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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-05-03
ODELL GOES TO CHICAGO.
The Convention DIDN'T IndorSe Either
Roosevelt or Hughes.

MIDpLLTowN, n. Y, May 1.-The Re.
publlcans Of the Twentieth Congress die,
triot, comprising the counties Of Orange
Sullivan and Rockland, met 10 this city
this afternoon and selected Benjamin B
0dell, Jr., and Con gessman Thomas "
yention at Chicago. james Kilby OF Rock.
land and Frank S. Anderson OF Sullivan
are the a~lternAtes. II Il understood that
there was a warm eight in the COMMITTEES
on resolutions 10 regard to indorsing Presl-
dent Roosevelt and Gov. Hughes and the
work Of the convention was delayed two
hours by tho Wrangle. The result wal
that the only person indorsed was Con-
gresham 1homas ". Bradley The dele.
dates we're not instructed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-05-03
BoomlnE Harmon fOROhIo Governor.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May ?.-Anti-Johnson
leaders tonight declare that they will
nominate Judson Harmon for Cove NOR.
Harmon has been indorsed 10 some cauCuses
for the Presidency and II Is thought that
enough unpledged men can be brought into
line to beat Atlee Pomerene Of Canton. Tom
Johnson's candidate. in a Gubeinatorial
fight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-05-03
LIVELY INTEREST IN JOHNSON.
Members Of congress Request an OppOr.
tunIty TO Meet the Governor.

Members OF nSr Request an OppOr'
tunlty TO Meet the Governor.
WASHINGTON May ?. That a lively inter.
est is folt in the national capital in Gov.
John A. johnson Of Minnesota, Bryan's
leading opponent for the Democratic Presi-
dental nomination, is shown by the fact
that his Washington friends have been
deluged by requests from members Of Con-
eress and prominent citizens here for an
opportunity to meet the Minnesota man
while he ia in Washington on May 10. The
occasion for his presence here Is the meeting
Of the Governors Of States as the guests
Of the President.
In response 10 the requests, his friends
have announced that Gov. johnson will
not make his visit 10 Washington a political
one IN any sense Of the word. and that,
as be will be the guest Of the President
he is not the kind Of man 10 take advantage
Of the occasion 10 boost himself politically.
There IL small chance, therefore. that a
public reception 10 allow persons 10 meet
him will be held while he Is here,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-05-03
SIX MORE TAFT STATES.
SecretRry's Managers Cheered by the
PrOEress OF a Week.

PrOgress Of a Week.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, MAY 2.-It was an
nounced at the Taft headquarters to-day
that between yesterday and Friday Of last
week six State conventions had indorsed
Secretary Taft for President; that out Of
1852 delegates chosen seventy we're instructed
for him and that at least fifty Of the sixty
eight uninstruoted are known supporters Of
Taft. Fourteen we're instructed Tor other
candidates.
In all IA delegates have now been elected.
or this number $50 have been instructed for
Taft, 100 are uninstructed and 225 are in
struoted fef other candidates. The seats
Of se~venty-four delegates ara contested.
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indianapolis Man Named for COngress.
lEpIANEPoLTs, May 2.-chSEiesA A. Kofbly
Of Indianapolis was nominated for CoaErt,s
by the Democrats Of the Seventh district
this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-05-03
Muslin Sheets amt PA0w Cases

Broadway and 10th ST.; 5th Av,; 18th ST.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-14

Maud Muller costumes, and the men
In dress suitable and picturesque,
gathered up the hay amid much mer-
riment and We're refreshed with Ices
and cake, served by the hostess and
her daughter, Miss Anna Quick, of
Winona College.
Mr.. James a. Boorman. of Warren
ton. Va. has been the guest of his
sister, Mrs. Emmett r. Price. for the
week.
Hon. John w. Williams, clerk Of the
Virginia House of Delegates; Mrs. Will
liams, Miss Katie Hoge, of Pembroke,
and Miss Elicit, of Chrstiansburg,
were guests Of Mrs. w. M. Lybroolz
for the finals.
Mr. d. o. Nourse. former super
intendent OF the " P. I. farm and
professor of agriculture In tho coll
lege, Is visiting Mr.. H. S. Peyton and
other friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.. Osterbind, of Rich
mond; Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur c. Eakin,
of Jackson; Miss and Or. Byron Eakin.
of Union, w. Va, are with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. EakIn for the month of
Juno.
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Thursday evening. The game ended
in the defeat OF Franklin. the score
being 4 to o.
Mr.. Bob Bryant, of Stony Creek.
visited his family here Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Vivian Foye. OF Waterview, Va,
visited Mrs. Paul Scarboro this week.
Mrs. L. r. Edwards is a visitor in
Wake Forest. N. c..
Mr. Roger AIcCutcheon returned
Wednesday from Morsantown. w. Va.
where lie has been attending the Uni-
versity of Nest Virginia.
Missionary exercises were held In
the Baptist Church Sunday evening.
An interesting program on Mexican
missions was rendered.
Miss Annie L. Gay. of Whnleyville,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Gay.
Mrs. A. j. Montague. of Richmond,
was in town Wednesday, to present
before the Agnes Lee Chapter of the
u. u. c., the cause of the Home for
Needy Confederate Women, which is&
located In Richmond. which she did
In a most able manner. at the home
of Mrs. j. NJ. Story, While hero Mrs.
Montague vas tho guest of Mrs. P.
-. Camp,
General c. c. Vaughans family LEFT
Wednesday for Athens, Tenn. where
they will spend several weeks,
General G. G. Vaughan attended the
Bankers Convention at Hot Springs,
Va, this week.
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Wytheville Social News.
Especial to The r4m..-p:spa,cs.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. June 2o.--on
Brown gave a very large and enjoya-
BILE reception. Mrs. Brown has Just
sold her handsome residence on Fourth
Avenue TO Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman,
who Will return from Europe early in
September and occupy Her new home.
Mrs. Page Dame and little son have
arrived and will spend the summer
with her mother. Mrs Stephen Putney.
at "rngeside..
Miss Elizabeth Pendleton and little
brothers left Friday. with Mrs. Blight.
for Fairfax. where they VIII spend
GONE time.
Mr. r.. II. Powell, OF Isi.hmond. vas
IA business visitor in Wytheville this
week.
Mrs. John II. Fulton left Saturday
for Philadelphia. where she will visit
friends for the summer months.
Misse Mary and Annie Powell ac-
companied their brother. Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Powell. to Atlantic City. this
week.
Mr.. Stuart Campbell returned Mon
day from visit to Washington ana
other points east
Mr.. T. D. Davidson continues quite
sick at the residence of his son, Mr.
Hope Davidson.
Rev. Wallace Rihble and family, OF
Halifax. are spending the month OF
June with his father. Or. W. II. Rlbble.
Sr.
Mr.. C. Billups. of Norfolk. is the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. Will Savers.
Mrs. John c. Balir has returned. af-
ter spending the winter with friends
In New Orleans.
Mrs Virginia Braxton. of Richmond.
and Mrs. DeLacy Hanger, OF Ports
mouth are the guests OF Mrs. Thomas
r. Dew.
Miss Page Moore is visiting Miss
Lucle Randolph in Baltimore this
week.
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Blacksburg Social News.

BLACKSRuRG. VA. June 2O.--The
society event of tho coming week here
will be the marriage OF Miss Maud
Mabel Henderson and Mr.. Robert t
Elicit, assistant treasurer OF the "
p. T., the ceremony to be performed
in the Presbyterian Church at lC
O'Clock Wednesday morning, June 24th
Miss Annie Henderson will be her
sisters only attendants tho best man
will be DR.. Walter r. Elicit, and the
four brothers Of Mr.. Elicit will
he the ushers. a large company OF
out-of-.town relatives of both Miss
Henderson and Mr. Elicit will be pres
lent
Mrs, w. j. Quick gave an afternoon
tea and shayraking party" on the
lawn surrounding the home of Dean
Quick Monday afternoon, In honor OF
the senior class OF the institute. Young
ladies here. for the finals and those
OF the town and College. attired In
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Big Stone Gap Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch,

Tspecial to The Times -Dispatch,1
BIG STONE GAP Va June a,'. 2o oo,,n,r v wa
the guest of his sister. Mrs. II. t. irvine
saturday and sunday. -,
Mrs. r. II. sheppe and son. Robert are
visiting relatives in Bristol.
Mrs. a. B. Eaton. who spent some t,inf
here visiting relatives. has returned to he'
home in Bristol. ~, i
stonega. were tho guests OF relatives here
the first of the week.
Miss Virginia Beverly has returned IRON
visit to her grandparents at DRYDEN
Guy II. Gilmer. OF Bristol. who has beer
visiting his parents. DR.. and Mrs. G. c. Gil
mer. has returned home.
Miss Alice Bruce left Monday for Harfl-
man, Tenn. where she will attend the Hol-
stor E;pworth League Conference.
Hon. and Mrs. r. Tate Irvine are attend
inf the finals of the University Of Virginia.
Mrs John Sheppe, who has been the guest
OF her son. Prof. r. H. Sheppe. for several
weeks. has returned to her home l., Rock
Inghnm county.
Miss Hattie Bruce returned Monday from
Bristol. where she has been visiting rela-
tives
to Hoston Springs. Scott county, where they
vii, spend the summer
Congressman c. B. semp and sister, Miss
a bingdon. left Saturday night to attend
the Republican convention. now In session
in Chicago.
James II. Smith and sons. Joe and James,
OF Bneheld, w. Va. are visiting Mr.. Smiths
parents, Captain and Mrs. Joseph Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, h. Collier left Monday
for Alamagorda, n. NJ, where Mrs Collier
will spend some time in sanitorium In the
hope OF recovering her health.
Miss Corrine Taylor daughter of Captain
and Mrs. Henry Taylor, left Wednesday for
Marion, where she will spend some time
with Mrs. w. f. Culbertson. after which she
Will visit relatives and friends at Pulaski
and Tazewel.
Mrs. Edward Everett Goodloe left We'd
resday for Atlanta. Ga, 10 visit relatives,
Mrs. Roberts of Lynchburg, Is visiting
tei,$ daughter, Mrs. i. S. Wright.
Miss Madge Dlngus and Miss Sarah Low
ell returned Tuesday from several weeks
visit to the family of Judge w. A'sAyres
a., Lebanon.
Miss Hunter clifton. OF Aberdeen, Miss,
is visiting vhe Misses Built. She Will
srend several weeks here.
Mrs, r. D. Morrison met with painful
accident at the home of her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. w. M, Young, In Lee county. on
Saturday. While crossing q fence she fell
Though tho dislocated arm was promptly
reset, her arm has swollen very much, and
Ill Will be some time before she will regain
the use of It.
John Fox, Jr. the author of THE Trail
of the Lonesome Pine and other popular
novels. left Saturday fora visit In the East,
Great preparations are being made for the
Fourth Of July celebration. An elaborate
program has been prepared consisting IN
Fart of pistol target match, tennis cham
p'nnshlp match. bowling match. fox chase.
horse show, baseball, field sports, sautomd-
bilp races, etc. For the past few years, no
Fourth OF July celebration In Southwest
every effort lis being made To keep It up
IA tina standard, sN Nj NV n. s! lsS%
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Week at the Mecklenburg.
ISneclal to The Times- plspatoh.

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
THE MECKLENEuRG. CHASE CITY,
VA. June 2o.-The Down Homers"
have taken the Mecklenburg by storm
this week, and the result has been the
forming of the Mecklenburg Tarheel
Club-President. John A. Oates: Secre-
tsry. Alice C. Terrell: Chaplain. Rev.
Milton a. Barber. The club is unique
III all respect, there being no resolu-
tons, regulations or other hindrances.
randicaps or hardships. All of the
money left in the treasury is to be
loaned only on watered stock at ID per
cent. and only Mecklenburg waters TO
he used on this stock. The proceeds
from this large fund must be used to
buy wedding presents for the club. The
badges arc beauties. each bearing the
sign of the Foot" The club Is to
be perpetual and ever stick to the sign
of the foot. Tarheel to the core. Mem
bers enrolled are Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Cooke Boldsboro: Mr.. and Mrs. l.
c.. Wooten. Colonel and Mrs. Wharton
Green, Mr.. John A. Oates. Fayetteville:
Thomas Peeden. Selma; Misses Mary *.
Plummer, Elizabeth Jones, Mr.. w. N.
Boyd Warrcntcn: Rev. Milton A. Bar
Der, Raleigh: Miss NJ. y. Mayer, Char
lotte: Mrs. b. A. Howard, H. B. and j.
III. Williams, Wilson; Buell. Cooke.
Goldsboro; Mr.. and Mrs. p. G, Toeple-
man. f. L. Toepleman, Henderson.
Each guest from North Carolina will be
regularly enrolled on arrival.
Several dances have enlivened the
week. Saturday evenings was espe-
3cally gay. Misses Schoolheld, Paxton.
Wright. Norvcll, Ieifress, Burwell.
IIeublin, Whitaker. NIesdames HeublIn.
Glenn, Cooke, Whitaker. GOODWIN.
Wood, Etheridge and Messrs. Richards.
Agncw. Miller. Faris, Heublin, Ward.
Gilmore, AYokeley, Cooke Whitaker
being present.
Prominent people from Fayetteville.
N. c., are Colonel and Mrs. Wharton
Green Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Wooten. Mr.,
John a. Oates. Colonel Green Is inn
proving rapidly and will remain for
an indefinite period. Mrs. A. B. Cooke,
to join Colonel and Mrs. Green.
Messrs. ], G. and J. l.. Wysor. who
spent n month here in the spring. have
returned and received a glad welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Woodson and Miss
Francis Woodson arrived a few days
ago.
Mrs. n. G. Howard ana Masters Fl. B..
and j. II. Williams. Wilson, N. c., are
late arrivals. Miss Lille Adams, of
Henderson, is recent guest.
Mrs. w. r.. Wratherly, II frequent, at
tractive visitor from Baltimore, and an
expert whist player is here.
Miss Alice c. Terrell. Raleigh, has
gone to attend the Teachers Conven-
lion, and will return next week for All
Indefinite stay,
Mrs. Lee w. Morton and Master Lee
w Morton, Jr.. Charlotte, Va, were
guests of the week.
Mr.. j, IT, Boyd, Miss Marian Boyd,
Warrenton. N, G., were gladly well
coined this week by many friends made
during former visits.
Mrs. r., G, Glenn, New York, Is max
Ing a return Visit. +,
b Anumper OF people annoyed the dance
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on Wednesday evening. including Miss

on "Wednesday evening. including Miss
Lizzie Boyd Roberts. Annie Lee Bland
Mary Burwcll Isabel Norvell, Lucille
Paxton, Dorothy Heublin, Wright, Urqu.
hart. Messrs. n. r. Miller, j. l.. Wysor
Cooley. Yokeley. Agnew. Wade, VIII
liams, Brooks Hardy.
Hon. Francis Rives Lassiter and e.
$. Mann, Petersburg, were here this
week.
Mrs. r. w. Wood, a charming woman
OF Richmond will remain several weeks
longer.
DR.. A. w. GOODWIN, prominent
physician OF Raleigh, and Mrs. Good
wyn are spending some time here.
Mr.. A. J.. Brooks, Greensboro, nomi-
nee for Congress. Is here resting prior
to going into tho campaign.
Miss SchooIfeld a very attractive
girl from Danville, left this week to
return later for q two months stay.
Mr.. y. r. Wade. popular repre-
sentative for the Mecklenburg In Penn
sylvania. is here. with party OF tour
lists. and Will remain several weeks.
Rev NJ. a. Barber, rector of Christ
Church, Raleigh, is spending several
weeks here. MIR. Barber gives great
pleasure to the guests each evening,
giving several vocal selections. having
a baritone voice of much power and
sweetness.
The hotel is rapidly filling. and the
summer season promises to be an un-
usually lively one, big german being
on the tapis for July ith and a large
crowd is expected on that day.
Many arrivals are keeping the hotel
full. some of whom are L. 81. Wiley.
Richmond: w. NJ. Whitmore, and B. L.
Booth, Petersburg: j. A. Robertson,
Blackstone; j. l.. Rowell T. NJ. Bould-
ing. Norfolk: r. w Leroy. New York;
c. w. Howard. r. 7. Reed. Durham; j.
G. Powell, Wake Forest: w. A. Holland,
Danvillc; George G. Gregory. Rich
mond: ". A. Robins T. NJ. Perkins. c.
b. Perkins. J. II. Carley. J. .. Fleet,
j. g. Rives. Richmond: Z. T. Wade.
Philadelphia: o., Kauffmanh. Atlanta.
w r. Patterson. A. b. Smith J. r. Har-
rison, j. b. Brewer, f. r. Crabb Balti-
more: r. W. NJ. Jones. Norfolk: M. p. J.
Williams. Rocky Mount: A. J. Davis.
Henderson: G. Davis, BROOKLYN n.
l.. Shaw. r. W. Payne. B f. Morton. G.
Dunlap. c. r. Russell. G. p. Tucker, W.
III Pettus. brakes Branch, Va. F..
Carater, Savannah, Ga.
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RICHMOND, VA, SUNDAY, JUNE IA. 1908
Caroline Social News.
tspeclalto The Tlmes.p Dis

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
BOWLING GREEN, VA, June 20.--Mr.
lewis NJ. q. Baker OF Knoxville, Tenn. is
visitipg his mother, Mrs. Lima J. Baker.
Miss Laura Phelps Of Bedford, and Miss
Jean boswell Of Hanover county, spent this
week with Miss Annie N. White at the Old
Mansion.
Mr.. Harry y. coghIl of Richmond. spent
q nortion h this week with his parents at
Mr.. John W. Chandler. after spending sew
cral weeks with his parents has returned
~ his HON, home IN Houston. Tex.
Mr. William s. Borum OF North Carolina,
spent some time last week at Mr. w. q.
Ernis's.
Mics Frances b. Broaddus has returned
rome after spending severar weeks with rel
a'iyes IN King and Queen county.
Miss Louise 3. Glassell left this week for
visiting friends.
Messrs. Russell and Lieper Robinson. who
nave been students at the V. +. H. in
Elacksburg. have returned home.
MT. Hugh Collins, who has been attending
vacation. 80
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Crozet Social News.
Especial to The Times plspatch.l

CRoZET, VA, juno 2O.-Mrs. Belle
C. Brown and daughter. Miss Louise,
and their friend, Miss Marguerite
.Docherty, Of Washington. d. c., who
came to the Miller School finals, have
been the guests Of D. H, Brown for the
past week, will go To-day to Mount
Hair to visit the home of Mr.. Emmett
M. Brown. Mrs. Browns son, Eugene
graduate of the Miller School at the
session Just closed, received diploma
with the highest distinction from that
institution, and received post-grad-
suate year and a University of Virginia
scholarship, and has the further, dis
tinctton Of being the youngest grad :
uate In the history OF the school,
s Miss Dorcherty Is Q professional
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Woodstock Social News,
[special to The Times-Dlspa tch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
WOODSTOCK, VA. June 2o.--Mrs j. n.
Barney and daughter. OF fredericksburg, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. D. D. Carter.
Mr.. James 6. Davis, Of Louisville KY. is
visiting his sisters here.
Prof. William NJ. Kemper and family. of
Warrenton, Va, are visiting Mrs. Julia
Allen.
Mr.. Robert Hamrick and family. OF STAN
family.
Mr.. ". II. Morrison and family. Of Mar
tinsburg. W. Va. are visiting friends here.
Postmaster J. n. Davis Is visiting in
Washington.
Miss Margaret Vance Hoffman, membor
OF the graduating class of Woman's College.
Frederick, Md, has returned to her home
here.
Miss Mary Koontz. who was visiting her
brother. DR.. Edward Koontz. at Salem. Va.
has returned home.
Miss Katie Coffman has returned home
from visit TO stanton and Harrisonburg.
Mrs. C. L. Kneisley and children. OF stras-
burg. Va visited Mr. l.. G. Kneisley and
family this week.
Mr.. y. B, Hess. Of ouleksburg, Va, and
house, Va. visited Mr.. and Mrs. $. F. Hess
:. Mr., John Bowman. of Washington. is Wis
L. S. walker. ,lr. student at v. p. IT,.
Blacksburg, has returned home for the sum
Miss Lillian Moran, Of Leesours, Va, has
returned home after a visit to her brother
Mr., ]. Sterling Moran. here
Mr. and Mrs. G. Evrett Miley, of
sLynchburg. Va. have returned home after
n visit to Mr.. George W. Miley and family
here gSi
Nj. Eugene Good, Of New Market. Va,
Is visiting Mr.. Wilson Grazing hero.
Mr., William Fravel of Pittsburg, Pa, has
returned home after spending several weeks
with his mother here,
Hon ]. NJ. Bauserman. commissioner at
asylums returned home Saturday from HIS
monthly visit to the Insane asylums OF the
state.
Hon. NJ. t. walton is in I;ray- ttendlng
the Circuit Court Of Page county,
Misses Mary and Lena Hollngsworth arc
visiting In Winchester,
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Franklin Social News.
fspecial to The imes-plspatch

FRANKLIN. VA. June 2o,-Mr
Walter story returned Monday from
Randolph-Macon College.
Mrs. Lizzie Gunter. OF Enfield, N
G., Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j
+. Bryant.
Mr., Henry Tall, of Baltimore, visit.
ed friends In town this week.
Mr., Marion Story left Tuesday for
ST. Christopher's Hospital, in Norfolk
for treatment.
Miss Leila Norfleet of Berkley. Va.
is visiting Miss Virginia Rawls. In
Carrspile.-
Miss Mary Timbeflake VI Youngs-
VILE, n, O., is visiting Miss Maye
Camp,
Franklin and Roykins batteu for
honors on the latter's diamond last
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nurse of national repute, an dis taking

nurse of national repute, an dis taking
a needed rest in the mountains Of Viz
glnia.
Mr.. Frank Landrum and friends, of
Charlottesville, spent day this week
with his sister. Mrs. NJ D. Haden, of
Crozet.
Mr.. Clyde Haden, salesman for Curtis
a. Haden here. Is spending his vaca-
ton at his old home in Fluvanna
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Early. OF
Doylesvile, Va, visited the home Of
p. II. Bryan at Crozet this week. They
also attended the Miller School finals
while here.
Emmett Mr. Brown and his sister,
Miss Bette Brown. of Mount 1-air. Va,
attended the Miller finals this week
and spent several days ~at the home
their brother, D. Fl. Brown, Crozet, on
their return.
The bank building being erected by
the Bank of Crozet is making good
progress, and when completed will be
substantial. ornament to the town.
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Cape ChaHes Social News.

Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
N CAPE CHARLES, VA. June ao.-Mrs
Garland Payne Moore left last Friday al
ternoon to visit her sister In Savannah. Ga
q Miss Willie Walters, who has been visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs, Robert Mcclure, left
"Wednesday for her home In Pocomoka. 3
Y Nils Hattie Garrett. OF Birds Nest, Va.
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visited Mrs John v. Moore Tuesday and

visited Mrs John v. Moore Tuesday AM
Mrs. Fred Halleck and little daughter
Virginia, OF Chicago. arrived Tuesday even
ing, and are staying at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. &. Smith.
The music pupils OF the School Of the
Holy Family held their commencement exer.
cises in the Northampton Country Clut
Casino Tuesday evening, June l6. at s
O'clock.
Miss Nellie Gladstone, OF Exmore. Va. !.
visiting at the home Of her uncle, Mr.. John
Ashby.
Miss Louise Walker, of Nassawadox. II
the guest Of Miss Bessie Kellogg on Taze.
Mrs. w. r. Nottingham and Miss GLADYS
Nottingham spent Sunday with relatives in
Norfolk
Miss Margaret Nottlnghanl of Eastyilo
Va. is visiting ut the homo of Mr.. w. B.
Rev. John ". 4undley attended the
County Sunday-school Convention at Pun
goteague last week.
Miss Ethel Nottingham. OF Eastville. Is
] tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Tucker WILL
kns.
Mrs. John Ashby is quito iii with nervous
prostra ton at her home In this city.
Mr.. Mallory Taylor and family, OF Macon.
Ca, Will occupy for the summer the home
o; Rev. John W. Hundley,
Mrs. Harry Ball Is visiting the home OF
het cousin, Mr., John, White. of Bayview. Va.
Miss Margaret Wilkins, who has been the
guest of Miss Florence Wilkins, returned to
her home on Wednesday.
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The JUNE VVhieeSale

The JUNE White Sale
The June sale of White
Goods is in full swing.
Never before have such low
prices been quoted on such
high-grade merchandise in a
June Sale. The splendid
stocks of White Sale goods
piled up in this store, ready
for choosing tomorrow, are
better proof of quality and
value than any amount Of
talk.
acc Mercerized Figured Batiste
Dotted Dimity. Fancy Stripes
and Novelty Madras and Il 20.
Mercerized PoplIn, only. y 0C
Csc Fancy Swiss, Sheer Plaids,
Dtmity Stripes, Pop 10 4. Pc /
lin and Fine Madras 10 AeGG
75c Imported Dotted r.
Swiss for ............... eOe0S'
vs sfs t msyas ,a,t roD''n. l9c
SOC Imported Novelty 49,
Swiss only .............. esSsDS-
Lawns sSs . 1s,tpea aua,i EEsnea 100
- i. q. y . -