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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

Billups Murry, descended from me well We'll
known Mathews family, whose ar cestor rs
came to this country in 1870 a 2 ol !
prayer book and knee buckles 5helrs- oorls,
or her family will be on ext lbltlon VII g.
Jamestown next year.
a Miss Vivian Fl ohmann, from = nns.
town, Pa, who is @yisi ting Miss A1argaret
&Bagby, 10 very much pleased With this
sec ton, She wi II leave West Point neSt
week to visit another schoolmate, Miss
5Ma,ldo PoIndexter,S.a at Frade Hall
Or. sydney Bray, OF the Memorial Ho
inital Richmond, Is spending J. ten days
VACATION with friends In West 20 ana
iNiiddleseX county, Is, isss u. ii U,
Mrs. j. Presley Williams aud children
are In gloucester fcourty,gwith her fdther,
CAPTAIN r.. G. Coleman. she9wlll remain
me rest OF the summer. MISS Lean
Levin loft Friday for edmond, thence
she will 20 to Lynchhurg and West
Virginia for a long visit.
Mrs. q. 70. w, Luke HAS as lnr guest
her mother, Mrs. a., & 8, Johnson, and
sister, Miss Eugie May Johnson q Smith
field, Va, ,g,. 35ss
Colonel B. i. Faripholt and his daugh,
saiuda, N, c., where they Win Join the
rest Of the family, who are sumnlerlng
at tina popular res M Il "a 4, !, Nv
Mrs Johfn, He'll Bigger, Miss sallte Big
ger and Miss Anna Lumpk!n, Of R!cn-
nond, who have. been board at MIS-
Nj. W, fcarra cottage, have retur 1'ql q TO
Richmond, u,
mock, Essex county Is visiting his aunt,
Mrs, Thos. r Bagby, s.
Mrs. III. o.. Barker sleft friday for q
yistS to friends In Newport News ana
| NorfolkI b a y q y. y Z. Il 3, . ,i .
Mis-. Ianl LsmoiRe,, sanai children, o.
Riehmolld have been ] for ten days or
mores al h the Ware Hotel they lels
4 Thursday for asyisitto friends IN Glou-
8cester.s Z, ~ 4,
Miss Virginia Yinglng, OF Westminster,
Ind. !; IS whiting Miss Annie Mclkenna'
Miss Mary Mash sauHders, q S9 2va shl
/ ington. l}.s O., are tho lat test add Ions 70
the large house party at .pudley's Fer
ry," the Brooks home,
Miss Alice Yilkinson who was oper-
TAD IN for appendicitis at the, AecTffnrlal
Hospital July 6th, Is beg ginning e. slt up
Y Is bed and u ves0 Ysrlng Yeplaly * il.sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
WOODSTOCK :|J:)III ST: < (, !.
lspeclal lto 1--WE TImez. Dlspatch.2!

y
y. WooDsToCKv VA July 2, NissE Len,
mis- Anderson, of Front Royal, has re nrn-
( Cd Ia her home, after Waiting her cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 6. Anderson, Tor seyer ''al
weeks. .s it3 -
Mr.. 81 r. G. A1lley has returned to his
home at Sharon, Pa, after spending his
@vaca ton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs 4
Geo. wv. Miley.
M. j. 7 s. $Hoshour, OF Woodstock. is
engaged In the ction OF a new jail for
Warren county, at Front Royal and has
the contract for the brick work.
Mrs. a. L ] Mason, Of Luray, returned
n to her homo on Monday. after spending
several weeks with her daughter, Mrs,
wv. b. sNIlley.
on last Fidny3 night n new lodge Of
knights Of Pythias, whicb will be known
s sa seven Fountains. No. l222, was Initiated
81 the Castle Hall OF King Arthur Lodge,
~ the local team. Seventeen members
were initiated during tho night A num-
her OF members Of the order from New
K Market and Strasburg were present and
assisted In comforting the ranks,
M Mrs. %. D. Newman and family are
spending several weeks III Orkney
! The brick work on the new jail for
u shenandoah county Is nearly completed e.
and the roof over q portion OF TIE pulla-
Ing Ia being raised,
Mrs j, II. Wislnan and daughter-ln-
7 law, Mrs, IL, W. Wsman, have been
quite sick al their home on Main street
q for several days.
Mr.. q. IS, Ramsburg, wife and family
left here on Tuesday morning Tor tHelr
former home In Maine. Mr.. Ramsburg
q has disposed OF all OF his property here
aud will engage In business IN the North,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
4 LADY.IO]RCHEsTRA
CHARMS west ! |: mi
. Dignified and Cultured Women We y
Who Know Their Business sin. s y
and Make II a Pleasure. 81
Especial to The lmes-Dlspatch.,,

NJ; Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
WEST POINT VA, July 2l.-West
Point is filled with boarders and Visitors,
and the new dancing pavilion is q great
plea sure I'd the young people and rivals ais
The skating rink In popularity, The music
~ the Imperial Orchestra Of nine ladies
lis the finest in the history Of Beach
Park, Seven of the ladies are from 1903
ton ana vicinity, one from New York and
one from Austrial All of them ara gonn
looking, dlgnIfied, cultured, know their
business and give great pleasure to the
throngs who hear theirifine music, IN ao-
dition TO the nine ladies tpA orchestfl
has one man.
Dr.. u. Warren Knepp Of the United
states Marine Hospital, New York CITY,
has been the guest OF his friend, Dr.
Clyde #. Ross. for several days,
Miss Ann Keith Reyal q A n, ND
and Miss Katherine. Gedds. o. y lllla'h y
burg, arc fyIsiting Miss Myrtle Carr.
Miss Maggie Williams, OF Richmond,
and Mr., Robert Warnocls, Of New YORK,
ava guests OF Miss Josephine Ware,
Mrs. q. Billups Alnrry, who has been
sta wing in King and Queen at ! Belmont
il nov at the RidgeWay ouse, where
she will remain some tirne, u
Mrs. hurry, visit to ne county v Of llsl
birth lIking and Qnoen) after an absence
~ thirty Years, found eyery member Of
he;r family dead and great changes ~
pla ce I. ana people. She was befofe her
mnarriaEe Miss Fanny Gonlder, q descend
ant of James Goulder, who !, With two
i,roihers came to this cnpn try from Eng
land during Its colonization. Mrs Alurry
ID TIA on IA suY,yiylnS l,letn Der q that largt
family. AiyS, A{urrys nv pand, nj, SzeoFSs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
THE YEll0Wz.suL.P|HU.
EkI |: MANY !
\ Romance an, I Discovered lin the
History 'of q olHiinent
Couple.
! fsn1.cial q 8srhe rlngeal- plspatch.l

ESPECIAL to THE ines Dispa tch')
YELLOW SULPHUR L SPRINGS 8, 81 a.
July ii These beautiful days are rap az Z
Idly f,lllng the yellow sulphur with as
charming guests as have ever eve t roo. 10
beau te Gus mountain paths OF trlpped t .''
light fantastic on Its SPACIOUS ! bathroom
floor. Each train from the East ana IN N
n,ost every train from tho West brings
did ma irons and new arr va IL I'D b
a Among those who have recently come
n ara Mrs. William r. Beale and 81 her
daughter Miss Lucy Preston hea 70, q
T3,ichannn Va, Mrs. Beale, VINO ~ WEI
lrnnwn throughout the State for her WORK
among the Daughters Of tho Contederacy
and the Daughters Of the Heyol9t lon'ss h.luu
FOR her literary ability. as We'll Us lor
her charm OF nlanner - ao1ng mucn -
I TI,, daughter, Miss Lucy, who has Just
returned from a VISIT IN New York, ls
one OF the prettiest Of the score OF hand
somo ladies' who make the YsloW de-
light. Although "a newcomer. her beauty
and her delightful personality have made
for her " host OF friends. tss' 3l
Mi, and MFs, George p. Ivy, Of New
Orleans. are also recent add Ions q no
welcome. Mrs, Ivy Is q landscape ar
list OF marked ability, and around the
springs she has abundant opportunity y
exert her best efforts, For hours at 9
time she sits by some shaded byfPath
Reproducing the beauties spread out Pc
MI. and Mrs, Eugsas dill, Of Farn,Yille'
ara among the most interesting guests,
They tirst me-, Ut Ii said. at the fellow
and here annolnced their betrothal. The
younS sIolk1 Nv. thals yonasncs y oas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
.Ready-to-NN Wear p experiment
ought to be duplicated several times

that ought to be dup cated several tinles
before the season ends rs ssas W.
Everyone here takes active interest I'm;
the dancing and the weekly e germans.
Every evening the bal -ro ON d raws from
shady hooks and cool sveFandas and a fteri
the waltzes and tWo,steps the Old 3Y slt':
ginla reel Is enjoyed. sSss Sst II
Among other v mia arrivals nre Mt.
and M rs, ] (. =, Moylere and son, Roanoke;
Mr.. and Mrs, y Va aldWin, Radgoad;
Or, J !. r. 6; ildersl eeve, Richmond ma taa
and Mrs y. Powell yvntsons Miss Mary
f. Booth, Mr.SW, p, u ones, r tersburg;
Miss Florence Carner,t Mr.. Edward Doyle
Norfolk; Mrs. W Ri l'ahb. Miss ''lrabb
Miss Eggleston, MI: and MIS-. Eugene =, E Z
GIN, n FarmYille; y Mr. \, and Mrs. y, u.
Hughes; Miss Glad Iva 81 Hug he's. Lynels-l.
burg Mr., Edwin " atson. Martinsyille;
Miss sFIubbie Wade, Mr.. A. y. Edmunq-
SON., Rocky Mount; Mr., and Mrs, Y, A.
Vaughan, Roanoke; L Mr.. and Mrs. n. sbt
Handy Il Miss Josephine Handy. II Lyn Y !l
hurg; Mrs. Charles Lassiter, Miss i Tan
HI Ia sister Miss Margaret Lassite Ntisl
Virginia Lasater, Petersburg,
There are many visitors here ft9!p3
other Sta eS, 53F. Is IA SsEse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
BUCKINGHAM BITS
fspecial to The Times Dlspatch,>

IS Il
BUCKINGHAM, VA July AZ la M \
party Will be held at the 1N'ytlanl ~ Illss
here on August ~ leS ZIG fn Gs's
a fifair viii he in the hands OF the lnell IN
WHO the m1 paa asyery a's reuts &
NOT q ete TN " Z i start here On September
Witch viii be source. IS great e ., s9,
fence to many people VINO ssaI ~ " MY, ssae
WIFI VIII So sonehsa BY 4 route twentysjisS I.
miles long with mall service e NJ, vin9c
W With carrior from aIanteo. III
The Holiness meeting whlch has naas
ha s heen largely ATTENDED, especially S 81
su nurh AIoss, Of richmond. has III, ss-
turned after visit @iil, his home soiA y
lriiests al friends at Eagle Rock, ana skr
peet to be gone several day 81. =, i, +, III
home al LynchburS after ylsat ~ -
his parents hsres S ysSit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
i Rugby Hall Guests,
Especial 10 The Illness lspatch,)

Especial 10 The mes-Dlspatoh)
+ RUGBY II III, ALBEAIARLE sCouN-
TX, July Among the guests now at
ginia, arc Colonel and Mrs, Ansley Miss
Ansley, Mr.. Lewis Ansley, Master
Ansley, Alexandria; Mr.. and Mrs. smoot
5 5aa soe eor &c Il saa
Z louisville, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, q 4.
Washing ton, y, O.; Mr.. and Mrs. Hayer-
meyer, and daughter. OF Chicago Mrs,
and daughter, Of Chicago; g Mr., Samuel
Marshall, OF dtson,s ~ & Mr. and Mrs.
Boardman Smith, Of 5Chisa goi Mrs. N eade
and Miss Meade Of Rlshmond. Va; gs.
Mr.. and Mrs eherlaWs Of New York Mr.,
i and Mys, Wellsyton. Of New York. y;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Wa.h Dres, Goods at Unheard- Of Prices

M 25c solid Colored Organdies, now 10c.
21o solid Color Linen blue. green and an
gray, $14cS yard 3sSss HIGH
q Brown Linen, e.
q Galatea Cloth = u
8s Best II s1-2c Percales, ark and lisht.
Ito. ;S8
Best quality Amoskeas Apron / s. in'shams,
20 1.4c.Ss & II,
Best grade calicoes Tor 2 Inc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Art TN lnt.

4 90 Linen Bobins ], 3d. 'sS
sss12 40 Stamped Linen Mats, \ Sc.
White Carnation Brand. to close out, 5c.i
Wash Silk, q skeins for 90. vs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01
AMERICAS NEW PLAYWRIGHT.
Charming Pollock, Aged Twenty-Five,
 Has Made His Mark.

"I'he Players Eyerybody's Magazine.
 At Twenty-Five, Channlng Pollock has had produced a play that will give him an enduring reputation. The Little Gray Lady" is a drama of focal color" that Is to say, the old, familiar p1ot-love es- arrangement reconciliation--in a new and unfamiliar setting We are so accustomed to see love affairs carried on in the draw ingroom that we are surprised and pleased to find them just as interesting in the back yard. After we have been persuaded that intrgues which involve mons for tunes and honor occur only in the great world, we are interested by the discovery that human nature is just the same among the litte clerks and clerkesses of Washington. That Is the significance of the local color device and that Is the chief value of "The Little Gray Lady" that and the sweetness of it's sentiment the freshness of it's comedy.
 It is the same dear familiar story old as itself and dear as womankind the story of the man who loved woman but wandered into evil ways and the woman who suffered, and loved him. and by her constancy saved him. You can find the theme of thls play in Shake speare's sonnet Two loves I have of comfort and despair" Wagner found 1t in the old German folk tales and set 1t to music in ''Tannhauser."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01
GREENSBORO.

Greensboro, March 31.-(Speclal) )--The A. T. O. fraternity honored their friends with a delightful banquet Wednesday evening at the handsome home of Col. and Mrs. T. R. Ward. The entire lower story of the house was thrown open to the guests and all of the apartments were eXquisitely decorated in cut flowers With stately palms effectively placed here and there. The table in the dining room had for it's centerpiece huge sheaf of bride roses. This. with the delicate green Of maiden hair fern, carried out the color scheme, white and green. The hints were in the shape of an A. T. O. badge and were in white and green also. Mr. w II. Sadler acted as toastmaste1. and proved splendid one The following young men responded to toasts: Messrs Frazier, Lazenby, Hastings and Rice. MT. Frazier made the hit of the evening In particularly witty and sparkling little speech. Colonel Ward responded in his happiest manner to the speech made thanking him and his lovely wife for their gracious hospitality to the A. T. O,s
 A very delightful dinner was tendered the baseball team by Mir. W. H. sadler Friday evening. Mir. Sadler is the genial and handsome manager of the ball tea TT, and is untiring in his efforts to further their success. At this dinner Miss Mattie Rose Pickens, Miss Annie Julia Carat Miss Lula Hurt and Miss Kathleen Wal Ter were elected sponsors for the team All Of these young ladies are beautiful and popular and will lend the inspiration or their presence at all the games. The hrst game of the season will be played on the college campus April between How ard and Greensboro
 Mrs Mary Piclkens entertained a few friends very delightfully."- at luncheon Thursday in honor of Mrs. Leila Otis and her guest, Mrs. Arnold, The occasion was in every way delightful one. assembling a copgenial party of friends
 Little Rebecca Knight, the pretty little daughter of MT. Thomas k. Knight. has been very i'll with tonsilitis, but is muob better at present.
 The paper on "Art" read before tbe Saturday Shakespeare club at It's last meeting by Mrs. Charles Clinton Seed was probably the most brilliant ever read be- fore that cultured body of women. Mrs, Seed is quite an artist herself, and has made careful study of the subject, hav- Ing been abroad and visited all the fa- nous art galleries of Europe. The meet ing was an open meeting presided over very delightfully."- by Mrs T. R. Ward.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Ward Is spending this week in Selma, the guest of her son, pr. +. B. Ward.
 Miss Hobson of Richmond, Va. is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. W. D. Lee, of Greens bdro.
 Miss Willie Walton has as her charm ing guest Miss Sarah Hastings of Mont gomery, who came over to attend the A. T; O. banquet.
 French circle is the latest club to be formed in Greensboro. They will read
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01
Southern Railway Go.
Schedule In Effect Februar ii. 1906

oSUCouic III EHcSt FCpfudT H. lSUos Trains leave Birmingham as follows: GAO a. m.-No. SS, for Atlanta, Washing. ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia New York and the East. Pull man Drawing Room Sleeping Car, Birmingham to New York. Dining car, Birming- ham to Atlanta. s:20 a. m.-No. 19, for Monteyaio. Ma. plesvile. Selma and way sta. tions.
 i2:25 D. m.-No. S5, for Columbus. West Point. Winona. Greenwood and Greenville; also Sheffield end Florence and North Ala- bama points. -2;40 p. m.-No. 15. for Cordova. Oakman Corona and way stations: also Blossburg.
 5:45 a. m.-No. 22 for Anniston. Hefiin and way stations; also Rome. Ga. $50 D. m.-No, 36 for Atlanta, Charlotte. Richmond. Washington. New York and the East. Pullman Sleeping Car Birmingham ts Richmond. Ta' l:O5 D. m.-No 24, hnnlston. Atlanta and way stations; also for Jack sonville and an Florida points also Talladega. Nla. iO:20 D. m.-No. 37, for 0sfumpus. West Point, Winona, Greenwood and Greenville. Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car Birming- ham to Greenvile. i0:35 D. m.-No. 21, for Selma, Mobile and way stations. Pullman Draw ing l.oom Sleeping Car Bir. mngham to Mobile. Il 80 p. m.-No. 9s. for Atlanta.> Anniston and way stations. Pullman Sleeping Car Birmingham to
 Atlanta. Sleeping Car can be occupied at Union station s:3e D. m.
 For detailed information and sleeping car reservations apply passenger office. Morris Hotel Building. Telephone 3O67 Bell and 8l7 Peoples
 J. N. HARRISON. Dist. Pass. Agt- R. B. CREAG. Tray. Pass. Agt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01
CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga. Tenn. March 31.-(Spe- cial)--Mrs. z c. Patten entertained at | luncheon at her country home Ashland, about eight miles from town in honor Of Mrs. John NJ Gaut of Nashville and other members of the Crutchfeld family the former owners of Ashland. The guests were delighted with the oppor- tunlty to inspect the old Crutchfield home which stands near the new one of colonial design The residence, which will shortly be torn down. was the property for many years of the Hon. William Crutchfield congressman from this district.
 Mrs. Charles M. Willingham enter tained on Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in honor of Miss Ethel Ford Of South Carolina who is the guest of Mrs. Archibald Willingham. The house was decorated in American Beauties
 Mrs. Charles Hall and Mrs Robert P. Woodward entertained at Oak Hurst, the home of the latter, with a bridge party on Thursday afternoon in honor of the Misses Martha and Elizabeth Elder of Havana, Cuba. who are the guests of their sister, Mrs T. H. Urmston. Miss Ann Watkins captured the first prize, which proved to be a parasol of pink brocade, and Miss Minnie Richards the lone hand, gold belt buckle. The guests prizes were large punches of violets.
 MT. and Mrs, Ralph E. Marshall enter tained at progressive euehre
 Mrs. E. B. Clark entertained the Mu- scal Circle on Wednesday afternoon at her Metallic avenue residence The pro- gramme was given by Mrs. Paul Moross. Miss Lucy Duncan, Miss Henderson, Miss Harriet Smith Mrs. Alliger, Mrs Warner. Miss Edith Raines played a violin obli- gato. A delightful feature of the after noon was little talk by Miss Best on student Life Abroad"
 MT. and Mrs. c. A Rant entertained on Monday evening at dinner at the Golf and Country club, followed by bridge. in honor of their guest. Mir c. C. Otis of Buffalo.
 Mrs. Charles F. Milburn entertained at luncheon on Thursday in honor of Mrs. C. c, Otis Of Buffalo.
 Miss Sarah Frazier. who is maid of honor to the sponsor-n- chief of the Con federate Veterans. Miss Josephine Nch- oils of New Orleans, is bright and beau tiful Chattanooga girl who is very popu- lar in society here Her selection to a post of so much distinction is much ap- preciated by her friends
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01
SHE HEFFIELD.

Sheffield. March 3l.-(Special )--Invita- tlons have been received here by friends to the marriage of Miss Rosa Clyde Potts of Little Rock, Ark, and MT. Rufus White Butler of this nity. The happy event will take place on Wednesday, April Il, in Little Rock. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mrs. Thomas c. Potts of that city, but at one time was resident of Shef- field, where she has many friends who will welcome her back.
 The Sheffield lodge of Rebekahs gave a banquet at Odd Fellows hall, which was most enjoyable affair. Mrs. O. E.. Comstock was presented with a large cake, as the most popular lady present.
 Miss Elsie Murphy of Green Bay, Mich, is the guest of Mrs. E. c, Gavin.
 MT. and Mrs. C.. NJ. Bridges returned several days ago from Pueblo, Col
 The members of the Baptist church held a very pleasant meeting at the church a few evenings ago, which was interspersed with music, etc. The occasion was the presentation of a handsome gold Iocket to the Rev. R. H. Handy of the First Baptist church of Florence, who has re- signed his charge there to go to Hazle- hurst. Miss. Mir. TaDdy has on numerous occasions filled the pulpit of this church and the gift was a token of appreciation and the esteem in which he is held b, the people. Prof, R. s. Marchman wa. I master of ceremonies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01
STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.
Continued from Eighteenth Page,

@@>r>~>~><>~~~><~~~~><~< night in honor of her birthday. She re- eeived a number of handsome presents Refreshments were served
 Tie Juvenile Missionary society was en- tertained on last Friday by Miss Alene Adams at her home on Jackson street Refreshments were served.
 Mrs. 1T. T. Gill entertained on Friday afternoon in honor of her sister-in-iaw ". Miss Johnnie Gill, of Huntsville most delightful afternoon was passed.
 The young men of the Decaturs gave a delightful dance at the Tavern hote! on Friday night in honor of the visiting young ladies'.
 The o, T. club was entertained on Fri day afternoon by Mrs. Ahstell. Lost heir the club game. was played during the afternoon. The meeting was the most en- toyable one held thus far. A number of visiting ladies were present. Refresh ments were served.
 The Ladies Pedro club swas ent srtaine1 by Mrs. Driskll at the New Echols hotol on Friday afternoon. Mrs. William Craw, ford won the club prize and Miss Abbte Crawford won the visitors prize. Lunch con was served after the games.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01
The Correct Vehicle

The difference between just right and just Wrong is sometimes but little, but that little counts whether the purchase be spring suit or family carriage. The cobbler tries but fails; the expert succeeds with but little effort--he knows how. It's that "KnoW How" which has made our Vehicle Department famous throughout the state and accounts for our tremendous business The Drennen name plate is an assurance of correct style and superior quality.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-01

Mrs. c. D. Woodruff has returned from Meridian, Miss, being called home on ae- count of the illness of her daughter, Miss Bessie Woodruff.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louie Reese left for their home in Birmingham. after a visit to MT and Mrs Henry McCarty on Seventh street
 Miss Florence Rogers of Niles. O.. is the guest of her sister Mrs. Charles H. Parsons. on Leighton avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. Walter L. Brown are visit ing Mrs. Hardwlok Ruth in Montgomery.
 Mrs. Volney Underhill of Wilmett H., is visiting Mrs. L. T. Smith on Tyler Hill. Mrs Underhill has been spending the winter in Florida, and after visiting in Anniston will return to her home.
 Hon. Albinus Nance and Miss Mary E. Nance of Chicago arrived Saturday and will spend several weeks in Anniston. Colonel Nance was formerly governor of Nebraska, but is now in business at Chi cago They have apartments at the Ala bama.
 Miss Star Alexander is visiting friends in Birmingham.
 Mrs. John G. Farley has returned from an extended visit to Montgomery and Mobile.
 Miss Estelle Johnson of Rome has re- turned home, after a short visit 10 Miss Julia Coleman in this city.
 Mrs. C. T. Robinson much improved In health, has returned from Birmingham, where she has been in the Davis in- firmafy.
 Miss Lucille Burt, who was the faselnat- ing guest of Miss Lucy Ayers last week. has returned to her home in Taladega
 Miss Lula Cooper left Monday for At lanta to spend several days with friends and relatives
 Misses Bessie and Annie LeGrande and Master Howard LeGrande who have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. T. ". Ayers re- turned to their home in Birmingham Mon day.
 Mrs. E. L. Watts of Birmingham Is the guest of Miss Annie Brewer