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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
sALEM SOCIAL.
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SALEM, VA, May o.---Airs. John Parrot
gave q aeshtful entertanm,enst, ,.s Monday Mar y
sSsnsf IN Of hosST sa nsT sMSss M Th
house was decorated in palms, and ferns, scar r.
let geraniums, Kidding brilliant .onca o. o.
white crepe dc chine and lace, received ne !,
guests in her usual gracious manner assisted
by Mrs Hnrmn ,os 81 r ynhnsss ana I'd
Miss Burwe in blue silk null over tnffeta,
Progressive euchrs was PLAYED nnor ~. ., e1 shaS
o. clock, when an elaborate supper, VI s''ae
and ices, was served. ..,
Tho head prizes wcre won by MISS h hise
Evans and Or. g. %. Koontz ana INC nooo, ~
were awarded to Miss Agnes Armstrong anu
MI George Reese. s
Those present were: Misses , Kate hS naah
A Ts ronr ary hanks MATHS brown Nora
Grace Wiley, Emma Ayres Bessie &C Gnlo pSs
Lucy nrsss Bessie H Mnqnani My
sow.sn. Mitchell t5etSsr. s 1 sh Rssss s
Mson m o Rnske lewis
). Tilasiey uep X q logan. II n: Tox. & F
Koontz. Fronk Wiley. and DR.. Custls Burwell.
Soe cosso coon cuS
at Hotel Duval There was large croW ~;
present and tho dancing continued TIL late
Mrs Z. p. Hartman, Of Lynchburg; Is the
guest Of Mrs John Parrott, on Broad Street.
Miss Matte Henderson, who mas speni tn 9
" Miss Eula wins is Of home again. after
an extended visit to friends N Franklin XIII
Misses claudno and Janet Terguso,, r re- !:
turned to Salem Wednesday after week. eis1 :
Mr.. Vernon Tompkins, Of Raleigh, N. c.
is visiting Ms mother on High Street: nj.
( timorc, after short visit to friends IN
SI DE-. ]. P. Killlan. who has been ~, Raieigh,
N c.. OH business for tho rna. week, re-
turnealhone Thursday Y, Il z, j, q
Mrs. Charles snwter. OF Blacksburg, Is VS.
ting her mother, Mrs. Thomas henderson,
on Main Street. 5@a
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NORFOLK SOCIETY.

MIR. lloyd, Mr. 1tniford. Mr.. Robinson x and
Lieutenant Milton. ~. A..
Is the guest Of the Misses serpel on Duke
Miss Fannie Grandy entertained, q few
friends at cards Monday evening ut her
home, in Client, in honor OF her guest MISS
Margaret Bell, OF Bel Air. Nd. - ~.
Kninmnzoo Whist Club Tuesday afternoon at
her home in Middle Street IN por rin tn.
pearanee-so prett,ly decorated with dog TSns
Who enioyed this interesting game were:
esdanes Harry Boatw,sht Reginald N Moora
John Eamrnerson. Esther Wilson. ElizSbeth
Nicely, salie and Nanny Holiday. Laia PI 'iIh
iner Matte Leigh Watts. Elizabeth Leigh,
Lizzie Hatton, Florence Isacot. Mary Emme e!
son.. Emma tfatton. Esther Reed ard Lois
Wright. ,, atf 1,,..
Laura walker, OF Philadelphia, are tho LEuests
Of Mrs. Fanny Nicely, in London street.
Portsmouth. a..
Mrs. Robert Gwaltney,- who has becnA ne ne
guest Of Mrs. Pendeton Boatwright. IN M ,s.,,,
Street, Portsmouth, has returned to her ihone
in Wilmington, n. G.
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Bessie Duke, OF Louisa, will DO married on
the 10th instant. "a s; s
& Mrs W. Il. pickles and ilttls daughter, OF
Richmond. spent last week at Mr.. B. *.
W j: N. c.
fsnnciol q The ,rjm,es- Dlspntch.'

Special to The Times Dispntch.)
WILM1EGToN. n. G., May .e-An unusual
event during tho past week was the reinterrin.
tho Supreme cour. OF North Carolina. Hon.
Alfred Moorg. who passed away in the first
decade. OF the last century. 83sa5 3
. The ceremonies attending the transfer Sof the
IGNORED ashes wa. II eharse s Of the North
s9a sg q ser annual
Cape Fear River. " historic prunswick:
was first buried. Tho party which went from,
this city was q REPRESENTATIVE one and many
lonial times were III the party. "a IA SS$$
Tho objective point OF tho perimngc Is .
spot rendered sacred w,th many hi,tor!c asso,
all that remains OF a once noble edf!ce; The
nge 10 this spot and ,this yehr tho TIP was
rendered especially important BY the res.
interring OF tho ashes OF the chief Justice.
d. Chief Justice Moore seryed in the Revo-3
Regiment OF tho Continental Line. and Later
serving a. attorney general Y Of tho state e
Mrs. Pembroke Jones, OF this city ana rev
York, lis now in italy. she having been absent
Mr. and Mrs. f: n. Lent. the former q
Of Of the week for sf,ar. hone in Brooklyn after
a pleasant sojourn In this section. where Mrs
1n,s home was bsf9fe , ner mar
OF their delightful plano concerto Mt tho
Elks. Club next Monday evening, a large NUM-
Der 6of the best local talent taking part. Mr.
j. Scott Decker OF this city. has composed =
gong. Dreaming. which , was s ;s q 1 ths
days nt:o In New York. and made quite a hit.
Mr.. Decker, who Is in charge OF the sta'ft
music house here. Will have several thousand
copies OF the song published tor sate over ths
country. d& 3 . /, q
ing thin week by Justice and Mrs. &Dorncmnnny
{ In honor Of their young daughter. Miss Katie
Bornernnnn, who WIS recently conflrmfd az
ST Panls Lutheran Church. There ~. were esTo
many guests present and very enjoyahis
The !. largest hotel now being erected a!
Yrichtyilc Beach by Mr.. W. J. Moore. VIII
be called ..The Sea Grand" a contest WAS
hold to determine name for the &, hotel an;.
r,,o for a suitable name. The award was
made BY a committee OF citizens. the prize
being q IS gold piece. the precious meta!
rnaucat for suitable name. 7 no awawa vas va
Chariot to- sstf ,i5 ,ae
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BERRYVILLE SOCIAL.
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RYy1LLE. Va a. Nay o,--Miss marry
I Mrs Standard will spend the winter IN
Charlestown, has returned to her mono IN
Miss Mary Moore. daughter Of Hon. A.
Miss Elizabeth Lee. who has been visiting
her = rrnndmother Mrs. Kounsnr, has re-
turned to Gloucester, via Alexandria.
Mrs VIM b. Lee and Miss NJ. w. 6lacN-
burn are guests Of Mrs k ;,o hean na v,ne 4
flying visit to friends has returned to New
MIS- Miss Mary Wall is In WASHINGTON. ri
Miss Jane Moore Is in Charlesto% w I. !, /.
F,mnkford with her grandmother, Mrs. Rose
IcCormick has returned to Alexandria
Mr. Blackburn Smith has returned IRON q
trip to washington .,a,.
Mrs Belle Lee Garrett after short VI v1s ai
g Mrs. rsa'' Alfred tucker Of New York, is the
guest of Mrs Mamie Powell McCormick
Mrs. pillin!Eham' Of Norfolk e Is at the Yif-
MI Edward stevens, Of Hoboken, n. -. who !, {,
has been visiting her mother. Mrs Emily
Lewis has returned to her home. Il Y
Miss Emily Smith has returned from
visit to Charlestown. ". va. ,,,,,.
& Miss Parkctt has returned from V'e s
- Mrs.. Carter Frceland Lewis is spending q
few days with Mrs. Nancy Mcguire.
y Miss Mamie Moss Taylor and MISS Nannle
Wilmer lime Mcclure were called TO New York X BY
the illness Of their cousin Mrs Mary Mar "a.
shall Stevens HYDE In Hoboken, N. J.F inc
news OF the death Of this lovely Eentlewoman
added to tho shock received BY the death OF
70 Nsw AND q Who
widely loved here, has saddened the COM
nunty. x.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
,RAP1DAN' R1PPLEys..

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RAPIDAN, Va, May s.-1Mr.y y G 7; !, Itolla-
Mr., s. 4. Carpenter has been q recent Gull
Mrs Mrs Mann. Of Richmond, Is the guest Of
Mrs W. w. r.. Bullock. Of staunton Is the
guest Of Mrs Lewis Roberts e, !, u, ~. 4
4 Dr. II, IS. willis Is visiting. relatives ~
MI. William Peyton, who, has been a visiting
relatives here has returned 70 q Ba!s'mq q
Mr.. Emory Bayne, Of washington y. ",
is on "a visit to his home here; !.
Il Mr., n. w. Wilmer, Of Nav YORK, y the
guest OF his brother. Mr., Joseph Wilmer.
Mrs Mary =. Grasty closed her private
school on Saturday last y. J. 4. q.
Misses Hass!e wins and and draae So9 91sat
Mrs. John Kinzer and daughter, Miss Alice,
OF Orange, spent Sunday and Monday at Mr..
~ Wallace Jacobs XII
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,WYTHEVILLE, VA.

4
i wYTHEvILLTO. VA, May 6..-Mlss Lima
Gbboncy left Friday for visit to New
York
attendance on the qonvooaton Of South :.
western Virginia. at Abingdon.
Mrs. Virginia Archer, OF l,'cllmond, cor'
tinucs critically Ill at the home OF her sister,
Miss j A,ie Cibboney on Nam Street.
Miss elizabeth Waller Moore. who hos been
pursuing n course of music In New York ms
winter returned to her home on Tues My.
Mr.. {. NJ. Trinklo returned last week from
u visit to Norfolk. ,
Mrs Charles Boyd and little son. Stafford
leave Friday for Virginia Beach, where they
Mrs. George Moore, OF Roanoke. is visiting
his father. MIR. r.. n. Pendleton, who Is quite
sick at his home on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". D. Gorkns, OF Washing-
ton, ar. in Wytheville this week. Mr.. Cork
ing will be stationed at the U. S. Fish hatch
cry near town
Tho state board OF Education has recently
appointed Prof. Robert navely. principal OF
the Wythevllle High School. to the chair
OF English at the Summer Normal TO be
held at Emory this yenr.
Miss May Rbble is visiting her brother,
Rev, Wallace G. Ribblc, Mt his home IN Rad
Mrs. 4. A. Campbell Is spending Some
tme with her mother. Mrs. W. A. Stuart,
who is quite sick In Russell county.
Miss Meone Parks, OF New York. IL the
guest OF Major w, G. Sanders 8lh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07

= Two fast 3yestibuled trains, With Parlors
Cars, leave Richmond (Maln Street Sta
ton every Sunday $3.50 "A. M /, and 20 a.
M, $3.50 A, NJ. train makes no stop be.s
tween Richmond and Old Point.
g a., NJ. train stops at Newport News
Passengers for Norfolk and Portsmouth,,
using steamer Virginia from Newport
News or via Ocean View route from Old
Point, Ton hours at the seaside Wv S
y Returning, leave Norfolk Via Ocean
View Railway
Ly ocean View every hour until 100 2, /.
Leave Old Point -. 9; 3 2, Nj
Arrive Richmond .....t,,,,,.t,loilb4 T, VI MI
Tickets also good returning yla ches-
apeake and Ohio steamer leaving Nor
folk 4;so r, M. Fast train leaving Old
Point 4i65 r, NJ. Newport News b;25 +,
NJ, arriving Richmond Z 2. NJ. # RI
Newport News passengers returning
must take train leaving Newport News.
tb:25 P,t M. or take later train at Old
Point, leaving s:15 p. NJ. This train
makes no stop between Old Point and
Richmond. G, g. o. Outing Trains res
turning. arrive Richmond z =, y, end
tl0:15 r, NJ, IA b IA iisa III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
CREWE SOCIAL.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
CREWE. VA. May s.--Mr. Morton Harper.
a position In Washington.
,s Waer FTkes Q.
Mrs. r. D. Lewis is visiting her sister, Mrs.
C.. ~. Putzel. Of Rchmond !, :,
extended visit 10 Blackstone, Petersburg, and
Misses Keilos Holland and Linda Walton.
Mr.. u. p. Logon. Division Master Mechanic
Of tho Norfolk & Western. was In town FRI
vice grand master q 3. q L; T; made q
visit ct. to SNottoway Lodge, NO 1856 Wednesday DAY
Miss RosnS Caldwell and Miss Davis Woody
the Mssss e,SiH
Vii Mr W s. Becker p9s and lN family TSs Mr.
Miss s wells and
Payne took IN Ben Hur In Richmond last '
Messrs. q. w Richardson and r.. r. Aston
left on Monday for Portland Oregon, to- at !.
tend the Grand Convention ct the Order q
po aN e bs saHsas'efs four waes s,'
Wednesday Afternoon in the back ~ yard Ard Of
bicycle and yas snag on a log OF wood pierced
his leg below tho knee, inflicting o very
2 ugly CASH several Inches long. +s 5snss5sy n
E Tho contract for the erection OF the new
brick block, OF three stories, to DO built by
Mr. Z. $ 3. N Oliver has been awarded to Mr..
Z Ii @. LeighSiof Blackstone. and work Is ex-
pected to begin ct an early date.
The meeting which has been going on at
tho Christian Church FOR z the past two
weeks. closed Wednesday night. Rev: II. B.;
Melton, Of Richmond assisted tho pastor,
Rev, S.5SA. Newton and the meeting proved one
OF great interest resulting In many CONVEX
MISS Mattiea Ward, Of Suffolk, is visiting
Miss Lizzie Hurt, Of Burkevillo. Is visiting
Miss Annie Ward. tss
Miss marguerite Allen, Of Hampd Sidney,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. H. Hines. 5i3as
Misses Annie and Maze ellis arc visiting
their cousin, Mrs Thomas Cary Johnson, OF
Richmond fss =
day night tit insthe Presbyterian Church, was
of quite an interesting nature. The large
building VIII ed d to its utmost capacity;
Seats were SrIntEed along tho aislea and stu
many stoodsY The different pastors OF tho
town took part inSthe programme. The prn.
cipai. Mr.. tsssAs Wood. \. made an address Of
welcome Mr. Henry Lee made an fntro..
Farmville., was tho orator OF the evening.
There were Rotations. drills, essays, etc.,
Mr.. c. e. Wilson. returned Sunday from an
had been to look 5safter his interest in the
Buffalo Galleries Company, who are engaged
in coal mining and in which Mr.. Wilson Is
largely Interested His company has only
been in active operation for a short while.
one months orders ahead for day and night
~ + !. v -
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WARRENToN.

Especial 70 Tho Tiincs-Dlspatch)
HARRENTON, VA, May B.-JSew residences
and newcomers are everywhere to be seen
"a MaFrsmson ms , summer: me king resi-,
be one of the most attractive homes around
herf
her house on cupeper Street entirely altered,
md tho many changes In the original plan
OF the house will be effected by tho latter
part nf the summer.
Richard Wallock has purchased '"Fenton"
,he summer home OF pr. George Chewing for
Houses have sprung up on Academy HIM.
like snushrooms after a rain.
1'ha progress Warrenton has made recently
Id II revelation 10 The "old- iiiners,n Who now
ana then cone back hero 70 I'VE,
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NORTH HANOVER,
(BY Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.) 3. III
ROCKVILLE. VA. May 6,-M!As Ethel Red,
Friday ana left for her home In Richmond
'o Mrs. d. x. Cooke and Miss Nellie Cooke
spent Saturday With Mrs Belle Nuokols, ct
H Miss Evelyn Holdcroft spent a few days
Mr. berkeley Cooke spent Saturday and
sunday With Mrs. Ira HoWles, near pahney:
g Mrs. Preston Z Hope md Miss Redwood, q, .oL
Waldelock, visited Mrs B. ~ Cooke III ms
Misses corinns ana Mabel peitrlck, Of Glen
Allen, spent Sunday With Mrs Courtney
\ Miss Miss Clare Taylor spent last week visiting
relatives In Richmond
Of Wontay, visited friends near Hanover Court
house, last week. IS ~. :, Is. * n
sennsss a aas az si II. home
near Vontay Monday morning ~.
Mr.. Andy Nnckols. Of WaldslocH, ana MSS
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4 HE WEEK.IN
.STAU1N TON.
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HrSN sSs,s| to v1 The mss sais,
pretty wedding took place Wednesday morn,
Ing when Miss Emma Brown was Harried
TO Mr.. Charles l.. Weller, both of this
a. NJ. Fraser. OF tho First Presbyterian
Church. assisted by REV. w. 9. Hulithen q
Trinity Episcopal Church. The wedding TOOK
place at the residence OF Mrs. Catherine y.
Lara. sister Of the BRIDE Mr.. Weller Is q
we'll known business man OF this city, and
one OF Staunton's most substantial citizens.
After a short bridal tour they VIII make
their home here. i, /,
b "A bicycle club was organized at the Y. Nj.
c. Al, thislweek with the following oificers:
Thomas \ Hbge PRESIDENT; Thomas Fraser.
treasurer: Richard Catlett, secretary. the
club will meet on Monday Of each week.
Miss Rosainc whittle entertained mum:
Der OF guests Thursday evening ~ non s OF
her guest, Miss Leila IIobson. Of Norfolk. N
Mr.. w. III. flyer and w. G, Fulcher ha y,
both purchased handsome automobiles. whlch
machines arrived this week. .
Mi. Edwin Peasants has returned from Hicn.
mond after visiting Misses Agnes and Mamie
Colonel and Mrs. n. L. Edmondson arc
visiting relatives in Richmond. rs
Mr. "A. g. Gordon and Professor u. o.
penle 4%ere In Richmond this week.
Misses Nina Gentry and Claude Patterson.
OF Atlanta, Ca, who have been guests OF
Miss Leta Watts at n large house party. went
TO Richmond Thursday, where they are Wis.
litng Mr. and Mrs. Fairfax Montague.
Mrs. r.. H. Fisher, of Richmond. Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Taylor on Berkeley
Plade ~ III s{sSE rs - ~. x "
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CAROLINE POINTS.
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ID fspecial to Tho Times Dlspatcn.)
noWIINc3f GREEN. VA. Mny s.y-Miss Ltl-
slian Farr,ir. OF washington, after visit to
Mrs. q. iP smoot. has returned home J.
Mr. Garnctt Cowherd, OF Ba!tlp'ore.s y ls 60
here this week. sf 81 .f I. III. 7. II. Is
s grs. B. g. Blythe ana daughter OF New "
mort News, has been Visiting her sister, MIS- NJ -
Roberta 5Thorntont at Mr.. j. L. Jordan 9.
Mrs. IS. ". DroAddus and daughters. Misses
Florence and Helen, spent several days this
week in Richmond, visiting FRIENDS. -
spending some lime in Charles city county COUNT.
with his mother. I33i Fl
tended the funeral OF General Fitzhugh LPe.1
Miss August. state organizer. Of IN. Chris ~:
tian Womnn's Hoard OF Missions. spent sew sew
Gral days with Mrs. Jno. White X,
The peach crop promises to be full one
sTiero is q fair sprinklinG OF apples but the
near crop Is a failure.
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Thomas Jones. az Romeo, were the stars OF
tunes. we're most pleasing. 81
ehs s1nf
Jones' in costume aroused enthusiastic APP;
'asS ZOOS ass st School, sS
duet by Misses Baldwin and Reid. and the
By Miss Eah DSdds and
the vocal solo By ittis Nils, Enor Peter, whose
singing 10 remarkably sweet. IS
young girls was very attractive, while tho
and true 70 ilfe. the children showing Ok.
Miss baldwin deserves much credit for,
the success Of the entstrtainmsnt which =, WIN u
Following close on the Easter german.
danced At Radtosa and neishborng towns last :
cSsiIa a. G Do. srsa,ss aSnG
pleasures OF Terpsichorc: Miss Dolly May
Laura, aiackie and Julia Ingles Agnss Macon m
Rosenfed. Anna Wilson and Leila Goldsmith:
M Msisai Wa nns'i Buard a William sa
Ing Ernest Billiard. A. W. Aston and Cadets
Byers and Taylor: Of y. 2. !; chapesonss,
Fred Harvey b $II
M. Henry McHnig. Jr., attended tho Easter
:! Miss 1eia Goidsmith entertained at cards
at her home on Eighth Street. Tuesday even
Ing; Z, I, :, *. s, -. {
Easter egg hunt Saturday afternoon in tho
beautiful grounds OF General g.. C.. Wharton
sesooi fn hsd their. IN the ehureh
candy treat given BY the superintendent, Judge
= Ex-0oyernor Tyler left Tuesday for Bed.
ford City, to attend the spring session o.
ModeFator, ana viii preside over the meeting
until Its adjournment afterwards going Tor
a short trip to Norfolk and Richmond. .
the Current Events Club Thursday afternoon:
Animated discussion Of current events and
as Snds s0l q .hs hostess Misses Anna and
Ra alHS 's Sonday on legal business
.sar I Ms.t Robs Mn,o ana
Virginia, who has been staying at the Cons
servatorys Of Music. Cincinnati, have Just re-.
KS clyde Miier. Of Kentucky
was in Radford county Thursday' - 4, 8
81 y ts e't illness .. her SON. % Colonel
MI. truman Builard was = delegate 70 tho
which met at Richmond "Wednesday attend
ing the May Festival concerts Tuesday after
hI Hr un nnd Mrs. Lewis 1ngles returned wednes
day from their bridal trip e Boston on, ana
home at Infe.iae near naaferd
was m'' taken i.st week e Memorial Iesp,.ai.
Richmond. !s reported doing nicely She was vas
hs
Christiansburs, this week. -. :. ~
4. a. weak by tho illnegs OF reson. -laWs
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THE FARMVILLE NORMAL

STATE 'e SoRA Ed 5s5 ieaiss'
Argus an ana tbs 4 Cunningham Literary socie-
in i1ts he spe As.enbis Hsi MIss lucy Manson;
Careful r preparation under tho guidance Of Miss
Marie Louise Whiting, had boon given to
The q
I Shakespeare evening = The representatives
Of tho two societies won great honor to them
Institution, BY their skillful execution Of tho
artistic programme which had been SO ad-
mrably planned
The exercises were as follows:
PART i. h.
.chorus-who is sylvia? Sschubert.> From
: Paper-The Rise Of the English Drama,
Frances Wolfe. S. -,
wSss Of Rass f1s Gas Merry
hs ma psSs,
Venice" Frankie Mckinney.
Piano polo-Overture from Faust" (Gou-
nod), Lillian Thompson.
Paper-A Boyhood In Oh stratf,r,, Nell In.}
Iefmens Rsa gsat, and s9m
Watson.
PART II.
Reading-The Trial Scene, from The M.r.
chant Of Venice, ~ Nellie Baker.
Portrait-'Portia," from "The Merchant OF
Paper inli Shakespeare, pramatist and
Man. Mary schogteld.
Portrait ophelia, Is from Hamlet" Eliza
plano standardization to the Dance rweber>.
Maud Mason jy 4 B
Cleopatra" Alice Paulett
Paper Some Shakespeare Heroines. Flora
Tabieau--" The Dead 1mogen." from mcymbe.
line" Mary Coleman, Fannie Price, Emerson
Jarman. $'
choruswh the Bee Sucks n There Turks J.
!, Arne Ariel song, from THE Tempest. = "a
A surprise number closed the programme.
In behalf OF the two societies, MISC Manson n son
new Assembly Hall, n large and very hand.
some picture OF q scene in stratfort-on-A Avon,
which was accepted by President Jarman with
graceful expression Of appreciation ana wo 9i
Of hearty the soeee ah9n
Mrs, Jane r., Cochran. tho, charming heal
of the home, entertained in tho kindergarten
rooms Wednesday evening nc torty
and Mr.. Elmer 10. Jones, This delightful
fairwel reception was given ~ honor o. MT.
Jones. who soils from New YORK, May " q. on
the Wilhelm der VARSITY work IN Ger
many. He carries with him every possible
good from Ills many friends. among the
faculty and students Tor pleasant yeaF
and safe return. -, =, ,,.,,. !. Z f,,,n,,,or.
land Courthouse FRIDAY to address an eduea.
tlonal rally upon practical school topics esle,,
cially upon tho themo OF rural schools ana
their Improvement. al 8lsSil
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RADFoRD SOCIAL.

(special to Tho Times Dis tch.) .
FADFoRD. VA, May 6, The entertainment
given BY the pupils of WadsWorth School I'll,
day evening was a great success ana ,nst ~. 81
fund. Tho programme was varied the COS
tunes exceedingly well gotten up and the cnll-
at KISS osi Evelyn Lyle as juliet and Master
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Mary's Little Car.

Wary'b LlIS!e
Mary had an auto car,
And everywhere that Mary went AZ
That auto carwEs was seen' III
She tried TO go to town one day,
While early morning gloWed;
When night time came the autocar
still stuck there In the road,
This made the farmers laugh ana ,ess
10 see the auto balk
II Mary ever got to town E
She doubtless had ~ We rs
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