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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-07
WEST POINT
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West Point, Va. September s-"IIoIiy
Fork Just across the river from West
Point. on the New Kent side. the historic
home Of the hate a. +. Richardson for many
years. and the home Of his daughter
Mrs. J. Powell Garland. has been the scene
OF "a delightful family house party for the
past two weeks. Miss Parrish Richardson
entertained at G:nrer las, Wednesday in
honor OF Mrs Garlands guests. and on
Thursday. launch party was given and
tho party entertained by DR. and Mrs
George W. Richardson. OF West Point who
have Just reached home from :heir summer
nome, 81 kings Creek. on the York River
Ihe houte party come 70 close with an
Informal reception. given by Mrs Garland
+. Richardson The guests enjoying the
HOSPITALITY OF Mrs Garland during the two
mond; Arthur Richardson and family. aud
richardson. OF Dinwiddie County. W.
81 niehards9n ono ~ xe s1 OF rev
d"n and children. ana Mrs 6. Il. James. Of
Newport News selGen and Stuart Rich
Mrs y. T. Richardson left Wednesday
70 70 ' ON pa, part Of seven from Richmond chm.
remain ten days
Mrs. " $ Eastwood. president OF tho
West Point school ana Civic Improvem. Mt
League. called the first meeting OF tho
son on Monday OF this week = representa-
tive number OF women Were In attendance
plans for needed improvements before the
opening of tho school September 10 \
committee appointed To install two
drinking fountains in the school building.
ono on the first floor and one the sec
ond. another TO carry on the work com
ncnced Ia June. OF improving the grounds.
TWO new teachers have boon added to the
faculty ana the eleventh grade added to
the high school. y l.. OgieSby. OF Drnp-
er. ana Hiss Nellie Hunt. OF Louisa. are
the TWO new faculty members. The four
;oariic-E n the last session retained.
Mrs. l. II. Hoffman entertained IT thee
tables OF auction bride "Wednesday af-
telnocn In honor OF Mrs. IL A Tinscy and
her daurh 81, Miss Ruth, Of Baltimore. her
Gucfis. Luncheon was served after tho
games
Mrs y :: S,ahi and her daughter Miss
Bc-ricc OF The Mansion House Euclid
Heights. gave dinner wednesday,
evening. which was followed by dance in
honor OF their guests. Mrs. II. T. Griffin. az
Shreveport. La, and Mrs T. Seal. also OF
Louisiana. hnd for Mrs iionman's guests.
Mrh. Tlnsley and daughter. number Of
guests II IN West Point and from Rich
Jioud yer" present AZ the dance which fol =
loved An enjoyable musical preceded the
dancing.
Mrs +. seny. OF Louisiana. is now on n
visit 70 relatives In Blackstone Va
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FAYETTEVILLE
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Fayetteville y. c., September Ga num-
Der Of guests were pleasantly surpIis ed Mon
day afternoon. when Mrs. Claude w. RAN
kir announced the engagcmcn: OF Miss
Elizabeth Rankin and Hector MacXcthans
The marriage is to take place In Novem-
Der. The occasion very happy one
being n party given in honor OF Miss I.innie
:lsnn, of High Point. who is Mrs Ran.
kin's guest The guests were received by
Mrs. Claude Rankin. Misses Elizabeth and
Iu1n Rankin. Miss Mann and Miss Winnie
Bruton. and were ushered into the parors
where course OF progressive games was
played. Mrs. Sam Tii!nghast and Miss
was book. Mise Jennings being successful
The house guests, Miss Elizabeth Rankin
ana Miss Mann, were given appropriate
prizes. The house was beautifully derorat-
ed In ferns and nasturtiums. In heart
shaped false sandwich on each plate was a
the legend. "E. Ri Mex. Nov. 1al3'
The most largely attended dance OF the
summer season. conceded TO have been one
or tho most enjoyed affairs OF this year.
was given by John c. Holland to Miss Alice
Graves and Siiss Nellie Graves and the
members CT their house party at Carthage.
Tho house party motored down from Cart
haee on Wednesday.
The chapcrons were Mrs Over r. Love-
OF Chicago: Mrs w. y. Williams MIR and
Mrs. S. w. Ttiilnghast. AIR and Mrs.
Claude W, Rankin. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. .Ien-
nlngs Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Siocomb. Jr. Mrs
Maggie MILFORD, Mrs Lucy Powell An
The Fayetteville lodge OF Elks gave n
barbecue at ''Bohnie Doonc." the beautiful
country place OF A. +. Mcclure. on Mon
day. TO the members OF tho. lodge and a
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BLACKSTONE
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nerth2 Isridsefortl; ana colene B@gley OF
henpridso spent the week end with Miss
Sen.l Adams.
G. j., Adams. treasurer OF the Blackstone
school Tor Girls has finished canvasing,
.nu expects n fun schoo! this session
Misses Bessie and lillian Maben have lust
vile.
;, Mr.. and Mrs George crane. of North Caro-
n'i'., haVr been spending some time with
relatives here.
AIiss Eliso Wallace mas accepted a. pos,-
iion &c teach in the high school at LII
C9osse during the coming session. Misses
Sail.n @h"ge and Anne Moncure will return
To Hl.iInx
Misses Ruth Barrow and Leila shore are
Planning 10 enter Randolph Macon Wo-
mans Coilese al Lynchburg,
Miss Anne Moncure gave delightful
n.nrsh mellow roast Thursday evening In
honor OF the Misses Moore from Norfolk
About ATTY guests were invited.
Misses Josie Guy. Rebecca Robertson,
Z0cauen Epes and Blair Maben leave
Tuesday foi Farmvile. where they Will
attend the normal.
Mrs. Morris. or Newport News. was tho
guest OF Mrs. PsscOm Linney this week.
Miss Julia Bagiey has returned from n
house party In North Carolina.
Mrs. II. II Seay Is solng to New York to
spend some time studying art
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GORDONSVILLE
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Iiordonsvile. Va, September 6.-Mr and
Mrs. Parrish r.. Beverley Parrish and little
MGry Chamre Parrish returned to Rich
Mrs. Parrish's mother. Mrs. H. 5. Goodloe.
Miss Elizabeth Livingston. OF Washington.
louisville.
Captain and Mrs J. c. Wambusie q,
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Osborne
Miss I.omasia Cowhe1d. of Columbia, is
visiting her cousins. Mr.. and Mis- w. D.
The Misses Hall. of Lynchburs are spend.
ing this week at the home OF their uncle
Miss a E,izo al tn H",sher Of Lynchburg is
Mrs. Guy Miller. OF burlington.
Miss Louisa Vine. of fredericksburg Is
visiting Mrs. L. l.. Graves. near Barbours-
Miss Ruby Johns Miss AIyne Mondays
guest returned to !.ynchburg on Monday.
Mrs Lea. Mrst Virginia Osbornes guest
Is spending some time with relatives az BED
ford City.
Miss Julia Goodloe is a Weekend guest OF
Miss Eugenia Wambersie at her home near
Orange,
Miss Alice Thurman and Miss Anna Ross.
alter pleasant ,a;r Welt Of several weeks the
Hin. y. G.. have returned 20 their home in
the city.
q pleasant visit Of several weeks TO friends
In RockbridEc County.
d. l.. Herring and family. OF Richmond
.pent several days this week with relatives
in the city.
Miss Bernice Eddins. .: Monroe. was the
guest several days this week of her sister.
Mrs G. w. Matthias.
c. C. Gill. Of Orange was the guest mis-
week CT j. T. Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Il. Collins of Richmond
have hean spending the week with the LAT
ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs l.. j. Faber in
tho city
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Harlow, and Mr.. and
Mrs John Atkins after spending several
weeks with the formers father. John Har.
low, near town. have returned TO their
homes In Birmingham Ala
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Holaday were guests
on Tuesday Of Mr. and Mrs c. c. Gill. In
Orange.
MIss Grace Davenport has been spending
the wctk with her cousin Miss Maude Nc
Mul'an, nj Rapidan.
| Misses Nina and Ruth Gllum after a
pleasant visit to their sister. Mrs. James I
Faber. In the city. hive returned to their
home at Madison Mills. accompanied by Mrs
Faber and family.
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Onancock. Va. September G.--Nrs Virginia
Parker Is home from visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hills. OF Baltimore. Miss Mar
garet Parker will remain with her sister
and attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs Champion and Mr. and Mrs
Carson and two children lately the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harmunson Killmorc
have gone back to Philadelphia.
Henry Powell has returned from St
Mary's County Maryland. where he spent
the month of August.
Robert L. Shield Joined Mrs. Shield at
Orkney Springs Saturday.
Mrs. George Lee Gassuc. who has heen
visiting her mother. Mrs. H. T. Fitchett OF
Cape Charles. is at home.
Mrs Fannie T. Taylor went 10 Salisbury
Md. Monday for an extended visit to rela-
tives
Spencer Y. Rogers. of New York. was With
his parents for the week
Mrs. w. r. Wise and John are So
journing ut Cape Henry.
Tuilcy a. JOynes, OF Baltimore visited his
parents. Superintendent and Mrs G. G..
Joynes. this week.
Mrs. Florence G. Keliam returned from
Winterport. Maine. Saturday. having spent
three months there with her daughter Mrs.
william. Filings North.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel w. NAPLES. who
have been visiting Captain and Mrs S T.
phia Monday.
Miss Berthe Lee NAPLES 10 back from a
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South Boston Va. september 6.-Edward
DE Jarnette. who has been attending a bust
ness college in Richmond, has returned to
his home here.
Rev. John Wesley Elliott. who for the past
summer has been teaching school In New
Miss Mary Clair Norwood of Birmingham.
Ala Is the guest OF Miss Marie Norwood.
Misses Esteie and Thnlia White, of
Brookneal. spent the Weekend with Miss
Mrs. Chas. Skinner. of Greensboro is
spending some time with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. w tasley.
Mrs. j. McN. Slower left few days ago
for Connecticut. where she will spend some
Time visiting friends and relatives
Mrs. Jos. r. Terry and daughter. Bessie,
are at Blue Ridge Springs.
Stebbins Lawson left Tuesday for W NJ l.
10 attend school there for the coming SEES
sion.
Miss Read Barksdale, Of PAGES. is visit
Mrs. Samuel w. Dunn who has been
spending the summer in Hendersonvilie. y.
G.. has returned home
Miss Florine Irby, of Vernon Hill. is the
st the home OF Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Love
lae, on Jeffress Street. the following guests
yer; entertained Mt bridge: Misses I.aveIett
Moron. Marie Enslay. Emma Bell Morton,
Annie Walters. Mnrye Lawson. Ruth Pea
nick Alice Blocker. Elizabeth Morton.
Nitn Evans. Eva Lovelace and Snllie Love
lace. all of this place. Miss Nancy and Nell
Darlington: Of lexington Miss Bessie Ho-
ward. of Norfolk, and Miss Florine Irby. OF
Vernon Hill. The highest score was made
by Miss Lavelett Morton. to whom was
preaching marriage OF John S. Iiarriss. and
Miss Sailie Jennings I.ovelace. on October
To- Just az the guests were about to depart
a messenger arrived with message an
Thomas w. Clarke to Miss Elizabeth Wat
kins Morton. on October 16.
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Blacksburg. Va. September e.-Mrs. Fran
els wilson and two young sons left Friday
Tor schenectady y. Y. where they will
make their home. Mrs. Rupert Stockurd
accompanied them to New York and is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Metcalf. there.
MISS Dorothy Booker. OF New York. is
tpending several days at Hotel Blacksburg.
as the guest OF Mrs Cary Il. Preston.
Mrs. J. b.. Tutwiier left Thursday night
Tor visit Of several weeks to her brother
in.iaw, q. Tutwi!er. In Philadelphia.
MIS- robert NJ Patterson. Miss Rebecca
anu Robert Patterson arrived In Blacksburg
Iuesday from six weeks trip TO Europe.
Later In the fall they VIII return to Phil
adelphia for the winter
Dr. Byron w. Eakin. of Union. w Va, Is
parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. Eakin
tev. i. =. Senter and family have return
sd to their home In Roanoke after spend
ing the summer At the inn.
William &. Elicit left for Richmond Tues-
day night. to undergo treatment at one OF
the hospitals.
Miss Virginia Thomas left this week for
Savannah. Ca, where she will take up her
Work az "a trained nurse
MT. and Mrs. r. Barnett. who have been
spending the summer at the home of Mrs
y NJ. Robinson left Thursday for New or
leans.
Professor and Mrs. Clarence p Miles are
spending ten days with the formers rela-
tves In Richmond
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Bic stone Gap Va September Mr. j.
son OF Farmvillc. arrived in the Gap on
Monday on visii TO Mrs. j. q. Nesbit. Mrs.
Bowcn's sister.
Miss Maud ould OF Norton. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Geo. l.. Taylor FOR the
Mrs. ; Polly returned SUNDAY from AN ex-
tended visit To her daughter, Mrs. Asee. In
Washington city.
!. II. Picrpont and family have returned
from two weeks visit to 3ir. Pierpont' 5
old home. at Paeonian Springs, Loudoun
Ms. J. N. Wills and daughter. Miss
7s nnt , LEFT seHday nigh, for cinGinna,i
DR.. and Mrs. Karl s,oehr and little son
returned from Visit to Cincinnati. Wash
Miss Ruth Jones returned last week from
. visit TO Miss Anna Kerr To,npk!ns In
Miss Lucy Hiner left sunday for waynes-
horo; where she will spend her vacation
Mrs. Mntoon who spent some time in the
Gap visiting her sister Mrs. J. O., Nesbit,
Mrs: Eliza Barron and granddaughter,
ing on a weeks visit 10 relatives and friends
in Scott County;
Tenn. visiting MIR Moore's brother, j..
y; Moore. near Highland Park
sunday night from an extended visit to re-
iaiiyes at BLUFF CITY. Tenn.
MI ana MIS- q. l. w a0e. Jr., leIt to-day
on ten days visit TO Mr.. Wades parents.
in ChristiansburS.
Mrs. ~. X. Kelly was, hostess at, one Of
the most enjoyable card parties this sea
son on last Thursday afternoon. in honor Of
her sister Mrs. Andrew Ramsey. OF Bir-
lnusham. Ala. At six tables OF auction
bridge and TWO tables OF rock the many
friends OF Mrs Kelly enjoyed the afternoon
at her beautiful home on Poplar I'M.
Among those present were: Mrs. Andrew
Ramsey. OF Birmingham: Mrs Cochran. Mrs.
Winston. Mrs. Rhoads. Mrs Thomas. OF
Tia MT Mrs
II. L. Fox. Mrs. X. r. Aisover. Mrs. Bieber.
Mrs Painter, Mrs. Peck. Mrs. Cabell. Mrs.
J. w. Kelly, Mrs. Mouser. Mrs. Hall, OF
Houston Mrs. Kirby. OF Meridian. Miss
Mrs. Irvine. Mrs. Chalkley Mrs. Reeder.
Mrs Il. l.. Goodloc Mrs. Hooks OF Atlanta:
Mrs Wade Mrs. owens. Mrs. Mary Ram
sey Miss sarah Cochran. Miss Minnie Fox.
Miss Hall, OF Houston; Miss Thomson. OF
Richmond. and Miss Goodloe. The prize in
auction bridge a beautiful scarf won
by Mrs. Cabeli, and the consolation prize. 1,
cut glass powder box. Dy Mrs
Thomas. while Mrs. Alsover won the rock
prize copy of the Heart OF the Hills"
Refreshments, consisting OF a delicious salad
course, served.
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Louisa Va. September 6.-One of the most
enjoyable dances given here FOR long
time given by Miss Anna Griffith on
Monday evening in the town hall. All the
guests Of the hotel now present and u
large number Of young girls and young
men from the town and elsewhere. About
twenty five thirty couples danced the
german and other dances Refreshmen s
served the close OF the evening
Mrs. Marshal Daniel and daughter. Eliza i
bear. returned to their home In Baltimore
10 day after six weeks stay in Louisa
Mrs. = II. Flanagan returned to Louisa
Tuesday. She attended the marriage OF her
son. samuel II. Flanagan. OF Matewan w.
Va, and Miss =. j. ScrugGs in salem.
August 70
Miss Elizabeth Flanagan is visiting her
uncle DIR. Allan Black and wife. at Holiins
College.
Mrs George H. Johnson, who returned
Friday from visit TO Richmond and
Toana. left to-day to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Floyd King. In Clifton Forge.
Mrs. Richard Wording and little dauFh-
ter returned TO their home in Pttsylvania
Mrs r. L. Bayre,, lef, Tuesday to visit
her daughter Mrs. William McLendon.
In Washington.
Mrs. lisa =. Child and Mrs Weir Good
win returned from New Jersey to-day
where they visited Mrs. Childs sons
Miss Ellen Kent has returned from an
extended trip. which included the Pacific
coast. Honolulu and other places.
Robert NJ. Kent and family. OF Richmond
are visiting At MIR. Kenrs old home here.
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Radford Va. September 6.-The Music
Club gave delightful concert Thursday
afternoon in the club hall.
! Mrs. Vincent Adamson and little son left
Sunday for Albany. y. Y. after spending the
summer with Judge and Mrs. c. f. Cassel
Miss Virginia Wright returned home Tues
day from Norfolk, where she spent several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs John l.. Vaughan of Shaws-
VILE. at the West End Hotel until after
the Radford Fair.
| Mr. and Mrs. Garland Johnson and little
daughter. Nancy Mann, OF Lynchburs. are
visiting Mrs. c. c. johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Robinson will
! make their home at the West End Hotel
for the present
| Miss Elizabeth Smmerman and Jack
Draper. of wytheville. visited Misses Ruth
and Mary Painter this week
OF Riner. and F. 6. Flanagan. of Christians
burg spent the week-en with J. ". Fiana-
gan last week
tables OF i've hundred last Friday after
noon. In honor OF her guests. Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Riley. OF Memphis. Tenn. Mrs. Riley
presided at the punch bowl. and Mrs Ed
giles and Geneva Edmondson in serving ices
| and sweets. Quite number Of entertain
| party Monday By Mrs. Stevens; a )
o'clock dinner Monday by Mrs Goldsmith
and bridge party b. Mrs. William lngles
Tuesday
| Colonel and Mrs. Warner j. kenderdine
| spent Friday in Roanoke.
Mrs. Lucy r. Ammen returned to her
home In Salem on Friday after visiting
Mrs. l. o. Bulnrd
Miss Kathyn Barker. Of Mendoza is WIS.,
iiing Mrs. +. ID. Johnson.
Flanagan William shelburn. John Flana-
gan and Frank Flanagan. OF Christians
! burg the guests OF j. W. Finagan on
\ Tuesday and Wednesday.
visiting his mother In Bedford CITY
+. +. Billiard left Friday for Pittsburgh,
Pa. after spending his vacation with his
mother. Mrs. l. o. Billiard.
7. Il. Vaughan and daughter: Virgi nia.
| spent :. few days In Roanoke this week
| Miss Mary Lee Wagner, of Biuened is
visiting Miss Eugenla Cassidy.
Mark Ecid attended the Ga!ax Fair this
week.
Mrs r f Vaughan had as her com
| OF Logan. W. Va; Mrs. A. q; Williams and
children of Emory. and Mr. and Mrs II.
| l. Smith. of Bristol.
Leo Dixon left Saturday for a visit to
Chillicothe. O.
Mrs. J. IL. Stump left Wednesday to b.
with her daughter. Miss Jennie Sue In
johnson City. while MIR and Mrs W a.
Starritt are absent on trip to Niagara.
Mrs. r. r. Ncell has returned from
Misses Ethel and Georgia Kinzer. OF Vicar.
We're the guests of Miss Nina Bruce last,
week
a. $. johnson left sunday for Johnson
from n nnq They spen, H this week
in Charleston. W. Va.
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culpep.r. Va. September Miss jamie
friends among Masonic circles. who were
, here Friday to attend the entertainment
Among her guests We're Misses Heien
philips and Amelia Woods, Of Frederieks.
burg; Misc Mary Hriplett. OF Markham. and
Mrs. W. ". Grenor, of Orange
a most enjoyable dance. gotten up by
in caipcprr, wa. held in the Arm loTs Hail
p.r,ieip,,ed. Amons INC visiting girls
Merrill, OF Georgia. and Foreshaw. OF
Baltimore. who were guests OF Miss Lucy
wiltshire. Miss sudie Scott. OF Charlotte.
y C.. who is visiting her cousin. Miss
Helen Macoy; Miss Julia Rollins, Of Gov
and Miss FLOYD Of Texas '' CUES, rS OF the
Misses Vowel. The out-of- town men in
GUIDED M.ssrs- Palmer stesrns Phillips and
OF baltimore. Greene, OF St Louis: per-
ton Evans. OF amherst; Garth, OF char
tries, OF Norfolk Mesdames $ Russell
Smith and c. Louis Dohme. of Culpep per and
Edward Hill, OF Baltimore. were the
NJ. and Mrs John r. Lumpkin. OF New
York. who have been visiting the Rev. and
s"naSe returned home Tuesday. Mrs. c.
| W Lumpltin. OF Richmond. is still with
them and will be their guest for u longer
Mrs. Edward Wager. of Washington. who
mas been visiting her brother and sister
Miichclis. she VIII be Joined .ere in a
few days by MIR. Wager, who has been with
weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs Edward Hill have returned
to their home in Baltimore. after a week
With relatives at the old H!ll mansion on
Mrs. Roger Bickers and Mrs sam Jones
entertained At the home OF the former on
the Rixsyylle Road Friday afternoon with
large bridge party in honor Of Miss Mary
I rthl
placed in the wide hall and parlors
and appropriate favors marked the places
Louise Fray. Helen Armstrong. Mildred
Bisphan. l;ucie Wiltshire; Katherine Merrill,
James Strother Shumate and Dickers OF
Jennings, Edward Brooke and Edwin
Gr'msiey. Grape juice punch served
during the evening and fruit salad and
sandwiches at the conclusion OF the games
Prizes were won by Mrs Shumate and Miss
Louise Fray.
\ most attractive entertainment was the
lawn fete given by the Culpeper Chapter
Daughters OF the Confederacy, on Tuesday
evening At the Coon's home Fast street
The games as well as the house being brill
ceaied in brightly colored Japanese Ian
terms. and refreshments served from
tables under the big trees. a unique fea-
ture was the series of living pictures rep
resent!ng wcll-known songs. The huge gilt
picture frame was arranged on the front
porch. which was decorated with pots OF
ferns and other flowers and the picture
was shown an unseen singer rendered the
song II represented. THE Bride" posed by
Miss Helen Macoy: Absent" by Miss Bruce
Williams The Rosary" by Miss Kathryn
Eggborn. and My Hero as posed by
Major Edwin Slaughter. only a few In
the list. and none elected more hearty APP
plauSe from the enthusiastic audience
than Mighty LAX Rose" posed by
Aunt Martha Payne. II venerable colored
woman. Another attractive feature was the
! gypsy tent. presided by Miss Sanford
Norris as gypsy queen. who was one OF the
successes OF the evening with her clever
palm readings.
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Highland Springs. Va. September 6.--Thc
Woman's study Club. OF Highland Springs.
held It's first annual meeting Wednesday al
ternoon In the town hall. with the presi-
dent Mrs. Kate Read. presiding. Roll call
was responded to by summer "reminiscences
which were interesting and much enjoyed
After the business hour refreshments were
served. and the meeting adjourned to meet
the FIRST Wednesday. in October ut the
home OF Mrs Woodward. IIostcsses were:
Mesd'mes Smith. Moore, Rich and Bar
bour.
The Rev. c. o. Blanton will MI hIa pulpit
In the Methodist Episcopal Church oil High
land Springs this morning, at IL o'clock
preaching again at o'clock at night His
subject for the night service will he the
last OF series OF six sermons tho
"Prod!gal SON"
A very interesting meeting WAS held In
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Freezing. Va. September 6--Riley Pen
Dington is visiting relatives at Whites
burg. Ky, this week
Kcnus Dorton OF Osborns Gap. is Mt
Freezing.
Columbus Phipps is visiting friends In
town.
James d, Lipps. OF osborn's Gap it at
freezing.
Claude F. Beverley is visiting friends at
Jenkins. KY.
Arthur Colley, OF near Clntwood, was in
town during the week
Mrs, William McFaii is visiting her
granddaughter. Mrs. ASA L. Hughes. OF
Georges Fork.
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Concord, Va, september 6.--Mrs John
raschaI ieit FRIDAY for her home in Nor
folk, 1:t-c = two wccks stay with her
mother, Mrs Robert Staples.
Cards hsVc Occu received announcing IN.
approx hinb W, rrIaEc OF Miss Sarah Eliza
beth Evans, dcughter oil DR. and Mrs
Thomas ". Evars, to Jesse Edward Moon
OF l.ynchbutS. on Wednesday evening Sep
TENDER 10, Mt O'Clock.
Miss Louise Akcrs returned Saturday from
visit to Professor and Mrs w c. ken
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number OF invited guests. 4. ID. Mcmillan,
John o. Ellington, Hubert Ramsaur ana
Captain James ID. Mcneil had charge OF
the days entertainment. Messrs Mcmillan
and Ellington supervising the barbecue
particularly. In addition to the barbecue. a
fine dinner spread.