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The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
FINE POINT ABOUT MUSIC.
Court to Say Why Tariff Is Not
Levied on Public PerfOrma nces.

Province( Nov. 27.-An interesting point
involving the importation of music IN ts
different forms, has been brought 10 the
attention of the United States goernmeht
by John V. Bennett, Of this city ben-
nett alleges that t is unconstitutional to
lew duty on printed music imported here
10 be sold. representing one of the COM
ponent parts or rights into which the
commodity has been divided by the copy
right law Of March 4, 1929, but to admit
music in its other rights. including the
Iic-performance-for-pro component
duty free.
Bennett has filed a petition in the unit
ed States Circuit Court for a nearing
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
By MISS FRANCES LOUISE DANKs,

Olives Celery Radishes
Blue Point Oysters on the Half-sheu
Shin of Beef, Scotch Style
Sheepshead, with Hollandaise Sauce
Tomatoes Stuffed with Cucumbers
Virginia Ham
Sweet Potatoes, Georgia Style
Creamed Spinach
Roast Turkey, Stuffed with Chestnuts
Cranberry and Giblet Sauce
Lettuce and Grape Fruit Salad, with
Cracked Almonds
Plum Pudding. Rum Sauce
Water Ice.
Fruit Cake Coffee
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
By MRS. ]. ]. O'CoNNELL,
By MRS. W. GRIFFIN,

Salem, Va.
An old-time Virginia Thanksgiving din
ner:
Raw Oysters.
BlaCkeye Pea Soup.
Roast Turkey. Roast Pig.
Rabbit Pie. Cranberry Sauce.
Apple Sauce. Celery. Green Tomatoes.
Pickle. Cold Slaw.
Creamed Irish Potatoes. Satisfy.
MaCarOni. Whole Hominy.
Johnnie Cakes. Cider.
Pumpkin and Apple Pies.
Wine Jelly. Chocolate Cake.
Coffee.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28

Nearly half of the phosphate rock pro-
duced in this country In iylo was ex-
ported, the shipments being l.0S3.037
long tons. In 1909, the exports were
LOO $50 long tons.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28

Original total abstinence organization
was founded in Saratoga County, N. Y,
Temperance Society. and embraced the
towns OF Moreau and Northumberland,
The Washington herald., 1911-11-28
WINNERS PICKED
In MENU CONTEST
Tribute Paid to Turkey and
The Herald.

The great American feast day is close
at hand, and American housewives have
the Thanksgiving menu uppermost in
their minds. That scores OF them have
been interested in The Washington Her
AIDS annual prize Thanksgiving menu
contest is proven by the numbers Of
them submitted which almost swamped
the menu department.
The four best ones have been difficult
indeed to choose. They have come from
every section OF the country, and, strange
TO say, there has been the most remark
able similarity in makeup, going to
show the national tastes and the univer-
sal tribute to the turkey, the pumpkin.
the ham, and the mince pie. 1t is inter
.esting to note also that the great ten
dency Of all was toward temperance.
The committee of judges has spent
hours in the selection of the four prize
winners, and after careful perusals and
many comparings have selected the
menus Of Mrs. Alfred c. Girard, 2940 New
ark street, Cleveland Park; Miss Frances
Louise Danks, North Haven Farm. Sag
Harbor, n. Y; Mrs. W. Griffin, of Salem,
Roanoke County, Va, and Mrs. ]. ].
O'ConnelI, 9S4 I street, Washington. d. c.,
as the four best, most rational, and char
acteristically American Of them all. Mrs.
O'ConneIl submits hers in legible writ
ing on a turkey shaped menu card, as
a suggestion in decoration.
One out?of-town subscriber, inclosing
her menu, writes: Enclosed is our
Thanksgiving dinner menu. We live at
the above address. We not only
can prepare a good dinner. but know how
TO eat it as well, although I must admit
we could better do without our meal than
our Herald every day. We have been
subscribers for several years. If delayed
in the mail, we miss it so much. Not too
dry and not sensational the editorials
are fine"
The winning menus are:
By MRS. ]. J. 0'C0NNELL,
934 1 Street N. w.
In everything give thanks
Oyster Cocktails
Olives Celery
ConSomme
Fried Salmon Steak Escalloped Potatoes
Roast Turkey, Oyster Stufing
Cranberry Sauce
Sweet Potato Puff Corn Soufie
Baked Ham, Cider Sauce Jellied Apples
Fruit Salad Waters
Lemon Sherbet Cakes Hot Mince Pie
y Fruit
Cheese Salted Almonds
Coffee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
PLANS TO PRESENT
STATUE OF ROFF|N
Will Be Unveiled Within Year.
Charters Granted by North
Carolina.
LsrcelnI 70 rhe rlmss.DIspa,ch.

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
ItaleiEh \. c.. November 2g.-Thc
committee to provide a statue Of Chief
Justice Thomas Rufin, OF the North
Carolina Supreme Court. the chairma,
OF which is Chief Justice Walter Clark.
has decided to have the statue Of
bronze and to set il ZIP either I'm the
rotundn of the new fircproof state adj
ministratinn building, now in course
OF construction, or to place IL in
Capitol square. IT is to be ready for
unwilling within year. and the funds
have been raised principally through
contributions by the lawyers OF the
State.
The state Association Of County SUI
perintcndcnts of Public Schools. which
mas become department. Of the Nortl,
Carolina Teachers Assembly. convened
this morning at 10 o'clock with DR..
j. Y. Joyner. State Superintendent IF
Publtc Instruction presiding as OK
"fiicio president. The session for tho
day was devoted to tho discussion OF
phases of duties of superintendent.
including methods OF supervision ana
visitation OF schools, Keeping in touch
With teachers and students, selection
OF teachers. the utilization OF every
possible means Of advancing the in
'ercsts Of schools and patrons In at
'''''''''t~ ~ 'iitS nCsl ucETPP or c1nCtCnCS.
Tho superintendents of nearly every
county In the State arc here
y charter has been issued for the
Pce-Dee Navigation Company, Of
liockinSham, Richmond county. for the
purpose of operating passenger and
freight motor boats on the Pee Dee
and the Yndkin Rivers and for estab-
fishing parks. club houses and other
instrumentalities for developing busl-
ness. The incorpora tors include n. j.
steele, w. Is. Cole, Charles r.. John
son and others. There was also n char
ter for the Marsh Hotel and Livery
company, ofeLeNlngton, capital $4,000
by r. J. Bugs, W. +. Thomson and
others.
Since the recent Land Show In AIadi-
son Square Garden, New York. in
which the Norfolk and Southern and
the Southern Railway Companies gave
North Carolina nm especially fine rop-
resenta ton as to possibilities of aEri-
cultural development In this state, tho
state Department of .AgricuIture has
received communications from n num-
Der of men and corporations desirous
OF undertaking to develop large tracts
OF North Carolina lands through the
plan of purchasing the tracts and cut
ting mp into small farms and Inducing
home-scekers to locate either through
purchase or as tenants. with ulttmate
purchase In view. The Indications nro
that number OF such movements Will
be carried through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
MURDER MYSTERY
MAY Be CLEARED
G. w. Barnett Rearrested on
Charge OF Being Implicated
in Hubbard Killing.
lspeclal to The Times-Dispatch,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Gate City. Va. November 39.1An-
other mystery of the mountains seems
TO be In n fair way of reaching a solu-
ton. G. w. Barnett has been roar
rested on the charge OF being "a party
to the murder OF young Clevcla nd
Hubbard. near Dufiicld, a yenr ago
The circumstances of the supposed
murder were OF most atrocious M :
turc. Cleveland Hubbard mere hoy.
mad been working at one OF the oper-
atoms in Wise county. On the I'd day
of November. 1910, he came to Jasper.
near Duiiield. and left tho train to go
across Powell Mountain to his home.
IN Lee county. y number of people
saw him and talked with him, hut
from that afternoon he completely dis
appeared His parents could fna no
inrthcr trace OF him and Il deem mys-
terry surrounded the case
On December IS some fox hunters.
| In an obscure place on Powell Noun
tain. found the mutilated body OF
young Hubbard The place at which
the body was found was some distance
from mountain pathway. Notwith
standing the ravage Of frost and rain
and snow. there were yet evidences of
a struggle. Ilubhard's clothing was
aisarransed and one Of Ids shoes was
lying near his head
The people of the community went
10 work and uncarthed evidence cous
ing the arrest OF c. w Barnett Rant
Roach and two sisters-Ella and Neelv
Sizcmorc. at preliminary trial the
accused were all placed under heavy
mona. barnctt being the only one who
could make the bond and secure !.
release from confinement In jail.
some time later Bent Roach made n
confession to the jailer. in which he
stated that he accompanied younr
Hubbard into the mountain to WHARF
barnett and the SIzemore girls were
awaiting him. He said Hubbard wo .
engaged to be married to one of these
girls. Roach claimed that they took
iiubbhrd's money. and that In tho
struSsle that arose he struck Hub
bard down, then hurried away. leaving
Hubbard begging Barnett and tho rirls
10 spare his life. lie further said that
iater Ncely Sizcmore told him she
stamped ltubbard's head to end his
suffering 40
When the case came up in the Cir
cult Court here last June Roach was
hrst put on trial and convicted. main
" on his confession. and sentenced IN
eighteen years in the penitcntlary,
ne evidence then not appearing suni
cient to Justify a trial OF the other
parties accused. they were released.
Later new evidence has been discov-
cred so 1t is ella med. and Barnett and
NcciN SiZemore have again been ar
I rested. The Sizemore girl is held n,
Dnfhcld. while Barnett has been
brought to Jail
after the first arrest the body of
Hubbard was exhumed and an examl :
nation revealed that several bones of
ms BODY were broken. showing thai
he had been murdered.
Ihere Ia intense feeling over the
suss' ana vigorous effort Is being
.,,aue 70 convict all the parties 10 the
dark and execrable tragedy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Lexington. Va. November 2o.-A
pretty marriage was solemnlzed this
afternoon at o'clock at Trinity Meth
odist Church. the contracting parties
being Miss Beseie Viola Quisenberry
and Gilbert Eugene Pence. Rev. MUIR
ray D. Mitchell, the brides pastor. was
the officiating minister.
The bride is Il daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, John NJ. Quisenberry Miss Sallye
Louise Quisenberry was maid OF
honor. Mrs. wiubert NJ. steele was
dame Of honor. Miss Louise Dupuy
Wehn, of Stauntop; Miss Agnes
Wright. of Hot Springs; Miss leila
Mort. of Bristol, Tenn, and Miss BERTHE
Aiiley Beard. OF Lexington. were
bridesmaids.
r. c. Phillips. OF Roanoke, was best
man. Messrs, J. Il. NIangus, Mace; D,
b. Straley. GettyHburg: Robert r.
Blake, Reconverte, w. Va: Lewis Il.
Steele and William r. Kennedy. Lex
ington, We're ushers.
Miss Anna X. Ilrause played the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
This Man Knows
He ried EN- All

HELENA, Ark.--Mr. Morris A All.
man writes: Regarding Disestit will saw
that four weeks ago was in restaurants
eating with Mr.. j. B. Miles, and com.
planned to hil Of having bad attack OF
indigestion. fIe asked me to step intn
his drug store and he would give me a
bottle OF Digestit to try tried It, and
was indeed surprised at the quick result,
Since then | take one pill after each meal,
and as long as can get same will con-
tinue to do so. | have used almost all
kinds Of so-called remedies, but this is
the first that has given me absolute relief.
might sit and write all night and still
not do your great remedy Justice; how.
ever, | will say this, that il any one IN
this or any other community desires to
know anything in regard to the above, T
will gladly answer any Inquiries,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS.
Decisions In Ninetcen Appeals by North
Carolina Tribunal

Special 10 The Times DispatchI
kaicigh, ~ c.. November 2e.-Thc
Norlh Carolina Supreme Court dcliv-
cred opinions in nineteen appeals to-
day. one of the most notable heinz ,ho
stare VS.. Gouge, from Mitchell county
IN which no error is found IN the trial
below This means that the prisoner.
VINO WAS deputy sheriff of the county.
must serve sentence of fourteen
months Tor tampcring with the tax
books OF the county by changing the
totals so tho county was deprived OF
nearly $4,000 in the annual settlement
with the sheriff. The other opinions
follow:
Nelson VS.. Atlantic Coast Line rail-
ROAD, i'itt county, new trial: Rose VS..
Bryan, Nash affirmed; Kelly VS.. Lum-
Der Co., Duplin. in PLAINTIFFS appcnI re- !
versed, In defendants appeal. affirmed /;
Wright VS.. Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road. Sampson, affirmed in both an
pcals: Clark VS.. Casualty Co, Arson,
aitlrmcl; state VS.. Broadway, Rowan.
no crrof: Eddleman vs.. Lentz Rowan,
no 'Eror; Coletrain VS., Locklin, from
Rowan reversed; Currie VS.. Mining
Co, Montgomery, affirmed: Joyner VS..
iarris Cabarrus, no error: Refining
Co. VS.. Construction Co. Mecklcnburg.
no error; Phifer VS.. Phifer. Mecklcn-
burg, affirmed; Far'sh. Stafford county
Va. Cotton Mills, Mecklcnburg, aflrm-
ed: Mccall VS.. Sustain. Mccklenburg
no error; Groves VS.. Insurance Co,
Mecklcnburg, three cases. affirmed In
all; commissioners of Cleveland VS.
Bank of Cleveland. affirmed: state Va
Gouge. Mitchell, no error; Peltz and
Richardson VS.. Bailey Mitchell, af-
firmed; Hall VS.. PresnelI, Watnuga, no
error.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Social and
Personal

a MOTHER big Iebutante function
~ OF this week WAS the cotillion
given In the ballroom OF the
Jefferson Hotel last evening. of which
Captain William X. X. Johnson was
host. In honor OF his daughter. Misa
Mary AGlionby Johnson. The dance
WAS a very handsome anair, and guests
included about 200 of the unmarried
members of the society sci here III
the ballroom ana foyer decorations
were entirely III palms. and fcstoons
OF Southern amilnS curtuincd the win
dowS and screened Tie orchestra. In
the dining room OF the hotel, where
seated supper was served, decora-
lions were In lots of lovely pink flow
crs. ana the centre table, with covers
laid for twenty guests. was arranged
with a big gilt basket filled with
Killarney roses and cnught with pink
tullc Twenty smaller tables were ar
ranged with flat piacqucs of pink
roses and carnations. and all or the
lights were shaded in rose color
Captain Johnson presented hia
daughter to his friends. Miss Johnson
wore AN exquisite gown of lace. fash
Toned over white charmeuse and en-
broidcrcd In Oid Bolu. She carried n
big bouquet of American Beauty roses.
and table just behind the receiving
party held the numerous flowers sent
In honor OF her debut. RcccivlnE Win
Captain Johnson and his daughter
were Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Bemiss and
Mr. and Mrs. waller Morton. Mrs.
John. shelton williams served punch.
For the german following supper all
sorts of unique ana lovely fnvors were
used. ParasOls. fans. paper hats and
NUTS for the girls and for the men
pencils, pipes. card Cascs and all sorts
of odd affairs.
Drbutnntc Reception.
Mrs. y. I.angstaff Johnston viii give
a biz; reception at the jefferson Hotel
on 'lic evening Of December Il at Q
o'clock. when her daughter, Miss Lulic
Grcenhowe Johnston, Will he formally
introduced TO Richmond society.
Miss Mary Johnston will give a tea
at the Jefferson on the afternoon OF
December 81 from TO Z O'Clock.
Hrcnk fast mt the Mansion.
Tho Governor OF Virginia and Mrs
William Hedges Mann entertained at
"a very charming breakfast in the
Executive Mansion Yesterday morning
In honor OF SIR. and Mrs. Edward
southard Shields. VI Lexington. whose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Ashland. Va. November 29-Withers
iioofnaglc. Of Brown Station ~ Y. is
OH visit TO his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James lioofnaglc.
Miss Virginia Perkins of Norfolk.
who has been the guest OF Miss Martha
Hughes, has returned home.
stanley Blanton, of Alexandria. was
here Sunday visiting friends.
Miss Mary Garth. of charlottesville,
Is the guest of Miss Annie Macon
Potts.
Miss Louise Ware. of Richmond,
spent the weekend with Miss Emma
Blanton.
]. J. Scott, OF Bedford City is here
visiting his son, Russell Scott, at Ran
dnlph Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutherford Fleet and
Rutherford Fleet, Jr, left Monday
for delightful Southern trip. They
will visit Garasota. Fla. Augusta ana
Savannah. Ga, before returning.
Miss Jane Cartwright. of C;oochland
county, Is the guest of Mrs. II. T.
GathriGht.
.lrs. Thomas Warren is visiting
relatives in Richmond
Colonel w. r. Burton, of the Henry
CLAW Inn, Is spending Thanksgiving
in Washington.
Mrs. Charles WeisIger. OF A1cxan-
dria. will arrive Friday to be the guest
Of Mrs. James y, Hunter.
Miss virginia Potts. of the Southern
Seminary. Petersburg, will spend
Thanksgiving at her home here. and
viii have as her guest Miss Emma
l.awlcss. OF Holland, Va
Mrs. Mittie Groves. of Richmond,
was the weekend guest OF Mrs. NJ
L. Luck.
Joseph Potts. of Moneys School,
near Charlottesville. Is visiting his
parents here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
WHAT HER
FRIEND ASKED
Mrs. Casey Was Sick in Bed, But
Her Friends Request Resulted
In Prompt Cure.

Toyah, rcx.--"F For about eight wears"
says Mrs. r. A. Casey, Of this place. ~
suffered with wonianly troubles. | had
about given up. and thought would al
ways have TO suffer.
had pains all over, and was nervous
at times could hardly stand il 10 live
| had spells. when | would be i'm bed sew
cral days AT time.
a friend asked ne to try Cardui, aud
did have taken nine bottles, and il
cured me. feel we'll and strong, and
have not been sick at all for nearly a year.
Cardui is certainly boon TO suffering
women. do not think would be alive
without 1t. shall certainly say a good
word for Cardui every chance | have, for
wish every suffering woman could know
about Cardu and villa, ii can do for her. :
You can depend on Cardui, because
Cardui is a gentle, harmlcssm vegetable
tonic that can do you nothing but good.
Prepared from herbal ingredients, Car
dui has a specific curative effect on the
womanly constitution and puts strength
where it is most needed Try ii,
\. B.--II'rite 10 Ladies Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine CO.. Chattanooga
Tenn, Tor Special Instructions and 64-pagc
book. Home Trcatmcn, for Women
sent in plain MraIlnnr on rcnll..sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

wedding marches. The church ana,
chancel were decorated with ever
greens and potted plants.
reception was held at the Lcxins-
ton Hotel. the home OF the bride. from
4:30 to $40 !
After Northern trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Pence will reside in Woodstock, where
Mr. Pence is practicine law. He grad :;
uateo iast year from Washington and
Lee. Mrs Pence for some years has
been organist at Trinity Methodist,
Church. ID IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Turncr-TcrrcII.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
charlottesville. Va, November 90 -
aucher Turner son of Mr. and Mrs.
smith Turner. of Ruxton Md. and Miss
gladys Terrell. daughter of y. \. Ter
rch. were married to-niGht at the home
University of Virginia, omciating.
Randolph Perry. "a cousin Of the bride.
was best man. The groom graduated
in chemistry at the University OF vir-
Slnla two years ago lie loft o-night
with his bride for Hannibal Mo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
Tobacco Sales MT winston.

Especial to The Times -Dlspn tch. / sa2
Winston-S Salem. y. c.. November 90.
The leaf tobacco sales OH the loca /
market this month aggregated 4,510.=
SIS pounds and brought s436,9O3.4s.
Since August the sales have amount ted
to S.2a3.7lS pounds and brought $751;
253.1S. For the same months last year.
the sales aggregated 7.00S.3l4 pounds
and brought s7O1,7S6.Ol.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
nonds for Street Improvencnt

Especial to The Times ID spatchil
Wilmington, y. c., November a9--
Wilmington to-day honted n bond is
sue OF 100000 for further permanent
street improvements, and the entire
issue was taken by tho Southern Ma
tlonal Bank and Its branch. the At
lantlc Trust and Banking Company
Of this CITY All the Wilmington
banks hid for The Issue.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
rrc.cntea Mitn wntch.

Especial to The Times DispatchII
Wilmington. y. c., November 20
Champ Med. Davis. recently promoted
TO the general freight agency OF the At
lantic Coast Line. south of Charleston,
was to-day presented with n hand
some gold watch by the large corps
of employees of his former office here.
Mr.. Davis left tonight for Savannah.
Ca his new headquarters
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30
her home In Powhatan county. after
an absence Of two months In Charles
IIiii,cs-Ijcrr,.

liimcs-lIcrry.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
Crewe, Va. November 29.-In The
home OF MIR. and Mrs. q. y. Berry. on
caroline Avenue, wednesday, afternoon
Ut o'clock. was celebrated tho mar
riase OF their daughter, Hiss Ruby Ma
RE. to Chester Downing Iiimcs. Of
Roanoke. The decorations were In
green and white. Rev. y. L. E'r.ink-
sion Lewis played the wedding marches
Miss Grace Berry. sister of the bride
was maid of honor. and Mrs. II. c. Brr-
fy ~; Of Blneiieid, mntron of honor The
son. Ola Jones. Nellie Jones, odessa
Jones. mud the ushers were II. c. Ber-
~, OF Biueiiold, and J. y, Berry, of
man. and Master Parker Berry ring
bearer The bride was given away by
her father
ern tour. including Florida ana Cuba.
Ine out-ot- town guests We're as fol-
!nws Mrs. NJ. n. Spencer, Mrs. Lacy
m tanS,,,, j. II H., Hines Harry Hines. Of
Blueficld. w. Va: Mrs. p L. Blaccy,
Miss Odessa Jones. Pct.rsburg: Miss
Lucy Rice. j. ~ Berry. Richmond: Mr..
and Mrs. j. u. Nick enncy, Petersburg.
Mrs B S. Kaufman, son and daughter.
81 Colorado SPRINGS. are visiting Mrs.
iIhnfman's parents at 9l5 West Grace
Street.
Mrs Reb"cca Kaufman. who h;Is
been spending some time at Colorado
: springs. has again returned to Rich
mOnd.
Miss Bea seligmnn. Of Norfolk. is
With Mrs. !. II. Kaufman. sI3 West
Grace street.
Ga Is visiting relatives at aIa West
Grace street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Mrs. H. ). haufman. son and daughter.
OF Colorado SPRINGS. are visiting Mrs.
Nhnfman's parents at 9l5 West Grace
Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Miss Rosa Hayward, of New Orleans
will be the guest of Mrs. Thomas a
Smyth on Monument Avenue for q few
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Miss Ethel r. Hare. of 1901 East
Broad Street. left Monday for Char
lottesville. where she VIII spend
Thanksgiving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

LanestaT Johnson has gone to Ron.
noke to attend the v. NJ. LIST. John
game there to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Mrs. Rcbnccn Kaufman. who h;ts
been spending some time at Colorado
Springs has again returned to Rich
InOnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Mrs o. s, Hill has returned to tn
city after spending two weeks in BaI
timorc with her sister. Mrs. Fran
Sinton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

James David HIT has returned to
Richmond after an eight weeks trip
through Virginia, West Virginia and
Tennessee. e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Mrs, c. ". Astrop Is in town to Join
her son; who is a student at Randolph-
Macon College.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Miss Mary wesson has returned te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Miss Bea SeliGt~nn. %, Norfolk is
spending the Thanksgiving holidays
With Mrs. !. II. Kaufman. al3 West
Grace street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

Miss Bessie Nicholson Of Atlanta,
Ga. Is visiting relatives AT aI3 West
Grace Street.