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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
Pears, Peaches, Plums

In Preston Beat, of which Geiger is the center, situated in the valley of the Noxubee and Bodka streams, the culture of pears peaches, apples, plums, etc.. is favored by all the conditions required. The fruit is of a superior quality, and should one devote them selves to the orchard alone, the profits would be enormous
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26

Offers opportunities to| United States only .l5 greatest farm in the
 worthless "cut-over ol white farmers and bu,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26

road, Tn the southern part of thls county. The advent of the new railroad, and its superior shipping routes, now offers great advantages to truck growers at Geiger. In every direction, and close in to the town, the growers can be secured in tracts from one acre up. The climatic conditions are condu- cive to this speciality in farming. Such crops at English peas, beans, cabbages, and early Irish potatoes mature for the first markets and command highest prices Two crops are produced each year in most vegetables.
 In this county the strawberry industry finds haven all its own, and car loads of Sumters rich, ripe berries are the first to reach the markets of Cincinnati and other middle state centers. This is one of the most profitable industries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
Make Honey While the Sun Shines

This is an old familiar saying and very well put. A Southern Apiary has every ad- vantage and condition for success. All na- ture favors the little busy bee, especially In this valley of the Noxubee. Several farmers near Geiger have developed nice incomes from their bees.
 While the advantages for speciality farm ing, truck growing, fruit, poultry-in fact, all kindred branches of farming-are many, we wish to strongly impress upon the homeseek CT, that this locality is adapted to general farming and stock raising. To the man who desires to embark into heavy, forceful, diver sifed farming, here are rare opportunities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26

in the all the town of Geige of ferng all the opportunities people could desire in which to make their citadel of independence
 lands than they will ever be again. If is not cut over' pine "moneymakng' colonization ndcrmnae buyers just for their money The firm offering reliable merchants far mers and Pnson Geger, expect to con- farming merchandising stock raising and banking business hee only white peopleand good peo- help develop it. Our object is to settle up and de county and shall use all honorable seeking homes to locate in our information give at all times be considered land agents, but land owners and back statement make We only try to state the absolutely that industrious living increase his bank offering that in short time you will not be able to obtain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26

We magnificent "Prnes Ann Farn the celebrated handsome brick boek hoel nduse| Railroad which give Mobl Opening world Banner District of Alabama; whose
 unexled the whole world flowing wells of health preserving VI grower with that sterling vitality that makes s today the greatest coin
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
Poultry and the Apiary

fT1HE ADVANTAGE to be obtained in
 climatic conditions for the successful Gzssy rearing of fowls, for either the fancy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
Location

Geiger is located northern part of Sumter County
 Alabama railroad known the Alabama Tennessee Northern Railroad this line of railroad is peed rail line from the coal Birmingham district to the Gulf of Mexico This section quick handling of all competing To the west is the Mobile Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
Truck and Fruit

OR several years truck growers have made the bonanza crops of the State (&XX along the line of the A. G. $. Rail
 road. in the southern part of this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-02-26
We Offer These Rich Lands in Tracts of 10 20 40 80
 Among Us to Make Homes and Build Up What Will
Your Choice of Farm Town Residence Business Lot
 Every Way to Be Successful, Gi


 Alfalfa lands four cuttings Government experts claim the f We farmers and bankers, recognized by Rich Lime Land sheep and hogs Climatic conditions unexce vaton land that has failed and equal the best in Illinois build up progressive community Our plan of division of this farm independent WE NEED 1900 SU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Houston Social News
Especial to The rtmes-Dispatch.

Houston. Va. September 9.-Basil
Boeteler. of Washington. D. c.. and
who has been visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Gitetings Boeteler, of
Round Hill. left On Monday after a
fortnight's visit.
Miss Kathelene Frazier. who has
been visiting at TIE home or DIR. and
Mrs. c. I. Lovelace, lert during the
past week for her home in Richmond.
Miss Mary r. Thornton delightfully."-
entertained the younger set of Houston
at Courtrlew at dance on Monday
evening, given in honor of Miss Dolly
bouldin and Master Holt Bouldin. The
drawing and supper rooms were beau
tifully decorated with La France roses
served at II o'clock delicious refresh
ments OF ices, fruits. cakes and bon
hons, Miss Elizabeth Bouldin chap
eroned thoss dancing among whom
were the Misses Kate Easley Ed
munds, Mary Jordan, Elizabeth Grad
dock. Mary Peachy Easley, Elizabeth
French. Dolly Bouldin and Elizabeth
Sarrington; also Paul G: and Henry
rington Jordan, Charlie French Reid
and Charlie Darlington, Holt Bouldin,
5ohn Barksdale and Dick Craddock.
John r. Edmunds. who has been Wis
left for her home in Lynchburs on
On Tuesday evening a delightful
bridge party was given at the home
of Mrs. Henry Edmunds, the hostess
being Miss Mildred Edmunds. Those
present were Mesdames f. 3. Booker,
G. r. Frost. J. + Ferrell of Raleigh,
y G. the Misses Helen and Kitty
CHAMPION. of Washington, D. c., Flor
ence Easley. Lea Faulkner. Garland
Dorsey. Sallie Edmunds, Lula Edmond :
son and George Boeteler and James
Easley. of Houston. During the even
ing delicious refreshments were served
Visiting at the home of Judge and
Mrs, w. r.. Barksdale during the mast
week were Mrs. Fl. P Carrfneton- az
Lexington, and Dan Owen. OF Dennis
ton.
Miss Florence Easley. who. for the
month OF August has been at the White
Sulphur and Lynchburs. returned dur
Ing. the week from the latter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Craddock, the
Misses Craddock and John Craddock.
'IIr., motored from Lynchburg ON Tues
DAY, arriving at Houston the same
evening. The party during their stey
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Miss Helen Barksdale left on Tues
day for Richmond. where she will be
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Vaughan.
No., y, b. Chastain of New York. and
Master Frank Ferrell Willingham. of
Houston. who have been for a fort
night at Old Point, returned to Hous-
ton during the weeiS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
We're visitors this week at the homo
or Mrs. Nellie Sneed,

We're visitors this week at the home
or Mrs. Nellie Sneed.
Mrs; T. L. Thurman and Miss Anna
ROSS left on Tuesday to visit relatives
In Waynesboro. and Clifton Forge.
Talmage Greiner. of Roanoke. was a
gnest of his sisters. Mrs. C. C. Gill
and Mrs. ]. II. Ware. this week.
John w. Davenport. of Richmond
spent several days this week with his
aunt. Mrs. r. NJ. Mcclure.
Preston Smith and Averette Lums
den. of Pembroke. are visitors at the
home Of Mrs. Mary Bruce. in South
Gordonsville.
Miss Annie Walker. of Danville. has
peen spending the week as the guest
Mrs. Joseph Wills and children left
on Wednesday for their home in Green's
bore: n: G.. after spending several
r. ID. Eubank, near town
Mrs c. G. Greiner and daughter.
Mrs. r. E. Herndon. OF Orange, Visited
the formers daughter. Mrs. G. c. Gil
and Mrs. j. I Ware, here this week.
Richard Woody. of Richmond. and
Miss Myrtle woody, of Melton's. visit
ed their mother. Mrs. W. j. woody.
here this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Gordonsville Social News

Especial to The TimeS-Dispatch1
Gordonsville. Va, September 9.-Mrs.
J. Powers and two children, after
pleasant visit of several weeks the
guests of her sister. Mrs. j. T.
Cuthriell, have returned to Richmond.
Mrs n. c. Redford and children.
of Richmond. spent several days this
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George wilkins, In the city.
L. j. Eubank was Charlottesville
visitor on Wednesday
II. Partlow left a few DAYS since
TO spend some time with relatives at
Mt. Jackson
Walter Ladd and James ForZier of
Richmond. were visitors several DAYS
this week at the home of f. F.. paven-
port.
Rev. and Mrs j. F. cuthriell have
been spending the week with relatives
in Richmond
Mrs. Fanny Ewing and daughter,
Miss Lucy. after spending some time
at the home of Captain r r. Barbour,
have returned to their home in Alex
andria.
Mrs. Jennie Miller, of Shenandoah.
spent several days this week with her
niece, Miss Lottie Davenport.
Miss Minnie Downin is on a visit to
relatives in Washington
Miss Cecil Talley. of Covington, is
on visit to her cousins, Misses Grace
and Lottie Estes. near. town.
John Voolfolk and family, of Uno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Rev. j. W. Ware Will leave Monday

Rev. j. w. Ware Will leave Monday
for visit to his brother. Jack Ware.
at the latter's home. near Berryville.
where he expects to spend the re-
mainder of the month Miss Blanche
MadduX is a guest this week OF Mrs.
Ware and other friends in Culpeper.
Mrs. Alfred Pulliam entertained at a
charming little card party N compli-
ment to her sister;in-law. Mrs, Geo
Roberts. who has been her house
guest for several weeks. Those play
Ing We're Mesdames Roberts. j. j. Ro-
berts. Silas sooper, Alfred Pulliam
Strother Sadie Gilkeson and Gertrude
Armstrong Miss Sadie Gilkeson was
the fortunate winner of the prize. Re
treshments were served
Mrs. Edwin Gibson and small son.
who spent the months OF July and Au-
gust at Ocean city, returned to Gull
piper this week and are stopping with
The most important social event OF
the week was the entertainment given
on Monday evening by Miss Mary
zones yen snd IN ,rh honer Of Misses Marie Al
who have been her house guests
for some time. and who were leaving
for their homes the next day Cards
evening, in which the prize went to
DIR Marion Lewis while delightful
music was most pleasant feature
OF the occasion. refreShment sup
per was served. which was followed
by a watermelon feast. Miss Jones
was charmingly assisted In entertain
ing BY Mrs. Alvey and Miss Sue Wig
gington. who also chaperoned
Mrs Roger Rickers entertaining
with unique and attractive party on
"Wednesday afternoon IN honor oil tne
second birthday OF her twin nieces.
EudoXia and Ann Strother. children of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Strother invita-
tions were limited to the babies and
the very small children among her
acquaintance. After they had all come
picture was taken OF the group
copy of which will be presented TO
each child a souvenir of the even
Ing. Refreshments suitable to the
ages of the guests were served. and
each small cir, was given a box of
colored c-ayons, .he boys were made
happy by rubber balls. and the wee
babies by gay little rattles.
Miss Sue Starke and her nieces the
Misses Starke Mrs. Farley. Mrs. Gary
and Miss Gary. all OF Richmond who
have been spending some weeks in
Culpeper. left for home this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Culpeper Social News

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Culpeper Va September 9.-George
Roberts. of Richmond. was a week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Pulliam.
Mrs Polk Hill left this week for a
visit to her son, Willie Hill. in
Miss Della Walker. who has been
spending the summer with Dr. and
Mrs. Taliaferro, near Madison Mills.
Mrs Wallace Male.
Mrs Leon Nalle and her guest Mrs
Jenifer Barton. We're over Sunday
guests of MT and Mrs. Frank Gilke-
son, on Jameson's Hill. Mrs Barton
returned to her home in Washington
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nevins, of New
York. who have been TRAVELLING in the
North since their marriage In July,
are the guests this week of Mrs
Nevinss brother. George Norris. at his
home near Mitchelrs
A party, consisting of DIR. Ricketts,.
Green -Shackelford. Carroll Slaughter.
and Graham Wallace. motored over 20
Culpeper Sunday. where thew were
guess &c Mr.. and Mrs. Roslin yass for
Labor Day, returning to Orange Non
day night. !.
Mrs. Henry Blake and her younger
children. who have been spending the
summer In Culpeper. returned to their
home In Greensboro. N. C. Her elder
daughter. Miss Julia Miller Blake. will
remain here for the autumn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
West Point Social News
Especial to The Times-pispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
West Point, Va, September 9.--Her-
man Gault, who has been training in
the engineering corps on the battle
snip Louisiana for some time. and who
has not visited his home here for two
years. is now at home on two weeks
vacation,
Misses Olive and Emily Gault. who
have been on a visit to their grand
parents in Delaware for several weeks.
have returned to their home here
Mrs. c. II. Bayiiss, 2 sister of Mrs.
j. w. Owens. of Louisville. Ky. with
her son, Beverly, are visiting Mrs.
Owens. Her daughter. Mrs. Lois
Bock. Of New York. is also here on a
visit. They will go from here to visit
relatives in Bowling Green. Caroline
county before returning to their re-
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smoot. of Bal
tin1ore, have been the guests Of Edgar
Owens this week
Mrs. 7. =. Hall. the wife of the pas
tor of the Baptist Church. left Thurs
day for Washington
MISS Kate Trice is on a visit to Bal
timore.
Miss Mildred Woodward has lust re-
turned from visit TO Miss Parrish
Richardson. in New Kent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Concord Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Concord, Va. September 9.-NIra
Norman Haden Wharton, OF Needles,
California, who has been visiting rela
tives here. left Saturday for Charlotte.
n. c., where she VIII spend two weeks
with her parents. and will then return
to her home.
Mrs Richard Kasee and little son.
OF Roanoke. visited George Kasee. near
here last week
Norman Taylor. who has been visit
ing his mother near here, returned this
week to Newport News Sunday
Miss JAMIE Thornhill, of Lynchburg,
was the weekend guest of Mrs. Henry
Drinkard.
Alex Porter. OF Cowan. Tenn. is here
visiting his sister. Mrs. E. H. Abbott.
Mr and Mrs. j. NJ Carsen. accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cal
houn. left Monday for trip to Wash
inston. Atlantic City and other North
ern points.
Mrs Mamie Page and daughter. Miss
Mary, were visitors here last week.
Clarence Thomas. n former resident
of this place. but now of Roanoke.
spent Sunday with friends here
James Hudson, of Newport News.
spent several days this week with his
brother. w. Z. Hudson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Williamsburg Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial Inc lllneS-D1S q.
Williamsburg. Va, September 81
Professor j. w. Richie. OF the faculty
of William and Mary. who has been
doing special work for the degree of
Phi. .. in the University Of Chicago.
is expected home in a few days to re-
sumo his lectures at this college upon
the opening of the session. September
81.
Captain S. j. Brooks and son. oscar.
OF Richmond returned yesterday, after
4 short visit 10 relatives here.
Mrs. e. T. Lamb. after visit of
several days here to her sister Mrs.
in Norfolk
The Misses Lindsey and Mrs. wyatt,
or Norfolk who have been guests OF
Miss Geneva Mullen, have returned
Henrico county, where she was a mem
Der OF the Misses Winston's house
Nj. and Mrs. G. r Smith left we'd
nesday for a trip of several days to
Cincinnati
Fred Il. Savage. cashier of the Bank
OF Williamsburg, has returned from,
Miss Mary Roland Jones left yes:er.
day morning for Dublin. Va. whers
she will teach in Dublin Institute the
ensuing session.
merton. Norfolk county have been
visiting the latter's parents Mr. and
Mrs, j. w Jones.
Mrs. Susan Tyree OF Alabama. ia
the. guest this week of Mrs. T. II.
Geddy.
Mrs. Virginia Christian and daush
ter Mss Emily. have returned from
North Carolina. where they spent thei
summer,
Dixon Foster. OF West Virginia. ia1
parents, DIR, and Mrs. I. s Foster.
John Reale. after spending fewi
days here with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. G. F., Besle, has returned to
Roanoke to resume his dulles as
teacher in the public schools OF that
city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Durham Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch


Durham. y. C, September a.-Mrs.
Z: j. Parrish entertained on Thursday
afternoon at luncheon at which the
announcement OF the engagement of
Miss Rosa Green and Walter 1. Dick
was made, the wedding to take place
the LIST OF November. The pretty home
was made attractive with quantities
arranged throughout the reception
suite. The luncheon table was in
green and pink In the centre of the
b Ia ste was was an! great piltean of fink
SATIN ribbon attached to the stems. At
2 signal from the hostess each guest
drew ribbon and with II came a
rose, in the heart of which nestled the
above announcement .Toasts and best
wishes were showered on. the bride
el.H<, and the occasion was a very
happy and delightful event. The guests
Wright Ida Carr Vaughan. Jean Ven
ahie, Anna Branson Annie Louise
Vaughan. Eleanor Green, Roberta Hen
shay. Mrs, Frank Webb and Mrs. r.
Dr. and Mrs w. P Few nave re-
turned from their bridal trip and are
at home at DR. Few's residence on
Trinity campus
hrs. ]. S Carr. Jr. and children
where they spent the summer
Postmaster and Mrs. ]. A Giles are
home from visit to Atlantic City and
New York
Rev. E. R Leynurn and Miss Mar
geret Leyburn returned Thursday
from visit to relatives in Baltimore
where they spent several weeks
Major and Mrs W. =. Guthrie and
little grandson have returned from
Boston. where they spent two weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. Joe Graham and children have
returned from Black Mountain. where
they spent the summer.
Mrs w. II. Branson and daughter.
Miss Anna. have returned from Tox-
away. where they spent some time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Winchester Social News
Especial to The Times.pIspatcb +,

lSpeclal 10 The mes-Dispatch
Winchester, Va. September o.-Mrs.
Shirley Carter has announced the en-
gagement OF her daughter. Miss Annie
Douglas Williams, to Richard Edward
Griffith. Jr.. the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r e. Griffith. OF Winchester. The
wedding is to take place during the
first week OF November. in Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church. of Win
chester. Mrs Williams's father. the
late Colonel John j. Williams. was for
many years Mayor and q prominent
lawyer of Winchester, commander or
General Turner Ashby Camp. Confed-
crate crate Veterans; ana commander OF the
Dr. and Mrs. George Conquest An
thony. of Philadelphia, who have been
visiting at the home OF Dr. and Mrs
b n. knight, In Winchester. left sew
eral days ago.
Mrs ]. C. Eastman has returned TO
Winchester, after spending several
weeks at Cape May.
visiting friends at Bluff Springs, ILL.,.
has returned to her home In Win
chester.
Winchester, has returned from a visit
of several months to relatives IN Nor
folk, Washington and Charlestown, w.
Va.
Miss Sue Neale, OF Richmond came
Allen Capper at her home in Win
chester.
visiting relatives in Winchester. has
returned 10 New York, accompanied
by. her sister. Miss Grace Lee Conner.
Mrs. Clarence 7 owen and her
returned to Winchester. after visiting
friends In Raprahannocl and Cuipeper
counties. Va.
Senator and Mrs Robert NJ Ward
returned to Winchester this eek af-
ter passing the summer in Europe.
Mrs. James l. sellman and her
daughter. of Baltimore. have been
visiting rf Hotlidav near arr ssTryyllle
Mis- Helen Holiday, came this week
from Roanoke. Va. on visit to
friends in Winchester.
Mrs. James P, Reardon, of Winches-
ter. has been spending the past week
at the home of her parents. Mfr and
Mrs Harry B. Colborn at Frostburg.
Md
ar. and Mrs II C. Sheet, and son.
who have been spending several
weeks with relatives at Gaithersburg,
Md, have returned to winchester. "
Miss m aen ri sadler Of Baltimore
John D. Walke G'" near II! Wi Vim ana MIS-
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Snyder have
part 'of' the summer along the Great
Lakes. -
Mrs John B. Tilford and Miss Flora
Milton is,t Nl left WINCHESTER this week 20
at Blue Ridge Summit
Misses Mary and Margaret Wydbam
nave retyrned TO Rockville, Md. after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
Miss Margaret Nicodemus. who has
been visiting the Misses Rutherford
at their home in Winchester, have re-
turned to Edsemont. Md
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Q small bridge party this week at Mrs.
Hugh Hamilton's. where she is a

small bridge party this week at Mrs.
Hugh Hamilton's. where she is a.
guest.
Mrs. Gilbert Green and her mother.
Mrs. Hunton. have returned to War
renton. and are occupying Mrs. GREEN'S!
home on Culpeper Street
Miss Florence Boston and Miss Mar
garet Helm left this week for Farm
vile. where they return to the State
Normal School.
Miss Barbara Hoge. of Washington,
Is at Mrs. Carriers for several weeks.
| after spending some time at Blue
Ridge Summit.
Miss Griner and Miss Woodward. OF
Baltimore, who have been guests at
Mrs. HNnilton's, have returned home.
Mrs. j. c. Walraven returned home.
on Saturday after a visit to New Jer-
sey.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell and
children. of Falls Church, are theN
guests of Mrs. Walraven; Captain c.
L. Melton. of Mooresfeld. w Va, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Walraven,
has returned home.
Miss Pollard. Miss Elizabeth Gaines,
Miss Louise Evans and c. E. Jeffries
LETT on Monday for Stony Man Camp.
near Luray.
The engagement of Miss Myra Ran
lett. daughter of Mrs. sydney Ranlett,
of New York. and Carroll P. Curtis.
| formerly OF Warrenton, but now a
Norfolk, is announced
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Malvern Hill Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dis patch1
Malvern Hill. Va. September o.
The SUNDAY school of Grace Church,
Granville. gave very attractive enter
tainment on Wednesday night at the
Hall 1t consisted OF plays. tableaux.
music and recitatious.
Master Foster Saunders left Thurs
day for n visit Of several weeks with
MS parents Mr. and Mrs. Bailey
Saunders. of Richmond
Mark L Lippincott. of Bryn Mawr,
Pa. arrived FRIDAY at ''Upper Shir-
lev" the home OF IT S. Saunders
Mrs. Mccain and daughter. Miss
Frances Mccain. OF Norfolk. are the
house guests of Miss Iavinla Csstcr
at The Mill"
Miss Anne Ruffin. of Weyanoke Stool,
Farm. Is the guest of friends In VIII
liamsburR
The Sewing Society OF westover
Church held its September meeting
at High Hills" with Miss Elizabeth
Garter. Among those present were
Mesdames e. G. Harrison. Josepn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10

Baker. T. c. Harrison, j. NJ Bell.
II. T. Harrison. S. ~ Clark and the
Elizabet Garter, Edith and Margaret
Baker. Rev. Joseph Baker and Master
Foster Saunders
Claibourne Wilcox. who has been
visiting his grandparents at Bel k7r."
returned to his home in Norfolk
Thursday.
Edward Harrison. of Weston" has
returned from short visit to friends
in Richmond
Charles S. Clark. OF Richmond, spent
the Weekend with his parents at
Mrs. l. S. 15arley. Miss Florence
Eoeriey and Robert Eberley, OF Green
wood" have returned from a pleasant
visit to friends in Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-09-10
Warrenton Social News
Special to The Times-

Especial to The Times Dispa tchJ
Warrenton. Va. September O.
Many summer visitors to Warrenton
left for their homes this week. the
horse show, which took place last
week. being the closing social event
of the season
The horse show german was danced
on FRIDAY night. and was led by w.
II. Gaines. of Rosslyn. assisted hy
Messrs' James Douglass and Lieu
tenant Charles Barrett OF Alexandria
About loo couples participated
Miss Natalie Rector. OF Mobile. Ala.
Miss Lille Edmonds left on Friday
Tor Atlantic City and Harper's Ferry.
MISS Edmonds Will be gone for about
two months
Nat Tyler, of Washington, arrived
IN Narrenton on Tuesday to he the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. William
c. Marshall.
Mrs. Wylis Clark was hostess at a