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= VIENNA, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
VIENNA. Va. December II. 1910.
Mrs. A. Pleumer and Mrs. A Jaegers,
wife Of the sculptor of the Steuben monu-
ment. spent Sunday with Mrs. Walter
Fischer. Mrs. Jaegers will join her hus-
band Immediately in New York city to
sail for Italy. Mrs. Charles Bayne-Jones
has returned from a fortnights visit to
friends in Leesburg. Mrs. Hunter is at
Lewinsville. visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mack. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuntz and Miss
Fitz Hugh were dinner guests of Miss
Eugenia Moore Sunday. Mrs. Amy c.
Weech. Mrs. Rudasill and Mrs Rowland
were luncheon guests of Mrs c. T..
Mower Saturday. Mrs A. G. KENYON
was Washington visitor Thursday and
visited her mother at Barefoot. Miss
Louise Hayward left on the 18th to spend
the holidays with her family in Arkansas
On her return she will remain in the city
for the winter. Mrs. E. NJ Lovewell
spent Tuesday in Washington. Mrs. J.
T. Hoyles Row and Miss Row of Falls
Church were luncheon guests Of Mrs.
James II. Cameron Tuesday. Miss Kath-
ieen Leith gave sleighing party Tues
day evening to Fairfax Court House.
which was chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Leith. her house guests. The
following young people enjoyed the ride
and the oyster supper served at the court
house: Miss Lillian Lewis, Miss Jones.
Miss Ethel Parker. Miss Emma Rice and
Miss Abbie Fitz Hugh. Mr.. Paul Shackle-
ford. Mr.. Joseph Shackleford. Mr.. Henry
Shackleford. Mr.. Henry Clarke of Wash
tngton and Mr.. Storm of Townsville. Mr.
Frank i. Preston. and family have re-
moved to Stats farm Mfr. and Mrs.
John W. Preston are visiting friends in
Hartford county, Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Wiley left Friday for the city for the
winter. Mrs. c. M. Rippey took party
OF friends children to the city Thursday
for the Christmas sights. Mrs. James NJ
Nourse entertained the Current Events
Club Wednesday from 2 to 5. Mrs. .Hine
occupied the chair, and Mrs. Emil Boel-
ter. Mrs. Edwin s. Bethel, Mrs. L. M.
Dow, Mrs. Charles E. Babcock, Mrs. Jo-
seph Berry, Mrs. c. NJ. Rippey, Mrs o.
F. Jones. Mrs. Salisbury. Mrs. Caroline
Freeman, Mrs. F. p. Boushee, Mrs G. e.
KING. Mrs. Croker. Mrs. Stuntz and Miss
Salisbury were present. Mrs. Babcock,
pointed committee to confer with the
State Federation Of Woman's Clubs with
view to joining that organization. A
travelling library has been received from
the state library at Richmond and will
be opened for public use after Christmas.
shop-Coadjutor A. S. Lloyd will hold
services at the Church Of the Holy Com
forter Sunday. This will be his last serv-
Ice here before leaving for New York to
take up his new work. Mr. and Mrs A.
). Wedderburn and daughter, Miss We'd
derburn, have gone to Washington for the
winter. Mr. Augustus Wedderburn has
returned to his work in Cuba as sugar
chemist. Rev. Stewart Kline OF Pasa-
dena, Cal. was guest last week of Rev.
II. w. Herrell. Mrs. A. c. Homage of
Westmoreland county spent last Friday
with her daughter. Mrs. Herrell.
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RIVERDALE. MD.
Il CORRESPONDENCE Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star. r
RIVERDALE, Md, December II, 1910.
Mrs. Julia Myers has returned to her
home in Harrisburg after having spent
several months with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam C. Myers. Jefferson avenue. Miss
Stella E Latimer and Master Robert
were the weekend guests of Mrs. Joseph
A. Blundon. Washington avenue. Mrs.
Sanford and son of Washington spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs George
Sehorn. West Riverdaie. Mrs. Benjamin
Campbell and Miss Marie will return to
their home in Panama after having spent
some time past with Mrs Campbell s
mother. Mrs. A. NJ. Simons, East River
dale The Riverdale Citizens Association
and Ladies' Auxiliary were entertained
Monday last by Mrs. q. A. Meyer and
Mrs. Joseph Shipley at the home of the
latter. The lower floor was beautifully
decorated with evergreens and cut flow
ers. The amusements Of the evening con-
sisted Of contests, In which Mrs. Dunlap
carried off the prize, and music. MISS
Maize Meyer sang several delightful solos
and Miss Marguerite Meyer and Mr.. Dun
lap rendered several instrumental selec-
tons. Refreshments were served and the
guests departed at a late hour. Those
attending were DR.. and Mrs. ri. Edgar
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Dono-
van, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Meyer, Mrs.
John r. Risdon. Mr.. and Mrs. John T..
Risdon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Seay. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph H. Shipley. Mrs. Leslie
Carlton. Mr. ]. r. Bridges, Mrs. Thomas
O'Neill, Mrs. a. l.. without, Mrs. Cha. les
Dunlap Mrs. d. II. Yant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Won Steinmeyer. Col. ]. l.. MCGEE.
Mr. b. c. Wheeler, Misses Helene, Mar
garet and Maize n. Meyer. Florence and
Aimee Lewis, Gladys Shipley and Messrs.
William Meyer and Louis Shipley. Miss
Josephine Frederick of East R.verdale Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. William An
derson, of Washington. Mr.. William A.
Rayburg of Muirkirk is making his home
on Washington avenue for the winter.
Miss Irene BesSman has returned to her
home in Augusta after having spent the
past month with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Bessman, Cleveland avenue. Miss Claudia
Galeski of Washington is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. GaleSki of Ashland
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rab-
bitt of West Riverdale is visiting rela-
tives in Washington. Mr.. II. Thornton
Knight Of Cleveland avenue is spending
the week end with Mr.. Quentin Haig OF
New York Miss Marie Blundon of
Washington spent several days last week
with relatives in Washington. Mrs. Harry
Wolfe and son of East Riverdale are
visiting relatives in Philadelphia. Miss
Maggie Cleary of Washington spent
Thursday last with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
j. Brady, Breezemont East Riverdale.
Md. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil Hoffman of
the Oaks are visiting Mrs. Hoffman's
mother, Mrs. Shipley, Of Baltimore.
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SOCIETY.
CONTINUED from Fourth Page.)

! of Accotink arrives Monday to spend
! Nj. Burton. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett Lee,
MISS Theresa Huber and Mr.. Amos Hall
| left Wednesday, for Florida. where they
will spend the remainder of the winter.
Miss Robinson Smith of New York.
, after spending some time in Charlottes-
Vile. was the guest for few days this
week of Miss Polly Steele. Mrs. Charles
to Washington. where she was the guest
of Mrs. Wiehle Rev. Thomas Phillips.
Mrs. Phillips and Master Thomas leave
during the coming week to spend the holi-
days at their former home, in South Caro-
lima. Mrs. George L. Keys has returned
from a brief visit to friends in Washing
| ton Mrs. Matte H. Shear spent Tues
day with relatives in the suburbs. Mr..
for short visit during the past week
Mr.. John Averill of Washington. Mr..
Thomas Clarke was the guest, Friday, of
friends at Rock Ledge. Miss Edna
Middleton has returned to her home. in
Washington after spending the week end
with Mrs. William Fl. Dawson on Station
street. Mrs. Hilda Bready. Mrs. Ernest
Robey and little Miss Catherine Bready
spent Monday in Washington. Mr.. Henry
Thompson has returned to the University
of Virginia after spending few days
with friends here. Miss Callar has re-
turned from a short visit to Washington.
Mr.. William S. Blanchard of Washing
ton, formerly of Herndon, spent Thurs
day with friends here. Mrs. Bailey Shoe
mate and little Miss Eleanor have re-
turned home after short visit to Mrs.
NJ. Frank Hutchinson. Mrs. Henry H.
Garrett of Station street. left this week
to spend some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garrett in Washington. Mrs. Col
Inns and small sons spent the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Robey. The
ladies of the Baptist Church gave a ba-
zaar and oyster supper Friday. Farmers
Club No. / was entertained at an all-day
meeting by Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Stroud
at F1oris Thursday. Mr.. Chaplin. for
merly of Chantilly, who is spending the
winter in Vienna. came up for the oc-
casion. Meeting of the Fortnightly Club
was held on Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Columbus Choate on Monroe street.
Owing to the inclemency Of the weather
only eight members and two visitors
were present. Tempting refreshments
were served by the hostess and social
time enjoyed. Miss Hattie Robey spent
the week end in Washington, the house
guest of Miss Connie Roy. DR.. and
Mrs Edwin Detwiler entertained at din
ner recently in honor Of Miss Ruth Rich
ards. Those present were Miss Rose
Helen Bigelow, Miss Mildred Weaver,
Mr. Walter Richards of Clifton and Prof.
j. H. Beazley.
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
WINCHESTER. Va, December II. 1910.
Mrs. III. d. Fuller and daughter. Miss
Virginia Fuller. of Winchester have been
spending the past week in Washington
with the formers mother. Mrs. Virginia
Faulkner McCherry Of Martinsburg w
Va, who has been in Washington in the
interests Of the United Daughters of the
Confederacy. of which she is the presi-
dent general. Mrs. Marshall Willis of
Winchester left this week for Washing
ton and then proceeded to Rock Hill.
S. c.. where she will pass the balance
of the winter at the home Of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Roddey. Mrs. James E. Stuart of WASH
ington, who was formerly Miss Vivian C.
Meade of White Post and whose mar
riage took place in Washington recently,
has been visiting at Gunston Hall. her
home in Clarke county. Miss Bette Muir,
who has been spending some time in
Washington, returned to White Post sew
era days ago. Mrs. Charles Lupton left
Winchester several days ago on a visit
to relatives in Washington and Balti-
more. Mrs. John Decker and her son of
Waynesboro, Va. have returned to their
home after a lengthy visit to relatives in
Winchester and Clarke county Mrs.
William Wattles. who has been visiting
her sister, Miss Mamie Lippitt, in
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FALLS CHURCH, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va. December II. 1910. .
Miss Alice and Miss Virginia Murray.
who have been the house guests for sew
eral weeks Of Mrs. Mary A. Fellows of
East Falls Church left Wednesday for
their home at The Plains, Va. Mrs Alice
Browning returned d her East Falls
Church home Tuesday aftsr a months
visit to her son in Ohio. Mrs. S. NJ. Jones
of Washington made a very interesting
address at the Parish Hall at East Falls
Church to the members Of the Old Falls
Church Bible study class Thursday after
noon. Rev. H.. NJ. Wharton and Mr..
Bush Of Baltimore. Nd, after two-week
stay in Falls Church left Tuesday for
their home in Baltimore, Nd. Mrs. j. I.
Cnverzag ct and children after a pleasant
visit to friends In Maryland returned
street. Miss Nellie Mason Of Lewins-
willie. Va, is visiting Mrs. H. A. Fellows
Of East Falls Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Houston Of Falls Church returned
About twenty-five young people went to
the home of Mr.. W. S. Hoge. jr., Monday
night and after fine time enjoyed a
"snow party: later in the evening they
went indoors and spent several hours
In playing games and heartily enjoyed
the feast Of good things served. The Falls
Church Wednesday Bridge Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Noble Moore of Wash
ington, D. c.. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
w. B. McGroarty. after an absence of
several months in Asheville, N. c., have
returned to Falls Church, where they
will spend the holidays. Miss Rust of
Charlotte, N. c., reached West Falls
Church this week and will be the guest
of her father. Capt. NJ. T. Rust, for sew
eral weeks. Rev. and Mrs. w. z.
Calender Of Falls Church were dinner
guests the first of the week Of Rev. and
Mrs. p P. Phillips of Alexandria when
Bishop Randolph of Southern Virginia
was the guest of honor. The Falls
Church Chapter Of the D. A. R. held
very interesting meeting at the home of
Mrs. Fred Dudley. on Jefferson street,
Tuesday afternoon. After the business
meeting Mrs. Duffy gave reading before
refreshments were served. The Musical
Study Club was entertained at the home
OF Miss Eva Birch Monday evening. The
president, Mrs. G. A. L. Mortified. pre-
siding. Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Blake and
two sons of Oklahoma are guests of Mrs.
Blake's sister. Miss Stella Birch. The
children of the Presbyterion Sunday
school gave cantata in the chapel Fri
day evening.
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ing at the home of her sister. Mrs. Will
liam Hawking. of this town. Miss Maud
Poulson Of Purcellville, has returned
from visit in Washington. Miss Mary
Piggott Of Falls Church has been visit
ing friends in PurcellviIle. Mrs. NJ. V.
Smith and Mrs. j. 7. Hirst of Purcellville
were recent guests of Mrs. Edward
Nichols of Leesburg. Mrs. Louis Pol
lock is visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. James W. Thayer and Miss Sarah
Emma Holder, both OF Loudoun, were
married at the residence of Mr. T. w.
Stunkle. in Leesburg. Thursday evening.
Rev. ]. II. Wiltshire of the Baptist
Church performing the ceremony Miss
Mary Wheel and Mr.. Ward Turner. beth
Of LOvettsville. were married at Bruins
wict Tuesday afternoon. They will re-
side in Loudoun county Mrs William
Clayton Orr has returned from a short
visit in Washington. Rev. Harry Moi
felt has returned from Lebanon. Ky,
where he officiated Wednesday last. at
the marriage Of his sister, Miss Mat
Craig MOffett. and Rev. ]. Crawford Cren-
shaw, who will sail for the mission field
in China early in January. Mrs. Margaret
Caroline Stevens OF Leesburg and Mr.
W. n. DOugherty of Hagerstown. Md.
We're married at the Leesburg Inn Tues
day morning. Rev. J. ii. Wiltshire per-
forming the ceremony. After a south
ern trip they will reside in Hagerstown,
Md.
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Clarke county, has returned to her home
at Alexandria. Mr.. and Mrs. Blackburn
Smith of Berryville spent some time last
week with friends in Washington. The
Misses Weems left Winchester this week
for Washington on a visit to friends.
Miss Annie Mcclure Of Winchester has
been with friends in Washington during
the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Lawson. who have been visiting at the
home of Col. and Mrs. William w. Glass.
ST., at their home near Winchester, left
several days ago to spend a while with
friends in Washington before returning
to Oklahoma. Mrs. Archibald Oden, jr..
and her daughter. Miss Dorothy Oden, of
Washington are visiting for several
weeks at the home Of the formers
mother, Mrs. Kate L. Sheetz, in Win
chester. Miss Ella Moorehead, who was
injured recently in street car accident
in Washington, has returned to her home
i'm Winchester and is convalescent. Mrs
Herbert E. Guyer and daughter, Miss
Ruth Guyer, of Philadelphia are at the
home of the formers parents, DIR. and
Mrs. William A. Swimley, in Winchester
for several weeks.
Miss Ethel Hansbrough has returned to
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her home in Winchester, after visit Of a
month or more to friends at Norfolk, Old
Point and Washington. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Gray Williams of Winchester have re-
turned from visit of several days to
relatives in Washington. Miss Bessie
Whiting Conrad of Winchester. who has
been visiting friends in Washington and
Baltimore, has gone to Norfolk to pass
the balance of the winter season at the
home of her brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Little. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert l.. King of New York have
been visiting friends in Winchester and
vicinity during the past week. Miss Ro-
sale Sprinkle of Harrisonburg has re-
turned to her home. after visit of sew
eral weeks to friends in Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Washington. Mrs. NJ. f.
GiIkeson and Miss Jane. Gilkeson returned
to their home at Stanton this week after
pleasant visit to friends in Washington.
Miss Lille Biller of Shenandoah has
gone on a visit to her sister. Mrs. Funk
houser in Washington. Miss Sallie Glow
er has returned to her home at Woodstock
after an extended stay in Washington.
Mrs. L. H. Forsythe and her little daugh-
ter of Washington are visiting at the
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LEEsBURa, VA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
LEESBURG. Va, December II, 1910.
Mrs. Edward G. Cauffman, after spend
ing several months abroad and in Wash
ington, D. c., has returned to the Lees
burg Inn to spend some time. Mr.. Sam
uel Campbell Littleton of New York is at
his former home in Leesburg for several
weeks. Mr.. Charles Jamison Borum of
Washington. D. c., spent the past week
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. William
Clayton Orr Of Leesburg. Mr.. Conrad
Powell Carter is spending few days with
relatives in Washington. Miss Richard
Edwards Wise has returned from a short
visit in Washington. Miss Henrietta
Benedict Harrison was the guest during
the past week of Mrs. Frederick Page at
Ivon, near Leesburg. Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel s. Lutz spent the week end with
relatives in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Alexander were the guests OF Mrs.
Clement w. Howard of Washington
during. the past week. Mrs. Powell Har-
daughter. Mrs. Elijah Brockenborough
White, at Selma farm, near Leesburg
Mrs. Richard Henry Lynn and small
daughter. Lalla Harrison, spent the past
Harrison in Baltimore. Miss Hazel
White has returned from short visit
r h son Of the welt known author of tha,
name, will arrive next week to he the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Broken
borough White at their home near Lees.
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A. Belts OF
Raleigh, n. c., were the recent guests al
| the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Rice
| near Leesburg. Mr.. John Wildman Of
New York is visiting at Windover the
home of MIR. and Mrs Robert Bentley
Wildman, i'm the eastern suburbs of town
| Mrs. Robert Newton Harper Of Wash
| ington is at her country home, Caradol
Hail. near Leesburg.
| Miss Gertrude Rice is visiting al tn,
home of her brother, Mr.. II. Z. Lee Rice
| Of Washington, D. G. Miss Florence
| Vixen has returned from a visit TO he
lister. Mrs Alexander spinks Of Wash
| ,ngton. MIR. Harry Irving Tiffany re
| his home near Middleburg. Mrs. Fred
| erick Page entertained at dinner Wed
nesday evening at Ivon, near town. whel
her guests were Miss Virginia McGil
Miss Henrietta Benedict Harrison an
Mrs. T. Blackwell Smith. Hubert 7
; Plaster and William L. Tebbs. Mrs
J. Duval Tyler and Mrs. Ada McDonal
Vt Purcellville spent several days 1
Washington last week. Master Hullihe
!, Burkhardt returned Thursday from
visit to friends in Haddonfield, N.
!, Miss Helen Thompson has been visitin
relatives in Washington. Mrs Charlie
Il. Shipman has been visiting her SO
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and ArU. Wal
ter IT. Shipmar of Washington. Mis-
Victerine koones of Washington is visit
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EVANSVILLE, Md.
.cial Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, December II, 1910.
Mrs. G. B. Maynadier. Maryland ave-
nue., has returned from Baltimore. where
she was the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Dubois The Misses Pearl and Annette
Herring have been visiting their brother,
DIR. A. T. Herring, in Baltimore this
week. Mr. Collins Birch of st. Mary
county, Nd, has returned to hi5 home at
Charlotte Hall after pleasant stay with
friends in the lower section OF Prince
George county. Miss Anna L. Emmons,
daughter of Mr.. II. o. Emmons. Column
bia avenue, and Mr.. Joseph Smith sen
of Mr.. and Mrs. Basil S. Smith of
Evansville. were married Thursday even
ing at the brides residence. Rev. Mr..
Bevan, pastor of the Hyattsville Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. Cfficiated
The bride and groom are now enjoying a
wedding trip through western Maryland
Mrs. Roger G. Wheeler of w ashingtOn
has been visiting relatives and friends
here. Mr.. G. +. Upper of BinghamtOn
n. V, has been visiting his son, Mr.. A
w. Topper. RalstOn avenue. Mr.. Topper
| is deputy collector Of internal revenue a,
Binghamton. and was in Washington at
| tending the convention of revenue EN-
ployes Mr.. Mayo Herring of Atlanta
Ga, will spend the Christmas holiday:
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Her
| ring, Ralston avenue here. Mr. and Mrs
T. Hammond Welsh will spend the holi
| days with the latter's mother in Balti
| more. Misses Pearl. Annette and Lillian
| Herring, RalstOn avenue. will entertain
large party at five hundred Tuesday even
ing after Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. j. {
Robinson and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen p. Berr.
have gone to Washington to spend tn
winter months. Mrs. Theodore ]. Van
Il doren entertained the members of tn
Afternoon Bridge Club Tuesday at he
home. The prizes were won by Mrs
Haig OF Rivcrdale. Mrs. Chapman o
Washington and Mrs. E. f. Tierney. Re
freshments were served at the cOnclusio
of the games.
DR. and Mrs. G. French Owens and so
and Miss Kate s. Hill of near Uppe
Marlboro left for their future home
ChapticO. st. Mary county, Tuesda.
Mrs. Hunt Strong, formerly Miss Blanc
Turner Of. WOodville. Prince GeOrg
county, has accepted a position in tn
Philippines and will leave for that plaC
in few weeks. Mr.. Sidney Hill OF Sa
Diego. Cal. is visiting his mother, Mr.
Henrietta s. Hill. and family. Mr.. II.
Menerick. Maryland state councillor n,
membe" the Maine Council. No. Al, Jr.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-10-08
MELLMAN NOTES.

With the help Of the boil WeeviI
the farmers Of this community are
hastily bringing the harvesting
time to an end.
The rains have been appreciated
on the young turnip crops.
The first day of school was repre-
|sented by our two instructors, the
Misses Reeves, a host Of patrons
and AL pupils. The enrolment of
pupils has increased daily at our
school, and number Of others are
expected next week. There were
several interesting and encouraging
talks made by the patrons. after
which followed Miss Maud's intro
ductnry address.
We extend our sincere sympathy
to Mr.. Frank Albritton's family.
He is suffering with typhoid fever.
Preaching at II o'clock Saturday,
and two sermons and dinner on the
ground Sunday.
Mr.. Girard, photographer, Of
Brookhaven, will be present to
make the pictures of Mr.. BrIster' s
Singing School class. Let every
body come out and enjoy the day.
Xxx.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1910-10-08
r. E. LEE DOTS.

About sixty Of our pupils met us
at the school house Monday al
eight. By ten o'clock nearly every
patron was on the school ground.
We were very fortunate to have
with us DR.. /. w. Cooper. DR..
Cooper left many new and good
thoughts that will go with us
through life. In the afternoon DR..
Cooper talked to the boys and girls
mostly. He told US plainly that il
was pluck, and not luck, that caus-
ed the boys and girls to be placed
in honorable positions.
Miss May Paxton, Of Wesson, il
our first assistant this year. Miss
May is said to be a first class pri.
mary teacher. We have reasons to
believe this report to be true. Oui
aim is to be to her the help she
needs.
We are glad to know that Miss
Maggie Smith is at. WhitwortE
College this year. We have missed
her at school already. We all love
Maggie and wish her a pleasant
college life.
MIR. Marshall Smith was another
one Of our good pupils. He is now
d student at A. and M. Marshall
has already learned how precious
time is. We feel that he will make
good student.
NOM DE PLUME.