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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
PARK CITY.

PARK CITY, Sept T.-A delightful affair OF
esasy evening was III. party Eysn sT Miss So
rooms rooms wore bright With autumn oolors. flowers
and eayss being g.1d in in the hall; lis, and patlor
ried ouf with otreemers OF crepe paper In these
gorgeous coior". Cards wero played aud prlca
! awarded Merdamcs BcgsD and Hurlburt, Mcssrs
roniuud and Lecompt. and the out prizes TO
Mr. aud Mrs C T. pisk. Tho younger set on
,oyed dancing and the oest Of music was furnished
BY Messru Bachmau and Peterson Miss Margaret
Urio presided a. the punch bowl supper was
servsd By the ho,'eos. assisted By Misses ortHlo;
ovor 100 guests enjoyed tho cvouing
Another affair Of interest Of the past week wsn
tho dance Giyeu Monday evening at tho Silver
and enjoyed eve-y minute OF the evoulnB The
muGc for the oocaoion was furnished hy the Glib
ron Symphony orchestra. THO trip up was made
In carriages, returning through tho Creole tuu-
mol
Mp walter wilcox 10 spending sev days in
Salt Lake.
Invitations havo been iusued by Mrs John Null
grave for the marriage OF her daughter. Cora
Cluudpo Mulgravs, TO George Becker; Tho nraE-
rlage will take place IN Phoenix, Arls Wcduoo-
day evening October 8. in tho Episcopal church
Mr. and Mn. Storm Plau are back from their
honeymoon trip
Born!co Martin loft SATURDAY. for Kansas CITY.
Mo- whore no will enter school.
The local council knights Of Columbns cntcr-
,aiucd their lady friouds Monday evening at so
slL affair o%,ds hn dancing and n1T dSliSiou" r'
Mica Ammo z. Hanson and J, H. Burns
aulotly mnrrleJ IN Salt Lake Tuosdny Tho couple
arc we'll known In Park city. where tho bride
wne for two ycaTD the head nurse et tho Miners
hospital Mr.. and Mr. Burns win make their
homo In Park City.
Miss Minnie Boeh6n Ia In the Park .or
tended stny with hor sister. ars. Bethhc.
s. l.. Raddon returned homo from Ogden Wed
ncsday morning
Mrs z. L. Tracey was bostess At Rnnsinston
Wednesday afternoon at hor homo Main street
teufs nt mi Of fho S,u .tII
club. After time spont IN sewing, Mrs
Tracey served delicious refreshments,
Mlss sylvia Hnye. entertained tho members ot
the c, Z. e, club ploaaaIty Tuesday evening Rt
tic Don homo Main street
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kemp wcro among the many
Coalvills yisltorS during the week.
Mro. Day King and children hnve gone 10 Salt
Lake to roma!n for tho winter
Miss Clara Kimball a Salt Lake paNsen-
ger Sunday afternoon.
Niles Emily Smith and A. Bursie wore married
IN Salt Lake "wednesday, Tho young p6ople aro
we'll known In Park city and havo a bost OF
friondS.
Mics nIock OF Salt Lake Is In tho Park for a
fow days.
Ierg Peterson OF salt Lsko Is spending some
time In tho PARK
Tho members OF the freshman clasA OF tho
local high school entertained at dance IN Rrs-
banda hall FRIDAY evening Tho high achool stu
dsun and faculty wsro the sues,a.
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NEPHI.

NEPHI, Sept 27.-The r c. s. club
was entertained Tuesday at chicken
supper at the home OF Miss Matte Ca
Sier; Those present were: Misses Mayme
Riches. Lucille Cowan. Hattie Broadhead.
Ostler. the hostess. Miss Cazier; Messrs.
lston, NJ. Strebble, william Hoyt and
Wiford War;.
a surprise party was given Friday
evening for Mr., and Mrs. Edgar Winn.
a number Of their friends shouldered
watermelons and wended their way 10
the home Of Mrs. Laura Ingram, where
The Winns were. staying. Mr.. and Mrs.
Winn left Sunday morning for Logan,
where they. will reside while Mr. Winn
Misses Wanda Christensen. Tavern In
gram, Salome Brown Flossie Painter;
Messrs Joseph. Villas. Vern Howell
Ralph Broadhead. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Larson: and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Winn.
Miss Lillian BIackett entertained the
Utopia club at her home Friday evening
The time was spent in music and getting
new items In needle work Refreshments
In the way OF watermelons and grapes
were served. Present were: Mrs. Lyda
Lofnax, Mrs. Emma Memmott. Mrs. Flor
ence Lunt; Misses Pearl Allen, Clara
Cole Bertha. Lula and Stella McPher-
son.
Miss Stella Belliston entertained Fri
day evening al a watermelon burst. The
table was beautifully decorated in pink
and green. The time was spent In play
ing games and feasting. Those present
were: Ada Carter. Ellen Olpin. Goldie
and Tacy Irons. Mildred Carter Della
and Stella Shaw, Lizzie Howarth. Fran
els Golden. Evan Howell. Herman Winn.
Willie ParEes, Andrew Latimer, Earl
Hoyt and Terrace Ingram.
Miss Ruby Winn entertained at a party
in honor Of a friend Wednesday evening.
The table was decorated with asters and
dahlias. Those present were; Ruth
Foote. Marie Miller. Ada Carter, Zetta
Grace. Deltha Bowles. Della Grace.
Lorene Ockey. Wilford Bailey. Clyde
Covers. Cleveland Hall. Earnest Bowers,
Ronald Jarrett, Frank Tranter and War
ner Stephenson.
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SOCIAL happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

ment OF the engagement OF her depehtsr
| " Dougias A Swan was made
s, Miss Mabel Riric has returned from .
ON weeks trip to Alberta, Canada.
ns ire ne. FAST Noble Grand club will hold
Hs next meeting at the home of Mrs
tober. ''"' SaaS III &c
The Royal NeIghbors OF America gave
a.G caro- party Monday evening In the Fra
u,s's Mr. an and Mrs. George M. shatz and
,H.it ,itGe son, Robert. have returned from a
Visit OF three weeks with Mr. shatz' S
relatives at North Platte. Neb
Mrs I,orance Will entertain the Chris
lan Link circle at the next meeting.
Mrs G: w. Myers assisted by her
at eitosher, Mrs. T. A. Rhodes entertained
noon. profus!on OF fall flowers added
10 the attractiveness OF the rooms, and a
peautful centerpiece adorned the table.
"here covers were laid for ten.
The ladies OF st. Joseph's Sewing soci
ETY. held a special meeting Sunday after
noon In ST Joseph's hall
The Ladies Literary club met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Elizabeth Thomas.
NJ Rowland Webb of Ogden and Miss
were united III marriage Wednesday
evening at the homo of the brides par
ents In Huntsville.
After an absence of ffty-thrce weeks.
during which time they visited twenty
TOUR countries In tho Orient and Europe,
a T. Hadley and Dr. II. B Forbes re-
turned Monday from a trip around the
world,
Cleveland g. Porter Of this city Is
Vlsiung IN Seattle, Wash. after a tour
of California.
Miss Edna Healy has returned from
two weeks visit to the coast
Ray Gledhill has rone 70 Wasbineton
u: C.s where he Will enter the Bliss Elec-
trical Engineering school
The promoters OF the League of the
Sacred Heart met at the home OF Mrs
j. w. Stallard Wednesday afternoon
The Fifth ward w. c. T. U met We'd
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest T. Spencer have
gone to Boise, Ida. where Mr.. Spencer
has accepted position on one OF the
papers In that city.
>. Miss Martha Them left Tuesday for
Spokane, Wash, where she will visit her
sister Mrs. j. 3. Pickett While away
Miss Them will also visit her father. G.
Them at Tekra, Wash
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MONROE.

MONROE sept .7.-Mr, and Mr1 william q.
Morrison wont 10 ST. George last Saturday.
Mt aud Mrs r. p. Nielsen OF kstShSville
are visiting with relatives In Monroe this week
Tho D Y, U. orchestra gave dalee In the
Monroe pavilion wednesday uiget
Mrs Ronnow entertained few friends Tues
day evening In honor OF Mra- Nfeison and NJ
Mickelson, before their departure for their homs
In Alberta Canada, Wednesday no-cing
Mrs Rasmus sorensop has announced the ea-
sacemont OF hsr granddaughter. Leona BREEDS
sae4d 10 John johnson. The wedding VIII taSs
place In the near future.
Mrs Samuel W. Gould LEFT "wednesday morning
to visit relatives IN Idaho.
Tho Presbyterian Ladies' Missionary sooiety
held regular meeting this week at the home OF
Mn. Amelia Mickelscu.
The Misses Rea Jones and Ella Nielsen and
Mossrs Glen Winget Lcwis ". Jones, Jr. ana
L,clapd Tuft Win leave Monroe Sunday TO at
end tho u A. c. at Logan. They have COM
plotted the work ut the Monroe high school
Mrs. Carl Tutt entertained at dinner Monday
evening in honor Of Mrs. Anna aud Mrs Audrsas
Mlckclson Of Alberta. Canada
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GARLAND.

GARLAND. Sept. 27.-one OF tho most success
tul eYonts of tho carly fall WAS the social gvon
on Monday evening at the Gar,aud hall ey me
parents class complimentary 10 those who VIII
leach in Garland the ensuing year. Tho even
ing passed pleasantly With games. music aud n
short programme OF sonsJ and readings. Quite
an elzeorote fruit luncheon was served The
guests OF honor c. IL Smith OF Riverside.
s. l.. owca OF willard. Misses Margaret Hughes
o. Lincoln Seb Lottle abio OF American Fork.
Vera Bergen aud Nina wIuserS- both Of Gar
land.
Mrs A Il Capeuer hosioss on Thursday
afternoon to tho Ladies' ScN-culture club. 4
paper was givon by Mrs, Mosiah Evans. and
duct By Mosdauies ursel Rose and II. E. Sa1taF
Mesdamos j. M Davis and i. A. mortissl were
alc,c,od az delegates 10 thu annual convention or
The Utah Federation OF woriao's clubs TO be held
in Brigham October Is. 70 and Ii. Besides tho
club membora. tho following ladies wore quests
OF tho hostcss: Mcl1smes Edward Rogers. Roy
LewIS Milton BeoE pr. Li-Eie Ship and Mrs
Edna Eddy. both o. salt Lake City. und Mrs:
Emma Lindsey OF Ogden. The next meeting ot
the club viii be with hra. stephen LousstSoth
Miss Alisa Manning, who has spcnt the sum
MGR with her parents. Nj. aud Nrs. David haa-
aiug left on Monday for Logan to resume her
duties assistant instructor in domestic science
at tho %. Y. U. she accompanied ey hef
brsthsr Leroy. who win attend the B, y. y.
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GARFIELD.

GARFIELD Sept. e7-A pretty hom. wedding
wao celebrated last Wednesday evening at tho
homo OF My. aud Mrs. l.. N Griffin OF Magma,
WHOM Miss Vera r. Griffin and C. r. kueler
were married. 10 the presence Of about G.ty
guests the Rev. Maxwell Rice OF Salt Lake OIL
ciatiDg The house made beautiful with ear
nations md rofeS. The brido Sowned In
whIto crepo de chino with shadow lace Mro. J..
y Wilcox OF Salt Lake was mstron OF honor and
rna Griffin. tho litt)o sister OF tho bride. ring
bearer The music was furnished BY MisSee May
aud Gladys o'Ncil.
Moadamcg z. H. ssum and J. C. Hsrlie we're
Joint hostesses a, bridge party or five tables
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs Hardie
High -scorc trophies foil TO Mesdamcs Leonard and
Edwards
One OF the most successful dances Of the sea-
son given Wednesday evening OF Odd Eel
lows hail by tho Rcbckihs. hn-n dance su3
gcstcd tho decorations and refreshments.
Mss Edith NJ. Benson has resigned her position
in tho Garfield postofflco. preparatory IN taking
up her studies mt Rowland hall October |.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY. Sept. 27-At the homo of Mr
and Mrs H. c. Day Tuesday evening farewell
sociRl was rendered Ms. and Mrs. r. F. Boothe.
Tho guests Of honor prominent in social cir
clcs In this city and expect to depart for Cali
| fornia In The noar future 10 mike their home
wero played for which prizes were awarded. Win
first prizes; congolations by Ms 4
" Merrill and John C. KnudSon, Refreshments
were served by Misses Rula Ward. Nadine Dunn
woro Mr.. aud Mrs. W. J. Lowo, Mr and Mrs q
| +, boothc Mr.. and Mira G. W. Knudson, SIR aud
Mira. Nels Jcnson. Mr.. and Mrs James Knudsoo
Mr and Mrp. c. r. Mnboo. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Tyreison. Mr and Mrs \. NJ. Merrill Mr.. and
Mr and Mr. s'0V p Dunn nn' Mr mrs anS Ma SeaT Say
Nelson. Mr., and Mr.. c c. Clayton Of sal, Lake
Mr. and Mrs, II; C.. Day, M. and Mrs. w L.
ana Mrs. John l. Pierce. Wednesday afternoon
the women of tho Brigham Civic Improvement
club gayo farewell TO Mrs B r. eoothc
delightful silver shower was sivou Mss Ruth
Joppsou at her home Ionday evening IN horo-
of her approaching marriage TO Errel Valentine.
Those present at tho shower were Miss Ruth
Jsppvon. MiGs venors Evans. Mas Anna oiscn.
Miss May Valentine. Mics Hannah Jcppsou, Miss
McMsoter. Miss AT, Valentine Miss Grace CAL
ornith, Miss MRrlu GalbFuith and Avaid Jcpp-
son.
s Ssa" sarah caasa H%1sS S P as % vos Ss aT a%d
rlcd in the Sal, Lake temple on Wednesday. Thcy
VIII make their homo In Park Valley
Thursday afternoon Errci Valentine end Miss
Ruth Jcppson. popular young people Of this city.
nsrtormed bv Bishop Thomas IT. placEs"Tu OSrbs Ths
bridegroom ls the oldost son OF Mr.. and Mrs
C. C. Valentino. They win make tbeIr home IN
Fielding
Mr and Mrs. Mark Johnstone OF Salt Lake City
and Mr. and Mrs. Vornon Sheffield OF Logan wcro
guests OF nTr. nnd Mrs. George Gtdnoy during ths
week,
Mira Della NuttaIl and littlo daughter Urada
of Miles Citr. Mont. spent few days OF the
past week In this city visiting rola,iyed and
friends.
Hr. and Mrs Potter Thompson homo from
American Falls Idaho. whore they spent the
summer
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MURRAY.

MURRAY. Sept :I.-GeorEe Smith returned
Friday from months pleasure trip by motorcycle
10 California. Washington and Oregon.
Mrs. d. W. James had her gueat last Tues
day Mrs. Frank Pheuegnr and Miss mer7 Eaines
Of Tcrro Hnute. Ind.
Mrs. w II. Rothwell entertained AZ cards last
wednesday afternoon Eight tables were played
and prizes by My, Edward Miller, Mrs
Louis Powell and Mrs, J. ". Hearlius.
Miss Geneva White and DaneiI Pike mar
ricA last Monday night A Wedding reception was
tondcTeA tho young people at the home OF tho
BRIDES parents, Judge aud Mrs. Charles White.
Mr. anc Mrs Pike will reside at Ninth East and
Fourteenth South streets
Ny and Mrs. t. Jorecnsen 1ett By auto
mobile last Saturday morning for their honey
moon trip 10 California They were accompanied
ny tho bride'u ps:onts, Mr.. aud Nrs. oFsou San
dcrs.
Mips Katherine Edsimap has returned from
Berkeley. Cal. whore abe has eecn attending
school.
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RICHFIELD.

RICHFIELD, sept. .7-Hro. Samuel Nebekor
9avo reception Wednesday evening In honor OF
Klrxmcn OF Santaqun, many beautiful prcsontp
were received by the young counle. Those pros
cnt wore SIR. and Mrs. Guy Lewis, Samuel CLARK
Ole Dastrup. Tod Olsen. William Ncbeker, AloS-
andor Elliot Mrs. Vcrn chidester. Misses Pearl
Black Leona Malmquist. Rachel NchoEcr Tdons
Nebckor Mabel and LOTTO Low!s, Nellie Bean,
Eiya Clark. Masters Dow Clark, Ralph Black
burn mud Koith Lawis.
Mrs. T. Ogden, Jr. and Mrs. r. T. oldroyd
entersincd last Friday ~ obower for ar5.
Eugene pouisen at the home OF Mrs. r og-
den. Refreshments served TO Mrs. Hobcr
Christensen, Henry Poulscn. w Powell. G. Han
san, r Shaw. T. Aodcrson, {, Cbriotcnnon u
s. Dale. II, Borg, n. Noyos. T. c. Christensen.
George Cope. 6. Clark. Matilda Dalton. the Misses
Mona Moyes, hgnes Poulson. Alta Baker Royse
Hayes. Myrtle Ncbekor. Li1sio Ogden. Soil, Greco
Nell Roam, Emma Christensen, MazIe BeaI. Lula
Payne, Emma Payne. Mesdaucs C. Ogden, W
ogden. r Graham, J. Chalk and II. Baker
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK, Sept. z7-The officers o,
the Fi-Tt ward Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment association gave n delightful dancing party
at tho Coop hall Thursday night. Refreshments
were served and dancing enjoyed until lato hour
lnterspersed with singing aud music.
Milton A. Brown and Miss Ruby Thornton both
OF this city. married Wednesday. Miss
Thornton is tho daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Thorn.
ton OF this city. and IL wol known In social ard
church affairs IL this Vicinity.
Mn. sado Henry OF Eureka lie hero this wcck
for short visit With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Hndley.
Bort hdamson returned homo the frat part OF
tho week from two weeks viait in Kansas
City
Tho Alpine Stake Relief uociety hold 4 conference
Mt the First ward chapel "Wednesday. Refresh
rncnts served.
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Brigham visitors during tho week. bollg guests
NJ the noms OF NJ. aud Hrx George Ander-
Mr. aud Mrs. Lorenzo Jenson " 6 JcosoY aad
eon Willie OF Salt Lake spent Sunday 10 ,his city
visiting relatives and frendr
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SUFFOLK

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian1
SUFFOLK, VA, June Gin honor
of his guest Mark Brown. Of Miami.
Fla e. Linwood Lehman entertained
Tuesday might at charming dance,
at which the favors were gardenies
fer the men and corsage bouquets for
the ladies'. Fruit punch and buffet
luncheon was served. The dance was
led by + L. Lehman and Miss Ethel
Jones Golden's orchestra furnished
the music.
In honor of her guest Miss Martha
Patton. of Jacksonville. Fla. Miss
Katharine Primer entertained on We'd
nesday evening at q garden fete- The
beautiful grounds of the Ptnnet home
were lighted and chairs and tables
placed at lonely spots on the grounds
Music, conversation and refreshments
helped n make the fete success,
The Womans Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Presbyterian
church met ON Monday night with Mrs
w. A. Hall at the Manse- Rev. MIR.
Hall read interesting articles from
DR. Guerrant's book, "Galox. CATERERS.
Announcements were received here
OF the wedding in Baltimore OF MISS
Marianne Lucas TO Mr.. Chauncy
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THE ANDERSON COTTAGE

The Anderson cottage at Ocean
View Is within short distance of the
Ocean View hotel and all amuse-
ments. Electric cars pass the door
for Norfolk and Old Poipt. It IL
modern in every respect. Best ac-
commodatiotl, excellent meals. close
to bathing beach and directly opposite
the amusement pavilion. The pro-
prtetor Is an experienced and popu-
lar host, who leaves nothing undone
for the comfort and entertainment
OF her guests See advertisement in
another column and address. for In
formation The Anderson cottage.
Ocean View. Va.
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Brooks. son Of H. P. Brooks. formerly
Of suffolk. Mr.. Brooks Is q native
of Suffolk and has many relatives and
The recital given by Master Edgar
Douorall, the wonderful boy soprano,
OF Norfolk, Miss Motter. yiolinist. and
Mr.. ]. J. Miller. organist of Christ
church, Norfolk. on the lawn of the
Pinner home Thursday evening was
one of the artistic successes OF the
season. The spacious veranda at the
Pinner home. deliberately decorated in
palms. ferns and flowers, was con-
verted into stage. and the large
audience sat on the lawn in front. The
program. which included numbers
from the masters was beautifully
rendered. and the voice of the boy
soprano was all that had been said
OF Il.
Misses Martha and Nellie Morton. Of
Ham pden Sidney, Va, are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Womack ON Bank
street. 80
Miss Martha Patton. OF Jacksonville.
Fla. and Miss Louise Phillips. OF
Ferry Point Va. are guests OF Miss
Katharine Primer.
Mrs E. r. Hart entertained yester-
day afternoon in honor of the Ladies
Aid society of the Presbyterian church.
The society. after this meeting ad-
iourned until october.
Mrs James Page and children Of
Richmond are guests of Mrs. Nj. l..
Mafics
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ing, folding doors and polished floors.
There was recently erected at Ocean
View a magnificent cottage, In reality
a city house. known as The Water
View because of the splendid marine
panorama to be seen from the front
porch. This Is really private resi-
dence OF fourteen rooms. The second
floor is used by the family and seven
rooms on the ground floor are to
let during the summer months. The
rooms are large, we'll ventilated and
handsomely furnished with hot and
cold water in each room, This cot
tage is within two square pf the
Ocean View hotel and its surroundings
are the very best. Electric cars to
and from Old Point pass in front of
the door. This house is now open for
guests and Is well managed by Mrs.
Cora Lumkin Shotwell.
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ASHEVILLE, N. c..

BATTERY PARK HOTEL, Ann ~
WILLIE, \. C., June 2l.--Such DEE
lightfulty care-free feeling steals QveA
the visitor to the Land of the Sky n
that 1t Is small wonder the lure on
the ud-capped mountains apptaiN
alike TO the jaded social leaders Anu
the careworn business man, Whild
the young men and women ma a
never falling pleasure in exploring fnd
many mountain trails about thiM@re&
gion. Northerners are just epin
uencing to realize that they CAT bd
mucb cooler in the South. provided
they spend their time in the moun~
tains, than al many Northern resorts
and consequently each year mas
greater number OF them coming 70
Asheville.
The weeks tournament at ting
Country club has interested many on
the guests here because of the fach
that the one time tennis Champion,
clarence Hobart. of New York, made.
the lowest score in the QUALIFYING
rounds. The lowest sixteen score4
have continued I'm match play dur<
ing the week. The prize Is for thu
Mems CLUB championship, and tho
finals are being PLAYED off today. folA
lowed by an outdoor tea at the CoHn%
try club The completion OF the cfubS
house will he the signal for large
golf tea on the 4th Of July. when ~
ii probable that Governor Lnrkd
Craig. of North Carolina. and MRS.
Craig will be the guests of honor, Tor
the summer capital has been tem-
porarily transferred TO Asheville, with
the governors headquarters at tho
Battery Park hotel.
Paving his first visit to Americana
and hearing of the wonderful aftrac-
lions OF the Land of the Sky" Henry
Berger. Of London. England, came to-
the Battery Park hotel the first OF the
week. and has been one of the most
enthusiastic guests ever here, being
loud in his praises of the many nat-l
ural beauties which abound In this
region.
Ernest Schern. who for many years
resided in Richmond. but who has
been living in Dallas, Texas, carno 4
here to Join his mother. Mrs George
Schorn, who has been spending the
greater part of the season at this no.
tel He has been absent on hshinS
trip In the northern part of the state,
hut lis expected In Asheville today.
Horance Tansill, of Richmondsl
spent last week end here.
Miss Mary Ross has been Visiting
friends in Richmond, attending
number of informal affairs given In
her honor.
Judge Pritchard. who has been
holding court all the season IN Rieh-s
mond has again returned to Ashevilles
and was warmly welcomed by largo
number Of his friends
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THE DRIFTWOOD COT.
TAGE

There has been Driftwood cottage
at Virginia Beach. SO long that the
mind Of the younger generation rum
meth not to the contrary. 1t is one of
the delightful houses of entertainment
which has done so much To make Nir-
ginia Beach popular. 1t fronts on the
ocean. The table is said to be up
surpassed Bath rooms an each floor.
Large bath houses with shower for
guests. And is open all the year
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THE POCAHONTAS

The Pocahontas cottage, Virginia
Beach, is one of the largest and COM
Portable cottages. is located on the
water front, where the bathing Is
safe and delightful. The rooms are
spacious and airy. 1t is lighted by
electricity and there is hot and rniu
water and shower baths. Private bath
house for guests. The table is un-
surpassed. Mrs. A. Is. Williams has
had long experience in the entertain
ment OF summer boarders and her
charming personality makes the Po-
cahontas attractive. Her guests al
ways come the second time.