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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Scottsville

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SCOTTSVILLE. VA. Aug. 27.-
h Rosebud Society OF the Meth
odist church rave a lawn party on
the Presbyterian church lawn Tues
day evening. The occasion was most
enjoyable and quite a handsome
amount was realized. ~---~-T-y
Mrs. Thomas Dixon Bruns gave a
delightful dance at her beautiful home
"Dungammon' this week in honor of
her SON, Logan Bruins. Misses Lucy
III. Powers Lindsay Powers, Juliet
and Martha Martin. of Scottsville,
were among the guests.
The Albemarle Baptist Association
met at Bethel church. Fluvanna coun-
ty, this week. Quite a number at
tended from thiE community.
Mrs. s. w. Tompkins is visiting her
sister. Miss Carietta Tompkin-, near
Glendower.
Miss Isabella Jones. of Richmond.
Is visiting at the home of Mrs. u, r.
Powers.
Herman Allen. who has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. @. Mason billiard,
at Chester" has returned to his
home ia Norfolk.
Miss Louise Powers. OF Richmond,
is visiting at THE Terrace"
Misses Mamie and Bessie Hill are
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visiting their brother. Allen c. Hill, al
Annapolis.
]. w. Givens. OF Aiberene, was in
town Tuesday.
Robert C. Nicholas, of Charlottes-
Vile, was here Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Camden, OF Towards
Vile. was the guest of Miss Ethel Agee
this week
Miss Clara Merriok, of GlsnGowar,
has returned from q trip to New
York.
DR.. p. NJ. Strother spent Tuesday
with his mother In Lynchburg.
Miss Hattie Poland has returned
from Arvonia, where she has been
spending several weeks.
Mrs. Charles II. Hudson is visiting
relatives in Richmond, Newport News
and Norfolk.
Miss Virginia seay, of Shores, was
a recent visitor of the Misses Briggs.
Mrs. r, /. Wade ard Miss Emily
Wade, of Richmond. are visiting at
the home OF Mrs. NJ. M. Blair.
E. o. white, of the Locomotive
Works. Richmond, was in town a
few days ago.
The Misses Ellis. OF Richmond, are
the guests OF Miss Maud Mallory this
week,
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Keysville

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KEYSyILLE. VA, Aug. 27.-Mrs-
I'M. s. Fitzgerald entertained at AZ"
EThursdas. after which delicious re-
EAfreshrlents were served. Those play
f3ng were Mesdames Osborne. Hudgins,
EHpencer, Gaulding and Miss Robert
Ton.
MIRA w. A. Via was hostess to the
Social Club Friday. The game OF "42'
WAS played. after which cream and
@caks were served. Those present were
EMesdames Wilson, Hudsins. Osborne
E6psncer, Peters. Priddy. May. Han
Exner, Gaulding and Fitzgerald.
|A DIR. r. ]. Gregory, II. t. Gregory
and q. T.. Passmore left to-day for
Eew York City.
# Mr.. L. w. Hudgfns. OF Chase City,
the guest of Mrs. Charles A. Os-
Il borne.
SN .. e. c. Cosby, of Richmond. Is stay
ing at the KeysviIle Hotel.
M Mrs. H.. ID. Peters has returned
from q visit to friends In Chase City.
ss Mrs. Ford and child left to-day for
visit to friends and relatives in
u koanoke.
q Nh. and Mrs. w. u. Robinson, OF
Victoria, are visiting at the home OF
HI. Thomas Robinson.
Miss Elsie Eudaiiey. who has been
Impending some time with Mrs. J. q.
Thompson, has returned TO her home
III Victoria.
Nj. j. C.. PriGdy. who has been Wis
y ntinK relatives in Phenix. returned
home to-day.
Mr.. A. b. Hammer Is spending the
week in Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. James and Mics Sadie
lie Grande have returned from a
%acTuise to the BermudaE.
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Gordonsville

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GoRDONSVILLE, VA, Aug. 27.-
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hall left a few
days since to spend some time in
AsheviIIe. n. c.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Linney. Mrs.
Sailie Lambert and Miss Lizzie STRAIT
ton nave returned from q weeks visit
in Atlantic City.
Mrs. +. l.. Faulconer and little
daughter. Mary Lindsay, of 0reens-
poro' N. ~ left on Saturday to visit
relatives in Richmond, after spending
the past two weeks with Misses Jose
prime and Norma Faulconer in tt n.
Miss Lille Niche, OF Newport News,
was the guest several days this week
of Miss Pauline Jordan.
Mis- Annie F'aber, of Clifton Forge,
visited her aunts, Misses BETTE and
Lille Faber, here this week, en- route
home from a. trip to NawYaskIcea4p
island Atlantic City and points.
John Davenport. OF Richmond, after
spending several weeks with his aunt,
Mrs. X. c. Hogshead. and other reia-
lives In the city, was joined here a
Few days since by his mother. and is
now visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. Proctor and children, of New
port News, Is a CUES this week of
Mrs. VIII Proctor, of our town.
Miss Mamie Lee Downin is on a
visit to relatives and friends in Hunt
ington. w. Va.
Mrs. Ntrgie DOWN has returned
from New York, where she was called
by the illness of her son. Mr.. VIII
Downin.
Mr.. j. Edward Martin, of New
York, is visiting his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. Fl. Martin, in South Gordons-
vile.
Messrs. Melvin and Bernard Dettor.
of Chattanooga, Tenn. are visiting rel
atives in and near town.
Mrs. Kite n children, OF Philadel-
phia, are on a visit TO the formers
sister, Mrs. J.. A, Noble, in the city.
Miss Edna Bailey. OF C~harlottes-
vile, was the guest several days this
week of Misses Evelyn n Belle Mar
tin.
Miss Belle Martin spent several days
this week with her sister, Mrs. C. f.
Morris, at Somerset.
Mrs. j. w. Wills and children. OF
Greensboro, N. c., are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. .. Eubank,
near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Niche, of Rich
mond, were guests this week Of the
formers sister. Mrs. r, G.. Watkins.
Mrs. j. r. Leitch was a Richmond
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F. u. Ketchum and Miss Marie Ketch-
um. Washington, ID. c., and MIR. and
Mrs. George b. Olif, Richmond.
The new plant OF the Rockbrtdge
Power Corporation has begun opera
tons. and the current vas armed on
for the first time Tuesday evening
and the result was very satisfactory.
The annual excursion to Luray was
run wednesday. and over two thou
sand people took advantage of the
low rate and spent a very pleasant
day.
Mrs. A. NJ. Patterson. Of Lynch
burg. Is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Gilkyson.
Mr.. Marshall Gatewood, of Pedlar
Mills. is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. t.
Il. Thornton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Moncure Camp
bell. of Amherst Courthouse, are the
guests Of Mrs. FL. r. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Nicholas and
Miss Ethel Rucker. of Roanoke, We're
the guests of Miss Bessie Burke sev-
eral days this week.
Mr.. T. j. Williams spent Friday In
Roanoke.
DIR, and Mrs. II. w. williams spent
several days at Luray this week.
Messrs. Roy Terrell, of Brownburg.
and Carl Taylor. of Decatur, were the
guests of S. H.. Burks several days
this week.
Miss Alice Titus, OF Sarasota. Fla.
is the guest of Miss Margaret I'm
holtz.
Mr.. Lewis Dickinson has returned
from a ten days trip to New York
n Atlantic City.
i. S. Randolph is spending several
days In Stanton.
Mr. AND AIvr II II D,,1Lyar u~hn
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
H. S. Rucker. have returned to their
home In Hampton, Va
Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Engle and Miss
Ruth Engle, who have been spending
q month at Anderson, w. Va, have
returned to their home at the semi
nary.
Miss Leila Richerson. who has been
spending a month in Lynchburg, re-
urn home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Georgia Boone spent several
days in Roanoke this week.
Miss Annie Motley returned on
Tuesday evening from Roanoke,
where she has been spending several
days.
Mrs. Nathan Maynard, who has
been spending several weeks at her
former home In Salem, Va. returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Fl. Gold, who has been
spending a month in Staunton, re-
turned home this week.
Miss Tempfeton. Miss Jennie Wheat,
Mr.. Templeton Norris and Mr.. Roy
Taylor made up a nice automobile
party who came in from Fairfield and
spent the day last Saturday.
Mr.. Crawford Dreaver. of Rich
mond. who has been the guest of Mr.
V. +. Hodges, returned home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Alfonso Campbell. who was
called here by the Illness and death
OF his mother, returned to hts home
in Richmond Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. James Meriweather,
Of Mississippi. are the guests of DR..
and Mrs. @. u. Meriweather.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Buena Vista

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BUENA. VISTA. VA. Aug. a.
The social given by the Christian En-
deavor Society OF the Presbyterian
church at the home of Mr.. w. H.
Shirley Tuesday evening was one of
the most enjoyable entertainments Ct
the season. Nearly a hundred guests
were present. n the evening was
spent in social Intercourse, playing
gaines and several guessing contests.
and during the evening delightful mu-
sic was furnished by several of the
ladies present-At n late hour deli
ciouH refreshments were served.
The crowd at the Heights is much
larger than IL has been during h
month OF August any other season.
With every room filled and guests be-
ing turne away every day. the sea-
son has reached the top notch end
the house will be full until Ssptem-
Der is, During the week things ha ye
been unusually gay and several small
card parties have been given~ Just
at the present time the most popular
form OF amusement is mountain
climbing and C morning Will and
a number OF parties ready to climb
to the summit of the Blue Ridge.
Swimming. boating tennis and GRO
quet still come In for their share sf
attention. and every day h~nds-sefne
party bound for Natural Bridge n
Lexington.
Tuesday IA large number OF the
gu ests took advantage OF the excur-
sion to Luray and spent a Very pleas
ant day viewing one OF the seven
wonders or the United States. Last
Saturday Mr.. Tempieton Norris and
a number OF the guests of the hotel
We're given a spin. In the party were
Miss Templeton and Miss Jennie
Wheat, OF Fairfield: Roy Taylor, CT
Decatur. and Mr.. Norris.
Dancing has come in and Saturday
evening a large dance was given, and
Tuesday evening another n
The new arrivals this week are Mr..
and Mrs. j. s. Engle, Miss Ruth Engle,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Smith. Rich
mond. Moss l.. w. Garrett, Suffolk;
Miss Georgia Crump. Suffolk: Miss
Mais Tyler Richmond; MIR. and Mrs.
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Sunnyside

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SUNNYsIDE, VA, Aug. 27.-Miss
Elizabeth Haskins. OF Halifax, and
Miss Berry Bruce, of Chester, were
guests Friday evening OF Mira, Bob
Branch.
Miss Cassie Young and Miss Mabel
Robinson. OF Danville. were visitors
last week.
mr.. Merriett Guthrie. OF Petersburg.
was the guest or his brother Thurs.
day.
Mr.. Joe Brazeal, Of Birmingham.
Ala, who has been visiting his moth
or. has returned.
:. 2. Maxey. OF New York. II visit
Ing relatives here.
Mrs. A. G. Rice, OF Chester, ID the
guest OF her mother Mrs Charles
Goodman.
The Odd Fellows gave q picnic al
the courthouse Tuesday for the bane-
ht of the High School Ehsy took q
about $50.
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Walter Hail, left this morning for a
trip of some weeks. They will go
first to Washington. d c.. and then
TO FauQuicr county. Mrs. Hall was
, quite sick a few days before she went
away.
Mrs. NJ. 2. Chandler and little
daughter. Elizabeth. left Wednesday
to visit Mrs. Edwards. at L~anesviile.
and VIII be gone about ten days,
Mrs. GUSTS Hansford tnee Miss Pat
tie Greeu). formerly OF West Point,
now Of Norfolk. is the guest OF Mrs,
j. l.. Milford,
Mrs. John Elms, Of New York, who
has spent the summer It the Ridge
way House, accompanied by her son
Carl. will return to New York next
week.
Mrs. Janet Hosklns. OF Saluda. Va,
is spending the month of August near
Nier's Cave. In Augusta, with her
son, Or. Horace Boskius. She Is I'll
at this writing, too much SO to at
tend the double funeral OF her son,
Willard Hoskins, aud HIS wife, who
were buried at Dunnsville last Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Hoskins
died within twelve hours OF each other
about ten days ago, one MT Newport
News and the other in West Viz
einia.
DR.. r. r.. Bagby has bought the
handsome residence OF Mir. Nathan
Hess. on Eighth street. and will get
possession January l.
The whole community at present
seems TO be interested In the question
Of schools. Misses Susie Corr, Mar
aaret Burke and Pattie Fuller expect
to go TO Harrisonhurg. Misses Nicto-
ria Lewis and Lucy FAIRY will go to
the Randolph Macon Womsn's Col
lege at Lynchburg. Charles Gault viii
go 10 the Randolph Macon College at
Ashland, Hansford Anderson viii re-
turn to the University Of Virginia, and
Roscoe Specer to the Johns Hopkins
University in Baltimore,
Miss Minnie Levin. of Baltimore, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs, Ed. Nor
yitz. Miss Levin VAS "A student at
Columbia University last session and
will return TO take her degree there
the coming session. She taught there
during the summer term,
Rev. Alfred Bagby, OF Richmond,
was the guest of relatives this week.
He spent the weekend with Mr.. Dud-
ley Diggs az Little Plymouth.
Mrs. Ellen Fox visited friends in
West Point recently en- route from
Richmond to her home in Mathews
county. She was q Miss Digs and
formerly OF West Point.
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Christiansburg
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CHR1sTIANSBURG. VA. Aug. 81.
The ladies' auxiliary gave a silver TEA
at the home OF Mrs. Reynolds. The
enjoyable evening was enhanced py
stories told by Mrs. Janet Stephens.
Miss Rosa Jones has returned. after
an extended visit in Eastern Virginia.
Miss Virginia Bennett. of Richmond,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Allen Har-
Miss nellie Jones, OF Fairfax, who
has been visiting Miss May Lester, left
last week to visit her brother. Dr.
Jones, of Charlotte, n. c.
Mrs. Wilson, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Miller.
Miss Nellie Walker. of B~lacksburg,
who has been visiting her Ulster, Mrs.
Allen Evans. has returned home.
Messrs. Homer and Douglas Lester.
of Roanoke. spent several days of last
week here.
Miss Mary Kirk Simpson is home for
her vacation, after an extended trip TO
Boston. New York and other points.
Mrs. Latimer n Miss Glenna, of
Newport News, are spending the sum
mer with Mrs. Fred Tallant.
Master Frank Barton. of Sussex, is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. Spindle Miller.
Mrs. d. d. Lester has returned from
a visit to Roanoke.
Mrs. Rice Charlton and little daugh-
ter, Beatrice, will leave Friday for a
visit to relatives at Edgernont.
Miss Eula Walters entertained some
friends at cards last Friday evening.
Mrs. Lackey, nee Miss Matte Thorn
as, and little son are visiting Mrs.
Mary Mosby Thomas,
DIR. James b. Lester Joined Mr..
Charles Crumpacker's automobile par
ty to Mountain Lake.
Mrs. Janet stephens, Of Pasadena.
Cal. formerly of this place, who is
here for the summer, will give another
of her charming recitals Friday eve
ming. Her stories of the South BE
fore the War and "darkey stories"
o her hearers to tears and to
laughter.
Miss Effie Simpson Is expected home
from Washington.
Miss Eula Walters left Monday for
a visit to Pulaski.
DR.. James b. Lester and Miss May
Lester visited relatives in Fincastle.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Phlegar, of
Norfolk. nave returned home.
rl-Dunkle,-af -GA4ease,-is
visiting his parents.
Miss Laura Jordan has returned
from the Craig Healing Springs.
Miss Carter, of Washington, is vis-
ting Mrs. A. L. Johnson.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Annie Barnette, of Allegheny
Springs, and DR.. Gardner, Of Shaws-
vile.
Mrs. John Lawrence is visiting rela-
tives in Floyd.
Miss Grey Hagan has returned from
Roanoke. -
Mrs. Alice Hall, OF Meadow Creek.
was In own shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. J. G. Lester has returned from
a visit to Floyd.
Mrs. Nellie Thomas Robinson and
family have moved to Blacksburg.
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HEATHSV1LLE, Va. Aug. 27.-Mr
Richard Lee Beale. a young lawyer. OF
Bowling Green, Va: is spending a few
days with friends here.
Messrs. A. J. Brent ana Robert~Breni
left sunday for Richmond, Va. where
the latter has recently accepted a po-
sition.
Or. Meade S. Brent has returned 70
Petersburg. Va, after spending ten
days with his parents here.
Mr.. Giles r.. Eubank. Jr:. Will leave
In a few days for a trip to Niagara
Messrs, Magruder Beatley and Baohe
Gill. OF Avalon, Va. attended, the Sal
Mr.. A. W. Martin. of tn. Geiaer
quarters In Heathsville.
The farmers IN this section are
taking advantage OF the seasonal BE
weather and are preparing their lands
harvesting OF the corn crops will soon
begin. The supply OF cantaioupes is
exhausted,
Mrs. George Became, of Miskimon. Is
very fhs s'e samp meeting which i. being
held at Kirkland Grove, near here,
Is the scene Of great interest. Drs.
George w. Mcdaniel. OF Richmond,
and John Roach Straton, ri Halti-
more, continue 10 grow in popularity.
and as the week draws to a close
large crowds are in attendance.
DR.. ii. s. DriscoIl has charge of
the meeting, while Mr.. Zones in con-
Quoting the singing.
During the week tlAe Menhaden
fishing fleet in the lower end OF
Northumberland has been making
large catches. and the fish seem to
be plentiful everywhere. The fish,
however, are not producing much oil,
being poor. The season promises now
10 be a very successful lie,
The candidates for the county Of
fees in Northumberland ara now ac-
lively engaged In appealing TO the
voters for their support N not for
many Years nave the voters of the
county received such earnest appeals
the aspirants for Office. The
anvas IL growing more interesting
every day. this being particularly true
In reference to the Offices OF treasurer
and sheriff.
Mrs. C. b. Hogan has been quite
sick for some time.
Mrs. Asa s. Rice Is confined to her
bed.
MIR. r. A. Kishpaugh and friend. OF
Fredericksburg. are making an auto
mobile tour OF the Northern Neck.
Mrs. George Became, OF Miskimon.
IL very sick.
Mr.. Richard Beale has returned TO
his home at Bowling Green. Va, after,
having spent a few days visiting
friends in Northumberland and
Wesemofelsnd counties.
Prot. j. Harper Brent Is spending
. Few days al Erhanna. VA
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Bon Air

In fairer sight. could you ask to see
than the girls who attended the Bal
Pondre. given at the summer club on
Tuesday night. They revelled in
paint. patches and powder. Bewitching
in their short waist dress. and snow
white hair. the men quickly succomb-
cd 10 their charm and no more de-
lightful entertainment has been given
than the one on Tuesday night
Miss Emile Wade, Miss Margaret
Harmon, Miss Katherine Singleton, and
Miss Alice Nelson were among the out
OF town guest attending.
Miss Lillian Cooke has returned from
a trip to Scottsburg.
Miss Louise Ellerson left for Rio
Vista, on Tuesday. to visit friends.
Charles Cooke Ras gone to Bath
county TO spend two weeks.
Miss Julia Powers has returned from
a months visit to friends in Amelia.
Miss Margaret Harmon is visiting
Miss Annie kerans
Miss Nell Christian left on Friday
for Atlantic City.
Miss Juliet Talcott. was the guest
Of Mr.. Bentley on Tuesday,
on Friday night a very dslishtful
ht OF several enterprises here and a
neat sum realized. "An Amatuer even
ng" was the fun that drew the crowd
Dancing. singing and acting made a
merry crowd fairly turn young with
laughter, and all voted it a most de-
cided success. The stage was turned
into a garden of green cedar and ivy
covered the sides and lauleim during
a Japanese drill made the scene per-
feet. Several solos added greatly to
the pleasure Of those present and many
encores proved our amateurs lid
themselves proud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass Wherry en-
tertained a party OF young people dur
ing the week. including those attend
ing the dance at the club.
Miss Virginia Potts. who has been
their guest has left for her home in
Ashland.
Miss Emile Wade has been the
guest OF Miss Nellie Payne.
Miss Alice Nelson has been the re-
cent guest OF Miss Eliza Christian.
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Oxford, N. c.

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OXFORD, n. c., Aug. 27.-The
most charming social function of the
week took place Wednesday norm
ing, when Mrs. J. c.. Cannady enter
tanned at a Chantecler bridge party in
honor of Mrs. Dudley A. Bonitz, of
Chicago. The handsome residence ON
WILLIAMSBURG street was ~attractively
decorated for the occasion. The color
scheme of red being carried out in the
decorations. refreshments and favors.
The first prize was won by Miss Lin
da Hoskins; the second by Mrs. Leake
Peace, and the visitors prize was pre-
scented to the guest of honor, Mrs.
Boattz. During the morning punch
was served by Mrs. III. Ct. Williams and
Miss Mary b. Williams. The invited
guests were: Mesdames James Powell,
w. II. Hunt, Leake Peace, Hamilton
Powell. Kate White. f. II. -Crenshaw,
w. A. Devin, j. c. Roberts. J. G. Hor-
ner, A. S. Lauier. of Richmond; 2.
H. Montgomery. l. W. Starke. 7. l.
Booth, H. G. Williams, Hillman Can
nady. B. X. Hays. Mrs. Mckeithan, of
Fayetteville. Mrs. Griffith, Misses Net
Gregory-Janette- Riggs,AHHte- Taylor
Irving Stark, Mary b. Williams, Maud
Parham, Linda Heskins, OF Charlotte;
Fannie Gregory, Florence Braeme, of
Brooklyn. and Miss Alice Grimsley, of
Snow Hill.
The beautiful country home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward I. Hicks, of Brook
Ign. was the scene of a delightful So
cial affair for the younger setf'
when Miss Roberta Hicks entertained
at a "salamagundt party on Friday
evening. A number of enjoyable
games were enjoyed, In which Miss
4 .t1.~ n yHttg go, thu ArJS t1Nf.at Ise
telle White the second. and the first
boys prize by Roy Royster and the
second to F. W. Hancock, Jr. About
forty-five guests attended, and all de-
clared the occasion n OF the most
delightful Of the season,
Rev. and Mrs. w. c, Tyree. Of Ra-
leigh. are the guests OF Mr.. J.. NJ.
Currin.
Mrs. Dudley a. Bonitz. of Chicago.
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs. A.
II. A. williams.
Prof, j. r.. conley, OF Lenoir, ar
rived in Oxford this week 70 resume
his duties as superintendent OF the
local graded schools.
Mr.. W. I. Yancey left Monday for
an extended trip to New York City.
Mrs. r. w. Winston and daughter,
Miss Georgia, are visiting In Selma.
Mr.. Edward Cannady, OF Lynch
burg. Is spending his summe vaca-
ton here with mis- mother, Mrs. Mary
c. Cannady.
Buffalo Lithta Springs Is becoming
more popular every season as q re-
sort for Oxonians. Among the recent
arrivals there being: General and Mrs.
b. S, Royster. Mrs. ]. Y. Paris, Mrs
F. p. Hobgood. Mrs, Hillrhan Gamma
dy, DR. and Mrs It. l.. Booth, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Il. Mitchell and Mrs. b.
X. Hays.
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Spottsylvania

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sPoTsYLvANIA. Aug. 27.-Edgar
Mcleod, of Lewiston. Va. who has
been visiting at Spotsylvania. has re-
turned home.
Mr.. n Mrs. william Firth, Of
Youngstown. Ohio. are visiting for
two weeks Miss Mared Price, OF Spot
s~ylvania.
Mr., and Mrs. Ira c. Clark. OF Rich
mond. who have been visiting Mrs.
Mary e. Clarke, Of Massaponax, Va,
have returned home.
Miss Konnie Payne, or Petersburg,
In the guest of her man friends In
5potsyivania.
Mrs. Susie Bell, OF France. is on a
months visit to Spotsylvania and will
remain three months in the United
States.
Mrs. Mary r.. Jones. of Florida, is
the guest for a non OF Mrs. Annie
Towles, OF M~assaponax. Va.
Miss Ophie Fay Price, of Richmond.
Ia on a two weeks visit TO Mrs. Will
liam Towles.
Miss Mary wyles. Of Richmond, is
in Sp~otsyivania for a month,
Mr.. George Newton and sister. Mrs.
Libbie Rose, entertained a number
OF friends at Il socila given by them
Friday night.
Thomas Bullock, Of Huntington. w,
Va, Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Clarke, of Massaponax, Va.
Mrs, William Summers, OF Hunt
ington. w. Va, Is visiting for two
weeks her relatives In Spotsylvania.
Miss Juanita Chiffon. of Washing
ton. who has been visiting for a
month in Spotsylvania, has returned
home.
Mrs, A. r. wyles, of Richmond. IL
the guest for observation-disclosures
friends in Spotsylvania.