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The Port Gibson reveille., 1911-01-12
DO YOU GET Up WITH A LAME BACK?
Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver
Bladder Trouble?

Pain or dun ache IN the back Is ev1
dence OF kidney trouble. It is Natures
timely warning to show you that the
track Of health is not clear.
Danger Signals.
II these danger signals are unheeded
more serious results follow; Bright'a
disease, which is the worst form OF
kidney trouble, may steal upon you.
The mild and immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy Is soon realized.
It stands the highest for its remark.
able curative effect In the most dis
tressing cases. If you need medi.
cine, you should have the best.
Lame Back.
Lame back is only one OF many
symptoms of kidney trouble. Other
symptoms showing that you need
Swanp-Root are, being obliged to pass
~-ater often during the day and to get
up many times during the night.
Inability to hold urine, smarting In
passing, uric acid, headache, dizziness,
indigestion, sleepIessness, nervousness,
sometimes the heart acts badly. rheu-
matism, bloating, lack of ambition.
may ~ AOSo VI ACohs Odl1OH COulpiS4-
ion.
Prevaiency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable preva-
lency Of kidney disease. While kidney
disorders are the most common dis
eases that prevail, they are almost the
last recognized by patient and physi-
clans, l0ho usually content themselves
sotth doctortng the effects, while the
original disease constantly undermines
the system.
A Trial viii Convince Anyone.
In taking Swamp-Root you afford
natural help to Nature, for Swamp
Root is a gentle healing herbal COM
EDITORIAL NoTIcE-To prove the
may have sample bottle and a book
lutely free by mail. The book conts
received from men and women who TO
they needed. The value and success
our readers are advised to send for a
Co., Binghaniton, N. Y, be sure to sa
The Port Gibson reveille., 1911-01-12
Companions In Misery.

NoWpdHIoHs III MIbCFy.
Ella-For all sad words of tongue
or pen
stella-Forget it; I'm IN Sla raid
myself
The Port Gibson reveille., 1911-01-12

Free lunch is sometimes pretty ex-
pensive food.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1911-01-12

pound-a physicians prescription Tor
special diseases.
Regular ffty-cent and one-dollar size
bottles at all drug stores.
Don't make any mistake, but remem-
Der the name, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. T., which you will find on every
bottle.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1911-01-12
Not SERIOUS

Not SERIOUS.
Il hear there are grave charges
against Senator Jinks."
What are they?"
THE sections bills. Baltimore
American.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1911-01-12
Burning Money.
sIobbs-In gmoking tobaceo.

Blobbs-How did he make his
money?
Slobbs-In smoking tobacco.
Blobbs-Is that so? I've been
smoking tobacco nearly all my life,
but never made any. money at it,
Denver Times.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1911-01-12
Edited bv G. b. ALFORD

certainty as the richest acre in the great
Yazoo Delta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Concord Social News
[ srccial 70 The Times.Disn,,,

.noHcord Va. April as-currie Rsja, !.
- m 3tenpuEs, Spent Easter with his ma rsn,, -
III II =. ~ Davidson was the sucst or NJ.
- Ne ~, H Na iasl sunday and Monday -
MISS Martha Evans spent Eas,nr -
,e,u t 10 bedford Springs whcro i r,
tesches IN The academy she
Kisses MARY Stratton. Florence r,,.,.
ri MARY hireiy, OF IynchburE visited mr. srs
Mis- Miss Del! May Evans wa. v,s,,or !,
Miss Annie straiton visited her aunt ~.
~. =. Abboit In I.ynchburg iast rnos,, si III
- nnrhhiii Caldwell. or Bedford, sncn,
9, r. carson, OF Appomattox. snen, :,
M3 9iy win his parents. ''H'
mpoS err Whitaker of Lynchburg. was i,
W. T. Steele md sons. Burl and Bt,v !,
spout SPRING. spent last Monday ,yi, ~, a..
mother. Mrs. J. II. Steele @ ms
ness Tuesday r''"'S on nhSi-
Miss Helen Iiiidrup left MONDAY 70, 10
ISL, Wnerc she will spend the summer n,l,r
her sister Mrs. T. G. Puiien. ',f'.F W"
MISS Annie steele, who has bncr ,,,-,.,
ner SISTER. Mrs II. r. Tyler In Sta,,n ~. :
return 1in ca 10 her home here Thursdav - -
burg this week 1 III lynch
robert rhornhill OF I.ynchbure w,, a.
town on business Thursday 80 "a
MISS Katie Duke Of the Stonev,i, ,,,,
school visited in Charlottesville Ess,a
j. L.. Wall and wife. OF Goodc arn III,
ms Mrs. wars mother this weak Wr
Wesley CardwciI. 'i'' ATS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
West Point Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
west Point. Va, April 22.-A pleas
rahannock River. on the yacht Rianchc.
called recently on Miss Lillian no
herts and saw the sights of West
Point. Those Of the party were cap.
Ford and Misses pauline Gray, Myrtle
Bruington. Elsie ISrownclI. Emily
CHISHOLM. Grace Morrison, with Mir.
and Mrs. T.. ". Meekin TO chapcron III,
party.
Foster Wilkinson. son OF The late Ed.
Wilkinson. and his wife. spent Easter
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson. of
the Hotel O'Connor.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. Wexford owen left
carolina. thence TO Chattanooga and
louisville. Ky. where Mrs owen. will
pay q visit Of several weeks 10 her
Clyde DeFarges has lief, tho Edwards
cottage and moved into the Kelly
property. as Mrs. Edwards. WHO moved
70 richmond last fan, will return 10
her home here To live about MAY i
Miss Elizabeth Edwards spent the
holidays with Miss Gertrude Pitcher
me indian Town School. under tile
ms session. is getting ON hnely. and
the Indian students are making. mari,
ca progress along all lines.
,,.i Mrs. a y Montague. Of Richmond.
MISS Halle Crisman. Of Ashland spent
the holidays with Mrs Dudley. IN
w a. Willeroy, the representative az
King William county in the I,cpisIu
ture. visited friends In town Sund;y
MISS Margaret Hathaway OF Ian
caster. was the guest Of the Missea
" o6dward. who arc students al thn
richmond Woman's College. and who
came home to spend the holidays.
MI and Mrs. Willie Walker. of
.Walkerton, visited at the home of
shcir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
McGcnree this week
airs John S. DcEargcs will leave in
lew days 10 visit her son Or. Rohcrt
nefafScs, in Washing ion. d. C. mi
AUBREY Moran. an old West poin,er
now living in Richmond. brourht hi.
nr,ne on the honeymoon to Vest
Mr.. and Mrs. A. smither and bahy
here this week "oi''e
Mrs y. Julian I3agby returned ,vo,,.
nesuay from Baltimore. where She
SP PEN, Easter in the home Of Mrs.
Miss Evelyn cabc. OF pa1ti,pors
Ssne l,i; Easter with her aunt. Mrs I'd
Miss Mamie Payne withers. If
;;fiuingdon who teaches in the vii
nainsnnrs Female Institute. snent scv-
. "!ai Gays With friends in town mis-
y 800 |fl5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Pinehurst Social News

Especial to The Times -Dispatch
flnehurSt. y. C., April 2o-Thn Wool,
;s neen q merry one with numerous
norma afairs, among them tho IJolIv
nm advertisement party" al whi,,h
!, Snrprise was In store for mo IN :.
ui.vidnai iaboring under the dclusinn
NOBODY reads the advertisements" ~,
had becn reading them himself, In
NOT, mora the cosmopolitan thronr unon
~, .ie moor Understanding popular .',iis.
pays. proved old fricils.i and i'm.
Il Pc, EXPRESSION WAS rcleratcd ~,
49,. 49, ION ana modern publicity riIcp
!Gsl recognition. For once l,ov,.,.o,h
r;uc cards were .cut" '.prefcrrnd 49,
lions thrown in. with no chnrra - ~
,,cprouuction in colors"; the cditio,,
iiimi.ed, Dut CLASSY, every cnpv rnach.
'hE 1pt one, hut many buyers.
foil"winS e award Of nr;xa
.,aHcinG rounded out The cycnfn. ~
une ma ke-up" Of the unique m, ss,,lin,
Witnessed some STARTLING. innnv:7ti1,,
!. was an awful ''pi'' in ma tnIu,, !;
pSrnilssibie only in 4 cam. n,n,,,..,.,
a .nh On Intended 10 convince skeptics
a ., also 10 demonstrate thar y, iit,i<
utohScnse now and then is reIishcd ~
Inc wisest men, s''eea ny
among several dinners wns /,
~ 'iSstcninE given by Leslie ID loior,.p
~ NoGnester for national an,ato,,r
enanipion w. G. Fowncs Jr W ~ ".
visitors are lingering thro,,ct n1s
anu INC arrivals are by no ne.,,t .ia ~,
- N'iNi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Boydton Social News

special 10 The Times DispatchI
Boydton, Va. April 22.-Edward
S,oode; son OF Il. r.. Go0dc. formerly Of
Is on visit TO his relatives in Neck
lcnburg county.
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin Beales spent
Easter In Chase. City with relatives.
WI Tarry. Of Tarry's MIL was in
Mrs. p. y. Wilkes. OF Norfolk. is
here ona visit TO her mother. Mrs. Il.
Mrs. y. A. Bryson LEFT to-day for
ih.,ichmond TO visit Mesdames Walter
over. and Mrs. Lewis Ii. Blair.
Event Club were delightfully."- enter.
, ,aineh by Miss Lucy is. Homes on
Thursday afternoon. April II, at tho
iesldence of her father. Judge vs.. r..
homes.
Peter Homes. or this place. a stu
cent OF the University OF Virginia,
spent Easter here With his parents.
Judge and Mrs. W. r. Homes
Misses GLADYS and Margaret Itcckcs.
students Of the Wonan's College.
i'Nnchburg. spent the Easter holidays
mere with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
e. r. Reckless.
There Was very enjoyable picnic
given by the young people on Easter
Monday at Ivy Bluff, a beautiful Soo:
about two miles from Boydton. tish-
ing and games were the amusements
OF the dag. a suInDtuous lunch was
spread and a most delightful day WAS
spent By all members OF the party
Rev Il. l.. Ba ptiste OF this town,
has returned 10 Isis home after Il visit
10 his daughter, Mrs. Willie Moss. Of
Mrs. John Burgwyn spent Faster in
Raleigh. y. c.
EN- senator Thomas \. Williams. Of
Clarksvillc. spent this week in town.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Bon Air Social News
tSpccialto The Times-DIsna,

Bon Air. Va. April oa.--Miss Julia
Wherry entertained her little friends
Faster Monday with an egg hunt a
her home. "Coraland." \ large num-
her was present including both friends
from Richmond and Bon Air. Among
the young people were the Misses
Thomson. Wilmer Margaret and
Frances Miller, Edwin and Burton
Maryc. of Richmond; Emily Smith.
Patton, Edwin T.add. William Reid.
Frances Glinn. Robert Holdt and Mary
Burlington. OF Bon Air. and virginia
and Mary Thomas Cox Of Richmond 4
large white bunny being drawn on a
sheet made much mcrrirent AS each
child was hlindfolded and given veil
low chicken, with pin in 1t and told
TO see who could make his chick pin
the Easter bunny. Prizes refresh
ments and eggs without number made
the day n perfect one iIH
u Miss Hermine Moore is visiting Mics
l<ate Douthat. AT Weyanoke- on the
James.
Miss Virginia Potts. Of Ashland: Miss
Pearl Glover. or Rochester. n. Y. were
guests of Miss Ayiine Watson during
the past week. NJ
Misses Margaret and Frances Miller
were quests through the HOLIDAYS or
Mrs Polk Miller
AIR. and Mrs. James Patton and sons
nave returned 10 their home here altar
wintcrinG in Richmond
MISS Carrie Moore has returned from
visit to Mrs. w. T.. Readily In Fred
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Gordonsvillc Neighborhood News
tSpeciMI % The Times Dispatch.I

Special 70 The. Times Dis atch.I
,GordonHvillc, Va April .2.-Mrs
RECEPTION on Wednesday, evening from
5 until O'Clock 10 celebrate the iif.,i
wedding anniversary 81 her daughter
and son-in LAW Mr.. and Mrs. w g.
Baker. The entire lower iioor was
thrown open To the guests and beau
t!fnly decorated in ferns and carna-
lions. Mrs. Frisco received In en-
ibroidercd black satin, with tho guests
of honor. Mrs. Baker was charming in
her wedding gown Of White crepe de
cbene. embroidered In seed pearls
ME-. WILDER Osborne served punch
Ter gowli was Paris null ami lace
Mrs. Rufiln. in white lace bride OF
the early winter; Miss Agnes Samp-
son, in blue silk. and Mrs. Virginia
osborne IN black MORE. assisted I'm
NE dining room. The guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs, Hudson. Mr. and Mrs.
Mead, Miss Mead. Mrs. Mann. Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar ,Granz. Of Gotham; Mir
Mrs Fcnton Jacobs. MIR. and Mrs
liumes. Miss Conway, Mrs. sampson.
Miss Marian Sampson, Thomas Samp-
SON. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Sampson. Mrs
Ressie Lee Morris. W. Wilbur Osborne.
j.. r w. ltniiin. ". Beach Lawrence.
OF New York: James Kerr, of Peters
burg; Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Shannon.
Mrs Mary Shannon. l.. L. Shannon.
Captain and Miss Barbour. MIR and
Mrs. Somerville. Miss Anna Scott, Mrs.
Derby: Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Cowi.ertl.
81, MISS -Auulc ana X. @. CoWherd, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. TYLER Cowhcrd. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. y. Cowhcrd, Ir., Mrs Allen
Potts. Mrs Brakeman, Mrs and Miss
Buckner, Mrs! and Miss Cosby, DR. and
Mrs, scott. Or. and Mrs Banks, Mr.
and Mrs. I.iney, Or. and Miss Cmrd,
CAPTAIN and Mrs John Willis MIR. and
Mrs. J. G. Graves, MIR. and Mrs. sam
w. McElroy. MIR and Mrs Charles p.
iCowher6. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w Bowen.
the Misses Cowherd. Mr.. and Mrs
Gcodloe. Mr.. and the Misses Baker
Mrs. Ellis Mrs, Christian, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs w. w.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Graves.
Miss l-ottic Cowherd. OF Clifton
Forge is spending a few DAYS with
her mother, Mrs Frank Cowhcrd OF
+ Thomas j. strauch. Of Richmond
Spent a part OF last week al Spring
Mrs. ". Wilbur Osborne spent. a
few days with her parents, Captain
and Mrs. Wambersce near Orange.
and in Culpeper, last week.
George BidSood. Sri. OF Richmond
and Morris Langhorne are guests OF
MI and Mrs Il. =. Whitchurst, at
Cedar Grove.
DEL. S. Tickets. OF Orange. was
a guest at Lower Springfelds" on
Thursday.
Mrs Thomas cowhcrd. OF clifton
Forge. is guest at ,alonteith," tie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
WaverlY Social News

Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.l
Wavcriy, Ma. APRIL 2o.-E. y. Burt
has returned from q weeks visit TO
I'ittsburg, Pa
Misses Caroline and Frances broad
dus. OF Bowling Green. William Broad
dus. Of Eichmond wiiiiam Derrickson.
Nell and Mary Gray. of Milton. Del. al
tended the Gray Burt nuptials on We'd
ncsday evening last.
Miss Grace West attended the Eas-
ter german in Suffolk on Tuesday
evening Of this week.
Mrs Carlton Williams of Waverly.
i visiting friends in Eastern North
!, Mrs Mrs vireie Parham and little Misses
burg. We're guests Of Mir. and Mrs. d.
T.. smith ono day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John =. Gray and
Mr.. and Mrs II. -. Gray, Of waverly,
spent yesterday in Petersburg.
George Field, who has been visiting
left for his home in Delaware to day
W T. Daniel and J.. II. IIant-
lett returned home this week from a
visit 10 Eion college, North Carolina
Miss Marion West and H. C.. Thorn
friends in Chase City
Pr. carroll. OF Logan. O.. is spending
a W., Two weeks vacation in Wayerly.
srert tho Easter season with her
parents In Wavcriy. and returned 10
her school in Norfolk on TUESDAY.
Miss Ocic Murrey. OF Norfolk. IS
visiting relatives in WaveIly this
week. ','1l
DR. John r. May and his son. John
IT.. attended tho baseball games in
Iachmord on Easter Monday.
Mrs W. Q. Rogers. Of Surry. is the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. b. r. Live
say; on West Main street, to-day.
Mrs. ], Z. West has returned home
after stay of several days with
friends in Norfolk
Colonel n. ". Arnold, Jr. left for
Washington. d. c.. o-day where hn
WI spcrd several DAYS.
Mrs. George $. Waite has returned
home. from Dendron, where she visit
cd friends this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

terday and charming sroup of youns,
people under tic White House roos
for the Easter dance given there 70,
Mss MISS Helen and her brother, Robert
n"ii' are some Of the particulari.
Weil -iete9 guests OF the week. II
~ special affair communicates, ~
Sir John and Lady MURRAY. Vas ~
reception given BY Director Of ~
smithsonian Institution ANA ai,.
marie r. Wolcott Tuesday ;rtcrnoon
WheH Tue niGh browS of society assem-
Died 10 meet them in the arr gallery
o. me New National Museum. Incl
fntaiiy. Inc pictures forming the lIur-
rict Lane Johnston and other memorial
S T,,ite,,: recently bequcathcd 10 The
Nalional Gallery. were viewed. pr ana
Mrs. Wolcott were assisted in recoix'
ing by alrs. Sherman, wife OF tho Nicc
president; Mrs. Bryce, wife of tbc
BRUSH ambassador who returned ms,
IN sime from week lend visit TO the
e e, nome Of Dr. and Mrs William
n. Wilmer. in Nirginia; Mrs. ra rem
sen, vile Of the president of Johns
Hopkins University; Mrs. samuel SncI-
Ger. widow of.the president OF Inc
southern Railway: Mrs. John r.. Hen
derson, owner of Boundary Castle. and
wife Of tho man With tile most Tiiitics
and cN-titles In Washington AIrs
'rhomns L. Payard. premier Cabinet
lady during the first Cleveland admin
istration. and afterward hos tess or the
United states embassy at the Court OF
popular member OF The younger oficiaI
set: Miss Anna Belle Maury, ana Mrs
Itichard Rathbun,
President and Airs. Taft, their house
party, and the French Rmbas sador, his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Social Side Of Washington
Special to The Times Dispatch. /

Special to The Times Dispatch.
washington, April 2.-DalIghters of
Inc American Revolution attendint. the
twentieth continental congress Of their
order; members Of the National Acad-
envy oil Science here for their annual
con ftrence. and, incidcntaiiv.' 10 erect
me great ocean explorer. Sir John
Murray. who. with Lady Murray is n
much feted April guest a the capital
pfelates and laymcn gathering from
mere and yon for he Episcopal Church
congress OF America, which convcucs
IN Washington next Tuesday for thu.
hrst time in twenty years delegates,
governors, representatives interna-
tlonal members, teachers and others
Interested in the study of child well
rare problems. assembling for The sec
ond triennial conference of the Ma
tional Congress Of Mothers, TO be held
mere April % to May ., arc lending
color to the landscape and gaiety TO
the program OF society. Sir Charles anu
Lady Henry of London, recently spe-
cial guests Of Representative and Mrs.
l;ckstein and Mrs. Stafford, Cincinnati
friends Of Mrs. Taft who are her house
guests for the week; United States
Ambassador TO Germany and Mrs. Hin,
who concluded their Visit to Washing
ton o-day; Mrs. Donald Mclean, for
mer president general of the -. "A. r.
at once the best loved and most dis
liked Daughter in the society, rcprc-
sented by fully twelve hundred dele
cial visiting members: tho Triangle
Club, OF Princeton, which gave n
crcditable performance before n large
<au,llencc on Tuesday afternoons. the
Paint and Powder Club, OF Johns ii op-
k'nS playing 10 crowded house yes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

scented by his often reproduced Girl
leading. and a painting of roses. In
the Library of Congress his talent
shines forth in eight panels, represent
ing the sciences, and in each is mani-
rest the distinctive Shirlaw touch.
when commands vcnoration.
Very soon visitors to the capital
city will see the Mcmillan fountain
presented by group OF Detroit citis
zen, IN memory Of the late United
states Senator Mcmillan. from Aiichj-
gan whose untiring work for the Dis.
trict OF Columbia resulted in the adop-
non hon OF plans for the development OF
~ Wa ISM whici in time will mako
!. me most artistic capital in the
world and has already rescued ii from
me building hodgedodgc which threat
ehed rs nhtura beauty a decade ago
monuments OF which MS works Of art.
she can be proud il is pleasant to
observe tina there could not he Il bet
! .er example than the Mcmillan foun-
cola horatins With Charles 4. Pintt
The figures. which Sive it its domIl
natlns note In composition, recall tile
iamons "Threc Graces,'' of German
J iloh III the Louvre though the sen
"Gruccs.,' III.
Viewing art exhibitions recalls the
pieasureable pride Americans every
TERED upon our countryman. Sir Edwin
Abbey. In the fact Of his being in
vlted Tor second time to paint the
corona ton picture of King George "
ana Queen Mary. Sir Edwin (lnightcd
Tor his splendid work IN painting the
corona non OF i<inE l;dward) declined
with thanks" the first invitation o {
ne new King, but promised to aid
me coronation plans with designs TO
he used IN decorations. ID is said over.
me tea cups here tina he probably has
not sufficiently recovered from tho
surprise of a second approaching on
Tie subject to give a dcfinitc answer
70 the King. So much FOR glory and
talent. ~
Washington society is ANTICIPATING
an early opportunity 10 mako the ac.
lnalntance OF Mrs Walter Fisher, OF
Chicago. the latest ana Youngest CAB.
,nct hostess. Mrs. Fisher. ii will he
ycmcmbered, succeeds Mrs. Ralllngcr
as Mrs. Secretary of the Interior and.
owing 10 tile Illness OF one OF her
eight children, has not made even a
Grief visit TO the capital since hot
husbands appointment. she Is en-
pectcd TO arrive lie latter part OF the
mont li--pc perhaps in time for the ON
cial dinner of Secretary of the Trcas-
and Mrs, Taft, .Aprll IS. Others COM
ing from the Windy City for tho event
the first In the completed ncw home
OF the MDcNnaghs--are MIR. and Mrs.
llobcrt Chatiicld.'raylo Mr., and Mrs
Edward Ryersop, MIR. and Mrs. James
Waller, and Miss Caroline Kirkland.
The German amlnss,,dor is uscribnr
10 belief in BaleY's sentiment
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there Is no sadder place on earth
than home. sweet home, when those
VINO make IL homo are far a-roam.i,5
now hat his wife and son are on lilo
nigh seas and his only daughter, the
prlde OF former member of his en-
bassy staff. is settled in her new home
IN Berlin leaving him the sole repre-
sentative of a once socially active
household. He is counting the daya
DelWecn Their gong and tile adjourn 3
lnSnt OF Inc EXTRA session of CongressS
" .t ne VIII rejoin his family in tic
la inerland. MEANWHILE his friends ana.
colleagues Will try 10 Trelieye i the
weight of hanging time 80
As ifequent out more sad are3ithe
buisSeret whose approaching DEPART
urc from Washington Will be permss "A
nent, owing 10 his promotion Is i he
aB3elsium legation at ST. Pesersbu burg
cietN as dtlsitnntc, wished Cod 4;
ssrecd 10 her new home in a foreisr
land land and welcomed with open arms
wnen she retMrnsd MS chatelain OF the
chief, VIII remain a month after the
counts departure in order 10 give hcr X
ttn nv. Young family a last taste
America They will be tho guests or
her parents. General and Mrs story.
az whitehall. near Annapolis. 1 frs
d.
Miss Lewis, of Richmond, is the
mouse guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John; j B
White. Of New York and WASHINGTON
Nipley Hitchcock. of New York, who
WAS also their guest over Easter. RI. 4
turned home early III the week MISC
Lewis went With her hosts 10 tho nrG5s
.uuctlon OF AIRS Whites new play ~, 8
spring Revcl,n given at the pIayhouSeS
Thursday by young society people II
MISS Helen Tart filled two boxes With
her house guests. llissgs
Among the virginians in Washing-
William r. and J. NJ. Nenable. house +
guests Of their brother in-law anG
sister. u. and Mrs. George TuilyE
vaughan. Mrs Richard j. Garter. Of
Danville, who acted as matron of honor <
NJ the wcdding2 of Miss Vera W.
Vaughan 10 William Rowzie Crutc; u
Farmville, Wednesday evening; MISC
Mary simpson. OF LSnchhurg, maid Of
honor, and little Elsie Anderson, 3 rs
Farmville, flower sirl at the same
wedding. Henry, +: Miller, OF Salts
Mr.. aud Mrs. William carroii /
I.atham. Of Hickory Grove, Prince willie
liam County, passed through Wa shings 81
ton on their wedding trip, from tGs:;
brides home in liyattsville, Md 4, 81.
Virginia was also we'll represon tafl 4
In Continental Han, Mrs. Nlamcs on D 5 &
liichmondt having no honor TO bef tho
hrSt chairman OF the program cones
nttFcc % have hcrreport uosniinoiisSy
accepted. ,3. e. 6.l s55S Il
GRACE PORTER ii. e,i.il Ma. s;as
"