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treatment ~ employed in reminding her
that she must rest if she expects to de-
rive benefit from the massage.
Most women. especially Americans,
are high strung, and the more tired
they are the tighter the nervous ten
SION. frequently treat women whose
arms and neckS are 80 hard under the
soft flesh that they might he splints
instead OF human cords. and this is the
result OF nerves.
N1tn some of my patients | find t
necessary Tor them to drink soothin- :
liquid before relaxation begins. so ia at
are their muscles. Several women VINO
come mere i refuse to massage until
they have taken cup of hot milk The
warmth draws the blood from the head
and sOothes and the liquid is nourish-
ing. one of these women used TO in
Slst she could not take the milk and I
was obliged to tell her that under.
those circumstances | could not give
her treatment. for it would only be
wasted. as she would look no better
and | would have gained nothing ,ro
fessionally.
Occasionally a woman comes who i;
so tired physically and neryously tina:
l give her cup of tea and a biscuit
THESE act as tonic and with the re
freshment that comes from masSaginA.
and the application of properly Sc
lected creams and lotions she departs
looking ten years younger
But ] know from long experiences.
that the best masseuse and the mos
potent unguents Will be useless unless
a woman is in condition to receive,
treatment That is. she must reiax
mentally and physically. and when in
this state massage and creams become
reviewers of youth
MARGARET MINTER.
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fads for Women.

An exceedingly smart suit for "A girl Of
eight and upward is "a combination of
navy blue and blue and white shepherds
plaid check
The dress is of the latter, with killed
Skirt and blouse waist joined by a belt
The coat is of pale blue i'm box shape
and only about half length. The sleeves
are coat style and the collar and cuffs are
laced with the plaid. backed with plain
blue, cut into extension tabs at intervals
which are turned back on the check, and
each check is held with smooth gilt but
tons. The same kind of buttons are used
for the closing.
Some of the newest shades have ex-
cedngly odd names. There is pheasant
displayed in number of tones, from
pale reddish brown to "a brown so deep it
is almost black
Ashes OF Viulets. a color of dull faded
purple; kings blue, a cold Japanese look
ing shade: blonde. yellowish SHADE. ton
ing to brown; argent, Il graz like duh
silver; drake. blush green that is at
that blondes OF delicate mot c6lurIessl
type find becoming. Chantecler is a rich
deep pink almos. red.
The diagonal weave for spring is va
ried with novelty effects, Jacquard and
stripes being very smart.
The walking skirt clears the ground
We'll. and many dressy afternoon frock.;
are i'll this length also.
The new bordered foulards are es-
pecially for gowns to be made with a
peplum or overskirt.
French organizes with squares mark
ed off by satin bars arc among the
prettiest of this material
a handsome sweater worn with a
skating costume is of aneora VITA
hood and gloves 10 match.
\ very satisfactory material and al
Inexpensive one for tailored suit is
venetian cloth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-10
E.nR THE anMAM THAT'S EAT.

A Detroit physician says that the cheapest
and safest mixture fat woman who wants to
get thin can use is !: ounce Marmola tSet it
IN the original ia-ounce PACKAGE. l. ounce
Fluid Extract Cascars Aromatic and Big ounces
Peppermint Water. The proper amount tn take
il a ,ea-p.unful after meals AID at bedtime.
These ingredients may be obtained from any
druggist at small cost. and make = conbina ion
thar Is only excellent fat reiucer,
being able. II is claimed. 10 take off pound
day without causing wrinkles. but Is also a
splendid help to the system whole, rc2u-
iatinc The stomach and bowels ,where the fat
PERSONS troubles hegnl. and clearing the skin
N pmpies ard botrhes. No exercise is re
uuiTcd 10 heio the remedy in IFS work and
best Of all. no dieting is necessary while taking
lt-ycu can eat what you like.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-10
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Mrs. Johnston President of District
Chapter. ,. F. P. A.

The District Of Columbia Chapter
Daughters .of Founders and Patriots OF
America met Monday afternoon at the
esidence of the Misses Barlow for the
annual election. The following officers
wcr. chosen: President, Mrs. Thomas H.
johnston: <'ice president, Miss Catherine
T.. Barlow; recording secretary. Mrs
Frances \. s.. Clair; corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs Thaddeus NJ Jones; treas
,ircr. Mr. Daisy Murphy: registrar. Mrs
otto l.. Tcerhoff: historian, Mrs. Mar
aarct T. Moore: color bearer, Miss Mary
=. Barlow; chaplain. Mrs. John S. Bulkey
councillors. Mrs. Thomas A. Dobyns, Mrs
Samuel G. Cornwell, Mrs. Mary s. Beach;
representatives to the General court
Nav Is. Mrs. Thomas H. Johnston, MISS
Catherine B. Barlow, Mrs. Thomas A
Dobyns and Mrs. Samuel G. Cornwell
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Gained IS Pounds--
10 Years Younger.

Bad Stomach, Poor Ape
tite, and in Poor Health Six
Years, a Veteran of the Civil
War, o3 Years of Age, Was
Re storcd to Health and
Strength by the Great Blood
Purifier and Body Builder
Dutfy's Pure Malt Whiskey.
"For five or Sin wears was III
poor health and very weak Now
after taking several bottles OF your
Nhiskey | am we'll and strong aud
have gained nearly p pounds, and
! recommend it TO all who are trout
bled as | was with poor appetite
and a bad stomach trouble. | thinr,
il Is the best medicine for aged
people on earth. Nv daughtei-
Mrs. f. @. Mason OF Bangor. and
my sons wife. Mrs. b. W. Otis Of
Carmel, both speak very highly OF
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FORTUNE FOR CHARITY.
Murdered Man Left 100000 to
Found Sanat0rium.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. March lo.-The
will of A. w. Shirley. eighty years old.
merchant at Mnturn. who was assassi-
mated Tuesday night by an unknown
person. was opened yesterday \ fortune
estimated at about 100000 was left en-
tirelv to the Grand Lodge of odd Fellows
10 establish a sanatorium at Hot Springs.
lShirey was shot through a window at his
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Gold in combination with black is seen
in many of the braids to be used on the
spring taior-made gowns. There seems
to be no definite width for these effective
trimmings. They range from quarter
OF an inch to something over an inch.
One of The latest things in openWork
stockings is made II. OF series OF Of
ferings OF close and open weave Ii is
flttingly called lace bracelet hosiery.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev

and mulant the greatest rength-9vers
science 1t aids destroying disease and by build
a
healthy. is wonderful
ton and consunlpion pneumonia grippe. bronchitis.
colds. asthma. stomach troubles
weakening conditions directed recognized
medicine everywhere. You should have home
1t will do good.
whskey.
IApoko
untro
Malt in to will
Write
for doctor advi sthn and
rules for healt.
N. II. SHEA, 632 Penn. A,
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Nothing fill the place OF the lingerie waist which
after spite of positive reports that it has
departed for all time TIE noticeable these boses
this be simplicity the skeced above being
comparatively elaborate This made OF very fine embrod
cred batiste with lace insertion introduced in abaped motifs
the centers OF which finely embroidered by hand The
necessary fulness is supplied by clusters pin tucks
dicious introduced The sleeve long and close-tting the
decoration repeating that of the bodice
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Gordonsville Social News.

| Special to The Times-Dispatchl
! Gordonsvile, Va, June 1S.--Eugene
| week OF his mother, Mrs. l.. Dowell,
In town.
r. V. Rreeden, of Richmond. was a
! visitor this week at the home of DR..
j. w. Scott.
Jack Scott. of staunton.. has been
spending the week with his parents,
DR. and Mrs John w. Scott. in the
city.
from trip to Lynchblrs. and Mrs.
| Hudson. who has been visiting In
Washington the past month, has also
returned.
Miss Marshall Buckner has been
friends at Rapidan
MIR. and Mrs j. G; White of Cul.
pepper. were. guests this week of their
daughter. Mrs, 7. w. ogden.
her home in Washington. after a pleas
ant visit of several weeks at the home
of Mrs. Y. Downin.
Miss Lillian smith has returned
from a visit to relatives in Louisa.
Miss Josie Thurman. of Ortis. Abe
marie county. has been spending the
past week at the home of Mrs. Sidney
| Wood.
Mrs Lula Perley and Misses Mana
visited their sister. Mrs j. l.. Faber.
here. several days this week.
Fenton Jacobs. of Richmond has
been spending the week with his
| mother. Mrs NJ L. Jacobs, in tho city
| Miss Murphy, of Michigan. Is a
| visitor at. RYE Mountain Farm" the
home of Albert Murphy. near town.
Rev. r X Meade and family are
visiting at the home of the formers
! parents. Rev and Mrs +. A. Meade.
! M. G.. HILL of Charlottesville, was
| In the city this week.
II. A. slaughter. of Philadelphia. is
| visiting relatives in the city.
| Lewis Martin. of charlottesville. was
| the guest a few days ago of his brother,
a 3. Martin.
Mrs. Allen, OF Clifton Forge. is on a
/ visit to her son, b. p. Allen, in the
| city.
Miss Annie Carter has returned from
| visit to the MISSES Woody. at Mol
tons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell, OF Thorn Hill.
| were guests this week of the latter's
| sister, Mrs. j. X. Niche.
Miss Annie Dowell. of Richmond. has
/, grandmother. Mrs L. Dowell and other
relatives in the city.
Raymond McLane. of Leadvilie. Col,
has been spending the week with his
/ father. Reed McLane, on Diamond
Hill"
Mrs. j. II. Hall has returned from
a visit to her daughter. Mrs. c. B.
Leckey, in Baltimore.
Miss Mary Newman spent several
days this week with her aunt, Mrs.
A. b. Martin, en- route to New York.
Rev. and Mrs. William S. Patterson.
of Beckley, w. Va. are guests this
week of Rev. and Mrs. Fl. II. Hudson.
i G. 3. Linncy, of charlottesville, was
Gordonsville visitor Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
CONFERENCE AT RALEIGH.
Episcopal Clergy and Iaity To Spend -Four
DAYS at ~. Mary's school.

Especial TO The Times Dispateh.I
Raleigh. June Is-Monday at st. MARY
fehool the conferences OF the clergy and the
. letiy..es The Epi.copel Church for the two
carollnas Will convene for a four days se,-
sion there being now ever indication that
the conference VIII be well attended. In
cluded among the speakers arc such fistir-
gui.hed men as Bishop Kinsman. OF Della
ware: the Rev. Llewcliyn y. Galley, and Dr..
Patton. district SECRETARY OF the southern
district. In missionary work. Bishop Kns-
man viii deliver eight Lectures in the fore.
Moons. There Will be four lertures hy Rev
Mr. Galley on The various phases of Sunday
school work. He Viii also conduct con-
ference on Sunday-school success sorne even
ing during the conference
Dr. Patton will make number OF taiEA
on problems connected vita work for mis-
eions among the parishes. There are 10 be
special conferences on The Duty OF the
church to the Negro THE Work OF the
Laymsn in the Church and on other I've
subjects Also. there will be meetings OF
various groups o. the conference membership
10 discus. any questions that they may de-
size
The programs for tho several DAYS are 50
arranged as 10 give the conference members
freedom during tho afternoons to get about
the city and spend the time as they please,
the social side OF the conference promising
10 be especially delightful. Rev George w.
Lay. rector OF 81. Msry's school. Is direct
ing the preliminary arrangements for the
conference
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
v. p. 1. GRADUATES
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
List OF successful Candidates for
Degrees mt Dincks-

burg.
Especial to The Times Dspatch.l
Blhcksburg. Va, juno 1S.---The mem
bers OF the graduating class who re-
ceived diplomas during commencement
at v. r. /. on Wednesday last are as
follows:
Graduating CInsB.
Bachelors OF science-Elias Scarf
Alexander, Charlotte. NJ c.; Arthur
Donald Austin, Roanoke: vivian East
wood Ayre, Loudoun; Oakley Maurice
Bishop, Montgomery; Archie Clinton
Broce, Montgomery; Grover Cleveland
Brooking, Orange; Frederick Page
Coleman, Halifax; william Slater Co
wart, Northumberland; Mason Wayne
Frankenteld. pageton, W. Va; David
Warner Fry. Madison; John donald
Hamilton. Warwick; Herman Bruce
Hawkins, Norfolk; Emory Kidding
Hodgson. Alexandria. John Leyburn
Hughes. warwick; Edgar Joseph WAL
demar Huffman, King William; Louis
Charles Isaac, Norfolk; Jacob Henry
kerlin, Warwick; Frank Klepper, Nor
folk, Herbert MCGOWAN King, Henrico;
Frank Beverly Lamb, Henrico. James
Burleigh Lucas, Montgomery; Kenneth
Walker Mackall Baltimore. Md. Gao
sar Pancratius Massei, Henrico, wal
lace McVeigh Montgomery, Augusta
William Dallas Moss. Powhatan: Har-
ry PLANE Musser Roanoke; Heath
Campbell Painter. Pulaski, David Mar
Ion Pitts. Goochland Karl Emil Ed
nard Quantz, Hildeshein, Germany:
Warren Carpenter Rathell. Wye Mills.
Md. Heath Montgomery Robinson. Pu-
laski; Russell Moore Robinson, Caro-
line. Frank Edwards Saunders. Lou
doun: Randolph Shackelford, Charles
ton, S. C.: Hui Kelley Stone, Fauquier:
Louis yalvelle Sutton, Dinwiddie;
James Steedman Thorp. Prince VIII
liam. Howard Irving Tuck. York:
Walter Augustus Naugft, Giles; James
Elliott vawter. Montgomery: Gilbert
Guy Via. Warwick; Louis Ernest Wal
ker, Henrico; Arthur Hills Warden,
Washington; Ellison Adger Williams,
Charleston. s. c.. william Thomas
Wood, Norfolk. Henry Archer Wo-
mack, Jacksonville. Fla. Davidson
Charlton Wysor. Pulaski.
Masters OF Science---Hcnry Harris
Hill, Montgomery: Walter Langdon
Mallory, Montgomery: Horatio Sey-
mour stshl Montgomery.
Mechanical Engineers Raymond
Arthur Calvert. n Bloomfield, y. W:
Henry Hoge Hutchinson. Augusta;
James Steednan Thorp, Prince Will
liam
Civil Engineers Thomas Paret
Hicks, Montgomery: Louis Charles
Isaac. Norfolk; Joseph Talmage Lut-
troll Fairfax: Walter Augustus
vanght. Giles.
Electrical Engineers - Alexander
Norman Crowder. Halifax; William
Ives, Norfolk: william Summers Nc
Graw. Henrico: Alvan Gravson Walker,
Bedford: William Thomas Wood, Nor
folk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Mrs. M Pendleton: Mr. and Mrs. Brown,
nf st. Louis; Mrs Cunningham, Miss
Middleton, Miss Johnson. Miss Curdts,
Misses Buonian, Gates, WILSON, Hagnn,
johnson, harrow, Mrs. Rosenund, Mr.,
and Mrs. Dodson and friend; Misses
Collins. Cafery. Barksdnle, hpperson,
lSoser Lands. Mrs. Mackall. Mrs. Ham.
ner the Misses Garth, Mrs Baldwin,
Mrs. Temptation, OF Malolas.. Bulacan.
Philippine Islands, spent Wednesday
with her son, IT. Templeton, ~.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis and Miss Mary
Lewis Ford, of Roanoke, are the guests
OF Colonel II. G. Ford.
Miss Eleanor Kent, of Louisa, Is
visiting DR.. and Mrs ". Pendleton.
Miss Freda Lee, OF Lynchbnrg, Is tho
guest Of Mrs. Samuel 3 Walker, for
the washington and Lee University
and Virginia Military Institute finals.
Mrs. billiard, of Lynchburg, spent
Thursday with her son. Cadet w. h.
billiard ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey

has been used with remarkable re-
suits in the treatment and cure of all
throat, lung and stomach troubles and
all wasting and diseased conditions.
1t is sold in sealed bottles only.
The Old Chemists Head is on the
label and over the cork is an engraved
seal. Be certain this seal is unbroken.
Sold by druggists, grocers, dealers or
direct, S1.O0 large bottle.
Write The Duffy Malt Whiskey
Co., Rochester, NJ Y, if you are Of
fered substitutes when you ask tor
Duffv's Pure Malt Whiskey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Beaver Dam Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Beaver Dam, Va, June Isl. A.
Elicit. of Richmond, was the guest
of his mother last week.
Rev Mr.. McSparran and wife arc
now OCCUPYING the parsonage.
Mrs. Lula Hatch has returned homo
after visiting relatives in Richmond.
Miss Jessie Hudson, who has been
the guest of Mrs, b. l.. Thompson. has
returned to stanton.
Mrs. F. L. Harris made a short visit
to Richmond this week.
Miss Sallie Jones Is at the Glad
stone Hill, Gladstone. until July.
Mr. ard Mrs. T.. t. Terrell. who
have been the guests of Mrs. G. T. Ter
rell, have returned to Richmond.
Frank johnson, of the V. p. l..
Rlacksburg, Will return homo this
week.
Charlie Terrell is home from Fork
Union Academy, where he has been
the past session.
Miss Beatrice Hall. OF Richmond. was
the guest Of Mrs. Willie Seay for a few
days.
Miss Ada clough is home from Rich
mond.
James Bruce was the guest of Mrs.
j. L. Thompson this week.
Miss Bertie Scay has returned from
Richmond.
Miss Ruth and Irene satterwhile
made short visit to Richmond last
week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
Ashland Social News.
snecial 70 The Times

I
Ashland. Va, June 1s,-AIrs, Anna.
B, Mosby and Miss Pattie Mostly Of
Summerville. Tenn, are guests of Mrs.
r, E. Blackwell.
Miss A:lnie Macon Potts Is the guest
of Miss Mary Garth in Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs, I, N. Vaughan. Jr.. are
at Pasadena, the country home of Mrs
l. N. Vaughan.
Miss Nina Wylie. of Baltimore. who
has been visiting her aunt, Mrs A. G.
Wightman, has gone to Fredericks-
burg for the summer.
Miss Elise Garnett. of Richmond, Is
the guest OF Misses Haw.
William Williams left Friday for
Danvlle to visit relatives.
irwin Blackwell is visiting his
brother. DR.. r. Z. Blackwell.
Mrs Frantz Naylor and little Miss
Naylor, of Cambridge, Md, are guests
OF MrsaD. r. M!dyette.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bridges are
visiting relatives in Richmond,
Misses Duke, Of Richmond. We're
guests of Mrs. W. S, Brown on Thurs
day.
Marion L. Howison LETT on Saturday
for his home in Lynchhurg.
The Hearts Club met on Thursday
night at the residence of Mrs, James
Ghenery. Mrs. Frank Wright won the
first prize, and Mrs. John Addison, the
consolation prize.
Mrs Anna Carr delightfully."- enter
tanned the Bridge Club on Friday af-
5ternOon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

Mrs NJ. c. Chandler and little Eliz-
abeth Chandler, returned on Tuesday
from visit to Chestnut Grove. In New
Kent county
to Alexandria. to visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Yeager.
Miss Bessie Mum. Mrs. Lucy Byrd
Dudley, Misses Hattie Wilson. Myrtle
the summer normal. at the University
Misses Fannie. Annie and Julia
Smith will attend the summer school
at Fredericksburg.
William Fl. Maddox and Miss Mary
Spencer were married on Wednesday
in Newport News, at the home OF the
brides brother They reached West
Point to-day. where, IN future. they
both formerly from West Point. but
for a year Miss Spencer has lived in
Richmond.
Rev. Timothy A. Hall. of West Point,
attended the Richmond College finals
this week and was delighted with the
splendid address of DR.. B. D. Gray, of
Atlanta, and, in fact, with all of the
proceedings.
| the Methodist Church is in session In
Urbanna, Middlesex. for three days.
Miss Nettie Aumack is the delegate
from the local church. Misses Annie
McCanna and Edith Hoge were in at
Miss Beulah Hinton. OF Reidville,
westmoreland county, Is the guest Of
Miss Chrystal F'arinholt.
Mrs Kato Richardson. one of the
teachers in tho West Point High School,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jones. in
Mathews county. She will return to
her home here on Sunday. Her dansh.
Worth. Tex, and Miss Mamie Richard
son, teacher in the South Richmond
High School, will spend the summer
with her, at her home In West Point
Mrs. j. Powell Garland. Of New Kent,
Is on a visit to her brother. DR.. George
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
V. M. |. Social News.

Especial to The Tines Dispatch.
Lexington, Va, June 1s.-Amonr tbe
aIstnguished guests who will attend
the final exercises OF the Virginia Mill.
tary Institute. are the following: Cen
erai Leonard Wood, chief of STAFF,
Cnited states Army, who will deliver
the jackson Hope medals; Governor
Mann. General Charles j. Anderson.
Colonel Joseph Button and Sir Moses
Ezekiel, who viii be the guest of Mr..
ana Mrs. BENJAMIN f. Huger from Mon
day through the graduation exercisas
on Wednesday. The time of his visit
is most opportune. and he will receive
warm welcome from his alma mater
There will be reunion of the classes
of 1890 and 1905.
Among the visitors expected are tho
Following, who will be the guests OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
$4,000 RAISED FOR MISSIONS.
Annual Session of Woman's Auxiliary Union
at Lumbert0n.

Especial 10 The 1imes- Difla'ch.I
Lunbcrton y. c., June ls.-The twentieth
annual session OF The Woman's Mtssionar?
Union convened in the PRESBYTERIAN Church
here Tuesday afternoon. and the session
closed yesterday. There was meeting OF
the executive committee Tuesday at p.
NJ and al sis there were devotional exer-
cises. with an address of welcome by Rev.
A. e. Baker. Wednesday there were devo-
tlonal exercises, minutes of last meeting
enrolling delegates and reports of younc
peoples work. childTens manager. BOYS
manager. county vice president and presi-
dent.
entertained the delegates Wednesday af-
te-noon al a reception In the Commercial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

made their home with their daughter MIS-.
charles N. southall. since d;sposins of thei'
Fairaeid estate. were tho principals In this
pleasing event, which was a complete sur
prise 10 them.
sunday morning four OF .he sons arrived
from Richmond. Joining m" other m .annfar
az the family at Cedarhurst. me reunion
5,.as the first the family has held in ten
Years. and the second since the family De.
gan 10 separate in the eighties
The names and places of residence OF the
ebiidrsn present follow. Mrs c. NJ SOUTH
ali. Holdcroft; Lem X Mooers s'aunion
otis ~ Mooers. Richmond; Perry :. Mooets .
Iuverne Mimi Harry z. Mooers tloFehcs'
Ala. and Willis b. Mooers Richmond
others present were G. NJ. ssouthalI, G L,
nabcock Mr.. and Mrs, II, G Surus, e1 tu
present at the reunion MIC four genera
lions as follows: MI and ars. 5. Il Mooers
their daughter Mrs. Alice Southall. har
daughter Jessie BInns, aud airs. Binns 5
daughter Emily Elizabeth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
West Point Social News.
rcnaciaI n Tho Times-Disnatc h

LSpeclai 20 IL 7ispt ICII'I
West Point, Va, June 1S.-Summer
visitors are already coming In to West
Point. as we'll as To the Terminal Hotel.
Misses Sophie and Sallie Goode, OF
Washington, d. c., are the guests of
Mrs. Herbert l. Lewis, their aunt.
Miss Henrietta Anderson. CT Denton.
Md, is the guest of Miss Annie Nc
Gamma.
Misses Ida and Mary Lyman. of Rich
mond are visiting Miss Mary Dem
mead.
Mrs John Marshall Lewis, of Glou-
cester Courthouse, and little son, are
guests of relatives in town.
Mrs H C. Defarges. of Baltimore,
Md, and her son, are guests In the
home of John Defarges
The Home Needlework Club was en-
tertained Wednesday by Miss Lillian
Robertson, at her home on D Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19
NIorris-stone.
IGAAAn

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
Buchanan, Va. June ia surprise mar
rIage took place hero Thursday night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs j. C.. Stone, when
their daughter. Miss Annie. was united in
marriage to Hunter Morris. of Richmond
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
". j. Whitesell in the presence of the
family and several intimate friends. The
bride was formerly resident of Richmond
Immediately after the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Morris left for a bridal trip North.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-19

w. Richardson. and will leave in few
days to spend a week with friends IN
Richmond before going to the noun
tains for the summer.
Mrs. Philip Gibson, of Richmond. is
spending the summer In West Point.
Hughes Ware, from Arlington. w.
Va. is visiting his home here, for
few days.
Mrs Emma Spencer is visiting in the
home of her brother, Hayila Burke.
near Rumford. in this county, and Will
be there some time.