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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
Wytheville Social News.
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w THEV1LLE. VA, March 2s.-on
Wednesday evening Bishop a., NJ.
lRs;andolph. Of the Diocese of Southern
virginia. preached an eloquent sermon
at st. Johns Church. after which he
confirmed class OF eleven persons. He
was the guest OF Mrs. Stephen Putney
during his stay In Wytheville.
the present summer seems fraught
with possibilities In the nature OF de-
svelopment and enterprises for Wythe-
vile. Apart from several residences
now under contract. the town authori-
ties are making preparations for ex.
tenslVe improvements to the streets,
and preliminary steps have been taken
to establish an electric street car line.
with every probability that 1t will he
built and in operation before the end
OF the summer. Plans are also on foot
to erect handsome hotel, to cost
s75.Oo0
Mr.. William Todd De Van is visit
Ing his family for few days at their
home Sunny Crest"
Mr.. Robert Lawson. OF Burks Garden.
returned home Thursday after a visit
Of several days to his sister, Mrs. Lena
Cooper. NJ
Mrs. Charlotte Kent, OF Richmond,
Is the guest OF Miss Bette Moore, at
her homo on Main Street.
Miss Page Moore, who has been vis-
ting Miss Susie Randolph in Balri-
more, returned home Monday.
b Mr.. Charles Heuser has returned from
Milton, N. c., where he and Mrs.
Heuser were summoned last week by
the. sudden death OF their brother, Mr..
John Irvine. Jr,
Mrs. a. A.tCampbell and Master Fitz-
gerald Campbell returned Tuesday from
visit Of some days in Baltimore.
Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman, OF Charles
ton. w. Va. is visiting her sisters. the
Misses Gilmer. a Villa Maria.
Mr.. Jack WILLIAMS leaves this week
for business trip to Martinsville
Mr.. A. A. Campbell Is a business visi-
tor in Richmond this week.
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Petersburg Social News.
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| Special to The Times DISPATCHED
PETERSBURG. VA. March 2s.-A
delightful piano recital on the inner
player was given by Mr.. William r
lseinhardt, OF Richmond. last Friday
afternoon for the Wednesday Music
Club, at the home OF Miss Mary Trip
lett Patteson. The vocal numbers OH
the program were beautifully rendered
by Mrs. Charles E. Plummer. who
sang in charming style "Out OF NY
Hearts Great Sadness. Farewell" by
Franz. and Dawn, Morning. Evening
from Ronald's Summer Time Cycle.
Mrs. Louise Collier Wilcox. OF Nor
folk. who is the guest of Miss Julia
Sully. at her home, on Union Street. de-
livered most interesting and scholar
~ lecture on the subject, Robert
Browning AS Modern Mystic, efore
the Young Ladies' Literary Club at the
"A. P. Hill Camp Hall Saturday after
noon. and was heard with delighted in
terest by a large audience.
Mrs. Mary Corling Dunlop is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Adolph ,Huffel, at
her home in New York City.
Miss Bette Hamilton has returned
from visit to her aunt. Mrs. Arthur
NJ. Seldom. in Baltimore.
Mrs. Robert Boiling Wilcox, of
"Flower dHundred," on James River,
is visiting Mrs. Victoria Romaine at
her home in this city.
Miss Ann Bell Patteson has re-
turned from. visit to friends in ST.
Louis.
Miss Helen Wilmer venabie has re-
turned from visit to relatives in
Baltimore.
Miss May Claiborne is visiting friends
in Augusta. Ga.
Miss Josephine Mc1lwaine has re-
turned from a visit to friends in Will
min gton, N. c..
Miss Allie Waite is visiting friends
In LynchburE.
DR.. Herbert r. Drewry. OF Norfolk.
was in this city, his former home. On
Thursday. and was warmly welcomed
by many friends. 1-
DR.. H. Auleck Burke has returned
to his post at st. Vincent's Hospital
In Norfolk. after visit to his home
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Hanrahan have
returned from their bridal tour.
Mrs. James Warren, OF Bristol, Va,
and her children are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Harrison. at their home on
Washington STREET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. stiles have
returned from a Northern trip
Miss Davies. a missionary evangelist
of the Methodist Church, who is 4
guest at the home OF Mr.. James B.
Blanks. delivered a stirring address at
the Washington Street. Methodist
Church Wednesday night! In behalf Of
home and foreign missions. 81
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March os.-
Miss Constance Stephenson, of Warm
Springs, has returned home after an
extended visit to her sister, Mrs. George
helms Wise. She was ACCOMPANIED
home by Mrs Wise.
Miss Lucille Ayler has returned home
after spending several weeks with Miss
Mary Thornton, in Richmond
Mrs. Fl. B. Bailey has returned homo
from Norfolk where she was the guest
of Mrs. w. r. Allen, in Pelham Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. stearnes are
spending a week at their country home
in Pulaski county.
delightful complimentary musicale
was given at Hotel Warwick Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. NJ. ]. West is undergoing treat
ment for appendicitis at the Elizabeth
Buxton Hospital.
Miss Margaret Mcneil has returned
from Albemarle county where she
spent month with friends and rela-
tives II
Miss Katherine Morrison has return
cd from Columbia, S. c., where she
| spent several weeks with her brother
Mr.. w. w. Morrison. formerly of this
| city.
| Miss Miriam Baker has returned
| from visit TO relatives In Lynch
/ burg.
Mrs. F. H. Butler is visiting rela .
tives In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Ahern and two
little sons have gone to Richmond 10
| visit relatives
Rev. +, a, shenk has returned from
a visit to Winston Salem, N. c.
Miss Kathleen Robertson, OF Rich
mond, spent this week with friends
i here,
Miss Lucy May Thompson has re-
turned to her home In smithfield, uf-
ter visit to friends In this city.
Miss Elizabeth Clinton is visiting
relatives at Winston Salem N. c.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. HARDWOOD a,
Grove, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. q
Harwood, No, s3l Forty.ninth street
Mrs. Manus Meyers entertained TN,
Wednesday Social Club this week a,
her home on Chestnut Avenue.
Miss Mile Rayfeld, OF Albemarl,
county, -as returned home after !
Visit TO relatives here.
~ Miss lone Fitchett has returned i,
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Christiansburg Social News.
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CHR1ST1ANSBURG. VA. March U.s.
Mr. w. j. Payne, of Richmond presi-
dent OF the Virginia Anthracite Goa
and Railway Company. was in tow:
this week looking after the business
interests of his company. and assured
every one that tie coal mines wouiC
resume operations within the next few
weeks.
Rev j. w. RAIDER. presiding elder OF
the Biueield district, in the Hostor
Conference of the Methodist Churcn
South, is visiting his parents. Mr. and
Mrs Henry RAIDER. at their residence
in the west end of town.
Rev. Collins Denny, u. D., OF Nash
VILE Tenn. preached two very able
sermons in ST. Pauls Methodist Church
to large audiences Sunday morning and
night. and left for Roanoke the first OF
the week.
Attorney Samuel Register, of Rich
! nlond, spent two days in town the first
of the week on legal business con-
nected with the large mining and
railroad interest OF Mr.. w. j.. Payne
and others.
The Democrats of Montgomery coun-
~ are highly elated that the Democra-
tic State Convention Will be held in
Roanoke this year. and large dele
cation, besides many others. will at
tend from this county. 1t is safe to
predict that t..e delegation from this
county will be solid for Senator John
w. Daniel for delegate at large 10
the Denver convention. and will also
vote solfdly for the adjustment Of the
primary system of nominating canii-
dates for office.
Mrs a. A. Phlegar has returned 20
Bristol after spending several days in
Christiansburg and Salem visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. R. I. Roop, who has been IN
poor health for some time. is still at
the home of her parents, near Radford.
and is not improving very rapidly.
much TO the regret OF her friends and
relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Lynch are
attending the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference at Roanoke this week
Mrs. Arthur Arnold left to-day .or
Lynchburg, where she will spend sew
eral days with her husband. who Is
engaged in business there at present
The Republican County Convention
will be held here next Saturday. the
4th. and promises to be largely at
tended. The convention will probably
instruct the delegates to vote for Com
monwealth's Attorney r. 1. Roop as one
of the district delegates to the Chi
cago convention. and for G. B. Slemp
for reelection as State chairman. and
of course, laud the administration OF
President Roosevelt
RS. c. Harrison Schaeffer left yes.
terday for philadelphia to visit mel
cousin Mrs. Frederick Barry, for :
few weeks.
Mrs. Allen Hunter returned from
kernstown, ~. Va. to-day where she
has been visiting her relatives for
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Farmville Social News.
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FARAlVILLE. VA. March 2S.-The
Hampden-Sidney Dramatic Club gave
one of the most interesting dramatic
performances in the Farmvllle Opera
House last Thursday night The play
was entitled why Smith Left Home
The house was packed. and the FREE
quent applause accorded the BOYS
would indicate that the performance
was greatly enjoyed.
DR.. F. A. Millidge. of the Normal
School. spent this week in Ashland.
Va
DR.. c. p. Caps. OF Meherrin. paid
hurried visit to Farmville last Tues
day.
Mr.. Lee Bidgood, of the Normal
School. went to Crewe last night ana
made an address before the teachers
and patrons of that place.
DR.. Elmer E.Jones is attending this
week the teachers institute at Win
chester. Va.
The Normal School Is now practical
" free from sickness of any kind.
There arc no cases Of measles or
humps In the building. where but a
few weeks ago more than 100 were
down with 1t. The girls who we're Sc.
rlously i'll have recovered sufficiently
TO go home except one and she Is
able to sit up She will be out in a
few more days.
Misses London. Gwynn and Suthcr-
lin gave reception at the home Of
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Caroline Social News.
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BOWLING GREEN. VA. March rs :
Mis- Miriam coehitl OF the Wonan's Col
iere Richmond, spent several Gays with he
bertnis this week.
Mr.. Lewis T. Garrett and wife. OF Rich
n,ond county, Ia visiting his parents. Mt
Atnc Mrs W. r.. W. Garrett
Mira Sallie orrison. OF Washington. J.
whiting her sister. Mrs. Joel Haines.
h M Roper Rains, of Richmond. is spend
inr several days here with his parenta
Misses Annie and Jean boswell. % Han
pver county. after spending several weeks
WITH their friend. Miss Annie NJ White. al
The old mansion. have returned to their
home.
Miss Patte Parish is visiting friends in
washington
The young ladies Of Calvary Baptist
Church gave 9-cent supper this week los
.he benefit, Of the church. The pleasure OF
tho evening was greatly added to by vocal
rnlos by Mrs. b. f. Smoot and Miss For
snce Broaddus and rccitations by Mss
Susie Butler
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friends and relatives in LynehburE ans

Roanoke.
Mr. Mccauley Bright, of Philadelphia
is visiting Mr.. Spencer Lane:
Messrs. Hugh Merger and j. w
Jones spent Wednesday and Thursday
in Newport News.
Miss Mary Edwards. who has bean
visiting Miss Katherine Geddy. has re-
turned to her home In Surry.
Mrs. Fl. N. Phillips has returned home
from short visit to Richmond
Misses katherine Henley and Peter
son. who have been visiting Mrs. Nor
velle Henley. have returned to their
home in Newport News.
Mr. Sydney Hughes. OF Norfolk, Is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. F. p. Paine Is visiting friends in
Charlottesville.
DR.. Richard Stone. who has been
visiting his brother. DR.. j. H. Ston.
has returned to his home in West v;r.
GINA.
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Rawls OF Holland, last week. they
returned Monday.
Mrs. Helen Daughtrey, Of Sunbeam,
is visiting friends and relatives here

HdWlS. or ftOlldnO, IASL Week. IHes
returned Monday.
is visiting friends and relatives her,
this week.
Mrs. Rosa Warren, OF Riverdale. Va.
was visitor IN town Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Williams returned Il
her home In Chase city from a Visit
to her sister Mrs. j. L. Camp.
General and Mrs. G. G. Vaughan, .tr.
are visiting their daughter, Miss sara!
r. Vaughan at the Woman.s College
LynchburE. Va.
Mrs. j. b. Gay and son are visiting
in Norfolk this week.
Mr.. j. G. Parker is in Richmond on
business this week.
Mr.. j. l.. Camp and son, Mr.. Robert
g. Camp, returned Sunday from Soutl,
Carolina.
Mrs. Jennie Norfleet and Mr.. P. D.
Camp were called by telegram to White
Springs. Fla, Friday on account of the
Illness OF DR.. Frank Camp.
Messrs. j. B. Gay and l.. K. Jones are
in Baltimore purcia sing their summer
stock of goods.
Mr.. A. l.. Gardner Is in Marion, S. e.
.nrs. Sue f. Pret1ow and Misses Kate
and Sue Pretlow left Tuesday morning
for lew York. where they sail or,
Thursday on the steamship Pannonia,
of the Cunard Line. for Europe. The
party consisted OF these three ladies
and Mrs. Mollie Darden and Misses Car
RE and Minnie Darden, Of Newsoms,
Va. They will reach Naples on April
Sth They expect to travel from there
through France to London, and theme
to Scotland. where they will visit rela-
tives.
Mr. Barclay Pretlow, a student at
the University OF Virginia visited his
home this week.
Misses Minnie and Annie Pretlow and
Eva Rawls spent yesterday in Nor
folk.
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williamsburg Social News.
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WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March 2s.--
Mrs. l.. w. Lane Jr., has returned
home from visiting her mother in Nor
folk.
Miss Virginia Peachy is visiting Miss
Fannie Etheridge in Norfolk.
+ Miss Laeta Goodwin will leave Mon
day for a two, weeks visit to friends
In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Lamb. OF Norfolk,
spent several days of this week with
Captain l.. w. Lane.
Miss Cora Armistead, who Is teach
ing in Nelson county. is home for q
short visit,
Dr.. o. G. Brunk, B. F. Wolfe and A..
Brooks spent Wednesday and Thurs
day In Richmond.
Miss Virginia Bruce Braithwaite has
returned home from short visit to
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henri Mongwln. OF
York county. left Tuesday for New
York.
Miss Elizabeth Lamb. has returned
from Toano bringing with her her lit
tie cousin, Miss Mary Branch.
Mrs. Van Ness, of Boston, is a. guest
at the Colonial Inn.
Miss Ella Waraeld after a delight
full visit at the home of Mrs Blanche
Moncure, returned to her home in
Maryland Tuesday,
Mr., ID. r., DAILY. of Minneapolis. As
spending some time here on business.
Mr.. Alley Smith is critically Ill ut
his home on Palace Green.
Mrs, III, w. Washington and little
daughter, after a several weeks visit
to her aunt, Mrs. Lea. returned.ito her
home In Huntington. w. Va, Tuesday,
Mrs, j, IT. Seymour, wife OF City
Councilman ]. n, fSeynlour.f5is " cry 4 RI,
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and Richmond several days during the

and Richmond several days during the
past week.
The Monday Night Club was enter
tanned last Monday evening by Miss
Ethel Daniel at her home on East
Main Street. The weather being UNI
Those present were Miss Elizabeth
Fleetwood. Miss Mildred Brent. Miss
Sally Fleetwood and Miss Ethel Daniel;
Messrs. P. Fleetwood, Jr., K. w.
tO'Gary. j. H. Hamlet, Edward Chap
-pell and w. E. Rountree. Miss Eliza
beth Fleetwood won the prize in The
guessing contest.
Mr.. Lee Sharp and Miss Maud Will
liams of near Waverly, were married
last Wednesday in Washington. sur
prising their friends by the elopemert.
Among those from this section who
were in Richmond to hear Hon. w. j.
Bryan speak on Wednesday evening
were Judge j. r. West, r. A. Brown.
G.. "A. Harrison, w. II. Ford'S T. Neb-
lett and G. o. Wrenn.
Mrs. George "A. Harrison and Miss
Lille Harrison were in Petersburg last
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Norris has returned to
Petersburg. after visiting friends and
relatives in this section.
Miss Lucille Norris. who is teaching
at Carrsville, Va, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with her people here.
Mr. j ohm w. West was in Richmond
on business last Friday.
Mr. P. Fleetwood. who has been on
trip to Norfolk and other places, has
returned home.
The young people of the town were
entertained last Friday evening at the
Town Hall. by a dance given by the
young men of the town In honor of the
young ladies. Among those from out
of town were Miss Couch and Mr..
Thomas Temple. Of Disputanta. and
Miss Lotties Pulley, OF Ivor.
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Wayerly. Social News,
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WAYERLY, VA. March as' u. WE,
nesday and Thursday. Fl u ". -
Miss Lottie Pulley,so Ivor, Va: y
visiting Miss Ethel paniekst
Mrs. j, F. West visited Pets q .
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her home on the Eastern Shore. after
a visit to Captain and Mrs. j. E. Boggs,
in East End.
Miss Mary Stewart has returned
from visit to friends iniNorfolk and
Portsmouth.
Miss Jennie Thompson has gone to
Baltimore to spend two months with
her grandparents.
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Mrs. A A. Cox last Saturday after
noon noon from to z o'clock. Tasteful
iiorai decorations added to the attrac.
IONS of the new and beautiful home.
runch was served in the drawing
room, and Ice cream and other dainty
refreshments were served In tho din
tng-room. A large number of guest.
were present
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Franklin Social News.

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FRANKLIN, VA, March ,2s.-Misses
Carter and Bradley, of the Franklin Fee
male Seminary. visited Miss Christine
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Mrs. Allen Hunter returned from
kernstown, ". Va. to-day. where she
has been visiting her relatives for
several weeks.
Mrs. William A. Davis is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. William Barnitz. in
Salem.
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Newport News Social News.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. March 2s.--
Miss Constance Stephenson, of Warm
Springs, has returned home after ar
extended visit to her sister Mrs. George
Nelms Wise. She was accompanied
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RECENT PLANK ADOPTED IN
n COUNTY CONVENTION BELIEV-
ED TO HAVE BEEN A MISTAKE

Forest Supervisor Millham of Che
Ian is back from three months
stay in Washington, d. C.. Mr. Mill
ham went down for the purpose of
working with the head Office OF the
Forestry Department at Washington.
Considerable interest is being
manifested in the forestry depart
ment in this county Through the
efforts OF NJ, E. .Fiel1 asplank was I'M
serted into the platform OF the last
county republican; convention con
demning the present management of
the department Since that time
many have come to- the conclusion
that this plank was mistake: iss
The plank especially refers to the
agricultural lands within the nation
al forests. What could have been
the intention Of the trainers OF the
plank is only a matter of conjec-
ture, as the Use Book" OF the De-
partment of Agriculture specifically
sets out the fact that agricultural
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lands within the forests are open for
settlement.
Field, on the other hand, main
tains that this provision is not being
carried out.
The Leavenworth Echo, in a re-
cent editorial, opposed the policy of
Mr.. Field. Mr.. Field has promised
to discuss the question when he
makes his campaign address in We
natchee.
Mr.. Millham, when asked as to his
opinion in the matter made no spe-
cific answer. Answering generally.
he said: There is nothing for which
the forestry department need be
ashamed. Everything is done in
the open and above board. A study
of the conditions in the east has
shown that as a result of the cutting
away of the timber in the mountains
that great floods occur nearly every
year.
Mr. Pinchot was a millionaire be-
fore he ever took the office, and is
a man whose integrity nobody ques-
lions. He is giving his life to this
highly Important matter-the con-
servaton of the public resources and
especially the forests"
Many will watch with interest for
Mr.. Fields ideas on 1.-The subject
when he addresses the people of
this city.
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FRED KEMP
HAS FILED
Continued IRON Page ~

this Office, Notwithstanding the fact
that he enters late. His experience
will have many followers.
and ability means at once that he
He is a graduate of Ann Arbor,
the leading law school in the coun-
Wand formerly for a number of
years was engaged in newspaper
work He worked in the capacity
from reporter to editor of some of
the leading dailies in the eastern
part of the United States.
He is energetic, well informed,
we'll grounded in the law and has
a clean-cut manner, which at once
makes friends. His campaign will
be watched with much interest.
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