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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-07

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N. go M ~. q 1aalna4 e.
Shaassssk. neas ysakino lnonn
sAasss q tAs ste0AsA. 49, -
eight yeaRA yunssAl assv1ooo =
senAuetsd - EMmanuAl uQo1
Church By Rsv. Je9sssea = xx6
and intsrmsnt vas maAA u tho G
Charles Csmstsry. Besides Ae
baaA ana parents. she y surv1seo
two children ana two hfothsss. E0r1
and oseppsr Holland. @
DE-. and Mrs. L AeIA1e TeGnay. r.
Baltimore. arrived at THAR eou6
home. MI CustiA" near Aeeoai11
"wednesday. where thsy will reGm
until December. "
At meeting Of the sapegv1oo1
Tuesday. b. I. 0untef ana q Jan
jTurlinGton were retained 70 asG1n3 -
Commonwealth's attorney In tho ~
Of Samuel J. Burton (nAgro). % r.
t1more. against Leonidas n DAuo
Mayor Of Onancoek: 7. q xe1lAm. G.
stable Of Lee District: Lee =. EA11n
formerly shsrin Of AoeomAek; =.
Sturzls and John w. West. The =
came out Of the riot Of August IT,
whom Governor Sevanson SAINT tEoo&
to Onancock. Stewart X. Powon y
defend the tSwn. Burton clains -
Just arrest He WAS the a1lAGo1 r.
stigator OF the riot. s
Until October the ship0anAU r.
sweet potatoes had not bseA -
the average year by 50 Per cent -
In order to handle the producet t.
steamers are being run 70 Daltfu
and more trains have been Dut -
the New York, PhilaAAlphia anA -
folk Railway. Tho prices seceeS
last week were fair. Thirty-twe -
dred barrels were loaded ct PaS1
Wednesday. :
The woman's Foreign NissisqG
Union Of Norfolk PresbytsYiaa 49,
Belle Haven Presbyterian CAn
Thursday. The body was called
order by Mrs Charles yfienA
Hampton. Mrs.. Eugene BEN.
sionary from Korea. made An tntl
esting talk on work Of the 4oRl
Ladies' In Korea" Tho next m0o&
will be at Makenni Church, AocouAo
September. 1919.
The attendance at the 0tats -
from this section win bs very IT.
Several Eastern Shore horses -
been entered IN the races
There will, be . big Dqmocx
rally at Accomack Monday. Oc&n
Ia. at 1:1o. Hon william ~ Jo4
nominee for Congress. and Hon. H.
ard L. Beaie. Democratic presidem
elector for the First Districk
make addresses. Isl
The Washington and jefferson -
erary Societies Of the high school hasl
organized and elected ofncerA
r. J. Kent. q former resident T.
Parksley, died at his home In -
lin, nd, Thursday. HIS renna
were brought to Parsley. 49,
funeral services were conducte4
Grace M. p. Church. The omoaA44(
ministers were Rev. George - c.
ton, Of Washington: Rev. r. I. 0neo
ley, OF Berlin. and Rev. w. Thornn191
Clark He was . member ~ -!
Junior Order American Mechanics 80
Men and Heptasophs. Tho JUNIOR -
der. of which he was past coune1Me
had charge OF the services ~
grave. A widow and two daughoz
Misses Irene and Bessie Kenf-a
lvtve.
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1900: = = 49, - 49, -
Jon1A q Aah1aal
0GntnnG - A110nnA ~
u Johns Circle q KINGS DangA-
tars VIII hold ite 1fot fa1l D4etln8
this sftssneon ct 0feloek u the brick
sehoolhouse In g. JoAu'o ChuSohyas4
o@csss viii b elected ana dslegates
for the State eenvent1ea IN Norfolk
viii also be slsetsA This % . maet-
Ing Of much impoPtanea and III 0sm.
bers are urged to b present.
0alet WsAAinS.
A quiet but pretty wedding took
place last Thursday afternoon 1t ,
o'clock In the homo Of Powhatan Nash.
lit Fourth Avenue. Highland Park.
when his niece. Miss Mary Ruth Kidd.
became the bride OF Herman H1x
rift performed the ceremony. The
bride wore q travelling suit Of blue
cloth. with hst and gloves 20 match.
and q corsage bouqeut Of orchids. The
parlors were decorated for the occs-
sion in palms and ferns. and only the
immediate families and . few init
mate friends witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. Smith 10 q well-kLown employe Of
the Southern Bell Telephone Company.
ana his bride 10 . popular resident of
Highland Park. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
left Immediately after tho ceremony for
Norfolk and New York. and on their
return viii reside At 1924 Hanover
Avenue.
In asa 0ut Of Tswn.
Miss Elise Miles. who has been Wis
iting DR.. and Mrs. Francis Smith III
Honolulu for several months. has re-
turned to Virginia
Mrs. Lonsax. Of New York. IL the
guest Of her cousin. Mrs. T. H. Elicit.
on West Franklin Street. for several
weeks.
Mrs Henry Logan Golsan has re-
turned to Richmond after spending the
summer in the North.
Misses E1ixabeth and Agatha Do
herty. daughters Of Captain Frank J.
Doherty, Of Lynchburg. are guests Of
Mrs J. e. Hslndl 1t 1907 West Main
Street.
Mrs. ". z. Hart. Of Passaie. n. J.,
Of 20A North Addison Street
Mra Granville Valentine and her
little daughter have returned to Rich
mond after visibnG rslasivss in York.
Pa.
Mrs. wtlk.ns Beno1st Shields. who
spent the summer camping with party
Of friends In the mountains OF Colo
RADIO. has returned to her home on West
Grace Street
Miss Lillian Beta Of this city. 10
the guest Of Mr.. and Mra Charles e.
Belts. in Baltimore.
Mrs. r. willis Thompson and Mrs.
Samuel G. Dew win b guests Of NrA
H. w. Bertram during the United
Daughters OF the Confederacy conven-
ton this week.
Mrs. Louise Miller and Mr.. Miller.
who spent the summer at the Henry
Clay Inn. in Ashland. have como to
Richmond for the winter monthA
Mrs. W. r. Fletcher. who has been
i'll At her homo for the past seven
weeks, IL now slowly Improving.
Mrs.. W. W. Green. Of Bowling Green,
is a guest Of Mrs. Leslie Reed, In this
ciey. for q few days.
Mrs. cnpton Farmer. OF Fredesicks-
burg. 10 Spending . week with frtenoe
in Richmond.
Miss Mary Dunn. who has been quite
SEX for the past two weeks. 10 now
convalesceut
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. HutchinGs.
who spent September IN Ashland. have
opez>d their town house for the win
ter.
Miss Bessie Dunn. OF this city. 70
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visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. /!
Dunn. In Caroline County.

J. r. O'Neil. Of Taylor's Crossing
after being confined to his room 81
ST. Lakes Hospital for eighteen weeks
with . fractured thigh. win leave this
week for his home.
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Miss Nary Duke. daughter OF nj
and Mr.. BENJAMIN U. Duke. ana Aies
Fuller. dauShte: OF w. w. ruler. -.
New York. are visiting the family OF
q r Moran. III East Franklin Street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George B. HutchinGs
who spent September IN Ashland. have
ope1ed their town house for the win
ter.
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Miss Mary Dunn. who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks. 10 now
convalesceut
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The Lady wolseley who II now visit
ing San Francisco with her SON. - !.
native Of that city. the daughter OF
D.n,el T. Murphy. one OF its leadfns
merchants, and must not be COMPOUNDED
with that Canadian Lady Woiseley
who IL the wife Of Field MARSHAL Lord
wolseiey. Her husband il Sir Charles
Michael wolseley, Of Wolseley. In STAT
fordshire, formerly OF the Lancers. 9
veteran Of the Afghan War OF 1879
ana the chief Of the entire Wolseiey
family. He can prove by authentic
evidence an unbroken descent from
early Saxon times. and can show the
inheritance Of his present estates In
the male line direct from q period an
terror to the Norman Conquest. In loss.
Tn fact. the StafHordshire property OF
Sir Charles Il ON record ~ having IN
olden times borne the name OF WtsseieA'
and Al having been conferred on GER
t.in SiWardus BY King Edgar. for his
services in connection with the exter-
mination OF wolves In England
IL u on this account that wolrs
head figures on the armorial bearings
Of the Wolseleys, and that the wolf
also appears In the family motto.
which - Homo homini lupus. Oman
,s n wolf TO his fellow mani . SIN
quarry appropriate motto for fam
iIv vhich has furnished % many SOL
diers 70 the state.
fCopyrixht. 1912. by the Brentwood
Company
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Mrs. " z. Hart Of Passaie. n.
10 the guest OF her son. Samuel 8. Har
Of 20A North Addison Street
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herty. daughters OF Captain Frank J
Street.
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Miss Bessie Dunn. Of this city. ID
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Mrs Granville Valentine and her
little daughter have returned to Rich
mond after yisitng rslasivss in York,
Pa.
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Mrs. W. W. Green. Of Bowling Green
is a guest of Mrs. Leslie Reed. In tn
ciey, for q few days.
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Mrs. W. p. Fletcher. who has been
i'll At her homo for the past seven
weeks. II now slowly improving.
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Mrs wilk;n Benoist Shields. witt
spent the summer camping with . party
Of friends In the mountains OF Colo
RADIO. has returned to her home on Wes
Grace Street
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Mrs. r. willis Thompson and Mrs.
Samuel G. Dew viii b guests Of Mrs
H. W. Bertram during the Unite<
Daughters OF the ConfederAcy conven'
ton this week
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Miss Lillian Beta Of this city. 10
the guest Of Mr.. and Mra Charles z.
Belts. in Baltimore.
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Mrs. Lonsax. Of New York. IL the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. =. H Elicit
on West Franklin Street for several
weeks.
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Mrs. Henry Logan Golsan has re.
turned to Richmond after spending the
summer in the North.
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MOUNT ELLIOTT

Mount Elliott, Va. June l5.-The
place have undergone extensive i'm
proNements, and arc now ready for
the large number OF patrons who
seek this mountain resort season after
season. The lawns, hooks and paths
fort. and everywhere Nature seems
TO have We'd with herself TO prepare
this place a cool retreat from the heat
OF the city. q. 3. Ashby has booked a
large number of guests. and expects
this to be record breaking season II
Mt. Elliott Springs.
Some OF the arrivals are: Mr.. and
Mrs B. L. lambert. Lynchhurg; Mr.
ana Mrs: r. W. Burke, stanton; Col.
Bolton D. Green, New York city: MIR.
and Mrs Edwin I. Yates. Washington,
y. C; Mrs. c. T. Dillingham; and son,
Columbus. o., and Robert B. Hoeke.
WASHINGTON D. c.
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G0RD0NSVILLE

Gordonsvilie. Va. June l5.-Mrs.
Parrish. of Richmond. and her son.
Poverty. arrived on Tuesday. They
VIII spend the summer with Mrs. Par
rish's parents. MIR. and Mrs Spots.
wood Goodloe. a Commission.
Claree sutton Muller. Of Petersburg.
was Weekend guest of his mother.
m law, Mrs. Edward Is Sampson. at
haywood.
air and Mrs. John c Hendricks. OF
Carlton" returned from their we'd
ding journey on Tuesday
Invitations have been received for
the marriage of Miss Lucy Henshaw
Sanford to Barton Kelley Lilliston. the
Wedding to take place Wednesday,
evening, June PC, at the Orange Pres
hNterian Church. Miss Sanford Is q
d"ughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Walker w.
Sanford, of "Waverly." near Orange.
l. c. Graves. Jr. of near Barbomrs-
VIE. was sunday guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. James G.. Graves. Mt Weston.
Mrs Wallace and children, of Hunt
ihPton. w Va. and Mcssrs John and
Philip Gibson are visiting their par
chts. pr. and Mrs. Gibson. at the rec
tory Later Mrs. W~.face will go TO
covineton for the summer
Mrs Fleming Brisco. Mr. and Mrs.
william c. Baker have returned. after
enjoying a delightful automobile trim
through tho Valley of Virginia
Mrs Charles r. Russell, OF Char
lottesvillc, is spending several DAYS
with her mother, Mrs. Is. s. Brent at
"Montcbella.
Miss Addie cowherd. r. G. cowherd.
Herndon Cowherd and r. Beverly
Goodloc have returned from Louisa
county. where they attended the Har-
on-IIendricks wedding on the 18th.
Mrs. John Chandler. of Washington.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Conway Newman. at louisville
Hiram Miller. OF Midway" was a
weekend guest OF Peter Minor, near
Charlottesville.
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BON AIR

Bon Air. Va, June l5.-Miss Harriet
Cooke entertaine- a number OF young
people al house party for the last
week end. Among them were Miss
Kelly Lancaster and Miss Louise
Price. of Richmond; Miss Anne
kersrs; Messrs Basil Jones. Robert
Arnold and Charles Cooke.
Mrs. Frank Martin. of Farmville,
has been staying with Mrs. James
Patton.
Mrs. Jacob Bates returned to Balti-
more this week.
Miss Carrie Moore has been hostess
this past week. giving house party
TO several young people. Miss Moore's
house guests We're Miss Hcningham
Elicit. Of New York: Miss Anne Kerans
and Miss Ayiine Watson. John Il.
Christian. Lewis NJ. Anncsley. of
Columbia. S. C.; and Randolph Moore
Guests through the week have been
Miss Nell Christian. Miss nellie Nc
Clurc. and Basil Jones Robert Arnold.
Charles Cooke. George Haw, Maurice
lanShorne. Allsbrook. and others.
Miss Virginia Mason. OF Richmond
Is spending a week with Miss Marion
Montague.
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BOWLING GREEN
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Especial to The Times. pispatc5.
bowling Green. Va. June I5-.Missos
Frances and Ellen Broaddus. who hars
been teaching school in Wavorly, have
returned home
Miss Margaret Shepherd wc;,b. after
spending the winter aud spring in At
lar'a, Ga, has returned 70 her home
here.
MISS Louise Iaines. who was the
guest OF Miss Annie Moroure. at Black-
stone, has returned home
Miss Sadie Blythe. of Newborn. y. c..
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
p. g. Blythe.
Misses Florence and Helen Broaddus
have returned from Woodstock where
they taught school the past session.
Mrs. Mary Robinson left this week
for Norfolk. where she will reside
Miss Martha Ne.dler OF Ivkens.
Pa. IS tbs guest of Mrs. w z. Ennis.
NJ. and Mrs w. c. Boyd spent n mart
Of this week with Nh and Mrs r d.
Coghill.
Mrs Percy Walker. Of Washington.
Is spending some time with the Misses
Glassen.
Russell Robinson. Of Norfolk sncn1
part OF :his week with friends here.
Misses Web,o. of Sussex county. arr
visiting at tho home OF Afr and Mrs.
T. 3. Collins
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WINCHESTER
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Especial TO The Times Dispa ton
Manchester, Va. June l5.-Mrs.
George w Ward returned several days
ago from an extended stay in Canada
and other portions Of the North
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCord. Of
Philadelphia. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. James Jenkins a. their home
in this city.
Mrs. William l. zIrklc has returned
from visit to relatives in Cumber-
land. Md
Mr., and Mrs Marhurg. of Baltimore.
have been visiting the latter's mother.
Mrs. Arbuckle, at her home at Bar
tonville
Misses Bette Brown and Katharine
Miller came this week from Buena
Vista to visit a the home of Mrs. W.
Ii. Smith.
Miss Clara Wood and her little n!eca
Mildred Ely. who have b.en spending
some time at SANDY springs, Md. have
returned to their home near town.
Mrs. J. F. Jifkins and Mr.. and Mrs
r. T. Reynolds. who ha1rA been spend
ing sorpt time in town with relatives,
have returned 10 Scranton, Ia. accom-
panied by Mrs. Itfkins's sister Mrs.
John $. Miller.
Rev j. W. Dudey, D. D.. has re-
turned from Ashland. where h, mas
been attending the annual meeting Of
tine board of trustees of Randolph
Macon College
Or. and Mrs Franklin Rogers. who
have been passing the winter and
spring in Washington, have reopened
their home here for the summer
Miss Helen Rives left this week to
spend some time with FRIENDS in Wash
lng;on
Miss BESSIE Arthur. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r, F. Arthur, sailed on We'd
ncsdaY from Now York with a. small
party of friends TT spend three months
| travelling iii Europe.
Mrs Horace Davis has been visiting
friends in Baltimore this week
Mrs n. T. Jones left on "Wednesday
for Baltimore and Washington. where
she will spend some time with rela-
tives and friends.
Nathan Cooke and his granddaugh-
ters, Misses Alberta Cooke and vir-
esnia Moore. oc G1f-th sSs,ourg; Nd.
are visiting ut the home OF tho for
mcr's son-in-law and daughter. MIR
and Mrs. Harold c. Sheetz
Misses Mary and Jante Miller have
arrived from Columbia. S. c.. to mass
the remainder of the summer here with
their parents. Rev. and Mrs Lewis G.
NJ Miller.
Mrs. Charles o'Connor and children.
Of Portsmouth. ara visiting her mother
Mrs. f. G. Hollis, and other relatives
In town.
Miss Ruth .Huyett has returned IN
her home at hippon. ". Va, after Wis.
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ASHEVILlE

Especial to The Times Dtspatch.l
Asheyile. y. C., Juno IA num-
Der or the boys and girls of the
younger set have formed q dancing
club. which VIII give number OF
informal hops during the present,
summer Tho club members were en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon rs
Miss Louise Arbogast At her home on
Montford Avenue. The members OF
the club are: Misses Brian Rcy-
nolds. Dorothy Parker, Dorothy lem
kins. Mile Woodbridge, Pauline
Moore. Helen Nichols, Mildred Court
ney. Elsie Alexander and Sarah Nc
Cloud and Henry Collins. Winthrop
Collins. Farrar Parker, Whiteford
Smith, Gerald Cowau Mckenzie
Bourne, Mason Alexander, George
Shuford Edward Mitchell
In honor OF .aiss Mary Nuzum. Of
Tuscaloosa, Okla. who Is an at
tractivc Ashevile visitor, Miss Mary
Stikcleather entertained informally
at bridge Thursday afternoon. The
games were spirited and al the con-
clusion of the playing the guests Of
Miss Stike!eathcr were taken tor an
automobile drive TO tho summit OF
Sunset Mountain, where dinner was
served.
The Ashcvillo alumnac of the mi
hIu Sorority have formed all almnus
cha ptcr here, and the members of the
Greek letter society mold regular
raonthiy MEETINGS with the members.
Those who are members of the sorori-
~ here are: Mrs Walter Taylor
Mrs Wallace Davis Miss Byrd Hem
dersop, Miss Florence Bernard. Miss
Elizabeth Ramsey. iiss opal Brown
Miss Myrtle Rollins and Miss Love
Walker.
Mrs. George H. Lanbcr, entrstained
Friday afternoon most dclightfully
at bridge. The home was lastly dec
grated for tho occasion. and at tho
End Of the playing prizes were award
ed 10 the most successful players
Refreshments were served
Mrs. Frederick Rutiedye entertained
at luncheon THURSDAY aft srnoon.
About a dozen Of the friends of Mrs
Rutledge were present, and the af-
fair was an enjoyable one
AT the Country Club Friday after
noon Mrs Dunn Mckee entertained
delightfully."- at luncheon. About a
dozen guests were present
In honor of tho members Of tho
graduating class. the faculty and the
hlumnac of the Normal and Iudus-
trial Institute. President and Mrs. nd
ward = Childs, entertained at a re-
rcption Saturday evening. The affair
was largely attended nd was very
enjoyable one.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rush Oates
have issued invitations to the mar
TiaEc of their daughter. LalaEc stay
TO Ned Spear orison, which takes
place on the evening OF June "a, at
tho home OF the brides parents on
College street. After tn, ceremony. a
reception will he given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Oates to tho members Of the
bridal party. Tho announcement Of
the engagement of Miss Oates and
Mr. Robson vas made some tame
ago.
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BERRYvILLE
TeSpec-,, to The rimAs-n.anatnh l

ISpec-S, TO The Tim+s-D.spatoh1
Berryvtllc, Va. June i5.-4fisse $
Dorothy Iudkins. Of New York Elma
Rosscr. Of Dallas. Texas. and Com
stance Rusby, of Newark. y. j.. are
visiting Miss Eliza beth Moore.
Miss Margaret Brittcn and Douglas
Hillary both of Washington. y. c.
are visiting Miss Jessioa Award
Miss Emily Powers is on a visit 10
relatives at I,cesburg
Mrs. j. Fl. Award. of Duluth Mimi.
is spending the summer in Clarke
county
Mrs Marshall Mccormick has re-
turned from a visit to Norfolk.
Miss Mina Howell. of Washington.
D. C.. has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Howell.
relatives In Berryville. Mrs. Horace
Snrthey has returned to her home IN
Washington. D. c.
Mrs. Thomas y. Reynolds, O. Nor
wood" gave a linen shower last sat
urday in honor Of Miss BESSIE McCor-
mick. whose marriage to Herbert
Whiting. of Lexington. was celebrar ed
Wednesday. Irne II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Howell. Of
ClarksbnrG. W, Va. have been visiting
Mrs. Emma Howsll.
~ Cummins has returned from an
extended Western trip.
Mrs. Emma Ven Deventer. Of New
York, Is sncnding the summer wit
Miss Fannie Crow
Miss Elvira Moore has returned from
visit to friends in Baltimore
Miss Lily b. Fleming. of Columbia
who has been spending the winter and
snring in the county, has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Henry Fleming. OF Baltimore.
Is visiting at the home OF Hon. A,
Moore. Jr.
DR.. and Mrs Edward Harris gave a
very enjoyaibs reception to tho Whit.
ing Mccormick bridal pa:rtv on Tuex.
day evening
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ARVONlA
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]


Arvonia. Va. June ,o.-Miss Lila
Waller DupVal OF Arvonia. who spent
last winter in Greensboro. X. g., has
returned to her home here. where she
Will spend the aummcr .
Professor j. Walter Kenney. for
some years principal OF the Dillwyn
High School, WAS - visitor in Arvoui;t
this week. the guest of Rev. ilummer
+. Jones.
Miss Elizabeth Dabncy Of Ciarks-
burg. Tenn. VIII arrive in Arvonia
next week TO remain some time as
the guest of her former schoomate.
Miss Eleanor Morgan.
a L. Pitts, ST.. left this week for
North Carolina, where he will spend
about ten days.
Misses Hazel and Virginia Pillow,
Of Hamlet. y. c. are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. =. b. Pattcson. Miss Hazel
will return to her home within q fcw
days. Miss Virginia being expected to
remain here for some time.
Miss Virginia Freed. Of Roanoke is
the guest of Miss Martha Holman at
Bremo :: near New Canton.
Miss ,es Terrell. teacher Of his
tors ~ -oiins Institute. is spending
the summer at the home Of her
brother. Albert J. Terrell, Bear Gar
den" near New Canton.
Rev. Pummer 7. Jones visited VII
liamsburg this week To deliver the
alumni address at William and MARY
College; his alma mater on WeInes-
Friday
Richard Amber. son Of Professor
Philip Amber. OF Winston Salem. y
c.. has arrived al seven lsla nds.' the
home OF his grandmother. on James
River. where he Will spend the sum
mcr.
a l. PITS, Jr.. of scottsviilc. was
q guest AT bellevue" mere for sew
eral days last week
Edwin 4 Crook. OF Washington. u.
e. accompanied hy his friend. Mr.
Fcttit, Of Baltimore. arrived liz Ar
vonia on Monday night, remaining in
Arvonia and Penlan Tor several
days.
Edward Page, son of Nicholas Page
Buckingham. il spending some months
with his cousin, Philip y. Nicholas, at
Bridgeport
n l. turner. Of Richmond. spent
several days in Arvcnia and Penlan
this week. returning TO Richmond on
Thursday
Miss Mary Holman. teacher of Eng
lish in Virginia College. Roanoke. is
spending the summer al the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Anna HOLMAN,
a Bremo E,un
Misses Louise McCraw. Emma Has
kinH. Willie Christian. Bessie Lee Pat
teson. Bertha Teeter and number
Of other popular young teachers will
attend the summer school at Farm
villc. Some Will attend the universi-
~ summer school at Charlottesville.
Dr. and Mrs. W b Petit OF New
Canton. spent last week in Richmond
visiting friends.
Brooks Robinson. of Richmond.
spent several DAYS here this week. Wis
!ting from here several neighboring
towns.
". r. Root, who arrived here q
few DAYS ago from the West. left on
Mondsy night for Roanoke. whence ne
Will go to Richmond and later return
here.
MIR ard Mrs Ralph Chandler Root,
OF Ponlan. spent sunday here at the
Arvonia Inn and visiting friends in
the community.
Mrs. Michael e Jones. with chill
dren, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Lc;tie :. Morgan. at the inn.
Reuben Hudgcns. OF Mt. Zion. was
recently a visitor in Arvonia.