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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Twenty Years Ago

MI and Mrs. J. r. Buchanan gave an
Informal musicale at their new home on
Thifty-ninth avenue. in honor Of Judge
and Mrs. Barstow OF Chadron. Neb.. and
Miss Barber Of WATERFOWL. Wis. Mrs.
Fred Nye's and Mrs. J. W. Cotton's
singing. Miss billiards clever Rotations
and quartet for two pianos, composed
OF Nine. Muentefering. Miss Clara Haw-
ley. Mr.. Roy Smith Of Fremont and Mrs.
Buchanan, were notable features Of the
evening.
Mrs. Florence McClelland gave a party
IN honor OF little Marie Coffmans ninth
anniversary and had a group OF her young
friends on hand. The honor guest received
some fine presents. one being a piano
from her father. Or. Victor Coffman.
Assisting Mrs. McClelland were Mrs.
coffman, Mrs. ]. NJ Thurston. Mrs.
Brady. Miss Fannie Butterfieid, Miss Nc
Cleilhnd, who led in the games and fur
nished the music for the little folks.
Those present: Mary Gilmore, Lulu
scheuk. Bessie Brady. Jean Thurston.
Grace Thurston. Kate Morris, Annie
Morris, Jeanette Rogers, Jennie Wake
field, Lulu Peycke, Edna Grant, Mil
dred Lomax. Florence Gilmore. Gussie
Korty. Minnie Schroeder, Bertha Van
Camp. octavia Wheaton. Laura Turner.
Margaret Wheeler, James Uiio.. Clarence
Thurston. Vernon Lee. Robert Lee. Cur
tbs Lee. Wilbur Van Colt. Robert Brad
ford. Rex Moorhouse. Stanley Rose
water. George Doane. Eddie Gilmore.
Clement Chase. jr.; Louis Nash and Law
renee Gaylord.
Bank clerks were disturbed over a
rumor Of a general reduction In salary
being planned at a meeting OF the Clear
Ing House association. Cashier Willard
81 the Commercial National and Cashier
VILLAGE OF the Omaha National bank.
professed Ignorance OF any such plan.
4. S. Willard. the Great English actor.
closed an engagement at the Boyd theater.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
80 wOula Ne iHl-rostIak.

Witness Barker had just testified that
President Roosevelt had been frightened
into making a bargain with the railroad
interests 20 insure his election Il Wish
Mr.. Roosevelt Sers here" Witness
Barker added, Il visa he were; u
would BE- interesting" contributed ssna-
tor Townsend. so wish We all ID would
hAss bseA more thAa ihtsresting. Il
BnEA laws len DortsatlT earckinE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

~ eompariGon vita otaer similar
inufffutions. the tHitioa fees at tan
UniEsrsity OF NeOrsskA are not bas-
dansome, bat azits fhs seatssry. A
q matter o. faet, tbs 2-esnt fare lar
n EsbraAka ensbies most OF ths uni
V@slty slHdeuts 70 says me amount
81 thslF fees on th1sF trips 70 Ann
from tome dnE1ng ne JeaE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
just n Hero, That'a All.
Chicago News.

The young man from Nebraska. Ernest
Weekly, who lost his life IN Chicago say
Ink a little giri who was unknown 10
him, set an example that was good for
sore eyes and distiHct setbark to the
pszEinist Brigade,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Our ama&ble dsnoeFAtis 0OntSm-
DoEnTy is smoking MP aSaia on re-
publican state politics. In mia lhad
Of the free and hOms OF tho brave.
fhsFe is no iau nor custom 10 pre-
vent poiitiesi plDs-dTSantng except
the limit 20 ereduiiiy.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Some Of those who are clamoring
loudest for presidential preference
primaries in every state are also
trembling Tor fear they may get
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

make your body q temple" They
are copyrighting and selling that bit
Of scripture today. The originality
OF some OF these tahiOid philosophers
is astounding.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

What Karass City does thfoHZh
its municipal government Cor SIS pso-
pie IL very interesting. But tho
more urgent question here a what
Omaha does. ane what Omaha h
eclng 60 do.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
LoEio in tho Application.
81. Louis Republic.

According TO local court. tornado In
surance covers hail This decision will
be hailed by all the insured losers OF
giass by the April storm. The logic is
simple. Had tho hail fallen an n wind
less calrn no glass SET perpendioularly
would have been injured The harm was
damage by wind
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Ten Years Ago

Edward Rosewhtcr addressed the Econ
omic league on the subject OF Trusts :"
He said the trusts had forced upon the
country's consideration a problem more
seE4ouss than any since the civil war.
since II threatened Industrial revolution
lie said tho danger OF the present lay
chiefly in over-capi tslization and he said
what regulation came must be IN the
form OF a national remedy and not state.
Mr.. Rosewataz advocated publicity OF
corporation eatAlrs. going into details TO
show how II sphid help solye the prob
lens created BY tho trusts. Henry W
Yates presided. g. J. smyth, after Mr.
ftosewater had spoken, said that while he
WIS not prepared to discourage publicity
ne telt that there were enough statutes
already on the law books 10 control or
destroy the trusts.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Flynn left for
Kansas city TO nab a victim held there
l'r' G. >. Sargent. pastor OF 81. Mary
Avenue Congregational church, announced
Al prayer meeting that IN one week he
would tender his resignation 10 take ef.
feet about the middle OF january. Ac-
eompany'Bg the report OF MS Intention
10 resign letter signed by leading PRO
iestant ministers. deplorfng his burmese
10 leave tho ciiy, Was published. The.
ministers signed #: Revs. r. J. Maekav
e. T. Trefz E. IT. jerks. Campbell Fair
clyde Clay Cissell, T. v. Moore. Hubert
g. Herring. Thomas Anderson, sumner 7,
Martin,
Judge Bakers suggestion 70 the grand
9aiy that II drop petty cases ana In
Nesiigate matters OF Importance bore
fruit IN the tury's turning It's attention "a
tho charges OF corruption made aEainst
mo South Omaha sehooi board.
inc heavy snowstorm brought big bust
ness TO the horseshoeru.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Down az Lincoln the local demo-
cratic organ halls "Bily'' Thompson
as "a militant democrat. He who
fights and rrna again may live to
fight another day.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

The surety bond people feel sure
they can get away from accounta-
biiity for alleged violation OF the
Junkin antitrust law Better write
themselves a guaranty bond against
accident nOnetheless.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Another reason why the foot ball
season closes when II does IS TO give
the Christmas shoppers n chance 70
rush the bargain cornteT line and
kick the cut-5rieo geAi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

President Sehurman OF Cornell
university, in n recent banquet
speech. said that he had heard more
talk OF electing a southerner presi-
dent IN that one night than he had
heard in twenty years before. He
was in Birmingham. Ala, at the time.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

subseribers leaving she city
Temporarily should have The
Zee mailed 20 thsm. Address
will he changed as often as
requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Horace Greeley advised young men
20 avoid debt as they would pesti-
Lance. Yet. just look how Il has
pald Mr.. Rockefeller.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
Around New York

RiPPlss on the Currrnt OF Life
ns seen In the Great American
Metropolis from Nay 80 Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

That kidnapping looked pretty raw
at the time. but under The circum-
stances the public. win be inclined 70
let It so at that
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
~ Tas.peetea Happsns.
Cleveland PLATA Dealer.

Cleveland PLATA Dealer.
J. r. Morgan stumbled IA church and
spilled the contents OF the contribution
box he Was passing. However a IL not
recorded that no ever stumbled In Wal
street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

the checks. throw the appeals for help
into the wastsbasket and turn the lndict-
ments over TO our lawyers to be quashed
Puck.
Been hunting7"
Yes
ANY luck2"
Come. Found a man who would cash
a check when the game warden told me
what the fine was."--Chicago Record
Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Those Chinese revolutlonists will
hare 10 increase their daily slanght-
erings manifold ~ they expect 10
stay on the front page now.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

II there are any local connections
20 the work OF the dynamite gang In
Omaha. they oEght 10 be made
known and upEooted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

After making sure mat our Con-
gressman LotseiE was on hand.
Speaker Clark let the szveI fan.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05
oCroBER CIRCULATION.
5O,703

State Of EehFaska. County % Douglas, -.
Dwight Williams. circulation manager
of the Zee Publishing company. be 10
duly sworn. says that the average da u
circulation. iezs spoiled. unused and re-
turned copies for the month OF October
DWIGHT WILLIAMS.
Circulation Manager.
8ubscribed in my presence and sworn %
before me this ist day gf November. lsll-
lSeALl ROBERT HUNTER.
Notary Pubitc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

The Gil in Blue" has came from
London 10 the United States. Tho
London theaters finally shut down
on her.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Our old college chum, Link"
stsRens. got In at the aniah at Los
Angeles, all right. all right. You
can't lose Link"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

South Omaha is about to amer a
suburb. South Omaha IA not OPP
posed 10 annexation. but simply OPP
posed 10 being annexed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

In other words. eongrsss promises
70 remain at II until tho base ball
season opens.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Champ Clark had better Let some
other democrat act as the funny man
Of this session.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

I'VE arc facing . crisis" sonao one
shouts. Yes and. a. usual. laughing
At It.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Princeton university may yet fnd
Il nsc1ssary 20 resort 10 our want
ads for a praaidens.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Mr.. Gomperu and Detective Burns
have the floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Arnold BeEHstt dsfIes The IIbsa
laws. saying: what ! shall write
about Chicago viii be facts only"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Comparatively, II would be din
cult TO define a Turkish outrage.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

Just the same. Wharton Barker
knows what be is now.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

The DEffydii editor expresses
thanks and repeats the invitation.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

one seldom finds a person envioul
OF anyone beneath him.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-05

OFFICES.
Omaha-The Bee BUILDING.
South Omahn-Ll1B ~ ST.
Council Biuffs-l5 Scott ST.
Iincoin-26 Little Building.
Chicago-ists alarcuetfe Buliding.
Kansas City Reliance Building.
New Tork-a1 West Thirty third.
Whshingtnu--fEj Fourteenth 81, y. w
CORRESPONDENCE.
Communication Felating 20 news ano
editorial matter should be Addressed
Omaha Bee. Editorial Department
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Big Stone Gap Social News
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1

59 Especial to Tho Ttme3-Dispntch.1
EGeorge sowell and children, Of Cor :.
fbin. KY. arc. Visiting Mrs. Sewoil's
PARENTS. Judge and Mrs. H. a. w.
Miss Edna Pennington, OF Mohawk,
lTenn!. Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. II. A.
Mr. ard Mrs. E. b. ,Thomason. OF,
Il. Mielhmo9d; ,, are 1, sponding week with
Thomason Is Mrs. Irvinos sister.
Mr.. and Mrs.FW. f. Cooke and, Miss
ANNA Coleman. OF Norton, were visitors
in tho, Gap this week.
Mlss Margaret Victorian, Of Roam
ok e, Is visiting her brother G. G. Nc
Ferrnn. In the Gap.
Mrs. Frank Payne and little sons. OF
;mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gilly. at this
place illsit 8
Mrs. s; NJ. Collier left Thursday for
NnHa ID a'nd w ihs na hsr at s tae
Marion, graduates this year.
Mrs. e. 6. Greear is visiting rela-
tives at Fort Blackamoor this week.
Miss Ella MearB, of Harborton, who
has been attending school the past
year at Sullins College. Bristol. IS
visiting Miss Lillian Lloyd
Mrs; G. T. Blanton is visiting rcla-
MIR; and Mrs. George Reese and
daughter. and son. of PlnevIlle. Ky.
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. II L. Parks
n Ine monte VlStu.
J. NJ. Hodge left Wednesday for
massachusetts. to visit his sister. He
Will no away until the middle OF Oc-.
tober. Glenn Southworth. has leased
AIR. Hodges cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Cynthia Broylcs. who has been
visiting Mrs W. r. Baker at this
place left Tuesday for her homo in
Rnrlingto on, Col.
-. Hoge Tyler. OF Radford. ex-Gov-
nrnor Of Virginia, was visitor 10 tho
Gap this week.
Emmitt Stone and Miss Eulola
fCatron surprised their friend by elop
Ing Monday night TO Kentucky, where
they were married
< Mrs. H.. L.. Moore. OF Chattanooga,
has returned home after IL visit of sew
oral weeks TO Mrs r. e. Goodloe. Mrs.
Moore wns entertained extensively
during her visit here. which was the
first one shc had made since moving
Professor and Mrs. n. II. Young left
Friday for Williamsburg. where Mrs
4 Young Will spend the summer with
I relatives Professor Young will re-
turn TO the Gap In July to assume his
duties as local manager of the Normal,
to be held hero during that month.
Miss Kline. one of the teachers in tile
public school. accompanied them. go-
ing to her home In Frederick coun-
ty. @
Carlisle skeen entertained a nun
her OF his young friends Friday night
nington. Of Mohawk, Tenn, and his
friend. George Moore or Chattanooga
Nfr. and Mrs. d. B. Wentz returned
TO philadelphia on Saturday. MIR.
Wentz, who liz president OF the Stonega
Coal and Coke Company and the Vir-
several weeks here inspecting the Of
.iices and plants. t-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Salem Social News
Special 70 The Times pIspatch. J

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
salem. Va. June 3.-The commence
and High School were held on Tues
day evening In the Tabernacle, which
was crowded to overflowing. THE
was Known as class night. the usual
medal confess being dispensed with
this year. Four members of the
graduating class read essays, as fol-
lows: Tho End Crowns ALL Alice
EvHlyn Burks; AN unsullied Flag"
Garlton Penn! My Rosary" Irene
Fontz: Climb, Though the Rocks Be
Rugged. Mary Musser. The following
medals were awarded and presented:
The High school scholarship medal
awarded 10 Lilly Wilson. presented by
G. p. Dent: the English High School
medal and the medal in Latin and
mthemntics awarded to Mary Helen
Afusser. presented by Attorney Joseph
u. Logan; the scholarship medal in the
first primary grade awarded to Page
second primary grade. awarded to
William Watson. and the scholarship
medal In the grammar grade. awarded
70 I, Irene 1 e MeReynolds and all pre-
members OF the graduating class are
as follows: Sarah Virginia Goodwin.
Lula Mae Brown, Sadie Rawley Gallo
way. Lois Holland Agnew, Mary Helen
Holt Lnkinhoker. Lula Belle Brad
ley. Essle Francis Hankins Alice
Evslyn sBurks. Addie leighton, Chas.
Switzer, John Lee Logan and Carlton
Penn. The enrolment the past ses-
eion Numbered more than $50 pupils.
1l2 of whom are In the High School.
Among the social events of the week
was the final piano recital for the
season. given by the music class Of
Miss claudine Ferguson. in which
seventeen pupils participated.
The Misses Scruggs. OF Broad Street,
were hostesses on Monday afternoon
party from : TO 6 o'clock, compliment
airy TO their attractive house guest,
Miss Nan Graybill. OF Woodstock
Fruit punch was served. followed by
sherbert and cake. The guests In
Guided Misses Annie Langhorne. Sadie
and Gusse Bowles. Bessie and Mat.
tie Henderson. Nan Logan. Irma XII
liam. Belle and Betsy Martin, SallIa
Logan. Bessie Galloway and Miss Sid
way, of Chicago, and Mrs. w. P. Nor
ris.n
Lawrence S. Duncan left this week
for Ostrander. O., TO spend some time
as the guest of his brother.
Miss Annie Mae Garrett has returned
from Greensboro, n. c.. where she
taught school tho past winter,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Mcdonald, Of
AlcDonald's Mill. spent several days
Mrs. e. II. Bennett, on Academy Street.
Miss Madnline Roberts has returned
from Bedford City, where she attend
ed school at letter Institute. the past
session.
Dr., y. T. Killian spent the week in
Raleigh ~. c.. as guest of his daugh-
ter, Mrs, !. NJ Flemming.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Gladstone Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

[Special to The Times Dispatch.J
Gladstone, Va. Juno 3.-y. S. Reed
is attending Y. NJ. C. a. conven-
ton In Columbus. o.
Mrs. G. D. Akers was in Lynch
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. Payne. of Blue
Ridge Springs. have been visiting rel
ativeS here.
". II. Layne. OF Norton. Is n guest
at the home of w. H. Harris.
Misses Mary Wallace. Alma and
Thelma Smith have returned from
Blackstone. where they have been at
tending school
D. S. Jones is back after short
stay with relatives at Beaver Dam
Miss Mary Capell is visiting friends
week. t M,
Mrs. Kate Jones has returned from
short visit to Richmond
e. l. Lacy left n few days ago for
his home in charlottesville
II. r. Rufnert has returned to Cor
donsville. after short stay here.
Q. II. Johnson Is visiting relatives
at Bremo. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
West Point Social News
[ Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

IL.
West Point Va. June 3.-W c.
Davis. Jr, graduate two or three
years ago of the Washington and Lee
University, and who took post
stitute OF Technology. in Boston, the
past session, has returned TO his home
here
Misses Mary and Mildred Wood :
ward returned Friday, after a very
successful session at the Woman's Col
lege in Richmond.
Nelson Gary. who attended Fork
Union Academy for two past two ses-
Sions, is home again.
5 Mrs Fred Thompson and daughter
Honor, of New York. now visiting
Mrs Philip HOFFMAN. spent last week
in Richmond with Mrs. Miltz, on Ash
land Street.
Fred Thompson. of New York. wiz
join his wife here on Sunday morn
ing.
Dr.. B. b. Bagby attended the Med
ical Society OF Railroad Surgeons in
Charlotte. n. c.. this week Mrs. r.
tives in Tappahannock.
Mrs. Carrie Waters y attended the
Holiness Convention in Richmond, and
will be accompanied TO her home here
Mesdames Westvelt and Plum, of New
York.
Miss EImiy Puller left Friday to
attend the finals at William and Mary
ColieSe Shc VIII DC the guest while
there OF Mrs. Norvellc Henley. Later
she will be the guest of Mrs. Miles
Cary Sclden, In Richmond.
Miss Inez Palmer is attending tile
commencement OF the Richmond Wo-
mans College, her alma mater.
Thursday gave very delightful card
party in honor OF her sister, DR.. Nav
Farinholt iIoncs, of Chickasa. Okla .
and Mrs. Charles Hazel OF Baltimore.
Md. Her guests were Mesdames *
Lloyd Tabb. j. W. Marshall, I'LL.
Bland. Samuel Bland, Henry Corr.
NJ. Fuller. b. L. Farlnholt, Mrs. Chas.
Hazel, DR.. May Farinholt and Miss
Crystal Fnrlnholt.
DR.. May l'arinholt Jones has re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Louisa Social News
Especial to The Tin,es-Disna

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Louisa. We. June 3.-AIiss Evelyn
johnson has returned to her home
here after teaching the past session
In the Clifton Forge High School.
Little Miss Marjorie King and sis
ter. of Clifton Forge, are visiting their
grandparents here. i.
Miss Rosebud Johnson has returned
to Louisa after teaching the mast ses-
ssion near Scottsville.
Memorial Day was observed here
Tuesday by interesting exercises. The
speakers of the day were Professor
p. f. Burkhead. Senator r. w. Sims,
Rev. Mr.. IAftwich and others.
Miss Helen Winston. of Bristol, who
has been teaching at Woodstock, is
visiting Mrs. Charles Donnally.
Mrs. William Gooch, of West Viz
Einia, spent Tuesday with relatives
here.
Miss Agnes West has returned to
her home at Westlnnd. after teaching
the past session in the Mary Baldwin
Institute, Staunton
Miss Mildred Baker returned from
the Farmville Normal School Thurs
day. T 20 ~
Ney Perkins and Mrs Dora Enos
both of this place. We're married in
Washington. D. c.. Wednesday, MAY
a. They will make their future home
here. where Mr.. Perkins has built his
home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
ScottsyilIe Social News

Especial 10 Tne IlnlcS-Dispatcl.1
Scottsvillc. Va. Juno 60. Mason
billiard. Of Norfolk. spent several days
this week ut his country home, .-Ches-
ter" l5
Mrs. Johns and daughter, OF
Howardsvillo. arc visiting Mrs W.
D. Patteson.
Miss Marjorie Harris. who has been
teaching I'm Alabama, is at, homo for
the summer.
Mrs. w. o. Malone, OF Esmont was
In town Thursday.
Miss Louise Powers. who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. D. p
Powers, has returned to her homo In
j. Il. Lane. of Guthrie Hail." was
in town this woek.
Rev. l.. II. Walton has returned
from Jacksonville. Fla.
Professor w. d. Smith left for Bon
Air Thursday to visit his children.
Miss Rivish Barrett. of Louisa. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. S. NJ. Adams.
Mrs. Butts, of Newport News, is
visiting her mother. Mrs. c. c. Moon.
Miss Lily Evans Is visiting in Roam
oke. 5
George w. Paterson. OF Nlanteo. was
In town several days ago.
A large number of veterans attended
Confederate Veterans, here last Satur-
day. The Scottsville Camp. United
Daughters OF the confederacy. served
them delicious refreshments.
p. S. Coles has returned to Coles
willie" after Visit to Loudoun coun-
j. r. Thomas. of Kentucky, spenv
Sunday at Church HILL"
G. G. Sours. of ISenbrldge Is visit
Ing relatives at TX eene."
r. l. Wade. of Richmond, was here
this week.
w. A. Powers. OF Richmond, spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs d. p.
Powers. .I
NJ a. Pitts, of Richmond. was here
several days this week
b. l. Wood. of Earleysville. was
in town this week.
Rev. J. a. Christian left for Nor
folk Friday. E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-04
Warrenton Social News

Especial TO Tho Times y ispa tch.J
Warrenton. Va. June 3.-Aiiss
Richmond College. for the summer va :
cation.
Mrs. William Bach. of Birmingham.
( Ala, IS In Wnrrenton. visiting her
mother. Mrs. William Ritcnour.
Mis- Mary Sewers left this week for
Washington. From there Miss Sewers
eyill go to Atlantic City. to be with
Mrs James p. Jeffries and Mrs. Louis
Antonsanti. OF Staten Island.
Lew Wood returned home on Sun
hay after visit TO Georgia.
Roy Carter. Of Orange. spent Sun
day in Warrcnton. g
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Reville. Of
Washington, spent Monday in War
lenton. as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
EN-. Patiie.
". 3. Wilson, Of Z Orange. va. was
Mrs Rice. of Washington, was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ Green
several days this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Trow, Of Alexandria,
have arrived in Warrcnton to make
their home here.
Mrs. w. c. Hayes and Master Will
liam Hayes left on Monday for Mont
rose, Pa, whore Master Hayes will
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Maule. Mrs.
Hayes will return here this week.
Miss Frances Sublett. who has been
spending the winter In Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Stuart and Miss
Sade Stewart, OF Baltimore. are tho
guests of Captain and Mrs. Edward
Carter.
spent the first part Of tho week IN
Hvarrenton with his sister. Miss Alice
Simms. M
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Pilsen are
at Mrs. Edward Carriers. after spend
ing several weeks in Washington
with Mr.. Pilsen's father.
Mr.. Bailey. of Atlanta. Ga. was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs D. P. Wood for
several days this week.
T. n. Fletcher. Ir., spent the week
end In Baltimore with his sister. Mrs
r. ". Cook.
loo Bell OF Richmond. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Bell at Colonel Gaines's.
Miss Elizabeth Bashaw. Miss Rogers
and Miss Harris visited Washington
this week.
Mrs. Sprague, of staten Island, has
William white, Rev r. Jenrles and
Miss .Ieffries. OF Washington, We're
Visitors to town recently
several days with Mrs Edward Turner,
has gone to Washington. where she
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase Boston on. at s,i TIE pu Pont
ner's after visiting William Jennings,
IN Kansas City.
Miss Pouligny, of washington, has
arrived In Warrenton. where she Will
spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. o. T. Crosby. .a
Mrs. IL NJ. Hubbell is at home at
Twin Oaks. after visit to friends
In New York ~ ~
Miss Josephine Spilman is at home
Mt the Dell. Miss Spilnian has been
spending the winter in New York, and
has, her guest: Mrs Bryan, of Now
York.
Miss Nina Walter left warrcnton
recently and Is visiting friends in Bal
Mt. and Mrs. ]. r. Page Miss Alice