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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

MRS. HERSCHEL PARKER.
If the mountain is climbable.
$50 Miles of Ice.
Mckinley is in the center of a
vast deserted region of ice and
snow, 100 miles in every direction
from any sort of civilization. The
Parker-Browne party expects to
reach about 10000 feet elevation
by easy stages, then make the last
dash to the top, sleeping on the
ice.
If we make II it won't take
more than two or three days,
says Browne.
The men will live on pemmican
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24
Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1914

ty single takers, Clackamas couH-
ty voters will ballot on a propo,
sition to inaugurate a single taz
at the next election.
The court ordered peremptory
writ of mandamus directing Sec
rotary of State Olcott to place the
single tax petition on the ballot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24


impossible.
Check Lloyd's Accounts.
"Lloyd's story may be true,
says Browne. bat we want to
be sure. We will check un his
photographs. They can't lie. II
he did climb it, the ascent on his
route was easier than we expected.
The explorer-artist preached a
little philosophy at this point.
Success is easy" he said. III
you are winning, that conscious
ness sustains you. You don't
mind the hardships, the lack OF
food.
Its when your attempt has
failed and you are casting about
trying to find other openings,
knowing that your stock of food
is daily diminishing that it's hard
work"
Browne has seen failure three
times. He is confident this time
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24
(By United Press Leased Wire.
PORTLAND. Ore.-DeSDfte TIN.

fact that the free municipal en-
pioyment bureau cannot find
enough men to fill demands for la
borers throughout the state, a
threat OF violence unless the city
does something to aid the 'dnem-
ployed' is being considered today
by Mayor hushlight. officers of
the Commercial club and Chamber
of Commerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

Red Cross Ball Blue makes the
laundress happy, makes clothes
winter than snow. IL you wish
beautiful, clear white clothes, use
Red Cross Ball Blue. At all good
lgrOcerS, Wv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

SAN Observation-Disclosures
Burke, leaning against a telegraph
pole, came out of his reverie with
start. An alarm WAS going off
in Tom McGowan's suitcase. Burke
wanted to see the clock. 1t prov
ed to be a stolen burglar alarm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24
PROF. HERsCHEL PARKER.

PROF. HERSCHEL PARKER.
and tea-and what wild game
they can shoot.
Is Tacoma Man.
Belmore Browne is 80 and has
lived in Tacoma since boy. His
father Is George Browne, million
aire lumberman and real estate
man. He went to high school for
just one year-then-
II wasn't exactly fred he
says, but l thought I'd go to New
York and study art" Which he
did did till the wanderlust hit
him. He's been on the tramp
most of the time since.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

SAN FRANCISCO-"I'm a grad
Iuate of Harvard and took my de-
gree" said Nat Woodbourne to
to Judge Sullivan. Don't doubt
lit a Bit" answered the court.
You'd take anything that wasn't
nailed down. Six months"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24
Vote On Single
Tax In Fall

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 24.-As a
result of the action of the state
supreme court in unfolding the
contention of the Clackamas coun-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24
ALL IN THE COURSE
Of A Days NEWS

(By United Press Leased Wire
ROCKFORD, Ill.,-GIenn Stock
man dreamed that his stepfather.
Sol Hayes, shot and killed him
self. Next day he received a mes
sage that informed him his dream
had come true.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

LAWRENCEBURG, Ind Strick-
en- with appendicitis while on a
hunting trip, Benjamin Kramer
died before help could reach him.
Surgeons found a loaded cartridge
in his appendix.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

CHICAGO.-Miss Lucy Page
CASTOR, head of the anti-cigarette
league. has appealed to the health
committee of the council to make
it misdemeanor for political cam
didates to pass the campaign CT
gars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

NEW YORK.-Picking up a pin
on the street and putting 1t in her
mouth, Miss Margaret Carroll told
her friends she was going to have
good luck. Doctors say she is
lucky she didn't die when she
swallowed it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

CHICAGO Despite Theodore
Roosevelt's attitude toward the
presidential nomination muddle,
headquarters were opened today
by a Roosevelt committe in the
Congress hotel.
Former U. S. Attorney Sims, a
Roosevelt appointee, is in charge of
the committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

SAN JOSE, Cal.-Women here
are going to lower the cost of liv.
ing. They say so themselves. They
are starting the somewhat diff
cult job by opening commission
house on the one-for-all and all
for-one basis. 100
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

DIES MONIES, Ia.-Miss Kate
Shelley, the heroine who became
nationally famous because of her
daring act in creeping across High
bridge near Boone in storm and
warning a Northwestern train Of
the broken bridge, is critically i'll
at her home near Boone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

BERHN-In n pamphlet, "GoOd
News to the Fat Men" DR.. Hikada
Japanese scientist. says there are
more germs on a thin mans skin
than on the epidermis of noun
tain of flesh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

SAN FRANCISCO-Dull care
drove John Watson to attempt sui
eide. He leaped in front of car.
The fender tossed him beneath
the hoofs of team of runaway
horses, which stopped still, and
John saved Miss Gwen Morrow
life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

SAN FRANCISCO-Deputy Gus
toms Collector N. S. Farley has
nerves. He has posted an order
in the main room of the customs
house prohibiting sneezing. DOM
|sneeze," the order reads. There
is no necessity for it,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

which means that you may select any article in
this January sale, marked down to figures often
less than cost price, and have it charger to your
account There is no firm in America that offers
such advantages to home furnishers. Your credit
is certainly good here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

SEATTLE.-In an interview to-
day, Anna Held who is here star
ing in miss Innocence" intimated
that she was thinking of asking
for a divorce from her husband,
Millionaire Florenz Siegfield, who
is also her manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-24

| (By Infte0 Yress Leased WIRE
ROCKFORD, Ill.,-GIenn Stock.
man dreamed that his stepfather.
Sol Hayes, shot and killed him
self. Next day he received a mes
sage that informed him his dream
had come true.
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind Strick-
en- with appendicitis while on a
hunting trip, Benjamin Kramer
died before help could reach him.
Surgeons found a loaded cartridge
in his appendix.
NEW YORK.-Picking up a pin
on the street and putting 1t in her
mouth, Miss Margaret Carroll told
her friends she was going to have
good luck. Doctors say she Is
lucky she didn't die when she
swallowed it.
CHICAGO.-NIiss Lucy Page
CASTOR, head of the anti-cigarette
league. has appealed to the health
committee of the council to make
lit misdemeanor for political cam
didates to pass the campaign CT
gars.
DIES MONIES, Ia.--Miss Kate
Shelley, the heroine who became
nationally famous because of her
daring act in creeping across High
bridge near Boone in a storm and
warning a Northwestern train Of
the broken bridge, is critically i'll
at her home near Boone.
SEATTLE.-In an interview to-
day, Anna Held who is here star
ing in miss Innocence" intimated
that she was thinking of asking
for a divorce from her husband,
Millionaire Florenz Siegfield, who
is also her manager.
CHICAGO Despite Theodore
Roosevelt's attitude toward the
presidential nomination muddle,
headquarters were opened today
by Roosevelt committe in the
Congress hotel.
Former U. s. Attorney Sims, a
Roosevelt appointee, is in charge of
the committee.
BERLIN-In a pamphlet, "Good
News to the Fat Men" DR.. Hikada
Japanese scientist, says there are
more germs on a thin mans skin
than on the epidermis of a noun
tain of flesh.
SAN JOSE, Cal.-Women here
are going to lower the cost of liv-
ling. They say so themselves. They
are starting the somewhat diff
cult job by opening commission
house on the one-for-all and all
for-one basis.
SAN FRANCISCO-Deputy GUS
toms Collector N. S. Farley has
nerves. He has posted an order
! in the main room of the customs
house prohibiting sneezing. Don't
sneeze," the order reads. There
| is no necessity for 1t.
SAN FRANCISCO-Dull care
drove John Watson to attempt sui
eide. He leaped in front of car.
The fender tossed him beneath
the hoofs of a team of runaway
horses, which stopped still, and
John saved Miss Gwen Morrow S
life.
SAN FRANCISCO-'I'm a grad
uate of Harvard and took my de-
gree" said Nat Woodbourne to
to Judge Sullivan. Don't doubt
it a bit" answered the court
You'd take anything that wasn't
nailed down. Six months"
| SAN FRANCISCO.-PO
Burke, leaning against a telegraph
pole, came out of his reverie with
a start. An alarm WAS going of
in Tom McGowan's suitcase. Burke
wanted to see the clock. 1t prov
cd 80 ba n ctpIon burglar alarm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
RALEIGH

tSPecial to The Times Dispatch.l
, IA -'gh' ,i 4. c. February l7.-Mrs.
Raleigh from her Virginia country
place and opened up the liillycr resi-
dence in Hilisooro Street for the re-
maindGr OF the winter, this delightful
place IN the social life of the city.
Friday morning Mrs. lIillyer was
hostess for brilliant auction whist
PARTY, There were six tables and the
special guest of honor was Mrs. VIII
liam Bryan, of Connecticut. Who is
quite popular visitor in the city.
Iherc was great interest here in the
marriage on the 18th instant OF -.
5: Jcrinan, OF this city, and Miss Edith
Macdonald, OF Ottawa, Canada, the
marriage being at the home OF the
James Frazier MacD onald, at Haml-
ION. Canada. Mr.. herman is the pres
ident of the Commercial National Bank
OF this city.
There was St. Valentine party
Monday afternoon by Miss Dorothy
Park, who had the members OF the
, Nest -.aieigh Sewing. CLUB as guests.
lions. and the affair was most enjoy
able In every respect
Monday night there was the pre-
e oPdon ' smsh at un @ G Mss GS M
Baylan led. and there werecourt, his
number OF dancers. The chapcrons
were Mr. and Mrs W. c. Harris, Mr..
=.
Sheriff.. Mr.. and Mrs. w. $. West, Mir.
and Mrs. J. II. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs
James Mckimmon. Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin
nortch. Miss Davis and Miss Susan
Miss Edith Register represented the
Raleigh Woman's Club at the State
council meeting held the past week
in Grecnville Preparatory 10 the scs-
sion OF the North Carolina Federation
OF Clubs in Winston Salem in May.
The Twentieth Century Book Club
very, delightfully."- in the home of Chief
Justice Walter Clark. of the Supreme
Court, his daughter. Miss Sallic Clark
being the hostess.
the REVOLUTION. held It's annual ban
quct Friday evening in the dining
room OF Hotel Raleigh, with Miss Mary
Hilliarl Hinton, regent, as toastmastcr
aud with the officers OF the Raleigh Wo.
mans Club. and the Raleigh Chapter
pa ,ehters Of the Confcderacy, as spo-
cial guests.
There was delightful concert Fri
gay night IN the auditorium by Ra-
leighs best local talent. under the
ansnices OF the Womnn's Club. The
San. Mrs. Knox, Miss Emily Knox, Miss
Helen Day. Mrs. Bessie White Bass
Miss Mary Cole, Mrs j. S. Cornell, Miss
Iva larson. Miss Edna Tyner Miss
Miss Katherine johnson. Miss Edna
Holiday Affss Shull, Miss Gilbert. Mrs
Gnstave Hasedorn, Miss Minnie Hayes
Mr.n. Horace Dowcll
FRIDAY night there was delightful
dance given in Raney Library ball.
room in honor of Miss Alothia McGho.
and Miss Fannie Hines Johnson b,
Mrs. w y. McGhen, mother OF Mis-.
Alethia. There were thirty couples
and the dancing was led by MIR Orr
with Miss Johnson. and Mr. Ncstor
with Miss McGhec
Mrs. II. II. Dalton was hostess las
Saturday afternoon for a delightful re
ception at her home on Park Avenue
in honor OF Mrs. c. j.. Van Bergen, o
Duluth, MINI. Long leaf pine, re,
carnations and sInilaN were the spccia
decorations for the Dalton home Tin
hostess, tho guest of honor. Mrs. I
q Hnl and Mrs. =. II. Morgan wer,
in the receiving line, and Mrs vii
West and Mrs. Leigh Skinner receive,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
BOWLING GREEN
fSpccinlto rhc II imes-Dispatcn.

Especial TO The Times dispatch.
Rowling Green. Va. February IL.
q art OF this week win ner dough
tcrs. Mrs. H. y. CoSnill and Mrs. corule
Lac Moncnrc.
...s. ". &. Boyd. Of Richmond, visit
I'd her PARENTS, Mr. and Mrs L. u.
Coghill, this week.
". Moneurc Uravat, OF Blackstone
spent part oI th.s week with Judge
ana Mrs. l. G. Moncurc.
Mrs. w. o. Fin ana children left
this week ror visit 10 relatives in
Miss Mamie wnllams. OF Essen
couity, spent a part of tails week w.th
her sister. Mrs X. T. Glassell
Hiss Bessie Jones is visiting in Bal
Miss Ruth Harlow the guest OF
Mrs Robert y. Coshill entertained
q, her home on Wednesday between
3 and > o'clock. in honor of hcr friend
Mrs Charles !. Bronddus. The color
being beautifully decorated with car
nations and ferns, and lighted with
s'oded lights. Delightful refresh
mcnts were served. Those present
&c McSdamc; s. W. Broaddus. w. W
Gree. Walter Wilson, Russell Broad
Martin Eugene Broaddus, 7. y. cog
hill. T., G. MomCurc. r. c. Valentine. +
7. Richards, {. :. Webb. T. T.. GIL
Clara Lake j. l. Jordan. L. :. CoGhill
G. 4 CruicSahank. NJ T. P"atross, l.
y. George. W. c. Boyd. G 7. Harlow
Il 4. Glassell. Ernest Sl$lot. g. f.
Smoot C .rdir Lee Moncure and
Misses Annie White, Annie Moncurc, oil
Blackstone; Leila and Lizzie swain
Blanche Coghill, Caroline c.. Annie aud
Names, Annie, Mary and Lacy Wool
folk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
WINCHESTER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Winchester Va, February 1.-THE
winters social festivities will close
for the Lentcn season ON Monday
night. when the final ball OF the Win
chester German Club will be held in
Rouse Hall. y large number of in
Eitations have been Issued for the
dance, and many out of town people
are expected 10 be present.
Miss Annie Douglas Beverley, who
has been extensively entertained in
thmond by Speaker and Mrs. Richard
Evelyn Byrd has returned 10 her
home in " inchestcr
Miss Edith Brown has returned
from a visit Of several weeks TO friends
In baltimore, Annapolis and Washing
ton. and while the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Mason in the latter city she
Intended the judiciary reception at
Mrs. u. Coupland Randolph left this
week 70 visit Mrs. Lawrence Davis in
Roanoke.
NJ. c. stayman has gone to Baltimore
10 visit his son-n-law and daughter,
MI. and Mrs: Loring y. Cover.
H!rs: T W; HARRISON lett on, We'd
time visiting relatives, and w.il extend
her TRIP TO Richmond.
Miss Emma kuuo'ph,, who. has been
dolph Correll, left several days ago for
Baltimore.
Gom n, 2, l. Wilson. Of the
\ y.
Carl q. kcferstcin, IN Winchester, re-
turned TO Washington this week nc-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs Ketersteln
ana their daughter, Miss Kefcrstcin.
Mrs Charles +. Nelson. who has
been spending some tame in Baltimore.
wash 'ngton and Winchester, has re-
turned TO capon springs. w. Va.
Miss Leoa Harmon OF Harrisonburg,
who has been visiting friends in this
city. has returned TO her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. steck left a
f.4N al Ils1.f
! ington 10 visit friends.
; Miss Shirlcy 5. Miller has returned
f fro; yisii to the home OF her her
| Mrs. Daniel 5. Hughes. of Charles
/ town, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Neville and
! their hLtle daughter have returned
| from visit TO friends in Hagerstown
Airs. Carroll Marshall and children
who have been visiting her husDhnu's
snail left this week to spend some
| time with relatives at Mount Jack
son before Joining MIR. Marshall II
kirm ngham. Ala.
Miss Altha Nenable returned thi.
week from an EXTENDED Wilt to frienu:
In Merccrsburg, Pa, and AarIinsuurg
~ va.
Mrs Beverley w Bond, of stnunton
WHO has been visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. II
I. Shc"tz. in this city. left II few day:
ago tor Rockville. Md. where she vii
pass some time win fricnus.
Miss Ethel iost and Miss Coopc
Lea Winchester on "Wednesday Tor
baltimore To spend several weeks be
fore going South.
Mrs. Alexander barrie has gone on
visit - rcELvcs In Philadelphia.
Mrs. j. w. Anurems, VINO has beer
spending several weeks in washing
ton. returned to her home here TN
week.
AIRS. w. II. Taggart, who has beer
spending part o. the winter in thi
| city, nAs returned to Philadelphia
Miss Hcsa'c Whiting Conrad lett Thu
week on an cXtcndcu visit TO iricnn
IN baltimore, and viii ALSO visit AT Tn
home Of ner brcthcr-in-ia w ana sister
Mr. and AIRS. henry IL Little. in Nor
folk Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18

tween tho Merrimac and the Monitor
may not feel blush OF shame tinge
The check when they see that this Is
thS photograph OF six Confederate
veterans. one of whom Is one-iegged
now spending their declining days in
the Albemarle county poorhousc. It
Is called the County Home" and prop
eSrly so, because its superintendent
himself a Confederate veteran, Is one
Of the lsindest ana most generous Of
men, and sees to it that these old peo-
pic are looked after ns he himself
would like to be looked after in his
But. sir. can the State OF Virginia
spend n thousand dollars for "a paint
ing: can it establish and maintain nor
mnl schools in n halt-dozcn places in
the commonwealth: can II multiply
oihces and pay salaries and be utterly
regardless OF the rights OF these poor
old men who poured out their Hood
and gave the hest days OF their youth
to the Commonwealth which now has
forgotten them?
II possible the subscriber wishes
that You would reproduce this picture
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
WYTHEViLLe
Especial toThe TiIhes.pIspatch.

Especial oTho Tines. plspntch.I
Wythev!llc Va. February iT-Mra.
NirGinin Kent ana Miss 3lary pres.
ton lent ere visiting frienha In Staun-
ton.
ms Robert Pierce ana children have
returned rom q visit ia tho formers
parents. Mr, ana Mrs. Settle. 81 GAL
pr wnIlism Grai,9m, ,he recent
returned TO nostcn Monday
Pcyton Grey ri Abingdon, ~ tho
Wees end .5lcSt 81 his aunt Mrs VIZ
Mrs William Brax,on OF Richmond
arrived Saturday ana wll spend The
remainder II inc winter wien Mrs.
- kyle ,Gilbboney IS visiting his
ra 'g5,tai.ii Mrs i;eifhtor ''uake' IN
Miss Nei,ie Warren lei, Monday tor
Fort sheridan III, to spend = me- tinc.
Hohcrt Warren is IN Orlando. Fla,
for. III. = nth OF FcDruary.
icorge West OF Richmond, Was 1t
Visitor here tljs week.
rs Francis Cralghll who has hecn
visiting her parents BISHOP and Mrs
rederick Reese. i savannah. Ga. re-
turned home Friday.
Mis- Mae Erni. OF Bowling Green,
..ouise Williams, In Richmond
Misses Mary aud I'm Fnage loft SAT-
urday To attend the Mardi Ores in New
Orleans. While there they viii be the
Pr r.. T. McC;ayorl OF Richmond.
has been cHlled TO Wytheville by the
illness of his father. James ". Nc
GavociI, OF Fort Chiswell" Mir. Me
Gavoek'a many friends arc pleased
$ Nalcntne party vas held in the
NJ tsA hal, Tuesday evening.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
PlNEHURsT
[snecialto The rimes.nis

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Pinehurst. n. c., February 1T.--Mid-
season activities have made the week
one of the busiest and the merricst
of the season days in the open air
rounded out with social pleasures. Of
dinners, luncheons, teas and bridge
parties. there have been many, while
the younscr set has been occupied with
affairs diversified and unique. In sports.
baseball and rabbit hunting have been
ADDED to golf, tennis and shooting,
while the weeks fox hunts have been
most exciting, one chase of i've hours
covering fully sixty miles. and ending
in the death Of an 'old settler" which
has fooled pack after pack for years.
Tor the weeks 10 COR many more
formal social functions are planned,
among them the annual Washinrto n's
h'rthdaS cotillion At the Carolina.
Late arrivals include Walter Camp.
equally well known as coach and
writer, who returns for his usual visit.
Old friends very largely make up the
big list, a number OF whom remain
until spring.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
HARRlsONBURG
tspecial 10 Tho Tlmcs-Disna,ol

tSpecial to The Times Dispatoh.l
liarrisonburg, Va, February IT,
Miss Lam astcr, Of Ashland Is the
guest OF Miss King. on Campbell Sire ct
Her sister, Miss Natalie Lancaster. is
teacher at the State Normal school.
Major and Mrs. Charles Roller, of
y. VI. ~. Fort Defiance, were visitors
in town this week.
Mrs. Walter c. Switzcr liz visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Butler Burke, in Wash
inGton.
STANLEY Harrison and sister. Miss
Mabel Of brunswick, Md. are at the
bedside of their grandfather, Colonel
II. W, Harrison, who was recently
stricken with paralysis.
James z. Rchcrd returned Tuesday
from tir around the world. havin,
been away since the middle of octo-
ber
Lieutenant Winfield Liggett. OF New
York, is visiting his mother. Mrs. Win
field Llggctt, on High Street
Miss ErNa Payne returned Tucsday y
from visit TO her uncle. Eppa Hunton.
in Richmond.
Miss irene Buchanan is visiting her
father; w. I. Buchanan in Westmin-
Victor Arthur OF Winchester. has
returned nome after visiting his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-18
BRISTOL
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times d ispatch.l
Bristol Va. February l7.-hnss Mary
Allen Whitaker attended a Valentine
PARTY at Johnson city, Tenn. Wedncs-
day ~ this week. as the guest OF Miss
Martha, Allon Martin.
Mrs Frank Lowcry entertained We'd
noslay complimentary Ia Mrs Andrew
Mcclure, who is a visitor here from
stanton.
Mrs Fu ON Smith, who spent a
month 1t her former home at Rogers
v lie, has returned to her home here
Mrs. ~. j. Jarmsn has returned to
her home at Fnrmville. after u visit to
her brother. III. George Z. Wiley.
Miss Anne White. who spent month
with Bristol friends; and was guest
las returned TO her home nj Rogers
villc, Tenn.
MISS Lillian Gosc entertained Thurs
DAY in compllmcn, to Misa Margarc,
iced.
NJ. and Mrs, John IL. King lcf, this
week Tor their new home at Paris
Tex.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ben L. Dulaney and
family VINO went to Charleston. s
g. week ago, sailed from there this
week for Atlantic CITY. and New York