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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
Durham Social News

Especial to The Tines ispatchl
durham. N c., August 5.-One of
OF the week was tho al fresco bridge
party a I which Mrs. J. Harper Erwin
entertained on Monday afternoon at
her attractive home. "Sunnyside." in
west Durham. In honor of Mrs. FELTON,
Clements and Miss Jackson. of Buena
vista, Ga. The tables were arranged
on the broad porch. where the players
had a beautiful view OF the lovely
lawn and enjoyed a most interesting
game. The guest of honor, Mrs Glenn
ents, was given a kodak book. and
MISS Jackson received silver bridge
pencil. while Mrs. Blackwell Stith bore
off the trophy for the highest score
n copy of The Long Roll" Enjoying
Mrs Erwin's hospitality were Mrs. I
r. Hill, Mrs J. s. Cunningham. Mrs.
Paul Taylor, Mrs. T. L. Cheek. Mrs. T.
r. Lyon. Mrs. Lora Lyon Ferguson
Mrs. blackwell Stith. Mrs. NJ. II. Jones
Mrs, W. NJ. Fallon. Mrs. B. u. Brooks,
Annie Louise Vaughan. Charlotte
cunningham. Evelyn Jones' Matt q
Lehman. Pattie Carroll. of Raleigh.
and Miss Eliza Taylor. OF Danville
was the honoree at party on Friday
morning. at which Mrs. Paul TAYLOR
entertained at two tables of bridge
The guests included Mrs j. 6. Cunning
Robinson. Mrs. Z. 3. Lyon. Mrs. FELTON,
Clements and Miss Jackson. of Buena
vista, Ga.
Miss Ruby Rogers and Roscoe NJ
ayers were married on Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride. Rev
r. G. Craven officiating. MIR and Mrs
Ayers are spending their honeymoon
In the mountains of Virginia.
marriage of interest on Wednes-
day was that Of Miss Hattie Clements
and w; r Yancy, OF oxford. which
was solemnized at the home of the
prlne mother. on Wyatt Street by
Rev. John E. Wool of Granville coun
". John Buchanan. of oxford, was the
best man. and Miss Ella Clements
sister of the bride. was maid of honor
Alter the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Yancy left for Niagara Falls ana the
Catsk!ll Mountains. after which they
VIII be at home at Oxford
Mrs j. S Carr. Jr.. and children
nave gone to Atlantic City, where they
Will Join Mr.. and Mrs. William Patton.
OF Kansas City. to spend some time
then go to Cape May.
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Malvern Hill Social News

lSpeCldl to lne L l1neS-l plSpatCn.I
Malvern Hill. Va August 5-Miss
Alfalfa Walker. of The Glenns," has
returned from Harrisonburg. where
she attended the summer session OF
the normal school
j. III. Christian. of Providence Forge,
spent Wednesday in Richmond
Allan Johnson. of Shirley. has re-
turned from visit to Virginia Beach
Misses Iavinia apd Claibourne Car.
in Richmond.
Miss Emily Harrison. who has been
visiting friends at Newport. r l., New
York and Long Island for the past
six weeks. returned to her home. BAY
View on Friday.
has returned from a visit OF several
DAYS to his father in Norfolk.
Mrs. $: A. Clark and daughters,
Misses Margaret S and Betty. is az
her home, "Hardens," after spending
two weeks with friends in Richmond
Mrs. Louis Christian and children
and Mrs John r. Waddill have re-
turned to their respective homes from
weeks rip to Ruckroe Reach
Miss Agnes Douthat of 'Neyanoke,"
Is the guest of her sister. Mrs H. D..
Tyler at Wilioushby Beach.
Mrs. 7. Gordon Strachan. who has
heen visiting her brother. Judge T. C.
her home. bel Air"
Mrs William r. Johnson has returns
ed from q weeks visit to friends In.
Richmond
Miss BESSIE Rathine. VINO has been
In the Virginia Hospital for the past
week. returned to her home wednes-
oaN. DR. Edward Mcclure had to re-
move one Joint from the little finger OF
Miss Rathine's right hand, due TO q
severe bone feIon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
Boydton Social News
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch

Boydton. Va. August 5.-Mrs. Fanny
Panton and son. Harrison, of Danville,
are spending the summer here at the
home of c. j. Faulkner.
Misses Lena RulSes. of this place and
cousin. Miss Nell Hardy. of Franklin,
weeks at Virginia Beach.
MISS Mary Plummer Mc1lwaine and
brother w. Is. McIlwaine Ill, of Pc
tershurg, who have been visiting at
the home of C. r Baskerville. left for
the old Cockade City on Monday
MIR and Mrs Il. Chambers Goode
afternoon in honor Of their youngest
daughter. Miss Gena Goode Mrs.
Goode received her guests on the
spacious old Colonial porch. and grace
licious sandwiches with iced tea and
lemonade were passed around by the
Misses Goode. Miss Gcna looking
lovely in "a dainty lingerie dress of
white. with Killarney roses Before
leaving delightful course of ices and
cream were served out on the lawn II
was decidedly one Of the sweetest and
most Informal receptions ever given
in the town.
Miss Vira Paulett. of Farmvilie. is
man.
Mrs. ". L. Homes. who has been in
TO her home here, aGt has "a her guest
Mrs. John Cole. of Raleigh, n. c.
MT. simpson, OF Norfolk. spent the
week-end with his family, who are
summering here.
Bean WILCOX, of Petersburg. is visit
ing, at the home OF c. j. Faulkner.
Miss Mary Hamilton. now of South
Boston. but formerly of this place, is
visiting Mrs. Laura Homes
Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer. OF South Rich
mond who has been visiting Ter
mother, Mrs +. G Bowling. has re-
turned To her home.
Miss Wood, of Chase City. is spend
ing some time here at the home OF c
Wallace Coleman.
Jack Shell, Of Lawrenceville. who
was student at the University OF Viz
sini athe past session. spent The lat
ter part of the week here visiting p
=. Homes
William Wright. of Norfolk, spent
Saturday and sunday in town visitine
friends.
Hon S. P. Read. of Palmer springs
Mecklenburg county spent severa
days in town this week
MI Grub. of Chester Pa. spent sew
eral days here the first of the week
visiting friends
Miss Anna Williamson charmlnEly
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South Boston Social News
Especial to The Timos.Dispatch.l

Especial to The Timos -Dispa tch.]
South Boston. Va. August 5.-NIr
and Mrs n, A Penick and daughters,
Misses Louise. Lizzie and Ruth, have
returned from most pleasant soiourn
at Rockbrldge Baths Miss Louise
Penick also spent some tima with
friends in Lexington.
Mrs. j. w. Elliott left few DAYS
ago for Niagara Falls and Meadsville,
Pa. on pleasure trip.
Miss Florence May Wayland. of
Sperryville: Miss Eva May Davis, of
Danville: Miss Oreda Oxley. of Blue
field, w Va; Mrs. C. j. Russell and
daughter, of Richmond and Mrs.
Leslie Loyd. of Danville. were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Wayland during
the week
Mrs. Henry Glasgow. of Roanoke,
week
Mrs. a. B. willingham. Mrs. John
Harmon. Carroll Harmon. Marie Nor
wood left left Tuesday for Montvale
to spend some time.
r. NJ Terry has returned from Ken
lucky. where he went to visit his wife.
who is spending the summer with
relatives In the Bluegrass State
. Miss Helen Herrink, of Ashland, ia
the guest of Miss jamie Richardson ON
Wilborn Avenue. M
Frank Faulkner ha-, returned from
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Gordonsville Social News
Especial to The Times-nispatch

lfpttlti W
Gordonsville, Va. August S.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Cowherd of Clifton
Forge. have been spending the week
with relatives and friends near town.
Morton Dunn, of Richmond. visited
his mother. Mrs. II. +. Dunn, here this
week.
Lewis Marshall, of charlottesville.
was the guest several days this week
of his sister, Mrs. j. L. #, Sneed, In
the city.
w. S Rogers. Jr, of Washington, is
on visit 10 his mother In the city
d. n. Martin has returned from n
pleasant trip to England.
Miss Christina Eckert. of Richmond,
has been spending the week with Mrs.
W. J. Woody.
Misses Lillian Smith, Carie Woody
and Annie Carter have returned from
Farmville. where they attended the
normal
G. IL. Thomas and family, of Roa
noke. are visiting relatives in Soul.
Gordonsville
Miss Mary Newman. after n visit at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. \. r. Mar
tin. left on Wednesday for her home
at Brown Station. y. Y. accompanied
by Miss Margie Martin
j. II Linncv, of charlottesville. was
the guest this week OF his nephew.
\. a. Linney
DR.. Isaac Curd has returned from n
trip 10 Richmond
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Asheville Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Ashoviile. n C.. August 2.-Ashevilie
week TO learn of the marriage of q.
spears Reynolds and Mrs. w. II.
Cooper at Memphis the early part Of
last week. Mrs. Cooper had been visit
ing in Memphis for several weeks. and
Mt Reynolds left Asheviile for that
city apparently on a business trim.
Immediately after his arrival in the
Tennessee city the ceremony was per
formed, although it was kept a secret
until the return of the counle to this
city Mrs. Cooper is we'll known in
AsheVille' and has many friends here.
Mr.. Reynolds IS one Of the city's most
prominent young attorneys He was
Court.
In honor Of Miss Mary Louise Mann
ing. of Durham. who l. visiting Miss
Hortense Jones, a number of Charming
social affairs have been given hero
within the past few weeks Miss Byrd
dred party on Thursday night. at
Which number of members of the
younger set of Asheville were present.
me nome was beautifully decorated
Wi.n PINK and white sweetpeas. An
other FIVE hundred party was given in
honor of Miss Manning Saturday after
noon by Misses Laura and Eyum
Meares. The house was lastly dec :
MISS Manning was presented with the
beauty pins The first prize was won
ny Miss Margaret Millender
T., me sigma Phi Epsilon ball. given
IN honor of Miss Manning. in the bali
room of the Swannanoa Hotel on the
nlght or Thursday. August g. was n
decided success. The Sigma Phis are
strong in Asheville. and they proved
oeliGhtrul entertainers at the dance
a oont sixty five couples were on the
tioor Refreshments. consisting of ice
cream blocks and cakes In the shapes
OF heart-the emblem of the frater-
nity-and punch Were served. A six
piece orchestra furnished the music
Tor the occasion. The local members
81 the fraternity are N,essrs. Paul and
hifhn Rockwell. Richard and Lawrence,
Loughran. John Carroll owen Moore
ii Mccoy. Edward Atkinson and
The opening ball at the Rattery
Park Hotel last Friday evening vas
one or the social events of the week
II was brilliant affair. and was one
this hotel e"' a.
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Chase City Social News
Ispecialto The Times-Dispatch

tSpeclai 10 lhe Times-DispatchI
Chase City, Va, August 5-AI,s
Guy, daughter, Miss Matte. and son
Harry, of Roanoke. and Mr. and Mrs
Richard Russell. of Chicago. we're
guests al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Norman H. Williams this week Tbev
ieft few days ago for AbbyviiIe
where they are now visiting relatives,
Miss savage is visiting her aunt
Mrs, II. T Williams.
Miss Evelyn Parkinson. of WvIles-
burg. attended the State Summer Nor
NAL here last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Norveu and
daughter Miss Isabelle. have returned
from a trip in The mountains of West :
ern North Carolina.
Miss LaNeta Hester returned a few
days ago from pleasant visit to reia
tiyes in North Carolina.
Mrs ]. NJ sloan, of Stems. n. c.. is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Josaph
Hardy and Mrs. j. Thomas Goode. jr.
Hon. Il. r Goode. of Boydton. Wis
tied his son. Captain j. Watkins
Goode, this week
: Miss Lizzie Hendricks, of Palmer
Springs, who has been visiting her sis-
ter. Mrs. George Is. Gilmore, has re-
turned.
Mrs. Laura Bigger ana daughter
Miss Gena. who visited Ocean View
last week. returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Madaux are nj
Buffalo SPRING..
Miss Lucy Bryson. Of Boydton. who
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

entertained the young women of the
Current Events Club on Tuesday after
noon. Miss Williamson received her
guests on the porch, and the progress
sive game of forty-two was played.
Delightful chocolate cream and cake
was served. The guests of thu, club
Bryson. Eddie Toone and Misses Yira
Paulett Lucy Lee Fitzgerald, Lillian
Moore and Mary Wood.
Mrs. Walter Clark. Of Richmond is
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.
W. T.. Homes.
on Friday evening the young men
of the town gave a very enjoyable
dance to the home girls and their
visitors. There were twenty couples
dancing. Lemonade was served ne
tween dances. The music was fur
Ethel Williams.
Homes Harrison. of La Crosse. Is
here surveying and improving the
home here. and still has great many
warm friends, who are glad to have
him in their midst again.
Miss Hattie Boyd Homes, who has
been attending the summer normal
school in Harrisonburg, Va. has re-
turned to her home here. Miss Homes
away.
Miss Lulie Baskerville Is visiting
Miss Mary Plummer McIlwaine in Pc
week for Warrenton, N c., where she
will visit her brother, c. n. Williams.
Jr.
Mrs. f. r. Carter. OF Lynchburg,
who with her children, has been Wis
iting her parents here, Mr. and Mrs
c. n. Williams. ST.. returned to her
home Tuesday. Rev. e. r. Carter
spent q week here with his family.
but left for Lynchburg on Friday in
time to hold services at Grace Epis-
copal Church. in that city. on Sunday
last
Miss Alice Cole, OF Raleigh N. C..
daughter of Rev. John Cole, Is visiting
Miss Kitty Homes
Miss Lucy Bryson. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Chase
City for the past several weeks. re.
turned to her home here on Tuesday
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Louisa Social News
TSpecial 10 Tho Times-Disnatch !


Louisa. Va. August 5.-Miss Annie
Broome, of Green Springs. is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan.
Everett Perkins, commemorative
week to visit friends and relatives.
Misses Louise and Lois Crank enter
tanned at porch party Saturday even
ing. given in honor of their guests
Miss Isadore Gills. of Powhatan, and
Miss Elizabeth and Virginia Huntley
of Cha rlottesville.
Mrs. II. w. Ellet and daughter,
Louise. of Richmond. are visiting Mrs.
j. \. Kent.
Mr.. and Mrs Jessie Porter and Miss
Mary Donnally have returned from Il
trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie Johnson is visiting
friends in Orange.
The annual meeting and dinner of
the stockholders of the Bank of Louisa
was held in the Louisa Hotel Satur-
day. The speakers were S. u. Cren-
shaw. of Richmond; r. L. Gordon.
Judge f. w. Sims and +. y. Porter
Mrs. II. c. Thompson and daughter.
of Norfolk. are guests OF MIR. and Mrs
7. Q. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Eggborn. of Alex
andria. are visiting his sister. Mrs r
Q. Thompson.
Afessrs. j. r. Wills, Wyndham Wills
and Edwin Woodward spent Sunday at
Ocean View
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
Providence Forge Social News

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
Providence Forge. Va. August 5.-w.
Il. CloGgin, county school superintend-
ent. has returned from a trip to Farm
VILE
Miss Fedora Haxall is spending some
time with friends In Fayetteville.
y. G.
Miss Gladys Coleman has gone to
Goochland county to visit friends.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison. of Talley-
VILE, is visiting here this week
Mrs. Isabel Coleman, of Richmond.
is srending a few days al Sterling.
Mrs. Herbert Scott and daughter.
Miss Ruth Scott. of Richmond. are the
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Littleburg HaNall
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has been the guest of Mrs w. II.
Jeffreys. returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Virginia Maddux is visiting
relatives a Jumbo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Beazley and chill
drcn have returned from West Point,
Norfolk and Ocean View.
James Hardy was in Richmond this
week.
Rev r. d. Garland. OF Richmond,
filled the pulpit at tho NJ. f. Church
here last Sunday night.
Messrs. ]. j. Smithson, of Scott's
Cross Roads. and C. r. Thomasson OF
Skipwith. were in town this week.
Miss Margaret Hardy has returned
from visit to Jeffress
Roland Wildman, of Chapel Hill,
Wildman.
Mrs Sam W. Eubank has returned
from a visit to relatives at Skipwith,
Misses Davis, of the Eastern part of
the state: are visiting their nephew,
W. D. Wildman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
Weldon Social News
Especial to The Times-pispa,

lSpeCidi 10 Inc IlneS-DiSpatch.1
Weldon. n. c.. August 5.-Mrs Eliza
beth Landlord. Miss Nellie Landlord
and Edward Landlord. OF Salisbury.
Md. are here on visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. j. Bounds.
Mrs. W. l.. Scott and children are
visiting relatives in Petersburg.
Mrs. j. f.. Green and Mrs j. s barr
spent a few days in Richmond this
week.
Mrs. Walter Lewis and daughter,
Miss Minnie, spent the week in Nor
folk.
Mrs. T; w Russell and daughter.
MISS Nellie left Thursday to spend
two weeks in Clinton.
Mrs. Laura Filyow and daughter.
Miss Thelma. of Wilmington, return
some time here
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Cohen. who have
been away to spend the past month.
have returned home.
Mrs. w. j. wood. Miss Katherine.
William. Mercer and David jackson
Wood have returned home from Vir-
glnia Beach
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is spending the month of August at
the Red Rose Inn.
Miss Peachy Wilson. of Richmond,
Is the guest OF Mrs. William NJ. Smith.
Miss Thompson. of Norfolk. is the
house guest of Mrs. G. e. b. Smith at
the parsonage.
Miss Lane Van Hook. of New York.
Is spending some time with Mrs. Alan
McRae.
Miss Cora S. Bidmorc, of King Will
liam county. spent last week with Mrs.
Robert o. Garrett at their suburban
residence.
Mrs. Pamela s. Brown. of Culpcper.
Va, after n stay of several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Flippen. on
Colonial Avenue. is with Mrs. ]. B.
Flippen. OF Farmville.
Miss Rebecca Vaughan Is spending
the week in Richmond.
Aubrey Spence. of Richmond. is Wis
iting rela tives here
Mrs. Whitley and Miss Penelope
Whitley. of SmithheId. are at the Rec
Rose Inn for some weeks.
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Port Haywood Social News

Especial to The Times-Dfspatcbl
Fort Haywood, Va. August 5-Miss
Mary Harrison, of Arkansas, is vtsitin .
MISS Mamie Ransone at Port Hay7
Rev. II G. Lane. of South BOSTON
is spending his vacation with his
mother at Woodstock. 's
Mr. and Mrs A, C. Murray. Of Bal
simore' are the guests of W. IL c.
Murray at Williams's Wharf
George Fl. Townsend is spend,ne.
some time at Woodstock. %
MISS Margaret Parker. sister and
I Ir' after visit to Brighton and
Washington. ~
Mrs. w. 6. Lane and Mrs. Clarence
Gilman, OF baltimore. are staying with
Captain j. w. Kiman
The Misses King. of Portsmouth. arc
guests of Miss Gertrude Hall
Miss Brooks and Miss Berry are
guests of Mrs. w S Ransonc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

the guest OF Miss Katharine Stuart
this week.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell has gone to
Lynchburg and Richmond. where she
will visit friends
Miss Elizabeth Kreger has gone to
Ciinchport TO visit her nieces, tho
Misses Buckley.
MISS Berta Preston. OF saltvile, has
returned home. after spending q few
days with Miss Katie Hurt.
Mrs. Kemp. of Omaha Neb, is q
guest OF her sister. Mrs. j. Irby Hurt.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis p Summers and
MISS Rosa Williams. OF Wytheville, left
York.
Mrs. Bessie G. Findley and Harris NJ
Findlay arc spending the week in
Wytheville with Frank s. Findlay
Mrs. Barnard Edwards, of west
Point. is guest fher mother. Mrs
Lillian p. Withers.
Miss Fannie p. withers left Thurs
gay on ten days trip to Atlantic
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the University of Virginia, where he
took a summer course.
Fulton Gilliland and Harvey Elliott.
fthis place, are enjoying the breezes
OF the seashore around Virginia Beach
and Ocean View.
MT. and Mrs. w. 1. Jordan, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. ]. Watkins. of this place. ana
Mrs. l. {. Green. of Danville. left South
Boston Tuesday for Rawley Springs
and Lexington The trip was made in
an automobile.
Frederick NeSbitt. of Richmond,
spent his vacation with home folks at
this place.
Miss Helen ". Easley. of this place,
and Miss Sarah Craddock. of Cluster
Springs. left this week to attend the
school in Chatauqua. N Y, and will
also visit Philadelphia and New york
before their return.
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Abingdon Social News
Especial to The Times-Disnatcb

Il
Abingdon, Va, August 5.-Professor
Doughorty, of Appalachia who was re-
Gently elected principal of the High
school of this place. is spending the
week in town
Mrs. Greever and Miss virginia
Greever. of Chilhowie, were the guests
OF Judge and Mrs. R. NJ Page a few
days this week
Miss Sara Withers. of Chester. S. C..
is the guest of Mrs. l. p Withers
Miss Jonet McGavock, of Max
M Meadows, Is visiting her brother. John
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer and family. Of
Richmond. after visit to Miss Annie
White al Greenfield" have arrived in
Abingdon. and are guests of Mrs. Pres
ton TrIgg. Mrs. Wilmer joined Mrs.
Clark Carpenter and Miss Elise White.
are spending this week in Detroit
With their sister, Mrs. Gorham.
Miss Tab Kelley, Of Roanoke. was
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Cumberland Social News

Slecial 10 The Times Dispntchl
Cumberland, Va. August 5-.Irs.
Rosa II. GRAY and Miss Sai!te Garland,
after a ten days visit TO Mr. and Mrs
William Gray. of "Northheld." have
returned to their home at Blackstone
Misses Bessie Stuart Eleanor DiggS
and Maud Stuart are guests of Miss
Nellie Barbour, at "Longwood." Prince
Edward county
Judge j. Singleton Diggs. OF Lynch
burg. was a recent visitor at the home
of Charles Digs
Miss Zerelda McRae is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Alan McRae. on Colonial Ave-
nue..
Aliss Martha Chambers. of Richmond,
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Walter Jones left Friday for Clifton
Springs. y. Y, to spend six weeks.
A. Simon and his daughter. Miss
Pauline Simon. have returned to the
city after a visit to California and
Yellowstone Park
Mrs. Nettie B. West, who has been
visiting her brother in Highland Park.
returned to Norfolk Thursday, accom-
panied by little Miss Antoinette Brown.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. Word and chill
dren. Margaret. Dorothy and Lewis
and Mrs. L. p. Eubank and Miss Louise
Hickerson left yesterday for Crockett
Springs, Va.
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Z Mrs. A. Y. Prairie and grandchildren.
Phyllis Reams and Walter Armitage.
are spending the summer at Spray,
N. c..
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Mrs. R. F. Ellyson has left the city
10 join her husband at the Yellow
Sulphur Springs
: Mrs. Henry NJ. Cannon and Mrs.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-19
RED" AMES IS McGRAW'S
CHOICE TO TWIRL TO-DAY
By w. j. McBETH.

Special n The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Oct. ia ray of sun
shine permeated the gloom Of a dark.
dismal. rainy Philadelphia day in the
camp of the beaten though still conf
dent New York Giants. This was Red"
Ames, champion tough-luck twirler Of
the National league, vet tosser who
has met with unqualified success in his
recent starts. Ames tonight is the
chief dependence of the grim Polo
Grounders, fighting against odds for the
highest honOrs of organized baseball.
He has his work cut out for him, this
6ery-haired. iron-limbed veteran, for
Connie Mack will toss into the breach
no less an impediment than Chief
Charles Alfred Bender. the stony-faced
Chippewa. Bender needs no introduction.
New York saw him last Saturday The
metropolis knows that he is the very
best the worlds champions can produce
when he is right, and he will not start
unless he is right
Marquard will have Fridays assign
ment at the Polo Grounds. The big left
handler was in bad generally as the re-
suit Of the loss of Mondays game here.
The home run of Frank Baker put him
in Dutch" If this same clouting indi-
vidual mad not punctured the great and
only Matty in the same manner, Mar
guard would surely have been side
tracked for .he remainder Of the series.
As it is. his apparent shortcomings have