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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

at tho home of her sister. Mrs. Eugene
Phelps. near the city. An interesting feat
ure. aside from the usual program exercises
was impersonations given by Miss Elizabeth
Jordan. Before the departure of tho guests
a tempting luncheon was served. The mem
bers and especially invited guests attend
ing were Mesdnmcs b. Laughon. J. C.. wysor.
w. w. Chafin a. II. Jordan. Oscar Laugh
on -. p Jordan, K. y. Guy. r. r. Moore.
/. NJ. Painter. and Misses Nellie Macgill.
Elizabeth Jordan Lillian Oglesby. Dorothy
Rtll Louise Camp, Annie Withrow and Ma
talie Crockett.
John :. Draper celebrated the annivcr-
sary of his birth on Tuesday evening with
q heliEhtfully appointeh dinner The guests
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included several of his most intimate friends
and were follows; j. &. Wysor, Colonel
X. F.. Hartman. DR.. W. W. Chafin, II. c. GIL
mer. H. J.. Trolinger. j. y. BosanC. w. p.
Wyatt, D. F. AYnew and W. c. Price.
Miss Louise Camp. OF Richmond. is here.
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Carl S. Nat
thews.
Mrs. r. D. Guy has returned to her Roam
oke home after being the guest for a short
time OF Mrs. B. Laughon
Mrs. NJ NJ. Mills. after visit Of several
weeks with her parents. DR.. and Mrs c. d.
kunkel, left Tuesday for her Washington
home.
MIR and Mrs. j. C.. Wallace and son have
returned from visit with friends at Marion.
r. u. Scott returned Wednesday to Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

les and keep the face veIvety and
smooth M at very little cost by making
greaseless vegetable jelly-cream. which
does not grow hair. Get from your
solve IL in half-p pint of cold water
or witch hazel, adding two teaspoon
luis Of giycerine stir and let stand
and leave through night. then wash off
ana use more OF the cream as mas
sage. This treatment will remove and
or finest crows feet, while softening
the skin TO velvety texture.
Elsie: Neither you nor your hus-
band VIII be embarrassed by dandruff
settling on your shoulders if You fol-
low these simple directions. Brush the
halr ana apply quinine hair tonic
made by dissoiving ounce OF quinzoin
In one-half pint of alcohol and add
INK, me one half pint OF cold water. APP
dandrun. stops falling hair and keeps
the scalp In healthy condition. pro-
II glossy and abundant
Katherine: Do not be alarmed be-
of us gain weight in winter To make
"A never failing flesh -reducer, get from
g gour drugsiss 4 ounces of parnotis and
Take ! tablespoonful three times a
day just before meals.
out feeling, which most of us have at
the approach of warm weather, comes
from the poisoned impurities in the
blood which generally lead to sick
ness or poor health. At the first signs
OF spring good blood purifying tonic
should be taken by every member of
the family The expense OF making
such a tonic will be small If ono gets
from the drug store 10 pint alcohol
and ounce kardene, then mix these
with IL cupful sugar, adding hot
water to make a quart a tablespoon
full taken before meals will soon clear
the blood OF all Impurities, Danish
pimpies and sallowness and restore
lost appetite and energy. No known
remedy is so strengthening and ener-
giving to a tired worn out system
as this old fashioned body -regulartor
1t is one of the best health restorers
known to medical science.
Corinne: \ brisk walk in the fresh
air VIII do a common headache lots
of good.
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mond after spending several days in the city
business.
Miss Mamie Wilkinson has returned from
visit with friends NJ Lynchburg.
Mrs NJ. r.. Muire is spending some time
with her parents AT Roanoke.
Miss Madelin Askew. student at the
state Normal. Farniville. ia spending several
days with relatives.
John s. Draper spent several days this
week at Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. f.. q. Richardson and SON
have returned to their home at Bristol after
"a visit with relatives here.
Miss Glenn Phelps Is the guest OF friends
at Roanoke.
Wednesday for u visit with her daughter,
Mrs. James Graham.
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SOCIETY

Continued From Second raee)
construction work for the Sha winigan
Water and Power Company.
Visiting Here.
Mrs c. H. Fore and Miss Gladys Fore.
Of Wilmington. y. g., are visiting Mr..
aud Mrs. II. 4. Fore at their home on
West Grace street Miss ssallie Lou
Mckinnon. of AIaxton. y. G.. Is also Wis
iting Miss Blanche Fore. on West Grace
Street. for "A stay of several days
Svnnn-RandalI.
An announcement of special interest
in Virginia and Maryland is the mar
riagc OF Miss Nina Ruth Randall.
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Will assist the Development great deal
mentioned above.
face with warm milk will not whiten
the skin, as YOU from your own
experience. You cannot do better than
use the zintonc treatment 7 mention
above your freckles Will also quickly
disappear
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daughter OF MIR. and Mrs John Erwin
Randall, of Ensley. Ala. to Sydney
Chaille Swami. of this city. The we'd
ding was quietly celebrated at the rec
tory Of the Church OF the Advent, Bir-
mingham, Ala on Tuesday, November
10. 1912. DR. w. f. Evans was the
oihciant Both SIR. and Mrs. Swami are
prominently connected Mr.. Swami be-
ing the son Of Mrs G. o. Swami, who
IS connected with many Of the leading
Virginia and Maryland families. Their
wedding Will come as Il great surprise
to their many friends. Mr.. and Mrs
Swami are expected soon TO visit the
Rrooms mother at her home in Ginter
Park.
commencement mt Academy.
Mrs w. r.. Thurston. principal of
tho Richmond School for Expression,
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VIII hold her annual commencement and
recital at the Academy of Music on the
evening of May 16. Tho program. which
lie to be an unusually interesting one.
will be announced later.
birthday Party.
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. CARROT entertained
for their daughter. Mary. in honor of
her twenty-first birthday. on Tuesday.
April s. at their home. 2412 West Main
Street large number of guests were
invited, and the house was beautifully
decorated IN plants and spring flowers.
The table Was decorated in pink and
white roses. and string quartet from
South Richmond played during the eve
ming.
Among those present were Miss Mary
Garrett in pink satin with crystal
trimmings. with r. l.. Smith; Miss Grace
Garrett. In green silk with shadow
lace with r. j. Smith: Miss Clara Ross.
in blue silk with shadow lace trim
mings. with G. r.. Coleman: Miss Elsie
Garrett, in American Beauty satin with
an overdress of crystal net with g.
Brittie; Miss Elsie Walton, in white
SILK trimmed in lavender. with &. L.
Garnet: Miss Sara Moody. in pink
wolfe and black velvet. with Herbert
Saunders; Miss Grace Owen. in Amer
lean Beauty satin and black lace. with
MichauN Moody: Miss Bernice Pollard
in white silk trimmed in crystal with
Allie Moody Miss Bernice Heath, in
pink silk with gold trimmings. with
Herbert Riddell
The chaperones were Mrs. j l.. South
worth. Mrs. George Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Garrett
Meeting Monday.
In the Service of the King Circle of
Kings Daughters will meet on Monday
afternoon a o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Abner Goode, 26OO East Broad
street Business of importance will be
discussed At this meeting. and all mem
bers are urged to he present
Celebrate Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Newman will cele-
brate the twenty fifth anniversary OF
( their marriage to-day. They will be
IT home to their friends from 3 to 5
o'clock I'm the afternoon and from s to
II In the evening, at their residence
51S North Sixth Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan o Newman OF
Atlanta, Ga, are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. B. Newman for the celebra ton
of their silver wedding.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Therese Nurney and Miss Bessie
Holland Will motor to Richmond from
Suffolk this week with party of
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PULASKI

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Pulaski. Va. April i..-Miss Glenn Phelps
entertained Friday evening I'm honor OF her
house guest. Miss Dorothy Bill. OF Roanoke.
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Mrs. Joseph Warren Blanton. Jr..
the guest of her brother, II. Latar
Montague, in Philadelphia
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Mr.. and Mrs j. Haskins Hobson. OF
Fowhatan County. will come TO Rich
mond tomorrow to spend several days
with relatives
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NaIeska
SuraM and
HerIiSeg

it certainly can
not by the ordi-
nary treatments
In vogue. Some of
these are electric
ity. vacuum in
strum cnts. etc
all to no purpose.
r. in n half pint
of hot water You
dissolve two ozs.
of ruetone and a
half cup Of sugar,
all we'll mixed to-
gether. you Will
have one OF the
most surprising
trcatm ents gu
have ever used for
this purpose. OF
this. take . tea
spoonfuls three or
four times n day
in a wincglass Of
water, after your
meals. I have
found this TO he a
peculiar I IN ] Z.
giving astonish-
ing results in q
few weeks time.
The ruetone you
can get at the
drug store for one
dollar.
1t is, OF course, en-
tirely Safe. II more
knew OF this secret
there would be many
more happy en-
in tho world. 1t will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

Mrs. James c. Smyth and Miss Grace
Meacham have returned from Norfolk
where they spent several days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

Miss Mary Smith, OF this city. has
been the recent guest of friends and
rela tives in Blackstone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

Miss :Fary Massie, of Nelson County
is the guest OF friends at Forest Hill
for this week.
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Mrs. William Gray, of Richmond.
spending some time with relatives /
Blackstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

Mrs. l.. F. Powell and her two som
of this city, are the guests of Mrs. Ere
Bcall in Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

Miss Isabelle Carter has returned
from Florida. where she has been
spending some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

loved the
the
housekeeping of pleasant valleys
always wanted the her Ito
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dshostfamousSelf--Made Beauty

1t does this. remove it from the fire
and stir constantly until cold Then
keep. 1t in air-tight jar You should
be able to get, eptol Mt any good drug
than nifty cents. This will last quite
q while.
Apply this cream every morning
with the tips of the fingers after
washing your face with Very warm
water and soap. Use very literally
around the eyes. on the forehead. on
either side Of the mouth. everywhere
After you have applied it take up the
ncsh In your fingers. pinch it and roll
II TOR rev minutes until the cream
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Mrs. F. ". Agnew. of Beaver. Ia. i
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Herber
Mann. on Park Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

Next Sunday I will give YOU several
more secrets on other topics. can
personally guarantee the splendid re-
suits OF all the treatments ! have given
you. for know whereof / speak.-Ad-
vertiSement,
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Miss Virginia Stro,hc, { .vnch burg,
is spending several DIS 4 friends
in this CITY
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KIMoNO-Your crows feet must GER
tainly be very pronounced 1t is too
bad at your age. But don't worry
Use the eptol treatment I have given
In these columns and your soul VIII be
filled with gladness when you see tho
1t has proved highly successful i'm
worse cases than yours. l have seen
these results with my own eyes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-13

The following three things constitute
the very essence of my success Then
everything else in the line of beauty
culture became maryelously easy 1
had something to build up on Every
woman will have to do the same thing.
Exercise won't do IL. Dieting and
sleeping won't do It, But YOU can do
1t In spite of late suppers, late hours
and tho omission of t-nvy. bothersofre
exercise
This rrio consists OF. first compile. o
eradication of wrinkles: second, maxi
ing the skin free of spots. az soft as
velvet, and with a bloom like the pet
ais Of rose; third, the development
or the form and the bust TO beautiful
lines of contour and luxurious fitness.
There are other things, of course.
oestdes these three. but mention them
as absolutely basic. right at the start
Begin on these now Follow the I'm
structions which | give YOU below and
] can assure you that YOU will marvel
at the change in yourself when YOU
look in the mirror in few snort weeks
thereafter
The treatment | give you is abso
lutely different from anything | have
ever before heard of. and | have for
long time been importuned by my
friends to reveal the secret 10 them.
",d SO, to those whom thought
would follow my Instructions and in
variably the result has been glorious
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q. S. L.--Get from your druggist two
or three ounces of 8 per cent solu-
ton of boric acid. Wash the eyes night
and morning with this formula and
they Will tnirly glisten after a time.
1t is entirely safe.
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Gel .ESTiNE-The condition of your
hair is certainly deplorable Next sun
day l VIII reveal the hair secret which
my friends have found excels anything
ever before used. Hope you can watt
until next sunday Space forbids here.
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VIII go away with the muddy or aShV
color: "A softness will supervene which
viii be adorable. Your face will riva
tho rose. You can do it. and might as
Pour half pint of water in a gran
ite-ware pan, and let il come to n boil
Add two tablespoonful of glycerine.
Keen stirring. while adding little by
little one ounce of Zintone. until il is
all dissolved Then let il cool II the
cream is too thick to pour easily from
q bottle, thin Il down little with more
tie The cream will he white and
satiny.
After bathing in the morning. hold
2. wet. hot towel to me race several
times for several minutes. Rub this
cream on the entire face literally, al
the same time pinching the skin all
over Let the cream dry and apply
your complexion powder. Repeat this
again at night emitting the powder.
of course, unless desired You will
soon see the result Any good drug
store will sell you the zintone for about
fifty cents.
Now for the wrinkles: l will repeat
what stated last Sunday for the bene
fl of others.
In n large bowl pour one -half pint OF
boiling water. In this pour two table
spoonfuls of glycerine. Place this bow
In a pan of water on a slow fire In
n rev minutes add two ounces of eptol
and continue stirring until all is dis
solved. AT first II Will look like jelly,
when 1t will start to cream. When
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NNFttTSSUS-TNe article you men
ton is Il proprietary article, and could
not recommend it.
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This will mean the end
of wrink les. This cream
VIII not grow hair.
l want to give you now
my secret for the devel-
opment OF the bust.
Many women believe it
cannot be done. Well.
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MusIdnoifdJe NahrihteR

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Nsnpors, ~. DECEMBER.

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e8-00-S.35 per 100 Dtuno.
0s1eenmebl iietta. Jaig BID autfS
eS-50 - s.o5. Dolce biz fanes e3.7t-3.sO.
QaiSmstl mar ftetis.--Tsines psites
uaS ssgtsS e1.5o--l.S5. GrsbeS 4l.4S--l.So
4unSriss $3.50.
Hs9Sen IN ruhis. Re. 0shern Tic
{. IL. kes psrs grport.
Osree Ia ftetis. - NaISssrte s5-s0e
{. |. 7. NunaIo.
@eiten.--Ter Narft mar itetia. Re.
> ssttsr 99ke i'm Glepetor Wew gorl. loie
I. b. i&wimmsno; 30. Wsrttsrn Eslatb
ss tse fob. i&pimmene.
Netf4tsyM Ter Martt mar Itetia.
Rc. . gefbeS alteS 7sc I'm elevator. neues
Ho. 3 DO. 74l<r {. |. I. bel Masunft.
3sfsr. - Marif mar rubis.-Stanbarb
nsiber 45k-4SHe, Ko. 8 weiber Az
46e. fones abSsfanistener ueibsr lT-4se.
&su mar fau. - Standard 1000. SO.
1 1o3K--l06e, Rs. o0-05s. no. 8 60
csc.
cspfsR III Retig.--etats. ogbinGres bis
)sies 1913. 40-4se; 1913. 30--35e; pacihe
esak 1918. 33-27c, 1918 23-1<e
etxts ltnb ffetig. - Central 0msyies
9oke, Osecta 30x-30Ke
9slsr IN felt. - osm.s6 frhs Se-sos
iseDnbS 10--10..
osss mar ftetis.-0amiIp o1<-So--DT.00,
l1sgf elesrs 190.3S-33.00, We6 o1o.3E-
1a.7G.
Dssf war rabiO.-SGaiIs elsOo- -sooo.
Rse el6.O0-1o.SO.
gnt Qssts paren fetie.-- OsDSss3te
es1iae 10 ~ - 1iuSl. i2J<-lSKe -.
G4iSssa 1876
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-25

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einen Waiieritanb BON 6-s 5uB unb iteist.
Gotfettsburg, &p. - Ser JluB bat
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nen Naherfanb BON s.6 Gub uHo iteist.
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einen WaHsrfanb BON s.3 SuB unb fdat.
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ferfano BON 1873 Gub nno fdlt.
Wempbis, EeHn.-Ger Jlub bat sinen
Baiierftanb pon 1873 JuB uu6 faat.