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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Covington Social News.

Especial to The Times -Dispa tchl
CoYlnSton. va, May, 1.-THE social
ton OF brown From tiarvard, by
the Washington and Lee University
Dramatic Grub at Masonic Theatre.
Tuesday ntSnt..to large and fashion,
able audience, after which a dance was.
given at the lntermont Hotel to tile
young men of the Dramatic CLUB. by
The young society women oil this place.
j, me ballroom was beautifully
decorated with college remnants and
hunting OF blue and white. tic NASH
ihSton and Lee colors Those present.
besides the young men OF the Dramatic
Cluo which numbered forty-hve, were
Misses Lille Allen, Mary Chapman.
Cecil Taliey. Elizabeth Drury Alice
DruIy. julia Rollins Margaret anu
Lucille Shepherd. Myrtle and Mabel
itenner, Lucy and Marie Hope, Lizzie
and Josephine Payne. Charlotte Lewis.
Margaret Estill. Lucy Calc Flo iiunt.
ley, Ida Anderson. Venic and Otic Me
Cue, Geneva stuii. E.uith Dickey, EN-
ma anu Margaret lesser, Mary Wright.
Mary and Josie Lear Grace Bell. Eva
NoXen, Sallie and Ruth Fudge, Mary
iidia Rock, Lucia and Mary Allen,
Mary Bell, Ruth Cook and Mabel
Jones, Or. and Mrs. J. S. Earman, DR..
and Mrs. a. c. Jones. DR. und Mrs.
D., W. Wallace DIR. and Mrs. -. r..
ellen; Mr.. and Mrs w II. McConihay.
sf; ana Mrs: 2: S. Shepherd, Mir. ana
7. II. Revercomb. Mr.. and Mrs. George
~ Reyercomb, Mr and Mrs. X. L. par
Tish, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ncttleton,
Mr. and Mrs. e. ". HuntIey.i Mr.. and
Mrs w. S. Friend. MIR. and Mrs. Lewis
Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rhinehart
Mr. and Mrs. w. y. Rhinehart. Mr. ana
Mrs, p; u. iiirons. MIR. and Mrs. ". Is.
Waddell. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Gath
lisnt. Air. and Mrs. Walter h4eiss.
y, mes r. II. hammond. w ii.
Wharton, Margaret hamilton, Hugh.
Tiara, w. J. lienner. Andrew Fudge.
William Skeen, II. :. Garrett, Drury.
Cribbens. Estill, Gardner and q. H.
alien; " w Williamson, 4; 81 Net
tieton, ]. 5. Fudge, Howard McCue.
W. G. wright, Lyle Hope. Rosco and
george stevenson. Frank and Mon
taSuc SEeen, Chapman Rcvercumb. ID
~; Etlis' Carl Meyer. George L. Miller
George Payne. John lcConihay U,,..b
,McAilister. Charles Ncttleton c. 81
hastings. Edwin Smith, Olin Payne
and George Adair, Miss Margaret. uar-
rison, of Hackensack, y. j.: Miss Hat
tie Tlnsley and Jennie Snead of CIR
TON Forge; Miss Pattie Bragg. of Nor
Iolk Miss Ella Stevenson. OF Hot
springs; Miss Annie Massie, of Hot
Springs; Miss Annie Moomaw, of Hot
Springs Miss Ella Piumi ly OF Hinton
w. va: Nils Nora lIummcil of Pitts
burg Pa; Miss Esther Stone. of Fair
mont mont W. Va; Mrs. j. w. Brown OF
i,,i.i' w, va. clnfwypcmfw
Elkins. w. Va; Messrs Callahan. Har
yey, Cash. Covington. Wilson. Stewart,
Dunn' Halligan-all Of Clifton Forge
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Williamsburg Social News.

VILLA msburg, va, May 6.-AIiss
Edith Smith entertained al "tca" very
ltghtfuily Tuesday afternoon from 4
TO 8. In hor home at ..Bassctt Hail..
Miss Lillian Young, OF Hampton,
spent the week here with her sister,
mrs Spencer Lane.
( DR.. Blair Spencer, of Washington
D. C., spent several days here this
week with his father, J b. c..
Spencer.
Misses Mary and I.ottie Garrett we're
guests this week of Mrs. John Letcher,
in Norfolk.
Mrs. Viola Ware spen, sunday with
her; sister, Mrs. !. W. Rogers. in York
town.
Mrs Virginia Maddux. OF Chase City.
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry
Phillips. this week.
Mrs. Cyrus Bossieux, of Richmond,
spent the week here with her sister,
Mrs George ~. Hankins.
Miss Betsy Montgomery, OF Raleigh,
~ c., is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Walter "A. Montgomery. Ell
the weekend guest OF the Misses
Stubs.
Mrs Charlotte Hubbard has return.
ed home from Richmond. whero sho
attended the May Festival.
Mrs. Z. *. Odell spent the week in
Highland Park. Richmond, with her
sister.
Miss Meyer. Of Norfolk, was the
guest of Mrs. IL. d. Cole. the first OF
the week.
Miss Florence Person has returned
home from Richmond. where she at
tended the May Festival
Mrs, ~. IL. Miles. OF Annapolis, Md.
Is visiting her parents Dr. and Mrs
Lyon c. Tyler. OF William and Mary.
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Big Stone Gap Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Big Stone Gap. yn.. May 6.-The
Wise County Medical Association held
ats regular quarterly meeting In the
Wednesday OF last we,.t. The meet
ing was well attended and subjects
of interest were discussed. The visit
ing members were entertained at sup
per at the Monte Vista Hotel by the
local physicians.
Fish Club was organized here last
week. The object OF the club is 10
prevent the SEEMING and dynamitinG
Of The streams. and to enforce the
Jaws against fishing and hunting Out
Of season Much enthusiasm was man
! fund. through initiation fees and
subscriptions which will be devoted
IN the prosecution of all who violate
che law.
John ". Fox. Jr., has returned from
4 two weeks absence 81 Philadelphia
on his new novel, which Will appear
Sr, ana Mrs. william +. Cooke Of
Norton. were guests at the Monte
Vista this week. Mr.. Cooke, who was
formerly with the State Highway
county to superintcnd the building OF
the new roads. tlH
Miss Sarah Cochran has returned
from visit to her grandmother. Mrs.
Rosser. Of Charlottesville.
Miss Minnie Carr Fox. after a visit
70 her sister. In Washington, d. c..
Is now visiting Mrs. Henry c. Nc
Dowell. In Lynchburg.
Mrs. Cabell Moore, OF Washington.
p. c.. is the guest of her parents. Mr.,
and Mrs. John w. Fox
brskine Ramsey a prominent and
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now REHEAnsING FOR
CORONATION PAGEANT
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Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch.1
London. May 6.-From Monday on
wards rehearsals OF the Pageant OF
London, In connection with the FestI-1
val of Empire. will be held at tho
Crystal Palace.
a large number of performers have
been enrolled, but there are still a
few vacancies. Performers will reap
various advantages. They will be re-
viewed by the King and Queen on May
~; special arrangements will be maze
for their entertainment and comfort:
ana the Earl of Plymouth will present
to each lady and gentleman beauti-
full silver gift and .enameled pin, which
will act as badge OF honor during
the run OF the pageant.
The prices of the Costumes range
from Sc or SIS upwards. Lord Howard
de Walden's armor and accoutre-
ments MS the Black Prince are cost
ing 100000. Queen Elizabeth's robes
arc valued at $500, and one lady will
wear jfwelry worth n Kings ran
soma One may be a knight in armour
from SIS, and tho ermined outfit of an
ancient King costs but Sill
About 120 men OF not less than six
feet in height arc needed to act as
hammer bearers IN the Masquc of En-
pre. and the authorities hope to nnd
four superb specimens of British man
hood to act as chief banner bear rs.
Dwarfs are scarce. and Mr.. Frank
1.ascelles. the master of the pageant.
is anxious to hear from person who
would be willing to enact the character
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by
Mrs Greyer. for Southern California,
mere ne expects to make his home
Rev. L. A. Anthony is conducting u
revival meeting at the Baptist Church.
Aubrey e. Strodc, of Amherst, Will
make the address before the gradual
ing class al the public school. the OK
ercises to take place June 5.
Mrs. Henry Davis, OF Oronoco, is
the guest of her daughter Mrs. H. c.
Snydcr.
MIR. and Mrs. y. IS. Bromley, MIR. and
Mrs. J. l. i. Dickinson and j. o.
Burks spent Sunday in Edinburg, Mrs.
bromley will remain there for some
time.
Miss Kate Fegley, of Baltimore, is
the guest OF Mrs. W. T. Johnson.
Miss Agnes Hannah. of Fincastle, is
TIE guest Of friends at the southern
seminary.
air. and Mrs. George Vest who have
oeen spending some time in Clifton
Forge. have returned home
80 A. w Robertson spent Monday and
Tuesday In Roanoke.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Wright are spend
ing the week in Roanoke
MICS Alice Crawford, of Now Or
leans. who has been the guest of Mrs
W. j. Wright has returned home
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Houston Social News.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.l /

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.]
Houston, Va. May 6.-After some
years of neglect, the court green at
III custom is receiving attention The
Board OF Supervisors have begun the
erection of concrete retaining wall
along the front OF the green, and on
either side. This. with the Confed-
crate monument lately unveiled. rem
ders this an attractive spot.
Judge William r. Barksdale has ap-
pointed Easley Bouldin, son of the late
Wood Bouldin, commemorative Attor-
ned for the uneXpired tearm made va
cant by the death OF his father, which
occurred in April last. The appoint
ment Is to be in effect until the reg
ular election in the autumn of this
year.
days In Richmond.
turned from Lunenburg county. where
he has been holding the regular term
of April court.
The Farmers Union, q CO. operative
farmers educational society and union
for lettering the condition OF the in
dustripL life of the farmer was or
ganizen in Houston during the past
week. IT. E. Dickerson was elected
president; Joel Covington. Vice es-
ident. and Cabcll Coates, secretary and
treasurer
On May 81 the qualified voters in
Roanoke and stanton Magisterial dis
tricts of the county will vote on the
question OF whether or not they are
to manufacture and sell spirits in
the two districts.
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Radtord Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Special TO The Times Dispa tch.l
Radtord, Va, May Cdr. Price. Of
byterian Church utll:15 a. NJ. and
Central Presbyterian Church at T..
VI Sunday.
g. q Wharton CAMP. Confederate
veterans. VIII s.nu L ucieei.tivl o.
ten 70 inc Little rock reunion. The
delegates are j. T. alters, r.. =.
GraySon, y. Limoges ana r. p. Back
well. Alternates-E. F.. Gill, j. IL.
N aI1,t,. se i,l Lonsley and Taylor
Ad1utant w. l.. Nye are ex- officio
members OF the delegation
Mrs. william! Ineles aud Mrs. w. b.
InIna have been In Biueneid ,n...
siohary Union OF Aionteolncry coui-
ty. III.
Miss Kathleen Clark has achieved
distinction in her arr work at vir-
eiiin College, receiving seven highest
marks and two next highest at the
Easter art exhibit. iH
I. j. Northcross returned Sunday
from the Johnston-Wiliis Hospital, In
Richmond, where he had been for
! three weeks, after an operation for
appendicitis. II.
1. Mrs Mrs., J. ". Dawson and Mrs, I. "
Mhi,e.of Pulaski. attended Mrs. T. NJ
Brady's funeral. Wednesday,
arrangements are being made By
inc .utherans here and in Pulaski 10
reunite for the support o: a pastor
Inc eongresation here has extended
synod to hold It's next regular meet
Ing here. August 1920. The new
church here is TO be dedicated Sun
Gay May FL Rev. l.. a. Fox. y. d..
VIII perform the act Of consecra ton.
assisted by the presidents OF the two
conferences-Rev. &. * IIunton, OF
salem, and Rev. X Y. Umberger, 81
Wythcville. - n.
Mrs, Paul sies and Master Paul sies
nave been spending the week with MIR.
ana Mrs George ID. Brown. OF Black
Lick, Wythe county. Misses Katharine
a omn, Martha m sieg have been with their
aunt. MIS- Brown. since Easter
Howard Palmer. OF v. p. l.. spent tho
Weekend here. iii
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Pres
hsterian Church will s,cet at the
at $3.50 r. NJ .'1
Miss Louise McElratn viii sing at
Central Presbyterian Church Sunday
Miss Ollie Reed spent last week as
snowvIlle. a. e''' ''ear
Mrs; Early Is visiting her m other.
Mrs. w. A. Wilson.
Mrs. r. A; schott sailed Wednesday
from New York for Trieste, Austria.
10 visit her Vienna home She was
accompanied to New York BY SIR
ginia, returning here In about ten
GAYS Gays when he will stay at the West
End Hotel. when in town Mrs. schot,
Will be gone all summer.
James NJ. Stump. who IS stationed
al Camp overton. Mindanao. p Il, ex-
poets TO start for home. August "a.
Mrs. NJ F. Peters spent Saturday in
Hal Tyler was in Roanoke, Tues
Mr.; and Mrs; A; 1. Epperly of Chris
tianshurg. Visited Mr.. and Mrs. T. n
Stump Sunday. =. =.
ox J. 3 Fisher spent Tuesday in Roam
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Middleburg Social News
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch..

J.
AIddleburg. Va, May 6.-hirs. D. C
Sands. Of White Plains. n. Y. Is visit
ing her son, at Benton"
Mrs. Samuel Preston LUCK has az
her guest, her sister, Miss Ashton,
daughter of Judge Ashton. of King
George county.
On May q. Mrs. Joshua Fletcher, ac-
companied by Miss Mabel Fletcher,
will sail from New York. and will
spend three months in Southern Eu-
rope. Miss Fletcher Is well known in
Richmond. having frequently visited
her uncle, Judge Samuel witt
Miss Neville Lennon. daughter of
air. and Mrs. j. Southgate Lennon, OF
Baltimore. has gone to that city to be
present at the marriage of her sister.
Miss Isabel.
Miss Mamie Fred. who anticipated
visit to Heidelburg, Germany, to he
present at the graduation of her
orother, Edwin Brown Fred, will be
detained on account of the serious i'll
ness of her father.
Mrs. Eyster, wife of Professor
Eyster of Wisconsin University, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
III. Adams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Wytheville Social News.

Special TO The Times-D ispatch.1
Wytheville, Va. May ga qeiighs-
ful german was given at Boyd's Hotel
on Wednesday evening In honor OF
the bridesmaids TO the Gravcly Dew
wedding. 1t was led BY Stuart Camp
bell, with Miss Elizabeth Boiling, OF
Baltimore. and was one of the hand
soonest affairs Of the season.
Mrs. Virginia Braxton. OF Richmond,
has returned home after a visit tn AIrs
Thomas r. Dew.
Mrs. Robert Pendicton and MIR. AMI
Mrs Frank Chaffin have been called
70 Roanoke by the death of the little
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Stuart, OF
Abingdon. recent guests OF Mrs 4.
n. Campbell, returned home Monday.
Mrs; John Irvine. OF Milton. *. c..
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
iieuser.
Misses Sue and LILY Tyler. of Rad
lord, were the guests of friends here
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Buena Vista Social News.
, Lspeeial 70 The Imes-Dlspatch.l

loPseIat 10 Inc IlmeS-DiSpatch.1
Buena Vista, Va. May 6.-The South.
ern Seminary was the scene on Mon
day evening of a bfiiiant entertain.
ment the occasion being the gradual
Ing recital of Misses Martha Leon,a
Sanders. Danzelle johnson Hunt and
Mary Clarke Hoofnagle. in piano. and
Miss Margaret Umholtz, in vocal rho
program offered was a most excellent.
one, and the large audience present
showed their appreciation, of the work
OF the young women by liberal an
planse. The young women acquitted
themselves in an admirable manner
and with credit both to themselves and
their instructors, Professor and Mrs.
Sanhorn. Among the out of town
guests present were Miss Grayson
Hoofnagle. OF Randolph Macon Wo-
mans College, Lynchburg, and Mr..
Hunt. ofGAshIand.
Mrs Howard Trumher entertained
on Thursday afternoon with a card
party In honor of her sister, Miss
Kohn, of Norristown, Pa, who liz her
guest. The house was decorated in an
attractive manner, and after a very
enjoyable game, delicious refreshment 8
were served.
Rev. saylor G. Greyer who, for a
number OF years has been pastor of
. the Church OF the Brethren, left on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
Norwood Social News.
Especial to The Times-Dispatcf

Norwood, Va, May 6-Mrs. Elmo
Robertson and two daughters. OF
Springwood, are visiting Mrs. II. L
Robertson.
Miss Nina Nelson, of Louisa, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock Johnson, OF
Richmond, are the guests of Mrs.
Mollle E. Scruggs.
Mrs. Margaret Agee, after spend
ing the winter with her sisters here.
left on Saturday for her homo in
Cumberland. She was accompa MED to
Lynchburg by Miss Bette Dixon.
Elmo Robertson visited his parents
here Saturday and Sunday.
+ Mrs. Kincaid is now visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Bnnton, OF Buffalo.
Frank Bolton, who was operated on
in I,ynchburg last Saturday for ap-
pendicltis. Is reported as doing nice
Mra. Mayo cabeil and two children,
OF Big stone Gap. are visiting Mis-.
CabtiIs mother. Mrs, Lou Cabell, here.
Tho High School pupils ara pre-
pairing a delightfu! program for their
commencement here on Monday next.
w. a, Roberts visited Schuyler on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Pinkey Bolton. of Roanoke, is
visiting friends here, 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
BALLOON BREAKS LOOSE,
AERONAUTS INJURED

g Especial Cable to The Times- Dispatch
Dresden, May 6.--During a balloon
competition organized by the Aero
nautical Society OF SaSony, which was,
held here recently, the balloon Nord-;
hansen broke loose too soon from her.
mornings and Herr Korn. a factory
owner of Dresden. was carried Mp
hanging to the outside Of the car.
The pilot pulled the ripping cord.
and the balloon on her descent struck
against the buildings of the neighbour
Ing gas works. and Herr Korn, looBlng
his hold. fell and broke his leg. s
Tho escaping gas caught fire by con 4
tact with sparks from the chimney OF
the gas works. and the car tore her.
self loose from tn, balloon and crash
ed down onto tho roof OF the works.
The four occupants of the car were
more or less seriously injured.
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Appomattox Social News.
[Speciai to The Times-Disnatch

lspecial to The Times Dispa tch.l
Mae Burke entertained very delight
fully the Wednesday Club and her
friends last evening. at her home in
oke. -
Claude Haga. OF Washington. D. q.
is visiting his brothers at this Mace,
D. X. johnson. of Richmond, visited
Mr; IA, and Mrs i. E. Smith this week.
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r 'H s
browning. of the Old Courthouse, this
John f. Sears, OF South Boston. was
visitor at this place last week.
were married at the parsonage this
week by Rev. r. B. Blankenship.
Harry Shoup and wife, of Ohio. are
visiting at the home Of William
Propts. this week. -.
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Special Cable TO The Times DIspatc

ISpeCIHI CAbIG 10 TIC Tunes DIspatCh. ~
Brussels. May 6.-An important in-
tcrnational regatta will be held at
Terdonck, near Client, on May 25. The
organizing committee has lust decided
TO mako an appeal to German, French
and Dutch crews to enter, but the main.
attraction will be the Anglo Belgian
match between Jesus College, Cam
bridge, and a Belgian crew, which Will
comprise the best oarsmen of the row I
ing clubs of Belgium. The race will be,
rowed over straight course of 2,11l,
metres in length, in the direction OF
Seizeate, towards Terdonck A cup
offered by the Municipal Council and d
gold medal Will be awarded to tho
winners; the losers will receive sill.
yer medal. t HS
The King has sent to the committee
a silver cup to be competed for In one:
of the races. iSr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Miss Grace HuG is in Lynchburg,
the guest of Mrs. a. ID. Pettyjohn. She
Will also visit her sister, Mrs. Cleve-
land James, in Norfolk.
Mrs. j. Il. NJ. Hanckel entertained
delightfully."- at bridge Wednesday in
honor of Miss Alice Preston, of Texas.
and Mrs. Rodenbacger, OF Washington.
ID. C.
Miss Nell Stephenson has returned
from Philadelphia. where she was u
guest at charming house party.
Mrs. j. B. Cowgirl has returned from
q pleasant trip to Danville.
X Mrs. Eugene Davis has Miss Inez
Thomas. of Jacksonville, as her guest.
e. +. Smith. II, w. Stone and H. c..
johnson, all OF Richmond were visitors
here last week.
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Freezing Social News.
;pecial to The Times-Dispatch51

Special to The Times Dispa tch.l
Freezing, Va. May 6.-Dr. j. C.
sutherland of Clintwood, is in town.
camp. is at Freezing.
Mrs: Sarah Taylor, of Isom, is visit
Miss Augusta b. Beverly is at Isom
is here. ga -
!; w. Davis OF Norland, is here.
toT Sorace Hawkins. OF Isom, is in
Londy Willis, OF Norland, is here.
here. 80 N' IS
M Master Toliey Davis. of Norland, is
freezing. - al
v,I Fayet, Fleming, of cranesnest, is a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

OF Geonrey Hudson, the dwarf at the
court of Charles I. Si
Many animals will figure In this.
pageant. The indian episode alone
REQUIRES five elephants. seven camels
and number OF sacred asses. For
the South African trek 1t is difficult
to procure sufficient oxen which havs
been trained to harness. In the scene
Our Trade With the indies" monkeys
and parrots are In training so that
they may not utter any remarks out OF
Keeping with the period OF ITO. The
Duke of Marlborough has sent FROM,
Blenheim fourteen stays, which arc
now being prepared for their parts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

this week. Miss Lilly Tyler will be
bridesmaid for Miss Grace Bryan.
daughter OF William jennings Bryan,
whose wedding will DO celebrated carly
in June. in Lincoln, Mob.
Rev. H. Tucker Graham, president OF
liampden- Sidney College, preached u.
the Presbyterian Church hero on Sun
day morning.
Rev. Francis Craighll and litus
daughter Mary. returned Tuesday from
a visit to friends In Washington. -.
Miss Elizabeth Boiling, OF Balti-
more, who has been the guest OF Miss
Leila Dew, left Thursday to spend
some time with relatives In Abingdon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
LITTLE CHILDREN OFF ..S
ON LONG JOURNEY

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch
Liverpool. May 6.--The passengers
In the Empress OF ireland, which SAIL
ed from Liverpool for Canada recent
~. included two children named Thomas
Holmes aged nine, and Rebecca Holmes
aged five who are travelling alone to
Butte City. Montana. to Join their par
ents, who had preceded them from
Dalton-in Furness. 4sfstH
The children were quite happy in the
face. of the 5000 mile journey. Both
have a brass tablet attached to their
clothing giving name, age and destina-.
nation. lial,. 3sNa.t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

popular coal operator of Birmingham.
Ala. spent several days in the Gap
visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ X Kelly.
Misses irna and Bernlce orr re-
turned sunday night from Toms Creek
where they have been teaching school
the, past year.
Miss Myrtle Cawood. the daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. j. Z. Cawood. has
returned from Pounu. where sue
taught during the past session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Miss Lucy Ford WORKMAN left Tues
Gay night for Athens. Gu, where she
VIII be the guest OF Miss Boiling
Phintzy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Miss LILLIAN I'M. daughter or Or.
H. l.. Hin. Of Montgomery. Ala, is the
guest OF Miss Gcline Macdonald. at
Firth and Franklin Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Miss Betsy London. OF North. Caro-
lima, has sone TO Washington to Visit
friends, after visit to Miss Evelyn
jackson here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Miss Betsy Conway has returned to
her home in fredericksburg. after a
short stay IN Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Miss Clara Pitts and Mrs. Cooley.
who attended the May Festival here.
have returned to ScottsvilIe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07
T RECKI,.E'S

Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
Them with the New Drug
An eminent skin specialist recently discoy-
cred q new urnE, othine-double strength
which is 20 uniformly Auccessfu In rcmov-
Ing freckles and giving a clear beautiful
complexion that II is sold By Tragic Drug
Company under an absolute guarantee to
refund the money II 1t faiIe.
Don't hide your frcckles under veil; get
an ounce OF othine and remove them. Even
the hrst nights use Will show wonderful
Improvement. some OF the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely. 1t Is absolutely harmless
and cannot injure the most tender skin.
Be sure 10 ask Tragic Drug Company for
the double strength othine;Bit IS this that
ts sold on the money back guarantee. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-07

Mrs. w. Crawford Lassitcr. Of %
south Addison Street. VIII o-morrow
morning leave for Lynchburs. where
she VIII attend the Rebekah Assem-
bly, Mrs. Lassiter Will be the repre-
sentative of the Friendship Rebekah
Lodge, No..1l. l. o. o. +.