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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
j, gin at the seminary on next MONDAY

evening. Rs
Next Sunday will be the last Sun
day before the Baltimore annual con-
ference. and the members of the Meth
odist Church are busy getting ready
to wind up the affairs of the confer
ence year. This is the closing OF Dr.
.Harper's second year. 8
The young men OF the city have is-
sued Invitations for an Easter german
to be given on the evening OF April 1.
r. b. Embree, OF Bristol. spent sew
eral days with his parents this week.
Mrs. Howard Trumbower LET Tues
day evening for Norristown, Pa,
where she will spend couple OF
| weeks.
DIR. thompson, OF Tazewell. who has
been the guest OF his brother. 7. q.
Thompson. returned to his home Wed Y
"A. q. Burks and w T. Paxton res
turned from Richmond Sunday even
Ing.
AIr. and Mrs. e. u. Embree are
spending several days in New iYorks
Miss Nora Sanford. Of collierstown,
is the guest OF Mrs w. 7. Paxton.
Rev. p. H. Rowe Is spending several
days IN Bowling Green.
T. y. Mills spent Sunday in Lynch
burg.
Miss Miriam umholtz and ]. q: Tay-.
lor spent the Weekend With Miss
Anne Smith. In Glasgow.
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Bowling Green Social News,

Especial to Tho Time s-Dispatch. NJ
Rowling Green. March l9.-Nlrs Hugh
Scott, OF Fredericksburg. Va. is spendlng
some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
E. B. Collins M Nc n
W. Moncure Gravatt OF Blackstone Va.
spent portion Of this week here with his
judge and Mrs. Z. c. Mon
cure. az x Is,
Misses Caroline G. and Alice Broaddu.
have returned from q visit to relatives In
Richmond.
DR.. Myers. Of Amherst county. spent
part OF this week visiting friends here.
Miss Fannie Chandler has returned to
after visit to relatives here
q +. W. Callahan, Of Washingt on. is spend .
Ing some time with his sister, 5Irs. A. 3.
Chandler.
are in Blackstone visiting at the homo o.
W. Moncure Gravatt.
Z Mrs.SJo Haines and son. Clifford Haines.
Spent part OF this week in Richmond.
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evening, April 9. On this occasion
Miss Minor will be assisted by the y.
r. i. Glee Club. which is composed OF
selected voices. and receives Its mead
of praise wherever 1t Is heard Miss
Minors popularity as musician.
backed by a long list Of well-known
patrons. Will make this concert one
OF the leadln- social as we'll as must
cal events OF tho season,
Airs. Gill's Excursion.
Mrs. GIN will give her annual excur-
sion to Washington on Easter Monday.
leaving Richmond at Q In the morning
and returning on Wednesday evening
at o'clock. These excursions are al
ways delightful social events. aud any
mum Der OF attractive parties have al
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Altavista Social News.

Especial to This Tim es -DIspatch.1
Aitavlsta Va, March 19.-Mrs. w. W.
Akers entertained the Bridge Whist club
this week in honor OF Mrs. T. 8. Nicely. The
club was in full attendance. and most
pleasant evening was spent.
Mrs. Flora McDavid charmingly enter
tained the Wed nesday Evening Whist Club
this week at the Commonwealth. She was
assisted by her mother: Mrs Adams.
Mrs. Louise McGill, who was called to her
home In Versailles. KY. by the death OF
her father. has returned to Altavista.
2 Miss Page Hancock Is q. guest at her par
ents' home In Union. Va q
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Lane entertained at
dinner Sunday John E. Lane. Of Charlottes-
VILE W. B. Ellwood, E. 3. Harris and AL
bert McCutchin, Of Altavista.
Mrs. Earl Seay. OF sLynchburg. was .
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. ". ". Akers sew
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ready been arranged.

ready been arranged.
AT the Y. w. c. "A.
Miss Anna D. easier, district secre-
stary OF the Young Women's Christian
Association for The Virginia and Caro-
lima territory, will be in the city for
the week end. This afternoon at $3.50
at the Y. w. c. A, 7o9 East Franklin
Street. Miss easier will give most in-s
teresttng talk and Mrs. Clarence CABOT
will sing. Tomorrow evening the
Violet Club will render .The Old-Tima
iDarky," and Mrs. Graham will be very
entertaining in Uncle Remus. and Miss
MacCorkle will give several selec-
lions in .darky dialect.
On Thursday evening at s:l5 DR.. J.
C. Metcalf Will lecture.
Easter Tea.
"A very delightful affair will be a tea
given on March 20 from $3.50 to II P,
NJ. at tho residence OF DR.. B. A
Hord. corner. Twenty-third and Broad
Streets. Receiving the guests will be:
DIR. and Mrs. Hord, Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
Mrs. b. II. Hord, Mrs. Durvin. Mrs.
Mrs. Billups and Oscar Hord. Decor-
ations will be in yellow jonquils.
Musicale Tuesday. 8
The pupils OF Miss Martha G. Spence
gave a very charming recital at her
home. 1912 Hanover Avenue, on last
Tuesday evening. After the recital
Miss Spence entertained the members
of her class.
The following program was rem
'dered:
Duet: Witches Tlight' (Russell)-
Misses Shepherd and Spencer.
5 Intermezzo: Meditation (Morris-
son Miss Margaret Goodman.
Polka: little Fairy (streabogg)
Miss Hclcn, Perduc .s3 Il
Rcd owa: sea She'll (Bellak)-
Garnett Reid. 5
Waltz: Summer Dreams" wood
Miss Louise Stanfleld,
March Cine erella'' (Engelman)-
Miss Jane Eubank. 85s5s
Mazurka: "r4a czarine" (Ganne)--
Miss Clarice Henning.
Reverie: 4"4At sundown (Wilson)-
Miss Louise Shepherd.
.5 Waltz: 3Ss OrYetta'' (Spencer) ISIS
Margaret Goodman.
( L il Melodie: Morning Prayer" (strea-
bogg Miss Louise stanf cid.
Les Arpeges: Grand Etude" {NIa.
Yer Miss Martha Spencer. Il. VI,
ss8ss IN and Out 1T Town,
II Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Cullinsworth and
their niece, Miss lison. are spending
some time in III orida. VI az
ls3S WI liam s. Bronson has n recently
moved Ills family from WASHINGTON
and to ken IN apartment In the Fuller
FLATS III ALE n Avenue. Richmond.
:g6B, Mrs, ], p. N Lac Of Grove Avenue.
left Thursday for Washington later
going to iRal t!n1ore, where she attend
ed the Richard son Nun ford wedding
en- Sal = aLt,lrtla,Y She will be absent FROM
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Gladstone Social News.

Especial to The Tim es-Dispatch.l
Gladstone. Va, March Misses
Ida and Neal Jones, OF Appomattox,l
are guests Of Mrs. J. o! wallace.
"A. A. Harris @left this week on a
trip to Roanoke. sS5s
Miss Addie Gambler, OF Lynchburg.l
is spending some time with her Sis
stone. II 81 81 4 4; IS
Misses Edna. Berry and Marie Lacy
made a visit to Lynch burg this week.
Miss Mamie Wallace is Visiting her
aunt, Mrs. L. G. Rapp. In Lynch burg.
Is q guest Of his daughter, Mrs. ]. 4 Of.
Wallace. IA ) AZ Il
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at Crcwe. was home Tuesday to visit
his home folks. g, =
Tom Will Evans, living near this
place. has been confined to his room
the past few days from rheumatism.
DR.. w. T. Fisher. travelling evan
gelisr Of the Baptist Church, is home
now for q few days stay with his
family.
Dr.. E. D. Fisher. registered phar-
macist. who has been located in Rich-
mond for long while, Is home now
Mrs. w. +. Fisher was a weekend
guest of relatives In sLynchburg.
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WILLIAMSBURG Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.1
Williamsburg, Va. March 19.-Miss
Leila Charles spent several days In
Norfolk this week. as the guest Of
Mrs. B. s. Joynes.
Edgar Holt, of Richmond, returned
home yesterday. after spending several
days here.
Miss Bessie Wynne Marston. Of
Toano. has returned home from visit
to relatives at Grove.
Mrs W. a.. r. Goodwin and son.
rutherford. who have been guests
OF Dr. and Mrs. w. AZ Montg omery.
left yesterday for their home in Roch-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20
.SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
DESTROYED 3MINUTES
il Will Send Free to Any Lady the Secret
Which Cured Me. My Friend
Also Delighted.

After curing myself Of q humiliatinE
growth of hair! on my face and arms.
which had distressed me since child
hood, II recommended the same means
to another friend, no. like my self, had
tried all the dept latorie powders IL
uulds. creams and o Their rub-on prepa-
rat ions we had ever heard of, only to
make 1t worse RI # \. 6sl s.
i32 This simple remedy, a harmless, sol
to find entire relief from al trace OF
iunwelcome hair, and forever ended my
embarrassment. It succeeded where
all else failed. after had spent much
money on various things, and even
had suffered the electric needle for
Weeks without being rid Of my
.blemish. s..sE 1.y.S q n ls.gaals I'D lil..
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Buena Vista Social News.


[SpecIuTtU7 TIC 7I1tnes-DlSpatch.J 90
Buena Vista. Va. March 19.-One Of
the most brilliant recitals of the winter
season was given at the Southern.
Seminary on Monday evening by the
pupils from the departments Of music
and elocution. Tho program offered
was an excellent one. and the audience
showed their appreciation OF the ef-
forts of the young women by liberal
applause. The numbers deserving
special mention We're the plano solo.
of Miss Swartz and the vocal selec-
|tions Of Misses Garce and Rubinette
Lee. The graduating recitals will be
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Concord Social News.
fSpe cial to The Times-Dfspatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.]
Concord. Va. March 19.--Thornhill
Caldwell. student Of New London
Academy. spent last Saturday and
Sunday with his parents.
Jeter Institute, Bedford City, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with her
people.
Miss Annie Steele left Tuesday for
Roanoke and staunton, where she will
spend a week visiting relatives.
". w. Carson. who is now living
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Mrs. NJ. L.. Taylor. who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. r. w Thomp-
son, 1914 Hanover Avenue, has re-
turned to her home in Roanoke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Miss Rose Caperton. of Union, W..
Va, who has been at the Jefferson Ho-
tel. is now the guest of Mrs. Littleton
Fitzgerald on Park Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Meredith Montague. Of New York.
spent few days here recently with
his parents. who are spending several
months in the city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Mrs. w. G. Newman. OF Farmvillc
Va, who has been at st. Lulse's Hos
pital for treatment for some time, has
returned to her home.
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eral days this week.
aIiss Anna Elmo. OF Baltimore, Is here

1or a Jew Weeks stHy. -
Mrs S. T. Nicely and daughter left the
first of the week for Church Eli. Tenn.
where they will remain for several months.
H. L. Lane Is visiting in Cincinnati
Mrs. E. 3. Moon. of Chatham. and Mrs.
W. S. Wood. OF Roanoke were guests OF
friends here one day this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Mrs. Bryan. OF Hagerstown. Nd. will
arrive In a few days to be the guest
of Mrs. Williamson Talley on 1lonu-
ment Avenue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Mrs. Thomas Brander IS spending
some time at the Waldorf-Astor1a In
New York City. Miss Elizabeth Bran
der has returned to Richmond.
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Mrs. Preston Wilkes, who has been
spending n week Will her uncle. S. T.
Adkins, on tho Hermitage Road, has
returned to Norfolk.
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Mrs. T. NJ. Ramsdcll has returned to
her home. 500 Allen Avenue, after q
visit to relatives In Chicago.
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It was lust as successful with my
i friend. Her picture Is printed above.
The means we used Is simple, SAFE
sure, and u can be used privately at
home. without Il fear u of pain or ble,n y
Ash, and kes 1.-THE electric needle en-i
Itirely5 unnec essa ny. IL Ri Il ss
Y I I will toll in detail full particulars,
IN Of enable any other s U frerer to achieve
the he same ha ppy results IS \ hat We did.
5ttAll 4 ask g e. &c stamp for reply. AZ ~
hress Caroline Osgood, lD1 3 II. Az,
Vaughan Bl 81, Fl row ence. RI T. h 5S
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Miss Marie r. Reid. OF Norfolk, is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marshall in this city
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the city about q week.

! & I
Miss katherine Cnstis Watkins, who
has been the guest of friends in Halt
fax county. Will return to the city ON
Wednesday.
Mrs. T. M. Ramsdcll has returned to
lsher home. 500 Alien Avenue, after d
visit to relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Preston WILKES, who has been
spending n week Will her uncle. s. T.
Adkins, on tho Hermitage Road, has
returned to Norfolk.
Senator and Mrs. u. w. Sims have
returned to their home In Louisa
/ county. NM b
ia Fred Gresham Pollard is the guest
OF Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas Jeffress at
Meadow Brook"
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Randolph Ca
perton have returned to their home,
206 Howitzer Place. after visit to.
New York City.
Mrs. "A. w. overton, who accom-.
panied her sister, Miss Rosa Harris.
OF Louisa. to the Virginia Hospitall
last Monday, left Friday night for
Frankfort, Ky.
ii Miss Helen Montague and Mrs. Ben
Palmer have gone to Pinehurst. N. c.,
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolfe q. Glover will
where they expect to spend some
time.
Mrs. Edgar Pulliam and children,
Ernest and Virginia, are visiting Mrs.
Pullian's mother. Mrs. E. S. Marks. in
Lynchburg.
Miss Arrninta cottrell, OF Homo
Place, who has been quite sick for two
weeks, is much improved.
Miss Katherine Hagan. who was ops
Grated on some time ago at st. Lukc's
Hospital, Is very much improved.
Miss Marie R. Reid. Of Norfolk, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marshall in this city
Mrs. Thomas Brander Is spending |
some time at the Waldorf-Astoria In
New York City. Miss Elizabeth Bran
der has returned to Richmond.
Mrs Bryan. OF Hagerstown. Nd. will
arrive In a few days to be the guest !
of Mrs. Williamson Talley on 11onu-
ment Avenue.
Mrs. w. G. Newman. OF Farmvillc,
Va, who has been at st. Lulse's Hos
5pital for treatment for some time. has
returned to her home.
Meredith Montague. OF New York.
spent few days here recently with
his parents. who are spending several
months in the city.
Miss Rose Caperton, of Union, W..
Va, who has been at the Jefferson Ho-
tel. is now the guest of Mrs. Littleton
Fitzgerald on Park Avenue.
Mrs NJ l., Taylor who has heenI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Senator and Mrs. II. w. Sims have
returned to their home IN. Louisa
county. M -
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Miss Katherine Ctlsts Watkins, who
has been the gticat OF friends In Hall
fax county. Will return to the city on
"Wednesday.
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Fred Gresham Pollard is the guest
OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffress at
Meadow Brook"
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Mrs. A. w. overton, who accom-.
panied her sister. Miss Rosa Harris,
OF Louisa. to the Virginia Hospital
last Monday, left Friday night for
Frankfort, Ky.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Randolph Ca
perton have returned to their home
52os Howitzer Place. after a visit tc
New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-20

Miss Helen Montague and Mrs. Ben
Palmer have gone to Pinehnrst. N. G.,
for several weeks.
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Miss Katherine Hagan. who was op-
Grated on some time ago at st. Lukc's
Hospital. is very much improved.
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@inen toIIen streieb bot 81

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