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the tie music han, and the. evening was
ciPan's. but onlookcrs as we'll
interest in the evening centred in
two new figures. the chariot race and
.teeplcchas" In the former four
young men and four young women.
driven by "A Young man and n young
woman. raced madly about the hall.
craving perfectly constructed mina
lure chariots. decorated in red. white
ana hlue: stecds and charoteers dane
lns together az the close. and blue
ribbons being awarded the winning
four. Tho properties for the stcenln.
chase were most elaborate, Including
I'm! regulation hurdles, with take
on guards stonewall. brush and hedge
jump, with distance markers. bearing
paper costumes were also used enec-
lively and there We're numerous tests
In which skill meant partner. The
fhh rn1S fav9rs Included red white and
ington hats and Martha Washington
honnets. ALIENATION flags. the usual
noise makers. with confetti battle at
the close and Il late supper.
The leaders were Charles NJ Fink
or New York; Charles Banes. of Phil
adciphia: Nat s. Hurd. OF Pittsburgh.
and Jnstus Kendall, of Worcester. AT
the favor booths we're Mrs c. s. Hor-
ton. of Willlamsport; Miss Mary
rownes. of Pittsburgh: Mrs. Hazel
shannon, OF Buffalo. and Mrs. Justus
cnd3ll. of Worcester. Details of ar
rangement were in the hands of Mrs
Spencer Waters. of New York: Mrs
{. :. Phillips. Of Greenwich. and Miss
GWcndolNn Cummings Of Brookline.
OF other affairs there have been
nany. among them a card party at
the Mystic Cottage the winter home
OF Mrs. Leonard Tufts. of Boston. on
Monday. which vas enjoyed by over
sixty. Numerous dinners and
iunchenns have enlivoned the week at
the Carolina, with card parties at the
Holly Ion and Berkshire, and the va
rious affairs which keep the younger
set continually on the move.
The big list OF arrivals has been
Very largely made up of returning
visitors. a largo number of whom re-
main through April and sports In the
open air have claimed all for the
weather has been delightful with Just
suggestion OF aprins In the balmy
air and mellow sunshine.
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the institute. Captain Gleaves viii return 10
his regiment in the spring and will DO sta
toned In San Francisco.
Muoh in;cres, Is being manifested by tho
cadets In the literary societiet. which with
III the last weeks, have been revived and
'eorganlEed by Colonel Kerlin, the proteS-
tor Of English al the institute. As sign
OF THAR appreciation 81 Colonel Kcriin's
untir'ns efforts, the cadets have named ono
Of the new ORGANIZATIONS the keriin Liter
a:y Society. The other is called the
JackSonisn Literary Society in honor OF
6tonewali Jackson. The meetings. which
are held In Library Building, have thus IA,
been well attended
One OF the latest arrivals at the v NJ L.
Is cadet Harry Au Hank Ming of Canton
China. Before coming to the institute Cadet
Au was a student AZ Syracuse University,
out gave up his studies there in order 10
begin his military education. Cadet Au 4,
tavoritc among the other cadets
Cadets Dodson. of Norfolk: Alton of
Cleveland. o. and E. Merry. have reported
for duty.
All members OF the FIRST class vera grant
ed permits to attend tho fancy lrcss bail a,
washington and Lee Tuesday night
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from Dillwyn: the Misses Dunnavant,
from Knoxville; the Misses Price, from
ptliwyn: Miss Frazer from Pcnlan
David Norvell and others. from Fork
late hour: and dancing continued
until 3 o'clock.
Miss Milton Hudgens. Of Richmond.
is spending some tine here visiting,
friends and relatives. She will re-
Mr.. and Mrs: r. Lindsay Stone spent
several days in Scottsville this week
visiting Mrs. stones father. the ven
cradle Jonathan Pitts, who is now i'll.
Miss Ethel Hughes, student of the
mother. Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Hughes.
A. L. Pitts. ST., visited his father
in Scotts"ille this week.
spent several days here visiting her
relative. Mrs William b. Pankey
Charles G. Camden. of Gold Hill. was
visitor In Arvonia on Monday of this
week.
Rev. Flummer F. Jones visited Car
tersv'1le on Saturday, returning here
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. +. r. Roberts left this week for
Richmond. where she went to visit her
sister. Miss Mary Jackson who ie I'M
will accompany Miss Jackson to her
home in Farmville.
Mrs. Ralph c. Root, of Penlan. visit
ed Mrs. Plummer +. Jones on Monday
A. l. Pitts. Jr. who now Is estab-
lished In Scottsvnle, was visitor
here on sunday and Monday OF this
week.
r. W. Mcfarland, of New Orleans.
Jack Eiey. of Richmond. was in Ar
vona last week. as was Mr.. Baker.
OF Reidsville. N. G.
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years, but who OF late years have re-
sided III Cincinnati. arc now prepur
Ing TO make their home in Washing
ton. u. c.
Caldwell Hager has returned from
a visit 10. his uncle, c. d. Caldwell in
Cincinnati.
Mrs c. Y. Deaderiok. after visit
10 relatives here. has returned to her
home in Johnson City.
Mrs. John l. Cox was tho hostess
of the Woman's History club at her
home on Anderson Street on Monday
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Norvell is visiting
relatives In Baltimore and Washing
ton.
Mrs. James a. stone was the hostess
of the Crochet Club at her homo on
North Moore Street, Wednesday after
noon.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Smith. of
Greeneville. Tenn. have returned
home after a visit to Bristol friends.
Former Mayor J. a. Dickey has re-
turned from Southern Florida whore
he spent more than month with a
Charles r. Moore, OF Macon. Ga. is
here on visit TO Bristol relatives.
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CULPEPER
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Tspcc!al 20 The 1lmes- Dispatch.
C'u!peper. Va. February a.,-MiSs Bessia
Baldwin. who has been spending the week
with friends on Jauieton's Hill. returned 20
Miss Clara HcCandies. o, Philadelphls, l..
visiting her hrother-in-la~ and sister Ms 10.
ana Mrs Edwin Gibson. In cuIpeper
Mira Writ Che!: IS home after visit 70
her a!s;ers, 1frs Cireauor Neal and Ms
clifford Miller, n Richmond
Mr.. al Mrs Robert Matthews wers hoa;s
at 4 deI!ght!u card party Monday night
rtvo Hundred was tho saTna played asv.
era tables Among thelf guest. were M.ssea
Jaque Ware, Sally Anderson. Aiics CaEteri
Fiiison aiham A supper was served thu
conclusion OF the games
DR.. and Mrs. Marion LOWS weoit- end
guests Of Mrs Lewi5's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
w j. Farr. IN Charlottesville Dr. HEREFORD
Lewis has been the guest OF friends IN Rlch-
nond for several days
Misa Annie Bic:sers istt wednesday, FOR
extended vista 10 friends In Talhort and
near Raleigh, N. c.
Mrs Robert Boo.on gave charming
evening party Friday night to the seventeen
young women who compose her Sunday
schooi cias
Mrs, Frank Duncan entertained with a
fiv. Hundred party Saturday afternoon at
her home on East street. rhoss playing
%ere Mcsdames Charles Waite. Scarf Pull
liam. Matthews. 9. Russcl-Sml,h: Misnes
Annie Blckers. Bessie Macka!l. lizzie Waite
Louise Fray. Della Holton, Leila Fraiey. 4
saiad course was served after che games
were played Mrs. Duncan was ass.stcl in
entertaining by Miss Julia Blake
alr. and Mrs. Weston Gitmsey and chGd
Gulpcpcr. ic:t this week for Washington.
where they expect to remain Tor several
weeks.
Mas Gertrude Marshall. who Ia. been
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spending several weeks with Miss Mary
Jones. laFt Tor her homo IN Barbo.rsville
Miss Helen Coons rctuIned Monday frou
Portland, Nc, where She had been i mem
Der of a delightful house party
Miss Lulu SuthcrlIn was hostess 10 ths
Bridge tluh TO which she belongs Monday
afternoon at the home or Mrs. Chn-Ies
Goldshorough Piedmont Straet. Those
playing were MesdaInes j. !. Roberts. sam
lelson. Gnldsaorough Misses sally Ander-
son. Jennie and Kate Latham Vass, Ware.
Garter. Hlwiey and Nita Grismey. George
Washinston tavors and score cords MAIDS
THE tables worry attractive, The prize. u
silver card receiver. was won BY Mrs sam.
uclson. Refreshments were served.
DR. Ernest Lester Jones leaves In few
days for New York. whence he will sail on
the 18Th for London, whore 10 has been re-
qucsted TO act as one OF the judges a, chs
London horse show.
Mrs David BAILEY and her daughter. Mra.
IN Warrenton Monday
Mrs. Louise Beckley. OF Winston Salem,
y o. was the guest this week OF Mrs. ". 7.
Grove Main Street
Miss May Johnson entertained informally
az cards Monday night at her home on Main
street Those playing included Misses May
l!ill. Flora Mosby. BESSIE Mackai Annis
James Vowel. and Battle Thomas 81 Mod
hon; Messrs. Andrew Vowel and Waymap
Johnson After the games delicious refresh
nents we're served
delightful Informal danca was held az
the Ar'novy Hall Monday night In compil-
men; 70 the visiting girls in Culpcper
Dancing began carly and ended nv Il o'ciock
picnic snpper was served Ia tho hal, dur.
ING tile evening,
Miss sally Stroller LETT Friday for a Viii.
20 hor brother and sistc--in-taw Judge ana
Mrs STROLLER III Washington. Rappahan..
nock.
MS, crimora Payne IS spsnd.-x several.
"oaks with he! aunt. Ms Pamela Brown.
AZ The Grange" IN upper Cupeper
Rev Randolph f!Sey was tho cuest q.
Fhursday TO Monday 5
Mrs Herndon Rix.y srd children. ,vA!
have eaen spending several weeks with teia.
week.
Mrs sam Browning Is VISITING her .pr
IN Law and daughter Mr.. aad Arg IS u
Edwards IN Richmond.
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zoo Silver-Plated Handmade Mesh Bags
on Sale Tomorrow at the Following Prices:
$500 Bags for
$500 Bags for
S2.98 $3.50 Bags for
$3.50 $500 Bags for
$500 Bags for SAD

Every of these Bags is made of an unbreak-
able mesh, and is silver plated German silver
The frames come In large variety Of styles some are
hand-carved, while others are embossed in various
styles; also many have the plain satin finish All OF
these Bags strictly high class and all show those
unmistakabe marks of fine wo kmanship.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

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Lexington. Va. February 4.-Csdet Was
ner Moore has returned on furiough.
Cadets Eastman, A. Patterson. GIN Dee
BILE and ]. Mccormick have been granted
fur,oughs.
Mrs Gcorr, Cross and Miss Elizabeth
Cross. who have been spending a part Of the
winter in New York and Washing ton. have
returned 10 Lexington
Mss Harriet Edwards. OF stuar. Hail. wa,
the guest OF Mrs. Gsorse Cross for the V.
NJ. /. hops
Miss Margaret Dalton. o, winston salem.
n. c.. was the guest OF Mrs. 8. r. CIeaves,
the wife of the communicate. for tho wash.
ington and Leo hops.
General E. ". Nichols apent severa, day.
In Richmond the early part o. tho week
attending a meeting OF the board Q. visi.
tors Hotel Richmond.
Tho last Issue OF the Cadet announces the
fact that ''Tthe Bomb thls year will I've
dedicated To the commandment Captain s.
q. Glcavcs. L. S. A., who for three gears
has been at the head OF the military de-
nart OF the institute. Much to the regret
OF tho corps. among whom he is extremely
popular. aud OF all alumni and friends OF
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
Vest foini. Va February 2i.-Thc
the auspices Of the Guy Club. wac
given by Professor Anderson ut tn,
Methodist Church this week on tho
subject Building of city" The
lecture was greatly enjoyed
Professor Anderson. Of the
history department Of Richmond Col
lege, vas entertained by Rev. Otto
Wright, pastor of the Methodist
Church In two weeks il Is hopcd thu (,
EH-Governor Montague will deliver an
address.
Tho congregation and friends of the
BAPTIST Church have welcomed Rev.
ris is from Mars. Hill. n G. He has
vic and three children.
Mra. y: W. Marshall entertained the
Miss sadie Gary cntcrtaineJ the
Thimble Club this week
The Monday Readine Circle. recent
ly formed by some of the prominent
Instructive and enjoyable. Mrs r. &.
Fisher is, president, and Mrs. H. Lane
Cook Is secretary ana treasury. The
club pror ses to maintain a circulating
library fCfAthc members, and viii tax Q
UP from 5alnc to time course Of
travels. igsy will be the first country
considered. Misses Katheryn Hover
ton and Chrystal Farinhoit will ar.
range for the study course.
Miss sadie Cary has returned from,
quite a visit to Baltimore, where she
assisted at the wedding of her friend,
MISC Louise Miller, who has visited
In the home Of Miss Gary frequently
and has many friends here. While
Miss Gary was away she visited her
brother, BENJAMIN Gary, in Washing
ton, d. G.
Douglass Dudley. son OF Mrs Lucy
BYRD Dudley, who enlisted in the
navy four years ago has this week
completed his term. and In a few
days Will return TO his home here.
With him will come as his guest for
n few days, his friend Mr.. COffman.
who has just completed his term of
enlistment MIR. Conman Is from
Kansas City. After u visit here Mir.
Dudley will so West for q visit with
Mr.. Goodman.
Crosby Thompson, who has been In
Florida several weeks Is expected
home this week.
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BRISTOL.
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Especial tc The Times Dispatch.1
Bristol. Va. February 24.-An In
teresting social function of the week
was a party given by the women of
the Auxiliary Society Of King College
on Friday night, being In celebration
or the Washington Birthday festivl-
ues. Those participating appeared In
Colonial sare. Refreshments were
The Bristol German Club gave
dance at Hotel Bristol on Tuesday
night, which was participated In by q
large number of tho dancing set. Re.
freshEients we're served
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Caldwell left
viii spend a month In the everglades
and at ST. Augustine and Jacksonviile
From there they VIII come to visit
relatives a: Mrs Caldweils former
hone ONE At Tarrborro. Ga.
The Rev T. c. skinner. D. D.. OF
lures at Virginia tntermont College.
this city. beginning on Monday even
Ing.
Miss Eleanor seneker entertained a
Lean Year surprise party Monday
evening 4 large number OF young
people came to her home and took
possession. They wero royalty enter
tained. and dancing was lndulged In
Those attending the party were Misses
Mary Allen Whiteaker, Mary Cox. Mary
tina Mnhoney. Agnes Hanson, Stella
Kane. Eufnla Buckley, Beverly Owen.
Esther Kane, Margaret Barrier, Clint
Hager. Lctcher Kane, Caldwell Hager,
Robert Kane, Fred Hammer, Philip
Bachmnn. Robert Mahoncy Sam Nc
Ramsey MCGOWAN, Jamie Barker and
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wright, who
f-Tmerly resided in Bristol for several
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Bridge Club in a charming manner
There we're four tables The decora
tons were carnations and forms. \
Mrs William shackiafora vas
hostess Thursday evening at her homo
from 10 IL o'clock at a Leap Year
party, in honor of her house guest,
MIS- Niss saT Arn rerT nr.n Of New York
Thursday afternoon 10 the Junior
Bridge Club, and several invited
guests. The home on Queen Street was
prcttily decorated with red carnations
OF The highest score. A two-course
luncheon was served In the dining
room.
Wednesday evening. from 10 IL,
iertained a number Of their friends in
honor OF Miss lila Pool, of Raleigh.
Friday evening. from TO II o'clock,
a. her home on East Main Street. Mrs.
Church. There was delightful
musical program rendered during the
evening. and many popular games
were served.
The As We Like 1t Club met with
evening at her home on Parrish Place.
colors and emblems. ferns and carna-
lions. 1t was a most delightful Val.
entine party. unique in every partic-
ular. Very attractive refreshments
were served In two COURSES.
An exceptionally agreeable meeting
OF the Missionary Society of the First
Baptist Church was held at the home
of Mrs Green Davis Monday after
noon. Mrs. G. ). Thompson was the
leader at this meeting, and the entire
program was OF unusual interest. The
subject was Japan
The Leap Year dance given by the
Young women OF the city Friday even
ing of last week WAS such delight
ful AFFAIR that the younr mon closed
the pre- Lenten season by giving n
dance Tuesday evening complImen tary
to the young women 1t was one Of
the finest affairs OF the season
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Heathsvillc. Va February 2i..-L l..
Sncnd formerly OF this place, nov OF
Tappahanncck, spent Saturday and
Sunday In this village. T
he Valentine party given AT thu
beautiful homo of Mrs. Mary Thoman5
Fallin. was Il success in every par
t!cular. Among those present ware
Misses Blnndon. Smith. KcmI,
Booker, Ncims. Anderson. Thomas,
Mrs. Chiffon and MGssrs. 3Iundon,
Belts Smith, Hall, shirley. Day,
Booker and Or, Brent. =. i.E
Miss Rramy is visiting her friend,
George Walker, OF Weatmorelapd. Is
on visit to his ho:na st this place,
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ARV0NIA
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Arvonia, Va, February c4.-Misses
Eleanor and I.ettie Morgan gave a
social and card party at the Arvonia
Inn on Tuesday night. Among those
present were Misses Minnie Newman
Bell. Winnie Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs John
W. Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael e.
Jones. Dr. and Mrs Perkins Glover.
Frank Irving LeSuenr. David w.
Pierce. Arthur Panton, Arthur Lee
Glasgow, w. Rensselaer, Root Re-
frcshmcnts were served after the
games were over.
dance Mt the Masonic Hall on Friday
night, which was largely attended.
Some of those from n distance who
were present were Miss Fannie Miller,
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purh n \; G. rebrnary 2t'-Mrs.
tanned a number of her friends We'd
nesday afternoon Mt a Valentine party.
The place-cards were in the form OF
hearts. The decorations were yellow
flowers ferns and smilax. Prominent
among the guests were Mrs. ]. T.
Breedlove. Mrs. Robert Wilson. Mrs.
c. L. Hornaday. Mrs. Mary Loftin and
Louis Carl Peck.
Mrs. Blackwell Stith, at her home on
ManGnm Street. Friday morning from
1850 to p. NJ entertained the Senior
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Pinehurst, ~ c., February IA
lila bornte1y pla nned and perfectly car
ried out Thursday evening. Washing
toms Birthday cOti)lion ut the Caro-
lima proved the season's most bril-
liant social affair---program. decora :
tions, figures and .favors being In Keep
ing with tho occasion. The, company
In attendance taxed tho capacity OF
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Mercerized Armurc Portiercs, yards
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-29
PAGE SEVEN

flcatlons and estimates for such i'm
provement, as prepared by the City
Surveyor and filed with the Recorder
of The City Of Pendleton on the 21st
day Of August 1912, be and they are
hereby approved and adopted; and be
1t further
Resolved, that the cost of making
such improvement shall be a charge
and lien upon all lots, parts OF lots
and parcels of land to be benefited
y'such Improvement and the owners
OF such lots, part OF lots, and parcels
Of land so specially benefited by such
improvement shall be liable for tho
payment OF the costs thereof; and be
1t further
Resolved, that an assessment dist
riot Is hereby created 70 be known as
Assessment District No. 49, embrace
Ing the property 10 be assessed for
the payment of such improvement,
which assessment district shall in
clude all lots parts Of lots and par
cells of land lying and being within
the district bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
Comenclng at the $. Il corner OF
Lot Z, Block f, Reservation Addition
to The City Of Pendleton, Oregon,
thence Northerly along the West line
of Main street 80 1-2 IT,, thence
Westerly parallel TO Webb Street 100
II TO the East line of Lot in said
Block F, thence Northerly 142 1-2
It. to the y. E. Corner of the 5. Ia
Of Lot IL in Block F, South Pendle-
ton, thence Westerly parallel to said
Webb Street, to the y. w Corner OF
the S. 1-2 of Lot 4, Block 81 in said
ag h.
erly to the y. f. Corner of Lot s, in
said Block 81, thence Westerly to the
n. w. Corner Of said Lot s, thence
Southerly 10 the s. W. Corner Of Lot
s., Block IS in said Reservation Ad-
dition, thence Easterly to the S. E
Corner of said Lot s, thence Southerly
to the S. w. Corner of Lot 2, in said
Block rs, thence Easterly to the s.
E. Corner of Lot T. Block 73, thence
Northerly to the n. +. Corner of said
Lot Z, thence along the South line OF
Lot l, in said Block, 30 IT., thence at
right angles northerly inches, thence
Easterly parallel to the said South
line of said Lot /, and 3 inches there
from to the East line of said Lot 1,
thence Northerly to place of begin
ming; and be 1t further
Received, that a copy of this reso-
luton, together with the notice that
the Surveyors estimate of the pro-
portion of the cost of said work to be
charged against each lot, part of lot
and parcel of land, is on file in the
office of the City Recorder. be pub
lished for a period of ten days in the
East Oregonian, which newspaper Is
hereby designated by the Council for
the publication thereof.
And notice is further given, that
the Surveyors estimate of the pro-
portion of the cost of said work to be
charged against each lot, part of lot
and parcel OF land within the assess
ment district in said resolutions de-
scribed is on file in the office of the
City Recorder
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, Au-
gust 23rd, 1912
THOMAS FITZ GERALD,
City Recorder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-08-29

James Erret Shelton, brother Of the
bridegroom, and Miss Helen thinner
man, sister OF the bride, will be the
best man and the maid of honor.
Miss Zimmerman transferred to
Stanford from ObeTlin college In the
fall of 1910, registering in the his
tory department. Her home was in
Fremont where her father, DR..
George Zimmerman, a retired physi-
clan, has manufacturing interests.
While at Stanford Miss Zimmerman
was a member of Roble club.
Shelton is known as one OF the
most able debaters that ever gradual
ed from Stanford. During his college
course he won the Carnot medal and
places on a number of intercollegiate
debating teams. He belonged to En-
Gina club, the Delft Chi legal frater-
nifty and the Phi Alpha Tau debating
honor fraternity.
After the wedding the couple will
go south, where they will enjoy short
tour of Southern California. They
will live in Hollywood, a suburb Of
Los Angeles.