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Hetania answered. she needs somebody
to tell her what John would tell her if he
could-that it is positively wicked for
her to give way as she has-to display a
semblance of grief under the impressions
that il is a real appreciation of the one
she has lost? II that little town where
she is now they expect her to do it. All
these country people in that little place
would declare if she even raised he.
crepe veil that she didn't care, and things
like that, and she must get away frcm
there
my asked
Certainly. she must come zere." Mrs.
Petunia replied.
\ few days la.er Anne arrived weighed
down in the blacklist clothes that could
be bought and d veil as funereal as
hearse. and her eyes. once so bright, ara
row dim, and her checks. once SO plump.
ere hollow, and she looks like a ghost
Of her former self.
You've got to take off that black
IL lock'' Mrs Petunia said, as soon as the
we women had exchanged greetings.
I've got dear little gray crepe de
chine that will just fit you, and it viii
look so much more cheerful Jimmy
hates black, and it depresses him So"
It was queer talk that they had, and
Mrs. Petunia, diplomat that she was, ad-
nlnistered the first doses of her treat
ment in sugar coated pills.
Anne never dreamed that she was the
one who was receiving the treatment.
I've invited a very nice man to dinner
here tomorrow night Mrs. Petunia broke
The news, and he's very sad and needs
cheering up In fact he's sad to the
bone as John used to say.
At the very mention of Johns name
Anne took a new lease on life, and her
lace fairly radiated.
IF John were here I wouldn't need
to ask anybody to cheer up any guest
had, for he was always so charming
and attractive and bright, and made
everybody so happy
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HEATERS

HEATERS
There are but few heater users
that really figure what makes, q
heater give out, or why this one
holds fire longer than the other, or
burns less wood or coal. Iah
Well built wood. coal. or wood
and coal combination, all we'll trims
med and made by people with so
odd years experience In manufac
turing of stoves. the az p0Ta
GREAT WESTERN STOVE CO. !.
You can see their large line at
Purkey Bros, 1868 c ST., who
Will willingly show you all about
them, explain how they are built,
and why built that way. See these
heaters and buy one to get the best
there is made
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CALL at 1922 Thompson ave, and
see about jewelry engraving.
Chance to learn trade free. POSI-
ton waiting.
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

TO THE PROGRESSIVE HOUSE
WIFE.
HOW often do you hang your
clothes on a line and have the
wind blow them Off / beg your
pardon, did you say you never did?
Oh; excuse me, thought you had.
Very unpleasant of course.
II the opportunity presented TT
self would you even think of buy
Ing a line that positively holds the
clothes even without the use of
clothes pins of any kind, yes, one
that costs but little more than the
one you have and will last for years
too.
Wouldn't It be easy to hang your
clothes on the line from your porch
and not have to walk on the wet
grass or expose yourself to the
wind needlessly?
Under the old system this is not
possible but the pinless way Is the
way to make work on wash day as
easy as possible.
Call at room 40 California Bldg.
when down town or call Main 2638
and have us call and demonstrate
the merits of our PINLESS clothes
line. II out of town, write to p. o.
BOX 913, Tacoma.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

MRS. DIR. FAY, spiritual medium.
circles Tuesday and Friday even
ings. 934k C ST
REPAIR plumbing, timing, stove
repairing; coils made to order and
st. Main 14S7.
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Green Bone Sc Pound.

Green Bone sc round.
II you want soc eggs go to the
big packing house market of The
Tacoma Meat Co. and buy a few
cents worth of green bone and see
how happy 1t will make your hens
and while there inspect the best
stocked market on Pacific coast
You can buy either a pound or a
carload. We sell for cash only. No
delivery. Remember, we are
slaughterers, packers and manu-
facturers of all classes of meat
products. lard refiners and sausage
manufacturers. You can buy direct
from the packing house through
our big packing house market, 1903
Pacific avenue.
Did You Say Turkeys?
Why we should say so! Turkeys.
ducks. geese and poultry of all
kinds by the
Carload
Tacoma Meat Co.
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WIFE LEEI HIM

Alleging that his wife, Ruth L.
Thompson, had deserted him, Ed
win c. Thompson of Tacoma filed
suit for divorce. They were mar
ried August IL, 1908,
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wANrEp--Horse to use for HIS
keep; best of care. A. Gordon,
s4os So. wapato ct.
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wANTED--Small furnished office.
centrally located; would consider
use Of desk in office with phone.
viz, Times,
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YOUNG man wants TO do cooking.
camp or restaurant, Scandinavian.
Address U.s. Tfmea
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REAL ESTATE

$1,000, 5000 Cash
will buy 5-room house and lot on
paved street, within walking dis
lance.
w. N. Doub & Co., Inc.
201 California Bldg. Main PISS.
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YOUNG man desires work for board
and room. Will go out on farm.
Box XII, Times.
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Tacoma Meat Co.
1903 Pacific av.
Phone Main 2400.

AUCTION SALE
OF STRUGGLED GOODS IN THE U.
s. APPRAISERS STORE, BASE
MENT OF THE FEDERAL BLDG,
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 18TH, 2 pm.
OF THE FOLLOWING:
20 SILK EMB. WAIST PAT
TERMS, II SILK EMB. SHAwLS,I
SILK SCARFS, / SILK WAIST, F42
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS Q PORC
VASES, 2 PCS. WHITE SILK ~
SILK MUFFLERS, 10 WHITE SILK
SHIRTS, CHINESE SILK EMB
SUIT, 1 STRING OF VERY OLD
BEADS, 81 DOZ. GRASS LINEN
DOILIES AND LUNCH CLOTHS. 81
VIM. FITZ-HENRY
AIICTIONEER
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REAL nsrATE
For Sale or Rent

VI hDAiO VI 4VOlU
Take 1t at $3.50, your last chance.
bath, gas range, electric lights,
porcelain plumbing, walking dis
lance. This is like giving 1t away.
Main 1873.
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WANTED-Boys to sell the Tacoma
Times on streets. Boys who can
sell all day preferred. Apply Cir.
Dept, Bowers.
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LARGE new stock Of wall paper.
very latest designs and pnfterna
Acme qusiity paints ADAPTED 20 the
Co. lz6z c st.
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HELP-MALE

WANTED-Boys to carry papers
nights after school. in all parts of
town. Must be IA years of age
High school boys preferred. Apply
Cir. Dept, Bowers.
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Situations---Male

HIGH grade signs a speciality. Work
done for firms in exchange for
groceries or clothing. Address W.
26. Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
SC0TTSvlLLE

Especial To The Times Dispat oi.l
Scottsrillc. Va. February 15.-R |. Wade
az Richmond was here several days ago
visiting his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blair
Joseph w. Everett, superintendent OF
school. of Albcmarie County, was here
Thursday.
Miss Susie Blair has returned from a
visit To Richmond.
Mr.. nnd Mrs. e. Il. Dorrier will spend
several days In Richmond next week.
Tho following Masons from Scottsviie at
tended the meeting OF the grand lodge in
ltichmonL this week: Il. l.. Blackburn.
H. q. Harris. II. Il, Bruce, Frank Robinson.
9 c. Hartford and l.. V White.
Miss Eva Leo Briggs has returned from
81 visit To Richmond.
Joseph W. 1.ondcrcc. Of Osgood y. c.. Is
spending IL few days with his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Smith have returned
from West Virginia. where they have been
visiting relatives.
y, G. Garland. Of North Garden was :,
visitor 10 our town Thursday.
Mrs y. c. Hell left Friday for Aitayiata.
50 spend several weeks with her husband,
y. g. BciA
Dr. o. N. s,ro,hcr. who has been prac.
ticing here for the past five years. has gone
{" Richmond To take special course Of
ttudy, after which he viii locate in Lynch
burg.
l. 6. White has returned from n months
stay In Richmond.
Stanley White. OF Richmond. preached in
tic Presbyterian Church here last sunday.
Thomas Turner. OF Diana Mills. was In
town Wednesday,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
GORDONSvILLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
GurdonsNiilo. Va, February Miss
Kenny. OF Canada. was a Weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wilbur osborue.
Miss Laura Weich Newman. Of Barbours.
vile Is spending some time With rela-
tives in Texas.
Mrs Richard Dyson. OF Richmond. spent
this week with her son, who is Il guest al
.'SprinEnelds"
Thomas Fleming was guest this week
oil X beverley Goodloe. at Commission"
Ernest Wambcrsic. of orange. MAS a guest
Oh Wednesday of his sister Mrs Osborne.
Later he went To Stanton to attend the
meeting Of tho Dairymcns Association.
ON Thursday evening Mrs. Henry Il.
Field entertained few friends delightful
ly ~ 'Spring6eids" Those invited were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wilbur Osborne. Mr.. and
Mrs. &. r. Cowherd. Thomas Sampson Miss
Martha Graves and Mrs. Osborne's house
guests, Miss Wright and Mr. and Mrs.
Dyson.
julien Morris. OF Campbelis. Calom Sat
terrified. or Philadelphia; Mr.. Christian, OF
Norfolk and Miss Euyenia Wanbersie.
we're guests this week OF MIR. and Mra
w. Wilbur Osborne. at Lower Spring
fields"
Mrs George Goodwin. of Danvilie is visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Frank Cowherd. at
John r. " Runin of re,erspurs spent
several day. this week with his family
at "Springheids."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
BOWLING GREEN

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch
Bowling Green. Va, February 15-Nr and
Mrs. John w. Chandler and daughter OF
Houston. Texas, spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Chandler in Rich
mcnd
Mrs Willard w. Green. who has been at
st. l4ukc's Hospital in Richmond for sew
cral weeks. has returned home.
DR. Charles Ryland. OF Richmond. spent
this week with DIR. W. l.. Broaddus
Mrs Ida Gray. OF Stafford County. spent
part of this week at the home OF T. Il.
CoghiIl.
Mr. and Mrs. b. NJ. Skinker OF Moss Neck
were guests. for several days this week, OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. l., Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs Brown have returned 10
their home in Ohio after spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs l.. Il. Martin
u. l.. Beale. IL. 5. Coghill and John W.
Elliott spent pard OF this week in Rich
mond attending the Masonic meeting
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Martin entertained a
number OF their friends Tuesday evening
In honor of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs
brown, of Ohio. Among those invited were
Dir. and Mrs. Robert A. Coghill Mr. and
Mrs. t. b. GILL; Mr.. and Mrs James r
Richards Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles a. Broaddus. Mr.. and Mrs Eddie
$. Coshill. Mr. and Mrs. It. c.. Valentine.
Nr. and Mrs. w. z. Ennis. Misses Annie
and Lucy Voolfolk. Annie white Caroiins
G. Broaddus Louise Haines, blanche Cog
hill, Susie Butler. DR., John g. Brcaddus.
Richard l., Boale. Bennie Garrett D. b
Powers. P, L. Raymond, l.. T. Rock
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CHRISTIANSBURG

lspcciai 30 Tho Times Dispstchl
ChrisiiansburS. Va. February i5-lhc
nansh,ers Of the confedcracy gave "A dc
lshtfui reception at tho home OF Mrs
~ " Mannonic on Friday. y number OF
guests called during the evening. Docora-
spirit.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart has returned from
Now n"Fk. where she has been with "A
party from Eoapokc.
On Tuesday Airs. j. a Miller entertained
,nout hTty young people in honor Of iier
laughter. Miss Meiitas birthday. Music
games ami dainty refreshments added to
the pleasure OF the evening.
Mrs. =. * Morrison gave a party on
w Wednesday, evening in honor OF Randolph
ANA Wilson Noel. Of Hadford.
The Home Mission Society of Tho Mctho-
uist church was entertained by Mrs. H.
H. hippa ON Tuesday afternoon Refresh
mems were served and enjoyable after
cnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. :. rhc9ar. of Norfolk
WIN build a handsome bungalow next door
to ~ T. Evans FOR summer home.
Rev. lanes McClannahau. OF Lancaster
Pa. has .bcen visiting Mrs G. W. Sumter
ana Mrs \. ManiIvni.
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Sale of Hand Embroidered
Underwear

y lot oil Hand Embroidered Gowns,
Drawer Combinations Corset Covers
and Drawers; real hand embroidered;
made OF fine grade longcloth; finished
with laccs; worth 81. so: choice. .98cs
Real Hand Embroidered Undcrwear,
such as Gowns, Chemises, Corset Cow
ers. Combinations and Drawers some
real French among the lot worth $500
and $3.50; choice ........$ $3.50
Some Real l'rencli Hand Embroid-
cred Gowns. Corset Covers. Drawers,
Chemiscs, Combinations and Skirts;
any that sold Tor $500 and $500;
choice Observation-Disclosures. .$3.48s
Real French Hand Embroidered
Gowns. Skirts and Combinations that
usually sell for So9S to Ss.oS;
choicc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4.98
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APP0MATTox

iSpccia To The Times Dispatchl
Appropriations Va. February l6.-Mrs j r.
A,w"od: accompanied by her three daugh-
ieis Misses NIrEilia. .iacauciyne and
l,ynolec, left this week Tor Florida and
"tlcr points OF interest in the south
Miss Eule Mae Burke is visiting her sister
Mrs. h. +. Ogden In Washington this week
Misses Ethel Edith and Eleanor Abbitt
oracle Hancock Willie Smith. OF the Farm
VIC Normal. spent the Weekend here with
parents and relatives
MISS Ethel Abbitt and Miss Eua NJ
nnrkc attended the basketball game be-
wen washington and Lee and the Uni
night. '"u"S
IA ,I pretty valentine party was given by
~, LII, Moincm OF the Methodist Church at Odd
feIioWs nan ON Friday evening
Mss Virginia Hancock entertained n num-
per OF her friends Friday evening a, her
birthday Valentine party a. "'
hurkc' accompanied by several OF
ms coilcsc mates from Washington and Ice
spent several days at home this week
James j.. Gilis, of University az Vjr,i,ta
was visitor in the village this wcris
Warren Funma, of Prospect, was visitor
here this week to see his daughter ,vhn
mas becn quite sick for several dnys tbourh
now much improved. H"
A. , II, Clements was visitor this week
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Caldwell returned from,
Norloik Monday. accompanied Nv their
little son. John Curtis "' he"
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V. Nj. /.

Special 20 III: Times Dispatch
.i;fiatnston. NJ February ls.-Mss Eta
OF Mrs Francis Mallory during Tho Janr,s
has returned to her home.
Mr. ana sfrs- Frederick Green of New
York ,city, werc The guests OF General and
week P'N VI '"c
=. CAPTAIN Edwards was in Lynchburs Mop-
doy Oh business.
~ 4 meeting Of the first class ,ile early
cate the Bomb" to Colonel H. q +ord
professor OF history, and graduate mannger
'i n""icucS. Cadet i-eech. the editor in
chlei' has just received Colonel Fords ,c-
ceptancc OF the dedication.
Aith"uEh there has been no appreciabic
.nahse IN the condition of tile wca Their
.e, "nn urliI IN preparation for the in
ansuration parade is being held in earnest
An, Spi 10, o. me cold company or battalion
me hill much attention being paid To de-
'a'is OF marching and Ia parade formation
platoon formations Regular afternoon ns
rade is held as usual P
~, ~ is now planned that the corps will en-
March on the special train over the Ches-
apenhe anu ONO arriving in Washington
about 500 In the afternoon Officers and
.aue's VIII DC auartercd In the old Ma
sonic lcmpic' corner of Ninth and +
S Mas The corps Will be entraincd In
SoN1ng In Lexington that evening about :
o'clock. AZ Gondonsville the corps viii be
r.. !" the Stonewail Jackson band OF
pir@y pieces. which viii ACCOMPANY tho
cadets cadets, on the trip.
MISS Ntchois. Of Petersburg who was the
guest OF Mrs. Il. w. Nichols during the
hops his neturned to her home
tolonei II e; Eoyd will leave Lexington
N0nhay Tor richmond. where he will M .
tend meeting OF the state Board of Eiu
cation; lie VIII stop in Lynchburg on his
way back to address a meeting Of tha
LymAlurs alumni important athletic
MS, MISS Margaret Reilly, of Chicago is the
guest, OF Colonel and Mrs. j. e. Wise. in
limits. - "iS'' III
n,d'ns mas become favorite pasti,nc
WIN the officers and their wives rho
iatssl memoer OF the faculty to purchnsc
"a morse Is captain Millner. who now has
q line thoroughbred. Those owning horses
on the post are: General and Mrs. Nichols
Coi"hei ana Mrs. Wise Colonel ErIin can
tam Edwards. Captain Millner and en-
lsuotoO pue sslM IouoIo.I 'onsuoI urn,
l;glin, who have fine jumpers, spend some
time every afternoon at the hurdles which
have been erected on the institute srounIs
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MALVERN HILL

Especial to The Tincs- Dispatohl
Malvern liill. Va, February 1.-The La
with Mrs a. II. brewery al :dgewood. o,
Saturday last Those present, were: REV
and Mrs. Joseph Baker. Mesdaimcs A. II
brewery. +. g. Harrison NJ f. He'll r
e. Harrison j. Barnes. ii. i. saunders and
H. II. Harrison. Misses, Mary and Sue Car
ter Edith and Mabel Baker Emily liar
r , ana Mary Ruffln. Alice ROYAL Guests
Sabine HAIR: Mrs Frank Guest. OF Rich.
nond and Miss Mary Ba;i Saunders or
i htGhmond. After all the usual business
OF Il delicious luncheon with their hostess
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Saunders. Jr.. and
daughter. Miss Mary Ball Saunders or
!tichinond were the week end guests OF
Shirley PP''
Thomas W. and Charles $. Clark. Of Rich.
inond have returned hoinc from ). visit IL,
tneir parents at "IIardcns- ON / he James
Mrs. Edmund Runin ana daughter Miss
Ahhe tnnin, or Weyanoke Stock Farm are
the guests of the formers sister Mig Ma
con. IN williamsburg
MISS Cora Greeley. OF Benefits Store
Henrico county. is the guest OF SIR and
Mrs. Paul Greeley. 81; "Westbury.'
ninc HalT Miss Frank Guest. OF Rich
mond, and John Harrison of Ricb,nnnu
arc the guests Of Mrs. 4. IL. brewery al
her home, "t:dgewood"
= Parke Register. Jr. of .Duntrcatb.,
has returned to Richmond. from a ,rip 70
ma, his farm; "Eiv.rvieS.' While in this neigh.
borhood lie Wa the guest OF H. s Saunders
at Upper Shirley"
Meade Walden. or Barnetts, has returned
nome from visit 10 Richmond
,,; Mrs. A. Clark Of 'Hardcn.." spent
THURSDAY and Friday In Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 5. Saunders. of ",-n,o-
Shiriey were the week. end guests or H.
a"" BITS Decatur Mayo. Brandon
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NORMAL AT FARMVlCLE

Especial to The Times D,sratch.l
farnyillc. Va. February 1.-THE I;ich-
moDd College Glcc Club gave 81 concert In
the auditorium on Wednesday, evening
which was greatly enjoyed by the students
The program was good and we'll rem
dered. After the concert the young men
we're entertained lay the Cotillion Club OF
the school.
ON Thursday evening Mrs Franceska
Caspar Lawson. OF Washington, gave a re
cital In the auditorium. Mrs. Lawson is II,
artist OF unusual ability ana her singing
was OF very high order. Mrs ELSA
Schemmei Schmidt. director OF the Farm
vile Conservatory of Music. acCoInpan
Mrs. Lawson on the piano
At the last training school assembly the
seventh and eighth grades presented an un-
usually good program. taking as their sub
1ect the Growth of Our Country short
Pcrs were read by members Of the class
sketchinG the territorial growth of the
United states ana these papers were ac-
companied by illustrations on maps .rho
program was varied by several patriotic
songs. the piano ACCOMPANYING being
played by one of the girls OF the grade
President Jarman spent several DAYS in
Washington last week on business connected
with the institution
Miss Ellen &. Perkins. head OF the depart
incnt OF music. spent the weekend at
Sweet Briar College
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ONANCOCK

Special to Tho Times pIspatuhJ
ouancock Va. February i5.-Mr. ana Mrs
T.. l.. Shield went TO Philadelphia Mon
her daughter Mrs T. o. /. GUSTS.
J. NJ Bratten came back Sunday from a
visit to his sons. az Princess Anne Court
house.
Airs Thomss r. Fletcher is In Norfolk.
the guest OF her brother, Thomas Drum :
mcnd.
Mrs W. e, Bell has returned from trip,
To Baltimore.
is spending month with her amt. Mrs.
Robert A. Hopkins, at "inglcsidc."
Thursday In Richmond. pa
Miss Emma Eratten. who teaches ut
Modest Town. was with her parents Mr.
day. y
Mrs Nina Page Nottinsham. after 4
pleasant visit of several weeks to her sis -i
ter. Mrs. fully w. Parker. has gone 10
her home. al Cape Charles,
Miss Nellie l.. Parker IL hone from {,
visit 10 Miss Mary Hopkins, az Baltimore, IS
Mrs. William Scott. ~ Wilmington DefsS
Is the house guest OF Miss Margaret Nj
Miss Vida W Ksn-y reiornea sa.urisy
Rich, Of Norfolk rs, s
Milton Lewis WAS the weekend suest
OF his cousin Albert Fitzssrald. &
Miss Gertrude Lewis, OF the Northern
visit to her cousin. Miss saiiic Hopknrl
Vernon Evnns, az Philadelphia, Ia at II,
home Of his aunt Mrs Henry W, Finnss
Mira. Max ProuEhron, OF Wilmington IL
visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Fltsssrg{dli
Rev L.. r.. Belts went 10 Riehmond fst
mission ot the Methodist Epiycopai GhufshS
South. III Y
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HIGH POINT

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
high Point, y. G.. February l5.-In :, re-
ccpiion-room decorated with hyacinths and
rcpiete with tables for rock. Mrs. Charles
Franklin Long entertained the Entire Nous
Club Thursday afternoon when Mrs r. :
Cummings and Mrs. 4. y. Tate made the
highest score with Mrs bred Peacock u
close second, all three Of them receiving
Bavarian china plate. Refreshments We're
served by two attractive daughters OF the
hostess. Helen and Mary.
Mrs. w. c, Jones Tuesday afternoon
entertainer the members Of the W. o. T.
club with Mesdames w. c. Boavens. John
Tate ana James Turner as visitors The
latter In the game OF rock won tho visitors
prize. and Mrs. I. 7. Gold the club prize
which was hand painted china cream
bowl bearing the clubs monogram
Friday the Priscilla Club met with Mrs
Q. 4. Ring.
AZ q meeting Of the literary department
of the Womans Club at Mrs Earriss's
Mrs. a. T.. Frazier led, the topic being The
Romantic Movement in English Literature
The general meeting OF the Womans Club
held Wednesday afternoon In the Manu-
facturers' Club rooms II successful one
Miss J. Irwin Paylor. the president pre-
sided for the first time in many months =
her club duties being for some time sus-
pended on account of death in tho
family.
Mrs. Edward Hutchinson entertained the
members of the w. .. r.. Club saturday AT
tcrnoon at an informal luncheon. The APP
preaching marriage of the hostess sister
Miss Al Burton. and J. s. Lynch was an
nounced.
Mrs. John Lindsey. Miss Ber,a Lindsey
and w. c. Jones and !. 4 Lindsey have
returned from the Mardi Gras AT New
Orleans. They also spent a short while in
Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes McClave have re-
turned from their extended Southern trip.