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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

walter ID. Lamar, as chairman OF the
Woman's Auxiliary, is making a spc-
cial EFFORT to eclipse in a social way
any previous reunion. as far as the
Daughters are concerned, in the com
Ing event. Mrs. Lamar has appointed
the following weil-known women 10
assist her in this important part OF
Walter Grace. Mrs. Charles II. Hail.
Mrs. John y. Seldcn, Mrs. A. T. Holt.
Mrs. James w. Galloway, Jr.. Miss Ida
Holt
Wedding of Interest.
wedding o: interest 10 a large
number of Richmond people is that OF
Miss Lila Epps and Herbert Girard
Follin, whlcn Will be solemniZed in the
Cathedral of st. John the Baptist.
Charleston, S. c.. on February TO- Miss
Epps is the daughter of the late John
F.. and Ellen Purcell Epps. of this city,
and ono of the most popular girls in
her set Since the death Of her fathc"
she mas made her home in Charleston
with her sister. Mrs. Julian T. Wiugo
MIR. Follin is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. L. Follin. OF Charleston He is sec
rotary and treasurer of Follin Bros.
Company and OF The Follin- Wingo
Company. of that place. He is mem
Der OF the Yacht and Country Clubs
being i'm mourning, no invitations have
heen issued to the ceremony.
Wedding !AnniYcrsnry.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur w Ravens en-
tertained Wednesday evening in celc-
bration OF their twenty-nfth anniver-
sary. The parlors and dining room
were decorated with palms, ferns and
Shaded lamps. Mrs. j. c. Nugent and
Mrs. Fred Cam presided at the punch
howl. Mrs. Havcns wore a gown of
pale gray silk. with crystal trimmings,
and received with Mr.. liaVcns their
friends who called during the evening
Music was rendered by Misses Nugent
Gisselbrccht, Crouch ana Enutzcn
Among the ont-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Bell. General
and Mrs. whitaker. Mr.. and Mrs
George I,owen of Washington: Mr.. and
Mrs. George lJavens, of Pittsburgh
Pa; MIR. and Mrs G. s. Wcstcott Of
st. Louis. Mo.
st. Louis. Mich.
The guests who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. RIvonauGh and dauGh-
tcrs, Misses Josie and Gertrude Raven
augh; Mr.. and Mrs. G!ssclbrecht and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

daughter. Louise; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cot
trcll ana daughters, Misses Lee and
blanche Cottrcll Mr.. and Mrs. :.
Lcakc, with Mr.. and Mrs 7. Burk-
head; Mrs Nugcnt and her daughter,
Grace: Mr.. and Mrs. Phil &. Kelly ana.
daughter Catherine; Mr.. Knutzen anc
daughter: NJ: Read: Mrs ~ u. Brown
ing and son, Landon; Mr.. and Mrs J..
W. Phillips. Mr.. Rouscy, +. Shaw, V.
and III. Pendleton, George Brooks and
Masses Marie Shunan Elsu Lewis,
Annie Stinebreaker. Mrs Crouch and
daughter Grace: Mr.. Baynor Mr. ant.
Mrs. Fred I. Gam and sons. Parker
and Carol and ot'hars
Marriage Announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dabney Jarman,
OF Charlottesville. have issued cards
announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Catharinc Lindsay. TO Dir.
Edwin Brooks Maynard. United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

tho approach of the much hera lded
society Vaudeville" Perhaps the
best known society people in town will
take part and the whole thing is un-
! usually interesting and original To
begin with, the curtain comes up with
an opening chorus. and the performs
ance is to be opened with Il minstrel
show, for which the talent of the entire
city has been picked, so far as bright
young men are concerned, and the
witty sayings and hits have been pre-
pared with great care and are report
ed to be unusually funny. The mex,
act is an Indian dance. led by Miss
Lucy Gwathmey. with chorus OF
dancers and voices that would put tc
shame any Of the big shows on Broad
way.
| There will be a playlet. written by
Otis NJ. Alfriend, who has starred SC
| successfully iii most of the big anna.
| tcur productions given here recently
II is called The Return OF Mona Lisa,
| and number of interesting people
| are caste for the performance. 4 Cafe
Chantant is also on the program. Will
| Alvin Smith as head waiter Mr., Smith
has also made big hit In amateur
entertainments. All this will he fol-
lowed by Pierrctte dance. the ShrimI
| Sisters in song and dance, VINO are
no less personagcs than Mr. Alfriend
and Mr.. Boykin: a COOP dance. Mr.
| Frischkorn, eccentric entertainer: I
| Spanish dance, directed by Miss ELLA
Binford, and n closing chorus. It VII
be very interesting, and very clever
and everybody will be there.
| Those who have taken boxes ana
will entertain parties on the nights o1
February and are Miss Emt
Branch. Miss Mary Williams. Colonc,
and Mrs. Joseph f. Willard. Mrs. Johr
Harrison and Mrs. Alollie Macgil
Rosenburg, Of Galveston. The upper
boxes have been taken by some OF In,
| girls in the Girls Auxiliary to the
Belle Bryan Day Nursery.
| There will be no matinee, but tn,
| opening feature OF the show will b,
| the parade of the minstrcls on Tues.
! day morning, preceding the perform.
/ ance.
/ Needing wednesday,.
! The Junior oak wood Association vii
/ meet on Wednesday afternoon M i.S(
! o'clock at the residence Of MIR c. w
| Masstc. 212i East Broad Street. Al
! members are urged TO he present ms
important business will he discussed.
| Observation-Disclosures,
! Mi and Mrs. James NJ. Whitloc,r m.
honncc the engagement Of their dnu,-h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

TT HE social affairs Of tire we,k will
be opened with the dance given
l. by the Richmond German Club
on Monday night in the ball room of
the Masonic Temple. Colonel 10 Lane
Stern will lead the german, and 1t Will
be as usual very brilliant and pleas
ing event
Tuesday will be - day full of lovely
functions. Mrs. Malcolm Bruce, OF
Monument Avenue, will give big
buffet luncheon ut tho Country Club
and 100 guests have been invited. IT
Will be very handsome i'll every detail,
and decorations VIII be III spring now-
ers. Another big entertainment TO be
given Tuesday afternoon is the annual
tea of the Association FOR the Pre-
servation OF Virginia Antiquities. This
tea will be given in the John Marshall
house from 4 to :! o'clock, and all
members OF the association and some
few guests will be entertained y
committee of women will receive and
tn" house has been arranged with old
fashioned furniture for the event Mrs.
Oliver J. Sands and her mother, Mrs c.
g. Robinson. will entertain at s. buffet
luncheon Tuesday at their home 2QO4
Monument Avenue, iii honor OF Miss
Edna Durham, who sang here last
week in concert
Mrs r. Archibald Cary ana Misses
Pattie and Cammie Cary are giving a
tea on Tuesday afternoon from TO :
o'clock at their home, SIS West Grace
Street. Invitations for this affair
have been limited TO the younger So
Cicty set
There will be several entertainments
given on Wednesday. Mrs. Linwood
Antrim will give tea III her home on
West Grace Street in honor of her
cousin. Miss Mary Custis Lee. who is
visiting in Richmond. Wednesday at
ternoon Miss Elizabeth Logan Gent
ley. one of the dcbutantes of the win
ter Will be guest of honor At Il large
receptions. given, on Wednesday nigh,
BY thc..Niiese5 Jones at their home. III
East Franklin street. at . O'clock. The
younger society people will be enter
tanned and II will be a lovely affair
On Thursday, Mrs. Charles Il. Guy
of 1881 Monument Avenue will give n
big afternoon reception from : to
o'clock. Members Of the married set
Will be included in the guests pres
cnt.
Numerous smaller affairs will ill the
days, and the week will be a very gay
one indeed.
Society Vaudeville.
Society is Immensely interested in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Washington society two or three years
ago and has spent the winter there
since then with her mother and bro
Their, William Henry Harrison, III.
She is the granddaughter of the late
President Harrison, and was one of
the White House babies OF his admins
tration.
Mr. Williams is a graduate Of WASH
ington and Lee University and Kappa
Alpha fraternity man.
Miss Harrison's engagement is of
much interest in Richmond, where she
visited last spring as the guest of
friends.
Reunion Next Mny.
The social side of the coming re-
union Of the United Confederate Vet
Grams at Macon, Ga. May Z. and O..
will be very interesting TO the United
Daughters of the Confcderacy. Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

Army, on Monday, January %. at 8
i. NJ.
The ceremony was performed at All
saints Protestant Episcopal Church,
ia itimore Md, by the Rev. Edward w.
Wroth. rector.
The bride wore travelling suit Of
dark blue cloth. with q picture hat Of
black silk beaver. and wore a corsass
bouquet OF violets and orchids.
The groom is a son of former Con-
gresham r. L. Maynard, OF Ports
mouth and is a graduate OF tbs Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia.
The wedding was a very quiet one,
being witnessed ny a few relatives
and intimate friends.
Dr.. and Mrs. Maynard left mme-
diately after the ceremony for a short
trip, and later Will sail for Manila
Continued on third paGc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

and its going TO become more annoying
every day until you begin to use HAYS
HAIR HEALTH.
Then you'll see the Dandruf disnP.
pear entirely from your scalp.
HAYS HAIR HEALTH will keep
il out and kcepyour scalp clean and your
hair healthy.
Don't dclay-start now and be one of
the thousands of grateful users OF it.
I wish to recommend the very high quality
ofHAY'S HAIR HEALTH and tell yon that it
has relieved me entirely of Dandruff and Itching
Scalp. tina, for the as, fifteen years have caused
me arcat deal OF SUFFERING"
GEO. w. JAMES. Chicago. III
sl.O0 and so at Drug Stores or direct upon re-.
cclpt of price and dealers name. Send l0c; for
trial bottle.-Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark. N. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28
Read Each Item and Note Ex
traordinayy Savings.

$3.50 Chidrens Long Blanket Bath Robes. cord md ,s,
and tan; special ..... ...... y Nsb
Sl25 and oSc Short Dressing SncI three STYLES ia ryr.
choose from, III variety of color special 6DC
el:oo Lingerie Waists some plain tailored Others 7r
'S 'nItu special dOC
Sl'o Chiircns Dresses of Scotch plaid and blue per ar.
cale, dotted with white sizes to II years; special JOC
'aatca Dresses all coos washes beautifully sizes 90
to years splendid value; special. .......... aSJC
Lady S' %a%ns %?sf, = America" Sl.75
Sl50 HcathcbIoom Pccoats plain and embroidered Or~
LOUNGES deep dust rufic special. ............. 9Sc
soc Flannecc Skirts, scaIoped edge, in silk; Or
slc''''' e1eDc
29c Ladies Knit Vests and Pants fine ribbed fleece M
lined white special. .................. lyc
25c Chldrcns Ilandkcchiefs cross bar and plain, M
hcnstclctl edge special, dozen ............ IJC
25c Best lctc Nluflcrs, of mcrccrzcd silk fancy ~
weave all coors; special l6c
slo0 Velour Bags heavy metal frame, in nickel and en-
brass SIR lined long silk cord handle special SJc
IT, r. 81 per cent reduction on our entire collection Of Imported
ruly Mlra1ols in black and natural choice assortment of
Scarts and Aiuffs to select from.
Special attention directed the new NIar,b, Sbor
oapcs with chenille tassclsjust received
SOC INIT Iobossm Caps for children, combination 1E
SOC Boys Cowboy Dogskin Gamtlcts, cuffs fnpcd; 20
Special. DOC
ABSOLUTE CLEARANCE OF MILLINERY
The Hats from Paris Hats from our own work
rooms Untrimmed Hats-every seasonable Hat in
this sale such small prices that the present sea
should be quickly brough to close at kaufmanns
In Our Millinery Salon o~oo
Hats that sold at $500 ........... SboU1
In the Medium Price Salon mn 80
$1,000 and $3.50 Hats ............ sDDoseV
% Per Cent Our Entire Stock of Guaranteed Furs
An Investment Worth While for Future USE
Quite large variety to select from in Finest Quality Fur
Coats Fur Sets or Separate Mu(f and scars Every one Kau
guaranteed and with liberal reduction Of $50 per cent
oil OF our original low prices.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

SEoD Gs s 9 SSs collar and s as!G" co''s with $500
collar s31 ps,s FL" Diagonal chevo Goats long velvet S6.25
and t9s S "5 5 e s SSss Ssas G yoke $3.50
satin G o"g s ps siae Long c'ae coa 0roeae $3.50
$500 and $3.50 Tailored Suits all tho wanted shades
peca G' 'a: and misses. PLAIN and fancy materials S6.75
s9sG ao s T0l ss Extra Size Suits "'1 sa'" S9.75
$780, $4,000 and S5250 Tailored Fancy Suits in new
s ss novelty vsa.e 's:' 'o''y workmanship s1s $1,000
$500 Fine Quality Serge Dresses, white flannel
s pssa collar" net yoke t. 'nps. to smart ee' Sl25O
Our entire collection of Evening decided cuc-
Many mpotations chiffon crepe
and other dainty ilny materials.
$3.50 and $500 Dress Skirts oil serge, shepherd
s sHs voe and mixtures eoo:s blue and Dat sps $3.50
S59S and S5oS raffeta Mealnc Pctticoats some with
sS S5sy R special '"ss tucked " other plated al Sl.98
S9s soft e o 5ssE as back S238
$500 Narquscttc and Crepe Waists some plain Others
f " AMY Ss";5 Eos': aid Ian" sns'sds'5 $3.50
S59S and $500 Silk Crepe Meteor Iaffcta and Ncssanc
Ms al sa5 5s' :seis io'sa Other. se S325
75c and 81 90 Gowns, Drawers Skirts Combinations
Gs:is co'e': and cAs"':s Of 'o"ss!o1 nicely sa 49c
500 and $500 ChiIrens Coats, years materials
give Sd ODDS se s en all eoo Goats that .5O
s s "d yofs s DaSss g s full S62
large s5 SsiE r?@H S eSs. sizes to years. Sl.75
$500 Double Faced Grey Mixture Cloth Goats
s ss.5 s:s 1ss 5"3 .! reversed "e's ss Sl.98
s ss :s%s Others long and short 9c
Sis and 81 so Misses All Wool Coat Sweaters fancy Or
and plain weave sizes 80, 80 and 81 special. JJc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28

:, M and Mrs. RUSSELL Is. Harrison. O
N"shinSton, announce the engagement
vi ihelr daughter, Mss Martha IIorri
son; to Harry a. Williams, .Ir.. of Nor
loiE' No date has been set for In
wedding 90
iidllIsOn was presented "a
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19
DIVISION DExANDED.

From inspection of the columns
OF the Lamar Register, Editor
Merrill is running neck. .and.neck
with Ayers almanac, only tho
most conspicuous part of the Reg.
lister is the legal advertisement do.
partmsnt. this being the pap"
which has kept this newspaper
(the soft pedal, CaseyD for twenty
years. Prowers county has to our
mind out-grewn the provincial idea
OF handing all the patronage to
one man. and suggests that an
equal division be made with other
portions of the county.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19

Madame F. E. Locke, one Of the
leading milliners Of Denver. is
visiting friends in Holly, and may
eventually locate here.
The difference between rural
and city life appears to be great
space, ~ josh Billings would re.
mark. Only last week = Holly
young lady now residing in Den.
YER carried . chattelaine purse con.
tanning $50 across her arm and
was relieved of same by the magic
touch" A reward advertisement
next day brought the purse
with chain slsshed and minus the
long green.
Walter Garrison, of near st.
Joe, Mo-, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. F. Garritson, is visiting his
parents here, after an absence of,
four years. He is so impressed
with the improvement in that
time that he predicts great
future for the Holly country.
George j. Kearns, former agri-
culturist of the Holly Sugar Co.
here, is now the Nationals expert
at Ordway and vicinity, as tipped
of by this paper over three months
ago that he would be. Mr. Kearns
has had practical experience on
the farm with general crops, to
say nothing of his long expert
ence with sugar beets. More power
o him.
j. G. Given, the popular
auctioneer, was in town last We'd
nssday, introducing V. A. Peerman
of Pueblo.
Lloyd Webb, nephew of Messrs.
Dave and Tom Webb of the
Southside, had his hands and feet
frozen last Saturday while freight
ing southward from Holly. He
has the sympathy of all in his
present misfortune.
Attorneys and others desiring
legal printing of any kind can rest
assured of the absolute legality of
The Holly Chieftain. 1t is pub.
lished for Friday distribution
rain or shine.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19
For Sale or Trade.

For good ranch under good old
ditch only-A 6.acre fruit tract
one half mile out of city limits:
has all kinds OF best fruit. room
house with cellar; other improve
msnts good; produces on ayersu.
Of $500 crates of apples, cherries.
rurrsnts, gooseberries. raspberries
and & tons of rheubarb and other
garden truck; value $ll, 900: carries
loan of $1,000; will trade eonitv or
can clear. Address Box 275
Canon City, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19

Mrs. A. X. Taber, Of Crider, Me-, had
hess troubled with sick headache 70
about Eve years, whes shs bstsa taking
Chambeslais's Tablsts. She has take.
tive bottles Of the. sad thew have
cured her. Sick headache 10 caused by q
disordersd stomach fer which those tab.
lets are especially intsaded. Try then,
Get well aad stay we'll. Sold by The
Helly phsraasy.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19
Holly the Gateway.
Famed Santa Fe Trail and Rainbow Route
Wins Decisive Battle at the State
Good Roads Convention.
BUT ENTIRE DENVER PRESS DISTORrS THE FACTS
THE OFFICIAL HIGHWAY

The Santa Fe trail and Rainbow Colorado near slv
in Prowes county passing through Las Anas lun Reev es
Pueblo Canon City Salda 6unnson Msnoss Delta sne
on The Santa Fe trail ends City rom that Point
west the 1ranscontnena highway will follow the spsssd Rainbsw
route which will through Of the wonderful scenery IN
Colorado The Santa trail from Holly City now enc Of the
finest roads in the United States
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19

Psrsoss troubled with partial paralysis
are oftss very much bsns6ted aassakiak
the s6ectd parts thoroughly when apply.
int Chsmberlsin's Liaiasnt. THE liai.
nest else rslisves rheumatic ps;as. Fer
sls BY The HOLLY Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19
Catholic Ladfas

The Catholic ladies will hold a
knmmage Sale, and also Food
Sale in the Harden building, Fri
DAY and Saturday, Feb. End and
3rd, 1912.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19
Look Here.

REIMBURSEMENT on 4SO acres
best land, close in on south side
For less than cost of improvements
Your last chance. Act NOW. In.
quirs: X. Roe, Chieftain office
The Holly chieftain., 1912-01-19
MEN And THINGS
~ GENERAL
n GEM RAJ

l. SS00De W. 1A18AVO0 i
GENERAL
EDttesas q the Weeks Doings
- 1e1eiy ana Vicinity
The Raliy Hardware Company
guarantees their goods.
J. b. Willis of Gentry, Ark,
arrived less Monday, and is the
guest Of III Old friends. Mr.. end
Mrs. G. McNu]len, just northeast
of town.
Four let of snow and huge
drifts in pisces we're responsible
for delayed Train service the past
week. Itwss also reported that
the snow plOw near Dodge City
had become 20 fastened that it
was impnssitle to move it, and the
old f.shionsd armstrong" of about
twenty nsn vas resorted to before
the plow ~ released.
Miss Evs Baxter returned from
Granada last Saturday after .
very plsasaat visit with old
friends.
Tom Hoover of Chickasha,
Okla, aoeompanied by his sister,
Miss Ethsl, lrs guests of Mr.. and
Mn. Sim Richardson, old friends
Of the Hooylf family.
Charts Lear returned last Mon.
day fron kord, Kan, whore he
and his lv y have been sojourn.
Ing the p three weeks. Mrs..
Lossr =. bid win remain in
0tlo pitelx. Mr.. Lssar
T M arsaad
1gad6ed L, absoautsly barren, and
when comparing that country to
this, hs says that the Holly dis
trict looks like paradise.
Will Kerns, Wn. Oslfks, Tom
Martin and others left last Monday
for Pearson, Mexico, where they
hsvs besn engaged to do carpen-
tering at liberal wages.
MANAGER N. E. Berry or the
Holly Lumber l. Supplies Co. is
now secretary of the holly Com
mercial club, and hs 10 the right
man in the right place.
d. Marsh, Florist, Phone Junta
$50, La Junta.
Yes, We do plumbing and We do
it we'll. Also repairing and gen
sral jebbing. Phone us and we'll
come toyou. BoRsTNER 4 Scorr.
Miss Bertha Knuckey and Clyde
Kpuckey, sister and brother respsc-
lively of Archie Knuckey Of the
holly Hardware Co., were guests
of the latter last Friday, returning
to Denver on Saturday. Aiss
Knuckey is a nurse At St. Luke's
hospital and Clyde 10 . student Of
Boulder Medical university.
Arthur E. Dowell returned last
Monday from Gentry, Okla, whore
he ie interested in farming lands.
John Trsstls and Ed Dsvero arc
in Pearson, Mex, out of the wintry
blasts that we are subject to here,
and write that they are getting IS
per day Mexican money for car.
pentering. 1t looked 20 good to
Tom Martin that he packed his
trunk for that point last Tuesday,
Food Sale.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
II T.. church will hold n food eals