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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17

at which i5n OF her friends were enter
tanned. The rooms were bright with
flowers, pink roses in quantities deco
rating the drawing room and also the
dining room, where bows of handsome
satin ribbon matching the roses in hue
added much 10 the color. In tho library
and the hall bowls; Of yellow ionquiis
gave n spring Ike air TO the whole. Mrs,
Windsor Y. Rice, Mrs, Samuel G. Park,
Mrs. ". NJ Ferry. Mrs Bcnner Y. Smith.
Mrs. M, S, Woodward and Mrs. w NJ.
Bradley took turns at tho tea table pour
Ing. and assisting them We're Mrs, Sol
Siesel. Mrs j. NJ Bidweil Miss Marion
Rookidgc and Miss Marguerite Rice.
Seated in the hall behind n bank Of
palms the Trouhadours furnished music
through the afternoon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcnner X. Smith enter
tained party OF friends at "The Gam
blcrs' last evening in honor OF Miss
Blanche Burke, their guests numbering
to the Bachelors hall at the Hotel Utah.
Their guests besides Miss Burke. were
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Whitley. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Montague Ferry, Mrs, NJ. B.
berger. Mr, and Mrs. l.. 2. Mccormick,
Z. l.. Williams. Jr, and DR.. Miles Varian.
Miss Gertrude Dallas, the charming
Young woman who is playing in The
Gamblers, at the Colonial, is a friend
been visiting at Coronado Beach While
Oh the western coast.
Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Chambers will leave
today for San Francisco. where she will
meet her son. Lyster j, Chambers, who
is there with ''The Deep Purple come
pany, The play Will come here 10 the
Colonial early IN March and Mrs. Cham
bers will accompany her con here,
The Misses Marie and Adelaide Ban
croft will entertain today at an elabo-
rate luncheon AT the Bancroft home in
compliment 10 Mrs. George Tuttle OF ST.
Louis. former schoomate Of the Misses
Bancroft,
Mrs. David Taylor was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at q delightful tea
at her home to meet Mrs. street, Wife
OF Judge John a. Street, n bride OF the
early winter. One hundred friends were
asked to the affair.
Miss Edna Hall OF San Francisco Is a
charming visitor In the city, and is with
Mrs Joseph Folsom at the Fifth East
hotel for A stay of a few weeks. Miss
Hall is sister OF DR.. Hall, whose home
was here some years ago
Mrs. George w. T.. Dorsey is here
from Portland, Or. and is at the Hotel
Utah for a stay OF few days. Mrs.
Dorsey, who made her home here for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17

ALT LAKE society has never be
fore enjoyed such an affair as tic
dance given last evening at the
Hotel Utah by the Bachelors. The
tysnt, looked forward TO with In
I ior fome weeks past, ever since
~ suggestion of the function. far
I'D all anticipations and Was the
hsoc!aie ever enjoyed here. Every
sas on lavish scale and many
"a striking costumes. particularly
= deouiantes OF the season. added
lllle 10 The attractivcness Of the
Z The Bschclors stood in the ban
q ball adjoining the ballroom TO
!hslr guests. and this was a
p.lke picture ot good taste and
arrangement. Converted from
F9al purposes, the place was ar
mo sort OF indoor conserva-
soa 1ere, amid wealth Of palms
pserng plants. many seats were
lor The enjoyment Of the dancers
Snlles. At the other end of the
St ballroom the TWO smaller
70 oeen converted into smoking
W inc men. while between the
Ge1s orchestra Of thirty pieces
ml the newest dance music.
suon which was much appreci-
~ lle serving Of the supper, in
~nluc'' IN the dining room on
nooi, inc guests being seated
.'vu' ,aolcs arranged for parties
smau These tables were CAV
AsKfrk, and flowaro o., -,
tsr,y pace likewise a garden OF
MH. The full orchestra accom-
M M Dancers to the supper room.
snnr we meal was served rendered
an OF concert music. The
.nl nsl.glsslnmcnt which will long
I'M =. as an especially delight
W The present season. was
lie following young men;
n, rTs.mo, Leland Swaner. George
T,,ni Mni Knox, Douglas Kimi,an
n'odll' Arthur l.. Thomas Jr
p,nas. Lewis A. Jeffs, TJentensnt nj
sh. y,.a 'onll $. Critchlow, J. T.
g,corais smith. Athol Rawiins.
lsnsV sV'inch, ~ Henry Mccormick. u.
i. r ,Tt" TT" Y. 3. Hall, r. II. Par
nnnyTu'pson, Mark Groesbecl,.
tooIL Clarence Bamberrar,
a,a W yer; e 4. l.. Frank, Ellis
DIV. II. Mcintyre. Jr '-'
r. fon. parties. ranging In num-
tQus ~ ~ a dozen. preceded the
f1ns ,t Inem at the various
n. 81 he cluos and some al
se,day =. Holman was the host
N Ssr. ~ beautifully oin,ed
N'"c on South Temple street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17

At 25c , Yard.
Fine quality swiss en-
broidery f1ouncings and
corset cover embroidery,
/ handsomely worked on fine
quality cloth with perfect
finished edges; many diff
ferent patterns TO choose
from: values up TO 15c
a yard On H
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Real Estate Transfers.

Harry A, Behncy 10 Eva Smith lot
e6. block 0, Union Heights subdi-
Maxine vIlloneuye and wife 10
Walter ". Pickthorn, lot 80.
block .. ktmball subdivision 80. !, ,eo'
Lois II West ct al 10 George II.
Droubay. lots % and so. block 3
Burton place -...,..,..,,...,.,,,,. 0O|
Salt Lake Nursery company 10 Jen-
net Christophcrson. part OF lot -
block ., fivc-acre plat A.....,.... II
Ucppcl ct al. part of section %,
township ! south. range | west.
Leon IIcppcl and wife 10 Robert
Huchn. part of section %, town
ship | south. range west.
A. w. street and wife 10 +. u. Bur
Icy. lot 30 part Of lot IS, block >.
South Lawn subdivision ..:.,... II
Paul And and wife 10 Horace
t. Alfred. part OF section s. town
ship 3 south. range l esst,....... 5,7OC
Prudential Eealty company TO John
-, Dunn. lots AZ and A, block 10.
Am. e Extension plat laurel
Albert ouist TO Church OF !. C. of
T., d, $. part of section l6, town
ship south, range l cast. "..,
George Alnes TO Catherine Amos
part OF lot .. block 81. plat G.
6. NJ. Lane and wife TO James \
NIuirbroak. LOT g. block $, plat j. so.
James Muirbronk and wife to Con
solidatcd Realty company. lot e. :.
w. tI Dickson and wife to Con
solidated Realty company. lot .
block l5S. plat y, ....;;;.':' 900
addison Cain and wife TO r. a.
block .. Somerville addition 80. 2,e0l
Henry G. Lund and wife to ], r
Noyos part Of lot Z. block 1s.
zdWard Hsas e E. wieks 70 Tnic g
Kraniz. lois Il 10. "a, block IS,
Poplar Grove addition .,..,'..'..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
EMBROIDERIES

Nt 45C , Yard.
1S-lnoh embroidery f1ounc-
inEs and corset cover en-
broidery; handsomely en-
broidered on finest quality
cloth, many OF them with
Irish lace edge or inter
woven designs now so pop
ulsr, values up to $50 q.
yard on sale Az
at. 4OC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17

Wath one row of hem
stitching; measure Is by
so inches; limit 2 To a
customer 00n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
MARCH 10 Is UTAH
DAY AT EXPOSITION

Governor William Spry Friday morning
deslsnated March 10 as Utah day at tine
Paciic Products exposition 10 be held
at Los Angeles March II TO Is, inclu-
eiye
Tho governor and other Ltahns Will be
in attendance at the exposition on Utah
dey, when a special programme VIII be
gIVen In advertisement OF Utah and her
resources Special trains over the salt
Lake Route will be run and the rates
Will bc announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
iowa WOMAN
WELL AGAIN
Freed From Shooting Pains,
Spinal Weakness, Dizziness,
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Ottumws, Iowa. For years / was
almost constant sufferer from female

trouble In all its
d G q d full form s ;
shooting pains all
over my body, sick
h c a d a ch e, spinal
weakness, dizziness,
dcpres ssion, an d
everything that was
horrid. j tried many
doctors in different
parts Of the United
States, but Lydia +.
pinkharn's Vcneta-
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Marriage Licenses.

William j. Hayes and Grace Irene
Cody. Garfield
Jacob W. Brinshurst and Celia 6. Nc
Mahan Bingham.
William T. Woodcock and Annie Ros
We'll Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-17
Salt Lake Statistics
Births,

Edward Emmerson Ycaman. 423 Ieoyen-
dale avenue, boy
Otto NJ. Miller, 124 North Third West
street, boy
lIeber Thomas Brown. 6lt West South
Temple street, girl
Otto j. Linarz 47 Zanc avenue. boy
Robert Peterson, ., South Eighth
West street. girl.
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n untter for Sunday society page
q b In this office by noon Sat-
=. Club notes, ETC., should be In
f zfhy evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
EMPORIA

Especial 10 The Richmond Eirginian,b
EMPoRIA. VA, May Ii.-Rev. John
u. Peters is visiting his father. Rev.
]. S. Peters of this town.
MIR. Samuel Robinson visited friends
in North Carolina this week.
Mr. j. Barham I-ashIey. Of Lawrence
Vile. visited friends here this week,
Mrs. c. r. Bounds. OF Weldon. \. e..
visited relatives here "Wednesday.
-Isia.. H. -Gts1ara visited frienns
IN Richmond this week.
Miss Mae Rice. of Roanoke Rapids.
visited her sister, Miss Bessie Rice
, here this week.
Mr. lack Slate OF Petersburg. was
tho guest Of his brother. A. +. Slate.
| Of our town. this week.
Mr.. j, w Bailey. of Raleigh. y. ca
was 81 visitor here few days ago.
Mrs George stanton. Of Wilson. N.
c.. visited her sisters. Mrs. X. A. Hall
and W. I. Harding this week.
Miss Kate Forbes. OF BrunswicE.
srtat a few DAYS OF this week at the
home of Mr.. NJ. G.. Slate.
Mr.. w L. Ried. of Garyshnrg. y. C..
visited his brother. Mr.. G. a. Reid. CT
this place this week
Mrs. j. n. Goode. of Spring Hope,
y "et.. isxgssissTss faass sasrassss. aud
Mrs II. !. Turfrarr.
Megsrs. J. T. and G. o. Deal. of Nor
folk. visited our town the first Of the
week
MIR. ]. Holt Newsome. of Danviile.
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Newson1e. this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

on Saturday, June /. Mr. Rogers Is
"a son OF MIR. and Mrs. Richard H.
bus. Ohio, visited Mrs. Walter Harri-
Rogers. OF Hamilton.
Miss Margaret Bright, OF Column
son the past week.
Lawrence Lee, of Washington, was
q guest of relatives In Leesburg, dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. Thomas w. Edwards was the
II & 4 guest and hrs.
Thomas Moore Fendall. at their home
near Leesburg
Miss Nancy Lee Janney is visiting
Miss Mary flemming at The Plains,
tauquler county, Virginia.
jerome Boneparte, Ordway Preston
and v iiiam Marrow, OF Washington,
we're guests of Air. and Mrs. .Tazewell
Harrison. at Rock Spring Farm, dur
ing the past week. The party were
motoring through the Valley of Nir-
ginia.
Aiiss Lilias Janney is visiting Mrs,
Walter Heron Taylor, Jr. in Norfolk,
Va.
Miss Mary Duval. of Washington,
In dspex&d .ng .soplp, time 4, Dt Spring,
wort, the trstfne of Vt +, and Mrs
Samuel 5. Lutz, near here.
Miss Lulu Deur Barham, of New
SONS, Va. was the weekend guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. Harry NJ. Moffett
ut thine tnhnse,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
WILLIAMSBURG

tSneciaI to The Richmond Virginiano
WILLIAMSB BURG. VA. May IL
The Daughters of the Confederacy
We're entertained at the home of Mrs.
LNon C. Tyler last Thursday. at
which time an interesting address was
delivered by pr. James Southall VIII
son.
Mrs. George Beale Jr.. is here from
Jamestown. Va. To spend several weeks
with her mother. Mrs. w. II. Braith.
waite.
Mrs. =. p. PEBBLES. who has been
here visiting her mother. has returned
TO her hc}re in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bohanan. OF Pet
ershnr@. have been guests Of the Misses
Morecock this week
Miss Annie Gait is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Duane. In New York City.
Mrs. Pollock of New York. visit
ed her sister Miss Marie Marshall. this
week.
NTr. G. c. Great proprietor Of the
Williamsburg Knitting Mil. IL in New
York on business trip.
Mr. Fl. g. Long, Of Johnstown. Pa.
visited hts nether-in- law. Mrs w. III.
Braithwaite. this week.
Mr.. B. .. Wolfe d visitirfx u biz
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HARRISONBTIRG

tSpecisi 10 The Richmond Yirgipian)
HARRTSoNBrR G. VA. Hav IL
Samuel L3Eectt. of rredericksburg, ana
Mfss Frankie Liggoft Of Richmond.
attended the funeral If their grand
father. Jacoh y I.isEett. Yesterday,
Rev. Tr. =. r Huffner. Of Front
EoyaL visited n1c whers Of his former
congregation in Broadway this week.
Lieutenant J. e. Meyers IL visiting
his t1au9hter. Mrs. C. j.. Richardson
a. Richnond
W. r. Myers. og the University of
Virginia, tas called 10 Broadway ~
the death III his mother. Mrs II. A.
Myers.
Mrs. Fred R3aketnore. IT Washing
ton witt srend rhe Sr1ruu1er with her
fatl1er-is-j aw. William Biakemore, ii
spfing Creek
.diss Madeline White. of Boston. is
the a3}es5 ri Miss Mary Dorsey Sipe.
Miss Mel Payne returned yesterday
frosn visit 70 her aunt. Mrs. Eppa
: 'Rartar fH Rie hrnond.
MIR. ana Airs. II A. w. Happier. nj
Riehmond are whiting the lBtters par
enis. sir. aud Mrs w l.. nechert.
G. Il. Warthen. Of t.ynchburg at
tended the funeral If his father In
law. Lieutenant J W. Nauck at M
34tntC8.
Mrs, =. II rrner has returned to
Richmond She was called 10 Harri-
sonbure hv The sudden death of hcr
brother. " =. Manor
Rev J sSior Garrison has returned
freu Broadway. where he made the
address ~ the High School com
niencement.
Miss fFvA PAYNE lis visiting relatives
IN Washington
Mrs II. H Downing. of Front ROYAL
&pent several davs IN Harrlsouburs.
Gre attended the funeral OF her
g1aasin Captain ] :. Harnsherger.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Eaatllam went
70 New York this week and met their
Gaa~hter. Mrs Wliiette Lincoln who
arrived trim China. To spend the SUM
srer hero.
Mrs. Weinar. rrinCtrHi of the Mary
baldwin Seminary. Stauntun. and
AiTs Riddle, Of the faculty. were re-
cent visitors et tte State Normal
school
Judge $, Fl Letcher OF Lexington.
attended the fIn~ral Of Captain J. 3
Hsrnsberger
Mrs. Thoynas. wife 81 Rev T. s,
TN"""ss. has returned from Grernbay,
Nichisan- whore she waa called by
The !ilness ~ her daughter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
BRANDY

BRANDY. VA. May ! 1.-Rey.. Mr..
Harper. pastor of the Presbyterian
church at Culpeper, was a guest of
Pembroke Fit2hugh Wednesday.
Mrs. Frederick Pitcher, who visited
her parents, Prof and Mrs. Harris, at
Western View" Was the guest of
| Mr., and Mrs. John Hoffman, in Gull
pepper on Sunday, en- route to her
home Ia Petersburg.
| Mrs, Hamilton Smith. of Ellen
! more" who was the guest Of Mrs.
| Ter. In Richmond for two weeks, re-
turned on " ednesday.
Misses Julia Mcy eigh and Eliza
! beth Lindsay Gordon, who spent the
past two weeks at the home of DR..
John Cburchhill Gordon, Sr,. in AL
| bemarle. came home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Randolph Rixey. of Culpeper.
was the weekend guest of her sister,
| Mrs. Granville Coleman
! Mrs, Georgia Nottingham returned
to Charlottesville, after short visit
! at home.
Mrs James Yates. OF Fauquier, was
recent guest Of relatives in Gull
pepper.
i Mr. and Mrs. Greanor Neal, of
| Richmond, brought their family to
ftMulberry Green" for the summer
last week. Mrs. Neaie returned TO
edmond for a short time.
MIR. Edgar Freeman, who has been
confined to the house by illness for
ses eral weeks, is convalescent.
/ Miss Belle Borst was the guest of
Miss Nae Striugfeilow, at BEL Air"
last week.
DR.. John Churchill Gordon, Sr..
has moved his FAMILY TO Nokesgille,
Va, which will DO their future home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
STAUNTON

Especial to The Richmond yirginian.)
STANTON, VA, May II. -- The
ninth public service of the Virginia
Chapter, American Guild of Organists.
was held here Tuesday evening, and
two Richmond musicians took part,
The service was held In Trinity Epis-
copal church, the organist. Mr.. Roy
W. Wonson, being Il colleague of the
guild. Mr. Ben j. Potter. organist and
choirmaster of Monumental Episcopal
church. Richmond, played several or
gan so1os, and Mr.. L. Burke Slaughter,
baritone of Mr. Potter's choir, sang
Mr. Potter, although unfamiliar with
II. handled Trinity's great double or
gan with ease. and his renditions were
thoroughly artistic. Mr.. Slaughter $
voice is q splendid type OF the baritone.
ana the selections which he rendered
Were most pleasing. as WAS the entire
service to the large congregation
which attended.
G. w. Byers. a government cattle
buyer, was In the city this week, and
100 head Of beef cattle were bought
for the use of the army. to be deiiv-
eret In the fail. Mr.. Byers stated that
Augusta cattle compared favorably
with any he had ever seen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Deekins, of
I fssTeTsssrCssca Me%iGu., >a.as RI tse @>ss,Ss'
on 4 VISIT 70 Mr. T7eekins brother, Dr.
H s. Deekins, MIR. Deekins says that
conditions In Mexico are steadily be-
coming worse, and as the rebels were
threatening the city in which he had
been making his home, and his prop
erty and even his life We're endangered,
he decided to return to Virginia. lie
has bought farm near Lynchburg'
and will leave shortly to make his
home there. 1t was. of course, impos-
sible to sell his propertv In Mexico.
Tho. annual Of tho Aarg; Baldwin,
Seminary has just been issued by the
students. and as usual is splendid
volume. Much of the work was done
by Stanton girls.
Captain W. +. Tams left Thursday
morning for Richmond TO visit his son,
Frazier Tams.
Mrs. r. Il. Johnston, of Birming-
ham, Ala, who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs w. G. Eager. has left
for Washington to attend a meeting
OF the Mount Vernon Memorial Asso-
citation. for which she Is the Alabama
regent
Mr.. II. i. Lang spent the latter art
of last week IN Lynehburg on business.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
LEESBURG

LEESBtRG, VA, May 11.--A ten
mis- and croquet club has been or
Eanizcf IN t.essbuTg with courts nj
The home Of Mrs Agnes Dlbreil-
Officers elected are; Mr.. Hubert T..
Plaster, president; MI. kelth u.
Wise, president, and DR. A, Nj.
penueI, treasurer. AT meeting
held Monday. Mr.. Anthony Dibreli
and Mr. Walter j. Harrison were APP
pointed committee on tennis courts
and Mr., William :. Grammar and Df.
A. Lee Peuuel were made "a commit
tee on croquet courts.
The first meeting of q musical and
dancing club was held at the home
OF Miss Ruth Tuck Dibrell Friday
evening. John Janney was made
chairman; T. Blackwell Smith was
elected president: Hubert r. Plaster,
treasurer: Miss Ruth Dibrell. secre-
tary. and Miss BeASle Helle -GaIn.aassr
musical director
a picnic was held at Balls Ruff,
near here, last Thursday evening.
Those present were. Misses Anne Nc
Donald. Bessie Belle Cannon, Nancy
Lee Janney, Rehecca Gray Harrison,
Babel Littig, Mary Conrad. Ida Lee
Hempstonc. Catherine Beaver, Hen
rietta Benedict Harrison, Maria
Washington Harrison. Lillian Fiers
. White. Violet Alexander and Mesars,
T. Blackwell Smith, Hubert T,
Plaster. w. Hanson Gill. Walter J,
Harrison. Ashby Chancello. John
Janueys Frank Saunders, Keith II.
Wise
~, Ar. .ana Mrs. .lMAll3am NJ 1sn3es,
NJ Round ffiif, nave announced rnc
engagement Of their daughter, Lucille
Love, TO Mr. Joseph c, Rogers, OF
Hamilton. The MARRIAGE viii occur
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12

ponding secretary: Mrs. l.. E. Rufiin
treasurer
A splendid report OF the year 4
work was read. the club has been
most successful in all the work un-
dertaken. About q thousand dollars
has been made by the club In the past
year for Pine Camp. The Anti-Tuber-
culosis Society OF Richmond will Join
the Gfnter Park Women's Club In
giving the Society Circus last part
of May. for the benefit of Pine Camp.
Thursday night. May 6th. an elab-
crate reception and supper was given
by, the Lewis Ginter Lodge. No. SIT.
in the assembly hall, TO their wives,
daughters and sisters and mothers.
a splendid musical program was
rendered during the evening
The occasion was made still more
enjoyable by most interesting adj
dress by Ex-Governor A. j. Montague
About fifty dollars was cleared al
the entertainment last week, given by
the school children Of Ginter Park for
the benefit of the school library.
The Ladies' Guild of ST. Thomas
church held their final meeting on
Wednesday al the residence Of Mrs
Charles Picot.
The meeting adjourned to nfee,
again next fall After adjournment
delightful Entertainments were, served
by the hostess
Miss Grace Martin Ward. of Frank :
linton. y, c., Is visiting her sister
Mrs, Charles Pratt, in Seminary ave-
nue..
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Kent. Jr. will
4, aefs, ~ i,
nary avenue during their absence.
Miss Carrie Kirkland Rufiin. who
has been visiting Mrs. Alice Ruffin.
has returned TO her home at West
over.
Mrs. Richard Cunningham and her
daughter. Miss May Cunning ham, WHO
have been visiting Mrs, Richard
Wight. have returned to their home
in Henson, KY
Mrs. Cloyd Kent and her daughter.
Miss Anice kentss sailed for England
last week. where they will spend the
summer with Mrs. Kent's daughter,
Mrs. Darling.
Mrs. G. J. Belt of Raphine, Va.
woe the guest OF Mrs. Lawrence Cobb
last week.
Mrs. Carter Beverly has returne 1
home. after spending several weeks in
Essex county. with Miss Fannie Eev-
eriy.
Mrs. Pope. OF Norfolk, is the guest
of Mrs Howard Sutton
Miss Clara Guthrie, who has been
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Carter Bev-
erly, left Monday for her homo In
Tennessee.
Miss Mary Turpin. Of Wakefield,
Va. was the guest Of Mrs. George
Skipwith last week.
Charlottesville. has returned homc,
after spending a week with her
mother Mrs Robert Sneaa, in Haw-
fhorne avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
WAvERLY

N MAXERI.Y. IA. May i1.---Mrs. e. q.
Sinclair has returned TO her home II,
weseriv. after a visit of several weeks
70 fe1arfvrs ana frter1ts IT t7Arr-r-y-ssSN
C.
Mrs Maggie Nav Edwards. Of New
port News, Va, Is the guest Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. 8. II. spratiey. ~ the Central
stcsei. Naverly. this week.
Miss Grace w West returned home
to-day. after y sen DAYS visit TO friends
IN Nawrols News ard Norfolk.
Miss Mamie Holland. ~ Suffolk, Wis
tied Mrs. John T.. Gray. on Sunday
ls4sf.
r. Fleetwood end n, Y ChappelL
of naveiIy. are spending the week ia
Macon Georgia. III attendance upon
the Confederate reunion,
r.. r johnson. Of Greensboro, North
Caralins. is speudin-, the week with
his parents near NaNcriA
Carlton Johnson, u NaSeflS. has
accepted a position fin Richmond
Mrs. Morris Nehlctt. ut SusS@:
courthouse. il Visiting ia ibe hoiae ~
Mr. and MIRA r. A. Brown. uR Cop
,sers1stunk avenue.
414a---4 fsi4ts if.1-e st-s t+.-+i La a4A;-
tscfyse IN Norfolk after vlstr If sew
s.sai days IN the haueS If =. icf't~ood
and John =. iia!rd, o'ssEast Main
Miss Mae ROGERS q Surrv. is visiting
III tf4f home III MI ard IRIS r r. i9fTr7
KAY on Main street.
Nr. ard Mrs, A :, wilkins and son,
Of Norfolk. are visiting in the hor1r
of Harvey Fleetwood. ia East Main
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MIR, ard Mrs. Robert West. ana SON,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-12
GINTER PARK

A special choir of the young people
of st. Thomas Episcopal church has
been organized for furnishing the
music at the night services. This
choir is being trained by r. c. Sains-
bury. the director of the Church OF
the Holy Comforter, and Is doing fine
work.
Friends OF Rev. Tilden Scherer, for.
merly Of Ginter Park will be glad ia
know that he has been elected presi-
dent Of King College. Bristol. Tenn
Va
The Ginter Park Women's Club me,
last week in the town hall. the chief
business on hand was the election OF
officers
Last years officers were all unani.
mousiy reelected. They were as fol.
lows: Mrs, Charles Picot, president:
Mrs. L. r. Curry, pice-president: Mrs.
Victor Shelbournc. recording secrs-
tary; Mrs. Howard Sutton. CORES