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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
NEW CANTON
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New Canton. Va. August SO.-Mrs. Marvin
Pollard. of richmond. is visiting at MT.
Ida on the james River
iIildreth anderson of Mississippi, has re-
turned home after spending week with
his mother and brother at Clifton" near
Cartersvie.
Miss Mary Putney. OF Farmvilie. is a
guest at Social Hall" near New Canton.
Mrs. Manning Thomas and little daughter.
H. Il. Anderson. near Mt. Zion.
Mrs. Alice GriEg, of Danviile. has been n
guest during the week at the home OF
Mrs. a. L, Putney. in the Mt. Zion neigh
borhood
Miss Mamie Buckins. OF Petersburg. is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Il. w. Bagweil at
the Baptist parsonage.
Tine rite OF baptism was administered to
four candidates Wednesday by Rev. r.
w. Bagwell. pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Booth. OF Richmond ia
spending several woe4ts with her mother,
Mrs. II. IL. Boatwright. at the latters
President +. w. Boatwright. OF Richmond
College. spent the week at his country home,
at Gold Hin.
Archer Davidson and Thomas II. Nor
veil, of South Richmond. have been guests
In the home of Il. B. Davidson, at NuckoIs.
during the present week.
Mira. Pattie Cole. OF Social Hail." with her
two boys is spending August with relatives
In Smyth County.
Miss Willie Bryant OF RED House." left
on Tuesday for Georgia. where she will teach
music and clocution during the coming
session.
Miss Harriet Pyle has returned to Dinwid-
die County. after spending several months
an tho guest. OF her niece ut the Baptist
parsonage.
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SALEM
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Salem. Va, August 3o.-Miss Nellie NC
ut delightful nve-courso luncheon compii-
mentafy to Mrs. lncz Shiprnan Linke whose
marriage TO Joseph l. Hatch. OF SALISBURY.
N. c.. will be celebrated at $3.50 o'clock
Tuesday morning, September Q, in tho Salem
Presbyterian Church.
bliss sallie Galloway was hostess at a
miscellaneous shower for Mrs. L. berlin
August bride. Several tables Of auction
bridge wcre played. ut the conclusion OF
which the hostcns served salad course
Miss. Susie Shelton entertained large
party Of young people from Salem and Roam
oke Mt her home Just outside of Halen
On Tuesday evening.
A number of interesting contests were par
ttoipated In, after which an Ice course was
served
DR.. ana Mr.. c. T. Herndon and -on-
Thaddeus. are nperdinE somo tirne with
relatives In Loudoun County.
Mrs. w. Lee Brand and daughter, Miss
Marion have returned from a pleasant stay
OF Crockett Springs
Mrs J. z. Dfuicaro ana Mira. g. g. Han
at tho homo Of ]. p. Garrett on Tennessee
Street.
daughter have returned from a visit Of
several weeks to relatives IN Maryland
Mrs. o. NJ. Brown and daughter OF Hunt
L. as ' %orden. on On Broad Street
Professor ] r. Morton. who spent the
summer vacation in Arcadia Tenn. has re-
Mrs, J. Sidney Peters and children. 9,
Ernporia who spent the past month with
her psrentn, Rev. and Mrs. F. z. Robert.
son. Baptist Heights. have returned
Mr. and Mrs william Chapman returned
to their homo at Jacksonville. Fla, this
hon. OF the formers brother, j. Harry
Chapman. Broad Street
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KING GEORGE
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King George. Va. August 3o.-Mr. and Mrs
r. SOmerville Bowie. of Washington. are
guests of Mrs Bowies uncle. II. II. Hunter
this week
Mrs Morris Bein and Mrs Fauntleroy. of
Washington. spending this week at
Sky Hill. the homo of Hon. and Mrs. H.
l.. Garnett
Mrs Henry Peyton and daughter. Miss
Eva. OF Washington. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Platter Tayloe. at Chat
terton.
County. is spending some tmo with her
sister. Mrs. w. a. Rose. at King George.
Misses Marye. OF Fredericksburg, are
guests of the Misses Smith, at Canning.
Frank Britain. who spent several weeks
visiting his wifes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Gnrnett. has returned to his home
in Portsmouth.
Mrs Edwin Bruce and daughters. of Gal
weston. Tex, arc spending the summer with
Mrs. Bruco's brother. r. p. ouesenberry. at
his pretty homo on the Potomac.
Mrs. Harry Mills. accompanied by her
cousin, Mrs: James Barron, of Essex Coun-
ty, is spending q couple OF weeks at Atlantic
Miss BrydoD. of DanvIilo is visiting her
brother, Rev. q. Mol. Brydon. at the rec
WY
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Powhatan Va. August 30-Miss Matte
Patterson has returned TO Woodland Heights
after visit to her sister. Mrs. r. ".
Miller. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis. who have been
visiting the formers parents here have
turned TO their home in Washington.
Miss Louise Weiseger. who has been visit
Ing her aunt. Mrs. 4. NJ. Miller. hero. has
returned to her home In Woodland Heights.
sir. and Mrs John Grubbs. OF Richmond.
werc the weekend guests OF Mrs. Il. d.
Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Thraves. OF Oklahoma.
are tho guests OF the formers parents hero.
W. o Goode. OF Richmond. tho week
end guest OF his mother here.
Miss Dorothy Justis OF Halisboro, was the
recent guest OF relatives here.
Miss Roline Stone. OF Swansboro. was the
weekend guest OF relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. English, of Petersburg
we're the recent guests OF relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wing. of this place
were tho weekend guests OF relatives at
Hallsboro.
Miss Daisy Goode. who has been visiting
relatives here, has returned to her homo
In Richmond.
Miss Laura Owen. who has been visiting
Miss Eun.ce Winfrec. has returned to her
home in South Richmond.
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BRISTOL
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Bristol. Va. August s0.-Mrs. John Ale
Brewer entertained in elegant style at her
home on Pennsylvania Avenue wednesday
afternoon IN honor OF her visiting daugh-
ters, Mrs. Herbert Marcy OF Roanoke. and
Mrs. ]. a. Muse. of Johnson City. and her
niece. Mrs VIII Reynolds. OF Lancaster.
Tex. Rock played the chief diver
sion OF the afternoon. following which re-
frsshments were served.
Captain and Mrs a. B. simpson, who
spent the summer here and at Linville, N c..
having enjoyed the hospitality OF Captain
simpsons brother Captain d. S. Simpson
and his family. have returned to Oklahoma.
whero they have resided for twenty years.
Eugene Ham, of Greenville. Miss. ana his
home OF Cnptain and Mrs. d. s. Simpson.
touring car It was one OF the most de-
lightfu: trips in their experience afr. Ham
Of East tennessee He viii l0 ,o%r en soutsWssyt
Virginia 10 get Il view OF its scenery on
his way back home
Miss Mary Huntsman has returned from
tour OF Europe. where she spent few
months. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Newman. Of Mis-
anderson and other Bristol relatives. 'i =.
Mrs Charles C. Cartright and children.
al Visit bsfoss aee W'h reiass
at Appaiachia.
Miss Mary Thomas. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Thomas. OF Holston Valley. left
Bristol this week for Alexandria City. Ala
where she will teach
Mrs. Hugh Gookiil and daughters. Misses
Helen and Gladys after visit to Bristol
relatives. have returned TO Knoxville. IS.
Mrs. Isaac S. Anderson and Miss Gibson.
Mrs. John C. Anderson, arc now guests of
| relatives In Washington. D. c. 49,
Miss Lucy Thompson. OF Atlanta, 10 tie
guest OF the Misses Preston. on Spencer
street. alz
DR. and Mrs II F. staey have returnsd
| from Atlantic City. where they spent y
week <fszSS.
George Mcneil Is Spending his GUNNER
vacation ut Atlantic City, where he spends;
ten days every season. PIX
Nap b. Romins and son. Edwin. have Sss
| turned from visit 10 points In Canada
Niagara Falls Cleveland and Cincinnat3 o.
| and other cities They witnessed the bassSf
| ball games In Cleveland, o.. for four uayase
Misses Tine and Isabel HauiH gard ~ 81 81
Washington, ere guests OF Misses FIorchse
and Sarah Hammer. 80 81
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WARRENTON
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warrenton. Va. August so.-James Wood
ward OF Norfolk. IS the guest at the War
rem Green Hotel.
Mrs Solomonski and son. the home of
Mrs C. Ulman. and is spending some time
here.
Miss May rerneyhouGh. daughter OF Dr..
and Mrs. r. e. Ferney hough. was hostess to
q number of friends on Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Joseph a. Bell. Mrs. John II. Minor.
the Misses Minor and Miss Margaret Johns.
OF Richmond. who have been spending some
time in Warrenton. have returned home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Eppa Hunton Jr.. and Eppa
Hunton nj. OF Richmond. after spending
Haven. Mass. for several weeks before re-
turning home.
Mrs T. r. w Barker entertained at cards
on the morning of the 2sth instant.
Mr.. and Mrs t. {. Thornton will leave
Warrenton the coming week for Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Garnett OF Charlottes-
Vile are the guests OF DIR. and Mrs. $. w.
Maphis
Mrs Kitty Drastow. of Washington. who
was recent guest Mt White Hall Farm.
near Warrenton. has returned TO her home
In Washington
Miss Ada Kenner. OF Washington. is a
guest at the home OF Mrs. Sarah Hoge.
Miss Holmes rauidins OF washington. Is
Misses stone
MIS-. Carroll p. Curtis entertained at
morning OF the ?7th instant.
Mrs Louie Donald and her daughter. Miss
Freeda Donald OF Mobile. Ala. who have
been guests OF the Warren Green Hotel.
have returned to their home.
Keith Payne. OF st. Louis Mo-. a
cent visitor to Wnrrcnton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell and chill
dren. OF Falls Church. Va. the guests
OF Mrs. Jessie c. wairaven. Charlie Caid-
WELL OF New York. was also a recent visitor
to Warrcnton.
Miss Elizabeth Bashnw entertained in
formally tho evening of Friday last in
honor OF her niece Miss Mary bishop, Of
Chicago. Mrs. d. J. Carver also entertained
on Friday afternoon last at the home or her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. V. ii. Council in
honor OF her guests. Misses Judith Riddick.
OF Norfolk. and Miss Mary Hume.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Latham Fletcher are
at the home OF r. y. Fletcher after q stay
OF some time at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Cook. and Misses
Georgia Latham and Omoleno Cook who
have been guests OF tho Misses Fletcher.
have returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Boiling, OF Baltimore. spent
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WINCHESTER
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Winchester. Va. August 39.-The second
large dance TO be given by the officers OF
the United States Army since the opening
OF the cavalry Instruction camp near Win
chester took place tonight. and at
tended by upwards OF 800 society folk OF Win
chester and people from the cities who are
wives and daughters OF the army officers.
Some OF the new steps were introduced.
over tho drill grounds. Music was furnish
ed by the bands OF the Tenth and Eleventh
Cavalry regiments. and a beautifully APP
pointed buffet supper was served at the
large mess tent The grounds were lighted
With Japanese lanterns and huge bonnres.
The festivities were concluded about mid
night. when the band played The Star
Spangled Banner" during the rendition OF
which all officers and troopers stood at at
tention. while visitors wearing hats uncov
cred.
Mr. and Mrs Charles /. Bowiy Eavo
home. Willow Lawn on the Valley pike.
in tho southern suburbs or Winchester.
which was attended by q large nuuber of
the local society people and the army oni
GERS and their wives.
DIT. e. T. Gold. OF Richmond who IA. been
visiting relatives here. left this week TO
spend some time In baltimore with Julian
Carter. who accompanied him from Win
Miss Rosa Rogers. Of Roanoke. is visit
ing her brother-in-iaw and sister. DR.. and
Mrs. i. w. Boyd.
Miss Mary Bronnugh LAWYER has been visit
Ing relatives In Prince william nd FauGuier
Counties
Il
visit TO Mlss Marian Jones. OF Front Royal.
Miss wernda House. OF Washington. has
been visiting Miss Mamie Cooper.
Mrs. Emory Sheaner. OF Americas. Go.
who has been visiting friends IN town. Is
now with relatives in Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Hoffman, OF VIII
minEton. Del. visiting the latter's
mother. Mrs. Virginia Mutton.
Mrs. Fred Poor and her daughters. Misses
Sara and Virginia Poor. OF Richmond, who
have been passing several weeks here. have
gone visit TO Mrs. Cunningham at Glyn-
Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Larriok have re-
turned 20 Philadelphia after visiting rela-
tives here
Mrs r. II. Carter and her young son are
visiting friends In Littl-ton " c.
Mrs Mckinley, wife OF Captain Mckinley
OF the cavalry instr.ct;a:. camp. left this
week for Atlanta. ia. after spending sew
erai weeks at the i.ome OF Mrs. Nancy Lee
Coble.
Mrs A. ". Mcvicar and her daughter. Mrs
A. NJ. Wagner. of Newport News. are visit
Mir and Mrs. Nrler Hancher. of Pitts
burgh. Pa. are visiting relatives In this
city and vicinity.
Miss Viola Diven has returned to Baiti-
more after visiting Miss Maud Brown.
Re". W. A. Murray, OF Griffin Ga. was
the guest OF Rev. and Mrs. ]. IL. Lacy this
week.
Mrs. Annie Walter. of Baltimore, has been
visiting her son-in-lnw and daughter, Mr..
ana Mrs. ]. ". Orndon.
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the past weekend in warrenton with Miss

the past weekend in warrenton with Miss
Emily Fletcher
Mrs. Edward s. Turner entertained at
luncheon the 18th instant in honor OF
her daughter. Miss Anne Schoolhed Turner.
Miss Emma Conquest, David Payne Nell
son Ingram ana James Wheat OF Rich
mond who have been tho recent guests OF
the Misses Scott NJ the home OF Mrs. Taylor
Scott. have returned home.
Mrs. II. i. Scn,mcs. Misa Jarrcau and Mrs
c. y. Curtis. who have been spending some
time ut Atlantic City. have returned TO War
rcnton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Sl<inker entertained on
tho evening of the 10Th instant in honor OF
Mrs. Jaliettc Chiffon Keith. OF Richmond.
Lieutenant Archibald Dorst. L. s. a., is
spending some time with his parents, Cot
onel and Mrs Joseph Dorst. Warren
ton.
Mrs James 6. Douglas. OF Alexandria
was recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Turner.
Miss Catharine McCabe. OF Baltimore. is
spending some time with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. McCabe. near Warrenton.
irand Edmonds. OF Washington. has re-
turned home after spending Some time in
Warrenton and Cntetts.
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West Point. Va. August 3o.-Among the
visitors who have recently left West Point
are DR. May Farinhot Jones and Miss
Eeuiah Hinton. Dr. Jones is no stranger
here. nor in the State. she has been
spending n part OF her vacation with her
parents here Her father is Colonel y. l..
Farinholt She has had much experience as
resident physician in the schools OF the
far South ana spent session in Oklahoma
She is now resident physician III the Normal
School IN Hattiesburg. Miss
Miss Beulah Hinton was the guest OF Nj
Chrystal Farinholt. aud Is from Rec5ii.de
These visitors were the recipients OF many
courtesies while here. There were card
In tho morning. dinners, tea parties and
MncheOns. launch parties and many motor
a very handsome yacht, with pleasant
party glided into these waters from New
York yesterday, belonging to Albert Mach
mann. OF New York.
Harry Busick. proprietor of the Hotels
Casweil and New Howard. Baltimore. spent
some timc in these waters, and as many
relatives and friends lived both sides
OF the Mattaponi River both the land and
water privileges were enjoyed. Mr., Eusicli
and family took with them In their yacht
on their return home. Richmond Bland. wife
and daughter, OF West Point.
On Wednesday, large party went UP in
launches to King and Queen Courthouse
to attend the dedication OF the Confederate
sailors of King and Queen County. There
WAS large crowd Andrew Jackson Mon
the Rec rpslgr Of sas Sa a.
timore: Rev. Edward Bagby Pollard. OF
Theological Seminary. Pennsylvania; Judge
Thomas II. Blakey. OF Tappahannock, and
othera made speeches. The day was per-
feet. and the reunions were enjoyed.
Charles 7. Bagby. of Baltimore, was in
attendance ana Friday visited relatives
and friends in West Point route to his
home.
Mrs. Pomphrcy. OF Hotel O'connor en-
tertained ABBOTT fifteen young people in
her parlors in honor Of her daughter. Miss
Mary Humphrey. and her niece. Miss Marye
Mackey OF Newport News. Another niece.
Miss Agnes Mackey. and Paul Brooks, OF
Newport News. wero guests and attended
tho affair.
Father Brennan. of Richmond. is holding
regular monthly services in st. Theresa.
Mrs. A. p. Richardson. OF Richmond; Mrs.
7. Powell Garland OF Holly Fork, New
Kent. and Miss Parrish Richardson were tho
guests OF Mrs. George w. Richardson this
week
Captain George Carlton has recently taken
ont nbout twenty membera OF the Mob
jack Club. OF Hampton, on fishing ex-
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Manassas; Va August 3o.-Mr and Mrs
Sunday at "Annnburg." the Robert Portner
home I'm Manassas.
Mrs. j. A. Elliott returned this week from
tho Loudoun camp meeting where sho spent
n week.
Mnnton Meetz. of Rectortown, visited his
brother. c. j. Meotze. hcro this week.
DR.. C. r. C. johnson and Thomas Brand.
two new members of the Town Council,
made trip to Cuipeper this week to In
spect tho water and light plant OF that
place.
nassas visitor ono day this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smnrt and son. of
washington. are guests at tho home of Mr.
A. b. Davis. of Clarendon. a former Ma
nassas citizen. was In town this week.
Mrs. ID. p. Coleman and two daughtcra.
Misses virGinin and Joe visited relatives
York to their home at Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell wilcoxen. of Alexan-
dria- are the guests OF friends and relatives
In town this week.
F: z: Rnnsdel. c. Z. Nash. ]. P. Leachman
| and T. II. Lion returned this week from a
visit to Old Point Comfort.
Miss Marianne Walker returned wednes-
day from trip to points In Canada, Niagara
Falls and Pittsburgh.
Mrs. w. J. oiddinso and two children.
william and susan. returned Monday to
week with Mr.. and Mrs E. b. Giddings.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. of Durham. N c..
were the guests OF Mrs. Thonpson's nister.
Mrs. H. l.. Willis. for several days.
Mira. Lundsford Lindsey LomaI. widow OF
General Jomn1. of Warrenton. visited her
sister. Miss Myria Payne. for few days this
week.
Miss Matte Weir returned saturday from
Crbanna where she has been spending a
short time with friends.
Miss Peggy Fred. accompanied BY Miss
Opal Jones. returned this week to Wash
ington after a visit to friends ut Bristow.
Superintendent of Schools George G.. Tyler
went to East Radford Tuesday to attend the
division superintendents conference. called
by State Superintendent Stearnes
DR.. H. L. Roop and daughter. Miss Mar
garet. were Washington visitors this week.
Mrs. &. r. BGskervlll and little daughter
Latham. who have been spending several
weeks here with the formers parents. Dr.
and Mrs. II. L. Cuarles left Friday for
Tennessee. where size will be Joined b. her
husband. Or. Baskervill. OF the University OF
Chicago faculty
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WAVERLY
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Waverly, Va, August Sc.-Mr. and Mrs.
John ID. Gray and family, Miss Nell Gray
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Gray returned home
to-day after tcn-days visit TO Niagara
Falls. New York. Albany and points in
Canada. Mrs. Foster. who Joined the party
at Albany, will spend some timc with her
daughter, Mrs. II. ~. Gray, West Main
Street
Captain NJ. b. Rowe is the guest OF his
daughter. Mrs. E. W. Chappelie. on East
Main Street.
Mrs. j. s. Parker and Miss Sue Parker
are tho guests OF r. A. Brown on South
Coppahaunk Avenue.
y. Tunstau spratley. who for tho past
three weeks has been visiting his uncle.
John T. Spratiey. OF Elberon. has returned
home.
Miss Virginia Hart. OF Smithfeld. is spend
Ing the weekend with her cousin. Miss Myr-
tie Harrison, Main Street.
J. +. Baird is visiting his sister. Mrs
Elijah Mohitt. in sheboro. y. c.
Judge j. +. West and daughter. Miss
Grace. attended the funeral OF Major Z.
Mofitt at Asheboro. n. c.. this week.
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petition in Chesapeake Bay. lie usually
takes the Blue Eish club. OF Richmond. on

petition IN Chesapeake Bay. lie usually
takes the Blue Fish club. OF Richmond. on
like expeditions.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Neustadt, of Brick
House. New Kent; entertained twelve chill
dreu the past week in honor of Misses
Florence. Elizabeth and Master Tom Tay-
10! Charles. OF Montgomery. Ala. their
guests Miss Mary Russell. OF New York.
and Mir. Neustadt entertained the little
on the shady lawn the banks OF
the York River.
Mrs. Francis Charles and three children.
who spent most of August with the
Neustadis. returned to their home near
Montgomery. Ala. on Wednesday.
Captain and Mrs. c. w. Westbury, of
Phiiade lptia were the guests Of Mrs. w.
Wilkinsons mother. Mrs. Jane Wilkinson.
this week
Miss Berg. OF Baltimore. who spent two
months with Mrs l.. $. Folkes this sum-
mer, left for her home in Baltimore on
Wednesday,
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Port Haywood, Va. August 3o.-Miss Mary
Garnett Zoliiconer. OF Richmond. has been
recent guest of her cousin, Mrs. Thomas
d. Lime. ut Woodstock.
Mrs Ciaudius Woodward of Portsmouth.
ts visiting her brother. Sands Smith. at
Benchland.
J. G. Smith and son. Brooks, of Brazona.
Tex, at Willow Grove. with Dit.
Smiths sister. Mrs. r Coleman Borun.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Gardiner Lane. OF
South Boston. arc guests of their mother
at Woodstock.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Murray and daughter.
Margaret. of Baltimore, arc guests OF their
aunt. Miss Enigma Williams.
Mr and Mrs Perry williams of Balti-
more. have been visitors at their sister
Mrs. Leffler. ncar Williams Wharf
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We have carried longer than should a very
and expensive line of Satin Damask Table Cloths This
Of is due to the fact that they hgh-priced
goods. They longer. We have placed them
the counter with the price them and in every
instance there is actual loss but they must They
the product of of the very best Irish mills with
the manufacturers each cloth
Below give you the original price at which sold
than three-fourths of the number purchased,
also the prices have upon them:
Five yards wide by yards long (No. 9000);
original price $500; each ............ $500
Three yards by Il yards, from $3.50 to $500
Four Il yards wide by Il long S9.25; $500
One II yards wide by long, $3.50 $500
One II yards wide by X long, $3.50; 90
One y yards wide by II long, 50 90; $3.50
Two 2 Il yards wide by u long $1,000 $3.50
Two 2 Il yards wide by long, 81 so; $3.50
Three r yards wide by 8 z long $3.50; $3.50
We have also placed upon the (near cle
vator) 20 rs dozen of best Napkins, sizes
22-nch 24-inch, priced follows:
S3.oO maps now. SID
$500 Maps S3.4S
1t is doubtful if another opportunity the
very best in linens such low prices will again
this
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And the many beautiful neY
models on exhibition are uorthy the
attention Of euery woman inter
ested in a new fall suit or golon.

Among the arrivals fifty handsome imported
models, each different distinctive the other
These shown in the fall shades of green,
hogany and rose, and in price from QN1E On
$3.50 Observation-Disclosures. ID IOsUU
We are also showing some very handsome models in
Evening and Dinner Dresses, made brocaded vevets
chiffon eI and I'D satnS these range in price G125 90
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In the Popular Price Suits

at we are showing very special value S17.5O
These made in the stylish two-buton cutaway
effect, and in the shades of mahogany, navy
black.
Another special value just received and offered at
$4,000 handsome Fur Trimmed Getaway Suits These
also in all the rich shades are great
values at the above price.