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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-06-29

IF in morals, as in politics, "the only
safe way of judging the future Is by
the past" there is very little encour-
agement to hope for any future hon.
esty in the management Of the state
dispensary machine.
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Sperial 4utites.
Sermon to the Woodmen.

Rev. E. K. Hardin will preach spe-
cial sermon to Pine Camp No. "A, w.
o. w. in the Methodist church at Glow
er on the second Sunday in July at IL
o'clock a. m. Members of the camp
viii assemble at the hall at 10 o'clock
m ]. f. JACKSON,
I'd Clerk Of Pine Camp No. A.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
CHURCH. OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD.
REV. ]. o. BABIN. RECTOR.

REV. ]. o. BABIN, RECTOR.
SUNDAY SERVICES. school at
10 a, m. Morning service at IL
o'clock. Afternoon service at
o'clock.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
REV. e. q. GILLESPIE. PASTOR
SUNDAY SERvICEs-Sunday school at
10 a. m. Morning service at IL o'clock.
Evening service at $50 o'clock.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
REV. ]. L. STOKES, D. D.. PASTOR.
SUNDAY SERvIcEs-Morning service
m. Evening service at $50 o'clock.
at II o'clock. Sunday school at p.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY-
TERRAIN.
REV. W. c. EwART. PASTOR.
SUNDAY SERvIcE5.-Sabbath school
at 10 a. m. Morning service at II
o'clock. Evening service at $3.50
o'clock.
BAPTIST.
SUNDAY SERvIcEs-Sunday school
at 10 o'clock, a. m.
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Gard of Thanks.

We desire to extend our thanks to
our friends and neighbors for their
kind assistance and sympathy in con-
nection with the Illness and death OF
our darling child, Ralph Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. LUTHER G. THOMPSON.
Yorkville, s. c., r. F. D., No. 4.
June 29 II"
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Ths aJorkrille Gnq''irre.
YORKVILLE, s. c.:
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1906.

WHEN Mr.. Jordan's big cotton stalk
alcohol plants get into operation
horses and mules will grow to be rar-
er than automobiles are now.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1906-06-29

If Mr.. Lumpkin is good enough to
get the sanction of the state Demo-
cratic executive committee as a candi-
date he has a right to a square deal.
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About Two Weeks Late.

Mr.. G. r. Wallace, four miles north
of Yorkville has the cleanest looking
cotton crop on the Charlotte road be-
tween Yorkvile and the river. Mr..
Wallace says that the crop is as good
this year as it was last but it is about
two weeks late.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

We Will Send The Enquirer
From this date until January lst
1907 for $1.O6
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SUNDAY SERvIcEs-Sunday school
at ID o'clock, q. m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
Lou Bowling are visiting friends ct Cape
Charles, VA HI 335
!. HALIFAX lAIF!:F!AI.R!S
7lspecI.l 70 The Tim 8 ii sp,altch.)

WIZ Especial to The Times p' spatch,) NE
& PAGES. VA. August There will be
an entertainment at Mercy Seat Church.
on the evening OF August 9th, IN honor
OF Rev. r.. 8. w llson's tWenty-fifth pass
itoral anniversary. sE Z.
.f Mrs. c. II, Holland, OF Dudley, n, CT.
Is spending some time with relatives y
this place, "a "a Ky 3 n
81 Mr. j, LOVING, os Eiliston. Va, returned
TO his home Monday q fterG q pleasant VISIT
here. "a 3 ss5s BS
Mrs. e. o. Rose, OF West Virginia, 10
visiting friends At this place. "a
Miss lice Burgess Is spending some
time In Henry county, iy ~
Mias Lille Vaughan, Of Lawranceyille.
Is on a few weeks Visit at her home near
here, NJ e 3
Miss Anna Hurt returned 70 her home
at CloYer. at ter spending some days with
Miss Gertie Olyer,. 81.
Miss Frances Coleman Ia Visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Terry ~ eprlnE
Mr., a. q z saerlsts ana daughters re-
after q stay OF ten days, b
M!ss Lille Jennings @ Richmond y
visiting Mrs, II, 9, Herrick,
Mr.. and Mrs ", Rlson, ct panYille,
spent Saturday and Sunday ~ this place,
Miss Roma Vaughan visited relattyes
In Richmond last week, ID III
4 DR., Floyd Gregdry, nf Keysyill spesls
a short whila In opr town last week,
Mr.. w, n, Burgess attended the Presby-
terry near Blac kstone this Week,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
GLADs';T0NEIIV VISITORS K
(specIal 8sto Tho Times Diispa tcht.,)

(specIal AZ 10 This II Times i i spatc "a
GLADSTONE, "a, August 4,T--Ai RS: I. ~
Moon and her sister Miss Lena MIL a
IEner Of Birmingham la,.s aro visiting 'aEtil',g
Mrs. O.. IL, Moon VA i3 N. s{
7s Mr. N. Wright who purchased ed e. g
lot here some time since, has hi g resi-
fdence nearly compl eted. We would sbe
clad IL more lots we're being sold Il ana q
our little; village BULL up more "a pidly A
as this Is a very heal hful and picturesque
5loca ton for a town. :ss 4 S!s
vi Mr.. II. M. Eutton has d been on q short
visit to his home It Warminster
Mr. c. M Payne 81 {; lendon M 81, and
Mr., Howard Payne. Of a ynch bur g, s. IRE
visiting their mother during their yaca a.
ton r, IL !. s5ll ID N
MI. "A "A 4 Harris is a t home gain for
awhile from Lynchburg, where he ais e ms
$ployed blythe Norfolk and w stern.
5s Mr.. w. B. Glenn is here now with
his carpenters force n'pleting work on n
the turn-table s !.
I'M Mr.. y. w loon. OF spruce Pine n. g, "
is on a short visit to his mo Their.
Captain W. r. WI gtlt: has "a bought
a farm In Bedford CT and expects to- sell
his residence here and mo es there In the
early fall. N Ss 5sS v 4.
Is. with us q gal In! IS l
Tie Buffalo Ridge Springs sea son sis ~ g {
Its height agan and the young people
of@the neighhorhood enjoy attending the
Friday evening balls, Is IL 1 ~ * sSt " 50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05
$500 iY$t
and relatives n Lawrencevllle and
Petersburg. is 8El 5ss iss

ana S5aS Te!ttlYesfs5 ~ 9I AAaHEeNoaoSu0 alu
Petersburg. II @ EAT 81 ffs MIX 81
az Mr. III i; p johnson. Of Baltimore, Is
spending his vacation with his parents
near 1Nsvsry. \. 81 y iS5
Miss Houlls B. Burt left for Suffolk on
,Wednssday, where she win spend 9 n week
as the guest OF Miss Nellie ". Gray ~
spent Sunday In his parental home, Of
this place. Az n 4 s{s jS
Miss Faith Mae Camp returned TO her
home, IN Franklin, on Tuesday, after a.
short visit TO Miss Grace w, West, on
5Copperhonk Avsnue, y, " Ii53
Mrs, b. p, Cobb, who has been the
guest OF her sisters, Mesdames i, A..
Chappell and ], 4. Hancock, returned
TO her home, In Blackstone, the Arst Of
the week. n, y I. n, " Il III
Il Miss Ellen r, Broaddus. Of Bowling
Green, Is spending some time with. her
sister, Mrs Il, b. Burt, Of No. LOB West
Main Street. gss 5i,58 !. 55s
Mrs LILLIAN IA. Calhoun. Of Christians
burg, Id the Euest Of her parents, y Judge
and Mrs. r, w i. Arnold. on Wsst Main
Street, ~
Miss sallie Pickett Corbsl, OF Newport
News, who has been the guest Of MISS
Ruth spratley, at Central Hotel, for ne
past tan days, lsft for a visit 70 har uncle
Mr.. w, II. Pursell, o. Nendron,i on Tues
day, accompanied by Miss sPratlsy,
s Nj, Waiter 4. Daniel has returned from
a pleasant stay st Ccsan View.
Miss Louise Holland, Of Franklin, IS
visiting Miss Lillian ", Harrison, corner
OF Main Street and Copperhonk Avenue,
REV. and Mrs, Jersey r. Rountree have
returned to .Waycrly. after q very deesi
8lightful visit to the home OF the formers
parents. In Nsnsemond county, "a.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

7 AZ CAMPING PARTY. .s.sIIs
M SS
Delightful Week Spent on the
Shore Of Barnett's Pond II


SOUTH BOSTON Al, August 4,;-Ts1AfA
enjoyable camping par tyy' n at Loeb fLtly,s
near Roxboro, N \. G. /, a,l,e to q close last
week, The merry party left South Hos-i
ton at g O'clock Monday mornit,:y, at Y!
spent a delightful outing Of IA week JAZZ
Barnett's Pond, or Loeb Ill ~,
sgi The participants were M Kisses ibis,
Long, Featherstone and ,toell; MessgA
England, ] .3 A. Long. VIII Merritt. Ellss
gene Webb, A. p, Gilbert. W. w, $5yVl klns.
a. T. Traynham, w. NJ 81 Wade, $lors. u
Tucker. Talmage & Long, Bert Lone, Ar I!.l
thur Reid and q, "a. Owen. OF the CAMPS
Ing party Itself. only the names VIII bs$
given, since already have bards and isageee
spoken In A their honor, ..2 81 Js {
81 Mrs, Robert VI lawson Mr.. md Mrs.,
ID. Il. Traynham. Misses Helen Easlay
and Bessie Lawson, OF South Boston;
Merle Goode, OF I.ynchblrg; saral. Grad
dock. Of Cluster Springs; AtessTs. ElllatlS
s., Slate, Tyree Wright, Dir, Fl .9 o. E1s-
ley, Of South Boston Aroseley and Thu ra-
ton Repdall. OF panYille; WarringtoIIGi.
Wood, of Clarksville. and Major. 3 rancla
,raddock, OF Jackson, Miss and .lalst
hut not least by any means, the darkT
yisaged and lonse-tongued Heln, whose
cooking satisfied even tho hungry camp
ers' appetite. ID 3 Y E sssc
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.E!|hE. N. C |: 4. |. |: At
'.TA.E:.E:. !! ! |! FA! B
stt,.l lfs n 5:ssss N, II
.Up-to-.lD Date Prepare rat atoms for
400 Three Days
Events.
NJ Especial ITO The Times Dispa lchl Y

Especial to The Times Dispatch,l s5s.s
III EiNlPOR1A,|lliiVA., August 4.--Emporla'lss
Agricultural Fair will open October 18th
and continue for three days, Horsen,en
from all over the country Will be literally
cared for as the accommodate tons for
fast track horses ere up to- date an every
particular, .l 81 E 55. "a. 3 5J.5 y g
THE following is the schedule Severn
~ ''FS TUESDAY ' OCTOBER 10.
Race, ~ Fl. Ii Purse.
No. ia 80 class; trot ,,,.,.,,.,t2 1900
No, 2--2;2b class; pace, aoo
No, s--Running; half-mile; q In {S..., 100
ssi.9. W11DNEsD Jay, OCTOBER y. +
No, i-l2;lb pace. Of ain trot.. 1900
No. a--2;22 trot. 200
No, 3--Runningi three-quarter mile
III THutRsDAY, OCTOBER is. &.
Race, i3g Purse,
No. l--s;lg pace, or s.ao trot q, -. !. 5000
No. a. Free for-all country race. l,... 100
No. S--3 -mlliute trot or pace. = 49,. 100
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 49,.
Race. 81 Purse
NO. -Eree-for-all trot or pace,.,, $500
No. 2r2,l6 trot. ...,,t.... 200
No. drumming: thtee-q,ksrter rulle
3g dash S.i.,,....a. .,t,...,ss.s, ,s.s.' 4uV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-05

MI u j Powell l. 81 Danville, have
gone TO Dan lille, where Mrs. w oten
$will be Mrs, p owell' guest.
Mlss Lottie Gray has returned from
4 a visit to friends at a anville, and Lex y
Sirgton, Va. ssi
$Fincastle, .$
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. n VIII Lam, hittam and
daughter, Miss Annie VIII tam. have gone
4 to 4 washington. prepa "a tori " to q sailing
for an extended TRIP abroad. e II; * il
tirg Miss Julia Christian VIII q IL now visit
Ing Mrs. hpnso gs3 very. in Nor
sganton.s leaves this, y week Tor I Penn
#sylynnla, a hqre ~ she 4. Wln ID Join Mrs.
Stone wal I u aclss ons and party Mrs,
jacobsen and i stian VIII leave
I'm ,a faWHs days N & Vest Point. n.
W to- yIsl ME- "a cAsnn Christian. who
enters the United States; Military Acad d
envy this fall. \. &, It ssss
Mrs, j I. +. Garner has. gone to NJ ountaln
{ Lake, Va, to visit friends. 3p3
$. Mesdames M. 8 II. Branch and ]. y,
Sexton, left this week i for Chase City,
!. Va. TO spend the rem inder Of the SUM
Z n;er, Il. s5 3s III
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A CALEN OAR PARTY
n an4 s,j q MIC T4mes. plgpatch.) s

Especial to The 81 Times tch.)
Saa SEVEN MILE sFORD, VA, August Y. e. II
.Belle Alto,.,,ssthe pleasant home Of Mr.
en- d Mrs. George W. ,pyler,s at Seven Mile
| Ford. was the point OF attraction on FIIrt.-i
dayS night for large number OF guest Is:
who came bySinvitation Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tyler II to attend y a "a alendar par ~ N IN
honor OF their isitors,{ Mrs. a. Randolph
Caring ton. of Lynch bur \, $ Miss Lily
Tyler, OF Radford, and Sl Misses Mary
HAYES 4 Tyler. and \ Caroline DeJarneetttt'e e,3
\ OF Richmond. al "a 5i
n The house, which Is s5on n a beautiful
HILL overlooking the fertile lowlands OF
4 the n Chilhowie country, ~ was decorated =
for the occasion, the all " layi sll hand
az nature having been fittlngly q assis ted
\ BY the hostess and her yisit tors In making
delightful meeting place for youth and and
pleasure. MN y||t
D the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James.
So. ia te, Mr.. md Mrs. III sm til, the
Misses ST. John, Miss Bradley Greever.S
Mr. Beverly Wren, Mr.. <yle Fulton and
Nj Fred. Greeyer, OF Chilhowie; Misses
Anna CopenI1aver. Matte Pa yne ,Copen-
hayer. Nellie Preston. garet Pres ..s;:
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. ohm n. Preston,
Mrs. Greed Carter. and Messrs. "a vanfloe
Copenhaver, Marvin Copenhaver and John.
M, Presto Jr., OF Seven Mile Ford g M r.
Robert az. Willams, Of Sugar Grove NJ s SO
Kathleen Richard son, OF Richmond; MISS y
ary lies, n Mr. and 1rss Dale Garter,
and Messrs. George land Mile John .ola
Preston Buchann an, \, r bert Pres on gand
h John F. Sheney, OF M arlon. 3 {s II s
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afternoon. The house was prof uselyS deo.
Grated with cut e flowers. and dellclouai
refreshments were served, Previous tn
the social feature Q short business ses a
sion OF the chapter; was held, ut which
IL was decided to give an entertainment
for the purpose OF raising funds for tho
benefit Of the State column IN Contlnen
Hall tS IA
Governor William Dorsey felix's. Of IA.
sbama; Mrs. felix's and Miss Catherine
felix's are in the city, and Will be Euestss
OF the Battery Park for several $$weskss
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Pettes, Of Peters,
burg, Va. are In attend dance Az tho
Law League conyen lion. 3Ssss
q. w. rs swink, Of Norfolk &, G, B IS ~
guest Mt the Battery Park. II,
Carey Ellis Stern, OF Richmond. VT
at the Bat terry Park. II RI
8s Nv. Il II. Price, r., Il a visitor ~ the
city from Richmond, Va. M ss' &
Pinkey4 Herbert. Of VI tglnia, q yisltint
friends In this city, siS, ss is SSsk
$ss e. M. Kaylor, Of Norfolk. y, Is reg
.istered at tho Battery Park sS
5 F. Nv, closby, OF Rich lond, u =
IN 4 he CITY. 1874
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Il HIGHLAND NOTES ] !, y.

sbIONTEREY..YA. Angus A. he High
land summer Normal has just closed IA t
Doc HILL il the home Of Superintendent
Jared } Ia. Jones. Mr.. Jo mes had as i his
assistant In tho work his bret her Rev.
II. s., Jones'. one Of the best a. round
educators In Virginia, and the session
was one OF the best yet held. The at
tendance was not large. however. being
confined mainly to The teach ersS OF lib Y
land and border counties, SKI i.
Highland farmers are In the midst VI
their Big hay harvest, but the work Is
much retarded by the unsettled state Of
the weather. Tho showers--oof almost
daily commencement only impede the
progress OF tho work, but damage the
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.CHF'|,ARL 0TTE, SOCIAL ] ] "
5,l,e,I -, 4 b rhe A mines. Dispatch,

(S,pecial ton The ines L'lsVatcai'l5
TIARLOTTE. N !, August 4,--A An g p-
fproachIng wedding OF interest was q a. ~
fn 1 at Il luncheon given Saturday "a
morning by Mrs H s. fotsl =
home on East Ninth Street. the parties
Hbeing MI. James Pink ey Stove, u q well
known local druggist, and Miss Marg are
Winchester Ward, daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs. wv. Ward, II OF this city, ;Ihe'
Wedding Is to take place ctober "a q n
The brde-to,be is soneS 10 the plty's ntDst
$pcplarlyorng ladies. The lunoheo fs'ias
aa very EN- able event 4 I'll
y At the country home j. OF her father,
lust east OF the city, SATURDAY. morning,
Miss Mary Morgan Myers delight fu!ly
entertained n number OF her friends IN
compliment to Miss Georgia Lyons, Of
Washington, who Is the guest Of MIS-.
e Baxter Moore, on East Tenth Avenue.
Az II compliment to Mrs, w. ,, Reynolds.
Mrs. Osmon Il Rarringer entertained g
fow friends at her home on North ryola
Street, Saturday.
Mrs, Montrose y, Kanney entertained
/ at hearts Monday evening NJ her home
Oil West Tenth Avenue, compll mentpry
to Misses Jeanette and Martha Martin,
of Columbus, Ga, 4 s$ s 4
IN compliment to- her NJ brot her, MI
Walter il. CoWies ~ AS Nlsl!loI't tuF
ringer entertained few friends at hsr
home on North4fTry0n Street Monday
evening n 81
Mrs.f S. Jennie Burrage has issued cards
~ the marriage OF her daughter, Gertrude
Kerr 70 Mr.. John Baxter Ross, the event
q, he solemnized August 18th The bride
and groom are both Well-to,do and pop-
9,,lar young people of the county. 4sS
hIr. and Mrs. Abram A. Green Jr.,
have issued invitations to- the marriage
Of their daughter, BESSIE. to Mr. CLIFFORD
Jones, lieutenant Artillery Corps, Y, y,
a.. the event to take nlaee at Dallas,
Tex, august 18th, They VIII reside nt
MISS Nina Newman, OF Richmond Va,
lsthe guest Of Mrs, q, ( B,fs'oda, on jack.
M Mrs, Paul Howell, Of Richmond, Ya.
has gone TO Salisbury, after q yisil ' g
Miss Mary Hunter and Miss Mary Bell
have gono to NoFfolk, Va, to visit MI.
ana Mrs. Eugene NVlider, n,
Miss Tina Fontalne, OF MartmsYllier
va, and Miss kathleen Royce, q Cas-
tonia, are Visiting Miss Anna Cllrcltz-
berg ut Winston s "a lem, III I.
Mrs, sade Wooten, OF Glarkton, ana
4 *
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CLARKE COUNT GAY
Especial J 10 The Time Dispatch.)

fs22s g5 Especial TO Tho Times. Dispatc h) Ss8
# MILLWOOD.SA August Il I. ~ he lawn Of
the Blue Ridge Country Clu b. near MIL
WOOD, IS was beautifully lighted W with
Y Chinese ~ lanterns Tuesdays night, ana
presented truly lovely scene. almost as
front OF the clubhouse was filled with
chairs arranged In a theatcr.4 effect. pres
scnting the appearance OF Tho beautiful
IL Alhambra garden or some other resort
4 III Eastern fable land. The large. spa
c!ous porch was arranged al theater
and O beautiful play, entitled 4" "A. Rank
Y; DeccptionS was enacted. IT 3sjs III
The amateurs acted as II TO the manner
4, born, and IT Is hard to tell who did best
HIS part, all did 10 well. r sl
3S- Those engaged IN the play were Mrs.
C, BIZ Jones, Miss Bybil Burwell. Miss
4 Mamie Nelson, Afeasrs. L. r. Welton.
II SON.. 88 IF js5 n rs
Before the commencement Of the play
i and between the acts, a phonograph dis,
coursed very classic and sweet music.
q After this the younger set tndulged In
4 4 dance hat Z s34l
The large audience, made up Of people
A In the Immediate Vicinity, and M from
Bcrryville and Winchester, together with
* the summer set. who now I'LL this neigh
borhood all returned home at a late
hour. much pleased with their evening
4 out and well repaid for their time and
h money. Refreshments were served y on
the grounds, both before and d fter the
B play. AT her beauliful home. 'sa ratoEa,'
or Thursday evening. Mrs. r. Powell
Page gave Ia delightful s. clock tea 70
the ladies Of he nelghborhood, az well
a as the vi sitors. @} This was largely at
tended and en- oyed by all. V S s3
AfraS Charles Mullikcn las issued invi.
& tations to q dance at Page Brook on
q Saturday evening. August 18th. at q. 8
O'clock. Il sfs s5 *
Miss Henry, B. X Gllpin leaves to-day
Y With her son, Mr.. Donald Gilpin, for a
& short triI, across tho ocean. staying on
the other side, Il all goes well. only five
days 3s B
Mrs Phil. Knox, OF Alexandra. spent
last Sunday II ne' Ind en-! n RI y DIN
near NJ III wood. S sS sS
83 Miss Maria Wool ok. 81 who has been
visiting in Gloucester, returned on Tues
day: Miss Mary Page Lee, Il of Gloucester,
came Hifh her and IS now at Linden. $s
Rev. William B. Leo left Grafton on
Thursday for his home in Gloucester.
Miss Ellen Irwin. OF fillmore, IL visit
Ing her cousin Mrs. George I. Tucker.
L near I3oyce.i 35t "a tn 8
Mt ana Al 6ftOpeTt AbAluWin, OF NOT.
Z folk, and the Misses Howard, OF Rich
mond. are at Edgewood. NJ @
VS. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Writings. Miss
5ybil Burwell. Miss Roberta Lakeland.
!. Miss Mary Johnson. Mr.. William r. Ran
Golpf and Alr.fJ Townsend Burwell. went
3 on Thursday 10 h Front r oynl u to attend
the Horse Show. Sy i 81 "A ;t54
s8S Miss Maud Clements, OF Texas. came
I; on Sycdnesday from Flushing. Il. t. to
K Page Brook, to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mulltkln. \ u b, 5 NY * 1fs
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6.SSaf y Ks ~
FREDERICKSBURG SOCIAL
] lspeclal q .The TllmlIe.a. plspatch.l !.

Especial to Tho Tmes- DispatchJ
iS FREDERICKSBURG. VA, August -
II The Rathbone Sisters, Virginia Temple,
No. Il. OF Knig ITS OF Pythlas, gave a sos:
cial on Tuesday night in Pythian Hal,
and an elegant programme was rendered,
consisting or vocal and inst rumental SEE
sleotIons. in which the following ladies
i Helm, Miss Blanche Edmonston, Miss
Annie Ball. Miss Annie NJ erltle. & AT the
conclusion Of the programme refresh
ments were served. j II llft
" Mrs. Dmpsie Martin and her sister, Miss
Lizzie G.. Renn0lds. have gonn to Rock.
bridge Alum Springs for the month Of
August 81 n III 5$s3s8 3 II
Il Mr.. and Mrs, "A. Randolph Howard. air;
and AIRS. g, r. Y Howard, r. have returned
from the Charlottesville Horse show. E
3$2 Mr. and Mrs. @ G. III Il, " K lmbach have
returned from an extended visit to friends
In Maryland. VI "
Miss Nettie II tzhugh las eturned from
a Visit to her relative Mrs. John Daniel;
in Washington. ;85 81. s
MISS Bessie AIurfec, OF tile normal
faculty, has returned to- her home d In
Norfolk. sd
Mr. G. Sweet. OF Phoenix. ~ Y..ss
| 10 visiting Colonel ~ d. Cole and family.
Mrs A. 7. Embrey snnd Miss Bessie
VIM are at Atlantic City for ten ays,
{st Mrs, w s.. Daniel OF Richmond, was
here this week Visiting her brot Their. SCoun-i
Gilman H. II. Lane ~ Y. IS
Miss Mary Nsompson has gone to
iAsbury Park. N, J, to- spend some tins
With friends. 4. s
Miss Margaret Moncure, Of Richmond.
As here visiting her parents 4
Miss Kate Montgomery has returned
from an ext tended stay In West Virginia.,
58 Mr.. w. Is, Goolrick, Of Wash lpgton,
was here this week visiting his parents,
Mr.. G., Fleming schooler has re turned
hom q pleasant stay at Atlantic
City, n, 81 L
Or, Randolph b. Carmichael. OF Wash
Mgton, was here this week,
Miss Cora Franklin Is visiting friendsj
N Prince William county.
K Mr.. Lane Kelley Of Norfolk, visited
friends here this week.
4 Mrs ], r, Stiff and child have re-
turned from q visit to- NvestWoreland
county. AK 5 tss
4 Mrs, w, u Morton. q Alexandra, Is
4 listing her parents Mr., and Mrs. Pow
shatan Moncure, in Stafford, III
Mr. ande Mrs, y. Fred Brown and SOM,
Mrs, Virginia House and Miss Jessle
iIough are so1ourning IN Maine
three children, Mrs. i, ID, Tompkiis and
son, Misses Susie NJ, Bradley and Susie
TYLER have returned from a two weeks
stay at Atlantic City. \,
Miss Susie M, Yates, who has been
/ sojopFning at a tlantlc CITY, Is now visit
Ing friends In Acaomac county, Va.
Il Miss Meta Rowe. who has been Ylsit-
Ing friends at lryington, has returned
li Misses Yl|glala- Mqssslmsn and Mary NJ,