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terstate Investment Company. and ,'V.a s.
Pa xne uaneral manager Of the I'M bOdeD

lterstate Investment Company. and ". s.,
Payne. general MANAGER Of the 1mboden
Coal and Coke Company, with Mr.. Tuck
err, superintendent, and otheE prominent
employees Of the company, were here last
week prospecting the coal veins and
tlmbered lands around here, }iF t45
Rev. G. "a. Barker, OF Benhams. Va. Is
holding q protracted meeting at Robbins's
Chapel, In the lower Crab Orchard, With
fine success and results. HI {5&
Y Tho United States Forestry Service men
Nave nearly completed their work here
on the large boundary Of timbered lands
Of the Interstate Investment Company
around here. This company9is going to
make an experiment on the growth Of
timber, according toathe plan made, .5
Il Leonard Dougherty and Miss Nora
Bledsoe were married hero last week.
Rev. William N, Rice. Of Clover Fork,
KY. qfficiated in the marriage ceremony.
The public school here, underFt the nlan-
agcment Of Professor Barton Young, Of
Dryden, Va, Is prospecting fine. He Is
an excellent teacher and young man Of
high reputation and standing in Lee
county, III g.9 III
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MlN.GTON, N. C.
Especial to The Tifnes-Disnat Z

Especial to The Times-D lspa tch.o ii
rs tNVlLb1INGTON, N. c., September 30
The past week has been fraught with
wedding nonncements, number Of
which have sent a futter through So
$ctety. In fact, 1t Is said that the winter
E Of the present year will mark the ban
1er one for nuptial events In, Whining
|: ton for perhaps q decade. NJ
n The weddings for November will In
b cudc q hose Sofs two OF the grandsons Of
thes late Hon. George Davis. 4 who was
a member Of Jefferson Davis Cabinet.
T hey are Thomas w Davis, ESD,
young member OF the local bur, and Mr..
George D.. Grow, also OF this sic ty The
former will marry Miss Anna Peck, and
the latter Miss Olive Armstrong. the
eldest daughter of Mr.. John s. @ Arm
strong. president OF thei,Atlantic National
Rank, this city.
Also during the month OF November
Miss Emma West and Dr. Thomas NJ.
Green Will be married, the ceremony
taking place In st. James Episcopal
church. sSEE;ls III "a 5S
Still another fall marriage will be that
| Of Miss Katherine Lee Beckwith to Mr..
Dennis Hobby Lee, a native OF Prince
George county, Va. Both of & the. con-
tracing partles-elect now reside here. N
At st. Paln's Evangelical Lutheran
church the sevening of October 11th, the
marriage Of Miss katherine Julia Stol-
ter*and Mr.. Fred G.. Middleton will be
brilliantly celebrated. s.
Mrs Thomas Martin Emerson former
&ly Of Richmond. but now of Wilmington
iand the wife Of Mr.. T.. NJ Emerson, OF
Ike Atlantic Coast Line, has been In
New York the past week, accompanied by
Miss Nellie Emerson, to meet Miss Eli
liotte Emerson. who had been making
an extensive trip abroad. "
Next week promises to be merry
one, as the Wilmington Light Infantry
has on tapis for tree nights a military
bazaar, which Will be given on the large
lawn In the rear Of the handsome marble
armory on Market street, and the Y. M.
+ c. A. will present a brilliant 1reception
& to mark the opening Of Its social season,
Etut these will he ccllpsed. so far as So!
ciety goes. by tho wedding of Miss Mar
garet Mearcs and Mr.. William Laumer
Il at the home of the sbrlde-elcct, No. 118
South Fourth street, Tuesday next.
Mrs, II. Hopkinson Smith and little
son, Master Frank, are expected to ar;
rive soon from their, home in London,
England, TO spend the winter with Mrs.
Smiths parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Il!dder.s
: Mrs, John a. Arringdale one Of VIII
mingtons society leaders, Is expected to
leave soon for tho North, where she
will later be Joined by Mr.. Arringdale,
and they will make an extensive west
ern trip. AZ pits 81
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Amherst County Notes,
Special to The Times D is tch.,

X CHESTNUT. yApE september 3o.,-
QuiteEsa pleasant time was spent Mon
day ct pleasant Ylew,Snear thls place,
by the gathering Of tile people and en-
joylng u nice time at tho Sunday school
picnic of New Prospect Church. Of which
Mr.. NJ. p. iatewopd is the superintendr
ent. The programme embraced Sum
day school talk by Mr.. Newman Edbank,
port News, who has arrived at the age
/ Of eighty years; lecture by Miss. osa
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Nk&x!Wh0ito|k&W6S
Yu,a 11-1nHE

June u-1905. 5iss} :g5
Is Z ss LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. u 5fs
$t 800 a. A1.--NoREoLk LIMITED. AIrlyess
Norfolk 1870 a NJ, stops only a. gI'stersburs,
s:o X M.~ac i41tt; EXPRESS: I'arlor
Car. Broller Services, Petersburg to l4ynchhlrg
and Roanoke. pullman sleepers Roanoke I, so (
oHe to K Knosviie, ana aoxviiis Memphis.
CAFE " E h9ep9ks s. M.smson Fo.S
Fsrmyllls Lyash9gys ena Ro4nSfssi
rlves Norfolk $3.50 R :. stops Only at Petsrs,
stsa,hers to hos ton, Providence. New York;;
Baltimore and Washington. .StG a x .a
1875 n. M.--For Norfolk and al stations east
y .; 10 +. M.MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman Shoppers Richmond to- Lynchpurg ano
Roa nolse " Petersburg to Bristol. LynchburG g.
Chattaneogaa Memphis and New Orleans, cats
l 5'a p. MIST. LOUIS EXPRESS, Pullman
Sleeper Petersburg to Roanoke and Roanoke to
Columbus Cafe Dining Car 9l9s.. TN - u
Trains arrive from the West 7l2 A. Nh 1:Uoa
p. M and t9;lS p. NJ. from Norfolk II ~ a.. ~
and $50 P. NJ y , q. 55gf, v ss s 5 BS
Ii WI n. BEVILLH. q: ~. HOsIE ~, -
Gent. Pass AIT. Dist. Fass' = 80 80
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STEAM BOATS
For New York.

Via Night Line Steamers Except Saturday,,
making Connection In Norfolk with Main Line
Ship following day at p. NJ. also Norfolk
and West tern Ry. At a. n. and F. NJ. and
H.. 'GrriakiIg connection daily Except Sunday
at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at
p. n, sils ~ Il 5s si,.s 55a 3, .38 n
". d. BOSWELL, city Ticket Agent, sos II,
Main Street; J. r. MAYER, Agent, Steamer .
Wharf Fl. b. WALKER, Y. T. and 4, NJ.
New York, N. Y, "a "A e 81
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2 From Crab Orchard,
5ISnaninl Z II, AlEha Tinles- u sna tnh.l /.

CRAB ORCHARD, MAJ september Co..
Messrs r. O. Ballard Thruston of souts-
Vile, KY, the main manager Of the $ln-
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Hill, a popular school teacher Of the,
county, and In conclusion a Sunday school
talk by the Rev. G.. II. Cook, the pastor
OF the church. s,a IA
A recess was given for dinner after
the speech OF Mr. Newman Eubank,
The friends and relatives Of this imme-
5diate section are grieved to hear of the
ulnr proprIctress OF the new RichmoNd
Hotel which occurred recently She was
born md reared in this immediate sec
ton. is NJ ii E#s
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TJaAtLHo'Al,s
se, Scenic Route
10 UTl!s:si' TIN. West \ 4 \ Il
2 l1ours and Is Minutes to Norfolk

= siiu - = - ~
4 sept rs. 1906 III HI Fl ssSsy f5is
LEAVE Is1cliMoN IL I: a sTBo Y MP.
1875 A N i e Newport News ans
900 p 5AA ,lia'n1s
I. 4 NJ por !sihoath il lis d. II. q, I,
ID fsis. g
Nj, Portsmouth s46 +. M. sjg sy{gS
,.S a H1Es IS
1880 4; M-.-Local to Honeeyer,e dally 20
Es@oP ear % an staa ssh sss
ern Locals. North and South. sat@ stauY-
t to With b and O., North !; at RonccvefttsS
400 p. NJ. -.Daiiy--cafe par1or Car A Ia Roncs-s
Indianapolis and Chca go wlthout chAn1el
Pullman service Tor toulsvills and st
86:ls P.M.,-Week Days-tocal 70 uordonsvillss
1o:45 F; iiy--Liml ted with Pullman SER
y nS 4! sor Cincinnst1 Louisville 81 Louis
!, ~ ". JAMEs RIVER TIM
IlSs33ins q, 1P Nsg castle, slifsos ysr;;:
n ns sp on wesn days
- i ANssf R1dfaoNB
Ss'e aa! HSd s nd Pss9t T. IF dala Inn
and rrG sso G y M aa S1d mss Liz
q. week days from stations between clifton 4
TGFss hna froH
sa5 2. NJ. daily; Gladstone Accom-. 8, % M.
+ Y a. TYIhH Fs.s All s S,, wA Ps..'
9. D.. DOYLE Cen u Mama ser. q. Il
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Wythepille

E=g 81
(speca. TO Tho fines -Dispatch.)
Ell HEV LIE Sept. aO.-'rhc summer
visitors, Of whom tvythcvllle has hhd>
more the present season than for years.
arc rapidly thlniitg OUT y
Mrs. Page Dame md Ut lie dn,ightcr. ,of
Baltimore, who spent the summer with
the formers grandfatherI Col. RI %.
tvithcrs. hnves returned to their home. AZ
Miss Angela f'rlnsfey, Of Rndford, was
tho guest OF Miss Rose Williams this
week. ~ FE5l q Z. 8ts45
~ Miss Willie Jordan leftsthis week for
Radford, where SHE Will spend the win
er8with her aunt, Mrs. selden Langley
Ntiss May Rbble returned Tuesday from
a trip OF several months to relatives III
Connecticut. }s l5J
Knoxville, are the guests Of Major W. G..
Mrs. snll!c Blair, Of Bristol, Is viscitlng
her son, Mr.. John G. Blair.
Miss Trent, Of Ridgcway, Va, Is spend
Ing several weeks With Mrs. Charles Az
Newland.at her home near town. n +. " y
Rev. Cauilcey Williams, y. D., and fam
ily, of Augusta, Ca, returned home on
Saturday. they are among d large NUM-
Dor OF. Southern people who regularly
charms TO the social life OF the place.
MIR. j. 1rby Hurt, OF Abingdon. spent
n few days IN Wythevllle this week.
II Mr.. Will Thomas left Monday to at
tend Washington and Lee University Y
Mrs. Joseph Kent and Miss Charlotte
Kent of Richmond, are visitors this
week TO Mrs r. j. Preston, at "F'lor-;
SAINT 5s VI \. Es = 5 5} "a
Mrs. AlcQuain and daughter, Of Texas,
who spent the summer here, returned
home Monday. tx q & s. l 55,
&85' Mrs. j. Norment Powell. Of Bristol
spep several days this week with her
mother, Mrs. j. II. Fulton.
Mrs s.sN. Williams Is In Roanoke, IT,
tending The fair % ISL x 4. /. .ff VI lE5G
M Mrs. .Graveley. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Williams. OF Martinsvllle, and Miss Kitty
Smith, Of Lynchburg, who have / been
at "Ingleside" for several weeks left this
week. t% %
& Mr.. Sidney Moore, Of the Tide water
1alroad,E is the guest Of his parents, Col-f
onel and Mrs. w. Q. Moore
MT. Jack Williams left Wednesday for
. Bryan, Texas, where he will attend
school. " II Z.
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SOUTH BOSTON
(speclal to The TImes-Dispatch.,s

Especial to- The Tlmes-Dispatch)
SOUTH BOSTON. VAN september 30r--
One OF The most enjoyable euchre parties
! OF tho season was that given by Miss
Bessie Y, Shepherd at her hoae on
Thursday afternoon. The parlors and
dining rooms had been handsomely dec.
Grated for the OCCASION and sweet mu-
Y sic, nterspersed throughout tho after
noon, made the occasion one OF unusual
pleasure, while the refreshments served
were the choicest and most delicious.
The prizes. q dainty pair OF embroidery
scissors, was won by Mss, John G. liar.
ris, 3 NJ n q,
Those Invited were Misses VIII Easley,
Louise Penick, Laura Stebblns, Mamie
Fry, Marie Hudmon. Louise Owen, lmo-
gen Watkins and Miss Shields; Mesdames
Robert II. Edmondson, W. I. Jordan, ".
r. Fowlkes, p. NJ Penick, n. p, Tucker,
"A. II Vaughan II. p. Armstrong, r, p,
Jordan. q. p, Faulkner j. q Harris and
CIV Brookes.
greeted Polk Miller and his l"Old South
Ql,artette' at the Opera House Wednes-
day evening Not n seat was yacHn1 ~
the house. This was the largest crowd
that has patronized the Opera House this
season.
MISS Minnie Ivey. Of New London, n,
c., is visiting Mrs, Sawyer, on y Wllhorna
Avenue
Miss Mary Coleman Of Rrooklya. NJ.
~. is visiting her parents at this place,
sho expects to return to Brooklyn In two
weeks, gi
Miss 4.ula IIarrell, who has been spend,
Ing several months III ltlmore, has re-
Mrs. Eugene M. Terry Is visiting rela-
tlyes in Mount Sterling Ky
Miss Annie Watkins, Of spartanburg,
81. g., has returned home after a pleas
ant visit TO Misses Watkins, Of this place,
a3i Mr. w, Henry Yancey returned to
Richmond College this week tn3res,lme
his studies. He spent hisSvacatlon tour
ing the North s Y.
From Crab Orchard;
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Ia Maitland paused and looked at Brown
as IL he expected him ito speals, but thai
gentleman only shutIhls square jaws the
moro firmly together and held his peace
lat least In so far as words \ We're con-
3cerned. II looks. like y ctlons, speak
louder than Words this black Yisage
with its two points Of fire made ELOQUENT To-
discourse. III charged all this display Of
malice to jealousy. It is not altogethers
pleasant to be placed at Q sad " iltlg
before tho one being whose GOD oplnion
one prizes above all things elsc,-tlla t Is
to say, L have read that such is the case
Il do not consider my own views upon
such matters expert testimony. In NIL
AFFAIRS Of 1.-THE heart my opinions cease
to- have weight IL at exactly the point
where that organ ceases to- be "a pun p.
! Even Gwen, i Think noticed Brownies
& determlned silence, for she said 70 Malt Malt
II am very grateful that your fore
! thought prevented mo from causing N y.
Browne even temporary annoyance py
5makinc him my messenger n s585
/ a She paused q moment q nd h th !eH con-
you were speaking Of the officers
theories. Il When they have convinced
themselves that no one o {, US y, has re-
moved the weapon, what !, men q ~, u
will ultimately fall back upon the suicide
!. theory, but they must find the weapon
4 here before they can ubstnntiate y ior
.I@if,iit be not here someone i must have
! taken it away and that someone could
| In "a only been the one VIII o used 1.-THE
/. assassin, in SHORTCUT here are the OIL
j GERS. Let each one of. us insist pom Pc
i ing searched. They can send to the sta
ton for q woman 70 search You s'.3 4, ~ ~,
! said In an undertone to Gwen and then
4 added: II trust you Will pardon my sug-
i costing n course which, IN your case,
n seems so utterly unnecessa put.3 l PC.
y 5lieve me, there are urgent reasons lor.ItSI
81 which il can explain later. II we Would
i hope to solve this mystery, everythlng de-
a Ponds upon absolute thoroughness Ct TINS y
II should cvince but poor appreciation. :. :"
alrcndy shown should & fall ITO |, follow 10,
IS YOUR slightest suggestion. It lis all Lean
4 offer you by way Of thanks, for the KIM ~
4 Interest you have taken
panied 81 three other now changed 3 n ,s
the tide Of the conyersation 8, Maitia N 9
A advanced and shook hands with one il
WHOM he introduced as MT, osborne iGNa a I,,a
4 brother officer 81 Mr.. Allen, and NJ.
Godln, a special detective, II J. J
III Osborne Impressed me as q man OF
z only mediocre ability thoroughiyll mpnE y,
Il with tho IDEA lhnt !ie 70 -
3 clever. D He spoke loudl IS and, !. thought
no RS so S frank md hearty hat could not
a help liking tho fellow, I.
i Nj. Godin on the contrary seeming re-
firing almost to the point Of seit,ap I.ne
j CATION. IIc said but little, apparently pre- ao
4 forring to keep In the background where
u lis lis notebook without too frequent inter-
rupton His manner was polis.hI ,a !, ~
/. seemed to me like II man OF glass,
( through 1hreHh whom every thought shono un-
shIndered. wondered how one VINO
seemed powerless to conceal ms oWn e! q.
i to thread Ills way through the dark and
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at Dinner yesterday in honor OF MAJOR
- 81, n,h,n,o. fraser who was

~ i4nner Yesterday in honor OF Aaoof-s
General Sir THOMAS Eraser, VINO WIS
afterward their guest at the darre 49,, ,,,,n
hlstl "a n1a snnic 1'emple by the Richmond
r =, club. Those who had tho pleas
nrn of experiencing Mr.. and MIS-. WI,
lnrd, q hospitality and of meeting Genera
INA snr included MI. Archer Anderson, ~
l.ao,.rn Rem. Johnston, Colonel W. COR
don McCabe. Mr.. Joseph Bryan, judge
1ames Keith and MI, Allen Potts
The Monday German.
,rhc dance given in the Masonic Temple
lat evening by the Richmond German
Club was one of the most elegant " ~, ~
winter. both in Its appointments ~ it,us'o
and in its excellent supper furhlsheu tlol's
the Womans Exchange, q hu''.pet ~ :.
out .of-town guests contrlputeu ~ ~
pleasure of the evening.
Among the patronesses present WHY
Mrs, THOMAS n. Carter Mrs John stew
AT BRYAN, Mrs. Levin Joynes ana Mrs
Joseph Willard.
Among the young ladies dancing were
MISS Kathleen Bruce. Miss Wexford, MISS
palmer, Miss BESSIE rompkins, Miss Me-
Cpre. Misses Harris, Miss skeltol, MlsS
| McAdams, Miss Hcbbard, MISS doruoN,
| MISS Affold Miss Rulherfoord' Miss
| Cru,np. Miss UrqMhart, Miss Morgall. MISS
! Waite. and others, The cotl'ion WAS '''
| by Mir. 10 Lane Stern.
Members Of tho club arc Messrs. y. q,
| Davenport, W. ., Young, J. I. George
| ". H. Palmer, Jr, John Currie, W; u,
Johnson, c, W. Branch, Thomas BolsinR,
! Jr, Levin Joynes j. s. Bryan, e. W,
Wetdcil, Thomas Adkins, +. st. O. COOKE,
+. Blackford, ]. P, Ieary. G. ". ANTRIM
i j. l.. Antrim, c. ]. Anderson, u, Y. MAYO,
G. H. Smith, saxHuuTs rtUbsprr1, r. y,
! Campbell j, ], I.eake, Ashton starke,
John *, Branch, George NJ. Reid, a, z,
slclfenncy, H. sk!pwith. Eppa Hpnton,
Jr., ", G. Noland T. r. McAdams John
l.. Lea, j. l., de Trev!e, w. IS. Hutchins,
Joseph II. Willard, Il, Carter Scott, ~,
Goodwin Boyhin. Harry Frazer, w, b.
Claiborne, Il. j. Wills. Jonathan Bryan,
Percy s. Bosher, W. q. Fergusson q. =,
| Wall, j, W. Graves William a, Smith,
q. L. Pinckpoy j. r. Anderson, +. w,
scarborough, Joel S. Perrin, Ut. Ruther-
| foord, j, Il. j, AnderHon, David NJ. 'currie,
l.. ", Brapdcr, r. II, Mayo, Robert q.
\ Cabell w. =, J.. Mayo, T., w, Hanewin-
knl, 10 Lane stern. ]. y. Patton Thomns
Atkinson, ~. G, Hazard, John M. Walker
II, =. Harrison, a, ]. Battle. Jr H. Wat
bins FSerson, u. O.IMcCaDe, y. II, sI.eake
n John $, Williams, George j, Se&y, John
lR Palmer. l. Y. Myers, Allsn Potts.
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NV. III, Blair John G.. Walker, p. !. D. D.
Myers, Jr., Egbert &. Leigh. GJr" George
Cole Scott. a. II. Harris. Jrp k Xii q
Mitchell. A. e.. DOMAIN, Thomas NJ car ''l1'-
ter, Archer Anderson, Jrr ", w Nor
ion, II. NJ. Perkins Gideon Davenport,
w. Douglas Gordon, II. b. Blankenshlp,
u, VI Williams, IT.. p. Darlington. Stuart
Michnux, Dir, II. ". Cooke, Messrs.
Charles Bruce, Edward Harris II. Burn
ley, Stuart G. Leako, +. st, Julien wilson,
Schuyler Hamilton, Gcssner Harrison, M.
dc c. IIobson. Joseph r. Anderson Bruce.
Some Of the membcrs OF the club do not
participate in It's active gayeties because
of their mourning. 3
Srnith-Wright.
At tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs ", -,
Wright Of Arcadia, Wednesday, jan
nary the 18TH Mr.. James F. Smith, OF
Rockbrldge county, led to the altar Miss
Beatrice Earl Wright. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. I. Il. Nor
ris. Of tho Baptist Church. after which
tho youthful couple left for the groom's
home to spend II few days. III
Pratt-Conrad.
There was a pretty, but quiet. wedding
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Mrs. James WEIGH Will entertain Tho
Nelghborhood Club at cards "Wednesday
evening, $3.50 O'Clock, in her home at No.
AIS West Main Street.
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Reception at ImnsHuel Tonight.
The congregation OF Emmanuel BAPTIST
Church Will gIve n reception tonight In honor
o. Rcv, l., ". stone tho pastor, ana MS
The deacons OF the church and their wives
Will receive With MI and Mrs. Stone, Light
refreshments Will. he served s}8alS
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ss MI IS Mary Hunter Bethel, Of re idsvile,
N. c. Is al guest Of Miss Nancy Waddlil,
NO. 924 Park Avenue. Il "
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IS Miss Louise stacy. who has been spend
ing several montns In Germantown Plil-
adelpha, reached 5S Richmond Saturday
evening, ana at No. 215 East Fra klin
Street YIN t 5}} # SS p s5 81 is Z,
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Mrs, W, D, Thomas has been called to
Warrenton by the 4deal l=of her sister
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Z Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Potter, Miss
Lyons. Miss Branch,5 Mr.. Frank Dayen-
port and Mr.. McCabe expect to sail from
Branch will spend some time In Italy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-31

n The Kate IWheclock Whist Club Will
meet this week With Mrs. p. Williams
at NJ 30 East Franklin Street. Il
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q Miss Edna Fairbanks has returned attcr
Ia pleasant visit to Miss Hattie hite-
house In fredericksburg. y
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Mrs. Robert Page Grymes, who has been
spending the last month with her dlugh-
ter, MRS Henley. at NYintcrpock, Va, will
be accompanied by her daughter Mrs.
Edward Wright, who will be her guest at
No. ol5 East Franklin Street. p
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4 Mr.. George w. Miles, Of Rndford, who IS
ut the Memorial Hospital, Is greatly Inn
proved. Mrs. Miles Is in Richmond with
her husband. sB8t;5 8 5!f $$55g
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Invitations have been issued to tho we'd
ding Of Miss "A leo Makely, daughte Of
Mr. and Mrs. alebrath Makely,% tof Eden.
ton ~ Henry M ard la d, shay
cur on ThursoN :. February 9th. at noon
in st. Paus Church. Edenton, N. G. SS4,.ssH
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Il q Mrs. Charles Williamson, OF Licking ton,
Ky, has been the guest of her daughter.
Mrs. Robert NJ Kent, Of South --.ird
Street, S3i33lt ~ 1ssi3
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n Miss Tina Siegel IS visiting Mrs. G.
Koch in Duke Street Norfolk.
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Miss Bessie Hunter whois .yltsing Mrs
Edgar Vennble in Tarmyille, W., is hays
ingA delightful time.
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Mrs. ST.. George Bryan has gone for
months stay to Eel Pnso, Tex. III }
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There wns a prelty, but quiet. wedding
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Mrs e. W. stearns, Of Fredericksburg
Is visiting relatives in the West End.
Il = ~ VIII S35
2l+ Miss Florence Nash, OF Fredericksburg,
Is visiting frienus In Richmond.
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II Misses jamie Nicely and Elizabeth NJ ar
tiny of Norfolk, will comcgto Rchmond.to
GordollGand 9Dr.: Gas ton Meyers, Of Will.
mington, NC, on February Sth.
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a number Of thentre parties arc being
made up by society people who wish a 6
SEQ Miss Robson in Z" Merely Mary Ann"
Miss Glasgow will occupy q box with
friends for ..ie performances
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Personal Mention.

II Mrs Robert Layne, Of North TWenty
fifth, has been and Is quito ill.55s Is IN &
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The Misses Williams, Of Orange, are the
guests Of MI, and Mrs. Granville Yalen-
tine. sil'43
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Miss George Charming ton, of Fauquicr,
Va, who attended tho marriage IN Rich
n0nd OF Miss Lilly Harrison Hill to Mr..
Wilson Lawrence Smith. Is now visiting
Miss Randolph IN Norfolk. 5t Il M 6,3
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Saturday ut Christ n. u. Church, Media le' l7
Vtl, wien Dr. Robert II. Pratt, WAR i3t.;
saw, Richmond county, md Miss sar "a !.
Conrad of Niiddlescx county were Unit United
Ill MARRIAGE AfiSt II Edgar Miller wa ts
best man. and Mr.. William 8. Potter, y
cottsin of tho bride, gave her ttwny.8 lrlic
ceremony was performed by the R se,,
II. ]. BeaEan. assisted BY tho Rev. VIII II.
4 liam Reese Scott, rector Of Christ Church.,
In the presence Of tho BRIDES Immediate
friends and Relatives t, #
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Mn, and Mrs John Capertop. OF Louis
Vile Ryn With their son, Hugh, sailed
from New York last week to remain
abroad until May, They Will go 70 Egypt