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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Danville Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Danville, Va. February lo;-Miss
elizabeth Lewis Wheat. Of Richmond
who has been visiting in panville. has
cial events were given in her honor.
Mrs. Ernest Clapp has returned to
her home in Greensboro.
Miss Frank Hanes, of Winston. who
has been visiting Miss Bland SCHOOL,
feld, has returned home.
spending some time at Hot Springs.
Miss Elizabeth White has returned
from a pleasant visit to Lyuchburs.
Mrs. Cora Starke. Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. is in the city.
Miss Annie Scales, OF 'Thornfield,"
has returned home after pleasant
visit to Misses Taylor.
Mrs. Thomas Hanun and Miss Eliza
have returned from Norfolk.
Mrs. Bruce James has returned from
a visit to Norfolk.
Mrs. Ernest Turpin and son are the
, guests of Mrs. Ernest Clapp, in Green's
boro.
Miss Carrie Davis. OF Charlottesville,
is the guest of Miss Landon Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd. Of
Charlotte county. are spending the
month OF February with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Bethel are the
guests Of their daughter. Mrs. Henry
o.. Schoolfield. in Mullins.
Mrs. F. B. Gravetey is the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Clapp, on
Summit Avenue, in Greensboro,
Mrs. James G. Graveley is the guest
of relatives in West Virginia.
Lewis Kaufman has returned from
New York.
WHO Fox is spending several weeks
In New Orleans and other Southern
cities.
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Roanoke Social News.

Roanoke. Va. February 1c.-Thc
Brotherhood OF the Second Presbyte-
rian Church held most enjoyable
banquet in the chapel Of the church
for 100 guests. The table was in the
shape of Maltese cross, and was
decorated with roses and smilaxS Cap
tain lo. w. Speed acted as POSTMASTER
and the following spoke: Dr.. J. D. Pax.
ton, Of Lynchburg the Rev. Arthur
the Rev. r. B: Hill, DR.. L. G. Pedigo
and DR.. w c.. Campbell. A course
supper was served by the Ladies' AID
Society OF the church.
Mrs. James p. Woods entertained at
bridge Tuesday evening In honor of
who is the guest OF Miss Margaret
Walls trum.
The younger set" enjoyed dc.
ltghtful card dance at the Ponce de
Leon Hotel I; Tussday evening.
Mrs: G. w. Sanders was hostess
guests. Miss Alverda Egerton, Of pa
tersburg; Miss Minnie Elicit, Of Chris
tiansburg. and Miss Faith Stahlman,
of Columbus, o.
me ,Arcadians" We're warmly well
coined Thursday evening, when thew
presented 'Turveyland" at the Acad.
envy Of Music. Society turned OUT IN
large numbers to see the play. which
was splendidly presented. The club
was entertained at the Shenandoah
| citation.
Misses Nellie Hobart and Edith
Jamison have returned from T,exine =
ton, where they attended the VAST.
inggton and Lee dances. As'
Mrs. George w. Miles, Of Marion,
, Nas is WISHING friends at Virginia Col.
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lille Social News

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10, Va. February l2.--Pro.
r. Kerlin. of the Normal
uity, entertained Judge Wat
II few other friends ut a post
Nunn, OF Roanoke. and his
r.. Geo. Giles, OF Union Hail,
ir Jaw, Mrs. Liliiau
N, OF Farmville, this week
,bert Louis Frecar has 60
m a short visit to her mothor
berta Poole entertained n
her friends late "Wednesday
honor of her birthday.
,sa williams has returned
Arvonia. where she visited
r a short time.
cy Nash Eggleston. of Cliar.'
lty. Is guest of Mrs. Y.
of Farmville.
Scott Martin has been spend.
eek visiting Mrs. w. Duyal
:. of Lynehburg.
10Th. of Petersburg. was y
Mrs. G. b. Crute, this wecl<
1chanan, of Richmond. ~
+. and Mrs. Jarman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Clergyman's Sons Testimo.
NAL of Tuberculosis Cure

! ra no neglect a cold, bronchitis. lung
trouble or Consumption is danrero ns
we all know how prone peonia ave eu ~
u ua4 tney nave Consumption. IT is a
hlled with bright hopes 90 u ,nonrova 20
ment; Call Consumption by IL own
dread name-and then. al "a ~ NJ
mans Alternative. because il Is efrnc.
tive IN Tuberculosis. No one need
d dens a Tno, lIimthere is plenty Of evil
gate the following:
Gentlemen: Prior to F Sl,y =, i9ye eoe
was located In Rochester,, n y. suf.
feTlnE with la Grippe. which devaloped
NJ MO o napercutos,s, Ny physician gave
terrible night sweats and nd n,idday MIDDAY
ohills. and losing flesh rapidly. HAVING
gone from LOS to 1856 lbs. T courhcd
anu raised continually, and became so
Meak that walking few rect en-
reen sl nh s, Jn !, my return home. my
couragenlent. My father who is a
clergyman heard OF Eckman.s. Alfera-
1--WE. ana. induced me to take Il. The
night sWeats ana chills disappeared,
diy, im;ssad became easier ana gradually
vel nd1's an AH nnn "a 2 few days ds.
months ! am nov in perfect Health,
back to 1856 lbs. | feel p cartain n HAT l
owe my HE to Eckman's Alterative.
lslgned) Z. II. COWLES.
EC /! ALTERNATIVE il good
LOT tiinoae ana lung troubles, and IS on
sale ~ e. Richmond at owens 8. Minor
d3rug uGs can Ask for booklet Of cured
procured from Your local pt Jrussp,. 4 II
not n, send this, advertisement Nth Two
I5s,ii 70 the Eckman Laboratory,
pnlladelpha, Pa, aud we viii send
s ssu a ons eset.te prepaid, to your near
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Buena Vista Social News.
Special to The Times-DIspatch.

Especial to The Times-Dtspatch.]
Buena Vista, Va. February ia
tertained the Entu Mouse Club on SAT-
urday afternoon with a progressive
whist party at her home, Green ables."
The lower floor of her spacious home,
which is admirably adapted for en-
PERTAINING. was decorated with palms
and potted plants. The score-cards
were very attractive. being OF different
designs. After an enjoyable game, 1t
was found that the highest score had
been made by Mrs. B. S. Randolph. and
piece OF hand-painted china. Delicious
refreshments We're served.
The Chaperon," which was given on
Monday evening, was quite a success,
IN charge. The parts were we'll taken
and the audience we'll plea Sed with the
whole entertainments.
Inc social season came to a very
delightful close on Tuesday evening
when Mrs. y. l.. Baker and Miss Anna
Waugh entertained With g. card party
the home OF Miss Waugh. The house
vas prettily decorated with valentine
decorations, and the cards we're
pf1y va attr an progresslve whist was
game, the women's prize. handsome
box Of caidy, went to Mrs. ID. S. Brom-
ley, and ]. CS. Taylor received the
M Wera s prize; Delightful refreshments
Miss Adelaide Campbell. of Amherst,
was the guest Of Mrs. w. j. Wright nj
the Marlbrook this week,
MISS Lottie v. Worthingt on, of Phil
as,a p Is spending several days in
Mrs. N; Doke and Miss Ruth Whit
of Mrs. W. B, Pinlsard. =
Embree White, OF Bristol, is the
guest OF Mrs. T. Il Embree.
MI. and Mrs. Henry McCorkle os
View 1ork. are at Tuscan Villa
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to be mean old men or women, mote

to be mean old men or women. mote
hunters In the scheme Of life.
heard this morning unique COM
pliment for woman l know. She
is the sort we always describe as
"a fine woman" she is ample should
cred and deep bosomed. with VIDE.
full forhead, and eyes that LOOK
kindly upon the world. and a voice
that is soft, yet has IN It deep con-
A woman friend Said OF her, with
that fine glow that, comes upon ene
faces OF women who are generous
enough to praise and intelllgent
med up in this. she has never done on,
anything, contenlptibleGin her life. Al!
her faults are big ones"
This woman has never let her W ~ : !,
grow small She has g., meyer Yer psrmlstea
upon the large concerns Of life, look
ing out from the window Of her own
life upon the wider fields outside, She
Is no prisoner Of self. 4 g9od wv VIE =
selfhood into tins larger life.
This. woman would win contest
for "the most popular woman" any
where that she IS known. For The
Those shao Who look ,s beyond aae tbs little
things Of the moment to the larger
things OF the month ana year are
the great folk among lis, the cons
forting folk. the helpful ones.
It is the man or woman who takes
the hird's-eye View looking far over
q wide expanse. not focusing narrowly
a microscopic lens upon It, who Is
the person Of power, the person OF
charm. OF human kindness.
While details must be considered
while they must have their due meed
OF attention. they should have no more
than that need. A timely prayer al
this threshold OF tho year is. "Lnrd
mako me not to magnify little
things! Make me large of heart, Of
mind of soul! Give me clean vision
hut ] pray thee, make IT wide, too''
| How to avoid littleness of life Is .
practical question. asked by practica
lmust must: but 4 thinI On III the bis th s Il
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nchester Social News.

>ial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
ester, Va. February IA
dience expressed its approba-
tsday night when the mid
Iecital of Fort Loudoun Semi
IS given, with it's usual finish
auditorium. Piano solos We're
rom memory by. Misses Gladys
IN. Emily Haldeman, Dorothy
Mary Louise Glass, Gertrude
Carmen Pierce, Elizabeth
and Regina Duh. Miss Mary
sang Tosti's Good Bye" The
)art OF the program consisted
'eretta, The Gypsy Queen" A
,.rt of the school took part in
Suses and drills. while the plot
i sustained by Misses Susan
Ruth Huyett, Madolin John
1toria Noel, Carmen Pierce,
obinson, Edna Sires. Florence
aRuth Guyer and Madeline
Misses Margaret Harrison
noes Pierce sang solos in the
VI music.
8 the out Of town guests were
, Mrs. t. T. Lines. OF New York
g. j. O. Brooks. OF Clarksburs
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. IIuyett
; Eva Phillips. of Charlestown,
Miss Mary Rhodes, OF Harri-
{ Va; Miss Martha Colborn
elborn, of Frostburg, Md: Miss
airy Henshaw. of Inwood, w
'. and Mrs. Hugh Pierce, Mr.
=. Lacy Humston, Miss Bertha
j of Clarke county. Va.
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Suffolk Social News.
Especial to The Timos-pispatch.

Especial 10 The Timos-Dispatch.1
Suffolk. Va, February 1.-THE Mar
rled Peoples Card Club was enter
tained Tuesday night hy 5fr. and Mrs.
Herbert West at their home on Brook
Ign Heights. The club prize for wo-
| men. a hand embroidersd handkerchief,
guest prize, lace tabot. TO Mrs. G. Z.
Montgomery: the club prize for men.
silk hose, to j. Howard Taylor. and the
consolation. q Ghost Book, TO Mrs. Il.
L. Woodward, Jr.
Mrs. NJ. T. Withcrs on Tuesday al
ternoon was hostess to members OF
the Matinee Card Club at her home in
North Main Street. The game was six
hand cuchre. The guest prize. a
brass basket. was won by Mrs. Anne
pillow. by Mrs. George p. Urquhart.
and the lone-han prize. an embroid-
cred handkerchief. by Miss Leah
Perry.
ternoon entertained at cards at her
home in Bank Street. The highest
score was mado by Mrs. C. C. cahoon.
Miss Florence Titus. OF Petersburg,
Va. is in Suffolk as a guest OF Mrs,
S. j. Carr In West Washington Street.
Miss Leolin Etheredge. OF Charlotte.
n. c.. has concluded visit with her
sister. Mrs. n. r. W1;hers. in North
Main Street.
George Nurney has returned after a
visit to Richmond relatives.
Mrs. Walter Egerton. OF Macon. n.
| c., Is guest OF friends In Suffolk.
Captain C. Harry Causey. of Bursaw.
n. c.. this week was q visitor at his
| old home In Suffolk.
G. r. Coleman. OF Williamsburg. Va.
has returned home after visit to
! SUFFOLK
The Magazine Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Daisy
| Nurney.
L. Pretlow Holland has returned
| from visit to Richmond.
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One Good Nezv
Year Resolution
By ADA PATTERSON

Let us revise our New Year resolu.
lions. This revision Is necessary
work, for IL we have made forty reso-
buttons, wo are sure to break them all.
II we focus our good intents upon one
resolution. we are liable to keep it,
petty so trya aaso Let Us examine MIN &c our
selves to be shure there are no traces
OF petty tyranny In us. No? Arc we
quite shure? For each OF us there is
q petty Kingdom and it depends upon
worthily or contemptibly.
If we can't afford a maid OF our own
but share with u feminine syndicate
the services OF a visiting maid, who
laces at SO much the hour. the time
that partable servant gives us is our
little Kingdom.
If we are unk1nd or GaptPous. or
thoughtless, OF over-eXacting In our
treatment of her, we are petty tyrants.
II we work all day In a downtown
office as the servant OF man or cor,
poration. and visit the captlousness OF
our e1poyfeSS e p oP2fiee elevator
boy who keeps us waning while they
"load up on the freight attachment
TO tho climbing conveyance, we are
petty tyrants.
goods to the shop girl who won't &C.
cent them, or If we are salesWomei'
and bully the cash girl we are petty
II We, being expeditions. insult the
street car conductor before he insults
us. we are petty tyrants.
Re we bully the dressmaker or mil
liner. the miikman or the street clean
err. we are the puny moaarchs OF g
miserable Kingdom.
II We develop naiserosco4ph1o ma ma ,or.
o ~ q poor Kingd ON.
- Particularly If youth lies behind us
and old age before, and we stand OF
the the mount of middle age, must W I,
Whntever our bent, it grows moro pro
nnounced with tho years, II y never
to to pause long enough TO ask; "Vhal
ieno WA can determine 'acye!
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a visit to Mrs. Hugh Goodman. :,
Miss Alice Allen, OF Chase City, Is
visiting relatives here.
Fort Monroe Social News.
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Especial to The -Dispntch.1
Fort Monroe, Va. February II
With tho Easter season on. tue Cha,.,r
berlin and Sherwood Hotels are rapid.
~ filling up with guests, and accord
ing to the bookings of the hotels, TINS
seas sia'f FOR r. Old ii !; Point. -
Washington's birthday will be cello,
brated at the Chamberlin with n bal
poudrc, in the handsome ballroom. Al
ready the younger set among the wo-
men as we'll as the older mntrons, are
discussing the matter of dress for the
event, and 1t Is expected that the AFFAIR
Will prove ono OF the most charming
social entertainments OF the Lenten
season.
Captain Robert S. Alternately. for the
past three years engineer officer at
Fort Monroe. accompanied by Mrs. ABB
Hunt. where the captain will assume
command of that post. Captain Aber.
natty has been athletic officer at Fort
Monroe since coming here. and Is
widely popular with the athletic folks
of the lower peninsula. He will be
tain Harrison Hall and as athletic
officer by Captain J. Fl. Bunker.
Mrs. Bradley, wife Of Captain Brad.
ley, was the hostess at bridge whist
her guests included Mrs. Coleman. Mrs.
Knox, Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Hayden. Mrs.
Pence. Mrs. Lincoln. Mrs. JEFFERSON,
Mrs. Mccall. Mrs. Fulton Mrs. Howell.
Mrs. McNiell, Mrs. Dingler, Mrs. Perry,
Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Roer-
back, Mrs. Nicholson, Mrs. Hainer, Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. Mack. Mrs. Terrell, Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Kimberly and Miss Kimber-
~ Favors were awarded Mrs. Kim
berly, Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Perry.
Mrs. G. G. Heiner presided at the tea
table. and Mrs. M. X. Bettison at the
punch bowl.
Another delightful whist party for
the women of the post was given We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. w. G. Baker,
the wife Of Lieutenant Baker. Mrs.
Harrison Hall was at the tea table,
and Mrs. ]. p. Barney, daughter Of
John S. Wise, of New York, was in
charge of the punch-bcw
Hon. John S. Wise, Of New York
City, is spending the winter at Fort
Monroe. with his daughter. Mrs. Ear
| ney. the wife of Lieutenant J. p. Bar
ney. Mr.. Wise is here recuperating his
health.
George f. Adams. manager OF the
Chamberlin, with Mrs. Adams, has left
for stay OF three weeks in New
| Hampshire.
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.ksburg Social News.

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urg, Va, February 12.-Ai
hop and orchestra concert
a in the German Club hall
stitute Saturday evening In
the young women here for
Inter german and remaining
weekend.
Z Patterson and Miss Mary
!: OF Philadelphia, spent the
q. Mr.. Patterson will repre-
Pennsylvania Railway III Ger
3 summer, and Will be ac-
!, there by Mrs. Patterson and
-lters.
allie rutherford, Of Balti-
the guest OF Rev. ana Mrs.
''elson. at the Episcopal rec
IN r. Johnson. OF Christians
ne house guest of her danSh-
T. T. Campbell.
rrowder, OF Richmond. is
a short vacation here st the
Ills parents.
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GLAD NORTH POLE
W A S DISCOVERED
Aunt Hester" cordrey Has
Never Seen Trolley Car Nor
Steamboat.
Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.7

Cape Charles. Va, February "a
Thirteen milestones past the century
mark--l13 Years old to-day--AIrs.
Hester Cordrey, of Delmar. Del, viii
celebrate her birthday at her home,
in which she lives alone, in house
she built away back in the sixties.
Mrs Cordrey, or Aunt Hester' as
she Is more Familiarity known in the
neiehborhood, is remarkably we'll nre-
served for one so old. To-day her
health is good and her eye sight not
the least impaired. Born February
~. 1907, nine miles east of her pres
ent home, Aunt Hester was one OF
fifteen children. was the mother of
but one but that child in turn became
the mother OF fifteen children.
She was married twice. The first
husband. Levin Moore, died after three
years, The second, Elisha Cordrey
father OF her only child, died in 1864
She built the home in which she still
resides, and has made but few trips
away from Delmar.
Mrs. Cordrey's memory is wonderful
Events long ago forgotten by many
are as fresh to her as on the day they
happened.
The modern inventions are to her
a source of amusement. Tho airships,
aeroplanes and aviation in general do
not seem possible.
u am glad, though, they discovered
the North Pole before died" she said.
THE pace at present is too fast for
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Surry Social News.
Especial to The nine .n,sn.to

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.1
surry, Va, February la.--Gordon
Berryman aud wife haze returnes
r. o. Goodrich and j. n. Aaa,,,
spent a portion OF last Week 't In
Waverly, !'
d, @. Baker has been confined 70 hts
nome Tor some time with rheumatism.
Tho Misses spratley gave caro-
the village. "D :.
". 4. Land and wife. of Blackstone.
Mrs. Y. II, Wright, of Warwick, and
MIS-, Annie Brinkley are the guests
Of CAPTAIN Fl. g. Land. = AsSss
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Miner this week.
James Heathermann. OF Mccomas,
w, Va was in the city this week. the
guest OF friends.
H. F. shuffIebarger. who has been
spending a few days with his wife
Saturday.
~. D. Garwood OF Maybeury, w.
"a. was In tho city Sunday, the guest
Miss Helen Mason. OF Harrisburg.
| " Easleyi returned 10 her home Mon
me Misses Hicks of Graham Va,
who have been the guests OF Or, and
MIS-, !" =, Ward, at Park Place, re-
turned home Saturday.
The, Misses Saunders, OF Graham,
~ e. ana Miss Hetterman. Of Mora, w.
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Ballsville Social News.

Especial to Tho Times.Dispatch.l
Ballsville, Va, February 12.-pr.
Roscoe Carnal is spending several days
in Washington.
Miss Annie Walker, Of walkerton.
is the guest of Mrs. p. L. Lipscomb.
visit TO her brother, j, M Blanton. at
Sunnyside. 81
Mr.. and Mrs, Boyd G. Pattee, ot
Richmond. We're the weekend guests
OF Dr, and Mrs, John Baghy.
Miss Kate Jones, OF Tuustali, is on
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your environment is narrow. the world

nIents. the uplifting trend OF life to-
cay. and give 1t our godspeed. The
walls of our house may be small and
its ceiling low. but the walls OF the
mind can grow always outward. and
its ceiling can hern us down except tho
high heavens.
Let US begin now TO provide agains.
an uncompanioned old age. the dreary,
narrow old age OF the petty tyrant.
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FOUR H
TEACHE
Association W
F, sion
MEMBERS UF
Governor Man
dress
f,

Inc program T
-fourth Congress
ers' Association,
the d. NJ: brow
In petersburg. o.
'2t, mas peen an
mittee which ]
TIE meeting in
consisting OF u
ii. u. Motif, Chi
and Misses Mary
Sibvl Adkins.
All the super
ers in the -Four
attend the meet
ed TO report q
arrival in the c
assignment or
Tie FIRST nee
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ytheville Social News.

cial to The es-Dlsratch.l
vile, Va, February l2.--Cards
en- received here 10 tile mar.
| Z. Lee Trinkle and Miss
'all Sexton. daughter of REV.
}. James w. Sexton, the we'd
take place at their home IN
!, Tex, Oh the afternoon Of
y "a.
szima ana Miss y. Iwashlma
g their marriage in San Fran.
January u. Miss Iwashima,
/; Japanese woman, is we'll
mere, having spent some time
Y, and Mrs, w. II, *. !9endleton
ectory.
iarland Sexton was the hostess
Five Hundred Club on Tuea.
ernoon, This will be the last
OF the club, until after Lent
James McGavock, of Fort CHS,
the guest OF friends in Lynch
nd Pepdleton is at home az.
(sit to Charlestown. W.. Va.
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Va, have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Bailey this week.
Miss Annie Minter has for her guest.
Miss Sampseller, OF Williamson. w. Va.
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cahontas Social News.
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'cial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
.ontas. Va, February l2.--Mrs.
y and son, Fred. are the guests
this week.
7. T. Flanagan, of salem. Va.
r ! Iuesday' the guest OF Mrs.
OF Williamson, ". Va.
haIsa guest Of Miss Auuis
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EST is cksburg Social News.
pr.Ial to The Times-Dippatch.l

Rt.tal to me Ilmes-DlspdtcH.l
0l,urg, Va, February 12.--Miss
lines, of Richmond, dancing
Whitehurst, also OF
l. was among the many at
SlnG visitors attending the mid
arman. given by the German
lyipohe Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
Gay evening. Music was fur
y the college orchestra, and
supper was served at mid
tn The chaperons present in
FlIesdnmes Paul Barringer. c.
IAN. William .. Saunders, o
= ------------ardt. j. S. a. Johnson, Charlie.
oa er. Mrs. Williams and Mrs
VI led the german and those
were Miss Virginia yawter
Austin; Miss Louise Hose
burg, with Mr.. Rathelle; Miss
Trout. of Atlanta. Ca, witt
Erode: Miss Susie Crawford
Ike, With Mr.. Evars; Miss Har,
-, OF Christiansburg, with Mr.
ord; Miss Isabel Hawley. OF
Nsburg, with Mr.. Hurt: Mis-:
rookie. of Roanoke, with Mr.
Hiss Carrie Austin, of Roam.
h Mr.. sutton: Miss Bessie FL.
.,hristiansburg, with Mr.. Mus
Miss Mary Henderson, OF
rg, with Mr.. Midyette: Miss
.cGonkcy. of Salem. with Mr.,
Miss. May Whitehurst. of
with Mr.. Hawkins: Miss
lack. OF Elacksburg, with Mr..
kitty Hosc, or Roanoke.
ison Williams; Mrs. Stuart
III II Roanoke, with Mr. Royer;
III ce Preston, of Amsterdam,
IL Iodgson: Miss Bessie Austin,
III Okla. with. Mr.. Skinner; Miss
, ing field. 'of Lynchburg, with
lit lis; Miss Sallie Graveley, OF
j. with Mr.. Graveley; Miss Will
Ill Il Roanoke. with Mr.. Howe:
Ks Flor. OF Hollins. with Mr.. Heth.
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{ ROYAL Social News.

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!: ]:
loyal. Va, February 12.--Mrs.
~ -ckler, OF Orange, ia tho
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Buckley.
-orthcn, OF Richmond. who
i N visiting the Misses Macatee
HILL" has returned to hsr
l3l III Mrs. George Burtsfield, Of
urs. Pa. WHO have been tho
c. Upton, Mrs. Purified
hs returned to their home.
nv Mary 3. Browning and Lucy
! = =---r=-- Flint Hill, Va. are tho
Miss Byrd Turner.
rnbaker, of Luray, is the
Mrs. II. II. Downing.
ackey. Of Iron Gate. is the
her son. L. G. Lackey.
...S.. iarles Y. Grayson and son. of
ON, .. c.. who have been
Mrs. Grayson's parents. MT
Bril-. W. Kinzer, have returned
home.
,rices o'Flaherty, of Richmond, who
the guest OF Lieutenant and
,o11 Wi. Wal!en, has returned to his
n, ed Mckay is visiting triendl
lEore, Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
CONVINCING PROOF
or THE VIRTUE OF
Lydia E. Pinkhann's Vegetable Comp
rs. s.. y. Barber says:

arber says:
"1thinkLydis 3.
|Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
lis the best medi-
cine in the world
for women--and
i feel it my duty
to lie t others
know the good it
has done for me.
Three years ago
I had a tumor
which the doctor
said wnu1d have