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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
Weldon Social News
I s.pec,aI to The Tirnes-Dispatcl

Is'peclalto The Ti,nes-Dispatch.
Weldon, N. c., November 19.-Miss
Nellie Lewis. of Jackson, is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Gooch this week
Invitations have been received By
friends here to the wedding of Miss
Minnie Greenough Burgwyn to DR..
William Thomas Mason Long at the
Church Of the Saviour, in jackson.
December 6.
The cornerstone of the handsome
new Methodist Episcopal Church here
will be laid on Thanksgiving Day. The
beautiful memorial windows have been
put in and the church will be ready
for services on December IS. The
church was erected at cost of $4,000
for the building only. Furniture and
fixtures cost $4,000 The ground upon
which the church stands, cost $4,000.
Among Halifax county people in
Richmond this week to see Ben Hur'
we're Dr.. and Mrs. 9. S. Harrison, Mrs.
G. G. McGarigan. Miss Sadiebell Nc
Garigan, Miss Mabel Curtis, Mrs P.
N. Stainback. Mrs H. G. Rowe, Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Cohen and others.
Miss Helen Pope has returned home
from visit to friends at Halifax and
Enfield.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. gGooch. Mrs. Kate
T. Benedict and Mrs G. S. Hawkins
spent the past week at Old Point Com
fort.
Mrs. B. F. Arlington. of Enfield.
visited relatives here this week.
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Harrisonburg Social News
[s:pecial to The Times Dispatch.

[Special to The Times-Dispntch.1
Harrfsonburg, Va, November 49,
Mrs. Burruss, wife Of Julian A. Bur-
russ, president of the State Normal
School, has returned from visit to
her mother, Mrs. Ebbart, in Coving-
ton, KY.
Miss Josephine calwell attended the
annual dance at Augusta Military
Academy, Fort Defiance. on Monday
night.
Mrs. Sol Wine, Of Luray, is the guest
Of her father, John Dillon, at Messy
Creek.
Misses Julia and Rosa Mccorkle were
visitors in stanton this week
Charles NJ. Robinson, the architect,
was here this week comforting with
church.
Hampton Sidney College. visited his
mother here this week. before return
ing to the University of Virginia
Miss Elsie Hiner. of Monterey, is
the guest of Mrs. Ezra Lowman. OF
Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Harris were in
Washington this week.
Payne Avis and DIN Jones attended
the aviation meet In Baltimore.
Richard Liggett, who recently re-
turned from Europe. is visiting Mrs.
Winfield in Broadway this week.
Miss Mary Jarman. of Elkton, visited
in the home of C. G. Harnsberger this
week.
Miss Laura shumate, of Hagerstown,
Md, arrived here this week to attend
the funeral of her father, Edward J..
Shumate.
John B. Burke visited his uncle, Ro-
bert Burke, this week In Edinburg
Miss Elizabeth Peatross, of Danville,
is the guest of Miss Marguerite Manor,
on South Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

.nn,o cobb Miss Sarah wall, Miss
Matte Toms, Miss Gladys German, MISS
Pose BRYAN. Miss Lois Smith, MISS
Mamie Bet Wright, Miss Lucy Cat
ling. p,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Tufts. OF rms
hurst. were in the city this week ION lme
guests of Mr.. and MIS- rsan 1eoi he eoun-
~ in an automobile. Mr.. TUFTS w va,
ttoori,,e over the roads and is nu ui
interested in the capital-to-cap,,t.a,,,
route. and never loses an o r
to help along the gu ooui OF the
,,,arican Tobacco Company. OF Ne"
York and Mrs. Dula, DIR. and MIS-;
wightman. OF New York. and MI: an
Mrs. NJ. c. Patterson, or n pnnst a
spent the week at sar that is owned
Sv several members of the. ameLica a.a
i ~ Company. There is large
bungalow on it. and IT Is 1asoa, n,,
resort during the fall months io Wor rat 70
parties who come from New 10TH -
aniov the sport and outdoor NE.
en The Haieyon Literary Club was
c,arminpIy entertained on Wednesaas
afternoon by Mrs. NJ X. Boya; AT nef
home near Trinity parKt rr.a an
unusually interesting one. and was
,hnro,,ghly enjoyed by every one pres
ent a, the close Of the program oe
,irione refreshments were served.
Mrs. j Ed Stage has gone 70 Mou,n.
Vernon N. Y. to spend seYeral "eehs
with Mrs. T 3. Yutlie. yarr
Mrs. T. L. Williamson, of New forh'
who has been visiting her sister, M NJ ..
W j. Griswold was called nome t .ha
week by telegram announcing Tue
Illness of her husband.
The Sewing Circle Club or the GueSs
Road were the guests of Mrs a. NJ.
Gates on Tuesday afternoon AI.er
a pleasant hour of work refreshments
were served. .,. q,
Wednesday afternoon was the briogc
party at which Mrs E. G. Currin e en-
tertained a number OF frlends. Ine
pretty Colonial home on watts sl I'se
was very attractive. with chrysantne-
NUNS and foliage plants. The tapies
we're arranged in the living room ana
library. and an elegant luncheon was
served after the game.
General and Mrs. J. s. carr nave
gone on a visit to Philadelphia. AFTER
which they will go to Kansas CITY 70
| Visit their daughters, Mrs. w. +. Fat
! ION and Mrs n. C. Flower.
| The Roundabout Club was enter
| tanned by Mrs. F. l.. Fuller on triuay
| afternoon. Finch was enjoyed by ,ne
| members of the club and few IN
1 yited guests, after which luncheon
/ of several courses was beautituiiS
4 served
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Wilmington Social News
-tsneclal Nd MIC Tlmes ID spatch..

wilmington, u. g. November l lie
"Wednesday afternoon at the FIRST
Presbyterian Church ,, vas celepra.Iiesa
the latter OF Fayetteville 1t was
brilliant affair, and was Witnessed by
a large gathering. The bride was es-
corted to the altar by her sister, Mrs.
Emmett polk Grow. her dame of honor,
who gave her away, and the groom ,iI,
was accompanied by his best man. and
brother. Thomas Worth, OF Durham
The bridesmaids were Misses Kate
Horner, of oxford; Annie Murchlson
rroomsmetl were Alex Worth, OF Chapel
siill, also brother Of the groom :,
Claiborne Carr, Of Durham; Francis
NJ. Cox. OF Raleigh; Emmett POLK
Crow Graham keenan, ~. ana r ,uno' rii,no ~
children were Masters Frederick DICK,
.Tr., and Robert Gwaltney, Jr. TWO
ministers took part in the ceremony.
Rev. J. M. Wells. d. D.. pastor of the
and Rev Watson Farley, ID. D., oil
Fayetteville. Besides the visitors men
toned the out Of town guests at the
wedding were Miss Annie Tate Morsan.
c. McAllister, of Fayetteville; Mrs
A. C. McAllister and Miss Mary NC
Allister, OF Asheboro; Mrs A. II. Worth,
also of Asheboro. mother of the groom;
Mrs. Charles Hurkamp, of New YORK;
Mr.. and Mrs Hannah. of Charlotte
Courthouse Va.
The wedding of Miss Daisy Lippitt
Burbank. daughter of DR.. Thomas s;
Burbank. and Eugene Ounce LeGrand
was another event of much interest to
lied Tuesday afternoon at 6 o'clock
at St James Episcopal Church. Rev
w n. Milton. D. D., the rector. per
forming the ceremony The brides
q 10 al q nv. n
lamar Burbank. and the .groom's best
man was waddell Waters. The
groomsmen were Thomas +. Wood,
Clarence j. LeGrande, John Meyers and
bers of the bridal party was the
brides father. who escorted her to
the altar. and her sister, little Miss
Rosalie Burbank, who acted as flower
Tuesday night the L'Agile German
Club gave Its November dance in honor
Of the bridal parties OF the two wed +
dings. and also complimentary to a
number OF young people who have
come from away to attend the mar
Lillian Renly and Raymond Hum
phrey. two prominent young society
people. The dance was led by Thomas
T. Wood.
of Trinity Methodist Church presented
delightful entertainment. being a
melange of music and 'recitations.
Last night big spectacular amateur
musical performance, entitled The
Spielgartenfest" was presented under
the auspices of the Ministering Circle
of the Kings Daughters and was re-
peated at matinee and night perform
ance to-day. IT was brilliant, artis-
tic and financial success, ard between
four and five hundred children and
young men and young women took
part. 1t was given as benefit for
what Is called the district nurse fund.
and big sum of money was real
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to have real home. to see your ol1il-
dren grow up and look at them as
Angellier writes in a very pretty
verse:
sur Get orguetl des jour ne du bon.
hour deus NUTS
It is very true. however, as Ne'tzscho
said little rudely. that married life
has its difficulties. that more than
ed, that to be happy, though married,
Is an art. It is an art to be a good
husband or wife, as 1t Is an art to be
a good father or mother.
The interior energy In all marriages
is safety. It is probably nothing new
that I am telling Neitzsche, who, like
Rousseau, looks at everything from
the viewpoint OF the happiness OF the
husband, and who demands nothing but
| wife. says very aptly that man really
needs several wives and that the
Is twenty, no longer suits him when
he is thirty-tive.
side of the question. one Is tempted
to ask IL nature and reason do not
destine man to several successive
unions according to formula like
this, At the age Of twenty-five he
himself. who should be his intellectual
and moral superior, and who shall
guide him through the perils OF the
Hwenties-ambitdon hatred. selr-con-
tempt and passions of all kinds. Later
maternal affection. and she should not
only allow him, but even demand. that
he. when he is thirty, shall enter into
o new marriage with very young girl,
whose education he VIII then unoer-
take. Marriage Is necessary tnsti-
tuition between the ages of twenty and
thirty, but 1t is only useful between
thirty and forty.
Putting aside the moral feature. this
way of reasoning would pc very e, y. g s.,,s
never thinks of the children. 1t Is
very true that at twenty years OF age
young man needs to be guided, while
at thirty he wants to be the one VINO
guides. But Is not necessary that az
twenty he should be guided by young
girl older than himself, for nature has
taken care to see that the young girl
OF twenty is morally older than the
young man Of the same age. On the
other side, the young man OF thirts-
and guide, but he will naturally be
that to his children. who will then be
from eight to fourteen years olu' ana
there will be no necessity OF Hna I'M
riage to a young girl OF tweh banca 10 10
exercise their protecting. authoritative
and judicial tendencies. ,.u
II the man of thirty-hve had no chill
dren. then admit that he would N,
| stinctively look for young gil 70
educate and mold according to his own
IDEAS and desires, but II he has chill
dren this desire does not come.
Ronald says: "Do not helieve VIII
| the novels that one must be Wife 70 pc
| a mothern I say: "A woman must be
mother to be wife"
obsessed by this idea of conlugal
safety. or rather by the pretended I'M
possibility OF flndtnGsa woman aole 70
satisfy the various intellectual, mora
and physical needs Of her husband
Nietzsche proposes to temper marriage
by solely physical cnncuhinage,
He SAYS: ga good wife, who is to De
a friend, helpmate, mother and gov
erness cannot at the same time be
concubine; that would be asking Toe
much. We may, therefore, in time e
/ come, see the opposite of what hap
4 pened at Athens in the DAYS OF old
when the husbands whose wives We're
slittle moro than coneublnes, OF GaIhel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
Durham Social News
TSpecial to The yimes-Dtspatch

Special TO The Jimes-Dfspatch.1
Durham, n c., November 1s.--One of
the largest card parties of the season
was that at which Mrs. George Nash
entertained on Friday afternoon. In
honor of Miss Cole. of Raleigh: Mrs.
Everette and Miss Everette and Mrs.
Morrison. of Rockingham, and Miss
Long. of Statesville. The entire re-
ception floor was used and all the
apartments were beautifully decorated
with quantities of autumn blossoms
and foliage, and with the lovely gowns
of the guests made an ideal autumn
picture of rare loneliness.
The -We-Like-1t Club, composed
of a beyy of school girls. was delight
fully entertained by Miss Madeline
knight on Saturday afternoon. Miss
Eleanor Erwin was elected a new mem
ber making the number an even
dozen. The other members are MISC
Louise Currin, Miss Mamie Green, Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
West Point Social News
ISnecial to The Times-Dispatch.

n SDeCldI To LIS 14lilCo'D1optAlS41el
West Point, Va, November TO-
West Point, will raise the STARS and
stripes, over the schoolhouse at
Rolnancoke next Tuesday afternoon.
John B. Stansbury, of Walkerton,
contemplates moving to West Point in
the near future. Ia
Mrs S. X. Yingling. of Westminster.
Md. has just arrived to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Roger Gregory Brooks,
Clio. S. G.. to visit her other two.
daughters Mesdames Huntley and
Hamer.
Mrs. H. w. B. Williams and children
are visiting relatives here. They live
at Colonial Beach on the Potomac
River.
The shacklefords Lodge. of Masons.
No. so, at Centreville, had meeting
and an enjoyable time on Wednesday,.
"A. Julian Bagby, master OF West Point
district deputy grand master Of Dis
trict NO. 10. who also lives at West
Point, were In attendance.
S. a, Lands, a successful farmer in
lower King William, not far from
West Point, is going to leave this sec
daughter, who Is trained nurse.
Mesdames w. S. Eastwood and w. r.
Rroaddus We're the delegates from the
local missionary societies who attend.
auxiliary to the Baptist General Assoc
citation Of Virginia. which met in Gull
pepper from the 10th to the 14th OF
November. In annual session. They
report a fine meeting In every respect.
and especially the magnificent enter
stainment in tile homes of the people.
Mrs Boyd Hudson and son. Page,
of Westmcreland county. are tho
Bland Rev. Boyd Hudson was the
pastor of the Methodist Church for
four years, having been moved over
a year ago to other fields. 8 q M fl
FL Mrs i. w, Courtney. OF Mundys Point
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
Buena Vista Social News

Especial to The Times-D spatch.l
Buena Vista Va November 1o..,Tfe
union Thanksgiving. services Will be
held this year in the Church of the
Brethren. and the sermon will be
preached by Or. David Bush, pastor OF
the Methodist Church.
Invitations have been issued for the
Thanksgiving german, which will be
ing Of the 25th. A large number OF
invitations have been Issued, and the
dance Will be the event of the sea-
son.
The v, M. I. football game at Lex
ington on Last Saturday afternoon was
OF the entire student body Of the
Southern Seminary. number of peo-
pie from the city. were also present
revival meeting has been in pro-
gress at the Methodist Church for the
past two weeks. and 1t has been we'll
attended and the services have been
very interesting
A. o. and j o. Burks. Colonel n. I.
Jones. DR. Wellen. r s. Walker and
L. N. Burrs left Sunday morning for
Burks's farr1 IN Bedford county.
Miss. Laura l. Norwood, who has
been the guest OF Mrs Josephine
Robey, left for her home in Lenoir.
n. G.. Tuesday morning, accompanied
by Mrs Robey, who will spend the
Fl. r. Mills was visitor in Lynch
burg Friday.
The young women OF the Baptist
| Church held an oyster supper Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
Mrs. j. Johnson and Miss Roszel1a
Johnson. of Upperville spent several
| days In the city this week
Miss May Maxwell who has been
spending some time at her home In
Staunton. returned to the seminary
/ Wednesday.
| Mrs. r. 3. Embree, who has been
! the guest OF Mrs. p. L. Embree. re-
turned to her home in Bristol this
week.
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williamsburg Social News

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch-I
Williamsburg, Va, NoYempeT ~
The Rev. e. Ruffin Jones was ~ IaaIir
lin this week attending tue
NJ and Mrs j. n. Hillman. OF Wise
county. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Burns. Mr.. Hillman is super
intendent of the Wise scho9 hiaa ,Irs
Hillman will remain here some time:
pr C. III. Davis left yesterday LOT
Roanoke to attend the State Baptist
Association as delegate from the VII
liamsburg church.
DR.. Lawrence Gatewood, OF the med
teal star of the Central State Hospital.
spent few days here this week WIZ
his brother, DR.. Gatewood, who IS III
at the home of his parents:
Miss Bette Bowls. of Richmono, mas
heen the guest of Mrs. w. G.. Far1nholt,
Mrs. w G. Jones and Misses Bessie
Scott and Jetta Thorpe spent Weones-
day in Newport News.
Mrs. Annie Bowman. OF Montgomery,
Ala. is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs
M. F. Morris.
Miss Rosa Emory has returned from
n two weeks visit to friends and rela-
tiyes in Richmond
Mrs Cyrus Boisseau. of Richmond,
is here on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
G. A. Hankins.
Miss Elizabeth Gait spent several
days in Norfolk this week.
4 marriage of much interest to
many Williamsburg people. Will take
Mace In the First Presbyterian Church.
Jacksonville, Fla. when Miss Elizabeth
Axtel will become the bride OF Cliff
ford Avery Payne. Miss AStell has
visited Mrs. H. z. Bennett on several
occasions and is popular with the
younger set The ceremony Will take
place on November %, and Mr.. and Mrs.
PAYNE will visit Mrs. Bennett on their
bridal trip North, arriving here next
week.
Gilmore Hundley has returned from
a weeks stay in Norfolk.
Dir. J. h Hume was in Richmond the
first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hawes, OF Rich
mond, and Mr.. and Mrs Tazewell Tay-
lor, of Norfolk, spent Sunday in Will
liamsburg. attending services at
Bruton Parish Church. Both Mrs.
Halves and Mrs. Taylor are former
Williamsburg people, having spent
much Of their girlhood In this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
NEVER ANY ITCHING
After one Application Of Poslnm. the
New Skin ftcmedy.

whenever eczema Is present on boay,
limbs or scalp the first demand ~ 10 nSr
something to stop the continual ia ION.
ing. RMS poslam does with the nrst
application.
In trying the sample OF posla
which is mailed free to any = one ne .o uPen
request BY the Emergency Laboratorles,
40 west Twenty-iifth street New YORK
City--it As best to use IT on s smni,
surface and compare IN the mornuts
with the surrounding skin not 50 treI y,
ed. noting the vast Improvement. ~. NJ
complexion (overnighD. removing pm
MES. undue redness, rashes. erup.ioi, 10
etc. Unless poslam has been used me 1e
best means to rid oneself OF ,,,a,o skih
affection have not been e IN vgra.
pnslam has done the work IN "o ", !. /.
eases of eczema. acne, letter. say az
rheum, psoriasis, all forms Of , itnn. CIV by
where relief could not be optai ~ two
s slns ttriaI so cents; regular lars .,, 81
by all druggists, particularly lrasl 3.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

Married life has many enemies, but
these are far from being invincible.
Some are almost Imaginary. others ex-
list only for a short time. others again
are mere conventionalities which per-
son need not mind. or can even afford
to smile at still others. though quite
real, are merely accidents OF clviliza-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20

to have real home. to see your oiil-
dren grow up and look at them as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-20
THE ART OF BEING AN
IDEAL HUSBAND OR WIFE
By EMILE FAGUET, Member Of the French Academy.

ton or OF city life and do not affect
all mankind nor ever a single nation.
We must fight these enemies: oppose
them with stoicism and pride. we
must tell ourselves that it is an honor
to be married, patent Of noollity 70
W pg ' oent iS Tor every one knows !,
instinctiveIy. It Is indeed a privilege
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THE TIMES D1spATcH RICHMOND SUNDAY NOVEMBER 20 1910
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs

j. Bland.
Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby and Francis
~ Bagby, who have been on an ex-
tended visit to relatives In Norfolk,
have returned to West Point.
Mrs. Carrie Waters returned to her
home here to-day
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
WILSON

VIM. Hudkins is moving his family
onto the Hipp place in South Arm
Township, this week.
Richard Lewis was up from Charlie
voix for election in Wilson.
Several inches Of snow lay on the
ground the first of the week.
Miss Belle Saunders spent Sunday
at her home IN this place.
Elmer Hott and Walter Saunders
have gone to Detroit to work in
the Auto factory.
Herbert Sutton has moved his family
onto the farm recently bought Of Thos.
Locke.
O. d. Smith is working in East Jor'
dan this week drawing for e. E.
Brown, and Mrs. Smith is visiting
relatives and friends In this vicinity.
Hiram Ensign expects to move over
in South Arm Township in a short
tine as he has a numbering job there
this winter.
On account Of the stormy weather
and bad roads Elder Grigsby did not
fill his appointment in Alton on Sun
day last week.
Thos. Shepard, Richard Lewis. A.
r.. Nowland and Alden Collins start
ed for the North last week Tuesday
on their annual Deer Hunt.
An Invited party spent a pleasant
evening at John Vrondrans last Thurs.
day night, II being Miss Glennies
birthday. Music and dancing was
the order Of the evening.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-11-19
Harley Hammond IL clerking a
Springs Drug Store.

Harley Hammond IL clerking at
Springs Drug Store
i know you need the goods and
Wallace Weiss needs the money so he
does not care for profit.
Fire Insurance that insures can be
obtained from Nicholas g. Nicholas,
We represent some Of the best comp.
anies in existence.
have some bargains in farms. city
property and business blocks. / also
have some farms To trade for city
property.-loel Johnston. l7-52
Rugs are now on our display rack
for your inspection. We have all sizes
running from "a in. TO 9Yl2 It. We
got the line you want. EMPEY BROS.
IT you are an admirer OF magazine
poetry, it may Interest you to know
that recent poetical contest held by
a magazine was won by an insane
woman.
POTATO CRATES. We have now on
hand big supply of Potato Crates.
Call and let us supply your wants at a
low figure-East Jordan Planning Mills
Co., b. e. Waterman, Mgr.
A Pennsylvania man bought wife
for $75. That is another instance OF
the high cost OF living. In the old
days few pounds OF tobacco or just a
little taffy was the regular price.
Christian Science services will be
held in the Wilhelm block every Sun
dav at 1920 a. m. and Sunday School
at ll:45 a. m. Wed nesday evening
meeting at 1880 p. IN. All are cor
daily invited.
Wallace Weiss makes big days OF
Satu rday and Monday. Customers
come and patronize him,
Nicholas & Nicholas represent q
number OF reliable Fire Insurance
Companies. When In need Of insur
ance of this kind, call in.