs. rhomas Pnckney, Of chnrlc n to- J,
SC. made {, new departure IN lnyins
hcr card party at night instead OF morn n
tx and In Including gentlemen ~ he,,or ~
Mecaw has been the guest 81 nonor MI N
Of ne card ,b paI,,S1it q these
I mu has not heretofore been gen zen,
e 1rrn extended 10 gentlemen. There wa as
n handsome prize for each tapie. h ~ e''e
winners were proud OIL thei' 7 .i"P'N'Ni IS
NEW ARRIVALS
Among new arrivals are: n. 3. Hnnd s
Mrs. Handy. Miss Percy linnHv. Mas.e.
John %. Handy. and maid Lynchapt p H.
| Va. Mrs. George r. Couch. Misses Mazee
md nd Lucy Couch George r.. Couch. Jr.'
Charleston. w. VaE Frank ?, CSnI q IN
r. r. cleveland, o. ". n. p Leigh, ken
40 u,o;nd Va: Eleanor I. Swoaringen. Char
ti h,t ttesville, Va; Miss Bless Mollahan MISS MISS
W. siev = NIolla han, Charleston, W. va
! ~ & T., Wexford Richmond, w..
H. Moffett. New York; G. L. Ament,
! flncinnnti:P. H. Powers, ltichinonu, W;
1 f,tIIi ',Thompson Roncevcrte, ". ya'i ~,
| =, Logan. John Leo Logan Unl0n, ~.
| vns:-2 w NJ. Pitts, Ronceyerte, w, ~ a..
1 va Minor, Richmond. Va; y a. -. AZ ~,
| dcrson, Dub,lque. Ia; II. u. Rlce. Norio HK
| Vn.. Thomas j. Hughes, Rcncever,,c: \, w.
Vn.: Mr.. and Mrs David CO lialsted, Nc"
york: Mrs NJ. G.. Davenport, Charies,! ~. N,
| IV. Va; Mr. and Mrs. c. Woodtord, fa a. Is
i XIV: Miss Mera Tonser, Mr.. ana MIS- ~
i Clarence Stanley, Indianapolis, md, ~ ~ =
i r r Ca,nrhnl Miss Eu""n;a Ch,n W., y, ~
10. p. Campbell. Greenville. M,ss 1,;,,, Mas
John II. 6Wlnder. Master John =. Wiiiue,
4 William Tucker Winder ana nurse r! y
busrsO formerly from Rale'k ~ ton 1nn
Henry Payne. j. NJ. Payne; Gna naei q
louis Mo; W. Ape; Jones, l ryn 1;o -.
Totten, Pittsburgi Pa. a. Z; M moore =,
: ,,, "a" George ". Fulmer, A. Boraskey
Charleston, w. Va; ". N. Mank IN. mon on
zoe ". Va; w S. Hopkins, Lexington
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FANCY BALL
A'TOLD SWEET
Young Ladies Made Ball Room I'm
Bower Of Beauty.
THE ] I'll: CROWD STICKS WELL
It t4asNotThnned Out, and More VIC i !! are re
K Ooming-Cards, Riding, Driving
and More Cards No sur. sur
cease Of Pleasure
THE CROWD STICKS WELL VEIL.

Especial to Tne unsatisfactory
SWEET SPRINGS, W. VA, August gu: 29.-
There Y ia 10 abatement Of gayety here
and no thinning out of tho crowd. since inc
the last letter from this place, there nave
been over COD people here at one time
Some favor athletic SPORTS, others cotl-
tinuc to draw many mon; and, or course.
where thes men are. there are the ladies'
and vice versa.
The fancy dress ball which the young
ladies gavo Tuesday night was the evett
Of the week The fair ones went to the
woods n the morning and brought back
loads Of green things. with when men 80 70
decorate the BALLROOM which they turn.
ed Into d sylvan bower. When the process
sion marched in the scene was q cha 1r1n y
one. Tho ball began with german ana anu
wound ID with hop. The leader was
Miss IN civilians, of Now Orleans. win
Mr. Nfofratt.F of New York, In the 1lrst
half and Mr., Hall, of Boston, IN me me. So
cono half. Other dancers were: InlAss
Laura rutherford Mr.. Jones, Mr. Leigh
Misc Conyerse, MIR. HARRISON MT. John
x r.nbcll Miss Ba1,cker, Mr.. Campbell, MT
Minor, Miss Tucker, Mr.. Sterrett. N.Y.
Harrison, Miss spllmar. Mr.. Cutehln =
Mr., Talley, Miss Doyle Mr.. Elicit. MI
Claiborne. Miss Smith Mr.. Beil' NJ. ;
Morey +. Mr.. Hall, Mr. Converse, MISS
Heisen, Mr.. Terry Mr.. Moffatt MISS
Mamie Helsen;- Mr. Tully. MIR, Terry MISS
Catchings, Mr.. Thompklns. Mr.. Catchinss
Miss Thomplsins, Mr., Cabcll, Mr.. watts
Miss Davenport Mr.. Daniel, Mr. Mullen
Miss Grant, Mr. Claiborne, Mr.: Elicit y. let,
Miss Alice Fisher, Mr.. Jordan, Mr. ~
ton. Miss Lynctte Fisher MrsslssV 4, y
Mr., Fiske. Miss King, Or. AInent, Mr
. Mr.. George Couch, Miss Lucy Couch Couch
Mr.. J. Payne. Mr. Stokes. Miss Arm
strong, Mr.. Stokes, Mr.. cabell' MISS
Mcguire, Mr. Daniel, Mr.. Mullen, MIS-. MIS-.
Campbell, c,1r. Leigh Mr.. cNmpneii, miss
Houston, Miss Boykin, Mr. Bal imore
Miss Moffatt, Mr.. Fl. C. Paine. Mr.. Young
Miss Couch. Mr.. J. Paine. Mr.. Ca bel' ane
others.
Considering our distance from stores
the young ladies wrought wonders s IN IN COS
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are delightful additions to tho colony.
Mrs. Chestermnn has q beautiful voice,
which sho has used on several occasions
roil OUT pleasure . SIS
Mr.. Chesterman Is a royal good fellow.
and needs no bouquets.
+ NEW ARR1VHLc,
These nre new arrivals: Mr.. j. T.. Camp
bell, Bedford City. Va; MIR. Rufus kirn,
Churchland, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Campbell Richmond, Va; Mrs. +. Z.
Trotman. Richmond, VA. MIR. J. Z.
schoolfield Danyille, Va: Mr.. f.. II.
Holland Suffolk, Va; Mfr. and Mrs.
Charles Prcssby, Augusta. Ga; Miss Mar-
gllerite Prcssby, Augusta. Ga; Mr.. ". a.
Harris. Wakefield, Vat Mrs. O.. li-hryd.
Augusta, Ca. Miss Maggie Higgins, Nor
folk. Va: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen CLARK.
Bedford Va; Miss Phelan Atlanta Ga;
Mr.. S Eeth Roanoke Va; Miss Pickett
Teth. Roanoke. Va; MIR. George r. Arks,
Norfolk, Va; Mr.. A. c. Duncan, Norfolk.
Va; Mr.. e. Il. Holland, Suffolk, Va;
Miss Pretlor' Holland, Suffolk. Va. Miss
Eva Holland Suffolk, Va; Miss Bessie
Holland Suffolk, Va. MIR. T. d. sempls.
New York. r. RI
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UNDER SHADOW OF PEAKS
Edge Hill Summer Resort Still Has a
4 5.t. K ST. Full House. 'as

Especial to The Times ispa,ch)
MONTyALE, VA, Aug. % Although
autumn has set in; the guests at Edge
have come, the saddcst OF the year" for
although some OF the guests have Left.
others have come in to- take their laces.
every room Is occupied and there is no
diminution in the gayetics. Coaching par.
Ties. cuchrc, croquet, tennis help to speed
the hours away. 3,..
On Thursday DR.. and Mrs. BoWles, OF
Richmond. chape.oned coac,hing p nioy
the surrounding country. Tho view was
grand and overlooking many coun-
ties down into Carolina At "a MA tney
stoned at gsniai 9a tArlsers a noIsu
took of their lunch ,,.,,sa,,
Dr. Bowles was a host within himself
and assisted by his accomplished Wi1e.
You bet tho inner man was sre treaty r.
Mrs Mrs Polk Miller left for her home at
Hon Air Thursday. ~.
Mrs. and Miss Frances 1, Withe1s iett
Mrs. and Miss Holiday. Of Portsmo uth'
or me in / Friday. for a month.
Mrs. j. Singleton DIggs and her ,,, a Fr;day
tive daughter. Kathrin me- also came '''A'
wsealth,est and oldest citizens. ls spending
me season here. She Is fluent ah ha
n,sssns GO SoIdasher i an
ha u.ov 'tho ia tier OF which accom- plishmen.s
is Accredited to Mrs. Sarah r. atn' .nro ~
Portsmouth s the M rag yo ao felks taEe 10
euchre and finch IN the pnriors. ,or.
s tho Presbyte rians and Methodlsts are ,, co,-
Quoting reviya dt at snd BrsdIey are preach
Shnck,tVyIWn s,nut Grove Church. Rev. Ras-
| chal at the Presbyterian. Rs
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A NEWSPAPER VISITOR

Mr.. and Mrs. David s. Tarbell of Gin
cinnati who have been taking an en-
tended trip through the North. arrived
NJ Ocean Wave Cottage last Saturday.
Mr. Torbc,, Istclegraph editor of the Gin
cinnat Post
Miss Hancock's cottage once more shows
signs of life. She returned few days
pgo. after having spent several weeks
yachting in the Northern waters.
Mr.. Horton one Of Baltimore's OLDEST
citizens, spent last week at the beacn
al Ocean Wave Cottage. lie was ac'
companied by his niece Miss Ada Gwen
dolyne Horton, of Newport News.
He is now visiting his son, Mr., Horton
OF Richmond, who is connected with thu
Locomotive Works.
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GUESTS I'LL
NTERMON''I
Great Gayety at This Charm.
ina Summer Resort.
GERMAN AND BAL P0UDREf:
Delightful Weather Prevails, and Sep
TENDER Will Be a Banner Month.
Some Of the Guests
Now There.
GERMAN AND BAL POUDRE
1sneclal to The Times-Dispatch.)

(Speclai " nv ms
CONJUNCTION, VA, august % i ~ -
termont is now a scene of great gayety,
f,r d,vs the charming resort has
,.a, .;-,, ,,o.,s rbe recent
been p"cheo WIN e" e"'s $50
ttacky party was pfohounceu s''oeess'
and other entertainments are being ar
ra1seu' - ,a,,a., r,vo
The winner ol me il,st .,..l 80.
was MISS Nina hrass' "i'o "t'ss u -. -, ~ 80
dress hundred years olu, NJ ~ 80 ",'
ancestress. MISS Nipcl il2tiiiN' " INV.
lesion, took the second ptlIe, Us ,, rme
Tough Giri Mr. Molltasue nNe e, - ne
Lone flshermah' cap,ureu VIC - =. ,, a1
tleman's prize anu MA III .Aup'
Hornik. disappearing as a iiull,p' l''
coon. was awarded the child prize.
Last night thcfe was sPeclai se'nian,
a large number OF couples Elialhs over
the smooth iloor OF the splenplu pa'i.
room, For next Wednesday evening
big bal pondre is arranged.
| The weather mere is denshltu', ~ con
tradistrnction to the neat preVaillns III INC
cities. September WIZ DC a banner mon. y
here-the most oehshtiul o. INC prese'''
season
Some OF the guests now mere are the
| following: I'd
Barnes Gillesple, IazeWeli, W., judge
AND Mrs, S, Z, Graham, IaZcwcll. VA
J, y. thornley, and wife, Richmond; 'l'ss
| Catherine thornley,, Richmond: j. l1. Rose,
/ Auburn, Ind; James H. Rose, Auburn,
Ind: d. G. Kennedy, st. Louis. Mo-;
George W., Johnston, New York; Major
]. C, Montgomery. Montgomery, w. Va;
| Judge George Is. Anderson Clifton Forge
Va: r. s.. Turpn Richmond; Charles
n. Mann. Baltimore. Md. G. II. Coulter
p,,tin,ore. Md: S. Cf,ilard and wife, WI.
minptnn, Del: Henry Gilmer. Lewisburg
NJ Yin: j, il. Parker, Newport News
Va ID. q. Eognrty, Augusta, Ga; II. Il
/ ,om Wheeling, ~. Va. Judge j, Il
Mason MISUNDERSTANDING, Va. John i.
Io,nhnrdt. Richmond; j. n. Penn, Salem
n,I II Jones. Charleston, ". Vng
" ,,o ,,son baltimore. Thomas Riley
I,, ~ :, Hon ID Harmon, Charlotte s
,,u,a Va 1,,dro 4 u, Holladay. Rich
, n;n " IIiuyer. New York; j. L
,.u, and wlr. I,vnnhburp: w. 10. IA,
,,r,,nsy,c,, cn, q =. Willis. Kentucky
,, Jnb,, ~ rhucl,le I,ewisburg, w. VA
Wrs !, n t,,ichcnck Norfolk, va, MI.
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A BELLE OF THE BEACH.


Miss Mittie Dobson, of Lynchburg, Va,
daughter of DR.. Dobson, left an Thurs
day for her home. Miss Dobsun is n
w,nsomc brunette and one of this seasons
bellies at the Beach Early In the sum
meg she visited at Judge WaddilIs cot
tage. For the past two weeks she has
been AT Miss Biair's
The friends of MIR, NJ. X. King. gem
cral manager of the Norfolk and Southern
Railroad, will be glad to hear news has
reached him of the safe arrival Of his
daughter, Miss ELLA King, at Chester,
England. Miss King was called to Ches-
tel to be with her sister, Miss Gcorg!ana
King, who Is Mat the Isolation Hospital.
Miss King sends encouraging news of her
sisters Improvement.
RECENT ARRIVALS
Among the recent arrivals at Queen
Anne cottages are Miss Hooper Boston
Mr., c, l.. Duffy, Greensboro, n C., Miss
Luck Duffy. MIR. Robert Libby, Wash
ing,on, y. c.; Misses Brewer, Tennessee
Nj, ]. Z. Watkins, Henderson, y. c. NJ
aud Mrs George y. IIulfish. Alexandrla
Va; Mr. j Clo2ton, Newport News Mis-
Nj a Ward Mr., and Mrs. j, NJ, Ware
Raleigh, \, G.
MIR and Mrs VIM, of Huntingto<, "
Va, are stopping al Wild Rose cottage
Miss Patsy Brannigan. of Rlchmon
Is nov stopping az the Eeach.
Mr.. j, L. Richardson Miss Emily al
Gypsy Richardson, OF Charleston, w. Va
arc geusts at the Gulf Stream Hotel,
Miss Margaret Bell Of Thawboro n.
Is stopping at the Glennon cottage.
Miss NJ. May BoucRes, of Atlanta, Ga
Is al the Princess Anne,
Miss Gabrielle NJ. Banks OF Mt w
non, Ind, is at Mrs. Fi,zhugh's cottage
MIR. IL, l.. Brown, Of Petersburg. VI
IS spending several days at the kins
cottage.
Miss Sadie II. Branch, OF Newpc
News, Va. is at the Sea View
Miss Helen T.. Bright. of fulton, NJ
IS s,opplng al Briny Deep cottage
Mr.. Iandon G. Berkeley, OF Danvi
va. is at the Greenwood cottage
Mr.. Ieet II. Anderton, OF rappa hanno
VA. is spending the week at the Arm
fon cottage
Misses May Bolsseau, Esther Dan
and May 3. Young, of Peterspurs' are
tbs Randolph cottage
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
Excursions and Outdoor Sports Are
Popular.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.>

Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
4 CROCKETT SPRINGS, Aug. %. --DurioG
the past week the usual entertainments
ana diversions have ruled The ball
room still sets forth the novel fact. as
many men as young ladies' Excursions
for the day Co Fishers View, the arsenic
mines and other points OF Interest conllnu t,e
IN favov Card parties are always with
us, and bowling and crOauct matches are
fought o,t On re-; and blue lines.
Mrs. IIerrcd Of Alartinsvllle, gave very
ENJOYABLE afternoon party.
Melons are now abundant and delicious
ana ,hcro haVe .r"'' a II nb".# ct tral"i'
beasts. among which were those given
Miss Fleming.
tertainmcnts. Miss Greider, of New YORK,
gave q euchro party. The iirst pll5es, a Mt.r
won by Miss Virginia Greidcr ana Mas ';ia
David Payne; the boobies by Miss Adelle
Pratt and Master s. Nottingham.
Little Miss Ethel Thomas gave her
| friends n very jolly time at doushnut
nnriv. After a trial at their skill in cap
| turing doughnuts, came rcifeSnmcnts:, Wy
adjournment to the lawn, where they
played various games, 4ooL
Mir. Cave Johnson. of ylckshurg, LOON ,.ns
| them on a hay,idc, from which they re-
turned laden with spoils-lucious water
| melons.
Landmark" has recently Joined his fam
The following guests have arrived our
Ing the past week: Miss a. r. King, MISS
! Nj. A. King. OF New Orleans; Mr., Is. T.
| 'Acree. Mrs. AGREE and children, ~ ~ (.
~. Cox Mr.. S. II Tyler Of Nn''ok, VI.
| NJ. IL. r, Crosbey. of philadelphia, II.
| Nlr. d, s, Phlegar. Of Norfolk Va NJ
| Hunter Phlegar, of ChristlansbnrE,, a,
| Mrs. w. TAYLOR and family; or Wiiilan,
sion. n. c.; Mrs, S. s. Gibbs, MISS ShIin'
ford Gibbs. Miss T4uteoln Gibbs, OF ~ y
Va. t Mr. rs &. il. Wood, Mr.. y, G , peak e
Of Norfolk. VA; MI Walter Coles o.
J,ttsylvanla, Va. Mr.. J g. Robinson. Q ,
petersburg, Va; Miss Margie parrott
Miss Emily Pnrrott Of Dayton, O.; MI
and Mrs. John NJ. Blackstone, of Acco
mae G. IT,, VA, Mr. "; S, Cook Geor :,
A. Coz, Of Norfolk, Va: Mr., John I.
; Hughes. OF Danville, VS. John I. Smilfl
ar VI Mar,insvllc, Va; Mr.. Edward, Lyle
! Mn I II. Penn Mr., J. M. lluddlcstoll
Mr 4. q Chewing, Mr., a, 3. Hammond
~ rRoancke Mr.. !. u. Jones or I'oSlol1
Mass. Mr.. r. r., Fitzgerald, of pan
Vile, va; Mr.. A. II. HAYWARD Of My Nc,
Orlenns; Mr. W. a, Hall Of Wythcvlllee
VA, Mir j. II IIackhurnH, Mr. s. Nc e,
t,nrhnm, Of Norfolk Va; MI. ~ ?
I1ownrd, Mr.. C., r.. Fishhurn, Nlrs 10
ward stone, Miss Mary stone OF Roam
okc Vn,
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.umlng. Very noticeable we're the follow.

tuning. Very noticeable were the tolio"-
Ing. i, -, .ho
more radiant and regal. nasmuch as ner
fresh, young face. rising above hel sa''ie.
star. spanglcd garments. suggested rosy
dawn Miss Mamie Hesen, VINO al 7o "en'
as Night" in n very handsome anu am, u
fcctivc attire; Miss Laura nut.sa so,,a
Snowflake so tleecy and white INA, sum-
onc said she should have called nerseii
the bride of the Storm" MISS spiillia''
q "Ro- pccp' so bewitching that hei sneep
would have followed her too Glossy ever
to have been lost Mrs. Morey was ina
| cutest and prct,icst Little Girl WIN NJ
Doll" that ever went to pau n..ss ~ ,v.
| lie Davenport, as 20, Mli,os't ~ III
| a dream of old Japnn; MISS MSrt.u iie',
scr wns n charming Kate GrcenaWhy'
Miss Couch. as Nasturtium; Miss l.ula
Couch. Poppy; Miss Mcclure, Golden Rna;
| Miss Converse. MS "CornfloWer; MISS
King. as BLACK Tulip did not put the
lowers to shame; Miss Tucker, az Sne s,
OF Hearts, deserved hor5 name !. MISE Hh al,,
3. Smith, as "Gypsy, mlght i'as s,, .o,"
more fortunes had her own 'lo' , ~ eaus
Man told, Miss Houston was q dstlngne
"Duchcss of Dovonshire;"g MISS Catch-
| ings, as Colonial Dame, was one OF
the prctticst costumes in the room MISS
! Fisher was n Greek Goddess nor SIS
ter a peasant Maiden;" MISE s ',o,u..,
az "Spanish Lady, was very tasc'na''he
d IN man,ila of almost prlce, ,e,,,d '% ha,o
| an heirloom; Miss Armstrong Mnu,u ,'",e
won praise from Dickens as Do.ls w
/ dem" There were two Janice MefHn,', D. :,
Miss Doyle and Miss Grant--aHa l.'e 'a'p
Janice would have been nal teren ~ ,neae
rcplIcas of herself lf she coulu nave
known about them. a certain pnp, ~ ME- ne.
trcss ought to have seen herseli ~ o M'Ss
McNVlllams, as "Maude ADAMS - GUAR
ity Street" .,.,,,o,, 30 ~, !,
All the men went as Gentlemen or me
4 Twentieth Century," and were m"eh a"'
J mircd In that costume, 4cr
MARsuMALl.oW BNoAna; :, !.
One Of the pretlest VIM NJ '' Morfa,,, e
that have been given was W. ,, sn"' ~ =
Marshmallow Roast MONDAY i'isn' W.
Reservoir Iln A hlg bonfire WI, man M MA
died on that beautiful woouea 49, , INV
the young people had the llle,a,u ~ ,''i =,
Imaginable roasting marshmaallooWs ~ IT,
The pretty girls, IN their MeaoI yed 1' yl nS,
looked all the prettler ~ sn7 I" go"
Another es,hetc entertainment, w, was (,
MIR Harry Conyerse's birthday paahhe es nbin
| candles on the big cake NY everybody
all decorated with PINK ~ at'ut hey wished
: wearing pink in token Ma rs. iMorey was
him a rosy future. nlt nn,d FAIRLY gar
crowned With pink roses. hni. guests We're
landed with them. Tho ouLa nve Messrs.
Misses acWiliams, cohYe'eS'
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The ballroom Of the Princess Anne
was a scene Of great animation Wednes-
day morning. All the card lovers OF INC
i cottages and hotels were gathered TO-
gether through the efforts OF Mrs.
Charles Johnston, Progressive euchre was
played, and during the morning bonDohs
were served The prizes were won by
Mrs. Peck, of Tennessee, n silver lockct
md chain; Miss Vlrgle Stokes. OF Vir-
ginia, gold and tortoise shell sdecombs;
Mr.. Reed of Philadelphia. silver nat
brush while Mr.. Arthur G. Freeman or
Norfolk, was consoled with pair OF
silver scissors.
Among those who played were. MNesdames
Johnston. Waddill, Ragland. Peck. II. !:
7Hayley, Pced, Pollard. Kirk, Foster anu
sTIaike; the Misses Laura Pannill. Sophia
c. Hictt. Hazel Peck, Anna Jorden, An
ma Johnston and Mary Waddill; Messrs.
Dyer, c. l.. Ritter w. T. Stewart, Flea
nor Riggs. ]. l.. Ritter, Frank p. NC
Lean. Arthur G. Freeman and M. Z.
Riggs,
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