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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
WINCHESTER
Especial to The T:mes-Dispatch.l

Especial to Tine Times-Dispatch-l
Winchester. Va. November 22-ASA
James b. Lovett left Wednesday tor
Statesvilie. y. g. where her fathers
Alexander Paxton is seriously i'll.
Mrs p. r. Shumar has returned To
Philadelphia. after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Ray Smith
Mrs Warren Rice has been visiting
relatives and friends this week in
Baltimore.
Airs Il II. feathers IA. resurnej
from d visit to relatives in Washing
ton
Miss Nellie Hodgson came this wee0
from Clarke County TO visit at the
home OF her unc.e and amt. Mr.. ana
Mrs. William y liiiiyard. on che Val.
ley Pike. near town
Miss Willie MCGUIRE has been visit.
ina: her brotEsr-Ia-law and sssters
Lieutenant and Xrs Asney Payne. -
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. william n A;kinsca
have been the guests Of relatives and
f.icEfs In New York during the horse
show.
I,r. Frank Martin. OF Baltimore. w2s
tn, guest q Nr. and Mrs. H. y. Fuller
this week.
Miss sophie z. Baker left the early
part OF the week % vtsi; friends 10
Baltimore.
Miss stella gAItA!s. Of stsasosrS. who
has been visiting at the home OF hs0
uncle. Z. I. Hcdg,on. left this week fes
washington
Mrs + Holmes Berry has been Viz
ting her sou-.n-iaw and dsr&stsss
Nr and Mrs Edward I. Rcinhsrt- of
h~3hgrdsrcwn. ". Va
Mrs. Charles 2. Hoover has been vtoe
,.ins friends In Washington Daring 90
pas, week. and st the hoDe ~ 3ss
ard Mrs lame. psiitp Dsaendsrfcr. 10
Baltimore this week.
Mr. ard Mrs. Harry Kerr ESessfl
Who left the carly sars - she ~esk -
attend the View Ycrk H"rse SHOW. hev0
also been visiting THE istter's Wsef~9
and sisser-in-Iaw. Nr. and MA t1ssou
a Cover. IN uo,sI0ssN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
BUCKINGHAM
Ispec;al 90 The Tsmes-Dsspatch.I

SPECIAL % The Tlmes-DispAtch
Buckingham. Va. November 2S-M-s.
MaeSie Patteson and daughter. of Ma
bama have been spending some weeks
at Mont Pleasant. the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. W. Estfeson.
Mr.. " G. rae.eson and Mrs. g. W.
rasseson have returned from trip 10
Washington and other places Of In
tercSt.
r. " Jones. Of Sheparde. has re-
turned from Lynchburg. where he went
90 attend the Methodist Conference.
Superintendent PIunm~r +. Jones mas
been WISHING the schools IN this part
Of the county. and revoris them IN
good working condition.
Miss LEILA wh.tehcrre. % Richmond.
IL boarding at the homo vi NJ. and Mrs
J. 7. oliver and scschins The Cut
Bank school
Mss Bessie n Rice left Buckingham
this week 60 20 90 her home In Char
tct,. County 20 aeend the marriage of
Mssr ssIHe n. Rice. her sister. On W.
v~-nber %
Miss HsIIic r. Haekins is teaching IN
a graded school In onssow County.
Mr.. Mamie Ellis Hall is visiting
friends sd relatives In BuckinghsA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
STATE NORMAL

ESPECIAL to The Times -D:spatch.l
FarmviIle, Va, November e3.--At the
assembly period on November Is the
second grade pupils gave an exhibition
Of the work they had been doing since
the beginning Of the session: the en-
tire program was carried out by the
little folks themselves.
A new club has lately been organized
in the school The charter members
are those students who last year won
the focus cup and pennaEts for the
best work In the magazine. The club
will devote itself 60 journalistic work.
and new members will be taken I'm
from among those who show most
talent along literary lines. as evidenced
by their contributions To The Focus
These young journalists will probably
b. known a. The Ravens but the
nam. has not yet been positively
adopted
Mrs. Doyle. Of johnson City. Tenn. 70
visiting her daughters. Misses Evelyn
and Marie NOEL
Mrs. Myers. q DanviIIe. - the guess
OF her sister. Miss Hattie Fisher.
Mrs. ". w. wilson. Of st Brides.
Paid a short visit 60 her daughter.
Miss Fannie WILSON
Mis-. Jessie Adams. - Biairs. who
was a student for three years ard left
las, session on account OF III health.
was at the school for a day last week
and receives o cordial welcome from
her many friends among the students.
Mrs. W. D Burnett of TrcvIllian's.
has been visiting her daughter. Miss
Joe Bgrnet
President Jaru,an attended THE meet
ing 81 the STATE Board u Eddcs;ion
tn Richmond on November -.
-Four lectures Win BE- given at IN"
school during the present session ~
ncmbcrs Of the faculty Of On. Gni-
ver.sty of Virginia IN their extension
~ork. The FIRST % this series was tha;
Of Dr n. y. Jyraaa. On Nevewscs %
pr. Jcrasn's subject was The Eject
% War Cpos the Rsee!"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial TO The nles-D!spatchi
wiiiiamsourE. va. Sov s nns...s =
q very attractive auction bridge party
in her home on Duke Of Gloucester
street Tuesday afternoon. Those pres
ent were Mesdames n. l. Henley. J. A.
Cooper. H. E. Bennett. James n. stons'
Jane. r. Christian. Richard Crawford.
Blanche Moncure. Manly II. Barnes.
James Southall Wilson and l. ". Lane.
Jr. Misses Elizabeth wysong, kafhe-
rine Geddy and Elizabeth Macon served
refreshments Mrs. Lane won the head
prize and Mrs. Moncure drew the con-
ISOLATION.
Mrs. James H. Stone entertained the
Francis Street Bridge Club at her home
on Francis Street Saturday night
Those playing were Aesdames Viola
Ware. Cooper. Groat. Purcell ana
The Auction Bridge Club was de-
lightfully entertained on Friday az
ternocn by Mrs James Turner Chris
tian. Those playing were Mesdamos
Norven Henley. John Purcell. L W.
Lane. Jr.. Spencer Lane: Misses Eliza
beth Morecock and wysonE. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Spencer Lane and
Miss Morecock.
Mrs. r. ]. Greenman. who has been
returned home and Is staying with her
daughter. Mre. D. j. King. for the
present
DR.. and Mrs H. c. Davis and daugh-
ter are visiting the formers parents in
Caroline County. They will return to
williamsburg Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Bechtel OF Cincinnati
who have been spending several weeks
here with their children. Mr.. and Mrs
J. a. Bechtel. at York Grange. have re-
turned home
Mrs Roberta Camm. after spending
80 her 90
ter. Mrs Thomas Jefferson Stubbs. ST..
left yesterday for her home In Greens
boro. y. c.. accompanied BY her niece.
Miss Nab Stubbs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
BIACKSBURG

Especial to The Tirac-DiSratch-1
Blacksburg Va. November "a
Misses Eugenia Barringcr and Dorothy
Mayo. Of Hollins College. spent the
weekend a: their homes here and had
as quests the members Of the Delta
Tau Beta Scrority-Misscs Virginia
Carter. of Charleston W Va: jose
phine buchanan. OF Marion: Alma Mix
OF New York. Virginia Shumard. OF
Texas: Lula i-cnean- OF Missouri. and
Nell Crosby. Of Birmingham. Ala Miss
Marxarct Rarr.nGer entertained the
party at dinner after the Tech West
virginia football game. and Miss Mar
care, Mayo was hostess At a lunch for
the visitors after the entertainment
at the college Saturday night
Mrs Ellison A. Snythc and three
children. Mrs.. J. s A. Johnson and
children left Friday for Charleston. =
e.. where they will remain until after
the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. James ~ Brown and little
daughter are spending the week In
Monday for o visit.
her home IN Washington. after spend
ing the summer and fall here with
her sister. Mrs.. W. p. Hamtl
James ~. McConkey. NJ s. Louis.
assistant treasurer IN the recent Demo-
cratic campasen. 10 the es.st % hts
sister, Mr.. ,. K. Heudersoa.
Mrs. Clara ucC1suerty. % The Mar
rows, and Hrs. julia Ayres. % C1eve-
1noA. Teun. spent The week here wosh
0sH r. I PrSe&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
MALVERN HILL

Especial TO The T;mes-Dispateh.i
Malvern Hill, Va. November ZS.-
Among the guests from Charles City
Coun,v who attended the marriage OF
Miss Mary Brooke Bland Hite and PAU
~ Greeley. at Merchants Hope Cnurcn.
Prince George County, were Mr. ana
Mrs II. s. Saunders. c. Hill Carte''
Mrs T. C. Harrison. Mss EmiiE mar
rison. Miss Ridda Carter. Beverley Car
ter Mrs. w. c. WILCOX. A. r. 6rce'eS'
Miss Cora Greeley. father and s'stcr
Of the groom: J. Foster SANDERS: ~
p Johnson and T. W. Clark. OF Hich-
moni.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Greeley !eit on
an extended trip North. ana Will oe
az h,me after January AZ
bury Charles City County
Mrs. Herbert 8 Saunders tained
the Gard Club most delightfos9H5ssh ef
home. Upper shirley on tr'das~-<t.
The house was beautifully d"cof"teo ih
roses and autumn leaves. SLY 'aoies
played SOC. Among those VINO shJoSe"
Iys saunders hospitality were Asssss
,vp.s pou,ha,. Emily Harrison. Anne
Epf,n Sue and R.dda Carter. sue
Rroun- Mani. Ruffn. NJ. and Mrs s
Parke Register. Jr- Mr.. and Mrs. :. Il
Reii. AIRS. J. IL Oliver. Mrs. u. u hsr-
r;sop. Mrs. G. e. Conway. OF R'cnmo"a'
Beverley Carter. Hugh and mortimer
Harrison. Allan p. Johnson u. = Saun.
aerx and J. Foster Saunders. fhc cruz
vii; meet on November z? with Mss.
r G. Harrison az -Bav View
NJ. and Mrs. Decatur Mayo. %
BRA pdcn- were the week
end guest. % Mrs. J. II. oliver q
Shirley.
r W. Clark. c. & Clark and c. A.
Tanner, 81 Richmond. we're TIC week
end guests " Mr.. and Mira J. A. Csask
ut Harden's.
Mrs. willard and her daughter. Hrs
Ua xley. Of PhIIadcIph!a. and MI. Baker.
of Connecticut. have ceen eunsne cu
IN. Lanes. stopping ~ an historic
ro.nts between Norfolk snd RschmonA
Miss Agnes poushat. 81 Cpcsr wey.
aaote. ara Miss Anne Rai5sn. Of LOwee
Wsyanote were shs week-esd esssso
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
WAvERLY

Especial to The TtmeS-Dispetch.j
waverly. Va, November s3-Mss
Virginia Giichrist. Of Wheeling. W.
Va. is a guest In the home Of Judge
). +. West, on Copperhaunk A"snae.
Dr. r. r. Baird. Of Norfolk. visited
friends in waverly and vicinity THIS
week
Holt Fleetwood. Of Baltimore. spent
last Sunday with his father, p. Fleet
wood. on East Main Street.
Mrs. W. n. Calhoun. Of Christians"
burg, Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Har-
vey Fleetwood.
Mrs. J. F. West il spending the week
with friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. John f. May has returned home
after a visit of several days with
friends IN Richmond.
Mrs c., f. Smith. Mrs v. e. john
son and Miss Myrtle Harrison have re-
turned to their homes In Waveriy.
after spending two weeks with friends
in Talborton, Ga.
Ben Cobb. Of Blackstone. vas the
CUES, OF II. Wallace ChappeH in Wav-
erly this week.
Robert W. Arnold lef, Waverly to-
day for Mobile. Ala. where he will be
married On Wednesday next TO Miss
Aliene St John. OF that city. He was
accompanied by his brother. John w.
Arnold. OF Norfolk.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George W. Waite. Jr..
have returned to their home In New
Jersey. after spending several weeks
with friends in Wave-ly.
Mrs Lille Vaughan and Miss Nellie
Gray spent two days in Norfolk this
week.
Miss Annie Robertson. of Ivor, spent
sunday with Miss Evelyn May. on
Main Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gray spent to-
day IN Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
FAYETTEVILLE

Especial TO The imes-Dispatch.I
Fayetteville. y. c.. November "a
Miss Marie James. of New YORK. was
the guest Of honor at oeiiehtiu'
affair Saturday afternoon. when MIS-.
John H. Anderson entertained num-
Der OF her unmarried friends at auc-
ton bridge in her homo on Green
Street. Eleven tables were formed.
Uniaue favors, boudoir caps OF crinKleo
tissue paper. were given.
Mrs J. r. Boyd received Monday
afternoon at her home on Russeii
street in honor Of her sister. A'sS
Sarah Brown, who was married tues
day afternoon to G. Elmer Betts- re
ceiysns with Mrs Boyd and Miss
Brown were Miss Eta Brown. OF the
Southern Presbyterian college, ME.
John D. Brown. Miss Sud.e Evans. Oh
Delaware: Miss Annie Aui'er Eng
lIsb. OF Richmond: Miss Buie. Mrs ).
" West. OF Newborn, and Mrs. j. H.
West. The decorations on the lower
f,or were a pleasing combination OF
pink and green.
Mrs. John H. Deyane received Thurs.
day afternoon In her new HaEmooht
residence, lately occupied. the hou'S
were from to 6 o'clock
Mrs. Weldon W. Huske was tne
hostess to the Haymount Book CLUB a
it's serai-m.nthIy meeting Monday al
,ernoon. Three papers on three phases
OF the political and literary history OF
modern England were read 70 the
club. Mrs. George NJ Roses suo1ec'
was ENGLAND and Her Empire Mts.
f r. Rose ,reate. "Her Relations win
the United States" while The Eicto-
ran Era. was discussed by Mrs. : NJ
Reed. After a discussion OK current
event. refreshments were served
Mrs. Robert Irwin entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Auction briose
Club al her home on Anderson street
last Wednesday
Mrs. Henry McDiarmid Robinson en-
,ertained at a ten-tabie auction bridge
marty Friday afternoon.
The Book club met with Mrs. VII
liam L. Hawley Thursday. The meet
ing was made music afternoon,
each member responding 70 the ron
call with a quotation concerning tine
.livinesr OF arts.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Strange were the
host. to the Friday Slight Auction Ciuo
at II last meeting Nj ana AIs.
element ". Huske. OF Washington u.
& were the guests Of honor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

II Mr. and Mrs. H. 8 Saunders. 1t
Upper Shirley.
Judge T. H. Wilcox, T. II. Wilcox.
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.. Carter. Ned
WILCOX, Mr.. and Mrs. Junius WILCOX
and westmore WILCOX. all OF Norfolk.
spent the past weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. WILCOX ut Bel Air"
Mrs Hugh T. Harrison and little
daughter. Dorothea, and Mrs. T. Dutro
spent several days Of this week in
Richmond. While there they were the
guests II Thomas Dutro.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Rooshup have
moved from Riverside to their new home
near the varina High School. In Hen
rico County
Miss Mary Nelson has returned to
her home. High Hills. from a visit to
friends in Petersburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
BURKEvILLE
tspeeial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I
BurkeviIle. Va, November 23--Mrs.
F. v Fowlkes entertained in honor
Of her cousin. Mrs. Wilson. on Wednes-
day afternoon a delicious salad
course was served 20 the following
guests: Mesdames Agnew. Cobb,
Stricken. Ferneyhough. Jones. Boswell.
" dollhouse. Bowry. Leath, Scott, Far
rar. knight, Hall, and Misses Kerr.
Thorn ton, Grigsby and Leath.
Mrs. Milton Grigsby has returned to
her home from a visit to her daughter.
Miss Mabel Grfgsby.
Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Woodhouse cefe-
brated their silver wedding on Satur-
day afternoon. A great many silver
gifts showed the popularity Of the
couple.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
A Sale of Aprons
E,,erv Wanted and Useful Kind

\ Dainty Novelty Sewing Apron
and Bag combined, made Of figured
materials, ribbon and lace trimmed,
for Soc.
Several styles and grades Of Large
White Aprons for the maid and nurse;
band, bib and bretell, for 25c and SEC.
Amoskeag Bingham Aprons. in all
the wanted sizes and styles. plain
band, bib, bretell and some with
sleeves, for 25c. sc, SEC and 75c,
according to styles and sizes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Round Tea or Chafng Dish Aprons.
with embroidered scalioped edges and
designs, in white and colors, some
trimmed with rufiles Of embroidery.
also Sewing Aprons. several designs,
and Round Aprons. with bibs tor
maids: several styles to select from,
for 25c.
Verv Fine Sheer Aprons. in round
and square styles. trimmed with iaces.
embroideries, and some have embroid-
cred scalloped edges and designs, with
and without bibs; some Dainty Sew
ing Aprons among the lot, for sc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

White Polo Cloth Coats. with pink
and blue back. Johnny
style, braid bound; spe- C1S I'M
Broadcloth Coats. in all light shades.
marabout trimming; spe- con m
cial ............ ~AOSVO
Handsome Brocade Velvet Goats. in
taupe, old blue and black, marabout
trimming. lined through Cox m
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

One lot of Waists. in chiffon and
lace. odd sizes. to close out 60 AZ
$500 Waists at ....... ~As1O
Tailored and Fancy Messaline and
Charmeuse Waists. in navy, q az
taupe, brown and black. at UCs/O
White Crepe and Brocade Char
meuse Waists, with fancy
jabot and turnover collar, G. M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

signs, very easy to work, 22-ineh;
extra special, 29c.
Pure Linen Gown Holders, the new
envelope effect, stamped in dainty de-
signs; fine idea for Christmas, &c.
Excellent values in Hand Embroid-
cred Waists, in beautiful designs, ex-
cellent work: collar and cuffs also en-
broidered and goods enough to COM
plete waist; $500 values. for $2.1211.
Sale Of above specials on main floor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
Attractive Euening Coats

Charmeuse Evening Goats, in light
shades. also taupe and black. ettec-
lively trimmed in mara COX m
bout; special .......... OSOsVV
Handsome Black Vel
our Coats in latest cuts, $500
Imported Brocade Goats, in black.
with natural Jap cross
fox collar, handsomely GSO M
lined, at .............. VVVoVV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
Sale of Mems Wea,

t Men; Al b Pure Linen He"sthsd l" Handter 75c
5aa5 ba A r bs, s Ties Csc
Fine Full ne Cut s fe5s Shirts neat Sc
Mems 81 so English Walking Gloves the kind that 20
outwear all Others sale price. VAsHs~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
Waist Specials

Fancy Chiffon Waists. in all new
shades, made over silk and net. fancy
yokes and vest effect; spe- CS m
Very Dressy Chiffon and Crepe de
Chine Waists, in new mod GO AZ
els, at $7.4S and. 1850. OOe1O
Novelty Chiffon and Charmeuse
Waists. in white and all e11 S0
new shades, at SO and. % Cow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Stamped Handkerchief Cases.
stamped in several designs, in the new
envelope style on fine batiste. 19c.
Linen Centres, white, IS and 20
inch, stamped in simple designs in SIX
different patterns, &c.
Stamped Pin Cushion Covers. top
and back. in three sizes, 6xlo, OKLA,
6x20, at l9c. ...
Brown Linen Centres, stamped in
conventional and the new aster de-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Novelty Gray and Bla'
Coats. Johnny styles.
silk lined; special. .....
Polo Cloth Coats, in all
back and nobby styles.
at.
Chinchilla Goats. in all
shades, braid bound; spe-
cial Observation-Disclosures.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24
.Sikper Bleached Table Danpask

Wide 72-inch Silver Bleached, same
quality as above; sale price, "a
per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OOS
Very Best Quality Of r.
inch Silver Table Damask, G1 m
PER yard ................ VAsUV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-24

Beautiful Silver Bleached Table
Damask, So inches wide; sale S0~
price. WV
66-inch Silver Bleached Damask,
much finer than above: sale tx
price, per yard .......... IJS
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Snowy White Linens
For the Thanksgiving Spread

All Pure Linen Full Bleach Table
Damask. IS inches wide; sale Or /
price, per yard ...... JUG T
Extra Heavy 72-inch Table Damasl
Der ward, 81. 90 and ...................
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12

''r.ly new production started ON ,or-
''i'i'f af1. AMI every ONE ~ ir- hic
scenic sets. both Interiors ana .x'.--
i9t-. are mad. Is lrn0.-- v.r.-..I.,.
hey mao he packed .u TRUNKS. ana ;.-t
! .4 "-', we scenery 'F vastly superior 90
we original Peter Il.. ceilings ANY
-Nl NihaH VIII go "rU" recognize fIr Im-
. r"rfarr~ ~ fI- Innovation ana fsf...,
"a revolution ga scenery building
During Miss Adams engagement IN
.t.tht"oIgr much APPEARED 900 Che mag
.N.'tH anu new SpnnF.s concerning Miss
adams efforts, 90 co-urrrar'pr -ffr
IN " Alexander ana AZ Fr1hUlu Goo
ma nov hirt q scenery that would
Z l-eency and suhicitut dsli,ary ~ MIN.
2 t' suggest greater DISTANCES ard frr-
iisias t1an ar' possible with the orii-
scenes Of "CHaurcclcr.' 1!lss Adams Sr--
..eded ~ uaH.rR great rtrf Co. toward
re ge-iIrl erect ana among f.- 'rfl-
scenic sets. IN addition rl fnst- nrsr..a-
Le-H's-"d tAe added value NJ being port
-..- ~ l-art-r " o." space mat
WpNl dhc Required for solid Sceuary
The process Cor making those out-af-
door woodland sr-re- De- stenrili1r. so
i.ul eventually l- wfl he possible %
-iI..'Hir "n tn- stage H Vatican. "a Rev
""i-S ur Turner .arI-ear. hy a-.-.I-
ire On t.tT sauy.-lI<. ra;trfa! "a cons.
~ 90" iard-r0r" selected
Tie question ar.4. ~ --r -ra-t,rl-
-.'tA ~ f." pru-es fur Interiors u.s.
Wt.t -~ exterior. During &c. fauui,.-.
AFTER many -Nl.fIu-rt- Miss -.'....
n1i Mr friedman extended 20. If-.. p
'..'. 60. t,ff % interior -.f-
Hs .It could I. r.-r.i .. Ind f..r ~
81" .'hait o. if.. ami t.i. ON" r-u1irt-
llaa. tn" personalities ~ li..s A..r.
achievement t-, l,.-.- 300 I.-.-l...
i'. I"f"f"ri's. Ions tours Hu.i elaborate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
LITTLE WOMEN" AT TIE COURT
THIS AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
ne Bohemian Girl" and Other Hlah
Class Productions Billed tor the
Coming Week.

\ stage version OF Little Women "
Louisa VI Aicofts immortal story.
has been made by Marian 10 Forest.
MAGAZINE writer and ramatIc critic n
we ,,.,,,i 5uuaio Express. and produced by
William 4. Brady. viii be- given M the
Court theatre This afternoon and to-
night.
Little Women" the play Is IN re-
AMY Little Women the book. made
mo "a character comedy in four acts
duu TWO scenes. which tell the
,ahlIlar story OF the March girls.
Mts' 10, Beth and Amy. and all those
concerned In the develOumenf Of tlnt
story; Larruie. handsome. deborngir.
lne professor. Mt and Mrs March
oid llannal. Who grumbled go much
mat no one else had chance. oId
Mr. Laurence. and Aunt March the
crochety. family scOid Furthermore
.h' story OF Little Women is really
,,e s'oIy 81 Louisa VI. Alcott and her
'HIte sisters Miss AlcOtt is fl.
original Of Joe. Meg IS Anna AIc.-t.
her Older sis ~. Bets i- EIzll.tl Al
cor, whose death iu eirlhuoI CASE "a
HtavN shadow over Louisa Amy
March is Nav Alcott. and the story OF
her artistic hopes and dreams is tru.
To lie. Just as ls the account OF T..'4
endeavors to win fame ana fortune
through the efforts a. her Dom "a
dream that she lived f1 -eo come f~..
100 most abundant measure
ttrr since the announcement that
william a Brady was fo rrlI...
AlIss o." Forest play. his ofa.. IIs
..r" o'tFWh-lm"d with Inquiries. and
To" managers 900 over fIr country
paw" been c'tUnrirc FOR h.aLf-.s
h.t VIZ brady decided fn 4.t. .u
carly dI'" fu $500 fhs stage ..-- ..u
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.'"Fur TO secure OBJ" consent u. Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-12
BALL PLAYERS
RECEIVE REWARD
TOBACCO SIGH COMPANY HANDS
OUT GENITAL LEAGUE
PREMIUM BIS.
ona Dodd. the wheeling Player Hit the
Ball rwics-Piaysrs Noted $3.50.

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