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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-19
Radford

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RADFORDs VA Marcel I9--Mrs
! Garland Johnston has been visiting
at the Johnston-Reid home
Mr.. Burgess ane famil. expect to
ieage Radford soon for Wythe county
where they viii make their home
Monday "Wednesday aud Friday at
1850 r. M. and Tuesday and Thursday
at p. M. the Lutheran congrega-
ton viii hold special services at the
Court-houge.
afternoon at 4 O'clock Rev.
John Einstein will preach at Central
Presbyterian church.
After services Sunday a meeting
will be held at the Presbyterian
church for the purpose of eleoting a
pastor.
Mr.. w. w Carr left Monday to car
~ some choice stock to his farm In
Montana. Mrs. Carr and children Will
visit In Roanoke for while.
Mr. J. A. Painter and family have
moved to the Lyons building. their
former residence having been destroy
ed by fire
Mr.. ]. H. Coleman. All engineer on
the ~ & W. and one of the oldest
employees of that road. died Friday
last OF paralysis. He leaves a widow
and six daughters.
There viii be special services at the
Episcopal church during Passion
week
Owing to change OF position, Mr..
Lewis Ingles will move to Roanoke
April l. Mrs. Ingles VIII join him
Month later The Music Club and
church, benevolent and social sctivi-
ties will be heavy losers Mr.. lngies
Ali IA charge in -ReaIa@AlSa-of-h both
of the V. /, G. furnaces.
Ststionmaster j. r. Martin and
wife. accompanied by Mrs. j. II. Bar
nett, are on weeks visit in Cleve-
land
Mr. Lawrence McWane has gone TO
Lynchburg to assume his new place
there with the McWane foundry.
Mrs. Edmundson has purchased his
house here
Mr.. A. r. Mcwane goes to Georgel.
Va for the Y. I. e. having received
promotion.
Mr.. w. T. Baldwin. Jr., has return
ed from St Paul. Va.
Mrs. Albert Johannsen, of Wash
ington, is visiting Mrs. r. Q. Scott.
MISC Marybelie has returned from
Wytheville TO he present during the
visit of her cousin, Mrs. Johannsen
Miss Alice Baker has returned to
B!acksburg, having spent the winter
with Mrs. G. b. Sale.
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Pinehurst

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PfNEHCRST ~ c., Maren r.
Atdseason activities. indoors ana out.
aave rounded out the week, the big
list Of arrivals augmented BY many
rom resorts farther south who come
.or April one of the most delightful
months of the season here.
Although arranged entirely upon In
sormal lines Monday evenings ~sum-
mer's eve" cotflion at the Carolina
proved one of the most ENJOYABLE OF
me season, with its novel surprise,
N opening march with no light save
hat shed by Il monster full moon.
which rose masestically FROM behind
miniature mountain to the top of
ne stage. Its presence unknown even
% the dancers The effect OF night
was further enhanced by the spark
sers and varl-coicred lanterns carried
9y the dancers and the use of huge
Cardboard moons. and blue and yell
oW bunting for decorative purposes.
The figures included ore in which
tore open giant wine bottles for the
same purpose. Reversed, the young
men shot the young women wear
ing Srotesque owl costumes, or caught
with nets monster butterflies. Part
aers were also secured by matching
me faces on moon fayors. all nation
Tags and playing cards. The stee-
3iechase, which made SUCH a big hit
asst week. was repeated in new and
even more attractive form. aud
1altzss. two-steps, barn dances and
Paul Jones figures, combined to round
,ut u merry evening. the program
tndfag with the Home. Sweet IIorne"
waltz by the light OF the sinking
noon. tho music ceasing just as IL
tank from sight. enveloping the han
n darkness.
The leaders we're Mr.. Paul F.
iardner. OF Chicago. and Miss Ruby
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Martinsville

MA RTfNSVII.I4E, VA, March Ia
Messis Sam G. Little and c. Guy
! Bell. OF the Roanoke Times. were In
Allah siasst alr-s-tsrHf days fHstw
writing up the town. The article APP
peared In Wednesdays issue ar the
Times. and is very creditable both to
the town ands to those who did the
writing.
rhe Chamber OF Commerce of Mar
tfngcfiie IL preparing to@sssue buo.s-
lee setting forth the advantages Of
the town and advertising Its resources.
@ The Book Club and n,imbe. Il
invited guests We're charmingiy enter
tatneG by the Misses Tuggle at their
home On Brown street Thursday ever
ing from 4 to [ 2 D'clocig The enter
tuinment tool the form, OF a csle-
hfatioE OF ST. Patrtek's Day Irish
Jokes and green ties were the features
oil the occasion. Daiightfls refresh
ments were served
MI and Mrs. a.. mi Kuykef,das. and
family. OF Roanoke. have recently re-
moved 10 Martinsviiie. ans. wiz make
their future home here. having rnains
Will, Mrg p. r, Psnnil or Church
street
Mh5 Mary w. Foster. OF Graham.
N c.. who has teen the CUES. uf
friends Ia Bristol, Va. for 1--WE or
three weeks. IL the guest OF her amt,
Mrs. j. H. Spencer. on Church street.
~ MtSe Hocis Dupuy, ~ Raatynfe
va. II fhe guest of the Mtsses Whittle
on Church street
Mr., e. SsN'iinamson spent several
iaasf HitA fHienae IL Roansise this
week. n
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oncord

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CONCORD. VA. March As.--air
Thornhtil Caldwell, stadeHt of New
London Academy. Is at his home a
. few days on sick inriough.
Miss sAnniS sfeele left Tuesday for
Roanoke and Staunten. where she will
spend week visiting relatives.
Mr., W. W, Carson. who is now sit
uated at t'rswe. was home Tuesday
to visit his home folk.
MIR ], NJ. Carscn,s Jr.. was on bus
ines in Lxnchhllrs 1Tse&sas s----------------
MIR. Fitzgerald is on his way Ia Pc
rersburg. whore M witt ne connected,
with the Sans Construction Co.
Mr. ss H. Wilson. who has .heef,
In Lynch burg the last few days, serv-
ing on jury. returned home Tuesday
morning.
Mr. Tom WIN Evans. living Aear
this place. has been confined to his
room the past Few days with rfeu-
matism.
Mrs. Bette Howerton, who has been
very i'll at the home OF Mr. Sam Da-
wilson. has gotten much better the
last few days. and Is now able to get
about.
The family Of Mr. Tom Diekerson.
near here, who were nearly all sick
OF Scarlet fever. are now getting bet
ter Mr. Dickerson himself was taken
sick few days age. but Is getting
along as well az could be expected.
1t has been reported In the COM
munity that the two children Of MIR.
and Mrs. D. l.. Carroll had the scar
let fever, but this is mistake.
Miss johnnie Martin Is somewhat
better after an illness of two months.
DIR r. W Evans has been delayed
In his practice for four or five days
on account of being confined to his
bed with In grippe.
At this writing the doctor lis bet
ter and will make another start out
shortly
Dr.. W F. Fisher, travelling evan
gelist or the Baptist church, is at
home now for few days stay with
his family.
DIR. E, u. Fisher registered phar-
macist. who has been located i'm Rich
mond for long while. is home now
and has an offer In Wichita. kans |
He has not yet accepted.
Mrs. ". r. Fisher was a week lend |
guest OF relatives la Lynchhurg.
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sewall; Of Kansas city, Mi Spencer
Waters. Of Now York. and Miss rIaf-
riet Horton. on Wiliiamsport: AIR. E
s. Parmelee, OF New Haven. and Miss
Priscilla BesIi OF Unfontown; Mr..
Ralph n Gardner. of Chicago. ana
Miss Carolyn Fuller. of New York,
with Col. j. r. Smith. of Wilmington.
as the ininitable "bookmaker' In the
steeplechase. The matrcns were Mrs
G. Mcneil Of Mcdford: Mrs IL w
Priest, OF Portsmouth. Mrs, j. r.
Gardner. of Chicago; Mrs. r. N. Sew
all, of Kansas City. and Mrs. L. f.
Beail, of Iniontown. At the favor Ia
h1es were Mrs. John g. Spring and
Mrs. Leonard Tufts. of Boston. Mrs.
Herbert T. Jillson. of Worcester and
Miss Lucy NJ, Priest. of Portsmouth.
The younger set have made much
picnics and rides, and many have en-
Latch cabin al Pine Blum. among
them Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph kaufr
mann and Miss Kaufman. OF Wash.
ington. who entertained MIR and Mrs
Allan Lard and Mr.. j. III. Clspp ai2o
OF Washington, at luncheon on Mon
day.
Mr. Paul r.. Gardner of Chicago.
and Miss Raby Sewall. of Kansas city.
We're the winera Of an invitnNon
ment. defeating Mr.. Ralph n. Gard
ner, Of Chicago. and Miss Carolyn
Fuller, OF New York, In the final MIR
IL II. Cook. of Boston. and Mrs j
l.. Jameson. Of Chicago were the win
nars fa similar mixed foursome golf
hardfcap for a cup presented by Mr..
If, A. Harris, of Chicago.
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Gainesville

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cARTERSVILiE. VA. March 1s.--
s<---Afss -r-t-t,tfftrr+--
sfoner OF revenue, is very III.
Miss Georgie kie. abe assistant
teacher In the Ashby graded school.
has been quite sick for three weeks
Her mother, Mrs. kie, of FIavanna.
anne down To be with her.
Miss Matte Hooe i~ principal ana
one of her pupils. Miss Vivian ston-
EeH. substituted during the sickness
OF Miss kie. This school VIII close
very quietly on April q.
The architect IL little slow In
sending the Specifications for the High
school, but the carpenters are prenar-
ing TO bid on H.
The Harrison Bridge School Will
close March ~ The teacher and pa
pils are busy getting up patrons
day for the occasion
AIR, and arx If. i Knight left for
Richmond on Tuesday last. where they
aili make their home.
MIR 4. +. Noon. Jr.. IL now cashier IA
tae Carterxville Bank, IN Mt. knight's
place
Miss Meland IRVING will be home
about the 3ist Of this month She
hss beea teaching IN Spottswood
Mrs. Frank Irving and her mother
weht TO Middleton Mills Moncay 10
@isi' their relatives.
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Spottsylvania


sP0TTSYLyASIA. VA. March ig--e
Miss Ada Hudson, Of Washington, ar
ter a two weeks visit TO relatives in
Sputtsylxania. has returned home
Mr.. Reaie A. Garner, OF Spottsyiya4
MIA. IN the guest OF friends in Rich-
mtnd. s
Aiiss Adda u. Myers. OF Spoitsyisa-
ria, has some On an extended visit to
Washington.
= Miss Fannie s. Rasnes, OF Georgia, il,
the guest OF friends in Spottsyivania
Mr., II. n, Rishm. cf Baltimore ~
visiting In spottsylvania and Caroi,ne
counties.
AFR. James L. Frazer. OF Orange. ar
ter a weeks Visiting In Spottsylvania.
hes returned home n
Miss Eta A. rrigg, OF Pittsburgh,
u visiting for week al Sanlight. Va.
Il Miss EsnHta F. Groves, Of New York,
~ the guest Of friends In Chancellor
Milan Z. james. u North Carolina.
~ sejournirg for a week n Spottsy.-
'vailia and Orange counties.
Circuit Clerk r A. Harrix Il at.
hotns again after visiting Niehm1 nd.
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West Point

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WEST POINT, VA March l9--
Mr.. $. Brandt DE Farges who has
lived In Washington. d. g., for several
years, and worked in the offices of
the southern Railway Company. ar
rived last night to take charge Of the
Office Of collector of customs at this
port. to succeed his father. John s.,
DE Farges. who has recently been
appointed postmaster OF West Point.
Mr.. John S. DE F'arges took charge
OF the postotfice March Ia. with
Messrs. Robert Bruce Ware, Suther-
ian DE Farges and Miss Mae Owens as
assistants.
The event of the week was an en-
tertainment on Wednesday, given by
Miss Lillian Roberts IN her home on
fNfIfth street in honor OF the Home
Needlework Club The decora lions
We're appropriate to the season fSt.
Patriek's DAY.. The favors were
tiny silken Shamrocks tied with green
ribbon, pinned with bent pins that AL
ways bring the best OF luck, as they
did on this occasion. when the dainty
proved to be strawber-
rtes. whipped cream and dainty
cakes.
On Friday evening. March IS. In
ti1 SldatAtt ttdH audtltFtuH, usutF
the dirscti OF Mr.. and Mrs 4
Julian Bagby a charming musicale.
was given to a crowded house. and
was greatly enjoyed especially as IL
was rendered by local talent
Mr.. Herbert Allen Chase and Mrs
Maria Bristow were married on Mon
day evening at the home OF the
groom. Rev. Mr. Eggleston. of the
Methodist church. officiating. Only
fEV fT'fHYTdy E'Era PRESENT
Mr.. John Cnrie, recently SO i'll with
rheumatism. is sufficiently we'll to be
out. \
Mrs Lucy Byrd Dudley who teaches
near cohoke. going from her home
here each morning. had a fall and
was badly hurt recently. but is now
better.
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Sullnyside

SENNYsIDE. VA, March TO- 1870
Mrs Moilie Branch has returned from
visit To Chester and Newport News.
Mr. Bob Carnett's brother from King
William Is on visit TO him
Charlie Fftppen. who has been work.
Ing in several towns and cities for the
past six Or eight years, has returned.
end Will farm with his father this
year
Mr.. John Philips was the week end
guest of his daughter. Mrs. Burns
Bauifant at Macon
Willie Banks was q visitor last week
AIR. Bob Branch and family. OF Ame-
liza. have moved, and Mr.. Branch Will
open store In Fowiks old stand.
Green Level. the home CT Mr.. ami
Mrs. Edward Byeriey, was the scene
on Friday evening OF mn informal rs.
cenIi0n. given hy their -I..aRtstsTs Mis-
Moflie. 4 delicious dinner was served
at six. After dinner tho young people
resorted 10 games and other amuse-
;nents. continuing until the wee small
hours. Every one expressed them
selves as having spent a most charm
ing evening.
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Scottsville

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SCoTTSVILLE VA, March 10
The teachers of the high school at
tended the County Teachers Institute
at Charlottesville Friday. and took
with them most ereditable display
OF work done By the pupils.
Announcement Ia made by Captain
and Mrs. Charles q. Snead, of Fork
Union, Va, of the engagement of their
daughter. Bessie Travers Snead, TO
MIR. Ernest p. Burgess the wedding to
he celebrated In June.
The Right Rev. Bishop Coadjutor of
Virginia. A. A. Lloyd. will hold divine
services in st. Johns church on We'd
hesday afternoon, April I3, at 4.30
o GloGk.-ai which time he xiii -recelNe
candidates for confirmation.
Professor w. ID. Smith, with some
or the nigh school boys, was In at
tendance at meeting Of high schools
principals and pupils at Charlottes-
Cfuh was organized and John J.. Pitts,
Jr., of our school, WAS chosen presi-
dent.
Professor Givens, Or Alberpne. was
in town Saturday looking after the in
terests of hts school
F. j, Butler, a prominent farmer of
Flnvanna county. passed through
StottSfflle several Gays ago on his
way 10 Lynchburg where he is at
tending the United States court.
Mrs. Frank l.. Saunders and little
son, John Lynch, OF Chillhowie. Va.
are spending the Week with Mrs. w.
T.. Burgess at hollywood"
Mrs. j. Martin Moon and little
daughter. of Richmond, are visiting
relatives on East Main street.
Hon. ID. III. Pitts has returned from
the legislature bringing with him his
little daughter, Stella Mrs Pitts is
still In Richmond, where che will
remain for several weeks longer.
DR.. H. l. billiard. a prominent ply
stefan Of our town win in a few days
move TO his splendid farm near North
Va
James r. Barrier was I'm Richmond
Wednesday on business.
r, /. Wade, of Richmond. was here
this week visiting his mother. Mrs.
NJ. NJ Blair.
Jaeei, Baker at Richmond, called
sn our merchants several days ago.
Rev. Allen Christian has received
,ail from a LyaehbtFg Presbyterian
church and has gone 10 that city to
COX over the field.
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Barton Heights

s. A. Eddins, of Boston, who has
been on visit To thu home Of his
father. @. Eddins, of Braokland Park
Ia now on business trip TO Atlanta
and ether Southern cities. Mrs
-Eddins- remain In Bronkiand
Park until he returns.
Miss kertha knapp has been APP
pointed leader of the choir of Epip-
hany church. The choir is having
rehearsals for special music for Las
ter.
Mrs. c. w, Campbell and ron. Mas
ter c. w, .Jr., of Mathews county,
are expected to arrive Monday ami
be the guests of Mrs. j. j. s;taiiings.
Rev. A. c. Bergman viii preach
at IL O'Clock A. AZ. and o'clock
r Nj. at the Methodist church sun
day.
Miss Elise Frayser, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. w. Nj. Anderson, is
now on visit TO friends ia Williams
burg
Rev. IT. p. Scott, OF the Payne Dr.
vinity School. Of Petersburg, will
preach at both the morning and even
Ing services at Epiphany church sun
day.
Miss Marguerite Maupin. OF Char
iottesville. Ia the guest OF her sister.
Mrs ID. l.. hauanant ON Wiekham
street.
At the Overlook Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning at IL
o'clock Rev r. N. Lemly viii preach
on THE Mission OF the Church." Ar
s p NJ DR. Gonzales ORTIZ. con-
verted Roman Catholic priest, viii
preach.
Miss Beuiah Weliener and Miss
Grace King. both OF Baltimore. who
have been the guests of MIR. and Mrs!N
Stevenson on Lamb avenue, have re-
turned to their homes.
Rev. n. III. Bowden. at the Baptist
church. will preach Sunday morning
at II o'clock. Subject. The Chris
tian Rest AT s r, NJ. the subject
with be Christ, Our Refuge
Tyler Goodwin. OF Buckingham
county. was the guest of his brother.
A. T, Goodwin. on Friday.
S. " Straiey. of Princeton. w Va,
and wife were visitors in Barton
Heights Thursday afternoon.
Mrs r, r Goodwin. OF Louisa eoun-
ty. Is expected to arrive Saturday ar
and will be the gnest of
Mrs, A. T. Goodwin.
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WARRENTON

wARRENTCN. VA, March ls.--Mrs.
j. c. walraven is again at the office
of Keith and Richards, after an abb
sence and Illness Of several weeks.
Miss Helen and Jessie Wafraven are
at home again after visit to Falls
Church. Virginia.
Miss Della Garner has returned from
a pleasant Wait TO friends in Washing
ton
The Misses Meyers. of Lenox, Mass.
are at Neptune Lodge with Mrs GLIB.
Mrs w. G. Armstrong. OF Norfolk,
Va. Is visiting her parents. Major and
Mrs. X. +. Mcintyre.
MIR. James Nash is in Warrenten
again after an absence of several
morths.
Mr., Adam Empie. OF wilmington.
North Carolina, has been visiting in
Warrepton for several days,
Mr.. Howard Peoples, OF Atlanta. Ga.
fs spending sevcrat days tr Warren
ton
Mr.. w ". Ashby Junior member of
the Remington Drug Co, of Rentng
renton.
Mr. r.. n. King OF baltimore spent
several days In Warrenton this week,
Mr.; . III. Rogers. Of Washington. Wis
TIED Warenion this week. ane WAS the
guest OF Mr.. j. r. Richards.
Nj. G. u. Cafohen hag purchased
from Mi. Geo, s. Smith the valuable
property of the latter on the Waterloo
pike Tor VGIitApIe cOnSluRFAtiOu.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines Ii AZ home af-
ter visit OF several week. in New
York Miss Gainec will leave shortly
fo- the lFniversisr OF Virginia where
she wiz attend the Easter festivities
Judge r.. :. Turner and Hon. j. a, 4.
Keith attended court IT. Rappahannoek
G.. Il, this week.
Miss Caroline Rastable. of Calverton.
IN spending several day~ with MISC Sa~
die Subleft
Mr. 4 " AnJersan ,vsnt ~ washtur
ton for several days this week.
v Mr. HARRY kenna.sot WasistnRton
IL tEa guest of Mrs. Sarah Hogr
y Mrs. n y. Cook, or Baitimore, Is at
Nj. Fl n, Fieteher's, Il
Mr.. Jas. Roorinag, of Cadets Wis.,
tied WarrenfGM this Week.
lxx ~ w. Maphis and edward left
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Bowling Green

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BOWLING GREEN, VA Earch
I9.--Miss Alice BroadG@s returned
yesterday from Richmond. where she
has been visiting her aunt. Mrs
Charles H. Ryland. for the past week
Among those from our town in
lowing: Or. ". l.. Broaddus. T, h
GIL. DR. Parker. Of the b. G. Sem
mary: Mrs w K. Broaddus and Miss
Eleanor Borum.
DIR. w NJ Hughes. CT Fredericks-
burg. is here this week on profs-
SIGNAL business. DR. Hughes Is build
ing up fine practice in this .ieini-
~.
Mr. Ferdinand Callahan of Wash
ington, .. c.. is spendisg some time
with his sister. Mrs A. B. Chandler.
on Main street,
The students of music and elocu-
ton at the Bowling Green Seminary
Will give a public recital In the sem
isary chapel Monday evening.
hrsiamrs T.. e, afuururs aud F.
Il. GIL left this week for Blackstone.
where they wifi visit relatives.
Monday was social court in Bowl
ing Green, ana a large crowd assem-
bled. The merchants report very
busy day.
ZION. Moncure Gravatt spent the
week end with his grandparents.
Judge and Mrs. L. c. MeneHfe, at
Auburn
Miss Virginia Gresham. OF Rich
mond has returned home, after
short visit In the home of DR.. e. E.
Butter.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Caroline County Teie-
phone Company 1t was decided to In
crease the stock of the company. Of
ficers for the ensuing year we're elect
ed and are as follows: President.
Captain G. T. Smith: vice-President.
w E. Ennis. Secretary, Ahoi Collins:
Treasurer. L. E. Martin: Auditor. DIR.
c. S. Webb; Attorney. w. Il. Ennis.
+. Smith, s. w. Broad
dus. w r. Ennis, Athol Collins, DIR.
Luther Head. ". y. Biatt, Andrew
j r. Dickerson, l.. e Mar
tin. George Lynons, s. T.. Pitts.
Miss Belle Hin. OF Richmond is the
guest OF Mrs. John. l.. White at THE
Mansion.''
Sedon Bruce, of Richmond, is Wis
tisg his brother, Joseph r. Anderson
Bruce. at the Lawn Hotel.
DR.. Meyers, representative from
Amherst and author of the Meyers
bin. spent Sunday in town with
friends.
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OF. Wednesday fol Charleston, s. c..
whore they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Peter Labouisse Is at hame after
a visit tt washington
On Monday afternoon one of the
pTettfest drags ever seer was ridden by
the rncnheFs OF the Warrenton- Hunt
Club over an old and familiar course,
starting at Mrs. r. a. y. Portman's
gate and finishing at Bethel
Mr., j X. Maddux. of Gray Gap hunt
eded the hounds and Nessrs. C. H..
smith and w. r. Wilbur rode whipE.
There were many jumps over, In and
out plank and rail, fences but the
hounds kept a clean scent and the 30
ing seemed good Among those rid
ing We're Messrs ). X Maddux, Z. H..
Smith. VI. r. Wilbur. T. D. Hall J. r..
Stone, c. b. Stone. Roy Adamaon, and
Misses Mabie Flynn and Niss Meyers.
of Lenoy, Mass.
Miss Josephine Spiinan will leave
shortly for NeW York State, wnere she
Will spend several months.
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+ alrnnount

Mir. j. Kelfum has moved n
from Hanover to North Twent$
street. q s31S
The Fairmount Council 81 35
4wilI hold a box party and social Il
/ town hall Friday night, MaFu
Everybody is invited and 4 go0
awaits you. There will be many III
baskes and boxes for sale a. Z re6
able price. 3l7]
Master Victor BurreIi ii QUE "
after suffering for several we41s
bad sore throat.
A marriage of much fntnr1 m
take place next Wednesday ev&&
s r. NJ. at the Fairmount xetDIG
church when Mr.. Walter Tr0&<
VIII lead to the altar Miss E1o(
Miffieton. .sa53
Miss Susie Harris left ThuFvG
Durham, n. c., where sIaa VI
the guest Of relatives until
Easter. gSss53
Mr.. and Mrs ]. T. Morris and -
daugher. OF Luray, Va, are VI
their friends. Dir. and Mrs. Jc1Sl
OF North Twentieth street. ssA3
Miss Lily Baker left WedneedtaJ
Cold Harhor TO visit her sisfsH
Mintef. 5 SsFsssss.
Wednesday was MotherS Day af n
Paramount school, when ne pa4S
Of the school We're invited To vi@S q
progress OF their children.
MIR. Joe Lane, OF Richmond, n M
ing his friends. Mr.. and Mrns HI
mons. of the avenue, gs:
Mrs. l.. r. Morris. who ha& ri
very III WIN appendfcftfE II x0III
improved ssSl
Mrs. Minors little son, James
very I'll with pneumonia. s z%l
Miss Ruby Taylor has. Returned
her home on Twenty-first street r. =
a visit OF two weeks with her 146
the Misses Carlton. Of New Kent 06l
ty. 3
Mr. Charlie Minor iswery sick ~ n
home on Short @ street s sssssi
Miss Mamie Burnett, Of Char3
willie. Is the guest Of her couatn,
Eva Thomas, Of this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Southworth Will =
their family from North TWU
street To Baldwin street the nx 4
the week. 3s|
Mrs. Johns still continues very
at her home on Lituepaga street
Miss Lena Bailey VIII leave 19cl
TO visit her cousin, Ethel TOoG&
Caroline county. she Will ~ G1
until after Easter. ssEs9
MIR. John Tyler has returned 46I
home. after a trip To CarteS11l
where he went to see his motk