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grANprNa OF rHE Candidates.

Taking evidence of mainland
arbitrarily dividing the
hca national convention the candidates they
definitely instructed tables by The Advertiser
for the denomination President Theodore
Toilette.
Thiryfye
fourteen unanimously viii undivided
Roosevelt wholly Toilette divided
State Iowa. between
Taft has the entire majority Southern North
States three Middle West
the entire Of majority Northern States
aud
Alaska, Hawaii the District Of Columbia Philippines Taft,
without dissenting
TO date 700 delegates have been
The convention 10 be
Of which number e President laels Mr.
The varying rion laws rules
oeeRates by direct senng conventions eeetng
aeeaae large The primaries ana others conventions
deauiie eempqlstop ~ standing nros hs lack deau
~ reeesfa bie The ago ptoye ri0'i follow what believed
- De thp beet pfqHstion obislpable ti,
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Want It Broadened
!. to Apply to
Japan.
SENATE IS STARTLED
Lodge and Bacon Make
Sensational
Charges.

WASHINGTON, May I'm spite Of
President Taft's assurance that the de-
partment of state has no reason to be-
lieve that Japan is making an effort to
obtain holdings in Mexico and there
by establish a foothold in the western
hemisphere, Senator's Lodge, Bacon and
Others of the foreign affairs committee
asserted yesterday that the United
States must either enforce the Monroe
doctrine or formulate a similar policy,
which will be recognized by foreign pow
ers and which will be broad enough
to prevent japan from gaining control
of Magdelena Bay. It is IL opinion
of these members of the committee, as
they stated, that Japan's occupancy of
Magdelena commercially would be a
menace to the integrity of the United
States. President Taft's assurance to
the senate that, so far as the state de
partment knew, there was no apparent
Likelihood of a Japanese commercial in
vasiOn of Mexico was prompted by the
appeal which Senator Lodge made for
all the information in the possession
of the department.
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cALERo SCOUTS IDEA OF A
JAPANESE INVASION

CHICAGO, May Ambassador Ca
lero, former minister of foreign affairs
in the Madero government, who in his
recent capacity was the author of the
insulting messages which the Mexican
government sent to the department of
state in Washington, stated here yes
terday that the federal forces in
Mexico were rapidly gaining control
of the republic IS turbulent affairs and
would have the rebellion completely in
hand within three months.
Upon the japanese question Calero
stated that in his opinion as formmer
minister of foreign affairs, there was
no danger of japanese invasion of
Mexico of a commercial or other char
acter, and that he anticipated no trou-
BILE between the United States and ia
pan on any such score.
Calero's presence in the United States
in his capacity of ambassador to Wash
ingtOn is regarded here and elsewhere
as a gratuitous insult to the nation.
His appointment to his present office
followed Immediately after he had sent
message to Washington telling the
government in effect there "to mind
its own business and to hold no more
communication with Orozo. Calero is
the man who said that American clti-
zens should be held as hostages in
Mexico, in case an armed force was
sent across the border.
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.PALATIAL YACHT IS
TOURING THE ORIENT
sEMIRAMIs CHARTERED BY AN
AMERICAN WOMAN WITH
DISTINGUISHED PARTY.

MANILA, April 4.-shortly after ten
o clock yesterday morning the steam
yacht Semiramis, six days out from
Macassar, Celebes, dropped anchor in
the harbor.
The Semiramis is owned by the Mar
quis of Anglesey, but is under charter
to Mrs. W. B. Leeds, popular Amer
lean hostess of London, who is making
tour of the world with party of
five guests.
The party consists of three British
peers and two peeresses, including the
Duke and Duchess of Manchester.
Other guests in the party include Lords
Falconer and Lascelles and Lady Sarah
Wilson.
The party will leave today, by motor,
for Malolos thence by rail to Camp One
and Baguio, where it expects to remain
for week. Meanwhile the Semiramis
will coal here and proceed to San Fer.
nando where the party will meet it and
continue the journey to Yokohama.
The Semiramis is commanded by
Captain e. II. Chessel
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THE sEvEN. WEARS TERM.

Constitution amended provide
President with eeligbi reviyes the question
Franklin, George
Washington, envoy others
of Republic Taft's suggestion is in
Fact revival the words the Constitution it finally
resub
the convention wording of the clause outlining the of the
President being
executive power of the be in
single person style
be Excelency' be by ballot
legislature his during
but shall be reelected second time
sevenyear the convention July IL
1857 proposals election of
appoint legislatures
legislature proposal
they
Meanwhile" Harvey editor the North American
had
making and virtual dependent
whole subject referred special committee
finally adopted The the executive fixed
restriction respecting igi The issue
joned promptly Williamson
for the of President -
Then follows this significant declaraton
An inegibity polOngatiOn
''Th eight Virginia supporting
Black made $780, that Washington and Madison acted throughout the
the convention opposition unlimited reelection
that 'tO this conviction all faithful fward well
efore.
compromise repudiated
proposal
neby for second the ground that faithful service
should entie President the appreciation implied reelection
conform with service
point gained
spokesman
the themselves the ultimate
with the rightly bound obligation
whose 50 ir surpassed ms .n ne was sure
to example from which would depart at his PERIL
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GET 1T TODAY, IT MAY SAVE A
LIFE.

Suppose you should buy today small
bottle of Chamberlain s Cone, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and some mem
Der of your family were tomorrow
stricken with diarrhoea or cramp collie,
would you not feel that the money had
been well spenti You cannot afford to
he without this valuable medicine, as
attacks of that kind come on without
warning and should always have i'm
mediate attention. This remedy has
never failed to give relief. For sale
by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents
for Hawaii.
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soc1AL1sTs pRorEsT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-As the
result of numerous conventions and in
communications among the socialist
organizations in California, the social
list body in the State passed resolu-
ton yesterday condemning the pro-
posed Intervention by the United
States in Mexican affairs and placing
its disapproval upon any interference
with the progress of the present revolu-
ton.
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George F. Huff, former representa-
tive in~congress and prominent Penn
sylvania capitalist, died at his home
in Washington, aged seventy years.
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Has occurred 10 thar po'by neither QoyepoE hes
ee named tie lleWai tuy
being qqeea THE week % e g1s hsi hes 10 nN aeyuFe
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OF SUPREME
COURT PROVES SHORT
ONLY SEVEN oAsEs AWAITING
TRIAL AT TERM BEGINNING
MoNDAY-FRIENDLY SUIT.

Only seven cases are on the calendar
of the supreme court for the term be-
ginning next Monday, Among them is
that of the Territory against the Rap.
id Transit company a friendly suit upon
an agreed statement of facts, to deter.
mine the rights and duties of the COM
pany with reference TO street paving
The calendar is as follows:
In the matter of the petition of the
Territory of Hawaii to register and con.
firm title to Land Appeal from Court
of Land Registration. Attorneygen-
eral for petitioner.appellant; Castle &
Wilmington; Smith, Warren & Hemea-
way; Holmes, Stanley & Olson; Thomp-
son, Wilder, Watson & Lymer; Larnach
& Robinson and J. Lightfoot for re-
spondents-appellees,
Leialoha Ky, ct al VS.. Edward H. f.
Wolter; error to circuit court, first cir
cult. William G. Achi and T. M. Har-
rison for plaintiffs.appellants; Thomp-
son, Wilder, Watson g. Lymer for de-
fendant.appelleee,
M. j. r. Silva vs. Eva Plantation
Co.; exceptions from circuit court, first
circuit. L. @. Peters for plaintiff,ap-
(, pellant; Castle & Wilmington and ]. w.
Cathcart for Acknowledgements.
| In re submission upon an agreed
statement of facts of controversy be.
tween the Honolulu Rapid Transit
Land Co. and Territory of Hawaii and
Marston Campbell, superintendent of
public works. Original. Attorney-gen'
eral for the Territory and Marston
Campbell, superintendent of public
works; Castle s. Wilmington for Homo
lulu Rapid Transit & Land Co.
Rebecca Lukua, ct al. against Kelu
palma Manaia, ct al. Appeal from cir
cult judge, first circuit; j. Lightfoo
for plaintiffs, Smith, Warren &
Hemenway for defendants, A. s. Hum
phreys for L. All. Leong, appellant.
John Carlos Medeiros against Homo
mu Sugar Co, Exception from circui
court, first circuit; Douthitt and Cox,
for plaintiff. appellee, Kinney, Prosser
Anderson & Marx for defendant-ap
pellant.
Mary ]. Davis against Harry 7
Mills, ct al. Exceptions from circui
court, first circuit; Wade w. Thaye
for plaintiff-appellee, @. F. Peterson fo
Harry T. Mills, defendant-appellent.
The case of Silva against Eva Plan
tation is set for 10 a. m. next Monda!
for argument.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
4 Nj ana MIS- ] 4 Rrl'ton-

az Mi and Mrs j a Brltton
Miss Mary Erwin has returned TO
hlchmoud after Visiting friends Nortn
ana IN Norfolk.
Mr.. ara Mrs Robert G. Reurolds and
Miss Nellie isennolds nrc tptnlinr july
at Gadden HALL Atiarttr CIV
-
W.. >,s,,., r,s,fo,.t a.. ....,e,.,~ ,.,
5"iniHeT at b1aano'k iie's"ts' Aia'
'""''
49,. r,, ma.
oN'I A,1.i-', .te1H..t4
-fth9 VIII N st9 -i' 80
N'N' coates 'h ~ ''''
-fr cl~,rtos f-I.rn.l1 and Misses
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Mrs. Thomas Sloo. OF New Orleans
The marriage was performed al the
nome ~ the brides mother. ct Chat
eu-ahee station. Md. according to the
Noinan catholic ceromony In the
presence Of the two immediate fami-
hes and few intimate friends II
was followed by breakfast. at which
me guests We're seated at small
tables
The br.de entered tho drawing-room
with her brother, Duncan *. Brent.
ey whom ehe was given in marriage
Sne wore gown OF white satin,
trimmed with rose point lace and hey
lace Veil ca family helrloom) was
fastened with coronet OF orange
blossoms ana che carried shower
bouquet cf lilies of-the-vall.y and
gardenias Her only ornament was n
diamond pendant. the glf, OF the bride
groom.
Miss Ellen Gearney Of New or
leans. was the flower girl and tho
brides only attendant Little Miss
kearney wore a dainty hand EN-
broldared lingerie frock. trimmed with
pink ribbons and she carried a bou-
que, OF lnies-o the-valley Theodore
Marhurs was tho best man and the
| hridegroOm's only attendant.
The house was lheautirullY deco
rated with ascension lilies and Bride
rosca and throughout the Afternoon
wedding numbers were rendered b,
an orchestra hidden from view ny a
/ screen O, palms. AfteA wedding
/ journey, Mr.. and Mrs. Sloo will speno
| the fail at Chattolanee.
Among those at the wedding wer,
/ Mr. and Mrs William Keyser. NJ:
and Mrs. II. Irvine Keyser Mir. an'
Q
Charles Morgan whitney Nh an'
Mrs. Kcalney and Mr.. and Mrs Brin
ger an OF Sew orleans. Joseph $
Hopkins and Miss Marian II. HOP
kius of Chattolanee.
sailing for Europe.
Among the passengers sailing OF
the steamship Prince Frederick Wi
holm. Of tho North German LLOYD
Line to-day from New York for Lon
don. Paris ana Bremen. are the FOL
flowing from Richmond: Walter S
Mcneil MIS- Martha Mcneil. Mis-
Martha Valentine. Miss Ann VALENTINO
In uilton.
The following persons are anon
the late arrivals at the EIkton IIote
in Elkton
~. j. nuwlcy. W NJ Scott and Mr.
~ 81 Rawioy. OF Richmond Mrs :
b smith Miss Mary i. Smith Mis-
Louis j. Smith. Miss T.. A. Iurnc
Miss NJ r. Clark. Mss y C. I.us
and Mrs r. y Compton. u Washins
ton. Miss r. y. Smith and NJ IS c.
Emerson. or New York; Miss j
lriggat. Of Roanoke. Mrs. a. B. III
and Miss NJ u. Brown. Of Harrison
burg Miss Annie Murphy of iers'
city. \. j.; Miss C l. StariSe, of Peter:
burg DR. and Mrs. r. j. Bowcocl
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MAsSANETTA SPRINGS
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l


Afnssanetta springs. Va. July 81
ono of the most successful events OF
tne mast week at Massanetta WAS a
Book Party" arranged by the Misses
bowman OF Richmond, which came OF
ON Tuesday evening The majority Of
mo best known authors were repre-
scented by their leading worns. among
The particularly clever impersonations
being the following: Mrs. NJ {.
Thorpe. Washington, The Liaht That
r'ailed". Mrs. Leon /. Strausc, Rich
rnond The Social Secretary; Mrs
pugene May, New Orleans. The Lure
OF the mask" Mrs. Il. j. Patton, New
mort News. Tho Illuminated Face.
Mrs. W. q. Noting, Baltimore, no
Narnep; Mrs. Edward Z. Hill. Roland
park. Baltimore The Woman III
White. Miss Rebecca Bowman. Rich
mond, An open Question; Miss Ger
trude Bowman Madame Popadour' A,
Miss Martha Cook. Norfolk. Vanity
Fair; Miss NJ. y. 4. Blackstone. Bal
timorc. The Pink Lady" Mrs. j. *.
Iudah. Richmond seven Days: j.
K. Judah, "Rcd Rock Miss Jean
Brent. Alcxandr!a. THE Port of Miss
ling Mem; Miss NJ. Nice Ashby Alex
nudrla. Hard CASH; Mrs. Arthur Lee
Robinson. Panama. GRAINS OF Dust;
| Mrs. A. c. Jacobs. Natchcz. 'The
Crossing: Nelson Mercer. Richmond.
"Sevcn Seas: Mrs. Jack Solky, Rich
mond. The Odd Number Miss Doro-
/ INV Solky. "Plckwick Papers. Miss
Powell Baltimore. Poppy. Edward
Patton. Newport News The Lady OF
1.-The Decorations" Mrs. c. Greenbaum
ond her sister, Mrs Liebemuth. both
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daughter and son. Of Admission. Ala. 4
and Mrs. c. III. Warren. OF Bridge
port, W. Va
Entertaining Guests.
a deligntfuiy pleasant house party
is being given by the Misses watkins.
at the home Of senator J r Waikins.I
at Midlothian The guests are Misses
Grace Noodhouse Of Burkovnle. Miss
Helen Wimhish. OF Cluster Springs.
MISS Mary 4. Turnblu OF Lawrence.
Miss. Alice IT. Richnrdson Oh Tarm-
vNlei George ana Ray Paul. Of south
hichmond. Lancelot Richardson. Of
harrisouburg Peter Thompson. OF
Richmond and D. Huggins. OF Rich
mond.
The visitors have been entertained in
various ways and Monday they were
taken on fishing tilp 10 Woodoerry
Mills
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Ms NJ Nicholson. OF At
lan,a. Ca announced the enlargement
Of their daughter. Miss Bessie Michel
son. 10 Captain : Frankenhureer. oi
tha United States Army. They are 10
DO married ia August and SAL from
san francisco for the Philippines on
Septembes
Louisa Dance.
Tho second dance Of the season was
given hy the Louisa German Cluo in
the Town h.I last week. The stage
was cleared aul card tables placed tor
the married people and those not dane
ing The hostcsses OF the evening were
Mrs i. W Sims and Mrs. ". T.. Bibp.
Many out OK town guests Were pres
emit
Among Aosa dancing were An5ses
/ Lucy Gwatamcr, OF luchmonJ, Lucy
Sims Janet Bluo. Elizabeth Flanagan
/ kathleen Biu8 Lois crank. Mamie
Johnson. Evoisn Johnson, Gwcndolyr
Barrett. Elsie Ilannagan. Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Donnanr. Nh and Mrs. Jame'
/ West AlIs. Mason Diliard, MISS Dear
{ billiard, OF Birmingham; Miss Dixon
Miss Tcuny Misses Margaret Chew
ming, Ruby oheW ning both Of tails city
Misses Marsaiet ward. Eliza Montgom'
cry Harriet Bucnanan, of RCnmcnd
Miss Hamper 90 Washington. w c. Biob
Worth smith. Allen Flanagan. Jon!
BibD. Robert Driver. Lewis rendleton
Ceeh Grams. carlo Crank. Edmun'
Pcndloiou Henry Flannagan. Nh. Dick
nson, Edward Jackson. Richard Gwath
iney Winston Gwa,hmcy. of 1Hchmond
George Sunme Joe wis. MATTHEW
Iowman. Frank billiard. Dr paw.
Leslie DIliad. 4. j. Chewing
Garland Chewmne Of this city Ma
Wnddey, Messls sinton ana Olson.
Others present wero AIRS. D.
Walker Mrs S H. Flanagan, Mrs Ii
l.. Barrett Airs James Crank Mis-
Lucy Goodwin Miss Wilson. Mrs. Addi
SON Iudsc W sims and John Danie
Marriage announcement.
MIR and Mrs H. r. Gregory announc
the narriase 10. their daughter. VIII
! Alien ifI.fL Nnrplio fi'Isstuy
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quebec the 81 LaWrenc. and Laquenay
Rivers. Nova Scotia and Boston
Robert " Danil ~ pnft,Iaintis
sailed from New YORK Tor Jrn.,Iana on
business july 20. by the steamship
'cehnic
N1as,.r rs-,ss D.,r., 49,. p,.,
go i'p ior BOYS near l\s' Va
'o' ''e months ot |Nly and August
DR. Robert ~. \g1lNrns o.. O.lanona
CITY. ifs at the warm snrinas ,r,r.l saa.
{smogr pr Williams accompanies
returning to Virginia after Robert
, a.,.. . "Yi,a ''''s i9r '''.oPe
''Srer service at 'in'er Park.
The Young Womens Christian Asso-
1 p,. ini5 siternoon a. o'clock ia
iNrh,nonh liali enter Park. the pres
lion outias centre Mrs y caly,n
a ag io M2s ~ e a'Ts grank W Duke
Rennie VIM PRESIDE.
on Sitro.,-s - .. r-ts
cra"A wTi ~ c,s s''',r az ri''n ana
~ ''e, VII De closed during The sum-
olhses VIII be open during the Week
| M
/ In md our of Town. 80
daughter Miss Iisiii5 Ross os s sh1 ' so5
Mrs Charles Bowe ia snend,,e, cav
Beach. AZ 'isiN'a
Miss Ella r,els vino =. ,...t 49,
summer at her mothers counft-l f7tace
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Mr. and Mrs S NJ chaisa. of 7o4
East Clay street. accompanied by their
two daughters, Misses Alice and Grace.
are at Blackstone VA TOR n stay of
several weeks They arc the guests
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Of L1nahsnrs. ana Nj Tnrner.


Bowman Of Lynchhnrs. and Mr. lNrhe''
~ Richmond
Enlargement "f Interest
The Chattauooea Times II recent
issue saws Announcements Was MADE
I'm Richmond last week Of the engage
nant End approaching marriage OF
Nlss Trina S-raus TO Walter II COIN.
al ;his city Miss Straus Is an attrac-
tive and popular young woman OF
Richmond She is the daughter OF Mr.
ana AIRS s,raus. widely known
VIRGINIA family Mr. Conn is promi-
neut youus attorney Of this city
Nibcmarlc Ounce.
Miss Margaret Minor was hostess at
"a d"iisntill dance given last week at
hor lovely county home. Gale HIM
n Aihemarle The lawn was bril-
lHnily illuminated with Japanese lam
terms giving every appearance OF
f'Hl fairy garden Dancing COM
mcnyrd about O'clock
Those present were: Miss Emily
iNo,aN ot Richmond, Misses Virginia
ana N"io WILSON. OF Mexico; KYLE. Of
lfirlucud sue Dahney. Gertrude and
l-oui~o -\nttim. Fannie and Mary
~''riins smith ot Petersburg. and
\dolinr ra,is Mossrs Tom ANA Peter
Anor Henry ANA Frank TAYLOR. or
Richmond Eddie Moon Gardner Car
i"r ldwln AlapAs, Russell Carr.
after napnoy Wooz.n Cranz. Of
i"Nas VIII Waddcl Benson Stuart
.urkl'. ~ Philadelphia. Circennough,
ALlAlerao ana Haskell
THE chaperouos were. Mesdames
sanNier WILSON, smith and Haskell.
spend summer AT the White.
hus.sn Williams Carter Wickham.
49, and Mrs W!ckham. the lat
..
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Mrs John NJ Wakefield ana daugh-
ter Lila. OF Portsmouth, who have
been visiting Mr.. Wakcneld's mother
for the past two weeks. have returned
home.
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August. accounted to Doe the d1liesi
month socially during the year ~ Rich-
mond. is arriving this week. Depart
ms are tho few young people VINO have
not already sought pleasure I'm the
thousand ana one ways tnat .nciiua-
uons prompt and opportunities Offer
Tho country IN Nlginia is always de-
lghtfu In August ID IS the farmers
leisure time. Picnics ana out-ot-doo'
entertainments Of All kinds. iaciudins
melon ana fruit feasts py moonlight
oner novel ana picturesque variety TO
city guests
Tho seaside resorts are crowded Go
an overflow, and august IS always t"r
Bonner month az mountain resorts.
Tho stay-at-homors IN Kchmond read
~ gay doinss elsewhere ana tnen "t'
grateful iog tho country clubs. the
moonlight eNcursi Ions and the market
attractions that are home compcnsa-
uous. In Tie meantime iNchinout bifis
nave gone far and wide Th3t they
are having good Time mas be seen
tIon what follows
Dance M Greenwood House.
A delightful dance was siVrn a'
Greenwood House. Greenwood NH on
lHcsday July 20. The ballroom was
hclutifuliy decorated witH Germs ana
daisics Those daneinH We've M'S
Elizabeth Marks OF Roanoke n red
crepe meteor. with d. IS lawthorne'
OF Alton Miss laAnie l'lil't' o'
Elchmond. Gu pink ntssllne over dress
% crystal net with CHARLES henderson.
~ Wayn, bore. Miss ANNA Tnylor oi
Echmoud in rnk ctapc Ve cAlAe "ho
pcaN trimmmss with NiNs Hhac1lc-
ford. az Charleston, s. e. Miss ileien
Sqfs OF Nchmon4' lA nlae ing 1i'l"t'
rold trimmings Wiin Nal'er y! comp,
20 NHNn,snofct Miss GRACE S'f-' oi
HichnonH 20 pink MESSIAH e' oNfa"'oss
~ 'ase' "',n S'l'''i ,, in-' ,c.',soa
ANDERSON vas MISS SAUCE NiiiS"n
taylor in lowered crepe meteor M'''
1"noriSon Boswell " GF'ehW"od' MISS
Mary IRWIN Watkins oi iNe tnonH' IN
hino crepe '!e 9hine oia iNte 'tliH-
h'N-s, NltA AIT uIlcl' o' ,io4"i N. 7s
l'e NinNea' oi NoW ''l'"ns ln 4'n'
Grape do ehmN WIN f"icol A'tri'' 'l
"'eehWoo' Nl7S HiFah"r ht'N % rl
ffnnsylNani" in gray creme "c on.n"'
Mary White Of Richmond. tn pink mos
sa,lne crystal W'mn'inss Win Efooy
i'li'Ison OF 'ro1oi Nlss Mary DAVIS
'i ''reehWoon' IN nlnN siiH i"'' ulm
nH WIN 'heFleN nay n'h ol 'iot"ti
NlST L'l', iariis' OF ~ l''son' w. aH
.t'h Slh Ni'lNin- "i ttlesion' g.
Nl'ss every itaf'is Of greenwood IN
iinN poHN do solc' with 'ohn illets"n.
Ni W 10y nfsh"rot Nl.S '"iia A"ei OF
Ivy va ih Pink SITS WIN MI. fl'ni-
nuns oi Htsth" ''n NNss frodrica
iihrHF OF Aidrrson' NJ. in mink
" Nm '"ilu '"'ls "i ''''n W'oi'
& NS Non7'nm,e nnpion o' la'h-
niohn' IN plhk SIZE WIN ar hfec k'n-
l.H-f-t Oh 'flftilNN ''ftit MISS AltTltI I.ar+
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

Miss Jennie Peay. who recently I'M
aerwent an operation for appendicitis
is now much improved.
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Touring Northern New York and and
Canadn.

Aficr spcndus tho carly part Of the
sumner near tac University of Nir-
einia Mis- James r.. Y Daniel and
Dhannins w Daniel are making Tow
weeks tour oi northern New York ana
Canada THE Itinerary includes New
York city Saiitoga. Lakes George and
Champlain. Ausable chasnl. Montreal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

Miss Maria Bolton has returned TO
her home. near Elacksburg, after a
Visit to relatives ia South Carolina
and Richmond.
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rs NO IMPORTANT and beautiful
81 oi iNc yrn took place Vol
HiitfHnon ~ o'clock when
Ntniie hroni daushtor ~ the
pave efal ioscph Lancaster Rrsr,
bf6n was married to
lhgmes sioo. son of the late NJ and
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"I7'GN Nl-lams Cartcr Wlckham.
N ana Mrs W!ckham. the lat
yep formerly Miss trcallla Miller. OF
Baltimore. who are located in phiin-
lphia Wi.l leave carly in August
ior inc White Sulphur springs
Ensign and Alrs Wickham spent
-eNera weeks earlier IN the summer
win relatives near Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

Mrs. L. z. Stacy and children arc
spending the summer months with Mrs.
r. G stacy AT her bono in Highland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

Miss Mary Erwin has returned to
iichmoud. after Visiting friends Nortn
ana IN Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

Mr. ard Mrs. Robert . Renrolds and
Miss Nellie Kenn0lds are spending july
az Hidden HAL, Atlantic Guy