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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
NEW COMPANyW|LL
USE BY,PR0OUCTS
BRANCH OF PYP.TES COMPANY
ENTERS MANUFACTURING
FIELD AT ROANOKE

ROANOKE. VA August Fl pue OF
The latest concerns g come into the
manufacturing circle. Of Roanoke and
further diversity the sfi,ias.r.es Of tfgts
city Is the Pyrit"s company, I'D II
London. which recently decided l.,
place branch plant IN this city
The Buildings that VIII house he new
operation are in course of eonstructto
near the huge furnaces OF the Virginia
iron, Coal ana Coke company MIR q
w Gray. who was sent here by the
company 10 take charge ~ the local
branch has moved his office from the
Davis and StephenSuu building on
kifk avenue. TO the site Ut the .pIAut.
d" office building has been completed
and IL being used ny Mr. Gray and
his force who are supervising The de-
tails OF construction on the other build
ings
The plant viii consist az group
Of buildings, including several large
tanks warehouses and what IL known
as si'tering plant, IN brief. the con-
Germ will convert the by-producfs n,
southern fertilizer plants into iron ore
that can be smelted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
\ Tribute tn t.oyar,or uu-nn

We nave heretofore called attention 10 thr
49, mat the nature of tho attacks made anon
WOODROW wilson by his political opponents con
stltute the highest possible compliment IN rim,
~ hls character or ability the policies he
auN"cateS could be successfully assaulted W..
may De sure. that Lh. resaurcAfNl l4olitinia ~ "a
VINO oppose him wound not waste their Time
raking up isolated sentences from his vrittan
"oI Ms ana oS printing them without their con
text attempt 10 create an impression when me
auInor himself never intended to convey
When this species of nisrepresentatio, +skss
the form of an endeavor to arouse racial nreiu
g., ~ 80 81" ''"'0"P 'ipte as fut!te. Baltimore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
THE CAVE MAN

In letter to the New York sun writer
says
The third term candidate is a bit off
in his Biblicics II Ia not Armageddon
but Adunam that he is thinking of See
Samuel xii.
And every one that was in distress.
and every one that was in debt, and every
one that was disseminated gathered them
selves unto him David at the cave Of
Adullaml
lit is surprising to find so we'll read
person as the Colonel laundering as to the
name OF the place where the Gsraeitish
soreheads foregathered."
II the third term candidate Col Roosevelt,
can head revolt as successful that of the
cave, man Of Israel he viii not have lived in
vain Whether Col Roosevelt was mixed in
his reference to Biblical history is another
matter. Armageddon is said TO be the hill
or mountain, where King Necho of Egypt de-
feated and MORALLY wounded the Jewish king
Josiah Necho had designs on Assyria and
fearing to leave a possible ally to the Assyrians
his rear had turned his attention 70 putting
King Josiah out OF his campaign.
Roosevelt as the third party between the
ontending Egyptian Democrats and the Assyr-
would not cut an impressive
igure but as the leader of the political sore.
leads such as the band that gathered in the
ave OF Adullam, he becomes imposing.
The leader OF he outlaws. anointed OF the
ord became King OF israel There are those
\ no see In Col. Roosevelt another David In
he eyes OF those who are not blind however
i. is shat ssai who appeared among the prop
II
ien
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
TRAMP PURSUED
TAKES TO WATER

were following. but tramp wha
had at last learned the Lesson that
cleanliness ~ next 10 godliness that
two policemen chased Yesterday
morning through half Henrico coun-
" attd finally ran into Hicks pond
Il give mp he said when the
water reached his neck He came
out. but there was no resemblance
between him and the man wanted
for the murder of Thomas Chalklev
Seaboldt early in the morning OF
July 5th
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
LOCAL. TAFT FOLLOWER SEES
CERTAIN VICTORY AHEAD FOR
GOVERNOR WOODROW VIII SON

been ripple IN the surface II Ia
Understood. however, that there viii
b" an awakening from tho spathy
I which has thus far chara eteri2ed thet.
campaign with the ORGANIZATION az a
Taft club In the East End next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
CITY TO IMPROVE
UPPER HULL STREET

The city engineers department will
at once begin to improve and widen
Hull street. beyond the railroad tho
property for that purpose hayirr
been secured through condemnation
proceedings. The property extends
several hundred feet along HuIl
street. and was secured from Messrs
Jones. Gil and Burruss at cost
OF sass.
The money liz now in bank ready
for the owners
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

Colonel Roosevelt opened his campaign here
TO-DAY. and the enthusiastic welcome he
cefved worried the Republican leaders In
fact many predictions were heard tonight that
Mt election time Governor Wilson would cap
turt the electors even from this rock-ribbed
standpat Republican State result OF the
split Colonel and his third party has brought
about
EIated by his party reception, the Colonel in
an address at Infantry hau tonight declare
tfat he believed the Progressivex would win by
d handsome majority IL they could get the peo-
pie to realize what they were trying to accom-
plish. His managers here. however are not
declare that they win break the Republican
party"
II is the fact that men from all ranks OF life
who never before took touch Interest in politics
are now turning out that has thrown the scare
lnto the camp OF the Taft leaders, headed by
Gen. Charles A. Wilson, Governor pothier
former Senator Aldrich and his successor Sen
ator Lippitt.
The crowd that greeted the Colonel when his
bah pulled into the station a different
eft Wd than they had seen before. Fully
HooV persons, many OF them from the textile
MUS many from the shops, lawyers and bust
ness men, crowded Exchange Place City Square
ana Dofrahce street. along which Colonel koose-
Ntt passed on his way TO the hotel. They
oiteked the pathway twice and demanded "a
speech before the short journey was finished
The loudest cheers came when he slashed out
al tne rule on the bosses" and appealed for and
In bringing about the rule OF the people
some OF The enthusiasm the Infantry hall
meeting may have been due to the fact that
every one occupying seats on the main floor
an enrolled Progressive. Those who enrolled
snd agreed 10 support the candidate received
zee tickets as far they went. The seats in
me balcony reserved for the women sold at 81
e1'l ana went like hot cakes The price OF
seats at the overflow meeting al tha Opera
hoLse was 90 cents THIS plan was adopted To
l'ay the expenses, said Mr.. Boan At the over
10" meeting Colonel Roosevelt made another
ettEck on the tariff plank OF the Democratic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

That Mr. Debs feels moved especially to an
tagonze the Progressive party indicates that he
fears Il detection from his own party of a class
Of voters who may be inclined to unite with an
organization which at the outset is making more
stir in American politics than the Socialists have
been BILE to make in years OF organization and
effort-Nashvitle Democrat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
William Booth.


me FOUNDER and chief OF the Salvation ARMY
oeao IN London we'll ON in mis- eighty-third
year, Was a born evangelist so given to outdoor
pfeachihE mat he broke with his Methodet
brethren at an early age This was IN. kew 70
as feiharkaDl" career that OF Peter the
f'trinl' ana or much more value 10 the world
rue insisted on taking organized religion from
INDOORS outdoors He appealed TO the emotional
eIemehI nut gave II practical working dtrec-
BON from church called militant he started
an accessory which militant and militia MT
seven GAYS IN the week. From church which
employed military terms in its hymns and other
neFotons he boldly worked a way into military
forms and titles and used them effectively In
fesculhe the fallen and arousng the iudffYeren MT
among Inc poor and outcast At first ridiculad
and disdained and his army mobbed he lived To
attend the coronation Of an English king nv
special invitation.
Inc problem or poverty has not been sotvad
oy ms clty and farm and oversee colonies but
great work In helpful charity and practical
rel g1ous force survives him with posts ali
around the Norld.-New York World
The Woman - My husband is forty TODAY
You'd never believe that there is ACTUALLY, tan
in ctr aKes.
me Man~-Why, no. indeed, I'm sure Won
look every bit as Young he does-Boston
Transcript
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
Dels~ on the Progressive Party.

# is apparent that the Socialist national
leaders apprehensVe that the Progressive
party viii draw considerable percentage OF
voters from the Socialist party. At any rate,
MIR Eugene Debs the Socialist nominee Tor
PRESIDENT. il taking pains to differentiate the
ST clalist party from the Progressive party and
show why Socialists should let the new party
seyerly alone. In letter to the New York
Times Mr.. Debs calls the Bull Moose party a
hybrid organization corresponding to the Liberal
party In Great Britain, which professed to be
CrPaEiZed to represent the common people, and
especially the working class, and turned out TO
be the most reactionary party in that country
He says The really progressive planks m the
Progressive platform were taken bodily from
the Socialist platform. and even the flag OF
See Ia ism appropriated or at least fmita-
ted by the red handsua Of the Roosevelt fol-
lovers He SAYS. In the aggregate, the Pro-
sressiNe party is middle class protest against
trust domination the middle class will furnish
the votes. and the trusts in the event of Roose
Nelts election. Will take care OF the administra
Inn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
White Iron Beds, S7.75

Continuous pillars i-l6-inches:
top rod - inches; bottom rod
and filters 3-s-inch. Has brass tube
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
White Iron Beds, $500

Continuous pillars Punches. bot
tom rod and filters 5-l6-inch height
OF head S. inches. foot 81 inches
Others at $500. $500 snd $3.50.
Third floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-22
White Iron Beds, S4.75

Continuous pillars / l-ie-inchcs
bottom rod 3-S-inch; filler SIS
inch height OF head 81 l-2 inches
foot SO IL inches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
SKEEN CONTINUES
HIS INVESTIGATION

Bristol, va. July 27.-Dap.te the
threats of bloodshed in Lee county. va
on account OF the Investigation by
Judge skeen into Wholesale election
law violations. embracing many bsio-
cry cases. the fearless judge OF the
court goes on with his investigation.
He mas conolued term OF his court
in the adjoinlne county OF Dickinson.
in which convictions We're secured in
thirty or more cases. y hne Of 500
was imposed with each conviction
The election cases in Lee county.
where more than 200 men have been
indicted. are to he called for trial on
August 10 Judge Skeen carried a
test case 10 the supreme Court in or
der to know fully his grounds before
entering into the trial of these cases
The upper court confirms his opinion
that he may compel persons to give
evidence as to buying votes. The Stu
alton Is delicate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

s. gned tho internal revenue collector
ship. Mr. Summers has SAID that ne is
not O candidate and that ne IS sup
but II AIr siernr should not be a can
c!dste. II T. believed that SIR sum
nefs would be il q recep tive mood
AMI II nominated. ne would make an
General Rufus a. ayers the Dem
ocratic nominee for Congress. will
soon launch his campaign. He is con
cedai 10 be one Of the most popular
men In the district Besides MS popu-
ia-ity. he IS man OF great force and
possesses splendid ability. That ne viii
receive the hearty and undivided sup
port OF the Democrats goes without
saving He Is one OF the hest men in
the state, and wolld be an honor TO
the party In either the lower or upper
Iluse ot .ongress
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
Edmnnda. ID IL nohburg. who

Edmunds. OF Ly nohburg. who are
spending the su INNER here Among
those present Were the Mesdan1es VIII
liam Lancaster. Holt Edmunds and
James Easley Miss Sallie Edmunds
ana uhe Misses KITTY Lancaster Flor
ence Easley. Re becca Leigh. Louise
kasey and Emmn Edmunds and Holt
hdmunds. James S. Easley. Charles
ana August SchAeIer William and Tom
Leigh. Wood and Easley Bouldin.
Frank and Jack Faulkner Gilmer
EasleN Archer Dorsey John Martin
DICK Barksdale and Robert Vaughan.
OF South Boston.
Miss Lula Eo,nundson the Misses
Mildred and Grace Edmunds and llttle
guests OF James Chastine. of New
York. on trip to Old Point Balti-
more and New York.
Mrs. Robert lancaster and MISS
kitty Lancaster have returned to
kichmond after visit to Mrs r.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson and
EVerette and frank Harmon and
Holmes Mckinney. all OF Lynchburg.
ar the guests " Mr.. ana Mrs. Paul
Edmunds.
one OF the most enjoyable events OF
the summer took place last saturday
night when lnrgc party OF Houston
young people 'stormed" Mr. and Mrs.
hooert Haskins. at their pretty coun-
Try place. "Spr,ngwood" The guests
took lunch baskets with them. and
~ Mrs HasNi ms $. After that dane
ing Was INDUCED IN until tho close of
the evening when delicious ice cream
and cake were served hy the hostess
ne party consisted of Mesdamcs Cor
uon tlnncy. of Washington. and las
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
MAY
Old RELATIO MS
France and Vatican Said to Be
on Eve OF Reapproach-
ment.
RUMoR HAS BEEN DENIED
Prime Minister Realizes Losses
Estrangemcnt Has
Caused.

Especial Cable to Tho Times Dlsn,,,h
Paris. July 27-It is quite .vrd.,,
thst movement is under way for the
.,eapproachment Of France and the
vatican. although n report from, Ro,ne
dcn!es the Inspiration there or q rsce,,,
news agency announcement OF such a
possibility. No member OF tho French
government Is willing to admit mo
likelihood Of q diplomatic representa-
I'VE being sent to the Holy See mt
the'e IL no longer any doubt that tho
toNef hnsnt IN beginning to realize tho
serious national losses resulting from
.he enhancement II So common talk
IN the best Informed circles that primo
minister Po!ncare IS too wipe a station.
man not to see tho necessltv or or
hcially re-estabiishing relations a, tho
Nauoan tnat he should act IN the in
t"rest Of the country
Dr. Nioholar Murray butler nrest-
Gent Of Columbia University. whose
promotion 70 commandment OF tho
Legion 81 Honor has been warmly in
dorsed by intellectual France. starts
Tomorrow for a months visi. 70 Boil
Sium Holland and North Germany.
br Butler was guest OF AnnbasRado-
end Mrs Herrick at dinner last Mon
oay evening
ID Butler Is much Interested in the
French proportional Representation.
which has given occasion tor an almnst
daily interchange n letters between
Primo Miais;eT Poincare. its father.
and Senator clemenceau. whose sobri-
qtet Is Tho old Tiger and who is
a. the senatorial opposition The docu-
mente. though all addressed 10 Dear
Friend and Advlsary" arc most oaus-
tic and models OF pol,eness
Dr Butler regards the proportional
representation sunEeot as deserviu.
oeep studs. but IS not prensred to
lass Judgment "Resp onslbli-y rests
VITA The mQnarchs while f. democra-
c.es the idea prevails that reapousi-
niity should rest In majority OF the
people
Or Magyar FOR many years head q
the state Insane Asylum. read a paper
before the Acadamy OF Medlcine this
Teek IN which ne said the hes, re-
suits had been obtained IN ireatin.
insane and a!choiic patients hy keep
Ing them In oeds IN common nail
ins,ea4 ~ IN solitary rooms He SAID
that among 1000 patients haudlcd this
way yearly there had been only three
suicides am OF whom were men Dr.
Nagnan advocates women nlrs-l IN
preierence 20 men for insane patients.
Nj and Mrs Gary lest Paris
'nis week FOR Carlsbad. going - auto
-s2oile He was looking we'll and
faid ne Intended 70 forge; business
entirely while IN Europe
Mr. ana MIS- = T Stoteshury have
gone ~ automobile 20 Aiaiienhal
M and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt
air and Mrs Ernes' lseiin. Mrs Leroy
Jdear Mrs Kemp and Major Creighton
wehb we've disnor'ng this week a, the
dancing pavilion ~ the Magic City.
the Coney Islaai ~ Parts
Mr. MeCormiek wife of ire former
I'm assaco-. has given up hcr apart-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
MALVERN + I'LL
tspecial to The rlmel Dispatch. ]

Malvern Hin. Va. Jul ) IA beau
t.tul dance was given at The Hail."
Granville. on Wedne.ida = night by c.
Hin Carter and Paul .ireley. Among
the guests present we're Misses i.
Beckwith and NJ Eva rs. OF West Vir-
g.nia: J. Yancey. OF New York. b
Emerson. OF Portsmt1 sue. Carrie
X and NJ Rufln. kid ia Carter NJ
Lawrence. of Petersbu IL; n. Bate.
81 ana l. Van Pelt q. Prince Geors.
county: sue Carter, u ~ ma Gil, sadie
Harrison, %. WllliAnsl lurS. Anne Ruf-
I'm and Emily harrt; on. Mira II. 7.
Harrison. Mr. and Mr. $. Van Pelt Mr..
and Mrs : Parle X cgester. Jr.. Nh.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Bell. " sSsrs Mcfarland
oil Williamson, Daily, lowers. W. Bell,
C. II. Carter. y. Johns 1n, NJ. Harrison.
c. MvCann OF NorioE k Z. Harrison.
Ii : saunders, D. II III. +. Saunders.
Pinckney Harrison. o. Danville, and
j Ruffin. Jr-
Plnckney Harrison, - Danville. are
the guests OF John Kuiilin, Jr, at
Misso Elouise Beck with. OF Charles
town. w Va. Bertha - inerson OF Ports
mouth and Mary Evan S. OF Rolls town,
w Va, who has been Members OF Miss
Emily H4rrison's hous- party at "iay
View" for the past =: eek LETT Friday
Carleton saunders. OF Richmond, has
returned nome from three weeks
visit TO his uncle H. 8 saunders. at
Miss Mary Nelson. o High Hills"
loft on Wednesday ft4r Waynesboro.
where she Will spend the month Of
Misses Frances an d Elizabeth Car
iilis.S on saturday = ON a week' 5
visit to Virginia Ijeac b
Robert Cauett. who has been visit
ing at ay View" for several days.
left on Monday for Richmond, en- route
to his home in Glou. ester.
II $ Saunders. II ostnr and Carleton
saunders. ". NJ and j. NJ Bell and c.
lin carter spent Nc nda,y of this week
Miss Alice Roysi,. accompanied by
her nephew. Master + .wis Hogan. of
.porghams.' left L Ne. day for Buch-
anan. Botetourt colInt v. where they
Will spend the rema in,ler of the sum
' Mr and Mrs. Ro' be,u kirkland. of
Richmond. with the II little son. ar
rived Wednesday ant viii be the guests
of the latter's sist 81 Mrs :. Parke
Register. at her HON {. "Riverview.'
Mrs S a Clark. Mis- ses Jean s and
Margaret G Clark Sc Ant Tuesday OF
this week in Ftichmon =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
HoUST0 ON
rsno,iolto The Tim es-Disnatch.

rSnccial to The Tim es-Disnatch.1
Uouston Va July p i-Aiiss Rehecca
I.aioh went 10 Norfol K last Saturday
10 visit Mrs. shirley Carter
Mrs Edmund Schaef or has returned
10 her home in I.yn chburg. after a
pleasant fortnight sp@ II with Mr. and
Mrs Robert Haskins,
Miss Estellc Byrd OF Tampa, Fla,
vas the guest of Mss Adrianna Webb
last week
Miss fizabeth 70 puldin gave a de
nisht 10 her last wi ,rnr's pupils. and a
rev other young peo,4-@s. Dancing and
games we're the order OF the even
inr Those pres mt were Misses Mary
Green and r.ncA Jordan. Mary
Peachy Eos.ey VII sinia Lovelace.
Dolly Bouldin. "a !l1al jeth ami Mar
saret Edmunds. Es j2abeth Morton
Bouldln and PAM and John Reilly
Edmunds Lorrin darlington. Morris
Hankins. Holt BouAd 2n. Charlie French
Last FRIDAY niai II an attractive
danes WAS given b.. JIF and MIS-. Paul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
CONVENTION WILL
MEET IN BRISTOL
tspecial TO The Times-Dlspatoa. J

Bristol Va July s7.-Peter J. Daven-
1ort Republican chairman OF the Smith
Nlrglna uistrict has issued formal
cali flr convention 70 be held IN
Hristoi beginning az o'clock Oh the
afternoon ~ W.dneSGey. August ..
Tor the purpose ~ nominating candi-
date FOR Congress-
The basis ~ representation tn this
convention VIII hoe ONE delegate and
one alternate for every twenty hve
votes case for Congress Sl-mp IA
the election II 1910
The county and clty committees are
directed und"r this cal to forthwith
as the time and place for holding
county and city mass meetings These
meetings will name delegates TO the
district convention. The call concludes
with the following paragraph IAN
voters without regard 70 past party
aiaNation. who believe in Republican
principals and policies. are cordially
invited 10 participate in the proceed
ugs ~ the county and city mass meet
tngs
The bei!es now Is ,ha, Representa-
tive Slemp VIII be the choice OF the
convention without opposition but In
ti~ event the situation is such that
ne may deem il not advisable to ac-
cept tho nomination. 81 is more than
probable that II Will 20 TO his hrst
lieutenant and ardent co-worke-. tho
Hon. l. p Summers. VINO recently re
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28
BLACKSBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Blackshurg Va. July 27.-With SOW
eral homes in town closed while ;helr
owners are enjoying n month at the
springs or seashore. some of the
young women making a round of visits
in various parts OF the state. and near
~ all or the cadets gone for n vaca
ton. things social are very dull ana
the past week has been devoid OF any
entertaining even OF the most informal
kind
Mrs. c W Faeg Mrs. c. w. Black
and Professor J. VI. johnson have join
ed the large party OF Blacksburg peo-
pie at the Red sulphur Springs
Professors Harry Gudneim ami c
". Holaway. with their families. arc
on a camp near New River, ana will
remain until the middle OF August.
Miss Susie Henderson. ACCOMPANIED
by her guests. the Misses Parker OF
Monte Maria Convent. have returned
to Richmond after months stay at
the home OF DR.. " f Henderson here.
Miss Marie Bolton returned to Mid
hurst" Thursday after a lengthy visit
to South Carolina and relatives in
Richmond
Mrs James Williams and little
daughter. of Richmond. and Miss KATE
Snowden OF Rlueheld. are guests OF
Mrs William I.yOrook
Miss Elizabeth Bell. OF Pulaski. is
spending ten days here with her
cousin Miss Susie Robinson
Mrs Allen Evans, OF Chrlstiansbure.
and Miss Lily Walker. OF Roanoke
are visiting their sister. Mrs j. NJ.
Misses Anna ana Margaret Bas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-28

Reedsvine. n c.. Marie lawson of
Son.h Boston: Kitty Lancaster. OF
Richmond Sallie Edmunds OF Lynch
burg; Florence Easiey. Emma Ed
munds and Louise Kasey and James
Karksdale. John Martin. James and
Gilmer Easley Charles and August
Schaefer. William and Tom Leigh Ar
chie Dorsey Frank and Jack Faux
ner.
James Ball. OF Richmond. was tho
guest OF Gilmer Easley for the two
days last week.
Charles Schaefer. of Baltimore. and
August Schaefer. Of Lynchburg have
returned TO their homes after a week
spent with Archie Dorsey
George Raymond Frost was a visitor
at the Orange horse show.
Last Friday night hay ride was
given by Miss Margaret Harris in
honor of her guest. Miss Fanny Davis.
of Richmond. The merry party drove
by way of Mrs. David Webb's, where
they stopped for a little dance. Among
the other guests We're the Misses Dolly
BouLiin Mary Green Jordan. Eliza
beth French. Mary Coles and RATHER
Inc Hankins. Adrianna and ovid Webb.
Estclle Byrd and Elizabeth Edmunds
and Charlie French. Holt Bouldin. Ed
ward Dorsey, Iorrin Darlington. John
Edmunds. John Barksdale and Holt.
While and Morris Hankins
Miss Ovid Webb has gone TO visit
Mrs. Julia Sparrow and her three
daughters nave been spending a week
with Mrs Samuel Carter. a few miles
ont OF town.