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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
NO SETTLEMENT N SIGHT.
Phza5slphia's Strike Ssea-son Has
lr--is P-ospsct oS Improvement

NlA---4---Al
llr-is 71ospecs of Improvement
Phils6stukiA N-ck l4-TE0 OF
the foCr ns5I-zS t-uGEh which PeIE
s5slp5ia hoge6 tat strike ss1-lz2s1-
uiEn- De -escaei were today u-zcr5ezL
" sII-izx-sG IL ~S hoqs6 tat Prs
iSsut Taft the bz-ks-s Ot PnIlAisL
phiA rhs Nzri11zl C5vie fsis-zr50c O.
ras lo.zl cuuacil-z-ie bSGSss E1CI5
ind q EEy 10 bso5 = hxai - S-o1 rhs
strife
To-Day -hs Eo-1 e@s frUn WzAizE-
tol- C-C5cizlhy, bet oc sesziaEty good
authority. that the pressizz-. tH-UCzh
[hs cspEDz1r OF coC0s-cs and Ezoo-.
cuC6 no- see MS vzy eisz- % I--E-
vsas- The rs2Soz given ES that ths
5ruCbl= L pC-sly q : local ehx-zrzs-.
Bankers declared rhxt rhs EzzoizI
interests probably wUOG keep hands
u the EEat- Frank B Reeves. uresi-
6s-r a. the PhIla5sl1hiz ClszrlaE
House association. took strong stand
OF the G1zstiO1 Of exclusive reeogI-
IioG Of rs organization
NJ La--r== S--i- -lA4&N E1---ltt-
see nov our 61zaelL Insri -zrions ez-
ori-g their powers 70 bear II any WAY
thzE viii help 70 solve the p-obAzZ
Whether tns National CTvie ts.is-z-
rioz vii take ID the strike SETH
and the euClcIl-s1 ez1 De forced q
take action rsoz1ns 70 De sssl An
Ozhsr rsleE-zz YES ssrr 1D6zy 70 Sen
Low. head Of the fsis<z-ioz- asking
EnGz body 70 oEsr 1soiz-i0a
NJ. Low replied -as fs5z-zzion
would 10 80 f X euC6 De zss-s6 -as
oE= would De z-rsg1z5ls % both S5ies.
There ~zs 10 chZEs toszy II TIE
general STRIKE sI1Zz-l1L E1A1E-s
pre5iec Iaz- t1tzy VII see ne beg1zz-
I1E Of I general break x-onE tes SE--
Pathetic strikers. and 4rEszs Of boczl
-0us hs4d Ges-11Es -U1zy and suEr5E1i
% Ezy plans 70 h1lG 1n=zr Ea=rEas-s 70
Es-hsr-
Uri0E Blazers s=Pb1ysG ~ 4 hlE d.
r-lszz szurs aETs gone IN strike zzc
seriously erIVpiEs5 the sUPply q hrss6
sold AZ zhE- store
Thers ~zs the uSUL u-5s- cf G%
1-rG-css - Eae kszsz-Et1c GESzrL.-
Lzzs TINS afternoon Many eEs E-s
S1ons6- aCE 0cIy II ore plzcs 656 Eas
gcllcs hzvE Ez.h trouble Twas ae-
1zcs6 1hz1 the ponce rsfrz1ae6 frvC
1lg tasr eI1as n GzSpe-Slzg e-vzGs.
Tss E0s1 Ss-11-s Ezszz-azzes Cf TIE
day 0ee--S6 wae1 year cid c5ElC
Vas killed ~ 4 e- rz AZ high Speeo
60 Es1 away EuE 0sn and 6cgs VIC
Es-s S1gc--g t.
The eE WIS s-upped and Il Egy
crowd Ea-hersG 4aG Ea6e a Ezzszg,
70 Esr IL zne EC1ur-E Ths pctles-
III en beard Grs= ms rsT0Eys- Al.
hslG 1h= crowd osAsk EE5ls zzo-ar %.
heszz1 sent II riot call There
were e-1=s q lyzcn @-" and It :
sand EgGzz pro.1ues5 rvpe-
The sI-z4-ign vas sx-set-Ety e-T1i-
eaL when i sC12G cf EoC--s.5 pcI5cs
arrived The crowd began To seattle
wnen eas pcl1es we're forced % Uss
their et--ns. Several PERSONS ~ers
SlIEn1fy zuCarsss5- Three r-en aid gue
TCCE were E-es.Es-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
O-cnar,t SIS ~ $50 600

Cez-raL PCi-1-E- NJ Andrews and
CaCrv Fs=rg eETe lt1--1 the Eoa-Ei4zG
pace II !. ?. Ezu5su1 for $50 God.
The Place sold 4ooz- a Tsz- zgv fur
81 600 The pLAa.s ecr-zI-s = acres.
part u Ea5-a Z II 1rzsh and a5oC- 80
ae-ss n -rv1,A--- Crsz ezE q wHiez L
zE1 euE-g IT'D 5e--g- Tie crro-
4-1 L ere u TIE zos1 ErvG-g N
the valley. NJ Flz-v nzs also 5c1zg--
-ae cd ALsvr-5 uEaes Il TAIsr-. .1u-
szs1Izg Cf IsG ae-ss. f1r 81 alJe-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

Szz-5sac-A PAT q ErvCG rs oesn
-C-ec.&sec -e4- -c-- and zo9Cs z0G 0Q,l
E-pls Trees and Sc 5@9 peae1 trees 4-s
beng ss- This plating L =4Ge u
Uf w1z- are ECE- as June 5Ullr=c
s-oeE- wElc1 VII -lAks prize trees fur
rlz--l-g 1eE- ys-- The rl4---g q
Orrz4-ctE or TIE F--zSa--oe project
ne- S-GEelG = II IN sv-g-
Among TIE 1sEviss- gLE1s-s ara Page
4 Sen and D. ~ AIS. both q F'grL-
Ez1G sze1 sz---g UC- f-A c-Ers-
ssc-lgC- TIE f1r-e- -E-g peaeres and
peas and the Lz--s- z-cl=s. SCCe &C
u - s-4E- ccv1z---s- -EgEg ErvE
tEz 70 = acres, Ee oe-g ptE1ec y
uSr-E-S
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

Mary Cotes Csrrfnzron cs Rtehnuoud
sends Us the following.
One Of the curtors chsr.e<s-+z+f-s
Of the cld-tfnne Sarktss Is rhesr asstfty
70 make themselves always frteIHxfhle.
no matter how twisted the long words.
which are their delight.
Aunt Dffsey, what hss become ot
yccrs Tom BtlIupsy asked ny
nanny recently
De Ian sskss, Miss BABY she re-
pied. with up'ftted hans .rs ezss
IKE sa0cers, he dun ruE oc TO cs
Lewis imposition bat We stnr heard
rom him nary line 'cevt'a -tis o,e
. desc sunP'a u'sr picture cards az
ies believe. Miss Baby. Dat he's dvn
Nn cscntp2sdl Atlantis Coostftutsoc.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

sszGn-T-e pcl4-G g-vEers ef TIE
. zs1an e'.Uu--T VII hcE -eeEl-g
E1l 4 Tlzg 1g GrEEZEg 4 Ulon-
Szz-s grgElzz-lCn N Al or4zeaes q
E,cIE-T Z The -e1nn6 u 1ne Gay, the
zpuc nen tnink tnz- Eaeg nay as
vel u II -as sv1 Al wac ara n
Iz-zzzsc n Ee--z-E 1Ee bes1 E-kzt
Erls-s fgr rh=- Frss1zes are EzTTses1 "a
ASSIST 4 1ne grgElzz-lsr- Ea1:a Z sx-
2es.1eG ts Prgzs n -Ta1r-aole aid e
eEerT ,Ctz1s farmer u Ehls .eLEnhcr.
cGs5t-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
49, Lz-r $50 - a.

CEc-ra- ECizz-E T EzL 1aE SOD.
Is EE- CEe ME VEST e 1EEz e. NJ
E-n- 4 -=s:sr- E--TA t-gC LgEA fzr
s1--S5l- The -z,s -ur-a5-E - acres
4--C Z ceEiT AZ 5-Sz -IaEs a--.aIfA La1G-
M HI -ss.e--lv sCa+ 80 4s--ss CT ne
Safe -r4.= f-r 81 3ilG- The C-ioCC
piacE, G1rue-iT 1ne VE VE1 fE-
vas 4-EC schc few laEs 2gv f.r s17--
5,l9- Tins Z Gre 9f Ias Enes1 tr-1-
farms II -he EaZeg E-1 hag pryc--eesi
Z1ILf.1 CREW l--El-E sGlL-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

Runs-So you have succeeded IN
tracing beck my aneeseorsf What e
your feet
Genealostst-Tvsaty guineas ror
keeping quiet about them.-Cass..,Ys
Saturday Journal
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

F'resEa-s- Ce--E J1rtgs GIZ5La1lG.
Lgnz-1sSslGCs= Ecraes @zLxE 9aE
County SC-s-I-1snrzc- D 2. Lavender
we're Il 1as cl-y recently and 1-vTe CC-
gr = mpes.1lgn tgT- Il the ruaGis Il
1a-s sess1lQn Cf C-4-lELa cvCzry. A
contract hzs aeez bsz fer the oIidiil-sE
q 4 rev steel 1rI5ge s.russ the "a ala
a Ala -TT- II 1ae M-Cgy settlement.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
E-ze~z.zr Seeks = Sell @zssr Bond.

--a=asz1er Seeks g Sell ~9rsr 5ons.S
FreeE9-sc- city council AZ It's
lzs<c -eeEag Instructed EseUrlis- G. ?
SallsersCn 70 czL fer BIDS for bonds for
the construction Of the new water
wvrts sgsGsn1- The oonGs are for s1e,
age and wII r- for 4 tern Of Is
pears. bearing interest AZ per cent.
The surveys haEe been made and the
e0Gtrae1 for the pUnelng plant and res
ervoIr val be- let as sooc as the bonds
are sCtG-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
Lard Wakes Lucrsass.

LaSeTleT-Thrse years ago last falI
a quarter ssetlon Of Land was offered
for sale At S3-5a Per acre THIS piece
Of land was on the West side. - about
Il miles frOn Laksview. A recent
0fsr Of SIS per acre was refused
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

Hood River Edwin PIlson Of wssl.-
iutgon D. c., hAs boUghr % acres Of
William Stewart for s1z. 500. Mr..
Prison win remove his family frum the
East shortly.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
Teacher Makes Good wfea Carrie.

Laksvisw-E- B. Jackson has soli
TO A A Davis. Klamath Marsh. abuu-
So, ,8to worth q ea1rie &c De deITvers.i
AZ NIll4ns RIVER April Is He alse
retains 4hoCt 500 head IF yea-li-gs
frO0 ms herd Mr. Jackson embarked
Il the cattle business about eight wears
ago "a Northern Lake county. AT that
TINE &c was sca0cl teacher. having 4
eapIsaI ef $40 n morey.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

wish had an tssa tex q poem.
what do you want to pat an sdes
INTO poem Kansas CITY yozr.
nal
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
CHAPTER ".

rhe Porpotse had been thoeou- -.-lv-
scz2psc and Proy1stoned for q Ioc~
voyage Thsy found sI5a pounds 81
e'0s--- ezt and rzi=tnss s.G9s pounds ot
salE beef aE6 pork 1880 pounds Of
remm4can. Toe pounds os sugar ara
ne san7e Of enosolases q chest and q
.ia-1 or tea. weighing ninety SIX pounds.
SOC pt'Sznas oc rice. several barrels OF
preserved fruits ard vegetables. a
S'-An-1ry q LIKE juice. with all sorts
Of n-s'.1ctn5s. and 800 gallons Of rum
ard brandy There was also a large
s'EDSiy Of gUnpowter. bali and shot
ard coal and wood IN abundance.
AIEcgerher, enough to last those rv,
zen more than two years. All fear q
tearh frUca starvation or cold va. AZ
a. end
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

HI3es-Dry hides, 1TGa1se pound;
dry kip, lTg1se1 dry calfslsin, ls6azGe;
saltesd hides, st1I9c7 sailed ealfskir.
lie, green, fe less
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
Williamsburg Social News.
ISneclal to The TiInes-Disnatch.

lSpecial 70 The IlIneS-DlSpatch.1
Williamsburg, Va, April 16.-The
| bridge club was entertained Wednes-
! day evening by Miss Emily Christian
| at her home on Francis Street. Those
| playing were Mesdames Charlotte Hub
bard, II. s. Bird, n. l.. Henley, l.. w.
Lane, Jr., Spencer Lane, Blanche Mon
cure. ". a. Montgomery and w. II.
! Christian; Misses Jean Mercer, Pinkle
Morecock. Dolly Zimmerman and Julia
Tyler
Miss Georgia French, who has been
the guest OF Miss Kathryn Geddy, has
returned TO her home in Alexandria
Miss Alice TIankins, OF James City,
has returned to her home after a visit
to friends in Newport News.
Mrs. Zimmerman and Miss Dolly
Zimmerman, of Alexandria, are guests
of the Misses Morecocls.
Mrs. Mary S Cline. Miss Daisy Cline,
Mrs Charles S. Langdon and son, of
New York City, are guests of Mrs.
Walker Ware, near Toano.
Miss Lillian Graves is in Richmond,
where she will be the, guest of friends
for several days.
Miss Lille Brewer. OF Richmond. is
the guest of Mrs. Cary Wilkinson at
Toano.
Captain ana Mrs. w. NJ. Brooks, of
Richmond, We're guests of relatives
here the first of the week.
Mrs. r. 9. Smith, of Richmond, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Warren
MarSton, at Toano.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
Reidsville Social News.
tsIeclal TO The Times-Dispatch

t@IeC!@i 70 Inc IlineS-DiSpatch.J
Reidsville, n, c., April 16.-On last
Friday afternoon Mrs. Geo. W. Britain
entertained with bridge party" in
honor OF Mrs. Eugene Irwin, who. with
her husband, has recently moved n
Reidsville from Hampton, Va, Anon.
those present were Mrs, Eugene irwin,
Mrs a S. Galloway, Mrs. Henry Lane
Mrs. George j. irwin. Mrs Rnssaiii
Tucker, Mrs. P, D. Watt. Mrs. Rohe-t
Hairston,, Mrs, John n. Watt, Mrs. !.
W. McGehee. Mrs. r, L. Montgomerv
Mrs Francis Womack, Mrs MantcSn,
Oliver and Mrs. John j. Minis. Mrs, G
l.. irwin won the prize, a deck Of cards
with a bridge pad, and Mrs. Britain
presented 10 the guest Of honor y
beautiful pair OF silk hose. Luncheon
was served at the conclusion of the
game.
Mrs. S. G. Jett. who has been in
Floyd Va, for several months, has
JUS, returned nome,
Mrs, r, l., Watt has gone to Allan
re City TO Join her husband, who mas
been there for several weeks. Both
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
Hot Springs Social News.
LSrecial ID Inc Times- pispatch. /

Especial to The Times-Dispatch
Hot Springs, Va. April 16.-Automo-
as means OF recreation here, and
talk is heard from many of the
visitors suggestive OF their bringing
down their motors when they come
again; Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Gary. who
left the first of the week, after taking
the bath cure. We're out motoring
nearly every day. Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Black go out daily, and many others
a I tie Homestead are making frequent
auto trips. finding that in machines
mountain roads out of reach for horse
back and driving parties, are avail
able. w. Ct. Dreamer entertained an
automobile party Monday, in an all
day run to the Low Moor Iron Works.
near stanton, where an inspection
was made OF the iron mines. Mr.
Dreamer and his guests lunching AT
CoYington on their return.
DIT. and Mrs E. ]. Thomas. of New
way back from Palm Beach. having
made the trip down and the return
this far by automobile. Between New
York and Atlanta they used the route
laid out by the Herald last fan, and
Springs is two hours run BY motor
from Lexington, one of the principal
places of historic interest through
which the New York Atlanta route
runs.
Mr., and Mrs, Patrick A. Valentine
gave dinner in the Japanese room
Saturday night, for a company which
included Miss Helen Chappell Miss
illda Bull Miss l.. W, Bishop. Miss
rrudence sterry, Miss Eleanor Robin
Marks and Philip Armour, Lester Ar.
mour' r. Darlington DeCoster, w. Y.
Booth, Shannon Meany and CRAM
"a Another dinner in progress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17

and Mrs. S. H. Carr. Miss Constance
Carr of Dayton. O.; Mr.. and Mrs, NJ, j.
Murphy, of Detroit; c. r., Manville. of
Milwaukee,; Mr., and Mrs. l.. Il. Goff,
Of Pawtucket; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Tur-
ley, of Portsmouth, n. FL; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Marshall, of Fall River, and r..
w. Potter, Of Erie, Pa.
From other cities visitors arriving
included Mr., and Mrs. j. Naughton,
Mr.. and Mrs. A, r. Treadway. Of Glove
land Miss Annie Wheeler, OF Wheeler,
Ala; w. Fl. A. Eraser. of Ottawa; MI,
and Mrs Claiming MEG. Wells, Of
South Bridge, Mass; Miss Iiatharein
Fay, of Wellesley Hills. Mass; u. r..
Peters, OF st, Louis: Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph r, shenstone, of Toronto Mrs,
William Valfence, Miss y, Nallonce,
of Hamilton, Canada: Mrs, s. III. Han
non, Miss q. Harmon, OF san Fran
cisco; Lee Long. of Charleston; Sena-
tor and Mrs, John Terhunc. OF New
Jersey: Fred L. Gates, Mrs. j. IT, Me-
CLAIM, Of Montclar and Martin White,
OF London
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
a. & M. Social News.

Especial 10 The TinesI ispntoh,]
West Raleigh. N. c., April l6,--pr,
L. Stevens, Dr.. p. III. Hin and Pro-
lessor I, O. Sebaub have returned from
the agricultural conference hold at
Little Rock. Ark, for the past ten
days. DR., stevens took prominent
part in urging the teaching OF agri-
culture in elementary schools.
Manager s, Springs. OF the base
ball team, introduced "a. an 'nm1yatio ~
took the baseball team over To Wake
Forest for last Saturdays game IN
touring cars, secured from the garage
in Raleigh,
We're attending the meeting az the
North Carolina National Guard Asso-
citation in Raleigh last woelS wit \
messed the full-drcsG parade and re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
Wytkeville Social News.
special 10 ana Times-nispatoh.

u.
Wytheville. Va, April ia hand
some new pipe organ has been INSTALL
ed in ST Johns Episcopal Church, and
was used last Sunday for the first
time. With other changes in the in
terror, the church has been enlarged
and greatly improved.
Miss Flora stuart entertained the
Five Hundred Club and a number of
other guests AN Tuesday afternoon at
"florisant ..4the. hoIiie of her sister,
AIRS. Robert j. Preston
Mrs Frank Chaffin and Mrs. j. r. X.
Bell left Thursday for "a visit to Wash
ington. D. c.
Miss Virginia Dew s the guest of
Miss Nellie Powell, in Lynchburg.
Later she Will visit her aunt. Mrs.
George West. in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGavock are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs w. V. Wilson, in
Iynchburg
Miss Sallie obenchain has been call
ed to Admission, Ala, by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Flint.
Jesse Decker. of New York, has re-
turned home after spending some time
with his daughter, Mrs. Coles.
Mrs George Moore, OF Roanoke, and
Mrs. j. r. x. Bell and little daughter.
Of Pulaski, were visitors at Glen AL
en-" this week.
Mrs. Pinkney Arthur Early of Blue
field. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Waller S. Poage.
Miss Margaret McGavock has return :
ed from visit to Mrs. ]. Normant
Powell, in johnson City.
j. S. Draper, OF Pulaski was n
visitor in town Wednesday.
Garland Cassell continues quite sic1,
al the home of his father, James Cas-
sell, near town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17

Torman. Miss j. W. T IHerron W MA, =.
NJ. a. HOOPER. Miss Il. M. Mclean. Mrs
Sa mes Et1iot' j.. D. Noodle, +, Clifton
Cary, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Fl. Nc
Curdy. John w. Woodfin, Miss WOOD
m, Harry setter, Raymond Dupuv
MIS-. J. S Coffin. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
9cniey and Miss May Tolfee,
Ja rm.laa afai,nda Me- registerng were
other arrivals were Paul q Cfaitha,,
ana Mr., and Mrs. w. d. Hamilton, of
pittsburg Mr., and Mrs. II. carroll
m nrown OF {, Bal,,more; Daniel kiley,
Gray and e. M. Graves. Of Boston.
MI and Mrs. Everett Colby and Il, A.
Harvey, Of South Orange Gardner
M,,llliams, Albert Batchler and Robert
tba,.Gheler, or Washington While reg
Robert II, Carr. Miss irene carr, j Is
smith, Miss Rose Carr. MIR. and Mrs.
M 1,sl =. d, warren Mrs. Allen 3. Ripley,
N w pi iataon SUI, Miss Bishop, Mrs. II.
Others arriving during the .lnst cav,
days We're Mr. and Mrs. w I olcntt
3ot Dllluth Mrs. ]. A, Culverton, Of
u ,,,,n. N,,., Arthur Travvett, OF Rich
Mrs, Frank Cheney, Miss FRANCES
Cheney, or South Manchester, Rohart
4, Allen, Of Hartford. MIR. and Mrs
David " Uhl OF Grand Rapids, Henry
w. Jarrett and A. L. Terry, Of Louis.
y, r.; 4, FORMER Governor William *.
ton, w Va; Walter S. FoS and Ro-
bert g; FoS, OF l4aporte. md; Mr., and
Mrs w. II, Kaiser. and III. w. Ran.
doipi'.. of Cincinnati; Thomas ri. Walls,
, ,,r, /, oI youngstown igwn, o.; Mr., and Mrs,
ff EN,.x tf,s f
lance Peters, OF I4atrobe, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. iMEh y, Scott. or Wei laslax. 4 Nj =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17

were Miss Judith Cohesion, Miss Gladys
ingalls,, Miss Abbie |. Barnard, Miss
Mary Newbold Miss Helen Murphy,
MIR, and Mrs. Everett Colby and Lydig
lIoyt. Eliot Cross, Kenneth Schley,
Frederick de Rham, Evender Schley.
After dinner tho guests spent the
evening dancing, first in the ballroom.
and then for another hour In the
,lapanesc-room Very much the same
Invitation list was used by Mr.. Rogers
al dinner he gave on "Wednesday in
the Japanesc-room, and another Of
the dinners there was that at which
Philip q. McFaddcn entertained MIR.
ard Mrs, William G. Denny and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Harrison Dulles.
Mrs, Seth Barton French. who since
the death Of Mr. French IN Palm Beach
last winter has been living in retire
ment With her mother. Mrs, Walker
Fearn, at Barton Lodge. the French
Europe about June Tor year, Mrs,
Fern and Mrs. French's children, Miss
Clarlce French and Barton INrcnch,
Will constitute the party II has not
yet been decided whether Barton
Lodge Will be closed during their an
sence. or tenanted by some OF Mira.
Frenchs friends, There WIN lie am
other change in the Hot Springs villa
colony when Mrs, David Dunlop, now
at the Homestead opens the PLIERS.
MH'SH o''N' ''s'S 'N"pN'l# llbiI MFH, iIGU
sSterry for the summer
Wilson Littletnn and Douglass Fit
Teton, sons OF Mr. and Mrs Martin
l.ittleton, have been putting IN wees
hshing and hunting ~ IeasSifcrn. while
lhoir parents stayed AZ the Homestead,
The young men chased fo8es Wlth Tho
fassilern pack, running down TWO u
g number they started, and also g6t
several nice suings Of trout and bapn.
me Iamlly rcturncdtio New York tbs
middle ~ the week, MIR. lIttietuI do
voted himself 70 goif most of ms liuie.
dom. thirts- slA holeA In THO rain tht
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-17
TIMES DISPATCH RICHMOND VA SATURDAY, APRIL is 1910
are expected to return home in a few

stTe expected 10 return NUNS III u lew
days.
Miss Jean Pemberton, OF Fayette-
willie, N c., Is visiting Mrs. j. N. Watt,
on Lindsey Street, this week.
Miss Miriam Allen, OF Raleigh. N. c.,
has been the guest of Miss Margaret
Boyd on Main Street, for several days.
Miss Lilly Watt Penn, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S, G. Penn. who has been
spending several weeks with friends
in Eloridn, returned home this week.
Misses Wttcher and Graves, of Dan
willie. Va lave been spending several
days with their aunt, Mrs. w. Frank
Burton. on Lindsey Street.
The first after-Lenten card party
was given BY Mrs. James +. Wray, in
honor of Mrs, Charles w. Bingham, of
Mt. Morris, N. " Some fifteen or
twenty guests shared Mrs. Wray's
hospitality. AIT the close of the game
two-course luncheon was served.
Miss Mary Balsley won the prize, a
pair of handsome silk hose. To the
guest OF honor. Mrs. Wray presented
a carved basket, containing full
manicure set.
Mrs. C. j. Mathews, a former cit
izen OF Reidsvillc. now of Greensboro,
N. c., has been on visit of several
days to relatives and friends in the
city.
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Fries Social News.
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Especial to The -oispatch.J
Fries. Va. April 16.-Sunday, April
| 10, was gala day at Fries The oc-
casion was a rally of the Masons in
! her special sermon, addressed to tile
| Dixie Lodge, No. 202, A. f. & A. NJ,
| by Presiding Elder j. Q. Straley of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, who
preached magnificent sermon to a
large and appropriate audience. His
subject was THE Development OF the
Higher Nature of Man" The church
choir furnished special music for the
occasion: Mrs. w. w. Kicks rendered
beautiful solo. The Masons, of whom
there were about sixty present, march
cd in procession from their hall to the
church and return. There were in
addition to the local members, about
thirty-five visiting brethren Masons,
ter of Independence Lodge; j. L. Ro-
bertson and c. C. Tate of Ivanhoe
Lodge; a. z. Grubb, r. e. Jones, J. Fl.
Witherow, William Hawkins. S. T.
+. Carico, O. Il. Anderson, A. C. An
derson, r. l.. Dick erson, s. w. Brown,
10. j.. Whitley, of Old Town Lodge;
l.. NJ. Porter, j. w. Mclean and II.
w. Clark, of Elk Creke Lodge.
Rev. c. Il. Painter, pastor of Spring
Valley Methodist Episcopal Church.
left here ON Friday for Graham, he
having received telegram from his
wife, who, with her little daughter left
tle early part of the week, announcing
the serious illness of his father at
that point
DR.. w. p. NIcGinnis, of Dublin. has
been in town the past week.
Mrs. Martin Cornett, Of Elk Creek
returned home Saturday, after spend
ing the week with her daughter. Mrs.
II. L. Hooker.
H. A. Gierch, of Winston Salem, N
c., spent a few hours in town Friday.
His son, Warren. accompanied him
as far as Pulaski, on his return home.
Rev. II. s. Mcbride, pastor of Galax
Presbyterian Church. was the guest
of John Henry Allen, several days
this week.
a. j. Porter spent Sunday with his
family at Spring Valley.
Miss Willie Cornett, of Elk Creek,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Il. r.
Hooker.
The many friends of Miss Kate Lee
Vaughan will be glad to know that
she has returned home, after a visit of
several months with relatives in Colo
RADIO and Kentucky.
Judge j. C. PadSett, of independence
left for Abingdon Sunday,
j, Kyle Montague. of Chris
uansburg, and j. w. Davis, of Lynch
burg. We're in town the early part of
the week.
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view Of the battalion, held on the pa
rade ground last Thursday, They were
high in their praise of the general all.
around efficiency Of the battalion. The
review was received by General i. n
Arnheld, adjutant general of the
North Carolina National Guard.
S. Il. Stevens, of Norfolk, who Is az
instructor in the civil engineering da
partment, has returned after an an
sence OF two weeks, being confined
at his home on account of sickness.
The Thilaien German Club held its
April dance In Pullen Hall on last
Saturday night. The dance was led
by j. $. Spring, leader of the German
Club.
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27-in. Cashmere de Sole, ST

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St.OO.
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$l.5O Peau de Crepe. ST

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