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New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
HARMONY THIS YEAR.
One Ticket an Field at Ne1c
York athletic CMb

Ihe call for the annual meeting of the
New York Athletic Club was issued yester-
day to the members by the secretary, Hor-
ace Secor. jr. The meeting will be held in
the city clubhouse Sixth avenue and Cen
traI Park South, Tuesday. January H.
For the first time in a number of wears
complete harmony prevails as to the cleo
ton of officers. which is the chief function
of the meeting
President James II. Haslln, who was
elected by the margin of six votes a year
ago, the closest majority ever returned in
the history of the club, again stands for
election. The same is true of Edwin j.
Benson, vice-president; Horace Secor. jr.,
secretary, and Martin s. Paine treasurer.
In the place of Captain Jerry Mahoney,
who was obliged TO withdraw because of
business responsibilities. the name OF
Matthew p. Halpin. who has twice led
American Olympic teams, appears as cap
tain on the single ticket in the field AS
there is no opposition. the members look
upon the meeting rather in the light of a
ratification.
The nominations for governors follow: TO
serve one year, Chalmer d. Colman: to
serve two years William L. Mitchell,
Ernest f. Malcolm. James Wilson, Jere-
miah T. Madoney, Powhatan r. Robinson.
James j. Mcguire, Abraham L. North and
Fred w. kroehe
The nominating committee included
George T. Wilson. chairman: James c.
Peabody, John j. Lapham, George H. B.
Mitchell and William l.. Miller, secretary
While the annual reports OF the club have
not yet been issued. it is stated that they
will show a marked advancement for the
Mercury Foot" organiza ton. both tinan-
cally and in its general welfare.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
EASY RACE FOR oRBICULAR.
Shows Much Improvement in Winning
Mile Handicap at Juarez.

Juarez. Mexico. Jan 4--Orbiculax show
ing marked Improvement. easily won ths
mile handicap here to-day in the fast time
of 80 As. He never was far from tn.
pace and in the stretch took the lead and
won by two lengths. Sophrony Brown
easily won the baby race Two favorftes
won.
The summaries follow:
First race selling; six Kiamsshs N.
scotenl. to /. second; Rubiola. fl6 CHollisterj,
to l. third Time 1:14es- Gladys. Louise.
SabadO. Beaver Dam. Lad. Chan Belle, ATdena,
Ora Sudduth and Regards also ran
Second race selling, seven flrlongsI-High
Culture. l03 q WILSON,. $ TO 1. won: Davs
Montgomery. ia CMcCa.heyJ. 10 TO l. second:
Camera, los CMondanl s to l. third Ttrn.
1:2S2S- Kiddy Lee, Brunhilde Kyle. Good In
tent Rounder. Prudtsh and Mary tfensvieve also
Third race Cfor two-year-oIds: three furionzs)-
Sophrony Brown. loo (I4ouder). 70 . won: Fly
ing Wolf. 1f2 kennedy 0 20 3 second; Til.
Royal Prince. 169 (McCahey). 70 1. third Time.
O:34+s- Dreamy, Ptt-a-P Pat. Ed Ieaven out
fielder and Captain Ned also
Fourth race lone milel-OTbicular. 1oa fMolss-
WORTH, TO .. won: Early Tide. 1O7 (J. WILSON,.
. to 1. second; Lady Esther. 1O7 CaunnageD. .
10 Q third Time. 1: :39As GoId1nn Marchmon-r
Fifth race selling; six furlOngs)-Seven Full.
100 (Benescoten). TO 5. Won; Beauman los
TaylOr). to I. second; E1he Day. los War
REM. to l.. third Time. 1:13S- Mauretania.
Blagg. Dr. Mac. Tremarso Dick 3. 3. and Bold
sixth race Selling: one miIe)-Engraver. Of
(Ramsey(. 25 to 1. won; Whip Top. 100 (Mc-
Caheyl, Z to second; Landlord, 100 (GOossl.
Hiualaya, Gunston. Gull. Black Hawk and vsrges
also ran. Brougham fell
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
NEW JERSEY WINS TITLE.
Beaten by Nebraska, However, in Last
Game of North ATLANTIC Series.

Although defeated last night by the
basketball team of the battleship Nebraska,
the tackles from the battleship New Jersey
won the championship OF the North At
lantic squadron. aaving won their -four
previous games, in a series which ended
at the Naval Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Brooklyn. last night.
The New Jersey tars were beaten by the
Nebraska five in fast game by p score
of q 10 II. The Rhode Island basketball
five was second, and the team from the
Nebrask, finished Third. The game last
night was hotly contested, the first half
ending with Nebraska in the lead by a
score of l3 to 8 The teams played almost
on even terms in the second half Ne
braska being Oh .he defensive for the last
five minutes OF play. Warren played well
for New Jersey. while Nebraska excelled
in team work
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
BABY RACERS OUT.
Three FdUOr1teS Win at the
Jacksonville Track

Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. 4.-The opening
race at Moncrief Park this afternoon was
for baby racers over a straightaway course
of q quarter OF mile Sixteen youngsters
went TO the post and Bendaga. one OF the
Dunlop entries. broke In front and held the
lead TO the finish.
Three favorites finished in front and the
form players had good day The sum
maries follow:
First race 0oI maiden two-year-oids. tvo
furionRs) - Bondage. 10 tObcrb. 16 10 =
won; Darling. ll5 tGilhertD. u to l. second !.
Time, OBJ -. Moncrief Old Sauaw John
Kigore. Flora Bryan. Edna Collins Startler
Grand Peggy Belle Of Deland. Naughty Lad
White Wool New. star. Or. Bert and DEFINITE
Second race selling: I'VE and ono half fur
iongsl-Sou. ll3 (husGraKe), even, won: Lotta
Creed: III IPagel' , to l, second, Lucetta.
IO9 tPowers). II 10 .. third. Time :Os l-5
Inferno Queen and ST Augustus also ran
Third rae" selling, six furlongs Pearl
Point. l06 foberp. y 70 ]. won: Brown Tony.
fHowsrdD. TO J. third. Time! ia G;atieu
Lass Sandpiper. Warield. Pedigree Uazlef
Eurpides. Woospun and NJ J. Whalen lso
Fourth race thapcicap. one mtlel-Jsck
Parker. ioa PoWerst, to 10 won: Cowen
Io2 1Psge), 10 ?, second: Or BarkIey 100
king, ii to ? third Tine. Al 20. How
Fifth race tseiling: six furongs)-T Note
I02 1Howardf 70 won; Anavri. 95 tUraD.
. 10 J. second Pinte: llO tPowers), 3 10 l.
Spellbound. Glenn Beachy and Manheimer also
Sixth race tselling: one mile and an eighth
1O6 (NcGee). 10 2. second: Heart of Hya-
efnth. I12 lPalmsD, 20 20 J. third Time, so
Molesey. The hini1s and Spring FROG also ran.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
sANTos-oUMoNT's ESCAPE.

Saint Cyr. France, Jan. 4-Santos-Dumont
had narrow escape to-day in an accident
similar TO that which caused the death or
Delagrange. He was experimenting with
too heavy engine in a monoplane with
small wings. These doubled up and the
machine fell from a height of about eighty
feet. Santos-Dumont, however suffered only
a few bruises
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
YACHTS Fly ON ICE.
Lost Hat Costs the Princeton
q Challenge Pennant.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Long Branch n. j., Jan. Ace yachting
was resumed here this afternoon. when two
races were sailed. Interest centred in the
contest for the challenge pennant of the
South Shrewsbury Club. when two new
yachts made their first appearance, the
Ingenue, owned by Commodore Gibbons,
and Henry Hume Munros Princeton. The
latter boat, while failing TO win the pen
nant by reason Of an accident, proved the
fastest bat on the ice
While the Princeton was making the sec
ond lap Richard Duryea lost his seat in the
cockpit while grabbing for his hat and de-
layed Captain Asher full minute. The
latter took Duryea aboard and finished
within eighteen seconds of the Ingenue.
The summaries follow:
South Shrewsbury Club challenge pennsnt 0en
miles)-Won by Commodore J. c. Gibbons In
genue time. 23:19); Henry II. Munros Prince
ton second time. 23:37); Benjamin p. Morris s
Mildred third uime, PAID.
Shrewsbury Club commodore's cup (hfteen
miles)-Won by Captain J. D Green's Eagle
ttime. 3S:05); Walter Contents Clarel, second
Qime. 4l;42).
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
RED BALL GOES UP.
Central Park Lakes Open to
Army of Skaters.

For the first time this winter the red ball
went up yesterday in Central Park well
come sign to the skaters that the lakes at
72d and 10th streets were open. The red
ball was up also for skating on the lakes
in Van Cortlandt Park. where the ice is
seven inches thick. and Bronx Park at
1S2d street and the Boston Road
A big crowd took advantage of the chance
to skate in Central Park in spite of the
biting wind. and many did not want to
leave the ice when closing time came at
10 o'clock.
Brooklyn skaters were not so lucky. as
the lake in Prospect Park was not thrown
open. The ice will be in good condition to-
day, however, unless the weather moder-
ateS
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
DOOM GETS THE CALL
Signs Contract to Manage
PhHadeIphia Club.

Philadelphia, jan 4.-Horace Fogel.
president OF the Philadelphia National
League Baseball Club. announced to-nlght
that he had signed Charley Doom, the
catcher, to manage the club for one year
in place of William Murray, who has been
deposed.
Doom and the club officials were in con-
sultation until late in the afternoon before
they could agree on the salary which was
To go with the position.
This means that the new owners OF the
Philadelphia club would rather pay Muir
raw $4,000 the amount of his contract, if
the national commission so directs, than let
him manage the team for the next two
years.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

At tIrst thought one would Dc tempted
TO ask what need an a-opian- has Tor
pneumatic tires. But. IN the present
stage OF its development, the seroplsuc
cannot rise from the earth without
powerful happingS OF huge pinIonS, II
must run along the ground for some
distance to gather the impetus neccs-
Sary to send 1t soaring. The machines
which the WrightS are using are not
provided with wheels, but are balanced
on mOnOrail and shot thence into the
air by the falling of weight; but prac-
tically every other type has wheels. and
needs tires, OF course.
The especial requirements of aero
plane tires are strength, coupled with
extreme lightness and reSiliency IN
superlative degree The thread fabric
used by the Hartford Company Is the
very hghteSt and designed primarily
and exclusively for aerOplane tires. Ii
will be readily seen that a tire for this
use must be strong for the work 1t
does on the ground. and very light so
that it adds no excess 10 the weight
of the machine IN the air Resiliency
counts to considerable degree in aid
ing the machine TO rise. The rubber,
too, receives especial treatment to ft II
for the particular work it Is called upon
10 perform.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
TIRES FOR AEROPLANES
NEW HARTFORD INDUSTRY
Big Rubber Works Company Finds
Ready Sale for Pneumaties
Made for SKY Craft

An entirely new industry has been
opened up and is being given impetus
by the aeroplane. This is the manu-
facture OF aeroplane tires, and at least
one big tire maker - the Hartford
Rubber Works Company has made
this staple branch OF its business and
is finding a ready sale for the product.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
ROLLER NOT DANGEROUSLY Ill

Chicago, Jan. 4-Dr. B. F. Roller. the
Seattle wrestler, is in no danger OF blood
poisoning, as was feared yesterday, and
will be able to continue his tour with
James ]. Jeffries in a short time. according
to a statement made by his physician at
Mercy Hospital here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
NO RACING AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Jan. 4-Thomas II. Will
Jams. president of the New California
Jockey Club. set at rest last night any
speculation as to whether a race meeting
will be attempted at Santa Anita Park this
season in a telegram. saying: II do not
think there is any chance for racing at
Santa Anita this winter or spring.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
CORNELL SEVEN BEATS YALE

Cleveland, Jan. 4.-Cornell defeated Yale
at hockey here tonight by score of 2 to
! in the third and final game of the seriss
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
BILLIARD NEWS AND NOTES.

George Moore won clever victory over
Alfredo De ORC. the three-cushion billiard
champion, in practice game. at McGraw $
Academy, yesterday, by a score of % TO
%. Each man made a high run of 4.
Frederick Ames. of Boston. VINO is TO
play De ORC for the championship early
next week. will begin practice this after
noon.
Charles f. White easily defeated II. H.
Smith, in the handicap tournament. at 49,
at the Knickerbocker Academy Brooklyn,
last night by a score OF 275 TO loo. White
who is the scratch man. played strongly
making high runs of % and %.
Frank Hoppe defeated ]. Magnus in a
three-cushion billiard game at Doyle's
Academy last night by a score of 40 TO -
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
} lineup and summary follow

Goals for St. Nicnolas-K. Gordon (4D. Souther
t9, Chew (2) Goals for Hockey Club-Keefe
ID Referee-E. Garon. Wanderers H c. As
fistant referee-Howard Drakley. Crescent A. c.
J-mpires Messrs. Reimund. New York A c.
and Murphy Columbia Tinekeepers-M G.
Tfsne. Hockey Club, and Robert Leake St
Nicholas S. c. Time-Halves OF twenty minutes
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05
IT. JOHNS FIVE WINS EASILY

ST. JOHNS FIVE WINS EASILY.
In rough and uninteresting game the
ST Johns basketball team decisively de-
feated the Seton Hall five on the formers
court last night by a score Of 3s to l3. The
New Jersey players were fully outclassed.
The score at the end of the first half yas
a 20 s. Keenan's playing was conspicuous,
he having Gagged baskets.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

Hank O'Day, the well known umpire
is quoted as saying in Chicago that the Gu
bans will ask for protection under organ
lied baseball. The clubs there are beginning
TO fear that some of their best players will
be induced to sign contracts with league
teams in this country without compensation
to them.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-05

A one-mile intercity relay race, in which
New York. Brooklyn, Boston and Phila-
delphia have entered teams, will be one of
the features of the annual games of the
Knights of Saint Anthony, which will be
held in the 18th Regiment Armory, Brook
lyn, on Wednesday, February ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Danville Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Danville. Va, June 25.-Miss Cuth-
bert. OF Petersburg, Is the guest OF
Miss Edith Williamson.
Miss Elizabeth Maury has returned
from Petersburg, ACCOMPANIED by
and Miss Maury Binford. of Peters
Mrs. Grimes. of Orange. is visiting
her sister Mrs. j. C. McFall.
Miss Annie Green Mullins, Of Mar
tinsville. is visiting Miss Mabel Robin
son.
Mrs. James Scales irwin has return
ed from a visit to Miss Hazel DIM
mick, in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary rIunter Bethell. of Reds
vile, who has been the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs John Penn. lett for Western
North Carolina Saturday.
Miss Mamie Keen, of Baltimore is
spending several weeks with friends
here.
Carroll Fl. Montague, of Richmond,
Mrs. Barnes Penn, has returned home,
Colonel and Mrs. o. w. Dudley and
children are at Atlantic City,
Mrs. j. NJ, Featherston left Thurs
day for e,o Memphis, Kansas City Den,
other points Of interest in Colorado.
She will be accompanied by Mr..
Featherston, who Will attend meet
ing of the railway auditors, which
meets in Colorado Springs,
8 Mrs. Landon Berkeley has returned
her son, Norbourne Berkeley, was
graduated With honors.
Mrs. spencer James and little
daughter. Betsy have returned from
Miss Carrie RAsers Harrison has ra-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Waverly Social News.
Especial to The Times-pispatoh. j

waverly Va. June a5.-The following
waverly students returned home from coi-
lege to spend the summer this week: From
Washington and Lee, A. 7. West. j. =.
Martin and j. f. West. Jr.: from Harrison
burg Normal, Miss Minnie Deldrch; from
Randolph Macon. Leo Wilcox, from Wiz
liam and Mary. George r. Arnold; from
Richmond College. y. L. Arnold; from
F'armville Normal. Miss Pauline Cheatum.
Miss Martha X. Smith. OF Talbotton. Ga.
is visiting In the home of her brother, c.
e, Smith. on West Main Street
Rev. W. ], Young, OF Richmond. has been
visiting friends in Waveriy for the past
j, f, West. Jr., and Miss Grace West.
accompanied by Miss Virginia Gllchris,, Of
Wheeling, w. Va, who has been the guest
OF Miss West Tor the past two weeks, AFRO
spending several days In Norfolk. Ocean
View and WtllamsbuSg
Mrs v, C, Johnson lsfs Wavehy few
days ago for visit of several weeks 10
friends in South Carolina,
Thomas II, Howerton returned home to-
day from visit 10 relatives In Halifax
P. Fleetwood. OF wayerly. spent tbs week
IN Chicago, Ill.
Miss Mary II, pobie. OF SUSSEX Courthouse.
who has been visiting friends in Nortoik
and Portsmouth. spent a few days as tits
guest OF friends In Waverly this woek
Misses Lillle Watkins and Mary Watkins.
OF Norfolk and Mas Carrie Vaughan OF
carrsvlle, are Waiting In Ine home OF IA
n Gras. Of. cannarhauaA Avenue, this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Pocahontas Social News.

Especial to The -Dispatch.l
Pocahontas. Va June 25,-Mr. and
Mrs H. M, umberger and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, who have been spend
ing some time in Cincinnati, Ohio. the
guests of Mrs. Umbergers sister, Mrs.
r. Elsinger, returned home Wednes-
day.
DR.. George H. zimmerman, who has
been spending a week in North Caro-
lima, returned home Thursday
Miss Daisy Station, who has been the
guest OF Mrs, Hattie c.. Johnston. at
Egglestons for the past month. re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs, Fl. j, Ferimer and children,
who have been spending few weeks
In Philadelphia. the guests of r.ela-
tives, returned home Wednesday
Mrs. Annie r. Pile and daughter,
Miss Alice, OF Radford, were In tho
city Thursday, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Black
Miss BURNLEY, Of coopers, w Va,
was in the city Thursday, the guest
OF friends,
Mrs Isadorc LYMAN has for her
guests this week Misses Sarah and
Belle Simon, OF Radford i
Mrs. N. IT, BLACK was the guest Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Bon Air, Social News.

Bon Air. Va. June 25.-Miss Eliz-
abeth King. Of Richmond, is staying
with Miss Marion Montague.
Glover and Clarence Cooke have re-
turned to their homes in West Vir-
glnia.
MI. and Mrs. Withers Miller, Miss
Margaret and Miss Frances Miller
visited Mrs, Polk Miller last week.
mond. are guests Of the Misses hller-
son.
announcement of the marriage OF
T. Jerner Moore. formerly resident
here. and Miss Katheryn Fletcher OF
Denver. Col. was made last week Mr.
and Mrs. Moorerwill make their future
Miss Frances Sparrow and Miss Mary
Cringan We're weekend guests OF
Miss Harriet Cooke.
Mrs, Hoenniger and Hamilton Tay.
Tor, OF Church Hill, We're the recent
guests Of Mrs. James X. Hazen,
guests at the Bon Air Inn,
Miss McKenna Jones, of Petersburg
and Miss Ann Traylor were With Nisa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Radford Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch


Radford, Va, June 25.-The corner.
stone Of the new Lutheran Church was
laid on Sunday last At the morning
Courthouse. a beautiful white marble
font was presented by Mrs. Anthony
Geisen. The afternoon services were
held at Radford Presbyterian Church.
Brown, OF Rural Retreat. and DR.. j..
"A. Morehead, president OF Roanoke
College. After the service a large Of
fering was made to the building fund.
pr Fox presidien1s OF ssi ne synod y1 Of
w. r. Brown. vice..president, laid the
cornerstone of Christ Evangelical Lu-
theran Church.
II the weather permits, an automo-
way, viii make trip up the Valley
of Virginia into Maryland and Penn
sylvania, The other members of the
party will be Misses Less Shuler and
Mrs. William Ingles, Jr.. entertained
the Current Events Club and After
noon Idlers Friday afternoon, In hons
or Of Misses Mary Harris. of saltville.
and Melita Wilson.
Miss Agnes Micou delightfully."- en-
tertained q few of her friends at cards
Tuesday evening, in honor of her
guests, Misses Lavelette Bowman, Of
Rural Retreat.
Mrs. Lewis Ingles. of Roanoke. is
visiting Mrs. William Ingles.
Miss Mary Massie, Of Pulaski, Is
visiting the Misses Cassel.
Mr.. and Mrs, Catron and two chill
hren, Of Chattanooga. are visiting
Rev. S. S. Catron.
Miss Ruth Laughan. Of Pulaski, is
visiting Mrs B. 0. Pryor,
Miss Winfred Campbell of Pulaski,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs w, b. FLU
qua.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Cismont Social News.
to The T1mes-Dispatch

Especial to The T1mes-Dis patch,l
Cislnont, Va, June 25.-The Misses
Wilmer, Miss Katherine Cary and
Master Austin Brockenbrough are
visiting the Misses Money at
Homme House.
The pool at Nrerrie Mills Is now
open to the public, 1t has been reno-
vatod this spring and much improved.
Frank Lewis is now at his, home.
"Airslie."
Tho Cobtlan, Bridge Club had a most
delightful meeting at 'Keswtok." Mrs.
Pages beautiful home, on Wednesday
afternoon. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Rankin, DR., and Mrs NORTH,
Houghton, Miss Eleanor Page. Misses
Constance and Rose Page, Mr.. and
Mrs Will Money and Dr. Mann Page
Mrs. Grigsby Shackleford and little
daughter are at WILDWOOD" for the
summer.
Mrs: H, "A, Sampson and family. OF
Richmond. are spending the summer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26

turned from Stuart Hall. at Stanton.
Miss Fannie Guerrant and Mrs. Con-
nally Guerrant have returned from a
visit to Mrs. B. Frank Mebane at
Mrs. N. D. Berger. Of Union Hall,
is the guest Of Mrs. ], G; Dickinson.
Pine Street. Miss Berger Is the guest
OF Miss TIME Dickinson, who returned
from Union Hall with her guest.
Mrs. Thornton Wilson,. OF News
Ferry. is the, guest of her mother,
Mrs. G. A Raine.
Mrs. Carroll H. Montague. of Rich
mond is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes Penn.
Miss Margaret Hodges is home
from Converse College. En- route home
she spent several days with the Misses
Terrence. in Gastonia. n. c.
Miss Cacriste, of La Grange, H., Is
the guest of Mrs, Fl. p. Rooms. Main
Street.
Mrs. Richard Ivy Smith is at
Mrs. v. D. Smith has returned from
Preston.
Mrs Haskins Terrell. of Chase City.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Dora p.
Smith, Paxton Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26

and Fred Tralinger spent the week
end with Miss Willie Harvey.
Miss Nellie Caldwell is visiting In
Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Mabel Hunter has returned to
her home in Pulaski after visiting
Mrs. w. B. Fuqua,
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Calvary
Baptist Church met with Mrs, G. w.
Lyle last week.
j. S. Clark, of Richmond, is spend
Ing several days at the West End
Hotel.
Mrs. c. G. johnson, Mrs Mark Reid
and son, Mark, returned Thursday
from a five weeks visit to Charles
town and Harper's Ferry,
Mrs Howard Estes spent Tuesday
in Roanoke.
Mrs Herbert Johnson and son,
Charles, Of Roanoke are visiting Mrs.
G. G. Johnson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
Buena Vista Social News.
Especial to The imes-Dispatch.::

Buena Vista. Va. June a5.--Sunday
evening the regular Children's Day
exercises will be held in the Metho-
dist Church. and j. s, Stratton. super
intendent of the Sunday school. VIII
be IN charge
is now open, and guests are arriving
daily. Several entertainments will be
given there in the near future.
Invitations have been issued for
the coronation ball, to be given July
1. This will be one OF the leading
events OF the season.
Emmett Heller. OF Charleston. w,
Va, who has been thu guest OF his
father, returned to his home Monday
Miss White, OF ,Wgthevills. is the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-26
1 Campbell, with Mr.. and Mrs. ". 2

The report of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Morris's splendid success at the Inter
national Horse Show in England has
delighted their friends at Campbell
and surrounding neighborhood.
The dance given at the Cismont au-
ditorium last week by the v. c. M.
was thoroughly enjoyed by the young
people.
Master Tom Money. of Homme
House, is spending the summer with
Canada.
Mrs. James Page and family, Of the
University, have arrived at Gotham
to spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs Oscar Cran1 and family, Of
Ginter Park, Richmond, are at Nranns-
field for the summer.