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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

Mrs John Blue. OF Aberdeen. he IS
survived D. his wife, who was Nils,
Skies. daughter Of W. IL Skies, OF
fed Springs. TWO children and several
brothers and sisters. The remain,
were carried this afternoon to Aber-
deem, where the funeral Will be held
=. G.. Keller.
Especial TO The Timcs-D ispntch.1
Abingdon. Va. March ca.-S. G. kel-
lcr an cN-confederate soldier and a
widely known citizen. died here to day
after long illness. His funeral viii
take place tomorrow. Mr. Kcll n
leaves a widow and eight children
Mrs Br"yics. Of Norton: Misses Mae
Gladys. BESSIE and Lucille Keller and
q. T.. Keller and Lowry Keller of Los
Angeles. Cal, aud Charles Keller. OF
Johnson City, Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
SE|FERT IS ACTING
MAYOROF ROANOKE
President of Board of Aldermen
Qualities to Fill Cutchin's
Unexpired Term.
lspceInl 10 rhc rimes-pltpn,oh |

Roanoke. Va. March cas-. II. soifort
president OF tho board OF Aldermen, quail.
fed as Mayor OF TIL, city this afternoon a,
O'Clock. before Judge Waller II. stspie,.
to MI the uncxpired term OF Mayor Joel
III. Cutch!n. who was removed from ouic,
ior inalieasnncc and mistcnruncc In office.
following the decision OF the Court of Ap.
peals yesterday
rue acting Mayor will MI the place until
SePtemoer /. Mayor Scitert Is II nntivc OF
lehnSFiFania. but has lived In virginia for
many years. having lived in Richmond Cor
m.o Years before coming 10 Ronnoke twenty
"a. P''h .utehin Is now candidate for
Nnyor in the primary to DO held I'M. sn,,,r
~" mas as his opponent Judge John W.
WOODS. former judge or the Corporation
Court OF this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

women teachers. through a committee
from their association.
Assistant Superintendent Hill noti-
ned the committee that at some future
session no would d.slre to Introduce
copipiete evidence as to the course In
me various grades. and 10 argue the
reasons which had actuatcd tho au-
'horities in FORMULATING such sched-
nle. MI. Pollock assured him that all
parties would DO fully heard before
INC committee closed the INQUIRY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
RAN AWAY FROM HOME
Nccr" Mother Has Police Arrest Her Three
NnIiny In ,iElI

Nccr" Mother Has Police Arrest Her Three
Young daughters.
Three ocgro Eirls-C;crtrudc Addie and
N'pcftie Rohinson-aled slNten. fourteen and
Twelve years. respectively. were arrested
Yesterday by Sergeant Sheppard and OFFICER
liarrls NJ the instance OF thc!r mother. VINO
said they had run away IRON. home IN Han
over county.
Luther Gray. thirty-;wo rcars old. brick-
Werner or a warrant charging hin, Win hc.
.nE disorderiy and creating disturbance
at I6li Beverly street.:
Nannie Gray, eighteen wears old. was ar
restca on warrant charging hin, with
tcion'ously assaultng rhuip Grace with n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
DEATHS

:. l-NShDf--D!cd at tao r.stao,c,
n"f .Hrandpa's mtg, ar ana Mrs =;
y Mci;a. 81" South Ifourth sir.n'
~ " March -. iiELE% sC61"r
ln'9hi ann1.h'cr ~ S,anford Dyson
lni"fncut HuHyl.ooI t.rrn.,.,,
ocl"tk SATURDAY.
.D ,.,.l, hi"d. - ~ rr4Idr,,ro ~ her
street har;ou FIcipH,s N
". Ir'd"f Mason - Mrs i.IiG,.
c"i.i. wlhpw ~ Eov. nnDe,i a.
"!', W ~" cighi#- eighth yebr -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

py Rev. j. w. StT and the remains
were laid TO rest in the town cemetery.
airs watkins leaves n husband and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

The right sort OF travelling
traps
Trunks and bags, satchels,
suit cases, straps.
Also the right kind OF filings.
; q c k and Norfolk spring
suits, the cut-a-way and frock.
Soft hats that will Q 0 t II e
your brow and pru C UP
your appearance-$2 to SIS.
Fresh, cool spring shirts that
are real tonics-S1 to $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

The ache that usually comes
TO your feet with the advent OF
spring may be escaped IL you
wear the Berry or Han a n
shoes h o @ S that are made
over lasts OF the human foot
which have been evolved out
or fifty years experience.
The Berry, $3.50, 81 and So.
The Hanan, Sc and $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

by Rev. J. W. St!T and the remains
we're laid TO rest in the town cemetery.
airs watkins leaves husband and
s. c. short
=. Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Crowc, Va. March "a. G. Short
aied AZ his residence hero this morn
ing nj 5:20 o'clock, after an illness oc
nNe weeks He was roundhousc fore
man for tn" Norfolk and Western Rail-
road for twenty eight years being, one
.he shops were moved here from l'c-
scrsburE. He was born I'm Chesterfield
county hfty-thrce years ago. and IL
Ssurvived by widow. who was Miss
and eight children. i've boys aud three
girls. the oldest being twcnty-threu
ana the youngest three years old.
lie viii he buried in Grove Gene
terry Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The services VIII be conducted by Rev
NJ Il. Cooper
Mrs. WIiiinu, j. Calls.
Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Tort Haywood Va. March 2o.--Mrs
WIN; j. Calls died on Monday NJ her
residence near the Tabcrnaclc. in the
siNiy-ciShth year OF her age. aftcr
an Illness OF several weeks. The flu
noon. Rev. Mr.. Walker. OF the Bap-
list Church. ohcitted. Two children
survive her. l.. VI Calls, leading;
merchant OF the Courthouse. and Mrs
Oakley Hurst
Clifton y. Bluc.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville, y. G., March .c.-Clif
ton y. Blue. OF Aberdeen, part owner
and general superintendent OF the
Aberdeen and HockhEh Railroad, died
In this city at . o'clock this after.
noon. in the iiighsmith Hospital. Mr.
Blue WAS brought here on TUESDAY
Though n slight operation was per
formed at the iiiShsmith institution II
was found that the sufferers condI-
Ton was hopeless. All the members OF
his Immediate family were present
when his death occurred.
Mr. Blue was Il director OF the
Fourth National Bank of Fuycttevilln.
In addition TO his parents. Mr.. ana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
IVY Feet Were Just
Aching for TEZ"
rzs1SzrrzrrzxJis Exzz1u1z
Let Your Poor, Tired, Crafed, Tender
Feet Spread Out" GIoriously in
Bath of III!

80, o, glory, what fcclin'! Wonder
full what TlZ will DO for your fcct!"
Just take your shoes OF. and then put
those weary, shoc-crnlled, achy, corn
pcstcred '""Wn-torturcd feet OF yours in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

lSfmadtafte. iaftiae @inber-
brnteu ipoller nod, innter niGt biL.
liaer fperben. Ger 6odfte 9reis
fiir fettc Stiere erreifte am letter
@onton in 9anfns Gitn $fO.S5
per 100 giurS, ipns MIR 5 gerts
pcniger lit aIs uie Der bodite 9reis
Irpelder ieruls IN Der @eififte itt+
liercs 2anSes fir &inbfleiih bcs1fIt
Iapuroe. es biirffc 6aber nidbt sitrt
@erhpiulbern fem fperit iih oie
Reidsen Der @egetarier inter iolf)en
ltmitinbetp p%ernebren.
-9leight Suapnlep ufto SRI.
Clara @pbl lpliroen am borigen
|Sicns!ag, i'm ghmrois, omrd) Goter
&odtirN getrnnt. Ges jrfrae Yaar
miro ieire Seimntb In g6amois
aiynfldacrl mo Serr 5pnnIep eiiren
9eiaiiaa beiitt. DC @nclt lit Die
Sod,ter imieres friiberem Iif6iir.
gers Senoinnno gohl. uio Bot bier
cii1en 5ntdreihen Greis bon 5reurr.
zen, ipeIde Dem imngeii @nnr BE.
items Slid iuiirGfrn aitf ieinem &c.
6ensapegc.
-Seib Ser etpiHura @5fprs
miro es inter Den 9enofraten iiber-
aa reae nnb lebenbtg. 6icr in Ser,
mniiip III, nit ~peliigen 4ltsnnbmelt,
icber 2emofrat iebt nitd) elm aatSi-
Dat mir nns 9mt Ses GoinneiIterrs,
iirrb rebfrter nibdj nod mehrere
ipeidjc allberlalb Ser Sta6t moE-
men. Sn oieiem 6aa beiBt es aber
nor Der Sms0 mo GUAR nod, glenn.
lid large iunrtpr, bis Der ietiae
3ernin oes rcp1blifaniiden Gcit-
mefTters abgeIotfen iit. ltnb inSfui.
iflen fannt iif ebonrp 6 lnrf's Gr-
pat Sefretir Ole 3eit pertreiben
iroem er or Die rcipeftipen IppIi-
fanten bofinrnBsnollc 3roitbriefe
id1reb6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

Die Sor : Saa . aegelbabn III
jctt often i'm ncusn SclepbOn : Sc
banoe. Sas Sur.gall-S SPIEL bietet
antc unS mnsfclitGrfcnSe itH.ersal'
tnng.
Sobn s. Riaer.
-6rou 5roncisfa Slider befin-
set iif, 5u rnierem gehmlern. aitT
ser &ranfenIite unb in be6erflifent
3lftnro.
-C%ear Sfdeiier, Grit Conn.,
toa uno SGfe Sfmit. BON Deorrts
ion, nuren an febtqn Wontog bier
in @ciddften.
SRI. emma Silber reTte am
letter sonntag nofs ct. Souis. GUM
&oareneintoMf fir bns 8eid1dft bon
Is. Ii. 6. Sifber.
GSiir SpieIipoaren, Candies it.
Ghriit6dunl+8 er5ierupger gebt nafl
SSdhn 8. 9elmers, mo ibr Die reid
Ite 4usfpdbl firl6et.
--!Senrn =. 8crucr. bon Stolpe,
mar ON letter. Moniag bier in Or
Iids1Ftem utpo iprad) gleiffalls oltdl
ailf rmierer Office Dor.
-Sphr @raenSle traf a1t letter
l;SmF5tag Ton ct. 2oitis bier Gin
aitf mebrtGgigen @einf) bel ieinen
an5eboriaen un6 6reunoen.
Or. y ;. @rai unb Gomilie.
bon &binelnno, iuaret iiber Conn.
tng uro Wontag bier aiif geiud,
BEL gfpgeborigen unS Srerroen.
Ger Gountp . Steuerfoaeftor
bat feline R1rnoreiie onrd 0as Goiit4
tp beerSet uno lift onher Don iett
an in ieiner Office i'm Gomrtbmis 8li
finoen.
SRI. anna altbn, als Ielaa.
tin Der N. g. Stride, fopie ErI.
Saura &oetbemeper nn0 Serb. 8leb.
nls Iefegnteiu Der ebangeliifen Ct.
Baiifs @emeinSe, refften arn Giens-
tog Sieier 8ofe nod aarias Gin
Inn Der Stants Spnntagsidph-saon
iererB bei3iAnobnert
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22
JOHN Fl. HELMERS.

-@m. aodL bon 9ab, mar &C.
itern in @eidnften bier.
> Die if1ititc I,tsapabl antper
fir Idnner uro aHabeiL bel Sobr
$. Selmers.
Sos Goiintp- ioipie uitf) Sas
HadIaiienifpafts . 8eridt iperben
nGdBte @ode in Sibuna iein.
-s(us allen SbeiIen Ses Gonntps
beriften Ole 9SGger cine altBerge.
nobmIid)e SeItenfeit Oes @ilbes.
Com. 8oltmgaertner reiite am
Witnpodj mad, Ct. 2ouis, III Sc
i6dften Der Stone Sill 8ine 60.
-GEds. arua, TON Stpisg, ipradl
am Nittipod, am rnrierer Office
Dor I'M iein announcement n1tf oas
GoIfa6latt st crftellern.
-gm. R,tlanerer. BON Ban,
~fbattete inns am Rittduof, ipipen
prompter SSSafresheiudl db CUR Or
neilerirtg iei1tes Monnements.
-g2m. grirk ur6 9et arcter.
idpie Feter @alA bon Gmiss, mo-.
rem geitern @eIuder in unierer
Stabt unb nirf inierer Office.
-sonfea MenS Inn 7 ll6r fin.
set Ole raaelntdBise 9erinmmIung
6es SluenSbcreins Ser ct. gaiils
Stride itatt, uno iin6 @itgIieber II.
Trermfe ter5Iidi einneIaben "a elm
SiaIog aitFgefiibrt iuirS.
s.. 90. BOD inro @attin, BON
Surnpffe, am @ascona6e, beian6en
iih aGterr beiitdlstpeiie urpo IN
@eiddften bier itno fpraden altd1 in
Der 8clfablatt SFfice por our Gr-
neiter1ttg ibres Announcements.
-Somtoa Sen 1itcn 9esember
feiert oie Ct. EallIs 8emeitoc Gre.
formation Stt urto in 8erbinoun4
odn1lt ods betll4e Nbeil0mabl. NttdI
miro rad SfIluB 6es 8ottesbicnit
cine GoIlefte erhofen gum beften
oes &re6iaerlS eminars.
SIN ct. 3onis er6ieIten am
Ietten 9ienstog Sreb. sc. 8edmbanm
ri. uHb Sri. SilSn Brandt cine
Seirotfgai5era aitsB6telt. Ger
9rdutigam hit Elm So5n unferes
@isbiingfrs =. SO. 9efmunn unb
Die 8rait Die 3ofter oes Srn.
S. 9. Brandt bolr Worriion.
-aodlpb Sabiisger una Fri. Ser
fbn S6roe6er suiroen am Rittfpof,
In Der epongl. ct. HauIs . Stride
ourd, Gaitor &nsmann in Spnens
roiige gbefeiieIn geidJmieSet. Die
8eitpeuniihlten iin6 bier aIlaernein
bdfannt uto 6eliebt unb sGbIen bier
biele 5reunSe benen mir inns an,
idlicBen in ibren 8ratuIntionen
unb @Iiidspiiniden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

Mixing up a nice combina-
ton for our Specials" for
Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday, how is this?
$500 and $500 hats in
the new shapes.
Dozens of negligee shirts
at 800 and $50.
Many scarfs of bars and
stripes at Is and so cents.
Our new hobby shirts for
fall at SIS. $3.50 and 500.
The Frankel line guaran-
teed to give first class ser
vice.
Custom made suits and
overcoats at SIC to $35. 500
samples to show you.
Crossett shoes in tan, gun
metal and patent feathers
at $500 and $3.50. Button
and lace. (.
+ DIR. Sawyer Cushion Shoe
for tender, aching feet. Two
styles. S.,
Buster Brown Shoes for
boys and girls.
SIPS to S..
Bachelor Friend Socks in
blue, tan, grey and black.
Six pairs guaranteed six
months. Boxed $1.50.
T- "a
Triple Eagle Stamps Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, November rs, 26 and
~.
OCHS NER'S
The place for gsod goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22
Seiratbs.eisnien.

esotfIidb 3raiib, 8oidbiIo %
aRarp Goermiairia 8diebIto 81
See @cIg. @eo @irb as
@unfies smfhb. Heb BIRD go
gnnnett Sepel. 8eb gir6 /. %
Ine Sids, Hcb 9iro 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22
yansfrGnshen

in Or. Smitb's Cans afame.
mic. an nddften Samstag @eno,
ocm %. b. 81. gintritt: Serren
% Gent: Gamer frei. S~e6ernann
ireunSlidSt e~ingelaoen.
9ns aomtte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

Die gpr . Saa i. a~egelbabn III
ictt often i'm ncilsn SelepbOn : Sc
Sas r.Saa-Spiel bietet
gntc nnb mmsfelitarfeuSe itH'ersal-
tnng.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

Custom made suits and
overcoats at SIC to $35. 500
samples to show you.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-11-22

Crossett shoes in tan, gun
metal and patent feathers
at $500 and $3.50. Button
and lace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
HOUSTON

Especial to The Times. Dispateh.1
Houston. Va. November 1SI-The OUT
0f.toWn guests attending the Adams-
Llewellyn nuptials on Thursday were
Mr.. and Mrs.. w. H. Lleweilyn. Of Dur
ham. ~. c.; Nat Aewellyn. OF Green's
Doro. N. c.: Miss Ella Dawson. OF Rich
mond. and Mr.. and Mrs. Chesley An
derson, Of Danville.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Faulkner. OF
Boydton. visited relatives At Houston
and South Boston last week.
Rev. 8. l. Dunnville left Tuesday Tor
Lynchburg. where he attended the
session OF the Methodist Conference.
James A. Dickens IL on visit 10
friends In Dublin. Ga.
Miss Ella Dawson. OF Richmono, -
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Yates.
j. w. and J. d. Elan left Thursday
for keystone. w. Va
Rev. Nathan Maynard left on Thurs
day to attend the General Baptist AS
ISOLATION at Petersburg.
s. r. Carter. w. p. Shapard. s. X.
Crews and Judge w. r Barksdaie
were appointed delegates to represent
Beth Car Church In the General Bap-
fist Association. which met in Peters
burg Thursday.
James p. Lovelace, Of Kermett. ar
rived in town Wednesday. He VIII
be the principal Of Wins Creek High
School during the present session.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL


ISDeC18A I09 AtS1Ss,S~0'b
FarmvfIle, Va. November le.-At the
Training School Assembly period on
Friday. November 8. the eighth srade
pupals presented "Horanus x inc
bridge" The poem vas drsmausea
By the children. and eli OF the c0s
tumes ana srn.or made By them
The Cunningham Literary society ~
Gently presented q "Tannhauser pro
eram At an open meeting In the euoa-
tor1um. and the Jefferson Deeaung 80
cseey held q debate on the subject: Hs-
solved. That tariff should exist tor Nv
enus only The negative won
J. u Lsos. head Of the dspestme"s
q hissory and social sciences. sddress
"a the teachers Of Bedford County *
BeAfSr6 CITY on November IL hse ese-
3scs VS.. ~Clvics In the HAsmeassss
eehOosa~
NSoulsy 90 sesdsnss 80 Sss.sag
forward WsA great pleasure 70 Q &c
eurs from Irving Bachelor on the xsd
tnes Mr.. Bscheiier Is coming unoer the
auspyc~u Of the Literary ana peoaons
soc1essesL
On november II Dr.. NsIJidgs maAe .
sAovS tain 20 the student tcdy On the
sues~~s ce tire Nermsj League and the
syeas w~rR 70 ss accomplishing.
ur. veecA. % Louisville KY end
hso 0auensev. Mts .. a. Maspha,l asso
~e IOuSsvsJse. Qeus . few Aayp seet
vpGk w3sA ~ ossgS1ss. Dr. 49,
1opGA, rUueosas OovUocooD - - oeosss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
WILLIAMSBURG
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.I

Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatch.1
Williams burg, Va, November 10
Mrs Blanche Moncure gave a very at
tractive auction bridge party Wednes-
day at her home on Richmond Avenue
in honor of Mrs. J. T. Christian. Those
playing were Mesdames j. T. Chris
tian, Charlotte Hubbard. James
Southal Wilson, James H. Stone. j. A
Cooper, Norvell l. Henley. Spencer
Lane. L. w. Lane, Jr, Charles c. Groat,
Henry E. Bennett. Alfred Hart Miles
Mrs. Richard NJ. Crawford and Lyon
C. Tyler, and Misses Emily Christian,
Ida Faulkner and Elizabeth Morecock.
Misses Ebert Moncure and Emily Han
served refreshments
The Francis street Bridge Club met
at the home OF Mrs. Viola Ware Thurs
day night and a most enjoyable even
ing was spent Those playing were
Nesdames James H. Stone, Ware. Pur-
cell, Christian and Kisses Emma Lou
Barlow, Emily Christian and Mar
gazette Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l. Spencer have
sent GU, invitations to the marriage
Of their daughter. Miss Bessie Lee, to
Herbert Wentworth Walden. Of Chatham
The ceremony wiz take place In Bruton
Parish Church. Saturday afternoon. NO
vember 80, At O'Clock.
Miss Jean Mercer spent tbs week
with friends in Richmond
Mrs. j. A. Cooper. who has been
spending the summer in other sec
lions of the State, has returned TO
Williamsburg, to remain for the win
ter with her cousin. Mrs. james H.
stone.
Macaulsy Bright, Of Philadelphia.
was a visitor here the nrst OF the
week
IF. Kernoohan. Of New York. was
4, visitor at the MarshAu cottage Sun
day and Monday.
Miss Lillian Aabin, Of Blackstone.
has been the guest Of Mrs. T. H Geddy
for several days this week.
Miss Elizabeth wysong, of Charles
ton, W. Va. u the guest Of Miss Emily
Christian
Miss Cecilia Powell left the nrst Of
the week for Newport News whqTe
she will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. .. q Jonss
Mrs.. Blair Spencer. of Washington.
d. C.. 10 visiting her mother. Mrs. Hart
well Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Person and Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. westcott formed an
automobile party to Richmond Tues
day.
CAPTAIN q J. Brooks. Of South Rich
mond. spent the frst Of the week In
wiiliaHGburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

Miss Lacy Dickinson - visiting Ms.
y. W Ber9Or. q the home depart
ment
NrA TnWman. Of RaohmonA paSa .
short visat % lliss Annie Lee Bowles.
Of the foureh year class.
Mra g d. 11nkard- Of Franktown.
was the guest Of Mise Annie Moss Of
the ooojoe ola0I
Dr.. - IRA 0ayls. % Iver. with
their tive cAllarsn. paid . visit TO Miss
Irene Rogen. q the third year class
Rev. J. II. Pearcy, u Newsoma spent
Q day with his daughter. Miss Fannie
u. Pearcy. Of the third year class.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
RADF0RD

Especial 20 The Times -Dispatea-l
RsAfOrd, Va. November fs-Cassss-
tom was the scsps e . charming re-
cppsson Friday sfsssuooa, given By MA
GEORGE z. Cassel In honor Of Mrs. pa-
ySd Cloyd Barton. The lower moor wss
decorated In chrysanthc
NUNS and posfed plants Each guest
told exp~rs~nces Of their hrst house
Keeping ana wrote . Wish for Mrs bar
ton. tpclo~ins them IN IN English wal
vus ,.s,~E TIED with yellow ribbon. These
we're prs IN q basket OF autumn iesves
ana presented 20 Mrs. Barton By the
bosssss. a salaA course followed ny
yesu was served b. Msss Anna Ceseea.
sssssspa ~ yesU l0nn1e Howe.
Ma ~. q wuDuu ~ the wssa O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

ssl.ville. where she VIII Uss' nef
daughter. Mrs Earisy.
Nrs. q. ". Lyle returned home tnis
week sitter spending . week In Blue
field ". Va
Miss Kathleen OaSk returned home
Friday from Roanoke. where 0hs visited
the virginia College girls ana her SIS
ter, Mrs. J. u Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs.. Eugene Smith. OF Cnsas-
t,ansburr, were the week end guests OF
Mr.. ana Nrsl J. ". FlanaGan last week
Mrs.. r. T. ohanklin was the hostess
as q 9 O'Clock dinner wednesday In
honor Of hse sister. Mis- Meta Bui-
Ard wno = Der guest The invited
ruests wsrU Nrs. Frank orsyson.
N,eeee Elisabeth Martin. Jslia Ingies.
Nsryosll Scott, Aans Ksu1srdsns ana
Eve ShankilA
Nra ". ,. KenAsrdtne Isft The last
a the vSek Tor AnnapoliA whore she
win VISIT her aaughtss. Mrs. FRED
sayies BulIarl
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New York. taking with them Mrs. VIM.
j. Mott for the winter.
Mrs. Marietta Smith, OF Baltimore. and
Miss Mary Kemp are guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Perrin
Miss Anne Powell Byrd is visiting
friends in Atlanta, Ga
Miss Mary Spottiswoode Lemoine. OF
Petersburg, IL the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Taliaferro at Hockey
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Blow left on Tues
dav to spend the winter in New York
Mr. and Mrs. ". c. Harwood are In
Norfolk.
James Benson. OF Maryland. ID visit
leg his brother. T. L. Benson.
Miss Margaret A. Tabb Is visiting
friends in Wilmington, Del.
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Especial TO The rtnee- p1spateA
Mr. w c. Moore rsessnsA - Wo1Ds0-
aav % her ho0e % WaDoeaUeoA y. G,
AFTER n vasss 20 her msobee. ~ Jooa
W. FOE
Mss Posse wHre. - AoonUo0. re-
turned home wednesday ofssr . 49, -
Mis- Minnie c. For
Mrs John W. Fox sna No. uDuuoo
G rcx rvsuyues ho8~ TueU1ay u1u44
after a visit ~ . wce2 - es9s00U -
Renfucky ychr pox. ~. eeeuUp0 49,
Tuesday nasAs essss vs:n - . -
to Neo vorh cry
ars . y. 11oya - 49, -
Psssssews. WoGD0 - U1osuoug
Wuas 0pse1uw - - WU8U
g - psssus - osu,&@ - =
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ment were Mise owsthmey. No. M
l... Miss Goodman. Miss Barro& No.
Butler. thu Misses Woodward Mo
Neudephall Mrs. Hudson. Ma 0oreo1-
Messrs. Hudson Bieo. Duva1. Peo6ao-
ton
Mrs. Ned Goodwin and daughter. Mo-
ines Goodwin OF Richmond are pans
ting THE weed with Mrs.. Charles Doo-
naIly, q '1ngis0ade-"
Miss Co.'s. Of Richmond - vSs1s1oo
her aunt Mrs p I. wool3oIk-
Mrs GwAshmey ana Ntss Lucy 0Was4-
mey, OF Richmond and Aies kestie Re-
gers. Of Iexingsoa. are vS0os1Ng Cop-
tain and ME- p v. winston
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v. N. !.
r0pscsal 20 The Times Diepatehl

TOpeclsl 20 The Times -Diepateh1
ISxington- Va. November 1es-The
third of the series OF lectures on mil
ttsry subjects was held ia the Jackson
Memorial Han OF the institute last
saturday evening The speake. Of ehs
occasion VS. Major Charles d. Rohdes.
Of the United states Cavalry. HIS sub
5ecs, ~Chvslry," was most interestingly
handled the lecture being illustrated
with slides Depicting the cavalry Of AL
nations. In edition 90 the cadets. al
81 whom we're present there were .
larwe number q town people. Major
RohAes. who was twice . member Of the
general STAG, and who 10 graduate OF
the war College, In q military author.
Aft&- the lecture the tactical cmcers
enser& lned ~ . very informal smoker
NasoS RoAdeo. the members Of the
faculty aad the alumni. Light refresh
menss wprs served Those preosnt
were: 0snsrsl ehipp. Major RohAse.
Col Jones, Col Mallory. Col Ford Col
visa Col Elgia. Captain walker.
Mr.. LeecAos, lGs. lincoln. % - L0uss:
NJ. Dsgly, q WaOAingsoa ssd Lee: n
r. Ksuoolvsn9, les AshbsrDs. ~. Jeck-
con. q Newport NewO: wa Jeekosa,
q RscAmouA: OaDsaina Edwards.
Posgus. Crcwson, seidow. Edwsrds. e.
lysoa. Bvumaee aaA Coach Hager.
Suau OUmsrs. % Charlottesville. -
v,usung Ma ,. c. w,ss on the B5Jl
ne oermaa 2uS net - usual ~ the
rsegAerce ~ Nh KevSsn. On WEDNESDAY
OvUaen9
OeoSrai Xyoasss speps rueseay ana
woaneDosy N N)eA0oa4 ss0eOno
a 1eU0ug g - O0e1oyscal Secaeey ssA
q $3.50 g - v. - Z Alu0O -
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