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The Washington herald., 1908-04-19
ENGAGEMENTS WEDDINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Caldwell Jenkins have
issued cards for the wedding Of their
daughter, Alta MatheWson, and Mr.. Paul
Yates Waters which viii take place We'd
nesday evening at $50 at the residence
of the bride. 1850 Irving street DR..
Charles I. Waters will act as his brothers
best man. The bride viii be unattended
Invitations to the wedding, which viii
be followed by a reception, have been
limited to relatives and intimate friends.
Miss NJ. Louise Camalier. daughter Of
Mr.. J. V. Gambler. VIII be married Tues
day morning at Il o'clock to Mr.. Eliot
V Noyes. OF Brookland. AID. The we'd
ding viii take place in st. Martins
Church, North Capitol and T streets,
Rev. Eugene A. Hannah officiating. and
viii be in the presence Of relatives and
intimate friends only. and viii be fol-
lowed by an informal reception at the
home of the bride. 2O1 T street northeast.
Miss Camalier viii be unattended and
there will be no best man. DR.. H. c.
King, Mr. Edward Ralph. and Mr. J. NJ
Camalier and Mr.. c. A Camaiier,
brothers of the bride, will be ushers.
Miss Carrie Mae Falvey and Mr.. Mel
vile VinsOn were married very quietly
last Wednesday evening ct O'Clock.
Rev. Mr.. Mcneil. pastor Of Wesley Chapel,
officiating. The ceremony was performed
in the Crawing-room OF the parsonage,
500 Third street northwest Only the few
close friends who witnessed the wedding
were aware of the intentions OF the
couple, the affair having been kept a
secret. The bride wore q blue cloth
coat suit and plume-trimmed hat IN the
same tones. She also wore a bouquet
of lilies of the valley. The bride is the
daughter Of Capt Falvey. Of the Ninth
precinct and Is well known In northeast
Washington. After the ceremony, the
couple returned to the brides home, $40
Tenth street northeast, where congratu-
lations were extended. They viii reside
at 6i9 Second street northwest.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Sommers announce
the engagement of their daughter Irene
to Mr.. Sidney ". Guggenheim. They viii
be at home April 26. at s0Ss NJ street,
from to 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sacks announce the
engagement Of their daughter Lena to
Mr.. Louis Goldstein. Of Fernandina, Fla.
Or. and Mrs. Frederick 2. Maxey have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Cora Estells. to ar. James
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Richard Hewett. Of Louisville. Ky No
immediate date has set been set for the
wedding.
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~ OILY WEEK was generally OBJ
served. Dinners. luneheons, or
functions Of any kind were con-
spicuous for their absence.
Even the inevitable bridge was not in
dulged IN TO any extent.
Of course, those who had guests enter
tanned in their honor. so that few din
ners were on the tapls. They were mostly
of an informal nature.
With the governor general Of Canada
and Lady Grey as their guests. the Brit
ish Ambassador and Mrs Bryce were
obliged TO do some entertaining for them.
SO there were Iuncheons and dinners. at
that embassy more or less every day and
night through the week.
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained for the distin-
guished representatives of King Edward,
and one or two private citizens did like
wise.
The younger set was busy with re-
hearsals for the play. the Prince Of
Pareheesi." It is safe to say none Of the
young men and girls in it ever did any
harder work than the all-day rehearsing
they had TO go through on Good Friday.
But if Ii was hard work. it was also
much fun. The sarcastic remarks OF the
stage manager. drilling the play into
shape, were greatly appreciated by all
at whom they were not ieveled.
On account OF THE Blue Moon being
at the Belasoo Theater and Mr.. Powers
reheaTsing his company every afternoon
for a new play. THE Prince OF Par
cheesi" cast has been unable 10 get tho
theater except on Fridays.
Tomorrow, however, they win have a
dress rehearsal at the theater In the
meantime. rehearsals were held nearly
all day Friday. and the result promises
to be q show that no one will want 10
miss.
If the past week has been dull socially,
the one ushered in to-day promises an
abundance Of 8ayety in contrast. Easter
week viii be crowded with social events.
the spring season being ushered in this
week.
Dinners, luneheons, teas, and even
dances win Ill the days and nights Of
the elite. With good weather, these bid
fair to be most enjoyable affairs Not
a few of them will be held at the
Country Club or Chevy Chase.
Mrs. James Mcmillan viii entertain a
number OF young people at a dance at
the Country Club for her granddaughter,
Miss Jarvis. one OF the popular winters
debutantes. This is an event that all the
younger set look forward to with much
anticipation.
Washington's meager season OF grand
opera, as usual. came at the end Of
Holy Week Maundy Thursday and
Easter Eve saw large and enthusiastic
audiences at the National Theater to hear
the stars of the Conried Company,
One young woman. whose conscience
rather hurt her for being there, made
the remark that she had come in black
on account Of the penitential season, and
confessed she felt out OF place, but that
she knew she was in good company.
Mrs. Townsend, better known as Fran
ces Hodgson Burnett the author, is an
other celebrity who has been guest
here the past week. She has been with
her feIIow-worker Ia the literary field,
Miss Molly Elliot SeaweH
Many informal functions were given
for Mrs. Townsend. One was a tea
given by Mrs. TAFT at her apartment at
the Rochambeau.
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Carriages for Spring Weddings.
Those furnished by Downey's Stables,
l620 L ST.. are the most elegant turnouts
10 be had. Reasonable rates. best service.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Sacks announce the
engagement Of their daughter Lena to
Mr.. Louis Goldstein. Of Fernandina, Fla.
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Or. and Mrs. Frederick 2. Maxey have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter. Cora Estells. to ar. James
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Continued on Page 8, Column 3.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Sommers announce
the engagement of their daughter Irene
to Mr.. Sidney ". Guggenheim. They will
be at home April 26. at S0Ss NJ street,
from to 10 o'clock.
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Mrs. Gerson Nordlinger, Of Florence
Court, entertained Ths Afternoon Bridge
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Mrs. ]. D. Claybrook. Of Austin. Tex.
is in the city visiting her mother, Mrs
+. s. Smith, at 1907 street Mrs. Clay
brook represents the regent Of the
Thankful Hubbard Chapter Of the Texas
capital at the D. A. r. Congress.
Owing to Illness, Mrs. I. T. Mann will
not receive again this season at her resi-
dence, 1900 Massachusetts avenue.
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Mr.. and MRS. David Kahn, Of Twelfth
street, had as dinner guests on Wednes-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs Sol Morris.
Mr. and AITs. NJ r. Kahn. Mrs. NJ. Snow
berg, Mr.. Lee Morris. Mrs. B. Hartz, Miss
Mile Morris, Mrs. Nathan Hirsch, Of
New York. and Miss Hortense Morris.
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Mrs. Moritz, Of Baltimore. is the guest
Of Mrs. Jacob Steiner, of L street.
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Mr. J. H. Webber, of Richmond, Va, is
the guest of his cousin, Mr.. Vivian G.
Webber.
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The Octagon Club will give a shirt
waist dance at the Mercantile Club on
Wednesday evening.
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tie, of Virginia. The music was fur
nished by the Bristol orchestra. There
were out-of-toWn guests and a large
number of spectators. Those particle
pating were Mr.. Allen Jennings, with
Miss Beattie, of Virginia; Mr.. II. A..
Miller, with Miss Blanche Carter; Mr..
L y. Warren, with Miss Bessie Hum
phreys: Mr.. Charles Mckinney. Of
Glade Spring, with Mrs. c. E. Wildasin;
Mr. Bentley Thomas, with Miss Mary
Sanders; Mr.. M S. Hall. with Miss
Miss Lula Shannon; Mr.. u. T. Dunn OF
Glade Spring. with Miss Dunn, of vir-
ginia; Mr.. Blake Mount. with Miss
Eleanor Bunting OF Bristol; Mr.. J. O.
Wilcox, with Mrs. G. II. Humphreys;
Mr.. Robert Shannon, with Miss Sallie
Harris; DR.. ]. L. Early, with Miss Mary
Harris; Mr.. Palmer st. Clair, Jr., with
Miss Susie Sanders; Mr.. P. *. Coul1,
with Miss Charlotte Wise; Mr.. Howe
Gollehon, with Miss Virginia Barnes;
Mr.. +. ". Gaver, with Miss Susie
Lucille Barnes; Mr.. T. B. Buckeye,
with Mr. Janette Sherwood. of Texas
Mr.. Lloyd Watson. with Miss Lucille
Finks; Mr.. Gordon st. Clair. with Miss
alberta Harris; Mr.. Garrett Finks
with Miss Eleanor Jennings; Mr.
Shields Whitaker, with Miss Grace
Bunting, of Bristol: Mr.. Hunter Nor
ris, of Glade Spring, with Miss Mar.
garet Bunting, of Bristol; MI. Il. B
Henry. with Mrs. Mount; Mr.. Palmer
st. Clair. with Mrs. kemper Finks
Stays: Mr. Frank Beattie, of Glade
Springs; Mr.. L. f. Smith, Of Baltimore
| Mr. r.. X. Sanders.
Chaperons and guests: Mr.. and Mrs
W. y. Roberts, Mrs. Palmer st. Clair
! Mr.. and Mrs. Z. a. Try, Mr.. and Mrs
| D. l.. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. r. E.ENIiller
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Richmond. were guests at stoneleigt

Richmond. were guests at stoneleigh
this week.
Dr. and Mrs. a. L. Gray and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Gray and son, visited
their home people here last week.
Miss Wamberrie, Of Orange, was a
visitor in town this week.
Mrs. Pembroke Petit is, spending
some time with her son, Mr.. Claude
Petit, at Frederick's Hall.
Mrs. Marmaduke, of Ocean View, is
visiting her brother. MI. NJ. L. Madison
Miss Leila GARY, of Franklin, who
was one of the fairest of the fair
bridesmaids at the recent kelly-Payn-
ter marriage of Big Stone Gap. is visit
Ing her grandparents here.
Miss Evelyn Bell. whose marriag sc
engagement to Mr.. Tyler, OF Richmond
has been announced, was a guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. William w. Wills, this
week. Miss Bell will be one Of June's
most charming brides.
Mr.. Julian Jones, of New York, is
visiting his home, Carybrook.
Miss Lucy Lee Jones is at home at.
ter visit to relatives in the South.
Mrs. Willie Gray Shepherd attended
the graduating recital Of her daughter
Miss Sally and remained to enjoy thu
commencement exercises at Hollins.
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Smithfield Social News.

E SMITHFIELD, VA, June 6.--Miss
Virginia Edwards, OF Surry Court
house. Va, Is spending some time with
Miss Gladys Cofer.
Miss Ida Lawson, OF Hampton, Is
the guest of Miss May Branch.
Miss Mary Edwards has returned
to her home at Surry Courthouse, Va,
after visiting the Misses Hayden.
Miss Eta Morrison is visiting Miss
Ellen Maury, In Norfolk. Va
Mrs. c. 2. Jones is spending some
time with her parents, MI. and Mrs.
Louis Washer, in Richmond.
Miss Grace Hearn, who has been
the guest of the Misses Fart, has re-
turned to her home at Magnet, Va.
Mrs. C.. F. Day and granddaughter,
Lucy Day Martin, are the guests OF
Mrs. Days daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Martin. in Charlottesville.
Misses Ida, La wson, Of Hampton, and
May Branch, OF Benn's Church, Va,
were the guests OF Miss Mary Joyner
this week.
Miss Grace Mckimmie, Of Norfolk,
is spending some time with her cousin,
Miss Marguerite Goodson. II .s
Mrs. Il. L. Vellines, of Raynor, has
concluded a visit to Mrs. j. w. Stoll.
The following young people have
returned home from school for their
summer, vacation: Miss Sallie Wright,
from Randolp h Macon Woman's Co.'s
lege, sLynchburg; Misses Bessie Wrigh
and Bruce Vellines, from Randolph-
Macon Institute, Danville; ]. !. I'm
Bderwood Jr., from Rand olph-Macon
Academy Bedford City, and y. Waiter
from Suffolk University School.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Norman and
daughter Elizabeth have gone to
their home In North Carolina to spend
the summer vacation. sisy 8
Mrs. w. @. Ramsey. OF ChuckatuclS,
IS visiting her sister Mrs. y. G, Bat
ten. m # II
Miss sallie Montgomery. Of Fred
ericksburg, Va, is the guest Of Mrs.
N. II. Young u =
Col. George Cabsll OF Norfolk, de-
llivered an address to the Confederate
veterans on Wednesday night,
Miss Mary Joyner Is the guest OF
Miss Elolse Price, in Norfolk,
MRS. Nv, q Rouse and Miss III liza.
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Newport News Social News.
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81 Special TO The Times Dispatch
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 6.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter A. Post. Miss Eleanor
Harris and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Sherman
White left Wednesday on Mr.. Posts
yacht. the Marcia, for q two weeks,
cruise to New York and up the Hud-
son. The party will attend the we'd
ding of Mr. Godfrey Smith and Miss
Marian Post, at Rensselaer,, N. Y, on
Tuesday, June 9Th.
Mrs. Sarah P. Wilcox, OF this city,
has issued invitations for the we'd
ing Of her daughter, Miss Helen Olivia,
Wilcox. to Mr.. William Briggs Co,
lonna. the ceremony to take place at
st. Paul's Episcopal Church on Wed.
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close-cut Sale of
Small Size Mating Rugs.
AT One Third and
One Half Price

36x7o inches, Crex Mating
Rugs, all colors; $I.5o ones,
CSC each.
24x4S Crex Mating Rugs,
regular price 85c, for 48c each.
3ox72-inch japanese Mating
Rugs, plain and figured, all
colors; regular price $1.25;
close cut price 75c each.
Odd lot China and japanese
Mating that sold for 35c and
4oc, close cut price CSC.
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Stuart's Draft Social News.
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y STUART'S DRAFT, VA, June g.
Mrs. DR.. w, b. Dodge. accompanied
by Master Chester, leaves to-day for
an extended visit to Iowa, Chicago and
several other places, where She has
relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Wise. Of Norfolk, is a
guest at the Mountain View House,
b Miss Lena Black has returned from
a visit to Mrs. Stuart A1offett, near
Stanton. t,si
Mr. Charlie Cline left to-day to at.
tend the annual meeting of5the German
Baptists In Des Moines, Ia.
Mr.. Mqtheny, from Sherando. and
Miss Maggie Fox, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles II. Fox, were married
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nesday, June 18th. Miss Wilcox has
lived here for number of years, and
is popular among large circle OF
friends. Mr.. Colonna is we'll known
young attorney Of the city.
Mr.. anu Mrs. r. E. Gatewood enter
tanned the members of the choir of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church and few
friends "Wednesday evening at their
home on Fifty-second Street.
Miss Evelyn Gordon. of Richmond,
has returned home after visit to
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Saxon w Holt have
returned from Alexandria, where on
"Wednesday they attended the wedding
of Mr.. Robert Pegram Holt and Miss
Nora Carlysle Herbert.
Miss Page Royal, of Richmond, who
has been the guest Of Mrs William
Roane Aylett, IN this city, has re-
turned to her home.
Miss Mamie Hiden, member of the
faculty of Shorter College, Rome. Ga,
Is at home to spend the summer with
her mother. in this city.
Miss Mary Stearnes has returned
from New York. where she spent a
menth with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Palen will
sail on July 1st for Europe to spend
about two months.
Miss Diana Bernard has returned to
her home In Norfolk, after a visit to
friends here.
Miss Louise Coles has returned from
a visitto friends in Portsmouth.
Mrs. a. II. Pulliam is visiting rela-
tives In Richmond.
Miss Martha Davis. of Richmond. is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Alice B. Coleman, supervisor OF
music in the primary grades OF the
local public schools underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the st.
Francis Hospital Monday. The opera
ton was successful, and Miss Coleman
is now rapidly recovering.
Misses Mary and Flora Stuart, who
have been attending Stuart Hall
School for Young Ladies' at stanton
have returned tos1spend the summer
With their parents, Captain and Mrs
j. i. B. Stuart. on West !-venue.' They
We're accompanied home by Miss Mar.
guerite Mclean, of Frankfort. Ky, who
viii be their guest for several weeks
Another schoolmate. Miss Harriet
James, of Danville, Va, who is nov
attending tho finals at the United
States Naval Academy, from which hel
brother graduates this year. will ar
rive next week TO be the guest of tn,
Misses Stuart.
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of Roanoke; Mr.. w. s. Jennings, Mr..
w. D. Mount, Miss Georgia Dunn, Miss
Blanche Finks, Miss Barbara Mount,
Miss Edith st. Clair and Miss Witt, Of
East Radforo.
sClarenont Social News.
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CLAREMONT, VA, June Cdr. A.
g Wright, Of Richmond, formerly OF
Claremont, visited here from Satur-
day till Monday.
Mr. T. w. Lyns. Of Charlotte. N. c.,
is visiting here for a few days.
Miss Fannie Bradley, OF Roxbury,
has returned from Barhan1sville, where
she has been teaching.
Miss Bessie Nance. of Roxbury, Il
visiting relatives In Lunenburg county.
Mrs. F. A. Epps, Of Begonia, is visit
Ing her daughter, Mrs, Charles John
son, In Petersburg.
Mrs. r. F.. PEBBLES and Miss Belle
Moody spent several days of this week
in Petersburg.
Mr.. r. L. Ladd, Of Roxbury, enter
tanned a number Of friends at whist
on Wednesday evening. a most ex-
citing game was enjoyed. and q prize
for highest score was won by Mr..
Meade Walden. Dainty refreshments
We're served.
Mr.. ]. shad Rogers and family, of
Ruffins. spent Sunday with Mrs.
Rogers's brother. Mr.. N. S. Topping,
here.
Miss Estelle Hubbard, who has been
attending the normal school, Farm
Vile, has returned to her home In
RoXbury.
Miss Louise Joyner, of windsor is
visiting her cousin, Miss Joyner, Of
Smithheld. r
Rev I. s. Dunaway, Of smithaeld.
left Friday to assist his brother in
dedicating the new Baptist Church at
ELAN.
Mr.. ]. r. Green, Of Petersburg. spent
several days this week in Surry.
Misses Cecile Gill and Mary Edwards
spent a part of last week attending
n nj OvtS ~.
High School. I,
Mrs William hurry. who has been
Visiting in Richmond. returned to
Claremont last week. s
MISS Louise Bohannan. of Surry, is
visiting friends near Petersburg.
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Staunton Social News.
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6sEsTf'osIN e T VA THU June e''ssssMs Nj
". strickler, Of the Mary Baldwin Sem
mary faculty, is visiting her brother.
DR.. q. b. strickler, at Union Theo-
logical Seminary.
Misses Louise Miller and jamie Moore
H have returned to Richmond, after visit
ing friends here.
II Miss Mary pendleton stegar, of Rich
,nond, was guest at Stuart Hall for
commencement.
Mrs. Hurry S. Greene and two sis-
tiers. Mrs. w. +. Hartman and MIS-:
Vi William IT. Hartman, children ana
maids are spending some weeks on the
Virginia Beach near Ocean View.
Miss lillian Todd, art teacher Mt
Stuart Hall, will spend the summer
sbroad. returning in the fall. She Will
then escort d party Of Stuart Han
students abroad to spend the winter
studying art
Mrs w H. Herr has returned from
Texas, where she spent the winter.
Miss Irene P. Mann, Episcopal mis-
4 sionary for many years to Japan, is
on a vacation at her old home here.
Captain II. Clay N'chie, of Char
! lottesville, spent several days with his
: daughter, Mrs. ]. b. catlett.
Miss Margaret Wake has returned
TO stanton after visiting several
weeks in New York and Maryland.
Mrs. j. p. Shreckhise is back from
a visit to relatives in Charleston, w.
Va.
Miss Gertrude Carter is spending
como days in Washington.
Mrs. Overten Clay Luxford and 1T
tic daughter Carolyn, have returned
~ Richmond after visiting Mrs. Lux
iofd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. L.
Terry.
Mrs. Blanche Heath and son. Of oals-
land. Cal. on their way to Europe. arc
visiting their relative, Mrs. Chesley
Kinney.
Mrs. w. T. Manara and three
children. OF Lynchburg. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whaley.
Mrs. j. Shelton Horsley and children.
OF Richmond, are with Judge and Mrs.
Henry w. Holt.
Mrs. S. P. Nottingham and daughter,
Miss Margaret. are on visit to Rich
mond, Old Point and Norfolk.
Miss Caroline Lay, Of Richmond, is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Perry.
The Misses Hutchinson on Tuesday,
entertained the Young Ladies' Whist
Club and other friends.
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"Wednesday a the home OF the BRIDES

"Wednesday at the home OF the brides
parents.
Miss Louise Motif and Miss Fannie
Cecil, who have been attending Stone.
wall Jackson Institute. in Abingdon,
have returned home.
Mr.. II. w. Motif and daughter, Miss
Elsie, attended the commencement ex-
.ercises at Stonewall Jackson Institute
in Abingdon.
Mrs. 3. T.. Watson, who has been in
Pulaski visiting her sister-in-law. who
is quite III, has returned.
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Saltville Social News.
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EALTV1LLE. VA, June 6.--N1ajor A. |
j. Tynes, of Tazewell, was here this
week visiting his nephew, Mr.. Palmer
st. Clair.
Mr.. w. P. Buchanan, of the NJ. A..
Works. has been confined to his home
for several days with the mumps.
Mr.. A. W. Ristine, vice-president
Southern Gypsum Company, is in
Knoxville, Tenn, on business.
Miss Leona Hobbs, who attended Sui
Inns College, and Miss Lullie Routh, OF
Virginia Institute, have returned to |
their homes.
A large crowd took the train here on
Wednesday morning for Abingdon, to
be present ut the unwilling Of the
brated on that day. A part Of the
crowd left the evening before, and |
some fingered in the town of Abingdon
until Thursday before returning home.
Mrs. G. NJ. Shannon and daughter,
Miss Pearl, attended the marriage of
Miss Nora Richardson, which was cell
ebrated in Marion on Tuesday of this
week.
Drs. ]. H. Dunkley and T. Jefferson
Hughes, of Saltville, are in attend
Society OF Southwest Virginia. which
convened in Pulaski June 4th.
Messrs. w. WI. George &, Sons are
beginning to ship spring lambs Three
carloads were sent out from here on
Thursday. and a large shipment will be
made by them within the next ten
days.
MI. c. z. Drummond. of Amherst. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. +. j. Harris.
Miss Josephine Millner, who attend
ed Richmond Woman's College last
session, has gotten home.
Mrs. L. a. Wolf and little girl, OF
Old Town, Va, is on visit to her
sister, Mrs. ]. FL Dunkley.
Mrs. Dr. Dobyns and daughter, of
Fries. Va, are the guests of Mrs. ]. II.
4 Dunkley.
Mrs. j. c. Calhoun. Of Bell Springs,
Pulaski county. Va, has been the guest
OF Mrs. ]. r. PerfateY this week
s Rev. DR.. G. r. Granger, of Lynch
burg. o., is in Saltville this week the
guest Of his niece, Mrs. j. r. Perfater
Dr. Franger has consented to preach
on the first Sunday in the Madam Rus
sell Memorial Church for Rev. II. B.
Brown.
Miss Lillian Hagan, OF Wilson, N. c..
arrived in Saltville on Wednesday, and
will be theiSuest Of her sister, Mrs, w.
E. Roberts, Cor Some time.
The Misses Goetchins, of Roam, Ga.
are on a visit to their brother and his
family. Mr.. j. S. Goetchins, and will
spend most of the summer here.
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Fredericksburg Social News.
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FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June c.
Mrs. II. II. Wallace and two daughters
Mrs. r. S. Knox and Miss Ellen Wal
their relatives. the Lewis family. ii
King George county.
Mr.. Gunyon Harrison. who has beer
principal of the high school at White,
stone, Lancaster county, the past set
sion, Is here with, his mother. for O.
summer. Snt
Miss Kate Messlck. Of 1rylngtesear
Miss Sallie Montgomery is v;d. Is
friends in Smithneld. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowers ar an. a n
children, of Richmond, were G this
this week Of ex-Mayor NJ. G.
M: ma Mrs. John 7. Gouldma q
visit to friends al Irvington.
Mr.. Theodore M. Bradley, Of
more, Is visiting his parents hel, |
and Mrs. w. e. Bradley.
Miss Bessie Francis, who has
tho guest OF Miss Maud aEmbrel
returned to her home at Haf
home BY MISS lEmbrey. Who WHY
a few weeks with her.
Mrs. Fl. c. Bscoe and chis0
returned from n visit to relal |
Spotsylvanfa county. Eli
Mrs y B. Ficklen has retuVlll
q visit to Richmond,
ANS Miss M Gsei WHO R hss Sesn q IF
+. 8; Wexford ana falAii l-.
Miss Susie Yates is viss-=
!, M Mssi il: Il i + smith Of 7fa,