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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
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TOOELE.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
ToOeIe. Feb Miss Gertte Russell en-
tertained about twenty couples at a de
Hghrful candy pull at her home the first
of the week. Refreshments were served
and genuine good time was enjoyed.
Prof. A A. KnoWlton and DR.. G. T.
NOrhies, both Of the University of Utah,
are guests Of the TOOele Gun club.
Mrs. Howard Wallace entertained the
Ladies Sewing club on Wednesday after
noon at her home on Fifth avenue.
The Hotel Bridge club entertained at
cards in the hotel parlors Thursday even
ing.
Prof. J. II. Evans of the Latter-day
Saints university of Salt Lake gave a
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G. z. A: When you wear a veil face
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by.
The High School Literary and Debating
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Friday night
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
Health and Beauty Talks
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

L. r. s: II your hair is splitting at
the ends and becoming permanently gray,
il is a sure sign of neglect. What YOU
need IS good, nOurishiug Quinine tonic
for your halr- Dissolve one OunCe of 0uiu-
zOin in one-half pint alcohol and add one
half pint cold water Rub this well into
your scalp twice a week and il will put
new life and color into your hair i'm a
short time ! have found this Quinne
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ritatiOn of the scalp and stopping falling
hair. You VIII find il splendid 10 use dur
ing the winter months, as it evaporates
readily. 1t makes the hair glossy and will
prove very refreshing to the hair and
scalp.
Bertha J.: You can't expect to have a
nice, rosy complexion as long as YOU feel
so lifeless and have poor appetite At
this time of the year you ought to be
feeling splendid and looking Your best
strongly recommend a good system tonic
for you. The one l always found best is
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sugar and one ounce kardene in one-half
pint alcohol. adding enough boiling water
TO make a fun quart. Take a tablespoon
full of this good, old-fashioned tonic before
each meal and before retiring. It will
tone up your system and do away with
that tired feeling. putting color and life
into your face. II is fine for clearing a
salloW complexion, removing pimples and
other skin eruptiOns.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06

Mary E. A: ! have received so many
requests for a reliable, gTeaseless COM
Dlexion cream that will be entirely bene-
fetal and not encourage growth of hair
on the face. / will repeat the formula
Mix one ounce of almoZOin with One-half
mint cold water and add two teaspOonfuls
aivcerine Stir and let stand for an hour
or so. l have never found anything to
equal almozoin jelly as an aid to beauty.
n is excellent for reducing the size of
large pores in the skin. for chapped hands
and face. massaging, removing fTeckles,
ian. wrinkles and blaCkheads. Ii cleans
the skin from all dirt and makes it soft
ara yalvety. Use very little soap on your
face as it dries out the skin too much.
This cream will cleanse the skin much
Fot+ar than SOaD.
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z A. w: I feel sorry for you. Where
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-04
Malvern Hill Social News
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

Malvern Hill, Va, December a.
Mortimer Harrison has returned to
William and Mary College, after spend
ing the Thanksgiving holidays with
his parents. at "Bayview"
Miss Mary Johnson. of Farmville. is
the guest of her cousin. Allan John
son. at Shirley.
Mrs. j. A. Clark, of "Hardcns,' has
returned from Richmond.
Miss Florence Harper. who is n
teacher at the new school at Granville.
spent the Thanksgiving holidays with
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. l. y. Eberey, Misses FLORENCE
and Nettie Ebcrley and Elmer Eherley
have returned from a trip to Rich
mond. While there they viewed the
aviation contest.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Saunders, of
Upper Shirley" were the guests of
Alrs. Guile Harrison at Brandon this
week.
c. S. Clark. of Richmond, has re-
turned from a visit to his relatives
at "Hardens- on-thcJanes."
Masters Bailey and Carleton Saund-
ers, of Richmond, who spent Thanks
giving with their uncle, II. S. Suund-
crs, have returned home. While on
their visit in the country, Master
Carleton had the good fortune to kill
his first wild turkey while out hunt
ing on Thanksgiving Day
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Abingdon Social News

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1
Abingdon, Va, December 3---W. u.
Mingea. Jr., has been on trip to
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Misses Phillips and Morriss, of Stone
wall jackson Institute. have returned
from trip to Tennessee.
Judge and Mrs r. M Page arc visit
Ing In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n McKoy. Of
Hagerstown, Nd, have been tho guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mingea.
Or. George V. Litchheld went to
Richmond on Tuesday
Miss Graham Nance has been visit
Ing. her sister. Mrs. George Grant
Miss Aslby Taylor entertained most
delightfully."- at dinner on Thursday.
Mrs. killinger. who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Gibson, has
returned to her home at Rural Re-
treat
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Preston, of
Bristol. have been visiting Mr.. Pres
tons parents.
W. Z. Mingca, sr,, has returned from
Norfolk.
CAPTAIN w. II. Baldwin Of Radford
Kreger
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mother. Mrs wlnneld 1.iggett, 3,

mother, Mrs. Winfield Liggett, on
North High Street
Mrs. Howard Mauzy, Of washing
ton, ID. c., has returned home from
months visit to her father, Joseph
II. Muuay. near Interchangeable.
~ delightful social was given a Few
nights ago at the home OF Senator
George b, Keezell, Of Kcezelltown, Ny
his daughters, Misses Catherine and
Florence. Among 1he guests present
were a number from the State Normal
School.
Dr.. and MISE. d. Davis have been
spending some time In Charlestown,
w. Va, the former home Of Mrs
Davis.
Rev. j. r. Ellis, OF Yancey, well
known Episcopal minister, was a
visitor In town this week.
Rev. g. D. Lerch has returned from
pennsylvania. where he attended tho
funeral Of his aged father.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Heard. of fJlkton,
were recent visitors In Roanoke.
Miss Fannie Tabler, of Norfolk, was
a recent visitor In the home OF Rev.
M T. Tabler, of IJlkton. .4s
Mrs o. r. Cook. of Elkton. has gone
for an extended visit to Cuba.
Miss Ida Miller, OF Ellkton, was a
recent visitor In Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Tunkhouser, Of
Mt jackson, are visiting their daugh-
ter. Mrs. j. Fl. Ruebush. at Dayton.
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Reverse Side of Village Life
By ADA PATTERSON

friends, and this interest comes near
the point OF evaporation at times
We are more annoyed because some
one has espied q blue dimity gown on
the Monday line and voiced her adj
miration than we would be@by the
calls of tho vegetable man or The
clang of the bell In the elevated train.
village life Is disturbing, but there is
a reverse side of the subject. i Is
better to be disturbed by a friendly,
though too inquisitivo interest, than to
be left forever unnotlced.
Fancy living In an apartment house
speech with any person livins beneath.
the same roof The landlord, who
lives elsewhere. calls upon his agent
70 collect his rent. Your marketing.
done by telephone, IS rewarded by
elsewhere. Your washw.oinan, who
lives elsewhere. shows faint signs of
noetns human and conversable, but she
- worried and anxious to get nome
lest an automobile may run over one
OF her children
Even that tacturn nisanthrope, the
1anitor, lives elsewhere, for he has
Charge of several houses likesthG one
u! which YOU live. His views of man,
FIND are. depressing. and you are glad
mat he Is stingy Of speech.
But when you meet persons who
live in the next apartment. who are
so near that you can hear their voices
by Gay and their footsteps by night,
You don't salute them and they Give
YOU no greetinr, Neither of you
Ito afraid the other may be an url-
desirable acquaintance. Some day you
may meet in a downtown office or at
III uptown dinner bs formally tntra-
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Blackstone Social News
/ Special to The Times-Dispatcll

Blackstone. Va December a.-Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Blanton. of Black
stone, charmingly entertained in their
hcme Tuesday evening from to q
o'clock, in honor OF the fifth ami
versary of their marriage.
Exquisite decorations We're in green
and white. The luncheon table bore q
PLAGUE of white carnations. fringed
with lace ferns and candelabra, with
green tapers. Palms, ferns and white
carnations in profusion, afforded hand
some floral effect, In the house decora-
tons. Ferns and candelabras banked
the mantels, from which peeped many
green lighted tapers.
The couple received beneath an ar
tistic white bell from background
of green. Mrs. Blanton, in white
satin messaline, pearl trimmings and
coronet of pearls with drop bouquet
of white carnations. was assisted In
r1sseiyins by her e motl II Mrs. 4 G G
silk: Mrs. D. w. Gillian. of Farm
Vile. In gray taffeta. and Mrs. Dudley
Boogher, of Farmville, In lavender
messaline. The callers were received
and introduced by Mrs. Fannie
Haskins. in black silk and lace. Others
assisting in the entertaining Of guests
, messaline, presiding over. the punch
bowl; Mrs. d. 7. Cpson. in black velvet
and silver net, ushered the guests into
the dining-room. where they were
served q dainty luncheon by four at
tractive young women---Misses Fan
ME lrby, Mabel Jackson Josie
Jones and Mary Bate Epes
Little Miss Elizabeth Epes, In white
lingerie frnck, carrying Il green and
white basket. presented each guest
as favorS q miniature burn-Wood heart
With names and dates engraved
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Salem Social News
Tspecial to The mes-Dispatch.

rSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Salem, Va, December 3.-Mrs
Katzenberter and granddaughter.
Miss Ethel Katzenberter. have return
formers daughter Mrs. Maurice Jeter,
for the past several weeks.
Mrs, D. w. Saunders, of Richmond,
is the guest of Mrs. J. G. Haley, on
Broad Street.
Miss Annie Montgomery, Of Virginia
College. spent several days as guest
OF the Misses Scruggs, on Broad Street,
during the past week.
Mrs. Fred Smith. OF Philadelphia,
who has been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
returned home.
Miss Madaline Roberts, student Of
Jcter Institute at Bedford City. spent
several days this week with her par
ents here. she had as her guest,
Who Is also a student at the institute.
The women of the Methodist Church
held their annual bazaar In the Allen
Block on Tuesday evening. The dis
play. of fancy articles was unusually
pretty, and the hall was thronEed with
people throughout the evening.
Mrs. X. l.. Childress. Of FIillsville,
is here spending the winter with her
sons, Paul and Horace Sutherland. who
are students at Roanoke College. They
are stopping with Miss John Gum, on
College Avenue.
The first meeting ofsthe brotherhood
of the Salem Presbyterian Church was
held Thursday evening with good at :
tendance, and all seemed interested in
the work. The organization was per-
fected at this meeting and there were
some new names added to the MEM
bership.
The Rev. Arthur Robotham, of Roam
oke, was present and made br1et
practical talk on the work which could
be accomplished by the Brotherhood.
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friends sudden illness and our plight.
How did hc answer? With grave
and stately: II will be glad to be of
any service to you and the unfortunate
lady" Of the South, or the crisper.
"of course I'll help you.' Of the West?
The average Now Yorker cast a bored
look at the cab and tho fainting wo-
man inside.
II don't want to be mixed up in IT,.
he answered. a passing policeman
solved the problem of help.
Yes. villages are "hotbcds OF COS.
SIP" II by gossip we mean discussion
of intimate details. But all gossip is
not ill-natured. There are sweet
tongued. golden hearted busybodies.
These are keenly interested in Mary
having changed the way she wears
her hair. but they add how very be-
coming the new style Is. They fer
ret out the fact that Matilda Brown
is to marry Sam Smith two weeks
BEFORE Miss Brown and Mr.. Smith
want the fact known. but they say
that Matilda is a splendid houseteeper
and Sam good steady fellow. who
Will get on.
Better the friendly interest of these
golden gossips than the absolute "let
them aloneness" of the indurated city
dwellcr.
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Onancock Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. |
a ia1,o n y l. = :.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
ona,ncock, Va. December 3.--Nliss
V: Rich, of Salisbury, spent Thanks
giving with their mother, Miss n. s.
Rich.
W. Henry Parker. Jr.. of Boston. was
recently the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Parker.
Mrs. Spencer L. Roger and daughter
Miss Anna arrived home to-day from
visit of several weeks to Mrs ]. e.
pruitt OF Tallahassee, Fla, and John
/. Z. Rogers. OF Savannah, Ca
n M L 3. !. Ei,chett, Master Beverley
lately guests of Mrs. George Lee
Fosque have returned to Cape Charles.
Miss Annie L. Miller, OF Norfolk,
was the weekend guest of Miss Minnie
Nj. Mills.
Miss Grace Hutchinson. of Accomac.
spent saturday and Sunday with her
former schoolmate, Miss Betrie Lee
NAPLES.
Rev. J. C. corsiels left Monday for
friends at Princess Anne Courthouse
Horace Wiltbank, OF Baltimore
spent this week In town.
~, Miss ,a Elizabeth Eliza 3. Wise returned
Monday ,1tods from from, two weeks visit to rela-
Mrs. T. Z. Crockett who has been
With her sister. Mrs. S. Randall Belote
for several months, left for her home
in Palatka. Fla, Friday.
Mrs. Mosby G.. Perrow and Master
Mosby G., Jr having spent the month
OF November with Superintendent and
Mrs G G. Joyner, left for Lynchburg
Thursday. =
In order that the teachers might at
terd the Institute held at Parksley, the
Friday.
Miss Mary +. Warren, after spend
ing several days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs e. f. Warren. left Monday
to 1esume her work in the Capeville
school. = -
Miss Fannie Z. Taylor is home from
visit to Makemmie Park.
Thomas w. Stiff, Of Norfolk. is with
his father, Rev. L. Willard Stiff. at the
parsonage.
John NJ Watson, wife and little son,
spent Sunday in Pocomoke City.
The young men of teh town gave an
oyster roast Tuesday night. the first Of
the season, at the electric plant. A
large number attended and enjoved
the feast. Mrs. John w. West was
cheperon.
Colonel ard Mrs Roy d.. White are
home from Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas L. Fletcher is the guest
or CAPTAIN Spencer ID. Fletcher, Cape
Charles. Va.
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The Burgomaster OF Hattersheim
desiring to promote peace In his town,
has established Il black list. On this
he orders placed the names OF I'll
tigtous and duarrelsome people, that
warned against them Perhaps YOU
haven't heard of Hattershelm2 1t is
a town Of 1000 inhabitants. The fig
ures tell the story.
II tho town had been larger the
Burgonaster would have had no need
to Instruct his police to place on the
sombre roll the names of "persons who
concerned themselves with the busi-
ness OF Others" Persons living in
place or ingrowing interests. Z VIZ
Gossip stalks unveiled through
small towns No Uncover denies this
There is no use Tho dweller in the
Village has an overgrown interest in
the affairs of his neiShbprs and
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Frederick's Hall Social News
tspecial to rhe Times-pispatch.l

Especial to The imes-Dispatch.]
E'redcricks Hall, December 3.--Roy
jerks. of Chicago. is spending several
weeks with his mother, Mrs c. r.
Mrs. George Smith. of oyster Point
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Hardenbergf, Of
Richmond. were the weekend guests
of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. ".
Hardenbergft .
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson Davis have
returned to their home In Richmond
after spending several days with Mrs.
II. II. Poindexter.
visiting her son, w. A. G. Petit.
Miss Matte Beckham has returned
from a pleasant trip to Richmond.
j. L. Coleman. of Orange county, was
the recent guest of friends here.
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Panlp1in City Social News

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Pamplin City, Va. December g.
Rev. j. H. Franklin, D. D., pastor Of
the First Baptist Church, of Colorado
Springs Cal, who has been travelling
through Africa in the interest Of the
missionary situation, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Franklin,
here. While here, DR.. Franklin Leo
tured on his trip to all appreciative
audience. He left Wednesday with
his wife for Colorado Springs.
Miss Bessie Spencer. of Williams
burg, who has been the guest for the
past few weeks of Miss Flossie Thorn
ton. has returned to her homo.
Mrs. p. r.. Warren left last week
for Richmond, TO visit her daughter.
Miss Hannah Warren, there. After a
few days In Richmond she went to
New York. where she expects to spend
some weeks with her daughters, Miss
Mary II. Warren and Mrs. M. l. Bar
ham.
DR.. Lide. Of Bedford City. was q
visitor here tho carly part OF the
week.