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The Washington herald., 1912-01-16
QUESTION FOR STATE.

President Taft's Attitude ~ to In
dustrial Arbitration.
President Taft, in q reply 70 a letter
from Rev. H. P. Meudez. OF New York,
president Of the Orthodox Jewish Con-
gregatons Of the United States and Can
ada, yesterday expressed the opinion
that compulsory arbitration OF Industrial
disputes Is q question for the State rather
than Federal regulation.
Rabbi Mendez wrote TO the President
asking for an opinion on this subject.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-A DIAMOND CROWN PIN, BE-
tween 18th and U and 18th and Kenyon
SITS Liberal reward II returned 70 Apt
81. The Balfour.
Los MALL WHITE FEMALE
poodle dog. Liberal reward. 1Si East
Capitol St
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

OWNER OF TWO LARGE LOTS,
northwest section. one block from car
line. viii sell at bargain: viii accept de-
526-tf
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

l150 9Th ST. SE.-NEw I-ROOM FLAT.
modern: excellent hot-water heating
system: cheap; s125d IS
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE - ATTRACTIVE. MODERN
eight-room detached frame dwelling. on
two large lots: northwest section: big
bargain: easy terms. Address BOX 50
Herald Office. G2-o
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FINE VILLA SITES OF ONE-HALF TO
three acres at Beautiful Prospect Hill,
Va: only 40 min. and scent fare from
Treasury: also Pecan Groves in famous
Ga Pecan district; profits guaranteed.
LEY. 500 Evans Bldg s-tu.f1et
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WANTED-RooMs.

WANTED TO REMITTANCE. WELL
furnished room in private family; heat
and bath; refined married couple: no
children. Address X. Herald ONCE. II
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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE & PHYSICAL
CULTURE treatments for chronic dis
eases. Hours, TO p. m, or by appoint
ment: DR. HUNTER, Mechano-Therap-
ist, N 18th st. sc. tu.th,S-o
MEETINGS MONDAYS, YEDNEsDAYs. AND
Fridays. p. N. sharp: message to each: daily
readings Developing class Thursday. n. n. Mrs
MALTBY, 80 N 81. nv. Phone n &c IS66m
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FOR REET-HoUsEs.
FOR REET-STORES.

FOR RENT-SToRE. ROOMS IN
rear, on 18th St NV, near U St: ex-
cellent stand: $3.50 CAYwOOD & GAR
RETT. 1231 n. Y. ave. NV. Is
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Will TRADE MY EQUITY m DE.
sirable northwest city lots for an equity
IN small six OF seven room house. BOX
81 Herald ONCE. 16-tf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
WILLIAMSBURG

Especial TO THE Richmond Vnslnian.
NuIIAMSB rig, VA. June l.
DIR. and Mrs. u. J. King have returnee
from an extended trip North. tnelnd-
ing Toronto, Niagara Falls and Ne"
York.
MIR. and Mrs. 4. :. Joyues have re
turned to their home in Norfolk, Al
ter a short Ylsit to Mrs JoNnes par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs n. F. Wolfe.
Mrs. II. II, Young aud little daush
ter, Pearl. are visiting the former
mother. Mrs. Florence Manpir.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Jones have re-
turned to Richmond after a Visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs. James ii. stone.
Miss Emma Pikington is home from
Cambridge. Mass. whore she has oeeh
attending school.
Mtss Annie Harris has returned
from a viSf- tn relatives In Hampton
and Newport News.
Miss Rosa Emory and Miss Steph-
snson are IN ocean View for short
STAY.
Mise watts is visiting her sister
Mrs . IA Brown. this week.
Mrs. John cast, Of Norfolk is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. l. W. Lane.
Jr,
Dr. !. r. Brumnack. assistant SIS
pcrinteuden* OF me Eastern state
hospital. has returned from Atlantic
city. where he has been attending n
meeting Of the American Meeseo~
PSv Geological association.
r. y. fflliman. superintendent 81
schools Of Wise county, was the guest
several DAYS this weak ~ w f.
Burns
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
ARVONIA

Speed e. The Richmond y-irr;r;s,
ARNoNfA, VA, June I.-Atrs
RUNNER r. Jones, with her infant
son. Piumner +. Jones. Jr.. accom-.
PANIED By Mrs. Jones mother. Arg
A. Letcher Pitts. spent two davs tn.
week visiting at the home or iona.
than Pitts, Mrs. Jones venerahfs
grandfather, in seottsvlile. returning
nome on Friday afternoon.
There was an interesting meeting
Of the Arvonia Royal Arch chapter
thursday night Three candidates
were given the mark and past nlaste-s'
degrees. after which ice-cream and
sandwiches were served by Mrs. Per
kins Glover and Mrs. Ralph Chandler
/ Root on the large porch of DR..
GloVer's residence. The chapter ,z
IN most FURNISHING condition. with
constantly increasing membership.
Mrs. John McIave who formerly
lived in Aryonia. but who in recent
years has made her home in HASTINGS
or ~the-H Hudson, New York, is spend
ius some weeks here visiting her
brother, Hugh r.. Williams, and mar
sisters. Mrs. w. p. Jones and Mrs.
Robert Jeffrey,
Miss Marjorie Jones. the charming
young daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Michael +. Jones, of penlan, ss
spending seine time with her cousins,
Misses Eleanor and Lettie Morgan, at
the Arvonia Inn.
Mrs. A. #, Richardson, who has
been spending some time in Column
bia. her old home, has returned 10
her home here.
Rev. Piummer +. Jones and Cashier
Arthur Panton, OF the State Bank Of
Arvona. paid q visit 10 Fork Union
on Wednesday night, Mr.. Jones
preaching TO a good congregation In
the Presbyterian church that night.
Rev. Stanley White. who spent the
last two weeks In Arvonia. was in
and about Howardsyille all this week.
preaching In the Presbyterian church
there on the first Sunday In June.
Mrs. ". II. Jones. who for some
time has been Ill, with two physicians
at her bedside. is still considered in a
dangerous condition, with but little
hopes of her recovery.
A. l.. Pitts. Jr., attorney at Law,
spa nt-Sexeral- days at his old home
here this week.
Ernest Jones' attorney at-la Law, q
Aitaeista. Va. spent several days chs.
week at his old home at New Store,
buckingham county, and at Shep-
pards. the home of his brother, Paul
NJ. Jones.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Thomas, with
their three children, who have been
spending some days at the home OF
MIR and Mrs. c. Graham Thomas, have
returned to their home in Fork Union.
Mrs. Thomas Walker was on Mon
day of this week called by telegram
to the bedside OF her sister In CoX-.
ington, who lies desperately ILL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
CLIFTON FORGE

Especial 70 The Richmond Nirginlah.)
CLIFTON FORGE, VA. June L.
The past week has been q quiet one IN
Clifton Forge both as 10 business ana
social Festivities. The most prominent
of the latter was a dance "Wednesday
night by the Junior Dancing club
TWENTY-FIVE couples were present.
The public schools have closed and
teachers have left for their homes
The principal, Professor J. q. Pressly
have gone to South Carolina. where ne
formerly lived He will return shortly
with his family. The other teachers
have gone to their summer homes
the assistant principal Mr.. j. h. Daw-
son, to Greene county. Miss Evelyn
Johnson to Louisa county, Miss Ivy
to South Carolina; Miss Taylor to AR
kansas. and the others to points IN
Virginia.
meeting Of the Allegheny Auto
mobile association, composed OF the
members from this city. from CoNsng-
ton and the county of Allegheny. was
held here n few nights ago in the IN
terest Of good roads, State Senator
w. A. Rinehart was elected president
to succeed r.. A. Snead. The associa =
ton went on record as favoring law
prohibiting amy intoxicating person
from driving an automobile. The bad
effects of this were seen here lately
when two people were seriously In
jured due to the condition of the
chauffeur
MIR and Mrs, r. d. Foster returned
the first of the week from a Western
trip. While away they attended the
Southern Baptist convention, and on
their return took in many points Of
interests in the West. Mr.. Foster Is
chief clerk 10 the G. & Q. superintend-
ent, J. II. Carlisle
The Clifton + forge and Hot Springs
team have played two games this
week. In the first Hot Strings won by
5 to 1. but the result was reversed
today, when Clifton Forge crossed
the home plate fourteen times to four
for the visitors.
\ Confederate monument will be
unveiled to the Confederate soldiers
at New Castle on Friday. June 7th
The original date was June Attn. but
as Robert f. Lee. who ia to be the
orator, could not attend the date was
changed
Miss Ruth Watson and John Llpes
eloped Monday night and were mar
ried in Huntington. " Va. The bride
%aa eaig seventeen YEARS old, "a nd "eha I
was the emily objection to The. mar
riase They took an automobile ts
Covineton, and the c. n O. from there.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
WEST POINT

Especial 10 The Richmond FFglnian.
WEST POINT. VA. June i.-~Nest
Point is ssitated at present over sew
eraI things besides the strenuous po-
utical situation, with seven candi-
dates in the field for the office OF
mayor and twelve aspirants Tor seat
in the council. when there are only
seven seats.
lust at this time commencement OF
tha high school Ia monopolZing much
attention Glass day exercises will
take place June 9Th, at which time
ths address OF welcome viii be made
NV the president. Dohney Hardy. OF
Chase CITY William Gary. of West
Point. will deliver the Grafton Of the
dav. Miss Florine Henderson will be
historian and prophet, while Miss
Alma Cooke. class lawyer. will read
the last will and testament OF Glass
1912. Miss Leila McCanna is vale
dictoriau. on the seventh OF June
the regular commencement exercise
will take place, when DR.. D. r. An
derson, professor of history at Rich
mond college. will make the address
Of the evening Diplomas will be
delivered TO eight graduates Misses
Alma Cooke, Pauline Garrett, Leila
McCanna, F'lorine Henderson and
Kathleen Bland: Messrs William
Gary. John Marshall and Dabney
Hardy, of Chast City.
The night preceding commence
ment. Wednesday, Mrs. W. X. Broad
dus wilt entertain the graduating
class and the ninth and tenth grades.
The new bridge over the Mattaponi
river, connecting King and Queen and
King William counties, as arranged
for and The money is In hand and
the charter granted. Work will be-
gin Immediately and will be finished
as soon as possible.
Great anxiety concerning the open
ing Of Beach park this season has
been felt for sometime by many peo-
Pile, especially the younger people.
This anxiety was set at rest by the
announcement that the park would
be open June 18th.
Mrs. Fred Woodward is attending
the finals at the Woman's college In
Richmond, this week. Her two
daughters. Misses Mildred and Mary
Wood ward were graduated,
Mrs. w. $. Eastwood also attended
the Woman's college Commencement
Drs. 3. b, Bagby and Aivah RI
Hudson attended the finals OF the
finals Of ths Richmond college of
Mediey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
RADFORD

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
RADFORD VA, June The
ladies' guild of the Episcopal church
spent Wednesday afternoon at Cow
ans mills. with Mrs. J. r. X. Cowan.
Commander r. VI Ingies gave 4
lecture Saturday on the battles of The
ilderness and SpotsyIvania. Mrs
William ingles. fr,, and Miss Jessie
Reid- preceded the speaker on the
program, giving respectively, piano
collections and humorous ,readine.
MIS-. REID introduced Mr.. 'ngaes Mr.
Bayles dismissed the audience with a
prayer after Judge Longley had COM
p!imented The speaker. i
w, II. Painter has recently pur-
chased the Ballard ward farm ron
cripple creek from W. {. Lawson. of
Roanoke, On the thousand acres of
This farm Mr, Painter VIII raise cat
de tor export,
Mrs. Robert A. Schott save sew
End hotel. Thursday.
Mrs. j. b. Fisher viii visit her old
nome In Grayson this week. Tier sis
ter returning from the Farmville nor
mai VIII accompany her,
MISS Lucy Carver. of Winchester.
Is visiting Mrs Frank stump.
Evelyn Richards. four years old,
uanGhter or Mr.. Arthur Richards died
MONDAY from Il snake bite.
On Memorial Day, Radford folks. as
senbled at the high school and parad-
Cd 10 the cemetery the veterans lead
ing. the Daughters, Sons. Mystic
Chain. brotherhood Bible club, school
children. business rr en- and other eitf-
zens following. Judge Longiey. Mr..
Il, l.. Jordan and the ciersymen OF
the town spoke
Afs. Frazier 0tey Hoffman. Of
Rocky Mount visited her mother Mrs
l.. .. Rullard here this week.
a. simon. Of Philadelphia, was in
town this week
Miss Sue Henley of Redwood. ".
Va, is spending her vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. tIenley.
Miss Claire Powell 1T. Birmingham.
Ala, and Miss Helen Jones OF Reds
vile \. G.. VIII. visit Mrs. W r. Rob
erts. Jr.. this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
GORDONSVILLE

{SpecIal I" This Richmond Firgiu.anD
G0HpoNSV1LLE. VA. jams t. ---
George Wright, a student 81 Fork
!, Mon academy the past session. i
his honse here TO spend his Naea-
ton.
Miss Ella bans, Of Soottsvine,
Spent a few DAYS this week al the
home Of Der nephew. ". A. LinneS.
91'ss virginia Immons, @ ftir-
iottesville, was the guest lhis wecI;
CT AIRS. John W. Scott
!, IL Hume has returned from a
visit TO Ills OIL home In Fauquier
county,
D. II. Mart!n, who his been at.
tending school il Richmond the past
session, has retarned home 10 spend
his vacation.
Mrs. Everett Miller. of HiAto,.. w.
Va. is on Il visit 10 Mrs, w, w.
'.homasson.
Rev. iona r Cuthrieli has teea
holding series Of meetings nj f.int
Hili this week.
George Scott. Of Richmond, visited
his parents, Or, and Mrs. John w,
Scott, here this week.
Mrs. ! H. Wood and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lipop and children, Of Char
lottesvilIe, spent several days this
week with the formers son, W. Il.
Wood.
Mrs. John @. Voolfolk and children,
of tho, were guests this week of her
mother. Mrs Ao1lie Sneed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Holiday and
Miss Pearl Davenport visited reia-
tives at BarhoursVille on Thursday.
James W. Sneed has returned from
visitSto friends in Baltimore and
WASHINGTON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
ABINGDON

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirginian.)
ABING DON, VA, June 1.-Mrs.
Roy Sexton. of Wytheville. Is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Emery
Widener
Mrs. Robert Durham nd Miss Mar
garel Durham left Wednesday for q
months visit to Rutherfordton and
Gastonia, n &. Professor Durha m
who will spend the summer in the
South soliciting students fer Martha
Washington college, left Thursday.
. j. AIRS Quinipu. 'pf Springfield, H.
vino has beeR the guest :. 9s u hssr,
daughter, Miss Jean Qninlon, AT
Martha Washington college. LETT
Monday for her home. Miss Quinlon
will spend several weeks more In Nlf-
ginia as the guest of numerous frlends.
She Is now with Miss Margaret Penn.
Misses Katharine Taylor. of f.icn~
r1ond: Martha Blanton, of Farmvitle,
and Jennie Lou Youngblood. of
bristol all of whom are teachers IN
the Abingdon high school. lef; this
"a eelS for their homes. II Is q source
cf much regret to her friends aud 10
the pairons of the school that Misc
TAYLOR will not retlra, having &C
cepted = position at her nome.
Miss fEadd. Of TaZew@ll, Va, IL the
guest - Miss Edna Rarhant
Miss Louise Preston. VIII has been
atte,clng Iouisburs Female college
AT l,ouisburg \. c., returned home
Wednesday. Miss Preston was a
rra duate in the school of expression
this year.
Mrs. John g. Hamilton has return
ed from Itta Bena, 9Iiss-, where sne
has spent the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs Bascom Holloman, and DR..
Garland Hamilton.
Miss Jean Deaton. who spent the
winter in Bradentown, Fla, with
relatives, has returned home.
Miss Anita Imboden, of Bristol.
is at the Belmont hotel where 7ha Is
sy.ending several weeks with friends
Miss Leila Trigg, who taught music
at Red Springs seminary, North
Carolina. Is home for the summer.
Miss Susie Brown. of Bristol. has
beer The guest this week of Miss
Mamie Byrd Trigg,
The closing exercises Of Martha
Washington college, We're concluded
tnis week with the graduating eXtr-
cises. at which time "A literary address
was made by DR.. ). @, Giibraith,
Of East Tennessee Normal college.
This concluded IN unnsuaI.y pros
psrous and successful year.
The closing exercises Of lie ApinS-
6on high school We're held Tuesday
and Wednesday nights at the Opera
House.
on Tuesday Il delightful operstta
entitled Cinderella and tho Flowers
was presented by thirty primary and
grammar grade pupffs. "Wednesday
rsaat was devoted 20 contests IL Co.
ciamation and recitation among the
pupils of the high school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
KING GEORGE

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian.s
KING GEORGE. VA, June L.
Edwin Brown, an aged Confederate
soldier. successful farmer and es-
teemed citizen OF Terreiis, is in very
fee bis health, and his condition has
excited the gravest fears of his rela~
tives and friends. DR.. r. T. Arnold
Of King George Courthouse, has OF
late been in feeble hsalth also. He
has improved recently In strength,
and is able to move about his home
near here.
Mrs. w. 4. Baker. Of Shiloh. has
recently been on an extended visit to.
relatives in Washington, Alexandria
and Colonial Beach
Chiidrens Day services will be OBJ
served next Sunday afternoon at Trim
ity Methodist church at the court
house.
The opening day of the Colonial
Beach summer season, usually WELL
attended by crowds. is close at hand.
1t Is u gala day for rural young folks.
Miss Ethel Rollins, of Stafford. left
the early part OF this week on visit
to relatives In Washington. =
A memorial association for the pur-
pose of keeping the cemetery in good
condition has recently been organs
Iced at Trinity Methodist church. Mrs.
Horace Minor Is president. 1
The third quarterly conference for
King George circuit win be held al
Fletcher's chapel June cath and Goth.
The greater bulk of the corn cron
for this year has been seeded bY
fernrers, Who have been busy OF late.
Some more forward in their opera
tiors are blowing the corn. which n
now growing nicely Gardens are -
early this season
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
BLACKSTONE

Especial 10 Tie Richmond EITgIniar.3
BLACKSTONE. VA, June 1.-The
haccalsureste sermon FOR the BLACK
stone institute was preached last sun
day morning ia the large auditorium
b. Rev - J. Rlanlsingship, This
was the fgsf opportunity Mr. Blank
tngshln has had To preach In Black
soue and his sermon WAS much en-
ioyed by those who heard H. His
text was from Proverbs 4: g. Keep
.i4y heart with all diligence, for out
Of 81 ARE the Issues of life" There
were no exercises at the institute
Monday as the high school had its
committeeman exercise
TUESDAY nigh, VAS rhe senior re-
ception
ear.
On Wednesday morning the eluss
exercises were held. These exercises
are' always enjoyable, The reading by
Misses iixzIa Boyers and Ethel Shu
neudine deserve special mention
These Young ladies showed decided
talent nj elocution. No finer class. III
every RESPECT, has ever graduated
from this Institution. and If these
voting ladies viii heed the advice Of
the texr from which the sermon was
p1raCtIEd. they will he power tor
good in the community in which they
live.
Wednesday night wa& the concert
which was enjoyable. The chorus was
well selected and showed good work
b2 both teacher and pupil The
readings 0v Misses Lucille Barrow.
AaIr lett and Lucy Adams were
much enjoyed. Last but not least was
the japanese drill, by twelve Young
girls. 1t was perfect Many who at
tended all of the exercises said this
vas the bsst commencement they had
attended at The Blackstone Female
institute.
ON Thursday morning Dr. W. j.
Young, OF Richmond, delivered the
address His subject was Dreams -
bT. Young IL too we1i~known within
the bounds OF Virginia and elsewhere
TO need any comment An audience
Z knows what 10 expect when he comes
/ before the something interest
/ ing aud instructive After summing
up everything, II was found thar this
haF been the most prosperous year
of the institution
( -Four hundred and twenty three pu-
pills were enrolled, $50 of whom were
boarding pupils. There were no
deaths ond only one extreme case Of
sickness.
Mrs. !. c, Reed. who has been visit
ing Mrs, : j. Euttin. of Richmond
returned last Monday.
Mrs. ]. T. pcrcival Miss Edith
Micha~s. Of Richmond Miss %ateiit
Hardy and Miss Bayley, of I.unen
I burg. are the guests of Mrs George =
Adams this week,
Mrs. Horace Epcx. OF Newport News
+ is visiting relatives I'm town.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Goodwin. OF
Richmond. were the guests of Mrs
Lacy Goodwin on High street.
Henry Stokes sold his farm of tnt
acres. which Is about two miles south
Of Blackstone, for $4,000 cash, last
week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
BOW LfNGCREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA, June J..
Miss Eleanora H. Barum. who has
been teaching for the past session in
Cullen, Charlotte county, has re-
turned home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weidler and
daughter, Miss Martha Weidler, OF
Renoya, Penn. are the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. VIM L. Ennis.
DR.. Fl. u. C. Maclachlan. pastor of
the Seventh-Street Christian church
of Richmond will deliver an address
on Robert Burns in the Antioch
Christian church OF this place, Thurs
day, May 30th at 5 p. NJ. The pro
ceeds from this lecture will be used
to carry on the work OF the Woman $
Missionary society Of this church
Mrs. w l.. Boyd and Mrs. W. G.,
Boyd and son visited the family OF
Mr.. T. D. coghill this week.
Archie Millican, student of K,
VI. college, Ashland. Va, attended
the commencement exercises OF the
Bowling Green Female seminary.
As a result Of the public and par
lor meetings held last week by Miss
Mary Johnston and Mrs. Valentine,
of Universal Suffrage league of Viz
ginia, quite number Of persons have
signed the pledge cards and suf-
frage league win be organized in
the near future.
Under the auspices of the ". G.
r. T., lawn party will be held at
the home of Mr.. G. l.. Billiard on the
evening of June 4th. An interesting
program has been arranged, tor
which q small entrance fee will be
charged. Refreshments will be served
at the usual prices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
BUENA VISTA

r,I1ENA VISTA, VA. June WITH
the anal concert on Monday evening
the forty- sixth session u the South
ern seminary came to a successful
close. During the past week the city
has been full Of visitors who have
been attending the exercises and the
dierent entertainments d#ere very
much enjoyed by all Who could attend.
The Young ladies' haqe all LETT ter
their respective homes aud the build
ings will be vacant untl sometime IN
july. when a chautuaQad VIII De
opened by Or. John Small. untl re-
Gently OF Harvard nniS eHsitN
The commence nrent exercises OF The
public schools are liza full blast this
week Sunday evening the haccaiau-
reate sermon was preached III the
Eantist church Wednesday the field
day sports took place and Thursday
morning graduating exercises we're
held in the opera house. The address
before the gradus ing class was de-
Iiyered by Hon. t;ceelee II, Leteher
Of Lexington and diplomas we're deilV~
cred by Mr.. w NJ Brown, chairman
of the school board.
Bishop John H. Vincent, Of Uni
cago; pr &. u. Harris. OF Baltimore
pr Cackly, of Roanoke; Mrs. W. j.
NevhiIl and Mrs Macdonald Lee, of
rrvington. who were guests of the
Southern seminary during the COM
meneement have left for their respec-
tive home
Mrs. W T. Martin, OF Farmville
who has been a guest of her sister
Mrs. A. NJ Rucker, left for Der home
TUESDAY morning
Miss Grace Jean Sails, left for her
home In oxford. Y. G.. Tuesday. at
ter spending the winter in the city.
Mrs. W. HeKnlough and Miss Lydia
Killough. who have been spending the
winter In the city, left for New York
Wednesday.
@ p. Graham. who has been spend
ing the past two weeks In Lexington
XIV. returned home this week.
Miss Margaret Umholtz. who Is at
tending the Conservatory of Music at
Cincinnati, will return home Sunday
accompanied by four of her school
mates. who will he her house guests
for two weeks.
pawsua- suent several days IN
philadelphia, this week. having been
-,4.tiet} there 3,% tho Aaath OF T. r., NAG
Nifty
Homer H. Parker. of Covington.
spent several days in the city this
week.
Mrs. f. ". Randolph. Of stanton,
is II guest of her sister Mrs, W. -
Wright, at the Marlbrook.
Mrs. Emma II. cold. who has been
spending some time in Staunton, re-
turned to the city Tuesday.