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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

the trees OF the forest.
And II II be 4 great love tina, you
seek, how can you believe that soul
shall be met with Of beauty as great
rs YOU dream II 10 be II YOU seek
II with nothing but dreams? IIuvc
you The right 10 expect that dciinito
words and positive actions shall Offer
themselves in exchange for mere form
less desire, and ycarning and vision?
Yet thus IL is mos, OF us act And
II some fortunate chance at last ac-
eice Of tar being whoNis all VIC had
dreamed her TO bc--arc we entitled %
nope titlt our idle and wandering GRAY
inga shall long be in Unison with hc-
our ideal "ill never be met with III
life unless we have first achieved it
within Us 70 the fullest extent IN our
power, 30 ,on. hope 10 discover and
win for yourself Il loyal. profound, IN
eNllaustib!c soul, lorin:, and quick WITH
iife. faithful and powerful, uncon.
hencvolcn;--l Soii know less we'll thar
This sou! what All these qualities
mean?
And how shcuid you know, II yos
midst, as this soul has loved and lived
Most exActing, Of all things. unskilful,
thick-si;hted. Is the moral beauty. per
lection OF goodness that is still in
hope to meet with an ideal soul would
it not be wei that you yourself should
"ndeavor TO draw nigh TO Your own
ideal?
&c sure that ~ no other means will
you ever obtain Your desire And as
YOU approach his ideal it VIII dawn
on YOU more and more clearly how
fortunate and wisely ordained 1t has
been that the ideal should ever be diff
fcrcnt from what our vague hopes were
expecting.
So. too, when the ideal takes shape.
as II comes into contact with life. Will
IL soften. cNpand and lose its rigidity.
necessarily growing more noble? And
then will Won readily perceive, in the
creature yon love. All that which is
etcrnally true in Yourself, and solidly
ightcous understandable beautiful: for
only The god in our heart can advise
US OF lie goodness that hides by our
side.
Then. ~ EAST. will the infpcrfections
OF others NJ longer seem OF impor-
iancc to YOU. for they VIII no longer
he able 20 wound Your vanity SELFISH
ness and rorancc: impcrfcctions, that
IS, which have ceased to resemble your
own; for !; Is tha OWL hat lies in our
selves hat is ever least tolerant OF
the evil That dwells within others
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Miller School Social News

Special to The Times Dispa tch
Miller School. Va, April Son Sun
day evening the y Nj c. A. elected
the following officers: President. DR.
r. G.. Beale. Jr.; Vice President
Iheophalus BishoD; Secretary, James
W. Brown Treasurer, stone wall j
Brown. - 4
The Y. NJ. G. A. topic was THE
Power Of God The speakers were
Ernest Doom and Alex z. Hull
The, !. NJ. c. a. sent the following
oeleEates TO the State y. NJ. c. a. CON
vention At the University Of Virginia
r. ": Harris, H.. 2. CAN'T, f. r. Doom,
" W Jennings, T. l. Bishop. Rev.
Davld H. Lewis, also accompanied this
delcga ton. H.
Dr. 2. B.. Fulton recently left for
New York City. =
Mrs J. p. smith recently paid a
the Miller team Will play the Uni
vers',y Of Virginia here on April is.
George F. Gardner recently left for
n slia VIA rails. ". Va, where he
has accepted a position.
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Scottsville Social News

especial to The Times Dispatch
Scottsville, Va, April S.-Thc en-
tertanncnt given at Noore's Hall on
Friday night Tor the benefit of Scots
vile Chapter, United Daughters Of tho
Com ederacy, vas great success.
T.. G.. King, superintendent james
River Division of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. was here Wednesday to confer
with the Councils committee in refer.
cncc to better freight and passenger
facilities at ScottSyiilc.
Miss Louise Powers, OF Richmond
is visiting her grandmother Mrs. -
+. Powers.
Rev. J. a. Christian is spending sen.
cral days in Norfolk. and will preach
in ono Of the PRESBYTERIAN churches
in that city, Sunday
Dr p Al strother was in staunton
several days ago.
Lewis i;;y Wingtleld- Of warrer, was il,
Lewis Tindcll and sisters, of Buck !.
insham, were visitors here several
days ago
William Mathews. who has been
visiting his sisters here for several
weeks. has returned to his home al
Browns Cove.
samuel r. Gault was in charlottcs-
willie this week
G. L. Hughes, Of charlottesville, was
IN our town several DAYS ago
Mrs. r. W. Powers and Miss Pauline
Powers. Of Richmond. VIII be tho
guests OF Mrs p. T.. Powers next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Abingdon Social News

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Abingdon, Va, April s.-Miss BIan-
ton, Of Farmrillc, left Sunday after a
weeks visit to her daughter, Miss
Martha Bianton, at Hotel Belmont
Miss Grace Gildersleeve left this
week to be the guest of her sister.
Mrs Leon Kirby. ut Scwanee, Tenn.
Mrs. sydney Pond has returned to
her home in Yazoo City. Miss, after
weeks visit to her sister, Miss Kath
arine Clark, at Martha Washington
College
Mrs. John L. Penn, of Roanoke, is
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Garnet
Junkin.
Miss Lucille Scott-has returned from
an extended visit South. =
Mrs e. T, Kanle and children arc
guests Of Mrs. kahle's sister Mrs.
FanderSllcc, of Richmond.
Or. Ed Boice. OF Richmond was in
town this week
The delegates sent by the stephen
son mission board TO the presbyterial
Union which met at Rural Retreat
this week, are Mesdames r. Il. Stephen
,son and George Grant Mrs. Robert r..
Campbell and Mrs. Sam Carson also
attendcd as the guests OF Miss Emory
ianhla. Other visitors from here we're
Mrs. Bell Mrs. Portcricld, Mrs. r. d.
Davidson and Miss Maggie Preston.
Miss Mary Isee Honakcr left Thurs
day for visit to L1lss Nell RusselI. At
Fort Payne, Ala.
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Salem Social News
Especial to The Timcs.Dis,

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
salem Va, APRIL 81 w. Lang
horne has returned from a weeks stay
in Washington.
MRS. katzenberger of Baltimore. IL
Inc guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Maurice
Jeter. on PENNSYLVANIA Avenue.
MRS. j. H. Chapman left "Wednesday
evening for visit OF several weeks
70 relatives In Washington. d. c.
air. and Mrs. Bailey, 4of Cunncll
wash. arc spending somes time vii
relatives in salem
W. w. larncycuttcr, of Manning
lon, W. Va, is visiting his family. on
ono OF, the most attractive entertain.
ments given here for some time was
!nc confederate concert which was ~.
tenaed BY several hundred persons. ana
Whlch was greatly enjoyed by every
one. the program was, carcfull,. brc
pared. II consisted of choruscs. yoca,
ana instrumental solos. OF war sonrs
ana speeches appropriate TO the occa
sion sion by Rev. G.. l. Corbett, Rev. a. "
ritZer, d. D., and Judge Wingticld
t,rliln. who presided over the cxcr
cises. Hearty applause was accord, 90,
every number. The members OF South /.
81, ross Chaptcr. United Daughters
Q, the Confedcracy. served a oeiightfuI
iuncheon TO ali tho old so!diers
many OF whom were present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Wytheville Social News
The Tinles-Disputch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Wytheville Va, April S.-Dr Henry
Worsham Dew has issued invitations
for the marriage OF his daughter, Miss
Virginia COalter, to Julian Stuart
Gravely, the ceremony to take place
on Wednesday evening. April 20. at 8
o'clock in St Johns Episcopal Church.
y reception will follow the ceremony
at the church, at the residence of tile
brides grandmother. Mrs. Thomas r
Dew, and number of handsome enter
tainments for the bridal party viii
prccedc the wedding.
Mrs. w. II. Spllcr is at home after a
visit TO her brother, Professor Thomas
Boyd, in Baton Rouge.
Miss Battle Heuser has returned
home after visit to her grandparents
Mi. and Mrs. John Irvine, in Milton,
y. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee TrinkIc and little
son have returned from visit to Rev.
and Mrs James Sexton. In Houston.
Tex.
Misses Margaret and Manic Nc
Gavook arc the guests OF Dr. and Mrs
Y. G. HUFF.
Miss Virginia Dew returned Monday
fro9l Hisi. to Miss Nellie Powell and
other friends In Lynchburg.
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Fork Union Social News

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FORK Union. Va, April S.-A series
OF brilliant social events have tallen
place here during the spring season
The one last evening at Mr.. and Mrs
U NJ Bashaws in honor Of Mrs ed .
ward Macon, of WASHINGTON, - Z;
was largely attended. Refreshments
were served and vocal and instru.
ncntal music were rendered. sons
novel games were played, Miss Gay
ITO nLoaus presided at the punch bowl
!hose invited were Misses Maudc
Snead Ethel Hughes. Helen Thomas
l.osalle 5. Snead. Elizabeth Thomas
Suule I. Snead, Katie Petty, Cav
PIoaous. Cara Gaines. Cascade. va.
Louise NJ. Sncad, Pitts. Ray Vim.
MnHra Seay, Lucille Sncad Lottic Sncad.
Ci'ry M Sncad, Dickcy Lucv
~ ~, Snead, Mrs. Writ Todd. NIrs
Eiizabeth Holland. Mrs e. s. LEON
MS MIS- EDWARD Macon. Of Washington
~ Is. q: Kennedy, Mrs George SI'
- 10 Law. MIS-. Sue Cooper and Mrs. D..
+; burgess; G. NJ. Bashaw. CaDtaiu
; Hridcon, OF the United states Army.
UIaptain George II. Sncad, Captai,,
Uaush. captain Linwood Justis, Harry
I =, Professor. w. Il. D. Moncure,
- -. ?. Lyon, headreaster of The Fork
union Military Academy; Cadet sim
i'oi, Sn aroieSsor ". 3. Douglas. Cil1ner
=. snead' w. II. Whitehurst. G. II.
county; Cadet Gay. DR.. Fl. NJ Snnad,
Joseph p. Sncad, f. p. Burgess Wirt
Todd. J. NJ. Stevens, MI. Rcreld of
south Carolina: Professor 4 IIarris
Smith, of Newport News, and e " -
Snyder. y. v.
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Bristol Social News

l;HpcTia! 70 The Times Dispatch
meeting Of the sycamors shonls c; ins,l
ter OF the Daughters of the Amcric,,n
revolution, was held "Wednesday 4, .
iie nl,osI MIS-. =: $. kendriclS being the
James street. Mrs. " C. CARING
read paper on Pen Portraits or III.
Long Ago. Mrs. L. o. Pcttit rcad i,
paper On the battles Of Lexington ana
Concord Miss Sicgnor read TIC con.
cord LYNN by Holmes. Rcfrcshnlcr,t,
were served. The Daughters wnrn
ccmpiinentary in their terms about tha
hbllltY OF Mrs. Kcndick as an enter
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Turk entertain.
ea a party Of friends at a G o:cjnci,
.Miihner a I their home on Moore Stree.t
ne NOME was decorated with p-irplo
lh,%acinths The beautifully anpoini r.I
dining table. with its damask coynrnr
was arranged with cut glass ana 81.
Yer. delicious menu was snrvetl
o .I, were laid for the following
i ghests: Professor Carl Bodcil, Alrs.
Thomas Curtin, the Rev Adolph XIII.
iGr. pr. and Mrs. w. S. Ncighbors Nr.
thomson; OF Chattanooga; Mr.. aui Nvs
ue9ree l>ite, Master Thomas Curtin
ana me host and hostess
Invitations have been issued fnr Il.
Wedding OF Miss Ethel NAV Topnint,
ana William Wyatt Folkcs The wcs! !,
'Lhs VII take place AT the hon, OF
IN e5ridc' $ parents Mr. and NI,s
franklin Topping. At Ambcrgc, N
Ailddicse% county. on the 18th i,;t;,o,
MISS ioppinS was for two or :hr.o
Eears teacher in the High school
Mrs. \, Il. Whitaker was The hos,.se
&c the Wonan's History Club TUESDAY
afternoon.
The members of the Paramount Club
were entcrtained on Thursday a.tnr-
noon BY MRS. George Robertson.
the 1900 Club was entertained Mon
Wy afternoon By Mrs. William +.
Mrs Robert Park, Of Chattanoor.. is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Middleburg Social News
lSpccial to mo Tl.ncs.Disnatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Aiiddlcburg. Va, April S.-Nlrs. n. G.
Sands Jr. is visiting Miss Neville Lem
mon. in Baltimore Md
Mrs. Hartley and her daughter, OF
Mont Clair, n. j., were the guests al
Benton" last week.
Mrs. Forsyth, of West Virginia. is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T
Is Winter. in town.
y. Linkins has returned 70 wash
ington. D. c., after L few days visit
to his mother who resides here.
William Benton is spending the
weekend with Lieutenant Carroll
May, In Alexandria.
Mrs J. F. Gray has as her guest Miss
Winnie Spencer, of Morristown, Tenn
Mr. and Mrs. II. G"nn Tayloe. who
have been spending some time in At
lantic City, are expected to shortly
return to melbourne" their country
home
Mrs Annie Leith i,asssold her farm
Offs acres. called .'Lcithton Hail." for
the sum Of $4,000 G. Basil Hall, Of
England. was the purchaser.
English Healiey, who recently grad
uated from Cornell University. has pur-
chased 400 acres in Loudoun county,
and expects to set out a large com
mcrciai orchard the present spring,
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Radford Social News
Especial 70 The mes,Dispatch. ]

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
e eso'? iaic Their ' new church edes
Sunday. and their first services will
Celebrate the feast OF Palm sunday.
Tbs completion OF the church mark.
! Inc meta pie achievement Of a passionate
gof little over . Year OF the Rev. Paul
Sieg. The church is a pretty struc.
ture, Eabled and lowered. Of effective
SIR. and Mrs. H. *. McHarg. Jr., have
been in Roanoke this week.
G 1 Burgess and family moved tc
i.ev. Edward Thompson. OF Tuesday
nish5 delivered 3 lecture in the First
Bars..t CHURCH on The American
! Zero. had as his guests this week. his
b-oiher-in-la1 ". II Dickerson, who
Is moving his family from Blueneld 10
s4!oyd county Miss Josie Kersey. who
has tesn reaching in Tsaeweil. has Seen
Visiting Mrs. jenkins en- route 10 her
hoTIs II Lnd!an Valley
MIS- Nivisn STUMP is Visiting Miss
EeE- j. :. Taylor has returned to
Rev Father Mcconnell q wy,he.
Fi!i. 'isiIed F,aatoEd, Saturday last.
Forlsnlontii. o, eccompEn!ed hr ,.i7al
Eol: A-,hur stevens.
~! 49, ED spent several days this
=.
Miss Ehee has returned from E,.is.o)
BuliarG
Mrs George " Lyle entertained ~
Slssionat! Society CT The Baptfst
Church. Thursday -
Miss Jessie Alice Reid returned frov,
Blacksbure Friday. INN ~
CHARLES Wright, OF North Fork sn.n,
Sunday with his father. IT. : -
!. Mrs. Harvey Barnett spen1 No,6.,
In Roanoke. "a
Mrs: Geo, Miles who has been VII,
33hE Mfs. William Ingles, returned 10
me montgomery Baptist Union viii
meet with the First Baptist Churo j,
mere. April $50 - 7 -
W. ,, surface, now of Roanoke. has
peet visiting in Radford.
Ley. ;. ;. Catron Iecturcd Tor ,bo
Nnourn school Friday. and on Sa,,,,a
nay ne preached in Oak Chapel Scw
Walt Conrad ana bis sistore
.M M :AnlarSia. Leo and Ethel. attend z
"a sst = dan"t IN Cambria Friday night h
Airs Ernest Conrad and son OLA
MISS Virginia Vaughan cclehrat
III ,ehtA pirthday THURSDAY with !
n al which she entertained = in,.
:. '"chtE OF her little friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09

Friday.
Dr. II. Drew filled his regular appoint.
heht IN clarksv'llc Sunday
MIS- w. ~. Brooks. WHO has been yixi.i,a
her brother in Charlottesville. returned rri.
sn Mrs WI and Miss mamie Jenreys .pen,
4. Patterson visited hi. paren,s in
north Carolina this week
Misb Cora Carter, Of MI. Airy Is visittny
MISS Elizabeth BOYD Roberts on Marshall
M NJ . and Mrs. kenne,h c. Haye. OF OK.
loti spent sunday VAL relatives in tonn
slrs g. +. wood aud Miss Genio 'Bisrcf
spent some time IN kcysville this week
James +. foklcy. who has been trayclins
IN Inc southern States. returned sunday A
John McT"een, OF South Carolina, viritca
trlends here Sunday f'- -
M.s Ada Harris. of South Richmond. /,
Viaiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. A.
HaHYoh. on Marshall street.
Mrs IS. Q. oSburn, who has been WISHING
IN south iiil. returned to her home Tue sdav
week -
Rober, Williams. of ciarksvllc. Was IL
toxin this week
RAYMOND w:nn. OF skipwith. was sn,own
this week and delivered an address on arEi-
culture TO the farmers OF this section Tues.
day
G.. G. Fireshcets. Of Sewpor, News. Who
mas been In TOWN Tor several. weeks tel
Tuesday.
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Frederick's Hall Social News

Especial to The Tirnes- ;)isnatct,
tIcaericks Han. Va, April s-Ml.s R.,,t.
lichafuson Ia spending some time with rsia
tivcs IN Richmond -'.'
Aiher, Dean. OF pittsburs Pa. vas n,
guest last week OF VI r. Veirs ''''
Mrs wade and family of YOUNGSTOWN. o
,a,', r ,5'af! q iafm a, this place and will
j. Stor1ey Brooks. after spending seycra,
.n mon MS "A his home in Spo,syivania. has re.
Emmett I'oindcxter who Is attens,n.
school IN .Richmond, spent sunday with his
parents, Mr ana Mrs. L. IL Ionndcxtcr. :
Richmond. 'A' ~
Mrs Bette nibb, OF Richmond ana 49,
aanshter' Mrs. Gan. OF Newport News, have
returned TO their old home here p.hcre ,hcv
VIII rcsids In the future 800
Mt and Mrs r. G. iIiiiycr and Airs. I,s.n
hupeF haye returned from a pleasant min
Mr ana Mrs. 7, c. Carrot, have moved In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Raleigh Social News
Especial to The 'rimes-Dispatch.1

ttSVcClHt 10 l nG 0I
Raleigh. n. c.. April s.--Thc OLA
Pcdrida Book Club had an interesting
meeting with Mrs. +. l.. stevens. or
Park Avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
CHARLES Kingsley was the subject for
interestingly on westward Ho." What
INC program for the coming yea.
should be was discussed. and Mrs w
n Tones was appointed chairman OF
tho program committee. The socia!
e.sjoycd while refreshments were being
served,
have returned to Raleigh after 4 year
spent IN Europe. where they STUDIED
music in Paris and England. ~,
Twentieth Century Club Monday al
ternoon. The home was beautifully
decorated with spring flowers. Miss
Rosa Paschall gave readings from Mrs.
CAY Clopton. and current events were
discussed by Mrs. L. c. Duncan. This
club always gives q toast TO nc
hostess, and on this occasion Mrs. w
II Bogley gave the toast.
Miss Margaret Faucettc .entertained
on saturday. evening a few OF the
seniors Of the A. and NJ and othe!
Lillian Winston, who is sponsor inr
the battalion
There is much interest here in ting
announcement OF the engagement q
Professor William II Heck and Miss
futile. Professor Heck is the son of
f. the late ]. NJ Heck. of Raleigh. The
, announcement WAS made by Mrs. AL
bert Tuttlc as feature of a luncheon
complimentary 10 Mrs. c. -Alphonsn
Smith, sister of Professor Heck.
One of the most delightful social
events Of the week was an afternoon
tea given by Mrs. Allen J. Barwick, III
honor CT Mrs. J. Y. Killian, of Newton.
: who spent the week here with Mrs
Barwick. The Barwicll home in Glen
wood WAS beautifully decorated. Re-
ccivins With Mrs. Barwick and LEI
guest Of honor were Mrs. n. y. Ioyn.r.
Mrs. z. e Brooks, of Durham: Mrs,
E. IS. skinner, Of Durham. Others WIND
assisted IN entertaining We're Miss
Elizabeth Briggs, Miss Bessie Rouse
! Mrs. J. 4. Rivins Mrs. c. F. Goodno.
Misses Bessie Futrell, Irina Carraway,
Alice Cole. Mrs. J. NJ. Fleming. Mrs
Ifagedorn and Mrs. L. p Metcalf. At
the door the cards were received liy
little Misses Margaret Matthews and
MGrGaTeI KeyoS.
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Onancock Social News
I! Especial 10 The T;nes-I,; ~,

Speclai 20 lie Times Dispa tch.l
beth Parkcs entertained Wcdnesda,
evening in honor Of her sixteenth.
birthday. ''''''ee'
NE Newell 2. rich has issued IL.
{fltaHons TO the Maria &c Of her dauph.
Sser. Mary. 10 Gillian Vernon King Of
Norfolk. al II o'clock Wedncs6ay
Abril u at her residence
MISS Henrietta Costin. OF Pittsburc.
Pa vas The weekend guest or Mrs.
Rey. j Thomas {. Heath. Of por,s.
mouth, is Visiting his parents, Mr.. an6
Mrs James Heath
M ,,Id. G:o!=e L>as Fosque returned
Charles - PC
dan Mr5 81 Z 5 L-sztas5aary lest Thurs
Hall % "a X
Miss sarsh : u'zp!es Is home from
=, nlsil u, q sereral weeks TO Mrs Anna
Hosc Dick, Of selma y. O.
Miss Virginia II Nelson spent sun
6 p and Monday wi;h Miss Annie +.
re ,,t 81 Salisbury. Md.
s,. inis5 bianGhe = Joynes, Of the IIigi,
Enshsli and History for I;1r.i NAV
schools AT The First Conrressiona.i
.!s''icl meetlng 10 be held in Hamp-
ton, .ipril 81
The regular monthly meeting oc ,bo
emerson Davis Chapter. Daughters of
.hc coi!ederacy, Was held in tha chan.
'ss rooms "Wednesday afternoon.
Airsses !; llzabfth Parramon nd Liz
nc Derby left Monday for Eas, C1r,nna
D. J.. - where they VIII visit Mrs. Harry
pr ReMton. u Norfolk. held service
a. emmanuel Church. jenkins Eridce
i i.ii!i morning ana ~ Christ Cliurch
HtoNon. III tho afternoon. -
Mrs William I'arramore BcIIc -.
,,SStliutnen from q visit TO relatives in
y, n,. a".piiia and Baltimore
!, ~ stred i\ellam Of Richmond enc,,
ncSaay anu Wednesday, Win ~; II.
'e,; MI 9 LLOYD Daughtry.
III N,i rs, , ~ z. Gnlirston. Of Norfolk. Is
ser cunt AIRS 80. /, Dunawaye =
~ Ard Mrs j0in l., Rny0cld q,
i'. ,.,,i, iig attended, the Lillcston
Miss Maui i[olian. Of Wachapr.a cue
IT,; IT,. guGst q Mics Grace y Stn
~ " ~" MaI'in. Of Washington
M9thei Hfs NJ { DtInton. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Heathsville Social News
Sperial 70 The Times Dispatcl

iiea 'hsyille. Va, April SMaIt So !. !,
tgG bs sHiilGrta i.ad a, ler home in
. evening in honor of slissos ~ I IanE
! = p, emp and Louise Blundon Ire room.
Ncfy, prettiIy decorated. ana VIZ
WIFI PIX shaded Fine Selections o.
spcal ana instrumental music mloD'
rendered. among ,!Iosa nr"san, Wen,'
, mlSs.S Maud and irene helms. C;cn.
ricTe and Marguerite smith. ,, l.,a'f
iB{i l3int, ,lora Brown. Mary X emp Louisa
- Is Music, Colonel +. liupI, S,if,b
rl, 81, Oscar Retts Gordon ana I:ojior.
-hl.n.nldon and, Robin Norris 49,
l.ri MI lpnise hnindon cntertalncd
/; nca,. t,, ,!StlN al Snprcl AT her ilo,nc
hei'lp, susie Norris c;encvieve sr3i, i,
eng Maud Noilus, Colonel q ,j.3ri.
a,,d ~ ahd Eobl MOTIFS anu GoreIoi,
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Waverly Social News
Special to The Times pisnaich

lSpctiai 10 me Times Dispatch
Wavcrly. Va. April S.-airs. John II,
May and Miss Mary W. MAY have re.
turned home after stay OF several
DAYS in Richmond
Miss Grace ". West visited friend,
in Wakefield this week II
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Grammcr have
returned from snort stay i'm Rruns
wick county.
Master John ". West. Jr., The four
tcen-ycar- old son Of .Iohn ~ INrst
Of Waverly. gave piano recital al ~
ftiSh school auditorium on FRIDAY
night. (Which was greatly enjoyed ana
Inuch COMMUNICATED by tic large and
apprcciativc audience Which grce.tcd ~,
youthful musician. 'S
Mr and Mrs. p. $. Hurlburt Ia 20
spent tho week with friends In Fred :
cricksburg. Va NJ
Miss Sallic u. Fleetwood or Wayorlv
Will tour Europe this summer iind.r
the chapcronagc Of Mrs. H. T., Meade
OF petersburg.
The two-act drama, Among Ills
Breakers" which was played ri Inc, he
Town Hall on Friday night by local
talent, under the direction Of Mrs. i.
T.; West was pronounced success.
me participants were greeted by /
backed house. and a goodiy sum wus
realized, which went 10 Tic treasur :,
OF tho Ladies' Aid Society, or ihc
Wavery Christian Church.
oaleh ?. West, %, Newport News
friends III Wavcrly.
DR.. y. T. Gale, Of Ivor. was 81
WaNerly this week.
PISS FRANCES Rroaddus. OF Wake.
Mrs. George 2. Eurt in Wavcrly.
Colonel r. W. Arnold ana .rnn;nao
II. liowcrt:n visited sussex Co,,rthn,lsn
one day this week Z
Judge j. Felix Wcst rnti;nnd I,o,
been holding tho Apri tcrm,
Grccnesvlllc Circuit Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Franklin Social News
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


Franklin. Va, April s.-Thc Agnes
Lee Chapter, Daughters OF the Con-
fcderacy, gave Japanese tea at the
residence of Mrs J. r. Knight on
Thursday afternoon and evening. The
rooms We're very prettily decorated
with vases and festoons or the Japan
csc national hover, tho chrysanthe-
mum, and were lighted with Japanese
lanterns Delightful programs of
Japanese instrumental music songs
and readings we're given by the young
women In Japanese costumes Tho pro
tceeds OF the tea will go TO the Confcd-
crate monument fund