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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-18


friends in Bagley.
Miss Hattie Smith and Mrs. Nc.
Gee, of Tenstrike spent Saturday in
town.
Sarah Naugle, of Solway, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city
with her sister.
RIP Van Wrinkle" a feature in
two reels at the Majestic tonight
Adv.
Mrs. J. w Naugle is spending a
week 1t the home of her daughter.
Mrs. H. P. Dunning, at Solway.
Miss Jennie Newton returned this
morning from Tenstrike where she
spent Sunday with Miss Hattie Smith
Mr.. Hannah, of Leonard, visited
his son, Raymond, Friday and Satur-
day returning home Saturday even
ing.
spoons free with the Pioneer. Ask
how. Come packed in neat lined
boxes.
A. NJ. Bagley and family motored
to Puposky Sunday afternoon on a
combined business and pleasure
trip.
Automobile owners took advantage
of the fine weather Sunday and many
trips were taken to surrounding
towns.
Mrs. Ray Murphy will give a card
party Tuesday evening at her home
for the benefit of the St. Philips
church.
Go to Hakkerup for photos.-Adv.
John Gibbons, son and daughter,
left Saturday night for Minneapolis,
where they will visit relatives for a
few days.
Alvin Mattson, of the Pioneer
force, left Saturday afternoon for
Warren to spend Sunday with his
home folks.
Mrs. Gerlinger, of Spur, came
down on business and pleasure trip
Saturday morning, and will return
home this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Morken of
Nymore returned from the cities
Sunday morning, having been gone
since Tuesday evening.
Ask to be shown the special prem.
iums offered to Pioneer readers. They
will be brought right to your door OF
may be seen at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Dacon and Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Torrance, left this
morning on a hunting trip. They
will hunt around Fowlds
Mrs. Ell Torrance left this morn.
ing for her home in Minneapolis at.
ter spending several days at the
home of her son, G. NJ. Torrance.
Mrs. E. H. Denu left Saturday
night for New Lisbon, Wisconsin
where she was called on account OF
the death of her brother, George
Courts.
Attend the sale at the Henrion
net millinery parlors. They are sell.
ing pattern hats, plumes and fancy
feathers at astonishing low prices
Adv.
Miss ANA Goldsmith, who hal
been connected with the Conger Hat
Shop for several seasons, returned tt
her home in River Falls, Wis, this
morning.
A combination set OF Rogers silver
IA butter knife and sugar shell free
to Pioneer subscribers. Set packed
in neatly lined box and worth $3.50
Mr.. M. J. Brown is expected hom
this evening from Minneapolis wher,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-18
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Notice-Furs repaired, cleaned or
remodeled. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Card with address, or express them
to me with plain direction. I will
deliver and call for furs Saturday Of
each week. Mrs. J.. Irish, Turtle
River, Minu..-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-18

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
WESTHAM CLUBTO
OPEN ON SEPT. IA
New Suburban Pleasure Organi.
zation Will Celebrate Open
ing With Picnic.

Inc Westham Fishing and Country
club newest OF Richmond's suburban
pleasure organizations. will formal
ly open It's doors on September IA. The
club Will celebrate its opening on
that day with an an-day picnic. for
which invitations Will be issued to
more than 100 friends and members.
With new clubhouse built and
equipped on the most approved coun-
Try club lines. and fourteen-acre
site containing four-acre artificial
lake, the new club Will offer recrea-
ton to business men OF the city The
membership Is at present limited to
forty. The officers are: President. L.
TO- Miller; ce-president, T. Elwood
Tragic: secretary. James PEBBLES. and
treasurer. c. Ridgeway Moore. These
and Clifford Smith and Edgar Allan,
Jr'. constitute board of directors.
who will administrate the anairs of
the club and pass upon the admission
of new members
The club, according to Edgar AL
Ian. Jr.. is designed as place OF
recreation for members and their fam
lilies. and the clubhouse has been
planned with this end in view. It
contains number OF bedrooms and
a Kitchen. and Will provide accommo-
dations for members desiring TO spend
the weekend in the country.
The Westham Fishing and Country
Club is situated on tho Cary Street
Road. about one mile beyond the Coun-
try Club oc Virginia. on Westham
Creek. a 25o-foot concrete dam just
completed has converted the creek at
this point into a four-acre lake. which
Will be stocked with fish and used for
ice skating in the winter.
The picnic is scheduled for 2 o'clock
in the afternoon OF September II, and
will be held on the lawns surrounding
the clubhouse
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
But for Chamberlain He Would
Have Been Leader of
Unionists.

By IA MARoUIsE DE roNrENoY.
~ ClsAif.E Secretary Tor Ireland the
l. Right Hon. Walter Long. who
4 arrives. in New York tomorrow
on board the Mauretanla. would
nave been elected to the leadership OF
me Cnionist party on the retirement
Oh eN-fremier Arthur Balfour had Il
not been for the rivalry OF Austin
Chamberlain. ex- Chancellor ~ the
ENchequer. 1t was owing to the dill
Aeulty of recognizing the claims OF
Doth these men that the Conservatives
1Ie'ee'eu oy way OF compromise Bonar
Law VINO has proved so great u fa,I-
ure as leader that Baltour has been re-
called from has well-earned retirement
70 become the principal speaker for
He IS an honest. straisbt-ridlng
country squire. a hurd-hitting rather
than persuasive speaker. used to be
noted for his violent quarrels in the
iiousc OF Commons with DR. Tanner.
,he pngnacious but warm hearted Ma
uonalist member for Cork and achieved
lasting unpopuiarity. not to say
ee.Necration. among all dog-lovers n,
I.ctt brltlan. by securing the passa &c
OF the dog-muzzling and dog-quaraii-
tine laws now IN force in Great BRIT
IN ana ireland. What is most OBJ
Jectcd to in these laws IL that nor.Io,
OF them which prevents the brtnrinr.
oil any dog into the United Kingdom
after no matter how short an abscance
soioad without undergoing six
Hohtns quarantine.
Ihese measures. applied with the nj
most severity to all dog owners. with
C G SOLITARY exception Of the pets Of
Queen Alexandra and the l1te y
hdward' have had the effect OF com.
p!etely Graduating rabies from ~
Brush Isles. But this result fs NO,
appreciated as II deserves TO he ana
w after Long remains cordially and
universally disliked. LADY Dora~n
long. who accompanies her husband
ana Who is one OF the sisters OF the
Earl OF Cork, is a general favori,o
.hey propose to spend some tIrnn IN
'"ls side OF the water. and viii "a =.
a. a visit OF several weeks TO their eldest
son coptain Walter Long. OF the Sro,s
Greys. who is serving on the stofr or
'"e DuKe OF Connaught at Ottawa
Inc Right Hon. Walter Long re,ro
sents the Strand Division OF fonda,
IN IN NE House Of Commons. owns abcu,
-V,yVn acres in Wiltshire ana Tor,S'
aInpton. and is one of the pillars ~
the Turf Club in London The Nh
%ieF' as nc IL nicknamed. Is .cio,
OF the old Wiltshire house NJ 49,,
,hat inquired in the Wars OF tho Po>Hss
s.sneh as witnesses the register ~ -
marriage OF Catherine OF Araro, ~
fEIhee Arthur OF England. nftendeS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
How to Protect Hair
and Skin in Summer

summer months are trying on tho
snirs pc, pscaGse OF the excessive per-
iyins This dulls the hair and maISSs
:. naatty' and unmanageabIe. We; n 10
sasy 10 restore the rich color and
t.ssSy sottness and keep the hair
utlsnt and pretty during the hottest
weather by shampoolng with canthrox
teaspoonful OF which dissolved in y
CD OF no, wa ter Is enough for u thor
Oniness treckles, tan and other
SSooiI,npi9Nion isiisurements disappear
lnis IS made by stirring , tesDoontris
Slyoerine into half-pint witch hazel
cor lot wateD, then adding 4 ounces
spurmaX The lotion dries quickly. is
Invisible when on. and imparts n de- -
lghtfui tint and velvety smoothness Ia
ne skin Precipitation will not spot
ne spurmaN lotion. nor will the wind
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
CONVENTION IS DIVIDED.
No Demonstration for Either Taft -,
Nooseyelt at TazeNeII
Especial 10 me T!n1es-pisna,nhl

A~fNN.o- ~ ..c ines DiSpatCnl
Tazewe!l. Va. August ls.-At q
meeting OF the Republicans OF tn,
county. held IL the courthouse here
to-day Robert o. Crockett. formeI
commemorative attorney, was elected
chairman OF the Republican commits,
tee over W. b. =. White by an over
whe!nl!ng majority. W. q. O.srien
editor OF the Tazewen Republican
was elected secretary TO the county
committee without opposition. Dele.
ga;es We're appointed 10 the congress
s1onal convention TO be held in Bristol
put no preference was expressed for
i candidate.
The convention was about evenly
divided as between Tart ana Roose.
Welt. The TAFT adherents succeeo.d
IN preventing any demonstration In
favor OF Roosevelt. and the speakers
We're very careful not TO aliude Ii
either In manner that might have
resulted In a demonstration. II an
pears that the followers OF the Rnl
Moose We're afraid TO come out in tba
open and offer resolutions or MAKE
an effort to further the cause OF Tho
eX-Prosident.
The only speeches delivered were
made by Robert o. Crockett ana Henry
Galloway, both OF whom urged bar-
mony in the Ninth Congressional Dis
tr!ct. but intimated that the voters
We're privileged TO vote for whom
they pleased for President. Mr. cal
loway stated that Virginia was going
Democratic by the usual larre mn.
jority. 1t did not matter what the
Issues were
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
virsinInn wins Alabama Girl.

The Mobile. Alabama. Item. Of sun.
day prints the following announce
Inent. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 81 John
announce the enlightenment and APP
preaching marriage OF their daughter
Allne, 10 Robert Watson Arnold. OF
Waverly Va. the wedding TO tako
place In November.
This announcement Will prove Of
south. where the contracting parties
young people Of esteem personally,
are besides scibns Of very dis
tinsuished Virginia and Alabama
families, with brilliant social station
as we'll
The brde-elect who advanced into
permanent sovereignty OF belship with
her assumption OF the crown as
Queen % the Mobile carnival is a
lovely girl fair faced. gracious in
manner and Of matchless sweetness OF
disposition, the enviable combination
having cndearcd her 10 legion Of
friends and admirers
Mr Arnold, so fortune-favored is
virginia gentleman Of distinction
being the son o; the late Judge and
Mrs. Richard W. Arnold. Of Waverly
and taking high stand himself with
the legal fraternity OF the old Do
minion. Mr.. Arnold is Z member OF
Governor Mann's staff. and IS well
known In social life OF his State. and
ike his charming bride-to-be has q
host % good friends everywhere 20
shower good wishes upon this :el!clt-
Gus occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
SENDS HIM TO JAIL
FOR SAFE-KEEPIN ING
Girl Does Not Propose That
Prospective Bridegroom
Shall Make Escape.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Fayetteville. N. c.. August l3-Jo-
seph Lassiter, mill operative ts
waiting tonight in the Cumberland
County Jail for the written consent
OF the parents of Minnie Lucas. six
teen years old. OF Duke. to VARY her.
Miss Lucas and Lassiter have been
working in the Victory Cotton MIN
here. The girl claims that Lassiter
has promised to marry her and she
suddenly became apprehensive to-day
that he was trying to break his prom
i5e She got in communication with
the police and informed them OF her
fears. The police got into action, with
the result that the young man was ar
rested at the Atlantic Coast Line pas
senger station. lie was taken 10 no.
lice headquarters. witnesses were sum
moned and Desk Sergeant r. j. Powers.
who is justice OF the peace. was pre-
pairing to perform the ceremony. when
It was discovered that the girl was
but sixteen years OF nSe and could not
BIO married without the consent OF her
parents. An epistle was dispatched to
the parents. who reside at Duke. in
Harnett County. outlining the situation
and pending their consent. LassIter
vas sent to jail for safekeeping. Las
sitter formerly lived In Wilmington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Social and
Personal

Mrs. montgomery and small daugh-
Ter. who has been visiting friends in
Diiiwyn. Buckingham County. are at
2l5 East Franklin Street for several
days on their way TO williamsburg.
Va
Professor Montgomery. who has been
member OF the faculty Of william
ana Mary College for several years.
VIII bring his family TO Richmond
about the first OF September to remain
permanently. as he has accepted -osl-
ton at Richmond College.
Mrs. 3. b. Valentine who went to
Greenwood va. on Monday to deliver
addresses there and at Crozct. has been
requested TO extend her trip as far as
Covington. Va.
Miss claire Guiilaume leaves this
week to visit Mrs. II W Davis at SANDY
spring. Nd. Admiral and Mrs. Harrie
Webster arc enjoying August ut At
lantic City
MFs. Mary Darlington. Miss Caring
ton and Mrs. William Cabell Caring
ton. Of Charlotte, Va, are at the Mount
Vernon for the week. Miss Polly
Robins. who has been In Baltimore and
O&tord. Pa, has returned TO the city.
DIR. Mctcnif To Lecture.
The lecture committee OF Wornan's
club estecTns itself fortunate IN hay-
ing secured for the coming season Or.
j. c. Metcalf. Of Richmond College.
who Will deliver "A series OF lectures,
beginning IN October
These lectures Will be given In tho
evening and VIII be attended By men
as well as by the club members and
their friends. They promise to he a
pleasant feature in an autumn and
Winter that promises everything at
1TectiFe 20 the women OF the CLUB.
Joan :. Munce. who last year charm
- an audience with an evening u
irish love songs ana legends. has
promised another program fuller. {
possible. OF everything appealing 20 the
ear and to the Imagination. NOT om,tiing
performance on the harp for an
evening or autumn OF winter hegrue-
inr.t
supper and Dance ut Yacht Club.
delightful supper and dance was
given by Garland p. Clay ana Il. byron
Chandler on Friday night last "a, the
'ticnmond Yacht club The party was
carried down 70 the club on Mr. Clay's
launch. the Mary c. Dancing attract
Cd tho young people 10 the ballroom
until = lhte hour. Then they repaired
% the verarda, where supper was
herve', covers ho!ng laid for thirty
two. and tho tables being decorated
In Eoiienrod and Southern smiiax.
Shaaed lights and soft strains ot
music from the ballroom lent a charm
70 TIE whole affair. which VIII long
lirger In the minds OF those present.
Around the tables were Misses Eliz-
aueth Baker Nornelie Mu.re. Irma
Gary RUB Kenlnsham Kathleen Al
SOP. Minerva Dahn. Mabel Branch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

There has been so much misappre-
hension as to the Identity OF the form
or owner OF the paintings or Van
Eyeke and his pupil. Patrus Cristus,
Dlerick Bouts. and other Flemish ola
VI VI asters that have just arrived in New
ork-some consigned 10 j. Pierpont
Morgan, Others TO the Metropolitan
1usetm or to art dealers-jhat 1,
- pe as We'll to explain that they
formed part OF the famous collection
or the late Baron Albert OpDenhei,n
VINO died last spring His native city
OF Cologne had hoped to acquire II.
ether ~ bequest or purchase at a
reasonable sum from the heirs Bur
authorities found themselves unable to
oid against tho Partisan art dealers
at the sale. II is a source of cruel
regret to them that these treasures
should have crossed the Atlantic.
Baron Albert Oppenheim was the only
remaining son OF the founder Of tho
banking house OF Oppenheim His
nephew, Baron Simon Oppenhelm. mar
red TO Miss Florence Hutchins OF New
! ork. Is now the head OF the firm, and
owner or the most celebrated racing
STABLE in Germany that of Schlender-
mann. II is OF the late Baron Albert.
VINO. Nkc most of the members of This
great financial dynasty. was a Roman
catholic. the others being Lutherans.
that the following story is told Ar,
r'Vihs one evening at hotel at Nice
he found that his equally Christian
friend, Count Raphael Cahen. Cor
Gohen). OF Antwerp. had dropped his
i re. patronymic for the nonce and
had inscribed himself on the register
as Count Raphael c. d'Anvers." wbich
probably had TO tho writer n ,nora
aristocratic sound. Not to be outdona
Baron oppenheini with twinkle in
MS eye. followed suit recording him
loEne" ~
(copyrisht. 1912. by the Brentwood
Company)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

Mrs. Beatty wife OF Rear Admiral
Beatty commandant OF the navy yard.
VIII leave Washington this week with
party OF friends for a motor trip
through Virginia. She Will return to
Washington about the middle OF Sep
TENDER. Rear Admiral Beatty has
gone 10 Maine TO spend month in
camp at langley Lakes He stopped
at Newport yesterday for his daugh-
ter Miss Emily Beatty. who has been
visiting Miss Marguerite Caperton.
daughter of Captain and Mrs. Caperton,
and who Will accompany her father to
Maine.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

Especial % The Times -D!spatch.l
Fredericksburg Va. August l3.-Mr.
and Mrs. + : Beale OF Hanover Coun-
-. announce the engagement OF their
daughter. Miss Mary Elizabeth Beale.
to Lewis T. Montague. % King VIII
liam County. the wedding to be solemn
lied In October
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Inyc,tlgntlng the nookr.

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
Danville, Va, August IA repre-
sentative OF the Illinois Surety Com
pany is here making the first investi-
cation OF the state books of the
treasureTs office. which have never
been touched since w. S. Paylor.
former treasurer, disappeared so inys-
teriously This auditor will mako
minute Investigation OF the accounts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Herbert, at
Bcllefont. near Blackstone are holding
a sort of family reunion this week,
they having with them nearly all of
thor children. Among those under
the home roof this week are George
H.. OF Richmond: r. A.. OF Norfolk;
j. B. and wife, OF Hampton A. B.. OF.
Newport News. and Mrs. w. NJ Jr..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

Miss Anna whitne-. who has been
spending Angus, as the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs Eubank. al Warm Springs.
Va. reached Richmond yesterday
morning and remained for the day
with Mrs. z. T Hunter
Miss Whiiner lef, with he. father.
William Wh.tner. last night for he.
home in Rock HIN. :. C.. but expects
70 be al school in Virginia this win
ter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
WALTER LOND COMING
TO NEW YORK VISIT

Henry VII. at the Field OF tho Cloth
u Do4a' and were present at the christ
vn'hs OF Edward VI. Robert Long
was Secretary OF state to Charles H.
dhG lies ertombed In Westminster
HuDey The Longs are still very rich.
out much OF their formerly great
Wehtth was squandered by the fourth
Lari OF MorninSton. whom his uncle,
the great Duke OF Wellington used TO
refer to as the curse OF his (the Welles-
iey) family" Mornington succeed
ed at the age OF twenty-fcur In win
ming the hand OF Miss Katharine Long
sister OF Sir james Tylney Long, and
.etGess TO his estates. voiUed at about
100000 year. and personal property
70 the amount of some 100000 In
1T she was regarded at the time OF
Aer marriage. In 1912. as the greatest
heiress OF her day. The early davs OF
her married lifo were spent at her
chlIdhood's home OF Wandestead Han.
a palace on the borders OF EppinE
crest which was said to have but
one equal IN England, namely, Blen-
helm, the Marlborough country scat
mains.
For several years LORD and Lacy
bennington liyod happily together.
enen suddenly change came over the
t"tl' VINO for some reason that has
never been known. (since the person
most deeply concerned, the plundered
heiress and neglected wI(e kept nor
own COUNSEL became a man of the
most brutal and evil life. What is
known Is that night after night. when
lazy bloomington lay dying. revelry
went on until late in the morning at
nv great house, and II stories of the
Villagers of Wanstell and OF l.svton
are TO be believed, not even the enter
ta.nmnts OF tn Holl Fire Club al Med
heHham Abbey approached In wick
eahess those that took place in Wan
stead Hall.
,,, Even La Lady Mornington.s great for
tune could not stand the pcrpctunl
Grain made upon 1t. Immediately on
her death, overwhelmed By ruin. anu
threatened with criminal proceedings
tVt inc misuse OF trust funds. and OF
ms wltes signature the earl was
oo4sed 10 leave England. but revenged
hlmselr before he lied b. selling Wand-
steau Ha!l to Norwich builder at a
utously low ngure, the condi-
tloH tnGt every vestlge OF the splendid
mansion should be cleared away with
in Twelve months
Thereafter Lord MornlnEton want
from bad TO worse. and became to
Zen an extent an outeast. that a fam
~ couns!. OF the We!lesleys. neld at
Apsley House under the presidency
q the Duke OF Wellington, decided
that he was unit to be trusted with
INC INC care o. his children. This opinion
M"S eohHrmed by the courts, and at
the oukes Instance the sons OF the earl
were made wards in chance ". ri,
naily. without i penny IN the world
ostracssed by all. subsisting on an al
lowanee OF SIS paid TO him weekly by
ms uncle, the Duke of Wellington, and
afterwards b. his cousin. the second
duke. he died in humble lodgings in
Inyer Street. in the Marlebone Dis
trict OF London. His eldest son. WHO
mad always declined to have anything
70 do with his father. succeeded to
the earIdom. dying without Issue in
Paris In 1868, when his honors passed
TO his cousin. the second Duke OF Wei
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Delegates TO Eiks, Convention
Especial to The Times-D

- TO = - F1t tUFI'I
LynchburG. Va. August 13-Dr. II
c. Foster. exalted ruler of the Lynch
tho following delegates 10 the annual
meeting OF the virginia State Assoc!a-
ton OF Elks at Norfolk on August %
and II. II. Horton. In additi to these
regular delegates. IT is expected that
nfteen or twenty members OF tho lodge
WILL attend tho meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Ginzicr-JcnnIn-s

John d. Glazier. of Manate. Fla. and
Miss Mamye Jennings. daughter of
John w. jennings. OF lower Fauquler
County, were married at the home Of
the bride, Rev. S w Cole performing
the ceremony. Miss Nellie jennings
was the brides maid OF honor. and
Charles Rushton acted as hest mar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
Harrisonburg, Va. August Ia
Warren Denton. OF the nrm OF ]. S.
Denton Son, and Miss Lola
Swisher' daughter Of J. II. Swisher. OF
l>eyseT W. va. were married yester-
day. the bride is recent graduate
OF Shenandoah Collegiate Institute in
Dayton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14
Estes-Cnnh.

Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.
Fredericksburg. Va. August 10
Walter Franklin Estes and Miss Annie
May Cash daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Cash. both of this civ we're
married here last night at the resi-
dence OF Rev. H. Fl. Barber. rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church. who per-
formed the ceremony.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

~ S's Innn.
Especial 10 The Timas-Bisnatc

IsPeCIal 70 Inc Times -Dispatch.l
Lynchourg Va. August l3-Miss
maggie NJ; ewman, of Campbell Coun-
city. were married Saturday night AT
l0;45 o'clock at the residence Of the
oiiiciating minister. Rev w Mack
Baptist Church. Mr.. and Mrs. chiidress
VIII make thor home In I.Ynch hnrr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

Miss Sylvia May and Joseph Bryan.
thlrd, r Richmond. were among the
httle people present at bowling party
given last week by Mrs. T.. H. Am. OF
roland Park. Md. n honor Of her
niece and nephew. Betty and Herbert
torsh w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-14

MISS Marie Mott and Misses virginia,
Gertrude and Florence Stumpg. ac-
companied by Mrs. Edward A. Rocbke.
LEFT las, week FOR the mountains. an
ticipating stay OF some weeks at
Rockbridge Alum Springs. Va