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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20
"Madarne Sherry"

Every Little Movement Has a
Meaning All Its Own is the latest Tilt
to become epidemic all over the coun-
try. The air is the theme of Madame
Sherry" the worlds greatest musical
offering, by Otto Hauerbach and Karl
Hoschna. which will be presented at
the opera house on Friday, Oct. rs.
The company to be seen in Madame
Sherry" is said to be even stronger
than the original cast and numbers
some of the highest salaried people in
the musical comedy field New musi-
cal oddities are introduced in which a
famous Lederer beauty chorus is once
more before us. Seats will have to be
secured well in advance.
1t has been said that the public is
exacting when 1t comes to amuse-
ments. especially musical plays. Evil
IDENTIFY the public knows what 1t wants
in the form of entertainment as will
readily be seen by the phenomenal
success of Madame Sherry" which
has set a new record for receipts and
attendance. Its second tour promises
to eclipse its former one, If that were
possible.
Madame Sherry" came as A dis
tinct surprises that the conventional
and usual musical plays found a
standard they We're not able to keep
pace with. The French Vaudeville"
as it is termed. has set new mark
for musical comedy that will not be
equalled for some time to come.
Three things are necessary to make
a musical comedy successful nova
days
First in order, the manuscript con-
tanning comedy, must be selected with
great care. The comedy must be
wholesome and the situations legiti-
mate and funny.
Next comes the score. It must con-
tain musical numbers and melodies
that appeal to popular favor. 1t has
been said that if one melody becomes
popular, it can make the success of a
play.
Not to be overlooked is the chorus.
The public expects to see pretty girls
who can sing and dance. Their cos
tunes must be striking and pleasing
to the eye. Madame sherry has all
these attributes and some more.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

tress; II understood you wanted a
stockily built person for the part, but
would you mind holding the part open
until this afternoon and l will come
in again? BY the way, isn't there Il
Turkish bath near?"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

That convention sometimes turns
hypocrite is proved by Christie Mac
Donald, the charming Spring Maid
"'Auntie, DEAR said demure miss.
Mr.. Mailer, the artist, has asked me
for my photo; he wants to make use
Of it for his next picture. Ought l to
send it to him?'
Yes you can do so, but be sure TO
enclose it with photo of your mother,
or some elderly lady. 1t would be
highly improper to send your photo
by itself exclaimed her aunt
Young's Magazine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

All you who have torpid liver, weak
digestion or constipated bowels look
out for chills. The season is here and
the air is full of the disease germs.
The best thing to do is to get your
liver in good condition and purify the
stomach and bowels. HERBINE Is
TIE right remedy. it answers the pur-
pose completely. Price soc. Sold by
ALL druggists. advertisement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

Johnnie-Tell me, papa, do live bears
have votes?
Papa-Of course not; why?
Johnnie-Cause 1 see in the paper
that Mayor Fifty is making up to the
bears in the new zoo.-Boston Tran
script
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

Own, is singing the prln1a donna role
in My Best Girl the musical play
in, which Clifton Crawford is starring
at the Park Theatre.
To Coach Newport Society.
Rosie Leslie and her beautiful sister,
Paula, who are prominent in the
beauty chorus of Clifton Crawford's
musical show, My Best Girl" now
running at the Park theatre, New
York, have asked the management of
this attraction to give them a two
weeks leave of absence, in order that
they may Immediately repair to New
port to assist in the staging of Miss
Jean Wallach and Miss Frederick
Paines musical comedy, Newport"
for which Marshall Kernochan has
written the music The cast of New
of the season. Among those who will
act as show girls are the Misses Ro-
berta and Natalie Willard, Miss Eliza
beth NJ. Sands, Miss Frederick Sands,
Miss Jean Wallach, Miss Margaret
Caperton. Miss Harriet Ferdy and
Miss Ethelinda A. Moran. Marshall
Kernochan will act as stage director
and orchestra leader The. perform
ance will be given at Mrs. Barger
Wallachs magnificent home, Edna
Villa, and will be produced on Octo-
Der &c. The invitation list has been
limited to three hundred, and already
many individuals whose social stand
ing is not any too secure are suffering
qualms of fear lest they be overlooked.
Glints of Humor.
Clifton Crawford, star in the sue
cessful musical play, MY Best Girl"
now running at the Park theatre, is
responsible for this story:
One of the best known musical stars
on our stage, and another star who
is now appearing in the legitimate,
but who made his reputation as a star
in musical work met recently in Chi
cago. They are both noted through
out the profession as being tight
wads." One proposed to the other
that they sojourn to his hotel and
while away the afternoon in the fasci-
mating sport of matching pennies. The
proposition was accepted and after
matching the best eleven out of TWEEN
ty for a penny for three hours, four
pennies changed hands.
Rita Stanwood, leading woman in
Charming Pollock and Rennold VOLTS
musical play, my Best Girl" now
story of a prominent theatrical man
a ger who sent for an actress to come
| and see him about a part in a new
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20
News Notes.

Helen Ware is now rehearsing In
Elmer B. Harriss new play, Trial
Marriage" which will have it's pre-
miere in New York early in Novem-
Der Prominent in the cast in sup
nort of Miss Ware are Harrison
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

One of the popular actresses of the
season is Irene Fenwick. She Is ap-
pearing in one OF the Cohan a. Harris
productions. y
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

Willie-All the world loves a lover
Wallie-Baliy lie, We know. Nellie
de Wink's pet terrier has bitten me
four times, bah Jove,-Exchange
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25
SOUTH BOSTON

l'lfFN4ai 10 J .le i tlIfs Dis match
south Boston. Va August 94-Ai!sz-
fatue Evans Of Richmond. is spend In >.
some time with her mother Mrs +.
l. Evans. q tais place.
Hiss annie Wilkinson. Of Salisbury
g. and Misses Marion ana Madga.
atanne4d, Of Memphis. Tenn. are guests
ol airs. q j. HUNT
sarks ale i-awson has returned from
doNe Ailul visit 10 friends in Marion.
hpp IA@rrM VINO visited Roanoke,
aad Erred Nesbitt who made v!slt
70 tranklin nave also returned TO
south Boston
Mrs. r snead. VINO has been on an
extended visit - tne mountains. re-
Turned acme fcw uays ago
Mrs AleNnnder H. Green and daugh-
ter Miss Elizabeth Green. who have
eeen sojourning ~ Bunaio Ridge
SPRINGS Tor Tic past month. have re-
Mrs, a. +. Faulkner and daughter.
Mlss vivian + atlkner OF Norfolk. ara
visiting relatives ia south Boston
Ii Hunter Beazley. Of this Mace
has returned from Chase City. where
he went TO WISH his sons. Roy and
Edgar.
Mrs Bette Norwood. Of salisbury. y.
Walter Franklin. OF Jacksonville,
Fla. Who has been visiting his brother,
y i. Franklin. at this place has re-
Mrs T. N Penicl1. who has been
visiting relatives in Wilson X g.
has returned home.
Mrs. j. t. Lipscomb. of this place.
has been appointed sponsor for tho
Third virginia Brigade by Bria4da
Sommaader samuel l. Adams. OF tho
sons OF Veterans the reunion 10 be-
held III Pulaski city. carly in Ooto-
Der
Misses Marion and Madgc stanheld,
or Memphis. Tenn. were guests Of Mrs.
c. ]. Hunt during the past week
Mrs 4 b Armstrong. OF this place.
IS visiting friends and relatives in
WEIGH and Bluehold w Va.
Miss Fan Craddock was the attrac-
tive guest of Mrs r. H. Edmondson
during he past week.
Miss Mac AdlSerson is soiourninE at
Blue Ridge Springs. She Joined party
Miss Helen Herrink. of Richmond. is
visiting Mrs. y. G. Johnston at this
place.
Miss Pauline Motley S visiting friends
Mrs Richard Crane IS visiting her
mother. Mrs Mary Bruce, near thia
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian East. of Alta
vista, arc guests Of MIR. and Mrs. ]. ].
Lawson. a this place
Judge Carter Johnston. of the Phil
ippine Islands. who has been on Il
Visit TO his brother. Lewis Johnston,
at this place. left few days ago for
Richmond thence TO san Francisco.
where he viii spend short while bo-
fore his return to Manila
Mrs Charles IT, Brewer and children.
of Wake Forest. are guests OF DR. and
Mrs McN Stovcr on upper Main.
Miss Roy Lovclncc. Of Wilson n c..
Is the guest OF Miss Eva I.ovelaco
Misses Sailio Graves and Kathleen
Hi of Washington. are guests OF Mira.
l. g Mcdowell
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GLOUCESTER

Especial TO The Times Dispatoh.
Gloucester. Va. August 2i.-Nir and
Mrs. W. Ashby Jones gave a very hand :
some reception last week in honor OF
their house guests Mrs w A Jones.
Jr.. Miss Edna dickson nd Miss Bates.
The home was profusely decorated
ments were served TO the fifty guests
on saturday Mr.. and Mrs A. A.
Blow gave a charming buffet supper
TO a large number Of friends in honor
of their house guests. Misses Margaret
Dalton, OF North Carolina: Dineon. OF
Illinois Mary Saunders OF Richmond.
and Richard Saunders. Turner witt
been their guests for the past two
weeks.
on Wednesday Mrs C \ Chevier
gave beautiful bridge luncheon to her
Weiscr. Of Trenton. n j.
Misses Susie Dinmock of Newport
News and Ida Taylor OF Richmond.
arc visiting the Misses Lee at the rec
Misses Frances Lefevrc and Caro-
line McClery. of Richmond. are guests
of Mrs c. r. Cary.
Miss Monetta Cannon. OF Baltimore.
is spending this week with Mss Mar
earct Antrim Tabb. at Newsstand"
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tabb ana two
children. of Texas. are with Miss
Mrs. William Is. Perrin, Jr.. and son.
of Maryland. are visiting Mrs. W II.
Perrin. at Goshen"
Mahlen Benson of Richmond is
spending some time with his father.
Thomas Benson.
Misses Grace Perkins and Aileen
Cowardin. of Richmond. are with the
Misses Tabh. at "Newstead.'
mock and Miss Emily Dimmock are
spending August at the Thousa nd
Islands.
Misses Marion and Mary Hoe. who
have been visiting Dr. and Mrs w II.
Jones have returned to Washington
Nelson Robins. OF Richmond is the
guest Of Judge Charles Catlett. at Tim
her Neck.
Miss Lucy wiltshire. of Baltimore. is
waiting Miss Powell Byrd. at block
ley"
Mr. and Mrs Montgomery Clarke are
spending the summer at Seventy
With Mr. and Mrs !. " Wiihers
Mrs. G.. G Murray has returned 10
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school in Fredericksburg during the
J coming term.
Henry Dickman and Palmer Nixon
! lett during tho past week. for their
respective homes in Florence. :. O.,
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs Frank
l.. Read.
Or. q r. Collins and family have
returned from visit with relatives in
Madison County.
Mrs. varro. of Beech Avenue. who
has been sick Tor several weeks. was
taken TO tho hospital Wednesday Dy
Dr Shoenbaum. where she und srw,nt
an operation. which was entirely sue
ccssiul.
AIRS Mary shanier has returned
homo. much benefited by u trip to the
mountains.
Miss Lola Dickinson. OF Florence. S
c. was tho guest OF honor during tho
past week. at the home of MIR and
Mrs. Frank L. Read. with whom she is
spending tho month OF August y
large number OF young people were
invited. ana the evening was spent in
games and music. Refreshments were
served. Master Jesse kibl.r was FOR
trnato in winning the prize IN the
guessing contest.
Mrs Lettie Bottoms. Of Seven Pines.
spent several days with her sister Mrs
=. l. Gerow. durins the past week.
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CULPEPER

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
Culpeper. Va August 2i.-Mrs.
Charlie Hall was the weekend guest
OF relatives In A!e%andFia and Wash
Hiss Bessie Hooper. who has been
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Griswoid
smith in Vermont returned to Gull
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Thomas and
Thomas left this week TO be the
guests OF friends in stanton
Mr.. and Mrs Addison Hudson. OF
Pine Grove, W. Va. who are spending
several weeks with Mrs. Hudson's
parents, AIR and Mrs. S. NJ. Nowhoase.
we're tho guests OF Nj. and Mrs
Stewart Brand last week.
Mrs. Rollins and daughter. Miss
Julia Rollins OF Covington. arc the
guests OF Mrs. Rollins's father. Charlie
Chelf.
Misses Katheryne Eegborn and Jamie
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Jenries. at VIII
Miss saiiie Bennett and campben
Bennett spent several days last week
In Washington. D. C.
McChesney Jehries and Henry Me-
Blair. OF Norfolk were the guests this
Leslie Is Gordon. of Nelson County.
is tho guest Of Mr. and Mrs. c. l.
Dohme, at their home, '.Al9ptrosc.
of High Point. n. G.. who have been
the guests OF the Misses Holton re-
turned to their home this week.
Tom Neal. OF Richmond. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Goldsborough.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Diener left this week
for a ten days trip to New York
Billy Howard. OF Norfolk. is spend-
ing several days in Culpeper.
Miss Cecil Taylor entertained quite
number of friends at a dance on
Monday night. at 'Kenloch." the coun-
nv home OF her aunt, Mrs James A.
Strother. in compliment 10 her house
guests, Misses Ruth Granville and
Adele Gndea and Dick Wilhelm, o.
Baltimore. Those invited TO meet the
guests of honor were Misses Celest
Williams. Fannie Louise RiXcy. Fannie
Yowell Frankie Taunt Elizabeth
Smith, Lucille Williams. Elizabeth
Strother. Eda Bisgers and Jane De-
trick: Kent Davis. Mercer Jones. Cor
nelus Bruce. Campbell Bennett. Frank
Bennett. Robert l.amon. bernard Will
liams Chiffon Vowel. George Witt
shire. Hunter Ashby. McChcsney JEFF
fries and Henry McBlair. of Norfolk.
and DR. Otis Marshall. At 10 o'clock
a delightful supper was served TO the
guests after which the dancing was
resumed.
Mrs II. s Matthews was the hostess
to the Senior Five Hundred club on
| last week. which met with her on
Thursday morning Those playing
were Mosdames Silas Cooper a W.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-25

New York after SPENDING six weeks
With NJ. and Mss a h Drewry. al
Sir and Mrs corbln waller and
family. OF Norfolk. asr spending the
summer with Captain ana Mrs r. G.
Byrd. al White Hall
Rev. J.. G Wexford and Mrs Well
iord. OF Newport News. nave returned
home after spending a month 81 "Phil-
.ppi
Miss Mary Gibson kemp ma returned
from visit 70 lef sister, Mrs 81 George
i5ryan. in Richmond
Miss Irene Wilson. ~ Savannah. Ca.
who was the guest ot her aunt Mrs.
W c ciop'on. lett on Monday for Bal-
Messrs Mann and Pcyton Pase are
spen-ns they vacation wi;h Their
mother Mr. Richard Page at 'Shcll,
Robert Cornell ~ Richmond Is
visiting his AMT. Miss Lon Thnrston.
Miss tlia Grover mas rcturn-i from
wish to Georgia and North Carolina
The Misses Cooke. daughter OF Cnas
Cooke. ~ Richmond, are visiting
Mrs John Tanh. a slminervlllt.'
Mr. and Mrs. " Ashby Jones. Ir.
ana son have returned to Richmond.
Miss Susannah Martin viii leave
soon 20 spend several months with her
grandfather. Air. hickson. At Miami
George B Tanaferro has returned
from a trip TO Sew York. where h- was
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs l. Hat-h.
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Is This Why English
Beauties Are So Fair ?

Ever since the discovers CHAT mer.
eoll1eo "aN would absorb aad remove
F. soilcd complcNicn ifa use by lsais
~ substitute for toilet creams fae
sfo"n rapial' s perf,ct commission
,an pc naintsl ned indefinitely if tls
remark able substance ls used ~.
henencent clcans.ns cioarns sn1
pgeservstiye action Is QuleAly aprs
rent and ladies' vino have b.rn osr-
rs as hian as guinea q Jar for 'an,
cal cream from beauty specialists
soon recognize that mcrcolkcd way
outranks thorn all. It has become :
popular that IL can ho obtained ~ ain
chemist Shops III The British Isles
= merican druggists also have eroa,
demand FOR III IN original ono-oun- q
IS 10 appiy il Ike cold cream b. foro
retirins 1ashins 70 Of Up the morn
ing
the facial contour hss also become
eatreme!y popular one ounce pov.
tered taNollte IS Dissolved IN one hal-
pint witch hazel Bathing the Ease
In this has splendid effect
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BY Gilevrt Murray NJ. s.. LII ~
Georse Allen and sons. of London
The Bacchac. being from ole point
Of View a religious drama, kind OF
mystery PLAY" is FUN or sllnsions
both to the myth and TO the religion
@; Diony.us.
The Myth, as implied rs Eui pidcs.
Semele, daughter or csdmuS. ncing
loved 10y lcus asked her divine lover
to appear TO her once in mis- tul y4ory.
h. came. blaze Of miraculous light
ming, IN the ecstacy Of which Scmel.
died giving premature biitA to son.
Ieus. TO save this childs life anu make
mis- truly God as well d. Man. tore
open his own flesh ana therein fos-
tered the child TN in due time, by a
miraculous and mysterious soconu
pirth. the child Of semole came to fun
life as God
The Religion OF Diouysus Is hard
10 formulate or ev,n describe. both
because OF its compost origins ana
because of its condition OF Consistent
vitality, nuctuation aud Development.
The mrs, datum. apparently. is thu
introduciicn from l'hrac O. tn, CHAR
acteristic God OF tho Wild northern
mountains. God Of lnjoNication. OF
Inspiration. siv,r OF sgperhuman or
immortal lifc HIS worship is super
posed upon tina, OF livars oil Trca OF
Vegetation Gods, ALREADY wor, anred
IN Greece lie becomes specially me
God OF the Vine
1T viii b. observed tntt l.uripides
though certainly f.,ni!iar with or
phsm-w which he mentions IN Tho HIP
polytus and treated n; length ia rho
Cretans has in The BlccAae gone
back behand orpn!s,n - Tile more
primitive sum from watch 1t rsa
made lie has ltil -l4-eicc 10 any
specially orphic lotttincs not a vora
for instance. about 51e mnpitalNy
Of thu soul ana his ilealisatioa or
STANDARDIZATION OF pionys .sworship
proceeds along the lines CT his ovn
thought not on fhusc ulready Used
oy the orphic tei r,i..'
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further illustrated them in black and

further illustrated them in black and
white
probation as 10 meaning and color,
tnst hrst-class artist can put into
them. For they are truly human.
stories OF ii;s as seen IN New YORK
Restaurants. by the travelling man in
the vayside hotels. by drug clerk
in middle Vest town and oy sun
airy others VINO appear in the pages
Of "butiered side Down
Tho leading story OF the series Is
called The Frog and the Puddle p"
II IS one Of tho best and that is say
ing a good deal
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GORDONSVILLE
lspscial 10 The Times -pispatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch ]
C'ordonsvillc. Va. August 2i-N. I.
Cowherd. Of Richmond. VAS week
end guest at "Springheids.' where his
family arc spending the summer.
sam L McElroy Il Beverly Good .
Toe and Thomas sampson motorod TO
charlottesville OH Monday
Mrs John Chandler. of Washington.
d. c.. who Is spending the summer
with her parents Alr and Mrs con
way Nayman. in Barboursviile Is
Visiting Mr.. Chandler relatives In
Louisa this week
Mrs Bessie Leo Morris was an
orange visitor last week
Mr. ana Mrs Charles F. Russell. who
We're recent guests OF Mrs Russells
mother have returned TO Charlottes-
Mrs Claree 5 Mullen who has been
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. =. 3.
sampson. for some time. has Joined
Nj. Mullen. al Cuinoper
Mrs. Aubrobus Bond and the Misses
Bond, Mrs. Sommerell Cray and hcr
son A2brobus Gray. returned TO Pc
tershurg on Wednesday after stay OF
several weeks at Springhelds'
ela: = The guest 4 her cousins Mr..
teith."
Mrs v W. Osborne. who injured her
arm ~ falling from her horse at Mont
heller horse show Is recovering rapidly
from the effects az her accident
Jerry Cosby. of Washington is ex-
changing greetings with his many.
Gordonsvillo friends
Mrs John J. ~ RuHln Was = Char
!ottesville visitor this week
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ROCKY MOUNT

SPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch
Rocks Mount. \ G.. August . a
series Of delightful family dnners at
which the guests q honor were Mr.
and Mrs r II Cooper and Mrs Hugh
4 aG'S Iee x goEIT F P Pic s 5i,s
Mar Nelson Straser aud Mrs T. IS
Saunders The rrst the homo OF
Hlrs. Price was given Thursday even
being Rev ana Mrs ". T Roberts
ndsa John = Lee. Colonel II Dill
lard. Mayor e : Greer John b Saund-
crs. Mrs r T. Dickinson Miss MARY
N,lson Sirayer Mrs Margaret FER
sNson and Alr and Mrs L. Otey Hon
man.
Mis. strayer e,Gterta!nea a the homo
trida evening at 1850. her guests
. being Mr. ana Us T VI Cooper. Mrs
hssh Cooper Mrs j Kent Sheppard.
Mrs Z NJ Saun1ers Mrs o II Price.
Mrs MARGARET Ferguson. Miss Jose
/ phine Mencfec and Rev. and Mrs. 81 =
Mrs F. " Saunders entertained
saturday o'clock. her dinner guests
being Mr. and Mrs. VI Cooper Mrs
npEh coopsef Mrs % II Prize Mrn
/ Agatha saunders
Mrs Hugh COOPER and T NJ COOPER
were guests ri Dr. John and DIT :. S
/ Fucrrant at their beautiful country
/ Nj and Mrs Bedford Robertson arc
/ Sp9.endins several weeks at Atlantic
/ Hiss Mary Greer returned rr.day
from Washington. where she has spent
/ ine summer with her sister Miss
/ Marion Greer
Ms o il Price. accompanied Dy
! her little daughter pase Misses Flora
( and Lydia Greer and Miss Doris CHR
! wood extended the Roanoke Institute
/ n salem this week Mrs Price and
daughter arc guests of Mrs T. W
/ Hood and Viii not return until to-
morrow
Nanness Heermanco who has valu-
able mineral holdings az Rocky Mount.
spant Tuesday In town
Mrs vs. " Franklin. after visit %
several weeks TO her sister Mrs J NJ
. Mil,ians. rrelinrned 20 LynGhbuIs
her mother Mrs Isabella scott. WHO
Will also visit her son c 81. Scott.
while in Lynchburg and vii be the
guest az her other son. K O. Scott. at
Hadtord before returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. x. Webb are Al pa
laski Alum Springs for Mr.. Webb's
health.
]. o Martin ana Dr. George ".
snthcriand nave been spending the
week at Atlantic ciu. Philadelphia
and Richmond
Mr. and Mrs Waiter st Clair have
returned from their bridal trip and ars
at home TO their friends al their home
on East Main street
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p4iliam stap!es Il chei;. Franklin.
2 S5l,lsi. er s, troTins Ro~,an severn
Tuie Armstronr Marion sampson ana
'i-tj inslish. Deligatfui refreshments
were served 20 t4. guests AT the con
ci-sion of tae games
Miss Mary Alice johnson entAr,atned
inc 'bllliken Club or Tursday ThNsa
i-aS'Us We're Misses ir4rkie Ta4nt.
re AtH gers Lucy 'uilian Louise
I.' aus t-fE!s tra3f Adella Holrou.
'ti.H -'l.+itF sake Martha Mauck.
.---4"' oii'tAfIs tiiZaLetn Mat
,"t"s -4e danes Helen 7t!other. Dun
ai.a Us evan MISS Louise Fray
l-@a' vac "lsNest score snG won the
Ni-. pll @e' ana Mss Martha HA X
APT 'i'd the gIests prize
4nr Nofns men % ca PEPPER gave a
most aelshttll dance Ia the arunorv
nf!. on ufscay nieht IN compliment
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"Hlgh Brndford."

BY Mary Rogers Bangs With illus
trations. Houshton. Minlin Company,
OF Boston and New York. $40 net
This charming romance of Cape Cod
/ describes with delightful simplicity
the simple life in this typical seaport
town many years ago The charac-
tors are drawn SO true to life that
they seem to breath and speak for
themselves instead OF being only act
ors for the thoughts of the author.
The story s. full of charm. human
nature and droll humor of d seafar-
Ing people, and will AFFORD the reader
many pleasant moment In tbs read :
ing It viii please the most fas-
tidious.