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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25

Don't get the wrong Idea into your head
that starvation is good for Dyspepsia.
5s5 It's not. 4, N a S8 " Z 5Ss 81
h, THOSE who have not studied tho subject
very deeply or with trained scientific
minds, might think 80, 5. VI 81
v But facts prove otherwise, H 81 M Is Ii b
Ell All specialists In stomach and digestive
disorders know, that It Is best for dys,g
pepsla to be vel fed. Y u 4 III
Why. dyspepsia Is really starvation
disease Isl II as 4l5B
Your food doesn't feed you. a 555i n
u BY starvation, you may give your bow
els and kidneys less to do. but that does
not euro your digestive trouble--slnlply
makes you weaker and slcker; less likes
Nv to BIO permanently cured than ever.
s. NO. the only light way 4 Q permanently
cu re- yours SIC 81 any form Of dyspepsia or
}lndigestive trouble, 10 to eat heartily Q {
all the food that you find best agrees
with you, and help your digestion TO
work with Stuart's pyspepsia Tablets
This is a safe, certain, scientific, res
liable method OF treatment, which Will
never fail to cure the most obst mate cases
IL sperseyered in.
stuart's Dyspepsia ablets have a gen
tie, tonic, refreshing effect on the secre-
tory glands q the entire digestive tract.
They gently force the flow Of fresh
They contain, themselves. many OF the
chemical constituents o. these Juices, thus
when dissolved they help to dissolve T he
food around them In tonlach or bowels,
They, therefore. quickly relieve all tho
symphonic OF indigestion, and coax the
glands to take d proper pleasure In dos
Ing their proper w rk. " &c 3l
VI They coax you back to health "
& No other medlcs trsa tment Of any sort
nor any fad systen Of Culture or
cure, ,'s vii give you tho sol permp-
nept curative results, that will Htuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, 81 e
ri Write for AZ free Book Of symptom I.
n, stuart Co. sisFIhal J, MICH.
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IL Is very cold. The avera &c Of the
mercury Is about twenty degrees above

mercury 10 q Dout tWeHhysf Se 90
zero. 5s3 II All Il RI
Water IS gradually becoming more
scarce day&by day. or course, there are
springs and II some III Well IS that HI prsa-
5rcntlyS are unaffected, but the resi-
Edence wells and springs are \ fast drying
lip, and the citizens have to- carry water
some d s.nnce for general use. 5s2s
Warm Springs Lodge q. r. and IA bf.,
No. 253. 4 at I. a reg,,lar# o1nmunlca ton on
Friday night. December 18TH elected the
following officers for the ensuing year.
Senior Ward en-, r. 4. Camp Junior
Warden, ]. & w. Harper; Secretary, ~ r.
BCriser: Trea surer D, J. e. Payne; Senior
Deacon, "a. Il II. 4! cDannaId; : Junior Dca-
con, b. M. II La Rte II Cha plain, Rev. w m.
C.tVhitc; Stewards, r. II. r ayne "a nd wv.
~. Prltchard; yler. John G. criser. IL S3l
III MI NJ Charles Az Nc Ma nna wa saEs arrived
here Thursday light d from Beckley. 4 W.
Va, wheih on Wednesday he was married
to Miss Dixie Woods. NJ Il NJ cAIannawayg
lis the oldest son OF Car .alns and Mrs. ~.
r. McMannaway. OF this place with whom
tho happy couple Will reside during the
winter. "a
Fss onSJannaryi5 9Th. 1906 the ladies OF Hot
Springs will give a musical coined in the
odd Fellows Fl all at Is o clock at night. s
Y Mr. Benjamin Wrap, asst stant miller
of the roller mills, Of fcCljnti tic & Co.. at
this place OH last Saturda night slipped
and fell and bruised his hip cons iderablyi
from which he has suffered a great deal
this week. a. ia Ssi; ,sS9
s3s Alessrs.s Carl Bowers and Joseph Bot kin.
LOT Cowardin,8 lef his week for Lex!ng ton,
M where they will be for eSwintcr.
Nfaisie. the infant8dnughte ter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. u Geo. w. Hodge OF ~ Evansville,
died OF pneum or1ias last Sunda y. I'll Il ;,g,
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LEEs'.BURG, VA.
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5stEff Especial to inc Illne6- Dlspatch.)5s4E
LEEsBURG. " "A, u December A,--Miss
Mary Arthur Fendall has returned to her
home from Macon. Ga. Ms si .5'5
# Miss Alice Wise, who has been visit
ms her sister, Mrs, Luclen Curry, In Rich
mond, Va, has returned to her homo
in this place, fter an a bsence OF several
months. ..S IA 5sE F MI
& REV. j, NY, Grub, well known through,
out Loudoun,gis Altering from a ser, o1s
affection OF the eyes, and Is under treat
nent q n a hospital IN Washington, p. c.
e (, Hon. Lloyd II. Smith,. Of Northumber;--
land county, whose recent death Is an
tnounced, was a nat OF M! dleburg, this
county, tt3 Il fiJE.3 " Y \, tsG I. &
q Dr,.t G. NJ. Iddngs. a; prominent phys--.
clan OF Lcesburg, who was operate ed on
for appendicitis several day IS ago, is con-i
Yaloscent II n v u
I,he week Of prayer. beginning on jan.
yuary u, 1905. will be observed by the
churches Of this and adjoining towns
throughout Loudoun county, ~.
I. Major IA, =, Richards q native OF Lou
doun, and one OF Mosby' Is command Y has
recently been appointed city attorney FOR
louisville ny, at a salary of IS, 600,
The National steeplechase and Hunt
RAssociatIon has recognized the Loudoun
hunt clubs Of I.eesburg. a. a., as an q G.
credited organization Mr. D. 3, en-
xnant. formerly OF Richmond, Va, Is NJ.
rs H.: Messrs. Henry Fairfax, w. Q.
8IDustis, a.. s. G.llett. Vestmoreland
/ Davis 81, n. Harrison, David Stevenson,
4, % Saunders and p, B,ItsWhlte are the
governing board. q Si, Il! Va II
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MOUNTAIN DROUGHT.
Water g curses Dried u in High:
land in Mid-Winter.
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MONTEREY. I, 5 D cem bel. pa,
popular theory. based pon3intelligent OBJ
.servaton and generally accepted. 10 that
there need he n fear Of hard freezing
until the general wate supply is flushed
by fall or Wint ter ra ms; but two consecu-
tive seasons have now combined to- eX-
,plode this ttleory and Highland county
finds herself wrapped IN the en- brace of
rigid winter. with y the smallest water
supply ever: kno Wr at this or an Their
sea son. L II err few clsterns and many Of
bra ndy5 st lllss which wilted under public
sentiment years a go.llS n Every -four mill
and Industrial plant DEPENDENT upon.
watersas a motive pc wer, has practically
shut down,and the procuring Of water
for household purposes. as we'll rs for
stock, sSttc nrduous dial w task of scores
OF thrifty farmers. ~ The streams which
are dlgnined MS rivers and creeks, and
which furnished a rnea ger supp " during
the fall. are n ow5 frozen dry, and only
those fed 4 BY cold springs IRE now left.
There Is four or Ave inches OF snow. and
a warm rain or sufficient sunshine to
convert 1t into water would & be; @ Cod
send to this little mountain county.
N The homecoming of,fthe school boys
and girls for a short holiday ton Is
observed from year to year by, those IN
attendance upon distant schools, and Il Z
brings Joy to many n Highland house
hold. III ST III,
y The members OF the Methodist Sunday
school at NrontereYwil give nm entertain
ment; on yVcdnesda evening, presenting
an appropriatelca nta ia, is s
n DR.. w, b, Carwell, OF Elkins,at y,
spent last night at 1.-The ] Hotel Monterey.
He came as the Representatives Of the
Dry Fork Railroad. e to ascertain The ex-
tent of the Injuries received by Mrs. Il s..
,Dickenson, al travelling salesman 20 I! Mon
.tercy. WHO was In a wreck on that road
four weeks ago. i,3 vi II n q s}s III " 4.
The Misses Lown,an, OF Dayton, a,
are spending he holiday sea son Win VIZ
relatives In and neal Mont rey. 3i
Fl Mr. q, *. S Farmer, a. Highland county
farmer, has lust purchased the Peter p p.
Yeagcr property nj 3ts rralyeler's Reposse
i(nowfBartow),3 w. Va. III & y
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social events Of the season II, Alcxandria.
The Hall was Beautifully decorated and
Music Vac furnished by Professor schroe-
der,s orchestra, OF Washington. A COLA
tion was served at midnight. About Two
them from Richmond, Ivarrenton, Fred !.
eslcks burs, Cuipcper and other cities Of
tho state, and some from Washin Btoti,
New York and baltimore It was the
first favor german Given by the CLUB
and a large number OF beautiful ard
costly souvenirs were distributed among
EtheF guests dancing. H iissi u n 7 Ri
a Mr.. and Mrs. r.. q. Mason, Of w ood-
ltieth anniversary of thelr wedding at their
home last NVednesd " q, 4 3sg
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WEST l:l;;:; POINT, VA. !.
4 (spz,,ecial q 3 The Times. Dispatch.

Exc s5E Especial 4 to The Times. Dispatch
WEST POINT Ar Dec 2i.--Dr A:22sf
fell6 from a. stool a day or two a so and
hurt himself badly, cutting his face SEE
yerely, He Is con fined to his bed. q Mr.
sidney Beay,S at one q time ibis clerk, now
a student at the Medical College In
Richmond, is taking Dr.: Hargraye' place
for the present
SSA Mr. and Mrs. James &Denmead, accom
panied u BY their daug liter. Miss Emma
8Denmead left last week for " ashlngton,
d.. CT whore on 8 ed nesda y Miss Emma
became tho bride OF Mr.. H. Sl Leatli..;3
Mrs. I4eath was one of 8Ss8N Vest u Points
most charming young lad es. ~ 7 he ha ppys
couple will resld e. IN Bal tlmore: IA 8
81 The Baptist sund aySs school will have
ITS fentertainmentgT Thu sday at n 80 8P. NJ.
q y Ms Ida "; 55 VI
4 ;At boat belonging to Captain y N Il Null.
ford was badly injured by the Ice last
wee EXT and had 4 Oh la y UP In Bal fillmore;
for repa lrs. ~
u Miss Julia Jennings Is mo better. y u
Miss Crystal F, arinholt, who ha Isl been
so illFat the. Memorial ! ospltal. insR RI ch-
mond, is better and VIII u, ne a
home the near fu ttre.a n
81: Miss Marinna Owens, will spend Christ-
mas In Baltimore witt N iss Kilt y Ill Wing
stone. fYS fat 58is iss
Miss Judith Garter will leave Ia the
Baltimore steamers for her home. IN the
Northern Neck Of y Wiz glnia to-day.
The Misses Yingling, from Annapolis
Nd, q re Il spe nding g hristmas wit h Miss
Annie NlcCanna. II f:5 's II u d SFi
This afternoon the ischp pol girls and boys
who are studying away from West Point,
a re ex pected home. viz: Misses Et hel nd
Mary Edwards, Olive Gault, Nettie Wll-5
ilIams, from Blacklist tone; ! Margaret Bagby,s
from Holllns Institute; Maud Coleman,
from Danvlle.l and Mary coleman, from
5Farrnville; A1essrs. " alte r Hargraye and
sJeter Palmer, from Washington and Leo
University; lcolm 10 mes, from the Viz
glnia Poly technic Insti tute, Blacks burg.
sllvah N Hudson and Sidney Bray, from,
the University College q Medicine. Rich h
fmond.. s., W. s. Is VI 81 s53{ 5stS
4 4 Mr. Thomas Scott Bagby and wife and
son, Thomas Pollard from N orfolk,} are
expected tG>morrow8to spend Christmas.
h y Mr.. Robert L. Savage OF Plnner's Point
will spend Christmas with his family here,
Christmas shoppers. delayed blythe bad
weather are making up for lost time
and the are coming bysEvehiele. boats s and
foot. n3Rt It'd III Il 81 s
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Il CHATHAM ! CHAT.

, ~ fspeeial 4 to The Tin1es Dispatch) VI
Decem Der q rs, 8
Rogers and Edward Ndeadows OF Il Pitt;
5sylvanla county, recently lost each q
small child ii from cranlp. The children
lived only a. few days liter contractin
the disease. 81 lg5
Z, Several houses were filled with Ice from
two to five inches thick this week.
NJ The Rawley Martin Cha pter,a D:.js
we're very q delightfully."- entertained at a
chafing dish party BY the ldent, 4 Mrs.
James Garter, on Monday ut 4 her home ne
on Main Street. S a S$s "a
M The Chat ham Episcopal sttute closed
Thursday for the fol idays. ~ X
Mr.. r. Il. Il stith, dental student at 3Yir r.
'ginla Medical College, Is at homo for the
holidays. HI 81 Ss
y Marshall Walden, OF Fork Union Acad e5
my, arrived this week TO- spend the holt
days at his home here. {,3 rs 4, "
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!. LEXINGTON /! XII; VA.
.lspsclal 70 The Tlmes- p Ispatch;l

Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch; -
formation has been received here that
Mrs. Vaiery y, Austin, Of Galveston.
Texas, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs, James
s, Smith, Of Lexington vas y, e'eet tsa
president OF the Texas Division Of the
5pauEhters OF the confederacy ut their re-
cent con, maeeetlpg. held at Waxa haehie, Texas,
The presbyterian compensation ct fiaIs
rlsonburg Ya,. has extended q cal !, :, %
Rev, q, n, Turnbull, p. y. Of l4cSlng-
ton to act as supply during the vacancy
which has occurred by reason. Of the
death OF the late pastor, Or. Palmer.
Mr., William Carlisle Fnllerl ct, Ct k srSs
vile, Tenn, accompanied by his bride
Who was Mlss Annie Belle Swan, Of Knox
vile, is In Lexington. visiting hIsmotheee,
Mrs. Samuel p, Fuller. y,
Mrs. James Holmes Britton, OF Bait,
more, has arrived IN Lexington to spend
the Christmas holidays with her parents
CAPTAIN and Mrs. u, w, Ghllock, OF ne
Virginia Military Institute.
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FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
3tsp.el.l i rh.,l Zines. 3 .p..ch.,

Especial to Tho Times DlspAtch.) 81
TIs EsDER / OK sB u rC f, VAni December
q. Arrangements have been completed
for the colonial bali ana reception to be
given hero on the light Of Monday, Il Dc.
iceinber 2eth, whichawillI take Tho place OF
the annual #c,hrlstnas germati.5 t prom
lises to DO a very brilliant event, and Will
DO Under the auspices OF the Betty Wash \,
tington Lewis Chapter, Daughters 10 the
and those dancing will be In colonial COS
tunes. The reception will be held first
and the Ball will follow. II
ri Mr.. Fra nix B.. Guest, Of New York, who
recently purchased the beautiful estate,9
/" snowdan,9E hear his city. from Mr.. Dorr
Clark, will d take 20 ssession Of his new
home Christmas and 4 give q house party
10 his friends during Christmas waek.
IS ANNOUNCEMENT is made 81 the en- gage
!ments OF Miss Elsie Ta ylor Ford, dAugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Ford, for
;merlyS Of this city,3no of$ st. Louis. The
ibride-to-be Is a niece OF Mrs. Mollie Ford
3Tnnka rd, 81 & this city. ~
Miss BERTHE S.i1Vebb, daughter OF Mr.
and a Mrs. w. \ y. Webb, OF Lanca ster5
county. willtbc married ut VIII t. Marsh
Methodist Church. In that county on
Thursday night, December 29th, to 4 NJ Nj n
III yvilmore shackle ford ts. f3
tCaruS are &OuL5lOT&lIleS mar luse$ VI ~
Frank B. Hall ana Miss Evelyn Dyk e,
both Of Westmoreland county the 3cerei-88
ltnony to take place at Glebe Landing
Church on Tuesday, December 9th.
Mr.. Otis E. wilson and 4 Miss MI ldredi
g. Douglas, both OF Mic dlesex county.
will be married at Ebenezer Method e. !!
Church. In that county, on Tuesday nj ghtt,3
December 27thN iSs Nc @ "a ti \.
Miss jeanette F'itzhush has returned
from a visit to Il her sister, ~ Mrs. ohm
jDaniel.ln washington. n IS
MRS. q. " .. Cole and daughte MISS llss'l
Alice Cole, have returned from an ex-j
tended visit \ to Washing ton. IA
Mr.. w. q. Hart and daug glitter, Miss
Minnie Hart, 8 OF Il Fauduicr9 county. are
visiting Mr.. Ferdinand Hart and family
here, N 4 4 ~ sssis u 5
58 Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Egerton and Miss
Egerton, OF Petersburg, are spendin the
Christmas season, with their relative,
Miss ulia II all.
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BETHEL ACADEMY
Fine Military Bearing Prevails,
Basket Ball for Winter Athletics.

Basket Ball for Winter Athletics
.55 Especial to The Times Dispatch, u M
ss8 t WAR r llNTO N, YA.8 December 24,-Thel
( first term Of the present session y Of
Bethel Academy closed Wednesday, tho
olst with the usual Chr!stnas hop.
4 * Tho present term inlnany respects has
been the most successful and 81 tisfa ctory
in many years. The cadets In their ex-l
$amlnations. now 4 hi progress, show the
rssultlof diligent study md careful teach
Ing, /. 81 55sB N 4 ii an
y The new conlmandant, 4 Major s..38 i, |
Fllnkhouser. Of IIarrlsonburg " AZ has
filled his position In all respects n & an
Ssemnentlys gratifying manner, He has
worked a wonderful transformation In
the military bearing and department OF
the cadets, Any ono observing the
change could hardly fail to- he Impressed
wifi, tho value cf military training AS
an adjunct In chools, i a;$ tt
The football team during the fall made
an enYlable &record !, ID feating in several
Instances teams which outWelg hed them,
and playing In all with that.snap and
dash characteristic $of boys vi 10 receive
military training and IA re n physical .Sgt
,rhei cadets expect to PIT Bag baske ball
team lin the field dur,ng the winter
smoliths, and tho prospe Il for a. bn se-bRl n
tear, in the spring ID most enc uraglllg,
m all respects Il he We Z knoWnE old Ans
Sstitution seems to have entered upon q
new era IN n a.
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(epecial 20 The Tinies. Dispat oh.
WYTHEVILLE, Dec. q a. Colonel =, {. III
iWtthers lcontinues IS Improve II II Is daughi-.Es
ter, Mrs. O.; oodville S Smith. Of Lynch
iburg. Vi and VI son, r. WI theirs. q
,Pittsburg, have returned TO heir homes
8 Mr. oes X ent OF NJ ortana IS ot, visit
TO- his m othersF Mrs ginia Ken t,S on,
Union Street. sSss
n INF Robert Villains Of shingt ton
and Lee Uniyersity, is spend ding the hol-i
Hays With his parents udge and Mrs !,
Samuel Nv. llams s}$js
have returned To- orfolk tier e visit ists
IN A town. X WI
Miss Alice Garter; 81 Evansville IND.
Is spend ling. som 9 time Inglesid ..saS
III. NJ 8 !. Ri rim kle $ ting her
mott In chat y y =.
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ABINGDON, VA.
!, !, Nh = ,rImes,D,snatc

fsneclalBto The Times Dispatc h,)
INA AI3iNG pON, YA,, Dec. e4,--Mr ana
Mrs. Il, Preston rrigg on the lStn ce y,
MATED LIN a charming manner their Sill
ye Il, wedding a number % friends were
Mrs, DR.. William White, whose hand
some t,r!ok residence, Fruit HI ,,''s was
destroyed by fire about two weeks ago,
Will shortly rebuild on he site OF ne ,e'
burned building, 4. d, 4 ,
lThe wet and dry elect lon which was
held In Kinderhook district last weak res
suited AM a victory for the 4 drys, t he
Vote Vote being seven for and ssyenty-seyen
Ii Ga inst selling @hlske q IN That district .si
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THE | |. !. I i: J. WEEK J !, J,
IlNS1sAUlN,''+T1O.'l'N|.
,snee,al NJ 5rbe 5Irlmos .1,,,patch.

rAg 5SSfe1iN n VA. ''' pes. si1nyita,
tons have been lssiied 70 the nnnual
giirstnias german " the staunton Da q, :;
ing Club, which will Be held at the hall
week. Thls german viii 'be q brilliant
affair and the r,rinclpa society function
Of tho holiday ~ \, 81 l q 8, . 4 X.
55i5 At the Western. state Hospit al To-, the
for he benefit 5,of the better class Of
patients and n the Sattcndants. med cal
faculty and guests, took place Friday
night Elaborate prcpa rat Ions had been
be the best that has been held for Some
years rast, and was greatly enjoyed by
4 tho guests, dancers and q large number
or spectators. Il ..8, \. ,s !.
mas music 1T trinity Episcopa Church
has been prepared, and music OF Christ
mas day viii sbo unusually attractive.
Among the soloist are Mrs. F. y. Bum
p asqne of1 Sesa Virginia Mrs
}BlncHford, Mics Fannie IA Tn1ns, Il Mrs
Laura Met Coy, Mrs. 4 Chart I1utchosoil
Mes st Lynn tucker 4. II BOYD ana %.
Among the Christmas wedding which
have occurred In this city and nelghbor-aa
hood during the past week are the 70 low "
Ing :N8 ti,{ " st X . ,.5S
bell, At oreenvlle;%M Mamie i. FUR
and Nj d John Ii. Jones. which took place
/ Il" this cty:S Miss 5Llllan9C Moss and Mr..
III. H. Kennedy at; Greenville; Miss g err
5trude IL Gromer and Mr.. Luther a..
Rodgers, at q yYeyer's Cave; IS Miss Annie .,,e
/ Cliurchvile; Miss Josie Shelter and Il Mr..
David slrk, at stokesvllle: Miss ~ nettes
$Newcombt and $ W alter F. V.htte go :,
BChurchvile; Miss Elise 81 Dunlap !, 1,: ~
George e.. Stoutanloyer at Lone .,F'o u
tain Miss Lula G.. Clemmer and Mr..
II. coyner.g at sunmerdean There was r
also a double wed dlng at Asbury Chapel,
the couples being Miss Gertrude Parish
and Mi. e.. L. Camp bell, and MASS Mary
IS. Reed and Mr.. Edward Talley. 81 sss R
335 Miss Mary nightly has received 4 2
very handsome q rug from her. brother
Mr.. John tightly who Sis now in a Mon
Btana. The rug is avery handsom n s,t1e
slyt near Y elbow Stone Park. $55# It 4 ts We
feet long and the head md ella VS. are In
al perfect condd ton. ss 5S
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i'm SALEM.
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Especial 70 Tho Times D 5


M SALEM. Y Al Dec. "a - One Of the
.pleasan test social affairs OF the season
was "a dance given by fiss Kate Garrett
Tuesday evening 1T her home II on the
Boulevard. All the company was In high
spirits, and the decorate Ions OF holly and 4
imstletoe gave a holiday air to the scene
Dainty ref eshnents 81 consisting Of punch
Ices and cakes, were served u the close
Eof the evening. e NJ, It'll
}a8 Those present were Misses X alto Bird, z
Bessie galloway, 1rma Silllanr CairdineS
Ferguson. Eula y w ILLS, Kate h Boul ware:
Matte Reese, Mary Carmo day lima Car
lrett aand Mr.. Harry 81 Messrs, u CT
tBoll Ware,S George Reese Fred n lnher, rs
Preston
sClen1lner. Roy Carmoda y,f u .ts Bowman,
Richard Clemrner, * q d Dameron, ]. u r
,Hurn and Fl. G. RI Ugh HI
$$S Prof. S II. Throckr ton and Mrs.
hrockmorton, OF Danville g 70 visit
ling atSthe home sof Dr. +. n. " Painter,
on High Street. M 3s
sssss. M r. and Mrs. Robby Stearnes, gof8 ev
Orleans, Is vsit Ting ID; Dr.,
S my Mr.. SA 4 N. 81 Bowman u. who snantF the
turned home Monday l5,S III ST
$I$ Mrs j amess Chalmers and sister, Miss
Martha Duncan, LEI T. thursday for st.
Petersburg, Fla, n hero they will spend
the winter. 58 5Fs3
S$s Col n AZ Nj. n Bowman RET turned 4 Tuesday
from Corp nsbnrg. Pa: where he has been cen
Mrs. SL,s r. Coates and daughter Shelly,
arrived Monday, nd will spend the holt
days with Mrs SA.3 II Berg tison on Ugh
IA Nh, walter: Bisss.. who Is attending
the New York Art Lea sue. is I'M Salem g n
FOR the holi days,
Miss n Ina Holland. teacher 53of English
$ins El!zab beth i College, b Charlotte. c..
reached rs Salem saturday to 81 spend the
Christmas holidays It'll her nother, Mrs
Agnes Holland. s5ss tSj; Il a s55
De Miss Alma Garrett, n who has been
spending Il the past two we ks I'm Henry
county returned home Monday, Va gS9
I Miss q atesf MOI fettSs$ who q teaching n
Bristol Tcnn.. arriV we'd In Salem Vednes-S
day;sand VII pend the days Will. her
family s25 js
ME- Charles Jollnst G, OF Connel lsyille.5
Pa, N IA visiting his fmothe at y the home
OF Mrs. O. G. ETompk lns. n Ii igh Street
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Mr., Bowen, OF Fauquier county, Will baS
holiday guests at I" Locust Dale. =
Mrs, Charles Ntccue and family left,
yesterday for Ashland. Va, where she
will spend the holidays with her parents,
/ Miss Alice Mays has returned home
from a visit to Richmond. 4,
Mr. ], ~. Hall, Of ~ ton, was q visitor
lin Richmond this week.
Mr., Sam, hi cioodloe, OF Blneflelld,
va, win spend Christmas with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, j, n. dloa.s Il
s Misses Mamie and Mamie Hawthnrnal
have returned trotsl school to spend the
holidays, Vi 3. i,a I, N
school, has gone to her home at Glad-SF
stone for Two weeks, E ...S .sS
a very attractive entertai nnent VIII na
given the children OF the Alton RaPltstf
Sunday school on Saturday, when SAINT
Claus and Mrs Santa Claus Will distIt
butte presents tro.n = bsautlfpl ehrsss 81
lmas tee, 81 5 81 s y Il iS y S5s ssiss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
FRONT ROYAL, VA.

3{ III Especial TO The Times Dlspatch,) 55
5Ss FIR ONT RoYAL,,YA, Dec 4.-----hIessrs
p. M. and r. q Il llaferro. OF New York,
are guests OF Captain T d a, Buck at the
Alton Inn. is s5 l35 u
B@ Garland Hansbrough y returned y to his
home In Winchester I this week, after a
pleasant visit 4, to q his uncle, Dr., NJ, r.
3Hansbrough, OF this place, Il
ISL John H. Downing and Warren ]. Davis,
OF the University OF Virginia, are at homo
for the holidays. .s$5S & i2S
F, FL Trout is at home here for
the holidays, i.
Is NJ, A. Trout has returned from Pitts