davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-06-03
JOHN A. TELLER
GOES TO THE PEN
Former Resident Of Martinshurg Sem
fenced to Term After Trial in c!eve-
land-Protects His Innocence.

Word comes from Cleveland, Ohio,
TO the effect that Mr.. John A. Teller,
editor and proprietor OF the Graphic
Sentinel, of that city, and brother Of
Mr.. Charles Feller, North Raleigh
street, Martinstlrg, has been SEN
fenced to term in the penitentiary at
Columbus and has either entered or is
about to enter upon the term of his
Imprisonment
The nature of the offense for which
Mr.. Feller was convicted, after sew
el'al trials, is not definitely known in
Martinsburg. but it is said that he
was charged with blackmail, or at
tempted blackmail Neither is the
term of Imprisonment known here,
but it is believed that it is several
years. The news of Mr.. Feller's mis-
fortune will be a distinct sheck and
surprise to his friends in Martins
tinsburg, where he formerly resided.
In Saturdays issue of the Graphic
Sentinel Mr.. FeIler published the fol-
lowing:
To THE Public!
Before departing for a somewhat
protracted visit to the Buckeye hos
telry in Columbus, desire to utter
protest against the manner in which
my case was raiIroaded through the
courts through the malicious influence
OF certain officers CT the law, assisted
by little coterie Of enemies seeking
revenge for real or supposed wrongs
charged to me.
With but enc exception, | was fair
ly and kindly treated by the Cleve-
land newspapers during my entire
trial. for which I am deeply grateful
to those who did not descend to I'M
warranted means to prejudice the PUB
lie and perhaps the courts against me.
To my May friends in Cleveland
and | still have many staunch friends
in the city who believe in my inno-
cence, many CT whom have sought to
hefriend me in every way-and to
them I can command no words that
adequately express the thankfulness I
feel. In spite of the notoriety to
which I have been exposed; and In
spite of the sensational character of
my several trials, and in spite of the
appearance of guilt and the verdict of
the courts; l most solemnly swear
that I was the victim of foul con-
spiracy. and that l go to an unde-
served punishment, So help me God.
1t is nothing new that the innocent
often suffer, while the guilty escape.
1t is the same old wretched story
that has been told in all ages; hut
go to my reward CD with clear con-
science, heart free, and with an abid-
ing faith that all will be we'll In any
event I shall take my medicine man.
fully.
JOHN A. TELLER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-06-03

Iaste and Smell. Full size 50 cts., at Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, IS cents.
Rly Brothers, So Warren Street. New York.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-06-03
A Reliable
Remedy
ely's Cream Balm
. quickly absorbed.
Gises Reliaf M 0pca-


eises Relief at oace.
X cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly, Re-
stores the Senses of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
AT VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
Tspecinl 10 The Times-Disnatch

Hot Springs. Va. August 2S.-Hot
Springs is looking forward to Sep
TENDER and October filled with unusual
golf interest. During the summer al
terations have been made in the eigh-
teen hole golf links by which nearly
one thousand yards have been added
to the course. and its former attrac-
tivenes greatly increased. The I'm
provements include the changing of
the original seventeenth and eighteenth
holes, which were thought to be too
close together. and the placing in their
stead of three new holes, back of Sun
set Hill. The course will thus be
heightened from 5000 to 5000 yards
The annual fall tournament for the
championship of the links will he
played the LIST of October. There Is
some talk of organizing a golf club
with greens. and tournament commit
tees. in which case IL is probable that
some of the most important games in
the country would be played here.
September weather has already set
in. with cool. bright days. and there
has been much playing on the links
this week.
Many of the younger contingent at
the Homestead were guests of Shannon
l.. Meany, the middle of the week at
dinner party in the Japanese room.
The table decorations were roses, and
lilies of the valley, and the guests were
given boutonniers and corsase bouquets
of the Same flowers. Among those
present were General and Mrs Edward
F. Meany. Mrs. William Moffitt. Mrs. J..
s. Bates. the Misses Mildred Eddy,
Abbie Barnard. Judith and Sarah
Colston. Roberta and Sarah Hamilton,
Jessie Adams Josephine Palms. and
Evelyn Chew. and Messrs. Albert
Combs. w. w Hackett. e V. Doueher-
~. William Trigg, j. V. Candy. Lath-
rop Lee, Charles Elliott, BENJAMIN
Keene. and James Dean Bickford
Miss Mildred Eddy. who has been at
the Homestead for several weeks. is
the guest of Miss Abbe Barnard at
Ingalscote.
Luncheon visitors at Fassifern Farm
within the last day or two were Mrs
Baldwin Carlisle. Miss l. Schroeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. cramp, Mr.. and Mrs
p. II. Croker. Curtis Croker. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ Richardson. Mrs. Eunicc
Richardson, j. NJ. Howell. and Oscar
Keene.
Miss Lucretia Green entertained a
number of young people the middle of
the week at luncheon al the Boone
Cabin. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Giles, and Miss Rehecca Giles,
and included the Misses Eleanor Bright.
Judith Pole. Eleanor Hopkins. and
Helen Norris.
Mr.. Atkinson and the Misses os-
borne were ont for the day on horse
back yesterday. riding along the chain
of mountains from Delafeld Path to
Flag Rock.
Richmond arrivals at the Homestead
this week have included J Allen
Beliene. William Tr!gg. Miss Isabelle
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs George +. Hutchin-
son. and Miss Potts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 3 Johnson. o.
Richmond are at the Bridge for an
outing.
Mrs. Mary E. Wilson. OF Richmond
has Joined Harvey Wilson's party al
the Bridge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

bowling contests and the nightly
pleasures OF the ballroom. On Friday
evening 1t was a brilliant scene when
large german was ably led by Mr..
Moss, Now the guests are looking
forward with much pleasure to the
entertainment to be given by the man
agement which will take the form OF a
ball and special supper. With the sum :
mer season still at high tide, applica
lions are already coming In for fall
reservations. for this is all-the-year-
round resort and is very popular dur
ing the beautiful fall days. At that
season number of people come here
from the White and Hot and linEer in
the pleasant ways of the Bridge be-
fore saying good-by to the mountains
entirely.
Monday afternoon a very delightful
watermelon party was given by
Harvey Wilson, of Richmond 1t was
an open air fete and was a merry
gathering.
The summer colony is very sorry
10 lose the attractive Mrs e. o. Nc
Cabe OF Richmond. She has Just left
In order to join Mr.. McCabe on his re-
turn from an extensive European tour.
DR. w. T. Palmer. of Lynchburs. is
here for an outing.
Hon. and Mrs. Chas. 7. Lassiter. of
petersburg, recently visited the Bridge
on their way to Catawaba Springs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Gordonsville Neighborhood News

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Gordonsvtlle, Va, August 2e-On
Thursday the young men of the neigh
borhood gave a tournament and races
at "Springields," in compliment to
Mrs. Osborne's house guests. Mrs J.
Lee Davis, Mrs. ]. C. Farrar and Miss
Nora Weisiger, OF Richmond The day
was ideal, and about two hundred
guests did honor to the occasion. The
Sir knights drew up in line promptly
at $3.50. All did excellent riding The
knight of Monteith Or. G. Cowherd)
won the honor of browning the queen.
Miss Amelia Cowherd. of Grafton. w
Va The knight of Darlington (James
Flewslin) won second honors, and
placed the first maids crown upon the
head of Miss Homassel Graves The
Knights OF the Flying Dragon (TIern-
don Cowherd) and of Aniston beverly
Goodloe) choosing as their ladies fair
Miss Lottie Perkins, OF Louisa, and
Miss Nora Weisiger. of Richmond The
tournament was followed by an OBJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Williamsburg Social News

Especial to the Times Dispatch
Williamsburg, Va. August 26.-The
following corps of teachers have been
elected for the Toano High School:
Prof. Edwards. principal: Miss Ruby
Tyree. first assistant; Miss Butler,
music: Miss Moss, MrsJ. NJ Geddy and
Mrs. Baker. grammar and primary
grades. The school opens for the ses-
sion September s.
The following yang people We're
members OF Miss Rosa Narourton's
charming house party at 81. Georges,
on James River, which ended Tuesday
evening: Misses Virsilia Warburton,
Annie Harris. Katie Gray. Grace Be-
Earth. Evelyn Warburton. of Williams
burg: Misses Florence and Ellen Hun
ter. of Ruther Glen; Misses Josephine
and Kittie Winston, OF Hanover; Grace
Edmunds. of Houston: Evelyn Byrd
Dunn. of Dunnsville. and Messrs. Ware
and John G. Warburton. of Williams
burg. The party was chaperoned by
Miss Lett!e Warburton. of Williams
burg
Mr.. and Mrs T H Geddy left this
morning for a few days trip to Mob
Jack Bay and other points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Montvale Social News

Special TO The Times Dispatch
>ntvale. Va. August 26.-M!ss
McGhee. OF Thaxtou, who has
visiting at the home of Mrs. B.
tic. has returned home
IS. T. H. Terrell. OF Roanoke, is
guest this week OF her mother.
B. A. Rice.
ofessor H. Blankinship. OF Neru.
was here on Saturday to arrange
a home for his family during the
oil term, having been elected prin-
OF the Montvale High School.
teachers under his administra-
are Miss NJ. Patterson. OF wythe-
/; Miss Henry Beard, OF Bedford,
Miss Nettie Day. OF Montvale.
rs. Laura Beard. of Bedford City,
t Thursday OF last week at Mont
mes A. Buford, OF Houston, Tex,
pending this week at home.
.sses Ruby and Josephine Burlc-
or Smithville. Tex. left on Thurs
OF last week after a sojourn of
months at Montvale.
rs c. C. Otey and children, of VIII
son. W. Va, are the guests Of Mr..
Mrs. d. II. Thompson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Malvern Hill Social News

.9pecial to The Times Disnatch
Malvern Hill. Va. August %
William c. Wilcox. of Bel Air" lar,
Wednesday for Bedford city wb.rs
s s., Will be the guest of her aunt Mr.
Henry w. Shines has returned -
ms nome In Philadelphia. Pa, from a
weeks visit to his sister, Mrs !
clark. t ''Hardens"
Miss Sue Carter, of "sbirIev" ,.s
returned from n two months. visit 70
Mrs j. II Oliver. at The War COL
lese. Newport. r. /. and Miss Ian
1ancey. a Staten Island.
r. A Saunders. .Ir.. of Richmond is
the guest of his brother. H. S. Saun-
ders. at Upper Shirley"
Mrs :, a. Clark and Miss Jean s
clark have returned to "Hardens''
from a business trip to Richmond
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. s Saunders have
returned home from their fishing trip
to the Chickahomnv River
Masters Rule Rufin. of weyanoke
Stock Farm. and Foster Saunders. who
were with II. s. Saunders at Lanexa,
have returned home.
Pinckney Harrison. of Danville. is
the guest of John Rufin. Jr.. at Eve
lynton"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Heathsville Social News
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times DiSpatc
Heathsville. Va. August 26.-Mrs.
Homriselle Moss. who has been visit
ing Mrs NJ. Headley, near Coan. has
returned TO her home. in Washington.
D. c.
DR.. Meade P. Brent. OF Petersburg.
and 4. Jack Brent, of Richmond. sf
trr visit to their parental home here.
have returned, accompanied by their
cousin. John Stith Brent. who will
make his home in Richmond.
Professors II. Mason Brent and J..
Harper Brent have returned from CO.
lumbia University, y. Y.
Miss Sarah Randolph Brent and Mas
ter Laurence Brent are visiting their
aunt. Mrs. Lloyd L. Snead. in Tappa-
hammock.
Mrs, Theodore Miller and son, Mot
ram. are visiting Mrs. r. a. Cralli at
"Campbellton."
Miss Lulie Downing is on a visit
10 friends in Culpeper
Mrs. Charles E. Sterling and two
children. who have been visiting in
St. Ma.y's county. have returned home.
accompanied by her brother. Holmes
Railey. and sisterin law. Mrs. Calvert
Railey.
Re-. "A. ]. Ramey, who left this sec
ton for Georgia about eighteen years
ago, is here now, and helping con-
duct the Baptist camp meeting at
kirkland Grove. He has under con-
sderation cali from his old
churches here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27

stacle race. Eight women partici-
pated in this contest The blue rib
bon was finally won by Mrs George
Tyler Cowherd. with Mrs. WeIton Os
| borne as a close second: the yellow "
ribbon falling to Miss Addie Cow
herd, Miss Homassel Graves winning
for her horse the white The next
event was a class for hunters
Midway, W. Kelton Osborne's horse
carried off the blue. the red falling TO
x. g. Cowherd and the yellow to
James F. Cowherd, and the white 10
Mr.. Goodloe.
In the nat race that followed. w.
Beach Lawrence's Bonnie Belle easily
distanced the other entries. Tuford
won second by several lengths. Spirit
following. a colt. by knight of the
Garter. doing good work in this. her
initial run. The day closed with an
informal dance given al "Springfields -
in honor OF the Sir knights. their
ladies fair. and their friends.
Miss Nora Weisiger returned TO her
home in Richmond on Sunday, after
spending some time in Albemarle
During Miss Weisiger's stay at Spring
fields she made many friends. who re-
| Eret that her visit was so brief
Mrs j. c. Farrar has returned home
altcr spending several weeks at
Springfelds.
j. Lee Davis and Thornton Davis
we're weekend guests at Sprlngfelds.
Mrs. Parrish. of els FLOYD Avenue
has returned home. after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodloe. at Ants
ton. near Gordonsville. for several
weeks
3. f. Jefries. of charlottesville. was
a weekend guest of George Alma n.
at his home near town
Mr.. and Mrs. f W. Moss. of Char
lottesville. are occupying their cot
taGe on the Piedmont Assembly
grounds.
E B. sydnor was weekend visi-
tor at Lower Springhelds.
Miss Warfeld Crenshaw, much 70
the regret OF her many friends, has
concluded her visit to Mr. and Mrs.
w Welton Osborne. and is spending
come time at Hawfeld, near Orange.
Miss Adelaide Hall. Of Lynchburg.
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. D. Cowherd, Jr., returned
homo on Wednesday.
Miss Cornela cowherd. of Grafton,
W. Va, is making IN extended visit
at Jordan. the home of her aunt, Mrs.
George s McElroy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Boydton Social News
Special 10 The Times-Dispatch. !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
boSoton' Va, August 2s.-MTiss Mar
snail cole. of Raleigh. y. c.. is visiting
her cousin Miss Lucy Homes.
MISS Lulie Baskervill has returned
to her home here afer visit to Mis-
Na M, MGllwaine. of Petersburg.
VIII larry. OF Tarry's Mill spen,
several days in town the firs, oS P ,hs
week visiting friends. u me
MISSES Marian and Kitty Homes
viIGginterS OF Judge W. E. Homes, are
thtsitIns in oxford. and viii go from
mere 10 Wake Forest. y G IN ,is',
'he1r sister, Mrs. c. l.. Jackson
sne nrs ;, ra nm Panton; who has been
OF her brother n-law. c. J. FauIhnnr
mas returned to Danviile
~, MISS Lucille Nirden. of Montgomery.
Williams. of this place. left for her
native state the first of the u,ael.
pta mr.. and Mrs. Robert l. Nelson of
Bryson Of , ARE Visiting Mrs. w. A
-, Miss Clara Neblitt. Of Rcd LAW
IN, ms county. spent the Weekend a,
me nome OF G. 7. Baskerville. ''
has irb b.o w L; clack, of Richmond. who
and AIrs; W. E Homes. is 'S gu. ,udss
sufiaio Lith'a Springs. a'
Ra BSaskerviil and Sterling Neblet, Of
inson. III H. T. Hutch
v,s aiSs Lucy lucy Pearson. OF New York. is
OF thiss ,i ner cousin. Miss Lucy Bryson,
,.i: MISS Helen Hobbs of Norfolk. IS
SoE MISS Alice Baskervill
=, spottswood Boyd. formerly of ,bi.
s prSTe put now of Charlotte. \ C.
y riitt saturday and Sunday I'm town
'SN,tins relatives and friends H.
y Miss Susie Austin. Of Woodwor,t
~. mas returned to her home. AFTER
,,iist 70 Miss Lucy Brvson
Miss McKenna ZONES. Of Pnt.rshnrr
tbeir ,Itins the Misses Meacham :,
nome near Antler's this co,,n,t
,e1 MISS Mary Turpin deiishtfuIIv en-
T meaI,d the Current Event CiJh On
ro IN Thursday morning Mrs. p r.
~ Me Gna rminglv entertained in honor
AZ MISS Gena Goode. the dehutsnta
Thu inter- OF Mr. and Mrs f. G Goode
win same OF rive hundred was plaved
I'm great deal OF enthusiasm Ma
w ibTdrhh mownes winning the prize
The co was a beautiful pack of cards
I,H consolation prize was riyen -
Mss Mss Rachel snellings. Roth mor 70
homo MY presented to the CUES, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
South Boston Social News
Especial to The Times-pispatch.l

lspecial 10 The Times Dispatch
South Boston. Va, august 2s-Ano,her
early autumn wedding VI interest will be
celebrated in Newport New. At s. paurs
Episcopal Church on the evening ., Wed
nesday. September tho contracting parties
being Mics Evelyn johnson Harrison. OF
Newport News. and Dr.. John Nabrev Cole
man. formerly OF South Boston bu, now
also resden, of rhut place. The rector.
Rev. Nj Dsrs,. viii oncia,c Miss LILY
Harrison viii be mall Of hono- and Arthur
NJ Coleman. OF Winston saler viii act as
hes, man. There will he four bridesmaids
and four rroomsmen.
,he suSst o. Mr.. and Mrs.. n Ga;es on
extended trip to ohio. Milwauksc' 'T %ss .Sf
inStor and other pisces Of interest,
a, I'M Bfoof Fam "' t ep' ,S Sfsn veg Fus fsl
her homo in Jacksonville. Fla She was &C.
n wno VII also visi' Palm B,cch. Ashcviiie
Mr.. James Z. lieseomb. Jr. i.f, Mon.
MRS, John d Fry end Miss Mamie Fry.
Ssn,oS 1een spendins several weeks in
Miss Beina " GiascocS. Of his p,sco :.
Msii iss o T@sative =, IN Richmond.
Ms, MJs G. E. Faulkner a, the Garland. ,hi.
M and Mrs James O. Hunt. Of Knox.
on Washington street % ~ iHcher
,,S .NtS, { W Harris Of Norfolk Miss J.Anns
i ioonEe'!' 81 Randolph, and Miss Eleisr vii
W. II. Fettus this week. Gnu MS
MISS Ee!i!e Ingram has returned hons
som H. where she has been spending
j. Ed Adkerson. OF oxtord \. G. &c v,s,.
hi, q y 4. mother. Mrs. }. W. Adkerson. at
,or aad Mrs !. P Gilbert LETT this week
.ist, 20 tho Great Lakes
rank % Yanccy. o. Richro,d 80,
80, soaE ioI a pleasure trip TO Niagara
aus washington and New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Salem Social News

lem. Va. August 2e.-aIiss Heller
ton was hostess on Wednesday
ing from Q 20 1850 o'clock of 4
pleasant but informal social func-
given at her home at Fairview. In
" Of her cousin. Miss Helen Pres
OF Jasper. Ala. who. in company
her mother. Mrs. a. s. Preston.
curing the Eastern states for
raj weeks.
,ere were forty guests presen, to
the hostesses' hospitality. The
cipal feature wan guessing con-
e sbytcrian Brotherhood held
regular monthly meeting Friday
I with a good attendance Rev.
Z Clarke made an address in the
est ri his work as euperintend-
OF Home Missions of the Mont
cry Presbytery.
wedding of much interest will DC
orated in the College Lutheran
'ch on next Wednesday evening AZ
o'clock. when DIR. Margaret Yer
s Painter, daughter OF DR. and Mrs.
kiln Vcrgelius Newton Painter.
become the bride of Thomas L.
:. OF Marion
.e younger social set OF Salem
enjoyed two dances during the
week at the Salem skating rink.
'hich II number OF Roanokers par
ated
IS. T. A. Roberts and daughter.
Rosa1ynd Roberts Evans. left
day FOR a stay OF several weeks
'irginia Beach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Concord Social News

conford. Va. August 2s.-Mr and
Mrs Robert Grigss. of Atlanta, Ga,
who have been guests of MIR and Mrs.
John Davis, returned to their home
Tuesday
Miss Baybe Henson, Of Richmond.
was the attractive visitor in the home
OF Mrs. w c. AYERS last week
II. C. steele. of Roanoke. spent sun
day with home people
Misses Bessie. May. Eva and Roy
Hudson returned from a very pleas
ant stay at Covineton
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Holt. Of Halifax,
who have been guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
Ould, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans Akers. of Roam
oke, are here visiting relatives
Ny. and Mrs. Richard Earnest Tyler
and daughter, Miss Viola, OF Stanton,
have been visiting Mrs. ]. N. steele
Franklin Jones. of Roanoke, visited
his home near here last week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Sutherlin Social News

ltherlin, Va. August 2s.-Mrs. Hen
Easley and daughter. Miss Flor
! Easley. OF South Boston. and Miss
IN Massie aGd Miss Catharine Tay-
OF Richmond. were the guests of
Misses Reds this week.
LES Ruby Harvey is the guest of
, Ethel CLANCY.
isses Myrtle and Whsle CLANCY.
his place. ere the guests of the
les Lewis. near this place.
'uce Davis. from Burch. spent Sat
~ and Sunday at the home Of
}. Kerns.
ISIS Lucille Nowlin. Of Richmond, Is
ing the Misses Kerns.
ISIS Fannie Brooke returned Tues
from Columbia University.
ISIS Leta DIETRICH. OF Danville, Is
guest of the Misses Lewis. near
place.
ISIS Florence Kerns entertained
charmingly a cards at her home
Wednesday morning in honor of
Lucille Nowlin. OF Richmond.
ing those invited were: Miss Flor
Easley, OF South Boston: Miss
m Massie. OF Danville: Miss Cath
Taylor. of Richmond: Misses
n. sallie, Ruth Redd and Messrs.
e Bailey and Barksdale and John
4.
lss Louise Wilson. OF Danville. is
Ing tho Misses Waddiil. of this
lsses Barksdale. OF SAKE. are visit
tho Misses White. of this place.
IS Mary Hoge, of Milton, visited
Ben Burton during this week
SIS Ruth Redd has returned home
delightful house party at Clus-
Springs. given by Miss Mamie
lbish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
Howardsville Social News

owardsville. Va. August 26.-Miss
abeth Rives gave beautiful all
t dance at her quaint old home.
Ter Lawn" on the 18th. Sixty
ITS were present.
:. and Mrs William Lewis enter
ed their many friends with a de-
tful tea on Monday afternoon. De-
us refreshments were served.
r. and Mrs. G. w. Gilmer gave a
V on Tuesday night The long
ndas and grounds were brilliant
Illuminated with Japanese lanterns.
-ly one hundred guests enjoyed the
.e.
rs. and Miss Honk. OF New York.
are spending the summer at Mr..
'ander's home. in Buckinsham,
lovely dance on Friday night.
RS. Charles Mcc'ulioch will enter
at tea on Tuesday afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-27
AT WAYNEsBoRo
speci2l to The Times-Dispatch ]

Special to The Tim -Dispatch.I
WaNnesooro, Va, August 26.-De-
iiGhttully cool weather in this locality
for the past week has added greatly
to the enjoyment of the guests ~
the Brunswick Inn. AS result ont :
of-doors recreations. such as tennis
driving, walking. boating and fishing
are being new5u with vigor Informal
card parties, however. are still fay
orite amusements.
tuesday evening a progressive Five
Hundred party was given in the ball
room. Five tables, with twenty play-
ers' participated. The first prize was
won by Mrs. Katherine Robinson. the
consolation by Mrs stevens. of Rich
mond and the booty prize by Mrs.
Silva OF Porto Rico.
much enjoyed tacky party was
given Saturday evening. About thirty
guests; arrayed in incongruous fincry.
exhibited themselves to the audience
That thronged the ballroom. After
carefully examining the merits of the
contestants the six judges unanimous
ly awarded the prize to Miss Satter-
white. of Sumter. S. C.. as having the
most artistic makeup The party
then wound up with a grand march.
Virginia reel and an admirably execut-
ed cake walk
Recent guests from Richmond regis
tered a. the inn are as follows: Mr.
and Mrs w. II. Habilston, who have
been touring the Valley In their auto
mobile
Writ E. Taylor. who spent the week
end with his daughter, Miss Kate
Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Hubbard and Mrs
W. II. Harris. w F. McBain and w. 5.
Weddell
Miss Rebecca Gordon. who has joined
her parents, Colonel and Mrs. John W.
Gordon, here.
Mrs Warren r. Taylor and Master