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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-02-28

with but one desire = to see herself IN the social
mirror of Europe. That the glass is cracked and the
image but distorted reflection is of no consequence
if that image a Coronet
The publicity given to the Castellane divorce pro-
ceedings and the mystery surrounding the separation
of the Marlboroughs have served call the attention of
the world in general to the widespread practice of title
hunting among the millionaire sportswomen of America
Titled Britishers the Favorites
Rich American girls have married into the nobility
of nearly every civilized nation and in one case at least
into the reigning family of half-civized nation.
But there has been marked partiaty for titled British
ers, Notwithstanding the fact that the of that
little island not supposed to make good husbands
according the plans and specifications of the American
ideal The of this preference is be found
in the knship of the races but in the supposed
fact that British titles carry social prestige than
most other additions. While this idea prevails, it is
notorious fact that the Yankee madens who have
occupied the most conspicuous places the trans
atlantic stage without exception, have secured hus
bands from the continent rather than from the United
Kingdom.
The public we'll remembers the Juror created few
years ago when Miss Gladys Deacon the heart
and came dangerously winning the hand of the
Crown Prince of Germany. In this case, the game
protected against the wiles of the fair title-hunter
Others have been more fortunate in not finding the
of love blocked by conservative and crafty
statesman, in the case of this proposed German
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-02-28

v v hunting. We may not be
money mad ourselves.
Experience may have demonstrated
the futilitv of the reward offered by
the tickle goddess, or failure may have
brought with it wisdom. Yet we can
understand, in a way, why men have
sacrificed friends and honor and love
and health and life itself in the siren
uous search for the talisman which is
supposed to bring to its possessor
power and final happiness. The
picture of man riding with Death at
his side in mad pursuit of fortune
does not shock our sensibilities we
know something of the lure; even
the impecunious Duke who comes a
hunting for an heiresS that he may be
able to pay his debts, excites but a
mild form of disgust we know
what it is to be in debt But the
psychology of the title-hunter - the
American heiress who, with beauty
and fortune and all that beauty and
fortune will bring, deliberately barriers
it all for an Old World title and all
that goes with it, good or bad, is
beyond the understanding of the
average intelligence. In this auction
sale of European trumpery, expert
enCe brings no wisdom. The bidders
are as numerous and as reckless as
they were IS years ago. This is a
part of the fateful debt the new owes
to the old = it is the sacrifice we of
the present must pay to them of the
past.
The fact that the shores of this
international matrimonial sea are
strewn with wrecks seems to have no
terrors for the American heiress or
her mother, infected with the title
microbe. She may have read but
yesterday the disgusting details of
the sequels of the title hunting ven
lures of the Anna Goulds and the
Consuelo Vanderbilts. What of it !?
On the other side is the gilded arts
tocracy; the wind seems fair, she
embarks in her cookie shell of ro-
nance and, without compass or
pilot, cuts adrift. There is about one
chance in a hundred that her senti-
mental craft will weather the matri-
monial squalls, and she takes that
chance. She seems to be possessed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-02-28

re can all understand the
| psychology of fortune
\ hunting. We may not be
money mad ourselves.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

i q Il
turned home after spending month with
relatives on the Eastern Shore.
Miss Sara Scott Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
r NJ. Hudson. of Norfolk.
Miss WIS Barrow is visiting friends In
Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Cofer3 wore in Nor
folk several days last week.
Mrs. Theo. Barrow and Miss Georgia
Barrow arc in Richmond attending the
Episcopal Convention. b 4 ia
Mrs Ben. Chapman and Miss Minnie Chap
man spent several days in Norfolk last week.
4 Mrs. Tabb. OF Newport News has res
TUNED home after spending some time with
her parents In Smithfield.
Mrs. Bergman spent several days last
week with friends in Norfolk.
Mr. Hope Kellman has returned to HIS
-hcme in Norfolk. after spending several
dayS with friends In Smithfleld.
Miss Matte Pltman spent last week with
friends In Norfolk. "a .5s5s 1gl%9s
Mrs. Charles Hart spent last week in
Norfolk. I'm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Montvale Social News.
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.)

& MoNTVALE. VA. October 8.-Dr. Oliver
II. Buford, OF Gainesville, Ca. returning
from Jamestown. made a 4 stop over visit
hero. + purposely to become acquainted With
his Virginia relatives and to visit the an
Scestral home, which is within a few fur-
longs OF this place. He left on Tuesday,.
and will spend q few days at Roanoke.
Mrs Bernard EARLY has returned from
tbs Jamestown Exposition. sas
Mrs. f. c. Otey. who has been recuper-
5ating ut the home of her brother, DR.. Wall
homo much improved in health.
g Mr.. w. q. Otey has accented q business
appointment ut williamson, w. Va. and will
enter at once upon his duties. le
g6 Official information has been received
thai. Governor Claude A. Swanson has COM
5niissioned Mr.. James H. Buford. of Mont
vale, delegate to- tho Farmers National
con ress, to be held October II. 1907. at
Oklahoma. G s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Buckingham Social News.
Especial to The rimes-DlspatchD I

BUCK1NGHAM. VA. October Buck
ingham visitors at the exposition this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Garnet. Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. W. III. Hubbard. Mrs G. L. Morriss
and Mr. H. M. Harris
Hugh Moss returned to Richmond syester-
da:t after spending a few days at home.
q E.9B. Glover went to Farmville Monday.
Mrs. Walter Garrett. OF Farmville,$ visited
her mother, Mrs.. c. "A. Spencer. last week.
4 Mr.. II. II. Forbes and family will occupy
the residence recently purchased from Mrs
Pratt this week, and Will make Buckingham
their future home.
81 f, G, Moon was here yesterday from
Scottsvifle. 81 s. ].
; Miss Marion Forbes has returned to her
duties at the Woman's College. sat Rich
mend after e. pleasant hyacntionSn at home
Rev. w. 2. Province has been sick for a
fq* days: but seems to be getting along
Dr. wade will return to Richmond next
week after "a month at the AIaysville Hotel
An addition Is being built for the Buck
Eingham High I School. and meanwhile the
Slittle tots are going to school In onessof
Mrs. Fishers houses near tho courthouse.
The new room will be OF much benefit
to the school. s5 e15. Il "a
Mrs Marian Moseley and daughter, Miss
Bette. will go to Farrnville about tho 18th
and spend tho winter with Mrs. Pratt
IS Miss Adele Ellis OF Birmingham. Ala.
has been visiting relatives here for several
days and Il caves Monday for Bryn Nawr,
3sheswa accompanied here by Mr.. Perkins
Ellis M 81 IA III 95S VI. 5.l
homo folks In Kentucky. t3
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Franklin Social News.
to The Times-Dispatch.l

r. tN'pSSAAA ~ = ~ = 20 pe1SSu'j
FRANKLIN. VA, October 5.-Colonel
Sol. Cutchins, OF Richmond. was in
town Wednesday last to attend the
funeral of his niece, Miss Lucille CUT
tchins, daughter OF Mr.. c. a. Cutchins,
of this place.
Miss Rowena Camp, daughter Of Mr..
j. L. Camp, of this place. left last
Thursday for Raleigh. N. c., where she
will attend the Baptist University dur
ing this session. Isl
Mrs. II. l. Norfleet and her two chill
dren. OF Havana, Cuba, aresthe guests
of Mrs. r. ]. Camp, Of this place.
a Messrs. e. Buford and 2. r. Turn
bull. Jr.. OF Lawrenceville, Va. were
here last Monday on legal business.
Mis- Sarah 2. Vaughan, daughter OF
General G. G. Vaughan. Jr, left last
Saturday for Lynchburg. to attend
school this session at Randolph-M Ma
con Woman's College.
Rev. TIL orburn Clarke and wife and
son. and Mrs Gavin Rawls. OF Carrs-
vile. Va, We're in town last Vednes-
day.
The Franklin Book Club held It's an.
:nual business meeting at the residence
of Mrs. r.. G. Parker, on High Street,
this weel1.for the purpose of reor-
ganizing the club for the winter. Eng
slish History was the subject selected
for study.
Miss Hattie Turner, OF CORTLAND,
lVa.,Sis visiting friends in town this
week. i,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Keysville Social News.

1sEYsy1LLE. VA. October 5.-The Public
School Academy opened Tuesday with a
lar ge attendance OF pupils. Mr.. Briscoe b.
Bcudin Is principal. Miss Louise Spencer
first assistant. and Miss Maud McGehee.
second assistant. Miss Lillian Gilmore has
charge OF tho musical department. Miss
Irene Harvey has secured the appointment
of principal Of the Briery School.
Miss Lucie Morton left Tuesday for New
ycTie, where she will spend the winter
studying voice culture under the best teach
er3 in the city. 8
AIRS Elizabeth J. Hunt has gone to Balti-
moro to spend the winter.
Mrs y. II. Jeffress. Mrs. j. A. Bailey and
Mrs Flournoy McGehee and three children
aro spending the week in Norfolk.
& Mrs John Watkins, who has been spend
Ing the summer with her father and
q1other. Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Tugge. has re-
turned TO her home In South Boston.
Mr.. Charles W. Priddy, of Norfolk Is
spending tho week at his country home
..IerrY- Oaks,I .-...--.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Norfolk Social News.
tf,s,fl,a rimes-pI spotcil

tspccin1 To- rio Times Dispatch.l
NOR1'o October 6.-Miss
tSo on nrge p mr hsdSlp
Hicks, A this CITY y, thi /, S. week
tnonds, OF Wnrrentor, WHO bnyc been
Yisiting In Norfolk, have returned
Mrs. n. Y. volght and The Misses
5voght, who spent tie Summer IN
Wythevllle. linye returned 70 their
pV Mra. ". III Ellis and Mr.. clint Ellis.
WHO spent the summer at Wytilevllle.
arc again at their home on Westovcr
Avenue. in this city. !.
Abingdon. Who t. have been visiting in
Norfolk, have returned home.
q MISS Kate Millar, who has been tho
guest OF friends in Riclimond. has re-
'urned to er home home Y thn el1y tho
Misses ,rait. have returned to: the city
from their summer home In Albemarle.
Mrs. Henry W. Horntllal Is the guest
~ friends In Salisbury. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs.5John N. vaughan. ana 7 q
Mrs. Dan Burwell have returned from
Blue Ridge Summit. 3. 4, /,
Miss Emma c Che gaa q f EIsnaseii Il,
Norfolk this week, has returned nome.
,Is si,si her mother. Mrs. Robert Tait,
Miss Jennie Gresham. who RECENTLY
5,eiurred from Sandy Springs Md. Is
3now the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. u. y.
Atkinson. of Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude w. Northern
ind family haYe returned from the
a Nan,ral and Mr., Z. r harrington IS ],
Ibis week left Norfolk for Old Point,
Where they VIII spend the winter at the
Sherwood Hotel. 4.
n Miss Louise Robinson. who spent tho
hummer at Charlottesville, has return
id to her home in this city.
Mrs. w. C.. Cobb and tho Misses
Cobb. who spent the summer mt Neck
,enbtrg. have returned to their home
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Dickinson, who
laye been visiting near Richmond,
lave returned to their home here.
Miss Maria Johnson, OF Eastern
Shore Md, is the guest OF Mrs. Percy
]; Stephenson, In Norfolk.
Miss Anne Fauntleroy, who spent the
hummer with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry st.
;;eorge Tucker, left this week for
sarmvillc.
Mrs. A. A Mccullough and Miss Car
lie Mccullough have returned from the
sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Mr.. Harry st. George Tucker, pres
dent OF the Jamestown Exposition en-
.crtained at a tag dinner at his home,
In Freemason Street, THURSDAY eve
ling, In honor OF Chief Justice Bod
yett OF Rhode Island. egfi54
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Weldon Social News:
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.

Special to Tho Times DlSpatch) s45} ti
WELDoN,3N. C.. October 6,--The mar
rtage OF Miss Margaret Bell Ellis. OF Garys-
burg. n. c., to Mr.. Williams T. Davis, Of
Charleston, S. c., on Tuesday afternoon. Oc-
tobers sth. will be one OF the most notable
social events of tho autumn season. n /.
THE beautiful brlde-elect 10 the .soun gest
Gettysburg. and It was while she was a
pupil Eat the, Southern Female College. In
Petersburg, founded by the father OF Mr..
Davis. that the friendship was formed which
Letter ripened Into love- Miss Ellis Is q
IyGrng lady OF tho iloveliest character, and
her people have been prominent In the his!
tory Of North Carolina for long time Mr..
Davis. who is a former. we'll known Peters,
burger Is n leading attorney for the At.
slantic Coast Line with headquarters at
charleston, 8. C.
- The interesting ceremony Will be perform
Ell by Rev j : B, Wynn OF Petersburg who
will be assisted by Rev, u. g. johnson, % {
the Gnrysburg Methodist Church. Owing to-
recent bereavements In the bride 3 family.
the wedding Will DO Very quiet. gi2
& Aliss Ellis Will be gowned In white silk
me-, over white tnffetn, with i hat to match,
and will carry u handsome shower bouquet
OF Bride roses Her raYe!nE dress Is OF
dark, sage green q clio h.s With gloves and
picture hat to match !! 1854 s6 i53a
s. Miss Gladys Hethhorn. OF Blackstone, Va,
viii, be maid OF honor. Her8dress is n hund-
some creation OF white peau do solo. trm-
American Beauty roses. The best man wiz
be Mr.. Boiling Wilcox. of Petersburg, Va,
Mrs Hugh Bennett. OF Eastern Maryland,
will act as dame OF honor. Little Miss Car.
rio Robertaon Davis, of Petersburg, Will be
ng-benrer.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
will leave on a bridal trip which Will in-
CLYDE Wnshlngton,N New York. and other
stop over at tho Jamestown Exposition for
10 few days. 5BS 3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
day and sunday with Mrs Mcraman. Of TIE

day and Sunday with Mrs Mcraman. of the
Glades. ss}Fi
Misses Mammie Kidd and GABRIEL Dawson
left to-day for the Lynchburg Fair.
Miss Maude Turner left on Tuesday to
visit Mrs Wiley Robertson, OF Richmond.
She Will visit jamestown before she returns.
Mr. W. A. Roberts will attend the
fourth quarterly meeting at Centenary
Church. Schuyler. on Friday and Satur-
day. 81 3
Miss Eva Powers returned this week
from Bluetield. w. Va. where she has been
the guest of Mrs. John Clark.
Mrs. Eldrdgc Robertson. of Manteo. will
leave on Saturday for Richmond and James
towr
Mr. Marvin Roberts left las. Saturday for
hss business in Roanoke gay
- NJ. Tommie Roberts is now engaged in
business in Lynchburg. ss45ss.5,5Ss;
hrs. Jane Dixon ard Miss Bette Dixon
arc visiting Mrs. Margaret Agee. OF Cumber-
leHd.
Mrs. VA. Roberts and Miss Glenna
scruggs will leave on next week to visit
taeir sister. Mrs. r. N. Perkins. OF Ports
mouth. They will also visit Norfolk. New
port News and Richmond before their re-.
turn They will be Joined In Richmond By
Miss Miner Nelson. who will accompany
them to Jamestown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Heathsville Social News.

(special to The Times Dispatchs) 4
fIEATHSVILLE,S VA. October 5.-Octobcr
LIT marked the opening OF the Northum-
tberland Hig School, with an enrolment Of
about fifty pupils. Pro lessor II. w. Brent
Is being assisted by Misses Annie Shirley
and Louise Anderson. making 9 corps OF
excellent teachers, sS t,iss Sii..s gi. Is
AtAisses GenevieYe Smith and Maudo Nolms
iars visiting relatives In B altimore, ~
Mrs. g, Snow Eat his home again.
b Mrs Charles Thomas and Chi ldren, who
have been spending tho summer In Rocks
Slngham. are visiting Mrs. J.. ". Anderson.
;ot this place 5t rs IA \ q
this week at the exposition. ID 3s.s. d
gs5 MI and X Mrs. Il. 5 II. b Chill ton. who have
3beef visiting NJ rs. j. ~ Smith. left Monday
for Baltimore. SIS tssSs III 4t33 s4SSi 5
Miss Mamie Ffanklin.i OF Baltimore. / ar.
rlysa he here Friday e take eharss e tho
}l Rev. g. i, Harrison lett here Monday for
Richmond to attend the p Episcopal General
convention. s. .s n u tsssS s sS5 III stS5S
a, N essrs. II. g. and q, I, ]. . Rowe returned
Friday from; a business trip to Bal tlmore,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
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NO.. spent this week at tho Lawn Hotel.
4 Mrs. L. NJ. Robinson left this week for
Richmond to attend the Episcopal Conven-
ton. after which she Will spend some time
at the exposition.
Miss Louisa B. Glassell has returned from
an extended trip to New Jersey and Penn
fsylvanla.
Mrs. John Pollard. of Richmond. Is visit
lin., her daughter, Mrs Q. p. Smoot. &
Miss Emma Anderson has returned from q
visit to fredericksburg. where she was the
guest OF relatives.
Miss Frances b. Broaddus left this week
for Prince William county, where she goes
to- teach school,
Mrs. Cook and Miss Cook. OF New Kent
county, spent this week with Mrs. L. T.
5Wcolfolk at Mulberry Place.
Miss Carrie Darlington spent this week
at the exposition.
and at the exposition. Il jys
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Bon Air Social News.

tspecial to The Times Dispatch)
a RON AIR. VA. October Mr. Vincent
.Adamson, OF Bremo. spent last sunday
4 Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Peasants and family
vho have been summerins at the Crenshaw
cottage, left on Wednesday for their home
n Richmond.
purg, Md. who have been visiting Miss
garfield. left last Tuesday for their home.
Mrs. Norman Morton and Miss Kits Wren
lro spending the week ut the exposition
rbey are visiting Mrs. Barclay at New
Tor. News.
Miss Augusta Barfleld and Miss Iiliinn
took Will make their home this winter IN
Eest Grace Street. Richmond. u,
4 Miss Lucy Mason has returned to Klcn-
b1cnd, having been tho guest OF Misses
Quite a --1n,ber OF Bon AIR Episcopalians
ltiended the 5ssnyentions z Rschmono r..,,
1,r business trip to Lynchburg and Har-
lsonb,irg.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morton and daush-
Ter leave next week for Richmond whe.e
Itey will make their future nome az ~.
los East Cary Street.
Messrs Nelson Robins and John Hobson
have been recent guests OF Mrs. Snarles
Mrs. r. Z. Bridscforth has returned from
visit to Mrs FIIppen, in Powhatan. ~
Miss Annie Snyder. OF Richmond. has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Noel.
.he winter in Bon Air. with Mrs. Charles
Mr.. and Mrs Benz wherry. Miss Emmie
Wherry and Mr.. Benz. Wherry Jr, VINO
have been summering With Nrs. Douglas
Wberry, have moved into Richmond. i
Mesdames Richardson and Blair were the
guests OF Mrs. Burton Maryef during the
Mr. Clark and sister, who have been
stopping at the Jefferson. have the. Nc
erady's place here.
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tssecial to The Times Dispatch.)1y
i NORWOOD, NELSON COUNTY, va, Oc-
.ober 5--Rev. l.. Peyton Little will preach
HE last sermon at Fairmount Church to-
morrow. He and his family Will move to
Amherst. where he will preach the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Little and Miss Nettie Brit
lie visited Mrs. s. r. Bolton on Monday.
4 Mr. Clarence Agee arrived here on Tues
day from Baltimore for his school. He
and his sister. Miss Olive Agee, and Miss
Edna Kellam, will attend "1ngleYood'
School the coming session.
Misses Minnie and Mary Dolen and Mr..
snminle Dolen left on Tuesday for James
town. az
Mrs. ed" SThompson and children left
pm Sunday for a months visit to Lynch
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Hughes spent satur-
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Fork Union Social News.

d FORK UNION, VA. October The Fork
Union neghborhood seems smttte nwith the
Jamestown mania. Among those who left
this week were DR.. Wright Mr., Horace
Bran ham and q full score OF others. Il
q Nlrs;s i. r. iDuMont, of Chicago, Who came
to- enter ona OF her ri nsIn an at tho Academy
AMI who was for sovoral days a guest at
SCareby Halls has left for8a visit to Hot
Springs before returning to- her home.
NJ The new Arnlory building Is yet abort OF
but most Imposing In appearances.
%sI1r. W. NJ Hatcher left russd yfor Phll-3
5ndelphla, whore no delivered tho bleRn-
tepnial address before 81 the Philadelphia
BAPTIST Association gu y hN,rsday S8 =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
srnithfield Social News.

Especial to Tho Times- Dispatch y
ssMITiIFIELD, VA. October 5-N1iss
Florence Lee, Of North Carolina. and Miss
Pc rter5 OF baltimore, who have been visit
Ing Miss Mimic Boylsin. have returned
home. 5sB 59 III
a. Mr.. r.. NJ. Hudson was In. smithfield' on
business last week. l2g5 "a
5spending some time WITH Mrs, a W. w
sJoyner. has returned homo. ri y
\ DR.. and Mrs. Amcs andfschildren have res
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IN X e
Bowling Green's ocial News

N (specialsto The Tlmes- 50 ispatch. y
4 ROWLING GREEN, " An octob ,--AIias.
Annie AIocauley has 70 turned from Z trip
ia Norfolk and the \ az position, Among
those wv o Wero at he posi- Id, this Week
ore Mrs, Z. cogh! aud n rs. g,
!s ss,S and Wife and child Mr. h, smoot
end sdau gtter N tss "A pnie Pearl Ssmoot IN
Dr. George Parrish and y! ~ Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06

Send us your name and address to-
day and. We Will at once send you by
nail aIsampls package. free. Address
+. a. stuart Co., 200 Stuart Bldg. Mar
shall, Mich. go ~ r
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n NJ essrs II. g. and e. -. Rowe returned
Friday from q business trip to Baltimore