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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-09
Changes IN Egyptian Life.

Egyptians who have been educated
In this country or who have been her.
on business trips or simply as a part
OF their education. are working zeal
ously In theiro native land to have
their wives adopt many American
ideas and customs. In the last tyen
ty-hve years American influence has
been felt greatly in Egypt. Many
fathers In Egypt are educating their
daughters to read and write English,
and have encouraged them to play IN
many games Just as English and
American girls do. Through that edu.
cation the social life Of Egypt is 60
Ing through a transition.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-09
HoIsINeToN
From The Dispatch

"
10 5000 5000 90 o o
The Misses Dorothy and Lura Had.
ley of sEmporia STARTED for their HON,
Tuesday: Their aunt. Mrs. Chas. TIN
dali, accompanied them as far as
Great Bend.
Miss Eva Mccormick OF Shattuck,
Oklahoma, visited last week with hel
aunt, Mrs. Albert Allison at Great
Perd. Her cousin, Miss Jissie Oil.
rhant CT Claflin visited her at Great
Berd> and they beth went to Claflin
Friday morning.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Dethample OF
Blhnwcod visited Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schwagers
Rev. R. GraebI'er Of Great Bend
visited with Rev. o. G.. Heberstreit
yesterday. Rev. Lind showed them
the city and neighborhood In his car
Frank Briggs and wife went to
Great Bend Wednesday, evening
E. E. Eppeuson, Sam Kellam and
Will TOwnsley were here this morn
ing enroute to Claflin, looking after
their political chances.
! P. c. Kopplin and family went to
Great Bend to spend Sunday. 90
]. H. Hartman and wife went to
Hutchinson Sunday morning.
Mrs Fred Chi,ds and baby, Marion
went to Burton Wednesday to visit
relatives.
Miss lola Morgan, who has been
visiting Miss Myrtle HolIar, returned
home to Khasas City Wednesday.
Miss Ella Bagley went to Pueblo
Sunday to spend her, vacation with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Rosa Elder and baby of
Walsenberg, Colorado, passed throug
here Monday en- her way to visit her
sister, Mrs. w. o. Griffin at Great
Bend.
Mrs. c, E. Coffey passed through
town the first of the week on her
way from st. ice to Great Bend
where she will visit her parents be-
fore leaving for her future home in
Dslta, Colorado.
j. D. Peugh and family returned
Friday from trip to Kansas City. q
Mrs. Frank Ramp and son, Court
ney, Miss Jane Reamy and Mrs. Mar
tin Thompson went to Great Bed to.
day to visit friends.
Engineer A. Goodwin and wife and
daughter, Miss Elva, left Tuesday on
No. 8 for a trip to the mountains
with Denver as headquarters.
F. V. Roesler and wife, Martin
Drechsler and Fred Childs will leave
tonight for an extended trip IN the
mountains They will fish In the
Gunniscn river and visit Salt Lake
City.
Ed Heltemes returned Sunday fror
trip of a week In the mountains
B. v. Ripple and his family of Pu-
eblo accompanied him. They visited
at Cripple Creek and Colorado Spgs.,
and put in most OF their time at
Clyde Park camp, near Helen Hunt
Jackson's grave. They devoted their
time to mountain climbing and VS.
iting places Of interest for their his
tory or scenery.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-09
oELLINwooo 90
From The Leader.
40 % o o o o o o o 90
Carl Kennel 6isited in HUTCHINSON

Carl Kennel sisted in Huehinson
eyer Sunday. g
George Brewer visited at Lyons
one day last week.
The Misses Marie end Edith 10
marek went to Gfeat Eend WIetnes-
day for a short visit. 90 Q
NEss Mamie Dresser and Miss An
ma Workman who has been visiting
her, went to Kars2s City the last CT
the wen.
A. E. TAYLOR was here from Great
Bend lest Thursday afternoon look
ing after some real estate and insur-
ance business in This vicinity g
Elmer Brodie came up from Wich'
tia Sunday morning for visit Of a
day with his family, who are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. D, Bose.
George Morris, George Wagner
and ChaEses HerOld were out south
, west of Great Bend Saturday even
ing and furnished the music for a
dance'given by U. B. McGreevey.
Mrs: Ed Melcher was taken seri-
Ously i'll with an attack Of heart
trouble this week. She is slighbiy
better now, but still is 70 very SER
ious coalition.
Miss Ruth and Master Lloyd Nc
Mullen Neturned Sunday evening
from viAt Of a few days with rela-
tive9at Great BeEd. Misses Jennie
McMuElen and Clara auckland &C
eompspied them home and visited
here between trains.
Miss Lydia Geinzel went to Hutch
inson the last Of the week to visit
with her sister. Mrs. Charles Prick,
and family.
Mrs. A. Jung left Saturday even
ing for, a visit in Denver and from
thee sA wis go to Stratton, Colo,
for a visit with her brother, Oliver
SchrFpel, ard family.
Oscar Schrepel, who has been
clerkhg - the Fashion store for
comes Onths past, has resigned his
position there ADD is again at his old
place as night miller with the Wolf
Milling Co. O.
4 A jolly bunch of young folks vert
out to the Dalziel farm on. Cow
Greek Wednesday morning where
they will enjoy the experience of a
camping trip until Saturday night.
g Mrs. Henry6Weber and children
and Miss Wilson cane in the last
Of the week for a visit with Mrs.
Weber's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
KleE&er' .
Ehere was good big crowd at the
Su6merte& Ball given BY the X of
sC's. in their hall "Wednesday evening
and as usual everyone had fine
time. BAsides the usual large crowd
Of home folks there was a large
number here fEAm he neighboring
towns and all oppressed themselves
as having enjoyed most pleasant
evening. 90
For few weeks after she is en-
gag@ a gerl thinks flirting a crime.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-09

Miss Edna Cone visited friends
In Hutchinson Sunday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-09
Menest Kind Of. Incident

A woman can kiss another woman
without involving the slightest per-
ceptible interruption to the converse,
ton Ohio State Journal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-09
News From Over E, The County

90 90 . . go
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-08-09
AT THE TURN OF THE TRAIL.

By Chart Pitt
Watching the trail in the cleaning
Till it fades in the gathering night
Then chained to my dreams l am
roaming,
Far ahead in the soft purple Hight
Soulless it winds like a silver thread
From the southern hills to the arc
tic sky,
One end is chained to the years
ahead.
The other runs back to the years
gone by. coo
Before me are hills l never have trod
But they beckon and lure and WOO
At the other end is my native sod
And a heart that l know is true.
The deathless lure of a goodlby kiss,
A haven Of refuge when all things
fail,
An evening song and the fireside
bliss
Are calling me back from the turn
Of the trail.
ITree-pOint Light Station, Ketchikan.
Alaska.
Miss Edna Cone visited friends
In Hutchinson Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
WAVERLY

Especial TO The Times DispatohI
WaVcTiy. Ma, February ZAP. Fleet :
wood and daughter, Miss SaIlic Bette
Fleetwood lett Waveriy TO-DAY for IA
ten days visit to friends and relatives
in Delaware and Maryland
j. Z. West. Jr., was in Richmond
Monday night TO witness the play
Hamlet"
Colonel Robert W. Arnold has re-
turned from three days visit TO
oxford n. {.
John +. Baird and Miss Grace West
visited Mrs. j. T. West, at the Pro-
testant Hospital, Norfolk. or Thurs
day.
Frank b. Davis. OF Newport News.
WAS the guest of his friends IN Wayer-
~ last sunday.
Judge Jesse Felix West was in Rich
mond on Friday of this week.
Edward White. Of Norfolk. spent sew
sral days in WaYerly this week
w t. Daniel spent Wushington's
The women Of the Waver)y Chris
tian Church gave a measuring party
and supper at the Old High School
building on FRIDAY evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. l. Gray and daugh-
ter, Miss Nell have returned home
from two days visit i'll Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. John -. Cray visited
Richmond one day this week
Mrs Julia Pulliam and Mss Mar
sucritc Taylor, of Prince George. were
guests in the home of Judge j. u
Nest on Sunday last.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
RADFoRD

Especial TO The Times DIspatch.)
Radford, Va. February 2i.--Thc
young women or the West End Hotel
gave Valentine party Friday night
The parlor and halls were decorated IL
ferns. potted plants and red hearts,
the color scheme being red. Many
games Were played. but the fortune
Telling by Mrs. \. T. Goldsmith ana
Cupid's post Office, whore Miss Brownie
Dclp presided, were the main feature.
OF the evening. y salad course. and
sweets were served by Misses Dixie
Clark. Mary and Ethel Lane. ann
punch was served by Miss Mildred
Dclp.
The annual pancake party OF Grace
Ep!scopa: cnurch wes held at the
home OF Mrs. w. ]. Kcnderu!nc.
Captain and Mrs. William Ingics
We're guests last week OF Mrs. Thoma 3
Ingics, N Roanoke.
Mrs j. ", Flanngan entertained the
Presbyterian Ala Society this week.
Miss Helen Otey. OF Wythcviile Is
the guest al Miss Margaret NRi
Fred Harvey and Dan Howe. OF V. Il
J.. THURSDAY at nuute.
Miss Maudc Johnson entertained "a
number OF her friends Wednesday
evening at "a Dutch dinner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
ROANOKE

Especial TO The Times u spatch.D
Roanoke, Va. February 2i.--Thc So
einl season closed with TWO Of the
hnndsomest receptions ever given here.
that of ALrs. NJ Lacy Parker last Fri
day, and NFs. w 5. Gregory. on Tues
day.
Mrs. Grcgory's home WAS bow or
Of greenery and cut-nowcrs with soft
ly shaded lights, thus presenting a
lovely scene The drawing rooms and
library were In pink, Quantities OF
carnations and potted azalcas com
h'ncd with trailing vines and ferns,
being used. The dininSroo and hall
presented a cheerful aspect, being III
red, silver vases holding masses of
Richmond roses The dining table was
daintily arranged with Richmond
roses. rcd shaded candles and bon
bons In cut glass Miss F.tta Smith
greeted the guests In the hail and in
vited them to tho receiving lire. where
Mrs. Gregory was assisted by Mrs. j.
n. Lewis. Mrs. Roy Smith and Miss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
BERRYVILLE

Especial to The Times pispatch.,
Berryville, Va, February 2i.--Mrs.
Crugar Smith. OF Charlcs;own, w Va
Is visiting Mrs. \. Moore, jr.
Miss Lucy Arbogast, of Highland
county is visiting Mrs j. w Gavcr
Miss Annie Moore has returned iron
an extended visit to Frederick, Nd
After an extended trip 10 many
Southern points, MI. and Mrs. y Cum
minis have returned 10 their home at
"Audlcy.'
Mir. and Mrs. Milton Brown gave .
delightful dance at their country
home. THE Island" recently. IT which
there were about twenty-five guests.
At midnight refreshments were served,
after which the dance continued until
a late -Four
Tho resignation of the Rev. s IS.
Phillips, as pastor OF three Preshytc-
rian churches in Clarke county. has
been accepted by the different conGrc-
cations. and has been favorahiy acted
upon by the local prcsbytery Mr..
Phillips leaves fo2 oxford \. c., his
new field. within two or three weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Carter recently
celebrated the siNticth anniversary of
their marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
WINCHESTER
Tspecinl 10 The Tln1es.Digputch.

Especial to The Times Disputch.l
Winchester, Va. FEBRUARY s4.--Tho
social Eaieties which have been very
numerous and enjoyable during the
midwInttr season, closed Tor the Len
ten season on Monday night, when the
" incncster German Club gave its final
bali in Rouss Han. The attendance
was unusually large. and Il number
OF out OF town guests We're present.
Mrs. Stewart Ben has gone Oh a
visit To relatives and iricnus in BAL
Mrs. $. y. I.atano left Winchester
several days ago 10 spend some time
visiting irienos in Washington.
Miss Mary Winkley. OF Harrison
burg, VINO has been visiting Miss Rose
tivcs In Conn.lisrille, Pa
Miss Ruth Thomas returned 10 WIN
chester this week from Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L Bowly have
been visiting friends in Baltimore dur
Miss Flora Castlcman, who has been
visiting friends IN Philao elphia and
baltimore, has returned TO her homo
Mrs. Alfred Ferguson and her daugh
ter, Miss l5clie Ferguson, who have
been visiting relatives in Richmond
and Berryvillc. have returned 10 thclI
home in Winchester. ,
burg, has boon visiting at the homo
OF MIR. ana Mrs. William south Taylor,
= Mise Mande stickcls left Winchester
this week to spend some time in Phil
adelphia ana Baltimore.
MISS ada Miller mas returned TO New
Market, aftcr visiting relatives IN
...rs. !. i. Dillingham; left Win
chester TINS week To visit friends in
baltimore. IA,
w ilGs MeG ifFS M Hala been No WISHING
Iri,ud; in WASHINGTON ana Bal fillmore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25

Mayo Carpenter. In the library. coffee
and sandwiches were served BY Mrs.
SGnn a. Reid, assisted by Misse.
Mrs Reginald s. KoShler and Mrs. j.
Is. Anuraws We're assisting hostt sscE in
the library. Mrs. Charles t'ishburn
MS hostess in the dining room. as
sisted by Misses Elizabeth Hairston
Mary Dodd Fox, Mary stone ana liath-
erihe Bruner. who served dainty re-
ireshments. Punch was served in the
with Misses Margaret Gravatt and
Anna Michael assisting. At I o'clock
Dr. ana Mrs. Gregory entertained a
number OF men in honor of the as
sistihg party.
Wednesday, Founders Day, AZ HoI-
Inns. was celebrated, and II large mum
Der oil former Sluuents were present
Among the Roanok crs were adr. ana
Mrs' 1ucian CocAe, HIrs. Gurden Mtr-
r!ll anu Mrs y. ~ kerns AT & o'clo, k
an elaborate banquet Was served
placcs being markcu with cards orna-
ihehled IN green ana gold, ana bear
ING Inc words OF the collins song. \
unique feature oil the banquet MAS the
entrance oi IN. senior class INTO the
ulhliig nan, where the lights had been
Turned on, the girls wearing l.icir
CLASS colorS OF white ana yellow. and
carrying lighted electric sparklers
Ihey We're followed by the Junlors
bearing Japanese lantersn Mrs. o. A.
herns, OF This city, was toastmislress
MISS Matte Cockc, presldcs.t oil the
coiIegc; MISS Singleton. OF the 1911
class, and Pcolvsso Cummings mo
Ieihainaer Of the evening Mas spen. IL
informal receptions. paTlies ana cane
ing among the gIrIs.
=. Mrs. w. 7. Barbour entertained
TUESDAY at luncheon at the Shcnan-
doah notei complimentary to MISS
llelen Mason. OF PcArisburg.
MISS Elizabeth HaiTsIon as nj Hanp-
den sidney Where she attended the
midw inter dances. She Is the guest OF
Professor ana Mrs. Whiting
Miss Bcss Noel, VINO has been the
guest OF Mrs. {. NJ. Arm.s. mas re-
turned 10 hcg home In stuart.
Miss Ollie Cnrisman, OF Harrison.
burs, has returned home after dc.
llshtIul Visit - the Misses GiIes.
MISS Frances Bropuy LEFT this week
tor New ORGANS 10 visit Mrs r de
Holian. at Auunbon Place.
Miss Mary STUART CocKc is in New
ork. attending opera.
MISS Laura. Barciilt, OF Elizabeth
Guy, n G. IS ti.u guest OF Mrs L. c.
Ellis At Virginia Heights.
Mrs Lmcile " iiia:ns .Mann. OF Pear
ishuIE, Was nero Tuesday on her way
TO Richmona TO visit her parents
Judge ana Mrs. Martin Williams
Miss Pauline Massic has returned
from New York. and was a,coulpan,cd
by Mrs. Josephine Sutphine ana Miss
linda PECK. OF brooklyn, who arc her
guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
BIG STONE GAP
snoelnl to TIC. rim ;. Dispatch.

ISpccial to The. Tim dispatch
Big stone Gap. Va, February ei.--Mrs. II.
r Irvine and I;tie daughter, who have been
visiting Mrs. Irvine'a mother, Mrs. p. q
Noting. In Richmond, Cor several months.
returned home Wednesday.
John Fox, Jr.. returned from the CAP after
an absence OF several weeks spent at Detroit
and French Lick Springs.
Mrs. II. s. *. Morrison Is visiting her son,
H. G. Morrison at Johnson City.
j. r. Kemper. OF Evansville, Ind, is Wis
!ting his daughter. Mrs. Otis Mouser.
Mra Kate Hardesty. OF Findley. Ky, is
vitsims her sister, Mrs. Guy c. Jeffries.
Miss Madge Dingess has returned home
from viEit TO Mrs. W. P< Hail. OF Norton
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, OF Columbus, o.,
have returned TO their home after visit Of
ten days TO Mr.. Thonlpsous sister. Mrs D.
r. Sayers. While here many entertainments
were given in their honor Pa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
HOUSTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
Houston. Va, February 2i.-Mi.s
Florence Easlcy and Miss Bouldin left
Houston on "Wednesday for New York,
1T which place they win Visit Mrs.
ihey vim also Visit Miss r:asiey'a
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Il. Holt Easley.
OF Washington, d. G.
Miss Mary Leigh. OF Danvillc, who
has been visiting IN South Boston, Was
the guest of Miss Sadie Leigh during
the week past.
Judge William r. Barksdalc. who
spent Saturday and sunday last at his
home in Houston, is now at Boydton.
MISS Sadie Leigh entertained at an
at her home on Maple Avenue Miss
L.eighs guests were the Misses
Florence Easloy, Mary Leigh. of Dan
ville; Saliie Faulkner Rosalic willing
Jordan. Dolly 3ouldin, Mary Coles
Hawkins, Catherine lIanltins Katie and
Margaret Edmunds. Elizabeth Caring
ton, Betty ana Julia sparrow, Florence
Holt Bouldn, Dick Barkslnlc. Morris
tIankins, y. L. l.ovelacc Easlcy Ed
munds, Paul and John r. Edmunds
and j. Hankina.
James 5. Easley has returned from
q visit to Tennessee.
w NJ. Person, of Louisburg. y c..
was III Houston Tuesday this week.
James II. Guthrie, Of Lynchburg,
Mrs. W II Edmunds entertained in
formally last week at charminSly
arranged bridge party. Attractivcly
painted score cards and decorations
for each table were taStefully ar
ranged. and during the evening deli
ci0us refreshments We're served. the
prizes were a box Of candy and a
gold stickpin, Mrs. ii. II. Edmunds
winning the CORNER and the latter be-
ing won by E.aslcy Edmunds.
Miss Imogcn Watkins, of south Bos-
ton, who has been visiting Mrs w. r..
Barl5sdale, has returned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
APPOMATT0x
tSpucinl u 1'he rimcs.Disn,tcb

Especial - The Times Dispatch
=, APPROXIMATIONS Va February 24.-AIrs
& T.. ii"ltzciuw. who has been visit.
in@ her da"Ehtcr, Mrs. Luch II. Craw.
i*y returned 10 her home in Warrcn
Mrs. Lucy % Crnwley visited friend
IN Farmv!llc this week.
Colonel Il Burke was a r!slto,
10 Lexington this week. where II,
went 10 visit his son, Jerry. who Is
tending Washington and Lee INT
sups,rintcndent J. *. Hannah left a
lew days ago to visit his daughter
MIS-. Darlington. At Charlotte
Miss susie Hancock gave a delight
~ Leap Year party to her friends
ne guests present We're Miss Matte
ears. with i3oman GalIchor; Miss LII.
lie Guthrie with Walter Durham
Mss Pauline Clements, with Harvey
'.itteli; Elcauor Abbitt, with Alfred
tweedy; Miss Alpha Durham. with
on Moses Miss lola Sears, with
'cadley Eabcock; Miss susie Hancock
tn Frank Gale; Miss Ethel Jennings
iiss Myrtle Fudua, with Jim Stanley
ISIS Hannah Letcli, with Ashton Ear-
ison. Bcrton Iowerton, with Joel
flood. The MAZDA were Miss Verona
seass and Miss Emma Hancock,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
SOUTH BOSTON
Especial TO The Times Dispatch Ii. i


South Boston, Va. February 3i.-
a UNIQUE afternoon party, compl'
mcntary TO the slowing CUB" given
by Mrs. G. j. Hunt ct her home on
Main Street on Tuesday was n dc
liEhtiul ona!r The guests were Misses
Elizabeth Green. Lizzie and Marie
EaSley. Louise, Lizzie and Ruth Pc
nick, Florence Easlcy, Sallic Love
lace, Louise Thompson. Mrs. y. Hover
ton Kasey ana Mrs. !. Keith Briggs.
Ranked among the most delightful
of the weeks social activitics was the
attractive brioSe party OF which Mrs
w. 7. Lea was hostess. y musements
Of other character had been arranged
Tor me guests who did not care 10
We're tastciul!y arranged Mrs. Leaa
guests We're Mrs. II. Il. Gates, Mrs t.
Keith BRIGGS, Mrs. J. o. Watkins, Mrs
T. ". Willingham, Mrs c. ". Walters.
ton. Mss Annie Matters Mrs s. c.
Morton, IT., Miss Florence Easlcy and
Mrs. Holt Laird.
Complimopting her daughter, Mrs.
Faulkner del!shtfuly entertained NJ
bridge on saturday afternoon. At The
garland" Tables wer9 placed for
the second floor presented a. scene OF
unusual attraction and beauty. Inc
players We're Mrs. w J. Jordan, Mrs.
7 Holt Laird, Mrs. II, q. Jordan Mrs.
?. y. Kasey, Mrs. J. . Watkins Mrs.
c. II. Friend. -liis. c.. W. Walters, Mrs.
I. L. FIN .drs- z, Owen Easley Mrs.
e. W. WiilinghaIn, Mrs II. :. Belt,
Mrs. \, IL Vaughan, Mrs. w. y. i.ea,
Mrs. |, *. Briggs, Mrs. Aten, Mrs. G. V.
Brook es. Mrs T. G. Watkins Ir, Mrs.
J. j. Tucker, Mrs. J w Easley Jr,
Aira. 5. c. Morton. ST.. Mrs. q, J Hunt,
Mrs n y Spragins Mrs J. Men.
Stover, Misses Mamie Fry, Mary slate
aud Elizabeth Green. Of this place, and
Miss Mary Lee OF pouviiic.
! H.. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
BLACKSBURG
Especial to The Times-D.spatch.,

tSpee!al 10 The Times D!spatch.)
Biacksburg. Va. February I'll
Wednesday afternoon rom 4 10 c
o'clock Mrs. Francis -. Wilson Wal.
hostess tor the Campus sewing Cluo
Slrs. j. K. Parrot. Misses Mary lien.
oerson Louise Black. Anna Campbell!
and virginia Patton were invited II
meet VITA the club. and the young
'ii.yn assisted Mrs. wilson in serving
"a DAINTY thrre-coursc luncheon.
Mrs. Alexander Eieck entertained
the nsmbcrs oil the Allegheny Chap
Ter, Daughters Of the American Kcvu-
iution. 2nu nnmbcr oil other guests
- u reception Friday afternoon lroni
> 10 8 clock at hcr nome on Main
street. y buffet lunch VAS served
during the reception hours To tho
guests by Misses Louise black, Louise
ANA Lizzie Otcy Hogc.
IN: young women OF tho town and
college gave a Leap Year dance Fri
dag evening In the German Club Hail
several young women from tue near
~ towns were here for this dance
and the guests OF honor We're tho
members OF the German Club ana
others OF the cadets.
Colonel and Mrs. i. S. a. Johnson en- :
tertaIned at prettily appointed din
ncr party Thursday evening at thei.
ent were Dr. ana Mrs c. NJ. Newman.
Professor and Mrs. c. L. Vawter. Pro-
lessor W. II. Raschc and Richard
Loving.
MISS Grace stiM, OF onancock. is tho
guest OF her sister. Mrs. James Mont
Gcmery Rrown.
Miss Susie Robinson has been spend
ins this week in Roanoke as toe guest
OF Miss Mary stone.
Mrs. r. L. Spencer, of Roanoke. az
rived Thursday To spend some time as
the guest OF her cousin. Mrs. j. II.
Woolwinc.
!. Hampton Ho9c and Kent Apper-
son. of the Randolph Macon Academy.
at Bedford City. are here for few
days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
CONCORD

Especial to The Times -Dispatchp
Concord, Va. February 2+.-Mrs
George Mann. of New Mexico, IL hero
'isitIng her parents, MIR. and Mrs
Watson Caldwell.
Mrs Fannie Kivanac, who has beer
listing her sister, Mrs. ". G. Akcrs
:eturned TO Richmond Wednesday.
Miss Gene lIowcrton, OF Lynchburs
'pent several days with friends here
his week.
Robert Harrison. Of Bynchburg, was
L visitor In town Thursday.
Miss knthrine Clark is visiting
friends In Roanoke.
Mrs Mollie Rector and son. Robbie
and r. u. Cardweli, OF Roanoke. were
acre Monday.
w. T. steele, of Spout Spring. visited
his parents here Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-25
BOWLING GREEN
[Spccial TO The Times-DIspatcb !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Bowling Green. Va, February III
Mrs. Joel laines and Mrs I. G. Val
.ntine spent this week in Baltimore
and Washington.
Lelper Robinson. OF West Virginia
spent a part OF this week here visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke, OF Pennsylvania
spent a part OF this week here visit
ing their daughter at the Bowling
Green Female Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Lyon. who
spent month in Florida, have return
ed home
visiting friends.
Mrs. Walter Wilson Is in Richmond
visiting her parents Sir. and Mrs. y
q. Chewing.
Among those who went to Richmond
this week to see Hamlet" played,
We're Mrs W. w. Green, Miss Blanche
Eoshill, Mrs r. T. Giasseli and Miss
Il. L. Besl and r. Il. Gill