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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-24
!. and Mrs. Champ peasants il "a ana fam.

lily. 8SEs Gf5t
These are not the only cottage hunters
and there have already been numero
requests, to residents to accommodate
summer boarders. This attests the,
popularity OF Bon Air. 3st
Mr.. james Noel, OF Richmond, Is the
guest Of Mr.. A. +. Noel.
Mr.. Wythe Frazier, Of Richmond. has
been notified OF his promotion to station
agent on the Southern road Mr.. Fra
zier IS now supplying here in the place
OF Mr.. c. G. Whitworth who has sur
ferad relapse from malarial fever. Dir.
whitworth has had postponed the meet
ing OF the Photographers Union, which
was to have met in Washington on Feb
ruary 25th.
LIE Noel Hotel promises to be prettier
this spring than ever. Mr.. Noel has had
many improvements made, and q great
deal Of work done to beautify the lawn
and tennis court.
Mrs. A. f. Noel Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Snyder, in Richmond
Mrs. Redo has returned to her home
in Barton Heights. having spent a week
with her mother, Mrs. S. II. Foley.
Misses Alberta Williams and Kits Wren
have returned from Hanover where they
attended the Antrim-Lee wedding.
/ The Industrial Chapter OF the Episcopu
| Church mot Tuesday with Mrs. Bulling-
ton. Mr.. Wythe ISnsolving. OF Barto:
Heights, who holds regular services here
| will hold Lenten service on Wednes.
| day. February 9th. at noon, in the Pres
| byterlan church.
| The Rosebud Society Of the Methods
| Church held n candy sale on Friday a
! Mrs w. w. PAGES.
Mrs. J. y. Cox and Mrs. Norman Nor
ton have returned from Richmond, wher,
they were the guests Of Mrs Evan Ches
| terman.
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CHARLOTTE SOCIAL

CHARLOTTE, N. c., February "a
The advent OF the season OF Lent has put
q da,nper upon the social life Of Char
3lotte. and beyond round OF small din
ner parties and the regular meetings Of
the card and book clubs, there is lit
orally nothing doing"
Mrs. O.. B. Same entertained q num-
her OF her friends at course dinner
at the Hotel selwyn Wednesday evening
in celebrate of her cotton wedding. The
dinner was served in a private dining
room OF the hotel an dwas unusually
attractive.
Mrs L. G. Maffitt entertained at euchre
Wednesday evening In honor OF Miss
Janet Quinn, OF Salisbury.
DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ Winchester cele-
brated their silver wedding anniversary
at their home, nNorth Brevard Street
Tuesday evening. The hours We're from
to II, and during that time many
I friends called to pay their respects Il
the bride and groom OF twenty-five years
| The house was beautifully decorated
and the refreshments consisted OF an Gle
giant salad course, A number OF out.
/ Of town people were present for the at
fair.
Mrs. b. r. withcrs entertained at din
nor at her home, on East Avenue
Thursday evening In honor Of Mrs, W
II. Williams and daughter Miss Emmf
Williams, OF Portsmouth, Va. A selec
| number of friends partook OF Mrs
Wltherss hospitality, and met hel
| charming guests.
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BON AIR SOCIAL
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BON AIR, VA, February 2S--Mrs. W..
d. Smith was the recent hostess OF the
Bon Air Social Club. Some very original
and UNIQUE valentines had been written
and colored, and were presented to tho
guests with charming and peculiar 1T
ness for each, and this caused much mer-
rimcnt and fun. After delightful salad
course. Miss llazen and Mrs. Norton CO.
sponded to requests for readings. Besides
the regular club members. Miss Julia
Cardwell. OF Hanover, and Miss Pratt
were present.
Mr.. Edward Finkerton. Of Baltimore,
has returned to his home there, having
been the guest mt DR.. McCluers.
Miss Frances WIthers. who is spend
ing the winter months In Richmond, was
tho recent guest of Miss Maud Miller
and attended tho club meeting at Mrs.
Smiths.
! Mrs. Il, A. Lloyd. who has been Will,
her parents at lie Noel Hotel left last
week to Join her husband, who has bust
ness in New York, 9.6
Mr.. Ben Watkins, Of Hallsboro, spent
! last wednesday in Bon Air.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Peasants, of Rich
mond were in Bon Air last week looking
at the Crenslnw property, with a view
to summer renting. It Is hoped that they
! Will come. Besides their, own attactve
family, they Will be accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Tyler and family anc
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Starke OF RI almond, Virginia, in white I
decorated with hearts. made a most.
Convincing alentlne''; Miss Elizabeth
bagley, Of Jackson. N. O., In red and
black. was charming little "Ba bbie"S
OF Little Minister" fame; Mrs. w. T. &
hughes was a typical Japanese lady
and most articitcally gowned: Master
Lynton Burr, Danville, vrgiani, as y
colored nurse maid. WAS perfect in his
costume and bearing. and elicited ap-
plnuse. particularly as he wheeled the
baby carriage in which repo sed Viii
liam Davis, OF Norfolk, In infanttle
content, Miss Thompson, Of Boston,.
was entirely ssunrecognizable In her
complete disguise as q peanut yender;
ming as6"Queen OF Hearts," her gilt
tering crown suggesting her sovcr-
eighty, and the Ered insignia scattered
over her gown Indicating the king
dom OF her sway; Mrs. w. 7. Dabney.
Of Richmond, was perfect III her make
up as Mother Goose" even to the
broom, with which she Swept the
cobwebs from the sky: Mrs. ]. T.
Werner as a Pink Paper Doll" was a
charming study In color, and was voted
/, one OF the evenings hits Miss
Eleanor Dana, of Philadelphia. as 1.-THE
shepperdess," was tho most picturesque
! of the maskers, and was lovely In her
I attractive costumo Miss Marie Tucker
and Miss Gertrude Tucker, Philadel-
! phia, In their respective roles Of
"Fairy" and tho "Red Cross Nurse
| were very effective; Miss O'Calllhan
also OF Philadelphia. needed only to
point to her costume and pail as an
answer to the oft-asked questions
maid?" Mrs. ]. T. Twitty, OF Buffalo
N. y. was very handsome In he.
/, striking costume of Hearts anG
| Masks; Miss Mary Whitaker. OF Ru.
/ leigh, was as dear and sweet as q
picture I'm her ''Little Boy Blue" cos.
tune; Mr.. J. II. Werner. OF Pottsville
Pa. ana Mr.. =. L. Walker. county
furnished tho comic note In theil
''Clown" makeup; Mr.. Lewis Wilkins
Buster Brown" who, In the absence
OF 'rigo" and MARY Jane" had NJ
/ incentive to do%his tricks; Mirabea,
f Hughes (six years old) tho Meek
lenburg. In evening clothes, silk hat
ETC.. made the quaintest "Liliputial
Brldegrooms;, Mr.. Brock, OF Chns
4 City, was an ideal "Rastus on Parade.
even to his walk; Miss Annie Farls
y OF Chase City, very dainty and ap
i propriate .Flower Girl"; Mr.. II. r
Il Cooley was admirable In his gallan
N peatlHB d!u SubSesltEo tCoatuHio u
"Your Valentines: Mr.. Leon Tarls. o
Chase City, was a very mystic "Blacl
Domino" who kept the company guess
. ing to the end; Mr.. j. u. Twitty, o
Buffalo. furnished the only king Q
Hearts," while tho dignified bearing
, Of Mr., j. q. Sizer. Of Richmond. as a.
"Old ConolonMl Gentleman" entitle
him to lead the march, with all tn
} motoy ''train attendent."
After the unmasking, dancing wa
kept up until late hour. and, Xix
their brethren In gay New Orleans tn
reYellers dlsnersed only With the dnWl
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Midlothian Social.
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MIDLOTHIAN, VA, TIE bruary 2s.-
Among the members from, Cooper
Lodge who paid visit to Abou Ben
sAdhem Lodge OF Odd Fellows. of Rich.
mond, last Thursday night. were No
BILE Grand f. w. Harper. vice-Grand
DR.. sydnor. and Messrs. ]. w. Jeneries.
William r. Chapman, G. w. Morrisette,
w L. Lester, Mr.. Peacock, Selwyn
Hancock. j. y. Jewett, Mr.. White. John
Miles, E. L. Field, r. w. Dufrer, M. c..
Homer and w. G. Owens. They all
enjoyed themselves very much.
Misses Louise and Carrie Ba.44ey. who
have been the guest Of Miss Marie u y -. %.
Hancock, Of Powhatan. for some time,
Miss Belle Lunson, OF Bon Air, was
q guest last week Of her sister, Mrs.
Emma Hudspeth.
Mr.. hugar Moss is at the Virginia
Hospital. where he underwent ali ope-
ration. He was accompanied to Rich
mond by his mother, Mrs. william
Moss, and DR.. W. D. Sydnor.
Mr.. Hunter Bellamy spent Sunday
with his aunt. Mrs. Emma Hudspeth.
He visited Mr.. Edgar Moss at tho Vir-
ginia Hospital Saturday.
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/, with her brother. Mr.. Jerry Jones, OF
Clayton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Martin and little
daughter Eva May, were the guests
Sunday OF z. w. Bailey and family.
| Mr.. Henry Field has been here very
| sick for the last week with the
measles.
Mr., j. A. Lester, who has been very
sick, is somewhat better.
Mr. z. W. Bailey spent Tuesday
night with Mr.. Ellis Martin. Of Man
| chester.
Mr.. r. M. Bellamy was a guest O.
Mr. L. W. Bailey Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper spent sunday
/. with Mr.. " lillian r. Chapman.
Mrs. Il. w. Bailey and Mrs. Chapman
and little Teddy Chapman spent Fri
day with Mrs. Martin, Of Manchester
Mr.. Richard Jefferics was guest Q
his brother, Mr.. ]. W. Jefferies.
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OLD POINT COMFORT, VA, Febru-.
airy .s.-The social whirl goes merr.:y
on at Old Point. despite the season OF
suckcloth and ashes ana seVerh1 sii N'
storms.
On Mondey evening Lieutenant and
Mrs Hines, OF the post, entertained
tho Bridge Club
On Tuesday afternoon there were
two teas--one given by Mrs. schley
and Mss Scnley, OF New ok, VINO
are spending some time at the Cham
berlin, and the other by Mrs. John ID.
Stevens. Of the post. for her house
guest Miss Newton. q daughter OF
Colonel Newton, OF the army.
Mrs. Stevens gave q most attractive
childrens party on Washington,s
birthday for her young son and daugh-
Miss Corinne Stevens. The little host
md hostess were dressed as George
and Martha Washi gton and their
guests all wore Colonial costumes
Mrs Henry Hatch. Of the post. gave
a large bridge party yesterday after
noon and Mrs. Quinn Gray gave a
thimble party at her home IN the post
on Monday afternoon.
Dinners We're given last Sunday
night at the Chamberlin by Mr.. W.
Lee Powell and Mr.. Joseph b. Weaver,
both OF Newport News.
u Mrs. r.. >. Clay itSTOW.n4 WHO sWttSL tilc
guest OF Mrs. Richard Coke Marshall
is now visiting friends in Norfolk. She
Will spend some time in Cincinnati be-
fore returning to her home at Fort
Mckinley, Me.
Miss Helen Hazelhurst, Of Chicago,
IS expected next week to be the guest
of Miss Anne Kimberly Clifford at the
Sherwood Inn.
Recent patrons OF the Char'berlin
are Mr.. and Mrs Marion Robbins
Brooklvn Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Gill
Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Hoan
Cuba; Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hildreth
1rreeport ILL.,; Mrs. Frank A Taylor
Miss d. N. Taylor, Po"ghk"ensie: Mr.
and Mrs, w. L. Russell. Brooklyn; Mr.
and Mrs. G.. Tower FERGUSON, Toron'
to; Mrs. Eugene ]. Ward. New York
Mr., ana Mrs. Henry ", blanchard Bos
ton: Mr.. r. T.. Fshburn Miss Isabel
Tishburn. Chicago: Mr., and Mrs. Alex
nnder Camp. Dallas. Tex; Mrs. J. c
Peabody. Miss Peabody, Mrs: Henry
W. Rising, Miss Helen Rising, New
York: Richard Laws Lee, Miss Mildret
Lee. Miss NJ. Donnelley, Baltimore.
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AT THE MECKLEN8U.RG

MECKLENBURG. CHASE CITY, VA.
Feb. 23.-Not oven gala Canal Street
on Mardi Gras day could have pre-
scented pageant OF moro lifo and color
and variety than the procession OF
merry maskers who on Thursday
evening made their grand march
through the hotel and finally brought
up at the beautifully decorated ball
room, where IN admiring and applaud-
ing crowd was waiting to received
them.
The Mecklenburg masquerade fancy
dress ball of 07 will always be re-
membered rs the most brilliant social
event of the season and tho most at
tractive from q spectacular point OF
view. The costumes of tho company
ranged from grave to gay, from ave-
ly to severe" and tho fun was fast and
furious as tho audience tried to guess
tho identity of those passing and re-
passing In revcw before them. The
vote as to tho most popular costume
was taken by reclamation, and the APP
plause for each was most liberal. The
final vox populi decision was In favor
OF tho Gold Dust Twins" (Buell Cooke
OF The Mecklenburg, and William WIFI
taker. OF Raleigh) and "The Country
Schoolgirl" miss Anderson, OF Han
/. over, Virginia) to whom a mammoth
heart-shaped cake was presented. II
was conceded that for beauty or COS
] tune and fidelity to detail, Mrs. Il
Edgar Harvey. OF Norfolk, az ''Poca
hontas." deserved the palm. and Mrs
r. p. Williams. of Danyille. as Meek
| lenhurg Calcium Chloride, Queen O
! Waters also received most liberal
applause and congratulations upon the
artistic and original design OF her COS
tune. The others appearing In cos
tune were: Mrs. w. A, Leech, Of POGO,
no, Pa. who In most effective cos
tune Of pink and white was gent
"Mary" attended by her historic con
| fgere. the snowy lamb; Miss Maud
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Mems Fixiings

5Oc value black silk Four.in- Hands, 4s
inches long, ga inches wide Sale price,
25c.
Reversible Tub Ties, inches wide, in
tan, pink, blue and great variety Of fancy
plaids, 25c.
blue and white, with separate cuffs, only
5Oc
Dirby Ribbed Shirts and Drawers, in
medium weights only soc.
Spring weight in white Merino Shirts
and Drawers, 5Oc.
csc Black Mercerized sox; sale price to-
morrow IL 1-2c.
csc Fancy SILK Embroidered Sox, Isle
thread Sox: tomorrow II &c.
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to Introduce her friend and guest. Miss
Matt La Eoiirnuraa CHINO 10

to introduce her friend and guest. Miss
Matte Fouraurean,of RI chnond
her friends. Those invited we're Misses
VIII Easley, Louise Penick, Ethel
Topping, Haden. Virginia and Leila
Wright. Edyth Turner. Imogen Wat
skins, Pattie and Mildred Evans, Nan
ME and Virginia Darlington, Mary and
Gertie Slate. Wilma Luck. Of this
place. and Mrs. John Walker, Of Lynch
burg.
The Junior Order Of the United
American Mechanics. will celebrate
Washington's Lirtnday in the Odd Eel
lows Hall Tuesday evening. An in
teresting and patriotic program has
been arranged, consisting OF addresses,
also. vocal and instrumental music.
The exercises Will be, public.
Mr.. and Mrs William L. Westfall, OF
Newark, N. j.. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Lee this week. Mrs.
Westfall is the sister OF Mr.. Lee, and
this is the first time thoy have seen
each other in twenty years, and Is also
Mr.. and Mrs Westfall's first visit to
South Boston. They were favornbly
impressed with the little city on the
Dan.
Mr.. Walter P. Yancey, Of Lynchburg
| visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. P. II
! Yancey, here last Sunday.
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3 AsHEv!LLE SOCIETY

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Feb. 23-Among
the brilliant entertainments In Ashe-
vile society this week was the bridge
luncheon given by Mrs. A. G. Bartlett
at her beautiful country homo at
Strawberry Hill. The luncheon tables
were simply treated as to decorations,
exquisite napery and white carnations
giving a pleasing effect. No prizes
were given, the love OF the game by
the bridge enthusiasts present serving
to hold the interest OF those attending
Among those present were
Mrs. Zebulon Vance, Mrs. Charity
Russ Craig, Mrs. Charles Jordan, Mrs
Rogers Grant. Mrs Theodore Davidson.
Mrs Lock Craig, Mrs ]. G. Pritchard.
Mrs. Fraser, Miss Henderson. Mrs. AL
fred Barnard, Mrs. shaw Mrs. Arthur
Robinson. Mrs. Fred Kent, Mrs. Ell
Muslin, Miss Vance Brown, Miss Maria
Brown. ana Miss Annie Williams.
Asheville's two latest brides, Mrs.
sneed Adams, and Mrs, Charlton Mil
lard. were the guests of honor at @
card party given by Miss Lillian Rey-
nolds, ut her home on WoodnR street.
last Thursday evening, Tho affair was
entirely informal and most thoroughly
enjoyable. Five tables were made up
for the game of hearts.
Miss Reynolds's guess Included: Mr..
+. and Mrs Charlton Willard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Snced Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
1 Chapman. Dr. and Mrs. John Carol
Mr. and Mrs William Cooke, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Dilworth, Mr.. and Mrs. PHILIP
u Cooke, Mrs Benton, DR.. and Mrs. j. A
Burrows, the Misses Carmichael, Miss
a Julia Barnard. Miss Alice Drummond
\ Miss Julia Adams Miss Bessie Rey.
nolds, the Misses Chapman, Miss Bes
sic Lee, Dr., Carl Reynolds. DR. Jert
Cooke, Mr.. June Adams. Mr.. James A
Wirn, Mr.. Joseph Sluder, DR.. Reynolds
and Mr.. Irving Sludtr.
Miss Julia Barnard was hostess THU
week to tho Forty-Two Club tn
: members and fow friends beint
charmingly entertained by Miss Bar
nurd on Tuesday afternoon at hel
home on Chestnut street. Those pres
! ent We're: 49,
!. Mrs, Charlton Millard Mrs. Thomas A
. Rollins, Miss Virginia Griffith Miller
Miss Nell Morrison, Mics Maud Whit
. son. Miss Wrttsman, Miss Nell Car
( michael, Miss Lula Moore, Miss ALE
I Drummond. Miss Anna Carmichae
Miss Alice Deyenish, and, Miss Ma
s BARNARD. 6s
9 Mrs. N. Davidson and daughter. Mis-
: francis Davidson, are Visiting ne
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SOUTH BOSTON
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SOUTH BOSTON. VA, February a.
Mr.. md Mrs. Lawrence C. Ingle gave
II most elegant supper to number
Of their friends at their lovely home
on upper Main Tuesday evening. Tho
supper consisted of q variety of dishes,
and tho delicncies We're served In
courses, on cut-glass and painted
china, the prevailing dining-hall colors
heimg of pink and white, Throughout
the entire evening the hospitable
homo rang out with vocal and instru-
mental music, and the occasion was a
most pleasant and happy one, long to
he remembered At midnight fash
light picture of the guests was taken
ina group, Among tho invited guests
were Miss Leila ]. Wright. Mr.. and
Mrs, Albert Via, Miss May Anderson
Miss BYRD Yancoy. Tyree Wright. Mrs
j. w. Adkerson, Mr., and Mrs, Charles
II. Yancey Joseph II. Mebane. Miss
Virginia Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
wilbourne. Mrs. Robert II, Powell, OF
southampton county, and Mr., DaviG
Riggan, OF Richmond.
An enjoyable 6 o'clock ten was
given by MISS Mamie Fry at her hons
Monday afternoon. the OCCASION being
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SSmithheld So ciial..
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sMITHFIELD. VA, February 3---S
The literary society OF the smithield
High School held a business meeting
last Saturday afternoon. There was
an election iof officers, with the fol-s
lowing results: President, Miss Eliza-S
beth Wilson: e-Presidetn. Mr. Rob
ort Scott: Secretary, Miss May Branch,ss
Treasurer, Miss Fannie ,Tillus; Critic,
Carrie Libby; sergeant-at-Arms. Mr..i5
Theo. Barrier: Editor Of the Literary
Dare. Miss Mary Joyner.
Mr.. anu NIns. A. 3. Barlow. VIII 81
have been confined to their home some
/, time by sickness. are better.
Mrs. Jack Underwood is visiting.
friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. ]. r. Jordon is quite sick at
her home with 10 grippe 3sss5
Miss Maggie Edwards Is visiting
Miss Annie Sears In Newport News
!. Mrs. C. Il. sHutchins. OF Portsmouth,#
is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.. F. Nelms.S
Miss Margaret loyner. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. w. Joyner. was QuitaS
I cent. isSs
Mrs. lanes IL smith ana scnlldrensS
OF Petersburg. and Miss Maude Scott
1 of Newport .,ews, axe 1us~ts OF tnelra
parents. Rev. and Mrs. r.. r. Soott.
Mrs. c. P. Jones is confined to her
home by sickness.
| Another snow covers the streets Of
| Smilhneid. much To the delight Of the
4 young people, who are already plan
Ming for much enjoyment In the way
OF coasting and sleighing,
! The following guests We're regis
tered at the Jamestown Hotel during
the past week: MIR. c. r. Cornls. Nor
folk, Va; Mr.. w. J. Brooks. Norfolk,
y Va: Mr.. A. T. Brock. Norfolk. Va,
4 Mr.. w. w. Gresham. Milford, Va.
Mr.. Raymond NJ, hudson, u i>orfoll<..
+. was a guest at the Methodist parsons
age on Main Street last week.
I The young daughter OF MI. and Mrs
. Cornelius Turner died Tuesday night
ac the home OF her parents. Burial
services vera conducted Thursday at n
ternoon ut 2 O'Clock by Rev. r. B..
Scott.
Mr.. Robert Carter. son OF Rev. r. s..
Carter. has been quite sick. gs
Miss susia Cox Is visiting friends
In Norfolk. 5S
Miss Elise Young. who was confined
to her home last week by sickness, Is
: out again. NJ
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LEEsBURG SOCIAL
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I11EsBURG. VA. February 2s,-A1rs.
". II. Garnett. OF I4eesburg, has been
summoned to Chrlstiansburg. Va. on 40
count Of the illness Of her father. Mr., j.
-. Cox.
Mr., G. G. Ckrlin, candidate for Con-
gross from the Eighth Virginia District.
Alexandria, visited Leesburg on Satur-
day In tho interests OF his candidacy.
Messra. Henry Fairfax and n. B. White
recently sold to Mr.. William Pabst OF
Milwaukee. yearling hackney for
$4,000
Miss FLORENCE yandeyauter. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. II. II, Yandeyauter, former
treasurer of Loudoun county, has re-
turned from st, Louis, Mo,
Messrs, G. p. Janney, Cor, Ehawen, w.
s. Jenkins and Anthony Dibrell, Of Lees
burg. will represent the local X. M. Q.
"A. at the State Convention In Richmond.
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BoYKIN.s SOCIAL.
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BOYK1NS, VA, February 2s,--Alrs.
Fannie Bryant is on a visit to frienda
In Norfolk, Va. q
X Mr.. r, Reynolds. OF Portsmouth. Var.
was in Boyklns Tuesday, ST
Miss Emma Gibson. OF Franklin. Var
Is guest OF Miss Ethel Bryant 81
Mr.. j., II, Saunders, Of Norfolk. Ha.-
State examiner for this circuit. was
here last week, looking after the puD-i
lie school In this town.
Miss Lola Riddick. Of Suffolk, Va.s
Is spending some time with the Misses
Hart. Ell
The ladies of the Methodist Church
gave n birthday party at tho parsOl.-9
age several evenings aEo, II was
quite success, the ladies having nads
Eortx.AvA dnllarx
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dasghter. Mrs: J: z. segal!, On Hns-wo ed
ME- a. Z. Payne. Of LynchburE, Va,
is IN the CITY. III a q ss
T Miss Montague has left for Rich
mond, Va
Mr. R. s. Thomas is visiting in
Richmond
Bishop and Mrs. Penick have ar
rived in Asheville ard are staying at
Trinity Church rectory.
Mrs. j. L. Beck has gone to visit
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. c. r. Laird who has been visit
!, ing in New York, is now the guest OF
friends In Richmond, Va, where she
lwill remain month before returning
to Asheville.
Judge ]. c. Pritchard, who has been
sitting on thu bench Of the United
| States Court OF Appeals at Richmond,
| hes returned home.
Mrs. Edwin Sluder has returned
home after a visit OF two months with
her parents at Norfolk, Va
4 Mrs. Nan Meade has gone to Rich
.lmond to visit her brother. Rev. George
!! Otis Meade. MISC Meade will remain
| in Richmond two months.
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LOST A COFFIN.
It Bumped Out Of Wagon and
Darkies Who Found 1t Ran.
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SALISBURY, N, c.. February ga cof-
I'm was lost near Salisbury one day last
week by Irwin Linglo, well-lsnown young
farmer OF Rowan county. who came to sal-
iiabury IN "a wagon for the same. While
driving to the home of George Law. who
had died the previous day, tho coffin was lost
out Of the wagon and WAS not missed for
some time. 1t was found by some colored
people near Granite Quarry. who beat a
rapid retreat when they came ACROSS the
hllsous box in TIA goaa~
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Another Great
Purchase Of
Laces.,

Good Val. Insertings, with edges to
match, both German and Frepch, from
1-2 inch to inches wide, ranging rn-
in prices from Be a yard to $500. QUO
Best patterns in Cotton Torchon, insert
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Also n nice line of Linen Tor m
chons from &c yard to ........ DJC
White and Ecru insertings and Edges,
In cluny, at low prices, SC, iOc 1917
and y. 1888. .......... 1L72Ci
54-inch Net, in ecru and cream, On.
good quality, only, per yard 49,. OVC