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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-27
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rain late to:nightaand Tuesday; colder
Tuesday afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-11-27

Miss Frances Lynch leaves Thurs.
daydlor Pittsburg where she will re:
sideiwith sherparents who have recent.
lyFniovedithere from Mcfarland
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ALL THE BANKS, Blu sINEss
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SCHOOLS EWiLLS BE CLOSED.
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from Richmond and is the guest of
Mrs. VI. G. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruddle. OF Culpeper,
were guests this week of DR.. and Mrs
w. A. Montgomery.
Mrs. Ballard Boswell, of Hunting
ton, W. Va. is visiting her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. T. ]. Stubs.
Miss Annie Gait left the first of the
week TO visit relatives in Richmond
and Maryland.
Mrs. A. ]. Barnes has returned home
from a visit to her brother. NJ. L.
Cottrell, In James City.
Miss jean Mercer has returned from
a delightful trip to New York, Prince
ton and Philadelphia. While in the
latter city she was the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Gustavus Cook.
Misses Frances ana Virginia Tim
bcrlake We're guests OF friends in
Richmond the latter part of the week.
Mr. Matilda Person has been spend
ms some time with friends in Newport
News,
Herbert /. Lewis. of West Point, and
6. Walter Mapp, of Accomac, were
Williamsburg visitors this week.
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CHASE CITY
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Chase City. Va, November 25.-Thc
Ladies Fortnightly Club was delight
fully entertained u few afternoons ago
by Mrn. J. Thomas Goode. Jr.. at her
homo on upper Main Street The sub.
5eet OF this seasons program. is
4rEngiand." Most of the members were
present, and after regular order OF
business. delightful refreshments were
served. Tho following were guests:
Mrs. Moore, OF New York. and Mrs.
Charles NJ. Boswell
Rufus Fircshuts of South Carolina.
was lii town few days ago.
Mrs. Moore, of New York who las
been visiting relatives here, and in the
county, left for her home a few days
ago.
II. II. Cosby, of Richmond, was in
town few days ago
Miss Frye. of Greensboro, N. c.. is
week.
I.iss Marion Thcat, who has been In
sd home.
Misses Wood of Clarksvillc, we're
sse guests of Miss Norvell Il few days
this week,
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BRADFORD

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Radiord, Va. November 25-Mrs J.
w. Tinsley and Mrs. Tyree billiard
gave delightful reception at Mrs
llnsleys home, in honor of Mrs. ]
5. Nam and her daughter Miss Mar.
Eafct Nan. The house was beautifully
decorated with OVERWHELMING
MIS-. william lnglcs Went to Roam
Miss Mary. Millner is visiting ho,
aunt, Mrs w. a. Wilson.
Miss Page Nixon left Sunday for
ashland, after visiting Miss Elenoir
Mrs. David cloyd. Jr.. and little
aanghter are guests OF Mrs. L. C.
Mrs. S, A. Hunter returned saturd J.
from visit to Newport, Giles county
one LETT "Wednesday for Victoria. wbera
she VII make her home
Mrs. Moilie Lewis. of Roanoke, is
'iSitlnE Mrs. Angie Ingles
MISS Elizabeth Overstreet returned
TO her homo in Bedford CITY We'd
hesuay after visiting hero.
Miss Minnie Ingies returned bo,no
Wednesday after visiting in Ken
wi Mrs }: NJ Thomas spent Wednesday
WIN her mother, Mrs. Clark.
james stone spent n few DAYS with
ms sister, Mrs. a. $. johnson. this
Miss Leila Goldsmith spent Wedn,s
day In BIacksburg.
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hosts at most attractive dinner
thursday evening in honor of Mr. and
Hlrs. Clifford Clark, whose marriage
was n social event of tho fall Covers
We're laid for ten. their guests includ-
Ing all the members OF the wedding
party. The color scheme of the decora-
tons was white and yellow, and ap-
propriatc Christy pictures instead of
place cards. made charming favors
Mrs. Samuel Booker was hostess to
the Matinee Bridge on Saturday after
noon at the home off, DR.. and Mrs
Clyde. on Jamcson's Hill. Those play
Ing were Mcsdames Tucker Chelf. Max
S sa and Clyde Lewis. Misses
sally Strother. Mildred Hill, Bessie
Mackall. Adella and Fannie Vowel, Ce-
ieste Williams. Jacqueline Ware and
Byrd Law Mrs. Booker also entertain
ed on Thursday afternoon with three
tables OF five hundred.
MISS Hattie Nottingham, of Brandy.
and MISE Helen Armstrong left Friday
for visit to Miss Armstrong; cousin.
Mrs. Mccormick. in Baltimore.
Miss Helen Hawley entertained the
Billiken Club on Saturday afternoon.
Five hundred was played from 3 to 5,
after which refreshments were served.
The highest score was made by Miss
Louise Fray. who was awarded the
prize.
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T0AN0

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Toano. Va. November 35.-H q
Morse, OF Providence Forge. has moved
his family to Toano, SO that his chill
aren might enter the Toano High
B. L. Cody. OF Barhamsville, speut
Saturday and Sunday with friends az
Miss Bonnie Crosser, of Newport
News. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Crosser.
Miss Grace WEIGH. of Richmond, ,s
visiting her uncle, r. T. Martin.
Mrs. w. II. Potter is visiting her
sister, Mrs &. A. Simpson, of Rich
mond. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian, Of Crittenden
are visiting Mrs. Baker, OF tho High
School faculty.
The Toano High School, after havine
been closed for two weeks on accoinf
of diphtheria. is open again, but with
small attendance. 800
DIR. Larance Gatewood, OF Newnor.
News. is Visiting his brother, Dr. Re-
T. Gatewood. ~
Mrs. d. Warren Marston is waiting
her mother in Richmond.
j. A. Potts, of Barhamsville. war
In Richmond this week.
}. III Jennings, OF Grafton, Yorls
county. Is visiting his brother. A. w.
Jennings. We
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WARRENT0N
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Warreston, Va, November 25.-Mrs
D. s. Henderson, OF Aiken, s. c., after
a pleasant visit of several days to her
sister, Mrs. Walter Fl. Robertson, re-
turned homo.
Colonel Grenvills Gaines spent Tues
day and Wednesday In Washington.
Those leaving this week for the
Madison Square Horse Show were
Miss Miriam Crosby, Mrs. and Miss
Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs. james K. Mad
dux, Mrs. B. D. Spiiman and Miss
Annie Camden Spilman.
Miss Maud and Mamie Colvin left
Wednesday for Washington.
Captain ]. B. Rose and D. c. Rose
spent the weekend with MFR. and Mrs.
A. Il. Rose.
MI; 8 Helen Ramey is now In Kappa
hammock with her cousin. Mrs. James
Miss Agnes Blackwell left this week
to attend the ArmYaand Navy football
game in Philadelphia. and later will
visit Mrs. %. D. Cassett and other
friends.
Mrs. A. w. strother is enjoying a
visit from her daughter, Mrs. Sidney
Shumate. and her littlo son.
Edwin So s. BLACKWELL Jr.. who Is
student 'of the university, visited
his parents this week.
Mrs. Wertimer4 reached home Satnr-
.dax after g delightful Walt 20 her
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SOUTH BOSTON
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South Boston. Va, November U.s.
Miss Matte Johnson. of Roanoke, is
the guest oil Mrs. +. J: Davis and Miss
Virginia Wright, at this place.
Miss Helen Easley LETT few days
folk.
Mrs J. T.. Parkinson, who has been
Glenn. at "Glenmary." has returned
TO her home in Richmond.
Rufus Fireshects, of Spartanburg, s.
c.. visited the home of Mrs. j. w.
Anderson, on upper Main, this week
Is Visiting her parents. MIR. and NrSs
c. w. Mckinney. on Ellyson Street
Mrs. Edward Turner. of Reidsvillc,
y. c. Is the guest Of her mother. Mrs.
DR.. IT, Stuart Mclean. of Richmond
was the guest of Drs. Armstrong,
Georg" and J. Men, Slower on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. J. w: Traver. of Mountain Lake
Park, Md, is visiting Mrs. Samuel Il.
Gilliland, on upper Main.
The young women of the Baptist
Church gave an enjoyable bazaar on
wednesday. y sumptuous supper was
served.
The members Of the w. c. T. u.
celebrated red letter day with appro-
PIRATE exercises in the Baptist Church
paper was read by Mrs. w. x. Bal
low. An instrumental solo was ren-
dercd by Miss Mary Willis, while tho
choir furnished special music for the
occasion. The principal address was
made by Mrs. A. +. Willis. The mem
bers attended In q body.
Mrs. Mary 1T. Jeffress. who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Mrs. l. G.. Aten, OF Huntington, w.
Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. e.
Armstrong, at this place.
Mrs. George p. Merrill, of Washing
ton. y. c., is the guest OF her parents.
MIR. and Mrs L. B. Yancey. on Broad
street.
Tom Miles, of Danville, was a visitor
here during the week.
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BURKEvILLE
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Burkevillc. Va, November 25-Mrs.
j. l.. ASncw was hostess for joiSt
meeting of the Aid Society ana No
mans Missionary Society OF the Pres
DEterian Church on Monday afternoon.
There were twenty members present.
and after n s25 collection was taken
up Tor Mr.. Bedinger's expenses to the
foreign field. Mrs. Agiew served dainty
ana delicious refreshments
Mrs. Myers. of Pittsburgh. Pa. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. sellers ut
Grape n lawn. until after the holidays
Darrell Perry spent the week end
inc nome OF w. a. Farrar, ut
w. a S. Conrad has returned from
conference held at Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. c. b. Bowry entertained the
thursday Box Club. a great many
visitors were present. and delicious
refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. NJ. B. Brad
shaw.
Misses Susie Powell and Grace
lowell spent Sunday with Miss Grace
Woodhouse.
Miss Ella G. Ilgncw has returned
from Warerly. where she delivered an
address to the Waverly High school
Mrs. Mary Saunders held a
reception on Friday. the occasion being
the celebration OF her eighty-cighth
birthday. Many called and wished her
many happy returns
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daughter, Mrs. Sublett. who now lives
In Toronto Canada.
Miss Lucy Stone. Miss Emily Fair.
and Miss Fell and Mrs, George d.
Stone were visitors 10 washington
this week.
Mr.. Russell, who recently purchased
MIR. Harriss farm, IL entertaining his
lather. mother and two sisters
Mrs and Miss Ernst. OF Washing
ton Will be the winter guests OF Mrs,
Carter.
Thomas C. Assheton IL visiting bis
mother. Mrs. Juliet w. Assheton
George Tongec and l. H. Kellogg
and Misses Jessie f. Walraven and
ana Curtis left Wednesday 10 attend
the marriage of Miss Hayden in WASH
ington.
- Nusbaum. of Washington, visited
old friends on Tuesday
Nathan Bickford and son we're
visitors from Washington here on
tn -sday and Wednesday.
Mrs. John S. Gaines gave tea on
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF Mixs
Cheney, of New York. after the drag.
Commodore Mahan gave bridge
party OF two tables on Friday cvcn-
ing at Conway Grove" The Country
Club was beautifully decorated u,
white and red, the colors OF the Hunt
Club OF Fauquier, at the hunt break
fast given on Friday afternoon !asr
by Mrs. MARSHALL, Mrs. slater, Mrs
Gaines and Mrs. Clarke, who entcrinin
ed FULLY $50 guests.
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HEATHsvILLE

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Heathsville. Va, November 25.--Mrs.
r, c. Slaughter, OF "Alt Zion" and
Misses Mabel Long and Elizabeth An
derson are In Baltimore this week.
Asa S. Rice and Clinton Pearson
have returned from Baltimore, towhich
place they Were called by business
Mrs. Louise Pearson. OF Lottsburg.
spent some time recently with her
mother. Mrs. William Anderson, in
Henthsville.
Miss Mamie Pearson Stoneham spent
the weekend at her home in IIonaskon
DIR. Robert Booker. OF I.ottsburg, has
returned from New York, where he
has been taking a post graduate
course.
Miss Gcncricve dc P. Smith is spend
fnE some time with hcr sister, Mrs
3. H. B. Hubbard, al her home in
Whitestone.
Rev. ]. T. Routten. wife and son.
lack, have returned from Salisbury
where they have been attending con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
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CULPEPER

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AN GuiPp sd, "a. November s5.-Miss
mas been spending tho week with
Mt and Mrs Fred Porter, on Jameson's
VII, spent Thursday with friends In
w. j. Parr was the recent guest Of
MS son -in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs. Marion Lewis, following visit
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Irvine Parr, in Bran
Mrs. Stewart Brand, of Washington,
and Mrs. Sayre Thompson and little
N MISS Katherine THOMPSON. of Milton.
are are spending ,p some days with Color. eli
ana Mrs. S. M. Newhouse.
Miss Nelson Green and her aunt.
MISS Mitchell. left Tuesday for ), stay
o. M some weeks In Lexington, Ky.
Julia Miller Blake, returned Tuesday
from a weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Henry. in Cleveland Park
mercer Jennings Is home after a
mock
Mrs. Mary Dick left this week for
louisiana, where she will spend Inc
winter at the home Of her son, James
Miss frankie Taunt is spending sew
erai weeks in Washington, the guest
OF her uncle and aunt. Sergeant Gen
eral and Mrs. RiNey
Miss Bette Coons. who spent last
week with the Misses Waite, ia tho
cues, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles FAINT, on
Mrs. Charles Lee Smoot and two sons
LETT this week for Woodstock, where
Mrs. Smoot has n great many relatives
anu anu where she expects to make her
future home.
Mn. and Mrs. Bowman Clark, of Ma
nassas, are recent arrivals in Culpeper
Street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Archie Gilkeson and
little son, OF Raleigh, ~. c.. have been
spending the week with Mr.. Gilkc-
sons parents In Culpeper. Mr.. GiIke-
son returned to Raleigh to-day. but
w VII reooin his family here for the
Christmas holidays.
Misses Virginia and Margaret Ma
son spent several days with friends In
Gulpeper returning to their home in
Happahannock Thursday
Mrs. Philip Bragg, Sr., Is visiting her
son. in-lhw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
waiter Schenk, In Roanoke.
irvine Gilkeson. OF Norfolk. was the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. D. James Cole
man man, during the week, and spent
Thursday in Washington, returning to
Norfolk by boat.
:, !. Miss il, Wise, of Norfolk, and Miss Mary
days ago for visit to Mr.. and Mrs
Edmanson. in Texas. Mrs Edmanson
was, before hor marriage, Miss Fran
kie Smith. of Culpeper.
In compliment to the Senior Five Hun
ared Club, whose guest she has so Of
ten been, on Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Jameson's Hill. Those playing
were Mesdamcs Matthews, Cooper, Low
ing, Turner. Russell Smith, RlXey,
tucker Chelt. Roger Bickers, and
Misses Jane Loving. Sally Strother,
Armstrong. CrlmOra Payne and Matte
Bail Buckner. This was in the nature
OF good-by" party. as Miss Sampson
expects to leave to-day for visit to
Mr; and Mrs. Cooke Graysof, in Char
ilottesvfle, and from there will go to
RlChm0n1 "a yt,,ta .
MISS May Hill entertained at cards
on Tuesday at the home of her brether
Temple HILL the guest of honor being
her cousin, Miss Lada Lewis, who has
been spending the week with her. 9th
ers present were Misses Fray Jones,
Fraley Macoy. Johnson, Sutherlin, An
derson, Carter, Hawley. Mrs. Marion
Lewis and John Jones. The prize was
won by Miss Mary N1acoy. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Samuelson were
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WINCHESTER
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Winchester. Va, November "a
Many people from a distance attend
ed the marriage OF Miss Sue Hans
brough. daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. NJ
II. Hansbrough, OF Front Royal. to
" ter Carter, also of that place,
which was solemnized on Wednesday
OF the BRIDES parents.
Miss Florence Myers left Winchester
this week to spend some time with her
brother, William Myers, In Fairfax
county. and they will later visit friends
In Richmond.
Miss Kelley, of Richmond, Is visiting
Mt the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Chiles, at Kernstown.
Of the Southern Methodist Church IN
Winchester, but now of Boston, Mass,
has been spending the past week here
Renewing old aeQuatnt aplaa. Mia.
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GLADSTONE

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Gladstone, Va. November 25-W L.
Davenport Is visiting relatives at Cor
louisville.
Mrs. S. r. Bolton. Of Norwood, Is
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. r. l..
Akers.
g. a, Wallace leaves this week for
Clifton Forge
l. ~. Capell and wife will leave for
Hinton. W. Va, this week. where they
expect to make their home in the flu
ture.
Mrs, e. E. Burks and little son, Sid
ney, of New York, who have been
visiting relatives here have returned
home.
Miss Alma Brown is spending some
time with her sister. Mrs. j. r. lobe.
w. r. Moon Is on hunting trip with
some friends at Myndus.
Miss Pocahontas Megginson. one Of
the teachers Of the Norwood High
School, Is visiting her parents
P. NJ. Horslcy. of Greenway, was
the guest at the homo of Mrs. C. p.
Moon this week.
Mrs. S. Il. Atkinson has returned
from short stay in Richmond.
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ClSMONT

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Cismont, Va, November 25.-Mrs
Frank Thurman has returned from her
long trip to California, and her old
home at Memphis, Tenn, and Is at
home at Arcadia" near Keswick
Rev. Leslie Robson is at home az
ter a five weeks vacation in England
The bazaar at the Cismont audito-
rum on Saturday last. which wns
given by the Ladies' Aid Society. was
great success. The oyster supper
was delicious and heartily enjoyed by
the guests.
The Keswiok Hunt Club is enjoying
good runs twice week. The weather
so far has been perfect for the sport.
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ARVONIA

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Arvonia, Va, November 26.--Dr. and
Mir. and Mrs. Ralph C. Root. of PEN
Ian. visited tho home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Price p. Glover. ut Manteo, on Sunday,
returning TO Arvonia on Tuesday. The
mon of the party were remarkably
successful In quail shooting.
Hon. Hal D. Flood OF Appoma ttoX,
spent several days with a. l.. PITTS,
u. last week.
ed Arvonia last week. remaining sew
Mrs. r. I. stone spent this week
at the home of her brother, William
Pitts. at Lees,
Miss Moliie Butcher, of Mount Zion
visited friends In Arvonla on Satur-
day and Sunday of this week.
A. L. Pitts. Jr.. visited Farmville
this week, returning here on We'd
L. T. Crook. of washington, was a
visitor In Arvonla last week.
w. A. LeSuer. of Ore Bank. spent
Mrs. Lacy Pierce. OF Richmond, was
visitor here this week. While here
she also visited Buckingham Court
house.
large congregation in the Carriers
vile Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
This was his first sermon In the church
since his instailation as pastor.
i-ieaioI II. Oh the ArNOEla
Inn. visited relatives in Penlan this
week.
Miss Florence Petit who is snena-
Ing the winter with her aunt, Mrs.
Stone. visited her home in Fluvauna
county last week.
John Senger spent several days in
Richmond last week, where his mother
remains i'll in hospital.
Mrs. w. r. Evans was visitor in
Richmond this week
Quite number OF teachers and
school officers OF Buckingham county
will 20 10 Norfolk next week to be in
attendance upon the Virginia Educa-
tiona Conference.
r. II. Brown. Of Philadelphia was
visitor here last week.
Miss Vera Yer Panck, of BROOKLYN.
who. with her young nephew, Master
Douglas Yer Planck, has been spend
Ing the autumn with friends here. left
Inst week for her home
Miss Edith Wilson visited her home
In Fear Garden" on Friday, returning
to bellevue" on Sunday afternoon,
Miss Edith Pitts accompanied hcr on
her visit home.
DIR. Oppenhimer and William Rncgrr
OF Richmond, who have been visitin..
r. q. Hughes here, have returned home
after some successful quail shooting.
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lanes Is 2 sister of Bishop Collins

James Is a sister OF Bishop Collins
Denny, of Richmond
Mrs. William Marvin Randall. OF
Colorado Springs, Col, and Miss
have been visiting Miss Mary Spott
Buchanan at her home In Winchester.
left this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gray Williams and
their daughter have returned to this
city from visit to relatives and
friends in Washington.
Miss Bessie Arthur, who has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. b. f. Wilson,
In Harrisonburs. returned to Winches-
ter this week.
Pa. has returned to Winchester 10
spend some time.
Mrs. Jennie Fox Darling. who has
been visiting relatives In West Vir-
ginia. has returned to her home in
Miss Lille Baker left Winchester
this week on visit TO friends in
Mrs. Garland NJ. Hansbrough and
Miller. left Winchester several days
ago to visit their aunt. Mrs. Charles
L. Grazier, in Harrisonburg. where
Miss Miller Will spend the winter.
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd re-
turned to Richmond this week, after
spending several days at his home In
Winchester.
hlrS. John a MANI, VINO has been
visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Alexander NJ. Baker. in Winchester.
has returned to Atlantic City, y. J.
Mrs. John MCCauley. OF Wheeling.
". Va, has been visiting her brother
in-law and sister. MIR. and Mrs. Rug
sell Reville, near Winchester
Miss Ruth Hotties came from Wood
stock this week on short visit to
friends in Winchester.
Miss Daisy Burkhart. who has been
visiting Miss Plnkie Sheetx In Win
chester, has returned to her home in
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crum Clevenger came
from Pontiac, Ill. this week on q visit
to relatives in Winchester and vicinity.
Mr.. and MrH. Jacob Metz and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. S. Haldeman have return
ed to Winchester from n motoring trip
through Maryland and West Virginia.
Mrs. Paul Jackson. of Front Royal,
is visiting at the home of her grand
mother. Mrs. Lucy Kinzel. In Win
cheste
Miss Lillian Montgomery. OF Missouri
who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Il. Harmer.
in Winchester, has gone on a VISIT TO
friends in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William FL Warden
who have been visiting relatives IN
Winchester and vicinity. left. this week
to spend some time In Florida be-
fore returning to their ranch In New
Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Gearing have gone
to Woodstock, after visiting relatives
and friends In Winchester, having
taken q house in the former place.
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WILLIAMSBURG
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Williamsburg, Va. November 81
Mrs. Alfred Hart Miles was hostess al
charming bridge party Monday even.
gueritn Mason. of Newport r
Among those playing were AIisso,
Nora Macon. katherine Gcddy, Ellen
iEarnes. Nah Stubs, Beulah Brooks
lott Dold, T. r. Wilcox. r r. SAY.
age, r. y! jackson. w. b. Lee John
Tyler DR.. c, II. Davis ana Professor
q. Q. Ferguson. The woman's head
Prize was won by Miss Brooks, willis
cox.
Mrs. Samuel Moore, of Loudoun. i,
visiting her sisters. Mrs. Virginia
Morccock and Mrs. u. G. Durfey
wainwright. Of Norfolk, have bean
the guests OF Mrs. w. II. Christian.
MISS Nj. Eva WRIGHT has retnrned
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BLACKSTONE

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nitckstone, Va, November 25.--NIrs
Eugene Caldwell and children 80
returned to blackstone, after Visit
70 70 hcr sister, Mrs. Edward Evans in
MIS- II. s. Beverly is visiting her
Avenue, in Richmond. ''
Mrs Ben Cobb. little Misses Mar.
Garet and Virginia Cobb are visitine
friends in Waverly.
Travis E;pes. of Richmond is Nae
visiting relatives and hunting.
;, hehham Morriss. his guest, Turner
hnS' OF Norfolk. and Moncure Grav,it
h h spending few days in Dinwidde
Miss Elizabeth Amos, of Norfolk is
visiting Mrs L. r. Roovcs. :"
MISS Katherine Lowe. who has bean
i ,,,,.,,E IN New York for some time. is
Vlsiting relatives here 80