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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

't'}lc recent sroW STERN mauC travel
ing conditions eXc"'lent anG III" farm
cys ard lumhernrn are NetA grateful
in business prospects should b" h. /
t. thar ever before tnlS WIni' T..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

The Lockwood Mills will again 20 ON
lort time on account of the low water
Editions No. mill will start at t.'e
/ NJ. and work until l3.@a noon. NO, :
hi viii come in 1T l2.3o noon and WORK
hi go L. VI. The employees will work
b. 90 hours per week until further 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Rev. Malcolm Dana of Hallowell
cached at the Congregational church
this city Sunday in exchange with
lc pastor. Rev. c. f. Stimson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Members of Winslow Grange. No. 20.
will mold masquerade dance at Grange
hall Jan. u. the proceeds to benefit a
sick brother ana family. y large party
Is earnestly hoped for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

"A special communication of Watervile
odgo. No. 80, +. and A. NJ, will be held
/ 30 this Monday evening for work in
10 Master Mason degree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Tho men OF ST Marks parish VIII
serv" a supper At 7. NJ. TUESDAY 1T
the Parish house. The men men h"I't
of the parish are Welcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

fh" men bcrs of Wdt~rville Lodge.
Ne. :. y. > I. w. will hold NhiSt
party aad social Tuesday evening 1t
their n&ll. Refreshments will be served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

The fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist church will be held Monday.
Feb. Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

\ masquerade, BAH Will be held Tues
day evening, Ian. 81 at the WINSTON
Gran2" hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30
kINE CENTRAL R. R.
IN EFFECT OCT. 10. 1910.
WATERVHLLE:

iER TRAINS LEAVE
Is 4 NJ. for Bangor.
-. y NJ. for Bangor. l..
& \. K, X. Bar iIarhor 4;
old Town. st. john. Hall
fax To Bangor daily III
-lln,llng Sun.laN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
IN
BUILDING LINE
Architects Have Plans Under
Way for Structures.

From some of the local architects
come reports of renewed activity In
the building line. The architectural
firm of j.. N. Pierson & Son an
nounces that it has plans and
sketches under way for eight resi-
dences to be erected in this city and
neighboring places, includin one
handsome structure in Newark. The
latter is to be one of the finest
among palatial residences In the
state. The others are to be erected
in this city, Sewaren, Woodbridge,
Hightstown and Me1uchen. Aylin
Plerson, junior member of the firm
stated today that they would be
erected In the spring.
Plans and specifications for the
proposed new public school building
to be erected at. Oceanport, which
were prepared by j.. N. Pierson 6.
Son, are in the hands of contractors
for estimates. Two local contract
OTIS are figuring on the work. i
Activity has likewise resumed In
J.. K. Jensen's architectural Offices
In New Brunswick avenue Besides
working on the new Liberty Hook
and Ladder Company fire house,
plans, Mr.. Jensen has plans under
way for buildings to be erected in
this city the coming spring. Details
of these annot be made known as
yet.
Work was started yesterday upor
a new grain elevator building for
John Hagerman, of Philadelphia, in
Second street, near Gordon. The
general contractors are ,. c. Done
hue & Son.
The same firm Is making prepare
tions to have ground broken for q
new church edifice for the Church oil
Our Lady of Hungary, In Cortlandt
street. This will be done as soon az
weather conditions become more ia
vorable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
AMONG REAL
ESTATE MEN
About Dsings and
Market Prospects Now.

Land is developing rapidly into
sites for dwellings and becoming
new household nte In the come
munity Is located in the vicinity a
the city hospital, out New Brunse
wick avenue. This section Is deveI-
opfns rapidly despite the fact that
communication with this portion III
the city is difficult from the business
section.
The possibility OF a belt or branch
trolley line going through this $500
ton In the near future would Gauss
a big boom In land values there ana
investors in real estate in this por-
ton of the city are bearing this
point in mind. Property Id B. ace
and Sayre seems to be In de-
mAnd.
Among the recent sales is a lot II
Sayre avenue from John A. Donn-
gan to Neils =. Jensen. The north
west corner Of Brighton avenue and
Paterson street has been sold to Ed
ward Stiff by Fred Christensen. MI.
Christensen will erect q store and
dwelling at this point for the new
owner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
MILES SAYS TO FoR1lFY.

Former Head of Army Declares Poo
pies Protection Demands IT.
New York, Feb. u.@Lieutenant Cen
eral Nelson, a. Miles, speaking before
the Economic club of New York at the
Hotel Aston on Should the Panama
Canal Be Fortified" the subject set
for discussion, declared that:
1.-THE fortfficntion and protection OF
this great national avenue that our
people have builded is demanded by.
the law of the land and BY our treaty
obligations"
OF the other speakers, Professor
Henry Wade Rogers. dean OF the Yale
Law school. and Congressman J. War
rem Keifer Of Ohio held views opposed
to fortilcation, while Henry Reuter-
Dahl, the marine artist and writer. and
DIR. L. Z. Seaman, formerly major sur
geon OF volunteer engineers, were for
fertilization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11

New York, Feb. 1I:-The TIVE
men OF modern times who have been
most lavish in giving money for
philsnthropic purposes have had life
size bronze bnsts made of them re
GENTLY by we'll known sculptors. Tbs
reproduction Of q bronze bust OF
Andrew Carnegie, representing him
in his robes as lord rector OF st,
Andrews university Scotland, the
9rsf American who ever held that
honorsd position, was modelled BY Z.
Massey Rhind. the we'll hnown seaIpz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
MDlcT MANY VOTE SELLERS.

Grand Jury at Danvikis, H., Also In
siudes Perjury h Its Charges.
Danv1lle. Ill. Feb. d1.-The vermil-
h1 county grand Jury which has been
investigating vote selling has present
ed aspartial report In court. 1t oon-
tains 218 true bills. Ii Is said q large
number Of the bills are for vote selling
and perjury.
The grand jury Investigation Is the
o~ltgrowth sof murmulings OF election
frauds which began after the prtma.
rfes last September and which In
creased in volume after the November
election.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded during the past
week.
Elsie X. Sorenson to Mary x,
Kempson, lots 5, s and 7, block -
Grace street.
w. H. MofitR ealty Co. to John
Hanson, lots BAL, 342, block 31sL.
Kamm street; through John Ham
son.
w. H. Mofnt Realty Co. to John
Gutowaki, lot IS, block 3fzG. Eliza-
beth avenue.
Henry and Friedman to George
Moore, lot II. block 1856, Market
street; through Joseph e. Stricken.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
Operation ON Senator Lorimer.

Chicago, Feb, Ex-senator William
r. Lorimer has been operated on for
abscesa OF the ear and Is reported 10
be resting easily and in no danger.
The operation. which was performed
by DR.. Noryul Fl. Pierce. tool place at
the senator's home. ''The operation
vas successful in every way said
DIR. Pierce. Senator Lorimer Is In
no danger and will be out In a short
time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
DR.. IANEWAY DIES.
Former Dean of New York Medical
School Had Been Ill All Winter.

Former Dean of New York Medical
School Had Been III All Winter.
Summit, N. j.. Feb. 11.-Dr. Edward
Gamiliel Janesway, the distinguished
diagnostician and pathologist. Is dead
at his summer home here. He had
been in failing health for some time
and had been here since early in the
winter.
DIR. -Janeway was born In Middleses
county. New Jersey. in 1S41. He wal
graduated at Rutgers college IN 1855
and from the College 81 Phvektan
ami Surgeons sef FeAuniaytn IN 195s
! - sr~sr,s ,&~.1t
From 1893 nnfn 1y0gy VAS TAIan )
the New York University Medfca
sctoof. sffr ~axshc aseAs~r~rTxmw<
Gus medical works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11

Read the NEWS every cay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
rx-Goxernpr Lutte psad.

Pittsfield. N. H.. Feb. i1-Hiram
Americas Tntfle. former governor OF
New Hampshire. Is dead at his home
here. aged seventy-three. He was gov
ernor from 1891 to 1893. His illness
had lasted more than two months,
from q COMMUNICATION OF diseases.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
YOUNG THAN IS FOUND.

Heneymoonsr Who Disappeared h ~
Pasadena, Cab, and Monk Explain.
LOS Angeles, Cal. Feb. 11.-Wllliam
sNhaw Sd. who disappeared while on
Ills honeymoon in the east, has been
found In Pasadena.
Young Thaw declines to admit that
he was lost, but doesn't give very sat
isfaetory explanation OF his presence
here. He simply says he was called
west suddenly.
Subscrfha for tho NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11

Subscribe Tor the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-11
ROOT OPPOSES DIRECT VOTE.
Now York Senator Also Warns snuth
OF laws Probable Effect.

Now York Senator Also Warns 8nuxA
OF LAWS Probable Effect.
Washington. Feb. f1.-Senater ffnu&se8
speech In the senate ngainst the elee-
tion of senators By direct vote waA
characterized from the door m 4 nsaak
impressive speech Mr.. Rnot 76&11&
| that the proposed thAnks
npon di4trust, upop 6fhsor4 kAl1A
Observation-Disclosures aSa
| t1trsss sIs<tssss Esso!nt.sa
provides that congress shah have pow.
er to fix the time and place and pre-
scribe the manner and methods Ok
elections for United EtHres senafnra.
The direct election resolution ffssaii
leaves this matter to the states. II IT,
practically certain that the Snfharland
amendment will be adonted.
Senator Bacon OF Georgia asked Fen
ator Root to explain what he meant by
certain yelled references to conditions
In southern states.
Senator Root In RELY recalled that
he had been discussing the propnsed
surrender In the direct election resoaur
tion by the government o, the United
States of the power necessary 10 z n
force effectively the fonrteeNth and
fifteenth amendments to the cpnstitat
ton.
Read fhe NEWS avery nay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
Durham Social News
'[Special to The Times-DIspat cl

I Durham, N, c., June 10.-The clos
ing exercises of Trinity College with
marked s the calendar in the social
world this week with many brilliant
functions. The alumni dinner, which
is given yea rly to the visiting alumni
afternoon arid was attended BY Il large
number. The Angler Duke gymnasium
in4whichi the banquet took place. was
bright and attractive hHquantities
OF Asloyely flowers and graceful pen
nants and streamcrs Of DARK blue and
white-the college colors. si, a y IL
81 Tile eleventh annual banquet OF the
Eta Prime ChaPt err 55..of the Kappa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11

. . =
MIR. and Mrs. w Wilbur Osborne.
MIR. and Mrs Tom Cowherd, of Cliff
ton Forge, We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Nj D. Cowherd, ST., for a few
days last week.
Mrs. Carter, of Huntington, W. Va,
is visiting Mrs McAleSander. near Cor
louisville, Va.
R. Y. Whitehurst. of Cedar Grove,
was the guest of his parents in Rich
mond, this week. II
T. J. strossh: Of Richmond. was a
Miss Sallie Pugh. of Keswicl, and
Wilbur Sydnor. spent a few days at
Lower Springhclds" last week
George S. McElroy and John f.
W. Ruffin spent Sunday at Champion
the guests of George Barbour.
\ Colonel Joseph Willard and Allen
Potts spent "Wednesday at Happy
Mr. and Mrs W Wilbur Osborne
attended the race meet of che Toma
hawk Hunt Club on Saturday at the
Mrs. Charles +. Russell, of Monta-
bella. Is spending this week In
Charlottesville. FIJI
George Baker, of Hopewell. who has
been very ill for the last month, is
convalescent.
Mrs. George linn, of Castor Hail.
returned home last week, after spend
Ing some time at the home of her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Alexander
Cameron, In Richmond.
Mrs Allen Potts attended the horse
show at Leeshurg this week.
II. G. Cowherd, who has heen suf-
ferins with sprained ankle for the
last month has improved sufficiently
to walk with his cane
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
Raleigh Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch lis
Raleigh, y. C.. June 1O-Rt. Rev.
Joseph Rlount Cheshire, bishop of the
Diocese of North Carolina. and Mrs.
Cheshire this week issued announce
nxhnts OF the marriage OF their daugh-
Ter. Miss lsllzabeth, and REV. Albert
$. Cooper. al Ichang. China, where
both Miss Cheshire and Mr.. Cooper
are in the Episcopal mission service.
The marriage was at Ichnng, on Wed
ncsday of this week. and tho cere-
mOny WINS by Rev. Daniel T.iiiIntinG-
ton. The bride Is the eldest daugh-
ter of Bishop Cheshire. and is a young
woman of rare gifts and charm. She
and her sister, Miss Annie, volunteered
for Chinese i missionary work two
years ago. and Mr.. Cooper Is In the
ware. and has been in Chinese mis-
sion work since 1901. They will re-
Side In Ichang, whore they have lm-
lportant mission work assigned them
by Bishop Root.
Miss Carson Farrier, OF Macon, and
Haywood Richardson, of Cape Charles.
Va, were united In marriage in the
parlors Of Hotel Raleigh here We'd
nesday afternoon. There were here
with the bride and bridegroom for the
wedding. Miss Hope Thompson and
Miss Julia Farrier, of Macon. ~. G..
and Winston Richardson. and George
Farrier. OF Cape Charles. VA.
Mrs. James II. Pou was hostess FRI
day afternoon for the Sandwich Bridge
Club. There were sixteen guests, es-
pecially notable as a visitor being
Mrs. Herbert jackson. formerly n mons
5ulpr memher OF Raleigh ialllife, but
now of Richmond. s t n 81 fs
Miss Elizabeth, Briggs compl mont
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
Radford Social News
tspecial TO The Times-Dispatc

sl. lSIcclHi To ne llIlleS-Dl l
Radford. Va. June t0.-The Rad
dance on Tuesday evening in the Ger
man CLUB hall. The dance was led
by stockton lTeth, Jr., and Miss Hattie
Lott, OF Meridian. Miss. Amnog the
dancers were Miss Maud oliver and
Ford TrolinSer. Miss Ruckner, of
Missouri, ana Mr. Horton. OF Roanoke;
Miss Tillery, of Missouri and John
NOEL, Miss Baird and Mack Alex
ander. of Dublin; Miss Willie Harvey
and Gordon Roberts; Miss Laura In
giles and Truman I'ullard Miss AIackic
Spigiener and T. Il. Harvey; Mrs.
James Cowan and Mr.. Cowan; Miss
Charlton, OF savannah. and Hugh Pres
ton: Miss Dohson, OF EnoXvllle,U and
Walter Johnson: Miss Sarah Spigicner
and r.. w. Silvcrs: Miss Kathleen
Clark and Mack Harvey; Miss Crockett.
of Wytheville, and Frank Jordan, OF
Dublin; Miss Julia Trolinser and w.
y. Longley. OF Richmond; Mrs. Rad
ford Adams. with MFR. Adams: Miss
Sallte Howe and MIR. De Jarnette OF
Rfchmond; Miss Evelyn Lyle and Ro-
bert Harvey; Miss Dess Billiard and
William Creggar, Of Abingdon: Mrs.
Eugene Vaughan and Mr. Vaughn
Miss Elizabeth Overstreet and j, C.
Amls. and Miss Minnie Howe aad
Henry Jordan. OF Dublin,
Among the cllaperons and guests
were Judge and Mrs Cassell. Mrs.
Galway. Mrs. G. ". Lyle, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Einstein and Misses Agnes John
son and Mary Louise Galway.
Those attending the FL honso party
given by Miss Kathleen Clark. are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11

Miss cornelia Chappeil left Wed
neHday for Cave Spring. Ga. after, a
visit TO her aunt. Mrs.HC. F. Hurt.
Maggie s E P4sston spsna hns his
week with Mrs Robert f. Preston.
D. NJ. Jones and H. c. Jones' of
days with their parents, Major and
Airs. wheeiock and children OF
Birmingham are guests of Mrs. Jas.
MISS Mary Litchheid has returned
from Washington. where she spent
the winter.
Mrs. James McGavoch and Miss Julia
Palmer. Of Max :Ieadows. are guests
of Mrs. John w. icGavock.
.i Or. James Hutton. of Jackson Miss.
will occupy the pulpit of the Presby-
,erian Church Sunday; He is, spend
Judge f. 3. Hutton and other relatives
near by.
Miss Susie AIcwhorter. of Morris
town. and Miss Agnes Micou. of Rad
ford, were attendants at the Wolf
Mcconnell marriage, which took place
at Green Spring. Wednesday. Colonel
and Mrs. Sam Fulkerson. OF Bristol,
were also among the guests pres
Miss Emma Brown. Of Bristol, was
the Weekend guest Of, Mrs. Robert
II. Campbell.
HI waiter RonertSOn. or Johnson City,
was In town this week.
Charles Carson has returned from,
Flshburne Academy, where he was at
school last session.
Mrs. Shumate. Of 4ynchburg. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hurt, of Marion,
and Mrs. Cassie Hurt. OF Lynchburg.
are the guests of MIR. and Mrs, ]. Irby
Hurt.
Mrs. r. " lancaster, Page Ian
caster and Miss Nellie Morton spent
several days p inH}town z q puesta of
their way from McComb. Miss. to
Hampden Sidney. where they will
spend the summer with relatives h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11

Sigma Fraternity was held Tuesday
evening in the dining-room of
the Corcoran Hotel. The room was
remnants, banners and seals of the
fraternity. The colors of the frater-
nifty are red. white and green. and all
the details OF the elegant affair sug-
gested the trio OF color In the centre
OF the long table a great cluster of
American Beauty roses were attrac-
lively arranged, whilethe other tables
were adorned with the same lovely
flowers The ceremonial part of the
Pssqsl RreSaf BOYD sysr ~ 4 H 1hs
toast on "The Fraternity of tho Col
lean College Fraterniticsn; j. n, Aiken
responded to The Fraternity and tho
College; Eta Prime and Her Sc
niors," . by II. g. H,endrick and Her
guests were Miss pristine Mcintosh.
with /. ~ Puryear: Miss Hortenso
ZONES. with Gale White; Miss Margaret
Erwin, with Z. b. Suffer: Miss Bessie
Katie Lee Mcilinnon. with Fl. a..
Hayes: Miss Elizabeth Smith, with pr.
S. Il. Pierce: Miss Catherine Ovcrman,
with John iiaII Manning; Miss Eloisc
Miss Betsy John Haywood. with Hunt
Parker; Miss Kathleen Matthews. with
AS. Brewer: Miss Ruth ADAMS with
L. Suffer; Miss .Ieb Whitfield, with T..
VI. Nstti' WI NllsoS lJuTnHtn, WIFI IL.
y. korner; Miss Marie Long, with w
+. GIL Miss Gladys Taliaferro, with
w. G. Su.ter; Miss Mary Gorhanl. with
J. n. Aiken: Miss Mary Louise Mann
ing, with Claude I3arbee; Miss Willie
Cox, with f. w. lest; Miss Mary
Sasser, with NV. Is. Duncan, Jr.; Miss
Nancy Rem, with r, q. 8. Everton;
Miss Rebecca Niche. with n. Is. An
derson and Miss Mildred Borden, With
H!iiG HendriclS.; Chaperoning the
party, were Dr. and NTrs.9{W. X, Boyd.
Miss Anne Roney, Mrs. It'd. Jones,
James Southgate. Mr. and Mrs. George
Lyon. 5ii.i!s2 s5
The GROWING event. Of the socia.
affaira was the annual reception on
"Wednesday evening, which was at
tended by hundreds OF visitors from
North Carolina and many other States.
The room In which the long receiving
line OF patroncssos and escorts stood
was lovely In Its, heantiful arrange
'ments Of plants and flowers. n which
formed an effective background for
the handsome and, = sxouIs ite5 go,yyns!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
Concord Social News
[specia to The Times-Dispatct


Concord. Va, June 1o.-AIss Lottie
Jennings, OF Apponlattox, was tho
guest of Miss Zelma Carson the past
week.
Robert Coleman, OF Lynchburg. spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Petticrew
Professor J, II. Carroll. who was
principal of Concord High School the
past session. returned to his home
Miss FLORENCE Taylor, Of Lynch
burg.iis the house guest of Miss Liz
ohm Fucker. of Lynchburg, visited
his home people Saturday and Sun
81. N. Carson. Jr. who has been on
West Virginia, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Steele. of Spout
Spring. visited Mrs. j. II. Steele, Sat-
urday. "
lightfully entertained a number of
their friends Saturday a fterno on. Those
present We're Mrs. ". c. Akers. Misses
Louise Akers. Florence Taylor. Mary
Harvey. Mary RiveIy, Mary and LII
liam Jones, Bessie Wood, Ethel Rively.
Carson. Grace Cross, Annie Stratteu.
j. NJ. Carson Jr.. l.. y, Franklin. w.
c.. Akers, George Franklin, II. II, Cress.
7 Robert Rively. Farr Wood. Howard
Elder, Baxter Foster and Professor j.
H Carroll; Misses Mamie Susan Evans
pleasure of the afternoon BIZ render
ing piano selections Games were
played and refreshments served. (.
j. II, Steele left Wednesday for a
visit to his daughter Mrs Richard
Ernest Tyler of Staunton. and while
& Valley, visiting places of war interest
to him. 4-s flia r;f '. ij
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11

, Miss Tillery. of Missouri; Miss Dobsonx.
Of KnoNville; Miss Buckner. of Miss;
souri; Miss Charlton. OF Savannah 3
Wentworth, OF Ronnoll G. ff
Misses kathlene and Lucile CasseIj
gave charming ontertainmenttto8
"Wednesday evening. Tho time was
spent in playing hearts. 5si rs
Misses Sarah and Jennie Spigiener.
OF Columbia. S. c., left Thursday forf
their home after visiting Miss Evelyr3
Lyle. l55 M =
Misses Lucille casseil, salliea II owe
Evelyn Lyle and bessie B4llard lefh5
will attend tho v. p. L. commences
ment. y
Mrs. 4. P. Goldsmith entertained thai
Foreign Mission and Aid Societies OIL
Radford Presbyterian Church Thurs-}
day afternoon Mrs Goldsmith, ona3
OF the delegates to the Presbyterian
Union nj Bueiield. gave an 3intere st-
ing report of the meeting. s:ss95s
Charlie Einstein gave o horseback!
ride 10 FELL Spring on Saturday event.
Ing. in honor OF Miss Evelyn Lyle.a
Misses Helen Jones and ClnrieE
Powell. of Birmingham. are visiting,
Miss Lena Martiis. ~
son are visiting Mrs. Ingles's PARENTS,
in Snltvllle, ST.,
Rev l. w. irwin visited friends In
town this week. n ;i5g
Julia Trolilnger's house party were
Misses Ada PennlnSto of PenningS,
ton Gap; Bessie Summers. of BristoIss
Maud Oliver OF Atlanta; Willie Har-:,
vey. La Verno Penland, OF ISnoxviile.
and Miss Tller. of E,rnporia; Waitelis
Pennington, OF Penninst ton Gap . ohm!
Spindle. of Christiansburg: Gordon
Roberts, Taylor Martin. w. J. Long,
lex. Of Richmond; Mosby{ Wade, a OF;
Christiansburg. Robert, Fred and AIaqA
Harvey Marry Miller and Ford HarI
vey. * 81
The school board has elected afE
of last years teachers except MISS
Mary Lee Shnlcr who did not apply.
and whose place Miss Ida Mitchell VIII
ill. 5 "a ~ ~ 5355f sJss "a
Elijah Iuglcs has returned from hia
Southern trip, as have MI the othara
OF the party si. * s.tsss ssSs
Episcopal Conferences In aoanokn9
which he attended as delegate fror3
| .Radford Church, ${iE b Il ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11

worn by the party. There was a con
tinual stream of distinguished guests
calling throughout the evening.
Among the bevy OF Metty school
girls just homot are AIMs Catherine
Jones from the State Normal; Miss
Mary Sasser, Elizabeth College; Misses
Bessie Erwin, Mary Louise Manning,
Elise Lloyd. Margaret Erwin. ST.
Mary's. at Raleigh, who were accom-
panied by a number of friends who
came to attend the commencement ex-
crcises.
Miss Margaret Boylan, of Raleigh,
whose engagement to Claiborne Carr,
of this city, was recently announced,
was the guest of Mrs. J. S. Carr. Jr.,
this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
10Y Elizabeth Johnson as

I MISS Toy EItHhboth Johnson as tho
bride-elcct of Rev. Calder T. willing
ham. OF Richmond. with lovely linen
shower Friday afternoon. There was
n special touch OF Japanese about
the decorations, and special features
that wcro of special interest in con-
nection With the fact that Mr.. and
Mrs. Willlngham will make their home
In Japan. where Rev. MIR. Willingham
is In mission service.
The Fortnightly Review Club was
S Snsertal y, , me , past week ~ Mrs:
literary papers by Mrs r. y. W. Con-
nor, Mrs j. b. Kennedy and DR.. Della
Dixon Carroll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-11
Abingdon Social News

Special to The Times-Dispatch.l
Abingdon, Va, June 1Q--Miss Lille
Z Booker has returned from a three
weeks vacation spent in Baltimore.
safter q visit to Mrs. Bette Bradley
Miss Cherry Mae Preston, who has
taught voice culture for the past two
Years at Lonlsburg. NJ c., Ia home for
Miss Margaret Hicks, OF I.oulsbprg.