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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

simms, returned this wcok to her homo
i'll Wyoming.
c. NJ. pattie. Jr, OF WASHINGTON.
spent several days in town this week
with his parents.
G.. e. Tiffany. c. w. Hurst and w.
Il. Curtis spent several days in Alex
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Gaines enter
.ained a number OF friends at Lorcttu
on Monday.
NIaphis.
Mason Curtis left this week for
F'lortdn. where he has accepted n POI
sition with large banking corpora
ton,
Miss Reedcr who has been spend
ing the Christmas holidays n her home 4
in Maryland has returned to Fepton
Mir. and Mrs. Chase Boston, OF
Washington. spent several days this
week with Rev. and Mrs f. II. Bos-F
Miss Mary Robertson of Washing
ton spent several weeks with Her
parents.
l.. {. Thornton and W. B. wilson
Miss Sadie Sublctt spent the week.
end in Washington with the Misses
Miss Mary Sewers left on Friday
for Cambridge, Nd where she VIII
he the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Lind Is
Airs, Gaylord Clark left this week
for Baltimore, after spending several
months in Warrenton at Mrs. NJ. G.S
Douglass.
Miss Dorothy Ilubhell left this week
for school In Massachusetts,; Miss Helm
returned to Farmv!lie; Lucien Keith
Herbert lTordcn and Frank Carter
returned TO " NJ l., in Lexington.
Miss Nina, iiaydon has returned from
Manassas, and Masters Billie and lack
uaNes have returned from a visit 20
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs w H. Con,cs gave q
hunt breakfast ON saturday last to-
the members and guests OF the Casa
nova Hunt,
Miss Georges Newly visited friends
IN laurel Md. this week.
r, w. Cook of Baltimore. and John
Latham, OF Richmond who have been
the guests OF T. \, Fletcher. returned
to their homes on Monday.
Richard Shepherd. OF Remington.
Va. was in Warrcnton on Thursday of
this week.
MIR, and Mrs. /. H. Chamberlain and
children left on Thursday for Florida
where they will spend the winter. IS
Walter Bishop leaves this week for
Aiken, :. G.. u spend the winter
months. N.. sgyt-B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Ivor Social News

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
1vor, Va. January mir and AIrs.
G. j. Stelk, accompanied by their son,
nave returned from Davenport. Iowa,
where they visited their parents.
Miss Mary Eliza Holmes has returned
from Dendron, where she spent some
time.
Cleveland ralley is visiting relatives
and friends near Sunderland
Miss Gwen Geycr and William Geyer
have returned from Roanoke. where
they spent the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs, of Davenport,
Iowa, arc visiting their son. C. C.
Briggs.
Miss Minnie Harte has returned to
Emporia, after spending some time
with her parents.
Miss Belle Carter, OF Petersburg,
and Miss MAY, Rogers, OF Carslcy. have
returned to their homes after visiting
DR.. and Mrs. J, S. Gale, Jr.
Miss Hazel Lobdell, of Washington
city, is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Lamar Swingle.
Misses Emma Fousliee. Virginia d.
Marston and Helen II. Haight, Of the
lvor High School, have returned to
their duties after spending the holidays
with friends and relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Emory and Henry Social News

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Emory. Va, JANUARY The cSami-s
u, and MI but ii tew 81 iho men Went
home 10 spend the holidays. School
opened again January =. The students
are baik AT study. and another suc-
beginning with this whites. term
". NJ. hunts has assumed the dutios
Of college student secretary OF the I.
NJ G. ~ This Is the first secretary
shin of the local organization.
The Washington County Alumni AS
ISOLATION met at tho Belmont Hotel
AbinsGon, January I. at p NJ. Tho
meeting OF the association in u BANQUET
nj this time was largely worked up
by II. T. Widener the general score
tary of the association. The following.
ana Henry" Bishop II. CT Waterhouse
The New Emory ana Henry Dir. -
y Mcconnell. What the Association
Can 10 for the College DR. Charles
school superintendent Of Washington
county, is president OF the General
Alumni Association,
Professor y. y. scott, principaI Of
Mon,vaie High school. bedford county.
spent The holidays with his family ut (
his home. near Emory. His daughter,
Miss Alice, who assists him, was also
here.
Drs J. p. Mcdonnell and j. S. Miller
attended tho Southern Education Asso-y
citation which convones At Chattanooga,
Tenn, December 2I-@s.
Prof j. \. Brown visited at his home
Atkins. va, aud his sister. Mrs j.
r ST. John Alton Tenn, during the
holidays
Visited friends and relatives in Rich-
mond and Washington during Christ
mas.
Miss June MtConuci' spent Inc hoii e
family. who had preceded him in visit-
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Warrenton Social News

Especial to rue Times dispatch
Waironton VA. January Airs.
William NJ Rcvcrln Macon. oS NASH
ington. and Master Billy Mason arc
AZ Casillis, with IN. AMI Mrs. $ -,
Kennedy.
A. *. Kennedy is At home after u
stay OF several weeks IT The Plains,
with NJ. n:d AIRS ll. | icache
Douglas IL Lees left Warrcntcn this
months, for Porto Rico
Sidney Smith, OF L%nchhurs, was y
visitor To his old hcmc near Bethel,
this week.
Mrs. Newton Collins entertained n a
large reception on saturday last at lrr
home on Winchester street
Mrs Satterlcc was the hostess on
AIor day at New Years rccaDtlon.
Mrs. Ben II. Douglas. Miss Perry and
Miss Douglas LEFT Warenton this wecl;
for New York. The party sails 10:
italy. where they will spend the win
Miss Cora Eranlslin. who has been
spending ScyN5il months in Washing
ION. has rctASagcd 10 WarrcatOn and
Is at Mrs. Delnnccy l;vnnss:
T. A. Ncnncr 81 Washington, spent
sunday last in Warrenton at Mrs
IloGc's.
Miss jenny Strothcr. Of Washington
and Thomas settle. of Richmond. We're
Guesta this week of Mr.. and Mrs. ~
W, Stro,hcr.
Mr. and Mrs. q. Jasper Stnnis aud
Master Jaspcr Simms. of New YORK,
were in Warrcnton several days this
Mrs, John S, peHaven. WHIP has bens
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Blacksburg Social News

tHptCiH 10 no Iime5-Di Snatch,l
ltacksburg. Va. January All
epcnt the vacation elsewhere. have re-
turned and rcopcncd theM homes,
guests here during the holidays have
gone ana the young people Of the town.
81 school and college In other places
have gone back to work
Among the Inter are Misses AIinta
Mathews and Rosa PARROT. 10 tho
washington Christian College: Mar.
Saret Mayo. to Stuart Hall, at Stnun
ton; Bculah Evans, TO her position M
teacher In the Buena Vista High
school. and j. b. Tutwilcr, Jr., 10
Rnanokc College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter Osterbind leave
today Tor Richmond. where they will
has been acting as instructor in tho
v y. |. shops this session
Mr. and Mrs. Writ Dunlap are al
homc after "a visit TO relatives i'm
ilazelhurst, Miss.
Alrs. Mary l. Black is in Richmond
as the guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs William
~. Palmer, III.
Mrs. Henry b. Pack returned to-day
from 4 three weeks visit 10 her tamily
at AladisonvlIle.
g. ". and Charles Walker. Of Hamp.
cen Sidney, and Miss Nell Waller, OF
Roanoke. spent New Years here with
their sister. Mrs. j. ~, Johnson
T. p Campbell, Ir.. Of Johnstown.
va. Is the guest OF his parents. Pro.
Mrs. Francis Bell. of Pulaski. Is visit.
son, here. A'oDiii :
William sedden, of Baltimore, epent
2 part OF this week here with his
daughter. Mrs. Robert E, Nelson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Howardsville Social News

tSpeclai 70 The Iimes-DiSpatch.l
neiGhborhood was very gay this
Christmas. many young people being
here for the holidays,
The Misses Hancock gave an in
formal dance Monday night to their
cousin. Miss Dorothy Wingiicld, Of
Lynchburg, about fifty guests were
Or. ana Mrs. Charles Mcculloch gave
night.
On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. G. ~.
Gilmer gave delightful masquerade
party. y good many guests wore dc~3i-
noes and all wore masks. Those in
GALLOWAY. as Little Bo-Feep": Eliza
beth Gibbs, as Little Red Riding
HOOD; Elizabeth Rives. as night"
Louise Hershey as an Indian girl;
Dorothy Wineficld, as u flower tirl,
and Miss Bushncr. as japanese girl.
we're especially good. Aif Brady and
Logan Burns. dressed as girls were,
splendid; John Gibbs was Little Boy
his horn; Walker Gilmer. ir., made
quite q hit as a clown The evcnin,
PASSED amidst much laughter and fun.
as no one knew any one else before
broad daylight.
DIR. and Mrs Charles McCulloch had
as guests OF their house party last
week. Misses Nelson, Kelley and Bush
H''' VI iN'hiplut ~ C,' Nlli ANDERSON,
OF Radford; Logan and John Burns
md Miner Lislc. of the University OF
Virginia.
Miss Elizabeth Bentley. OF Richmond.
has spent The last ten DAYS with Miss
Courtney Irving at Selma.
Misses Dorothy Winelicld and Tory.
Kinpicr and Austin Quick. al lynch
hilre, and Miss Elizabeth Hancock. 81
"Snowdon," were tine guests last week
OF Miss Lila Hancock. at Locust nm
Miss Mice Galloway. OF Norwood.
and Louise IIorsley, Of Warminstcr,
and l.. II. and G. w Gilmcr. IN. nS
Pnilodelnhia, and Stanhope johnson. of
bedford spent last week AT
"Llanarth' the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. " Gllmer
! Alfred Brady, of Wheeling. ana Hugh
al, their homc in Bucl;ihgtain
Miss julia scott, Of Richmond, an,l
sam scott. of F"rtsmeuth. ana Him
Scott, of Blacksburg, left this week
after a visit 10 their Durcnts. Mr. aud
Mrs: Charles Scott at Monmouth"
Miss Elizabeth Lewis. OF Farmvile:
John Lewis az Altavista: Dan Lewis.
Of West Virginia Hacll Lewis, 81 The
university. and I'd. Lewis. Of Blacks
burg. left this week, after being home
Cor the holidays
Marion IIowctt. Of the Lower lanes.
is tho guest OF Leslie Blair
George Darlington. Of san Francisco.
spent several days this week with
Travis Alexander. 1T South Warren
Mrs. Anna Wheelen. of Norwood, is
the guest of Mrs. q. w. Ciilmcr
ter Of Mr. ami Mrs, John Ramsey. was
marri6d on Monday. January ?. To
Lloyd Russell Pntz. al IIowardsviic
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Culpeper Social News
Ispecial tn The Tlmes-pisnntc

Especial tn The Tmes-Disnn tch.l
Cupeper. Va, January 7.-Robert
several days of the past week in Wash
inEton.
Mrs Underwood entertained the
Monday Bridge Club at the residence
spending the winter. Those present
were AIesdamcs Vass. HudginS, Car
rington Watkins, Misses May English
Mary and Florence Nass, Byrd Law.
Marian Sampson. Mildred HILL
Mr., and Mrs. Henry Walton left
Wednesday for Washing ton, where they
will spend the remainder of the win
ter.
visiting Misses Manic and Lizzie Waite
at their home On East Street
George Jameson returned Thursday
from Il visit 10 friends at Big Island
bedford county.
IN Herbert Lewis. who is located
near Riclimoud, is visiting his father,
Wallace Lewis, IT his home i'll the
country.
visiting friends in Baltimore. return,
ed IL Cuipcpcr Tuesday and left the
next day fof his post at the University
OF North Caroiina.
Miss Georgia Wager entertained at
500 on Saturday afternoon in honor OF
her sister, Mrs. Walton. who leaves
this week for Washington. These play
ing We're Mr. and Mrs. Walton,
llfSulnSS IlillNeNS, cooper, LOVING,
Writ Che,f, MAJ; Samuelson, RUSSELL
Smith, Watkins. Whitehornc Misses
Rct;ic Jones Gertrude Armstrong, Jen-
ME Lutham: sadie Gilkcson. Mary
Waite and Miss Wager. After the
score was called Il salad supper was
served.
Miss Margaret Johnson Of Richards
Vile, is visiting Miss Nan Tate Gilke-
son.
Miss Elizabeth Ransomc Of Orange.
visited Mrs. Iicssic Browning this week
and attended the New Years dance or
Monday night
Raleigh r. Green. formerly OF cul-
pcper, was in town from Sunday TO
snpcrintsndent OF schools James NJ.
Beckharu has returned from triu 10
friends; AT Front Royal Hume. Flint
Hill. Rarrnhannocll county and War
rcntor. While III Warrcnton Mr.. Ecck-
ham attended the teachers institute
being held there.
Miss Mabel Hill entertained few
of her friends a a delightful Christ.
rooms werc decorated in honor Of the
season. with holly and pine AMI bright
Christmas garIands. Those present
wore Misses Katie Wnfrey. Vovn and
Burton. Emma and Eliror Clark, Edna
Hutchinson. Clara AND MARCH, Nor
ris and Edgar Martin, 10y IIuichin-
son, Sydney Hoffman,. George and
S'utchNol 'sibIsf, tF'uIs ana OfNinH
Dloncr. Walter Hill. E'iig Trim. Games
and music made tile hours pass swift
~ to the young people. and in tho lat
ter part of the evening n refrcshment
supper, CONSISTING of fruits. candies.
Ice cream and cake, was served i'm the
holly decorated dl"ingroom.
Miss Carrie Sutherln, of Farinvilic.
has been visiting her sister, Miss Lulu
Suthcrlin. ut Mrs Charles Colds
borouGi's.
Ellis Prim. OF Richmond College.
spent several days with Mr. Burton at
his home on East Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Lucian Winston, Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Buena Vista Social News
ISpccIal 10 'rhc Tir1ee :

lSpeclal TO Thc Times -Dispatch.I
Buena Vista. Va, January THE
have about quoted down 10 their nor
mai condition. all OF the young peo-
pie have returned TO their respective
schools.
Tho public school opened on Tuesday
morning with Il good attendance ana
the seminary opened to-day, but the
attendance was small as most of the
young women are Still al home
saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. u. 6
bromley entertained with watch
night party. The evening was spent in
playing cards, and at the conclusion
OF the game II was found that j. o.
Burks had made the highest score, and
ne was awarded the prize. Delicious
refreshments, consisting OF q salad
served.
Karl Lenhamn, State field Secretary OF
the Christian Endcavor, addressed a
large audience In the Prcshytcrinn
Church Monday evening, and as q re-
suit of his visit here. Increased in
iere5t i'll the society may be expected
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Zimmerman, of
Gliiton FORGE Harry Zimmerman. OF
Farmv!lle. and Or. and Mrs Richard
Booth. 81 Lynchhurs, who have been
the guests OF Mrs G. p. Zimmerman.
have returned to their homes.
pr. r. w Williams. of Lynchburg,
spent sunday with friends in the CITY
y Miss Mae Burton, who spent the holt
days in Crozct, has returned to the
city
y. w. Robertson, who spent the holt
days iii salem. has returned to the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Taylor have re-
turned from their bridal trip. and are
at home 1T Hotel Bucna Vista
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Norwood Social News
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

H..
Norwood. Va. January Mrs. EGio
Boltoh and little daughter loft on
Monday for their homo In Richmond,
after spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. w. y. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Akcrs left on
Monday for their future home ut Clad
stone.
Miss Hattie Poland, of scottsvilIc.
arrived on Saturday to be the guest
OF Miss Annie Robertson this week
Miss Oslo Eanton, who spent Christ
mas with the Misses Kidd. returned to
LynchburS on Monday. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Edward Thompson
and Master Allen Thompson
The Norwood High School roopcncd
on Monday, with Miss Logan. of Salem.
as ilrSt assistant To Professor Walker
she taking tho place OF Miss Lam
days
Sir. and Mrs. Mayo Caboll and chill
Grcn have returned to their home at
Big Stone Gap. after spending the holi-
lays with Mrs. Richard Cabull.
Joseph Roberts spent Sunday and
Monday with his uncle, Richard Ro-
berts, returning to his home In Rich
mOnd. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna WheIan Is spending the
geek In Howardsville.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines and Merton
mas with the Misses Logon
Mr.. and Mrs Writ Robertson, after
being the guest of C.. Cabell Robinson,
have returned to New York.
Roy and John Cabell visited their
zome, "Inglcwood," last week
Darlington and Willie Galloway, OF
the Y. p J. spent the holidays at their
home here.
John Cabell and Miss Carrie Mick
land attended u dance In bedford
I Thursday night.
fairy Mcclure returned on satur-
day 70 LynchburE.
Misses Lila and Hattie Matthews. of
Warminster, have been visiting friends
/, mere.
Miss Susie Jones, of Hatton returned
TO her school here on Monday.
visited his mother Mrs. Mamie Gaunt,
OF Rock CliN." last week.
Master Herman Agec returned to
Lynchburg on Monday.
Miss Merle Turner. of Lynchburg.
and Miss Bell of .Appomattox. were the
weekend guests of the Misses Turner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Heathsville Social News
I 10 The Times Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.l
Iieuthsville, Va. January T.-Miss
Irwin Nelms accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
NJ Mercer Nealc home, on their re-
turn TO Donna, Pa.
Professor IL. Mason Brent and John
Stith Brent returned to Bedford Acad-
envy Sunday morning.
Professor j. Harper Brent and Ro-
Sunday.
DR.; Fred D. Brent returned to Rich
mond Tuesday.
John |. Brent, Of Burgess store. is
on a trip to Baltimore, Washington
md Alexandria.
Professor 4. *. Mcssick and Miss
Mamie Stoncham have returned to their
duties In ieathsvii!e High School.
Professor H. Mason Brent and Miss
Flora Brown We're the guests of the
Misses Norris, of Lively, tho past week,
Miss Flora Brown was entertained
by Mrs. Thomas Smith, of near Coan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sterling and
children are home from u trip to st.
Mary'S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Appomattox Social News
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Tunes Dispatch,
AppomuttuX. Va. january 7.--Miss
Carrie V. Hunter, of the Normal School.
who has been visiting ncr mother, Mrs,
e, w. Hunter returned to-day To
larmville. Miss Hunter has been
chosen vicc-prcsidcnt VI her class. aud
editor in-chief Of the College Annual
for this year.
Wilmer smith has been chosen MS
farmers institute in Roanoke Mr..
High School OF this place, and u mem
Der of tho Boys Corn club. his yield
being ITO bushels per acre.
DR.. C. w. Jones. OF Charlotte. ana
H. b. Smith, OF Florida, were guests
AT the home OF Hon. J. c. Jones, this
week.
superintendent !, * Hannah ten
dcred nm informal reception to the
teachers Of the .Nppomattox school
yesterday. Those invited wero Misses
Kate Franklin. Lena Reeks, Alice
Hubbard. lisiellc Thornton, Ida
o'keetc, Mary lrby, Mrs. s. u. Rcy-
holds. Professor and Mrs. L. Crawley.
Miss Kate Franklin is visiting
friends and relatives In Faycttevillo.
w Va this week.
superintendent J Is, Hannah, who
has been spending the holidays with
Ills daughter AT Charlotte Courthouse,
returned home this week
Walter McGill left for atlanta this
week, where he resumes his work ar
ter a vacation of several weeks.
Congressman H. -. Flood left this
week for Washington, to resume his;
duties in Congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Forest Depot Social News
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispa,cbI

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
Forest Depot, Va, January -
Misses LYDIA and Bessie Perrow. who
are attending the Roanoke college.
spent few days last week at their
home here.
Mrs. n L. F'arrar and little son.
Kenneth. arc visiting relatives in Ever
green.
$. w Lindsay. Jr., and wife, OF
Lynchburs, visited. the family OF s.
W. Lindsay last week.
Miss Fannie Pullen returned Monday
to her school at Flint Hill. after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
parents. Rev, and Mrs. r. G. Pullcn.
Charles Dabney, Of Richmond spent
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Walker, of
WnsbinEton, were visiting In the VIZ
laEc Wednesday.
James Coleman. Jr., student OF
Richmond College. returned 10 Rich
mond Monday. after spending a week
win his parents. Rev. and Mrs Jas.
Coleman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

of Winston. invited few friends to
come very informally and see the old
year out with them on New Years
Dan Slaughter, Misses Martha. Eliza
beth and Mary Winston, Celeste Will
ltams, Cornelia and Elise Somervillc:
hob Lamon. Bernard Williams. Glassell
Stringfellow, Joe Long, Louis, Walter
temple, Robert, James and Henry
Somerville.
a merry crowd of young people went
on q straw ride Saturday night TO MIR
S SGhiosser,s home in the country.
entertaining in honor OF her house
guest Miss Jewell Tuck, of South Car
DINA Those who went from Culpcper
We're Misses Nellie Allen. Carrie Bib,
Lydia Hawley, Emma and Elinor Clark
Clendenin, Jackson and Louis and VIII
Hawlcy. Gcoroc JAmicson sydney Ion-
man, George and Gatewood Clark, Ed
Clendenin, Austin Jcffries. Other guests
were Misses Forbes and ChnS. Forbes,
Miss Zina Blankcnhaker and brothers
and Clifford Clark.
Paschal Hcnshaw. of Washington
passed through Culpcper en- route for
Christmas vacation with his father.
James icnshaw. at the old home, near
Novunl.
Misses Katie Winfrey Nan Jennings
week to the state Normal ut Harrison
burg: Miss Elizabeth Matthews. TO St
Anne's College, at charlottesville, and
AliAs Elizabeth Strother, To the Ran
dolph- Macon Academy, in Danville.
One OF the most enjoyable social
events OF the season Was the New
Years dance given by the young men
In the Armory Hall on Monday night.
Rubcn's Band from Charlottesville.
furnished the music. Those dancing
were Mrs. Earl Whitchorne, Mrs. Snnn-
nelson, Misses Celeste Williams, Mary
Nass. Annie Eorn. Fannie Louise RiScy.
Willie and Georgia Ncwhouse. frankie
Tannt, Elizabeth RUSSELL Smith, Laura
Smith. Jacqucline Ware. Mildred iIill,
Jack Stcarns. Mary. Helen and Georgia
Macoy, Louise Fray Della Holton
Lcith Duncanson, Carrie and Lulu
Sutherlin. and Elizabeth Ransomc. Flu
genie Copper and Sanford. of Orange:
Archie Goodloe. Porter Male, William
and James Yancey, Ashby Johnson.
Mercer and Sam Jones. Cornelius
Bruce, Bernard Ashby, John and shell
ton Vowel, Charles Forbes. Rob La :
mon. Bernard Williams, Clifford Clark.
Nelson Wumpler, Roberts Pullinm. John
Fray, Taylor Griffin aud DR.. Marshall,
of Culpeper; Barton Mason. of Fred
ericksburg; Mr.. Hammond, OF I3ulti-
more; Aylett Buckner. of Rnppahan-
mock; Mcssrs. Morton, Walker, Carter,
Wallace and DIR. Tickets. OF Orange;
Lieutenant Louis Wise jennings. Of
the navy. The dance was chapcroncd
by Mesdamcs RUSSELL Smith, VaSs ana
Holiday. from Orange.
Barton Mason, of Frederick sburg.
was Il Culpeper visitor the past week,
and attended the New Year dance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
Cure for Constipation - Trial Free!

Constipation is not an imaginary
ailmcnt. You know whether you have
1t or not. No one can argue you irto
1t or out Of it. BY the same token. il
you take remedy and it cures you.
you must BE- convinced that it was the
remedy that did III Here arc some
people who give DIR. CaldwcITs
Syrup Pepsin the credit of curing
their constipation--a credit that il
important when you consider how
many previous attempts they had made
with other remedies. Syrup Pepsin
10 the recognized peer Of all laxatiyes.
1t is not only substitute for salts and
purgatives. but. by it's milder, more
scientific action, has done much to
lessen their use. 1t is the best remedy
you can buy for yourself and family
for any stomach. liver or bowel troi-
bic. All druggists sell it and it can be
obtained Of them at fifty cents and
one dollar large bottle. II YOU want
to test it first, send your address to
DR.. Caldwell and he will furnish YOU
free sample bottle for home trial. Be.
tween these testimonials and the offer
OF free sample bottle you ought TO he.
gin the use Of Syrup Pepsin without
delay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
South Boston Social News
[Snccial 70 The Timcs-Dispatch.

lSDcc1ai TO The TimcS-Dispatch.J
Sonth Boston, Va. January a.
James Il. Lipscomb. Jr,, entertained n
number OF his friends at 4 deligii,ful
stag dinner nj his home on upper Main
Street Monday evening. On entering
the guests were served with punch \
fvc-coursa dinner consisting of All
kinds OF game. and the dciicacies Of
the season. was served After luncheon
the guests repaired to tho pnr or,
whore the game Of cards was enjovod
until quito o late hour. ThcsA invited
were J. N. Carrington, F. &. Edmord-
son, r, II. Ednlondsbn ". Il Lawson
w. Owen Wilson Henry Poindexter,
P./Howcrton Kascy. Robert F. Smith
S c, Morton. Jr., +. j. Walker Jr.
and W. r.. Lea.
Miss Bertha Clayton. of Roxboro.
is the, guest of Miss Mary Wills at
this place.
Miss Virginia Peaciy, Of Williams
burg, visited Mrs. j. d. Tucker during
Henry A. Faulkner, OF Norfolk, was
the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. i. Faulkner, at this place. few
days ago.
Miss snllia Lovelacc, who has been
spending some time In Baltimore, has
returned home.
Fred Iancey has returned 10 V. y.
!. to resume his studies after visit TO
homo folks.
Misses Alice and Mary Lipscomb, of
Elba, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lipscomb, Jr.. on upper Main,