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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-08
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
" MAGAZINE LIST.

,siaRNEolE LIBRARY
MAGAZINE LIST
American Boy.
American Magazine.
Cosmopolitan.
Delineator.
Eyerybody's.
Hampton's.
Harper's Magazine.
Harpers Weekly.
Independent.
Ladies' Home Journal.
McClure's.
Review of Reviews.
ST. Nicholas.
Saturday Evening Post.
Scientific American.
scribner's.
Success.
Taylor-Trotwood.
World Today.
Worlds Work.
Youths Companion.
Newspapers, Donated.
Chickasha Daily Express.
Chickasha Morning Journal.
Chickasha Free Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-08

II ought to turn cooler now since
the passing Of the hot wave occaa-
ioned by political oratory
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-08
aunacRIPrIoN RArEs.

This is the day when democracy and
insurgency come unto their own.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-08

Daily Oklahoman.
Oklahoma City Times.
Oklahoma Labor Unit.
Baptist Standard
Christian Science Journal.
Christian Science Sentinel.
Gospel Advocate.
Western Methodist.
Mrs. Mata r. Dent has presented to
the library a copy Of the Chickasha
Express, published Nov. II, 1898. 1t
is a souvenir edition and contains
much interesting material, indicating
The growth OF Chickasha during the
twelve years.
MRS. J. A. THOMPSON. Librarian.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-08

Mrs. b. p. Smith asks every one who
has potted flowers to enter in the
Aower show to bring same TO the build
ing Of Claycomb & Anderson's furni-
ture store Thursday morning, Noyem-
Der TO-
Anyone who has flowers or plants
who does not wish to compete, but
would be willing to put same on dis
play, is asked to bring them Thursday
morning and excellent care will bs
taken of same.
Following is a list OF premiums OF
fered.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-11-08
NoTlcE

g For garbage service. call Wal =
2 ter Griffin. c1ty scav-nser, pnone .
. 73g. or call at City Hall, Police =
. Dep .rtmsnr. G2s-tf .
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-25
They Fooled Me About that Amend
ment to the Constitution
of Arkansas

When those Arkansas gentlemen urged me
to help them pass Amendment No. 10 to their
State Constitution, I, of course, assumed that
it was to apply to the state generally and to
acts Of the Legislature. I supposed that if
the towns were given the Initiative and Ref
erendum, their action under it would be linn
tied by the constitution of the state and the
statutory law.
To my utter establishment, Section of the
proposed amendment actually gives to each
town and to each county the right to set up
an independent government, in defiance of the
Safe Legislature and the State Constitution.
That's the most amazing proposition that
ever came down the pike. [ have an idea that
the Socialists fixed up that amendment. If
that Troj jan horse enters the organic law of
Arkansas, it will reduce the state to chaos and
civil war.
BY virtue of that amendment, the Socialists
could capture town or a county, confscate
private property, and help themselves to ev-
erything in sight.
Under that amendment, any county could
set aside the state law against larceny, against
gambling, against bigamy, against any other
act of immortality.
If that amendment should be adopted every
town, city, and county could set up little
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-25

work, preparatory to the writing of this
book; every word of which was written bv nv
own fingers.
Never IN may life did / see Marie Hanna. and
there never qcas a1ay communication betayeeu
us, either directly or indirectly. I took no
part IN the campaign of 1900. I qcas NOT ont
Of m1y oaom State during the aohoze year: and.
TO the best of may recollection, I did not 40
outside Of NcDutfe county during the qvhoze
gear.
I ecas never IN Chicago until after Mark
Hamma's death, and never attended o. Repub
Acam Convention, either there or elsewhere, IN
moy acho1e life.
When such would-be thieves, as Jesse Mer-
Ger, take delight In circulating the scandals
OF such political crooks as Burke, Hardwick
and Howard, 1t IS time for the respectu1z7
people Of Fitzgerald to let Jesse Mercer, hnoay
oohat they thinh Of him.
He has been cherishing Congressional as
plrations, just as Harvey Jordan once did.
When he makes an announcement for Con-
gress, L am going to publish some of those
fac'o concerning the Boyd case 1t is not
possible for me to believe that the good peg
pie of Jesse MERGERS district will ever allow
man, who tried to gobble up an estate in that
dishonest manner, to represent them
AS to the Glover case. That will be dis
cussed after August 23rd to the full satisfac-
ton of Jesse Mercer, Tom Billie Hardwick
and the Honorable Hoke Smith, I do not ln-
tend TO alloao may attention to be diverted at
this time from the pleasure Of the chase after
those Congressional Deserters and Do-Noth-
amgs. Gone thing at time" is pretty good
rule. Just let people keep open minds as to
this Glover case, and my friends will be salts
fled with the verdict rendered by public opin-
ion.
| have had much odium to bear in this
case; have been shamefully misrepresented;
but will continue to bear the burden until
after the greater purpose is achieved, on the
23rd of August. Immediately after that, you
will hear great deal about the Glover case
which will surprise you When you do hear
all of the facts in the case, IN their comsecu-
tave order, and IN their true significance, you
are going to give me credit for having exer-
clsed, In this gubernatorial campaign, ept7u-
ordinary patience and forbearauce.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-08-25

If the recent primary accomplished nothing
else it will have the effect of making some Con-
gressmen attend more strictly to business. Thos.
e. Watson will talk ON do-nothing Congressman at
Augusta and Atlanta shortly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
SMALL FORTUNE LEFT
SOLDIERS HOME LAD
God-mOther Wills the Little
Son of Rev. J. M. Neifert
$4,000.

Morton Stuart Neliert, four years
Old. son Of Rev. and Mrs John Martyr
Neifert. Of the Soldiers Home, mas
inst been left small sized fortune
by the woman who stood as his God
mother when ne was baptized. he
lad will receive little more than
$1,000 from the estate of the woman,
which he will become master Of up
ON his attaining his majority. Z
Rev. MIR. Neifert. who Is chaplain
AZ thc National Soldiers Home, is
named as the guardian of his son in
;he will. and Mr. Noifert has filed Il
bond in the sum Of 100000 in the
Circuit Court here for the faithful
performance of the duties imposed up
ON him lie has also qualified be
fore Judge Robinson as the local
guardian of his son. a necessary step
I'm order that The money may be turn
ed over 10 the custody of the father.
Young Morton is receiving the con
gratulations of the inmates OF th"
home who are exceedingly fond OF
the popular chaplain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
BODY OF WHITE MAN
FOUND IN FISH NETS
Remains Discovered Near
Hampton Bar and is Buried
in PotterS Field.

Tho body of an unknown white
man was found in the fishing nets OF
Mr.. johnson. near Hampton bar. yes
terday morning. The body was towed
ashore and Dr. George X. Nanderslice,
the coroner. was summoned by Deputy
Sheriff {. G. Curtis.
The man was dressed in an over
coat. with blue trousers over an over
.an suit. twenty-five cents in cash. a
pipe and a pocket knife were found in
his clothing, but there were no papers
on him TO disclose his identity. -.
pr. Vanderslice. who gave certiti-
cate OF accidental drowning, said that
the dead man was about 60 years old,
and had probably been in the water
sometime. The body was turned over
to UndeTtakers X. c. Hall 4 Son and
buried by them in the potter's field.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
MRS. JANE SHELTON
DIES SUDDENLY
Mother Of Chairman OF the Board OF
Supervisors of Elizabeth City
County Passes Away.

Funeral services Of the ate Mrs.
Jane r.. Shelton. who died Saturday
night at her home near Buckfoe
Beach. were held from the residence
yesterday afternoon at o'clock The
services were in charge Of Rev. ReveT-
dy Estill. ID. u. rector OF ST. Johns
cemetery.
Mrs. shelton. who was the widow
Of the late Charles shelton, and
mother OF Mr. Harry g. Shelton. chair
man Of the board of supervisors OF
Elizabeth City county. had resided
here all her life. She was born April
-. 1884. and therefore lacked only
eleven days Of being 81 years old. At
her request The funeral was simple
enc. only immediate relatives being in
attendance. Mrs. Shelton is survived
by one son aud one daughter. Mrs.
~. r Williams.
Athoueh Mrs. Shelton has been in
feeble health several years. her death
came suddenly from an attack Of the
heart. She was unusually well on Sat
urday and UP fo the minute OF her
death seemed 10 be IN n cheerful dis
position.
The pailhcarers we're Messrs. G.. X
Sinclair. J. r. Lee. C. u. Phillips. q. O.
Ncars. Keith Sinclair. Jr. Gilbert
Phillips. Curl Phillips and Rev. Rev
Crdy Esfill
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
ROWE-CHAPMAN.
Former Hampton Gentleman Weds
Baltimore Lady.

Cards have been received in lamp
ton from Mr.. and Mrs. William j.
Chapman. of Baltimore. announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Daisy HOwison Chapman to Lieuten-
ant John r. Rowe. United States
army.
The wedding took place in Balti-
more Saturday last. Lieutenant Rowe
s the son OF Mr. and Mrs John w.
Rowe, of this city. and was appoint
ed to the army about year ago. He
has been stationed at Fort Hunt, but
has just been transferred to Fort An
drews. Mass. where he and his bride
will reside.
Mrs. Rowe is the daughter of Mr.
" J.. Chapman. a prominent banker
.Of Baltimore.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Jury GIVES ANGRY
VERDICT FOR $500
Yorktown Case Of Cousin
Against Cousin Ends on
Sunday

; Shortly after 80 o'clock Sunday
morning. a jury in the Circuit Court
of York county. at yorktown. return
ed verdict awarding 5000 TO Robert
Amory against Leroy Amory. III
case which has attracted wide at'eh-
ton over the counties of YORK, Eiiza-
beth City and Warwick
Several months ago Robert Amory
was shot ana painfully wounded ny
Leroy Amory. The men are double
first cousins. The shooting grew our
OF dispute over bushes Leroy
Amory was arrested. indicted and I'm
ally acquitted of the charge OF ma
llciously shooting Robert Then ROD
ert brought civil action asking lot
$1,000 damages on account oil the
Injuries he received. The case was
taken up Friday and it required a
loug night session Saturday for the
conclusion of the arguments. The jury
got the case at l1:45 o'clock and at
1870 returned with the 5000 verdict
MessrS. y. a. Lewis and Fay y.
Collier. of this city. represented ROD
ert Amury. while J. ~ Stubs, OF
Glouco ster. was the attorney Tor Leroy
AmOry.
Sometime ago Leroy Amory APP
peared before United States Commis-
sioucr Garrett, in Newport News, and
had "A warrant sworn out against
Robert Amory charging the latter
with tampering with the United states
mails. This case will be heard in
Norfolk
Another jury in Yorktown gave Mr..
Thomas DeAlton a verdict of 5000
AGAINST the Chesapeake Telephone
Company. Mr.. DeAlton had "A iine
horse killed by one of the fallen wires
|Of the company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
PRESENT ~sTAeELANo" TONIGHT
Norfolk ard Portsmouth Amateurs
viii Give Play AZ Annoy.

Siarcland" a lusical comedy that
IS sand to Cont7u some sprightiy
w1sic. funny situations aud bright
.,lcs. viii he presented in the Armory
HaU tonight hy amlteurs az Norfolk
and Portsmouth for the benefit Of the
Kings Iarrhicrs.
THE younger scr OF this city have
ttircsG lively interest ,n the coma
.ur production ans good crowd o.
expected fo boz on band to welcome
che visiting aulteurs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

is nos very IN nj her home in La
Sale avenue. She is receiving atteil-
iion from her neichbors. who say
that Mrs Nandykc IS q very highly
rcsnectable lady. The plight of her
husband has naturally had its effect
upan the invalid and her condition is
serious.
Vandyke Is sill confined IN his cell
In the Hampton jail, where he must
remain until the case is disposed OF
by jury In the Circuit Court tie
maintains his innocence and his az
torney. Mr.. +. 5. Collier. is working
rp the case for the defendant. Judge
Edgar y. Montague, the common
vealth's attorney and Mr.. Collier
were present az the cOroner's investi-
cation. &
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
HAMPTON, PHOEBUS AND OLD PO
VIRGINIA YACHT CLUB
. 70 HAVE TENNIS COURl S
s. c. jenkins is Chosen Commodore
at the Annual Election OF
Officers.

The Virginia Yacht Club held ITS
annual election of officers in the ciaD
rooms last night, at the conclusion %
which the club decided To erect TWO
tennis courts On the lots adjoining the
clubhouse at the foot OF Victoria ave
nue.. The lots were donated Tor inc
use by Capt. Frank W Darling.
The officers elected follow;
Comm0dOrc-S c. jenkins
mmOdOre-llarry 6. Parker
Fleet captain-J. NJ. Cumming.
Secretary-J G. Outten.
Treasurer-C. il. Hewins.
Executive committee-F W. Dari-
ing. l.. NJ. parker and W. c. Melvin.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
VETERAN DROPS DEAD.
Samuel c. Taylor Falls on Street i
sPhcebus and Soon Expires.

Samuel {. Taylor. formerly an in
mate of the National Soldiers Home
cropped dead near the entrance to the
Home in PhOebus Sunday afternoon.
The veteran was stricken with heart
trouble and expired I'm few minutes
after falling to the street. Or. George
X. Vanderslice. the coroner, gave q
certificate of death from natural
causes.
The body was buried in a pauper's
coffin by Undertaken X. c. Hall <
Son. who were given permission to
bury The body in the national GENE
terry.
Taylor had been dismissed from the
Home for a breach Of discipline. He
vas 65 years old.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
SOCIAL-PERSONAL.

Miss Marie storm entertained =
number of her friends yesterday AT
terno0n in celebration Of her thir-
tecuth birthday anniversary IN the
home of her parents. Afr. and Mrs.
John storm. 4ll Newport News ave
nue..
Miss Anna BAH. Of Ithica. y. Y.
is The guest OF miss allie Rowe, in
The West End
AZ. and Mrs Robert c. Thompson
announces the engagement of their
daughter Miss Charlotte. TO Mr
Joseph Lionel Shines, thC wedding 90
take place vcrs quic5ly ;hc middle OF
April. so the home of the bride. 81
y Eleventh street. ia Richmond
Nss Thompson is the niece of Post
master Charles r. West and Miss
Annie Welsh. OF Ph0ebus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
ROBERT ALLEN IS GIVEN
FIVE YEARS IN PEN
Neoro IS Convicted Ct Completely in
Temple Murder. Which Occurred
Five Years Ago

Nohcri Allen. a uclro man. was gig.
IN fvc years In the ucuitentiary yes
to-day hy q jury ia the Circuit Court.
Nhich tried bin on the charge cf COM
riicify in tho murder of Frank Temple.
ELs vas kiiicd on Sctocn' Dam about
Csc years aEo.
BENJAMIN Maiic0;t Who is said to
have tccu tnc rinricadcr in the sifair
.- now Fri iho ucrucnfiary serving an
cIrif year term.
foror inr fac murder Alien skipped
osL iie G1g arrested in p0Tismuuf P
by nerufv Sheriff T. :. Curtis aboli
three lerfrs aao and has since
icru colfcd iu thc Hampton jail
Mr. D. : Collier represented Alier
nd irirc .dear Montague prosecuted
The man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
NEGRO MAN BROWNS.
John Smith Falls from clarke's Wharf
Into M:ll Greek and is Lest.

John Smith, a colored man employ
ed on Mr.. John +. Fosters boat. the
Emma. lost his life in Mill creek
about midnight Saturday night lie
Was going to his ship for the night
when ne lost hissbalance and fell from
Clarke's wharf into the water. After
several hours searching. the men on
the Emma. who Were attracted By
the splash in the water, gave mp any
idea OF finding the body Of the dead
man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Literary Circle TO Meet.

The study meeting Of the kecough-
tan Literary Circle will be held this
afternoon with Mrs. C. +. Hewins on
The Boulevard. The program. David
Hewins aud Edward GibbOu. is in
charge OF Mrs. Darling and Mrs. Haw.
This Is an important business meet
ing and a good attendance is expect
ed "a,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

Charged with selling fcrniture'
ahich he had purchased on the inst7f
msut plan. Joseph Scarborough. 4
negro ran. was crested lsst night
.av Orcer G. ". Williamson. lie y
accused of disposirE 81 So 81
worth Of Furniture. which IS prr-
chrscd fron tho Hampton Furniture
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Nrn- Rs,nes, Aunt Dead.

Mrs. John T. RsiDes. in Bailey
street. received telegram yesterday
announcing the death Of her aunt,
Hiss H. VI. Kirby. which occurred
In Baltimore yesterday. Miss Kirby
was So years old Mrs Baiaes has
leff fo~ baltimore 10 attend the fun
arai Services TODAY.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

in a loosely PLAYED game on New
Park Edmond yesterday afternoon
Ihc Hampton Peninsula League team
defeated the Hampton Hizh school
ufne byethc score 81 - 70 -.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

A special grand jury Will be sum
moned today b. Judge Clarence "
Robinson. in the t.rcuit Court oil
Elizaheth City county. to take up 'hf
case OF Il. A. Nundyke. the white ma"
charged with criminaliy a'sani' inH
Rebecca Taylor Chandler. the nine-
year-old negro girl. vino died in me
Dixie hospital at ! o'ciock Saturday
afternoon.
The Jury. under the instructions Oh
Dr. George X. Vandcrslice' me oo'o
ner, returned this yer,iict al cioSN
yesterday afternoon:
Jury's Verdict.
eve, the coroner jury. empanel'H
and gwern to ascertain how, whom an"
where Rebecca Chandler came 10 her
death. upon our Oaths do say lhat
tho said Rehecca Chandler came To
her death. from acute lobar pneu'
monia at the Dixie hospital on sat
,rdas, April 9Th. 1919. at about one
o'clock D. m. following an alleged
erinainal assault ON March 81, 1910. 10y
r. a Vanayke.
20. X. VANDERSLICE, NJ. D.
Coroner.
-,R. II. RICHARDSON,
-. u. HICKS. Jr.,
~. ". KEATON,
II. n. MEARS.
II. Il. JOHNSON,
'Coroner's Jurors.
pamsuinu Evidence.
The ceroner's Jury was summoneu
he Sheriff Curtis shortly after the
death of the girl Saturday afternoon
ana the investigation was set Tor
afternoon. The jury met IN
sbe Office OF Sheriff Curtis Sunday
ana alter spending five hours listen
nv 10 the evidence OF the three ply
sjcians and members Of the girl s.
family. took adjournment until noon
yesterday, when the inquisiuon was
again fakon up aud completed.
The iary made a most searching I'll
onisition into the circumstances Gov
erinE the Childs death anC the ride
she is said 10 have made on Van
dykes oil wagon when the assault Us
cIa;ipcd 10 have been committed. The
evidence is said TO be damaging 90
Ean6ykc. both from the physicians
and the witnesses who were present
when the accused man is said 20 have
. oHert0 20 lN.OANl@t tltr NN"f pei. ="
the ch:lds mother. In fact the evi-
dence l. revolving and The coroner
3sry lost little time ia arriving GO It's
verdict
JUDGE Robinson Acts.
As soon as the noUs OF thc coroner s.
+ ssary was conveyed 20 judge Robinson.
comm0nwcalth's Attorney Edvar D..
Montague. made The request that q
special grand jary be summoned by
s tie court TO make an invcS'ieNion-
s Clerk OF the Courts Harry ~. lloit
AID oseeT court officials Thought the
ease needed immediate action 10y the
court IN ms opinion judge Robin
( son agreed Sad the special jury VIII
probably bcgin the Investigation cith-
cr this afternoon OF tomorrow morn.
Ing. Should The grand jury indici
paudykc ;he trial of'the man viii he
set for an early date In this sion
81 Inc court
Nandyse's wife. Who IS an invalid.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
Sour Stomach

can - cured. absolutely. BY TiSIT.
TfSfT o. sold with a money back
guarantee BY HrII.S CUT RATE
Drug store. IS ". ouec1 81 = fui
s.zcI box can BE- Rad Tor q limited
tiue FOR f0c. Absolutely 10 griRins
- buy u noN.
EAT EN- LIKE cANoN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

fir. Peter ~. Ncsscger. cn- O. thc
Oldest residents q Hampton. IS cniie
.ii at Dts residence in Wine street
NJ. Messenger Is past Is years Of az.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
LEAGUE nlrectors 70 meet.

Secretary WILSON. Of the Peninsula
Baseball League. yesterday issued .
c1I Tor an important meeting ~ the
directors ia the Hamplou-f. " 4.
n LnnnIloa cInnInr 81 s.an c.cIock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12

fel~f lf HAMPTON sTEAM I.ArN.
rsl. Prone 81 Sln-Iuc Fri.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
WANTED.

WHY NOT GO TO CROCKElT'S
Meat Market and buy your fresh
beef at old prices. Round Steak, lac;
SirlOin Steak. 1Sc; Potrer House
Steak. zoe: Rib Roast Beef, llc.
Guaranteed best quality. ..
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-04-12
SPECIAL JURY ON
E.k. vANDYKE CASE
Judge Robinson Acts Quickly
in Charge Of Criminal As
sault on Negro Girl
CORONER REPORTS ON
DEATH OF The CHILD

Investigation of sAlleged Crime
Acainst White Man is to be Taken
In al Once and His Trial in CIR
q cult Court Expected at Present Ses'
sicn-Wife Seriously lIl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Blackstone Social News.

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.
Blackstone. Va. July 1s.--rhe Misses
Irby. of Arkansas, are visiting at tho
home OF Mrs. ID. l., Tuggle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Epes and son.
of Helena, Ark, are spending some
time with their parents here, DIR. and
Miss Maria ruggle entertained dc.
Mghtiully Tuesday night. at her
home, The Grove about two miles
from town.
Dr.. i. Washington Epes, OF Shelby
ville Ky, Is spending his vacation
here with his mother, Mrs. j. S. Epes.
c. c. Thompson has returned home
from trip to Ohio.
Mrs. Wilson II, Cralle, of PittsburE.
and the Misses Kennedy, OF Richmond.
are visiting at the homo of g. y.
Cralle.
Mrs. Brock Morse. OF Houston, Tex.
is spending some time with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Epes.
Miss Anna Dupuy is visiting at
Davidson. n. G.
j. Perkins Asnew. of Burkeville, was
a visitor to Blackstone this week.
G.. II. Robertson, Of Norfolk, spent
Sunday with his family here.
Miss Nella May Ely. Of Norfe!S, Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
Bon Air Social News.
enoc,o, N rho rtmey-D1spatci,.1


Bon Air. Va, July 1s.-The most
delightful dance of the season was en-
toyed by the members and their guests
of the Country Club, on Tuesday last.
The affair was different from the usual
weekly dance. for bright kimonai, gay
sashes. paper flowers and slim, slant
ing black eye brows OF the dancers
proclaimed aloud tho fact that a Japan
ese cotillton was In full swing. The
ball was opened by Percy Montague.
dancing with Mrs. Norwood Bentley.
and the crowd was, indeed. merry
one
Miss Annie Kearns. who has been
camping at Franklin. W.. Va. with
Mrs. Apperson. has returned home.
Miss Maria Cooke left this week 10
spend two weeks in and around Bos-
ton.
Mrs. r. g. Abbott left on Thursday
after couple of days spen, with Mr..
and Mrs j. e. Cox. Jr.
Miss Edith Scoffin Is spending sew
eral weeks with the Misses Moore.
Miss Lelitha Anderson was Miss
Elizabeth Smiths guest last week.
Mrs, David Ainslie has returned from
Miss Marion Montague and Miss vir-
gina Lee Miller returned on Satur-
day from Basic City.
Miss Mary Randolph Lathrop spent
Thursday with the Misses Moore
MIR. and Mrs r. S. Christian enter
tanned Miss Lottier, Robert S. Chris
tian, Jr.. and son, and Miss Lucy
Taliaferro over Sunday.
Miss Lucy Mason is with Miss Her
mine Moore.