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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
OVER SEA HABIT
Difference on This Side the Water.

The persistent effect upon the hear.
Of caffeine in coffee cannot but resnl
III the srayest conditions. in time.
Each attack of the drug tand that
means each cup Of coffee WeakenS fhn
organs little more, and the end is
almost matter Of mathematical DEM
ehStfation. \ lady writes from a
Western State:
Il am Of German descent and it was
natural that l should learn at a very
early age to drink coffee Until | was
tWeNty-three years old drank scarcely
anything else at my meals.
"A few years ago I began to be af-
fected by steadily increasing nervous
ness. which eventually developed into
a distressing heart trouble that made
me very weak and miserable. Then
some three years ago. was added
asthma in its worst form. NV suffer-
lnSs from these things can be better
imagined than described.
During all this time nv husband
realized more fully than l did that
coffee was injurious 10 me. and made
every eHort to make he stop.
Finally it was decided a few months
ago to quit the use of coffee absolute
~. and TO adopt Postum Food Coffee as
our hot table drink ! had but little
lcea that it would help me. but con
selted to try it to please my husband
| prepared it very carefully. exactly ar-
cording to directions, and was delight
ed with its delicious flavor ana refresh
Ing Qualities.
Just Noon as the poison from the
coffee E' .'me to get out Of my system |
the Lutr-..Ye properties Of the Postum |
began 10 build ME up. and I am now
fully recovered from all my nervous |
ness, heart trouble and asthma. I glad.
y acknowledge that now. FOR The first
-lhe in years, | enjoy perfect health.
ma that | owe it all to Postum"
Name given Us Postum Co. Battle
Creek. Mich
There's reason. Read the LITTLE
'ook, The Road to Weilyilc." in pkrs.
Postum Food Coffee contains no
rugs OF any description whatsoever.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
"kerchunk" Did Ii.

| A train on one of the new rail
| roads in southern Kansas was run
ming down a grade, says the Kansas
CITY Star, when one of the side rods
IF the engine broke. The train stop
ped at the foot of the grade with
The good cylinder ION CENTER" ald
when the broken side had been I'M
roupled the engine could not be start
ed
The engineer, the conductor and the
passengers took turns trying to de-
wise a way to start it. At last farm
er's boy crawled through a barb wire
fence aad came over to make sug-
gestion.
Why don't you let 'er go ker-
chunk?" he asked
not grasping the idea.
why. let er go kerchunk. On
hitch the last car and shove 'er up
the grade Always. Then let 'er down
lerchunk against the train. That'll
bump her along some
The railroad men shifted contc mp
.uously, but the passengers sided with
the boy. SO at last it was decided to
try his scheme. All hands turned
TO and pushed the Car a little way up
The hill. Then it WIS sent with in
treasing speed back against the train,
which it struck with the foreseen
tkerchunk The 'kerchunk'' did the
work. The engine was bumped off
center, the engineer gave it enough
steam to keep it slowly moving, the
passengers scrambled abroad. and the
tne-leggej outfit lmped away on its
tourney.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
BOX OF WATERS FREE-NO DRUGS
-SU155 BY ABSORPTION.
Cures Ee,ohine of Ga,--Ha! Breath and
Bad StoInaeh->hort Breath
Blos:ing->our EructationS-
Irregular Hear, Etc.

Take AuI.'s Wafer any time of the day
or night, and note the immediate good Ell
feet on Your stomach. 1t absorbs the gas,
dislniectS the stomach. kills the poison
germs and cures the disease. Catarrh OF
the head and throat, unwholesome food
and oyereatlng make bad stomachs.
Scarcely any stomach is entirely free IRON
faint OF some kind. MulI's Anti-Belch
Waters VII make your stomach healthy
by absorbing tout gases which arise from
the undlgested food and by reinforcing
the lining Q: the stomach, enabling 1t to
thoroughly mix the food with the gastric
Juices. This cures stomach trouble, pro-
notes digestion, sweetens the breath stops
belcnlng and fermentation. Heart action
becomes strong and regular through this
process.
Discard drugs as you know from expert
ence they do not cure stomach troubie.
Try common-sen>e tNature's} method
that does cure. i soothing, healing sen
sation results instantly.
We know Mull's AntBech Waters viii
do TINS, and We want you tn know ii. This
offer may MOI appear again.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
DOCTOR CURED OF ECZEMA,
Maryland Physician Cures Himseif-Dr.
Fisher says: "Cuticura Remedies
Possess True Merit.

Nv face was afflicted with eczema 10
the year 1897. | used tine tuticur4 Ee,<-
dles ana was entirely cured. am prAc-
rcins physician, and vcry often prescribe
Cutcura Eesoivent ana Cut.cura Soap IN
eases s eczema ana they have cured
where other formulas have iaIied | am
not IN the habit OF endorsing patent medi,
eIneS. but when | lind remedies possessing
true merit such as the Culleura Remedies
co, ! am broad-nundel enough t. pro
cam their virtues - the world | have
been pTactlcng medicine tor sixteen years,
and must say ind your Remedies \ No
l. on al, at liberty to publlsh this let
ter. q. NJ. Fisher, NJ. D., Big Pool, Nd.
May a. 1906"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10
Testing Buildings Safety.

When you suspect that anything is
going wrong with public building,
say ST. Paul's Cathedral or the Abbey.
and a crack appears. YOU paste brown
paper across the crack. The least bit
of movement tears the paper, and
then you know whether the mischief
is stopped Or whether it is continuing
There is also an electrical apparatus
for measuring vibration that cannot
be noted BY natural oDservation.-Pall
Mall Gazette.
The market price Of English lob
sters fuctuates very much, according
to the supply and demand.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

fayior's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum
and Mullen is Nature's great remedy-Cures
Coughs. Colds Group and Consumption,
and all throat and lung troubles. At drug
gists. z5c.. Soc and 800 per bottle.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

Itch cured III 30 inmates ~ Woolford'-
Sanitary Lotion; never fails. Sold by
Druggists. Mail orders promptly file,
BY Dr. Detchon. Charlottesville, Ind II.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

The total number OF men in the United
States liable to military service is II 1926.
$50
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

The average number Of residents to
the acre in Paris is no less than Us.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

Iisos Cure g lnanL 90 100 liSlly CT
stacough cure.-J. w. O'BEIEv, 922 Thiri
Avenue, n, Minneapolis, iIinE.. san. .. l9l).
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

IN Paris tie average price 81 pure milk
IS 3S.S cents 4 gallon.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

Many man who thinks he is smart
outWl,> himself IN trying TO outwit
others.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

All druggists. SOC. per box. or BY maj.
upon receipt Of prIce. Stamps accepted.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

II you would I've I'M. and prospeI
lei the other fellow an the worrying
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

Thero arr certain subtle l.st.Go-
tons IF artistocracy in All phases I
existence, says the Washington s'"T.
Scna erafters 90 straight to 5@il and
others merely retire to private 4.1e.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

Tie proposed central traffic beard
for London when it comes into exist
elce viii find itself confronted with
q task III comparison with which the
lahors Of Sisyphus may be regarded
as mere diversion. aver the Lancet
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

NO man who is polite to his family
cn-y When company IS rrcs # can
ha.- " be hero to his son, avcws
the Chicago Rocord-Ierald.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1906-03-10

Great Britain is leading the way IN
building slibmersibles for attack, and
from this point of view. remarks The
Paris Temps. it is doubtful whether
France y ahead Of England, ANA srill
nose doubtful whether she VIII le
ahead 4 little later on.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

~ tits a grocery wrong TO deny the pub.
lie the right coffee at the right price.
Tell syot1r grocer plainly that yott must
#haveiArbucklcs Arr SA Coffee, and #
lie Offers YOU d su Institute, or tries to sell
yo,i his loose scoop co fee send directly
4 to u.s.. We}tcll5 youlr right here, IN ,intnis-
{ taxable terms, that we buy and sell more
coffee than any four other concerns IN
the world combined that we drink
AR1OSA5 Coffee ourselves, with the best
&coffeeit1 the world to choose from, and
that A12IOSAs Coffee is the greatest
coffee Waite III the world for the money.
Isn't that straight TALK Another
thing ~. d e, .s553s
y We are the same old firm, not cor
poration or stock company, but tho same
old @ firm that introduced ARIOSA
Coffee thirty.seven years ago and The
sales Of ARtOSAs have grown to exceed
those oflall the other Packaged coffees In
the United States COM ined, Just because
tits better coffee for the money than
anybody else can sell. The flavor and
wholcsorneness cannot be matched In
4sny8 other coffee, nor be bought Under
another name, or loose out Of q bag, bin
or tin |! WI 5s5 II n
Donot1et yourself be deceived BY any
Imitation, but demand the genuine, which
Is u sold @only in ono. pound packages.
sealed, to prevent your l being deceived
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Ia pay. The coffee will be III the original
Wrappers bearing signature 81 Arbuc kloss
Bros. ~ Ell packas es, ten sigrattir es-
which crtitlc ito presents. 5gN ew book
OF the tlitlety-scvet1l present IS In colors$
free, IL yott write. Write for the Bbooks
anyway, and see what eautiful and tise-ss
full presents wc give. Il i5s 53is +,
Address our nearest Office, Box Dept
ARl3U exile B Q THEIRS, 8ss
II yVnter Street, New Y ork City. Sg
100 Michigan Avciitc, Chicago, III. ~ I III
Liberty Avennc and Wood Street, Pittsburgh, n F
42l South Seventh Street, st. Louis, Mo.
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South B ( J ! . So So
ciety.

\ y
D N neciai, u r,ho rltncs Dispatch.)
spIir If fsDsT On vA., July 2s---Nirs.
/, M Elliott and daughter, Miss Ruth,
Hor th'S pthhs a g ar 81 sif ana sfrs
Edgar fnrvcy, at 'Afobry Arch. They
VIII also visit Ocean View ana virginia
Beach, e.. y .J Isl, 4,
Miss Wayne Ingram s ssekins health \, !
waters Of the Niecklcnburg, at " Chase
Miss Matte Mills, 81 \, 1Ial,fax i tho tho
Mo a1ss A lnnns ~ this week. after d
p pIeu vi 'vlsst Is reid tlvea hare. B
s Miss Byrdie M. Ydncey,tiof this ,pl, place,
whg vas fn'bsp & lat msrr fi Is now
vhti q hcr \ uncle Mr.. Charles j. JEFF
sfrtss, near Ashevlle, Nj G. (.
Miss Bessie Dunn, who ha been vislt-
Ing her aunt, Mrs. r.. 8, Anderson y a.
Roanokc. for tho past three months y has
returned home. GIL se & II t III 81 hi. 81
b Miss Ethel Nichols 81 Chester, s. !, /! "a Z.
who Has been visiting Mi. and Mrs. g ilcs
y. Nichols at this place, left a few days
ago for Knoxville Tenn 70 Visit t l',l1,
) M and Mrs u. 6. S1nglo returned this
week from trip Of pleasure to Baltimore Bait
9 q Samuel T a, Gilliland, who has
been on a plea snrt trip TO V no WI, York
Baltimore and Concy 5 Island, returned i1i
i Miss Mamie Mae Day .85 q N ctlerritn,
Ia tho guest OF Mr. an Mrs IS. ~. Davis.
/ Miss Alma Robe rtson re turned TO her
home IN Manchester this Week {, after.a Z:
pleasant VISIT to her istcr Mrs RS 60
MRS g. Lizzie Green the popnla music
friends and relatives In Campbell county.
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Frederic burg Sociiety

| TIRED UFG, A.. July Is. "a
party OF young people left here Monday
lsfor Whitewater, where the day was spent PEI i
In fishing, rowing and aatflns.
81 and Mrs. II. Hall OF Pan mama
were visitors here this week. guests 81
Mr. s. II u Eastf,urn. e
Mayor Il. l,Jt Wallace has returned from
d weeks visit to his brother in cuipeper
county. az39 u. . :. ),
wood at waverle ley. gs.ls IS; ". z
5 Mr.. M ci,acl Wallace has returned from
u orotracted stay at Atlantic City
Ma or 4. E. Morris, VINO mas nees1 ~
at the Mary Washing ton Hospit al. is 80
ni,Icl, improved as TO he able to ride out.
s Miss Belle Gray Of Fairfax, was a
@r,,ee,t II Is weak at Travellers Rest, = the
home Of her bro ti,er, Mr.. B.tE Gray u
stafford. s1 IN III -..
gs Rcy,. Ritcalt. Ware, o. Beckley
pms mere this week. IN 81 ca. Ss
Mrs. George C;rnvatt,, OF Roanoke :s
visiting Miss Sallie Gravatt.
5s Miss s. lille Treyett. OF Glen "a lien. was
here this week visiting her relative. Mrs
e M Mrs Bear and CHI drens have returned
from, an extended visit to relatI yes IN
Kentucky. ~ Il s5 s48 & F Z !,
and Miss Beftie x Chancellor. ol Nosieg e
Park. Ga., are guests Of Mr. and Mrs ~; Y.s
Chancellor. !t1 81 AZ II VII
a1iss Rebecca str,nsfcllow. OF 3 Mont
Eornery. Ala. Is visiting Mrs. = 8 Brad d.
ley. en- sss@ |. !,
from a visit to Leesburg. 5a.S. t5S
Misses Margaret and Frances GraYatt5
OF Roanoke are visiting Miss Margaret i
Hawkins! 8t .45@
8 DR.. 10. Tl JeN and sister, of Falmouth,
are sojourning at Atlantic City. III
& AfrH. p. D. Cole. Miss Alice Cole and:
Miss Lucy Ta1isill are at Buffalo LithiaJ
Springs for a visit OF several we e<s.
Il Misses Nettie, Mary and Edn1o Fitz-5
hugh are summering at WayneFboro.
The Methodist Sunday School enjoyed
their annual picnic one day this week.
going III vehicles three miles In Stat
ford county to little Falls.ss' where O
delightful day Was spent.
Miss NJ G. Hullam.5 OF New York. wa s. ~
guest this week OF Nj IS Eva Tyler. n 5
Z Miss Parker Herndon has gone to At
lantIc City for several weeks. &
L Mrs. c. C. Rowlett and her sister, Miss
Alaude Embrey, are sojournlng at Rock.
badge Alum Springs. NJ 8,'sS3
e Mr.. and Mrs. Absalom Waller have
gone to Virginia H OF Springs.
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i Branch&on Friday. 5 IA NJ sS AZ
Mrs George Blandy, OF Pittsburg, who
has boon at tho Tuleyries, left on Tues
day. AZ N 39 8 q
@ On "wednesday Mrs. Henry H. IIarri-
4 son went to spend a few weeks With
i friends near Philadelphia.
Miss Isabel Harrison left on w ednes-
i day to visit tho Leas, II near Charlo ties
| vile. A. e d u ,33 u N 5,
on Monday Mrs. Henry u. Wat kins gave aye
n wadng or bathing party tojE her guests .lH
| at Carter Hall. - Among those present
were Mra.% George II. Burwcll, Mrs. Hugh
NJ. Nelson, Miss Mamie Nelson, llf
Misses Page OF Sara toga, Miss ess Mary
$aild Rosa wv DOL folk I. iss Roberta Y Zach \
Hand. Miss TIildegarde Herwig, Misses
|ssybil and Marguerite Burwell. siy ss
s8s The nj sses Page, OF Saratoga, gave a.
five o. clock tea on Tuesday to Miss Ellet,
1.-THE Misses Lewis and Miss Brown, guests
lat Carter Hall. AZ NJ ISIS Lakeland and Miss
lfHerwig. from Rosney, Mrs. As Henry II
Watkins and NJ Kisses sybil 4 and Afarga-
lsrette Burwell were ong hose present.
Miss Mamie Nelson's card party on
Thursday evening was largely TENDED
by the young people. Among those $tnF-
lvited were the guests at Carter Hall and!
Rosney:: NJ iss Richardson, Allssf. Ethel
O'Fallan. 1T q Miss Mary Garter 53 Kan;
folk. te M Kisses Birwell. NJ !. T Townsend
Burwell. Mr.. Peace, Mr.. Heath. MR. r..
FL. Lee, Jr., Mr.. n Lewis Meade AIessrsf
willie and Ridder Meade, Mr. George
Page, Mr.. Welton, M +. Thomas Burwell.s
Mr. Donald g pin and Mr.. Adrian Onder-5
sdonk. il :, 4 Il. 4:si Il.
Miss Mamie Nelson went on Friday.
to winchester to spend the night with
Mrs. Holmes Conrad and at tend a ball
there ": 81 IN
Miss sybll Burwell has issued Invita- y
tions TO Ia large reception at Rosney for
Saturday evening. ~ SS3 y
Mrs. and Miss Adams ], OF England are
at Mrs. George +, fuckers, near sBoyce. &
Mrs. Henry vhltmore left Page Brook
on Thursday for N export, r. I. ;s
rev. William B. Lee. OF U G loucester,
came from AiassanettaS Springs this week.
and IS now at Grafton, visiting his
brother, Mr.. R. II, Lee. Jr. III 4.
Mrs. Henry Gibson, Miss Dorothy Gil
pin, Mrs. Onderdonk and Mr.. Adrian on 8
%derdonk went the first Of the week to4 tl1ey
Natural Bridge. and returned to- Kentwel)3.
on Wednesday. 5. al "a II 81. ~ u w.
5S Mrs. Mary Mansfield 4 has left Y Anne
field for New Y ork, en@route for Paris.
Mrs. William c. Turpin. OF Macon,
Ca. WI h her son. Mr.. w lillian G. Turpin,
Jr..f and daughters, Miss Anne Page sTur-l
pin, Virginia and Evelyn L. Turpin.a also
Miss Gladys Scofield, Of Ma con, are ex-
pected tonight at & Linden, Mrs. John
C.sSWoolfolks, near Wildwood, II sS
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55CREWE
Especial to The Times D ispa

Especial to The Times j ispatch,) VI
cREWE, VA, July 2s..An accidental
reunion OF the Jenkins family wna ia late
occurrence in the home OF Mr.. Joseph p.
Jenkins, Of this place. There are ten
members Of this family three boys and
seven girls. All were reared In Nottoway
county by cody parents. who have long
since crossed over the river; but there
are strong ties binding tho children to-
gether. and at stated intervals these re-
unions nre held. Until this late meeting,
h,oWeyen y had been nine years since
Sewers. OF Knoxville, Tenn. 81 has been
here for the summer, and was Invited
to- dine with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph p
5enklns on q CERTAIN day Capt p 3
invited. Just after they arr we'd here a
sister from the country came In. and
still another hen q brother with his
family, until al ten Of the family, strange
table. without any previous knowledge
az to the coming OF the entire clan,
The ten children are as follows; Mrs,
Nannief R 3 q. Rt9ei Mrs; r T:
Petersburg; Mrs. Lou jennings Of Crewe;
Mrs, Cephas Bradshaw, OF Rice; Mrs
Mrs Robert "; Sewers, Of Knoxvl!e,
.
John Jenkins. Of Not toway; and Mr.. Al,
bert Jenkins, OF Crewe.
Misses Pauline, D. Birdie and Ray An
drews, OF Norfolk. are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. T., p, Jenkins.
Rev. J !, w. Kincheloe. Mr.. and Mrs.,
John Kidd and Mrs. v: D.. FiightoWer, dele
gates to the Concord Association. which
met near Chase City, have returned home.
Andrews, who have been Visiting Mrs.
j. r, Jenkins, returned home Sunday.
The Presbyterian Sunday school went
out to st. Marks Church 6aturdaySto the
|Sunday-school Institute being held there
under the auspices Of Roanoke Presby-t
terry, u. 8i,E
burg. arc spending some time with Mrs.
A! Mrs. A AIbsrt nlanton and daughter IN,
spent last week with Mrs. Alice Harper
& Mrs, r. 8, BaIrl Ia visiting her pa
rents at Christlansburg,
h Mrs. Henry Rhodes, Of NORFOLK. rs visits
Ing her mother Mrs, Lucy l3lanton:
Ing her aunt, Mrs, j. II. Hines.
Mr. r, Vernon. OF Roanoke, Is visit ting
fi NJ, Elmer In Hines, Of Georgetown. s,
spent some days In CreWe the pas. week
looking after q piece OF property lately
purchased, lie will make his home here
after January LIST.
Mias Ether Jenkins will visit her aunf
In Norfolk, next week. .55 NJ y. -e
Miss Lizzie Rice, of Sparta nhurg, s., e.,
ls Visiting her sister, Mrs. HoEace a der,
wills Ws,,;.ss as sas S12s
w a, aTFinsr, IN
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{speclal 10 Thle, Tlmes. pIsp2atch.l

4 Especial a TO The Tlmes-Dispatch
STIADyvE5L AZ. July 2s.--Rey. u. Fl.
shuck. E D.. P ISL pas tor q the Baptist
vacation with his son, Mr. Percy shuck,
$nf charlottesville. DIR. Shuck was for d
u nlmber3o f years q resident OF Charlottcs-
Vile. where he has many warm friends,
\ He Is accon1pani led by Mrs. u shuck. The
g Church Of Charlottesville next Sunday.
Hun Or. +. III. &: Martin, Baptist pastor at
n Salem " H. one OF the most delightful
Y pas crates In all hat grea s section. has a
4 Gilliamsville. Va IN Dr. Mart tin Ia not only
one Of the most popular pastors In the
4 State. but he Is much sought after for
&protracted meeting work. IN which he is
5S Rev Thomas J y Shipman. D. D.. pastor
of til First Baptist Church Of Roanoke
where, for nea rly ten years he has done a
4 fine Work, has OF late been rllsticatinE In
among his devoted people again, and
later in 81 the q summer will spend two
weeks among old friends and admirers
3 in Buckingham county. and Y with u his
father, Rev. Pr. Thomas J. n shipman. In
Prince Edward county. III B
8:.z Rev. pr. 7 hon,as pastor OF the Calvary
Baptist Church, Roanoke who has re-
Gently resigned his pastorate will preach
his. last sermon there next Sunday:
80 Messrs Huyler and Gardner. OF New;
York, the latter "a prominent lawyer
there, have recently spent few days
with their friend. Mr.. III a a. H. Hamil-
! ton, OF shadwell. Va. Mr. Huyler is one
OF the many New Workers. who arc very
fond OF Virginia He owns q fine stock
and grazing farm 4 in Highland t. county.
and often sends his dogs or horses to this
section for training or hunting
5 Miss Fannie ~ Shel ton, tof Burkcvtlle,
Va, an accomplished artist. who has
been attending the SUNNI Art School
at tho University;so Of Virginia, Il la now on
4 visit to her friend, Miss sallie Willie
Smith. OF Shad we'll. IS
8 Mrs John B. Turpin. OF Charlottesville,
after a short visit to friends In Lynch
burg. has returned to the residence OF
veil Wei 'AsA0 l33 ~ 4 tsso s''''' S'nau
81 Mr.. Herman Norcck. who for many
years has been a most valued officer at
the University OF Virginia, Is now So
journing at Crewe. Va.
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1spec3al u sThe Times tapatoh.)

81 i, IIt, II q, july s.7N1 re-
Dwight Newell gave q reception W ,.s
A / sinFsE honor ofFhe guests. Mrs Vincent
Smith, and Mrs. wtlatan Conway Of
EDan1rillc Va, and Mrs FS \. u thompson
brown. or Richmond, Va. 8S The receiving
party resolved their guests N the front
drawing room, which was very tast efuilys
decorated in red and greer. W q 11rol y
( sion Of ferns and sweet pc ans Mrs. N W.
ali wore d dainty gown Of white mousse
line trirnrned with baby Irish lace; Mrs
smith was gowned In a handsome black
creme do chine. handsomely embroidered;s
Mrs, ConyflY's frocls was OF gray Follle
over blue I'd ffeta9 Mrs Brown was Dire ssed
lin 5black not over wh tie silks Ices ana
3 Other cool beverages wera served In the
Edining-room, which was Ia stefullyi deco
rated in green and white, candles, with
green and white shades, giving q soft
twilight eltech u large list OF invited
guests were present. among thetn Mrs.
Samuel Forbes 6t N,orr folk, va; MR. Y
George Jennings, OF Atlanta,
Z Mrs. j. G. Pritchard entertained her
friends at one Of the prettlest card par
ties Of tho season on Wednesday after
Z noon. a The u house was fragrant with
sweet I peas which, toget her with ferns
1,alIns and other plants, made o pretty
setting for many lovely y Dung women In
etheir pretty summer froclas. Tho card
tables were placed In the draw wine rooms
After the 4 games, IN re fres nlnents We're
served. Mrs Prltchard was handsome y,
IA lavender and white orglndy gown. A.
large number OF guests were present.
ii. IA. Sampson, Of Richmond, Is @ yisl-
III Il. s. Cunningham, Of Richmond, Va,
Mr.. " ellllouse, T, B, Gibson. and w, r,
R,myis, OF Richmond, are IN the city on
9 a. g''i r. Lambert, Of virginia, Is in gtne
city.
leased one OF the cottages on the Biltmore
estate. {. .}
5lB p. ID, Hughes, OF 1ynchburg. Va, has
arrived here for an extended stay
B, r, Thornhdll, Of chb,lrg, Is spend
Ing a week In the city.
Mrs, w. s.. Slaughter, of Richmond, Va,
Is a guest at the Battery Park
D William Dana, OF Richmond. Va, Is ct
the Battery Park Hotel, & Sts *