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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-03
Heart toHeart
Talks.
u cOLIFGE - EIGHTT.
By EDWIN ~. NYE


The other day TIE newspapers we're
telling OF 4 nan n Nevada. a. VITO
began me study of laE II me ags OF
corry-e1gnr
Having 0ee1 ssur % ina stare Eeg1s-
larure Is farmer. 1e rapidIy forged
70 Che 'front.' and dtscoFerea greaE ZIfcz
as 4 speaker
Es decided 70 % a laETeE
When 1e comes cut CT law schOOi he
viii De df1T yeaS u age. ana 1ls
friends are predicting success Tor MIN
Gut rhar 8 only the comparative o.
gree Of 4 1ign undertaking Here s
t1e supeFiaEve:
Mrs. A. D WLnsnfp q Racine VS.
aged seTenCT-eignt Years 8 studying
u r1e regular course AT ohio stare
university and says sne Viii remain
unr1 sne 3 eighty
Listen % leF:
- 1eel Is Touug as I ZIri. ana WY
should I not complete ny education
II ny glrihOOd We lid Tot nave re
advantages mar zlr.s nave Tow.
though I vas raiEsy educated tor r-ose
days
W len ! an called hence ana 20 %
tie uexr World I 90 1or want % e
placed Il C1e L 3 Z class
she is specializing u gsyc10logT 1cd
literature
Law N 5rry. tts-zrure AZ eighty
Why not?
Vhar 3 human ia 5ur I earning
% Know ana % do Ea wnO QUITS
learning ana applying zzo-1sdge 3
ready 20 die
And wat can give z Z-saCsr pleas
ure than 4 study q chs word and re
people and things OF Cna World
3ss1des-
C1a oesf way % kRsp 0nese4T T0ucz
"a - Eeep a young and active MID
and heart When one 10 .Ouger axes
pleasure n tbs people and -amEs
abouc d1u - - z 1ac1- dead aIrsady
and Talks ab0ur mercy . saye Il
neral expense
Aen- Ike 1rees. 5eg.1 % lie Il -es
top.
We ara earning nora and nora --ar
me mind las 4 tremendous .aEuauce
over tie BODY = zee llud 3 zapr
you1g Z viii help 20 keep re -ol-
-ou1g-
md
We 20 into re zezr z0r-t Isl %
TFe leave his one As ne - fails.
90 Z -ieCH.'
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class n 1eavzn9
" ~ Tor II east CuaI-1- --r re -.--
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The 0urOOuery once E0lerIte1 II pro-
v11c1aI CEeaters x Illustrated q All an
eciOte SET form u ne memoirs or Bar-
- Sullivan Wright v1U vas ne -rsr
Zr1Fedi=ger, prepared himself ~ axe
ne house 5v storm 0T 1avlus Llcased
is person within dozen IT more
7ZlsrcoaTs " Ala ~0r-s II SHAPES ana
patterns ETLel ABOUT % commence
re operation II digging ne crave Tor
ne -1Ir JDleiiI Tr-Elr began % N
T-a JT -aE.1g Il vGI~TCcat AFTER
~1lsLcoar- vlIc1 -auseu uurCar-ous
laughter among --e audience sui As
tasr Is IL relieved himself .r me
-Ta-srcoar 7aui 8ed-ou- ne Second
IT ~=-t IE-eE. .-c1seu himself D .-r
CASTOR ~esrs- ~-lco increased RE ~at-
-os II laughter. TOR IS ~ r--lt Vas
ZeC-1g -1i1Eer p1uI grew -atcer auu
-2g-sr. .Fr-Gcr. seeing -lus-.t euf-
done. sept IA ne remainder II me
vaLsTc0aCs ma -veuT % Wiz 1Is 1ar-
quite c-esr-aIen-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-03

Hrs s r Sprague ami family ar
rived from BInghamron. v Y and
are established Il the Sprague home
CT. ne river front
Mr. ana Mrs Clifford l. Cherry
have returned rom their tour q CUBA
and are again listing AZ me home OF
Hon. C1as. T CLer-y, on Palmetto
avenue.
Hrs. = z Bur1ick vas rhe hostess
II ne ladies' Aid meeting 0f rhe II
=. cnurcu. Thursday evening OF last
week. alter ne regular business
meeting u ne society he social hour
vas enjoyed, during which refresh
uens we're served.
TIE next meeting u rhe " & T
T.. February str. viii 5e held Il he
home 3f Lr- and Hrs. L c. Buck
and n valley street Ssa0reeZe- Hrs
Hart q listing member, VII lead
Three new members joined At The as
meeting II ne society. and there are
Numerous listing members VINO ara =
deur--yz1g themselves with ne work
during their stay 4 the vicinity
hrs. Davis. daughter u Hrs like
BezzeI. IS here N 3 visit VIII ler
mother II aer WINTER home II Pal
ueEr1 avenue.
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gFABEEEZE- Feb. the rSeep-
tsnu announced n the Daily News
~ week 70 be gwen BY Mrs Gee
Z Farrell and mother Mrs. AcGreg-
~ took place AZ their pretty winter
cortzze On HALIFAX avenue last Ell
cav afternoon from Z 20 ; ?. II The
NV house was thrown open 70 Ar-
zrd Mrs. FarreIIs' friends for ne
nrs1 tine. and everybody vas inter
esTed II the completion OF home
whose building lad been watched
with 50 much interest Some Sky
Invitations were issued- and u spite
q he heavy thunder storm Tnlch vas
IN 1rug-ess AZ the tine, more than
try guesrs assembled, and tie heavy
Kfoou without only acceaEuaLed By
contrast the beauty ard brightness
ard chzrm within
The decorations. American beauty
ruses. magnolia leaves and handsome
huEzze plants. 50 blended u harmony
with the drzperies and furnishings
o. parior ard dining roOm IS 70 make
a perfect effect
A course Of dainty refreshments
we're served II The dining room WITH
the tea and coffee.
Mesdames Farrell ard LIcGregO-.
h0sressss. were assisted by Mesdaues
Plumb, Wells. Cords. Rogers Can
he, Rzuchl- CubeIh0er. and the hour
vas most delightful 70 al present
The husbands c those assisting -1e
hostess we're invited GO al evening
az bridge ard fzIs hundred following
ne afternoon reception Al el-reu
&C lock supper vas served
A social sig vas held AZ the 4Cue
q ar. ana drs- s s pssTSCu Oh TI.sl
lax avenue On Tuesday evening The
sEtetiz4ce wzs zoCC and re evening
WzS pleasantly s1CuC- i SCpTzz0 8 %
NJ Mss Media Person and J uandO-
II selection BY Mss WIuIfred added
1Ech % the pleasure OF the evening.
Ms Fruau- LEe president q the
Llzziouary Unions OF the Cougre-
t1o1zl church las called 4 day OF
prayer f0r Feb'E a, and me women
q Florida ara expected q observe
thar day With Tie women u other
zcz1es
Ar ana Mrz- JOhn Henry Wor-iev,
~ Chicago, Izsr week Joined III. and
Ms c c. WOr-IeT On Gra1dvI1w
avenue.
Mrs Melton George, u he Glen
vood fame, wh0 donated 2 - acre
TTact q and lear Chicago e =srz5-
Esh a school for delinquent Toys. s
expected % arrive 4 Seabreeze -
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gram consisted OF songs. readings and
sleign1 OF hand performances. TIE
members OF the Baracz class are.
Roland Barre. Alfred and Jack Strorh-
er, Hahn Cameron. Elmer TeIvIngron.
Bernard Schmidt. Clarence Rose ana
Ernest johnson. tthe latter u whom
was absent On account OF Sickness
The door receipts we're s26, which
goes II part 70 church building fund
Mss Croman. As vel as aer class u
boys. deserve great credit for the Ell
ioyable program presented
The regular quarterly meeting ser
vices viii be held n -he " z church
Eexr Sunday Rev. 2. y. Burns. ..
D. Of Chicago. i member OF -Ee Rock
River Conference. VII occupy ne
pulpit ar the morning service Dis
tricr SUPERINTENDENT 4 =. 3or-er. VII
preach Al The evening service Holy
communion service VIII Dc held II ne
close OF ire sermon.
Ernest Johnson v1C las cee1 SUI
ing rom III attack II appended
IS : -1pEof -ls' =L-u : 10" -D'7 --
SIT ID a snort tine
Fred Fer-.u organized party -as-
leruay aI-eFnoon -or z I'D n us
boat ne Aquona, 70 For- orange ma
return
Mss Ee4vIagVcn- T1o vent 10 -or-
Pierce last thursday n d T-=lI 20
her brother, A-cnle -e-T-1s1ol- r.
turned Sunday morning accompanied
5v Ter brother #1o spent sunday lL1
--1nday 4 ne cry. -@AF-1@ u -@e -@-
--r- rip % Eor- Pierce Monday night
Mr. and Hrs. Marshal --oT@s. Z
Kansas cry No, l1o trends L--
nd Hrs. lev Bishop. u -4zzopll-s,
Men TCO cave le@1 spending q Snort
me N Ocean avenue. -eIr Tuesday
-5r points -1E-1eF 5ouI-- 1T --1 Ii
10 - : = --'--
~ 7z--or,7. ami =-r-r--=- NJ Al
7era .Iicr. rave AIKEN rooms Il ne
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q having he 1es1 streets Ct
any cry 4 ne State
Believes -Le CRY Should
CU-1 z side walk from Nd
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-03
THE BAYTMA DAILY news

u,.nIfShe<a evprx evening exzspS sun
g4av from December ! 70 April j. Dy
THE fTAZETTE-NEWSC co.
FfrxGER4LB. Editor Manager.
a. EARRTs. CITY Editor
E7ao. 2. CROUCH SupeE1nTe1GeEx-
Entered as secUE1-claEs El2EEsaE De-
f.@ubsrI 80. at The pest Office az
0av-oua- FLORIDA under the Act OF
March 3 Is7S-
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are right in style again. IRE. deIi-
cate. YET generating sorts ara IN.
vogue We have them alE-and ire.
ola time fzvorTtss also. Al sizes
from srial hotties 70 gift packages in
pints Sachet powders. too-
u. Z. GILLE, Jr. & CO.
The Prescription DrEseiSts.
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A--1eSs has converted nora =11-
-sEs nan zeal eioquence or Iaar-inz.-
The oasis., 1910-11-12

is ending to-day with further loss of 3 to 10 cents, heavy hogs S790 to $S.20, medium weights $S.20 to $S. 50, lights $S 40 to $S.55, prices to-day are a little higher than the low time on lights, and are quar- ter higher on heavies, than the low time of the week.
 Sheep here this week 53,000, last week 56,S00, same week last year 37,500. Range stuff came in free ly this week, and a big share of it went right back to the country as feeders. Prices have held up pret- ty good this week, but are closing lower to-day, best lambs worth around $6.60, yearlings S4.75, wethers $440, ewes $4.2O Feeding lambs can now be secured at $5.25 to $5 75, feeding wethers yesterday in large numbers at 3.90. Predic- tions favor a lower range of values on killing stuff for the future.
 J. A. RIcKART, L. s. c.
The oasis., 1910-11-12
Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CrTY, Nov. 1, 1910.- Cattle here this week 76, 100, last week SS,600, same week last year .72. .400 There were signs of strength the first two days this week, but receipts were over estimates every day after Tuesday, and prices have slipped little since. Beef steers are off 20 to 30 cents this week, westerns shade lower, stockers and feeders l5 to p lower. The range country sent in a lot of cattle, and local territory also marketed literally, of all kinds, including a fair number of short fed steers. Some of the latter have been a disappointment to sellers, in some cases bringing only little above original cost, as feeders. Commission men are advising owners to hold back, both 10 make the cattle better, and in hope of favorable turn in the market as soon as runs drop off little more. Yearlings brought $730 this week, which stands at the top for the week, although strictly prime beef steers would bring around S15O. Bulk of the fed steers sell at $5 50 to $6.75, fed cows up to $500, heif- CTS $6.50. Grass cattle, especially from the range country, has met ready sale at almost steady prices on beef steers, and at higher prices on COWS. New Mexico and Texas cows have sold at highest prices of the year, $3.75 to $40, canners $3 10 to $3.50, stockers and feeders from the range country $3.50 to $5.25, calves $500 to $500, Colo rado beef steers $4 50 to S550. cows and heifers $3.75 to $450. Quarantine supply small, grass steers $4.0O to $4.S5, fed steers up to $6 9.
 Hogs here this week 2S,9OQ, last week 2S,000. same week last year 69,200. The market has changed often and sharply, and the general trend seems to be downward in spite of the light runs. The week
The oasis., 1910-11-12
FerrOCarriI Union MexiCanO.
TIME CARD NO. 32.

In effect October 25th, 1910. Tram No. Leaves Torres station zoo a. n.
 Arrives Prietas Station 500 2 Leaves Prietas Station 800 ?. n.
 Arrives Torres Station 6:0O ' All trains connect at Torres on Sonora Rail. way, with trains to Nogales, Guaymas and Yaqui River and vice versa.
 Wells, Fargo& Co.'s Express and Telegraph In operation between Minas Prietas and all parts of the World
 Shortest and best route to Yaqui River Barranca and San Marcial coal he ds, Soyops sahuaripa, Ures. La Bufa La Dura san Javier, etc. etc. ,.,-u Freight can be consigned to F. c. Uulon Mexicano to be forwarded by team from Represo station to the above named places. received. Forwarded and warehoused free oi commission and storage charges.
 At Mnas Prietas depot hacks al%ayo ready to make trips to any or the aDoFo named points at reasonable rates.
 JOHN SYMONDS,
 General Freight & Passenger Ageu"
The oasis., 1910-11-12
HIDES, HORNS AND WOOL.
Readable Items from the Cattle Ranges
 of Arizona Territory.

Cochise County Press: Messrs. Mathews and Hepburn, the Cali fornia gentlemen who have been buying cattle throughout this county left for Wilcox district Tuesday morning. From there they will return to California It is understood that they have purchas ed over 25,000 head of cattle. Frank Treat assisted in the purchase of the cattle, he being an old ac. quaintance and having bought cat tie for them years ago.
 Arizona Gazette Oscar Roberts yesterday brought to Phoenix twenty-eight cars of cattle over the Southern Pacific from San Simon valley, and today will take them out over the Santa Fe to Parker, where he has made arrangements to furnish them range for the com ing winter on the Parker reser- vation. A shipment of thirty-fve cars of cattle arrived here yester- day over the Santa Fe from Ash Fork and Holbrook, which stock will winter in the Salt river valley, finding iced on the alfalfa ranches of this section.
 Tucson Citizen Before tomor- row evening three train loads of cattle, comprising S3 cars, will have passed through the city en route to California. They will total about 5000 head of cattle, at an estimated value of $60,000. Twenty-eight cars went through to-day, manifested from San Simeon to Parker. Thirty-two cars are scheduled to go through tonight, en route from Huachuca to Ven tura California, and 23 cars will go through tomorrow, bound for the coast. Next Sunday, it is stated, 1900 head of cattle belong ing to the Arivaca Land and Cattle company, will be shipped from Tucson to the coast. They are reported to have been purchased by Isaac Bird. In anticipation of exceptionally heavy shipments into the United States of Mexican cattle, George NJ. Sayre, the in' spector of customs, who is stationed here, expects to be transferred to Nogales to assist in checking the cattle to cross the line.
The oasis., 1910-11-12

Heavy black cardboard TOT mounting photographs for sale a' THE OASIS office.
The oasis., 1910-11-12

Pullman Sleeping Cars run through between MaZatlan, SinalOa and Los Angeles, Calilornla. H. sLAWT0N, GEO. F. JACKSON
 Agente General Vice-Agente General de Pasajes. de Pasaies.
The oasis., 1910-11-12

Arizona Republican: Lon Har- mon, one of the best known cattle men in the territory, arrived here from his range at Camp Woods and will spend few days in town looking after his business interests. He has made the last shipment of cattle for this season from his range, totalling about l,400 head, the greater number being shipped to Merced, Cal, for pasture. MT. Harmon says that around the Camp Wood section there is little cause to worry over the drouth, as frequent rains during the summer have left the grass green and grow ing, and the people we'll supplied with water. Only short time ago there was heavy rain in that i'm mediate vicinity that filled the tanks and pools and for that reason there is no cause for anxiety among the cattlemen in that section of the territory, though in the Tonto district and at many other ranges in the hills north of here it is re- ported that cattle are now suffering greatly for the want of water, and if rain does not visit the hills in these regions soon the loss of cattle will be great this winter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
Williamsburg Social News.
TSpecial to The Tlnes-Dispatch.l

lNpGNlol w LIZ
williamsburg, VA. February o.
Miss Juliet Thorpe was the hostess
at a tea Thursday from 4 to 6 o'clock.
in honor of her sister Mrs. Bridge.
of Kansas City. Miss Thorpe was as
sisted in receiving her guests by her
mother, Mrs. G. W. Thorpe. and Mrs.
Bridge, Those serving in tho dining
roam were Mrs, Viola Ware, Misses
Kathryn and Agnes Morecock Beulah3
and Edna Brooks, Ella Pitman and
Nora Macon. Miss BESSIE Scott served
coffee,
Miss Cora Smithentertaine at bridge
on Monday evening. Those playing
We're Aesdames John Mercer. w. T.
Christian, Charlotte Hubbard ana
Misses lean Mercer. Annie Gondit..
Emily Christian. Ida Faulkner aud,
Miss Estelle Smith, b
Miss Julia Tyler had ms her guests
ut II progressive bridge party Tuesday
evening, Mrs. Blanche NIoncure, Misses
Kittte and Agnes Nlorscock, Nora
Macon, Ellen Barnes, ELLA Pitman.
Susan tl,ndley, Lucy and Nab Stuhbs.,
lors. James S. Wilson, Davis, Brunk,
and Messrs, a, o. Ferguson, FIR, Saw,
ago. Douglas lopld, Miss Agnes More.
cock won the head prize. sSa
Mrs. James Gordon Rnhannan, Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
!, some of the works of these dramatists
| afiS,-s4Jrnol


Mrs. j. S. Wynne, wife OF the Mayor
OF the city. was hostess Saturday for
n delightful informal reception in
honor of Miss Sallie tIadleS, of Viii
son The special decorations were red,
except in the dlning-room, where the
color scheme was green and white. Mrs.
Franklin Mcneil and Miss Emily Tay-
'lor assisted Mrs. Wgnne IN receiving.
Mrs. Frank S, Cannon, OF New York,
was the guest of honor for a reception
Saturday. afternoon by Mrs Gregory
Cannon, two hundred guests being in
attendance. Others in the receiving
lie We're Mrs Russell. Sheriff., Mrs. AL
bert Coz and Mrs, John Andrews, Mrs.
j. i. Forrelb Mrs, James I. Johnson,
j Johnson, Miss Murray and others as
sisted in entertaining the guests
THURSDAY evening MIR, and Mrs w.
N. III. smith entertained a few friends
in honor of Mrs. w. .. Tcmple, who
speut tho week here as the guests OF
Mrs w. w. smith.
Charles Root was host tor a dinner
party that was much enjoyed. His
quests were General G. A. Woodruff,
Dr., ". II. Turner. A. a Thompson lor.
Drowry, w. w. Robards,s b. s, Skin /.
|ner q, p, HAYWOOD, Ed Chambers
FRIDAY Mrs. \ n. Arlington enter
tanned her bridge club from q Ia s. q
o'clock. Miss Hal Morspn n was the
prise winner, Other guests Were Mrs iss
Io. snnderlin. Mrs. Murray Allen Mrs.
.Shnw, Miss Irene Lacy. Miss Nav
Iaatta and Miss Miller ll Ms Il, 49,
IN honor OF Mrs, John sRoyai \, a ~
Wake Forest, Miss Lonla lsriggs On al !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
Louisa Social News.
{ Especial Ia The TImes-pispatcb

Especial ia The Times Dispatch.l
Louisa. Va. February 5.~-Mrs. VIII.
liam McLendon has returned to her
home in South Carolina
Rev. MI. Hudson and wife ware the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Turner while
Rev. Nj. S. Eagle. az the Episcopai
here Sunday, having acyapted the cali
to Christ Church, RicR and
MISS Louise RhoadS home from
college in LynchhurgI q, account az
her health,
MISS Lucy Gordon lding some
Tune with aliss WillG@ ~ IN town.
Mrs Watkins TURF ss Louisa. III
visiting Mrs, Dir. BlanDn. OF Chester-
field,
Rev, !. NJ, Readles, OF Madison. Is
or. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
RALEIGH Social News

Especial to The Times Dispateh-l
Relelgh, n. c., February 5,--Thc
Governors Mansion was the scene of
a charming reception "Wednesday at
tcrnoon, for which there were about
AGO invited guests. The apartments
were beautifully decorated, the color,
scheme being green and pink. There
WAS music by a special orchestra, and
The affair was especially brilliant ana 7,
delightful. With Mrs, kitchin,.in the
receiving line, were Mrs. Paul Kitchin,
OF scotland Neck; Mrs. G. B. AycocS,
and Mrs. John Andrews
Monday afternoon Mrs Alex j. Field
WAS hostess for bridge party in
honor of Mrs w. a, Bryant. Follow
ing the games there was u luncheon.
bryant, Mrs. Charles ,NIcNimmon, Mrs.
j. w. Gross, Mrs. M. 4. Norris, Mrs.
W.. "A. j1IolSe, Mrs. r.. r Gray. Mrs
n. b. Womack, Mrs, w. r. Drake, dr..
Mrs. -. FL. Arlington Mrs. j. y. Fer
ircll, Miss Margaret Ward. Miss I4oula,
Briggs and Miss Annie Duncan
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Albert An
derson entertained at q 5 O'Clock tea.
Mrs, W. r. Woodard, OF Wilson, being
tho special honor guest. Others in the
yeceving line we've Mrs. Nv, Nv.
Andrews, Mrs, w. IL, Drake. and Mrs.
IVA. lIolle Tho drnwing-room deco
rations were white and green, In the
Illnng-roonl pink carnations impprted
a. lovely Decorative effect, while in
yhe coffee room there We're red carna-
tions, igs
Miss Josephine Brown bride Of j.
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Mineral Social News,

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Mineral Va, February h,-Mrs. w.
r. Coleman has gone to s'redericks-
burg, Va. where her husband, DR.. w.
weeks under treatment Of a specialist.
Captain Boyd M. Smith. who has
been spending some time In the North,
has returned to take up his mining
business near this place.
Colonel Thomas r., Marshall. OF New
York, is In this vicinity,
MIR. Pettus, of Philadelphia, Pa,
spent several DAYS here last week,
Miss Nellie Mccall Of Morganton,
n. Ct, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. w.
L.. Bishop.
Master Peyton and Joe Keller are
Visiting their aunt, Mrs. S. p, sutton.
ut Clifton Forge, Va.
Rev, Gum Beadles, of Madison, Va,
visited his old friend, Or. l., j, Haley.
last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
surry. spent several days here this

surry. spent several days here this
week with friends.
Miss Edna Arnold, of King George
county Is visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. King.
Mrs. Thomas Page Nelson is here
for several weeks visit to her sisters,
the Misses Garrett.
Miss Mary Wilcox, OF Norfolk. is
tho Weekend guest OF Miss Emily
Christian.
Mrs. H.. G., Spencer has returned from
Richmond. where she spent the week
with her sister. Miss Nettie May.
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Kemp poughton, was the honor guest

Kemp Doughton, was the honor guest
for a number of charming little social
affairs the past week. Mrs. 9. B. AL
bright entertained in her honor last
Friday evening, and Mrs. G. L. Jones'
was hostess in her honor for de-
lishtful little theatre supper Tuesday
night, after tho presentation of The
Gentleman From Mississippi."
Thursday afternoon Mrs W. ". Ro-
bardsi gave an Informal tea in honor
OF Mrs. John II. Andrews and Miss
Mary Pruden,s of lIdenton, She Was
Annie Root. The special decorations
We're OF pink carnations.
Tor the Ola Podrlda Club the past
week. Mrs T. Fl. Rriggs was hostess.
Modern American Writers was tho
subject, and there We're interesting
liam Moncure and Mrs, James y. Shop
herd. Special guests in addition to
club women, were Mrs. j. 81. JOINER.
Mrs. w. G. TSrce. Mrs. B. i. Dixon.
Mrs J.J. Bowen, Mrs. j. 3. Pearce and
Mrs. James Briggs.
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs, r. n. w.
Conner. Dr, Harrison wa present by
special request, and gave the members a
pleasing and profitable talk on the life
Of sydney Lanier, Mrs, Conner was
assisted IN entertainins by.AIrs. HER
pert Rnell; Mrs Albert Cox and Mrs.
j, j., p. 'llmberlake at the punch bowl.
There was also q service Of a dainty
luncheon in the dining room.
Mrs. ~. $. Cannon, of New York.
was the guest Of honor for q delightful
bridge party Tuesday, by Mrs. Russell
Sheriff. Tho Sheriff. home mas taste
yalling color. Mrs +, p, Gold .lr,. was
! the fortunate winner of the first prize,
out Of town guests We're Miss Prudell,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
Outing Petticoats

A complete line Of Soft, Warm Outing
Petticoats, the short knee length and the long
skirt, scallopcd borders and tucked ruftles,
finished with herringbone stitch; these can
be had in solid colors; embroidered in white
or white with colors and pretty fancy stripes;
on sale tomorrow for 45c, SOC and 75c.