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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-30

Q.--ri-sse kindly tell m. what 10
tho fare from here Ia lilo do Jan~iro.
first aud second PASSAGE Thanh
Ing you. ., N
A.-.Really, this Is too much.
can but wonder what gave YOU the
impression that We are running a
ticket office up here. Don't you
think IL Is Just as easy for you 10
call up one OF the steamship com
panies as for me to do soY II you
are out Of town. write them. II
you do not find the address OF one
In the paper. your nearest ticket
agent will give you the Information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-30
rEnrL1xrp yovSc MAN.

A.--Hcfc are facts that may
seem q little harsh. bat are not in
tended so. You fell In lovely
mistake with n married woman
You have heard things that have
combined with your lnclinations to
arouse an abnormal sympathy
Yes. | sympathize with her. too
But tho fact Is that getting rid OF
her husband Is none OF your bust
ness. Your business II TO absolute
IL let other mems wives alone. She
can easily get rid OF her husband
N she wants 10. II he II lazy she
can have him put TO work through
the lazy husband act That II her
problem. and neither you nor
have the slightest right 20 inter
fcre. Take my advice and KEEP
OUT or 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-30

For isycars Rcsinol
has been n doctors
prescription and
household rem Q dy
for eeE ma. ring
worm. rashes and
other skin cruptions.
dandruff. burma.
sores. etc. Stops
itching instantly.
Rcsinol Ointment 5oc
and SD and Resinol
Soap t2se) are sold by
all druggists. For
sample OF each. write
TO Dept. Sis. Rcsinol
Baltimore. Md.
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FL PAso, Dec. ao.--General
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-30

Made
Wednesday
placed on Blils
Rendered
February fst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
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FORK UNION

Special to The Times Dispatch
foik Union. Va. February a-tieoree
VI Snead, OF the University College of Ned :
icine. spent few days at his home here.
Joseph T.. Snead and Edoe Snead OF Rich
mond College, made brier visit to reia :
tives In town.
Miss Airline Thomas Of Charlottesville
has returned home after visiting Miss Eli
abeth Thomas
Il. b. Whtehurst and Spurgeon rouev
have returned after BRIEF visit In Rich
inond.
Mrs. u. " Palmore of Richmond. has
returned to her home after visit to relu
lives near here.
The annual reception OF the Literary So
ceties Of the Fork Union Military Acad
envy 10 the alumni Of the institution was
largely attended. fIeadrnuster e w
Hardy made the address or welcome and
outlined some OF the plans OF the school
Cadet Williams made the Welcoming ad :
drcss for the student body. and the alumni
that responded with words or loyalty 10
the school were Edloe Snead: Gussie School
Simmons, Jack Payne, George II. Snead and
others G.. II. Snead advised the present
students TO try for the defamation medal
and other prizes offered by the school. Pro.
lessor Lynch. Of Richmond College who
was connected with the faculty OF the Fork
Union Academy, made an address. He spoke
at the great loyalty of the Fork Union
Acadcmy men and their return always to
Fork Union.
The recital by Mrs. +. j. Wright's music
class this week was largely attended at the
ACADEMY chapel.
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SCOTTsvILLe
special to rhe Tlme,-D,spu,ch.

Special to The Times Disputchi
scottsviile. Va. March 23.-The ''measur-
ing party given by the Rosebud society
nj Scottsvill" Methodist Church at the
residence or j. l.. Jones on Friday evening
was great success. The attendance was
iarxe and the amount realized was salts
=. Miss ~. p. Davis who has been visiting
her aunt, Miss $. \. Staples. has returned
Ia Richmond
Mrs. j. l.. Pitts was in Richmond sew
cTBl days ago.
Miss Bessie Hnl who has been visiting
ner noth5r Mrs. J. c. Hill. has returned
Miss Flora James. OF Cumberland County.
~ Waiting her sister. Mira. j. Kent DickIn-
!, MI" iasG saliie Brady. Of HowardFvllc was
Mis- L, Is, DaYis who has been visiting
In Richmond. has come home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IIervey Fox of Nav YORK
s r. V.siung Mt the home of Mrs. J. II.
MT and Mrs George A Tapscott Of Hut
ton were here one day this week
Judge Thomas Childress OF Esmont wa,
visitor here several days ago
W. H. Lanshorne has returned from, g..
N"nnhh' Ner; much improved in health
calvin Duukum OF Richmond was hn-n
,oFerhi days this week visiting AT the
home OF +. V. Poland
Edward and J.. G. Moon of Iyncbburr
were Ia town this week ""' X
Lee Bruce has returned from Richmond
Mhere ne took the examination before IN.
state i3oard OF Pharmacy.
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HARRlsoNBURG
snecinl 10 The rIInes.ni

Especial to The Titnes- Dispatch1
Harrlsonburg. Va. March 29.-Lieutcnant
L. G. Myers has returned from vis,t TO
his daughter. Mrs. C. b. Richardson. in
After visiting their homes here. Miss
Elton Lamb has returned to ST. Edith's
md Marie Purcell have returned to George
town Convent.
A brilliant post Lentcn dance was given
few nights ago In the Daily News Hall
berry Forest High School who is visit
lug his parents. Postmaster and Mrs. w
I. Dechert. Among the visitors on the
Virginia. Miss Emma Kothe. OF Indian
apolis. and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. w Hammer
OF Richmond.
home. in Fort Gibson. Miss. after a visit
10 Miss Mary Carpenter and other friends
IN Harrfsonburg and Staunton. She Is
former student OF Mary Baldwin Semi
Mrs; A. X. Hopkins has returned from
q visit 10 her former home at Rockbridge
Baths. She was called there by the sick
ness and death OF her father, Robert d.
Or: c. Il. Lindsay who visited his moth
err Mrs. Matilda Lindsay. in Bridxewater
h.s returned to Washington.
Mrb. g .. Dodd ana children. who visited
her old home In Singers Glen have re-
turned TO Petersburg. where Or. Dodd re-
Gently located.
Mrs: 1, c. Pend,eton is visiting friends
Mirs Nan Bradley has returned to wash
inston. after visit TO her sister. Nils.
Misses Nell and Erva paynes have re-
turned from visit to friends in Licking
ton
SIR. and Airs. G r. Lupton. former rosi-
uehts are mere from Baltimore visit
Mas Imogcn Riddick. OF Richmond was
d recent guest az Miss Shirley Manor.
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WINCHESTER

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
-, , ee,,yne , Va March 29-The winche,
Monday night In Rouss Hail. and the Ar
l.mdance waH very large, there being many
Of virginia and West Virginia. I'm addition
y" members OF the club
ing at the home OF Mr ana Mira
nreenwslt' near town. II being in honor OF
Mrs. Henry Clay Krebs has reopen.a b.,
n ,,nT here. after passing the winter in
Mr. and Mrs Barry X Russell left the
ecrs. pari OF the week to Visit the lat
Mrs Lorins a any corer in RnI, mf and
Mrs Walter T. Barr has returned ,ro,,
more r.' n 70 rela p;n ana friends in Bati
Mrs Waiter T. Gore has been visiting
friends In baltimore and Washington this
friends In baltimore and Washington since
the inauguration. has returned
Miss Agnes Smith has returned TO Brvn
MIN he 9fr ,n srenR.ns the Easter holidays
reeiory OF Christ Church
,, nrh, DoyIe and her young son. Of
iM as MN e. W Va who have been visit,
Sorrisviile. Pa, where they will Join Nj
Doyle and make their future home there
This week in Baltimore.
Mrs John W. Rice has returned from ..
Nisit 10 relatives In BaItir1z-
hsrGy.. 81 Washingto have been "isitinr
Mr. ana Mrs. Orville Wiley and their
daughter of Baltimore have been visiting
relatives town
Miss Maudc Wright has returned from.
Baltimore and Washington.
Nj ana Mrs W. T Shutz have returned
:" Stitunton, Va. after visiting Rev. and
Mrs George W Stoyer
Mrs Louise q. Eskey and Miss Katherin.
Dlspannett returned this evening from a
Nisit to Mr. and Mrs. William Wore. al
Mr.. and Mrs !. z Laws OF Baltimore.
we're the week end guests of friends here
Mrs r. :. Castleman, OF Greensboro y
* mas been visiting friends here and in
Miss Frances Beverley ~ho has bee,
visiting relatives here has returned 10 Bal
tinorp.
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PULASKI

special to The Times DispAt,h
az ru,hski, Va March Pa delightful! Eas
Shade Inn W the young men of the ~ y
dancing U y,nls Women NO. and visitors. Those
cock Mr. and Mrs K Graham st., IAN an,
'fs. Jameson. Mr.. and .irs i D.
Miss Agnes Micon With Hn-rT , iinri'an n,
Miss Marearet Lands with Basil Dixon
ME-. i AN. Moreh-ad, With Joe wysor:
M;ss !anle Allison With Mack Alexander;
MIS-. Miss Mary i;aughon. with i W Wool,
T'uss; Miss Mary Mcconnell. with i FRED
Sarpe:; Miss Pearl Dillon, win W
SshoNaiter; Miss Alice Biocksidge Win
hugh Bonham Miss Josephine Dickey'
with Ben Kelley; Miss Elsie Howard. Win
M MoItimer sane; Miss Mary Troinger with
O Ss, Jordan; Miss Grace Sublett. with
with Cooper kunkel: Miss Dol Grim win
FREQ barnard Miss May Pollock win
with Judge kearsiey: Miss Rebecca KeaFs,
ley with James Mckee chaperons We're
Lands. ~ '"' =
Monday vas The birthday anniversary Of
y, ). Jordan he having reached on That
day the sixty seventh year OF his n-e :,
Mas most happily celebrated with y de.
home several miles beyond the City. reia
I'VE, wv, anu close friends being invited TO
ieged 10 entov rh me- guest, Mh" were priv.
We're Mr. and Mrs. z. r. Moore Mr. and
Ms MIs i; NJ Painter. Miss Natalie Crockett,
Jordan and Caddail Painter
misses Misses Nelsie Crowder aud Marjorle
BciVln entertained few friends Mondnl,
evening at the home OF Mrs i. w Bone :
NJ Kook pleasant evening haVir7 baen
passed by the guests who induced IN n
NUMBER or delightful games Those WIZ
We're included MIR. and Mrs NJ Is
Muire. Mrs. j. W. Bones, Miss Belle Hitl
heinier' Dan Stouffer, Hubert and E'Ityhurh
H!lt.hemer. e u
Az the annual CONGREGATIONAL meeting held
az chris; Episcopal Church ON Monday
nigh nigh, the yes,ry FOR the ensuing year was
eiected az follows: DR.. Charles II e pev.
ION w w. Cave G. w Heuser :,
iiiii, Perciral johnson. Is. &. Taylor p e.
mhssle' B Blocksidge, Neal BuRts q, \
loost ana + Il. Bunker. The ivestry or
saniEed with the election OF The fol
owing officers: DR.. Peyton, senior warden
Neai stunts. Junior warden. F. r. Bunker
treasurer: r. C. Massie. secretary.
among those who are away attendin,
Scho"i VINO returned for the Faster hoii
Gays We're the following: Misses AIdn
t.arcW Elizabeth Jordan Anna Raiis
Shahin and Dorothy Minor Wbr,un,s f,oi
zee Lynchburg; Pierce Lyon and Eva
Steeer iarrisonburg Normal: Mary
i.anshon and Mary Mcconnell or stone
MAIL NAL Saeksoi. institute. Abingdon. Mis-,
MaTy stuart. Miss Edna Lindsey and Earl,
smith SIM, noanoke Business cotiege; waite,
rry' Roanoke College. Salem: Profcsso,
THOMAS Painter. Cluster Springs Academv
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sMITHFlELD
Especial to Tho rImes-Di,patch. /

lSDoClal 10 Tho Times DlspAtcn
Smithfcld. Va. March 2?.-'The Smithioid
Cotillon Club gave Easter german on
Monday evening In the High School audito-
ri'im. The german was icd 10y Mr. Free
Mesdemes Walter c Amos. Eddie II. cofer.
rheo Barrow and lack Chapman. Among
those dancing Mics Trina Saunders.
OF Evcrett". with Horace Deans. Of Church
land; Miss Dorcc. OF Cape Henry. with
David Rawis: Miss Gladys cofer with
peyton Young; Miss May Bergen. With
Maurice Lamghorne. Of Richmond Miss
Merle snyder with Rev. Mr. Parker:
Miss Betty Wright. with Harry Foek: Miss
urace Goodrich. with Wills Underwood
Miss Ruth Goodson with Mr.. Hoffman. OF
Newport News; Miss Marguerite Goodson.
with Laurie Calling: Miss AnnIe Cole. with
hnsK wilson son; Mss Fannie Hart, VIII jas
Cox: Miss Virginia Hart with Hunter
Jordan; Miss Elise Young. with Harry
Goodson: Miss George Barrow. with Ed
Jack Grimes: NlHs Sara Wilson. with Jack
wilson. Robbie Edwards of knleigh: Bow
den Percy Pitt. Emmett Pitt. John Wsg
ner. OF Chnrehlnnd. MIR. I.ivesay OF Now
port News: Walker Pegram Warren. Mr..
ana Nrs. David Garland Grubb, OF, Suf-
fox were the quests OF Miss Gruhbs's
parents, Mir and Mrs j. l.. Underwood. for
several days this week.
DR. W. S Afncs left on Sunday spend
several days the Eastern shore
Among the young people ut various
schools In the tSate that spent tho holt
days with their parents were the follow
Emily Holloway aud Pauline Dashcl. Ran
dolph Macon Womans College: Willis Tn
derwood. Richmond College; Robbie I'D
WARDS Cluster Springs academy; Jack
Wilson, University OF Virginia: Frank
Bergman EpiHcopal High school: Willie
Holloway. Randolph Macon College
pie attended the Daughter of Heaven in
Norfolk ON "Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
75c Window Shades. soc,

1oc Window Shades, soc.
Opaque Window Shades, size
319 feet, mounted on Wemple's
superior spring rollers. white and
green, with fixtures complete
ready to hang, soc each.
$3.50 Shirtwaist Boxes. $3.50.
30-inch Shirtwaist and Utility
Boxes. covered with 240-warp
white Jap mating. trimmed with
bamboo and brass hardware spe-
clal price, $3.50.
%1.50 Colonial Lace Curtains, Csc.
Beautiful Colonial Lace Cur
tains, just the thing for spring,
dainty and airy. with deep valance
ut top, shown in white. green and
Arabian; special price. Csc pair.
$3.50 White Novelty Curtains,
Si.GG.
Pretty Novelty Net Curtains,
daintily trimmed. shown in white
only, 3 yards long,; very appro-
pirate for spring and summer fur
nishings: special price. SLIGO pair.
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NORWOOD

Special to The Times DispatchJ
Norwood. Va March e9-Messrs clar
cree and Herman Asee. Of LynchburE and
Perry Ecllam. of InrieN ood School spent
Easter with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Robert
William o'Brien an old Confederate SOL
dier is very I'll AT his home here
Mrs Tomnie Anderson and baby ar
rived here on Monday from Lynchburg
ball game at Shipman Saturday played
ny the Norwood High School and Shiprna \
High School boys.
Nr and Mrs. Russell Akers and babv
~ Gladstone. are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bolton Dr. and
airs w w. Dennis. OF Lynehburc and
curtis bolton. of Roanoke. were also guests
OF Mr. ana Mrs. Bolton Easter
Mrs Frank Bell and Children of pbonnj,
quarry are now with Mrs. Woody OF
Mrs: Mccormick OF Berryyille. is WISH.
ing Mr. Charles Elliott cabell at the Nor.
Mrs Marguerite AEee, who has sn.n,
me winter with friends here. left on Fri.
day for her home in Cumberland Sh. ya,
accompanied To Lynchbure by Mrs w. j
Professor Royal spen, Easter holiday.
lin TRENDS In Iynchhurg and Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charlie scrugss ana chi.
nteh leit on Monday for ,uonth's VA,
WIN friends IN Russell County.
Mrs Eldridge Robertson and Mis- r..i.
guests OF Mrs. Jones Turne, this wcek
WINE Cunningham. the only son Of III
an" MIS- Samuel Cunningham f. very N
AZ his home here. 80 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
BOWLING GREEN
Especial 10 The Times-Dispa,c

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
= Bowling Green, Va. March 29.-Miss Annie
" White is spending some time with
Misses Cammie and Pattye Cary. In Rich
.inond.
Miss Molle Wallace who has been tho
guest OF Mrs. 4. b. Gil. has returned to
her home in Richmond.
Dorothy French. OF Washington. Is Wis
ting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. a. B.
Chandler.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Parker. who have
spent several months in Essex County. have
returned to their home here.
Mr. and Mrs Whit, c. Boyd. Of Richmond
spent some time here this week with Mr.
and Mrs. r. D. Coghill
Mrs. Charles A. Edwards has returned
To her home in Toano after spending a
week will, her parents. DR.. and Mrs r. e.
Butler.
Miss Marion Ryiand who has been visit
Ing the home OF Dr. w. l.. Broaddus,
has returned to her hor,e IN Richmond.
Mrs. Orchard, Of Lynchburg. who has
hcen the guest OF Mrs. Charles A. Broad :
dus for two weeks. has returned home.
Mrs. BYRON Vincent. OF Norfolk, spent
se'eral days this week with sir and Mrs.
X. u. Vincent.
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HOUSTON

Special 10 The Times. Dispatch
houston. Va, March @9-At ST Johns
Episcopal Church on las, sunday mornine
In the presence OF u large congregation sew
era era, very valuable articles which were the
Fhe ceremony WAS short and simple and
conducted by the rector. Rev G. w RibbIe
brass, donated by Mrs. Frank Willineham
set of aims basins Of sterling silver given
also the gift of Mr.. Chastain; a bea,ttif,i
communion rail- the rail being OF walnut
Major ii. y. Edmondson.
v harrington a,iaon Jordan and John Rarksdale
their home people for the Easter bolidavs
,: aiisses champe and Willis Douthat OF
Mrs Messick. Of Glover visited here dur
Miss Eiyin Shapard who attends school
IN Danvilie. spent Easter with her parents
MI, ana had as guests classmates
Coleman. '"" ruin
John 9ld, Easley. OF Lynchburg. was visitor
10 houston on sunday last
81 c; Barksdale. Of Richmond spent Easier
with his parents here.
MI, Miss Oracle Walden. of scottsbnrg. visited
Houston friends this week
sc bba~ar "a Dorsey, student the DanvilIe
during the Easter holidays. ''"'S me-
- r. ;. Lacy attended the meeting OF Tho
v,hinh amp or Woodmen of the World.
"nicH was held in Petersburg on Tues,iav
On last Monday night the annual election
S o. ,nt ves,rynen OF ST. Johns Episcopal
al Heiu. ne following elect
e 9S NJ. French. Fl. W. Cosby, r. Holt Eas-
Hark i ~ Ea mn,nkins. lanes $. Easley, D. +.
r.; M =. Gantine and II. a. Edmondson'
Ra ,mv ho Si Ambassadors of the Beth Car
Ii,iinrs, enur . VIII celebrate the David
'o ~ u Nv morning al II O'clock
,o,,,r ~ rec anu j. Is. StovalI gave ioin,
ing last Mr. Tyree had as his subiee, ..R Reh
eii nurns' and gave many interestinp IN,
n,a.i III tnat poets life and much infnr
. INA, on about his native country. Scotinnd
n ,mr neovmil' who has been student Of
Mans 6cc,i' p n,.een years. lectured on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30
Matchess Sale of Desirable Floor COVERINGS Draperes
With the Beginning of Beautiful Spring Thalhimers Ofe,
Values in Homefurnishings See These To-Mor,

65c Cork LinOleum. soc.
New Linoleum, five distinct pat
terms and pretty colors to choose
from. heavy quality; special price,
SOC square yard
Toe Cork Linoleum, SOC.
Heavy Cork Linoleum, new pat
terms, durable and we'll season. ed
special value, soc square yard.
S1.25 lnlaid LinOIeum, 75c.
High Grade Inlaid Linoleum,
made from selected ingredients.
well seasoned; choice nifty and
new patterns, hardwood and tile
effects; special price, Toe square
yard
$4.O0 Japanese Mating Rugs.
S2.4S.
Heavy Japanese Mating Rugs.
size SKIP feet. beautiful Oriental
and floral designs; special price.
S2.18.
S1.60 lnlaid Linoleuni. S1.OO.
Extra Heavy Inlaid Linoleum,
thoroughly seasoned, made select
cd composition. new designs. hard
wood. mosaic and tile effects, in
choice colors; special price, 500
square yard.
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$500 Niwassi Mating Rugs. S3.48
Heavy Niwassi Japanese Mat
ting Rugs. size 9x12 feet. woven
designs, absolutely reversible
shown in green, blue and red; spe-
cial price, S3.4S.
l0c Fancy Scrim. ~ 1-2c.
Beautiful Stenciled Curtain
Scrim, reversible, closely woven.
newest patterns, SO inches wide
special price. ~ i-2c yard.
Zoe Fancy Scrim. 18c.
Reversible Round Thread Cur
tain Scrim, nifty stenciled design
ing. very closely woven, So inches
vide; special price, f8c yard.
soc Window Shades, 25c.
Heavy Opaque Window Shades.
mounted on Wemple spring roll
crs, with fixtures complete white
and green), size 3x6 feet; price.
zoe each.
S2.75 ShirtwaisL Boxes, LOS.
Large Shirtwaist and Utility
Boxes. ~ inches long. neatly COW
cred with fine white jap mating
trimmed with bamboo strips
tbrass handles) special price.
Sf.98.
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AMHERST

amherst; Va. March GO l.. Evans and
son. Theodore. returned Tuesday night from,
1t visit to relatives in Philadelphia
Mrs. c. l.. Scott, Jr., who has been spend-
Ing some time with relatives at Amherst
on Thursday returned to her home in Har-
risonburg.
Mrs. l.. II. Early and children are visiting
at the home OF w. ii Wheeler. in Nelson
County.
|. Miss Harriet Men. Evans and aunt. Mrs
W. H. Evans. returned Wednesday night
from Blackshurg. whore they attended the
Easter dances at the V. p. |.
Mrs. Norborne Il. Calling and son, OF New
York. spent several days this week at Cap
tain John NJ. Payne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Scott have returned
from Howardsviile, where they visited rcla-
tives.
Miss Nell Wood has returned from n visit
to friends and relatives in Lewisburg. w VA
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rucker OF Charles city
recently visited their brother. y. r. Ruckcr
J. L. Tucker has returned from Richmond
where he attended 4 meeting or the Fish
Commission.
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WAvERLY
lspccIal to rho Times Dispatch. J

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
a the Md breezy Point ra% @sts
Club at her home on coppsrheunk Ave
Ss %" Fasx Fh ns sSSs
!ne United 6 ed sintes" the hrst prize being
music. which was greatly enjoyed. The
guests guest. then assembled in the dining room
toast. THE Ladies'" dainty refreshments
were served.
home in waveriy to-day. after spending Ing
several days in Norfolk.
Claibourne Arnold left today for Ran
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W Moss and children.
and Mrs. j. E. Moss on East Main Street.
Professor j.: e: Martin. OF Kenbridge. and
parental homes in @averly 's
home In waverly this week. after visiting
NsMpo,t News N9 nf. Rocky Mount.
Il. a. Thompson. Of Norfolk. visited friends
MIS- MaI r. Q" @e suna ana rs! MARY
nth have returned iheir homes in Wav-
s snS I AFTER spsndlss Easter vim Colonel
walter Turnbull, OF LawrenceNilc spent
seyeral days in waverly this week
m6nd two days this week was ;" "''n
p Fleetwood, Harvey Fleetwood and
j. T. Ferguson spen, Easter at his
parental home. near sBoykins Va
Miss Margatet f3rasweil spent Easter
with friends in Richmond. returning TO
Waverly Monday afternoon
Walter McFaii, OF Norfolk. visited friends
near WaYerly on sunday last
Mrs. Thomas 81. John, nf Mobile AL.
Is the guest OF Colonel and Mrs Robert
W Arnold. at their home East Main
Mrs. Harvey Fleetwood and daughter
have returned to their home I'm WavcrIy.
after week visit TO friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. T. Burt and laughter spent Ear-
ter with friends In Norfolk
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POWHATAN

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Po"hatan, Va. March 29.-Mrs. Benjamin
rubbs and son, Lewis TubSs. are guests
Of Mrs. Il. D. Tucker.
Mr ana Mrs. Il. i. Reid. of Richmond,
were the weekend guests OF Mrs. Reds
mother here.
T.. Il. Flanagan, of Richmond. wac tho
weekend guest OF his mother here.
Mrs. -Iancs a Tilman ha. returned To
her home here after visiting relatives in
Richmond.
Richmond.
Mr. ami Mrs Noble Jordan. Of Rich
mond. are the guests OF Or. Y n. Tucker.
Rev. !. w Reynolds spent several ,iays
In Richmond this week