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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-09-18
WINCHESTER, VA
(snecIal to ME !Times-D;spatch.)

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.) 4.
WUNCHES1ER, VA"z September Rl1.--
Colonel and Mrs. S. S. Thomas. of Berry
VILE, have issued invitations for the mar
rage OF their niece, Miss Virginia Thomas
Butler, to DR.. John Edward Harris. The
ceremony is to take place on the evening
Of Tuesday. September 10Th, al o clock,
in Grace Episcopal Church Berryville.
Rev. Edward Wall officiating. There VIII
be a number OF attendants. After the
ceremony a reception will follow at the
home Of Colonel Thomas, and the happy
couple will leave on bridal tour. They
will reside In Berryville Miss Butler is
the daughter Of Mr.. Frank G.. Butler. OF
Charlestown, w. Va. but has been maxi
Ing her home with her uncle. She is q
pretty and accomplished young lady. Dr.,
Harris is a we'll known physician Of Ber-
ryville. He Is Virginlan by birth, but
resided for years In New York city.
Miss Emily Wecms left wednesday for
New York city, from where she sailed Tor
London. From London Miss Weems VIII
20 to Paris, and make that city her home
for the next two years, taking vocal In
struction under Madame Marchesi. one of
the most famous trainers OF the voice In
the world Miss Weems is the daugh-
ter. Of Mr.. e. V. Weems, wealthy Louisi-
anian. and president OF the San Juan SUI
gar Company. who makes Winchester his
home, She Is very popular and has many
friends who regret her departure but who
are confident she will make q. success. as
she possesses conspicuous musical talent,
Announcement has been made OF the
approaching marriage of Miss Emma Jel-
ME Baker. daughter Of William Baker,
OF Berkeley county. w. Va, to MI,
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SOCIAL
AT <,REVVE.

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sntertaihea The he Young Dung Woman's missionary
go OF the Baptist church at her home
Tuesday evening. Mrs Kidd Is president OF
.ne society, and Is untirjng IN her efforts 10
keep up the Interest among the young peo-
pee. Among the guests were: MISS Jonnsont
OF Knoxville TENN; Miss Daisy Goode, OF
Richnond and the new teachers OF the pnnilo
and Snead. ~ ".
Rev. Z; ~ Scott, OF the Presbyt,erian chur church
In Goochland county. Il. Il.
Mr.. Thomas l.. Payne left Friday Tor an
extended trip East and North -.
Miss Willie e Hammock left Tuesday ZOE
Petersburg to attend Davis C9 l,,e., i.
Mrs. William whcary, Of Petersburg, y
visiting at tho home OF Mr.. j.. w. Wheary.
Dr. =. b. Warriner. who IS mere on on.
leave of absence from the Philippines Is VISIT
ing relatives In Roanoke this week, =,
Miss Maud Sewers left "Wednesday. lot an III
extended Visit to Salem. Knoxvilie. Ienh., anu 'a
Miss Ada James. Of petersburg. who has
been the guest of her uncle Mr.. r. N. James ln
has returned home. , 4,
been the guest of Mrs W.. i. Wl.so' ,r, ~.
several weeks. returned to her nome "A u'''
Miss Edith Kineswood, Of St. Thomas.
Canada. who has been spending ne su,''r re
with her sister Mrs. 3. NJ Waterhouse,. ~
turned home Thursd lay. =. -. ,ya,rv
I.arper Sam Lanears. Emmett Robertson, i, - y;
p. Harvey, and Dr. D. W. Gills at' eh"eu
the Confederate reunion IN Lynchburs.
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4 Campbell County.

" " lspecIal to The Tlmes-D!spatch,l 7,
I,yNcH I STATION, VA, Sept. l7,-Mr, & y,
Jui,an Perrow's herd Of cattle. forty Of which
were affected with the black leg. nave srea NY
improved In health, only Tour OF hYe ~" -
~ H. a, j. NJ. purruss one q our most pTomtii
t home near here, and very little hope OF his
recovery Is entertained III. - ~. We
Miss Gladys returns y % e ns t
MANS College In Ly l1e = oo'p'0'o
he John Douglas has aGeeptea - n pass
tlon WIZ W ~ Stanton river near here,
NJ Lena Hubbard ls visiting 1F'e''s = Z
bH Maa Rsu Hh Hvsbard has returned home,
t Mss az extended visit to her sister, sFs
Buford OF Danville. Va. ~ rsun,on
Miss Bette burton Is attending the Feuu'o'
IN LynchhurG * 75isk!s 3EitAaS ~ GEGE
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Down in Gloucester,

fspecial to The Times-D spa tcho
ii oucEsTER, G. H.. SyA..s Sept; y. MANY
and there is little enterta inmeHt 4,
T'he advent OF the oyster season. tho toaaeT-
pulling and the saving Of the later nay.
crop cause demand for labor which IS TAR, 1a'FlY
su ", We reported that white Marsh, one Of
the largest and finest estates N GloucesSer,
on Of he Tabb tomesteads, has been ' puF1-
chased by gentleman from New fo DIX ~
JMdse and Mrs Wexford Rev, ana Mrs, ~. z;
AtWhits and Miss Sue Wexford have cio 10y 90
thelr sumner a home, LuEsA sfa' sa4 AeS
Mr., James Cowardln, 81 Klehm 1s,nss. Nan.
the .Exthange, the guest Of the Misses llapT
N.Y., H. Robert Perkins. OF Norfolk, is visit
Ing his friends, the Misses saflse' ~ 'seW'
= s'e Mra snoydon Hopk.ns left on Friday to
visit her parents Rev and Mrs' hepburn 2 y
ba Ms B pss:sd
the summer with Mr., and Mrs. Cart, e,.,,
Miss Matte Carr has entered the sat ~
School In baltimore. Miss Ethel Cart r, rs Is,
also in baltimore, and later Will 80 70 f'or--,
The saiIy Tonpkins chapter Va. ., ,c -, ha j.
a meeting at Gloucester Courthouse on 2'lues'
aa Ma louisa seawsN resigned the place q
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ella rance Franklin swartz. OF Clarke
county, Va, The ceremony Is to take
place at the home OF the bride on We'd
tnesdays evening. October. 10Th, at s Q clock.
and Rev: c. H. Buchanan, Of BrucetoWn,
this county, will officiate
The congregation and friends Of the
iBraddock Street Methodist Episco pal
Church, South. are now building a $1,000
Sunday school chapel, alongside the
church edfice, and the cornerstone IS
to be laid October Sth, BY Winchester
Hiram Lodge. No. Fl. a.. F. and a. NJ.
III is proposed to have the building ready
for dedication by March, at which time
the Baltimore Conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, will meet
hero. Rev. Charles D. Bulla, Is pastor
Of the church.
: Charles E. Clapp. Jr, son OF the Pitts
burg steel nagnate. who now own : Rose
mont" the Jesse Tyson estate. near Ber-
zryvllle, "A was badly cut at Spout Spring
recently. He alIghted from his carriage
with a glass in his hand to get a drink
and fell, breaking the glass and cutting
an artery in his wrist. Fortunately, Dr..
]. P.bLatane. OF Winchester. happened TO
be driving by and stopped and saved tho
boy from bleeding to death.
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Nelson Notes.

NORWOOD. VA. Sept 1.-THE infant ba aay
10 Lynchburg to tho hospital for pneumonia
Mrs sale robertson returned home home !, N n
Richmond on Monday last. after spending INC
most OF tho summer In Nelson. /, /,
Miss Alice galloway left to-day for scn ca
=" tttIn Mis- c.orinne Roberts Is spending the
month with her grandparents In Richmond. !. !,
Miss Emma spIncer made o short ZIP 1Ip -
5LS sis RnbertN McGinis, who has been visit
ing .j his family here. returned on SATURDAY r. :;
to Maryland. where he Is engaged e.1 IN ous'-
! Mira. William r. Robertson. Of Ric in n. Q;
and her daughter. Mrs. Blame ana oa t9.. %
petersburg. are Waiting their reiarve ~ Week
at Broaddus. 500
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LINGER LONGER ALTON.
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: 4
E ACTON, II VA, Sept 1.-THE cool crisp au-
tumnI air OF the mountains is being thor
oushly enjoyed BY the city guests I. lingering ny
children. who dread walking q block in the
city. are seen In parties walking for miles
over tho mountain roads. with Alpine stock
with rosy cheeks and sparkling eye, With
the appetite of q farm hand. s,
Herr Goodloe has threatened to raise the
rates tor city .'appetItes.'
The children are enjoying the chinquepins
wss sy d Fas r. sass
at their summer home. Royal Orchard,
as it both TO exchange the free open country
Tho Misses Pettcolas. OF Richmond. are
stopping at the Kirby House. on their way
'g s1ss Ma Martha tn, weisger Of 14lshland Lodge
left to-day for Richmond for visit o.
Ao Mr. pePraire and Miss Belle De Pra,re OF
Charleston w, Va. are at Highland Lodge: !,
Miss Charlote G9qaos q BE stone Gep
a At Chestnut ridge are Mrs; Helen Burns rs
washington, and Mr.. Garter, {, Of Georgia 1s,.
e ou who have Ssss a' sex
Atom H'" House are: Ms; George cSnninshs'm
Mss H My W Ezsa sssSeaT
Wrieht. Mrs. G. D. Wingheld and family,
Of '' Richmond: Mrs Henry. Pollard. Mrs; y, j.,
Il Vaughan and sons: o. Hlo nm r,p Mie'
Of m''' New York: Miss lsamey. Mrs. "; ?.
Saunders and family Mrs ohe s MaMent ct
T,r st,o,,t Mr.. Coason s, Parrish, J.. w.
Williams niI George powe Jr Thomas ~. Mag Ma
FarIand Of Tennessee; William I,,o keleg, T.
n. Philiips, Williamsburg, Val 4 I; j. Mere-
dIth. Mrs. David Stewart John &c 6. st e n
Elizabeth Stewart, PittshuIg ra'' e ~
i Peters, Claude Smith, Virginia 8t
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LEEsBURG, VA.
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gt547aal peClai 10 Inc ENTHUSIASTICALLY.
81 sLEESBuRG, VA. Sept l7.-Rev. r. K A..
Judge and Mrs. r. II. Tebbs
MI Gas y Fleming Ennr,s Of 1aekEonvic Fla
Mrs. Henry Harrison is visiting ner bro
ther. John Lee, ESQ. prominent attorney
Judge and Mrs, j. b. McCabe entertained
Senator Thomas S Martin during his recent
visit III Leesbure,
Francis Saunders, son Of Fred. E. Saunders,
and Henson Gill. son OF John l.. GIL, county
treasurer. are students at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute. aA&
Mr.. Paul Littlcjohn has accepted position
as chemist IN Roanoke. Va,
Mr.. J. r. Eeuehier attended the meeting OF
the Grand Camr Confederate Veterans, ut
Misses Sel!ie Mcintosh ard Alice Wise
sponsors for the Elshth Congressional Dis:
for Lynchburr on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis NJ Lake announce
the Of their dsusSter Ella Hatch:
wedding will take nlacc October 18th, at
Phlemont Va. at Roszel chapel.
annna assfe ., ho hsy
< evening. September 10th Captain w e.
Garrett will he toastmnster
Miss El!zabct' G. Nom, Of Petersburg. Va.
has returned from visit to her aunt Mrs.
c. A. English.
Tho german Of the Leesburs Assembly on
was led By M-. and Mrs r. G. T. Moncure,
ct Falls Church Va. The chanerones were
Teverlv, Of winchester: Josenn v'-i4.,. Of ot
Winchester: Hattie carctt Jane, X. Karri-
son. Walter Harrison. C. A. English
Mr.. John IIrshur, clerk ~ the State Cor
roration Commission. was the guest on Tues
davs OF Mr. Henry Fairfax. at Oak IIill
The Loudonn Hunt Club made the fret run
OF the season IN Tuesday over course OF
g three and orf-hnX miles, Mr., n. r. Tenra-t
,uas NJ F H: .T1ase- !, 1o'1nmnr in r,rs wore
IRIS. n. stenhersor. .inhr S. rastlenan md
Miss Dawson, Mrs y NJ Chscher.or. Ir
Mrs Henry Fairfrr Nrs n " Tenant
Misses Haxall, ard Misses Nn,an1
Mrs. William p. Taylcr.3 ~ Oak Grow. yes' :
,-oreland courtr Va. is 'he .-"oet 90 Mr. and
Mrs. ". II. Martin. in 1eeshurr Va
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u King ( i, William People.
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Williams, OF the Methodist church. assisted by
Rev. William 3. Jett. Of Pttsyyana cG %s,hSi
has closed q successful meeting ~ re.'o'
eI ME- r. Pollard is very ~ at his h e e.
near Enfield His daushtsrsLi ~ eor their their
s anu in Norfolk county. have been called
home on account Of his Illness neao,d and Hel.n
M o,snv' of Mangohlck. have gone to Bowling
Mercer Abrams Of Enfield and Ragldna a for
William and Mary callege = ~ 10 hnsv ~
Misses Eva Giavatt and Martha pa ~ Bcp 2.
caino, viii attend the high school az l'c'-s
mond, this winter. !5itt.s
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STAUNTON SOCIAL,

feast has come to be part of the exist
Ing order OF things like the Fourth Of
July and Christmas. And each year It
Is better, than the last, If such thing
were possible. no more cordia hospl-
tally is met with anywhere than at cas-
selton, and no, finer melons grow than
those that rlpen on the judges fertile
acres along the banks OF New river.
& More han hundred Of Judge Cassel's
friends assembled at his bidding Thurs
day evening. Each was disguised and
masked, and much merriment ensued in
solving the identity OF the guests from
their voice and conversation, aided by
labels pinned on their backs. suggesting
their leading characteristic.
After the masks were laid aside delight
full music was rendered by Judge and Mrs.
Cassell, Miss LILLIAN Longley and Mrs.
Robinson, of Newport News.
The lawn at casselton comprises about
three acres, dotted with trees. flowers and
shrubs. This was lit up With Japanese
lanterns and electric lights put in for the
occasion. and q negro band under the
during the evening.
The melons were served on the lawn,
Mr.. Ned Cassel carving, assisted by Mr..
Walter Cassel.
Among the out-of- town guests were
Judge a. A. Phlegar and family, Of
Miss Lillian Longley entertained the
Afternoon Idlers very delightfully."- Mon
day. about twenty young ladies and young
,natrons being present. Thomas Nelson
Pages story, BRED in the Bone" was
read BY Miss Pearl Rosenfeld. who is a
beautiful reader, and ice-cream. cake,
coffee and 'bonbons were served by tho
hostess. assisted by Mrs. ]. r. Is. Cowan
and Miss kathleen Cassell. @
Mrs Fred Tlley, of Washington. is
the guest of Mrs. J. r. x. Cowan.
Mr.. Robert Preston left Thursday for
New York. where he has accepted posi-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Nye sponsor for tho
G. G. Wharton Camp, left Tuesday for
the Confederate reunion, accompanied
by her sister and father. Miss Emma and
DR. W. p. Nye.
Captain Hugh Preston has been very
sick the past week.
Mrs. William Ingles and Mrs. George
W. Miles returned Wednesday from visit
to st. Louis and to Mrs. ]. w. Mitchell
at Bloomington, III.
General G. c. Wharton was unable to
| attend the Confederate Reunion on ac-
count OF the illness Of his grand daughter.
| Miss Mia Wharton. with scarlet fever.
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FREDERIcK's HALL.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.) e,
FREDEKlcK's HALL, VA, Sept l7.-Mi,s
Lizzio Fardenbergh has returned homo after
flying trip TO Richmond visiting her
brothers
Miss Maude Pondckter left yesterday for
liollins' Institute, where she VIII attend
school the ensuing session.
Mrs, W. II. Spicer and Miss Sally Make. OF
Norfolk are spending some time with tho
fanLly OF Mrs T. II, Spcer.
MISS Grace Crank and Mics Miller, OF New
Mexico. after u brief Walt to Miss Ina Grace
Crank. have returned home.
Mr. w. Carey Barker left yesterday for
the v. p. l.. at BlacksburB,
Mr., G, " Goodwin viii leave ina fcw
days for 81 Louis
Sir. r. G, Garrst, and family leaves to-
morrow for Roxbury. Va. their old home,
Mis- Abby Scott, OF Texas. Ii tho guest
OF Mrs3 Or e. A. Terrell
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ALEXANDRIA CITY.

,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, Sept 17-h1rs Charles
y. stuart, formerly of this city. has issued
Invitations 70 the marriage of her daughter
Miss Ruth Yates Stuart, and Mr.. NJ. Power
q Nalley, which Is to take place al Sunny
SIDE" Fletcher North Carolina on Wednesday,
Rss. p. P. Phillips rector of ST. paul's
Church and family. have returned from
Misses Laura Grill!an and Myrtle Low, OF
Key West Florida. are visiting Mrs j. H.
1'yrne. at her home on North Fairfax Street
Judge J. X. NJ. Morton and Corporation At
ttorney Gardner Boothe, have returned from
Europe. -
Mr.. George II. Ruckcr clerk Of the courts
OF Alexandria county, is visiting the fair at
81. Louis
Messrs. William II. May. w NJ Sherwood,
John D. johnson, r " Galllard, and Alex
aDder Lyles. representatives OF the r. e. Lee
Camp Confederate Veterans, attended tho
meeting OF the Grand Camp at Lynchburg,
Miss Sarah Stuart. who has been travelling
in Europe has returned.
Mr.. Julian T. Burke and family. have re.
turned from the White Sulphur Springs
Miss Kate Evele,h and Miss Virginia Wheat
are visiting In Augusta county.
Miss julia Domaine and Miss Nina farmer.
OF this city have entered the Randolph Macon
Woman's College at Lynchburg,
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WYTHEVILLE, VA.
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1 Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
WYrHEy1DLE VA. SEPTEMBER I,,e pc, L. : =
Among those from Wythevilie. VINO az
tended the reunion at Lynchburg were
Miss Sue NJ, SpIller, sponsor for the
4 Second Brigade Of Sons of Veterans;
4 Miss Lottie Hodges Of Norfolk. her maid
| or honor who has been sunmering IN
Wytheville;9 Judge j. S. Fulton Colonels
/ f. e. 5yNithers and W. 0. Moore. Pr. ;.
r. SaSers, Judge anu Mrs. s. W.QWllIiams
| and Messrs.s Il. Lee Trinkle ana j.. -.
i Blair.
Mr.and Mrs jackson Guy left on Tues
! day for their home in Richmond.
Miss Elsie Ball and Miss Floride Hard
/ ing, Of northumberland county, are re-
cent arrivals at the Wytheville Seminary.
i Mrs Thomas NJ Carter and children,
! who have been spending the sumn1erW 'tn
/ the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. j..
! a. Powell. have returned to their nome
| in Harriston. Miss.
Miss Brownie Miller will entertain
| number Of her friends this evening.
Miss Claire Heuser is at home after
! rrotra cted visit to friends in Milton, n. e.
Mrs. Charles Witherspoon, Of Peters
4 burg, Va. who has been the guest or
Mrs. w. n. spiller, left Tuesday for her
| home. .4s gs5
Mrs Jas. Causey and Miss Mary Douglass
Causey will return to Suffolk on Sat
urday.
Rev NJ. p. Logan, D. D.. Is In Chris
tiansburg attending the convocatlon OF
Southwestern Virginia.
Mrs. Garnet Andrews, Sr., who has
geen sunmering here, returned this week
| to Chattanooga. I. %
q Miss Lizzie otey left yesterday forSthe
Virginia Female Institute, at Staunton.
Miss Rose Williams left yesterday for
! Roanoke to attend the marriage of her
7 cousin, Miss Elizabeth Williams, OF
Matoaka NV. Va, to Dr.. w. S. Cooper, Of
West Virginia, which event will be sol
emnized in that city to-day.
Judge r. G.. Jackson returned from
\ holding his court In Carroll yesterday.
Misses Virginia and Katie st. Clair VIII
in the near future move their sanitoriun',
which they have for a number OF years
l successfully conducted here, to Bristol.
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Especial to The Times Dispatch.)
Sta NTON, YA.,S September l7.-Miss
Eleanor Cameron Opie. entertained her
little friends Wednesday, evening. After
spending some time In the house playing
games, all repa red to Reservoir HILL,
where they partook OF delicious refresh
ments the balance of the afternoon being
spent in out door games.
Those invited were: Misses Emily Black
ford, Virginia Parkins. Rachel Rodgers.
Mary L!pscornb. Jean Sprinkle. Eliza ..
Lipscomb, Margaret Hillery, Francs Tim
berlake, Eliza beth Ker. Elizabeth Calc-
well, Carolina and Frances Quarles, Eliza
beth Merriken, Cora Worthington, Char
lotto SPOTS, Fanny Murray. Eleanor Sur
Der, Anne Archer Hogshead. Elizabeth
Crew and Helen Moore. Messrs Kenneth
Mccoy, Clay Catlett. Victor B. Denny.
Waiter Opie, Fred Lingamfelter Frank
Merriken. Charles Hunter, Gilpin Will
son, Warner oliver. Frank Lee, Richard
and George Kcr. Frank Tilman, Horace
Brigstocke, Will. Rodgers and McCue
Marshall.
The young ladies gave a delightful
dance here Tuesday night IN the hall or
the stanton Dancing Club. The affair
was a leap-year ball, the young ladies'
going for their partners This proved
Il very enjoyable and amusing aifalr.
Those present were: w. B. Mcfarland,
with Mss Lutie Moore; James Hutche-
SON with Miss Mary Hutcneson, Franz
Grcathcad, with Miss Katie Hutcheson;
Eskrdgc Gilkeson and Lucy Btbvles X.
AZ. Jones and Mary Ransom, II, l.. Opic,
with Dstha Berkeley. duncan Curry,
with Mary Allen. Mac Wheat. with susie
Robcrtson, Stuart Robertson. with Sarah
| Robertson; George Allen and Louise Lit-
| tig; Dr. " lber Sprinkle and Corlne Valz,
| Frank Yost and Evelyn shrcckhise Allen,
| Buckley and Elsie Hamilton, w. q. Tim
berlake and Mamie Gras.y, WIN. Pillson
and Miss Helen Baxter, w q, Woodward
| ana Sarah Boykin
stags--W. r. Tyrce. Harry wall, OF
| Winchester. and Abney Payne. of Char
! lesion.
| stcrns.
Miss Carrie Todd. of Richmond, Is visit
| Ing her uncle. J. w. Todd
| Miss Alice Kelley, OF Norfolk, Is visit
ing Miss May Young here,
Mrs. c. H. Urncr, Mrs James Manor
| and 4 Misses Marguerite and Shirley
Manor, after short Visit 70 MIR, w. A.
| Wilson and friends IN this section, re-
| turned 10 Richmond this week.
Miss Sallie Fauntleroy, after spending
/ several weeks here at her home, has re-
/ turned 10 Frederick Md,
| Miss Celtic Mcclure has returned 10
/ Bichmon., after a visit to her cousins
Misses Sarah and Sue Robertson.
Mir. John w. Todd and Miss Todd are
T! visiting their children In Richmond.
Miss Lena Hanger. OF Richmond, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. john
| W, Long, In stanton. Is now Visiting
relatives in Augusta county.
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PROVIDENCE FONGk. VA, seW; lI,'-Mr,
fen days al stirling. and being o very &C.
cura,s shot he has bag1ed "A goodly quantity
Of rOra 4i
The friends Of Mr. and Mrs !. II Chris.
tan Yill' be sad 10 hear that their chill
drfn. .hp hays been suffering With fever,
ara Ell improving
hiss Annie Coleman. who spent The SUN.
IHer In charts cry. has returned 10 Rich.
mond 70 taxa charge u her school
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NORFOLK
SOCIETY.
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fspec,al to The Times Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK VA Sent l7 3a,sbt pTss ot Con.
faSsrsey eails attention 10 the fyst meeting
Of the fall of that chapter 70 oe he'a , ui,
Tuesday morning. ssptee in ~ NJ .ransactei
and the winters work 70 be ou,,ih nS 4, 81
election Of delegates 10 the U D =. II az ~
ds,as,,os to tho state convention In Peters.
burg The latter part OF October WI! n ss.o ~
Importance as well other matters fuli al
Ing the chapters work, thcreiore u ~ -
'e Miss Lille Powell and MISS Matte Tillsr.,
Ct En- d, ;,, Va s,r rse guests ~
Mr, Byrd Thompson returned Monday to , MS
home In 1'alttmors after yist t 70 ms 'a'"e
& Mrs Mrs. Percy S. stephenson has returned from
tho Sweet Chalybeatc Springs. ~. 49,. J.,
Turned Mr I from The e;r te White sulphur.
Miss salllc 1cache has returned from visit
. Miss Virginia carmichacl, who has been tho
guest Of Miss Guida chamherlnii ne iett lhnrs'
day for her nrK
last week OF Or, Edward Old. IN freeh''s'"
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs Lancaster Williams. Of Rich r.
Mrs Hugh Nelson PaEe will leave this J, week EEK
for ST. Louis where she Will be one OF the
hostesses at the Virginia building ana James
town day. ~ ,,,,,,,a, ~
Mr.. B. Gray Tunstall ana NI " i no.. -,
Dey have returned from trip to saratoga
Mrs. George " Gordan Mrs. James e. !, Y
waIdrop and Mr. John y. Gordan have re-
turned from a weeks stay at virginia Bencn.
Miss Elizabeth Pickett returned last wee, week
from New York, and has opened her Kihoer-
garten at ST. Georges School
Miss Rosa Perkins has returned from, stay
OF several weeks in Chrlstansburs, va.
Mr.. Thorn W. Henderson left Wednesday 1or
trip to California
Misses Margaret and Alice Old returned Tues
Mrs. Julian T.. Lynch and Miss virginia
relatives at Walnut HI" Orange county 4.
guest OF Mrs. James r. Hubbard In Free
Nj Thomas Talbot left last week for the
Mrs. Charles G. Elliott has returned from
visit to relatives In Oxford. n: e; 80
eastern shore Of virginia. where she has
Mil Misses ss' Betty and sail,;s west and Mr.. Al.
bert ek,der ret%rne q, r nuesaay IRON
Miss Grace Jones returned Saturday from
a stay Of several weeks in Clarke county
last week in wytneville. where his family are
Mrs. 4. Brooke Tavor and donchter ,,, have
returned from a months stay at Basic City
Mr.. Tayoe Gwathmey has returned from
trip to Charlottesville ..
Mrs Jane Pyrd has returned from a visit
10 relatives In Albennre county.
Miss Cav Blnckforrl who has. been al Lynn
haven with her father. and who hos re-
covered from his late illness. left "Wednesday
Mrs Roher, nuld. Masters Robert and
George Ould. nj Chnmrln,n. n. ". arrived In
Norfolk vcnesd,S to reside here IN the
man. No. 40 Duke street. Mrs. Ould was
formerly of R!chn,nnd.