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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
Gainesville Social News.

Especial to The Times-Disratch.1
Cartersville, Va, July 2s.-The con-
dition OF e. G. Rodgers, who was para
lyaed here at the home of his brother
in-law, B. w. Palmore, last Tuesday
night, shows a slight Improvement.
He seems now to recognize those who
wait on him.
Mrs. II. Ne crowder and little boy,
OF Lawrenceville. and Mrs. j. S. Crow
der OF Hunters Lodge, are on a visit
to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. j..
Rhodes.
Mrs. DR.. Thomas A. Grower, who
has been here for three weeks, will
return to her home in Washington,
D. G., on Saturday morning.
Mrs. Lizzie Robertson and little girl,
of Richmond. are visiting friends in
Cartersville this week
Miss Sallie v. Duke Is attending a
house party at the home OF Miss Vir-
ginia Netherland, at Tobaccoville. Va.
Mrs. G. w. Dickinson. Jr., Is spend
ing few days at Buckroe Beach with
her husband. who is teaching in the
summer normal at Newport News.
Miss Kate Anlet, Of Amherst, is
spending some time with her grand
mother, Mrs. Ann j. Palmore.
The Camp Of Modern Woodmen Of
America will hold their annual picnic
next wednesday in the grove at
Thomass Chapel Church, about seven
miles from here.
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leans: Charles Gibboney. with Miss
Mary billiard, of New Orleans: r bert
Saunders, with Miss Alta Mae Wood.
Of Roanoke; Robert Leach with Miss
Virginia Underwood. of Birmingham:
Fred Main. with Miss Mckiver, OF
Spartanburg. S. c.. Darlington VIII.
liams with Miss Annie Leach; Will
with Mrs. Trinkle; Will Trinkle. with
Mrs. Trinkle. Robert Pierce, with Mrs.
Pierce; Walter Humphries, with Miss
Nina Whitmore of Petersburg. Ro-
bert Williams, with Mrs. Williams;
John Bell Williams, of Richmond. with
! Mrs. Jackson Williams; John Slaugh-
ter. with Miss Katie Miller,
Miss Daisy Maupin entertained er "a :, ..
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Annie Powell was the hostess
of the Five Hundred Club Tuesday
morning at her home on Church Street,
| Miss Sarah Caldwell, of Roanoke, Is
the guest of Miss Katie Miller.
Miss Louise Payne has returned to
Lynchburg, after visit to Abingdon
and Wytheville.
arrived Monday and is visiting Mrs,
W. S. Trinkle
Mrs. Belle Willett Tarlty, of Wash
ington, D. c.. is the guest of Mrs.
Frank Terry.
Mrs. John C, Blair left Monday for
Charlottesville, where she will spend
some time.
Alice Lee. Mrs Thomas Christian and
at Mrs. Thomas r. Dews's.
Mrs. w. L. Widmeyer and children
are at home after an extended visit
to Oklahoma
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Williamsburg Social News.

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williamsburg, Va, July % S. l.
Graham. assistant cashier OF the
Peninsula Bank, left Thursday for an
extended trip in the North.
Mrs c.. w. Hodges and children. of
Richmond, We're guests this week Of
Mrs j. A. Banks.
Captain and Mrs. L. w. Lane will
celebrate their golden wedding Tues
day night. July 90, at their home on
Waller Street.
Rev. B, F. Robinson, ], w. Binns,
Stanley Parsons and Byron Graves, of
Holdcroft, attended the, Dover Baptist
Mr., and Mrs. H N. Phillips spent
Wednesday in Yorktown,
Mrs A, L. G. Stephenson and little
son, and Miss Tuck, OF Virginia, are
visiting the formers mother. Mrs,
James Bellamy.
Miss Virginia Timberlake Is ex-
pected home to-day from the seashore,
where she has spent several weeks,
Mr., and Mrs. T.. H. Geddy have re,
Harper's Ferry, Winchester and other
Mrs, 5, + Wolfe and daughter,
Dorothy, are visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. b. S. Joynes, at her
cottage at Ocean View.
Mesdames w, G. Farlnholt and
George Marston, of Toano, will leave
to-day to visit relatives In king and
Queen and Essex.
Miss Julia Branch and Randolph
Branch, of Richmond, are VISITING
Mrs, O. G, Branch. at Toano,
Misses Mary Henley Spencer and
Ressie Lee Spencer are the guests OF
friends in Tappahannock
DR., J. l. Hall and family are sQendr
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Martinsville Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch]
Martinsville, Va, July 23.-Mrs O
G. Smith gave a very ENJOYABLE and
largely attended reception at her
home on Church Street, last Friday
afternoon, in honor of her guests, the
Misses Cabell. of Kentucky; Mrs
Essie Cabell and Mrs, sallie, of South
Carolina. gypsy tent presided over
by Miss Mamie Cobbs. was among the
features Of the afternoons entertain
ment.
A very attractive camping party,
chaperoned by Mrs. James P. Lewis,
left Martinsville Monday morning to
spend a week camping at Meadows OF
Dan, in Patrick county. Those COM
posing the party are Misses Bessie
and Ruth Whittle. Catharine Rives
and jamie Ford. of Martinsville: Miss
Rochet Dupuy. of Roanoke, and r.
/. Lewis, J, e. Kearfoot, John w
and James p Lewis. Jr, OF Martins
VILE.
is the guest of Miss Annie G. Mullins,
Brown Street.
Mrs H. w Jamerson is spending
the week at Patrick Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Blair and family
returned from Patrick Springs on
Monday and have rooms for the pres
emit at the home of DR.. C. 7. Wo-
mack, Church Street.
F. S, Barrow is spending the week
with friends in Roanoke,
Miss Florence Woolfolk, Of Danville,
was the guest of Miss Annie Ford,
Broad Street. for several days this
week.
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Gordonsville Social News.
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Gordonsville. Va, July 28.-John w.
Davenport, OF Richmond, is on visit
to his aunt, Mrs. r. G. Hogshead, and
other relatives in the city.
Mrs. w. J. Crisp has returned to
Charlottesville. after spending several
days with Mrs. w. o. Thomas in town.
several weeks to her sister. Mrs
James l.. Faber. has returned to her
home at Madison Mills.
NJ c. Hill, of Charlottesville. was
in the city several days this week on
business trip.
Louis Riney, of Richmond, was a
guest several days this week OF his
father. ]. II. Riney
Mrs. r. L. beavers and son. Of Rich
mond. are visitors at the homo Of W.
o. Thomas.
Nathan cowherd. wife and children.
of Richmond. are visiting at the home
OF Mrs. Virginia Osborne, near here.
Rev. C,sM. Houston, of Rochelle, is
here getting the Piedmont Assembly
grounds in shape for the annual meet
ing which begins on Saturday, July
80.
Mrs. w H. Jordan was a Charlottes-
Vile visitor Wednesday
Misses Minnie Downin and Evelyn
Martin have returned from visit to
the latter's sister, Mrs. c. E. Morris.
at Somerset. Miss Martin was quite
sick while there. but is now steadily
| improving.
| Mrs James L. Faber was an Orange
| visitor Thursday.
| Miss Mabel Altman who Is attend
Ing the school Of methods. Charlottes-
| vile, visited her parents, Rev. and
| Mrs. G. w. Altman, this week.
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Weldon Social News.
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Weldon. N. c.. July 23.-Miss Annie
w. Pierce left here Thursday for Phil
adelphia, and on Saturday she sailed
from that port with party OF friends
on the Haverford for Europe. to be
absent till October l.
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ. Cohen spent the
week at Virginia Beach.
Miss Jennie Tilghman has returned
home from visit to relatives and
friends in Richmond and Newport
Miss Norma Bauch of Wilmington,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. J.
S. Barr has returned home.
Mrs j. e. Porter and Miss Ellen
Harvey have returned from visit to
Amora.
Miss Jessie Green is spending some
days with Miss Suda Hoffman. at
Scotland Neck.
Miss Jeannette Daniel is spending
few weeks at Morehead City.
Miss Louise Poteat. daughter OF
lege, has returned home after spend
Ing the week with friends here.
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Wadesboro Social News.
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Wadesboro, N. c., July 2a.--hliss
Mary Kennedy Little Is visiting friends
in town this week
Mrs. Roy NJ. Huntley entertained
friends Tuesday evening with pro-
gressive ''forty-two." Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. w. G. Via was the charming
hostess Monday evening to few
friends, and served dainty refresh-
ments after an hour at games.
Mrs. II. w. Dunlap is spending the
week at Rocky River Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Parsons have
returned from a pleasant trip to the
mountains.
Misses Myrtle McRae and Daisy Nc
Keithan arc at Jackson Springs.
Mrs. D. II. Morton. Of BROWNSVILLE.
Is visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
w, ]. McLendon.
DR.. and Mrs. y. S. Webb are visiting
rela tives at Reidsville.
Mrs. Fred c. Coke was the hostess
of the Tuesday Afternoon Club this
week. After enjoying games the
hostess served dainty salad course
and ices.
Mrs. U. B, Blalook was hostess to
fifty guests Wednesday afternoon
She was assisted by Mrs. w. H. Craig
of Atlanta. and Miss Ethel Blalock, OF
Albemarle.
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Marion Social News.
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Marion. Va July 23-Last Monday
a mass m Getting of the citizens of DAT
ferent sections of the county, was held
at the courthouse to consider the or
ganization Of a county fair associa-
ton. Committees We're appointed and
subscriptions are now being taken
to the capital stock, and a perma-
I nent organization will be effected
later
Judge F B. Hutton was here last
! Monday making corrections of the
voting lists. and adding any names
! that had been omitted,
of the Ninth District Democratic
looking after things political.
Mrs. Matte Miles and Mrs. Mamie
tainment to the Tea Club last Tues
day afternoon. Forty-two was the
amusement for the occasion
Miss Maud Wilson. of Liberty. Mo,
is spending the summer with rela-
J. *. Groseclose. accompanied by
Mrs. Groseclose, and their niece, Miss
Maud Wilson, left Thursday morning.
for Norfolk. Washington, Baltimore
and possibly Atlantic City. They will
L. p. Collins was in Lynchburg in
the early part of this week
Rev. J 5. Bittinger, Presbyterian
at saltvilie, Who Who was va seriously hur,
some time ago, by falling from a
cherry tree, is much better, and will
be able to resume his pastoral work
soon.
Rev. W. T. Elmer. who has been
called as rector to serve Episcopal
churches at this place and Saltville
delivered his initial sermons at this
place last Sunday.
Bishop Tucker of the Episcopal
Church. is expected here in August, at
which time, if there Is a class, he will
hold confirmation services.
Rev. and Mrs, e. c. Cronk and little
son, after spending a month or more
with Mrs. CronlS's father, DIR. j. J.
Scherer, left last Saturday for North
to their home in Columbia, S. c.
A party of young people. under the
chaperonage of Mrs. r. G. Goolsby,
made a trip TO Fairwood last Satur-
day.
A number of people have this week
taken advantage of the excursion
rates and are visiting Norfolk and
The seashore.
w e. Hodges spent Monday in Bluff
J. Harvey Gollehon, of saltville
spent last Sunday in the city.
Rev. Mr.. Roebotham, wife and little
child, of Roanoke, are ummering al
Mrs. DIR Atkins,
IT. E.s<King,. cashier of the Marion
Natiotiats Bank. is at the Johnston
Willis Hospital, Richmond where he
appendicitis.
Miss Mary Marshall Keller. daugh.
ter of J. II. Keller, was united in mar
rage Wednesday to Porter Ellis, ma
chinist at the United Spruce Lumber
Company mills.
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Gala Social News.

lSIeS1h 1i % if'o : tfa'e' f1'P
Gala. Va, July 2s.-1'ss Carrie Buhrman
left for Lynchburg Mo ~.
Misses Cloud and Anna Bean, DR.. Bean,
his wife and children, have a cottage al
Dagger Springs for the summer.
Mrs. w Z. Circle and daughter. OF Glen
Wilton, spending the month of July
with J. A. Deisher.
A. Nelson Price spent Saturday and Sun
day with his mother IN Lynchburg.
Mrs. Thomas H. Norwood Is spending
few weeks at Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs E. Wright Spencer and
daughter, Louise. OF Richmond. are spend
Ing tho summer with James s. Hannah.
Thomas II. Norwood spent few days II
Richmond last week.
]. w. Hannah left for Roanoke Friday.
DR.. r. Bennett Bean spent Monday !,
Roanoke, Va
Miss Susie McClung Is attending the Sum
mer Normal at Farmville.
W. H. Mcpherson spent Tuesday II
Buchanan.
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Salem Social News.
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lSpeCisLi 10 i lie lIeS-l)lSptiLCil.J
Salem, Va, July PA party of
Miss Belle Martin, went to Mountain
Park, Roanoke, Tuesday evening on
picnic. The amusements at the park
afforded enjoyment for several hours.
and before leaving for Saley they
partook OF delicious lunch, which
had been prepared by the young wo-
men.
The regular quarterly celebration OF
the Tyres Missionary Society of the
Baptist Church took place last Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock. musical
and literary program was carried out.
much to the appreciation of all pres
ent.
On next Sunday morning special
sermon will be delivered to the Hupp-
Deyerle Camp, Confederate Veterans,
and the members of tho Southern
Cross Chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy.. The William Watts
to join the Salem organization on this
occasion.
The sermon will be delivered by
REV. L. H. Blanton, D. D., of Rich
at II O'clock. Dr.. Blanton was pas
tor Of this church forty-two years
ago, and is quite an able and inter-
esting speaker
Mrs. F. A Lovelock and two chill
to spend the remainder of the sum
mer here.
Mrs. Jerry Bunting. of Bristol, has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. John w
Plane. for the past week Before re-
turning home Mrs Bunting will spend
several days with another sister, Mrs
r. w Fry, IN Roanoke.
Mrs. ]. P Garrett left Tuesday for
Washington, D. c., where she will be
the guest of Mrs, Mulcare for two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs II A. Oakley and chill.
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Dolen
of Munhall, Pa, who are their guests,
/, are spending two weeks at Bennett
Springs.
Harry Ballard, of Portsmouth, spent
several days this week with relatives
in Salem
Miss Claudine Griffin is visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Il. Raglan spent sun
day in Princeton, w. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Nottingham, OF
Chesapeake, who have been visiting
! the latter's mother. Mrs. r. f. Gamma
day, left this week for q sojourn at
| the Yellow Sulphur Springs.
| Mrs. DR.. G. E. Koontz and little son
| left this week for visit to rela-
| tives in Pocahontas and other points
In Southwest Virginia.
! Miss Myers, who has been the at
tractive guest for the past two months
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Effie Elliott, of Richmond; Miss Laura
Crowder, of Richmond; Miss Virginia
Netherland. Misses Wilson. Miss Agnes
Garrett. I. M. Netherland. of Peters
burg: DR.. B. II. Frayser. of Chicago;
". F. Martin. Of Montgomery; Lee
French, T. P Goodman. Scott Good
man. Cabell Branch, Allen Jeter. John
and Dick Garrett and E. w. Coleman
and Coleman Gills.
ter on Saturday and Sunday.
Z. A. Swineford. daughter and son,
are the guests OF W. w, Hobson.
William NJ Martin and mother, of
Montgomery. Ala, arc visiting friends
at Palestine"
Miss Lottie Tyler. of Wilmington,
Del, is at "Mt. = Laurel" for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Hunter Hurt has returned home
after a visit of several days tn Amelia.
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Amherst Social News.
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Amherst, Va, July 23.-Rev. John
r. Matthews. a we'll known clergy
man of the Episcopal Church, this
week visited friends in Amherst.
Misses Maria and Kate Walker of
Lynchburg, are spending thu sum
mer at j. G. Kearfott's.
DR.. P. e. Tucker. native OF this
county. but now of Buckingham, has
recently been appointed by Judge
Mann as a member of the board OF
trustees Of the Radford Normal and
Industrial School for White Women
Miss Nell Bearbord is visiting Miss
Ellen Douglas Gray at Hague.
Richard Taliaferro, of Durham. N.
C., spent several days this week with
his mother, Mrs. S. B. Talaferro.
Miss Ethel Gilbert left this week
for Fayetteville, N. c., where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. sarshheld Camp
John A. Ware. who lives near San
didges. in this county. is spending
several days with his brother. p. NJ.
Ware, in the village.
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Mineral Social News.
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Mineral. Va, July 23,-Archdeacon
Colston held service at the Church
of the Incarnation Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights. and Bishop
Llcyd on THURSDAY night, to a large 1Il;
day night he held service at Lewis
ton. this bsing in Trinity Parish,
EP IT. Haskell and little son spent
Sunday last at Virginia Beach.
Captain Boyd Smith has returned
from Philadelphia. where he has been
for the past week.
w. II. Soper. of Richmond. spent
Thursday In Mineral.
B, B. wrights family are at the
Hotel Coleman,
are guests at the Mineral Hotel
Eugene Arnett and wife. after a
weeks visit to his father, A, D. Arnett.
left for their home at Norfolk.
Miss Mary Arnett is visiting rela-
tives in New York. n
DR.. w. j. Coleman is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. King. at charlottes-
Miss Walton, OF walton's Store. is
visiting her sister, Mrs, Y, M Turner
DR., P. E. Haley, Of Charleston, w,
Va, and family are visiting his father
Thomas Winston. Of Richmond, is
visiting at his old home. "Malyern
Hill" In this county.
w ]. Sharpe, for many years an en-
gineer on The L and NJ, is visiting
his brother, Henry Sharpe
James Safley, Of New York State
! who has been visiting his son, George
Safely. returned to his home last
week. \ Il,
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Danville Social News.
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Danville. va. July 2s.--Nrrs. Edmund
Meade and child are at stuart.
Mrs. Richard Ivey Smith has ro-
Miss Ellen Harvie, OF Gastonia, n.
IC.. is tho guest OF DR.. and Mrs. L.
Miss Mary Rnffin Will entertain at
cards Tuesday in honor of her nttrac-
tive house guest, Miss Kathleen Mon
\ roe, OF Brookneal,
Mrs. Abner Anderson and Mrs. ID
, F. AGREE arc at ChautauGua- N. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Meade and son,
other points in the far Northwest
Miss Bu1a Marablo. of Richmond. Is
visiting Mrs. u. NJ. Williamson.
Mrs. A. c. Williams and sister, Miss
Grace Conrad, are sumrnerins near
Asheville.
Mrs, W, c Day has returned from
Patrick Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs rutherford Dula are
at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
Mrs j. Pinckney Williamson, Jr
and Mrs. John J. Long are al the New
Chatham, Atlantic City.
chester Harvey is spending several
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Weller are at the
Chalfonte. Atlantic City.
Miss Mabel Robinson is visiting Miss
Annie Green Mullins, in Martinsviue
Mrs. Henry Victor and daughter are
Mrs Kelley and Miss Kelley, OF
/ Chicago. are the guests of Mrs. w.
G. Higgins
Greenhow Maury. Jr, has returned
from Norfolk.
W. N Rufin was in Richmond one
day this week.
Mrs. T. Y Burton is at Tate Springs.
Tenn, for several weeks
Mrs. Arthur Taylor has returned
I from Richmond, accompanied by her
sister.
Mrs. w. N Shelton is spending Sow.
eral weeks at Tate Springs, Tenn,
Rtves White. of Norfolk. is In the
city.
Gordon Robertson is the guest OF
Mrs. N. T. Robertson.
Miss Eva Walker, of Blanche, N. G.,
is visiting Mrs. Frank Lea West. Main
Street.
Mrs. L v. Burton is tha guest OF
friends in Norfolk.
Miss Lady Harris, of Reidsv1lle, N.
c.. who has been the guest of Miss
Nancy Watson. Sutherlin Avenue. has
returned home