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The Washington herald., 1912-11-01
Green Peppers
Are Appetizing
TWO RECIPES.

Stewed Peppers-Green or red
peppers. three tablespoonfuls Of
butter. boiling water to cover. one
half teaspoonful OF salt, dash Of
paprika- Cut the peppers in halves.
remove the stems and seeds and
cut each half into five or six pieces
lengthwise. Put the butter into q
saucepan and when hot add the pep
pers. Shake over the fire for Is
minutes: then add enough water to
cover the peppers. Season with salt
and paprika and cook slowly for
20 minutes. Serve hot as a garnish
with plain boiled rice.
Cheese and Corn in Peppers-One
can Of corn. one Tablespoonful Of
grated cheese. two eggs. six green
peppers, bread crumbs. salt, pepper.
and paprika. Add part Of the
cheese to the corn and sprinkle with
q seasoning Of salt, pepper. and
|paprika. Beat in the yolks Of two
eggs: then fold in the stihiy beaten
whites. Remove the tops from the
peppers. scoop out the seeds and
ill with the corn and cheese mix
and q few bread crumbs over the
top and bake until ready In a hot
oven.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

- 9aut tels9rnpbiidsr WtelOuns aus
Samburs gilt Der Dampfer~ au9sbursA
bon Der ~Dsutid'auitraliihen Dampf.
idifi. @slelll9aft" als ueri9ollen.
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Die brittle 9artet.

8unbsslsuator Soiepb Wt. Diron
BON Wtontana bat am Wtontag nit Sus
itimmun9 pon Sberft Rooiepelt ben
Gufruf ju siuem Jtationals9onu Der
1u griinosnoen oritten Rartei, Der am
5. Gusuit in Gbicaso abssbaltsn tpsrOeu
iolf, befannt ge9tben. Senator Diron
mar Hooieuelt's 8ampa9nefiibrer Dor
oem republifaniI6en yiationals Sonuent
unb piro mabri9einlib aud on Der
Spite ber neuen Beme9un9 bleibeT,
bic bic Organization Der neuen Rartei
in bic SBese 8etsitet LIT. Sobalo fie
,uftaube gefommen 1T un6 bic Sanoi'
oaten fir bas amt bes Prdiioenten uub
Yiseprdlibenten noninirt iino, Diro er
mabri6sinli9 suriidtreten uno bic Siib'
rune einsm anoeren iiberlaiIen. llnter
Oenen, Die ben Iufruf gum Oiationals
fonuent unterjeiduet baben, beftnoen
lid, brei betannte Demofraten Ri6ter
Ben. y. &iuoiap BON Deuuer, Sultan
Sarris uon sitlanta, Der Sobn pom
Soel @banoler Sarris, uub Sobu so.
Barter BON gtem Srleans.
8is jest babeu, lDie Senator Diron
bebauptet, bic Bsrtrster BON uierjis aus
a9tunopierjis Staaten ibre Setbeili9'
ung an bem 1iationalionueut Su9eia9t.
@r, Diron, ernartst, bae BON ben iib'
rigen adt nod minOeiteus ieds in oem
aOnpsnt psrtreten iein nerben. gtiht
pertreten merben utelletht nur 3pei
Staatsu isin. nsmlia Miiliiiippi uno
9ioro Carolina.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

StelIt 8ergIei9e on. Die @rippe
1T bier In bieIem Gintsr bsioubers bsf'
tis semelen,1 i6rsibt Srau emma
3rumpeioe BON Erinmpb, Wtinn..
.aber Sorni's alpentrduter lit bas 9eil'
mittsl. Sc iibsrtriift alle anoeren
Wtsbijinen, gang sleid mas fiir sinen
Huhui lie baben mD9su. User elm tptrt'
lid 3uusrlaifses 9eilmittel wiini4t.
lollte Sorni's alpentr6uler SsbrauAsn.
EauIenbs baben bic @elunobeit
brinssnbsn @issnibaften oieiss beliibm'
tent Rrantsr. Seilmittels bsjeust. @r
1T ni9t In ben Gpotbefeu 3u haben'
Spe3ial'assnten liefern ihn, ooer Sis
fSnnen ibn birett bejieben aus oen
9aboratorium pon Or. Better Sahrnsg
& Cons Co., 1875 90. 9opne Gue.,
@biea9o, 81.
5orni's slfpeufrduter 8lutbeteber III
su bubsn bel 9snrp 8altsr. 1o11 @sSar
Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Bon 3eter8bura.

-Serr 9iidOlaus SanOitsin lisst in
ieinsr Wobnuu9 on Otorb Srpin9 Gpe'
nue. Sismlia SsiGbrlia ertrantt bars
uieoer.
- Die YermGblun9 BON Srdulein
8iola so. Solj pom Prescott Npenue
nit Srant 8. Campbell bon Balisr,
Wtont., lit ansetiinoiSt wOrOsn.
= slae Sln,si9sn bsuten an, bas Der
iGbrlibe slusTus Der Sonntussi6uls
Der CD. lutb. ct. Peter's @emeinbe, Der
am nddften Dienitas mad Nate DinoIa
ftuttfinbst, sin GROCER @rfOIs fein wiro.
- ausuft 6. Msind BON aib Ctr,
8illstasent Der 2adamauua @tienbabu,
musts iih an Sreitas elmer Operation
fir Blinooarnentjiinoung untermerfen
uuo iein 3uftan6 uad bsrisIbsn mar
elm tritii9er.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

- Der 9inben Struse 9.mpel iou
nit einem SoiteuaufUano BON $40, 900
umgebaut tperoeu.
Das 13. Rseiment miro am 90
Suli iein idbrli9es Selolassr 3u @sttps.
burg bs3ishen unb am 80. Suli bsim'
febren.
- @oulosboro muroe 6reitag Diads
mttta9 pom einem Sturm beimgelud)t,
Der bebeutenben S6aben anri9tete.
Die Obj 5ellows Salle murbe pon
ibren Wtauern seriheu, uisls Seniter
etngeblaien, Udume entpur3elt uno elm
gfero our4 sineu Blisitrubl sst6Otet.
( Sm Ssrlaufe Der 8sttreunen i'm
Wfiuoofa Parf am Donneritag murben
brei WiOtOrfabrer perlest; Sree. Dor,
line uou aoams ausnue erbielt Elm ges
bro4enes Shliilielbein unb Shramnen
uno Shnitte, Sennetb Snlitb pon 8ibs
ion StraBe bat Sdibelbaut. uno Sc.
fihtswunOsn, @lDoe Mad pou Deaton
StraBe leioet an S9rammen.
- @tna $50 GuslGnber, auaens
ideinlid itreifeube TaselObnsr. sriffen
am Sounta9 giahmitta9 3u @ounell
Sunction Die Grbeiter Der WtacD Donalb
Contribution @ompanie an uno 6rei
berielben wurben unssfdbrlih uerlsst /;
Die glufriihrer ri6teten auh on ben
Standardization Sdaoen an uno per.
iGwanben, ebe bic RoliSsi eintraf.
= Sin idredlides llnsliid ersisnete
iid am Donneritag Wtorgen nm 5.25
llbr Su @ibion. orei Meilen Dftli6 pon
Corning, u. g., auf Der 2adapanna
@iienbabn, als Elm Sduell;us in eineu
unosren PaliasierSu9 rannte, Der aui
benz Saupt9eleiIe our6 einen uerfrippel.
ten Sra6tsug aufsebultsn worben mar,
Der Wtaihinenleiter Sdr6ber ertldrte,
SaB Feline SBarnunssflaSse ausgebdnsi
uno es Su nebli9 mar, nm bic Sigualt
3u bemerten. Sn oem fOlgenoen Mrad
nelhes bas i6limmite in Der @sidihtl
Der Sabn LIT, muroen 80 Berlonen &C.
tDotet uno Spii1en so uno 60 perlebt
fiiuf Der @et6btsten iino bon bier, iiem
LID Der WtDbslbdnSler Sobn 3immel
BON 9iOrb Wtatn slpenue uno am Sim
burit SOuleuarO wobnbaft, Srau 3im
mer, Die 19 Sabre alte @oitb u. Sei
BON aOurS aUeuue, Die "a Sabre aft
| Srau Rees 3. SoueS bon Siio gteunte
Struss, (Sruu Sonss mar cine Eo9te
bon Serru unb Srau Sermaun @n9el
bart uOu 9tOro 8romleb ausuus), uni
slntoniO 9topat, Der mad Buffalo nm
liebeln wollte aud befinoen fi9 unite
ben Serletten jnei BON bier, tieHlid
| Dapio 8. @oben BON Penn Npenue I'M
Rocco .3offt BON @illom Stra6e. Di
erlten @erii6te trafen ihon am Ntor
gen bier elm, aber Die Drabts parej
anssr Srouuns seratbsn unb GO bau
erte oaber bis mad Der Ofittagsltuubs
; bis ssnuuere 8eri6ts eintrafsn, peld)
; iuiofsru berubisteu, inbsm Iie 3eieteu
!. baB bic Spfer uon bier uift 70 ,ublreit
pareu, als pis jusrit psrlaufst. 6
befanoen iiG 5pan;is Baliasisre po
bier auf benz unslidsju9e uno bi
9ia9ri9t bon benz unfall erreate 6abs
allgenteine Beunrubieung nnter bere
Sertuaubteu uuo Setanutsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11
Sfiiee Der
Nenen s9iaer 8all llnb
Mnleibe 0eieai6aft.
SrautOn, pa, 2. SuIi 1912.

Snanton, pa, 2. Sult 1912.
I'm bic aftisnbtfBT =
Der lpstis1t aubitOr. Ssrr u. .. Biaiams,
uutsrbrtiittt tintn tueeiltissu 8sri@t am "a.
9uui 1912, In tptlttm sr ben 3uifane Der @t.
itaictaft am S&Iu6 Der @sI&dfts am 81. Wlai
1912, bdrltstt, cine Abisnbruns bon pdtsm
ole gsf6llief unttn fubsn ptrbsn.
STit gip. 35 tpurbr I'm DssHibr 1911 an
stfanstn unb ptrp bitieu Wcnat cine ntus
Strir pnaussabsn, Ro. Sc, ium 9siras ppu
$500 Qftifn, llnttri&riftsu fir ptas itBt In
btr Sffiet tnietasn etnomu,tn ipsretn.
8trtht Der @tlbmititl unp gsrbiubIihfsiitn
ME pom 10. Suni 1912.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

= Cine neus S0benitraBe wuros In
Eirol sr0ffnst. Sie 9ebt iiber ben 21OO
Dfeter bobsn SauienpuB in oas Bai'
leper Ehal. no Der anihluB an bic ua6
Dtsrau fiibrenOe Paiieper StraBe ftutt'
finoet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Der golisei elm WtaSdenbdnbIer binsieit
seuia1t morbsu, Der etner interuationas
len Banbe an3ussbUren i9etut. Der
Wtsnif sab fid| fiir einen auf elmer Ser'
sniigunssreiie 6urG DeutiAlano be-
ftnbIiGen rsiden Osutid'umeritantia
@eihiftsmann aus unb periuAte biib'
iGe Dienitmdo9eu mad gmertfa Sri
loden, inbem er linen sldnienoe Stell'
unsen un6 bobe 26bns periprad. Wtsb'
rert Der 0idbdeu, benen er iih ssndbsrt
bate, perfiibrte er, uno eines ieiner
Spfer eritattete slujeise sesen thu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

Sn Der Sisuns am Srsitas nabm
Der Sunbesieuat bic 5lotten.Bemillis.
uussuorlase fur bic Summe BON eiris
hunosrt unb orsiunoSrsisig MilIiOusu
Dollars an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-07-11

= ans @ranb junction, Colorado,
tpirb semslbet, bas r@berotee Bin
elm bort pobuenber SnOianer, Der an'
ssblib lis Sabre aft 1T, nod frii9s
3dbns befommt. auh feline Sebtraft
wiro NIT isOsm Gage better.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
BERRYvIlLE

Especial to The Times-Dispatch-1
Berryvtlle. Va, November iS-Eer.
and Mrs. Edward Wall and Miss May
Wall have returned from a trip abroad.
having visited England. Scotland ana
France
Miss Anna Campbell. of Washington:
D. c., has been q guest at the home OF
Mrs A. Moore
Mrs. c. NJ Brown and son havo ar
rived from Roanoke and are az Or
r. r. Pages
Miss Alice Cook. Of Front Royal. and
James and Norton Clagett. Of West Viz
z1n:a- are At Mrs. r. II. Clagett's.
Mrs Eugene Forteon. Of Washing
ton, Ca. 10 TIE guest OF Mrs II. w
Carpenter ut The Highlands
]. L Hartman. Mrs Hartman and
Miss Mary Hartman. Of EcseTnort are
In New York.
Obs Home. Of Milton Valley has
gone to New York for the winter.
Miss Annie Moore II ia darlington.
d. c., this week as delegate from the
Stonewali Chapter. Daughters of the
Confederacy. TO the national coryeH-
tiou. tn session there
DR.. A. p. Osborne spent several DAYS
In Washington ID. C. this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

John AFFORD Knit Underwear is one OF the
best makes; the patent gusseted sleeve makes
them more comfortable to the ~esrcr, as 1t
never cuts or binds the arm in any way. These
Garments are sold exclusively by Ttalhimer
Bros. and come in several weightsEone-t
wool for 75c: one-haf wool for S1.eo; silk and
wool for $l.5e.
Extra sizes for $l.oe and $l-2S. High neck,
long sleeve vest and the ankle length pants
Another 10, Of Ladies Knit Underwear is the
Eores, Mills. sold here in several grades and
sizes, for $1.es and $i.Se.
These are high neck, long sleeve vest and the
ankle length pants.
LADIES' Imported Swiss Ribbed, Wool and
Sill and Wool Vests and Pants, very light in
weight. but exceedingly warm.
Low neck no sleeve, for Sis
High neck. long sleeve. for $1-Ss.
Knee or Ankle Length Pants for $2.ee.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests and Pants
for sc garment, including extra sizes. These
come in ali the wanted shapes; high neck with
long. short or elbow sleeve; Dutch neck with
CHOW sleeve, and low neck with short or no
sieryr: also. Knee or Ankle Length Pants, either
for SEC.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
BOWLING GREEN

Especial to The Times DispatcAl
Bowling Green. Va. November H.
Miss Louise Hatnes 10 spending some
time with MA william l. Boyds In
Richmond
N. and Ma James T. Richards ere
visiting In New York.
Mas Ethsl Rollins, q otA&ord. -
spending some time with her sister.
MIRA E. 6. Coghtll
Mrs. A b Chandler 10 IN Waning
ton a. q delegate Attending the con-
vent!on Of the Daughters OF the Con-
Georse O. Roper. Of Philadelphia. 10
spending some time with his sister.
Mrs. w. W. RAinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willisrd ". Green have
returned from Hanover County. where
they visited relauves-
Misc Ida Camper. Of Orange. 10 visit.
ing her sistsr. MrA c. S. Webb
Mrs. p. A. Cave has returned from
a visit TO Mrs. C. L. Collins At Roslyn.
Mrs. william g. Coghiii has returned
from Q months visit TO her daughter.
Mrs william n Cobb, at Falls Church.
Mr.. and Mra- W. Noncure 0rayatt
ard children, OF Blackstone. are visit
ing Judge and Mrs. e. C. Moncpre.
The Bowling Green Onapfer OF the
Daughters Of the confederacy win hold
q bazaar here early In December, the
proceeds Of which will be for the bene-
et of the needy Confederate veterans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
Sale of Warm Knit Underwear
For Women and Children

Ladies Medium Weight Vests and Pants for
25c. The extra sizes for 20c. Some are the
maline no-bu .on kind, sold exclusively by
Thaihimer Bros
Extra Heavy Fleece Lined Vests and Pants.
Setsnug and Maline no-button, in regular and
extra sizes, several weights, for Sec.
Children's Vests and Pants, fleece lined. to
II years; choice, 25c.
Boys Mentor Shirts and Drawers, to Is
years, for Sc to Soc
Laies' Atwood and Silk and Wool Union
Suits, high neck long sleeve, low neck. sleeve,
low neck, elbow sleeve. knee or ankle lengths,
made in Switzerland-the famous Swiss ribbed
soft and light, but warm; guaranteed not to
shrink; regular Sizes $3.oo; extra sizes for $780,
Other Union Suits. several grades, one-fourth.
one-haf and three-fourths wool, regular and
extra sizes, in all the wanted shapes: can be had
here for $1.5e. $2.0o and $3.0o.
Ladies' Medium Weight Union Suits, high
neck. long sleeve, ankle length; just the garment
for these cool days. for Sc.
Children's Union Suits. to years, for Sc.
Children's Fleece Lined Union Suits, sizes up
to 16 years. full bleach. for Soc.
Boys Heavy Fleeced Union Suits. to ~
years. for Soc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
S16.48
$4,000

3o-inch Wash Tsffeta Habutai, in a wide
range Of stripes. plain and satin stripes, III
pieces to select from, 81 90 value, SSc.
rs pieces Wash and Tub Silks, 36-inch Wash
Habutai, in 20 neat stripes; the colorings are
black and white green and white, brown and
white, navy and white and s. inches wide, 75c.
is-inch Soap Suds Silk, in neat stripes. 7sc
the yard
,6-inch Satin Stripe Wash Silk, sc the yard.
io-inch Wash Hsbutai, brown. green. navy.
pink and black stripes, in various width stripes;
very special, sc yard.
36-inch Changeable Bengaline, black ground
with gold, blue and violet combinations, suitable
for coats, coat suits and trimming purposes.
$1.5o the yard.
27-inch Bengsline, black, white. brown, navy
and Copenhagen. $l.oo the yard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
DANVllE

Especial to The Cimes-DispAtca-
panvtlle. Va. November 1~-On Tues
cav afternoon Miss Emma Leigh enter
tajred her guest. Miss NcKenna Jones.
Of Petersburg. at q well appointed tea
at her home on Hclbrocke Avenue. MIS-
Leigh Miss Jones. Miss Mary Leigh
and Miss Emma Leigh received the
were ushered into the dining room
where Miss Mary Greene. Miss Mary
Haynes and Miss MargArite Temple
stood Mrs. A. r. Darlington poured
coffee and was assisted by MISS Mary
Darlington and Miss Rosa Brown
On Mordsv night . delightful con-
cert was given In the First Pres
b,,criau Church by Miss Jessie Thomas
Rrex.r. assisted by Mss ReuSche, OF
:h.. Ecanol. Institute: Misses SKID
more Conuor and May Lawreuce- OF
:hc Randolph Macon fnssituee. and also
by Mr. Harrison. of the city.
The .nsaseu,crt 81 Misp Hanche DIX
on Keara~ and Robert Anthony Benton.
both Of this city. has been announced
The y ~dding II TO take place on Thur.-
day evening. December
M and Mrs w. ID 0tscS anaouoc~
inc, p~rkIn-. 10 John Iams-rfh Tai
I.y. the wedding TO take place So~em-
bcr -
Miss r:iizs HamIin has returned from
q VISIT so Norfolk
Miss Gertrude Hcrman has ressrncd
from. q visit "a Miss Lucit'e Herman
AT the Rauvsoiph- Macon womsn's COZ
i~gc. at ISyrchburG.
Miss Rens Herman has refuracsi sr"m
q visit 60 Ms. Mary DpoecWb. q
Mead. wood.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
BON AIR
Especial TO T

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.I
Bon AIR. Va, November is--Mrs.
E. b AcCIuer 10 visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Edwin Pinkerton. in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs.. Percy Montague Jr..
were guests at the home OF Mrs. With
ere the fiYBt Of the week. ~ 90
Ward Perrow. Of Campbell County.
Was the weekend guest Of Polk Miller.
Mrs. r McC. Burlington has re-
turned from q trip to Washington. d.
c. ......--
Harry 0uerrant, Of Richmond, has
been staying at the home OF A. X.
Holderby. u.
Misses Julia and Hettle James. of
Wilmington. n. c.. guests of g. W.
Cowsu and Ma Platt Cowan, are IN
washfaGeon sftsnAinG the meeting OF
the Cu60sd Daughters Of the Confed-
eracY.
Miss Clara Powers spent the week
end with relatives IN Cumberland
County.
Miss Augusta Barneld. Miss Lillian
Cook and Miss Peasants were guests
Of Miss Bessie Cook on Saturday.
H. Mcdonald and 3&r. Phipps spent
Sunday with Charles Cooke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
CONCORD

Especial 60 The Time.-Disps
Concord, Va. November Is-Mrs.
Ruby Price. who has been The guest
Of Mrs. c. B Cross for the past two
months. has returned to her home iu
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Evans Xkcrs. Of Roanoke. is here
visiting friends.
Rcv.w. T. Jet. Of Blackstone. spent
Monday and TUESDAY here vistttnG
friends. and left "wednesday With Ecv.
e. r. Williams. for Iync'ibJrg, 60
attend ANNA conference.
The home cf Mrs. Annie Staples on
Saturday night last. was the scene
Of a very enjoyable birthday party.
given by her daughter. Miss 1lxzsc.
Guests wer. received ~ Miss StapI~s
and hcr friend. Miss Alice Thomas. OF
D.ynchburg The ROOMS were taste
fully decorated IN sUtumn leaves and
S,irr< "a nj hcrpum.. Anyvpg those attend
}ug wcre Mcsdsn~S a. w. Crc<s. r. v.
wccdscn. " W. Strsttcn. NisseS Ucs-
ole Hudson. ZeIma Carson. Aub~sy Nar-
stn. Beulah wccdsen, 0esce Cross. AIsrs
Thomas. A6dis Staples. Lcutse Aksrs.
Helen HsIi4rup and Arute Stee1e:
Professor yse q. ftsher. George Ne1-
ssn. W. g Akers. J 8 ssrktaon. row
Csrsoe. IAwson Fr2aklin. 0eoree Cgoee
- ~. 1BoooDs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
AMHERST

Especial to The Tfmes-Dispasch-l
Amherst Va, November lS.-Mrs- L
Hunter Eariy and son. Ashby, are visit
inG relatives In Lynchburg.
Miss Corneha Moore 10 spending the
winter with Mrs.. H. c. LeviuT. At Am
herst, and attending the high school
O. l. Evans has gone to Ketchum.
Oklahoma, to visit his brother. W. H.
Evans.
Richard TaIiaferro. Jr.. Of Lyuchburg.
is the guest Of his ErandmotheF. Mrs..
g B. Taliaferro-
Miss Jane Cunnan CHAM returned
Wednesday night from a visi: to re-
lauves In Richmond
W. X. Smiley 10 spending this week
with hIs family here.
J. Talley Wright OF Richmond. Is
spending his vacation here with his
sister, Mrs W. A. Baldock. and othe.
relatives
Mrs Charles A. Joubert has returned
from a visit to friends At South Bos-
ton
Mrs.. Richard Nelson. Of Richmond.
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs c. 4.
Ashhy-
The pupils OF the Amherst High
School gave box party 1T the school
house Friday night The proceeds will
be used for the benefit Of the School
Athletic Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17
CHATHAM

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Chatham. Va. November 1e.-Frfday
was observed - Patrons Day ut the
High School Tho faculty prepared a
program for the occasion
Invitations have been received here
announcing the approaching marriage
Of Miss Bessie Spencer. Of Williams
burg, TO Herbert W. Walden. Of Pittsyl-
vanIs County. now principal OF tbs
Spring Garden High School The nup.
tials Win be celebrated In Brut0n Par
1ish Church. ~ Williamsburg. ON No.
vember 30.
The Mother Goose party G.ven at the
Hanse on Monday night was thorough
IL enjoyed. and after sone time en-
Toying games. delicious refreshments
were served
sunday morning and night the rite
Of baptism was administered to several
1t the Baptist Church by Rev. T. r.
sanford, the pastor. The same rite
will be administered to several other
candidates later.
Several from this place attended the
Sunday school convention 81 Mount
Herman Church. near Fall Creek,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-17

stance Bates. al, Of Baltimore: Mr..
and Mrs. G. T. WARNS. OF Florence. =
G.. and Miss Frances Bailey. o: WASH
ingtcn. D. c.
Another wedding 81 much Interest
which took place Thursday was that
cs Miss Laura We'll. daughter Of Mrs.
sol G. We'll. and David Y. stern.
ysung lawyer Of Greensboro. >. C. and
q menb~r cs the Law nrm OF Stern y
Duncan. " that city. '; was a home
~eAasne. Among shcsc from oct o.
town who sssen6ed the marriage were
4 , stern. O erosher 81 the grcoru. swd
Jss1es = pvncsr- Roth % 0reeusrrvc
suS Nr an9 Mrs Lscnei Wen 81
Greensboro
~ q UssSset eoith ne wsse
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MALVERN HILL


l0pSC11I 10 Ju0 1b0190sStSVoSSsssJ
Nalvsrn Hlll. Va. November IL
fhs LaAies' Ala Society Of westovsr
Church met On Friday last with Mrs.
Herbert q. 6aundefs. NJ her homo
Upper Shirley" on the James. Among
the members. who were Mrs. Saunders's
guests for the day were Mesdames J.
H. Oliver. ]. A. Clark, e. c. Harrison.
II. 9. Saunders, 8. p. Register. J. A.
Clark. 9. A. Clark. J. n. GILL; T. e.
Harrison. J. ~. Bell. Nra Barnes. ana
Mrs. Jameson. Rev. and Mrs. Joseph
D. Baker. Misses Mabel and Dd1th
Baker. Elizabeth and Sue Carter Emil
RUM. Guests were Mrs. Henry Mar
shall. Of Norristown. Pa. Mrs. D.
Tompkins. Of New York: Mrs. c. c. Con
way. of Richmond: Mrs. 7. Dutro. OF
Santa Barb1ra. Cal. After the bust
ness had been attended to. . Joint
meeting Of the "Lond-a. hand" Circle
Of Grace Chapel. Granville, and the
Golden Rule Circle of Westover
Church was called to complete arrange
ments for an entertainment to be CIV
en- at the Kings Daughters Hall on
Friday night. November 20. Mrs.
Saunders then invited her guests TO
partake Of delicious luncheon. The
society viii meet In January with MRS
J. n Gill.
Thomas c. Elicit. Jr.. OF Richmond.
q the guest Of E A. Saunders. third.
1t Buokland's Stock Farm
DR.. and Mrs Henry Marshall, OF
Norrfstown. Pa. VINO have been the
guests Of MT. and Mrs J. NJ Bell at
Tho Cottage" for the past two weeks.
left Saturday for Richmond en- route
to their home
Mrs.. Herbert 8 Saunders, Of Upper
Shirley" entertained Mrs. Henry Mar
shall. Of Norristown. Pa. Misses Emil
ly Harrison. Of Bay View. and Sue
Carter. Of Shirley. with an automobile
trip to Richmond on TUESDAY. which
included matinee and luncheon. re-
turning home the same afternoon.
Invitations have been received an
nouncing the approaching marriage OF
Miss Mary Brooke Bland. OF Prince
George County. to Paul william Gree
ley. Of 'westbury," Charles City Coun-
~. ... r-..
J. NJ Gill. Of Granville. spent Wei
nesday Of this week in Richmond
william r. Wood entertained
party OF friends from Richmond
few days ago. They came down on
hunting trip. and. among other game,
killed q 6ue de0r,
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Issued cards to an elaborate dinner
10 be given next Tuesday evening IN
honor Of the bridal party Tor the
uupsiais Of Miss Marguerite short ana
Thomas Carness Tabb. Of Richmcwn.
II viii take place ~ the Cape Fear
Country Club and VIII - er'''san'
Affair.
Lieutenant Robert II. ADAMS. cf the
revenue cutter service. has Dsen
srsusferr~d 60 this station .nd win ar
rive shortly 20 go abroad the cutter
seminole here. Mrs. Adsms. Who Was
Misc Mr1reS r.svie. % wii~tretcn- ar
rived fhss vesk. and sss gwen
nssf.v greeting - her nsr- 5risnds
members Of the Cage Fear ccuatrv
c2vD ere teoksaD forwus6 ~fsh sees
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P0WHATAN

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Powhatan, Va. November 1e.-Aiss
Rita Jones was recent guest OF
friends in the village
Rev. J. ". Reynolds. Of this place -
spending several days in Petersburg
Mrs. q. Richardson and daughter.
Mas Willie, Who'll have been spending
the summer with relatives here. have
returned to their home In Richmond.
Miss Lillian Flanagan has returned
70 her home hero after visiting friends
In Petersburg.
Mrs. n p Ponifant. Of this place
spent several days IN Richmond this
week.
c. J. Flanagan was the weekend
eues: Of his mother. Mrs. II. 8. F1ana-
gan here
Mrs. Camel Of Mountain Lake. Mo-
il the guest Of Mrs. John Thraves
here.