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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-02

And a man can see beauty in the
homeliest woman who makes him be.
lieve that she considers him smart
Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
MR. CALHOUN IS SO POPULAR.
Engagements Of New Minister So
 Numerous He Foreets Dates.

William ! Calhoun. the raconteur, attorney and newly appointed minister to China is becoming SD popular on the eve of his departure. for his diplo matic post in the Orient that he is sadly beset to remember his engage ments for luncheons, dinners and oth- CT affairs when his abilities as d speak CT on all subjects are in demand MT Calhoun was scheduled and widely ad yertised to address members and guests of a. certain well known organi- zation last week The subject Of his remarks was tO he Patriotism in Gen. eral''
 This was Patriotic Day" it the club. and the members had set much store on the appearance of United States minister plenipotentiary and envoy ex traordinary as a drawing card This story is not to relate that MT Calhoun did not appear. but only to emphasize the fact that his mind is torn with dates as to his appear ances.
 A reporter for the Daily News in vaded Attorney Caihoun's office in the Rookery building ahead of a waiting
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

list cf busy looking men. IL was his quest to obtain in advance the manu- script for the speech on "Patrintism. |"
 My speech,". he exclaimed. What speech"
 Why. aren't you going tn talk be fore a woman's club today" queried th" reporter.
 The new minister held up his hands with an awakening sense
 Well. we'll" he exclaimed "I re member now told Ald-- would be there today. My goodness, do you know what ! was going to talk aboutZ''
 "Irs a talk on patriotism" he was told.
 Well we'll" Now. remember. Irs about time thought a little about it. isn't it2"
 You see" continued tine lawyer. q have become so popular since my ap- pOintment as minister to China that invitations t0 talk on So many sub jects have been pouring in on me that | have almost lost all track ot them. However I'll have ihc speech ready in time today. Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
LIGHT DIET.

ku n!d darky sent |" q hospital. upon his arrival. was placed in a ward. and one of the nurses put a thermometer in his mouth to take his temperature.
 When the house doctor made his rounds. he said:
 Well. my man. how do you fccl:"
 T feels right t"l-able. sUr'
 "ilavc N0n had anything to eat
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
UNIQUE TOPICS Doe
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

-Ssryices tomorrow, March 18th. will be as follows: Sunday school. 3:ia q. m Morning worship. II o'clock; ser mon by the Rev. Orville Coats. pastor Of the First Baptist church of Phoe- nix: anthem. My Soll Longeth.' CA1arston): offert0ry solo. Lead Kindly Light" CGodardD. by Mrs. Sterling Jnnior Endeavor. : p. m. Intermediate EndeaVOr. 1 D. m. Sen for EndeaVOr. 6:36 p. m. Evening service. 1:30; sermon by the Rev. W. I. Brooks; anthem. The Soft Sab bath Calm" CBarnby Shelley; offer tory solo. by Miss Alexander. Hold Thou My Hand" tBriggsJ. All are invited to attend these services. Church at the corner of Adams street and Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
TRINITY cHuRcH-services ,


 be held tomorrow. fifth Sunday in Lent in Trinity church. Sonth Second avenue facing the courthouse. the Key. Julins W, Atwood. rector. as follows: Kindergarten. Sunday school and con firmation class at 10 n'clock: morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock. At the latter service the following musi cal numbers will be given under di rection of Mrs. Deity: organ volun- tary. Grand Chorus, Guilmant. Tours Tes Deum. offertOry hymn anthem. Tn Heavenly Love Abiding:" post liide. Festival March" Arthur Foote. Service in Tempe at 3.30 o'clock. Lenten services next Monday and Fri day at 1 o'clock. and Wednesday at G30 o'clock. Mems reception Tues' day evening in the parish house.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

Johnson of Kingman, Mohave county, was here yesterday taking the eXamin alton for mineral surveyor
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

'Yessuh. little"
 What did you have:'
 "A lady done gimme piece of glass to suck. suh h-Harpcr's Mag
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

FUNERAL OF R. c. ELDER-The funeral of K c Elder. who died at the Sisters hospital. will he held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the parlOrs of George. F. Merryman. The service will be private and will be conducted by Rev. F K C0cks.'
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

BABY GiRl-Born to Afr. and Mrs. Robert Catterson. of the Van Buren hotel. a baby giry Tuesday morning. March
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

INDIAN AGENT-I E Alexander Indian agent at Sacaton, came mp yes terday from the reservation for short stay
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
BOARD OF TRADE LECTURES

There will be one or more lectures at the board of trade this afternoon, be ginning at the usual hour. 3 o'clock.
 The speakers had not been announced yesterday, but 1t is certain the man agement of the board will find some talker before the appoint ed hour.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
OF LOCAL INTEREST

COUNTRY CLUs-Mrs. Harry Jes- sop and Miss Winfred Jessop will serve at the Country Club today
 FAIR COMMISSIONER A Pack ard. a member of the Territorial Fair commission. is in Phoenix today
 INDIAN AGENT-I E Alexander. Indian agent at Sacaton, came mp yes terday from the reservation for short stay
 BABY GiRL-Born to Alr. and Mrs. Robert Catterson. of the Van Buren hotel. a baby giry Tuesday morning. March S.
 BIRTH OF BABY GiRL-A baby girl arrived Tuesday morning at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Cavalleri, on East Fillmore street
 NEW NoTARIES The following named have been appointed notaries public: Harvey J. ASdel, Cochse cOun- ty: J. R. Stilson, Yuma; M. F. Walker. Flagstaff; Ruth A. Gibbs, Globe. The latter's commission dates from April %
 BOARD OF TRADE LECTURES There will be one or more lectures al the board of trade this afternoon, be ginning at the usual hour, o'clock The speakers had not been announced yesterday, but 1t is certain the man agement of the board will find some interesting talker before the appoint ed hour
 PASSING ViSiToRS-SIiss Bessie Sanborn of Portage. Wis. is the guest of MT and Mrs. Maurice Goodman, stopping over in Phoenix on her way to California. Miss Cora StaIIden- mayer and Miss Emma Marsh, who have been visiting MT. and Mrs. Good man for the past six weeks, have gone 10 California.
 SERVICES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Rev. l.. NJ. Roper. DD, of Spartan burg, South Carolina, who has been holding evangelistic services mornings and afternoons at the First Baptist church during the past week, held q meeting. especially for the young peo- pie yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A large number were present, and the sermon, which was a straightforward heart to heart talk to young people. was interesting and uplifting
 THE FOLLOW UP CAMPAiGN- Members of the Missionary Commit tee of the Laymen's movement met yesterday noon at headquarters. There being some delay in securing the cards etc. for the campaign it is thought best not to have the meet ing to hear reports announced Tor Sunday afternoon. 0f the 18th. one committee reports about 90 pledges tn foreign missions and more than hall of their amount pledged. Another com mittee reports about half Of it's amount raised In the other churches the committees are at work and will report early lt was decided yester- day to have the mass meeting on March goth. when the final reports will be heard. Field Secretary Lilly urged that inc canvass be made as speedily as possible. for the best re suit so all the committees are urged to push the work at once. and he ready to report I
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12

COUNTRY CLUB-Alrs Harry J@s- sop and Miss Winfred Jessop will serve at the Country Club today
Arizona republican., 1910-03-12
BIRTH OF BABY GiRL-A |

NEW NoTARiES - The following named have been appointed notaries public: Harvey J. Asdel, COchise coun- ty; J. R. Stilson, Yuma; M. F. Walker. Flagstaff; Ruth A. Gibbs, Globe. The latter's commission dates from April %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-21
Waverly Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch]
Waverly. Va. August 520.-SIrs. w. G..
Farrar and daughter. Garland. OF Snf-
folk. have concluded a ten days visit
In the home of r. T. West, on Cappa-
haunk Avenue. returning home to-day.
Misses Mary w. and Evelyn b May
are spending the month OF August In
Wytheyille.
John D. Gray and children returned
Monday from Pulaski.
Miss Soulie Burt is at homo after
weeks visit to friends IN surry coun.
ty.
w T. Daniel is spending his vacation
In the mountains of Virginia.
George and virginius Arnold. Of
Waverly, are visiting friends In Chris
ttansburg.
Mrs j. f. West returned to her home
In Waverly on Monday, after a weeks
stay at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. NJ. j. w. White and daughters.
OF Norfolk. are guests In the home OF
Mrs. NJ. j. Cox, near Wayerly.
Miss Minnie Ray. OF washington, D.
c., Is spending the month with rela-
tiyes at the Central Hotel.
II. ]. Drewry is spending a two
weeks vacation in New York.
Miss Alice Pasteur, principal OF the
yyayerly5 Home Institute. and Mrs. Ellen
Channel, matron, returned on Tuesday.
after spending the summer In South-s
ampton county.
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Williamsburg Social News.
T special to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
williamsburg, Va. August 2N.-Miss
Kathryn Geddy. who has been the
guest of Miss Palmer. Is now with a
party at the White Sulphur.
Miss Sadie Malone has returned
from Hampton, where she spent the
,past week with friends.
Mrs, Viola Ware left Thursday for
the Bridge. where she vii be
Rev j. IT. Moss, of Richmond, spent
the weekend here with G. J.. Person. :.
A. b. Rolf, who has spent the past
six months in Surry, has returned to
Williamsburg to spend month,
q j. T. Whitley, Of Isle of Wight, spent
the week here with friends.
Miss Virginia Arrlintrout has gone
to INIillboro to spend her vacation with
Mrs. ". I. d ouglass and children are
spending the summer in Basic City.
Mrs. Il. d. Wilkins and son, Dudley,
are in stanton to remain till October.
Mrs =. Spencer has returned from
weeks with her younger children.
Mrs, ]. ". Morris is visiting her
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ApponAttox Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Apponlattox. Va. August 20.-Atiss
Katie Woodbridge. OF Graham, Is visit
ing friends and relatives In the town
this week. n
c. E. weisenburg, OF Kentucky is a
guest at the home OF j. r. Atwoods5
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Bledsoe, who have
been visiting Mrs. A. II. Clements left
yesterday for Nelson and Orange, where
they Will visit Mrs. Roberts and
DR.. Wiley Bledsoe.
OF the eleven graduates who grad.
3uated from the High School here last
session. three Of the girls will teach.
and two OF the boys will attend the
university.
Miss Marguerite Campbell has res
turned to her home In Amherst. Miss
Campbell has been visiting Miss Willie
Smith
=. g: Harvey and sister; Miss Nellie.
Atwood, will spend a week IN New
York and Canada, visiting Niagara
Falls and Toronto before returning.
{ Miss Mary Irby. who last session was
principal of the Spout Springs scho ol.
sistants at the High School this year
Miss Kate franklin who has been
teaching music in Fayette. w. Va
will have charge of the music depart
5ment sat the Agricultural High School
this session.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Smith, OF North
Carolina. arc spending their vacation
at the home of T. A. Smith.
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Parish Priests Advice Led
to Her Recovery

Thin. weak orr frail people-those
who take cold easily" should be. pre-
pared with Eckmans Alternative III the
house, iS..SjSS sss5 ss3i Il , us 4
losis (Gonsumptiyel Psrsonhs, ere 9f sts
ma and Hay Fever, no more effective
remedy exists =, IL ,on,
1 Was troubled With Asthma and
Bronchitis for Seventeen years, After
trying many rene dies E IS rs nv III
our parish priest. Il am now feeling.
fine. 81 cannot speak too highly ofa5lt
XIV 20 90 4 Y Anna Mae NIcEntee
Ecknan's Alternative is good for all
Throat an Lung troubles, and ls on
Minor \ Drug Co. druggists. sI 1t can
also he attained at, or procured by,
YOUR local "a rugglsts, Ask Tor Book
Eiat OF Cured Cases or write for Eyi-
sdenee to the &c kma,n Laboratory,
iPhila,, Pa ~ n.
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alto The Times-Dispatchl

rSpeclal to The TimeS-DlSpatchJ
washington, D. c.. August 20
Wherever two or three Washlngto-
mans were gathered together this
week there was discussed the various
phases of tho political news from BeV-.
.erly and Oyster Bay. Will the elev-
ienth hour elimination Of Mr.. Ballinger
from the Cabinet, Senator Aldrich from
the Senate and Speaker -Cannola = oii'
the speakership Of the House, OF rep
defeat at the polls In November. Or.
as some predict. will It be REGARDED IS
a sop to tho 1nsurgent band Wlth
small hope of Its being a 4permanents5
has been uueried in the language OF
the native resident, the lingo of WIS.,
ting oarsmen, and the sEsperanto5 OF
delegates from forty different nations.
ion from q Washingtonians point Of
view is that In either case capital
societys2will have mighty 5reorganl.
zation OF Its congression al visiting Ellsl
before another Congress con7yenes. and
in the relistins OF old fayorltes many
familiar names will be lacking be-
cause the head Of the family has been
kept at home by unsat isted voters, or
s"for, the good Of the party, as In the
case Of the greatest old Roman In
the unch,swhose elimination as a ma
Stional political factor by the Crane
hitchcock combination of Drosresstves
is the latest rine-days wonder--a
wonder so many-sided that not even
a full-Aedged Esperanto congress con-
Quoted SO that u resolution made by
IA Frenchman.s objected to and amends
led BY Americans, seconded by Rus.
SLAMS spoken to by Japanese, Swedes
and slant-eyed Chinese, and the ques-
stion called for by an Italian. who had
been persuaded by. a Turk to take g n
Affirmative view of the subject was
unable to detract from its interest.
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The Social Side Of Washington

tho first chatelaine of Sneakers
home to vest it with prestige equal
to that of the presiding officer Of the
Senate or member of the Cabinet.
This. and more. has Miss Car-on ac-
complished in Washington. until her
power as hostess was an unaues-
toned asset to her fathers ambitious
rule of the 400 independent members
Of the lower house Of Congress-, and
her passing from oAicialdoms Will leave
"a void difficult to fill. The last chanter
of her record as congressional host
essS may soon be written. but many
there are who hone tie story of her
devotion as a daughter may be q long
continued serial.
With the political news from the.
summer White House comes the graft
flying report that Mrs. Taft's health IS
greatly improved. She Is said to be
stronger and stouter than for scme
time past. and the hope is generally
expressed that she will be able to take
her place as mistress Of the nations
home more frequently than she has
since the first month Of her husbands
which made her a semi-invalid and
debarred her from active participa-
ton in the passing show Of official
life which she anticipated thSuntolds
pleasure.
Her interesting dissipation this week
was dinner dance at the Essex Club.
Manchester. Mass, on Friday evening.
Men Mr. and Mrs W j
son-in-law and daughter Senator and
Mrs Crane, first assistants.
This dance was quite a Washington
affair; 50 80 well was the eapital repre-.
was true of the reception at the naval
training station on Monday. when
Rear Admiral Seaton Schroeder and
0 bS the Of a ae at set
naval district. The Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Meyer We're there with
q say yachting, party, including Miss
Edlth Deacon the loyely young rand
York. and the late Admiral Baldwin.
|u. S. M who received many good
wishes anent her recently announced
Mr. t and ry hew
of Chicago and WASHINGTON. We're also
there. having madeNtlle trip from their
summer home a Beverly Dn board
their new yacht, Chantecler accom-
/, Letters sister, Miss Dorothy Williams.
|.of this city. 8S IA
! distinguished looking guest, and
Of h7!en In
who received Welcom after a years
absence in Porto Rico, Where she att
ed as hostess for her brother. George
cco oitoI' Governor OF the Island Miss
Cotton, and a sister. Mrs. Archibald
Davis. the latter being on the eve Of
| sailing for Panama to ioin her llus-
band, L!eutenant-Co Commander Archie
bald Davis, U. S. N. s s.
sI'r Ludwig L, Zamenhof, of Warsaw.
l,oland, father of l5speranto. and most
4 dlstinguiSnaH visltor II Washirlston
this tn 4, week. is an unusually modest and
retiring man. Neyertheleas. WHOM ever
the sixth annual 8convention OF Isspe-
antiats caught sishtsof him there WAS
demonstration and he had to bow
Lieytenant-C Colonel John Pollard. the
renresentative Of King George and
lpresldent OF the British ESD eranto AS
Isoclatlon, Is on |. speaking terms wit h
.s t'Sl. ono at the ongress. 40 az
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n each autumn approaches. one
w OF the most insistent ana im-
= Dortant social questions Is that
which has to do with the debutantes,
In whom so much that Is graceful and
pretty centres.
The personality and the names OF
the buds engrosses the smart world,
Is the much discussed question on the
4 lips Of men who are members ard
leaders OF german clubs. and others
who are popular figures in the affairs
I that are being planned to render the
season Of 1910-1911 famous.
Already tho gowns that the debu.
tantes are to wear. the manner Of
their presentation, and the Thousand
and one important items that have to
do with the proper introduction OF a
young girl into the world, that will
presently be at her feet, are engross-
ing the minds OF mothers, chaperons
and modistes.
The debutantes-to-be are themselves
the calmest Of the group most I'M
mediately concerned. Secure in tina
realization of their SURPRISING charms
and confidently relying on the affec-
ton that decides their future. they are
standing on the threshold OF life and
peeping roguishly through It's ope1.
Ing door.
Lit uSUutdules
has not yet been announced, ana will
not be rendered authoritative until
much later date. But at tho men-
ton OF the list, names that may or
may not belong to 1t come Tentatively
Into mind and arrange themselves as
Miss Garlic Minor. Miss Dorothy
Christian. Miss Gay Montague, Miss
Z Leila Davenport. Miss Katherine
caches. Miss Mary Scarborough. Miss
49, TIr,., ,1,~,,
Miss Camilla Wexford Miss Archcv
Joynes. Miss Virginia Tyler. Miss
Fanny Tyler. Miss Emma Gray White.
Miss Mary Chalmers and Miss Carrie
Waddey.
The full number OF girls to mako
their debut during the coming season
will be indicated when the autumn
season opens in October.
On West Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barksdale I4athrop Will
be at home this winter. at 1906 West
Avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Crutch-
field will occupy 1107 West Avenue
Houses on this popular thoroughfare
have also been, taken, by several young
couples. WHOSE. wedding dates have
been announced for. the autumn, and
will be events of Importance in smart
society. Other couples have bespoken
apartments at Gresham Court. a t the
Raleigh, and the Chesterfield.
CIarkc-Chalkley.
In the home of j. W. sinton, Oil
Park Avenue, this city. the wedding
OF Miss Vida M Chalkley to Enmet,
c. Clarke, of Richmond. was cele-
brated Tuesday evening, August 18TH
at $3.50 o'clock. the Rev. W. L. Quarles
D. D., officiating.
The wedding. while quiet, vas a
II f,lll-dress affair. and beautiful deco,
rations were In white and green.
I palms, maidenhair ferns. white roses
Z and asters being most effectively en-.
ployed.
The ceremony was witnessed oy
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West Point Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Ttmes-Dispatch.1
West Point, Va, August 20.-There
from Williamsburg here recently. One
OF them. composed of about thirty-five
young people, came early In the even
ing to enjoy the festivities at Beach
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert I.
Lewis, on First@Street.
, Robert G. Garden entertained at din.
ner a few days ago at the Terminal
Ware. OF Arlington. N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian a. Bagby en-
tertained in their home yesterday even
ing n h9n1 or, 81 Mt and Mrs. Edward
and Mrs Sheldon Ware. Of New Jersey.
Quite number of friends enjoyed
the evening with them.
DR.. and Mrs. 3; 3. Bagby have re-
Nrappanannock. where they went to
spend q few days with Captain and
Mrs. a. F. Bagby. and also to brothers.
Rev. Edward Bar by, of Arkansas. and
Z Miss Echel Loving. OF Richmond, who
has been spending a few days with
Mrs. j. Wexford Owens, has returned
to her home.
her homo In New York. where she will
soon resume teaching.
Misses Betsey Byrd and Enfie Giles.
OF Roanoke, who have been on a visit
mere 10 tutlFs sduIlt, SNlES.sA |1ZLlC EIu"dTuS,
left Thursday. accompanied by Mrs.
Edwards. to spend a week or ten days
with friends in Baltimore. before re.
turning to Roanoke.
The Misses Barham. OF Nashville,
Tenn, are guests of their grandmother,
Mrs. Jane Wilkinson. OF West Point.
Miss katheryn Geddy, of Williams
burg. is the guest OF Miss Inez Palmer,
on Fourth Street. These young women.
with Mrs. r. J. Palmer, will leave for
trip to the Greenbrier White Sui
phur Springs.
Rev. T. A. Hall. pastor Of the Baptist
Church here. Wife and son, expect to
leave next Tuesday for a vacation in
Fauquier county.
Mrs. Harry Walker and daughter,
katheryn, OF Fort Worth. Tex. are the
guests of Mrs. Kate richardson here.
Mrs. Richardson will return to Texas
with Mrs. Walker in October.
Mrs. Judson Taylor chaperoned a
party Of young people to WIFI Harrisburg
this week.
81. T. Harwcll, OF Petersburg, and
wife. who was Miss Lily Johnson. OF
! West Point, are on q visit to Mrs. sHar-
| wells sister, Mrs. Charles Denmead.
Mrs James ] ohnson, Of King Will
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liam, Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. {

liam, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. G,
n. Denmead. 81
Mrs. Martha Stark and her son.
Charles 3. Stark. are on an extended
visit In Orange county and Washing-
ton, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs j. H Gary spent last
week at Cumberland Courthouse.
Mrs. Charles Friend. OF Richmond, Is
derson, her uncle.
Mrs. Lucy Stacy, a former resident OF
Richmond, has returned from Louis
Vile. KY, to her present home In
Walkerton.
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cousin, Mrs NJ. B. Moore. in King

cousin, Mrs. NJ. B. Moore. in King
and Queen. 3
# Or. o. G. Drunk. superintendent Of
the Eastern State Hospital. has return !.
ed from short vacation, spent, IN the
Virginia mountains.
Miss Sadie Sherry. OF New York. and
Mrs. Mountcastle and Miss Mountcastle.
OF Richmond. spent the first OF the
week hero with Mrs. G.. w. Gary.
Arlo Squires will leave next week
for Seattle, Wash, to reside pcrnla-
nently with his sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Kitchener have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. King
and children. OF Doylestown. Pa.
DR.. II. u. Stephenson. mem ber of the
Legislature from this district. has
spent several days cruising In tho
waters OF tho Chesapeake with q party
OF Legislators.
Miss Bette Bowls. OF Richmond. is
the guest OF Mrs. w. G. Farinholt. at
Toano.
Miss Trittie cowlcs. of James City.
Is visiting friends in Norfolk.
W. r. Branch and family. OF Rich
mond have been visiting c. c. Branch.
In James City.
Miss Lura AIarston, OF Toano, has
as her guests the Misses Wood. OF
Norfolk
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Never before since she essayed lead
ership OF the social affairs OF the ma
tional House of Representatives has
the society which SPELLS itself with g
IA season here would be without Miss
Helen Cannon, daughter Of the Speak
or Of the House as she IS popularity
descrlbed), an AL bridg &c player and
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Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Farrell and
daughter, Miss Frances, who have been
the guests OF William r. Farrell, Jr.,
at the Victoria, Norfolk. Va, have
returned home. Miss Farrell will
leave on Monday for Stuart, where
she will be the house guest Of Miss
Hope B. Novel.