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Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-06

ed in a court, as in this country, at the
time Of General Wertz's bequeathaI.
but were kept with the notary public.
We will have to locate the descendants
Of the notary who drew up the will"
But, Mrs. Snyder, the Holland gov
ernment will not let go of that large a
sum, viii they Please be frank, do
you have the slightest idea of get
ting it,"
Il have letter from the American
consul at Amsterdam, stating that if
our claims were authentic, that the
government would pay it. OF course,
there is the possibility of failure, but
We have q fighting chance, and even il
we do not get what is our just due,
We viii at least, through this reunion,
get a line on our ancestors and get aC-
Quainted with each other"
LOCATE OLD BIBLE.
Mrs. Snyder has been successful in
locating the old family Bible of An
drew Vert, which is yellow with age
and printed i'll Dutch. It contains the
names and dates of births and has
been q great aid in unraveling the
tangled thread Of the WertZ ancestors.
1t was located after several months
at Foraker, Ind, in the possession OF
cousin, Jacob SwCveland.
HISTORY OF GENERAL.
Mr. Snyder has a letter from one Of
the descendants, the information con
tanned in which, was culled from some
old family records, which reads in part
as follows: General Paul Wertz was
born in Auw, county PTum, state Of
Trier, Prussia, and according TO an old
family tradition was stolen from home
when boy of -, and taken to India
On his return he brought with him q
beautiful crown, q spice NOR
tar, and q cartridge belt. He
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S1e3,ee9.14 FOR MISSIONS
Amount Expended Past Two Years
by Augustana Synod.

-AAlOuHC IApSnueO 1dSJ 1AO ASSrS
by Augustana Synod.
According to report for the general
council, made by c. \. Larson, secre-
tary of the board Of missions OF the
Augustana synod, s163,999.14 was ex-
pended for home missionary purposes
by the Swedish Lutheran synod during
the past two years. This sum is larg-
er than any amount expended by the
home mission board for a like period
in the history of the synod. Two hun
dred and eight missionaries are sup
ported and under the direct supervi-
sion of the synod and the several con-
ferenCes. The fields under the direct
control of the synod are. Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Alabama, Florida, District Of
Columbia and Alaska, IS missionaries
being employed in this work and TO-
tai of s27,4S5.SG being expended. The
several conferences support 190 men
in their respective territories.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-06

the ladies, who had prepared the sup
per, and responded in his usual happy
manner, convulsing everyone with
mirth as result of his witty remarks
and fowery flights of oratory. y. D.
Sperry, speaking from the business
mans standpoint, urged the new mem
bership campaign. G. c. Blakslee and
Secretary SmedIey also gave brief
talks, outlining the plans for the en-
suing year. Rev. Marion Humphreys
pronounced the benediction.
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-06

new association building, because OF
the maximum income producing space
the business men have not been called
upon once for subscriptions, and sucn
will continue 70 be the case. II you
would 90 TO the Rock Island business
men and tell them that the building
would be dedicated free from debt, and
that their subscription for the new
building would end their giving, they
would jump over themselves 10 heIp
out. The secretary Of the Y. NJ. I. A
cannot do his work and be out raising
money to pay his own salary. The new
idea is TO have the Iaymen do part OF
the work and shoulder the responsi-
bility Rock Island is Just as wealthy
a city as any of those which have put
I'D new buildings. Is this town going
to be shown up by Davenport, Moline.
Bloomington, Decatur, Quincy, and
other cities?
TWO PLANS AVAILABLE.
.One of two methods can be follow
ed. Sell the old building for what can
be gotten out Of it and put this money
into new building, or take this money
and use it as an endowment for the
work in a new building. We need
new building here. We hope that next
March this get-together spirit will be
in evidence and that the time viii be
ripe TO inaugurate a campaign for
new building for Rock Island
c. Z. Sharpe, who presided, intro
duced Mr.. Shumaker. W. B. Mcintyre
was called upon TO say something 10
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-06
them that the association was doing
things.
SECRETARY MAKES SPEECH.

them that the association was doing
things.
SECRETARY MAKES SPEECH.
State Secretary K. A Shumaker OF
Chicago was the speaker Of the even
ing, and took for the subject Of his
address The Modern Association
Idea" He said in part: There has
been an evolution in Y. NJ. c. a. work
in the past 20 years. The work of the
association has broadened In some
associations the mems meetings have
been discontinued, as they reached but
the same class of men, Sunday after
Sunday, and services have been con-
Quoted in the shops and factories, as
well as on the streets. The phase Of
the work which l wish to particularly
emphasize this evening, however, is
the building. The new idea is 10 com
bine in a building the maximum in
come producing space with mini
mum administrative expense. The
Rock Island building was considered,
at the time il was built, a model, but
is now a back number. For instance,
take this auditorium. Here is an ex-
ample of waste space. This room is
scarcely used more than once or twice
a month.
OPPOSES MORTGAGES.
The method of securing a building
has changed. Hitherto when a new
building was erected, it was generally
plastered with a mortgage. The new
idea is to dedicate the new building
only when every dollar is raised At
Aurora, where they have a beautiful
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-06
HAVE TASK AHEAD.

I'VE will first decide whether or not
we have enough proofs to pursue the
project, and should the decision be fay-
orable a fund OF anywhere from So
0G0 10 100000 will be raised, and Z
man sent 70 Holland TO present the
claim, and discover the original viii.
The wills in that country we're not fl
Rock Island Argus., 1911-10-06
HUGE FORTUNE is
AWAITING HEIR
Such Is Belief of Wertz' Des-
cendants Who Are Gather
ing in Reunion Here.
OWN HALF OF NEW YORK
And Are Going TO Make a Bid for
Possession-Large Fund in
Trust in Holland.

In an effort to recover a $200,000,0 900
legacy held by the Holland govern
ment and the Wertz estate which con.
sisted Of half of New Amsterdam, now
New York, this part of the estate be-
ing in the heart Of New York's busi-
ness section, the Wertz heirs are gath
ering in Rock Island from every state in
the Union and will be here until Sun
day. They will take the proper steps
to try to recover this fabulous sum
Of money and are willing 10 back up
the fight against two governments with
all the wealth at their disposal. About
40 arrived yesterday, and by tonight
fully 200 more are expected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Miller School Social News

Especial to The Dispatch
Miller School, a. January 2i.---The
entertainment Saturday evening by the
Social Club was great success. Miss
Elizabeth Watts. OF stony Point, was
Il guest of the club.
Mrs J.. y. SMITH recently returned
from visit To Richmond.
The school board met here Tuesday
to recommend pupils To fill vacancies
at this season of tho year
Elwood Niche is on Il visit 10 his
home.
warheid nuyley left this week for
Richmond.
Miss Susie Dunn. OF Shaftcr. is a
guest OF Howard S. Harris.
The Nawtcr Literary Society had "a
very interesting meeting saturday
evening". The following subject was
debated Resolved. That Capital Pun
ishment Should BE Abolished" The
speakers on the affirmative were r. j.
Price and :. T.. Maupin: on tho mega
tive Il. G. Brown and Ira f. Doom. The
Judges rendered their decision In favor
OF the negative. The Judges were O.
w. shepherd, H. Il. Can't ami stone
wall j brown.
on Monday evening. immediately at.
ter chapel service. Miss Anna Vineyard
read a paper. descriptive Of the cdu-
cational convention which was recently
held in Chattanooga, Tenn. The Miller
School had an exhibit at the convcn-
ton and il was clnssed among the
best work there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Bon Air Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bon Air, Via, January 2l.--Mr. and
Mrs. Robert :. Christian hav., had "a
house full Of guests this week. among
them being Mis-; Mciicnna Jones. or
Petersburg: Miss Nellie Payne and
Miss Joan Fields. OF Richmond; Egbert
tie Miss Gertrude Ryiand.
Miss Lucy Mason was Miss Hermc
Noorc's guest on Wednesday last
Basil Jones was the guest OF Mrs.
Polk Miller recently.
Mason White and Mrs. Dcpuy Holla
day, OF Richmond. were with MIR and
Mrs. Norwood Bentley for the week
end.
Robert s Christian has returned from
n "trip to New York
Mrs. saint Gown, Of Birmingham.
Ala, spent "Wednesday here with the
Misses Hazch
Mrs. Alan Ferguson was hostess mt
very delightful tea given recently
at the Huzcn Memorial Library.
Miss Julia Powers ami Mrs Robert
T.. Bridgcforth have returned from II
visit 10 relatives at Forest lIill.
Miss Annie kcrans has been staying
with Miss Mary Randolph Lathrop and
Miss Juliet Talcott. In Richmond.
Powers Sudlcr. of Forest Hill has
been the guest recently of Miss Clara
Powers.
Mrs. Robert Christian was the guest
of friends in Richmond this past week
Miss Winfield Crenshaw Is staying
with Miss Carrie Moore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Farmville Social News

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
Farmvilc Va. January .i.--AI;s l..
". Mckinney and Miss frankie Nc
Kinney are spending "A short time in
Jacksonville They will make "a visit
10 friends in Atlanta before returning
tc farmvillc.
Mrs. u. 4. Elan. Of Farmvilie, was
taken suddenly III tlis week ANA is yet
confined to her home on High Street.
on Wednesday afternoon, during The
present session OF the circuit Court
OF Prince Edward. Judge y. D. Wat
kinS presented the portraits. OF tho late
Hon NJ G. Flournoy and colonel j. H..
Iitzgerald Presiding Judge George J.
Hundlcy received the pictures on he.
halt OF the county, ana they now adorn
The courtroom walls along with the
poriraiis 81 other distinguished resi-
dents 81 tile county
br, !. Sponccr burger. OF Quick. W.
Va. Is on short visit. 10 his parents.
" H. ana Mrs nurger, OF Farmviile
Mrs. Wiley, WHO has been a, tie
Jsrnan. has returned to her home in
Tennessee. Mrs. Jaiman is conval-
eScinS.
Mrs. Matte Cunninehum ana dausi.
ger Mrs. J J. walker aud little Miss
lusenia Walker are ViS'l.u-; rclatty 80
IL WASHINGTON d .
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Gladstone Social News
srecinl 10 zinc rImes- pIspateh. |

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Gladstone, Va, January 2l.-Miss
Willie Winghcld, OF charlottesville, is
the guest of Mrs. Kate Jones. at Hotel
Gladstone
w. L. Davenport has returned from
a visit to his parents nj Gordonsvillc.
l.. L. Williams lef, this week for
Richmond.
Miss Nettic Ransom, of Elk Hill. is
spending some time with Mrs. J. J..
Orrock.
Misses Ida and Cornclia Jones and
Mrs. Belle Payne. all of .AppomattoX.
have been guests of Mrs J. O. wallace
Mrs. G. W. Jones has returned from
visit to Lieutenant Written AMI
family. Of Annapolis. Md.
j. w. Moon. of hc-lTud-
son, New York. has returned 10 his
old home here.
w. H. Laync. of Norton. spent the
week end At the home of w. II. Harris.
Il, l.. Lacy has been visiting rela-
tivcs in Charlottesville this week.
w. u. Migginson and son, Douglass,
Of Roanoke, are visiting friends here.
Mrs V. s Reid who has been quite
sick, Is able to be out again.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Glasgow Social News

special to The TimeS-Dis patch
Glasgow. Va. January 2I-pr. Wal
lace Palmer Of Westminster Presby-
ierian Church. Lynchburg. has Just
Miss SALLY Rrucc Dickinson. of Prince
Edward county. succeeded Miss Ellen
frby, of Blackstone. as principal of tho
Glasgow Ilgh school.
Miss Anne smith, The primary
teacher, gave up her position here at
Christmas 10 wed Rev. horace T.. Reed
of Mntoaca. Tier place is yet untitled.
Misses BESSIE Jones and salIic lrby,
or l5ihckstonc. are both at their posts
i'll the school.
Miss Willie Morse. who has been
WITH her sister Muryc in the .ldiron-
dacks, is back at her home hero
Miss Cornelia Watts, of Glasgow, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Warner.
WEIGH. W. Va.
Mrs. W. IL Moss, who has been visit
ing friends IN Bristol, has returned to
town
Miss Susie watts has returned 10
her school at Nesuvius, Va.
Miss Lucy Woolfolk who has been
again
Miss I.ida cleveland. vocal teacher
IN the Harriscnburg Normal who Vas
called home by the death Of her 'rrar 4.
mother, Mrs Duncan, has returned
to ne Vale normal.
sac, Lynchburg, were In town yes
ha% SeSn ihd " ~nss, OF Of kG her wh
Mrs. NJ y. NcCorflr. returned yes.cr,
dav to m" Mn tic Ci.y.
Miss Ida M'rer. II wash'nmton y
C., is guest of AIRS, II Paxton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Suffolk Social News

special 10 The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. Va, January 2l.--The Suifolll
Literary club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. c. j. l;iddiuk, OH
Brooklyn Heights
Mrs John Il. Primer On Monday af-
tcrnoon was hostess 10 tile women of
tile Presbyterian Church.
Miss Mabel Brinklcy has concluded
visit with relatives in Farmville
Miss Russell Dey, of Norfolk, iias
completed q visit with Miss Mary
Wright. in Franklin Street.
Mrs. Lee Britt this week attended
n missionary meeting In Nashville.
Tenn
Miss Lydia Day Elcy has returned
from Visit to relatives In ST. Louis.
Mrs. Frank Wurdemann, OF Wash
ington. ID. c., is guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. ~. Smith.
Miss Grace johnson has returned
from South Carolina, and now Is
stopping with Airs. John Il. Primer
MIR and Mrs, Howard Ramsey, on
their bridal "trip from Savannah. Ga,
this week were In SuLolk as guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert West.
Mrs j. Calvin Little left this week
FOR llcr bone in Annapolis. Md, follow
irG visit TO her father, Mr.. George
L. Borum.
The SUFFOLK Book Club was enter
tanned Wednesday Afternoon by Mss
Allie Mcclure. IN Main Street
Miss Lulie l'arham of Nev SONS. va,
on Wednesday concluded a visit TO Miss
Virginia Jordan.
Miss Virginia Jenkins leaves next
week to visit friends in Atlanta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Culpeper Social News
Especial to The Times -DIspatcl,


cuipcper. Va, january 2l-Niiss
Sudic Lewis, of Norman, has been the
guest during the week of Miss Bett
Jones
MISS Lenorc Nottingham is spending
the winter with her aunt, Mrs. John
Chamberlain. at Seattle. Wash.
Mrs. NJ. j. Grove is visiting Mrs. kat,
Jameson at her home OH Capitol Hin,
Washington. y. c.
Mrs. Tucker Chcli entertained the
Matinee Bridge Club on trid.y Those
piny,nE were were Mrs MAY Snmueison. AIRS.
Underwood. Miss Mary Vass, Miss
Florence Nuss. Miss Byrd Law and
MISS frankie Taunt.
Columbia. $. G. are the guess OF Mrs.
SiArrows sister, Miss L!liinn King.
Miss Marian Sampson entertained y
lew friends at bridge on "Wednesday
Robert Mackap LET, Wednesday for
an extended trip to Baltimore sand
otncr points In Mury land.
MIS- Hunt Strother and her sister,
Miss lean Coons. who has been visit
ing her. went 10 Washington Thurs
day. and from there Miss Coons re-
turned to Baltimore.
Mrs. James Coleman entertained al
oOO on Monday at her home on Jamie
sons Hill, Those rlaying. wcre AIRS.
Underwood, Mrs. Frederick Power
Byrd Law, Miss MnriHn sampson. Miss
Mary Nass. Miss Florence Vass
Miss Lottie Stark of Rylnnd Ii
sSpendinG the week with Miss Gertrude
Burdcttc.
Greanor Neaic of Richmond. visited
MS Mulberry Green farm in the
county this week, and WAS The guest
for several days Of his Observation-Disclosures
Lewis Nelson, IL Culpeper.
James Miller ana Henry Brown. who
attended the horticultural show in
ms H. ",.I.
on their return.
The Catalpa Club, lately chartered
organisation, has leased the apart
ment over the store OF Sell Bros ON
Davis street. ana is having them fitted
up in a most attractive msnncr. They
will soon be ready for occupancy
The most Important social event ul
the week was the marringc OF Miss
Gornelia Sonervilic to Joseph Kent
Harrison. which took place on We'd
nesday at high noon. ut 'Brooksidc,'
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan S!augh-
ter Among those who attended the
marriage from Cuipcper were Mir and
Mrs. Russell Smith. Miss yaunt, AIR
and Mrs. Willie Robertson. Mrs Nnlle,
iiudgins, Or; ana Mrs. II. r., Macoy.
EdW III Slaughter.
Mrs Ann $. Green is Mt her ola homo,
John Davies ana Ellison Latham
spent "Wednesday with Mir. and Mrs,
Blair Johnson IN Warren,on.
Mrs. Tucker Chclf was tie hostess
at The meeting OF the Senior 500 Club
on Thursday afternoon. The guests Of
the club were Mrs. Russell Suith and
Mis- Mamie Waite The III MIXERS pres
cnt were Mrs. Robert Matthews. Mrs.
Orville Loving. Mrs. Sias Cooper. Mrs
Alfred Pulliam. Mrs. Writ Chclf. Mrs.
Max Samuelson. Miss Georgia Wager,
Miss liet Jones. Miss Sadie C;ilkcson,
Miss Gertrude Armstrong;
George iiiden has rct.rrc cd from n
four days visit TO Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Louisa Social News

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.
Gwathmey, q Washington. D. q. spent
sunday with his uncle. Captain T. Y
Wi1ston. al 'ficngoil'
Miss Louise CRANK entertained the
Old Maids Club III her home Friday
night
from a dclIGhtiul visit 10 her relatives
in New York City
Mrs c p. Flanagan and Miss Eta
Woodward spent Wednesday in Rich
w a. Virgin, spent the week. END
with his father. AZ. Iiadcnsvillc
John q liloadcs. Jr.. came from Ran
dolph- Macon College. Ashland, 10 spend
sunday With his parents here
i. . Thomson was In Baltimore
last week
Mrs J, r. riclcrs was taken 10 tho
virginia iiospitah Richmond. saturday
Tor an operation.
Robert Crawford has returned 10 his
home in New York. accompanied by
his cousin. Miss Nollic Crawford, OF
Louisa.
Miss Louise Rhoades IL visiting
friends In Richmond.
Mrs. j. Reed ills left Tuesday 10
visit her daughter, Mrs. H. w. Davis,
I'm Danvillc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Blacksburg Social News
lspccinl to The Times Dispatch. j

t special to The Times Disratch.1
BlacksburY, Va. January 2l.--A spc-
cai train brought over II number Of
~ oplc from thristinnSburG for the
there were other visitors here from
THE nearby towns tor this and the All
star Musical, in German Club Han
"Wednesday evening
Mrs. Mary l. BACK returned Thurs
day iro.., visit OF several weeks to
Mrs. William II. Palmer Jr.. III Rich
mond. Mrs. G. w. Black Viii remain
a 81 l.nkc's Hospital for at least two
weeks longer
Mrs. Is. NJ. shepherd ana Mss Kent,
OF Ashland are ~ The Slackshurs Inn
brother, Cadet Hrosscr, Of the in
StitUtc,
Mrs. William Bennett of Bo,e,our,
is the house guest nf Professor and
Mrs. i-isnan . Randolph, Of the V. T..
M. ana Mrs. Alexander BLACK left
Thursday Tor trip south, visiting rcla-
tvcs in Rome, Ga: Columbus, Miss.
and birmingham, Ala.
Miss Ellen Rutherford OF Roland
Park. Md, is visiting her cousin. Mrs
Robert Nelson, at the rectory.
Or. and Mrs. John H. McfSrydc lett
Thursday for an extended visit to their
daughter Airs. c. q. Guignard in Co.
lumhia, s. G..
Mrs. S. G. Wortham. Of warronton
arrived to-day 10 be- the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Emmett Il. Price.
Mrs. ShaCklclpid, 'of charlottesville,
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. -. Howe
Brown, in the Roanoke Valley
Misses BESSIE and Mary Elicit. of
Chriatianshurs, are the guests OF Miss
Mary Henderson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Salem Social News

Especial 10 The Times Dispatca
Salem Va. January .l.-Thc regular
meeting OF the TRICKY Union com
posed of the BAPTIST churches Of poan-
okc. Ninton and Salem was held here
Tuesday evening at 7:3o o'clock \
musical and literary program wasicar-
ricd Out and the meeting PROVED a
very profitable one.
The annual celebration OF tho
Demasthmean Literary Society uf
Roanoke College. took place in Me
Town Hall Thursday evening, and vas
held in memory of General Robert l:
Lees anniversary Tho stage Ms
caboratcly decorated in the socidy
colors and on the wall hung the poi
trait of General Lee. Music was ref
dcred by the college stringcd orchestr
t.. NJ. Warden was In Lynchburg ths
week
y. w. Price has returned from
visit to friends in PittSylvania cnuntS
Mrs. Ida Knox Martin who spcni
several months in Baltimore. has rel
turned home and has as her guest!
Miss Ida Jennings.
Mrs Il. Il. Cannuday left "Wednesday
for Chesapeake to spend several
months with his daughter. Mrs. III. T.
Nottingham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
Cisrnont Social News
I special TO The rimes-pispatc h.

Special TO The Times Dispa tch
Cismont. Va, January 2l.-Mrs
Hugh Morrison. who has lately un-
dergonc an operation for appendicitis
in Richmond is making good progress
toward health and strength iIcr nu-
mcrous friends in the country side are
!, ioicinE in the reports OF her con-
dition.
Jack Crawford has sold ''Music Hail."
his lovely cstutc near Csmont. and
Will make his home for the future III
Iowa. Hcand his charmir- wife and lit
lie son. have Tor some time been part
and parcel of the neivhborhord and
parturc.
Mrs. Murray Boocock ana little son,
Carroll. arc getting we'll again, after.
a long siege OF illness.
Miss Mary Harris. Of charlottesville,
has been visiting AR. and Mrs. T.. q.
Money and Robert Shuclklcford at Cis-
mont.
Miss Amcic Money is visiting friends
in Washington.
The Gotham Bridec club met on
Wednesday, ut Iseaval, Those present
were Mrs. Charles Bowcock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sholto DOUGLAS. Mr.. and A1s.
HouEhton. the Misses Margaret and
Charlotte Randolph and Harry Mansc
Mrs. Clarence Burger who srent the
ais" part OF January, Is now at home
in New York.
Mrs, Massic and children, who have
been for so long Iumicilcd at Clover
heids. are now making their home in
Delaware.
few hours this past week lie was
are spending the winter in Washing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

byterian Church containing about nfty
members. held !ts fourth annual ban
quot In the sunday school annex of IN.
church Monday evening
Inc Bardcas AMI philatheas OF til
Guy mad the pleasure Wednesday, even
ii.ld secretary of the Woridwid
Bhrocn Movement. at the First Bah
ust Church. He spoke upon the won't
Of the organization.
Mrs Robert Bingham entertained Il
lunchc9n al her beautiful home II
Bling I'm Heights. on TUESDAY AFTER
noon Her guests were alrs. ZobuloiI
Baird Vance. Mrs : r. Havencl. Mrsl
JuniuS NJ i'o,nor, Mrs Dun MrrricRi
Mrs. Perry. Mrs -. g. Waddell. Jr1
Mrs Trnch Coke. and Mrs. A. j. Lyman
The annual winter colony at tho Bat
terry Park Hotel is NOW beginning to
grow In numbers, new members ar
irving every day Monday afternoon
IN honor OF some of the guests thsrc.
Mrs. j. J.. Alexander entertained al
iunchcpn' followed by bridge. rho
luncheon, though informal aud small
was one OF the most delightful events
OF the weak.
pr ". II. Smith. of Richmond. will
IN Tho pupit Of the First BGptis,
ing for pr W. NJ Vines who IS IN
Norfolk Va
Mrs. carlton Willard. who has been
sp"ndins several weeks With fricIAs
III Hichinoud. has returned
Mrs. Charles \. Welt and children
have gone to Dunedin, Fla. for the
winter
Anticlpa,lng her departure for Flor.
ida. where She VIII spend the re-
mainder OF the winter, the friends 81
nshttui farewell party Wednesday
evening.