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The Washington times., 1913-08-01
Realty Transfers

Chillum Castle Heights Washington Land
and Improvement Company I" ". ]. Broth
ers lots 50 and 81. square 1890 81 500.
Newport place. between Twenty-first and
Twenty-secOnd streets-Jesse w. Rawlings
et ux to William ID. Howard ana Elizabeth
F. Howard lot 2l3. square GO. 80.
Deauwood Heights-Willam u. Howard 81
ux to Jesse ". Rawlings. lot -. squar~
5272. so.
lam T CarIin and Clara NJ. Cariin. lot s..
square 1886. SO.
I% Drot Park-Harry A. Kite et ux to
George w Iatinore and Alice f. Latimore
lot e5. block 10. SO.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
MRS. MARION w. SIMPSON.

Mrs Marion Wood simpson widow OF
Col. Wendell L. Simpson, died yesterday
at the Walter Reed Hospital. following
a protracted Illness. The funeral has
been set for tomorrow afternoon at i:So
at the home OF her son. Lieut. 3. W.
Simpson, at Fort Myer. She will be
buried in Arlington beside the grave OF
her husband
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
Army and Navy
ARMY,

ARMY.
First Lieutenant GEORGE B. JONES,
Medical Reserve Corps relieved from
duty at Camp E s. Otis, Canal Zone,
Panama, and ordered home. granted
four months leave.
Major CHARLES NICK. SALTZMAN,
Signal Corps, to New York city to
inspect radio equipment being man
ufactured for the Signal Corps.
First Lieutenant ARTHUR H. WILSON,
cavalry, to Military Academy for
duty.
Acting Dental Surgeon JAY w. SMITH
is relieved from duty at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, to his home, Somer-
set, KY.
Lieutenant Colonel CHARLES B.
WHEELER, Ordnance Department,
or a commissioned assistant, to in
spect field batteries Of organized
militia at Worcester, Mass; Law
renee, Mass; Providence, R. L.;
Branford, Conn; Manchester, n. H. !;
Fort Williams. Ne; Fort Constitu-
ton, \. H; Fort Rodman. Mass; /;
Fort Terry, n. Y; Fort H G.
Wright, n. T.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
Well Quit Eating Meat
In Ten Years, He Says

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-"American peo-
pie will scarcely know the taste of
meat ten years from now" declared
J. T. Russell. president of the National
Butchers Association, at the annual
picnic of Chicago butchers.
Meat sales over the nation have
dropped of from 35 to so per cent
within the last three years. The scare
ity of live stock is the reason Far
mers refuse to raise cattle because the
cost of production is SO great and as
a result the feeders demand more
money for their stock"
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
Pair Gets Big Loot
In Daring Robbery

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. .1-Under
the glare OF a dozen electric lights, while
people passed to and fro less than ten
yards away, two men early today held
up Edward Fraunfelter. proprietor of
the Central Hotel. beat him into uncon-
seriousness and roboed him OF two dia-
stones throw Of the Reading terminal
The robbers then waIkcd calmly
away and disappeared in an alley. The
police have failed to find the slightest
trace Of them.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

1T New York yard.
California at Victoria. B. c.: Wheel
ing at Puerto. Mexico: Orion at
Newport News: Denver at corin'o.
from Charleston for New
port: MARYLAND from Cordova, Alas
ka for Controller RAY. Alaska: Ala
hama from Bermuda for New York;
Yorktown from Corinto for salins
Cruz. Mexico.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
WATCH & CLOCK REPAIRING

WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING. Called
Tor and delivered anywhere
M. s. NORMAN, the Washington Expert
100 II st. y. E Phone Lincoln 200 l.
ANY AMERICAN WATCH, regardless OF
condition. repaired and guaranteed for 81
for July only. Ii. JANOF. So4 E st. y. W.
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Announcement OF the subscription
price on Southern Pacific will be made
between August 10 and Is. At the be
ginning Uf the present activity in the
general movement it was argued that
stocks were being made to sell higher
in order to put Southern Pacific well
above the proposed subscription price.
The stock, however has been indiffcr>
ent to the general treEd.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
WORKINGMAh'S WANTS

WORHINGMEN-Did you ever hear Of the
burnt child story?'' Well why not be
sur where you are spending your cash; we
have no reduction sales" but big value in
slightly used suit. s. to $40; one price
.JCSTH = OLD STAND, 6I9 D.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
Sales Today on
Local EXCHANGE

Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
SIS. sl00d105.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. sass. sass, 15dsS.
After calI-Washington Gas. sass.
Capital Traction, 1Gd116, 1Gql1514.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
Cupid on Boardwalk.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.. Aug. IA
cupid's bureau is to be opened on the
boardwalk. 1t will be a place where
bashful bachelors and eligible maidens
may become acquainted.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
One Cent. His Bail.

CHELSEA. Mass, Aug. 1.-One cent
was ixed as bail for John w. Loden,
arraigned for allowing his hens to
wander onto neighboring property.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01

Macarthur, formerly lived in Washing
ton. learned today of her death i'm Phtla-
delphia yesterday. The body was ship
ped to Boston, her former home, for
interment
The Washington times., 1913-08-01

The southern Pipe Line Company has
declared its regular quarterly dividend
of s. per share. payable August 30 to
holders of record of August 10.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
FLOOR OILS

{. r. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KILL-
ING FLOOR OIL contains olium and wax
Keeps the floors clean and bright, and gives
them i polished finish Good for your furnl-
ture Try it. sec gal. delivered. Used by
the L. :. Govt and over 10 600 families for
The Washington times., 1913-08-01

The market in Steel did not appear to
be a natural one. and 1t was predicted
that Steel should hold for awhile and
then break sharply. Union Pacific acted
heavy. and was for sale on all rallies.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01

The syndicate formed to underwrite
ST.. .Op0, CO0 per cent convertible bonds
for the New Haven railroad has been
closed, and an allotment will be made
shortly.
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New York Curb Market.

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On the strength of cables the cotton
market opened to points higher, and
was sustained in the early trade by
scattered covering ahead of the Govern
ment report. which was not received
till noon. From many sections of Texas
showers were reported, and it was
colder. The Liverpool market was firm.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01

Reports from the Northwest resulted
in upturns on the Chicago wheat mar
ket. AL the opening Raises or y anu 's
resulted. The reports were favorable i'll
character. but these were lost sight OF
by the trade there
The Washington times., 1913-08-01

Friends of Mrs Katherine J. Near
thur. who with her husband. Edward H.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
New York Cotton Market.

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PERSONAL

MISS STURN M4ANIcCRING AND
4'h hA'1 ~ SA'A' SCALP TREATMENT
rs lITB ST. n. W. ROOM l. Hours . till s.
MISS JAMRRON. Manicure, face massage.
and scalp treatment. 1904 G St " w. md
floor front. Hours from 10 a. m. to p. m.
10
ARE YOU GOING AWAY? We will return
your laundry the hour you mention;
charges moderate for this positive ssrvies-
PHONE MAIN $50.
THE TOLMAN LAUNDRY.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES

Z. ii. THOMAS * JAS. FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01

Immediately following the Government
reports the cotton market advanced
from 10 to Is points with active cover
lng OF saorIs. The report was below
expectation. October cotton advanced
u points to "a; December, 13, to 1l.Sl !;
January. 10 lL22, an advance of IL
points, and March, to n.3O. up 10
points.
The Washington times., 1913-08-01
MARKET IS STEADY
AF TER FUND OFFER
Vigorous Response Expected
With Treasury Announce
ment Does Not MateriaIize.

NEW YORK, Aug: 1.-The announce
ment that the United States Govern
ment is prepared to supply funds to
the farmers of the South and West for
stock moving purposes did not meet
with the vigorous response on the
stock market as had been anticipated.
Gains ranging from 4 to " were made
in nearly all the issues of any import
ance, but part of these advances were
later lost on moderate selling.
Canadian Pacific was weak, having
declined a point. From Montreal came
the report mat the officers OF the Ca
madam PaciTc railroad had declared the
lun.uT InaI the IdIIrUad wUuIu construct
All electric ROAD between hamilton and
Niagara rains to be without 1ounda-
ton. This, however, had no effect on
the weakening stock.
With the exception of Southern Pa
cinc shares, MnCn We're unsettled,
LONDON market.
Ime curD market was steady.
Throughout the morning, the mar
ket was entirely professional, and
NhaI little trading occurred was con-
lined TO very few issues. by noon
the market was dull.
There was a firm undertOne in the
market, however, but II was a dlSap-
polntment throughout, as higher prices
were looked Tor. The prediction was
made in certain quarters that listed Sc
curities will sell lower next week on
account of stock news which. 1t is be-
lieved, will be disappointing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
AMHERST
TSpecial 10 Th. Tines.Disn,,,h

tspeclai 10 The Times Dispatch.1
Amherst. Va. May 3i.-Miss Jane Gun.
nlhshhT' who has been teaching in Hamp.
ton. has returned home.
Miss Edith sturgi.. of Forest was ,h,.
week the guest OF Mrs ]. NJ Coleman
burg. spent Sunday at Mrs. s. B. Taiia.
ferro's.
Rev l. Hunter Early and Rev H. v
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. which convened at Orange
Mrs. Linda Wine this week visited Mr.,
Pau! Rucker and other friends n, Am.
herst.
George w. Dearborn. Charles A. Joubert
Mayor Edward Meeks and Others were IN
Washington this week on business
Mrs III. " Shenton. of Atwood. was This
week guest OF Mrs. l.. Hunter Early
Miss Gladys Talieferro of I.ynchbure re-
turned home Tuesday after al visit 70 her
aunt. Mrs. w. L. Brodic
Miss Barden. of Amelia County is the
guest Of Miss Ruth Ware
On Thursday night Misses Ruth and Mary
Ware entertained some OF the High School
pupils and few others in honor OF Miss
here Out-o -doo, games were played and
all spent a pleasant evening. Among those
present were Misses Ethel Morris Annie
Whitten. Effie Whitten, Hester Scott Helen
II. Joyner. Ruth Cunningham, Annie Har-
rison and Hamet Whitten: Thomas Cunning
ham, Robert Cunningham, Aubrey Joyner
and Miss Annie Fitzgerald and Professor
$. + PoindeXter. During the evening dainty
refreshments were served by Mrs. l.. H.
Ware and Misses Lizzie Ware and Vera p
.Toyner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
RADFoRD
Especial to The Times. Di.pntch.1

Radford. Va. May sI.-The Radford pub-
lie schools closed Friday. Thursday being
class day. large audience was assembled
IN the High School auditorium to hear the
program. Friday night In the Colonial The
mtre' ,tre' the graduation exercises took place.
Akers Helen Brown, Clara stone. Jesse
Johnston. Elizabeth Moran VashtI Howard
Nina and Ocie Hall. Nina and SalIie Elm
stein and Lottie Roberts: Kuhn Barnett.
Miss Anna Kenderdne left Friday night
tor Annapolis Md. where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred s. Bullard
Misses Evelyn Lyle and Maude johnson
returned home Wednesday from Bristol.
where they attended the home coming
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Combiths OF Blue
neld. are visiting Mrs. Combith's mother.
Mrs. l.. o. Bulnrd.
Miss Elizabeth Martin left the last OF
the week for her home in Salem. after
spending the winter In town.
Miss Maude johnson was the charming
hostess at linen shower at her benuti,
ful home, Glencoe Saturday afternoon. in
honor OF the briae-to-be. Miss Leila Gold
smith, whose marriage to Ainsworth Hague,
Jr.. Of Newark T. j.. Will take place
green and white was suspended between
tho trees. where the presents tied In green
and white were pinned between Japanese
tea were served on the lawn. The guests
Miss % Hague o. Newark. y. j.. and and MISS %h.s
Julia Omohundro. OF Richmond.
Mrs. G. w Lyle left Thursday for Traut's
Hospital Roanoke. for treatment.
from Bristol School Washington. d. c.
Miss Lucille Finks has returned 10 her
home in Saltville. after spending the win
ter with Mrs. j. =. Whit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
ASHEVlLLE
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Battery Park Hotel .tsheviiie. \. 6. May
sl-with the probable season of grand ran
AsheviIles great White Way @ op'eia1m the nnovS el
ton of a baby show at the state Fair.
the the opening , of another large resort hotel.
and tho influx OF 900 tourists, Asheviile q
VIII be placed In the front ranks OF the
summer resorts OF the country. THAT the
the usual number OF summer guests is
proved pan by, by a: a glance at the long lis, of ad
are beginning to realize that even south
of the Mason and Dixon line 1t is much
cooler than at many OF the Northern re-
sorts. provided the tourist spends the sum
mer In the Blue Ridge Mountains. where
even In August crate fires often blaze
cherrily in the hotel lobby.
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels
and William Gonzales, editor OF the Column
guests at the meeting of the North Caro-
/ Una Press Association TO be held here this
sntnmeT mann. Nh uo;S Gonzales s, has been recon-
ment as minister to Cuba.
Governor Locke Craig will to Ashe-
vile, vile next TUESDAY and VIII be rendered n
vtcves College. where later in the afternoon
the Governor Will deliver the commencement
address.
The Richmond Howitzers passed through
here Monday en- route 10 the reunion OF
Confederate veterans at Chattanooga.
Mrs. F. b. Young who for some time
has been residing in Richmond. left Tues
day for this city. where in the future she
will make her home.
Mrs. Jeter c. Prltchard has been spending
several weeks in l,ichmond with her hus-
band. Judge Prtchard. but both Will ar
rive In Ashcvie next Thursday to remain
for some time
II. c. Waddell, of Richmond. was at the
Battery Park recently.
George Harrington, OF Richmond but
formerly OF Ashevilie. has been spending
several days here.
Mrs. George Schorn, OF Richmond has
been spending the month at the Battery
Park. where shc has made many friends
during her sojourn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
RALEIGH
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Raleigh ~ c.. May 3l.-The Tuesday AZ
ternoon Book Club had its meeting the
past week on Thursday afternoon. and Mrs
Lacy home at Milbrook.
The dances by the frsternites in connec-
ton with tho commencement for A. and
NJ, College were delightful features OF the
past week The nrst was the Kappa sigma
a and the Sigma Phi Epsilon in Pullen Hall
couples dancing. including many visitors.
Wednesday morning there was the com
mencement german from II to 1880 o'clock
Then on Wednesday evening there was the
dance from to o'clock. ''"'e'''''e'
There WAS charming luncheon at the
close the reunion of the Phi Delta Chapter
oi the Kappa Delta Society. The color
sch scheme ,Srns was green and white. white roses
Place cards were tiny white rosebud book
,eis. ,,is. Those attending the luncheon were
OF Goldsboro; Mary Louise Manning and
and Sarah Wilson, OF Charlotte: Annie Mic
kiinmon, Amy Winston and Lucy and EIiz-
There was as a deiisht!ui uS i dance nj tn. r,
leigh country Club Monday evening com
Piimentary to Miss Josephine Cooper. OF
Ian. Hon Franklin d. Roosevelt and Mrs
NSHssve15 MIss b,x;s We're an1ens amor the guests
evening for card party in honor of Miss
Emily Thompson. of Pittsburgh, and Misses
Eliza Leach and Hattie Aston. OF this city.
Hearts was the game and the afternoon
was one Of special pleasure for nifty guests
Al his lovely home North Dlount
street. Judge II. W. winston is having a
lovely tea garden made that liz unique for
the city. 1t is approached through a
japanese gate in the hedge on the north
side of the grounds. Hickory wood fur
nishings especially designed by the late
Mrs. winston. are being installed and the
place Is very pretty.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Bagley were hosts
and hostess Monday evening for a charm
ing dinner party for which the guest OF
honor was Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Assistant Secretary of the United States
Navy Mr.. Roosevelt was here to deliver
the commencement address at a. and NJ,
College. and Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley enter
tained him at the home OF Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels, which Mr.. and Mrs.
Bagley are Occupying while the Daniels
family Is residing In Washington The
guests other than Mr. Roosevelt for the
dinner were DR.. ID. H. Hill. president OF
a. and 81. College: Mrs HILL Captain w.
q. Peace. military instructor y. and NJ.
College. and Mrs, Peace. Albert Cox Mr..
John a. Marks and Mrs. Marks and Jose
phus Daniels. Jr.
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WELDON
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Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Weldon. \. c., May 3l.-Miss Gertrude Sc
brill. of Boykins. spent several days with
friends here this week.
Mrs Frank A. Cole visited relatives and
friends In Richmond this week
Miss Julia Curtis Rhein. of Tillery. is
spending the week with relatives here
Miss Eleanor johnson has returned home
from Raleigh
Miss Leona Shaw. or Halifax. Is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Williams.
Miss Mildred Speers went to Smiihhcld
Thursday to spend some time with relatives.
Mrs. II. NJ. Poe, .ir OF Rocky Mount. spent
several days this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Poe Sr.
Miss Jeanette Musgroyc returned home
Thursday from Greensboro
Miss Susie Parker who has been spending
some time at Blackstone, has returned home
Misses Elsie Buchanan and Lillian Fentress
of Washington. n. c.. were tho guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Parker this week.
Senator and Mrs. Walter T.. Daniel have
tssued invitations TO the twenty nth ami
versary OF their marriage. Friday evening.
June 6. 1913 W. T.. Daniel ana Miss Jean
nette Snead were married at Fork Union.
Va, June 6. 1858.
Leonard Ireland. of Tampa. Fla. and Miss
Ednah Fosburg. OF Key West. Fla were
married Wednesday night by Rev. Albert
New, rector, OF the parish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-01
GLADSTONE

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
Gladstone. Va, May 3l.-Miss Florence III
iontwright; OF Gilliamsviiie. Is the guest of
Mrs. J. o. Wallace.
w. H. Davenport Is visiting relatives NJ
Gordonsvillc this week.
Misses Mary Paul and Alice Wallace have
Just returned from Blackstone Female In
stitntc, where the former graduated with
high honorn
Captain and Mrs. !. A. Capen are making
an extended trip TO the Northern cities and
VIII also spend some time In Canada and
return by way of Atlantic City
ID; y. Ciemmer is spending some time In
Misses Alma and Theima Smith have. re-
turned home from Blackstone
:. G. Payne visited LovinKstor this week
e. D. Akers made trip to I.ynchburg
few days ago.
Miss Mary Capeli has returned from a
short stay In Richmond
Mrs Maria Fnrrar. OF Lexington. Is the
guest OF Mrs. X. c. Megginson.
Mrl. and Mrs A. .. Jordan were guests
AT lhe horne OF w. Fl. Harris several days
Ernest Tompkns. of Alexandria. Va. has
Moons here.
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OLD POINT
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lopecidi 10 Ine Times Dtspatc tch
Old Point Comfort Va. May 3l1Gos.ir
OF OF the week has been busy with the new.
OF tho erpected arrival OF the Atlantic
meet In these waters early next week while
here the feet will receive with fuii navnI
honorF battleship from Brazil on which
VIII come number OF dignitarics from tina,
country TO return 10 America the cali made
10 10 theiT country by former Secretary OF
flower, and the dispatch boat Dolphin. with
number OF officials aboard will also come
9own n from Washington to meet the
George F Adams will entertain to-mor-
row at dinner for Mrs. Paul r Tupper. who
mas mas recently returned from ST. Louis TO take
months. Mr.. Adams's guests will include
Major and Mrs. Chamberlin. Major and Mrs
tenant NJ S Keen anu Lieu
:, Mrs Glarenee ars.,. Gray Dlnsmore and Mrs.
York after a two weeks soJourn here
Lieutenant Keen entertained at lunch SUN
Gay In honor OF Lieutenant and Mrs. Guy
MIX and their house party
Mr.. and Mrs. E PendIeton Rogers. OF New
YORK, who have been spending part OF their
honeymoon in the mountains of Virginia
this week '"'
Mrs, r. w. McNeilly. of Warrington. wife
or or Lieutena Comma nder McNeilly. United
The visit OF the Atlantic fleet
March G. Turner left Wednesday for New
Chamberlin. '''
j. r. burgess. OF Dedham. Mass who has
peen cruising In Hampton Roads on his
sacht Corinna' was guest here this week.
Ihe Yacht ltasca. with n party from Nor
ioik, including Mrs Edward MAY Mrs
w. Robinson Mrs John Woodward. Mrs
Robinson. Mrs Lloyd Williams and Mr.
and Mrs Henry Henke. anchored Thursdav v
OF the Chamberin pier while the party
came ashore for lunch.
this week to meet Captain Fields. IJnitcd
states Navy. of the Tennessee, which re-
turned to Old Point Sunday after n stay
OF i've months at smyrna
Registered this week from Richmond were
Angel, w. y. Fitzgerald and A. r.
Pond ~ ~
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CULPEPER
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Tate entertained Saturday afternoon "ias last in in
Jamssons Hi Those playing ineladed nHa' Miss Ga
smoot. of Alexandria; Mrs Charles waite.
Mrs. Tucker Chelf. Misses Sally Strother.
sally Sally anderson sutherlin: Alice cartor, Nita
field daisies used for decorating the
attractive rooms.
Mrs John ID. Spencer and her two dauEh-
Spencer. OF Danville. have returned from
,nar MashnS,Gn nns, ana nd were guests this week OF
East Street and Will also visit another
cousin. Mrs. Clifford Miller Mt "BeSure
guard"
Mrs. S. NJ. Newhouse has been snend,nr
the week with her son-in-law and dnuehtcrs
Mr. and Mrs }. Stewart Brand In Wash
ington. '"
,onn The ,,,in Bi,liken Club met Saturday after
addition 10 the members OF the club th.rn
were. were present y,;e Mrs silas Cooper and her
Henry o'BaEnon Cooper, OF Alexnndris. ..
Miss Emma FAINT Miss Mary Macov. Mic,
Gertrude Armstrong and Miss Mary noHas "ass
sett. The prize was won by Miss nGwer- Ever
salad course was served at the COW
clusion of the games '
IN MTS rs, Resin hGslin Vass is spending some days
marriage OF her niece Mrs. Gertrude Adler
Newman. to Frank Middleton. which viii
sister, Mrs. S. p Thompson, Of ssa7 9'ah n
Street. on Monday. ~
Mrs. Julia Wright Gee. of Richmond u,,
has been visiting In woodvilie. rnt,,rnnt3 VINO
home Thursday. uiheu
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Ashby. who hav.
been visiting the formers brother-in-Iaw
ana sister Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mackam
on Piedmont Street. returned 10 PbiiaIaIi' IT.
pha on Monday
Miss Jennie Latham was hostess az .
charminsiy arranged bridge party Wednes
Sally Anderson. Lulu Sutheriin and iIIes
carter who have been teaching In the C,,,I
peper High School the past session. and
VINO, VINO ien M cupeper yesterday. Those in
shall. Mrs Severn Nottingham Miss lula
Miller Blake. Miss Louise Fray and Miss
Florence Vass The prize was a picture
nn umiauGy m hnsn irame% hon %, the me three young
and was presented to Miss Anderson
Mrs. Henry. Blake and her two voung
daughters. MisseH Lucy and Emma Blake
of Greensboro. ~ C.. arrived I'm Cuinener
yesterday and VIII spend the summer with
relatives here. ~
Dora Shack!cford of Abemarle and Jnmcs
NJ Robertson. OF Charlotte. ~ c., we're
recent guestB OF Mr.. and Mrs. Willie no
bertson, on Janeson's Hill James Rohert
Will spend some days.
Mrs. Charles Waite entertained informallv
Thursday evening In compimcnt' TO Miss
l.ouia Sinoot. who is visitins her sistor-in-
law. Miss Lizzie Waite. Others who were
invited to meet Miss Snoot were Mr. and
Mrs Thomas q. Tate. Misses Lizzie and
Mamie Waite Edward Perry and Chisholm
Page
Mrs. Emmett Clarke of Louisville, XIV.
has been the guest OF MIR. and Mrs John
mother. Mrs. Fannie Vowel. OF Corner
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