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~ the best man living will protabIy
live to have the satisfaction of kno.-
ing she didn't
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NRHHnes
M01p
Popular
Than EUer

N THE latter part OF the
efGhteezta century the
"yAlenti1s ornate
creatlo1z Of lace paper.
silver and gilt. artificial
dowerE scrap pictures and
sentim entail verse-which
We knoE. grew from the
Eimplest processes by nat
ura1 degrees Of elabora-
ton. Before valentines be-
came a Eecognized article
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The average man Is always paid az
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
STUART WILL OPEN
HISCAMPAIGN TODAY
All Political Eyes Focused on Gate City, Where
Candidate for Congress in Ninth District
Will Begin His Fight.

Big Stone Gap and other nearby points.
The nomination Of Mr.. Stuart for
Congress ~ the Democrats appears to
have come as breath Of fresh air In
the politics of the Ninth District, and
from Radford to Cumberland Gap, all
through these beautiful mountains and
valleys, there is a strong feeling.
among the voters that he is going to.
win.
statements concerning the situation,
the Democratic nominee himself is
known to be confident as to the out
come. and his friends say that before
the battle Is over, his opponent will
realize that he has been in "a Grown s,,y,1,s
mans fight"
ed for publication the trend OF arGu-..
ment he will follow in his Keynote
speech at Gate City, to, morrow; IT y
believed that he will deal at length.
With the tariff and the trusts as lead 4
ling issues in the campaign, and8that
he will have something to say con.
corning his course as a member OF
the recent Constitutional Convention
l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Social and
2 ersons.l

n n 1ss PHOEBE BRUGH, who is,
fIN spending August in Fincastle.
~ was one of the Richmond
given at the Haythe Hotel in Fin
castle. by Miss Gladys Dale, Of snf-l
folk. to Miss Brugh, Miss Allene Beck
ley. OF Rounoke Misses Margaret
Shaw and Regina Morse. OF New Or
leans.
The large ballroom was elaborately
decorated In Japahese lanterns. chry-
santhemuns and trailing vines
The dance was opened by a grand
march led by the hostesscs and their
partners. All OF the ladies dancing
were In Japanese costumes, and the
faYors were chrysanthemums. There
were seyenty-fiye guests present,
among whom were Misses Louise
Evelyn. sallie and Laura Twitty, of
suffolk: Mrs. Asher Dole and Mrs a.
3. Twitty, OF Suffolk. Mcsdames c. Y.
Morse. Bowyer Haythe, j. W. shaw.
and NJ. Steinhauger were chaperons.
Guests nj Thentre Party.
Misses Katherine Cox and Louise
Miller, OF Ricimond; Misses Helen and
Hazel Becker. OF Blueneld. w. va. !;
Misses Dorothy Moomaw Belinda
Mitchell. Mary lizard and Mary HAIR
ston. were members of a theatre party
given on Monday afternoon iast ~
tho Jefferson Theatre. Roanoke. by.
aiisa Elizabeth Hairston in honor OF
Miss Nora Waddiil, OF Danvule. VINO
Is the house guest in ROANOKE. OF
Miss Dorothy Moonaw Mrs. n: -.
Hairston chaperoned the party
Miss Cox and MISS Miller also at
tended porch party given by MISS
n,y In nj NfgS WlUullI 10
score or more of the most attractive
young girls OF Roanoke.
RicIcy-Everhnrt.
The marriage OF MISS Mary Frances
Evcrhart. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Everhart, to j. w. Ridley. Of
Cumberland. Md. took place at the
home OF the bride, in Berryyille. Va.
+ on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, the
Rev. ] W. Williams officiating.
The bride wore handsome gown
OF white taffeta silk trimmed with
nearl passcmenterie. and carried a
bouquet OF lilies and ferns. The
maid OF honor wore an embroidered
lingerie gown. and carried pinh
roses
a reception was held after tn.
ceremony. Later the couple left b,
the Norfolk and Western Railway foi
Cumberland, where they will reside
Heyman-I,ndtke.
The wedding OF Miss Anna Radtk,
IN paul Heyman. Of Chesterfield conn
ty. was celebrated Wednesday In tn
homo OF Carl Rad,ke. of Chesterfield
by the Rev. Mr.. Sewall.
Misses Minnie and Olga Radtke. sis
tiers OF the bride, attended her. Waite
Heyman was best man. and Rober
Eeaidengard played the wedding
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
CAN WORK ONLY EIGHT HOURS.
Government Law Interferes With Cons
tract Made for LynchburE Building.
Special to The Times .Dispa tch 80

Government Law Interferes With Cons
tract Made for Lynchburg Building.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Lynchburg, Va, August 19.-The
Federal law restricting a days work
to eight hours for all government con-
tracts, caused shutdown this morn
ing on the. new post-oftice building,
when everybody was willing to work
a full day. provided the government
would permit
Yesterday afternoon the work was
stopped when eight hours was COM
pleted, and the men. who We're work
ing Is ce...os an hour, are demanding
$3.50 for the day. They expressed a
Willingness TO work ten hours, and the
John W. Hughes a.
Company, were willing. but the Fed.
eral law Is not.
Therefore 1t will be necessary for the
to work onlyi tie and bid the
a basis OF Is cents an hour Tor the
labor is bound to stick to that basis
Eighteen men ana s!x teams are J, az AZ
fected but 1t was stated this after
noon that work would be resumed
Monday morning, as new men Will be
employed IL the ones at work yester-
,dav do not return for their Jobs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
and Of the state Corporation Cons


Nothing to Fear.
Neither upon these, nor upon any
other questions which may be .in-S
volyed. has the Democratic nominee
anything to fear, according to his
supporters, and 1t Is confidently be-
Rlieved throughout the district that
7he will easily demonstrate his ca
pacity for taking care Of himself In
any emergency.
Mr.. Stuart's friends declare that al
though he is not the kind Of man
who would invoke personal issues in
a political campaign, yet II they are
brought in by the other side he Is not
the man to avoid them, but that he
will strike back straight from the
and give the opposition "aa
good as It Sends In other words.
though plainly the aggressor in the
fight, It Is believed he will defend:
himself and his party with his ac-s
Scustomed 5vigor and directness against
anylaand nll assaults which! may be-
made by the opposition, provided they
ar. deemed worthy Of considerati ton.
The NEE ting at Gate Clty to-mor-
row promises to be a splendid q sue
cess. and from that time until the
battle OF the ballots In November the
contest will be Il fast and furious.
From Gate City Messrs. Stuart and
1Vysor will OTTO Tazewell Courthouse,
Where they wi sp X on Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The S-DlSpatch.I
Pulaski. Va. August 19.-All politi-
cal eyes In this great Southwestern
section OF the State are focused to-day
upon Gate City, the county seat Of
Scott. where. tomorrow. Hon. Henry
g. Stuart. Democratle nominee FOR Con-
Joseph g. Wysor, Of Pulaski. VIII
launch the campaign for the Demo-
Gratis. and, according to the jud gment
of those In charge. the meeting Is
every point Of View.
The occasion will mark the real
opening Of the battle on the Demo-
cratic side, and the most profound
and widespread interest centres in the
expected to sound the Keynote OF the
struggle and to outline the policy
sof his party with reference to the
issues on which the campaign shall
be conducted.
Although the detailed arrangements
for the meeting are not definitely
known here, 1T is understood that the
speaking will take place In the COURT
house. eginnlng at ~ o'clock r. NJ;
that Hon e N. Car ter. g unty chair,
speak first, and that he will be fol-
lowed by Mr.. Wysor who Is Widely
known throughout the State as the.
silver Tongued Orator ofE the Virginia
~ 6s5S &5l
Mr.. " ysor. wv on his spurs" early. 4 In
|slifeS al an able and profound lawyer.
and his record in the recent Consti-
Itutionnl Convention was that o Z a
brilliant orator and debater. Ind eed.
he has spent the create portion OF
This manhood career In spell binding"
juries and In aptiYating audiences on
Various su iects With his magic elo-
quence He knows the poll ties OF the
Ninth District hike g book.n%.and knows.
Ing the record ct TIE Ke ',s,l Par.
he Viii be perfectly ''at home'' in the the
|sdiscussion Of both. III +,
N8 IN Fight to Finish. 70 lEssS
ny Mr., Wysort and Mr.. Stuart have lonnr
lSbeen close personal and POLITICAL
lfrients, and the former Is \ n the fight
Ito the finish to help the latter in his
| race for Congress-, which Democrats
| ali over the district now set "a own al q
Mr. MI. stuart attended the Pulaski
Horse Show here terday, and he and
l5My. Wysor and q party Of friends lett
4 to-day for! Gate City. The phmo-
4 cratic candidate was given a most
I5flattering reception at the Horse Show
4 5nnd appeared In fine splrlts concerns
Iin. the outlook for his success. ms
/ lorna ion sreceIyed here from va Gus
|sportions the district. indicates that
1 the crowd at Gate City Tomorrow will
4 nat come $altogether from among the
woody "a ellis and beside the habblinW
Ibrooks of old Scott county, but that
a large, number of {, yo ters ana party
|stuarts tlsht ~ ca her tgonlsB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
WIZ coNTIN n Ii, TWO WEEKS. \
County Institute, Attended ny Forty
Teachers. NIects mt Nalcx borO.
45sH Special to The II Vines ID ispn tch

y, Special to The Times Dispntch.j
NVad esb oro NJ Co. August 19.--NIon-
day morning forty OF the most wlde-
awake teachers Of the county met In
the graded school auditorium where a
two weeks Institute Is being held for
Arson county. 5l At ,5s En- Ss Y 5ss3
This Is the first county institute held
sln$th 1s county since 1891, when DIR, y,
5slty OF Virginia, and Charles u. Me-
Ivar conducted an institute in the
This work ID under the guidance al
Professor r. w. Allen, or Sanford,
Who Is assisted by Miss Josie. ponh.
superintendent Of Lee county sc hools
and the city schools Mt Sanford. has
had considerable experience In insti.
Itute work, and success as IN chopl
man. MISS nouh Is ut present princlr
pal Of the lonesb ORC traded School,
and is ~ young women We'll 60 lpped
Thy experience, education and temper
lament FOR the work she IS sdoing
The cond tors iNy !aye al deds DAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
HAPPY FAMILY REUNION.
Sons ma Daughters OF w. C. VIM
Guests mt the Old Homestead.
.l.al Sna n hn ri q frla

Especial to The Tlmes-D'spatch.
Meherrin, Va, August 19.--A happy
reunion OF the entire family OF w. q
VIM is In progress at HIS hospitable
home, situated at Pleasant Grove. near
here in Lunenburg county, and az a
result the commodions old mansion.
which has for quite a number OF years
been exceedingly quiet, Is gay with Its
former occupants.
Mr.. VIM Is the proud ,possessor OF
six living children, all OF whom are
married. and are as follows: Mrs. a. B.
NJ Fowlkcs. or Kenbridge; Mrs. H G.
Love, Of Keysvile: Mrs. Pearl Pass
more. Of Pleasant Grove; Mrs. William
NJ. Herbert. or Richmond: Mrs. I. G..
Abbott, OF South Richmond, and B. l..
Winn.of Lunenburg.
While the entire family Is separated.
from the old homestead, yet not since
their young days have they al assem-
bled together at their birthplace to
parents, or. as they all call it now. a
house party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
ArLANr.A PARTIES GET OPTION.
viii Build s25o,0OO Hotel Mt WriEhts--3
.E vile I,cuch Before Next Season.

-NIfI 1SUiIu SzOVVOU 1fUtSt - =
Vile Beach Before Next season.
wilmington, NJ c., August Ia Ohm
3lIavettevilIe. who recently secured an
option on the handsome Breezeland
Cottage, Of the Sol. Bear estate. on
sWrishtsvllle Beach, announced yester-
day that they had concluded neg gotta.
sthe''nroperty to G. e. Cotter and assoc
eiates, Of Atlanta, ca, who announce
that they have secureA an option on
adioining property and on the site will
ferectf. $4,000 1hotel for summer tour
lists, Kenan represents nd asst o one
that q stock company will be organ
lied stoAbuild, own and operate the
property. Further details are prom
5ised later, with the indication thai the
hotel will be completed In time Tor
next years business
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
/ cc,,lrntnlly Shoots Himself

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.I
William sburg. Va August 19---Frank
GRAY. the tifteen-year-old son Of Frank
Gray, ST.. accidentally shot himself
while squirrel hunting near EWellRye
the gun over log and discharged 1t,
the load Of No. shot striking Just
below the elbow of the ght arm. One
bone was broken and the fish badly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Will increase Capital stock.

Special to The mcs-Dlspatch.J
Z Roanoke. Va. August 19.-The Vir-
GINA Bridge and Iron Company, one
Of Roanoke's largest enterprises. voted
to-day to Increase It's capital stock
from 100000 to s1.6o0.00o. the increase
to take effect at once. This action Is
made necessary by rapid enlargement
OF the companv's business in the past
few years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Injured In Runaway Accident.

no :. e-IIEItb-OISpNICN.1- 49,
John Moore was injured while return
ing here from a business trip to-day
in buggy. The horse he was driv-
ing ran away. and in jumping from
the vehicle, Mr. Moore dislocaIed his
left ankle. The attending physician
says it Will be six weeks before his
patient can be UP.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Goes to Pnsteur for Treatment

II 0p6Clt1 ~. ~
Salisbury, N. c., August 4 9.--Fo thu
purpose OF taking treatment In the Pass.
lteur institute at leigh. 8. r. Wither-
spoon. of near Poplnr. Rowan county:
with him the head OF a. cat by. which
he was severely bitten this week. The
cat was driven from the house here
later found suffering with rabies. Mr.
,Witherspoon Is much concerned q bout
his own condit ton. sSia5:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
sly =,
WILL SUPPORT HOOPER.
Defeated Candidate Denies That

defeated Candidate Denle. That He
##3 .$5s VIII Dolt Ticket.
3 Bristol, Va, August 19,--4Alf Taylor.
defeated for the Republican, n olnina-
ton for Governor Of Tennessee. an.
sswerlns a rumor that he would not
SUI pcrt.ssn u amin loop tho nom.
convention. said; 5 @
$I.'I never did bolt nominee and
~ is too late forIme to begin. Il shall
give CAPTAIN Fl ooper the same suppart
"a man In the Sta te ] can vote for with
more 8cordlality. a. j
Hooper5 was given a rouslngs ovation
when he reached his home "a sSeWport
to-day. sS.s s3 fif ~ FL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
8 DROPS DEAD 4 8: on \; sTI,EET. I
Prominent Roanoke Citizen Dies Sud.
denly From Paralysis. I'M

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
e a Roanoke, Va, August 19--NVhile
.crosglng. a. treet this fmornlng. Slaugh-.
ter y. Spencer, q gwell-known citizen.
his sson-in- law. II. A. II iggntt, a prom
5lnent8 contrac tor. The cause of death
was paralysis. M q 8Is
@8 Mr.. Spencer was siXtY-tW o years az
al e.sE n WAS born In Nelson aud lived
here from early boyhood. tIe5 was a,
Confederate veteran and Mason,
among his surviving children Is Mrs,
g. NJ Boone, OF Norfolk. J!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Il . u Z! . =. .. j - iis H
Daughter IL Born. i

3 Redding. Conn., Angus 4 "a daugh-
teraWas born to-day to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ossip SGabrilowitsch at Stormtieid the
,(Mark Twain) Mrs Gabrilowitsch was
before her marriage Miss Clara lens
ems. eldest daughter Of a"Marlt Twain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

date to succeed the late Congressman
Walter p. Brownlow. There are nu.
merous candidates. especially umOng
the members of the BroWnlow wing
OF the Republican party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Il Mrs. Samuel Davies Is enjoying 4Au-
gust at Court View the charming
home OF Miss Mary n, Thornton q
5Hollston, Va. 5ass sas 55.5lfa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Mrs. Blake, who has been spending
the season at Buffalo Lithia Springs,
As spending n late Angus u a q s East
Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
Many wedding gifts were

marches. Many wedding gifts were
Host ~ Dutch supper.
Crawley Blanton, OF Richmond, gave
a most enjoyable Dutch suppcrsat SVild
Rose cottage. virginla Beach, Satur-.
84ay evening Among those present
were: Mrs. Thomas Pnnnill, Mr.. and
Mrs. Southgatc Taylor, MI. and Mrs
James Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. Ohm
Stockton, Of Richmond; Mrs Willie
Davidson, Mrs. Marie Bransgrove, Mrs.
virginia Hartwell. Miss otey pannill,
Miss Ray Evans. Miss Mary Field, Will
8lIain Bovey, w. a. Keefe, George
Gougles. Mr.. Carroll and Mr.. P1unkett,
Sof Baltimore, and DR. Charles Scott.
EnAley-IsrnnnOck.
The marriage Of Miss Bessie Brooks
Brannock to Robert Henry Easlcy took
place quietly in Baltimore Tuesday.
August 10. The groom Is the son OF
the late DR.. Andrew Easley. of Clarks-
Vile. Is one OF the most influential
citizens Of his town, and is owner and
editor OF the Clarksvllle Star. The bride,
a young woman OF charming person
atty is the youngest OF three daugh-
ters OF Mrs. NJ. T.. Brannock, ok-Cam-
bridge. Md.
After an extended trip to Atlantic
City New York and tour OF the
Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. Easley will be
at home to their friends carly in Sep
TENDER.
August Gnicties. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilfllan are giving a
house party at their summer bungalow
on Gillian Island, In the Greenbricr
River. West Virginia. A number Of
pretty Virginia girls, who have been
guests at the Greenbricr White Sui
phur Springs. are attending the party.
Miss Katherine Monroe, OF The
Pines. near Brookneal. Va, Is rem
dering August very gay for a number
OF friends who are her house guests.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Annie Sutton Is visiting in tile
home OF her brother, Walter p. SUIT
ton. near sandidges. Va. Annie Lee and
Gay Francis are guests OF their little
cousin, Marie Sutton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Miss Eunice Bell is visiting Miss;
Mamie sherwood. Of this city. having
returned with Miss S Sherwood from
3Courtland. va, where the latter had
been spending sometime with Mrs. Il.
IF. Turner. fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

by Professor K. w. Mc1ntire, OF Wake
county. Professor McIntire has an
enviable reputation as an instructor In
agriculture. the work that he is doing
Mt number, OF institutes throughout
the State. sssi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Miss Josephine Jewell. Of Port Nor
folk, is the CUES Of her aunt, Mlrs.1 Ida
s, 81 Lloyd, Of South Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Ma ssey.. OF Char'-
slotte, NJ c., are yisitln e. Massey
in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
SUCCESSOR TO tBIlOyvNLOyY..

Call for M etinE of Committee tOS,:1s.s
ss terminc on Cnn,ll dates III N :
8 Brlst OIL. "a ugust IA bort
pley,,g hartman Of the Rep lean;
Committee of Il he Nirst Tenn $500. 2tsyi
Strict,1 to- day announced III Ga i s,:ssor a
meetlnS Of Il hi cpmmi ttce. a GraenY!l le,.
August a4 A, Il d, de terml "A ~ N ne time
laAd ann Gu Of QpjR y tlAg;s 3 q 60 a11ls,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20
VIII Survey for New nailroad.

= VIII Suryey 1Of New KafIrOad.
Roanoke, Va, August ia survey
of a proposed railroad between Roa-
nokes and Floyd Courthouse will begin
Tomorrow. Floyd county at present
has not d mile OF railroad within its
borders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Mrs. j. w. Carson, OF Brook Road
Is the guest OF her son, William H.
Faris. OF Lynchburg, va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Misses Lucy Wade and Annie
T,efehyre, who have been visiting at
s"rhe Terrace" scottsville. Va, are
8exnected home this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

DR.. Shelton Horsley and Mrs. Iors-
ley arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
Horsley. Of Lovingston. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Ii Miss Leila West is the guest Of Miss
a mnnda Clarke, Of South Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

.5g Mrs. T. H. Bigger and little daugh-.
ters. are spending late August near 's'
,Gordonsville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

r. L. Mays and family are summer =.
ing with Mr.. Mayss sister. MIS- MIS- :. = =
Spencer, ut New Glasgow y .,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Miss Fannie Garrett, OF Indian Neck.
ana Mrs. w. L. L. Broaddus, of Bowl
ing Green. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. G. III. Ryland, of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

cousin, Marie Sutton.
Dr. Shelton Horsley and Mrs. Hors-
ley arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs John
Horsley. Of Lovingston. Va.
Mrs. ]. w. Carson, Of Brook Road.
Is the guest OF her son, William II.
Faris. OF Lynchburg, va.
1rH. Catherine Mccarthy AMI Miss
Lizzie Mccarthy are spending the late,
summer at White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va.
Miss Grace Carter. who has been
visiting friends in New York City, has
returned home.
Miss Ruth Marshall. OF pinner's
Point, is the guest of her grandmDth-
5er. Mrs. +. F. Powell, in Richmond.
Miss Hattie L. Learned is spending
gone time at Carson Cottage. ocean
View.
Miss Nellie Wakefield will return
next week from two weeks stay at
Ocean View. Miss Sadie Wakefield.
who has been at Ocean View and on a
visit TO relatives In Portsmouth, Va,
has returned home.
Rev. f. II. McFaden leaves today to
spend few days In Lynchburg, Va.
where he Will occupy the pulpit OF
the First Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row.
Miss Frances Craig is visiting Mrs.
r. C. Beazley. OF South Boston, Va.
I
! Miss Emma Quarles is the cues: OF
relatives In Bedford City
| Mrs. Royal Cabell and little son. OF
! Washington. D. c.. arc the guests OF
MISS Cabell, near Norwood. Va.
Miss FANNIE Garnett, OF Indian Neck.
NJ Mrs ~. i. L. Broaddus, of Bowl
Inc Green. are visiting their sister,
mrs G. III. Ryland. of Richmond.
M,sses Anne and Hazel Pettus arc
house guests of Miss Nellie Miller. IN
Farmyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. warwick G. White.
,.ho have been visiting Mr.. Whites
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas s
White, near Lexington, Va, were called
IN SDateyille. Fla. by the critical IL
ness Of Mrs. Whites brother. Thomas
r. Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. II. e.. Boyd, of Boykins.
va have left for home. after visiting
relatives in Richmond.
| 5wi,liamSR Branch and family spent
several days OF last week Win =. =.
Rraneh Of Toano, returning to town
on Monday
Mrs. NJ. ". Timberlake and Mrs E.
- rousseau are spending August In
tho home Of Miss Mary Z. White, Of
Lexington.
r.. 8. Mays and family are summer
Ing S, Win WI - NJ Now Glasgow. Va.
Mrs, I. II. Bigger and little daugh,-
tiers. are spending late August n near %!
IGordonsville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

Mrs NJ. w. Timberlake and Mrs. =.
L, rousseau are spending August In
the home of Miss Mary I. White. Of
Lexington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-20

William r. Branch and family spent
several days Of last week WIN - .., y,
Branch. OF Toano. returning TO town
on Monday.