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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-17
Buena Vista

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BCENA VISTA, VA, September
16.--A very enjoyable hop was given
at the Marlbrook on Tuesday evening
by the young men OF the city. The
ballroom floor was in excellent con-
dition the music good and everybody
had good time.
The annual picnic OF the Methodist
Sunday-school was held In Obaugn's
woods Wednesday and was largely at
tended both by the school and the
older mem bers OF the church. At noon
a bountiful lunch was Nserved by the
ladies, and the day was spent IN play
ing games dear TO the hearts OF the
children.
Mr. Henry Camden. of Fairfield.
was business visitor IN the city
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs T. I. Mills will leave
Saturday afternoon for Colorado
Springs. Col, where they will make
their home in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. e. l.. Embree return
ed from Porterda1e, Ga. Wednesday
morning, where they were called by
the death OF their grandson. d. Dean
Towers, Jr.
Mrs. w. /. Boone. who has been
visiting friends In Roanoke, returned
home Sunday evening.
Miss Matte Prichard. OF Peters,
burg, who has been the guest of Miss
Mary Rieherson, returned to her
home Wednesday.
Mrs w. NJ. Brown and Mr.. AM
brose Brown, who have been spend
ing a month in Washington, returned
home Sunday
Montvate. who have been the guests
of their daughter Mrs A. M Rucker
returned to their home this week.
Miss Helen Moore, of Fairfield. is
the guest Of Miss Margaret Umholtz.
City Treasurer A. O. Burks spent
Sunday and Monday In Bedford City.
Miss Annie Motley left Tuesday
morning for Norfolk. where she viii
In the public schools this winter.
Mrs. J. T. Martin, OF Farmvilie,
Is the guest OF Mrs. A. NJ Rucker.
Miss Ella Arbogast returned Sun
day from New York and Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Henry Motley left Tuesday
morning for Ashland to resume his
studies at Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. l.. c. Haden. OF Palmyra. was
a business visitor In the city Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. w r. Blue. of Char
iottesviile. who have been the guests
of Mrs. J. f. Stratton. returned to
their home this weea.
Mrs. Graham Dixon left Tuesday
for Marlinton, W. Va. where she viii
join her husband, who is now located
in that city.
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BASIC CITY, VA. Sept 17.--Septsm-
Der SO far has been beautiful month
in the mountains and the guests at
the Brandon have enjoyed many drives
and rides through the country. The
hotel lis still well filed, and every
morning the spacious veranda liz dotted
with those playing bridge. The chill
dren always enjoy their hour of
marching and dancing at night, after
which the young people fill the floor.
Bowling and tennis are stu. popular
as is a walk in the brisk cool air.
Several automobile parties have
stopped at the Brandon during the past
week. One party from Richmond
stopped on their return from Natural
Bridge. Monday night Those in the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ c. Patter-
son, Mrs. George Massie, Mrs James
Peasants. Col. E. c. Massie and son.
James Massie. T.
Those who have registered from
Richmond during the past week are.
Mr.. R. 5. Eggleston, Mr. A. w. Chean
Laing, Mr.. W. G. Moseley. Mr.. X, w.
Moore. Mr.. Harry Huber. Mrs. w. j.
G1assok. Mr.. r. p. Grant. Mr. w. d,
Boone, Mr.. s. S. Rice. Mr.. w. {, Blan-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Patterson, Mrs
George Massie. Mrs. James Peasants,
Col. f. G. Massie. Mr. James Massie, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Herbert Rice.
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Barton Heights

Miss Hester Lee, of Prince George
county. is the guest of her brother,
Mr. l. II. Lee.
Mrs. Charlie C. Broaddus and chill
dren left Friday for months stay
with her father, MIR. William Walker,
of Walkerton, King and Queen coun-
~.
Mrs. Bryant OBannon. OF San An
tonic, Texas. is making her home for
the present with her mother-in-law.
Mrs. Flora OBannon.
Mrs. @. b. Peaseley. who has been
under treatment at the Memorial
hospital for some time. Is improving
and expect to be at home in "a few
days.
The Rev. r. NJ. Lemly, pastor OF
the Overlook Presbyterian church
will preach Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. He was recently elected as
the pastor of this church for another
year.
Mr.. Lewis Herndon. who was re-
Gently connected with the American
Locomotive company OF Paterson, n.
j.. has returned to the University
College of Medicine.
The Fasteners played game Of
foot ball with the Westerners, Fri
day morning. The Fasteners won
by a score of 80 to 0. Some OF the
players of the West Side were badly
crippled. The star player of the
game was Farrow of the East Side.
MIR. and Mrs James Armstrong. of
Philadelphia. are making their home
with Mrs. Flora O'Bannon
Mrs. George w. Flemming. OF
Lynchburg. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. $, r. Pulliam, 90S
Lamb avenue. has returned home
Mr.. Cabell W. Rady is on an ex-
tended pleasure trip TO New York,
and other northern cities. He will
be home during the early part OF
next week.
Fitzgerald Lodge. A, F. and A. NJ.
will hold Its regular stated commun-
ication Monday night, September 10.
IN its hall on Wickham street.
Miss Virginia Long, who had the
misfortune to fall and painfully In
jure her knee about ten dsS,s ago. is
still confined TO her home. being
unable to walk.
Mr.. Robert Duncanson Is quite Ill
ef fever at his home In Brookland
Park
The Rev. A. c. Bergman will
preach at IL o'clock Sunday morn
ing and at at night. at the Metho-
dist church.
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Oxford, N. c.

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OXFORD. n. c., Sept. l7--One Of
the most delightful social functions of
the season occurred Monday afternoon
when Mrs. A. A. Hicks entertained the
Womans Literary Club in honor of
Mrs. Joseph F. Meadows. Mrs Speight,
OF Raleigh, and her sister. Mrs. l.. c.
Skinner, of Greenville. The broad and
spacious porches of Mrs. Hicks hand
Some colonial home. on North Col
lege street, were beautifully decorated
in evergreens to represent the kitchen
garden described by Rostand in his
popular play, .'Chanticler" Each
member read selections from the third
act OF this play, and quite good deal
OF merrirnent was caused among the
members by each guest assuming the
role of barn-yard fowl. Punch was
served after course lunch by Misses
Lillian and AlIiene Minor.
Miss Mary Webb arrived home Mon
day afternoon, after an extended tour
of several months in Europe with the
party OF MIR. and Mrs. Wade Brown
While away Miss Webb visited practi-
cally every country ON the Continent
and also witnessed the Passion Play
in Switzerland.
Miss Anrfae F'lrman left this week
for Salisbury, where she has accepted
a position to teach In the local schools
there.
Mics Lizzie Moore, of Dur ham. ia
the guest OF Miss Hettie Lyon
Major Charles NJ. Stedman Of
Greensboro, arrived here Thursday ana
Is registered at the Exchange"
Mrs. B. X, Hays, Miss Sophia Tay-
lor James Booth and Nick Cannady
went over to Durham In Mrs. Hays
car and spent the day.
MIR. j.. Is. owen, of Henderson, was
the Weekend guest of MIR. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Currin.
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Virginia Beach

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VIRGINIA BEACH. VA, Sept. H.
The recent arrivals at the Waverly
are MIR. Robert Mills, OF Baltimore,
Md: Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Bland, of
Philadelphia: Mr.. ~. l.. Deyo, of
Bingnamton, n. Y: Mrs. Harry C.
Busick. Me. James II. husiek anu Miss
Jane bnsiek. OF baltimore, Md; Miss
Mary K. Hill. Of Drewry's Blan, va;
aliss fannie SpeeN, Of harrlsonpurx,
Va. and AIRS. K. T. Cannon, OF paitl-
more. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Christian. OF
Richmond. Va. are stopping ut the
Eagemere cottage for some time.
Mr.. Jack Waterman, OF Norfolk,
Va. spent the week end at the pea.ii.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Evans. of Birming-
ham. Ga. are spending several weeks
at the Waverley.
Mr.. ana MEs. r., ". Brown and Miss
Olive Brown. OF Charleston, w. va,
are stopping AZ the aardner cottage
for a few weeks.
Miss rliixaoeln Parker. of Ports
mouth. Va. spent the week end with
Miss Elizabeth Wells
Miss George Wompie. of Smithileld.
Va. lis spending the winter at the
Gardner, cottage
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Spottsylvania

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SPOTSYLvANIA, VA, Sept. IT,
Mrs. Lula Hudson, Of Washington. is
Waiting for week Mrs. S. N. Alrich,
OF Spotsyivania-
A. q. Spotswood. of Orange. has
returned home. after visiting Mr.. c.
Il. Gordon for some days in Spotsyl-
vania-
Miss Mary Hansford, of Washington.
ID the quest OF friends In Spotsylvania
for q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hansford. Of
Gpotsyivania, are visiting for ten days
In King George county.
Mrs. Virginia Polglaire, who has
been spending the summer in Spot
sylvania. has returned to Washing
ton.
Mrs.. Theodore Miller, OF Irvington,
after visiting several weekA In Spot
syIvania, has returned home.
Miss Myrtle Joner, OF washington,
q the guest Of Mrs. Annie l.. Alrich,
of 6potsyiyanfa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Shay. Of
the county. gave . very enjoyable so
cial and dance to their numerous
friends on Thursday night last.
Coleman Hollingsworth, Of Spotsyi-
wants. has gone on = Wait 10 Front
RoyAk ~
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Social News From All Sections Of Virginia
Mr.. Kenneth Bakly left Friday for
Mount st. Mary's school in Emmits-

Mr.. Kenneth Bakly left Friday for
Mount st. Mary's school in Emmits-
burg. Md.
Miss Mamie NJ Honne and Miss
Sue b. wore, of Washington, ID. c.,
are stopping at the Queen Anne cot
tage for some time.
Miss L. w. Garrett. of Norfolk, Va,
Is spending several weeks at the Wa
verley.
Mrs. \. Il. Gordon. Mrs. Hilson
Lamb and Miss Elizabeth Gordon. all
of Williamson, \. c. are spending
ten days at the Gardner cottage.
Miss Leila Alvey. OF Hagerstown
Md. Mrs. w. B. Preston and Miss
Caroline Preston. of Washington. ID.
c.. are stopping at the Edgemere cot
tage for two weeks.
Miss Jessie Niemyer entertained the
members of her bridge club most de-
lightfully Thursday morning at the
Pocahontas cottage. The prize. a pair
of silk stockings, was won by Miss
Page Shelburne. Her guests were Mrs
William Shelburne. Miss Virginia
Dance, Miss Helena Allen, Miss Kemp
Keeling, Miss Eliza Hamlin and Miss
Page Shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Purcell Frey. of
York. Pa, are spending some time at
the Waverley.
Mr.. William Giennan left Monday
for Emmitsburg, Md, where he will
attend Mount st. Mary's school.
Mr.. William Parker spent the week
end at the Queen Anne cottage.
Mr., Hurbert Nash spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll
at the English Bungalow"
Miss Ray Evans returned to Peters
burg Monday. after spending several
weeks at the Wild Rose cottage.
Mr.. Clarence Thompson has return
ed to his home in Norfolk. after spend
ing the summer at the Victoria cot
tage.
MIR. c. w. Kent, OF Asheville, y. C.,
and Mr.. q. A. Kent, of Roanoke, Va,
are spending several weeks at the
Waverley.
Those recently registered at the
Queen Anne cottage are Mr.. y. 8.
Walton. of Norfolk; Miss Louise Best,
of Ann, O: Miss c. f. Best and Miss
C. NJ. Best, of Norfolk, Va; Rev +.
p. Miner, of Norfolk; Mr.. w, Leon
Hall, Mr.. n. Goodwin Parker. Ports
mouth. Va; Miss Carroll Simpson and
Miss GeneYieve Goodwin, OF Ports
mouth, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Rogers. OF Surry.
Va, are spending several days at the
Gardner cottage.
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LeesburQ

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LEESBURG. VA, September IL
Mrs. Jas. e. STANDBY, of Washing
ton, Ia visiting her sister. Mrs. F. E.
Saunders, at "Lombardy." near town.
Mr.. w. II. Burke and children have
returned from an extended visit TO
Hampton, Va.
Mrs. speer. and daughters. Misses
Leila and Bessie, who have spent sew
erai weeks with the missis Elgin,
have returned to their home In Wash
ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n. Walker
have returned to their home In Wat
erford from q tour abroad. While
in Oxford. England. their daughter.
Miss cornelia, was stricken with in
fantlle paralysis.
Misses Mamie Lee Janney and Har-
riette Winchester. are at Virginia
Beach for several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred Gawthrope. of VIII
mington. Del. Is the guest of Miss
Liilias Janney. Mrs. Gawthrope was
formerly Mrs Belle McGill. OF Lees
burg.
Mrs. Fred H. Hobart OF WASH
ington. Is the guest OF Miss Violet
Alexander.
Mr.. Samuel Norris. a well-known
architect, and daughter. Miss Han.
nah Norris. have returned to their
home in Washington after an ex-
tended visit In Leesburg.
Mr.. Frank Littleton, a weli-known
broker of New York. In visiting his
old home In Leeshurg this week.
Mr.. Geo. r. Lewis, of WILMINGTON.
Del, In visiting his sisters In town.
Captain w. r. Garrett Is spending
several weeks at Beiar Springs. Va.
Miss Jean Lee pennei has returned
from an extended visit TO Salisbury.
Nd.
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Warrenton

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WARRENToS. VA. Sept. IT.
Misses Mamie and Maud Coivin. who;
have been spending some time At At
lantic City. have returned home.
Miss Mamie Russell. of New York
Is visiting Miss Ida Fans.
Mr.. z. @. Michaels, OF Richmond
special agent for the Dixie Fire In-3
surance Company, was in Warrent0n
on business on Tuesday of this week.
Miss Kate Keith Left this week for,
Philadelphia. where she will spend
several months. Miss Keith will b
the guest of Mrs. Cox.
Miss Alice McCauley. who has been
the guest of Mrs. J. ID. Hooe, left on
Thursday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert, OF AlexAn~
dria. are the guests of Mrs. Hooe.
Mrs. Walker Spencer, of New Orr
leans; Miss Spencer and Master 6peu>
GER, who have been spending several
months at Locust Dale, have arrived
in Warrenton and are at Mrs. Green's
for some time.
Miss Edith Lee Butler Is at home.
after a visit to friends In Buffalo.
Mrs. John Latham. who has been
the guest of the Misses Fletcher, has
returned TO her home In Richmond.
Mr.. eayior Clark, who has F5ust re.
turned from touring Europe in mo.
tor. is spending scveraf days In War;
renton with Mrs. Gaylord Clark and
Miss Lettuce Clark.
Miss Alice Smith, who has been
spending the summer In Warrenton.
left this week for New York. where
she will spend several weeks.
Miss Annie Hilleary, OF Chariottes-
Vile. is in Warren.on and is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hilleary.
Miss Hattie Feilowes, of New York
who is well remembered in Warrens
ton, Is at Captain Carriers.
Mrs. Walter Williamson, OF Wash.
ington. spent several days In town this
week with Colonel and Mrs. Grenvills
Gaines.
Miss Gertrude Williamson. who llas
been visiting Miss Elizabeth Gaines
returned to her home on Thursday.
Work has been begun on the new
Methodist church and parsonage.
The soiree given by Misses Nelson
and Forbes TO their dancing cIaan.
which took pace at the hotel ON Mon.
day night. was great success, and
the younger folks enjoyed the occa-I
sion. There We're numerous attractive
costumes. but Master Jack Hayes a.
Teddy Fl. was probably the most ORIG
inal costume in the room.
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Woodstock

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WOODSTOCK. VA, Sept. 1.-THE
Misses Walton entertained Monday
evening in honor of their house guests.
Miss Phila McGee, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Robert Graham, OF Pulaski. Pro
gressive games, interspersed with con-
tests. were the feature Of the evening.
Miss Arlene Walker. winning the high
est score. was awarded the prize. q
beautiful book. The following guests
were present.: Misses Phla MCGEE.
Lula Magruder, Arlene Walker. Bessie
Wander, Anna Williams, Elizabeth
Newton, Annie Clover, Mary f.
Coppedge, Cary Funkhouser Margaret
and Alice Bowman, Virginia Haslett,
Hetty Switzerland and Eeianor Ora
bin: Mesdames Robert Graham, W. c.
Ford and W. b. Lager; Messrs. Stan
ford Switzerland. Robert and Frank
Magruder, Shields Chapman. Harold
and Hustin Newman. William Bush
ong, Edgar and Walter wunder.
Charles skyies, Lutte Walker. Gilbert
Cofrman. Philip and Clayton Will
liams.
Mrs r. c. Graham. who Is a guest
of Miss Mabel Walton, entertained her
friends at bowling party last Sat
urday morning The prize for the
highest score was won by Mr.. L. s.
Walker; the consolation prize was
given TO Miss Walton.
Mrs. c. E. Walton and two children
have returned from a visit to her par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. NJ. NJ johnson,
Of Front Royal,
Mr.. Sumpter Montgomery, of Jack
sonviIle, Fla, is the guest of Air.
Charles, Cionsr.
Miss Madaline Johnson. OF Front
Royal, is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
G. T.. Walton. In South Main street.
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West Point

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WEST POINT. September H.
The West Point High School opens
ed on Thursday with q fair enr0i1s
ment Prof. c. Clyde F. Green. %.
Page County. who taught here ID the
same capacity last term. In back THU
session as principal. The faculty -
mains the same with one exception
Miss Olive Gault. of West Point.
takes the position OF Mrs. Kato
Richardson.
Lewis left on Thursday to attend
Randolph Macon woman's CoiIese,
of Lynchburg.
Mr.. Herbert Woodward has lefe
for the Washington and Lee Univer.s
sity. Charlie Gault. for College MI
Ashland. Walter Hargrave for the
Medical College in Richmond.
Mr.. Harvey Brooks, weil-knowu In
baseball circles, who has been away
all of the summer. has returned ~
his home here.
Mrs. S. B. johnson, of Rappahau.s
mock county, the mother OF Mrn. nv
=. Baghy, and Mrs. Ogden. Of New
York. sister OF Mrs. Bagby, are vtss
itors here.
DR. b. B. Ragby will leave ko1I
Danvitle. Va. on Monday to attend
the state Convention of the Chrta-s
tian Church, where he is appointS6
70 deliver an address on the KG-
sponsihtlity cf the Preacher for the
Health OF the Community
Rev. J. q. Hall. Of Richmond, has
accepted call to the West Point
Christian church to preach the flx1eS
and third Sundays In the month III
the evening, on the same days th&&I
he breaches in the morning at JerSi~I
salem church In upper King Willi4uG
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett Lewis. A.
Hamlet. ". G., arrived on ThursdA1;
from Norfolk. where they have hs6G
visiting. to spend some Gays WIN
their parents here. Mr.. and s Nm
Herbert I. Lewis. E 81
Miss Mary Woodward will Attes
the Richmond Woman's College 9M1|
term. Mr.. Charles 7, Eagby ana ac
Charles. were the guests OF MIA Ih<
p. Bagby this week. He spent t1
GUNNER travelling in the west ~
az San Francisco. ~ SslI S "
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Bon Air

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BON AIR. VA. september A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goggtn, OF Texas: Misses
Mary and Harriet cringan, Charles
Phipps. OF boston. nave peen tn. re-
cent guests of Mrs. I. l.. +. Cooke
Miss Mary Friend. of Petersburg.
and Miss Marion Montague were
guests on Tuesday OF Miss Virginia
Lee Miller
A delightful automobile party from
Richmond lourneyed out last Satur-
day ana had supper in true camp
fashion on Sunset Hill the party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Mayo. Misses Juliet and Cary Tai
colt. Lisa Archer. Evelyn Glenn.
Emily Travatt and Gussie Burwell.
OF Baltimore. Messrs. Hamilton. Bas-
kerville and James ball. OF Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cox. Jr.. left
on Tuesday. accompanied by their
family for their home In Richmond.
Miss Augusta Barfield closed her
home here this week and will be
in Richmond for the winter months.
Ar. and Mrs. Henry Hofchkiss. of
Richmond. are at The Inn"
Mr.. T. M. Kennedy. Miss Kennedy
and Gordon Kennedy left this week
to visit relatives In Berryville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Meek and
family are at The Inn for this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. wfthers Miller were
with Mr.. Polk Miller over Tuesday.
Miss Olive Moulton left Thursday
FOR New England 10 visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Bentley were
guests on Monday OF DIR. and Mrs.
Charles Robins, in Richmond.
Miss Mckenna Jones, who has been
the guest of Miss Efixa Christian, re-
turned to Petersburg Wednesday.
A well attended bal pondre on
Tuesday at the Country Club was the
event of the week.
Miss Nellie Mcclure was the hostess
on Monday night for n party OF young
people from Richmond. Among them
were Miss Elizabeth Montgomery.
! Miss Marberry and Miss Mary Waller,
Of Norfolk.
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StanardsviHe

STANARDsvILLE, VA. Sept. IT,
David Jacobs. Of Orange Courthouse.
was visitor to this town this week.
Luther Doffermyre. Of North Caro-
lima, has been visiting his parents.
Algernon Maupin. of Washington.
p. c., Is visiting friends and relatives
in this community.
Miss Cutie Bray will begin her
school In Rockingham county next
Monday.
Ollie Morris and ". 3. Cole, Jr..
attended the Charlottesville Repubn-
can district convention.
Miss Mamie Estes. of Orange coun-
~. is attending the graded school in
this place.
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Scottsville

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SCOTTSvILLE, VA, September liz
Miss Isabel Jones. who has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs y. r.
Powers, has returned to her home m
Richmond.
Mrs. John Graves has returned -
Richmond, after two weeks visit to-
her sister. Mrs. j. G. Hill.
Miss Rose Farrar Is the guest o.
her brother, +. Il Farrar, in Rich&s
mond.
md Mrs j. p. Blair, Miss Lucy
II. Powers and Rev. j.. A. Chrfstfaus
.-.-1..,.es. .1,e meeting of West Hanover
Presbytery at Buckingham Courthouse
Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week.
II. e. Harris is in Lewisburg, W.
Va. with his brother, Judge John
w. Harris, who Is quite Ill.
Miss May r. Davis left several dayS
ago for stanton to visit friends be-
fore returning TO Richmond for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs ID. X. Briggs, who
have been visiting relatives here FOR
the past two weeks, have returned ~
Suffolk
Miss Bessie Hill mas returned -
Lynchburg to resume her duties as
teacher in the odd Fellows home IN
that city
MIR. and Mrs. j. a. McGiloray and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. who have.
been spending July and August az
the home of the Misses Davis, hAv~
returned to their home in Richmoud.
Miss Lydia Cloves. who has been
the guest of DR. and Mrs. Warner
Wood has returned TO her home IN
Lynchburg.
W J. Heath, OF Norwood. was AZ
his old home here this week.
r. j. Wade, of Richmond. spent
several days this week with hts fans
lily at Mr.. NJ M. Blair's.
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Christiansburg

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CHRISTIANSBURG VA, Septem-
Der i7.--Mrs. Faust. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. sydney Shelf
man. has returned TO her home in
Denmark, s. c.
The high school opened last Tues
day with the usual good attendance.
under the principleship of Professor
Smith. who has held this position for
a number of years.
Mr.. William Stuart spent several
days at home last week.
Mrs. Doyle. of Newport News, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Miller
Mr.. Richard wainwright dropped
dead near his home last Monday
morning.
Miss Evelyn Charlton has return
ed from visit TO friends in Roa-
noke.
Miss Grace sheltman opened the
art sschool In Phlegar building last
Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell Childress. OF
Roanoke. are visiting Mrs. Mollie
Mrs Simpson and Miss Ellie simp-
son spent several days In Radford
this week.
Judge Lyle. of Texas. who left
Christiansburg In 1874, has returned
TO his home after a visit to friends
here.
Miss Phyllis Dedrick left for
Blacksburg. where she has posi-
ton as teacher in the high school
Miss Bessie Moore and Miss Hillie
Becker, both Of Roanoke, spent Tues
day with Miss Eula Walters.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart has returned
from an extended visit to relatives In
Charleston, w. Va. and other places.
Major w. l.. Pierce left Saturday
to attend the Insurance Convention
in Chicago. Ill.
bytery.
Mrs. Ham Wilson, of Pittsburg, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs
John Miller, has returned to her
home-