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The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
SEEK HOUR OF WRECK
Jury Continues Probe Into
Terra Gotta Disaster.
RESPONSIBILITY NOT FIXED
Witness Declares That the Eguip-
ment Train, Which Crashed Into
the Frederick Local, Taking Forty
three Lives, Passed stotts al 6;2S
o'CIocl-TriaI Is Postponed.

This case, depends on the time of day
to the minute, and these men are not 10
be judged by Mr.. AS watch. or Mr.. BIS
watch, but by railroad time The time
OF day when this wreck occurred is at
the very heart of these proceedings"
! This was the declaration of Attorney
Henry Z. Davis. in the course of a
strenuous objection to including in the
testimony of a witness certain statements
as to the time when he saw the equip
ment train thunder by Stotts. the first
station west Of Terra Gotta, the crew Of
which is now on trial In Criminal Court
No l on an indictment charging them
with manslaughter In causing the deaths
of the forty-three persons who lost their
I lives in the wreck OF the Frederick local
No. &C. The time stated by the witness.
6;S p. m. was stricken from the record,
awaiting a ruling from Justice Stafford
Considerable progress was made in the
second day of the trial of the train crew.
! Harry H. Hildebrand. engineer; Frank
F. Hoffmeier, conductor: Ira c. McClel-
land and Ralph Rutter. brakemen Of the
equipment train, which caused the wreck.
The trial went over until Monday
superintendent Q. II. Hobbs Of the
Baltimore and Ohio, was the first witness
called at the afternoon session. He de-
scribed the equipment of the two trains
stating that engine 2l20 was known as the
Pacific type. and weighed exclusive of
water and coal, 229.50J pounds, carrying
1000 gallons of water and fourteen tons
Of coal. He said that ne had ridden on
an engine of this type which attained a
speed OF sixty-five miles an hour, and. in
MS opinion, was capable of going faster.
Witness Is COrrObornted.
The next witness was Thomas A. Dent.
train dispatcher In Baltimore on the night
OF the wreck. and now occupying the
same position From a train sheet which
he carried with him to the stand he
stated that train 66. the Frederick local.
was reported TO him as having passed
Silver Springs at 6:2l. ana the equip
ment train at 62S
Operator William F. Matthews. in
charge Of the telegraph station at Ran
dolph on December 30. was called 10 the
stand by the government. He said that
his hours at that time were from 1920 IN
the morning until $50 in the afternoon.
What time did you close the station On
the afternoon Of December 30?'' ne was
asked.
Il went to work that morning at 9
o'clock. and 1 closed the station al G:15.
and started for my home IN Kensington.'
Samuel Styles. a travelling man. whose
home is in Philadelphia, was the closing
witness OF the day, and he was BY far
the most interesting one. II was dur
Ing his testimony that the attorneys for
the defense accentuated the Importance
OF the question OF time
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
OBSEQUIES OF WAR VETERAN
Funeral OF ). l.. VI. Winfield, Gov
ernment EmpIOye. Tomorrow.

Jacob l. H. Winfield. who died at his
home. 1913 Harvard street, Wednesday
afternoon. viii be buried tomorrow IN
Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services
viii be conducted ar his home at > O'Clock.
Maj. c. c. Pierce, chaplain Of the army.
viii ofiiciate.
Mr. Winfield was a clerk in the pay
master generals Office. War Department.
for forty years. He was sixty-four years
old, and had been III for almost a year.
During the civil war Mr Winfield served
IN the Union army as aid TO Gen Patrick.
Al the close of the war he was stationed
At Libby prison, Richmond
In addition TO his wife. four children
survive him. These are Mrs. Grant Laet
Mrs. Frederick W. Weitzel. Harvey T
Winfield. and Hurlburt Grant Winfield
all OF this city.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
Mrs. wallace Bone Is Buried.

Mrs. Wallace G. Bone. who died Tues
day night, after an Illness Of two weeks.
was buried yesterday morning in Rock
Creek Cemetery. Funeral services were
held from the family residence, I7S La
mont street northwest at Il O'Clock, DR..
Donald c. Macleod, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian Church. officiating. The pail
bearers were Messrs. c. L. Dubois F.
Coldren. William Henry White, Harry
Barton, A. T. Stuart. and Dr. Newell.
Mrs Bones maiden name was Cary Ann
Leavy Her husband and one son, Rich
ard G Bone, OF this city, survive
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
LECTURES ON VICTORIA.
A. w. McCurdy Tells Y. ". C. A
Hearers of Canadian City.


Mr.. Arthur w. McCurdy. president OF
the board of trade OF Victoria, delivered
an illustrated lecture at the Young Mems
Christian Association last evening. on
Victoria. the Queen City of the Pacific. +"
The lecture was lengthy. and covered
many points Of interest in and about
Victoria This province" said Mr.. Nc
Curdy, covers an area equal in size to
the Eastern Atlantic States. and has a
population equal TO only one-half that OF
the city Of Washington. The only reason
i can advance for the condition OF affairs
is that the many advantages. climatic and
otherwise. are unknown TO the world at
large"
Mr.. McCurdy was formerly an associate
of DIR. Alexander Graham Bell, and Co
operated with Dr. Bell in perfeetIng the
telephone. He is in Washington at the
present time to have some Of his inven-
tons, relating to Photographic apparatus,
patented.
In speaking Of his locating ar Victoria
Mr.. McCurdy said:' Il removed 10 this
Canadian city because OF its climatic con-
ditions. which 1 consider as ideal. both
for health and as a place in which to
carry on my inventive operations"
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
H0ME0PATHS TO MEET.
Washington Society 10 Hold Sessions
To-day and Tomorrow.

The, tenth annual meeting of the
Washington Homeopathic Medical So
ciety will be held to-day and to-mor-
row at the Shoreham Hotel
Addresses by prominent physicians OF
this city will occupy the session to-
night, which will begin AT S o'clock
in the palm room
Those who will address the society
are Gregg Custis BirdsaIl, NJ. d., II. II.
Hawxhurst, NJ. D., J. l.. Mcdonald, NJ
D., William Rufus King. NJ. D.. Richard
Kingsman. NJ. D.. John S. Stearns. NJ.
D., q. w. Emery. IL D.. II. w. Wood
ward. NJ. D.. A. X. p. Harvey, NJ. d.
Tomorrow night at the same hour in
The banquet hall, the following we'll
known Out-of-town physicians will ad-
dress the society: L. b. Swormstedt
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

NJ. ID. Edward r Snader, NJ. D.. profes-
sor or theory and practice, Hahnemann
Medical College. Philadelphia; J. B.
Gregg Curtis. NJ. D.. George Frederick
Laidlaw. NJ. D., professor Of theory and
practice, New York Homeopathic Medi-
cal College. At the conclusion of the
address buffet supper will be served.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
MASONS ELECT OFFICERS.
Thirtieth Annual Meeting OF Veter-
ans at Scottish Rite Hall.

The thirtieth annual meeting of the
Masonic Veteran Association Of the Dis
trict was held last night at Scottish Rite
Hall. officers for the coming year were
elected and several new members ad-
mitted to the association.
The officers elected were: President.
George L. Corson; first vice president.
James a. Sample; second vice president.
Edward NJ. Willis; secretary. Albert II.
Van Dusen, treasurer, James y. Lam
bic; almoner. Robert Armour; stewards.
G. Y. Atlee, Theodore Friebus. and Al
bert f. Van Dusen.
The new members admitted were Theo-
dore Friebus Frank d. Syrick. William
L. Arnold, T. d. Carman. and William
II. Smith
Tasteful Decorations for Dinners.
Teas. Finest flowers Shaner, 18th * L
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

To Fort Monroe, Norfolk, Newport News and all
points south-No4folk and Washington steamers
every evening in the year at $50.
To Rock Creek Bridge. Geological Park. Cherry
Chase and Konsngton-Cars from Fifteenth strpet
and New York avenue ever fifteen minuues.
hour and halt from a m. to6pm
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
Daily Drug Needs.

1
Prescriptions compounded by
registered pharmacist at one
third less than you NOW
PAY.
Buy a dozen Black Nipples for
23c. or for &C.
Phosphate Soda. pound cans: the
best; regular price. 25c. Special, I5c.
Seidlitz Powders: fresh daily. Per
box. l5c
5-grain Lithia Tablets. 25c: now 15c.
Rough on Rats. Sc; usually I5c.
Powdered B0raX. 20-Mule Team
brand. Sc per 10.
Lime Water FREE-any quantity.
Sea Salt. large sack. lie.
/ Violet Ammonia. lie.
Soda Mint Tablets. 3 or. IOc.
Lusterite Nail Polish. I5c.
LIEBIG'S MALT EXTRACT. none
better or purer. sterilized- usually
taken at meal times and before re-
tlring as stimulant tonic. and used
Tor al rundown conditions. also
used 10 increase milk of nursing
mothers. Price, Slc0 dozen bottles.
EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
WITH HIPOPHOSPHITES OF
LIME AND SODA This preparation
ID SNPS4los 70 most al Oller makes.
as II contains . per cent OF pure
imported Norwegian Cod Liver oil
(LofOten Brand. and viii not sep
arate. Uses-Makes flesh and sur
passes any other remedy or food for
those suffering from pulmonary af-
fections; relieves almost instantly
coughs and colds Directions with
each bottle. Price. pint bottle. Is
o., regularly 15c--..--...-,-.......... 43c
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, instant
relief from distress in the stomach
due 20 dyspepsia. indigestion. ca
tarrh Of the stomach; they also re-
move all causes Of heartburn. acid
fermentation; directions with every
DOttie- Price
IMPROVED MUSTARD PLAS-
TIERS; spread on cloth: 10 leaves in
enameled tin box Price. .I9c
GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT
SALTS; very pleasant to take; i'm
mediate results; one Of the new
methods OF treating bowels and
stomach disorders Price Of full
pound bottle of either Vichy. KisSin-
gen. Citrate Of Magnesia, and PhOs-
phate Of Soda....--.--.....--..
PURE DISTILLED EXTRACT OF
WITCH HAZEL (Hamamelis Vir-
ginica); prepared with Is per cent OF
pure grain alcohol, and We guarantee
II 10 be equal TO the best witch. hazel
sold by any one, no exception. In the
United States. Pint bottle. ........15c
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

The Commissioners yesterday appointed
r. +. Buckley, Charles w. Wilson.
George Rosendale. William r. Cosgrove.
n A Allen. Daniel r Brown, and ". II
n. Gould special policemen.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
4 Bottles 1Oc vanilla for &c.

Butter, &c; Eggs. 24c: Cleaned Currants
&c; Seeded Raisins. lie; Clusters, ISc; Figs
lOc; Dates, &c; 59-gal. jars Cider l5c.
ding, 1Sc; Lemons. l2c doz.; Pound Coke
l21zc; Fruit Cake, 15c. ]. T. ID. PvIes'
eleven stores
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie Louise
Norris VIII be held at the residence Of
her son-in-law. G. Bowie Chipman. 1914
Nineteenth street northwest to-day at ,
O'Clock. The interment, which viii be
private, viii be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
GOuld's Wonder Store. 42I 9th.
Toys, favors, tinsel. snow. tree TOYS. ball

While Doing TOur Christmas Shop
ping, why not lunch at fIarvey's where
an attractive lunch bill is served d1ily AZ
Ond floor
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

OF the District Of Columbia saves vor
from > 10 y per cent on your Christmas
shopping Original membership costs s0c
per year; renewals, 25c. See ii. c, F,neyv ~
Secretary, go ST. NV.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

sets. Sl,O0O,00O' has insured business men
Ior almost 50 years at an average cost of
500 per thousand Carried bv II. 200 hank
oiilcers. Insure now and pay 30 so or On
days later Jas. Moore, District Manager
62l 18th st. 'Phone Main 2aSN
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
If Won Mmst nnrrnw

-NIaI Bet INC TaIes OF al the other cor0-
panies and then ask the MercantiIe e.
ciety, 1006 + ST. NV
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
TaI,le a,Hofc Dinnrr. -. I...,.-.

1aSte dHote DINNER, zoe; Lunches N
In carte. Park Hotel, Winter Garden. n Y
ave. and uth ST. Hungarian Orchestra
during lunch. dinner. ane supper.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
LOCAL MENTION.

Red ImmOrfelIes, lie per Bunch.
Kramer, the Florist. 9l6 +
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
RochdaIe Co-operatfre ISocietr

Great Bear Spring Water, 4 Gals. 5Oc.
Ohice, iO4 llth ST. Phone Main $40
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

Haryey's Restaurant Announces fbs.
Oysters and game are now at their hest
and invites the attention of the connois-
seur.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

Court Plaster Free.
Best French Rosewater. per pint,
bottle included. 2Sc.
Pure Vaseline. pound bottles; regu-
lar price. SOC. Special, 25c.
Nursing Bottles, for l0c.
Black Licorice. ? sticks for &c.
Absolutely Pure Carbolic Acid, 16-
ounce bottles, 40c.
EPSON Salts, per pound. sc.
Colgate's Violet Talcum. 15c.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13
The ChoEcent FIowcrr mar Grnrr
Mrs. Norris Funeral ro-dny

GUIDES American Beauties. chrvsanth,
NUNS. violets, sc. They last longest. l2I4 I
The Washington herald., 1907-12-13

Pompeiian Olive Oil. special price.
60c Ct, zoe pint.
Jitsu, the latest fad in candy. 1t is
puffed rice. They are demonstrating
in department stores; their price is
10c. our price. one-half of theirs, sc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17

n 4 ~ : 4
thiy section for Como three wesks or more,
has returned to his adopted city and Stntd
Mr.. william r, Brown and VIE and
daughter Miss Margnrettc TYLER. nre away
from SpptsyivanIa on an extended visit to
Washington, u. c., and other points North .
They Will visit tho exposition and RIcli.l
tnopd, Va, before their returned TO Massi-
pt rnx, their home.
Raw DIR. w. q. Taylor, Dnstor OF tile
First Baptist church In Petersburg, Va, has
beer ON visit TO sputsylvanin county IN
the Interest OF the Woman's College, Ills
III isslon is a most laudable one, and We arn
GLAD to note that HIS appeals hnvo met n
inost generous response. s
Mr.. John :. seyar, of Lewiston. Va. has
returned 10 his home after q most pleasant
visit. to friends In Fredericksburs, Va
Mr.. Leo v. Lands, of Chicago. g near
relative OF Judge Lands. who presided IN
the famous suits and made decision In same
against the STANDARD OIL Company. 10 IN
Srt tsylvHnia visiting tho points OF historic
interest hero. Mr. Landis will extend his
visit along the line of General Grants
to Richmond and Petersburg In
1854. and from there he will visit. the OK.
Mr. II. wallace Garner. OF Fredericksburg
lis on d few days stay OF recreation and
atives ut Spotsylyania and Andrews, IN this
county.
Mr.. John G. Green OF washington. after
a pleasant sojourn OF some ten days to
friends and relatives In Spotsylvania, has
returned home ~ Il II
Rev.; q. p. Hawkin. OF Post Oak. who
has been TO Huntington. w. Va. to attend
The marriage of one OF his sons, 5llns return
ed to his home.
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Keswick Social News.
Especial to The Times-Diupatch. ]

KESW1Ck. VA, November ls.--Kes-
wick has not been up to Its usual mark
in gayety this fall, owing to many
causes. The hunting can hardly be
tinued absence OF the NJ. r. H, Mr..
Julian Norris who has been doing the
circuit of horse shows with his mag
nificent string Of horses. They are now
Show. under the care OF Mr. Arthur
White, Jr. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris left
on Friday to exhibit in the garden"
next week. Mr.. Norris has in his
champion Keswlck. David cray, MANY
times blue ribbon winner: His 1esty
and the noted park hack Irish Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris did 'fwonder-
fully at the garden last year, and all
their friends are wishing them equal
Among the weeks pleasures was the
meeting OF the Bridge Club on w edpes-
day at "Heathcote," when Mrs. John D.
SAWYER. the president entertained. Al
gay and successful what might have
omen,'' as there were thirteen present
on the 1sth OF the month. This also
day, as she won the club prize. hold.
noon. After the game delightful re-
freshments were served. Those who
iittuo up Lie lolly thirteen on wed.
nesday were Mr.. and Mrs. Magruder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horne. Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghton. Mr.. and Miss Pugh, Miss
Richards. Mr.. Everett, DR.. and Mrs.
Thurman and Mrs. Sawyer.
Two of the popular young men OF
the neighborhood are home on Visits
with their brides-Mr Grigsby Long
and his wife are visiting at East Bel
mont, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richards
are visiting his family. Mr.. Richards's
marriage. was great surprise to his
friends here. as 1t was only when
the cards announcing the marriag e Of
Miss Lucie Walker Jordan to Mr.. NJ.
Carl Richards. on Tuesday, November
18th, were received, that his friends
even knew he contemplated such,
step. but the friends are none the less
sincere.in their congratulations.
Still they come. and still they co."
and among those we see leave for the
winter with regret We're Dr.. Ingersoll
and his charming daughters Miss In
gersoll, and Mrs. Carridine who left on
Tuesday for New Orleans. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wexford c. Reed have been great
" missed this fall and the nei ghbor-
hood has never stopped regretting that
we can no longer call them zone Of u.s.
IN reality, since they sold "Ingleside, q
their lovely home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Boocock have
been abroad all Summer but are in
New York now, having arrived on the
Lusitania on her last trip. They wilt
be at home soon.
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Carrsville Social News
/ Especial 10 The Times Di.pa.eh.1

l.
cARRsvfLLE, VA, November 49,.
Zen, Master Preiltiss Duck. spent Tues.
~ fiss Annie Daughtry. OF Macon
O., ia guest in tile home OF Mrs
Mas Lavinin Saunders. after q visit
toIher home here. has returned to her
After an extended visit to friends
ana relatives IN Portsmouth and NOR ,
folk Miss Lucy Holland has returned
= b.. Thomas II. Barnes, or suffolk,
was here a few days ago to attend the
fuHeral of his niece. Miss Martina
M. John NJ. Saunders and daugft,e,r :.
Miss Ella, spent several days recently
Al, Norfolk visiting the exposition, !.
Mr.i'yy. Il. Bryant has on eNh ibitioin
In sliis store here a pumpki,n Wn me-.
weighs 79J. pounds, and which was
f'I ssS e h'h rsu CLARK spent Tues
day In Norfolk with his son, master Master
Henry, who has beon for several Weens
linz THE Protestant Hospital with very
ierioiis eye trouble.
Next Monday. the 18th will be Nan.
1sernond. Southampton and Isle OF W ,,si,
Day atlthe exposition. Colonei y. fens
ton Day. of Smitbfield will respond 70
the address OF welcome ,er I'M, MS niaee
viii n1ake1th response In behalf of
Isle OF Wight county. Special features
have been prepared and an Interesting
Cards are out for tho marriage of
Miss Octavia Winniefred Eley to Mr.
William Marion Cole, on "Wednesday
evening. November goth. at O'CLOCK
at the residence of the brides brother.
fn-law, Mr.. George w. Daughtry. 5l2
few months ago Miss Eley's home was
in Carrsville, and the young couple
have many friends and well-wishers
IN this community. Mr.. Cole is well
ltnowil business man OF Newsoms, va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Caroline Social News.
Especial to The Times plspatch /

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BOWLING GREEN, VA, November L.
Mr.. :. 3. Gill is spending this week at the
exposition.
Miss Frances b. Broaddus who is tea CHI
Ing school in Prince William county, spent
q portion of this week with her parents
Mrs. Cundiff is visiting friends in Wash.
ihgton. We;
Mrs. Eugene Baker. OF Charleston, W.
Va. and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Baker sof
Essex county, spent a portion of this week
with Mrs. Lima j. Baker. 4s.
Mr.. Percy II. Walker, of WashinSton,
was the guest this week at Mrs. Frances
Mrs. c. +, Wright. OF Ashland. is visit
Ing Mrs. Lima j. Baker. ss7A ,.,Ss
Miss Mary Garnett. of charlottesville is
visiting her friend. Miss Blanche Coghill.
Mrs. T.. S. coshill has returned hone
fiom visit to her parents in STAFFORD
county. 456a q I7EY
Mr.. II. n, Raymond of Salem, ". Ma,
Nj p I. Raymond, ut the Lawn Hotel. !
Mrs. II. II. Pollard. of Richmond ana
Mrs r. \. Pollard, of King and Queen
county, visited their sister Mrs. Il. e. But
Ter, this week. '3S t
Mr. 4, r. Smith and family, who have
been living here for several years, has inoy.
ed TO his place ut Woodslene. IA
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Spotsylyar1ia Social News.

sPoTsYLvANIA, VA. November 16.-Mr.
a. II. Crismond, Of Spetsylvania. Is on Q
Mrs. Lucy Smith Massey. OF Broksnb "
3 i. visiting at the horne OF her son-in-law.
pr &. r. Massey, of Sunlight. Va
Mrs. Il. p. Parhln1. of King and Queen,
is visiting in the home of Mr.. Samuel W.
Alrich She Is the wife of Rev. e. p. Par.
ham, OF the Virginia Conference Methodist
Episcopal Church. South
Rev r. Poyntz Tyler. y. D.. archdeacon
OF the Diocese OF Virginia. held few days
services mt Christ Episcopal Church at TINS
sutIons Mr. Tyler is strong prencher.
Mr. Douglass r.. Southall and wife. OF
Charles City county. are spending a week
With friends and relatives In Spotsylvania
Sjr. John Howard Payne, OF Allegheny,
Pa. after visiting his father. Mr. James b.
Payne. for several weeks, has returned
Miss Annie Crittenden Goodwin. of wash
irEton. who has been on n months stay
among relatives and friends at spotsylya-
ns has returned home.
Or. j. .Glenroy Harris has just returned
from Washington. where he has been visit
Ing friends.
fe- several weeks In the hospital In Fred.
erieksburg. has returned to her fome at
Belmont. full restored.
Miss Ethel Garner. OF tho Historic Hotel
at Spctsylvania, Is Off IN IN extended visit
- Orange county to both relatives and
friends.
Mre mary byro SANFORD VINO igr tnrS
Gays has been on a visit to her mother. Mrs.
H.. L. Gayle of Rosemount. in this county.
las returned to her homo at Newport News.
Va.
Miss Hattie Lyell Southworth. OF Thorn
burg, in this county. after spending a six
weeks visit to CGlpeper and Fauquier
EQUITIES, has returned to her home.
Or. Thomas WEIGH Dew and his beautiful
and accomplished bride. after spending some
two weeks or more at the jamestown Es.
position. Saratoga. New York, Niagara,
Quebec and the Great Lakes, have returned
I, their attractive home in Spotsyvania
county, where they Will in the future reside.
Colonel HoIlingsworth, of Coventry" the
beautiful home of Mr.. Thomas A. Frazier.
In this county. has gone on n weeks visit to
friends and relatives in Baltimore and New
York City.
Mr Alfred D. Payne of Pittsbnrs. Pa.
hho has been visiting his many friends in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-17
Dance III PowhataD.
Special to Tho Times Dispatch

MICHAUN, a.. November ia
charming reception and DANCE was
given last week by Mrs. II. n. II. Bul-
look atShere beautiful home In honor OF
her distinguished visitors and rela-
iladysSof wealth. travel and refinement
purcha<S IL few years ago g valuable
farm IN Powllatan county known asl
ilecting a spot commanding a magnid-I
cent levy Of he upp or, and lower e,
James River Valley, built. a palatial
home, and by, her grace and manner,
.cordiality and al, obvious desire # to
please, has completely won he affec-
tons Of tho good people Of Powhat an,
Fer handsome parlors We're tastefully
decorated with ferns and chrysant the,
NUNS. and lsa band rom Rlch
furnished music, which was harmony!
Itself. and which, the TO flowers ssof
ibined Withsa dalnty menu, g irtcf ane
rare VINTAGE fanitlsas seryice eYeTiR
endowment at hot li old md yo !. I, l
Among those present were sal w ~
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Wingina Social News
| Speclal to The Tirnes- DIspatch

~ t39 t1ITtes-t1sPHtVII,Ji I ~
W WI N YAn November 16.-NIr.
Ing q fe.w days hers bird:liunting, and
rs stopping with Mr.. Chas. T. Palmer,
Of Soldier JOY" a
saf Mrs, j. ", Johnson has been very
much =, 81 1indisposed for the past few days
Mrs, y, g. Robinson is. still absent
from her summer home, Colleton.a'
She Is spending some time with her
son Major Writ Robinson, OF West
Font y Mrs, Robinson expects
70 travel IN E!l1ope this winter.
W. w Pas g. Texas. where he holds a
sp ~ lion m ral road 0nstruction Wor|y,
All. 40 % nson was formerly road super