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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Kenna Eastman. of the War and Navy
College. OF Washington. D. c., have
5een visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: G. r. Eastman.
Miss Eleanor Curry, of Stanton,
has been visiting Miss Elizabeth Car
Mrs. c. NJ. Miller. OF Lawrencevllle.
is visiting relatives in Brdgewater
l. Paul Fletcher. of Richmond, has
been visiting his brothers here. Mrs
Fletcher Is spending the summer in the
Catskills Mountains. in New York
Miss Mary Porterfield Neff. daughter
OF Dr. j. H. Neff, OF Charlottesville, is
Mrs. John H Berry left yesterday
for. Orange, where her husband was
suddenly stricken with paralysis.
Miss Virginia Roller and Mrs NJ p
Burnham have returned from a visit
to Plattsburg, ~ Y
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Beydler, OF ST.
Augustine. Fla, are guests of his
water
Miss Kate Martin. of Baltimore. is
the guest of Mrs. Jackson, mother of
Rev. John l. Jackson. OF the Episcopal
rectory.
Miss Winnie Brewer. of Richmond. Is
spending her vacation with her par
eents. Dr.. and Mrs 5. w. Brewer, at
Singers Glen.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Price and four
to visit DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Wilson, at
the Manse.
Samuel Funkhouser law clerk OF
New York, has returned from visit
to his father, Rev. A. P. Funkhouser,
D. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Buena Vista Social News
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Buena Vista, Va. July 22.-Numer
nus small entertainments have been
given for the visitors Miss Eva Zim-
norman gave a enjoyable picnic party
Monday evening, in honor of her house
guests the Misses Burroughs.
Miss Stultz Boone, p. Rignstein. and
Richerson. of Washington; Misses
Stewart. OF Washington, spent Tuesday
at Natural Bridge. The same party
left Wednesday afternoon for Roanoke
10 sepnd several days.
guests, Mr.. and Mrs \. r. Prichard
and Miss Elizabeth Polk. of Memphis,
Tenn. and Miss Sarah Stevens, of
Washington.
Miss Ethel White, of Norfolk and
Miss Vallus. of Gadsden, Ala. are the
Miss Carolyne Harlan. of Bel Air
Md. who has been the guest of Mrs.
w. j. Dickinson. left for Richmond
Tuesday evening. She was accom-
->panied as far as Lynchburg by Mrs
Miss Margaret Campbell. of Am
herst. is the. guest of her sister. Mrs.
Miss Anna Parsons. of Nelson coun-
~, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. D. r.
Miller
the guest of Mrs. f. C. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l. t. Dickinson have
returned from Rockbridge Baths, where
they spent week.
Mrs. ID. D. Towers. of Rome Ga, who
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
r. l.. Enbree. has returned to her home.
accompanied by her sister. Miss Lois
Embree
time with friends in Rerryville.
7. j. Williams is spending the week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

bridge Iarty given by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Giles
in the ball room at the "Intermont" in
honor of her guest Mrs. V. p Paulette
Of Farmviile. last Wednesday morn
game. and afterwards delightful
luncheon. The first prize was won by
Miss Wise, of Portsmouth. consisting
of handsome bon-bon dish, and the
candy was given to Mrs. Paulette. The
out of two guests present were Mrs.
Paulette. Farmville: Mrs. NJ. F.. Wright.
Miss Della Stoval. and Mrs Gordon
Wright. all of Richmond; Mrs. Jesse
Jones. Lynchburg; Mrs. j L. Jennings.
New York; Miss Florence Seward. Hous-
ton. Tex. Mrs. Howard. Chicago ILL.,
and Miss Wise. of Porthmouth The
town guests We're Mrs. j. NJ. Wallace
Misses Otie McCue. Hopes. Talley. Chap
man, Allen, Mrs. George Nettleton
Mrs Lula Nettleton, Miss Elizabeth
Drury Mrs. G. c. Walker. and Mrs. NJ
NJ. Giles.
Mrs. J. NJ Wallace entertained at
bridge Monday morning several of her
friends in honor of Miss Seward, of
Houston, Tex. Mrs. Paulette making
the highest score. At night she also
entertained AT bridge. in honor of
Mrs. Gordon Wright. of Richmond
Mrs. J. G. Jones. OF Lynchburg, won
ceived the 'booby" prize. Delightful
refreshments were served during the
game.
Mrs, Paulette entertained few of
her friends at bridge on, the porch OF
the "Intermont' last Thursday morn
ing. Delightful punch and refresh
ments were served:f
Mrs. Gordon Howard. ofrchicago. who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs G.
II. Allen. of this place, returned home
Friday morning, ACCOMPANIED by her
sister. Miss Lille Allen
Gordon McDiurray. of Williamsburg,
Paa. who has been visiting friends here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

picture which will !inger long In the
minds of those present.
Mrs II. o. Sanders had thirty friends
for bridge on Monday in honor OF Mrs.
John Hines. of Texas.
The Fair Play Club gave a dance on
Wednesday, with Miss Virginia Hicks
as hostess.
a large dance last week in compliment
TO the young women who are visiting
the county
The presence OF Miss Ida Jones of
FAIRFAX county, the house guest OF Or.
and Mrs. William l. Jones, at End
held" was the reason for many enter
tanments during the past two weeks.
several dinners. lunches and dances
being given in her honor and on
Wednesday last her many friends in
the neighborhood gave a charming en-
tertainment at stephen Hail." in com
plment to her.
Mrs. JohnTennell. of Newport News.
and Miss Martha Corners, of Balti-
more. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Perrin.
Miss Pattie woods. OF Baltimore. is
visiting: Miss Ammo Powell Byrd. at
''Hockeley."
Mrs, Atkinson. of Baltimore. is with
Mr.. and Mrs a. a. Blow at Belle
Vile"
Mr.; and Mrs. James strother. of West
", Ginia' are guests OF DR.. ana Mrs.
w. K Jaeger at Glen Roy"
Mr.. and Mrs. William dc w Dlmnck
and Miss Emily Dimook iefr ;est week
for two months In Germany.
Mrs. John Hines and daughter are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs william r Dun
can at Rose Hill"
Mrs. William Sunden Mott and Misses
Catharine and Elizabeth Mott left on
Wednesday for n month with the
Misses Moore. In Berryv!lle.
Misses SALLY MCC'iean TOnaS and
Ellen Bayard Lee, after charming
wish q AIrs ha IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Gloucester Social News

Gloucester Va, July 22-Miss Mar
garet Cutchins Tabb entertained with
live tables OF bridge on Friday last in
honor of Mrs. Constant and Miss Peter
son. OF Massachusetts who are spend-
ing the summer at "Sandie Knowl"
Mrs. S. Graham Smith gave n large
bridge party from to 6 on Saturday.
with reception from until Z. when
delicious refreshments were served
The house was perfect bower OF
ferns and pink crepe myrtle, which
with the perfect afternoon, mada q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
at his old home in ,wythevi,le

at his old home in Wytheville.
Miss Anna Waugh left Wednesday
morning for Atlanta. Ga, where she
will spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs C. w Showalter, of
Charleston w. Va. are the guests of
Mrs. a. Souder
Misses Audrey and Marie Robey are
horn w. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
Covington Social News

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
Covinston. Va. July 22.-The Cow
rington German Club gave q delight
full dance at the Intermont Hotel on
Tuesday night
The social event of the week was q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Eighteen dozen Round Tea Aprons. with
hens hems' iods ru l,1 iSc to 2Se ones loo
Chidrcn's Bonncts, in fancy lace straws,
trimmed with ribbons and flowers, lined with
colors to match; ribbon trimming; sold
from Si.oo to SEAS; stock reducing Tn.
price wv
Eleven dozen Ladies' Gowns that cannot
be duplicated for less than Sl.5O to CO.
Sl9s; stock reducing price. ........ JOG
Children's Colorcd Wash Dresses, ? to
e o1 s ass sSd T adaens asa. 35c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23
econd Week Of the Great July Clearance Sale at Thamer

OWing to the tremendous sue
cess attending our last weeks
Clearance Sale the Thalhimer
Store has determined to make
this, the second week of this great
sale. the biggest bargain event in
the history of Richmond; sale in
1Ohich every department wiU con-
tribute extraordinary bargains; a
sale Which offers those who uant TO econo-
mize the chance to- capture some of the
biggest bargains of their lives.
Every summer garment and every piece of sum-
So for real bargains shop this week at Thalhmers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Seven dozen White Underskirts, knee
flounce of embroidery and aces; cannot be
duplicated for less than S1.5o and 0Qo
Si.75; stock reducing price. ,...... JOG
Ten dozen Ladies Fine Ribbed Snugfit |
Union Suits, the 7sc ones; sizes S. 6, 90.
and 7; stock reducing price. 1900, CJC
Boys Buster Brown Wash Suits. 2 to 81
years, made Of canon cloth, poplin, repp
and brown linen; some white ones among
the lot sold for 81 90, 81 so, Sl.oS
and S2.4S. Stock reducing prices, CT E0l
Csc, Csc. $l.25 and. ......... O1 .CU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-23

Cream Serge and Hairline.
Tailored Suits; this season'ss
styles; $3.50 suits C 90
at ............... 0C.SO
$500 Hairline Serges and
Cream Suits; good S2 IN
styles, at ........ OCsCU
$500 and 5000 Cream
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
COLORED PEOPLE
 HOLD BIG SESSION
Grand Temple and TabernacIe of In. ternatiOnat Order of Twelve Open
 cd Session Yesterday.

Following r interesting session 0! the Knights Ed Daughters of Tabor which was he'd at the Branch Nor maI College, Monday and Tuesday, the Tabernacle of the International Order of Twelve vas held yesterday at the same place. Yearly thousand dele gates are ia attendance and it is es timated that an aditional two thous- and five hundred visitors accompany them
 The annual reports of the various officers was made yesterday including the report of Sir S. A. Jordan, c. G.. M, in which he made many recom- mendations, among them advocating a greater policy for beneficiaries. He recommended increased assessments for the Taborian Home and the Fem. ples and T/oernacles. The total amount of sick dues paid by the Fem, ples and Tabernacles last year was shown to be $11 ,39017.
 The report of w. Y. Wilson shows that the Palatium Guard are in a prosperous condition. They will ar rive here today. During the present meeting according to the report of Sir J Fl. Hammond, grand dues az gregating $4,295.27 have been collect ed. The annual sermon was preached last night at St. Johns A. M E. church.
 The election of grand officers will take place tonight and the installa- tion will be held on tomorrow night Dr. E. C. Morris, the head of the ne gro Baptist organization of the United States, was present at the sessions yesterday. It is quite likely that the next Grand Temple and Tabernacle will be held at Helena. The dele gates are highly pleased with the re- ception accorded them here by the To- cal members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
HUSBAND WILL NOT
 SPEAK 10 HER
This Is One oi the Grounds Upon Which Mrs. Carrie ". Hattie Asks For Divorce From Her HuS-
 band, Joe Ii. Hattie.

Mrs. Carrie Waldstein Brown Hat tie, through her attorneys. Irviug and M l.. Reinberger, yert .='-e filed suit in the Jefferson C court, ask ing for an abso' ii orce from her husband, Joseph II. Hattie, and that her former name, Hattie w. Brown, be restored her. Mr. and Mrs. Hat tie have been conducting a hotel on East Third avenue for several years.
 In her petition the plaintiff states that she and Hattie were married in Little Rock on May 10, 1907, For the past three months, she says, he has refused to talk to her. She charges him with non support and says that he cursed and abused her while in- toxicated.
 A similar petition was filed in the chancery court some months ago, by Mrs Hattie, but it was later with drawn and reconciliation was ef- fected
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
JULY COTTON IS S2.lO BALE LOWER TIrESDAY,S ACTIVITY AND EA- CJTEMENT CONTINUED ON
 MARKET YESTERDAY.
DROP CAME QUICKLY
Crop Position Suffered Less, But De- tober and December Sold Off S$S.2O
 Bale Under Last Week.

New York, July 19.-There was a continuation of Tuesdays activity and excitement in the cotton market this morning and further sensational break in prices, particularly in the old crop months, which were very de- pressed by renewal of liquidation by the bulls.
 Inside of the first half-hcur Au- gust contracts" sold off to 13 cents, or 34 points under the closing fig ures of Tuesday, while July broke from 1870 cents at the opening to 1928 cents, or net de@linc of AZ points, and old crop positions at this level showed the tremendous loss of from $4 to $4.SO bale from the clos ing prices of Saturday and from S12.75 to 1425 a bale from the high records of the season.
 The new crop positions suffered less severely today, but October and DeCemDoT SOlu Oll lO I0.1o C0hlS, d net decline of from g to 12 points and nearly $3.5O a bale below the closing figures of last week. It seem- ed to be the opinion around the 'rins'' that the Scales interes. had unloaded new lines Tuesday and that the old crop "bull" interests Tuesday were heavy sellers of the near months today both in Liverpool and in New York.
 The decline in the old crop months was checked during the morning by demand from leadnig spot and trade interests. Reports are current that the :!ccnssfui D lus of the past two seasons have experienced severe los ses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20

ed by Mrs. V. o. Alexander will leave in few days for Manitou and other Colorado resorts, where they will spend several weeks.
 Mrs. John NJ. Mccain and daughter, Miss Jennie Mccain, accompanied by Jeff and Joe Mccain, left yesterday for Mineral Wells, Texas, for a months stay, after which they will ga to DcLeon, Tex, to visit relatives.
 Frank Davis and bride arrived in the city yesterday from St. Louis, and will make their home here. MT. and Mrs. Davis were married Sunday ey- ening at Concordia Club Hall i'll St. Louis. Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Birdie Nudelman.
 W. w. Byrd and family are now occupying Brensten cottage on Seventeenth avenue, pending the removal of the Byrd house on South Olive street upon the site of which Mr. Byrd is planning to erect a hand some modern hom9
 Mrs. Frank Denham, of Shreveport, La, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. H. Patterson, in this city, leaves today, accompanied by Mrs. Patterson and children for Houston, Texas, to visit friends and relatives for several weeks.
 Mrs. pr. w. E. Whitelaw and child ren, Miss Beatrice and J. w. White law, left last night for their home at Brownsville, Tenn, after pleasant visit here with Mr. and Mrs. A. T.. Whitelaw. Mrs. Whitelaw is the wife of Attorney A, T. Whitelaw's brother,
 Mrs. F. c. Farrar and daughters, Misses Mamie and lone, will leave the latter part of this week for Colo rado to spend several weeks. On her return Mrs. Farrar will go to Searcy to accept position in Galloway Col lege, where she will place her daugh- ters in school also.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Reideinger went to Little Rock yesterday morning where MT. Reideinger was called as a witness in the Case of Mrs. Nellie James Hart vs. M. Holland and Ar thur Murray Among others called LID yesterday morning were Chief ot Police Evan Parnell and Police Judge J. R. Stewart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
INJURY DUE TO
 BOYS CARELESSNESS

In an effort to climb onto the au- tomobile of W. N. Trulock while he and his family and a party of friends were driving out Olive street Tues day evening, Carruth Owen, the thir- teen year old son of Rev. T. o. Owen, of Warren, former pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church here, was painfully but not seriously hurt. The boy with Freeand and Ben Christoph- CT, sons of B. H. Christopher of No. 1908 Chestnut street, ran after the machine as it was passing the Lake, side church and hung on'' to the top at the rear of the car. MT. Trulock slowed down and told the boys to re- frain from such dangerous sport and told them he would take them into the machine if they wanted to ride. While he was bringing his car to stop Young owen, instead Of dropping off the rear and walking around toy the side door, tried to climb around the car over the fender to the step In doing so he missed his footing and the wheel of the car struck his ankle, badly bruising it. The boy held on, however, and MT. Trulock, and his grest lifted the boy into the car and tcok Linl to "~ CNristopher's home
 where he is visiting. ther ar
 rived yesterday to take Jim home. The accident was due solely to the
 boys carelessEess.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
NARY GOING
 TO STAR CITY
Old Soldiers Picnic to Be Attended By
 Many Pine Blufiians Friday.

Many Pine Bluffians will go to Star City tomorrow to attend the ce.e- bration in honor of the reunion of the old soldiers which takes place there tomorrow. Many of the visitors from this city will make the trip overland in automobiles while a large crowd will co cn tse trains.
 Taere will be speaking bee for the politicians and a number of hot talks are predicted. Among the speak CTS frc1 Pine Bluff will be Judge Jamc- Gould, who is just beginning car raign for Congress from this dist.i :: Serat9r H. K. Toney, who will shorty announce for attorney general, and District Attorney T. H wis Nixon The speakers are plan ming to go in automobiles.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
,NFW POSTAGE STAMP ISSUED SOON
Utility, Ar tand Harmony VIII "e
 Combined in Designs.

Washington, July 19.-"Utility' 'ft and harmony" according to Third Assistant Postmaster General Britt will be combined in new issue ol hostage stamps about to be authorlz- ed. The head of George Washington
 vii, appear on the first six Of the series. while the last five will pear the likeness of Ben,amin FranKilh' The new denominations will be Tn Ar3tic and this, as we'll as the use or sonarate color or shade for each denomination, is expected to prevent t.e confusion of which two conven- lions oe postal clerks have complain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
ing-Danaher.

&e marriage, of Miss Gretchen fng, daughter of Mrs. Jennie ling, and George Danaher was Anized this morning at 7:30 ek at St. Andrews Cathedral, er Aretz officiating. 7e bride entered the edifice With Brother, Tom Harding. The lit Flower girls, Ray Louise Wilson #Kathleen Lenhouser, scattering
 along the way. Inner Danaher of Pine Bluff, bro- ' of the groom, served as best & The ushers were Winston
 Shaw, William Murphy, Fletcher ball and Sam Carpenter (Arka- Ria),
 bride wore a handsome tailor
 pwn of white with hat and ac- bries to match
 and Mrs. Danaher left this af- Don fer Memphis, their future
 where the groom has accepted sition as manager of the Bruce, lens Auto Company of that city. ttle Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
GIRL INFORMED OF
 HER REAL NAME
Georgia Crayton, Given Away By Her Mother Sixteen Years Ago, Is
 :. Found After Search.

Wabash, Indiana, July 19.-Not un- til today did sixteen-year-old GeoTgia Crayton know her real identity. when a month old she was given to a Iriond of her mother with instruction to find a home for her. She was placed in the care of Mrs. William McDaniei ard the foster mother has been keep ing the, secret of the girls birth until nov. A country wide search recently started by the mother resulted in her finding her child. The. mother nVes in Massachusetts,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20

of the last grand jury, the county judge at the request of District At torney Nixon issued citation against several delinquent constables who had failed to settle with the county, which had the effect of bringing them into court, and causing them to set tie all amounts owed by them to the county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
STEWART
 IS EXHONERATED
Township Officer Has Settled With County in Full and Has Been Reinstatcd Into Office at
 tItheimer.

Judge A. B Grace yesterday dis missed the indictment, charging em- beZzlement, which was returned some months ago against Magistrate w. S. Stewart, of Altheimer, this coun- ty, and reinstated the officer Stew art made a full settlement with the county, paid all the costs in the case and proved beyond a doubt that he had no intention of committing crime.
 Several weeks ago, after his indict- ment, which was returned on the ground that Stewart was indebted to the county as a former constable in the sum of $4S5, was reported, Dis trict Attorney T. Havis Nixon request ed the suspension of Magistrate Stew art from office, pending disposition of the charge against him. Stewart was removed from office and came to this city immediately to check up with the county. His attorney, $. J. Hunt, appeared in the county court and claimed certain credits, due his client by the county His record was checked up and the county was found to be indebted to Stewart in a certain settle in full any money due the coun- ty. Upon this agreement and that the defendant would pay all costs in the legal proceeding, District Attorney Nixon consented to agree to dismiss the charge against him when the county records were righted. The settlement was made and the rein statement of Stewart was announced yesterday by Judge Grace.
 Stewart went to Hot Springs on a visit while constable and several of his deputies got his official books in a tangle. His friends say that he IS not an embezZler nor was it his 1n- tention to do wrong. He has been thoroughly exhonerated by Judge Grace and District Attorney Nixon.
 Several days ago, MT. Stewart set tied with the county for all amounts alleged to be due the county which had been collected by him IS con stable, and on Monday of this week appeared before Judge Grace with his attorneys, w. D. Jones and s. J. Hunt who asked the court at that time to reinstate MT. Stewart, alleging that all shortages charged to him had been properly paid into the county treas ury. for which he held the treasurers receipt. This motion was resisted by MT. Nixon who stated that the coun- tv had been put to more than $l0o expens eby reason of the indictment and the prosecution of the collection of this money, and that the ind1ct- ment was still pending in court against Mir. Stewart, and that unless MT. Stewart would pay to the sheriff for the county all sums expended by the county in the prosecution of this case and let the indictment be dis missed, he should stand suspended and be placed upon trial at the fall term of court, which position was sustained by Judge Grace.
 On yesterday, MT. Stewart appear ed in court with his attorney, s. j.. Hunt, exhibiting the sheriff's receipt for $1O6.45, the total amount it had cost the county to collect the amount due by Stewart as constable, at which time the indictment against him was dismissed, and Judge Grace made an order reinstating MT. Stewart as jus tice of the peace.
 Acting upon the recommendation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-20
BRIEF MENTION

3lliam Worthen left yesterday hing for Little Rock.
 hge James Gould left yesterday ping for Little Rock.
 B. T. N. Harper and baby are so- ling at Sulphur Springs. lck Hunter has returned from a business trip to Camden. ID. Pittman is home from Little J where he spent several months. Is. Mary Goodman is at Hope, the of her sister, Mrs. J. w. Har-