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APPLY TO TINS DISTRICT
euperntenoen; Authorized 20 Receive
Applications FROM Students De-
sirous of Attending Night
Scrool.

Criticisms % the board OF educa-
ton In some quarters over It's alleged
failure TO comply with the state law
with reference 10 the medical inspec-
ton OF schools called forth "A state
ment from Dr. Il. J. Reed AT the reg
ular meeting -! the board last wen
ing. in which he gave an outline OF
the boards position In the matter.
and told what had been accomplished
by the board in safeguarding the
schools SO far as the general health
was concerned. and this proved the
feature of what was otherwise "A very
prosy session.
In opening his remarks. Dr. Reed
took occasion 10 refer TO the criticism
of The board. and stated that much
or this criticism was unwarrnnted He
said the state law demanding the
medical inspection az schools does not
apply 10 this and other independent
districts. and that there Is nothing Oh.
l'gatory Insofar as the board has been
concerned. He spoke for the special
committee which was appointed by
the board 10 take up his matter. and
called attention 20 the tact that in
"A III of economy the board had cut ont
the item OF 81 .5O0 asked for this pur.
pose. leaving the board without funds
la carry on IN OF the work II felt
called upon TO do.
lie a tho board had been criti
cised for allowing the children 10
drink river water in the schools. and
called attention 10 the fact tina this
was largely due 10 ignorance. as the
board 4 generall- installed 'ho
rinkIng fountain, making pure water
SO far As filtration was concerned.
and had gotten away from the deadly
drinking cup. He said the PRINCIPALS
watch contagious diseases. and any
children found ~ ar. reported by the
teacher 10 the principal. and il the
cas-" Is suspicious II j. reported to the
board Of health. and the ,ruan, officer
secs That Tho child or none ot he fam.
iiy attend school until such time AS
the patient has recovered. and the
home properly fumisa'ed.
In conclusion. ur Reed stated IN.
fact is that In th" main all matters
pertaining 20 m" health o. the chill
dren are carefully l1oh.i after Every
safeguard is thrown around the school
and nothing j. being neglected.
rms report came 1T the conclusion
az Nh" session. ana was the only
feature OF interest. The remaining
business being routine President
boWers was IN the chair. and after
IN" reading of the minutes ~ n,
previous meeting committee reports
were q The COMMITTEE" ON ac,
counts reported bills 70 the amour.
81 Sl."%3 -. which were ordered paid.
as well as IN" sum OF SI,uu2 reported
hN 10" cummitte" IN building and
grounds. TIL" library Commute. 70.
r'r' WAS adopted. after which the
Cc'uni'tec on text books in its report
recommended that Rurdick's Common
Law be-" substituted Tor Fishers nov.
IN use For The information Of mem.
~'rs. u was state! that The chang.
had been recommended by Pro,
fri!leS ana Superintendent Work
Tor tn" reason that the present boo.
was 700 complicated for the grade m
which 30 Mas used whi." The lew hook
Was better suited ior tho work Afto-
This explanation I'D" recommendation
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transacted.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NadcCll. OF Woods Run. underwent AN
operation yesterday.
Elwooi Yarsen. OF Greggsville. is III
at his home.
Lee Sells. Of Glenwood. has accepted
d position With the Elm Grove Provision
Company. or Film Grove.
Rev - Nader. pastor Of IL. ST Mich
asl's Gsthol'c church. az E~dglngton lane.
left Yesterday FOR C1srksburg. wh ~, Le
Will attend the funtrs - Rev Father
John a. Reynolds. which will be- held
to-day.
John kirkirchner - seriously III at
his home on Porter svenu-. EdgWood-
Chester H@Ck. Of Dillonvalr. has re-
turned home aftrr spending q short
visit with friends in Tslton.
~ her home in I.infon's addition. Elm
Grove. Mss Ethyl k-ySer Will entertain
the members of TIE GIRLS Industrial So
Ci-ty. this evening
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Bath is Aroused.

BATH, Me. Jan. ls-The news OF
:he pardoninr of Charles ". Morse.
Ly Pres dent Taft reused the city OF
Bath. the birth place OF the f~!nancIer.
10 = high Ti;ch Of excitement aul JOY.
BUSINESS to night. A band VAS al ono
cali'd 81 aud bon fires We're ,ightc
on the green at Sagdopoc square. led
by The band several hundred men
marched through The streets burning
red i!rc and cheering for Morsr aud
Taft.
T'ierrarls Ver- sent 90 NJ and
Ms Moie- % 90 fir pr,sid,r'. "a.
tlr..nA ~EraIulaLnn-
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Attendance officer,s Report.

After the report OF the librarian
had been received. giving figures on
the number of books used during the
month. Clerk Stanton read a financial
statement Of the board showing the
following totals: Building fun.
si67.63 library fund. ~$3.046.63:
school fund. s~G7.sts.l2. making a
grand total OF s1c.16o.3s.
The report OF Auditor W. II. IIig-
gins on the receipts and expenditures
OF the board vas read. and every
thing was found 10 be in a very sat
isfactory condition and that all eN'
pcnditurcs were authorized and that
receipts were on file for all bills paid.
\ communication was received
from Clerk Evans. Of the board OF
education Of MON district. in Mar
shall county. requesting the board 20
pay a share o: the expenses of the
Mozart Iiill school. and the matter
was referred To the committee on
teachers and schools.
\ communication was read from
Superintendent Work relative to a
might school. in which he requested
permission 10 secure applications for
tLition to ascertain whether or not
such a thing is desired. and his re
quest WIS granted
The committee on teachers and
schools reported the resignation of
Miss Ethel W"stwood as teacher in
the Webster school and the selection
OF Miss May llarkius 10 MI the VA.
cancy. and the appointment was con
fiTmed.
Then came pr. Reeds report Of the
special committee. which completed
H." session.
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Morse from Fort Mcpherson 10 the
Army and Navy General hospital at
Hot Springs. Ark. Reports from Al
lanta. following this announcement
declared hat Morse could not be
taken - Arkansas and friends ind
Gated that they wished 10 remove
linn CniirsiS from federal supervision
"nc 10 destroy the depressing mental
effect which the knowledge that he
was a prisoner had upon his physical
condition. The Communication OF SEN
teuce crowned their efforts.
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Arrangements Completed.

At - meeting OF the members Of tie
Ladies Aid Society 81 jt- First NJ T.
chHrrh % Elm Grove last evening Al
t~"he~in"Hts Were CON i-;sd tor holding
81" "Nst'r upper and bazaar on Thurs
~ rFcMins January -. IN tie IL. Of T..
hall H. Elm Grove.
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Iroi. Fred Hall. principal ~ the Elm
''i"N' HigA scg"ul. last evening re-
'-iN-d "a communication from Secretary
- Staf" stuart =. Reed. announcing his
I"'tdr- ~ th~ Elm Grove iiigh school
AUDITORIUM On Thursday evening. Febru-
dIy J.
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BANCROFT DIVORCE
MAY BE ENDED TO-DAY.

Wil.MINGTON. IsI. Jan. ds.-Ths
taxing ~ evidence on behalf 81 the
pIainttn ~ the Bancroft divorce case
was rough to y close. and the defend
ANTS case was opened before court ad-
J"urned to-day. IL Is reported that the
ease Will Ice concluded Tomorrow.
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Candidate Initiated.

A. re -~ggiar semi monthly meeting
~ ~" N"I-nH-'laIiln" amp Royal
'b'F~ - Nhl"riDa q. held laS; evening
n IT, b .: T. hall IN Iin ,,r,,. .u.
'at-.if'~ Wa Initiated iut. o., order.
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%UvM0MsS
MMWVNMeSS

The highest point Of woman's nap
pines Is reached only through moth
erhood. IN the clasping of her child
within her arms. Yet the mother-to-
bc Is often fearful Of natures ordeal
and shunks from tie suffering incl
dent q it, oou>ummatiou. Bat for
nature as and disopmf1-ts nature
provides rcmelics. and N Mothers
lucnd - u - found a medicine Of
great value toevevexrcctaut mother.
u i~ al oi.F emulsion for external
az -s'iu- composed q ingredients
w-ich az with heuetriai and soo,h-
az e-~- 81 thosc po-tious q the
~r- vcl :; s. Intended u
tr Erstc- g. the crls.s a-f
i- % grcu; ~. TIE ssaer-
o. ur.ch tlr wo-kr Usually
4-r r-glia- use q Mfh-s
u rraF arr uc-hr n he
Id irarr arf th~ a~p
@ o. teaitt a-@ -r--rh
ut 49, 10y -
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One way 10 not please n woman is
70 let her do as she pleases.
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Won at Elm Grove e. vote on the ques-
ton of erecting = church on a now size
OF retain the present site and erect a
new church.
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a sell made man nearly always
makes a play for a tailor made wife.
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Criticism of School
Board UnWarranted

Declares D. p : R-e5 - Espisns
tory Re-arss Relative %
Medical ~iaspectie--
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- ~ committee as adopted gaaE
m0usiy
The superntsndents monthly ~
gcrt vas received and filed a. foiloUs
Bupsfn.sndsnts Monrhiy Report.
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srro-s.- - fhe tIty Tor Tho month ending
december .. ~az adopted
H. OIL. rntaI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05

dent at the Training School for
Nurses at, Garfield Hospital, Wash
inston, was a guest of her parents,
che weekend.
Miss endoiyn Fighter. Of VIII
Transport. Pa, spent the Weekend
with her sister. Mrs. J Earle Turner.
at the latter's home in the spburbs of
town.
Miss Louisa Davis is listing rela~
lives In Charlottesville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Page Ldughlin, who
have been spending the winter
ington, have returned TO their coun-
try home near Leesburg.
Madame Pascal Of Washington is
snendinR some time at the LeesbUrg
Inn.
Mrs. Alfred Smith, wife Of Capt.
Smith. T. :. A. stationed at Fort
Myer, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, WON Pike, at
their SUBURBAN home. "Elyon,"
William Muir, OF Philadelphia.
spent the weekend at lvon Farm. the
home near heer Of Captain Arthur
Mason Chichester
Harry McChesney Brown returned
during the past week from Williams
burg, Va. where he spent the past
winter at William and Mary College.
Miss Florence Van Devantcr. who
has been spending the past winter at
the home OF Mrs. Theodore DAWSON
Milton, of Chevy Chase. Nd VI as this
guest of~Mr and Mrs Anthony Dri-
brell during the past week,
Mrs. James William FoBter and
Miss Maria Harrison have returned
from Richmond. Va, where they
spent several days with MIR and Mrs
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RUENA VISTA

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.1
BUF;NA VISTA. VA. May 4.-The
auditorium OF the Southern Seminary
has been the scene of number of
brilliant graduating recitals. but the
one given by Miss Denzelle Hunt, of
Richmond, assisted by Miss Rubinette
Lee. of Irvington. was without a doubt
tho best ever given at the school.
Miss Hunt graduated last year IN
instrumental music with high honors,
and this year she is taking a post
graduate course. Her work shows
that her training had been of the
best. Miss Hunts numbers on the pro-
gram were: Polonaiso. Brillante.
Schulhoff, Carnival Scenes in Vienna.
Allegro. Professional. Romance. Pin
Tosto Lento, A. Scherzino, Allegro
Giotso, lntertnezzo Con Massima
Enersla. Finale, Vivacissmo. Schu-
mann.
Among tlrose from out of the city
who attended the recital were w. L.
Hunt, Of Richmond. and Misses Ruth
Blakey and. Sarah CardWe ELL Of Ash
land.
Thursday evening Miss Bruce VIII
lines and Miss Ethel Ludeman gave
pipe organ recital. A large au-
dience WAS present. The work Of
the young ladies was good.
Pupils in music and elocution from
the Junior departments gave an ex-
cellent recital. The following grad
uating recitals viii be given next
week:
Monday evening. Miss Ethel Will
liams Spencer and Miss Miriam Bell
heimer in vocal and Instrumental.
Thursday evening, Miss Miriam
Cnnklin and Miss Ethel I.ademanrin
pinao. assisted by Miss Laura Freeze
in vocal.
Members OF the Buena Vista band
gave an Ice cream supper Saturday
eyening. Music was furnished by
the band. The receipts Of the even
ing were satisfactory.
The local Dramatic club will pre-
sens THE Deacor HI this Opera
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Thomas Francis Green, during the
! Spring Festival
| MIR. and Mrs. Saunders, of Eng
land. were the recent guests of Mrs.
Powell Harris, at tho latter's home In
( Writ street,
Mrs. Justus Norris, of Washington.
spent the Weekend at the home of
Miss Mary Norris. Of this town.
Henry G. Gibson has returned from
a visit at the home of his daughter,
Mrs James Fraser, of Georgetown,
s. C.
Mrs. Charles 3. Quick and Mrs.
Marion Rothwell have returned from
stay Of several days with relatives
In Washington.
Miss Anne Merriwether enter
ratuet II rards on fucsday afternoon
at her home near Waterford.
s. l.. Beach, after spending several
weeks with relatives near PURCELL
Vile. has returned to his home in
Washington.
Fred Hatcher, of Washington, has
moved to his country home near
Hamilton.
Roger H'ammerly /of Round I'M.
was the week-end>/guest of his par
ents, Mr.. ard Mrs. /. G. Hamulerly,
of Round Hill
Mrs A. L. McGavack and son have
returned from "A fortnight's visit TO
friends in Wash'ngton and Balti-
more
Ralph Hoge, Of Lincoln. has re-
turned from a visit 10 friends in
Baltimore.
Miss Cora French. OF WashingtoIi.
was the recent guest of friends at
Black Oak. this county.
H. NJ. Cockerille has returned from
an ex' ended stay in Washington.
G. r. Laycock. OF Washington.
spent the weekend with his mother.
Mrs. Charles Laycock. of this town.
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EMPORIA

Especial to The Ri>hmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA, VA. May Miss
Georgia Barron. Of Smithfield, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. T.
Walker Turner. mas returned home.
Mr. Eugene Brittle has returned
nome from Ashevilie, n. G., where he
went for his health, practically wen.
Jesse Lee has returned from visit
ing relatives in stanton and kich-
mond.
Mrs Rebecca u. Jones has an
nounced tho engagement of her
daughter, Miss Grace Burton Jones',
to Mr.. Luther Allen Pittard, of
Clarkesvile, the marriage To take
place in June.
Mrs. Stella G.. HUFF who has been
visiting friends In Scotland Neck, n.
c.. for a month has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, +. Bounds, of We'll
don, n. c., spent several days of this
week visiting relatives here.
Mrs +. A Hastings and daughter
and Miss Lucy HrittTe. OF this town,
visited friends in Richmond this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turnbuli, of
Lawrenceville. have returned home
after a visit to relatives here.
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RADFORD

RADFORD, May Capt William
Ingles has been visiting in Roanoke.
Or. w. P. Nye and Messrs. Taylor
Martin and Andrew Ingles leave
Sunday for the Macon reunion,
The Music Club will give a double
bill in Dreamland theatre. Tuesday
night next.
Henry T. McWayne was visitor
here this week and with hts father.
C. P. McWayne, went TO Lynchburg,
where the fathers 18th birthday will
be celebrated Try the reunion OF the
children. The McWaynes are the
owners OF the pipe works here and of
the Lynchburg Foundry Co.
Mrs. Z. E, Vaughn returned TO
Linden, Texas, Wednesday. with
Miss Davis Catron. Mr.. Vaughn has
taken the management of extensive
mining properties In Texas.
Rev. Edwin Simpson, OF kolhapur,
India, who has beeu visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. T. w. Simpson, has given
talks to the Presbyterian Sunday
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WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian)
WOODSTOCK. May 4.--Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Fravel. have returned from a
short visi, to Washington.
Mrs Emily King and daughter. MISS
Frances Wilde. have returned to their
home ut Van Buren, Furnace. Shenan-
dosh county. after having spent the
winter at their winter home In Phtla-
delphis.
Mrs. Samuel Fetzer has returned to
her home in Moore6eld. w. Va. after
extended visit te-haF- parents. Ar-
and Mrs. NJ. Coffman. of this place,
and her brother-in law. Mr. Marion
EVERY and family. of Mt. jackson.
Mrs William Skies and little daugh-
ter. Of Washington. are visiting Rev.
land Mrs. n. r. skyles, at their home
on South Church street.
Mrs. Eliza Grim. OF New Market Is
1.-THE guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
III. Brun1ba ok.
Mrs Frances French and daughter,
MISS Florence. have arrived from their
home In Washington. to spend the
summer at their old home in this
place.
Miss Ruth Hotties. has returned from
r. weeks visit TO her aunt. Mrs. Will
liam Timherlltae. OF Richmond.
Miss Virginia Haslett. returned We'd
iresday nsht from Butler. Pa, where
she spent the winter as the guest OF
relatives.
Professor II. ]. Benchoff gave an in
formal dance to the young people of
the 4toMn--on>~-Mo nday---niGh in the
"''@''oriunr Of Lantz hall, In honor OF
boys Of the the baseball team.
Mrs. James II, Clover. has returned
from visit TO her mother. Mrs.
N nF
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TRENHOLM

Especial TO The Richmond VirgiHian.)
TRENHOLM. VA. May 5.-Miss
Annie Swami. who has been teach
ing school near Cumberland Court
house. returned TO her home a few
days ago. near Trenholm. to spend her
vacation.
Mrs. Mary Palmore, after ain extend
ed visit to her daughter. Mrs. OBan-
non. T.. South Carolina. will return to
her heine.
Luther Swami. who was Ill last
week with mumps Is now able to be
up. He will resume his work in
few DAYS.
Muddy Creek school closed Friday
with an enjoyable entertainment, en-
.'s'ed Cabin Hui School" The chill.
dren were drilled by their teacher
Miss Halle ellis. Miss ellis has re-
turned to her home near Tobaccovfife.
Miss Grace Swami Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Frank Davis. OF Richmond.
Mrs. Eliza Palmore. who is visit
Ing, her sons. g. NJ. and M. NJ. PAL
more. IN Florida. will soon be turning
hnmeward.
\ Mrs. Albert Tucker. OF Tamworth. II
yisfipg !. Mr.. Michaux Tucker. M
X[@A 1D3M M&A 80 rtf <sN
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Mason, this week s----4-
Miss Bessie Money is spending
some time with her aunt. Mrs. Nc
.Cormick. in Crewe.
Mrs r. w. Scott. from Amelia c. H,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Il. r Bondurant.
Mrs +. j. Hubbard and Mrs. Arnold
Clark and children spent Wednesday
and Thursday with Mrs, Howard
Hardaway in Crewe.
Mrs. Lou Jennings spent a part OF
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Bonnie Weatherford, in Crewe.
Miss spencer of keysVille. Is the
guest of Mrs. c. Il. Hubbard
Mrs J. l.. Weaver visited her
cousin, Miss Carrie Harding, in
Burkeville this week
VIII Robertson and Lotsie Lester,
of cfeHe., spent sa4 fflss J -4eith Meliplifa
and Charlie Bradshaw.
Little Mamie Bernice Terry enter
tanned quite Il number Of her friends
last Saturday evening at her birthday
party.
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WILLIAMSBURG VA, May A.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Greenman have
gone TO Milton Junction, Wis, where
they will spend the summer. They
were accompanied by Or. and Mrs.
y. j. King. while absent Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenman Will celebrate the an
niversary of their golden wedding.
Miss Katherine Geddy IL the guest
OF Miss woodward In Richmond, and
will later 60 to Chesterfield, where
she will visit for several weeks.
Miss Lucy Casey, who has been Wis.,
ting relatives In Richmond for sew
eral weeks, has gone to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Yancy, at Clarksville. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs William Christian,
Of Washington, n. C.. are visiting the
formers mother, Mrs. w. T. Chris
tan.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Jones, OF New
port News. visited the formers par
ents Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Jones, this
week
Mrs Virginia Sforecoek is in New
port News visiting her son, Mr.. Edloe
Morecock.
Mrs. Carroll French, OF Buffalo, N.
Y. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. K.
NJ. Brooks.
Miss Virginia Warburton, who has
been In Ashland for some time, has re-
turned home.
Rev NJ. j. Hoover was a Richmond
visitor this week.
Mrs. Alfred Miles has returned from
a short visit to Richmond.
Afr VA Rnzarth-hag returned
from Philadelphia. where he accom-
panied his mother. who will spend
some time there with relatives
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LEESBURG

LEESBURG. VA. May 4---Nrs
Walter Harrison entertained inform
ally Friday evening at her home on
King street. LeesDurg Her guests
we've Misses Jane Holman, Lucy aud
Louisa Davis, Maria and Alice Har-
rison. Mrs. frank Conrad. Mrs. Louis
Powell, Mrs. James " lillian Foster,
Mrs. Frank Conrad. Mrs. william ;.
Grammar. and Mrs, Frederick Louis
Grammar
MRS. Robert Mcdonald was hostess
81 luncheon today at her home near
town.
lrs. Robert Emmeet.tt. Funston Ir..
and children. of st. Louis, are visiting
at the home OK Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Dibrell. OF this Town
William Giddings, Of Washington,
spent the weekend at the home OF
his mother. Mrs, Charles Glenntille
Giddings. in Cornwall street
Miss Maize Metzger, Of New York
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Albert Met4ger, in the
suburbs of town.
Elliott Van Deyanter. OF Baltimore.
was the weekend guest Of his ia
ther. Charles o, Van Devanter.
William Snyder OF Washington,
spent the weekend with friends in
i.eesburg.
Miss Eta Davis, OF Charlottesville,
Va. is visiting at the home OF her
sister ffe, ,a4ssee DaviK ssf tkifs roSgn
Mrs. Carter Page and small son,
returned Thursday 10 their home In
Cuipeper, Va, from a visit at this
home OF Mrs. Robert Preston. In the
suburbs of Leesburg
Miss Mary James Ferguson. stu
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BOWLING GREEN

Especial to The Richmond virginian.,
BOWLING GREEN. May 4.---Mrs.
T. d. Coghill. who has been visiting
her daughters. Mesdames w. L. and
W. c. Boyd In Richmond, has re-
turned home.
The Bridge Club was entertained on
Friday afternoon by Misses Annie
and Lucy Voolfolk at "Oak Ridge"
the home of their sister, Mrs j L.
Jordan. -------------
Rev. and Mrs f. II. Rowe, who
rave been spending the week at their
country home, Holly Hill, have re-
turned to Buena Vista.
Mrs Louis Paiadini and Miss Flora
Tenella, of Washington, d. c., were
the guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs,
Eugene b. Travis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Chandler. spent
the week end with their parents.
]. T. Upsher and sister, OF Teeter,
have been recent guests Of the family
of Eugene Broaddus.
Mrs. w. W. Green, Of the Lawn
hotel left this week to visit her par
en+s in Chatham.
DR.. and Mrs Clarence Campt ~. Of
Sparta. Va, visited their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ohio p. Smoot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-05
HEATHSVILLE

Especial 10 The Richmond Eirginian,)
HEATHSVILLE, VA, May &.~-Lee-
Jackson Chapter, L. d. c., OF North
cumberland county will hold exercises
at Heathsyilie on June for the be-
stowal of Confederate crosses. Colonel
Robert r. Lee, Jr., of Fairfax county.
will be among the prominent speakers
on this occasion. The chapter will
also hold Il memorial service al Fair
fields Baptist church on May 10. Rev.
A. j. Reamy, Sr. will make an az.
dress.
Maurice Meredith Rowe, son of Mr..
II. C.. Rowe, of Heathsyille and Miss
fTten ftuttT swami daughter u .fr.
and Mrs, c. G. Swami, Of Rainswood.
were married at the home of the
bride on Wednesday evening by Rev.
A. j. Reamy, Jr., OF Heathsvilie They
will reside at springfield, beauti-
full suburban home.