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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
WATER SUPPLY SHORT

Residents on the north bench who receive
their wntor supply from the nighttime sys'
tom out OF wnter Monday night. This
was due to two causes, says the water de-
partmont. First every person in that dis
trict turned the hose on the lawns at the
same time; second tho pipes too small
20 supply the demand upon thom. The rcn-
ody is in laying larger pipos in the district
md this Tho aMthorites will consider at once
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
SOCIETY
SOCIAL CALENDAR

Miss Eveltne Thomas and Miss
Annie Adams will entertain at
Kensington on Friday afternoon
Miss Fanny Breeden will entor-
tain at cards this morning, in honor
of Miss Louise Walden.
Miss Jessie Home will enter
tain at cards tomorrow afternoon, in
honor Of Miss Walden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

ling tonight at 730 and
|, for one week at the same
coleman Balloon Co.. the most
original balloonists in the
appear at the Salt Palace,
eman Balloon Co,-two men
Nomen-perform all sorts OF
acts In midnir, after being
dizzy heights by balloon.
.NNON ACT-including two
Heaps.
pPLOSlVE BALL ACT-includ-
Irachute leaps.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
Wreck Catches Fire.
Holiday for Engineers.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-More than
5000 men in the employ of the engineering
department of the army Will enjoy half
holidays Saturday during the remainder
Of the summer. under the terms OF an
order Issued today from the War depart
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
TRAIN PLUNGES IN
LAKE, ELEVEN DIE
Great Northern Passenger Goes
Over Sixty-Foot Embankment
Into Deep Water.
WRECK TAKES FIRE
FROM EXPLODING GAS
Disaster Happened Near Spo-
kane, Wash; Was Caused
by Spreading Rails.

SPOKANE. Wash. July 29.-The en-.
eine. express car and smoking car Of
the Great Northern fast train, west
bound. are submerged in the deep
waters of Diamond lake. one and a half
miles east of Camden, about thirty
miles from Spokane. Nine men who
went down in the smoking car were
drowned, and the engine crew are dead
in the deep water. As the train came
through tho portal OF tunnel, the rails
spread aud the engine plunged down a
sixty-foot embankment into the lake,
followed by the express car and the
smoker. The other cars remained on
the track. The couplings were unbroken.
A wrecking car went out from Spo-
kane, and has lust returned with the
dead and injured
Wreck Catches Fire.
The wreck caught fire from illumi-
natirF gas. but the flames were ex-
tineEshed. One unknown man in the
day coach was probably fatally in
iured by the explosion of the gas
tank.
Diamond lake, though q small body
of water about half mile long, is
known TO be 800 feet deep in places,
and it is thought the engine lies in
125 feet of water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
Joe Cans Whips Holly.

SEATTLE, July 23,-Joe Cans OF Balti
more was given the decision over Dave
Holly of Philadelphia tonight at the end
of twenty rounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
SUFFERED AGON|ES
FOR FOUR YEARS
Whole Foot Nothing But Proud Flesh
Tried Different Physicians and
All Kinds of 0intnents = Could
Walk Only With Clutches = Ohio
Man Says:
" CUTlCURA REMEDIES
THE BEST ON EARTH"

"In the year 1899 the side of my
right foot was cut off from the little
Toe down to the heel, and the physician
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24
Beautiful Lagoon,

The ideal place to celebrate pioneer
day. Trains every hour after l p. N,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Miss Bessie Hatfield. who has been
visiting with friends In Provo for several
days, has returned 10 her home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Miss Beatrice Boreman of Ogden, who
has been visiting with Miss Fanny Breed
en- for the past ten days, viii leave
tomorrow for her home,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. EmDet Fulleersop OF CHI
cago and Mr., and Mrs. Horace Peery
who have been visiting in the city for
few days, left on Sunday for Ogden
Mrs. Il. Boncmort will leave early
next month for Idaho. where she will
speud six weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
r. l.. Albritten.
Miss Eloise Anderson left this morn
ing for ii Two weeks visit In Denver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Moore are at the
hotel in Brighton for couple OF weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Mr., Clement r. Troth and Miss Helen
Trcth OF Denver arrived in the city yes
terday morning. Miss Troth will spend
O. month at Rowland Hall. MIR. Troth
Will be a guest at the Wilson,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Capt. and Mrs. o. b. Myer and chill
dren are guests ut the Mantou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Moffatt are in
the city from Newhouse for few days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Miss Carrie Stewart and Miss Emma
Trumbo will leave tomorrow for New
Miss Stewart will visit with relatives
and friends in Ohio and Iowa en- route.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

MAJ. and Mrs. George Downing vii
leave the latter part of the week for Vir-
ginia, where they will visit with relatives
and friends for few weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Miss Lenore Morse was the hostess OF
a delightful breakfast yesterday morning
in honor OF Miss Louise Walden. Green
and white were the colors chosen for
the decorations. q large basket OF white
sweet peas forming the centerpiece. with
large bows OF white tulle and plumosa
at the corners OF the table The favors
We're punches OF the sweet peas, tied
with pale green ribbon. Invited to meet
Miss Walden were Miss Estelle Davis.
Miss Fora Morse, Miss Alverta Martin,
Miss Jessie Martin, Miss Ethel Partridge.
Miss Ruebelle Rathbone, Miss Irma
Walker. Miss Elsie Davis and Miss Mar
garet Walden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Miss Marie Dermltt OF Plttsburg will
arrive in the city the latter part OF the
week 10 be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Jay Gibson. Mss Dermitt is on
her way 10 the East after visit of sew
eral weeks in California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Mr. and Mrs. W II. Cord OF Philadel-
pbla are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Miss Fitch and Miss Maude Fitch en-
tertained party OF friends last evening
al Lagoon in honor OF out town guests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Mrs. r. Bonpemort entertained at
lawn party last evening IN honor OF little
Miss Estelle Duuyon, who yesterday cele
brated her ninth birthday. The long ta-
bic was set on the lawn and beautifully
decorated with profusion OF garden
flowers. The birthday cake, banked with
sweet peas was in the center of the Ia
BILE. lighted by nine candles. The favors
were dainty pink baskets filled with bon
bons. Those who assisted the hostess
during the evening were Mrs. n. A. Dun
yon, Mrs. Charles II. Barton OF Ogden.
Mrs. w. F. Beer. Miss Sgred Peterson,
Misses Wilma and Minnie Burmester. The
veranda was decorated with palms. Net
tletons orchestra being stationed in one
corner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

The Misses Alverta and Jessie Martin
entertained informally at 500 party yes
terday afternoon In homer of Miss Louise
Walden. The parlors were prettily
decorated with pink and white sweet
peas, while the dinlng-room was bright
with profusion OF sun6owers and mas
turtiums. The tally and score cards We're
wedding bells done In water colors. The
guests were Miss Ethel Partridge, Miss
Eveline Thomas. Miss Annie Adams, Miss
Jessie Home. Miss Margaret Walden. Miss
Agnes Nolen, Miss Rose Nolen, Miss Ina
Rudy. Miss Fanny BTeeden. Miss Marjorie
Higgins, Miss Irma Walker, Miss Lenore
Morse. Miss Rubelle Rathbone. Miss Lii
Han Burnhem. Miss Edna Edwards, Miss
Marion Jones. Miss Beatrice Boremon OF
ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

number of parties spent Sunday at
the Hermitage In ogden canyon. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford S. Pear
sail, Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Tternau, Miss
Lulu Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beeson,
Len Haynnan and Hugh Dougall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Mrs J. Q. LIE Forge entertained at
lake party on Saturday evening in honor
OF Mr.. E. r. Drake and Miss julia Drake
of keolsuk, Ia, cousins OF the hostess.
The party left the city on the o'clock
train, dinner being served at the beach.
The party included DR.. and Mrs. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Mallum, Miss Kate
Worse. Miss Lydia Russell, Mrs. j. II
Sanborn. William Baxter. "A. T Monroe.
Jack Lloyd and j. A. Goodhew.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

DR.. and Mrs. Augustus Behle. accom-
panied by Mrs. Anna Behle and Miss Beu-
lah Beble. left on Sunday for Brighton.
where they will spend the next two
weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-24

Attorney General and Mrs. NJ. a. Bree-
den and family spent Sunday al Pharaoh g
Glenn,
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CARTERSVILLE,VA.

L. =
Especial to The Times Dlspatct''la +
ScARTERsvILLE, VA, July ia 1
Prank Reynolds, Of Richmond. who ','is
been sick at MeHorlal Hospital fof sons y
weeks, As recovering rapldly. 4, ana ls n0w Y
Win I Ms parents In Caruersyllle,
Mrs. s.. u, ISie Is at Euckr roe t'eac'l foF
a STAY Of several days, !, i.
Miss Ellic Holmes, Of R1chmoha, y
visiting at MT. "A. II, BroWn's,
{ Mr.. Wilfrcd A. Powell has etnrnca lt tl
l,vilinmsburg where he, went 70 htcsNa
the marriage OF his sister.
Dr.. Carlton y. tJber. of Acconnac couh'
~. is VISITING friends In Cartersyllie.
Mrs, Thomas A. Grower, o. Wasll.,s.
ton. d. I'll, is IN GartersYille, visiting her
narerts Mr., and Mrs, II, !. Rhotes. s,5
MI, Obey A. irving, of R'chmona, y
--snenld,ng his vacation snear 5calrtersyll's
ut lis home Il, 7, ].
MISS sallie y, Duke Is Of home again
tafter d pleasant visit to- Supnyslde Ny, a
Miss Marie /. Rhodes Is tending ,lla
normal school at FarmYllle, Va sf3l
Misses Petit and l,eahy, eloeltlonlsts,
gave K recital at the home Of DR.. NJ.
r.. Snead on THURSDAY. SeYsnlnR for the
.lsanetit CT Baptist Missionary Society.
Mrs. Thomas n A. Grooy'sr of shlns.t
TON, d. ca is.visltlng her parents u:
casIersyille. Va
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.PEOPLE4a,IN FRANKLIN I
!. lspeclal \ to @The mes-Dlspratcf.l

lafGS Especial TO line HIlneS-DlSpatCl.) tsS
7aF7RANKLINiE A., July 7.-A VI del ig1t-S
full hay-ride was given by a few OF
the young men OF the town on tuesday
night In honor OF Misses Elizabeth aud
Salle Kelly, Of Cl,lpteper county, " a., who
arc the guests Of Miss Lille Howell. The
party lewt in wa CONS for Delaware Park,
"a distance Of about five miles, where they
enjoyed luncheon prepared by the young
ladies and refreshments carried by t:,e
young mon. The party made merry until
eleven-thirty, when they started back
for Franklin, arriving about one o clock..@
5Et Mr.. r.. d. Savage of Norfolk, Va,, Was
/ a guest Of his sister, Mrs. jaime L. Camp,
last Sunday.
II Mr. Robert G. Camp, of this place, sailed
for Europe from New Y orl1 on the attn
Eof June, to be gone until about the
10th OF September Mr.. Camp will visit
England, Germany, Franc :, Switzerland,
and most all the other countries worth
seeing. Mr.. Camp recently graduated
from the University of Virginia.
Mr.. John G. Parker and family LETT
tuesday the Sd for Balsaln,: N. q. Mr..
Parker will return OH Monday tile g.a,
while his family will be away until the
early part Of September. Miss Leila N or
fleet and little sister accompanied NJ.
Parkers family n
d Mr.-5L B. Henr'y and family returned
last Sunday from Forest City, Ark. where
they have been for a short vacation.
Miss Mabel Fox, of Green Plain, a.,
is the guest or her sister, Mrs. j. s. COBB
on Clay Street al ~
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i5.5N1illian1sburgS

583 Especial ito The Times.n lspat en-.
Williamson d, VA. July !. O. N Mrs I.
Es$ss' srs1ss s s'i home as'ss
Mrs, III HSsh Bird and children y. 4 are
Prof, ana Mrs j. Leslie, Hell aars, u, y
l Esra tSs s,,m %hsrs NPe rSl Aa
Mrs. u s. Foster and family. Mrs j, = ! ~. n,
an aI,d to a99 h} con-
iM!ss gsfo.es Martin ai e Alabama, W: y
vMs, MID AT ss fmess.e hae from
visit 10 Caroline county and Rlohmo !, a.
IN l.s left this veek
for some time. iss nov bstt err, !.
"a, sfssstREsS'! sna ne e!ssns
Msses Li..ie rylcr and Agnes Il, r y \ ]:
f9s lerld Ssssnaed ihe E see ~ 9o fSa
nTlesday and spent several hours V, aboard r.,
me 1ssn1d% M' MaSy a Ase
sherwel. 81 Mexico yirgln!a u and q d R Ria,,
s siabb sraMdEata N1f
i1ings ". Hobson accompanied tie party part,
"Rhode island on vednesday II lghtt
were Misses SHE Hundley. Mary e,,aLl!
I,ucile Foster. OLSON Mary, :! Sn,ete7
Bessie nussell OF Scotland and virginia ' gsilrl'l
q a. merry Merry crowd 81 young people en1oy.ssl
steam launch i'Inip.,,Tl Those N who went
we're Misses Mary Henley SPENCER, 4 laura aan
Mn,,de 4 Harris, Mani Meade, Lorna $nfid
Margaret b Daiy,|S Martha Lane, Agnes
Morecock, Edna and Lula Il Brooks \. ana
Messrs Randolph Harrison and ID
: Prof. j. W. Richie has left for New
York to do special work during the sum laSt
M. and Mrs. q. r. ] Jordan spent sew
erals days In Richmond this week ID N 81
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mi pGo!Tt!!A.N...

tsnecial ID The Timcs- Dispatch.] 5$sSS
& LoTHIAN1 VA, Jkly Miss AIM = g
Robins, Of NO. IA West NSe.n Street R1cll.
mond, was August Of Misses Margaret
and Mary Jewett tho Fourth. ii III, !.
&5 Miss I,oula g. Powell was a guest OF
Mrs Selwyn Hancock last eek.
Miss Edyth Hatcher. of Fork Union,
Nae hcen thc guest OF Miss Bette Win
b NJ. IS. b, winfree. guard Tat the penl--
tertiary. spent "Wednesday n night with
Ills brother, Rev. r. III. Nvinfree. MAJ
"A Master Bruce Ferguson OF Richmond,
"a anenflinE the summary with hisiFaunt.
Mrs, ", al; ovens, at the Cedars Farm,
"A Mr.. Cottrell, wife, children and nurse
are at w. p. Fields for8the summer
Miss Bette Winfree spent Wednesday
night with Miss Mabel Horner.
q Miss Mabel Horner expects to leave III
a few days to spend oseveral weeks with
her brother Mr.. Bernard Hornera In .Bris;-
toll. Tenn. a "a & Is IS
Miss Bertha Horner expects to spend
some time with friends in Norfolk, Va.
4 Mrs. Eliza Nd Vincent spent Wednesday
with friends here. If
AZ Mrs. CIV Weiseger, Of Ashland, Il Va..a
who was operated on recently at the Vir-
,Eina Hospital and came here forgt the
summer, has returned to the hospital for
treatment. Az s.fi s.s5 WI III ajjff
extremely III. s5t3. IN Ell
3 Mrs Tyler and daughter, Miss Char
,lotte, Of New York, are the guests OF the
formers brother, Mr.. Willie Bass.
.}S5 Miss Helen Weiseger, Of Manchester,
spent Tuesday with friends here. Il
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$SCOT'TSVlLLE,vA.5
\ Especial 10 The Times Dispatch,

Especial TO The Times: !, D,,spaltycn - 4,
SCOTTSYlL1lE,% 1u.y q !,
Town mere
titicate Of ele zion from t ne
July 80. . ~. I, I, 4. - y /, I, Y, "
The Council put IN =, Dig LOT tl!s WY Sr.t,,
school proper on me y, :, ", i.
and Valley ,tl. y t Scnool Co .r,
n1ittee accepts the Dig me pulu.:.s w. w.
be fltted up and 4usee ~ Wy
Offices and court I, 'os om r' \, 4.
It Is said that the directors 1 y .ne
Scottsville Natio Or fsaIk nave &, ~.
chased the Noel properly 81. on ,,yai.es
Street, from the posto!hce 70 my l...
House, inclusive taK IN, possessio'!
September lst, tear ao8!1 ne IVY =.
buildings and erect an up 60 oa '
building, with store rooms Q ms !, s,
Berja MN iios y \, OF C9rnWsl
England, and MISS n Eattle \. Harol ns,sl u
Aryona were mares e yn,y 90 a. q D,
o'clock at the nrldes ho1ne'S oytnee
Plummer y. Jones. ~ = 5s8l ls}{
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CHARLOTTE, N. c.
Special to The TIm,1,eag-Dlspatch.)


CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 4 Though
for the most part socletysis summering
at seashore and mountain, there has been
Just sufficient gaiety the current week to
keep the stay-at- homes from a state Of
absolute desuetude. There are NUM-
Der OF fair visitors in the city, and the
entertainments planned In their honor
give society folks something to think and
talk about. IA .B IS Il, W
Mr.. and Mrs Frank r. Nc Inch en- =
tertained Monday evening complimentary
to Misses Ruth C;roome, Of Greensboro,
and Frances Goodson. OF Concord, Those
present were: Misses Matte and julia
NlcNtllcal. Ruth Groome, Frances Good
Russell, Bernlce and Bessie Duncan,
Beatrice Blake and Louise Erwin, and
Messrs. Carl Hinson, Harry y Wakefield.
Tom Moore, Ggbert Shaw, Frank Potts
Desty Smith. Horace Johnson, Richard
Harris and Herbert Hunte
Mrs. j.. O. Gardner! entertained ain
formally at her home. an Piedmont Park,
Monday afternoon, in honor. Of her GUESTS.
Miss Mary Lane Davis. OF W Savannah,
and Mrs Daniel J.. McCarty. Of Fort
Pierce, Fla. 4:i S K.
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Squire and Mrs G. r. Hunter on East
Avenue, Miss Susie Fullerton ard Mr..
r. G., Spratt were united IN marriage by
Rev. Harris Mallnckrodt. rector Of ST..
Peters Episcopal Church. The cere-
mony: vas a quiet one onlys a few Until
mate friends witnessing, It, 5s8 5l
Miss Beatrice Blake entertained We'd
nesday evening at her home, on College
Street. complimentary to Misses Frances
Goodson, OF Concord, and Ruth Groon1e,
OF Greensboro. 1i Isl gs.ss 8s 44s5. N {
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if ll NJ blFlItI3I 5FlFs 1900,
home OF his boyhood, on Boone's Creek

home OF his hoyhood, on Boone's Greek.
on the Fourth OF July. it5 p u
Mr. w. H. Dettor and bride are at
home from their bridal tour, which in-
tcluded Norfolk and Washington.
MIR. James Az Stone and family and
Mr. wv. r. Stone and family are spending
ten days At Hunters Alum Springs, in
Virginia, "a k 4. @
Miss Rosa Bowers was married to Mr.
IL p. Germany on Wednesday evening
DR., w. Q. G'ochrane officiating. The
marriage was solemnlzed at the home
OF the hrides uncle, Mr., j. g, Bayless
The couple will reside in Bristol.
Mr.. James W. Lunn, OF the First Ma.
3tional Bank, left Tuesday OF this week
for Boston, Whence he VIII sail for
Europe. He will spend two months in
touring the Old World. a.
Mr.. and Mrs.. stuart +, Lindsay and
dalghter. Miss Dawn. are visiting Mr.,
I.indsay's boyhood fhone az RbcKbrtdge.
Va. ss & ~
Mr., James Rhea and Mr.. Walker Atc-
spadden are at Lake Geneva, Wis, 10
attend the YIN. g. a, summer training
school, 4a
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IA IA Is The Ti,nes- Dispatch) 85,
oRFoDfs, VA, July ~ hron lss 81 :.
n Sislfors from, Ill over Virglnia, ana d
~ be said tho South. are now Y. NJ \, zig !.
IA IVA tan resorts near Norfolk. Boatns,
Il ~ ff,ine and fishing constitute their cillet
s1fartAinment. Norfolk residents. 1907
q IA now leaving for their summer outs
Y ihgs. ss5 = !, !,
NirB.s Caldwell Hardy and Misses as LUCY y.
ana Kate Hardy have conc 70 Zen MAJ,
III, to spend the stlr1in or. MIS- MIS- ahluy
Il has ms fer. guests, NJ ~ Wis.
& HARDY, Of New York. Isl j 4.
\. Afisaes Louise. Betty aud Lucy Cooke,
~ 1tl,e University Of Virginia, have mr.
lrivea Al the NVlllougllby Beach Hotei,
3Hhere they will spend several weeks tkta' !.
iis'Snfrs w N, Old, Misses Margaret ana
H Ailce Old and Miss Alice Herbert Wcb"
\ sterR are spending the summer az sweet wee
{Chalybeate Springs Y,
Mrs. william Brown, Of philadelphia,
&is the guest Of Captain and Mrs a., =.
EsyYillets. at the navy yard. \.
Mrs. L. P. Roberts and children leit
Bthis week for Crockett Springs.
ssss3S Mrs. Edwin G. Lee Is visiting MIS-.
4 George Rose. In Gloucester co IN
eSl Miss Elizabeth Price, of Baltimore, Is
Sthe guest OF Miss Louise Sheldon, on y ork
Street. Il.
Harry Hodges Miss Katharine
Hodges and Mr.. Richard Hodges left LEI
this week for wythevlllc. They VIII re-
4 main there until October. .t
{s$5s Mrs. IL G. Hathaway and son, Edwin,
Ire spending the summer in the North.
i5ig Mss G eorgiana King, of New ! ORR. IS
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
l,lorrls K. King, on I1rcenason Street.
sS Mrs George c. Cabell, is visiting 3rela-
$ttves In Danvillc.
AIRS. Theophilus Tunls2 and children, and
Mrs. Margaret Wilson and the Misses Will
/ son will spend tho summer at Tunis
Mills Md. Cape May, N. -, and Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa. They will return 10
Norfolk about October 1st. e VI III
sss Misses Annie and Gwynne Ewell sailed
$fronl New + orli for Europe on 7 thursday.
They Will spend three months abroad IN
travelling. 81 e 81 AZ
s3tssNIrs.. Allyn and Misses Emily and Mabel
Allyn are guests at tho WlllouE-:'y
Beach Hotel. TIT 8
IA risscs Annie and E;na voight are visit
ing relatives at Sewanee, Tenn.
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4 CLARKE COUNTY GAY
Special 10 1'hs Tlmes-Dis patch,) q

Especial to 1'hs Ilmes-Dispatch)
39s8 WILDWOOD, VA. July mir. Henry
4 US Gilpin was at his country home, Kent ser,
y mere, for a short time tho first Of the
week 5a3 s3 .. #
mr.. Kenedth G1lpdn has gone to Colorado.
ii to visit his uncle. Mr.. Frank C5dlpin.
n Miss Webb. OF Fhiladel plta, IS the
guest az Mrs, Henry 6 ilpin, ut Kent
y mere. Ia IS IN {. I, e, Us f5 81, !.
[ Mar four nephews, came on Monday. IS g
B the neighborl,ood Of Boyce, where they
Z have rented the Glen fro m Captain MI
Ham Page Carter for several mon tbs. 32s
:s$ Mr. Nat Page, OF BALTIMORE Is at sara
tnga. the home of his father. Mr.. r.
Page. near Royce, for q short 5visl IT. "a
*. Thomas M. Carter, OF Richmond
Y came OF, Monday to Mr.. Peter "a. Nlayo's,
4 near aBoyce. n iit n 5S5s d I, ~. .3iS
y dolph In Wildwood. MI /
ss. Mrs. Onderdonk, OF st. James. MD. 10
ii spending n few weeks Mt Pleasant liill
Z Mr.. Richard P, Whiting! S, near Boyce 4.
sss Mr.. Robert II. Bensllaw; of Chnrlotles-
Il VILE. and his daughter. Miss J ,Iia Ben
q shaw came on Monday: to stay at Long
y Branch, Mr.. Hugh NJ Nelson's, NEAR
$NIillwood. Mir. Nelson Osborne, OF JEFF
81 ferso1$ county ". Va. has been visiting
81 at Mn Hugh M. Nelson's this week.
Mr.. Robert Stuart OF PorGsmou I'll, came
3BGils Monday to sAthlone, Mr. William ~
n Randoph's. near Wildwood. a.
d Miss Eva Gait, Of F'auQnler county -
" Visiting Miss Mary Carter Randolph, I
IL har home Athlone. S3s
Miss sh1dve, president of tho Union
d Protestant Infirnnary, In fillmore. Is the
Il guest Of Mrs. Edward Gay Butler, at
4 Anne fed.
I 81 Mr.. and Mrs. r., olsle came from Eau
@fquter on Tuesday To visit Mrs. Dorothy
s henderson,. and spent Wednesday wit
! her, attending the horse show and steeple-
h chase given by tho Blue Ridge HINT
4 Club at Carter Hall Grove on tina day.
Mr.. j. w Cartier, Broad Rock OF The
d Richmond Times Ills Ititcl, while in at
II tendance at the horse show. called ut
N PoWhatan, Mr.. p II Afayo's, and was
Il especially pleased witt, Mr.. Nlayo's hand
& npne 1orses.
.# DIR. Robert p. Cooke. Of Riverton, spent
wednesday In NIiltwood.., ~
Miss G. Cox OF" Richmond, is visit
" Ing Miss Isabelle Carter at I'owhat tan.
u Mrs. Hunt Turner. OF ST. Louis, with
T. her little daughter. Margaret, came to
y Page Brook, Mr., Charles Mulltkdn's, on
n Monday. s5 ~ = DID
MS. Ben oTallan. OF st. Louis, and
h herY daughter, Miss Ethel O'Fallan,
4 moved this week to their new home. Red
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