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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08

AZ 1-2x40 ID Twilight Pillow Cases.
regularly 25c, now ......... 20 1-2c
AK 40 - Twilight Pillow Cases,
regularly y 1-2c now ........25c
5ox36 Twilight Pillow Cases, regularly
5Oc, now ................ .......... II 1-2c
42x36 Utica Pillow Cases. now 221 &c
42x38 ID Utica Pillow Cases, now Csc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
Utica Sheets

The same good quality that has main
tanned the prestige of the Utica Mills all these
years 1t. too, is torn, and has three-inch hem.
1880 Utica Sheets, regularly 9oc. now Csc
81x90 Utica Sheets, regularly 95c. now 89c
90x90 Utica Sheets, regularly $1.00. now Csc
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
SWIMMER
WILL COMPETE IN
NATIONAL CONTEST

An Atlanta swimmer chosen from
the members of the United States Vol
unteer Life Saving corps at Piedmont
park, viii be sent to compete in the
national swimming contest which will
be held in New York late in August
The contest win be over long dis
lance route and will be participated in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
Pillow Cases

In each case the same quality material as
the sheets whose name they bear
42x36 Rival Pillow Cases now ... 15c
45X}6 Rival Pillow Cases now ....... IT &c
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
The Choice of a Husband

is too important matter for a woms ,
to be handicapped by weakness hsd
blood or foul breath. Avoid these xiii
hopes by taking DR.. Kings Life PHI,
New strength, fine complexion. pure
breath. cheerful spirits-things thai
win men-follow their use. Easy. SAFE
sure, Csc. All druggists -.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08

Dysentery is always serious and ~
en- a dangerous disease, but it can he
cured. Chamberlain Collie. ChoIers
and Diarrhoea Remedy has cured il
even when malignant and epidemic. Fo-
sale by all dealers. -.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
Rival Sheets

We know the Rival to be the best sheet at
its regular price. 1t is torn, not cut. and has
three-inch hem. These are the reductions:
54x90 Rival Sheets. regularly soc now . Acc
72x90 Rival Sheets, regularly Csc, now Soc
81x90 Rival Sheets, regularly 75c now . 69c
8lx99 Rival Sheets, regularly Soc, now 75c
9Ox99 Rival Sheets. regularly 9Oc. now 79c
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
Quilts

There are general reductions throughout
the quilt stock. Except for the one lot men
toned below, all are as fresh as any YOU ever
bought at regular prices.
72x81 Three-ply Quilts. splendid for
porch BEDS regularly $1.00, now 49,. GOO
81x90 White Honey-Comb Quilts
regularly 1928 now ............. $1.OO
60x88 Fourply Quilts, heavy, substantial,
for porch beds regularly $135, now $115
76x88 White Honey-Comb Quilts,
regularly $50, now ............ $1.25
ia Four-ply, White Fringed Honey Comb
Quilts, regularly $780, now $1.75
72x90 Colored Quilts light weight.
regularly $3.50, now ........... .$1.95
ia White Frnged Quilts. cut corners,
regularly 1925, now .........$ 1.95
81x90 White Satin Quilts, Marseiles
pattern, regularly $500, now . $3.50
1lx4 White Satin Quilts, fringed Marse1les
pattern, cut corners, regularly $500,
12-4 White Satin Quilts, Marseilles pattern,
regularly $3.50, .............$ 1926
12x4 White Satin Quilts, Marseilles pattern.
regularly $3.50, now .......... 1895
1874 White Satin Quilts, Marsees pattern.
regularly $500. .............. $500
l2x4 White Marseilles Quilts, fringed,
regularly $500, now ............,.$ $500
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08

sAUER'S PUPE FT.AvORING EX-
TRACTS have no equal Sold every
where I0c and csc the bottle. at your
grocer's.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08

by members of the corps from all over
the country where there are stations.
The route viii be fourteen miles long,
from Brooklyn bridge to Coney Island.
Captain Ben Schlomberg. in charge
Of the Atlanta station. will hold con-
test here about August 26 to choose At
lanta's representative The contest will
be five-mile swim in the lake at
Piedmont
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
Concerning This Sale Of Sheets, Pillow
Cases and Quilts
Let us say just this

Let just this
The paramount for hOuSekeeperS O buv
sheets pillow and quilts here and that these
day and night necessities marked unusually pces
that make the part wisdom future
needs we'll as present wants.
And by Of explanation will add
That we follow the principles in the disposal of staple
merchandise do the novelties subject
fahonwe up stocks and aresh certain periods
This the Clearance of Bed Linens.
Although will ebuy and sell the same brands
and qualities Qo consider them the their
respective pCes) we choose Clearance Sale.
Can anyone who concerned with economical manage
of home boarding house. hotel institution afford
this sale unnoCed?
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
Twilight Sheets

soft-6nished sheet of good. substantial
weight that warrants wear 1t is torn, and has
three-inch hem.
72x9o Twilight Sheets, reg Sc, now $50 79c
72x99 Twilight Sheets, reg 95c, now. 89c
81x90 Twilight Sheets, reg $1.00, now. 95c
81x99 Twilight Sheets, reg $1.05, now. 99c
90x90 Twilight Sheets, reg $1.05, now j. 99c
90x99 Twilight Sheets, reg $1.15, now $1.05
90x1O8 Twilight Sheets reg. 1925 now. $1.15
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
FREDERICKSBURG

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG VA. August
17.-R Stuart Roger. who was elected
some time ago to the position Of city
commissioner arrived in the city
Wednesday and will enter upon his
duties in few days. Mr.. Roger Il
a graduate Of Virginia Polytechnic
institute, where he won a degree Or
C. e. He comes highly recommend
ed and gives promise OF being most
competent official. There win be held
at Chestnut Valley. Caroline county.
on Thursday evening. August goth, u
novel affair to be known as The
Round Oak lawn party, fancy fair.
chicken feast and watermelon blow
OUT The entertainment will he for
the benefit OF the Round Oak church,
which Is engaged in raising funds to
erect and equip Sunday school.
Mrs. r. A. Davis. of Urbanna, In a
guest Of her brother. DR.. J. g. King
and family.
Mrs. M. c. Burreli. of Washington.
Ia visiting her mother, Mrs. w. s.
Embrey.
Mrs. Rosa Levi and daughter, Car
rie, OF New York. are visiting Mrs
David Hirsh.
Miss jeanette Stearns, OF Rich
mond, Is the guest of her uncle. Mr..
Frank p. Stearns.
Mr.. Harry Fitxhugh Lee. OF Raj
eigh. n. c.. was here Sunday as a
guest of his father. Captain d. M.
Lee, at Highland Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Butzner and
son have returned from a visit to rel
atives near Chariestown, w. Va.
Miss Mary Moncure has returned
from visit to Virginia Beach
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Goldsmith has goao
to New York on business. His wife
and daughter. Miss Pearl, went with
him to Baltimore. where they will
visit until his return.
Colonel e. D. Cole has returned
from Atlantic City.
Mrs ia. Henderson and daughter,
Miss Eula NJ. Henderson, have left
for Brentwood. Texas. where they
| will live In the future. Mrs. Hender-
son will be matron OF the girls DOR
mitery In the Daniel Baker college
there, and Miss Euia will be private
| secretary to the president Of the coll
! lege.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
BUENA VISTA

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
BUENA VISTA. VA. August IT,
Buena Vista still continues to hold its
own as summer resort and this
RUNNER there has been moro visitors
than ever here.
The Rockbridge county musicn;
convention will hold its annual con-
vention at Wesley chapel next Tues
day and Wednesday.
Miss Marguerite Campbell. OF AM
herst spent several days in the city
this week. guest OF her sister, Mrs.
H. r. Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. D. RI. Rncker and
Mrs. Schefnerhorn. OF Hampton, who
have been guests IF Fl. S. Rucker, left
for RockbridEe Baths, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". e. Seymore, Of
Glenn Ferris. w. Va, and Mr., and
Mrs. A. ID. Ssiiiwell OF Accomac
county. are guests Of Mrs. w. r.
Shumata.
Mrs. n. 3. umholtz, Misses Marga-
ret ana Carol Umholtz Miss Alice
Titus and Miss Bessie Burlxs have
returned from a two-weeks' visit to
Wilson Springs
virginia Duncan are guests Of Mrs.
Ut. l.. Dickinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dickinson have
returned from Richmond.
J. w. Gold. OF Charlottesville. Ii a
guest Of his sister, Mrs w. J. Wright.
Ut the MarIbrook.
DR.. aud Mrs. q. r. Divers have re-
turned from Stuart. where they spent
two weeks
Mr.. "A. w. Robertson In spending .
ur0rk IN Norfolk and on the EnStAru
Shore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
BASIC CITY

HOTEL BRANDON. BASIC CITY,
VA. August 1s.--Tuesday afternoon n
party composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s..
Bensten. Of Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs Ro-
land Hill. OF Greensboro. N. c.. Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Whitten and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Huffman. of Roanoke. Chap
eroned by Captain and Mrs. George ".
Face. of Hampton. visited Luray cav
ems returning to the Brandon the nea
day. The entire party report lovely
time. and ray every moment of tho
time In seeing the cave was prcfitahiy
and en1oyably spent by all but the
captain, who had some little difficulty
in obtaining free passage" through
several places that were \ little too
narrow for his avoirdupois. The next
day about fifty of the younger crowd
here took advantage OF the excursion
to Luray and were chaperoned by Mrs.
H. T. Donnan and Mrs L. F.. Sitton,
of Petersburg.
The guests and visitors wore enter
tanned on Tuesday evening bv a male
duartette from Waynesbora, also hy
the stringed orchestra discourseI spir-
tied dancing music until Hare houl
for the younger people. After tho close
of the dance refreshments and home
made candy were served
Mrs. Fl. T. Donnan and her Ave IN
usually attractive daurlte-s from
Petersburg. who have seen spending a
month with Us, reluctantly departed
for their home on the 18th. The even
Ing before a progressive Five Hun
bred party was given in their hanar.
ending with watermelon .easr On tIye
veranda. supplemented by peaches,
grapes green gage rlums ana spplcs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
pOCAHONTAS

fsnec,., to The Richmond virgtnian.)
POCAHoNTAS, VA, August IT.
Claude stump ID at Fear Wallow. w.
va this week relieving some OF the
officIal force Of the mining company
Mrs.. Fl. Bertard Wright left Mon
day for her home in Canada
Mrs Nelson Goodman, of Manner
fng, w. Va, was here Monday visit
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Dennen have
for their guest Mrs. W. l.. johnston.
Of Arlington. w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Iteiskill McNeer
had as their guest this week MY.
McNeer's mother Of Cincinnati, %
brother Mason OF Cincinnati and
brother Horace, cashier Of the FIRST
National bank Of Anawalt. W. va.
Misses Julian and Koozie Saunders
are at ST. Paul, Va. this week, guests
OF the Misses Greer.
Misses Marguerite Jordan, Edwyne
Burnley, Virginia Halter, Mary Elem
ming Irwin are attending house
marty at Coopers, W. Va. this week.
given by Mrs. C. b. Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. G. Frazier have
for their guests this week Tyler Fraz-
Ter and Mr.. Smith of Chilhowie, Va.
Samuel Lu.iiner. who has been
srending some time at the Craig
Healing Springs, has returned home.
Mr.. Grafton and j. w. Baily OF the
commissary departments Of the Poca-
hontas Consolidated Galleries COM
pany left Sunday for New York.
Miss Marion Johnston OF Union,
". Va. who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. James II. McNeer, left
Tuesday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Baldwin and
son, Albert Jr.. are in Bluefeld, W.
Va, this. week visiting relatives.
Miss Maggie Jones u IN Ilynchburg
spending her vacation with relatives.
Abe Hymnn. OF Huntington. w. Va.
n In the city. a guest OF his brother,
Samuel Hyn1an.
Georg,s r Hun. OF Columbus. o.,
was here tuesday. guest OF Floyd
Black.
Mrs Mary K. Flanagan Of Roa-
noka was here this week, guest ~
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas p, uAnnea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
WARRENTON

fSpeciaf To THE Rfchmond yiro,nian
wARRENToN VA auv,,s, -
Misses Dudlev powars ~ ptahrn,,a
E,ltza h.th payna ~ Tar,n,rs NJ :
TlIga ana o,,,.a Tav1ar - ch,ss..a
ma Hr;ss E-sttha Th,,,.. - 49,
IsIand WIZ s-s .,,as.. =. ~. ~
~ Mrs Rr,ttar .n+arta;,es ~,
Maanaa, .,.- -, '1u ~.
otnh ~ h.h, nartv aanns 49,,
.hns. ao.i,rs,,,, 80. -, 49,
800. ,,rs. ,s,.n ..t,n r,ss,
T,',iat.a rrc.,S Ta.har,,. nran'.
Nassrs o. Ee.s.r ~.
phsrsnx -
M. r,u. w.ura =, pa,
and - III 80. ~ NJ No..
rsr.a. - $500 ua,, =
VT. M.,. raarr NJ. s.s,o Ma,
s ny, HAss n sauso 80. =
ana -as. oa =, y.
AZ. e or pama $3.50" a. '"0 ''o'''' -
ME- ~. - "a. 5o~e.s =. p,.,,
MISS MaIsare MoIson, Vi
lnona' Isau a.n wa hn. me t pass
a. tree e1,est NJ Mrs Ar q. Douglas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
NATURAL BRIDGE

NATURAL nR1p0E, VA. AUG. 17.---
Monday nighe ) number Of the quests
took part IN tanky party and ~
fordsdt much amusement to themselves
and the spectatorA : mighty host Of
Witnesses. Many and various were the
costumes contrived and very ludicrouS
the effects produced. When all was
ready, tho character studies entered
the ballroom IN . grand march led ~
Mr.. Hecht. Of Norfolk, and provoked
psals Of laughter on all sides. the
ladies' prize. q charming little sewing
form, was won by Miss Hamburg. OF
New York, who appeared In Q capital
representation OF = primitive country
girl; and the gentlemen's prize, two
large sticks Of peppermint candy tied
with red ribbon, fell to Mr.. GugEen-
heimer. OF I4ynchburg, who imperson-
at . Bowery swell. Master Fred Nor
rison. OF Lynchburg. appearing as =
young fisherman. won the chiidren's
prize, q box Of sugarplurAs. Mr. Chas.
RI. Consolvo, Of Norfolk, appeared IN
a most effective and picturesque fancy
costume.
Mrs. Il. C. woodward; Miss Wood
ward and Master Emory Woodward.
of Chicago. have returned this season
for . prolonged stay.
Rear Admiral G. w, Baird, Of the
United States Navy, now refred. Ac-
companied by Mrs. Baird, spent few
days here while on his return motor
trip to Washington D. g.
DR.. Rollo I. Pusey. Of Richmond, re-
Gently spsnt few days here.
Mrs. Chas. n. Consolvo. Of Norfolk,
IL q new member Of the late summer
colony.
Mr.. J. A. Turner. Of New York IL
here for an outing.
Mrs. H. A. Walker, Misses Mary X.
and Ida Walker and Master II. A.
Walker, Jr., of Huntsville. KY, haxs
Joined the summer colony.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Long, Of Hurts
VILE. Ala, and Mrs. Thos. Harold,
Thos., Harold. Jr.. and Quennelie
Harold OF Americas. Ca, are among
theI new arrivals
Mr.. and Mrs.. r. w. Ma~sie and Miss
Martha Massie. Of .Lynchburg, ara at
tractive new colonists.
Mrs, Il. r. Robertson, OF StAunton.
IL now visiting her sister. Mrs. Hunter
Mcclure. OF Richmond here.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Leibermuth, of
Richmond, are new arrivals that are
located in the jefferson cottage.
Mes=rs w. c. Hall, OF Columbus,
Ga. Frank w. Duke, Of Richmond.
w. b. Foster. OF Roanoke and DIR.
Hugh Trout also Of Roanoke made up
q party that spent the weekend hera.
Mrs. r. y. Barksdale. OF Rich
fnond. ana Miss Eliza Edmunds OF
Halifax. have returned to tho bridge
after a trip to Atlantic City.
| Mr.. L. NJ Williams Of Richmond
came up In his motor car to spend the
week END with his family here Mr.
Williams was accompanied by MeSsrs
John & Elicit and g. w. Travera. OF
| Richmond, and q. III. Noting, OF Ire
| Williams, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
At the IIubin.
SUFFOLK

Especial to- The Richmond yirginian.)
SUFFOLK, VA, August IA de-
lightfui house party has been in pro-
gress for two weeks at the homa Of
Miss Mary Williams, daughter OF fsr.
Joseph Williams, near Suffolk. Hay
rides, watermeions parties. launch par
ties and other pleasures have been in
dulged In and the guests have includ-
ed young people from North Carolina
West Virginia. and several towns in
Virginia, besides those from Suffolk.
An announcement OF interest to peo-
pie here Is the marriage OF Miss Mar
garst Whitehead Pxentia. niece -ef
Judge Robert r. Prentis and Miss Su-
san J. Prentis OF Suffolk. and Mr.
Robert Lee Ramsey. of Columbia. Mo-
Miss Prenus. has many relatives and
friends here and has visited Suffolk
since childhood The bride and groom
will make their home after October
LIST In Columbia, where the groom is
an instructor in the University OF Mis-
SQUIRT.
Mary Willis McLernore left today for
a stay at Sweet Chalybeate Springs
DR. Robert IT, Webb and wife left
today for Charlottesville. where they
will make their home. DIR. Webb has
recently been chosen to fill thu chair
OF Greek at the University of Virginia
Miss Virginia Jenkins Is spending
Eeveraf weeks at Asheyille and Lake
Toxaway.
Mrs. Spooner Eppes left yesterday
for her home In Petersburg. After
q stay OF several weeks here
Mrs. Y. W. Womsck. OF Farmville. is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. ]. w
Wilson.
Miss Myrtle Macleary yesterday con-
Guided a two weeks stay at Ocean
View.
Mrs. l.. Fl. Quimby, Mrs Fannie
Mundy and Mr.. A. r. Miner left to-
day for n stay at Franklin Cottage
Virginia Reach
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
WEST POINT

WEST POINT, VA, August IT,
Rev. Edwin r. Harris pastor OF the
Baptist church, who has just returned
from holding a series Of meetings near
Durham. n. c., In this week assisting
Rev. Mr.. Thames, In a meeting OF days,
in Harmony Grove church. Middlesex
county, DR.. w. c.. James, pastor OF
GroveAvenue church, Richmond, is
assisting Rev. Sheriff, pastor of CO.
losse church. King William, this week.
Many West Point people attend.
Mrs. A. J. Crane. of Omaha Nebras-
ka- who has been summering in the
home OF her father. Mr.. A. W.. East
wood, entertained in honor this week
of Mrs. w. c. Shepperd. of Richmond,
her sister. celebrating the frst ami
versary Of Mrs SHEPHERDS marriage.
Mr. Crane has returned to Omaha
Mrs. Crafle returns next week
| Mr.. Edward Crane and his vile, OF
| Washington, d. e., who has been
spending his vacation with his mother,
left this week for Washington.
Mrs. w. II. Russell and her daugh-
ters. Misses Judith and Rowena, from
New York. who have been visiting Mrs.
RusSelrs daughter, Mrs. Arthur Neus-
tadt, of the Brick House, New Kent
county. left for New York yesterday
Miss Ellen Barnes, who has been
| visiting Miss Matte Lewis, has re-
turned to her home at Williamsburg
Misses Susie Corr, Pattie Fuller and
Victoria are this week enjoying a house
PARTY In the home OF Miss Margaret
Burke. at Spring Farm. Upper King
William.
Dr. George w. Richardson and fam
fly will arrive on Monday from Kings
creek, down the York. where they have
spent the summer. Their oldest son,
BENJAMIN Richardson, who went to
Porto RIGA in June. has returned In
good health. very much pleased with
the trip.
MT. ]. w. Marshall wife and son.
Jack, were called home from their
summer outing at Atlantic City, by
tho illness and death of Mr.. Marshall 4
mother. Mrs. J. Henry Marshall. OF
West Point
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Nance and family
have lust returned from a delightful
visit to the parental home OF Mt
Nance, In Charles City county
Mrs. W. f. Long and four iatle
daughters from Newport News, whf
/ have been visiting near Norristown
Penn. were the guests OF Mr.. and MRS
M. p Chandler en- route to visit rela-
tives up In the country
Misses sarah and MoselIe Turner AND
Nellie Wood are visiting In the upps'
part Of King William county.
, Miss Lucille Pruit IL visiting FRIENDS
in King and Queen and MtodieseA
counties this summer.
Miss Mabel Roberts, who spent ne
( vacation al Ocean view itss returned
much pleased with her outing.
Quartermaster John McCanna- OF I'M
steamer jamestown, of the Old Domin
ion Steamship company of1ice at NoI MOI,
. folk, Is spending his furiough WIZ
, his parents. Mr.. McCanna also nai
r n. Ills guest his sister. Miss Leila NC
5 Gamma, OF Philadelphia
Mr.. ana Mrs J. T. speiyhts ant
daughter. Miss Virginia are visltint
) Mrs. Speights mother. Mrs. c. c. ROD
: erts. :.
Miss Norma west. of Richmond. y
the guest of her cousin, Miss Heller
Robinson, 49, At.
. Mrs. Eta Lumpkin and sister. Miss
: Garrett. have been the guests FOR sew
. eral days Of Mrs. Emma Roy spencer
: and have returned home, MFss sPeaee'
"a ~ nm panytug.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
SWEET HALYBEATE

Special to The Richmond virginian.)
SWEET CHALYBEATE, VA, Au-
gust 17.~-on Wednesday night Mrs.
Stockton Cooke gave bridge party
in honor Of her sister. Mrs. McKoy.
Those invited were Mesdames Grant
Thornton. Slack, Raya, Hardy. Haynes.
weems. Murphy, Arlington. Anderton,
Wilson, McKoy and Mrs. Cavenaugh.
Misses Kensett and Rose Cooke. The
price winers were Miss Rose Cooke
and Mrs, Thornton.
On Thursday the Ladies' Aid Of the
Forrest Memorial chapel gave their
annual bazaar which was q grand
ciety gave q donkey party on the
lawn for the children. the prize for
this going to Mr. Stockton Cooke. Jr.
Miss Alice Anderton had a few
friends in to chatting dish party
on Monday night. Her guests were
Mrs Boykin, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Bald
win and Mrs. Anderton Misses .Kath-
arine and Lulie Myers. Baya Eakie ana
Steger, Messrs- Henderson Liggett
Fiveash, Brooke Eakle and Edward
Hardy. The children had large hay
ride on Monday night. Mr.. Carter Hun
ter going with them. and Miss Lulie
Myers chaperoning them. Those in
the party were Frances Hix, Julie and
Katharine Cooke. ElizaDes.- and Kitty
BALDWIN, Elisabeth Conc. Virginia
Poor, Kitty Balm. Katharine Riddle.
Elizabeth Tyler, Stockton Cooke, Rob-
ert, Billy and Howard Baldwin. Gordon
Tyler. ailpin Wilson. Anne Wilson,
Edward Croker. Gregory Barrett and
Turner Arlington
On Tueadny night Miss Ethel Dun
ham gave q chafing dish party and her
guests were Nesdames Anderton. Will
son and Poor, Misses Myers. Evans.
Lewis and Turke. Mrs. Hix had a
few friends in after the dance on the
Same night and those enjoying her
hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs. Cooke
Misses M.tnaiine and Lucy Xix, Messrs
Claude and Jim Balm and Holmes
Hix.
| Miss Miidren BayM gave a small
supper after the dancing on Tuesday
having with her Mrs. Baya. Mrs. Har-
ay. Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Eakle and Mr.
| Murphy and Miss Frances Eakle
Mcsxrs Robert ana Douglas Parker
Robert Mutt. Hunter Eakle and Thco.
dore Robinson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-18
EAfPORIA
special 10 The Richmond vi

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
EMPoRIA.yA.. August 17.---Miss
Louise Goode. of Clinton. n. G., has re
turned home from visiting Miss Helen
Vincent.
Mrs. r. M. Smith. OF Norfolk, and
Mrs. j. w. Keller. Of Hampton. visi:-
ed Mrs. Sears this week, and Mrs
Sears went home with them for a
visit.
Messrs i. p. Taylor, r. w. Mar
ring, A. M. Potter. and Hugh Ful!e.
went In an automobile this week to
Asheville, n. c., taking with them
tents and all -esheE faeeesssfies for
camping out They expect TO be gone
some time,
Mrs. Stella G. Hun returned home
this week from an extended visit 10
her sister. Mrs. Davis. In Petersburg.
Miss Sallse Brittle has gone to No.
folk. and from there viii go to North
Carolina for ten days' visit among
her many friGndA