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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
LAND OVER
LOOKED
In the Mountain State
Cannot Much Long
er be Applied to
West Va.

M"iganto~u, w. Va, Nov. sO.-Th.
Land overlooked cannot much long.r
lie applied u West Virginia. No onr..,
~ the state looked upon a. Of little or n.
Importance. The vast natural r-.urss.~
II the Mountain STATE, ara nov attract
ing the attention of men Of means and r.
search The people everywhere kr"~
that West Nirginia.s future il bright AMI
Il II not long until no sister STATE will
equal her in wealth or beanty of SCENERY.
Realizing what the fntur,. has in 1t. r..
Tor the state the people arr deter mined to
pull West Virginia suit of the mud. -
Everywhere there Is a cry fog s.s,d roa.is
and the Eeof,se seem determined Ia hax,.
them at any cost.
The State Organizer Of the West vi b.
g'nia Good Roads Association, W. T.
il"ti helms, has just completed "A tri,.
which practically coyere,l the state. ami
he reiorts that the sentiment ia favor %,
god roads Is strong and daily growin,,
M strength. Good roa.ls MEETINGS wrrr
held at about q dozen places and mn.I,
enthusiasm and genuine Interest VA
manifest AT several places local ti.--l
Roads organizations were form.~l anal
the sentiment IN thesse communities is ~
psrted To develop rapidly.
Alter completing his tour 81 the state.
Mr.. Hoffheims had conference w,tl,
Governor Hatfield at Charleston. wl..,.
lac expressed his qualification at the ,,r b.
gr'--s that is being made in the buildin.
oi god roads and assured Mr.. Honhsi. >
ct his support in the work 1T the Wa
Virginia Gool Roads' Association.
Governor Hatfield will issue a procI 4,
nation In the spring calling for two g.-.
roads days in Vest Virginia. The G.,
ernor is a goHi roads enthusiast and d
anxious - try out the law that was pa-.
ed 10y the last session Of the lsgisIatur,
10y which the convict labor il hem,
used on the roads. Some Of the cou,.ti.-
have been working their prisoners A.,
several months and are getting g.od -.
suits Other counties have paid no at
tention 10 the provision IF the law an.
have not put their prisoners II work.
The West Virginia Good Roads A..
ciat'on will prepare a campaign u u
waged between now and the time tlr
governor issne- his proclamation Iookin.
tn making the Good Roads' LAY in w.
Virginia the most suece-sfuI and pr.
ductiyc of good that have been held D.,
any Of che states.
by the time the good roads days com.
around the people will appreriate nor.
what IT means To West Virginia to ha,.
good roads. and there is every reason L.
telieve that much will lie accomplished
by the movement
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
VIRGINIA NORMAL AND IN
DUSTRIAL INSTITUTE NEWS

Thinking you might H.. interested a.
know a few "i the Happenings If this IN
-iitution. -snd tlc-- icu n-narks hon.
ing ti'ey may ~ aosI,tal,le
Our worthy President j. N. Johnston
> very -irk. ieiDg con6ned o. his r.-,u.
The dort"rs -ay u will H. sometime 10.
fore b. will o. allc g. leave Ia roo,n
We wish ior him -qey~Iy rccovcry A. b.
= CRAFTY missed ESPECIALLY By tl,s. young
MGR. for since hi- confnement ~ can.
not yet cNe'i-e'i ~ easily when w. van,
o. q u ne city Or cl-wberc.
Thanksgiving day VA crlebratei in
appropriate manner. At eleven O'Clock
~e a~-eSnl'le-i in the chapel and Ii-,epe,l
- an a'iir'7s- ~ Rev. DR.. Watt. In
-ubjest Icing the spirit n Thank-eiv-
ifg Aiter the chapel exercise the
track tam met and entertained u;,h
athletic game q variou~ kinds. Al 4.
- ~ a--ernl'le~i in the dining han who're
= beautiful iea~t awaited m. The tal,ls.
actually groanei amber the weight Of the
delicscie- they bore. To this deIi1htfp,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05

Is nes~ied % keep them going, 80 tia
officials are hunting for new held a.
draw from. Do not ~ deceived by the
-m 9th tongus-i ora'or-. thsy will only
head tine MINER into idlene~~. riot anc
blood shed. Work hard, save money
educate your children and IL you have >
srivance carry 10 directly Ia the operator
and II there l. n single oI- rat"r IVA thu
field that cannot H. reael,e~l ~ arr nm
aWare of IL. and would like To- know la.
name W. SAN, SATURDAY.. the enVei"I~-
Il four Negro miners Who drew Tor two
weeks work from 80 Ia -. 1his va
after company cNfsncsS ~ere paii. THAI
loss not show that the operator j. rob
,ing tlse miner. Theme are other via
q" equally We'll
1hi- j. g'-al aiVice boy ami W. charge
nothing for IL. We know wller,~i ~,
-l-'ak.
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PRINCIPAL KEYSTONE-ECKMAN
GRADED SCHOOL--RE.ELECTEO
PRESIDENT WEST VIRGINIA
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
Thanksgiving Supper
at Williamson

ON Thanksgiving evening. there Wa
witnessed ami enj"y'~l one Of the most
happy iinn-~ in tl,s. city 81 Williamson
ever i~.for. in it, history At - o'clock
tli" hall al River View lark vas lsauti
iuily d'r"ratsri by the laslis-- "f the cit,
and other towns which l~~pnght pleasure.
." the young men AMI all PRESENT After
dartaking of the Slany OH r pleasures
the s'ipI-r Wa ~pread 10y Mr. Dumoni
Sullivan ami all att -nmptnously. The
real cau-s' of tins event WIS Ia foster the
highest hieais of s'-'ial pleasures among
the people, the proterti"n Of tl"-.. -oter
nlind'Si. goal y"ung woluen and men
among ns Ia rai-e the lethargic spirit. O.
a point "i living pleasure ami era.licat.
iron' the minds oi other race.s that We i'm.
d,Ilgr In pleasures "i degrading characters
The participants "f tn. city were glad L.
wf'l'"'ntr the following "ut-.,f-rown people,
Mis~s~ Lila Alexander AMI Nam J.. l..
cOhl's and E'litor NJ T. Mhfttico. wh.
came ~ "A bright ray IT sun-liine l., emo,
With us the dressings 81 the pat year
Editor Whittiro gave an inspiring AL
'lr,~S to the ~sciety
The Committss, was compos~i Of ia,
following named gentlemen:
Me-~rs. Dumont SULLIVAN, Is. n. ALLEY
Drs. w \. Vaughan. W r.. McColls~
j. VI Whittico, j. r. Hereford. -
Rarnett
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
WHAT IS THE ANSWER?

Whether IL - tlse Democratic tariff n,
agitation oi the currency question
merely the mad Ju~tment II hnSin,--S O.
new conditions ~ matters hut little tot
lai"ring man Who Formerly worked =
full days each week anil a. much ext,
time a. lie desired. when be- hnd- hin
zp-lf working half time and many Of IA
hrotlers "layed of. - a. H. the ease thr,,
ont the industrial fields of West Virgin,
AT present lIe knows that under N ,
past EeIul,lican Administration hi- lal,,
wa- always i'm demand and pay Wa cs.,r
a1d that now work j. lHcorning ~carc.
a ld there J. talk If r,~lucfion in War;
Th..rc has isr7 no rcviuction s.in the CO.,
Of tlse nsce--itis4- 81 life and be- j. ~ tim.
l,--- To- purcha~c tlIs-u with What i. fla,
reason; The man with an crntfy ,innc,
pail Will mot -ur,ly place the r,~g~,n-i
bility uI"n the I'oliiical party in power
He will 10 80 whether rightly or wong
~ lat year the tors If the nation
ds-risls,i they WANTED chang. anil viii.
less than year fa--s~l since fl,e D,rno-
cratic administration took chare.. 81 tl,,
y 'vernnpent there D. n depression in l,u-i
ne-- AMI the toiler b. the first o. ut hit
II We did not all -uiier alike We untl.i
say, Il told you ~"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
FRIDAY DEcEEBEE .. IeIs
As TO CANDIDATES FOR CONGPESS

tharl'~ l'r'~'k~ smith. ~yrdn..fe "a rit.
i"r several at tine I;elmian-an .Iailie~ .,
West Virginia H. sending ont from Wa.h
ingt"n shot Ter Congr,--' arti..l,- "a.
lore. la fact he ha~ conceded both tl,,
animation and cis~-tinu "i the Tln,.ii,.l.
e ht"r. ami dear odd Jaius- 4 IIn~h..-
The White lairt~l Congressman from, Cal..l
ann"uns~ that "pno- a candidate. al
Ways candidate. hut all seem to over
look the popular young man Of Bran
we'll, Hon. Edward Cooper. vino l. :.
prs-'nt Isris~ting some oi the stronr,>
organizations ever ~s-n in tll. Fiith CO,
grs--ional district. Mr. Cooper l. aui.t
~ building fenc-~ AMI will in a -h.,,
time enter IN the campaign with 1ip.s
He will hayc with him al tl,e start q.
most the solid barking Of the IseInIdica,.
OF Mcdowell county, which j. valuaI,l
a~-'t io amy candidate Who a-pir,-
Office m tle Fifth di-trict. This comm
alone saved Hughes at least three lin,
and II will surely contriInte materially
las defeat this time IL llc I,-r-iSts in ~
iatIng his prouni~s. and remaining a ear,
didats-.
Mr. shots candidacy j. taken a.
poke nm tins county. Few men ~s.rintisl.
telieve he will remain in the race. y.
t-rs are lining mp for Cooper within,
-"lieitation and ~hcn the primaries ..
held II will he fonnd that the fair. all.
young iusins~- man of ;ranlwcil will
The R~I"ilI'can nominee. the pr,slh ito
OF Mr. smith Notwithstanding
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
UNION ORGANIZERS BUSY.

We are reliably informed that n,s- Z NO.
have ieen held l,y organizer- 81 the g. nit
~ Mine Workers Union "a varion- 4 lae,.-
throughout he Norfolk anil Western coal
region and that n great effort j. leinr
male o. Ierfsrt an organization in thu
-st'on cor tie avowc,i purI-~.. II order
ing a strike on April ~. In Octoler w.
stated that work would csfnu.cncr D.,
the oryanizerS during the -,--ord week in
November. At that time IL really -tart.-l
in earnest and ha- isrn carried on eve,
since. Me- tiny are icing held AMI
white organizer- are ming here from.
otiIer -rtions O. I'm. t~,lct'' ia. miners
Again Ne warn tho miner- in TIM 49,.
ton and e-Tecislly the Negro miner- .,
To- very careful about following the Ica.l
81 the-e labor troulle makers. With ir
du-trisi conditions un-etfl.d and a pane
liable o. come At any time the Nevr.,
miner should work every day that he en-
and deposit A. much n BIZ money A. Dr.
sibie IN the l'aak. Th'rc il vii DO him
far more good than BY paying one dollar
per month and oftiues more into tho
treasury ~ the Unifei Mine Worker.
This organization hss never i<en friend,
~ NE Negro and = not nov. IL - not
- miner in this -ection that IL desires D.
henr6s bos there are strikes nov in PROV
- - QuA<ssio and Michie.a and money
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
Elkhorn and Ennis

Thanksgiving services were condurt,~l
at Cr"zer Temple Ivy Rev. VI l.. lone,
Hampton. Va NJ ~ o'clnrk Rev. Jon.-
pr''ache'i an cNes-llent -..rInon on 'Givin,
Thanks NJ : o'cl,--k hr delivered .
l'~'tnrr ON 'Onr Mistakes" Both services
werr we'll attended.
Mrs vi. j. Franklin was hu-ine>..
visitor t. Keystone, Tuesday
Miss Annie ''corge spent Thank-givins
~ the guest ii relatives at Tip Top.
I Mis- Mary l.. Williams attended, a..
9rte Tcarler's Institute at Charleston
Mis- ole Gilbert. student at q. G.. l..
retnrne'i To- Sshooi. Friday
Miss Lola VI Lavender slent the week
end A. thu guest of friends in Graham and
Eluciicld.
Mis- Julia Hurt spent Thanksgiving in
Pocahonta-.
Mrs. Cas-ia Carter Wa the guest ni
Mrs Della Tinslcy Of Graham. Virginia.
on Thanksgiving.
Mr~ Jane MannS was shopping in
N"rthi"rk Last wcrk
Kent. the little -on 81 Mr. AMI Mr.
VIM. tiill~rf. ha- rrturneI from th..
hospital much improved.
Mrs. Violet Ramsey and little -ops
Arthur AMI Alfonso. We're. viiitor~ u fla,
'iiy 81 blnelcid. Thursday.
Mn. Carrie Hayes aud Mi-~ic Dalton
we're shopping IN Keystone. Tuesday.
Mr. u. u. Patterson Wa a bu-ir,s
visitor here last ws-.k lie let Wc,ln.--
lay night in company with Mr- Pattrr
~'n AMI sou. l:rnnie for Charl.~t.a,
~hcre they Will make their home Mr.
Patterson has l-vn rs~i,lcnt 4 tbi-
Idacc i"r a number IT year.. IIr Wa an
active worker in the cl,urch AMI SUNDAY
~ri'o-4. liz many friends wish Tor hin,
much ~nc''-- in ii- present r~--ition.
Nj MciuIl,i- Tenns---.~. { 'ars..r r,.,urp-
'@i sunday aifern""n. after y brief Wit
o. ll"llin- anil Roanoke. Va.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
Excelsior Susanna Re.
publican Club Or
gained

~ pur-Hance o. the new rule IL the
hel'o~eh Connty Colorc~l Republican
'rs"nizat'on. a'iopte,l a. IL lat nscri
ing. E'lacing tie I-o~er- 81 the organiza.
ton primarily IN the pr.s.inct and di-trit
eiu'~, tfc g"od Republicans ~ Exer.l-ior
AMI Su-snna met on the first day Il thi.
month an,-organized thenl-elvt-. nam
ing their newly organize,l body the ~
eei-ior-Snsanna Republican Club. The
following oiiicers were elected. A. r..
% unn, Chairman; :. J. Bennett. Vice
Chairman; A. ID. Allen, SECRETARY. Dir
trict matters IN grDeral viii ~ taken nm
az the next meeting Of tins body.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
Order of Publication.
WEST VIRGINIA

F<"l Nib'HINIA-
AZ Rule- held in the Clerks Office a
the Circuit Count ~ Mcdowell Couptv
on the iir-t Monday in Decenlrr 1919.
Laura Cobb" Plaintiff.
Charles T. Col,i~.
Defendant-
The object ~ thi- init y u Obtain
FROM the defendant by the plaintiff :
divOrce
VTNCULO MATRTwONT
And u Appearing frYm an affidavit nov
on hle with tho papers in this can-e. thas
the Defendant y non-rp~ideut IL the
state ~ Wet Virginia: IL - therefore or
derps: that the SAIL defendant do apre,r
AZ The Clerk's Office 81 tho Cirruif Court
~ Mcdowell county within one rpontl,
from the date 81 the frSt publicstioo N
tins order, and Do what y Necessary u
prote~t hrs interrst herein.
And u y furtfrr orsierr<i that a cow
~ this orsier 10 pulii-fef once a veek
Tor four s'lcrf->-ive weeks IN -ru,e neu.-
paTPr publi-iei in Mcdowell county
snd that n copy a the same 10 po-fs-5 Al
the front door ~ the court hou-r N Nc
Dowell e"unty for twenty days before Do
crfr - rrnderrri.
A copy. Te~fe:
II. HAMPTON GRAY. Dcputx
f"r W. Burbrdep Payne, Clerk.
B. r. Garter, p. q
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
Great Evangelist Com.
ing to KimbaIl

Rev. X. ID w. Meadows. STATE sun
II Missions 81 the BAPTIST rhnrch vii
rondnct lo days mertipg 1t the Fir,
Brp'i~t Church 81 KimIsll for Rev. -
w. Robinson. The mes.ting will begin
Monday I,ecemi~r \
Rev. Menslo~s j. one one ~ the ahle~,
prearherS in the STATE and j. an evaner-
lit II note
Everybody should hear him while in
this -sction for Il = seldom the opportn.
nifty = given ~ hear a better or NOR
earnest preacher.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05

past every "D~ did ampl~ justice.
With all of u.is THE gr~sse-t fe.tur.
Sas y-'t TO come Promptly IT 10 =
n tie ls.'l rsnc sun.m...ins vs. o. IN.
scel ito. hall where the most I. ca-an,
n 'uis OF the day was spent
TIM has been a very sncce--ful sra-or
sor Us in afhletics- We have won all the
,sne- played. beating each time by .
'srvr -oor~ Only one team was aide ..
make touchdown ON ns hut we wos by
"'ch large score that il dill not damy-i
. ar spirits IN tue least.
NJ. G.. FINNEY
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05

Candidates i"r county "fiir~ will -o.i
i~'giu Z" annouus. themselves WonL
not the risht splors.l man f"r the lsgi>
iaturc listen gs@-i' New Jersey -s.nd.
thnre. Why not At least one ia West Nir.
siniar
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1913-12-05
Notice to Take Dispositions
In Chancery


Take notice tina. on
The 2tah day Of Decemler. 1913. at the
Law Cfiice 81 Thomas l.. Higgins. in
the town Of Kimhal. McDoweI Co.
West Virginia, between the hours of o.
clock, a. m and O'Clock p. m, of tina,
day shall proceed to take the dispositions
"i myself and Others, 70 be read i'm evi-
denoe in my behalf in a certain suit in
equity penning in the Circut Court Of
McDo~ell County and state Of West V,r.
s'nia, in which / ann plaintiff and YOU
are DEFENDANT; and il from any canse the
taking Of said dispositions IL not com.
mencesi on that date, or, II commenced.
II they he not completed on THAI day. IN.
taking Of sail dispositions will liz adjour-
ned from day tn day. at the same place
and bt-tween the same hours until they
are completed.
Laura Anthony.
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Notice to Take Depo sitions.
Plaintiff
On
Floyd Chearham

- IN CH ANGRY
defendant
To Floyd Chatham. You win t.ke o.,
tice. that on 18th day 90 Oct 1919 the PI.i,,ir
below named will take dispositions 81 himself a
-4ndSy other Witness. 20 ~ u-ed a. evisIenc,
On the Trial ~ the above cau~e in behalf % Plain
AN at the Office - J. K smith Keystone. I'm the
county 90 Mcdowell. IN the state - West vi,-
Einia- b~t~een the hour - eight O'Clock a m.
and s'x O'Clock .. m. ~ said day. And n. from
Nny can-e. thing % aid dispositions shall not 10
commenced. or bring oommenoed shall not .
compl~tesi on the day Aforesaid. the taking ofthe
'an'e will b. adjourned from day today. or frnu.
Time t. time. nj the ssne Dla ceand b-twe~n the
zane hours. until they complets-d.
Lee Chatham
II Il. Hlnrlna u
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Subscribers changing thcir Post Ofii.,
s.idr'S~ must notify the Publishers or . =.
hi- subscription will l=. s.ull,~.f.,l in~f N.
same a. II he had not
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Entered ~ S,cond Class Matter Mari
-. ls4. al tine Post ollie. III Kcy>fnrn.
w Va, under act Of Congress. March O..
1879.
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Articles Of more than ten Inns viii d"
charged 10 cents Ter lime
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u. HAMPfON tFkAY. Dppn
f"r W. Burbrdes Payne, Clerk.
h. r Garter, y. q.
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Che MfDowrll 6imea,
Be. RATHER THAN SEEN 70 Be
WHITTICO * HILL

MT. MHITTICO. Editor.
II. EDWARD HILL. Eu~in,--- Mgr.
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Laura Anthony.
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ADVERTISING RATES TIENI>IIII
Hl HEQCE~T
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SF-.'ial rates b. churches. Schools an.
colleges
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
Reeeption in Toecoa.

Atlanta friends of Mrs. Edward Pal
mer Simpson, of Toccoa, have received
invitations to a large and brilliant re-
ception which she will give at her beau
tiful home. "Palmerhurst," next Wed
nesday afternoon. A number of Allan
ia guests will attend the affair, which
is a compliment to Mrs. Edward Pal
mer Simpson, Jr., bride who was Miss
Elizabeth Hudgins, Of Macon. Mrs
Simpson will be assisted in entertain
ing by -Mesdames Robertson Carter
Henry farrell. David j. Simpson, Claude
Edwards, Claude Fuller, George Ed
wards, Lawrence Lipscomb, Clarence
Ayers and Claude Barnes, and Misses
Elizabeth Bruce, Caroline Davenport
Louise Simmons, Martha Edwards EN-
ME Willingham Edna Graves. Joseph
inc Vickery, Bessie Ayers and the
Misses Ramsey
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
Ammons ing
Wedding on
March 81

The marriage of Miss Mary Amorous,
daughter of Mrs. c. B. Wilmer, to Rev.
John Durham Winf, will be an interest
ing event, on account of the prominence
Of the families of the two young peo-
pie, and their wide circle of friends.
The wedding will be very quietly SOL
emnized on Monday, March 81, at St
Lukes church. Miss Ruth Wing. sister
of the bridegroom, will be the brides
maid of honor and only attendant The
ceremony will be performed by DR.. G.
b. Wilmer. The young couple will &c
to Florida for their bridal tour
On account of the marriage coming
so soon after Lent the parties to be
given for the bridal couple will be ar
ranged upon their return from the
Southern trip.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
Baltimore Visitor Favored,

Miss Mary Lou Rhodes was hostess
at a heart dice party this afternoon,
given in honor Of Miss Blanche Choate,
jorie Thomas.
The scores were kept on cards in the
form of red hearts, tied with red rib
bons. The prizes were gold pins for top
score and for the honor guest. Re-
freshments were served on the card ia
bles, the sandwiches and cheese straws
being tied with red ribbons, and the
color motif of red and white being OBJ
served in many pretty details.
Miss Rhodes was gowned in white
marquisette, trimmed in green. Her
mother, Mrs Lewis B. Rhodes, who as
sisted in entertaining, wore black mes
saline trimmed in blue.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
FUTURE EVENTS

The informal dance at the Piedmont
Driving club this evening will be at
| tended by 125 guests. Supper will be
served at o'clock and both before and
after supper there will be dancing.
Mrs. r. X. Griffen will entertain 20
young women, special friends OF Miss
afternoon at her home, Fleetwood" on
Peachtree road This is one of num-
Der Of parties for Miss tombstone,
whose marriage to Mr.. David Griffin
takes place on February 26.
Mrs. William Eckford's luncheon
next Wednesday will be one of the most
interesting events of the week Mrs.
Richard Gray Jr, charming bride of
the winter will be the guest of honor.
Invited to meet her are Misses Marion
Goldsmith Hildreth Burton Smith,
Emily Cassin, Harriet Cole. Mary
Hines, Sarah Rawson, Jennie D. Har-
ris, Eula Johnson, Annie Lee McKen-
zie and Rebekah Divine, Mrs. Robert
Wtnship Woodruff and Mrs. Daniel
Presley Yates.
Mrs. Jesse NJ. Many will entertain
at tea on Friday afternoon at her
home in West End, in honor of Baroness
Marshall Won Bieberstein, of Hohen-
stall. Germany, who is spending a
month in Atlanta with her sister, Miss
Elizabeth Norman, in Inman Park
Mrs. Many viii be assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. Thomas II. Pitts,
Mrs. w. j. Govan, Mrs. John S. Arnold
Mrs. W. r. Many, Mrs. d. A. Small
Mrs. George w. Ramey, Mrs John
F. Purser, Mrs. James NJ Wright Miss
Mollie Ray, Miss Carrie Sasnett, Miss
Evelyn Small and Miss Elizabeth Ra-
mey
Miss Margaret Harris is one of sew
eral pretty brides to-be whose friends
will entertain for her before her we'd
ding. which takes place In March.
Among those who will give parties
for Miss Harris are Miss Martha Ry-
der. Miss Bess Wall, Mrs. Samuel c.
Prim, Mrs Alonzo Richardson, Miss
Eugenia Richardson. Mrs. j. A. Tram
nell and Miss Lucille Trammell, Mr.
Frank Winecoff and Mr.. Lott Crumley.
The series will be delightful affairs of
the latter part of February and early
March.
\ pretty party of this week in which
Miss Harris shared honors with Miss
Lucille Trammell, another bride elect.
was the valentine lu@heon given by
MIS-. Edward Richardson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
Tea For Mrs. Wey.


Mrs. Harold Wey, bride of the sea-
son, who was Miss Carol Stearns, of
Massachusetts, before her marriage,
was the honor guest at a tea given
this afternoon by Miss Lula White.
Mrs. Wey, as Miss Stearns, was a
popular Agnes Scott student during her
residence in this city, and the guests
included her friends among the faculty
and students of Agnes Scott college.
The valentine idea was carried out in
the decorations of the house. and of the
prettily appointed tea table. The
guests were received in the library,
which was decorated in red carnations.
with foliage plants and potted plants.
The punch table was placed in the liv-
ing room and was decorated with
greenery and fruits.
In the dining room the round table
was covered with a lace cloth and had
for a centerpiece an antique basket
filled with red carnations and narcissi.
Red shaded tapers IN silver candle
sticks stood on the mantel and heart
shaped minis and bonbons in silver
dishes further adorned the prettily APP
pointed tea table. Coffee was served
from silver service.
During the afternoon a group Of clas-
steal selections were played on the or
gan by Mr.. Houston White, the talented
young brother of the hostess.
Miss White was charming in a cerise
robe embroidered in crystal and built
over white chiffon. Mrs. Wey wore
white chiffon over white satin. Mrs.
w. Woods White, who received with
her daughter, was gowned in cream
chiffon trimmed in heavy white lace,
with sash and girdle of black velvet
over white satin.
Assisting in entertaining were a
group of former classmates of Mrs.
Wey at Agnes Scott, including Miss
Marie Mcintyre, Miss Antoinette
| Blackburn and Miss Fannie G. May
son.
This evening Miss White will enter
| tain a number of young people at a
chatting dish party in honor Of Mr. and
Mrs. wey.