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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
Franklin Social News.

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-, FRANK Kiln. VA; Aprn 25,-Dr.
began a series OF meetings Monday
night in the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Julian l., Rawls and baby, OF
berkeley. ere visiting the family Of
DIR. Gavin Rawls, in Carrsville,
ME- Crawford Jenkins. OF Norfolk,
visited his home sunday
Mr., ], G, Parker and son left for
Chattanooga Monday morning to at
tend Tie Layman's Missionary Movo-
mcnt of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South.
Mrs, Don splers. of Como. N. c. is
visiting Mrs, y L. Camp,
Mrs. J, 3, Gay and son spent Thurs
day With relatives in Norfolk,
CAPTAIN Jesse Rhodes visited his
and Tuesday, at her home on High
Mrs, Paul parden is visiting her
mother, at Drivers.
sirs, Jennie Rawls, who has been
returned home Wednesday.
| Mrs. Folk and children, who have
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Crewe Social News.
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ISportnl 10 Tho TllnoS- llIspNGn.J 49,
CREME, VA. April 2h.-Airs. Alict
g. Oliver, werthy grand mntron q!
the Order of Eastern Star of Virginia
visited Ruth Chapter ut Blaokston,
Thursday evening. Mrs. Oliver viii
leave for Richmond on the 9TH, to ut
tend the annual session OF the Crane
chapter Mt Mnson9o Temple. May It'll
a fun delegation and many visitore
will attend from Bethlehem Chapter oil
this place.
Mrs. Rosa Tucker, Mrs. Laura Robi-
nett, Mrs. Pauline Burton, Mrs. Ro-
erta Rogers, Mrs. Bernice Harlem and
others will probably go.
Miss Mary Watson Roberts Is spend
ing n few weeks with relatives In
Richmond.
Rev. c. u. Eimore has been conduct
ing an interesting series of revivn
services at the Christian Church. The
large crowds were much pleased with
the excellent singing of Miss Blanche
Dew, Of Washington, soloist AMI
chorus director
Mrs. Lorona Thornton. or Blackstone,
visited Mrs. C. u. Elmore this week.
Mrs. II. w. Manson; of Petersburg,
visited her sister, Mrs. Warren Gray.
recently.
MIR. and Mrs. Spears. of Richmond.
spent Easter with MI. and Mrs. w. a..
Leneave.
Miss Ruth Andrews. of Norfolk, IS
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Joseph Jen-
kins.
Mrs. r. Andrews and daughters.
Misses Ruth and Naomi, of Norfolk,
visited Mrs. Joseph jenkins Easter.
Rev. G. NJ. Telford, of U. r. Semi.
nary, will preach at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and night
Miss Pattine Jordan accompanied
by her cousins, the Misses Temple, of
Prince George county, spent Easter
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jordan. Miss Pattine is teaching in
Prince George.
Mrs. Arthur Elliott and children
Mrs. Norman Cheatham and children.
and Mr.. Zach Cheatham, all OF Pc
past week with Mrs. Stanley Moore.
Miss Ruby Berry has returned to her
school at Poquason, York county, af-
ter spending several days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Berry.
Rev. G. C. Anderson, of Charlotte
county, spent Wednesday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Hines
Mrs. a. Hurt late of Richmond, but
now Of Burkeville. is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Darrell
Saunders.
MIS-. w. "A. COOK ana 1anliy, OF re-
tersburg, are visiting at Mrs. Alice
Harper's.
Mr.. ]. Davis, of the Norfolk and
Western Office force, was called to
Lynchburg Thursday by the Illness of
his wife.
Mrs Charlie Pond, who has been so
extremely i'll for the past three weeks.
is much better.
Mrs. w. welborn and little daughter.
Helen, of Norfolk. spent several days
of the past week with Mrs. G. a.
Mr.. r. C. Berry, of Bluefeld, ". Va,
made flying visit to his parents. MIR,
and Mrs. G. a. Berry, Sunday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
POSITIVE PROOF
Should Convince the Creates
Skeptic in Richmond.

Because it's the evidence OF Rich
mond citizen.
Testimony easily Investigated,
The strongest endorsement OF merit
The best proof Road It:
Mrs. w. A King, SIS West Clay
Street, Richmond. Va, says: previous us
to using Doan's Kidney Pills suffered
night and day with pains across my
loins, so severe as to be almost un-
bearablo. I could neither stoop nor
straigliten without sharp twinGes
striking me, and to lift anything was
out of the question. I tried several
remedies, but gradually grew worse
instead Of better I was In very
poor physical condition when my at
tention was drawn to Doan's Kidney
Pills, and I procured box ut Owens
s; Minor Drug Co. I took them as
directed, and they seemed to go to
the seat Of my complaint, They cured
me. and my back has been well and
strong since. I consider DoaA's Kid
ney Pills wonderful remedy, and can
endorse Thorn MS acting up to their
representations"
For sale by all dealers, Price. By
cents Fostey-Milburn CO., Butfnlo, N
~, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name vi Doan's m a q
take no othen N ri ~
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Gladstone Social News.

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GLADSTONE. VA, April 25.--All of
the lludstonians who could get away
went fishing Easter Monday and egg
hunting in tho mountains in the af-
ternoon. Fish are biting right along,
and the sportsmen are having sport,
as Well as good breakfast.
The Masonic lodge had work In the
first degree last meeting.
The sock party given by the church
people was quito success financially.
as we'll us socially. All had big
time.
Miss Lewis, of the Gladstone, is
spending her Easter In Richmond.
Mr.. n. NJ. sutton. Of Buckingham,
was here last week.
Miss Horsley, who has been visiting
her aunt Mrs. G. A. Wallace, returned
10 Lynchburg Sunday
MIR. Finch, or the Y. NJ Q. a.. was in
Lynchburg last Monday.
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Saltville Social News.
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SDeclaI to me 'TimeS-DSpQtCh.l is
- sALTvI VILE. VA AZ; April s5mThs
by DR.. r. G. Waterhouse ut the Meth
odist Episcopal Church here on last
Sunday were enjoyed by large crowd.
There were no other services n the
town on that day, and the doctor had
large and delighted audiences. Tho
musical selections for tho day were
appropriate and finely rendered by a
large choir.
off at school came home to spend
Easter: Misses Leona Hobbs. OF SullIns
College, Bristol; Lula Shannon. of
Marion College, and Lullie Ruth. of
Virginia institute, Bristol
of the Episcopal Church here this week
the following gentlemen were elected
to the vestry: Messrs. ". D. Mount.
j. Il. Watson, M. S. Hall. Neal Bunts
an Mrs aeR W. 3 Gna Rnberts has returned
home after three weeks visit to
relatives in Lexington. Va, and Hunt
ington. w. Va.
Rev; j; 3. BittlnEer and family. Of
Mercer county. W. Va,
Mr.. Bittinger Will hold services here
next Sunday morning, and evening,
ular services on the second SUNDAY,
which he had to pass while on visit
to West Virginia.
There will be attractive services at
next to take the place of their reg
ular Easter service. which they had to
forego on account of the absence If
their rector. This congregation has
just placed a new pipe organ in their
church, and the music for the day
promises to be especially attractive.
There will be some out-of-town talent
to assist the regular choir.
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This sign is permanently attached
! to the front of the main building OF
the Lydia e. Pinllham Medicine
Company, Lynn, Mass.
What Does This Sign Mean?
1t means that public inspection Of
the Laboratory and methods Of doing
business is honestly desired. Itmeans
that there is nothing about the bus
mess which Is not "open and above
board.n
It means that a permanent invita-
tion is extended to anyone to come
and verify any end all statements
made in the advertisements OF Lydia
b. Pinlsham's Vegetable Compound.
Is it purely vegetable compound
made from roots and herbs with
out drugs?
Come and See.
Dothe womenof America continu-
ally use as much of it as we are told :?
Come and See.
Was there ever such person as
Lydia e. Pinlham, and is there any
Mrs. Pinliham now to whom sick
woman are asked to write?
Come ana See.
Is the vast private correspondence
with sick women conducted by
women only, and are the letters kept
strictly confidential?
Come and See.
Have they really got letters from
over one million, one hundred
thousand women correspondents?
Come and See.
Have they proof that Lydia E.
Pinllham's Vegetable Compound has
cured thousands of these women ?
Come and See.
This advertisement is only for
doubters. The great army Of women
who know from their own personal
experience that no medicine in the
world equals Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound for female ills
will still go on using and being ben
Gifted by it; but the poor doubling,
suffering woman must, for her own
sake,be taught confidence, forshe also
might just as well regain her health.
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Blacksburg Social News.
tsp.stal to Tho Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
BLACKSBURG, VA, April 25.--The
Eocial calendar OF Easter week in
cludea number of pleasant entertain
honor of the many young ladies here
from nearly every part of Virginia and
fair representatives of other States
Among these were the german Monday
an afternoon reception Wednesday.
two receptions Wednesday night. and
Il dance at the Barringer home Thurs
day evening. The weather has been
nil that could be desired for the dress
parades and other outdoor events thGt
have attracted large crowds every day.
The ladies of Christ Church Guild
gave a tea Wednesday, afternoon from
4 to at the home of Colonel and Mrs.
G. n Ja!!!erson on the campus. ChoG-
the parlors of this attractive home
were well filled with callers, many
of them being the young ladies and
their escorts who dropped In after the
compare notes on the dance Of the
night previous
with q lawn fete Wednesday evening
from s to 10 on the grounds at '.Sol!-
tude." the home OF DR.. and Mrs. Meade
ferguson. Japanese lanterns hung
amid the stately oaks and Towering
shubbery made most attractive
scene and supper was served at small
tables for the guests. who included
cadets and the visiting girls. The
songs by the club We're n delightful
feature of the evening. Professor All
bott was assisted in his duties as hos,
Newman and Mrs. j. e. Williams.
From the lawn fete nearly all OF the
guests went to the home of Mrs John
Spencer, who was entertaining with 8
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Caroline Social News.
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BOWLING GREEN, VA, April o5.--
4.r. a. l.. Anderson, OF Norfolk, spen.
several days this week visiting rela.
tives here
Mrs. Sallio ori'ison has returned TO
her home in Washington after spend
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs,
Joel Haines.
Misses Julia md Lucille Collins have
returned homo after visit of sew
eral days to friends at Penola.
Mrs. b. II. walker, of King and
Queen cointy. is visiting her parcnts
Mir. and Mrs. w. II. w. Garrett.
Mrs Robert A. Coghil left this week
for Petersburg, where she will be the
guest of her friend, Miss Nellie Reed.
MIR. and Mrs. Todd. of Richmond, are
~siting at DIR. II. r. Glassell's
Mrs. Charles II. lessee has returned
home after spending several weeks in
charlottesville and washington.
Mrs Robert CHamberlayne, OF Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-26
Roanoke Social News.
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3
ROANOKE. VA. April 25.-The lead
Ing social event of this week was the
card party of the Daughters of the
Confederacy held at the home OF Mr..
Henry Street. The ladies had their
party in the afternoon. and at night
both ladies and gentlemen We're in
vited Both parties We're largely at
tended and Il handsome sum realized
for the charity work of the Daughters
of the Confederacy
Dor of friends at cards on Wednesday
afternoon in honor of Misses Bruce and
Burrell, of Chase City, who are guests
Mr. and Mrs II. d. Mailer, attended
the marriage of Miss Dorothy Sweeney
and Mr.. a. b. Randolph. at st. 1gnatius
Church in New York, Tuesday.
Miss Sweeney formerly resided in
Roanoke, and was great favorite in
social circles.
Mr. and Mrs. J.. Z. Johnson and Mrs
D. z. Spangler attended the marriage
Of Miss Marcia P. Carter, and Mr.. NIer-
rili Chase Briscol, in New York Mon
day. Miss Carter is a daughter of the
late a. p Carter. who was chief clerk
of President Johnson, and one of the
most popular officials. Her mother Il
the distinguished dramatic recitec, Mrs
Francis Carter.
Mrs. Leigh Buckner has returned
from visit to her sister in Baltimore
guest of Mrs. Il. w. Fry.
Miss Martha Belle Trout is in At
Misses Clara and Ruth Jordan, o.
Lexington, are visiting Mrs, JOSEPH
Hanna.
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Gloucester Social News.
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE,

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA,
April a5.--Ar. and Mrs. James w. Mott.
of New York City, spent Easter at
rodds berry. on North River, the home
of his mother, Mrs. William j. Mott,
Mr.. Albert Taliaferro left Glouces-
ter fast week for Washington, where
he was married to Mrs. Paul. of Bal
timore. They returned to Gloucester
Point Wednesday,, Mr.. Taliaferro
home on York River.
Miss Ann Bowell Byrd. who is a
student at "Old Field" Maryland. IS
spending Easter holidays at her home,
I"hockleyn she has as her guest Miss
Lilly Gardner. of Colorado
Miss Mamie Hughes, OF Norfolk. is
n guest at the rectory.
Miss Elizabeth a. Lee, who has been
spending Easter at home. mas returned
to Seache-Wood Seminary. Norfolk.
Mr. w. u. Corr and Miss Martha
Corr arc In Baltimore.
Mr.. boswell Ciopton spent Easter at
"Havers Hail." the. home of his father,
Mr.. Thowas J. Clopton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Chism. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Slim
gluff at "Kenwood." have returned to
baltimore
A most delightful informal DANCE
was given Tuesday night at Sunny
side" the home of Mr.. Thomas L. Ben
son. by the young men. Mrs. r. L.
raliaferro was the chaperon.
Miss Patterson. of Pittsburg, Is a
guest OF her brother, j. i. Patterson,
at "Colraine," on the Ware River.
Mr. John c. Catlett. of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Blacksburg, is
home for short visit.
Mr.. Charles CatIett, who is attend
ing McGuire's School in Richmond, has
been spending Easter at his home,
''rimbernsck"
Rev. Alexander Stewart Gibson, hay
ing accepted a call to Joints parish
I.oudoun county, left Monday to enter
upon his new work the LIST Of May
Mr.. Gibson has been assisting the Rev.
w. 3. Leo In the parishes in Glouces-
ter since last June. He has made a
great many friends. who regret his de-
lparture. Mr.. Gibson is a young preach
err OF striking ability.
| Miss Margaret a. Tabb is in Baltl-
more.
Mr.. VIII Bridges has returned from
| a visit to Newport Nows.
Mr.. Harry Goodson Is spending q
few days at his home in Smithileld
| Mrs. Nora Wray' is visiting hel
brother-in-law Rev. George, Wray, o,
Hampton.
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been visiting Mrs William Everett. on
Clay Street. returned to their home al
kflby, last Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Phillips Cole spent Satur-
day with friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". T. Pace spent We'd
neSday in Norfolk.
Miss Elizabeth Beale is visiting
friends in Portsmouth.
Professor Joseph II. Saunders and
wife, of Norfolk. spent Monday with
Mrs. Saunders's mother, on High street.
Mrs j. l.. McCutcheon. on the an
niversary of Mr.. McCutcheon's birth
day. April 10TH entertained inforin-
ally at their home the following
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Henderson,
Mr. and Mrs. q. S. Eley, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. L. Gardner. Mr.. J. r. Knight. Mr.. J.
p. Gay, Mr.. T. L. Howell, Mrs. w. G..
Williams and Mrs. w. II. Jenkins
Miss Corinne Carter. of the =. i.
Seminary. spent the Easter holidays
at her home in Hampton.
Miss Christine Rawls is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ]. r. L. Johnson
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Berryville Social News.
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BERRYVILLE, VA, April 25.-On
Friday Of last week Berryville beat
the Juniors of Winchester on the Ber-
ryville diamond. 8 to Z. On a soggy
field the Berryville High School team
scored a victory over Shepherd Coll
lege team last Saturday by q score of
C to in tcn-lnring finish. The high
school boys expect to give Shepherd
College a return game May Cd.
An Easter social was given at the
home of Mr.. James w. Cover on Mon
day night. a program Of excellent
vocal and instrumental music appro-
pirate to the season was given. Later
in the evening refreshments We're
served large number Of friends
were present and all had pleasant
evening.
Miss Portia Baldwin has returned
from visit to friends in New York
and New jersey.
Mrs II. u. Wolff, who has been visi5-
ing Mrs. w. S. Dix, left last week
for Charestown w. Va, where she
will visit friends.
Tenn, IS visiting his parents. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. a. Moore, IT.
Mr.. w. r. Hoffman, of Altoona. Pa,
but formerly OF Berryville, Is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Percy Crown OF Montgomery
Ala, is Visiting his mother. Mrs. John
O. Grown,
Miss Mamie Lippctt has returned
from visit to relatives IN AleHan-
dria
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Newport News Social News.

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NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 90,
Tuesday evening. which was one of the
enjoyable events of the year with the
younger society set here. The young
people were out in force to attend.
Mrs. s. H. Wertheimer entertained
Die Liebe Tasse Club this week at her
home on the Boulevard.
A delightful musicale was given at
the Elss' Home Thursday evening by
Miss Mary Patton stearn,es. sf,pr M
liemae Tucker Enlow. violinist. and
Mr.. Oscar Lehman, tenor
Miss Constance Bell. of Richmond,
mond. Va. are guests Of Mrs. II. T..
Parker. on Twenty-seventh Street,
, Miss Lucille Cooper has returned
home after spe n1in! r several weeks
Misses Anna Lash and sallic Corbell
have returned to the Randolph-Macon
woman's College after spending the
Easter. holidays with their parents in
d. g, has las M arrived In this city to spend
several months with her sisters sis the
Miss Mary Lackey, Of Yorktown. IS
visiting her mother IN this city. ~,
adelphia, Is the guest Of her brother
the Misses salley, In North End.
Mr.. Harold Norton was the host at
a charming luncheon at Hotel War
wick Tuesday. The guests were. Miss
Schmelz. of Hampton; Miss Robinson.
Of Louisyllle; Ky; Miss Clark, Of Rich
Frederick P. Palen; Messrs. Joseph
Weaver, Frederick p. Palen, Cecil
Weaver. Clark and Keisecker.
7 Miss Margaret Dean has returned
home after spending several days with
friends IN Richmond,
Miss Daisy Burks, of Richmond, wno
has been visiting friends here. has re-
turned home.
Miss katherine and Louise Groome
entertained party Of young people
Monday evening at their home on
Avenue Their guests were
Misses Lucy Curtis. Annie Lash, Mary
Summers. Nancy Caperton, Ruth Blan-
ton, Mary Gayle. Kate Lewis, 7,s,sr
Thomas Meanley, Edward Lash. I. I:
Stoneburner, b. Bowen, rMordecal
Gayle, Percy Marlborough and Elliott
Parker
home from Denbeigh, where s1e spent
the Easter holidays with relatives.
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WestP ointS ocialMews
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WEST POINT. VA, April 3d.
Among the ladies' who ATTENDED the
missionary, Institute he'll here in West
Ryland. formerly of lilmr William, nov
living at Pennington. King and queen:
Mrs, wilton Thurston, of Little Ply
and oueen Mrs. Wes.pn Bristow ind
son. OF stormont; Mrs. Btautiy Bray.
Or Ma =. Mrs hobert .ipseomb. Of
ton, Of King and Queer gu ,.ssss
Extensive improvements nre making
on the old place "Chericoke." in The
upper part of the county, preparat>ry
ton and family. nov Of Newport News.
Mr.. Caperton is the inelo os Hon.
Caperton Braxton. "Cherirolse' Is The
old ID homestead ,t Of the BraStcn family.
wood; Mr.. and Nrs. Smith, Of Washing
ton, p. c.. were recent guests Of Mr..
and Mrs j. $; de Farges.
Rev. II. S. Fitzpatrick, who has l,een
preaching on the street during tile past
week. through the courtesy nf rev.
Boyd Hudson, of the Methodist Church,
preached Wednesday night to men nrly
in the Methodist Church. His sermon
was enjoyed by many. rs were the
testimonies. Of many and tie singing.
Many friends accompanied the
on THURSDAY to olivet Baptist Church.
King and Queen. where she was buried
at Q o'clock in the afternoon. Her pas
tor Rev. w w. sisk preaahed the
funeral.
Mr. Albert Robinson Is suffering
from his old enemy-broncnitis, and Is
quite indisposed.
Miss Matte Curle Is better ,o-dny.
The latest news received here from
DR. William K. Gntewood. is that lie
likes his new home. Marlon, >. c., tel
ter qnd better. and IS fast r.;saining
his health and strength in the balmY
South, surrounded by sunshine and
flowers. His friends In West Point
look forward to n visit from him later
in the season.
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The Week at the Mecklenburg.

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y THE TIL M MI Is ], = CHASE CITY,
Turns AP 3p oaidoap s f syery 9p
beckons one to drive. to ride, to walk.
to roam the woods, and, In fact, any
thing that Keeps you out beneath the
these days Of such. perfect weather fill
life seems almost benedlctlon.
exciting .fox-hunt, which provided three
hours of fine sport for number Of
guests. including Mesdames c. M.
M Mea1lln. E 5snnings r. NJ g. GltHnn
7. s: Gary, George S. Jephson. Captain
J. G., Lea, Colonel ". T. Hughes and
DR., Stone.
Mrs; g. i. DOYLE, Miss Sue Il. Gordon,
and Judge Keith. Of Richmond, came
several days ago in Mr., Doyles private
car, and will be here for an indefinite
period.
d,s.e George r " Y; Hargest, Mrs. G. ", W
G. 3. Powell. OF New York. arrived this
week s1ks from ON ] Pine sNn. n, G. H.,
shotwell and Miss Judy shotwell, are
recent arrivals of Manchester, va.
Mr., 3. g. Hyslot. Of Norfolk, and
DR.. a. II. Boyd, Of Charleston, w. Va,
PqpusE EHsSs who ys 4
ago, and wiz remain for several
Waeks.
Easter holiday brought an influx of
guests, Mr.. George G, Jefferson, OF
Richmond, came up for the Easter
hunt. Mr.. and Mrs, w. r. Kirk. OF
Richmond; Mr.. c. T. Jennings, of Roa,-
snole; Mr. c, NJ, Heublin, OF Richmond:
Mr., II. IT. Hunt. of Petersburg, and
w. p. Whitaker, were here for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. r, S. Show, of Chicago
are here.
Mrs. Allen and her niece, Miss Rein.
hardt, of Washington, are recant
guests.
Duplicate whist has been the pop
ular game for the last two days. Good
players here are Judge James G. Keith,
MISS Sue X. Gordon, Mrs. G, II. DOYLE,
Mrs. S. G. Morton, Mr., II, q, Hyslop.
Mrs. S. w, Minor, Mr., w. N. Milan and
Captain John w. Bannister.
Judge j. A, G. Bond and Mr., Frank
Thomas, of Westminster, Md, were
here this week.
Mrs. John G. Lea and son came this
week to spend a few days with Captain
Captain John Bannister, U, S. "A.
Washington. y, e., is making stay ~
MI, THOMAS Peedin. pr"selma. N, g.,
is here Incorporating .gae.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. y Thornhill. ot
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Wytheville Social News.
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WYTHEVILLE. VA, April as.
Among the most enjoyable social
events of the week was the enter
tainment OF the Five Hundred Club
Ward. at her home on Jefferson Street.
Besides the members. a number of In
yIted guests were present.
Mrs. Jams McGavoch, Of Fort Chis-
well. will be the hostess OF the club
next Tuesday afternoon.
for a brief visit to Washington. d. G,
Miss Margaret Jordan, OF Roanoke,
is visiting Il. II. UmberGer for few
Miss Emily Kent; OF Bristol. was tbs
guest OF friends in town for few
Misses Minnie and Bessie Mckee, Of
Pulaski. are the guests Of the Misses
Heuser. at their home on Tazewell
Mrs Mrs. stephen Putney is visiting
friends In Richmond this week
sp MrI Ea aferss with o her sister. Mrs
after ,ss a Visit Is to to her sister Mrs. Leigh
ton Huske in Fayetteville; n. @.
Cadets Darlington Williams and
Gaylord Stone. Of y; F. l. spent Tie
Mrs. j. r. Y. Daniel and little son.
James. left Monday to spend few
weeks with friends in Richmond.
Mr.. j. Halter Gibboney, Jr,. who
visited his parents for Easter, has re;
sumed his studies at the Thoo,oslcal
Mrs. John ccc,,, Of Dublin, was as
her uncle, Mr.. Joseph T.. Ewald.,
Mr.. John Slaughter, Of Lynchburg,
is the guest of friends in town.