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Return From weddIno Trim.

MIR. and Mrs. Latanc. wno were
united in marriage az the home OF
the brides parents. Dr and Mrs.
Eckert. in Cleveland recently. have
arrived In Wheeling and taken up
residence on Fourteenth street.
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Miss Esther Turner. assisted by
MIS-. y. X. Turner. pleasantly enter
tanned number % friends with n
Haho"een party a. her homo IN Bel
sire. The evening was spent In mu.
sic and games. and AZ a seasonable
hour luncheon was servd
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The ladies' OF 81 Paulf church. or
The South side. gave an apron bazaar
and supper IN the basement Of the
church Thursday evening
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Serve Lunch.

The Kings Daughters OF the Thorn.
son NJ + church have rented tho
store room formerly occupied by the
Graham Wall Paper company and.
starting at noon Monday, will sell
light lunch. consisting OF homemade
pies. cakes and sandwiches. The prices
VIII be low and the food pure and
wholesome.
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starte1 looking toward limiting ali
races for two and thrss-ysar-olds TO the
osst two-in-thres hsats. ana the writer
believes that the most earnest consider
alton should Be siven before definite &C.
ton 10 taken. even In regard 20 thee
Juvenile trottsrs and PAGERS.
Among the reforms that the trottius
turf really does demand I'm order 40
make strong hid for>ths publsc's nat
ronase are better equipped grand stands.
the besutifying OF grounds: fewer scor-
ihEs OF horses: Insisting on neatly an
p.reied drivers and Krooms. and = plan
which will do Away with the tediou.
waits resulting from ioose shoes or
broken harness and boots The latter 4.
feature which invariably causes an
noyinx delays. ana n q rule was passed
ana strictly enforced. which made Al
compulsory for an horses once they
were called and ON the track, 10 start
WIN me fisld. regardless OF any or the
above contingencies that might arise. A
would make a decided hit with the pub
lie. 49,
III driver knew that no delays would
ne tolerated for the above causes. he
would be very careful 20 see that the
horses shoes were property set and
mat his harness and boots were in IN.
ees, OF condition and securely adjusted
oefore ne came out of the paddock
When horse N called for the heat nj.
uriNer should mount the suIky befor.
ieANlng tho paddock. and when he gets
out onto the track he should not be per-
United TO sdismount for any reason
There might. be n few instances wher.
thiz rule might apparently work a hard
ship' nut the great Improvement that
such plan would work would mag. n
decided hit with the public n. well A.
rhortening racing hours. and In the
Tong run would be certain TO prove popu-
lar with the drivers themselves
Many Harness starr SOLD.
twenty-five head or classy American
N"tths stations and mares w.r.
aboard the Atlantic Transportation liner
minneapolis. when ~ sailed from New
i"rk ON Thursday last. All OF these
had been purch aSed the last two v,e.t,y
by lsador Schlessinrer. of Vienna a.
IRA, and In addition To those shipp.d
"" fas' troiting mare soprano. 2.oss.
has been retained in this county ANA
"lll be shipped with other purchases
still Co he ample
The trotters which left for Europ. Ia.
past week are a. follows AFRO tevburp
20, a Stroller. 2.05i. Jack Swif, 81,
-ieis Tel.mschus. 2:Itts and Yo,,-,.
joe simmons. e.isa
TO" mares purchased - race an The
"'h'f SD" prlor % Their Joining tte
ranks or brood mares are. ssran,st
.""n. -'ofh Maude Light. s.o7i,.
.'.,' ''iA' -.Ys = fanSy Elkuut. s.oais.
"nd S"n"ma Belle =.Osi.
The brood mare. ere ;ssfl, Iirl .-..t.
'h i'al 30 fr"dagaii. e.is. Cousiv Nj
Kinney -. -.isis. in foal to Axwortb,
=. Miss Robbins. ..is. la fo,i 10
M"rshn AAWorthy son or ANWorthv ~,
N'hs ~ ne. sister or Bingen s.9sI..
h1u1 Ne iani"l. @,.s. Ia fosI to III. sam.
ho,ne Again. ---7is trial s:is.
i"'t by Wee Commodore. ..ii. Ev,,t,
81. tiiat : =eis. IN fuai To The shake.
h"aie. .. iai -.'s4. snd her bsv W.su-
ING 'llN o. J. Mcsrsgor. =.o7i. IA
""".s Electra. -.-6ts iu faaI :, Th.
spesrr. and her bsy weanlinr r,It
~ "'.'reS"r. IL and Cretona ga,
1917 foai bog Moko i''r
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Entertained Club

Miss Eleanor Mcclure entertained
the Monday Bridge Club on Monday
afternoon AT the Mcclure hotel
Bridge occupied. the afternoon. and
at the conclusion lunch was served.
those present were Mrs. W. 4. Hoi-
loway. Mrs. Jessie Bloch. Mrs VIII
Cracraft. Mrs. Joseph Speidel. Jr
Mrs. Eugene Hiidreth. Mrs. Seweil
Gibbs. Misses Juliet Campbell. Mary
Franzheim and Eleanor Mcclure.
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Give Play.

The students OF the Moundsville
High school are making arrange
ments TO hold a playlet soon in the
auditorium of the Central school of
that city. The cast has been selected
for the AFFAIR. the title being The
Elopement OF Eileen" Miss Clara
Chase Boggs will coach the students.
and as she has had much experience
In this line the parts will be well
rendered. Although no date has been
set Tor the affair. II will probably be
given IN the early part OF December
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OA'Ly Fashion Talks
Nv NAY MaMToN
WITH THE NEW CoATEE BLOUSE.
Nv May MaNToN

'oIce o'oe essential generally
his
" pam hnshed With banding liked wayir
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?. o. L. Club Entertained.

The members OF the p. ID. L. club
were entertained with a Halloween
party At the home of Miss Beulah
Snedecher At Mt Olivet. The AFFAIR
was held In the spacious barn. and
the products OF the harvest gave a
real Halloween effect. Those In the
party were: Misses Ethel Marble.
Jean White. Emma Reich. Myrtle
Bromer. Hanna Baker. Signora Hay
man. Jennie Seabright. Marguerite
Story. Irene MARBLE. Beulah Snedecher
and Lillian Snedecher. Messrs. RAY.
mond Montgomery. Robert Snedecher
William Snedecher, Carl Snedecher.
George Smith. Carl Balch. Prof J. r
Evans. Frank Story. John Smith and
Irwin Becker.
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Held Supper.

The Aid Society OF St Matthews
German Lutheran church OF Benwood
held supper In the city hall OF that
city Monday evening until IL o'clock
for the benefit OF those returning late
from the celebration at Wheeling.
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Society Review

friends presented her with a china
dinner set. Mrs. Shepherds housc
and contents bsing lately DESTROYED
by IRE. this kind remembrance n
much appreciated by her, and abe
extends many thanks to ali who mar.
tieipated. MIRA Eilis McCrsary and
Mrs. Q. w. Remke had charge Of the
anair. Only few were present at
the presentation. four generations be-
Ing represented. a. follows: Mrs. r.
A shepherd. Mrs. @. w. Remke. Mrs.
Norman Dague and Miss Hilda Louise
Dague. who 10 10 months old.
MASQUERADE Party.
Miss Hilda Stiiwen entertained a
number OF her friends wit Ia Hal.
lowe'en party a her homo In Kirk
wood. The evening was spent I'm
amusements and games. solos being
rendered by Misses Helen Davis and
Bertha Hanson. Miss Clara Bode &C
companying on the piano. Refresh
ments in keeping with Halloween
were served. Those present were:
Misses Helen Davis, Clara MiIlard.
Elizabeth. Elni. Nina Bowman. Dora
Wagner. Clara Bode. Dessa IoufY.
Bertha Hanson. Mary Cook. Jennie
Green. Hilda suiweli. Estelia Still
well. Hazel Stilweli. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Oriy: Messrs. Charles Fowler.
Robert Parish. Grover Duke. Norman
Young. John Bowman. Arthur Bow
man. William Elm. Clyde Bell.
Ralph Roam. Charles 1routen, Joe
Holler and Charles Stilweli.
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rout-Jorss.
AZ noon Wednesday. October IS, wAs
eolemnised the marriage OF Frederick
H. Tout. Of Tiltonsville. and Ella
H1Anche Jones. OF Rush Run. o.. NJ
the home Of the brides parents.
Tue homo was tAstefully decorated
with autumn leaves. ferns and flowers
and presented very pleasing appear.
Ance.
Promptly mt IL O'Clock the young
couple entered the room TO the strains
~ 'Mendelssohn's Wedding March.
which was beautifully rendered BY
0rs~ Elxabsth J. simpson. q cousin of
the bride. preceding them was little
Miss Virginia Jonee. niece Of the bride
who carried the ring In the pedals OF
q rose.
Awaiting them At the improvised
altar. was Rev. Charles Simpson. ana
taking their places before him the
solemn and impressive words were
spoken and the vows pledged. which
united them together. Mrs. Simpson
playing softly midsummer Nights
Dream" during the ceremony.
After congratulations dinner was
served. and Immediately following the
young couple took their departure for
= short trip.
The brides travelling suit was a
beautiful shade OF mulberry. and her
wedfnS dress was OF green silk.
They received many beautiful and
useful rsmembrances from their
friends and are starting their welded
NE with rosy prospects.
The bride II q daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Jones and il beloved by
her many friends for her Jolly and
cheerful disposition. Mr.. Tout IN an
smpioye OF the Pennsylvania railroas :.
ana has made many friends for him.
self. both In his work and outside rfe
Inc wedding was very quiet, only
the relatives and q few intimate
friends being present.
M. and Mrs. Tout viii be n home
to their friends after November Is. M
their home In Tiltonsviile. Ohio.
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Mrs. Henry Heller Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Cone. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Rothschild. Mes
danes Bernard Caron i. Is. Fisher,
j. Schircm, Miss Rcna Mildred Fisher
pr. Jacob MichauX. +. Harold Fisher
X. Fisher. Herman Guggcnheimcr, Lee
Grecncbaum, SYLVAN Straus, Dave Per
! lin, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Cooper and Miss
Esther Alpcrin. OF Pctcrsburg
substitution German.
subscription german is being ar
ranged I.N several Of the younger mcn
10 take place next Friday evening
February 3, from Q 10 O'Clock, in the
Masonic Temple. The dance will be %
most attractive one in all its details
a seated supper Will be served, and Il
in .hc decorations. The committee in
,, charge includes Percy Montague, Jr.
William Hoppe. Hunter Camp ana Law
renee Berry.
.trcallan* Not To rIMy.
Much regret is felt in social circles
here tha, the Arcadiuns, The dramatic
club Of the University Of Virginia. has
| lecn disorSanizcd. Every winter the
/ Arcadians brought some delightfully."-
absurd nonsense to mako merry in tho
various towns OF the State. and usually
make a charming END OF things" for
! tho debutantes' winter in Richmond.
Mrs. Hess to Return.
| Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess and son.
who have been spending some time IN
Kew York CITY. Will return to Rich
mond Tomorrow.
IIfnntcr--icdd.
The wedding OF Miss lIardinia ray
| lor Rcdd to Claude PcSres Hunter
was solcmnizcd Thursduy morning a
! 10 o'clock in Saint Martins Episcopal
| Church, boswell, Va. Thomas Luns-
| ford Hunter. brother OF the groom,
acted as best man. Miss Eedd is a
daughter of j. G. Redd, of Hanover
| county, Va. She wore a going away
gown of blue hroadcloth and carried
d bouquet OF Brido roses Immediately
after tho ceremony which was per-
! formed by tho Rev. Philip a. Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunter left for okla
| lloma City, where they arc to mako
their future home.
| EiehniOnd Artists Work.
| At the notable exhibition Of minia-
lures held last week in Baltimore at
the rooms of the Maryland Society OF
Colonial Danes of America. two NINA :
lures painted by Miss Adele Clark.
| Of Richmond. were placed. One of
| these was portrait OF Miss Emily
Grogan, late OF Belfast. ireland, and is
1.-THE property Of Charles Edward
/ Grogan, of Baltimore. Tho other was
| the head Of IL Bacchante copied from
J n pastel or the eighteenth century.
Miss Clark has been successful in
many lines of her art but In NINA
! ture pa hitting. which she has recently
taken up. she has shown rare talent.
! Al tic Womnns Club.
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman. we'll
| known as ~ lecturer. author and Jour
inalist will appear before tho Woman's
Club tomorrow. Monday. at half-past
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DOCTOR PRAISES D. D. D.

Although an NJ. p, I acknowledge
to my patients and patrons that Your
remedy. p. ID. D.. reaches cases OF Eczc-
ma and permanently cures them. DR.
Ira r. Cab bert, Caldwell, Kan.
My cure began from the first ppli-
cation OF D. p. p. My skin is now a
smooth rs baby's. ! wouldn't take a
thousand dollars for what y. D. u. has
done for me- writes august Santo, OF
Chiliicothe, Ohio.
These arc Just samples of letters We
arc receiving every day from grateful
patients all over the country.
Worth It's weight in gold" All my
pmples washed away by d. ID. d.
II found instant relief,"'.D. p. r.. is lit
tie short of miraculous These are
tho words of others in describing the
great skin remedy. n. d. p.
Proven by thousands OF cures. for ten
years, to be absolutely harmless and
reliable In every case of skin trouble,
no matter what st is.
Get trial bottle to-day! instant re-
lief--only csc.
Washington & Early. Manchester;
Owens & Minor Drug Co.; r. a. Nor
rison. Petersburg.
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4, when she will speak on Our Brains
and What AIS Them a subject which
she is particularly we'll httcd TO treat.
as she is generally conceded 10 be a
woman possessed Of the kcencst logic
and tho rarost acumcn in tho express
sion Of her theories and the rropound-
ing Of her arguments.
idnms--WciIc.
The home OF Mr., and Airs. Z. O.
Wcllc, ZOO West Main street was the
scene Of u pretty wedding on We'd
ncslay morning at 9so'clock, when
their daughter, Miss Gertrude Helen
Wcllc. became the bride of Vincent H..
Adams, popular young druggist Of
Townsville, y. c. The groom is the
son of Samuel Adams, of Red Oak,
Va, The bride Was given away by
her father and wore going-away
gown Of gray cloth with hat and
gloves to match, and cnrricd Il shower
bouquet OF Bride roses. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. J. Schcrcr,
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S S O g 4 !H z 7

from $50 until o'clock.
or interest Here.
Miss Kathleen MrDonncll Of Bal
tinorc is spending some time at OLD
Point ana is being much entertained
IN naval circles. Miss Mcdonnell is
n frequent visitor in Virginia.
Invitations iasurd.
Mrs. Ida ". r:lerson has lssueo
Invitations for tho marriage Of hcl
tiicce. Miss latcs Harris Wren. 10
Francis tyrd Winston. oil tic evening
H. tcpruarN -, at o'clock, at SIC
East Grace street
Nr. Footr Entcri;linS
j NeiN rniuNililc AFFAIR OF the. week
WAS mat whirh WAS given on lasi
TUESDAY evening BY the As We Like Ii
Social Clnb at tho home or l.dw f.
tootc, Of Chimborazo Park
The home wAs mos, attractive. with
itS loyelT decorations Of growing
plants and vut flowers, the color scheme
.ut INK and White bcn. observed rho
W"n'en. I,rcSent Mere ,itircd in pink
So ~ "Ncriaccd with white, ana wore
white ana pink carnations
Filt cub enjoyed an nlcrcstin; in
I! lprutill talk by .\ntonc j. Gauldi,G. whp
( has liiSl returned from Il soiourn al
! licnh NcN Mica dancing and game
/ 81 VARIOUS Kinds, luncheon was
serTcd. after which little tokens ,lllc,i
4 with candy ana tied with pink ana
/ White ribbons were presented 10 tho
| aucsts- Thase present werc Miss Hat
| tic l.orrainc Triton, Win Antoine j.
l'aoidinE Miss iazcl Howard with
lsert loolc; Miss iIlizabcth Buhem. With
/ l.dN !. Footc; Miss Edna llcrncion
! With John O'Grndy; Miss Louise pay.
! With lohn Fletcher; Miss Matilda Day.
With pr. Fred Fletcher; Miss Margaret
'faNlcr- With Milton Wrcnn; Miss Mar
gA,cl Rotto with Robert y Erown, .Ir. /:
MISS Ethel i'nrlish Will James Rice
Miss licicn i!pps, with Wesley Lowe.
iAlisS Dexter Parrish with llarry Longs
worth: Miss ELLA Gnuuiny. with Earl
| Strang Miss Margaret Grace. with
Wiiiam Fletcher; Miss Nellie Mcclure,
IWith Hcrnard Jones Miss Stasia Me
! Nalnura, with Melvin Otrady: Miss;
Berthe isicc With LOUIS Mcponuugh:
iNii$s Mabel Epps, with Leonard tluarles.
The Hlnpcrons wclc Mrs. O'Gra,ly. Mrs.
,'huldins ana Mrs 'oolc,
Valentine Tea.
[ The loNins circle OF Kings ionugh-
| era Viii hold 4 Valentine tex, for ,hli-
| dlon At ip3 West Franklin street on
trhrharNl 10 from tintii ESQ
| Miss .'nri,s"n % Visit in EnIland.
Miss i;GSSl . jackson. OF Grove \ yc-
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street complimentary 10 Miss Olive
Manson, IF New Orleans. The parlors
were decorated in pink and green. and
MISS Whoats guests We're Misses Man
son, Marie lsaacs, Gwcndolyn Ruther-
foord- Mary SCARBOROUGH, Conway
FLEMING, Elsie Parrish. Elizabeth Bont-
ley jamie Houlware and Randolph
owen, James Wheat. John Ingram, Vim
cent Bargamin. William C;rigg Mr..
Paine Maurice I.anghornc. Pcyton
Fleming ana Talmage Donnan. -Four
tables OF bridge were played
Miss Stcrnhcimcr ut Homo.
Miss Florence Stcrnhcimcr. of
Gresham Court, will be at home this
evcGing from . until Ii. in honor or
her house guest, Miss Meta Schwab,
WHO is senior al Wellesley College
this Jcar.
,ir. aud Mrs. Tonmcs Visiting Here.
Mr.. and MI. William Arnistcad
TONNES, Of Wilmington, y. c., arc vis-
ting relatives at sos East Franklin
Sire Il.
Wnrc--Nmcl>oi>
Miss Lucy Nuckols was married in
the nome Of her aunt. Mrs. Mn. l;aker.
on Thursday evening to Earl Ware.
Of Hanover. owing to mourning in the
sroom's family. only the immediate
relatives were present. Rcv. Ryland
knight, OF Calvary Baptist Church. per
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ware will mako their future home in
Hanover.
Visiting in New York,
Mrs. John L. NNinSo and her dauSh-
ter Miss Maric Elizabeth Winso. Of
aoi Floyd Avenue. left on Friday for a
visit of several weeks in New York
City While there they will attend
grand opera
In Honor Of Visitors.
Mrs. Sister. Of Warrenton, arrived
YESTERDAY TO ne tho house guest OF
Mrs. John L. Minor, on West Avenue.
Mrs. Minor viii entertain Informally
this week in honor Of Mrs. Slater and
Alra. GrcnYillc Gaines. also Of Warren
ton, who is visiting here.
TO Return This Week.
alra. Archie Cary and daughters
Misses Patio and Cammic Cary who
have been visiting in the South. arc
expected home this week.
Going 10 NORTH Cnrolfnn.
Landonia Brock. who have been spend
ing the winter here, Will leave In Feb
rnafy for Charlotte. y. G.
Wedding Apniycrsury Celebrated.
MI aud Mrs. w. 4. BrOidy, OF
ooS Allison Street. entertained in honor
OF thcr twcny-nfth wedding annivcr-
shry on Thursday evening They were
me recipients %! many beautiful re-
mcmbtancca from their friends. Cards
were indulgcd III until Il late hour
Whrn Suppcr was served, Mr. and
| airs Joseph Cone had charge OF the
| dininS-rooln. Among those present
| wcrc Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles Grccncbaum
Mr. ana Mrs. q =. kass, Mr., ami Mrs
" kaminsky Mi and Mrs. y. =. StrauS
| Mr., ana Mrs. Charles Fisher, Mr.. and
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TEuLY the 'lishg Of othcr days"
Will he around us ana Inc
fathers and mothers OF yuunecr
society Will tind themselves a-drcam-
ing Of their day" when the CHARITY
Bali takes place here OH IIcbruury =?
IN the jefferson Hotel ball,oom ABOUT
twenty years ago Il briliant bai.
poli,lrc was given in the Mozart Ac.,d-
emN, under tic direction OF tile g. H..
v. Al, and was Il fctc that is still re-
menbcrca hero. Al 81 Kichmonl's
lovely society womcn took part, The
entire lower floor WAS arranged
for tile BALI andhe minuot VAS led
by Mrs Willie Allen and Byrd MAJ
wick Mrs Williams l.. .Royan an0
Sallic Wal kins. Their costumes. e.
peciaiiy made III New York, We're OF
Fhi!ip ,IaNs,il was queen Of The ball
and Mrs. Woodbridge. Mrs Thomas
Eolling, Mss Frank Christian were
among tho beautiful Society ssirs
dancing.
And now smother Chori,y Fan lis TO
be given tltat willIriyal The ,all ~ by-
gore days The .\uNiliaiN 10 The BeMc
Er%an DAY Nursery has the dance III
charge Which includes rs its membci,
4h - tf.!lt' t-1ict' picsidCiii, AlfS, hiram
N smith, secretary; Mrs. punglaS;
Nandcrhoof, treasurer. Misses Char
lo,tc Bcniiss Haydc HrAnrli. Lanic Soul
ware Isabelle Garter, elizabeth Cock q.
Dorthy Christian, I.or. Crump. Elsie
Harrison. Lula JONES, Archer luync*.
Nora Kandolph, MaYy Scarborough.
Kobcrta TrisG. Barbara; 'r,iag, Lucy
Ford Wortham, Virginia Whitclcy,
Mrs Lewis Hoshcr and Mrs. Logan
Golsan. The bali will br opened with
the lninnct with sixteen couples Of
Eichmond's most charlsin voungcr sat
dancing. Palmer Leigh Will lead With
Mrs Charles para Gibson, formerly
The beautiful irene L,nshornc, Of this
ciiy
Many prominent society people Mill
receive, ana the charitN Bali viii Sc
a picturcrluo ending 10 Il brilliant
winter III Richmond, whore mothers
and daughters will catch again ih,,
spirit OF The odcn days in society," life
in Virginia.
In Honor nf Mrs. aIann.
Mrs. rhtnts Scott, Of 500 Floyd
Avenue VIII entertain az luncheon
from un,i ! O'clock, 1T her homo, on
TUESDAY afternoon, in honor Of Airs,
William II Mann The last in the
series Of AIRS Mann's at homes will lie
81 the mansion on Tuesday afternoon
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nuc, Will return with her aunt. Mrs.
isai'dolph 70 her home in England
Mrs Randolph is visiting her parents,
MI and Mrs lanes Is. Pace, and much
entertaining has been done in her
honor
In Honor of Miss Manson
Miss Frances Wheat entertained last
ihhrsda! cvenint; at an informal bridge
party Al her home On West Grace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-29

Miss Ellie -. Bouldin. of Washington.
is spending tho Weekend With her
sister. Mrs. overly at The Hanover.
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pastor of the First English Lutheran
Church. after Il southern trip. AR.
and Mrs. Adams viii be at home 10
their friends in Townsville, n c., Feb
ruary 10.
Reception by the Art club.
On Tuesday afternoon the Art club
LOT Richmond Will hold its weekly
reception from to O'clock, the
speaker OF tho afternoon being Mrs
Frank r. Read. OF Panama, who viii
give an informal ak ON The Art OF
tho Indians OF Panama Mrs. Read
has lived on the isthmus Tor nine
years, and her familiarity with the life
and conditions there will render doubly
attractive what is at this time Il sub
ject Of such interest The lecture will
be illustrated with photographs and
objects Of art and will begin at 1880.
hcctnrc Under AUSPICES of Woman's
Club.
On saturday evening next. at $50
O'Clock. club members and their friends
VIII have the opportunity Of seeing
some rare views in connection with DR..
Lewis p. Chamberlayne's lecture on
Buried Cities Of Crete This en-
tcrtainment will be given In the new
y M G. a. hall admission being by
CEIu AoHlS, a McnlDcTS arc entitled TO
two guest tickets besides their own
card, which can be obtained at the
club later in the week.
In and Ont of 1'nwn.
Mrs. Philip d. sutton has returned
to the city from .Albc,narlc, where she
spent several weeks.
Miss Olive Manson. OF sew Orleans,
is the house guest of Miss Elsie Par
IRISH, on West Franklin Street.
Miss Ellie u. Bouldin, of Washington.
is spending tho weck-enG with her
sister. Mrs. overly. It The IIanover.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman Is the
guest Of Miss Mary Johnston. OH East
Franklin Street.
General and Mrs. William Ruin
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Miss Olive Manson. OF Sew Orleans
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Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman Is the
guest OF Miss Mary Johnston. OH East
Franklin Street. @
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