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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09
MY CLEANSING, HEALING BALM
INSTANTLY CLEARS NOSE,
HEAD AND THROAT = STOPS
NASTY CATARRHAL D1SCHARG.
ES-DULL HEADACHE GOES.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm"

ITy Ely ; VTVWTII DUIHI'
Get a small bottle anyway, just to
try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages Of the head
will open; you will breathe creely;
dullne ss and headache disappear. By
morning! the catarrh, co%ld-in-hcad
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now: Get the
small bottle Of "Ely's Cream Balm"
ut any drug store. This sweet, fra
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09

snowy hue. Rinsing the curtains in
weak tea or coffee results in a pretty
shade Of ccru, hut, as the stain wash
cs out. the tinting must be repeated
each time the curtains r cleaned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL applications. as they. cannot reach thu
diseased portion OF the ear. There Ia only one
way to cure deafness. and that ~ BY constitution;
c]nniifion Of the mucous lining Ot the Eustachiar
Tube. When this tubo Is lntlamed you have {
r1imblInr sound or imperfect hearing, and when
il Is entirely closed Deafness Is the result ang
unless tIIe Inflammation can he taken out, and
tllIS tnbe restored to its normal condition, hear.
imc will he destroyed forever: nine cases out 0t
len arc caused by Catarrh. which is nothing but
an lnaamcd condition Of the MUCOUS surfaces Soc,
of ncnfncxS (cauEpd by catarrhl, that cannot ne
cured by Halls Cutarrh Cure. Send for cifeu'
lars, free. r.,.,o n
Sold By Druggists. Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills 70: constipation
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09
Put to Some Use.

Harry Kemp, the poet, who was u
stowaway on board Of the Oceanic,
said that he intended earning his
passage by reciting his poetry to the
saloon passengers. What he really
was made to do was to wash dishes
in the stewards department. No
doubt, just like the other poetic
chaps, he will have to die before he
is appreciated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09
Fathers Day.

Seeing that some objection has
arisen against selecting the rose as
an emblem for Fathers Day, the sug-
gcstiOn is made that the night
blooming sereus be chosen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09

|AEA9
Returned Here.

Miss Elsie Mortified, who has
been in Charleston for some time,
has returned to this city and accept
ed a position with the Hall Hard
ware company.
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left FIR snencer,

Mrs. Laban White and son, George
who have been the guests Of Mrs.
Whites parents, MIR. and Mrs. Geo.
Cox, Of Gutrey street. left today for
their home at Spencer.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
70
rs

W. E. Harris has been employed
to collect all city tax money due the
city formerly in the hands Of ]. E.
Powell, city collector. This money
is past due and must and will be col
THOs. w. POWELL,
Admir-. : :, Powell, Deceased.
9-29-12t.
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Willing.

Thqre are any number of people
who would gladly come up with that
income tax ii they could only man
age to become eligible.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09
Foolish Question.

FOOLISH autSIIOH'
Now here is a question, though fool
ish it seems,
Whose answers contained In no
book;
Is it possible that a near-stghted
man
Can have a far-away look?
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-09

Can have a far-away look?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
Observation-Disclosures,

!Hp''i'i 70 the Times DispatcnI
'hfistianSbure. Va, Novoirhar ~
,ho p ii.ii.y swedains was celebrated at
nc Miiu street Baptist Church at 4 80
o'clock TO day, WHEN Miss Nlnrv Io,,isS||
W y tlsSoarvcr was united in inarrt.,e-c
90. ,il"urN \rgnhright. Of IIlacltshrrp = -
I" IN" strains nf Misunderstanding %.ed
'In- march. rendered by Mrs William,
NfSt9right, the bridal party .Ht.fa,i
In, ,[a03"rch Tl," ushcrs were CharIcs
VVhi,1..., L11lpurQ DUNLAP. Kenneth
I'udncr OF ElaGksburg '''"9
l'Ss"H ethel iIau"y Of New Rivor.
LiMa Earle. Coon. Of salem: Mrs RAJ.
~ uimai !, ?t Rlu"ticld. v. Va. and Mrs
.iar;F Nhit"sell Of Roanoke. acted a.
I ,',,l5 ana walters. whilc li,tle MissSs
i"'ulSH AND Lillian Douthntt. uioco .,
=, lHn nIlHo were flower girls Miss
i,Iri"h WluteScarvor was the maid %
re grpom entered from tn,
it$;r WIN ms best man, William ArsH-
ui-,nl. 3nd inei the hrld" Mt tho altar
lDOny '''' NV '''i'-
i'",,n ,, telS, after tho ceremony Mr.
3uH NlrS NtEabright received conEratu-
t i.iI and, left for WASHINGTON Tho
VIZ hc at lomc TO thcir friends q ftot
Pecrnh"r il ar Hlacksburc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

min Secretary OF State OF til" Coufcd-
crate states OF American. to ticu-
tcnaut Capston. upon his undertaking
q secret mission To ireland Tlis
paper Was presented by S. l. Kclly.
administrators Of Lieutenant CapStcn.
Lieutenant Cnpston WAS native OF
ireland. and upon his sudden death iu
tits city this pnper together VIII his
other effects. came into tin. posses sion
OF his administrator.
mother Interesting gitt to tho mt
scum Yesterday was presented by Mrs.
> ~. christian. Of Bethel Heroes chap
tor North Carolina ravel of rcd
wood from tho battlefield of EiE
Bethel with tho pictures Of Generals
Leo and Jackson and Confederate flags
carved on tn" frame by Mr.. Christian.
Louis f. Hcnop. OF Ossining. X y.
10 tho Manor OF New orleans, written
April ls62 demanding tho surrender
~ tho CITY Also an extra edition Of
the New prlcans iicayun". containing
tho reply Of tho Mayor. These were
presented through julien H. Till
Mrs T. ~ : i'ito, Of Ncw York city,
through Mrs. Gillimau. gave tho mu-
scum one epa ulette and a hutton off tho
coat of General s r. Ciisti OF South
Carolina
Donation Dny.
Thanksgiving Day will DC observed
tome, at tho Baptist Home FOR Aged
Women. y committee from the board
Of managers OF the homo Will receive
there all day.
Donation Day Will also be held at
tho Home for Needy Confederate Wo-
men to-day.
1t is also Donation Day At tn" Rich
mond Home for Ladies, on Seventh
street.
Entertained I'm AIexmrdria
Mrs. W. y. Herring entertained at
cards Monday night at her home in
Alexandria, in honor Of her sister. Mrs.
l. 9. Markey, of Richuond. other
guests were Mrs. James Bales Mrs
II. (. Lynch, Mrs II. l.. lambeth Miss
Annie Hurdle, Miss Lizzie Fuller ana
Miss Mary Helliuuth.
In and Ont of Town.
Miss Eleanor Lille and Miss Josephine
Marshall, OF the University OF Virginia
arc the guests OF Miss Mary Eliza
beth Moore, at tho Chesterfield. for
THANKSGIVING.
Mr. and Mrs. David Quarter Bridges
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rprcioi t. rho Times Dispatch.
futEtd. Va November GA we'd
ding OF Interest took place this even
lnS a o'clock. when Miss Bess How
ard hec"mc the bride Of Nathan Purlcy-
Jcnrctt". 70 Waycross Ga
ih" ceremony Vas performed BY Rev.
y g. part % Newport News N'ai an
uncio of tnr bride
Out-of-towu guests Included Mr.. aud
Mrs Dexter ilobbie Mr. aud Mrs. 4.
; Meadows. Miss Florsncc Garr, \. W.
tarhour and e. - fEaiG. OF Roanoke
iteN I. g Dart. of Newport News. Mrs.
-, L Martin, OF salem. Mr. and Mrs. W.
" Howard, Of Norfolk: Mrs j. II.
ChileS and daughter OF Clermont, Fla
!. r. Howard, OF Bristol
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h"vo returned from New RorlS. and AFRO
uuc.
Mr. ami AIRS David Tucker Brown
nr" SpendinE several weeks travelling
In tho South
Mrs. Eobcrt Hatcher. OF Roanoke.
VIII arrive to-day TO b. tho guest of
Mrs Webstcr Whlttcm 1T the ,;r,mon.
MISS 1li1nhcth seldom Herbcrt is Wis
itng her sister. Mrs l. Branch john
son in Norfolk.
Mrs Franklin Stearnos Of I-rcdor-
ici'sbure. is tho guest OF relatives hero
Tor several days.
Miss Evelyn Mcrriwc,hcr, Of this
city who las been :, .,ues, al Dr. & l..
RACES homo, ia Hcrryyillc, is now Wis
itng in keswtoh.
thcr daughters. Misses MarFarc, and
Josephine Packard, have returned to
baltimore. after 2 short stay here,
Mrs. Bowlce. Of salem. is the guest
IF her daughter AIRS. W. c. Locke.
az hei home ia this city.
MISS I:loise waldrop Of Horfolls, is
the guest OF Auss Helen stevens. on
Iu yd Avenue, this week.
Miss Juliet Mann has returned to
Petersburg. after n short stay In Rich
nond
Miss Jane Meade Harvic, of Danville.
is the guest OF Mrs Augustus Booth,
IN Gint@r Park.
Miss Grace Do Jnrncttr. OF Norfolk.
is visiting Miss Alice Blair. on West
Franklin street, for the holidays.
pr and Mrs. Sam NJ Cottrcll were in
Richmond yesterday. on route for James
C.N, and New Kent whore they will
spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
MISS Norma Gibson viii arrive in
Richmond to-day, after a,visit to rola-
tives In tho South.
Judson Robertson, OF the University
OF Virginia. and Archer Robertson, OF
Albcmarlc. are guests OF Winston Boil
ing here this week
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stature At Mun-:h. is unfair TO the
King an0 10 tho rcRnins family gen
eralIy For strictly Speaking. tho
payment OF tho civil list imposes no
burden upon the taxpayers
IN the second decade OF the nine
tconth century. ~ tho tino tho civil
Iist was frs, determined upon. tho
'Nen sovereign and his house turned
over the crown property. that ia to
say. tho property belonging to their
dynasty. to the state. This crown
property has enormously Increased in
value and today Yields a revenue at
iedst ten times rs large as tho amount
'|cn OF INC increased civil list
Copyright, 1919 by the f.ro,tuood
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By the groom and his best man. Hugh
Woolfolk. Edward S. Mccarthy and
Julian + Mccarthy. brothers of tho
brdc. were ushcrs Miss Ethel Carlton.
who was maid OF honor. was vowncd in
pale blue net. and hcr bouquet WAS az
silver pink chiysanthcmumS.
Air ana Mrs. WoolfollS have gone
North on their wedding trip.
Invitations issued.
AIR and Mrs. John Jacob t:mincn.
hauscr have issued Invitations TOR tho
marriage or their daughter May Anne
liza. TO Thomas Herbert Ellie. Tho wed
ding will take place Monday morning
December $. at II o'clock. IN the home
of tho brides parents. 500 Montciro
Avenue. Barton Heights
Interesting announcement.
An engagement of interest 10 Rich
mond people Is that ot Miss Inez Jones.
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs David Jack
son Jones. Of Holland Va, to Jasper
William liamlin, of Durham. X. - rho
marriage will take place some time i'm
December I'm the Christian Church at
Holland
tppronrhinG Marriage.
y marriage Of much interest to
Richmond people VIII take pllc" on
December 3. when Miss Olivia Harrrovc
Taylor. daughter OF Mr. and Mira Ed
ward osborne Taylor. or Towncsvillo
y. g.. VIII be married to Willis Per
kins TAYLOR, of Aureiia Springs. y g.
The ceremony viii be performed ~
$50 o'clock IN iIarrrovcs Chapel at
Townsville. rs Eu Rev. Joseph Blouut
Cheshire. Bishop Of tho Western I.pIs-
copal Diocese of North Carolina
Tho bride ana groom are wcll-known
i'm their community. and lave many
relatives both u Virginia and North
Carolina.
ali-s Taylor has very recently yisi,cd
Mr and Mrs j.. VI. Thomas at their
home IN this city
Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Josie Pearl Woodson and Robert
REEVES Dauforth wcr" married yostcr-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock a, the home
Of tho bride. 1877 Floyd Avenue. tho
RES }. T.. Riddle or st Andrews
Church, officiating. Tho bride wore q
handsome travelling gown Of blue cloth
win hat and gloves 10 match. and car
ricd = bouquet ~ lilies OF the valley
and orchids
Mr. ana Mrs pantorth have eono
North on their wedding trim, and Will
Toe at home att"r December 10 at 22l7
Grove Avenue.
Meeting Yesterday.
number OF members of the Con
fcderate Memorial Literary Society
We're gathered At the museum yester-
day morning, prior - the regular meet
Ing. TO witness tho presentation OF tho
portraits OF Colonel Ross and DR.. Thorn.
~ ~. 'i'"iE: iN'SS, OF lniS city. Dr.
Roys made a feeling address that
stirred deeply those present, ana Dr.
Cpshur who acknowledged the por-
traits on behalf Of the society, made
Il very happy little speech
Miss sally Archer Anderson, rrcsi-
dent ~ the society presided 1T the
business meeting following y num-
her OF valuable gifts were received
ycsteiday morning by the society for
the nuseum- one Of the most valuable
additions u tile collection Of the Solid
south Room was = paper containing
the instructions Of Judah =. Bcuja-
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LORD CURZON BRINGS
T FRIENDLY LAW SUIT

impressment act, and enforced IT, with
i'm the sham warfare area. with the
most complete success, and without eN-
citing any undue opposition on the part
Of those whose means OF transpurta-
ton werc temporarily requisitioned
VIVA: | mean to point out is that
it requires merely an order in council
from this King, and not from Parlia
mcut TO enable the government, by Wiz
tue Of tn" impressment law. TO seize
for it's use every automobile. horse.
carriage. yacht OF aircraft, that may
happen TO he at the time In the United
Kingdom no matter whether the prop
erty OF english citizens. foreign resi-
dents, or merely foreign visitors
More than this, the government
maintains censuses OF means OF trans
portation, and tho officials intrusteu
with their compilation have the legal
right 10 enter any private stable.
garage or hangar, and to visit any
yacht in order TO take stock of the
available means OF transport COR gov
ernment purposes Should they en-
counter any opposition in tho perform
ance of ohcsC duties. the nearest maGis-
tratc Is compelled TO grant them search
warrants.
The total number Of horses 1T for
army service now on the military CEN
sus list, is said to be in the neigh
barhood OF 100000 classified az: 1T
for riding. light draught. heavy
draught and pack respectively
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

\ - W. ~ AL
Tho leading society event Of last
evening was the marriage of Miss
Edith Talmapo Donnan. daughter Of
Mrs. Allan Edloc ponnan. and Angus
Charles l.. Clarke. of Utica, y. Y. \
small but distinguished gathering OF
relatives ana friends. which included
tito Governor Of Virginia and Mrs. VIII
liam Hodges Mann. 'incic and aunt
Of tho bride, witnessed the ceremony
at $3.50 o'clock in the Donnan homo.
SIS Floyd Avenue 1T. Rcv. j. !.
pConncn Bishop of Richmond. Of
iciatcd. Au orchestra played tho wed
Ing music and for the reception fol.
lowing An improvis"d altar OF catho-
irH candles win panels Of white chrN-
aHnth"wuus. ana lilies on either side
Was arranged a. ono end or the draw
'ig-rpom, and chJuCol effect was
fprncd with Southern sinilaN and whit"
blossoms. Many lighted candles and
lunches Of white rhrySauthornums in
pedestal vases were used cvcrywh"r",
ana the other rooms were hung with
Southern siuilaN ana wall pockets of
white blossoms. y PLAGUE Of lilies Of
ilie valley and pink rosos decorated The
table In tho dhiug-room. ana yellow
ehrysanthemums ana bay trees we're
used In The hail
Tho bride descended tho stairway
Sc ith her brother. Allan i.dluc Donnan.
VITO E3Yc hcr away tor wedding
Gown "as an exquisite affair fashioned
i'i,oaI a wn',s t., rho5mt"Sf " 5 mahs
.nct,1,Ior, .rha toIi.S ~, ,,,hrotd
rcd b no,rls ara sim n,.rJrn.., nr
roiut lace, which had adorned tho
bridal gown of her mother. diapcd the
uan JIor ynn or IlUsion fnu frop,
. Grotcb.o ,an or ,ouo min, lacc'
uobi ,,ttb fr.r.t, il,e.,,,,. o,bc co.,,
Ied n rresonf.,rior houg,,o, o. ,a,-
dcuips ana uIie. Of the y:l,ov ,'lar-
.nce Williams OF Naw yorl, wos Nj,
,.larko.a best man. Ii,,lo virginjn Don
lam who ,v,s ro,s.ar ain ,.oro n,,.,i,,,
froclt Of laco copioi irn,, an ala ,rir.
ITer sash vac Of mi. rirl, su,hi IN
bon. and she carried :; .;.ranll,no,b.,"
roaepuy OF pink buds and llics Of tho
u!nis tulie strcamers rhe ,gai6 -
no.or Aifsg Nccltic C;ero OF Gvr,cns.
S. ). wore q French frock OF ,rltt.,
rat.n, uado with ,uu,c az white ak
,ulIo o,nbro!dcred in pink bonds and
,tu..h, ~ Ia, Intervals vim Mil. rose
bud- Ifof bouquot was n shower O.,
mink rofcs ana Jnlcs Of ,bn y,ilc,.-
Misses Doris Jonc. or rI.i,,no,,,, 49,,
Doris Banuar,. ~ E.s. ynrl[ o., ,,or,
pr.desina.ds Thclr dro.sbs wcrc 81
ual.si p.rt saffu v.i,l, rloa,ad ,t,ics
of ,vnite siIk ,i,lle euhroiJ4rrd "a r,,e.
eolored beads and inc, carried Nm
,nats .tnitlar 80 ,ra, ~ ~ .I
ionor
Additional quests ,rc-o b,i,od f,-
iic reception Following tho rcro,no,,,,
.u.d lir ana Nr. ,'l.,i,o IL, l.,
tlo evening for . ,rntnr TOUR Of Ni,es,.
husetta Thcy wiIi make mn home
Jon I-i,a \ q Nc f,r,' -
pown.d in crea,n-colorod cbsrn,cr.n
Win q bodice ul silver lace. finished
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PttturtI-nuUluud

Special TO Tie Times Dispatch
tlarksvillc Va, November %
marriage of much Interest to the
friends and relatives OF the contract
ING parties Of the Counties of Pi,t-
sylvauia and Mecklcnberg is that OF
Miss Sallie Ragland OF Meadsvillc. and
William j. Pttard, Of Buffalo Junction.
The marriage took place in Wash
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Bnri~-NulI<,r

SPECIAL % The Times Dispatch.1
AppomattoX, Va. November 26-Miss
Lucille Walker, OF Pamplln, Va. and
Charlie Paris. Of this place. were mar
RCD at the homo Of the bride yestcr-
daE at ramplin.
Miss Waikor is pupil in the tenth
grade OF tho pamplin High school.
while Mr.. Paris has been an cmployc
"T the construction force of the Nor
folk and Western Railway
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Fire Destroy. sc,oo,bor.c

" TTlHS-
Frederic ksburg, Va. November .i-Bethe |
Schoolhouse. in stafford County. was dc
stroy"d by hrc Monday afternoon. 1t was a
two-room building. taught by Misses Mary
and Fannie Ice. School Just about 10
adjourn Tor tho day. The desks anil books
were saved. The fire originated from the
iluc, and had made such hcndway before IL
was discovered that the flames could not he
cNtiucuisbrt 49, ~"
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Observation-Disclosures

Special TO Tho Times Dispatch.l
LynchburE. Va. November 2s-Rey
Herman l.. ''athev. assistant pastor OF
tho First Presbvtcriau Church, and
Mrs. Estellc Starko Williams. also Of
i.ynChburE. were married I'm Washing
ton TUESDAY afternoon
INC ceremony was performed b. DR.
wallace Palmer, pastor of Westmin-
went with them
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lnEton TO-DAY. only a fow relatives or
the groom being present TO witness tho
ceremony.
After spending several DAYS in wash
in9ton and Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs
Pittard will be at home to their friends.
al BuNalo Junction
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IAnccinI . me Times Dispatcii.l
iieathsVillc Va, November 25.-Miss Helen
BHyly Mapp, of ENmore northampton Coun-
y and Edwin Downing Brown, OF Cap.
Charles were married Yesterday at St.
Johns Episcopal Church, Hampton. Va Tie
groom Is q son OF l.. e. Brown. OF Browns
store, northumberland County
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From Brussels / learn that King Al
bert has Ola his coturn 10 Belgium from
mis- recent stay at potsdam as the
gucgt o.: thc Kaiser. caused the young
Duke of Croy to be quietly informed
that he can no longer count on admis-
sion to III . so-callcd Blue salon at
tho royal palace Of Brussels at any
rate. when accompanied by his wife
the former Miss Nancy LclShmau. The
salon filcu is strictly reserved at en-
tcrtainn.eiits at this. in many ways eX-
trcmely democratic court. to tho So
called first Families OF Belgium, such
rs the -Nroubcrgs. the De Ligncs. the
De Microbes, most OF whom ne.uro in
Part H. OF the Almauach de Ciotha
among the mcdiatizcd OF former SOY
"rcicn houses OF Europe: and also the
Counts of Cultrcmoui. The Dukes of
beaufort Spontin, the Counts de La
I"IinE tho Chimays, etc. These form
what is known as the court circle. that
is TO say, uie personal and more or
less intimate friends or.thc Kin; and
queen.
The Duke Of Croy's marriage not
having received the sanction OF the
Agnatcs OF his family as required BY
old German and Austrian law. is not
recognized either i'll Germany or in
Austria ana. rs the Croys are quite as
much. :nd even more German than
they arc belgian. King Albert and lis.
Bnvar!an consort have taken their cue
from the Kaiser in the matter.
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havo returned from New Rorll. and AFRO
now a. their home. zoos Floyd Ave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

Mr. and Mrs David Tucker Brown
nr" spending several weeks travelling
I'm tho South
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Mrs. tohcrt Hatcher. Or Roanoke.
VIII arrive to-day to be tho guest of
Mrs Wchstcr Written 1T the ,;rtmou.
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Visiting Iicrc.

Mrs Harry = Norris. OF s;aunton. is
spendinw the Thanksgiving holidays
with her mother. Airs lockwood. At
mo East Franklin street, and Will re-
turn 10 her home. after the Gadsll!
concert Mrs Norris i The vocal teach :
or at Stuart Hall. IN SiaNMton
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Home Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Louise Carbon
Mccarthy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Carlton Mccarthy, to Robert Agar
Voolfolk, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. X. II.
Woolfolk. of this city, was celebrated
last evening at $50 o'clock at the
home of the brides parents in Gintcr
Park. Palms ferns and lighted can
dies decorated the drawne-rooms for
tho ceremony. Miss Rives Harrison. OF
Danville. played the wedding music
The bride entered with her father
who gave her away. She wore n love-
~ gown OF ivory satin finished in real
lace. Her tullc ven was arranged with
orange blossoms. and she carried n
bouquet OF white roses and lilies Of
the valley. They were met at the altar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

Miss Elizabeth seldom Herbert is yis-
itiug her sister, Mrs l. Branch john
son, in Norfolk
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In and ont of Town.

Miss Eleanor Lille and Miss Josephine
Marshall, OF tho University Of Virginia
arc the guests OF Miss Mary Eliza
beth Moore, at tho Chesterfield. for
THANKSGIVING
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Afternoon deception.

Mrs. sol CUtchins has issued invi-
t2tious Tor an afternoon reception TO
bc given a. her homo. 1907 West
Franklin street, on Friday. December
The affair t. in honor OF her niece,
Miss Sarah oppenheimer, q debutante
- the season, and her daughter. Mrs.
Louis CutchiDs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

Mrs Franklin Stcarnos. of I-rcdor-
icksbure. is tho guest OF relatives hero
Tor several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. David Quarter Bridges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

7 ORD CURZONS action against his
American brothcr-iu-law Joseph
,-,,..Ff-. I.,-.,,l, Coz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-27

An engagement of interest 10 Rich
mond people is that az Miss lncz Jones
daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. David Jack
son Jones. of holland. Va, to Jasper
William Hamlln of Durham \. - The
marriage will take place some time i'm
December I'm the Christian Church at
Holland