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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-27
WINCHESTER
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Winchester. Va. July 26-One of tho
largest dances held here in recent years
took place Tuesday evening at tho Win
chester Inn. It being given in honor OF tho
officers now stationed at tho United States
camp OF cavalry instruction and their wives
and daughters. Nearly every officer was
present in uniform. The dance lasted from
o'clock TIL midnight. when supper and
ices we're served. large number OF sup
per parties followed tho dance.
The Misses Hack. of Bartonville enter
tanned very handsomely ono evening this
week at their attractive country home in
honor of their guest. Miss Iidele Jones. of
Houston, Tex.
Nr. and Mrs. James B. Russell are Mt Hot
Springs.
OF THE city; her sister. Miss Helen Waters.
Of Washington; Mr.. Hennins, OF Baltimore
George w. Bowly and son and Miss Vir-
ginia Smith, of Winchester. have returned
from Hampshire County. W Va. where they
have been camping and fishing for several
Miss Jennie Briggs and her niece Misa
Anna Briggs left yesterday to visit friends
Mira Abney Payne and her young SON.
Billie" Payne, wife and son OF Lieutena Mt
Payne, OF Fort Howard, Md. visiting
her parents. DR.. and Mrs. william p Me.
CURE.
Mrs w. b. Grove, wife of Surgeon Grove,
OF the United States Navy. has been the
guest OF Miss Augusta Conrad this week.
Miss Mabel Brown has returned to Edln-
burg. after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l..
Maphls
DR.. and Mrs. Hugh G. Russell and their
young daughter. Catherine of Richmond.
are visiting the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. l. w. Russell
Mrs. Claude Showalter and her daugh-
ter Miss Ruth Kirk. are visiting friends
In Baltimore.
Miss Virginia Stokes of Baltimore. came
recently to visit Mt the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Z. " Weems.
Mrs. james Shober. OF Baltimore. is staying
with Mr. and Mrs A. Fl. Berry.
Mrs. r. T.. Griffith has returned from q
visit to friends in Harrisonburg.
Mrs, F. Il. Million who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs B. F.. Fawcett. for sew
eral weeks. returned yesterday 10 her home
In Kansas city. Mo.
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Wgve!!y, Va. July 2s.-Mr. and Mrs. J. e
wilcox and daughters who have been
motoring through tho mountains OF Virginia
apd to Atlantic Ci,y. y j.. for the past
Waver!y.
j " wer is attending the Christian
sunday School Convention In Suffolk TINS
week.
ing Miss Nell Gray on copperhaunk Avenue,
for the past week. has returned to her home
In Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs r. a. Daniel are spending
some time with friends in Tarboro " c.
A!r aud Mrs C. T. Smith have returned
from q months visit TO friends and rela lives
Miss Virginia Cook. who has been visiting
Miss Lucille Rogers. left yesterday for
days before returning TO her home in Flush
Fred Ellis, of Norfolk. visited waverly
oscar II West spen, Wednesday night In
Richmond returning Thursday morning
Mrs \ y spratley is visiting friends ana
relatives in Richmond this week.
appendicitis At s., Elizabeth Hospital. Rich
mond las, week IS reported as being con-
va!escent.
Jennings Lincoln. of Wakefield. was In
waverly on Thursday last.
Miss Helen Shepherd and Miss Helen Davis
OF Maryland the guests OF Miss Ada
Fleetwood Hunter Avenue
Miss Marion Kilmartin has returned to
her home In Waverly, after spending two
weeks with relatives in Petersburg.
Misses Mary Hancock. Lucille Chappeii
and Dorothy Fitchett have returned to their
homes In Waverly. after delightful visit
TO friends in Blackstone
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 81. Hancock have re-
turned home. after spending some time with
relatives IN Keswick
Mr.. and Mrs, A. L. Gray, Mrs Lille
Vaughan and Miss Nellie Gray left today
for Virginia Beach, where they will spend
two waeks.
Norfolk, are spending some time In the
home OF air. and Airs. Harvey Fleetwood.
East Main Street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Murrey left for
Salem this week. where they Will reside
John Il. Moss left last night for Chris
tiansburg, where he will remain for the
next few days.
Judge J, F. West spent a part of this
week with his wife and son at Virginia
Beach.
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WAYNESBORO
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Waynesboro. July 26-The summer
week has Increased SO rapidly II has
kept one busy getting acquainted with
the new faces and welcoming the re-
turn OF old friends"
girls at the inn. Visiting the camp.
watching the dreas parades and dane
be tho all-absorbing theme.
On Tuesday evening quite q number
or driving and auto parties were given
ny the guests OF the Inn. After going
through n beautiful part OF the Valley.
entertained. The soldier boys are mado
quite welcome In this part of the coun-
try. some entertainment being giveh
every night for them.
Auction bridge continues I'm popu-
larity: while the tennis court is occu-
day.
Rowing parties are constantly seen
River near the inn. Swimming also il
much enjoyed by the boys.
Mrs. Luther Dawson and son, of
Richmond. are spending some time
Misses Mary and Marjorie Haskins.
of Richmond. are additions TO the
young folks at the inn.
William b. Dabney. Mrs. j. T. PAL
matary. and family. Miss Male VIII
linms. Mrs. e. j. st. John. all of Rich
mond, are recent arrivals
Mrs. w. w. Starke and Mrs. Smith, OF
Norfolk. are guests for the season
Mr.. and Mrs. c. g. Mills had as their
guest Lieutenant +. e. Wilson. u, S. a.
ter. Mrs. ]. y. Garland. Of Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs X NJ. McAllister were
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CULPEPER

n.
waite snd her guest. Mrs john Ban nfstef
Sparrow OF Martinsville, spent The first OF
Thomas Henry in Cleveland Park. Wash
!ngtpn
* charlottesville. where she attended a
course OF speeal lectures the summer
normal and vs!, TO Miss Virginia Kite in
Mrs. Samuel Rirey entertained at a high
lea, followed by lawn party on Thurs
day evening in compliment TO Miss Hattie
Brown. OF Roanoke, and Miss Maud Parker,
or Washington, who were guests OF her sis
tiers, Misses George and Willie Newhouse
Among the other guests present were Misses
Helen MaCoy, Susie and ollie Thornton and
Mrs Thornton. OF .,Hiily Farm" Turner
Wiltshire Hamilton Morrison, Mercer Jones
William Yancey. Frank Hays. of Washing
ton, Giesseil Strngfellow. Philip and Allie
Thornton, OF lilly Farm"
\ Cinderella dance held In the old armory
nall on David street on Friday evening
most Informal and most delightful
casion and attracted much attention.
Misses Frankie Taunt and their guest.
Miss Mamie Whaley. OF Texas spent the
past week with Mrs. PRESLEY Rixey. OF
Washington. al her summer home near Ma.
nassas and attended the Manassas horse
show.
sir. and Mrs Griffin Durant entertained Il
number of their friends at a typical 'old
Virginia" supper Tuesday at their home near
Boston Mills, this county. Twenty persons
was arranged with every delicacy known
10 Virginia cooks. Among the culpeper
people present were Misses kathryn Egg
born, Willie Newhouse, Helen Macoy
Carolyn Dohme and Maud Parker, William
Yancey. Mercer Jones, Archie Goodloe. Jack
Jenres, and Frank Bennett Other guests
included Mrs. Hugh Smith, Laura and
Roberta Smith and their guest Miss Aubrey
Furr. Misses Gertrude Durant and Nyra
Griffin. OF Missouri. who Is visiting her;
Mrs. James Qualntance, Mrs Carol Bur
CESS William Smith, Weston Quaintance and
Wallace Terrill.
Mrs. Edwin Grimsley entertained this
week in compliment to her house guests
Misses Mamie and Olga Hull of Washing
ton Three tables OF auction bridge We're
arranged. and two OF five hundred. Prizes
at bridge were won by Miss Mildred
Washington. Miss Elizabeth Strother won
Loving was awarded the consolation prize
Mrs. Burkmeyer. OF Port Royal, S. c.,
who has bene spending some time In Gull
pepper, Joined Mr. Burklneyer, IN New York
this week, ard with him is taking q trip
TO Buffalo md to various points OF interest
ir Canada and will he gone several weeks
I'm route back to Culpeper they will stop
for visit to Mrs Burkmeyers sister. Mrs
John S. Barbour, in Fairfax.
Misses Ruth and Sarah Daniels. OF Wash
ington, who have been spending some time
with Miss Louise Leaveil, and who have
been the honor guests at many pretty enter
tainments during their stay here, returned
home the first OF the week accompanied
ny Miss Leavell.
Cornelius Bruce and Edward Perry and
DR.. Riish Macoy returned Wednesday from
"a STAY at Atlantic CITY.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
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Orkney Springs. Va, July 26.-while
the mercury In the cities this week
lowered around tho 90 mark, some
times reaching the 100 notch the
Guests here enjoy Ell days cool enough
Ia make the outdoor sports delightful
md mountain climbing popular. Every
night found VAIN blankets q neces-
sity.
Two delightful card parties were
given this week AT both functions
the large drawirg-room in the main
hotel was festive with will flowers
AMI ferris. Delicious Refreshments
were Ierved at each. The h"stess or
tho FIRST party WAS Mrs. J. 2. warren.
OF Kew York, an! those winning prizes
we're Wilbur +. Spansy. OF Washing
ton, gentleman'e prize; Mrs. F. ID.
Henley. of Newport News; womens
prize, and Mrs. NJ e. Villalonga, OF
New York, consolation prize.
The hostess Of the second card
party was Airs. NJ. T.. Taylor, OF DAN
Vile. Both bridge and Ave hundred
were played. The prize winners at
bridge were Mrs. A T. Mark, Wash
ington; Captain y. r. Crist. U. S. NJ. c.;
Mrs Malcolm Price. washington;
Mrs X. p. Dillingham;. Easton Md.
Those winning 1--WE hundred" prizes
were Mrs John II. Locke, Newport
News; Mrs. II l.. Wilson. Baltimore
Il. G. Spansy. washington. and DR..
Warren. Lexington, Ky. The guests
Of honor, Mrs Robert Bowie. Annapo-
lis Md. and tile assistant hostess.
Mrs. /. e. Titlow, Onaucock. each re-
ce!ved prizes. Dainty favors were pre-
scnted TO the young women serving
punch and refreshments. They wero
Misses Elizabeth and Virginia Titlow
Onancock: Carey Jeter, Lynchburg :
Virginia Trrit, Portsmouth, Estelle
Carter. Orkney Sprinks, and Martha
and Roberta Taylor, Danviiie.
party consisting OF DR., and Mrs.
]. T.. warren. New York; Mrs S.
Newport News; Mrs. E. B. Parker.
Onancock. and ]. Malcolm Price, Wash
ington. lnotored TO the Luray caverns
on Thursday. returning In the evening.
Great interest still centres in the
wornan's duckp.n tournament at the
bowling alley. The successful! contest
ants this week were Miss Edith
Frazier, Harrisonburg. %; Miss Flo
retta Kiuble. 81, Miss Virginia Truitt
Portsmouth. SO.
Jolly party Of children from the
hotel enjoyed n delightful hayride to
the sulphur spring. near here, this
evening.
Following were among the arrivals
AZ the hotel this week: George Bryant,
Miss Brincklcy. Mrs r. s. Shelton.
Charles Stuart Alden, Mrs. Alden and
John 1. Cassin. Washington: DIR. A.
b. Howard. L. S. ~. Mrs. Howard and
children: Captain A. =. Crist. u. $. NJ.
c.. and family. Mr.. and Mrs. A T.
Brooke, Upper Marlboro Md; Leuten-
ant-Commandcr Ralph Earle. y. s N.
and family, and Mrs. Casper Schenck.
Annapolis. Md: John McGregor Bal
timorc. Houston Newman and Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Bowman, Woodstock.
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MARION
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Marion, Va July 2s-work has been re-
sumed Marion Female College. and the
third story Is now being completed, and will
be ready for the opening OF the fall term.
Lee Richardson has been on the sick
list this week. but Is now considerably het-
ster.
Professor r. F. Allison OF Columbus. O.. (,
visiting relatives in Rich Valley. He left
the county when young man. and now
owns and operates two BUSINESS colleges
In the Ohio Valley.
Mrs J /. Kelley, of Bristol. and MIRA w.
II. T. sQuires OF Norfolk. are visiting their
parents. Captain and Mrs d. ID. Hull.
Tex Is visiting her uncle, r. q. Goolsby
c C. Lincoln president OF the Virginia
Table Company. is in New York this week,
attending meeting OF furniture inanufac-
turers He Will later join Mira. Lincoln ct
Atlantic city for a short stay.
cent?, Organized. and now has " q membsr.
ship OF about forty. Rev. II. E Kern OF
the Lutheran Church. is the director and
Miss Edna Brown. the pianist
Mr.. and Mrs q. NJ. st. Clair and two little
daughters Julia and Rosalind. are visit-
ing their parents. Colonel and Mrs. w C.
Mrs H b. Sprinkle and daughter. Mis.
Ira are Waiting relatives in Lexington.
Ga, are visiting her father. ]. W. Keller
Miss Bessie HUI! is at Washington Springs.
where she will spend the greater part OF
J.. +. Collins has returned from a trip to
Lynchburg and Staunton,
Gordon Hull and his two children. inter
Spending some tine with h.s parents. Mr..
and Mrs John y. Hull, have returned to
their home In Richmond.
Mrs X J.. Holland and nephew. Beae
Cromer. are visiting Mrs Hollands sister,
Mrs w c. Pendleton.
MIS- 81. G, Baylor and children are visit
Mullins. at Saitviile
Edmond Pendieton. OF wy,heviile. has been
sysn the contract toto TO the An
four and onc-halt miles
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West Point Va. July t-W r Reads
their families are In town for an outing;
they are camping IN the old Davis House
near the beach.
The Sunday school of the local Disciples
Church, held It's annual picnic at Ethan,
the beautiful Pamunkey River farm OF w.
j. Taylor. In New Kent Tho trip was mado
on the tug Lucerre
The Sunday school excursion given by tho
Baptist and Methodist churches to Old
Point was II great success carrying $40 pas
sengers from this point.
Mrs pei.ashmuit aud sister. Mrs. Will
Wright for several weeks, returned We'd
nesday OF this week TO Baltimore. their
home
Mrs Wilieroy and her sister. Mrs W
T.. Atkinson. from Richmond who have been
spending several weeks in rest at West
Point, returned Thursday TO Richmond
Mrs X. j. Palmer. who went last week
to Norfolk to visit her son. r. Jeter Palmer,
that her ana his wife had been called
to AppomattoX hy the illness and death OF
Young Lamar Atwood. Mrs letter Palmer's
brother.
" r. Broaddus. who was reported last
week ns ~ with appendcities, was taken
To stuart Circle Hospital on Monday and
vas operated on Wednesday, Mrs. Broaddus
Is with him.
Mrs. Woodward Is stii i'll in her sons
home she ls over eighty years OF age
News has been received here thar Ray
W. Ieake, who was unanimously called
TO become the pastor OF the local Baptist
."'' ""ONN WV NuehS h5V has declilSS
the call!
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Green and Mr. scharck,
Of New York city. are stopping at Hotel
O'Connor
Mr. and Airs. c. c Hazsii OF Baltimore,
son and daughter, have been guests OF cap,
tain and Mrs J W Marshall FOR several
weeks.
Mr and Mrs Harry GIadhart hav. had al
their guests Mr HnhsFts parents Of
C!aremont They have returned to thair
home the James. s
Mrs. Henry snepperd Of Richmond. dsuxhs
ter Margaret and Misses Mary and Ida
l.ynhan. OF Richmond. arc the guests Of
AIRS Charles Denmead. Mrs. Shepperd,s
mother.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wills and snn, who
have been guests OF Mira Drnmeasj, have
returned to their home in Nswbern. NJ G.
James Lawry Is entertaining house party.
ais guest OF honor Is O. l. coils, ~
News has arrived from Washington Of thu
marriage OF Edward c. sJnithsr and sflsr
Annie Fowlkes OF Chula. Mr. 9mlthnr IL
q prominent business mar OF West PoIat
Miss Marian MahoEs, OF RICHMOND, has
been spending some tIGs In town vlS6
tho Misses Rilee.
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EN~ .N1na 4 The Home Beauty ParlOr
81 Ew-sg8S ~ 5y Betty Dean

A. H.: Your lack OF ambition is due
to impure blood and its sluggish action.
Your anpetitc and energy can be re-
gained by taking. before each meal.
Tablespoonful of mixture composed
of one ounce Of kardene, dissolved IN a
half-pint Of alcohol TO which is added
hnif "a Gun of sugar and hot water to
make n full quart. 1t will cleanse the
blood and assist new tissue 70 nevel9p
cheeks. This, is good for the com.
pleNion, too, but If your skin is very
rough scr reply to Grace
Mary c.. or course. excessive flesh
worries you. but do not take chances
with violent exercise and eNaggerated
eng You had h redce use w Shf 6m ynS
CAN make Mt home. Buy four ounces
OF parnotis from any druggist. dissolve
in / . pints scalding water Allow
to cool. strain and take a tablespoonful
before each meal. Continue the course
until you reach normal weight.
Lillian BY all means attend tend to y yonr
healthy, beautiful hair. If you suffer
from dandraff and itching scalp Be
sides both are unnecessary when there
baif mint alcohol add onc-half pint
water and one ounce OF GninZoin. Use
this twice n week. II Will do wonders
to make your scalp healthy ana stop
FILLING hair. 7 cannot recommend n
hair dye.
Grace: ! don't blame You for want
ing some skin tonic which you can
make at home. Here Is certain
wrinkle remover which you can easily
make at half the cost OF tho market
products. 1t is easy to use. will not
soil linen, and removes the wrinkles
in much less time than It took to de-
velop them: Get an ounce OF almozoin
Mt your druggists and dissolve it in
H. ~t,SA 4xl1 ttFn
vegetable Jelly cream into your skin
night and morning. You will note n
wonderful Improvement in tho relaxed
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Mount Elliott, Va, July 26.--Each
one before at Mount Elliott. There are
parties to Staunton, auto trips and
parties composed Of those who prefer
TO roam over the beautiful mountains,
Monday a party OF young people LEFT
on the early train for day of fun in
town Tuesday two automobile parties
spent the day in driving through the
mountains, returning at supper time:
Each evening finds n merry crowd
which INDUCES in playing 500" Those
who have recently registered at the
hotel are: MIR. and Mrs. $. ID. Craig, G..
X Pollock, T. i. Hough, Mrs Ellen
Perrin, Mrs w. O. baskerville. Miss
Matte baskerville. Miss Matte Lips
comb. Miss Naomi Ford .r~d d. O..
Bridges, all of Richmond; ". W: Tim
berlakc Mrs. ii. Il. Spencer and MIR. and
Mrs G. NJ. Crawford. of Stnunton: Mrs.
a. H. Farley, Of Dawsonville, Pa; DIR.
and Mrs Robert Reese, Of New York
CITY: Miss w Vest. of Williamsburg,
and Miss J. Alison, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Misses Nellie and Alice Butler, Of War
y. Reid, OF Haverford. Pa: Mrs. n. II.
Taylor, of Norfolk; Miss urquhart,
Sebrcll; G, NJ. Boston, of Clifton Forge;
Mrs. a. j.. Johnson and niece. of Rcids-
Vile, S. c.; II. l.. Cooke and wife. Miss
Lillian Cooke. Miss julia Cooke all OF
Newport News; y. III. Booker. OF Lynch
burg; Mrs. r. 4, Crowell and Mrs. J. H.
Miller, OF Tampa, Fla.
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days at tho Bridge glide by In pleasant
ways. Under the influence OF the most
perfect weather. life in the open is
10y and each hour II golden moment.
The guests have assembled from all
parts Of the Union and MI their days
With WITH the attractions. that await them.
me summer colony is growing day by
day, and finds here all the delights
or holiday time. Just now fishing is
scend TO the glen to try their luclf and
return with shining string of trout
or perch az toothsomo morsel for
supper There have been number Of
riding parties that found wooded t--Is
far from the main highway. whero the
automobile holds sway. Tennis and
bowling grow in popularity with the
cooler days. and dancing nlls the eve
nngs The first hour is given over to
the children, and they scampcr to their
hearts contest before they arc hurried
Off to bed.
on Thursday night the bais, Dom was
quito gay scene. az large party
came out from Lexington to spend the
evening and drive home by moonlight.
Those making us. the party were MissSs
Haskins. Cooke Tucker. Moore PEN
dleton and staples. and Messrs- Frank
ana Stuart Moore, J. +. S; Duke; u. H.
Earwood. e. L. Graham. Jr.. and j. a.
Graham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Q. Hoyt. of New
YORK City. are spending several weeks
Alrs. r. G. Bickford and Miss JAG
quelinc Bichford, of Newport NcwS.. re-
Gently came t. the Bridge for an outing
of several days.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Moses and family.
Of Lynchhurr: are here after n sojourn
Miss Edith Chalkley and Mrs Vera
0en'ry. Of Richmond, are among the
ssr; and Mrs. C.. NJ. Gupgenheimer and
FAMILY, OF Lynchburg. have taken n
ccottage for the season They have
brought their motor car and Il riding
horse and expect TO enjoy life in the
open.
Mrs Ferguson ard Mrs, NJ X Par
apartments for the summer.
Or. James Morrison, OF Lynchburg.
spent the week end with his family
Miss Efic Gross, of Galveston. Tex.
h m ret1 1,r,., from a visit to Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. - T. Stanford. OF Lynch
bug are here for an outing.
noke. came over IN their motor car TO
spend the Weekend with Mrs. Nc
Mrs. ". II. Urquhart and party. Of
Richmond. guests OF many seasons
have returned this year. Mrs urqu-
Mrs Z. o MeCnbe and Miss iiachaei
Urquhart. and by her lovely little
granddaughter, Miss Lily Urquhart Nc
large motor party came out from
Roanoke for the Weekend. including
Mrs. r. w Goodwin, Misses Lila and
MASH, +. Halle and Lizzie Talaferro.
and Messrs. Edwin Goodwin. Charles
H."Nenl and W. +. Penn
y. W. Cameron. of Hot Springs, Is
here for an outing.
r. W. Massie, ". 3 Harris, s G.
baldwin. ". l.. Williams and Ernest
williams. OF LynchburP were n motor
party that spent saturday night here.
Mrs. Charles II. ConEolVo and son. OF
Norfolk. have returned this summer
Mrs. Consolvo Is acconpanied by Mrs
Matte T. Bowling, Of New York.
Nr. and Mrs. John ,Hhnson. OF Win
glnia, are among the latest arrivals.
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Har.:sonburg, Va. July 2s.-Miss Elizabeth
Gresham and Miss Helen Jacoby. OF Nor
ristown. Pa. are guests of Mrs. Henry 81.
Newman on Newman Avenue
Miss Emma Ward OF Narbeth Tenn is
guest OF Judge and Mrs. C. q. Grattan
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Fletcher. of Charies-
ton W. Va. are visiting Mrs. E Fletcher.
Harry Payne and Master Eppa Hunton.
OF Warrenton are guests in the homo OF Mrs.
W. w Payne
Misses Mary and Juliet Corman have re-
turned from a Wait of six weeks in Rich
mond.
Royal were guests this week of Mayor
and Mrs John II. Downing.
Mrs Emma Lyons Bryan returned this
week from baratow. Cal; where she spent
also visited a niece in LOS Angeles
Mise Bessie Paul Gassman. OF Lexington,
arrived Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs
). z. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs r. e Griffith of winches-
ter, were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mira.
Walter L Sprirkcl
Miss Jessie Funkhouger has gone to Co.
!umbia. O.. to spend some time with rela.
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar samuels OF Baltimore,
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Wise.
I.orins Stevens OF st. Louis. is visiting
relatives in Elkton
Miss Lizzie Miller. Of Elkton. visited Mrs
w. :. Southail this week
Miss Erva Payne entertained at auction
bridge yesterday at the home OF her mother.
Mrs W. w. Payne Among the guests were
Misses Emily and Katherine White, OF Phil
adelphia: Mrs II. A. w. Happier. OF Rich
mond; Mrs. Wade Cochran, OF Georgia: Mrs
Ben Lambert, OF Lynchburg; Mrs Ditmar
OF Washington; Miss Eastman, OF Lexington.
Mrs. John H. berry. OF Graham ~ c.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs West, and her
daughters here.
Mrs Claude McFall. OF Terre Haute Ind
is the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Julia A
fancey.