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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

We are better prepared than ever
to take care of our customers. Two
graduated opticians, two expert
watch makers and two engravers.
All work guaranteed. -Branstord g.
Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Elma McIutosh, Of lRidgley. was
in the city Tuesday.
Cleveland Jones, of Newbern. was
in the city Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Up Porter have
returned to Nashvil9:.
Miss Roberta MARSHALL was Wis
itor in Rives this week.
Just arrived, " to 100. piece Din
ner Sets-5 and l0c Store.
Mrs. Nell White vAlll visit Padu-
cab friends Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. = T. Robinson
were in Troy Wednesday.
Ice cream supper at the band
rooms next Tuesday night.
Henry p Moss and son, Cecil,
have returned from Tusc ambia.
Mrs. Mary Moores, of Rives, was
visitor in the city Wednesday.
Got anything you want in Bug
gies at
Mailing Keiser Flardw. Co..
Successors 10 FL. Dietzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

We carry only the best lines that
ian be obtained for the money -
Branstord & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Our stock comprises the follow
ing standard makes of watches.
Hamilton, Ball, Elgin, Waltham,
South Bend and Yale. Our stock
is complete from 81 to 500. All
movements guaranteed for twelve
months. Bransford &c Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09
Non Resident Notice.

Mrs. Sallie Scott ellis vs.. j. A.
ellis.
Chancery Court Obion County, Tenn.
In this cause it appearing to the
Clerk and Master from the bill, which
is sworn to, that the defendant, ]. A !.
ellis, is nonresident Of the State
of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon him:
He is therefore ordered to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of Obion
County, Tenn, to be held at the court
house at Union City, In said State and
county, on the
First Monday Of October, 1907,
and plead, answer or demur to the bill
filed against him in the above styled
cause or the same will be taken as
confessed by him and said cause set
for hearing eX parte.
1t is further ordered that publica-
tion of this notice be made in The
Commercial, weekly newspaper pub
lished in Union City, for four consecu-
tive weeks.
This August Y, 1907.
g. A. GIBBS,
Clerk and Master.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

If you want a good Buggy, 60 to
Nailling-Keiser Hardw. Co.,
Successors to Ell. Dietzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Cooking is pleasure on oilstoVes.
Mailing Keiser Hardw. Co.,
Successors to H. Dietzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

DR.. r. c. Reynolds left Wednes,
day for Bates, Ark. He will meet
Mrs. Reynolds, who is there on a
visit, and then go to Eureka Springs
for a few days and then return
home.
Deputy Sheriff Chiles, OF Obion,
was here Wednesday. He brought
a negro who broke into store at
Glass Monday night and stole sew
eral dollars in money and lot Of
groceries.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Our watch stock is complete.
Watches from ST to 500. All guar
anteed for II months. -Branstord
g. Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

If you want Range, go to Nail
ling-Keiser Hardware Co., success
ors to II. Dietzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

returned from Cayce.
Cooking is a pleasure on oilstoves.
Nailling-Keiser Hardw. Co.,
Successors to II. Dietzel.
Attorney r. A. Pierce and Miss
Lizzie Stitt were in Fulton yester-
day on legal business.
Mrs. C. Dee samburg and little
daughter, Roma, haze returned to
their home in Nashville.
Mesdames Mailing and Green
were the guests Sunday of Mrs.
Oscar Turner at May6eld.
chas. Keene, a brakeman on the
M. & O., is very sick of typhoid
fever at his home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Chambers,
of Hibbs, Okla, were here this
week visiting old-time friends.
Diamonds as cheap as you can
buy them anywhere. -Bransford d
Andrews.
Chas. Mcdaniel, of the Union
City Hardware Co., is enjoying a
vacation at Lookout Mountain.
Jas. Dickerson and Miss Eulah
were here this week accompanying
the remains of their father to Beech.
Capt. VIM. Askins nd Mrs.
Crawford lett Wednesday for An
derson. Ind, to attend campmeet
ing.
W. H. Gardner enjoyed ride with
his son Russell on the Annie Rus
sell from Cairo to Hickman this
week.
Oil stoves are the thing. Ask
your neighbor.
Nallling-Keiser Hardw. Co.,
Successes to FL. Dietzel.
Miss Clintie Harrison, Of Dyers.
burg, is in the city this week visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Wallace w.
Moore.
Mrs. Mary Dean Wheeler returned
from Nashville Monday, where she
has been on an extended visit with
friends.
Clarence Latimer, Vernon Yer
hine and Wright Pardue have re-
turned from all points East and
Canada.
Mrs. Laura Smith and children,
OF Paducah, are visiting Mrs.
Smiths aunt, Mrs. Will Fisher, IN
the country.
Our fall stock Of Pickard china
has arrived, We would be pleased
to have YOU call and inspect it
Bransford 4 Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. White re-
turned home Thursday evening from
Bon Aqua Springs and visit with
Nashville friends.
Miss Estelle Blakemore has re.
turned to her home in Harris, after
several weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Lollie Harris.
Mr.. Henry Oakly, of Nashville, is
spending few days with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Pruett,
near Woodland Mills.
Attorney T. M. Pierce, Of ST.
Louis, was in the city Wednesday |
at the home of his parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Rice A. Pierce.
Monarch Ranges are the Ranges
10 buy.
Mailing Keiser Hardw. Co.,
Successors to H. Dietzel.
Mrs. Allie Denham Jones and
Miss Allie May Little have returned
lome, after a weeks visit III Ores
len and the country nearby.
Mrs. A. L. Brevard and Miss
LOWE Landrum will leave over the
ron Mountain Railway next Tues
lay for Texas for few weeks.
-isit.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09
A BANK ACCOUNT

will do more to help a mans credit
than other ohe thing, and check
ing account is indispensable to the
business man. 1t enables him to
keep his funds far more securely
than in his house or Office safe, and
it places at his disposal all the
facilities of the bank for handling
his financial affairs without risk
an d annoyance of making pay
ments in currency
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Monarch Ranges are the Ranges
to buy.
Mailing Keiser Hardw. Co.,
Successors to Fl. Dietzel.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Just arrived, " to 100. piece DIN
ner Sets-5 and 10c Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Diamonds as cheap as you can
buy them anywhere. -Bransford d
Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Our fall stock Of Pickard china
hs arrived. We would be pleased
to have YOU call and inspect it.
Bransford & Andrews.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-12-09

Now is the time to buy refrigera.
reduced prices.
Nailllng-Keiser Hardw. Co.,
Successors to FL. Dietzel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
THE III vIRGINIAN
Ridge Springs

fspecia. to The Richmond virginian.)
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA, Aug.
27.-Among the guests registered here
are the following:
Mrs Julia Todd and daughter. OF
Norfolk: Mrs. J. W. Lawson and two
daughters. Of Smithfeld; Mrs. w.
Vaughan and two daughters, OF Muir
freesboro. n. c.; r. A. Harrison, Of
Petersburg; Mrs. Allen Cucullu and
three children, of Lynchburg; Mr.. Her
bert Lewis, Of West Point; r. J.. Gard
ner, Of Haymarkertown; Mr.. F. e.
Hall, OF Richmond; Mr.. r. 8. Barbour.
wife and three sons, OF South Boston.
w. Y. Burge, Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lasstter and three daughters,
Petersburg; Miss Marian Watkins. OF
Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Wal
ters and Miss Kate Martin. of Nor
folk; Mrs. Antoinette Shakespear and
daughter, Of New Orleans; Mr.. and
Mrs. st. Clair Butler and daughter. of
Richmond: Mrs. s. NJ. Boiling and
daughter. Or Bedford city: Judge Law
renee Campbell. OF Bedford City; e. A.
Williams, of Lynchburg: DIR. Il. T..
Rucker and wife. OF South Richmond;
Mrs. Cecil Billups and son. of Norfolk;
Mrs. John Ozark, of Roanoke; Miss
Alice W. Hoicomb. Of Washington: l..
II. Hall and wife. of Portsmouth; /. II.
Hall, Jr., of Portsmouth: Mrs. A.. J..
Collins, DIR. G.. c, Collins and Miss
Ward. OF Lynchburg; s. b. Harrell
and wife, of Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27

best authority, Far outshines those or
"ham-bone and possum"
Miss Janin.s guests were Miss Ma
zie and Miss Connie Fleming, Miss
Walters. Miss Mamie Smith. Rich
mond: Miss Roper, Petersburg, Miss
Smith, Washington: Miss Booker.
Hampton; Miss Giikeson. Parkers-
burg; Miss Spencer. Williamsburg.
Miss .Patteson, Staunton; Miss Booker,
Hampton; Charleton Janin, San An
tonic. Reeves, Carl and Peyton Flem-
ing. Richmond: Lewis Pitcher, Rich
mond, Messrs. Brooks, Outten. Mas
senberg, Booke and Howard, Hamp-
ton.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. W. Fl. shu-
mate, of Newport News, was host at
a delightful launch party given in
honor Of Miss Leila Willis, of Rich
most enjoyable events of the whole
season. The afternoon was perfect,
the water on its best behavior and
the party delightful in. their enthusi-
astic enjoyment of everything.
The launch with its merry cargo
left the pier at 2 O'Clock. and several
ours were spent In fishing and crimp-
ing in the beautiful waters OF the bay.
Mr.. Shumate made an ideal host, In
which duties he was assisted very
gracefully by his brother, Mr.. O. w.
Shumate, of Washington.
Besides Miss Willis. the guest OF
honor, Mr.. Shumate's guests were Miss
Margaret Smith. Washington: Miss
Keene, St. Louis; Miss Spencer, Will
liansburg; Misses Fleming. Miss Wal
ters, Miss Mamie Smith, Richmond;
Miss Gilkeson, Parkersburg. Miss
Lucy Moore Willis, Richmond; Miss
Janin. San Antonio; Blair Fits, Cad
and Sanford Fleming, Robert Willis,
Richmond. Charieton Janin. San An
tonic.
Thursday evening the Buckroe
Beach guests were out in full force to
see The Society
was so admirably rendered by Hamp-
TOT, local talent. assisted by Miss Tray
Tor, OF Petersburg. The program con-
sisted of ancy dancing, motion songs
and solo work, which was 20 excel
iently given 1t was hard to realize that
the artists were amateurs. Each num-
Der was good. The exquisite work
done by Mrs. Nelson Groome. Of
Hampton. and Miss Traylor, of Pc
%tersburg. in their Spanish randan-
go" and the Spirit Dance" by two
children. Bessie Lee and Jessie Skin
ner, OF Hampton. were among the hits
of the evening. The voice solo mum
bers by Mrs. Frank Rees. Mrs. Henry
Schmelz and Mrs. Walter Burke. of
Hampton, we're given In a most artis-
tic and effective manner, and were
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Appomattox

ssn..,., - ~. p,.hraaua y-,r~,r,ar ,
NO, rrr~, - ~.
oiAoA va, AUG
John Tweety, OF Roanoke. Va, Is Wis
fling his nome peon,A here.
u,.. -. - rm..,-
"' iiee "aieh' VI
Is visiting MT. Tom Marsh, near mere.
Miss Maud Carroll, of Wakefield,
va. Ia Visiting A. The home of Mrs.
T. : u.x.,a
!.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Haycock, OF
washington. d. c.. are visiting friends
IL tba ,ti1srA
. Misses Et,a ana Van p1easapts ar
". : y ~,,asts ~ Mr.
n 4 WaI,an ,sis wssk
Misses Ar Nichois Nav Manson
ana Evelyn ~ p-etersburr
Wa ara ,,is,tin~ NE. Sssr. IL tnu,n
s.ra rs snns Viva ara aauyn,sr
Of Grove are ,.i.,eir1 her Parents
Mr. ana nfrs rahr Tannar
Mre I, = r,rrLn "a 80 ur,,n.-
ard Mrs ~ ~ Stsri - eli. nIana
80 s.i.. Snss,w NJ ptays'
p,rka ~ pasnora vs "a" W. "a
M To o.Rrier has rat,,r,sa from
vy,scon.,n r,hara Ne 80.
sral ,sr,nads ~ A.. cattta 80
nnrsttnx $3.50 AP
Nr Canr0a pnrArNap ~ nxz.In.,
She's Comnany 81 T,rn~r -
~ra,Srs h;s ,.
nsonIa ""e WIN ms
Mr. and Nrs I p pov,s NJ a,S
Nry n e. rIooa Mis- Es,s n,an.
and NJ r. III aasn@ 4 ptsan
are +ba g,,ss.s ~ af1ss w. rr,aaS :.
Mountstn v,aw q"
The yopng mar -, .n,nn.ox I'll,
msat next s,tnrdsr far az n,rro.a
on ~niying moitarv omnarS
hera
Iobr III s.srs re tn,s n,a.. 49,.
accented ! ,osstino ..,th .ha SarfaIr
ana weute,n pa,Iroas carranr a,
sonth rsostor u ~
ur uarr.p I,aYtx ~, he. .ar
v,.itiny Nj bar,a nsnnl. e. ~. 50,
usaL ra..s-.sA -.
yirrsnia racar,,, -" "' q" "e
Tha crans 49, .n .at,,
fresncd ~ N reesr, an3 =
faryners ara n,ora cn.srfui
Miss salts wnn,ar "a vis,tt,e AZ
ana Nc VIZ. s-nirdras -. -
w Va
NJs- txx4o u-tnLeo,s ~ u
for -. az Iii IT,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Buckroe

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
BUCKROE BEACH HOTEL. Aug.
2T.-The gayetiea At Buckroe Beach
seem to Increase In adverse ratio to
the waning summer. and this week
has witnessed 4 series Of moi pleas
urable events, their variety giving the
spice SO desirable even in the most at
tractiye things
The week was ushered in by a
real old Virginia cake-waik given on
the pavilion by Hampton and Old
Point talent. and arranged by the
management here for their guests. A
large crowd watched the contest with
xest and pleasure. approving by their
reclamation. The final decision OF the
judges ~ to the best high steppers."
Saturday evening Miss ceciie Janin,
OF San Antonio. entertained the
younger set by beautiful beach par
", each feature Of which was thor
oughiy enjoyed. After dancing some
time on the pavilion. the party en-
joyed an hours swimming In the bay,
then gathered On the beach and "by
the light OF the siltery moon had .
feast Of the eyer popular watermelon.
whose charmas We ! assured BY the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Manassas

RADFoRn, VA, Aug. 27.--Miss Mel
lie Mills vas shot Tuesday ny her three
year old nephew. when DIR Wilson ar
rived he found her suffering from a
il was deep. but not dangerous. Ha
probed for the bullet, hut decided 10
permit it TO become sncised.
here at ,hs fair. lie l. undsr con-
tract TO give a~scensions a mile ami a
half high with both single N double
parachute acts
Misses Meta zink and Nervfe Bird
OF Biueneid. who are spending their
vacation with Mrs. J. II. Bird, went 10
Cataw ba, for a few days.
Mr.. Joseph Hogan. OF Raleigh. y.
C., Is visiting friends In the East End.
Mrs. n. r., McColgan. and children.
Of Norton, are visiting relatives. in
Yrs. warren MINER has eturned
from Princeton. w Va
Mr.. and Mrs. j. & Archibald. vino
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ed
gar Walters. have gone to their home
in Mobile
Misses Marie and Rita Naver, OF Mon
treal. canada. were guests OF Mrs, ".
Inglcs this week
A large party Of young folks went
to Mountain Lake for the week en-.
from an extended visi, to New York,
Newark a Philadelphia.
Prof. Schroeder left Wednesday. for
Bristol, AFTER ffsitibE 81 the nome Oh
Mrs. @. w. Lyle,
Miss Julia l,mohundro. of Richmond,
has returned home after visiting Miss
Maud Johnson.
Mrs. j. w. Miles, OF Marion. ts visit
ing Mrs. VIM. Ingies.
Mr. clifford Billiard. of Coalwood. w.
Va. left Wednesday, after visiting bis
mother Mrs. z, o. Billiard.
lis Esste Jones. of P~ocahoutas 10
visiting Mrs. ". II. McFerlard.
Mrs. James A.. Baird and little son.
James, and Colonel Jordan are visit
Ing relatives In Dublin.
Miss Elizabeth Nye. has returned
home from Norfolk, where she Wait
ed lends
Miss Jessie Reid 10 attending a
house party in Pulaski, given by Miss
Ninifred Campbell
Miss Lena Martin has returned from
q visit to Miss Helen Jones. at Reds
vile. n. G.
Mrs. J.. Hoge Tyler. and Miss Lily
Tyler. are at Hunters Alum Springs
this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Stanardville

Especial to The Richmond virgintay-)
STANARDSvILI4E. Aug. 27.--Miss
Nary Shackieford. OF Charlottesville,
Ii visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Mag
gle Biakey. at the Tagie Hotel.
cleveland Biaksy. OF Chariottes-
vile. was home on a short visit to
his parents in this place this week.
Miss Dolly Durette was the star
eiocutionist at the Episcopal enter
tAlnment in this town last Saturday
evening.
Chastine Gibbons returned to wash
ington city last Saturday.
w. II. Booton. of kinderhook. at
tended the Sunday school conference
in Stannardsvilie Tuesday.
John Tyree McMuiien. who was on
a BRIEF visit to relatives In this county
after an absence OF nearly thirty years
has returned to hts home in the Mo-
have Desert, California.
Miss Anna Christian, OF Richmond,
Is visiting Miss Dolly Durrette.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Virginia Beach

Especial to The Richmond virxinian.)
VIRGINIA BEACH, Aug 27.-Mr.
Mccartney, Of New York, gave an an
1oyable party At tho cafe, Friday sven-
tHE after the dance. Mr., Mccxrtusys
guests were: MI, ana Mira. Thomas Car
roll Mr. and Mrs. William eheiburn.
Mrs. John Stockson Of Richmond: Mrs.
Miller Davidson. OF New York. Mr..
LSRoy Williams. Mr.. South9ate TAy-
ior, Mr.. Charles Neal. and paymastcr
Ellsswafth Van. PAttAn.
Miss Kenys Keeling entertained the
nemee OF her bridge club very de-
liGhtfuiiy Thursday morntng. The
prise. pair Of silk stockinGs waa
won by Miss Virginia Dance. Thoss
present were: Mrs. williams ". Shell
burne. Mr.. virginia Dance, Miss Eliza
Hamlins Miss Helena Allen, Miss Elsie
Hayiy and Mias Pare s~hslburns.
Mrs. Southgats Taylor left Friday
guest OF Mrs. Harold BonneIl.
DR.. Norton prentis has returned to
his home in Norfolk, after spending
the summer at tho Victoria Cottage.
Mr., Johg Mitchell has returned to
the Beach after spending two weeks
at the Yellow EAfphur Eprings.
Mr.. Baiwin Myers. Of Norfolk. spent
the week n with Mr.. Lawrence
M. i. r. raylor. Miss Dorothy ray
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27

lor, Miss Lena Taylor and Mr. CLIFFORD
Taylor, of Cincinnati Ohio. are spend
ing several days at the Gardner Cot
tage.
MIR. II. II. Dyke. Of Mountciair. n,
J. is stopping for a few days at the
Queen Anne Cottage.
There was q most enjoyable water
mellon feast given by Miss Madge
Anne Cottage. Miss Listers guests
were: Mr.: and Mrs, H. j. jackson, Sir.
Q Jackson: Mr. 6 !; Chandler. Mr.,
Mira. W. O.. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. ".
NJ. Carson, Mr.. William ". Marks. Nir.
z, r.. Marks. Mr. William L. Parker.
nr, Fl: 2 Parker. Miss N. Elizabeth
Parker. NJ NJ !. efHi Il. sGax.n' Mr. mr' M 4 4.
Parker, Miss Genevieve Godw3n, Mr..
J; A. Shoemaker, Miss Adeline HOFFMAN.
Miss !; 1, P ss : NJ Mr. a 4 G 2 no Mars.,
Mr.. J chas. Appieby, Mr.. ]. T. Wits,
Mr. George Simpson and Mr.. Brent
spent two weeks at the Gardner Cor
tage.
Mrs. wilhelm and Miss Dorothy
Wilhelm left Monday for Atlantic Guy
Sinta Beach hotel.
the week end with Mr.. Clarence
Thompson at the Victoria cottage.
Mr.. Buehner and Mr.. Hockaday, Of
nth Mr.. s. l. Lamb on his private
car.
MIR. Beverley Tucker. Is the guest OF
his parents. Bishop and Mrs. Beverley
D. Tucker.
Miss Virginia williams. of Norfolk.
spent the week end with her brother,
Mr.. Leroy Williams at the Focahontas
Among the resen, arrivals at the
Queen Anne Cottage are; Mr.. n. n.
Humphrey, of cirelesilie Me DR.. w
ton: Mr. ana Mrs. ", NJ, Carson. OF
Minnea polls, MINI: Mi. J. A. Shoe
maker, of New York: Miss Louise Best.
OF Norfolk; Miss c. r.. Best. OF Nor
foik: Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Jackson. ard
Master John Jackson. OF New Tck,
more. Mr.. John n. Miller. of Balti-
more: and Miss c. NJ. Best, OF Nor
folk,
Rev. Giles Cook. Of Matthew. Va.
Is stopping at the wAverley for some
time.
e. NJ reftett Atsy e.H-Effctt
of Richmond. are stopping at the Gard
ner cottage for some time:
Mrs. Flichfnger and Mics Marian
rliokinger. Taft Tuesday for
tie. Va, where they viii spend the
Those recently registered at the Joy
cottage are: Mr.. II. q. Davies and
wife. Of Roanoke. Va. DR.. J. A. White,
OF Williamson. \. c.. Mr.. MerwFn
n. Hatch. OF Columbus, ohio: Mr.. Ar.
Muir = {. posss. 81 Roanoke. Va. Mr..
II. C. Carroll, Jr. and wife OF Atlanta.
Ga. and Mr.. James Brinkley, u. OF
Memphis. Tenn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Barton Heights

Misses Saliie and Edith Montgom-
cry are waiting Mrs. A. G. Stevenson
on Lamb avenue
Mira, Moody Collins is quite III 1t
her home on Virginia Avenue.
Mr.. Jesse Lee Poole. who has bean
spending his vacation In the noun
tains OF North Carolina. has returned.
Little Alvin Miller. who wa quite
seriously hurt last week, Ii improv-
ing rapidly and will ccme home next
week.
Mr.. J. w. williams and family have
moved from Barton avenue t. Stuart
avenue. Richmond.
Mrs, Fulton Jennings and son are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE
N. B.-Foiicwins schedule figures published .,
Information and not guaranteed:
$40 4. M--Dsily-Local for Charctts.
l0:4S A. M.-Daiiy-Iinited-For ali poin
South. Pullman and Day Coaches.
400 p. M.-Ex. Sunday. Local for Mossisy.
900 p. NEE. sunday-keysvilis Local.
HAS p. M.--Daily-Iimited, for all poins,
South. Pullman ready $50 r. NJ.
YORK RIVER LINE
$50 p. ME-. sup--To West Pt, connecting
4:30 A. M.--Ex- Sun. and ais p. M.-Mon-
Wed. and Fn.-LccAl TO West Point.
TRAIN ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 700 A. NJ. ESQ p. M, daily:
$40 A. Me- Sun, 4.io p. M; sos r. NJ
Daily Ex. Sunday, (Iocaf.
From West Point. $50 A. NJ, daily; li:as A. NJ
Wed. and En-: 5.43 r, NJ, Ex. Sun.
8. r., BURGESS, ID. p. A..
$40 East Main Street. Phone Madiscn ASS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27
Natural Bridge

NA IrtAL bftltCIEs VA, ISL
2T.-The Bridge is o~veriowing with
guests. Every nook is filled Inc still
there are nan demands for rooms
that must remain unsatisfied. Never
In Its history has this resort q q
more successful season, 80 excellent liz
its management and service, SO many
It's attractions.
The prettfest event OF the week was
the flower ball Friday evening when
each lady represented u flower, each
gentleman q vegetable. Very pretty
and artistic and vastly becoming were
the costumes of this rosebud garden of
girls. Miss Ditman. of Baltimore, was
very charming as a yellow chrysan-
themum. and Miss Balance. Of Ports
mouth. as a u flower, was q lovely
study in yellow and brown. Mrs.
Hechler. OF Richmond. appeared as an
American beauty and well fulfilled her
name. Miss Minor, of Richmond. as
q wild ross was charming in pink.
Mrs. p. NJ. Fry was lovely as q morn
ing glory ana little virginia HHt EftnUr
Fry were pretty and picturesque as
q forget-me-not and a pink rose bud.
Miss Daisy Guggenheimer. of Lynch
burg, appeared as her name flower and
was charmingly gotten up. while Miss
ella Guggenheimer was radiant as a
red tulip, Miss Myrtle Jenkins wa
we'll arrayed as a water lily and lit
tie Josephine and Elsie Finkel as a
carnation n Easter lily. The reps
resentatives OF the vegetable kingdom
were Cecil stevens as an ear OF corn:
Otey miller as a squash: Jim Ander-
son as q turnip: George stevens as a
beet; Mr.. Hechler as a tomato;
Charles G~uggenheimer as a carrot: Mr..
Sublett as a cabbage: Mr.. Dempsey as
a ear of corn; Mr.. Stokes as a parsnip
and Mr.. Jordan as a muchroom.
Saturday afternoon a game of base
ball was witnessed by the guests Of
the hotel between the Natural Bridge
Farmers Messrs. Miller. of the
Virginia Manor team. and Waddeli.
of Danvilie. acted as pitchers for the
"Pick-Ups," and Messrs. Rhodes and
Smith, for the Farmers. The con-
test ended in Il score OF fifteen to
eleven in favor of the "Pick-Ups.'
Monday evening the guests enjoyed
q book party. A large number joined
in the representations. each persons
carrying out the title of a book in
their costumes. Much cieverness and
ingenuity we're displayed. A gay and
lively procession was formed, and the
grand march of the books was led by
Mrs. Fry as a Study I'm Scarlet" and
Mr.. Otey Miller as Leopard Spots"
The Judges awarded the aides prize,
a book, The Girl VINO Won" by Beth
Ellis. to Mrs. Consolvo. Of Norfolk.
who appeared as THE White Sister;
ana the sentiemeu's prize. a book,
The Doctor. by Ralph Conner, to
Mr.. y, q. Gurgenhefmer. OF Lynch
burg, who represented "A Tale of Two
Cities" The chfldren's prize. Making
Of a MsrcnIonesS. b. Mra. Burnett.
was won BY Josephine and Elsie
On Monday evening also Mr.. Sydney
Hughes. of Norfolk. rave a welsh rab-
bit party at the Hughes cottage In
honor Of Miss Ditman. OF Baltimore.
The quests OF the secession were:
Misses Grace Ditman, worsiey and
Wheat and Messrs. Cecil Stevens,
Cameron and Crawford. Tuesday even
ing the members of the younge set
went for a moonlight hayride and