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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-01-05
Old Japan---A Daimio New Year Procession

sent, illustrative of the work of your
German friend, get into the hands of
the secretary of the Smithsonian, and.
will suggest the idea of having him
do some typical Hawaiian heads. 1t
seems to me capital idea, and I
shall not be surprised if the institu-
ton takes the matter up. At all
events, there will be no harm in in
forming the authorities of the instftu-
ton that there is somebody in Hawaii
capable of doing excellent work in
clay. The photographs speak for
themselves"
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Nougat, chips, creams and tablets. ex-
quisite as to flavor and elegant in their
freshness. Alegretti's candies at Ben
son. Smith g. Co., Ltd
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WHERE'S MY SUPERB

One of the leading tenors in Moscow
was called upon to sing an opera in
which one note was much too high for
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Hear the story of the shaky build
ing?" .'Nope. What is it?" 'Oh, there's
no foundation to it."-Pioneer Press.
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Royal Hawaiian Hotel

EXCLUSIVELY EUROPEAN PLAN
EDWIN o. CHILD Manager
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1.-THE Advertiser was not the first to
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-08-06

Wsdding ceremony was pronounced,
Fhe bride was beautifully gowned In
white net over silk. carrying p large
bunch sot carnations. and wore p
'wreathSof carnations and ferns. Miss
Fields hook respIehdeht IN blue silks
Tn Back velvet, tt$ with q
bunch of flowers in her hair. The
groom and his best man wore the
conventional black. AFTER the BRIDE
and groom had received the congrat-
ulations and best Wishes OF a host OF
admitting friends, an elaborate lunch-
con was served in the dining room,
They were ~the recipieats4sor many
useful presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
er will be ut home to their friends at
1908 S. Cherry street. 49,. SIS
Miss Annie Fisher, of Wheelings
w. Va, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Harris, returned
home, Thursday. G
w. A. Smsllwood has been ON the
sick list. 81. ..... e.;
The Misses Laura Grayson and Ed
ma Gordon, of the Oberltn Conserva-
tory of Music, returned to their re-
spective homes, Wednesday, july 80.
The union picnic Of Canton and
Massillon Sunday schools. which was
held at Meyers Lake, July 80, was a
grand success. 49,. .. a.. y
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c., Payne, who are
working In the interest of Vim. Nc
kinley N. and l. School, of Alexan-
dria, Va, left the city, Saturday, for
Massi!lon and other points. .
Leroy, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Janey, of SanduskN, Ohio, who
came here two weeks ago to via
1T relatives, was taken to the Ingleo
sid Hospital, and has undergone an
operation for appendicitis. He is now
much better. "a
July 81, Rev! Chas. Bundy, D. D.,
presiding elder, held the fourth quar-
terly conference at St. -Pauls A. M.
E. church. A very pleasant session
was held. The elder stayed over
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
P. Titus, and left on the morning
train for Youngstown, Ohio.
Theodore McCaskey, of Cleveland,
O., is in the city visiting his mother
and sister.
The Ladies Aid of St. Paul's A. NJ.
E. church is doing great things to
help raise the pastors salary this
year.
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pr. PLEASANT.

Misses Pariire Bennett, Of Gallipo-
lis; Georgia Sutton, Of M1ddleport,
and Miss Dorsey and brother, OF Co
lumbuS, o., were business visitors
here last week
Mrs. G. NJ. Morton and daughter
Miss Frances, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Jordan, Sunday, July &c.
Little Nola Holmes, of Galnpolis
is the guest Of her grandmother
Mrs. Andy Smith.
Misses MoSella and Mithue Colston
and Ida Craig were guests Of Mrs. J,
Williams, Sunday, at Brosier.
Miss Kate Jordan, OF Columbus
spent Sunday here, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Nj. l.. Jordan.
Wiley Barnett, Of Columbus, was
the guest of Mrs. Nj. l.. Jordan and
family, Sunday.
Miss Alice r. Jordan, attendant at
Weston asylum. is home for twenty
days during her vacation. :
Wallace Smith WAS the guest of his
sister last week at Gallipolis.
w. Carl Hutchinson, of Weston
will arrive, Friday, to be the guest
Of Miss Alice f. Jordan.
Matthew Hicks and Miss Ress
Hicks, of .Barboursvllle, were guests
OF relatives here, Sunday.
The following passed through our
city, Monday. en- route to the Grand
Lodge: E. l.. Morton, VIM. For
tune, of 'Fairmont; o. l.. Wilson, of
Weston; III. d. Lakewood and ]. R.
Jefferson, of Parkersburg.
j. Carter Lincoln is attending the
Grand Lodge this week at Hunting
ton.
r. L:-Morton. Of Fairmont, spent
few hours here, Monday, with his
wife, baby and other relatives.
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CANTON, OHIO.

On last Thursday evening, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haz-
zard, 1908 S. Cherry street, Miss
Tekla B, Jenkins was married to MIR.
Arthur f. Hunter, by Rev. II. F. Fox.
The home was beautifully decorated
TOT the occasion with ferns and cut
flowers. AS the sweet strains of the
"Lohengrin" wedding march was
played by Prof. J. r. Mackey and
Master Jas B. Titus, the groom
marched down the stairs with Miss
Lila Fields, the maid Of honor, fol-
lowed by the bride, leaning, on the
arm of, Mr.. Dudley Byafs, the"best
man, entered the parlor,, where the
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PARkERSBlNRG.

The Grand Lodge officers and rep,
fr6sentatiVes Of X. Of p. and the Grand
Court officers and representatives of
a. 10. c.. from this city left for Hunt
tngton, Monday.
S' "A large number Of representatives
from different sections of the state
pAaaad through here, Sunday and
MoA4ay, en- route for Huntington, tC
attend the Grand Lodges OF X Of p
. o. O.1C.~ Court.
:, Misses Smith and Brady, Of Stor-
er College, Harpers Ferry, passed
through the city last week, en- route
to Blueneld and Charleston, respect
lively. While here they were guests
of Miss Bernardine Peyton.
H. d. Hazlewood arrived in the
city, Sunday, after an absence Of sew
'eral weeks at his home at Cambridge
20, and summer school at New Con
cord, Q. = <
y The session Of Vendetta Court, No
S, O. o.. c., last Thursday evening
was AN interesting and busy one
L.. o. Wilson, the Grand Lecturer
Of K. of p. OF the state. and Dep. G..
w. c. of o o c., was present.
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Shellcroft en-
fertained last Friday evening at their
their guests, DR.. and Mrs. l.. G. Pan
nell, of Stanton, Va. The Doctor is
a%schoolmate of DR.. Shellcroft, and
Mrs. Pannell is an Old friend of Mrs.
sShellcrof;.
Thomas Fletcher, of Marietta. O.,
was in the city, Tuesday evening, ar
ranging to have the people of Park
iersburg turn out with those of Ma
r1etta September %, on the Enamel
patton celebration occasion. They
expect to have Hon. w. T. Vernon,
OF Washington, d. c., registrar of
the United States treasury, to speak
for them. Mr.. Vernon is a leading
and famous member of his race, and
will be greeted by all in this section.
are Sorry to learn OF the seri-
GUS illness Of Mrs. Thos. Fletcher of
Marietta. She has been confined to
her bed for the past two weeks.
Principal E. D. Morton, of Fair
mont, was the guest of ]. r. Jeffer-
son, Sunday, en- route to the Grand
lodge session, X. Of P, at Hunting
ton.
80 chas. Wells left Sunday night, for
Athens, O., where he will be employ
ed at his trade as plasterer for sew
eral months
Mrs. Nicholas, of Philadelphia, re-
turned home, Thursday evening, af-
ter several weeks spent in this city.
30. The party given by Joanna Griffin
In honor Of her little friends, Amy
I4otterberry and Marguerite Johnson
OF Washington, d. c., hast Friday
evening, was delightful and enjoyed
by all present:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mrs. n. e: JACKSON will entertain
the Woman's Improvement League
Thursday.s =, -... .... r.. -. =. -
p, Mrs. Bell Hill, Mrs. Wade. mrs!
Matte Hill and Mrs. M. E. Jackson
were in Montgomery shopping, Tues!
day. 49,. ~ =,
I. G. Burks returned home, Tues
day, from Loop Creek. 4
Mrs. Georgia Jones Lewis. of Long
acre, was in our town, Thursday, at!
tending the League meeting, and
gave an interesting talk on Mission
and League work. =: H.: y :. Il!
Miss F. Evelyn James was In Mont
gomery, Thursday.
J.. M. Blainey left, Monday, for
huntington, to- attend the Grand
Lodge. J, -, ,.-.. = 81. H.. ,
Miss Annie Woods, of Monsgome!
ry'' spent the day here, Sunday, the
guest OF Mrs, Bell Hill. =, ! ten II q
Miss Blanch Booker came home.
M Monday, from Charleston, where ahe
mas been !, spending some time, the
guest Of Miss Julia Brown. / 4. ~
DR.. w. G. Lawrence, of Montgon,ss'
ry, made professional visit here,
Thursday. ST.. -. ~ =
Salome Court, No. IS, will give an
entertainment, Saturday evening lAus
gust 15, for the benefit. Of. their woTkt
Mrs. M..Ar W. Thompson. pyesit
dent OF .W.iB. 8. Convention ,ttss8
with us, Sunday, and held an inter-
esttng missionary meeting at the
First Baptist church, at 6 D. m. MIRA
thompson, with Mrs. Addie Jan1aa
and M: b. Graves, ascended the real
trum and proceeded with tbel dsv64
tional exercises by singing, "spldfsrs
OF Christ, Arise" Scripture leaaon
Mrs. M. e. Graves; prayer, Mrs. AL
die James. Then she delivered AM
address that tsemed with wholesome
advice to both old and young, At
the close Of the services o. collection
was lifted for her work. .s. =
Miss Eva Brown and. Misa o1,t@
watkins, Of Maiden. were guesfe ~
Mrs. James Brown, Friday.
i Mrs. Mary Brown returned bomA
saturday, from Blkhorn, accom- paffea
by her sister, Mrs. Julia MitoheII
VINO Will be here some time vfslling
relatives, 80 -r~.--. =. =. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Carter .IeSsz
T l3 for their home at sueSf
Greek, y=s5 q, w : : Il q
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g. I Saook, who has been Ms
l u l. hlNstSethar. for the past four
'wehhs tt Sunday sfSr. the west. u
M SSPssN6Elss was here, Saturday,
yistt1ISk sSpurloek, q, .,3Ss,
. ThsEysRg Star Club ameetsiip ith
et1nss tiic BARLEY, TUesdaY, ~ i n q 81.
= The party of young people, who
went dp 631 river on q ifs6tng trip,
e !fstA desd day, interpreted a; de.
lightfui t4e, GZ-:.s'@ ,I% a
- sttss, lie rHieks ana <hrothss
MathSs Spsht Sunday at >Pt. Pleas
anti Vfsat1hks Miss Bessie Jordan.
: 8 airrR! siitn Williams and daugh-
ters. Misa Jessie and. Josie. have re-
turned sttom Gary. .,@.n> -, 49, 4,
The Rising Sons meet with Mrs.
Cosby. TAqksday. ".",y /,
u, Mics El9fence Cole, Of Raymond
City. RaSsaA town, Monday. on her
way stoS Hantington to the Grand
Lodge. ..,,,.r d " ~. /,
~ u, ,WaltarSt hancock spent "a few DAYS
In town. xistting his children. ::
= Mrs. Thomas and Miss Ellen Cor
don were Visiting in Charleston last
week, ~ -. .:E,.%,y -
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Closing cegsmoK 81: ii saMd

N y Hymn J. choir 81 Il 81
Closing SceremoktsSs ~: r. sss0d
Lodge. y, 80 b. ~ NJ A4$ 8, 80
Closing ode. byd !. a . RI IN, II
lie Benedicti6n, by sCh SplSin. & 81 (, n, I
IS ,ihe Farmers AppstsSt TrIiiity M. L
az. church, Monday ntKht. was quite;
q success, N ~ s5 sS$ VA e g
son Tuesdxy, Rev sssP sSsatsstt,ls
lecture; at Pride A, NJ. E. church. Re-,
ffeshments viii be sold on the par
R0nagR laWnss - Il =,
Inrhonor OF yisitpTs to- the / oittk !.
Mrsa abph Ia Lee was lioatess to apoHt
76 Mdteas Irptiay Sttsrnn oqn \ from b
to 5 O'Clock, at her 16o HE, On TMenha Al
ic street. The out OF town guests IN
cluded Mas Lou Moten, OF PARK era
bnsg: m rs., Man ,Waskthg al yu rS-t
berlands Md. Is M 'ssF Sarah 30 Wmai,,
of Massillon. o.: Mrs. White Green,
OF Bellaire, o.: Mrs. M. RI. Bruce aid
Miss Lucy Taylor,Eoi SBaltttnare, Nd;
Mrs. Hattie Jackson, OF SprlnkMeH:
Or Mrs. Annette Turner. tsoI. LextniSss
ton. Ky,, and Mrs. NettieI skirks u
Waco. Tex The afternoon was very
delightfully."- spent. Mrs, Clara Dean,
Mrs. Wtnona Turner. Mrs. Nellie Og-
den, Mrs, Grace Riglow. Mira. ElissE
beth BlaekRell. Miss. Matte Jones
and Miss. villa Lee. daughter Sf Tie
hostess. assisted in receiving and
serving the guests 81 : ~. 4kEs
Miss Edith Williams was called,
home from Cincinnati, where che had
employment, by Fthe illness OF her:
foster mother, Mrs. Flizas Frazier, !, &;
Mrs. l., y, Robinson gave q lawn
fete at her home. ION First street, Fri,
day night, for the benent of Pride a.:
M. E. church. s.,,. % .ssy IT = III, - W.
4Js W. Strange has returned from,
Winchester, Va, where he visited rel-s
atives. ..u - ~. 4 J
Miss Emma Thomas has returned.
from. BerrybuTg ...s~... ..'~, ..- ..@
Mas. p: ". Seams, .Misaea Eva Tay-.
Tor and 'Estella Powell and Charlea
Wells passed through here, Tuesdays
from fB uclthahnon, ;. where they. had
been fiie members }of a Camping sR1ia,
'ashing party with other friends. They,
were the 31O-minute, guests of Mrs{
george B1gloW.. s%.a.%.~ - -. ~. -
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HUNTINGDON.

Miss FiQrence: Brown Was the
weekend guest OF Miss Nora Dick,
erson, ION 9TH avenue. =, -; -,
. - Nicely engraved inyitationa2a are be-
Ing circulated for, the, Doctors ban
quet and reception. at ,sManhattan
Cafe next Tuesday evening. ~
z Mrs. Name Scott will return from
Institute this week to he in the city
at Grand Lodge meeting.
~ A.<ED. Brown and daughter Flor
ence were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs; cd
win Dtckerson at dinner. Sunday. u
o.: Prof. ]. w. Scott started on his va
cation trip. but upon reaching Char.
lesion decided toSpostpone it until q
later date, and spend this week here
at Grand Lodge meeting. : :: -.
: Mrs, Edmonds and daughter Mar
sgnarite will leave for their home IN
ytsEihfa. skF1taaay: for ,s. an 4xtendea
StatS: g . sS,r,2i.s: 81: X a. - SIX
Il: II. I-sQiAard spent aeyeral siaxal
last week mp KanaWha on business
for the True Reformers 4. ~ 81
j. Roy: N. Barnett spent several DAYS
an 5Gaalipolis. preaching there Sum
day. : '~y.-.,y H. ~ ...@:.. -. 81.
Prof. E. A. Whey will leave for his
home in Lancaster Ohio, to spend the
remainder of his vacation. ~,
u Mr. and; Mrs, WI, Gee, Of Calf:
polls spent Sunday In our city. Mr.
Gee returning, Sunday evening, sbut
his wife remaining for the week, :,
Rev. Lewis, pastor of Youngfs
Chapel, A. M F., has been Ill for the
past two weeks, butts. much improv-
ed at this writing. -. ......
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CLARKSBtJlfG

Mrs. Robt, SedWlck and Mrs. Chas.
Ogden are visiting relatives and
friends in Fegrel Haute, Ind -
Mrs. T.eE.' Ross liz somewhat indIb7
posed at this writing. sSS.sss., ~, =
Mrs. Arfhaaia: 20 liver, of Pittshnrt1gsI
is visiting ,her sister, Mrs. II. e. Boss;
Misses Stella West, Annie Hender+
son Jennie Miles, Lottie Brown and
Fanny Robinson and las Thomas,
Aaron Wilson, Frank Kent; F.. b,
Cambria, Prof. J. w. Robinson and
DE w. S. Turner left, Monday morn
ing, for Huntington, to attend the
Grand Court of Calanthe and Grand
Lodge of X. Eof p. ...,:. -. {
Rev. G. w. W. Jenkins, Mrs. An
ME Freeman and Mrs. Aaron Wilson
left, Tuesday, TO attend the district
conference at: Huntington. g.
= Miss Celeste johnson is quite lii
with tnosilitis at St Marys hospital.
Misses Florence and Emma Rufin
left Thursday evening, for. Atlantic
City and other eastern cities. While
away. the latter. expects TO visit New
York and learn all the latest modes
or nalr QreS6ln&- = -..s. ,
Misses Ophelia Washington and
Lille Robinson are visiting friends
in Grafton. ~ : g.. ;
Mrs. Mamie Bruce, who has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. jenkins, left,
Monday mornIng, for Baltimore, her
home.
Sunday was quarterly meeting day
of pridn IN -
West, presiding elder, preached
three able sermons during the day.
!: rally was alsp heldpand more than
+ $40 collected for the ste wards. Each
service was wen attended. At the
afternoon service a beautiful silver
communion set was presented to the
church by the b. w. Arhett club. AZ
ter the dedicatogysprayeF by the pre-,
siding elder, the Set was used In the
communion service. Two pieces of
linen for the table and doilies for
the plates accompanied the set. The
gift came as great surprise to the
pastor and congregation in general,
and all highly appreciate 1t.
The union picnic by Trinity M. q,
and Pride a. M. II. Sunday schools
was declared the most enjoyable uil-
ion picnic ever held.
Miss Pearl Robinson is in Wash
ington, d. G.
Miss Mollie Robinson will leave in
few days Tor Wheeling, to attend
the Baptist Association. ,
Rev. Geo. w. Hrunson, Of Iowa,
brother of Mrs. Annie Freeman, has
located here. Rev. Bfunson preach
ed at Trinity N. E., church, Sunday
| morning. =
Robt. LindEay, of Parkersburg, lis
visiting relatives here. q,
Memorial services of Mt. state
Lodge, No. I15, LIB. o. E.. Of W.;
were held 10 the Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church, Sunday night, at 8
o'clock. The following program was
rendered: ,'psE %f.-.> - ~ ,..
Organ, voluntary. >. -. -
Solo, Flee. as q Bird to Your
| Mountain, Chas. D. Buckner.
Opening ceremonies, e. r. and
Lodge, ..}Ty1%/ !
Opening Ode,by Lodge. l.,
Prayer, by Chaplain. ... y
Hymn, cls1ir:s ..o. !.
Sermon, Rav. o. w. w. Jenkins,
D. D, =yNss, $4,y t2}f -. !. n ..3.i
D.. ( - F. d ! r. ..s -
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.GOVINGTON, VA.

Mrs. GER 'Beal and little son Rog-
er left, Saturday, for White iar
Springs. VIVA. M...:...;... -. n
Miss Alma Peters aud Mrs. Ida
smith,. Of Staunton, Va, who has
been Visiting Mrs. Jennie Pollard, re-
turned toatheir home, Monday.
Miss Daaie Hutcherson has return
ed home from visit to, the south.
- MIRA S>sH,"Denson and little dRngh-
ter Mary pleft, Saturday night, Tor a
short visit to her husband In Char
Rev. w. ]. Hackett and vile have
returned home from the burial OF
Mrs. Hackett's mother. s
Miss N, l.. Williams is visiting her
motherfia Charleston, w. Va. .
Mrs lucy Gillian and sisters, who
have been visiting Mrs. Henry Pr
grom, have returned to Lexington;
Va, ~ "
The Virginia Western District 'Hapn-
fist Sunday School Convention held
their annual session at the First
Baptist church, July 80, with great
success, The Introductory, sermon
was preached to- the convention by
Rev Weiis, of Failing Springs. Wei
come address by Mrs. I. K. Pollard,
of Covingtpn. Response by Rev,
Wood, of Stanton.
The mother OF J. H. Walker, who
has been quite i'll, Is improving. -
Mrs. Josephine -Straughan, of
South America, gave. an interesting
lecture, Friday night, to the convenl
ton
Miss J. v. Mickens is attending
the institute at Aledrson, W. Va.
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MONTGOMERY.

Miss Ella Taylor, Of CharlOttes-
vile, Va, was here last week, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Railey.
James Buster entertained a few
friends, Wednesday evening. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Americas
Qualls, complimentary to DR.. and
Mrs. Panhell and daughter, Miss
Plassie, of Stanton, Va.
Miss Alpha Brooks, of Charleston.
was the guest last week Of Miss Ma
RE Shelton.
Mrs. Maria Thomas and H. B.
Branham left, Friday, for Hampton,
to represent in the. Fishermen or
der, ,s,1.,..,, -. ....y> ~
MIS-. Wallace kinney, of Elkridge
was shopping here, Thursday. IT,.
Misses Lola Lavender, Nellie M,
Lewis, Mrs. II. B. Branham, Mrs
Villa Miller, Mrs. ]. S. Noel, and
Mrs. William Brown and Robert
Harris, James Lfpscomb, c.. II. Lock
cite and H. H. Railey left, Monday,
for. Huntington, to spend the week in
session with the Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Pythias, and Grand Court
Of Calanthe.
Rev. V. Harriday is a business Wis
itor to Huntington this week
DR.. B. f. White is in Huntington
this week, attending the annual ses-
sion Of the Medical Association of
West Virginia. IT,: So.
Mrs. B. l.. Taylor, of Keyser, Is in
town, the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Mary Perry Is the guest of
friends in Huntington this week.
Mrs. Frank Willis, OF Fayetteville,
was here shopping last ;weeh.
Mrs. II. II. Railey is spending this
week at Hinton, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Pack 81: -
Miss Maud Tyree, OF Mt. Hope, and
Miss Mamie Hale, Of Keeneys
Creek, are here, guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Noel, at their home ON
College street. &c.. .. t.,
Thursday evening, the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. II. H. 'Railey, on Third ave-
cial function. In the receiving 1ine
were Mr.. and MIS-. H. II. Railey, Or
and Mrs. Pannell, OF Staunton, Va,
Miss Alpha Brooks, Of Charleston
Dr.. and Mrs. B. F. White and Rev
and Mrs. e. c. Page. Music and
games were the principal features OF
the evening. Mrs. Villa Miller pre-
sided at the punch bowl in the libra
ry. At II o'clock the guests were in-
vited to the dining room by Mrs. B
F. White, where the hostess served q
delicious lunch. ~ q;
Mrs. V. M. Willis will entertain the
Willing Workers, Friday.
Il. D. Hopkins, Of Winona, was g
Sunday visitor here. =,
Miss Matte willis, OF Louisa, Va,
is here, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. V
NJ. Willis. .....
Mrs. Marguerite Melton, OF Char:
lesion, was visiting friends here last
week
S, J. jackson has returned from
Orange, Va, where be accompanied
his wife, who is visiting her par.
ents.
The two orders OF True Reformers
picniced on Morris Creek, Saturday.
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ST. ALRANS.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Waddy and
Harry Erskines left, Monday, for
Huntington to attend the Grand
Lodge.
Floyd Waddy, jr., spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Georgia ID. b. Banks was in
Charleston, Friday. =.
Rev. r. ID. W.; Meadows preached
here, Sunday. -. .,
Mrs. Mary Strstton, Miss Gertrude
Parrish, Ensel Fortune and j. e. Nor
ris left, Sunday eventng, for Hamp-
ton, Va, ..a.' ~ ~ a.. -.
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CORRESPONDENTS

Mrs. ]. w. Shellcroft and her
guests, DR.. and Mrs. l.. G. Pannell,
spent Sunday in Wheeling.
Amy LotterDcrry and Marguerite
Johnson cleft, Saturday evening, for
their home in Washington, d. c., at
ter pleasant visit
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