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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
CAPE CHARLES

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CAPE CHARLES VA, July l3.--
Miss Mary Scarburgh, OF New York
City, is spending several days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs w F y. Viii
liams, on Monroe avenue.
Mrs. Francis and Clara Beatty AID
II. {. Bowers of Altoona. Pa, are
visiting at the home of r. n. Beatty.
on Tazweli avenue.
J, D. King and f. c. Young are
spending a few days in Philadelphia
this week
Mrs. Phelps. of Washington, is Wis
lting her sisters. Mrs. ]. S. McMath
and Mrs. Upshur Wilson.
Mrs. Tunnel and daughters, Misses
Rose and Harriet. formerly of this
place. now OF Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs Herbert Nottingham
n. l.. Williams. OF New York City,
is spending his vacation with friends
at this place.
Mrs. G, L. Morrison, OF Philadel-
phia. ia visiting her mother. Mrs
John Goffigon
Miss Irene Kent, or Girletree. Md.
is visiting Miss Carrie Restein :
Mrs. Maddox. OF Florida. is visit
ing her brother, Rev. Richard Dodge.
at the Arlington inn.
Frank H. Moore spent a couple o.
days In Norfolk early part of week
visiting friends.
John F. Disharoon took his wife
to the Salisbury hospital Tuesday TO
undergo an operation.
John A. Byrd was in Philadelphia
Monday on a business trip,
Miss Jessie Townsend has resigned
her position as stenographer for John
T. Daniel and Will return TO her
home in Snow Hill, Md.
j. Russell Parsons. one OF the Arm
Of Parsons 4 Parsons. 10 erecting Il
handsome building on Monroe
avenue,
. Mr.. Barlow, contractor. spent
Tuesday in Norfolk on business.
Mrs. Davis has returned home
from a visit to friends in Pittsburg.
Pa
Several are attending the July
term of court at Nashville this week.
The annual pony penning on Chin
colleague will be held July 24th and
25th As heretofore. the islanders
are making great preparations which
Is the gala time OF the year with
them. Many Of the people from this
and Accomac counties go to the island
to witness the roundup OF the ponies
which are allowed to roam TN wttd
state all the year on the lowlands Of
the island.
Mrs Malary Taylor and daughter,
Mrs. Macbeth Hemphill, and little son.
Robert OF Macon. Ga. are guests at
the Arlington Inn
Samuel D. NAPLES, OF this place.
now OF Philadelphia. is spending bis
vacation here.
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ARyONIA

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ARFONIA. VA. July 13.-Mrs
Margaret Owens. -Slatington.- Pa.
is here for several weeks visiting her
sisters. Mrs. Robert r. Jeffrey and
Mrs. w. ID. Jones Mrs. Owens is
also a sister OF Hugh r. Williams
and OF the late John K. and Evan r.
Williams
John A. Lowe. of Atlanta. Ga.
prominently connected with the
Southern railway, is spending two
months here with his relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. \. l.. Pitts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe will visit New York Canada
and other points
musical concert of much talent
was given In the Masonic hall on Sat
urday night. Miss Milton Pierce, Of
Richmond. rendered a number of
piano selections. Miss Leila Mable
OF Middleton, Ga, sang a solo David
Livingstone Pierce the ArVonia bari
tone singer, sang several solos, and
Miss Eleanor Morgan sang several
selections. The play, The Face. at
the Window" was also rendered by
local talent. and ELECTED much APP
plause. The proceeds of the play and
musicale Went to the Masons who will
refurnish the hall
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Root viii leave
for Buckroe Beach on Monday Of
next week, where they will remain for
some time, Mrs Roots little daugh-
ter, Margaret, will accompany them
Mrs. Lettie S. Morgan spent several
days of this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael f. Jones, ar Pen
Ian. Buckingham county.
Miss Leila Mable, Of Decatur. Ga,
is -here-f for three weeks as-t The guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Fontaiue lie Sueur
Her mother, Mrs Mable. who has
been spending some time here. will
return to Georgia with her
William p Ellis, of Alcomar Buck
ingham county. was a recent visitor
10 Arvonia.
Arthur Panton, assistant cashier of
the State Bank of Arvonia, recently
spent several days at his old home in
Branehville. Southampton county. re-
turning here on Monday of this week.
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LEESBURG

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LEESBCRG. VA. July Ia.--Miss
Margaret F1shburne and Miss Lillas
Janney entertained informally at the
home of the latter In Cornwall street
on Tuesday evening. The guests of
hoaor were: Miss Julia Minnigerode
of Trenton, n j.; Miss Mary Peter
kin. OF Parkersburg. w. Va. and Mrs.
White, OF Washington. ID. C. Those
asked TO meet them were: Misses
Mary Conrad. Anne Mcdonald. Jean
Penuel. Catherine Beaver. Messrs,
Herbert VIM of South America
William l. Tebbs. H. T. Plaster. Al,
bert English. Walter Harrison, John
Jst1ney ana ftr. Harry 2 Gibson
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 4, Lutz en-
tertatned at a, large boating party on
the Potomac river near here on Tues
day evening Their guests were: Mr..
and Mrs ]. Page Iaughlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. William s. Grammar, Mrs.
Charles Thomas CIagett. of Washing
ton, D. c.; Mrs, Leweliyn Mcveigh.
of Richmond. Va. Mrs. Thomas W.
Edwards Mrs. w. ID. Hempstone.
Mrs. George Babson. Mr., Hugh How
ard, of Washington. u. C.; MIR An
thony Dibrell and DR.. A. Lee Penuel.
Mr.. and Mira. Frederick r. Saun-
ders entertained at bridge on Wednes-
day evening at I.ombardy Farm,
their home near Leesburg.
Mrs. Llewellyn Mcveigh. OF Rich
nsond, Va, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Charles Worthington Colds
borough. of this town
Miss Holrietta Goldsborough sailed
today from New York for an extended
trip in Europe
Miss Julia Weisiger. of Ashland, Va.
spent the past week at the home of
Judge and Mrs. Richard Henry Tebbs,
Of this town, "
Miss Julia Minnigerode. OF Trenton.
y. j., and Miss Mary Peterkin, of
Parkersburs. w. Va. were the guests
OF Miss Margaret Fishburne at her
home here during the past week Miss
Ainnigerode Is az present visiting Miss
Mary Conrad AT her home on King
street
Miss Louise Weldon has returned
to her home in Washington from d
visit 10 Miss f'lossie Giddings. OF this
town.
Miss Mary James Ferguson return
ed to Washington Monday. after visit
Of several weeks at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George q. Fer
guson.
Mr. Harry razeaeli Harrison and
Mr. William Reale Hibbs have re-
turned from a motoring trip through
the Valley OF Virginia.
Mrs. Clinton Adams. of Adamstown
Md, spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs Charles Glenr/ille Gid
dings of this town.
Mrs. John Robert Wilson AID chill
dren, Of East Orange. n. j.. who are
spending the summer E,ontha with
the formers mother. Mrs. Fenton Nj.
Nichols, OF Purceliville. were guests
Of Mrs. A. G. Bentley. of Lcesburg.
during the past week.
Miss Anna Snowden Wildman has
returned from visit 10 friends IN
isarke rnhtiYg W. Va Z
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HEATHSVILLE

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HEATHSVIILE, VA. July Ia
MIR and Mrs, j. II. Lowery and daugh-
ter, jamie, of Beveriyvilie, are visit
ing friends and relatives In Alexan-
dria and Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Giilion ara
daughter. of Cherry Point are riss.-
ing in Washington
Miss Ethel Thrift. who has hem
visiting friends at Callao, has returns
ed TO her home in Washington.
Mrs. Napoleon B. Sydnor. accnmpa-
MED by her husband, was taken TO
Washington for medical treatment.
Mr.. Reuben II. Bryant. of Hayes.
Vile, and Miss Lille Gilmore, Of Far-
ham, were married at the home Of
the brides parents at Farnham ~
Rev. C. NJ Billings
Mr.. Bache Gill. OF Baltimore. spent
a few days of the past week near Ava
lon
An event In the social life Of KIM
sale was the marriage Of Mr.. Thur.
ston Rowe TO Miss Maud Hardwtck,
which took place in Baltimore. They
are now at their home at Federal
HILL
Mrs Mercer NJ Neaie and son, ~
with Mrs. Neaie's parents here
Mr. and Mrs. w II. Miller. OF WASH
ington are spending some tins III
Heathssille. where Mr.. Milisr q tea19~
inE his horses for tie fall rAr6G. ss
Mics Mamie Booker wAe th& 49,
~ Miss Sarah Breat tnn IzSS Y
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WARRENTON

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WARRENTON, VA, July Ia
Mrs. r. A. B. Portman, who will
shortly sail for England, where she
will spend the summer. entertained
at ''R osedale" on Sunday last at tea
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Wilbur, Miss Eliza
beth Wilbur. Mr.. f. Ashley Cooper.
Miss Lucy Stone, Mr.. Lee Evans, Mrs
+. S, Carter, Mrs r. r. Slater, Miss
Hicks, DIR. Robert /. Hicks and MIR.
and Mrs. John s. Gaines Miss Annie
Camden Spilman and Mr.. Willy.
Mrs. w. w. Finley and the Misses
Finley left Thursday last for New
port, where they will spend the rest
of the summer.
Mr.. Walter Stoever. OF PhiladeI-
phia, was a recent visitor to friends
in .Warrenton. Mrs Harry G.
Groome and children left on Tues
day for the coast of Massa CHI use It's
where she will be the guest of Mrs.
months.
Mrs. William G. Hayes and Master
Jack Hayes left on Tuesday morn
ing for Philadelphia and Long ISL
and. Master Jack Hayes will spend
some time with his father. Mr.. Will
liam c. Hayes, on Long Island Mrs
o. i
]. Maule, of Philadelphia. who is
spending the summer at Montrose
Pa. returning to Warrenton later IN
July.
Miss Eliza beth Gaines left warren
ton on Monday for Philadelphia,
where she VIII be tn eguest Of Mrs
Campbell Harris at "IdlewiId"
Among the warrentonians who at
tended the horse show at Wildwood
on the Fourth, were Mr.. and Mrs
William F. Wilbur. Hiss Elizabeth
Wilbur, Meesrs. Hayward spilmau.
]. X Maddux, X. +. Payne and ii. c.
Spilman. Mr. William r Wilbur
acted as Judge for the exhibition.
Judge Carter Scott and Messrs
Taylor Scott and Carter, Jr., of Rich
mond. are guests OF Mrs Taylor
Scott, Mrs. Scott and the Misses
Scott VIII arrive In Warrenton later
In the month
Miss Emily w Fletcher. who has
been visiting in Newport News and
Richmond. has returned to her home
here.
Mrs. Pierce Crosby and Miss Jean
Crosby. who have been guests at Mrs
NJ. @. Douglas. left on Tuesday for
Narragsnsett, where they will spend
some time
Mrs. w Herbert Assheton, OF
Rock Spring farm, near Warrenton.
entertained at luncheon on the
9Th inst. in honor Of Miss Jean Cros-
by. Mrs. Dennis Mahan gave a iun-
cheon on the Fourth OF July In hon
or of Mrs. Pierce Crosby
MIR. and Mrs. John S. Gibson and
Mt Boas f, Gibson, OF Hoxie, Ark,
are the guests OF Miss Carli9e Ras-
Delaney Evans
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GORCONSVILLE

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GORDONSVILLE, VA. July Ia
Broadus Trevett, of Gwathmey, was
the guest of few days this week
or Burton Cook.
M L.sDaEenpoEt. of Gladstone was
recent guest of his sister in the
city.
Captain and Mrs. j. H Niche, OF
Richmond, were guests several DAYS
this week OF their daughter. Mrs.
K. G. Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs j. l.. Sneed spent
several days this week with the lat
ters parents, Mr.. and Mrs Robert l..
Marshall, in Charlottesville.
Harris Davenport. OF Richmond
has been spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. r, C. Hogshead.
Miss Isabel Bateman. of Low Moor.
has been spending the week with her
aunt, Mrs. James f. Bib.
Miss Myrtle Kite, of Stanley. Va.
spent several days this week as the
guest Of Mrs. A J. Welfry and Mrs.
t. j. Holiday EN- route from West
Point to Washington.
Mr., and Mrs, B. j. Marshall of
Fredericksburg. spent several days
this week with Mr.. and Mrs l.. j.
Faber, in the city
Miss Jennie Sneed has returned
from visit OF several weeks to her
sister, Mrs. John e. Voolfolk. at
Uno.
Alfred Goodloe. of Roanoke has
been spending the week at ''Conis-
tene' on account the Illness of his
father s H. Goodloe.
j. II. Stratton left on Monday TO
attend the meeting of the Virginia
Pharmaceutical association at Natu-
raj Bridge.
Miss Lima Block. of Baltimore. is
spending her vacation with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Block. in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs j H. Hume spent
several days this week with relatives
and friends in Fauquier
Peter Bradley. OF Baltimore, was
visitor several days this week at
the home of ]. T. Acree.
Rev. NJ. Houston. OF Rochelle,
arrived here on Tuesday to make
preparations for the meeting OF the
Piedmont assembly which begins on
Friday. the 26th instant
Richard Woody. OF Richmond. yis+
tied his mother, Mrs, ]. W. Moody.
here this weak +
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Summer Resorts
SWEET. CHAL YBEATE

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SWEET CHALYBEATE. VA, July
13.-we are again having delightful
weather after a rainy spell which
drove the guests inside to cards and
etc. There are several ladies and
gentlemen who occupy the card room
every night playing auction bridge
mostly. The tennis court Is In spien-
did condition. and the young men
and girls are having some good
games. The older ladies are playing
croquet as tennis is most too strenu-
Gus for them.
We had the pleasure OF short
visit from MIR. Grant last week, ana
every one is looking forward to his
return. Mr.. Grant, Mr. Hunter. Mr.
Cooke and Hunter Eakle went on a
fishing trip on Saturday and some of
the more fortunate ones enjoyed some
of their catch for breakfast Sunday
morning.
Mrs. e, A. Grant entertained few
friends after the dance Saturday
night There have been several
horseback parties for the younger set
which with the walking parties. etc.
keep them pretty busy.
We were all glad to see MIR. and
AVA o. w. H. thTtGT on l8EC SUNDAY,
the latter formerly Miss Mary Wilcox
Of Norfolk Their stay was all too
short
fhe ballroom ia open every night
and the dancing furnishes amusement
for a number Of the guests The
children seem to enjoy the grand
march which Is danced for their es-
pecial benefit.
Mrs. Maude A. Crooker gave a
small WEIGH rarebit party after tie
dancing on Wednesday night. Those
invited were Mrs r. A. Grant Miss
Coates, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs. B. r.
Eakie, Mr.. Brooke Eakle, Mr.. Chester
Dodd, Mr.. @. @. Garland. Richmond.
and Miss Nancy Steger of Washing
ton. formerly Of Richmond
Our latest arrivals are Mr. E. A.
Grant. Cleveland. Ohio: Mr. F. F.
Duggan. Dallas. Tex: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Carter. United States navy;
Mrs. Robert C. Lowry. New York
City: Mr.. and Mrs. Burwell J. Gard
ner, Augusta. Ga. Miss Kate McKu-
bin. Maryland; Mrs. George p. Mil
ler Mrs George Donald Miller, nurse
ana baby, Mrs. J. l.. Wttcher, Hunt
ington. w. Va; Miss vaIette Miller.
Of indianapolis. Ind: Mrs. Lawrence
Haynes. Jacksonville. Fla: G. G
Garland. Richmond. va.
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EMPORIA

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EMPORIA, VA, July misses
Elizabeth Walker. OF Bedford city.
Sallie Whitehead. Of Chatham: Doro-
thy Jones, of ReidsyiIle, and jamie
Marshall of Danville, are visiting Miss
Carrie Fox.
DIR. J. S. Epes visited relatives III
Blackstone last week, and is now at
tending the Virginia Dental associa-
ton at Old Point
J. r. Grizzard has put a large glass
front in his store or Main street.
r. H Traylor with several of his
friends has returned from a visit to
Richmond.
p. e. Mills visited friends in Rich
mond this week,
G. p. Gay visited in Baltimore this
week
c. O. Deal, of Norfolk. visited here
this week.
Dr W. w Robertson visited rela-
tives in Amherst. his former home,
this week.
Roy Ivey. of South Carolina, Is
visiting his father, Henry Ivey, at
Aute.
Miss Mary Spencer. of Dangille. $
the guest OF her Scnoolindte. MISS
Douglas Peehls,
DR. W. p. Adams attended the Ntr-
gina Dental association in old Point.
Mrs. Mabel knickshank Is spend
ing some time at Ocean View and
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. l.. y. Lee and children have
gone to Buffalo Lthia Springs.
Misses Waters. of Charlottesville,
and Dunn, OF Lynchburg. have re-
turned from "a visit to hteir uncle,
= V Southall. here.
NJ SIS Effie Slate. who has been i'll
for some time was operated on for
appendicitis in Richmond this week.
and is doing well,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Williams. Ir.,
with their daughter. Haskins Will
liams. and Miss Minnie Lifsey, Of
Warrenton, y. G., visited here last
Sunday. making the "trip in an auto
mobile.
F.. s. Robinson lost a part of his
sawmili by fire this week. The loss
is about $3.50. with no insurance
The revival services, which have
heen In progress here for about six
weeks. are still going on, Rev. j. s
Peters conducting the services
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STAUNTON

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STANTON July 13.-Subscrtp-
ton dances are frequent here in the
younger society set. and hardly a
week passes that one Ia not given at
one or other of the two parks here.
The Gypsy Hill park pavilion has be-
come quite popular for dancing, and
this summer most Of the dances have
been held there. Another delightful
dance was given by the young men
of the younger set Thursday evening,
and the attendance was probably the
largest so far this season. Many Wis
iting girls were present
Among stanton boys ~9no are
making good in various parts OF
the country is Mr. f. b. King, a
graduate of Washington and Lee uni
versity. Mr.. King Tor several years
has been with the NJ X. and T. rail-
wax IN the capacity Of railway eugi-
neer, He has just been appointed q
division engineer. with Offices at
Denison, Texas, and has charge OF
over six hundred miles Of one Of the
most important railway systems in
the Southwest His rise in railway
circles is considered remarkable in
view OF the fact that he Is barely
twenty three years Of age. and he
has been with the NJ K and r. less
than three years. Mr.. King is a son
Of w. W. King. business manager
Of the Mary Baldwin seminary here
Mr. and Mrs Merrill Tapacott, of
YrekaL California. have left on a
Northern trip after a visit TO Mr.. j.
L. Templeton here. They were ac-
companied by Mrs James l.. Taps
colt, of Churchvile. Mr.. Tapscott
is a former Stauntonian. having left
here for the West about thirty years
ago; He Is prosperous lawyer
Mrs. ]. F. Parrish and two dau~1-
tiers, Misses Marble and Josie. left
the latter part OF the week for WIZ
ston- Salem, n. c. where they will
make their home In the future. with
Mrs. ParriEh's son. Mr.. L. r. Parrish.
Mrs. NJ. A. Shumate and Mrs F. r
Gold and daughters Misses Edna and
Mary. and also Miss Bruce Ferney-
hough, of Richmond, are attending a
house party at Rustic the sum
mer home. in The county. of Mrs. ]
9 Kihler
Miss Nell Bumgardner has left on
q trip TO Niagara Fails Thousand
Islands and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert wyle ard
daughter, who have been visiting In
the city for the last week have re-
turned to Baltimore.
week at Atlantic City
Mrs, H. NJ. Bell, Jr. Is spending q
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WEST POINT

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Est POINT, VA, July G3.-0ne
OF the great attractions of the week
mas been 10 see the night blooming
cerous on the lawn OF Mr.. s. II. Gault.
M fauft stuck Into the ground a
single leaf of this plant eight years
age, and this week II bears thirty.
eight perfect full-hlown flowers be-
sioe the buds. OF course. as its name
Indicates. II blooms at night A Ike
plant belonging to Mrs. J. f. Bland
had nine perfect flowers
Mrs. ]. ". Marshall gave on Tues
o1y night an entertainment on he
yacht, The Shelton. In honor Of her
niece Mas Augusta Thruston, the
yourgesu daughter of Lucy Meacham
ThrnstoE, the authoress. OF Baltimore.
great rnRny young people enjoyed
the treat They went up the Malta
Tong to historic Chelsea. and then
down the York. Music and dancing
further enhanced the evening
On ''urGay DIR. Alfred Bagby. OF
RichEond, preached in the morning
IN the West Point Baptist church. He
mas recently celebrated his eighty
foafth birthday, and though always
frait his strength Of mind IL wonder
full In the early seventies he or
ners, and 1876. the West Point church
was dedicated, DR. j. l. NJ. Curry
preaching the sermon suitable to the
occasion. ON Sunday some Of the
charter members were delighted 10
hear him preach
Harvey Brookes, the local pride as
a baseball!st OF this section, who went
10 California to play ball, has return
ed and signed with the PETERSBURG
club OF the Virginia League.
Mrs. j. Lloys Tabb and family have
gone TO their bungalow In Gloucester.
Mrs. j. Barrie Fisher and grandson.
Tabb. accompanied them. Mrs.
Lewis Tahb and daughter Mis-. Mil
dred, are now on visit In Mathews.
where they will remain three weeks.
They will Join the bungalow party.
Misses Iona and Ethel Edwards.
former West Points girls, now OF
Baltimore. are travelling IN Europe
this summer, Miss Iona goes to get
a further knowledge OF French and
Miss Ethel 81 German
Miss Victoria Lewis, who was i'll
at the Randolph Macon college at
lynchburg in the spring. has we'll
nigh -regained her customary good
health --
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RADFORD

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RADFoRD. VA, July f3.--C'aprAin
William Ingles spent "Wednesday in
Norfolk.
Mra. r.. l.. Stevens and 900. If
Portsmouth, D., and Mr.. Arthur Stew
ans, OF Linden. Texas. are visiting
Mrs. A. u. Stevens.
Mrs. Smith and daughter. MISS
Ella, of Giles county were the guests
Of relatives here this week. Mrs.
Smith had just returned from 3 visit
IL her son, H. Atlanta, Ga, Rev. Ger
nsrd Smith
Mr.. James A. Johnson, OF Seattle.
Wash. is home again, after ia rty-
iour years absence, and Is with MS
parents. DR. and Mrs. f. Johnson. Mfr.
Johnson attended the Baltimore cor
vention, but came here direct from
New York
Mr.. Ivan winston. formerly a CLERK
at the Racket store, losr his horse and
carriage last week In attempting rs
ford a swollen stream In North Car
olina.
Mrs f. J. Killfnger and grand
daughters. Misses Vivian and Winora
Brady. and little Thomas Miller
Brady, Of Clifton Forge. are visiting
Mrs. M. A. Alien.
Miss Ola Fisher, or Bedford. Wis
tied Mrs. G, w Lyle, this week.
Among those who attended the
dance In Dublin were: Misses Willie
Harvey, Saliie Howe and Helen Otey
and Messrs Gordon ROBBERS Mack ana
Ferd Harvey and Thomas Jones
Miss Alice Jones has returned from
New 1ork
Miss Edizabeth Hatcher and Mr..
Thomas Hatcher, OF Lynchburg. are
visiting Mrs. T. M. Turner.
\ hay ride was given Monday eve
ming by Messrs Thomas Jones, Mack
ami Robert Harvey. Fred McWahe.
&C rdon Roberts and Howard Scott.
The guests were Misses Elizabeth and
Eernadine Mott. Ola Fisher. Evelyn
Lyle. Elizabeth Overstreet. Willie Har-
vey and Dess Billiard The party was
thpperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Eiasrein.
Mrs A Simon ana children. of
Philadelphia. are spending the mouth
ler~.
Mr.. Radford Adams camping party
M White Thorn includes Miss EveIy II
and Idc Holdcuff. OF Richmond; Miss
NHtIe Points. Miss Annie Mason. OF
Richmond. Mrs. Elizabeth Ads us.
Masters Curtis Peter. Robert and Ed
ward Cary. Joe Caldwell md Miss
Nellie Scott, of Lynchburg
The Afternoon Oilers were enter
tanned at White Thorn, Thursday, by
Mrs J. r. X. Cowan.
Mr. and Mrs James stump. Of
Rochester Penn, are visiting hone
foits mere and In Christia nsburg
Mrs Angie lngles and daughter.
Miss Mackie. are at Hunter : Alum
spring.
Mr. L. w Stone and Misses. Helen
and F,fgenia Stone. of Elizabeth Cay.
y C., and Miss Nelsins Stone. - Ok
lahoma. are guests OF Mrs. A. s,
Johnson.