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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

with their songs. New and entertaining
motion picture plays will also be shown.
COsmos-Concert To-day.
Won TilZer's ''Parisienne,' an inter-
mezzo, and HolIander's Modern Eve"
(selection).' both new features. will be
prominent numbers in the orchestral pro-
gramme, which constitutes the most i'm
pOTtant element of the concerts at the
Cosmos Theater. beginning at o'clock
this afternoon and continuing until 1880
o clock tonight. Tits "Tambour de
Garde," overture: Halverson's Entrance
Of the Bojarens," characteristics: selec-
tons from Saint-Saens' Samson and
Delilah:" the Pierne "Serenade," and
Evans Scenes in Brittany" waItzes are
among the other attractive numbers OF a
long and varied list of selections to be
offered.
In addition there will be brilliant
array OF refined vaudeville numbers ap-
propriate to the occasion.
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CoIumbia-"Man aud superman."

With the return of Robert Lorraine to
notable actors who assisted him in his
recent revival OF Man and Superman,"
theatergoers are given an opportunity Of
seeing George Bernard Shaw's smartest
comedy presented under conditions that
are as nearly perfect as anything mum
dame can be. Mr.. Loraine's engagement
in this epoch-making play begins to-mor-
row evening at the Columbia Theater.
Man and Superman" is a comedy that
requires youth, dash. and breeding. John
Tanner. as Mr.. Lorraine portrays him, is
an aristocrat of aristocrats. Like many
of the young men of to-day, who enjoy
the advantages of youth, brains, wealth.
and an assured position, he entertains
some very radical ideas He advances
the theory that marriage is only a de-
vice which aids nature in her work of
providing fathers for the worlds chill
dren. Women, he declares, have forth
fed their position Of mothers by using
the convention OF marriage to chain men
to the fireside. They use men as tools
to aid them in fulfilling their destinies
as the mothers Of the future generation.
In the course Of the play, John Tanner
is offered up as a living proof Of his
theory. From the very beginning Of the
first act he can see his fate approaching.
He struggles to escape. He fees from
London to Surrey; from Surrey to Spain.
and there. in spite Of his struggling and
mary futile kicks, his fate overtakes
him.
Truly this is the strangest love story.
the most paradoxical situation that the
stage has ever disclosed.
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was the guest Of P. B. Chase for few
days last week.
John Drew, in The Perplexed Hus-
band" will be an early attraction at the
National.
Bernard Shaw is at work on a new
play, as yet unnamed. for Robert Lor-
aine, which Mr.. Lorraine will produce in
London next spring.
Laura Hope Crews and H. B. War
ner. in Henry Miller's new production.
"BIackbirds.' will follow The Old
Homestead" at the Columbia Theater.
Louise Kent is making a brief tour in
vaudeville in her own sketch, ''Dickey
Bird" through the courtesy OF S. T.
Poll. who released her from her con-
tract 10 continue in stock at Wilkes
barre, Pa, until the temperance Of the
Poll Players in Washington next
spring.
As a special attraction next Thursday
night. Manager Peck. Of the Gayety, Is
planning a cabaret entertainment. to be
staged during the intermission OF The
Golden Crooks show.
The Girl of My Dreams" one of the
greatest Of the recent New York must
cal successes. will be the Christmas at
traction at the Columbia Theater.
Frank p. Morse. general press repre-
sentative for Henry Miller. arrived in the
city last week to herald the coming OF,
Laura Hope Crews and H. B. Warner In
''Blackbirds."
As 1t Is arranged. Maude Adams tour
in Barrie's Peter Pan" viii be the long
est one ever undertaken by the actress
It will include visits to nearly every
State In the Union and from coast to
coast. The longest stop Is to be made
In New York, where the actress Is to
possess the stage of the Empire Thester
throughout the holiday season.
A variety Of spiritualistic and fortune
telling secrets as well as the tricks OF
stagecraft are exposed in "A Lucky
Hoodoo," the new musical comedy which
will be seen at the Academy this week.
Bud Fisher, the cartoonist. who origi-
mated the Mutt and Jefr' cartoons, will
head Chase's bill December Is week.
manager ,. M. LlnneT. WHO - ulIcCLAuS
the tour of E. NJ. Newman in travel
talks. was in the city during the past
week to arrange for the. course which
opens at the Columbia Theater in Janu-
airy.
The members of the Washington Sym
phony Orchestra are cOngratulatins
themselves that their organization Is one
of the few in this country possessing
woman on its roster. Since the beginning
of the rehearsals for the present season
the second yiolins have been enriched by
the presence OF Miss-Llllian NJ. Milovich,
a musician Of superb qualifications.
Digby Bell. late star Of The Educa-
ton of Mr.. Pipp,' with a large support
ing company, viii play Chase's Christ
mas week.
Since Robert Lorsine's first appearance
in Shaw's comedy, Man and Super
man." he has played the part OF the
virile. recalcitrant John Tanner here and
in England about 200 times, the largest
number OF performances ever given a
Shaw play.
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NEWS OF LOCAL THEATERS

Editors note - This column Il
devoted exclusively to Warrington
pInyhouses, their management, pro
auctions, and the stage folk who
will be seen in this city either this
week or in the very near future.
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Gayety-GoIden Crooks Company.

Gayety-GOIdeh Crooks Company.
Headed by the laughing hobo come
dian, Billy Arlington, the Golden
Crooks Company comes to the Gayety
this week presenting The Auto Bugs,
two-act musical extravaganza with
scenes laid in Palm Beach and on the
Palisades of the Hudson
Mr.. Arlington is assisted by an eX-
cellent foil. Ed Johnston. while Eleanor
Cochran is a fascinating prima donna.
and Jeanette Buckley is a soubrette of
the Nell Brinkley girl type. Mr.. Ar
lington has numerous specialties during
the action Of the piece, three OF his most
effective numbers being the drunk and
the scramble" presented as duets with
Miss Cochran. and Crazy Music" as
sung with Ed Johnston. There is also an
amusing travesty on Pauline, the great
vaudeville hypnotist.
A spectacular dancing number is in
trOduced by the Golden troupe OF Rus
sian dancers, headed by Mile. Ella Col
den, supplemented by numerous ballet
advertisements offered by a chorus of
twenty-four
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RscENe Eson.lNaN AN1 syeERr1SH. cosgnglA .

Ed Reynard: Carson and Willard. Ger
man comedians: the Cliff Bailey Trio. in
hilarious comedy acrobatic speciality;
Joachim P. Baker, in a striking piano
logue, and Artame. who will furnish a
succession Of thrills with his feats OF
balancing. 4
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

THE Merry Widow" will be the attrac-
ton at the Belasco the week Of Decem-
Der 30.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Digby Bell. late star Of The Educa-
ton Of Mr.. Pipp,' with a large support
ing company, will play Chase's Christ
mas week.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Since Robert Lorsine's first appearance
in Shaw's comedy, Man and Super
man." he has played the part OF the
virile, recalcitrant John Tanner here and
in England about 200 times, the largest
number Of performances ever given a
Shaw play.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

B. F. Keith, the vaudeville magnate.
was the guest Of P. B. Chase for few
days last week.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

l. Frank Baum, author Of The Wiz
ard Of o." has elaborated with Louis
Gottschalk, a California musician. in
writing an extravaganza called The
Textbook Man." and 1t will be produced
by Oliver Morosco in Los Angeles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

John Drew, in The Perplexed Hus-
band" will be an early attraction at the
National.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

A variety of spiritualistic and fortune
telling secrets as well as the tricks OF
stagecraft are exposed in "A Lucky
Hoodoo," the new musical comedy which
will be seen at the Academy this week.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Laura Hope Crews and H. B. War
ner. in Henry Miller's new production.
"BIackbirds,' will follow The Old
Homestead" at the Columbia Theater.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Bernard Shaw is at work on a new
play, as yet unnamed, for Robert Lor-
aine, which Mr. Lorraine will produce in
London next spring.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Bud Fisher. the cartoonist. who origi-
mated the Mutt and Jefr' cartoons, will
head Chase's bill December IS week.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

with their songs. New and entertaining
motion picture plays will also be shown.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

The members of the Washington Sym
phony Orchestra are congratulatins
themselves that their organization Is one
of the few in this country possessing a
woman on its roster. Since the beginning
Of the rehearsals for the present season
the second yiolins have been enriched by
the presence Of Miss-Llllian NJ. Milovich,
a musician of superb qualifications.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

As a special attraction next Thursday
night. Manager Peck. of the Gayety, Is
planning a cabaret entertainment. to be
staged during the intermission OF The
Golden Crooks show.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Manager S. NJ. zinner. who is directing
the tour Of E. NJ. Newman in travel
talks, was in the city during the past
week to arrange for the. course which
opens at the Columbia Theater in Janu-
airy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Louise Kent is making a brief tour in
vaudeville in her own sketch, ''Dtckey
Bird" through the courtesy OF s. z.
Poll. who released her from her con-
tract to continue in stock at Wilkes
barre, Pa, until the temperance Of the
Poll Players in Washington next
spring.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

The Girl of My Dreams one of the
greatest of the recent New York must
cal successes. will be the Christmas at
traction at the Columbia Theater.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-01

Frank P. Morse. general press repre-
sentative for Henry Miller. arrived in the
city last week to herald the coming OF,
Laura Hope Crews and H. B. Warner In
'Blackbirds"
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HARRIs0NBURG
Jspecial to The Time.-Dispatch. /

Especial to The mes-Dispatch-1
Harrisonburg. Va, September H.,
Miss Netty Fftzhugh, of Frederick.
who has been spending the summer
at Rawley Springs, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Mary Grattan returned to her
home here Thursday. after spending
the summer in Massachusetts,. Con-
necticut and Massachusetts,.
Miss Enid sipe left yesterday Tor
sweet Bri&r College to resume her.
studies
Mss Brownie Bass. recently Of Mt
Scion, left yesterday for Haymarkee
to join her parents IN the'r new
home
Mrs. c. c. Robertson. who. spent thei
summer in Lynchburg and WashinG.i
ton. has returned home.
Rev. and Mrs. c. R. Cruikshanks. oei
Bowling Green. are whiting friends I'M
town and country.
Miss Mary Heath has returned TO .er
home in vicksburg. Miss. after VISIT (
ing Miss Margaret Peale. her ola
schoolmate at Mary Baldwin eemi-
nary.
son TO A. n A. Ft- Defiance. has re-
turned to his home in Mexico. While
here he visited his aunt Mrs Herosre
Coffman.
Mrs. wallace Bear. OF winchester, 70
visiting her parents. Mr. and Nr2 d
4. Btedier, near Tenth Legion.
Mrs. J. r. ShoweN. of Ocean City.
Nd. has returned home. after tisse
TO Miss Hcrtense Devier-
rs p Fletcher has returned from
a visit TO Miss Bessie Paul Eastman.
in lexington
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S4.98
s. .48
S3.48
$4.98
OF Coats.
lis, novelty
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SUFFOLK

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
Suffolk, Va. September 28--Miss
Blanche Baines has just returned
home from q two months stay IN the
mountains Of Western North Carolina
Mrs. W. NJ Crumpler and son have
returned from the Cason Cottage.
Ocean View.
Thomas W. CAhoon. Of Montgomery
Ala, 10 in town on business.
George william Trent has gone to
the University Of Virginia to take .
course in law
Miss Annie Cells. Of Norfolk, Is the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Brothers.
Miss Virginia Jenkins has gone TO
washington. She viii be, bridesmaid
at the marriage Of Miss Marion King
TO Ensign Robert Hinckley.
Judge Thomas H. wilcox, Of norfolk,
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. James Corbett and children
have returned from . oeveru WeeAs
stav in the mountains OF Virgini3-
Mr. and Mrs. Hersy woodward are
the quests Of DR.. and MS Jonn W.
page. of Burlington. y. C.
Misses Jessie and Martha Darden
and Doris Zones. Of Suffolk; MISS
Louise Phillips. OF Ferry Point. ana
Miss Antoinette Camp. OF franHhn'
Jeff to-day for Sweet Briar College.
Rev. H p. Dalton. OF washington
n in the guest Of his brother. J.
p nSl,on- in West Washington Street
r ration arrived 1t home ycster-
day from a weeks stay in Blueneld-
Hr and Mrs G. kpman, Of Phsla-
aeIphia. arrived here to-day.
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of Miss Annie Day, has returned 70
Norfolk to re-enter school.
Mrs. Robert Nelson. of Washingeon'
who Is a guest at the home OF Ma
NJ NJ Green, gave Talk AZ tue
Warrenton Library on THURSDAY AFTER.
noon last, which was well attended
Mr. and Mrs. Julian c. Keith enter
tanned on Tuesday night the lfth m
slant. in honor Of their daughter. NUS
Mary Keith.
Mrs. Howell Peebies entertained the
Reading Club on Wednesday At the
home Of Mrs Jennie NJ Payne
g. b woodfin. Of Richmond spent
Sunday last in warrenton with MIS-.
James walden Jeffr!es. Mrs. Wooonn
and little son. who have been In war
renton for several weeks returned 70
their home at Ashland on MONDAY
with Mr. woodfin.
In the bridge Tournaments which was
completed at the Warrenfon country
Club on Tuesday evening. MIS-. =.
Beverly Slater. OF Warrenton, ana
WASHINGTON made the highest totei
score. the hsures being S.sez Mrs. e:
shirley Carter and T. J. Semmcs. OF
New orleans, made the highest team
score, being SOS. Handsome prizes
were awarded the winners supper
was given At the nnal evening.
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ASHEvJLlE
.o~~,.,,orhe Times-Dispasch-J

Especial TO The Times-Dtspssch-J
AshevilIe. n. c. september IS.-An
announcement of interest here = tnat
Of the engagement OF Miss Lillian
Adams and scott Rs6eker. winch mas
been made BY the parents OF the os,oe.
so-bc. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter SCOTT
na.ns Of Fillmore. Tho wedding VIII
\. solerun.zcd late In the fall Miss
aA.0. In one Of the most popular
rnenb.rs Of the AsheviIIe younger set
NJ, Radeker has resided here for
number Of years. although quite re-
een,Iy he has made Farkersourg. W.
Va. hts headquarters. being engage
in business at that city.
Mrs. Jesse J. Yates enterfained n-
Formally AZ tea Saturday afternoon ~
honor Of Nrs. CASTOR Avery Greer. OF
phocntx. Arfz. Mrs. e. Chase, % An
napoiis. Nd. and Ms r. Psrks. OF
In honor 81 her sisser-tn-law. Miss
wilmer wolfe. Mrs. Samuel Wolfe en-
ssrssincA Friday evening ~ her home
in wcisey.
Rsuben MeBraycr hiss entered the
r-nIver.isy 81 Pennsylvania. where Ne
Win take Q course In the meoscsI
school of inst institutions. MASON
AIsxscser has gone Go Durham ~ G.
70 enter sse TRINITY park school
Mva Ayehuv p Re~s weo - oogeeeo
n an isYormal dianer fUooony 49,.
|nSeA. whSeA Woo esvso = - q
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DURHAM

ESPECIAL to The Times-Dispatch-l
Durham. n c. September 3S.-Nrs-
X p. Lewis entertained the Junior
Bridge Club Thursday afternoon Al
her new residence on D. Dill S.ossYed
with goldenrod and autumn leaves,
and presented a beautiful autumn Ell
feet. After several rubbers Of bridge.
delicious refreshments we1 served.
the guests present we're Ae ~
Win. ]. NJ Manning. Mrs. Bragaw, w
T. OBrien. J. n n. Gregory. A. Cobb.
Fred Tanning, ". w. Olive. q. b.
Gilbert. w. n Yearly, J. Crawford
Bigss. J. 8 Cunningham and Misses
Henshaw, Jean venable, Willie smith.
Eleanor Green and Mrs Lewis
guests, the Misses Prudsn. OF Eden
Nrs ]. r. willy and children have
returned home after spending the sum
mer at the Green Park Hotel n blow
Ar. and Mrs. c. g. Peyton. Of Ronoe-
verte, w. Va. are spending the week
with Mr. and Mrs W. G. Grammar. AZ
their home on NAnsum Street
Miss Ethel Mangum has returned
from Beaufort =. G. wnere sne mas
Friday evening the parish house OF
St Philips Church was the scene OF
q pleasing entertainment The cnoNr.
the chairmen ara ch1iswomeu OF tne
church crclea. and the deaf mute colony
OF this church. met IN . social meet
tne. The novel feature OF the even
ing was the recita;ious rendersd %
the mutes and interpreted by Mss
Robbie Tfi,inghasI their Disstcnsry
teacher. There were also speeches
made TO the muses which we're inter
nreeed 20 them ~ Misc Tfiiinghass.
iIeht refrcshmenss we're served ana
All had q Jolly good time
T. " Martin and family. Who ieft
Durham six years ago 70 make tnefs
home al Ware Neck. Vs. have re-
turned 20 their home They are &C.
c,,nytng the T. a. Osles farm residence,
about three usie0 from the city.
Mrs. r. L Walker and her mother.
Mrs >. ". Doub. OF south Boston. Va.
are on a visit 60 Mrs. c. c. Thomas.
on billiard Street
Mis- Elizabeth Pcwe has gone %
Greensboro. where she VIII attend tne
S;rcensbcrc Female College
Miss Isnte Pope. II Raieteh- 20
sp~ndsnG . .ew day. tn tnfs city WIN
Mrs' q a. AAams,. ~ Ncrfcis. vAe
has been IN the city the 9uess o. her
d.uehsev. Nra Hen styrca. mas gone
!; o. winston ssle1. where she VIII VISIT
wr. ava mrs =. ~ Mccullough. OF
Brunswick. O.. ere - TIE essys the
evsvss 81 snssr 6sugSsw. unL 4 G.
l6aw1l % usruosu0 ASUuUA
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to her home In Montgomery. Ala
Mrs W. W. Green, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and mrs.
Hughes billiard. In Chatham. has re-
turned home.
PAGE T. sutton. of Rdslyn. spent .
part of this week here.
Mrs.. william G. Coghill. who has
been spending some time with ner
daughter, Mrs. William n. Cobb n
Falls Church, has returned home
Wallace Pegs left this week for
Baltimore. where he Will spend some
time.
Mrs. ". B. Covington and Mrs- John
W. Gill spent a part OF TINS week
in Richmond
Major r d. coehiII and Captain C. +.
Smith attended the Grand Camp OF
Confederate Veterans at Pulaski.
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WAvERLY

Especial to The Tfmes-Dispatchl
waverly. Va. September 2S.-Cards
are out announcing the marriage OF
Miss Rosa May Rogers. daughter OK
90 Obed paul Higgins. the marriage TO
be .olemnixed on October 2, at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. Carsiey.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. West and daugh-
ter. Of Newport News. are visiting
friends and relatives in waverly.
Rev. W. A. Snyder and family have
returned to their home tn Waveriy.
after spending some time with rela-
lives In Portsmouth
Miss Della Sharpe. Of Norfolk. - the
guest Of Mrs. Annie L Fleetwood.
Miss Willie Martin left to-day FOR
PeserxburG where she Will pursue Q
course OF study at the southern Fee
male College
IF. Baird has returned 20 his home
In wsverly. after spending some umc
in Norfolk
Colonel Robert ". Arnold. who has
b>en on q visit to Baltimore. return
ed to hts home on yesterday.
H. C. Parham and family. Of South
Richmond are guests In the home OF
r. Fleetwood
y + ssraiIey less to-day for Alex
studies In the Epsscepa, Hieh school.
Nrs. ". r. Morris. Mtss Myrtle Hsr-
rtooa. Harry Holltngsworth. v. L Ar
no16 ana walter T. Daniel we're IN
Pesershure on Monday ntghe
Howard ". Butcher. Of retcrScurg.
sDens eha weekend Ia the homo Of
NJ. ana Mrs. c. z. smith, On Copper
- ana Nh I. A MINK Sefs waveriy
this week for Memphis.
yudee ,. r. West IN holding the reg
mar Sepesmbev term 81 surry Circuit
Court a suryy this week
C4car Z. sh~wmakc. ~ Survy COort-
court spent Monday ~ this week w
wa~erly with friends.
Miss mary Dnrden. - Norfosh. SDeu'
shss Ne>k In the homo cf Mr. and wrn
Z. Z. Gray. % Wet wstn Seeose.
NJ ana Mrs. J. ". G~otre have re-
|syyU>A - their home IN WaverIy, e
ser speaAtng she ssmMer wsse nsssoea
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RAoFoR0
yScec,aI to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-I
Radford. Va. September ga very
ENJOYABLE surprise party wss s,vs ven
is spending the winter with Professor
and Mrs. ]. p. Whit. on Grove Ave
nue Friday night Those present
were Misses Martha Funk. Agnes
Johnson stella Ross: Brownie DeIe
Paul Martin. George Lyle: JuIt.n Nesn
and Kuhn Barnett Fruit ana ceeoy
wcre served BY Mrs Whit aSstSte4
by Misses Marta and stella Ross
NJ. and Mrs. Horace L. Jones ane
children left sunday night for Ishsce.
the home Of Mrs. Jcnes's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. q. W Lyle. on Arlington
Mrs Eugene Adams and child left
this week for her home 10 Wsonsng-
ton. after spending the summer w"
MISS Elizabeth OverstreeS OF Bed-
ford. % VISITING Mrs. ". ~ Deip. q
the West End Hotel
Miss Mildred Delp and Hiss Marie
Louise Galway VIII leave Aco9ey
night for washington. where ehey WIN
N;ss Bessie ReSssss rseurpea home
Hast week from Warrington. she yes
accompanied home by Mra John no
bertsL
william Ineies s.S NE Ms''s
Ineies resuvbeA homo SATURDAY naent.
Mrs. REID and Mrs. whsfmcre sre the
guests cs Xp. Ssapee0 10 NSchm9W1
Misses Ber1sua and EIsneeeh Vet
Iefs Thursday sw Wsehtnescn. weess
rSvs. IN. H;ssps Mcss Hsv. spea,
sbe eumuses ss she Weet Eoe 0seel
oD6 are 9rUoSlv 0aOD0 ~ e0o1r Oo0S
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BUENA VISTA
rspecial to The rimes-Dispatch-I

Especial to The Times
Buena Vista, Va. September IS
The Southern Seminary opened Thurs
day with q large enrolment A mum.
Der of the old students are back ana
there are a number of new ones.
There are several changes tne
faculty. Miss Denzele Hunt OF Hacn-
last year will teach in the department
Of Instrumental music
The J. O. o. A. NJ held . very en-
joyable social entertainment TUESDAY
evening. Speeches were made oy "A.
W. Robertson. H. S. Rucker. W. n.
Sesy and W. H. Shirley.
Mrs. ". T. Paxton has returned
week
Miss Margaret Rubush left Monday
for Harrisonburg, where she VIII AZ
tend school
Robert Krebs and Harry srangler
left this week for Blackstone, TO en-
ter the Blackstone Academy
Miss Henderson. OF North Carolina
who has been the gueae Of Miss Eve
Zimmerman. left for Ser home tues
day.
Miss Meriwessher. OF Coleman Fails,
e the guest Of her brother d. O. y.
Meriweather.
Mis-. Betsie Harris Parr 10 the guest
Of Mrx. George Morris.
III. Burke and DR.. J. c. Parsons
spent several days in LynchourG this
week
Nrx n. D. Mckee vii leave MONDAY
for Charlottesville. where she VIII
make her home
Mrs. George Butler. who has been
the gue0t Of Mrs. William EGolk re-
turned 20 her home in BrsStoi Non
day.
Rev. A. e. Hopkins mas reSofned
from Char1esfown ". Va, where he
spent . week
w. O. Mathews. Of Clifton Forge,
spent several days In the esty thsa
Icek.
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eoWlINe GREEN

Especial q The Times-Dtspaeehl
Bowling Greeu- Va, eeptsmber -
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