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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
Chronic DySDeDsia.

The following unsolicited testimo-
nal should certainly be sufficient to
give hope and courage to persons af-
flicted with chronic dyspepsia 81
have been chronic dyspeptic for
years, and of all the medicine have
taken, Chamberlain's Tablets have
done me more good than anything
else" says w. G. Mattson, No. 7
Sherman street, Hornellsville, N. Y.
For sale by Poley's Drug Store.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
Dupont, the powder magnate, p

Dupont, the powder magnate, pro-
posed to build road across Della
ware and make the state present
of it. The legislature gave him au-
thority to do so, but the matter was
taken to the courts. The supreme
court has just decided that it is all
right for him to proceed, and he is
preparing to do so. Oregon would
like to have man who would do
the same for this state. But oregon
is larger than Delaware, in extent Of
territory.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
Honeymoon With Eleventh Wife.

New York, Oct. Probably no
man since King Solomon has great
er matrimonial record than Lionel e.
Lawrence, graduate of the United
States naval academy, actor and
stage producer, who is today on his
honeymoon with his eleventh wife.
Lawrences latest bride was Miss
Ernestine M. Doychert of Chicago,
known on the stage as Elizabeth
Bourne
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
CHAIR THAT GIVES FATHER TIM
THE LAUGH"

NE are just about as old as ne LOOK
People judge us, by the way we LOOK
The man or woman with grey hair is be
ginning to get in the 'Old Timers Glass
This Twentieth Century does NOT wan
GKEf hairs-it wants the energy of Youth
dhe big things are being done by tn,
YOUNGER generation.
There's sort of HAS Been lool
about those Grey Hairs. There is Away
one to crlticise and smile scornfully.
Father Time is a stern disciplinarian
yet the best of him. Give him the laugh
DO not be Has Been" It's unnecessary
Use HAYS HAIR HEALTH
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
Indict Boise Banker

Boise, Idaho, Sept. 3O.-Howard
Payne, former president of the Boise
State Bank, has been arrested on six
indictments charging embezzlement
and falsifying reports to the state
bank examiners. The bank was
closed last December.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
National Irrigation Congress.

Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 30
With delegates present from many
states, the twentieth annual meeting
of the national irrigation congress
assembled here today. The sessions
will continue until Friday, and dur
ing that time much important action
is expected to be taken looking to-
ward the reclamation and develop
ment of the vast unsettled territory
of the west.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03

A young man at Thibodaux, La,
saw mountebank squirt gasoline
from his mouth and light it in the
air and thought the trick worth ex-
hiblting to his friends. 1t is thought
that he will recover.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
They Make You Feel Good.

The pleasant purgative effect pro-
duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and
the healthy condition of body and
mind which they create make one
feel joyful, For sale by Poley's
Drug Store.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03

1t Is reported that Edison has per-
fected the phonograph. thus indicat-
ing that at last he has rigged 1t up
with silencer.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03

One year, $3.50, Ashland Tidings
and Weekly Oregonian.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03

Old papers for sale at the Tidings
office.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-10-03
i |:!( :!6sy.

500 and Soc at Drug Stores or d;,sc, ,ho, r,,,;n
o. pr'es 1nd Dealers name: Send I0c for fris
e0f"s.-PhH0 Hay Spseieitiss Co.. NsUafI, NJ
FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED
BY McNAIR BROS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

loeb. Pearl oakley. Mrs. 6. x Pollock
ana Mrs o. B Ashhy Mossrs =. y.
Beaver. T. II TAYLOR =. w Miles.
berkeley cooke =. g.. VERIFY. /. l.
strickland 6 B. Ashby and Geo
Crump
Cards arc out for an an-day trap
shoot next Friday with . masquerade
ball on saturday night. which will he
given by tho hotel TO its guests.
Recent arrivals arc DR. \ W Free
man. vito and children. Ricnmond
George Crump Miss Ella and Sadie
Yorby. T. G Yerby Miss Pesrly Oakley.
Richmond Robert Finn. Petersburg
j. X. Gregory and wife. stanton. Mrs.
NJ s. Gleason and Miss Bonnie Clan
niny charlottesville O. Z Hawkins
and VIE. Charlottesville: r " La
Frcntz and family. Brooklyn. \ &.
a y Gulson. Mrs a l.. Haynes Miss
Lillian Haynes Mrs C. p wing
nold Miss Eleanor Wingacld Rich-
monf MIR. Ferdinand Loeb and wife.
Miss Okla Loeb and Adolph Loeb.
stauntoni sh"p. Camp, o. New York
cityi J.. u. Davis Sianardsviile: r $.
Baskerville. Wayneshoro. Miss Jessie
Dewell. Ncw Haven Conn. Misses
% z Powers aud Lora Dahigreu. Ports
mouth Miss l. J.. Balm. Nlrgials r., sch
l. J.. Strickland Buchanan Mrs. TAYLOR
Bisscu ard SON from Staunton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
BRUNSWICK INN

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WayncsDcrU. VA. August 1.-THE
days 90 merrily by at Brunswick Inn.
The large crowd gathered here seems
determined 10 nave good tine with
horseback riding. boating. fishing and
auction bridge
Mrs Clarence Coleman. one Of the
paPular matrons OF the season. gave
a large morning card party on Wee =
nesday for tho Denent OF the Belle
Bryan Day Nursery. There we're seven
tables. Auction bridge and 500 were
played. and beautiful prizes awarded
20 tho following successful winners
Mrs. G =. SNOW, Mrs H. : HARDWOOD
and Mrs " W. Wood. Quite snug
little sum was realized for this most
worthy object
Little Miss Lucille Coleman celebrated
her birthday on Tuesday by giving
picnic party at Bakers Spring to all
the young contingent OF tho inn
Games were played and delightful re-
Treatments served.
Mr. and Mrs. j b Prince. Of Peters
burg Mir and Mrs p r. Booth. with
Mrs NJ. j parden. are charming addi-
lions 10 tho colony at the inn Mr. and
Mrs Booth have given many delightful
motor parties 81 their fine machine
Mr. Prince is one OF the most success
lui hShermen. having brought In large
punches OF bass and chub
some OF the recent arrivals are e
NJ Gwainmey ana wife. sam sntner-
land. wife and son W NJ Addison
l. NJ Williams. John : Elicit 6 ".
Travers g. Il. Noting. Gordon colley.
frank " Carter, ana wife Charles r
Garter Miss Jessie s. Hutchinson.
Miss Ruth Glinn C. Nash Reid. DR..
W w Wood, Mr. ana Mrs W. H.
hrown and family Miss Fraser. j. p
nuoear7' orlo James. Mrs George
". Johnson all Of Richmond Mr. =
L Baueh Miss Annie r bnugh. OF
Feters burg ]. A Ersnch nf Nnr.n1l.
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which bright repartee and clever toasts
were drunk to the health of Miss Bon
ner and Mr. Romano
On Monday night Miss Lewis War
rem Of Richmond. and Miss Ruth
Thompson of Orlando. Fla. ent. =
tanned very royalty In the private
dining room. the occasion being d
buffet supper
on Tuesday morning tho bowling
alley was the scene OF one OF the mos,
beautiful and novel entertainments
ever given at Blue Ridge Miss
Louise Morgan. Of Columbus. Miss
complimentary to Miss Marguerite
Pressly, of Augusta. Ga.
on Tuesday night Miss Leona
Franz. Of Galveston. Tex. enterta tned
very beautifully N honor OF Miss
Pressly. the occasion being dutch
luncheon which was heartily en-
jored by all participating. Another
affair OF great interest compliment
tary to Miss pressiy was the "bolw
ing party on Wednesday, morning
given by Mrs d. A smith, OF Charles
ton. W. Va
some of the recent arrivals are NJ
Fl Hendricks, suffolk John NJ Hor-
ton, Roanoke; c :. Snyder. Roanoke;
y :. Moon Lynchburg. r. @. Tay-
Tor. Lynchbure Clyde Jennings,
Lynchburg. C. T. owen, Lynchhure
Miss Mary X stone. Roanoke; Miss
, Evelyn Fishhurne. Roanoke; Miss
Julia Carson. Lynchburg: Mrs. J.
Harry Girvin. Lynchburs, r. G.
Lamkin Lynchhure r. w Lacy.
Blucheld " Va: NJ Y Reynolds.
Bluehold w Va Mi and Mrs y NJ.
Ohenshair. Roanoke: Mr. ana Mrs Il.
/. Penn. Roanoke Cub Bear. Roanoke
H. l. Andrews. b f. Moormaw. Roam
oke A. ". Howard. Roanoke: T. \
Williams. Lynchbure r. II Fishburne,
Roanoke. l.. a. Warren. Richmond: J..
a. Shockev. Roanoke W. a. Myers.
Washington, u. C; w II Bale, Jr
Norfolk T.. T Hunt Cleveland. Ohio;
II a smith. Charleston. W Va: Mrs.
f. c. Leach. Norfolk Miss Opal Gil
liam Norfolk Thomas C. Terry.
Iynchburg Penn c Clark. Lynch
burg. s. Il. Spencer. lNnchburg L. c.
Reeves. Cleveland, Onto. John c.
Moormaw, Roanoke. L, D, Brent Roa-.
noke; Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. Perry and
child. Roanoke; H. NJ Gordon Jr..
Roanoke: Il. T Angel. Roanoke
Masters Frank. Henry and Hughes
ANGEL. Roanoke. Miss Annie Garry,
Roanoke: Dr. Richards. Roanoke: j.
C. Turner. salem J. II. Cutter. Salon,
H. s Burhs. Bedford city Charles T.
Yancey. South Boston; il. f Boy
kin. brunswick. Ga; a a Johnston.
Bedford city. J. q Jeter Covinston,
Mrs z. \. Clark and child. lynch
burg Miss jamie CLARK. Lynchburg.
Miss Mae Anderson. South BOSTON. Miss
Lillian Firesheets, Spartanburg. = C..
Miss Mcdowell. Blueheld. ". Va; r.
". Puryear. Danville; Mrs l.. j.
POLK Therman. Tex, c. w. Brown
Richmond. Mrs. = Wood IT. Nor
folk: Mrs. + NJ Hall and son Noy-
folk. Mrs. Z l. Dent Norfolk Mrs
@ l. SNYDER and daughter. Richmond
Mrs " Jennings and child. New
port News Dr. James ] Phillips
Tarboro y. C. Mrs l. r Macgowan,
Memphis Tenn. Miss Mcgowan.
Memphis. Tenn Mrs. NJ Wallis
Harrisburg. Pa. J. Hobson Norvell'
virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

from Richmond. gave a lawn party.
Mrs. Virginia Blankenship received
with her sons.
y large card party for auction bridge
was given Tuesday night.
Richmond is very Largely represented
at tho baths this season. and a glance
at the register would easily make the
Impression that this resort was
owned and run exclusively for Rich
mond people Recent arrivals are
.'ir and Mrs + q Thoma son ana fam
lily. Miss Helen Johnston Mrs Gordon
Wallace and family. Miss Bland Cox,
Mrs st George Anderson and children,
Miss c. r. shields, Colonel and Mrs.
j. 3 Purcell. Miss Purcell MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas w Purcell and two chill
dren, Walter y Johnston. Mr. and
Mrs. James \ Moncure and family,
DR. c. G. Coleman, MIR. and Mrs W. NJ.
Habliston, w Wymnn Cahell. Rich
mond Miss Fowler Washington. +. n
Jones Washington Taylor Garnett,
Washington Or Bruce. Knoxville
Tenn. DR.. and Mrs Armentrout,
stanton c. II. Mouzy and FANNY.
Harrisonhurg Mr. and Mrs w j.
Dickinson. Beuna Vista Mrs j L.
Saunders. Galveston Texas Misses
Saunders Galveston. Texas; Mrs s. Il.
Moore. Lexington. Miss Virginia
Moore Lexington; Mrs. William Snod-
grass. Tampco. Mex.
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SWEET CHALYBEATE
Lsnocial ID rhe Tlmes- DIsnatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Swoc, ChalNbeatc. Va. August IT,
on Wednesday night Mrs. stockton
Cooke gave q bridge party in honor OF
her sister. Mis- McNoy Those invited
were Mcsdnmes Grant. Thornton,
Slack Baya, Hardy. Haynes Weems.
Murphy Arlington Anderton. Wilson,
McKoy and Cavenaush Misses Ken
sett and Rose Cooke Tho prize win
ners were Miss Rose Cooke and Mrs.
Thornton
on Thursday tho Ladies Ala Society
OF the Forrest Memorial Chapel gave
their annual hazaar, which was "a grand
success. and on Saturday the same so
ciety gave d donkey party on the lawn
for the children the prize for this
going 10 stockton Cooke. Jr
Miss Alice Anderton had Few
friends IN TO chahng dish party on
Monday night. Her guests We're Mrs.
Boyl<in Mrs. Wilson Mrs. BALDWIN
and Mrs Anderton. Misses Katharine
and Luic Myers, Raya. Eakle and Ste
ger. Henderson LigEett. Bradford
Tazewell. Charles Hume. Joe i'iveash.
Brooke Eakle and Edward Hardy
The children had a hay ride on
Monday night Carter Hunter going
with them and Miss Lule Myers chap
eroning them Those i'm the party
We're Frances Hix, Julia and Katharine
Cooke. Elizabeth and Kitty Baldwin.
Elizageth Cone Virginia Poor. Kitty
Balm, Katharine Riddle. Elizaheth
Tyler stockton Cooke. Rohort Billy
and Howard Baldwin. Gordon Tyler.
Gilpin Wilson. Anne Wilson Edward
Crooker Gregory Barrett and Turner
Arlington.
on Tuesday night Miss Ethel Dun
ham gave chatting dish party. ana her
guests were Mesdames Anderton. VII
son and Poor Misses Myers. Council
man. Poor and Anderton James ana
Charlie Hume Lieset, Evans. Messrs.
Lewis and rurke Mrs fIix had
few friends In after the dance on the
same night. and those enjoying her
hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. Cooke,
Misses Madaline and Lucy Xix. Claude
and Jim Balm and Holmes fiiN
Miss Mildred Baya gave small
supper after the dancing on Tuesday.
having with her Mrs Baya. Mrs.
Hardy, Mrs. Haynes. Mrs Ea<le and
Mrs. Murphy and Miss Frances Eakle.
Robert and Douglas Parker. Robert
Mutt. Hunter caklc and Theodore Rob
inson.
Clay Drewry had an impromptu
chatting dish party on Tuesday night.
his guests enjoying new dish In
this part of the country a ''ring-um-
dirty" In the party We're Mrs Shel-
hurne Mrs Croker. Misses Nancy ana
Carolyn Steger Messrs. Flveash.
Keeling, Browne. Brooke and Eaklo.
Among the latest arrivals are CLAY
Drewry OF Richmond Louis =. Baya.
IacAaenv4lle. Eiss,~ -sss.-s> 49,. aeh-
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JEFFERSON PARK


-, .ii' 10 l ne times Dispatch
charlottesville. Va. August
Quite number of interesting e,a,,,e
nave occurred during The mas, Vel,
e; Jefferson Park 4 bridge and a,c
hundred party was given last Fri
da 80 which nearly all OF the guests
pa ree>pated. and a most eniovs HE
morning was spent Mrs Thornton.
OF Fredericksour<. won the first prize
tor bridge and Miss Geline Macdonald
the second The winners in I'VE hum
dred were Miss Levertt. Of Galveston.
and Mrs. Macdonald Delicious re-
freshments were served.
The YOUNGER set made merry At .
ooNbail party Tuesday morning Miss
virginia Lamb and Master Richard
chenery rolled the highest scores
Therefore winning the prizes.
Mrs. John Alvey and Miss Marie
Alvey Of Richmond are among the
recent arrivals.
Miss Lon Rodd and Mrs W. A
GathriGh'. Of Ashland. will spend
few weeks at jefferson Park
Miss Marearet Wcisiger. Of Ken
wood. and Miss Katherine Robinson
of Richmond. spent the week -end
with friends here
Mrs CHARLES u. Hahiston gave a
delightful dance Wednesday morn
ing In honor OF her niece Miss Nan
ME George who is visiting her here.
Refreshments were served AT the pa.
vilion.
Mr. and Mrs w NJ nabiston who
We're motoring from Richmond to
Rockbwdsc Iaths stopped overnight
at Jefferson Paris.
Mrs Saunders and her niece. MISS
stella Crane, both of Richmond arc
guests hero
AIRS y. :. Nord. OF Richmond. ana
her son, r y Word. Of New York.
arrived last week
Riding and driving parties arc
among the popular amusemonts. here
Monticello being the chief goal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18

zilker. of san Antonio. Mr. and Mrs
Boone. OF Roanoke Mrs Gibbons. Of
Jacksonville. Fla and others.
Mrs. Eugene Nolte entertained at a
children's party given in honor of her
little daug hter Nell. Games were pla -
ed upon the lawn. and the proverb,al
birthday cake was conspicuous among
the dainty refreshments served.
Various parties nave been formed
FOR trips TO the Falls. and up the
mountains Those in quest OF some
thing out Of the ordinary walked TO the
home Of one OF the mountaineers for 4
real country dinner. which was much
enjoyed.
Mrs 3. p. Hun and her young daugh-
ter. Alice. VINO have been spendal <
month ia the mountains. returned
to their home in Roanoke Both Mrs.
and MISS HUFF are greatly missed hy
the many friends they have a; the
Springs.
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Jewett, OF
Roanoke, spent the Weekend with
their sister. Mrs. Gibbons. OF Jackson
villc. Fla
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-18
ALTON


tSpecla TO Tho Times Dispatcbl
.N'toh' Va August ia larra-
hummer OF young people than usual
are mere. ana dancing every evening.
- one OF INC big features OF this sea-
son saietics. Guests of the nse,
week al the Alton House ircl,,,io III.
MA rShret Webb. young society hello
OF Atlanta. Ga Miss H. E. SorE M,es
mug y. y. Armitage, q w N-ilcor
VIC and child. j. y. Baker Mrs H.
seph Bliley. Mrs. Chris Manninr Nrs
Iohn Murphy. Miss Dorothy WOOD
AIRS Wood. w 3. Saunders. Jr. y II
riose' Miss Margaret Saunders. Mrs
- Naush nan Mrs. J. r Waters and
family. Mrs. II. & Ruty and son
Mrs Katie Sherwood. Mrs nudlav
Whitehead. Miss Nellie walters j,
Walters George NJ Davis. Or can
Mrs Manfred call and family G
EFrnett. G. r Richardson. John r
crimes Miss Nora Raphel. Miss rlvs
S'eVins Miss Virginia Millers. Miss
rnina Miller. g. a High. Mrs ".
7 Mcleod, Mr. and Mrs. c ". vii
t,"ins' Nlcnmond Mr. and Mrs f NJ.
Jefferson. Miss v NJ Frank. T A
'lsushton c. c Cauan. Mr. and Mrs
r. w Greenum. Norfolk. Miss Ma
Faret Frost. Nashville. Miss Eliza
neth Dyson. Portsmouth, Miss Anna
+ ltchett' Eastville; Mrs c. W. Baines
and child. Newport News warren
hutohins Miss Hutchins. FAILS civ
Neh ] w. Robertson. c. II. Town
send Washington. W A rife wav-
nesooro Mrs. Robbins Is. Smith New
Mr. and Mrs. Grimm. OF norfolk
are entertainins some OF their frisnds
at the Kirby Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. CLYDE Maddox arc vis-
Ting at Highlaud I.odua
Nts G II Townsend, OF wash
instcn is Visiting Miss Humphreys
w H. Lnnsden OF Momphls Tenn,
is the guest % his sister. Mrs j. z.
Hall Of Roanoke
Mrs r w. Goodloe Is at Locust
Dale with her daughter. Mrs. BOWEN
Miss Eleanor Brown OF Baltimore.
ana Mrs Glenn. OF New York. are at
Elsham with Mrs Guy Corbett
AIRS j. Ezeknl Hall has returned
from visit TO her mother In Rich
mond
Nj and Mrs. culpepper. of Nor.
folk, ave ~ Avon Cottage.
VIII MaeGregor is on a business trip
TO Richmond
Tom Goodwin ard daughter are at
William Goodwins They came Ia
theig car lson Iuachhurs.
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OLD SWEET

iS1ec.al 10 The Tlmes- Dispatch
bl- sweet springs. VA. August H.
With the middle OF August. old sweet
Springs brightest ana most active soa-
son is at its height. and viii cxtona
through September Tne variety and
numb"r OF sporting Interests which
centre ~ 'Old sweet IL evident On the
number Of new people vino are seen
each day and the increasing number
OF automobiles
There has been Unusual activity on
tne solf links Tor the past two weeks.
SiNty men and women have been busy
morning afternoon and almost night as
wei tramping after ia. small elusive
pa Two tournaments have engaged
earnest attention. "graveysrd' con
test for balls as prizes cane FIRST. in
which both men and women contested.
each with their own sex. FITS, prizes
Tor women was won by Miss Hattie
Shields. of Richmond
The leading golf feature has been
iAe annual beneat Tournameut TO the
green's Keeper Ferd Grlfith The man.
asemeut offered two tin. cups to be
contendef Tor hy tn, men and women.
r'spec lively rhc mems cup was won
by Palmer stacy OF Richmond. and
tae womens by SIR Dusas. OF Wash
lngton
Miss salie Lewis Brown. OF Denver.
entertained party OF her friends in
the grill room Monday evening. Mrs
Cameron Lewis Jr, Mrs \ Il Boyd
ana Mrs Howard johnson. Of Charlss-
ton. and Mrs Chas Stacy. of Rich
mond. chnperoned
ono OF the most attractive features
or the season was a dutch supper Civ
en- IN the grill room Tuesday evening
py Mrs Nina y Martin. OF Memphis
~ honor ~ her three young guests
'liss Marietta and Martin Dunscom
Hnd Ben Btode Covers wero laid Tor
seVen'y-nve Mrs Martin. Mrs Bird
ser anil Mrs Postou chaDeroued
Wednesday Mr. aud Mrs ! L Calvert.
oi Cincinnati. gave welsh rarebit
party n the grin room in honor OF
,hrir danshter Mrs. Splmen OF Hunt
fngton
Mrs Palmer GARRISON. of $, Louis
entertained most charmiugiy at Auc-
ton WEDNESDAYS morning. Mrs Bird
ger OF Memphis Mrs Branch Johnson.
81 Norfolk. Miss Hattie Shiolds. OF
fichmond We're the lucky prize win
ncrs.
Mr.. Marshall ana j. NJ. Hawkins OF
Huntington. gave Tally-ho party to
Isetver Dam Fails where AN old fash
toned countrs supncr was served.
one Of the largest social events of
the season was an afternoon ten ana
bridge party siyon by Miss Hattie
Shields of Richmond. and Mrs. Branch
Johnson. of Norfolk Eighty guests
took part In the contest for the hama
nome prizes. the lucky winners being
Mrs David Loake OF Richmond. Mrs
foninson. of Washinston and Miss Fax
J"nuiu. of Texas
Miss Donald Claiborne. OF Peters
nnrs gave welsh rarcbii party on
thursday. after the dancing Mrs J
u. claiborne and Mrs C. " Warren
and Mrs iriend chapcroned
Mrs James p Weir. and her guest
AIS. Madeline Laidloy, of Charleston
w. Va returned home sunday
Mr. ana AIRS Blair p Wilson who
nave hecn touring through Virginia
mountains. stopped over here for sew
eral days heforo returning to their
home In Huntington
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

c|nec,1 70 The Times Dispatchl
'fo'hei' Springs. Va. Anrusr il
august at this nomsiar resort IS keep
lns UP the record 81 former seasons for
the hotel is hllod win guests. and
many names arc booked FOR later dates.
'ne porches. tennis court. and bowling
siiev ere thronred win visitors
az ali the pleasures omored ct this
resort none has created So much in
teresi and excitement as the prepara-
ton for and playing or game OF
ball. between the Thawsviuo and
Crockett teams Tho held is inst be-
Nond the hotel when nearly all the
guests gathered and viewed the game
from the improvised grand stand.
Great zes' was shown by the partici-
pants, and the game proved close
one. but ended amid the waving OF
rcnnons cinusing or cow bells. ANA
cheering of the rootors. with o. score
OF 10 Ia favor Of Crockett Among
those who formed the Crocfctt team
were; Mcssrs. purycar OF panvillo.
Carr. of Richmond Johnson. OF Bed
ford city. Groor of IoanolSc. Mar
snail. Of Mobile; Hsnckol Of Staunion.
frand OF salem Hcnckol OF stanton:
New York was manager
Among tho private entertainments
given this week was tho enjoyable
woish rabbi, party given by Mir and
Mrs c. H. Dean Of Lvnchburg The
supper was served at their cottage
and their guests included-aside from
those who form their own rarty-Mrs
Nolte. of sequin, Texas Mrs Creighton
Campbell, of Crockett Springs; Mrs.
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burg r. e. Thomas. j. G. Wilson.
VIE and family OF Smthneld; Miss
sue t, Bell stanton. Thomas A.
Jones. Norfolk; Mrs S ;. NOTTINGHAM
ana Miss Sally b Nottingham. Nor
folk Miss Mary Barnard. James Hume
charles Hume. Joseph Fiveash. J. a
Keeling, Goodwin Browne. Norfolk:
Messrs Keeling and Evans, of Nir:,.nia
beach' NJ. l.. Eure and 2. \ lure
Nortoik Miss Sallie G.. Cooke. Norfolk
=. I. browning. r. r Browning. Jr.
Miss p Is Browning and flames
browning. Maysville Ky; Miss NJ.
keenan. Galveston. Texas: Mrs. c. /.
reed Huntington. W Va; V. T Tracy.
louisville, KY, w ID. Duke. Richmond.
MIS- Gavin II Dotch and two children
MIS- H. y Turkc and Rudolph Turke
haieish, y c.. w. l. Koshner n
Shanghessy. T. ". Shields c. =. Gilli-
Ton e Il. Reid, W L. Hammer sam
elmer. Frankfort. Ky; Frank Corlev.
Georse W. Mintcr G w. Minter. Misses
,oro'hy and Helen Minter. Richmond;
" H. nates' Richmond Mr. Fry. New
fork Mrs. w =. Montague. Carries
ton : c.. Mrs. u. r. Thornton Gov
,ngton, Mrs II b. Owens. Maysvil.
n.y. T. y. Grant. Cleveland ohio
John l. Dodd clifton Forge: II "a
tarris and r. A Harris. I.vnchburg.
MISS Carolyn NJ Stoger. Washinrton
Two parties left here for a 6av,s an
ing to the White sulphur Spr,ups
making the trip in automobiles Tha
nrtS party took Mrs Williams Misy
NenSstt' Mrs Slack, Miss Rose Cooke
'Hu Mr. ana Mrs. Dye The second
party Mr.. ana Mrs Jones took o,,ar
tn their machine. and win tbon, ones
Mrs. Withers. Miss Jones art W.
Phillips 81" NJ