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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02

Members Of Troops A, c, i and @. OF
the 1st Cavalry. under Major Wright VIII
assemble at West 23d street tonight at ,
o'clock 10 proceed TO Washington to at
tend the inauguration, and will leave
Washington on return at 10 p. M Oh
Tuesday. The loading of horses and bag
gage will be in charge OF Captain ii. II.
Childs. regimental quartermaster. assisted
by First Lieutenant Youngs and details or
men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02

Lieutenant St Clair Smith, who recent-
" sent I'm his resignation in the 9th Resi-
ment of Coast Artillery. has been appoint
ed 10 take charge of the state arsenal IN
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02

Miss Helen Keller and Mrs. John Macy.
her instructor. will give joint lecture
before the Brooklyn Institute OF Arts and
Sciences on THURSDAY evening on THE
Heart and the Hand" Mrs. Macy will
tell Of Miss KeIler's life and education
and Miss Keller will explain the right use
OF the senses. Herbert W. Gleason will
begin series of afternoon and evening
illustrated lectures on our Great Ma
tional Parks" on saturday The topic or
the first lecture will be THE Yellowstone
and the Wind Cave National Parks" The
New York symphony Orchestra will give
a concert at the Academy on Saturday
AztAsaooy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02
BROOKLYN SOCIETY
Weddings, Engagements and
Announcements.

Conspicuous among the Easter brides
will he Miss Kathleen Webster. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick II. Webster. OF
No. 45S Clinton avenue. whose wedding TO
John Cowdrey Grier is to take place on
Wednesday evening. April 9. 1t is to be
Il home ceremony. TO which only relatives
will be asked, but the reception following
will be large
Miss Doris Webster is TO attend her
sister as maid Of honor. and will give
dance for the young people hidden TO the
wedding reception. The best man will be
the bridegroom's brother. George Grier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-02

Brigadier General Gilmore +. Austin.
commanding the Sth Regiment Of Coast
Artillery, has appointed First Lieutenant
George 3. Hartley, captain Of the 29th
Company, and Second Lieutenant James
$. Frazer, captain OF the goth Company
Both officers have passed the examining
board. First Lieutenant Harrison B.
Arnold. of the 9lst Company, has been APP
pointed ordnance officer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
APPROXIMATION
[ Especial TO The Tlmes.Dis

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
AppomattoX. Va April FIX : Seldom
IL =, ,d fpend!ns q few days at his home In
SirT X. C. Moore. OF S;ap!eton is Visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. -. /! GreEory
Miss Annie Bidsood. Of Lynchh,rs was
visitor at the home OF Nrs j. II. Atwood
on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Ortha Maxewell. of AntIto. MS
ana Mrs. RueEer. OF BecSham are visiting
ailss EirGlia Atwood went n Rich.
mond hospital this morning with her ply.
s'S HnI pr. rwyman. FOR treatment.
Mrs D 81 Pennick and daughter here
last Friday for trip to New York to visit
relntivcs After & visit of two weeks thev
WI return via Washington u. G
Kew. j NJ Rowland. OF Richmond will
deliver lecture at the school auditorium
on Monday evening. May II NJ o'clock
Ihe Junior class OF the AppomattoN Ar
ricultursL High School entertained the Sc
Nor class In tho library last Friday even
Ing Those present were Miss Ola Sears.
Miss Susie Hancock, Miss Alice Drinkard
Miss Kathleen Drinkard. Ashton Harrison.
pom Moses, joel Flood. Miss Mary Beale
Miss Ethel Jennings. Miss Estelle Paris
Miss Mannie lnge, Miss Margaret Clement,
Hiss Earl Farrar Bradley Babcock Alfred
I"eecy. Erncs, Harwood. Fonnic voolfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

They have purchased the adjoining farm
to Alton" and expect to build an attrac.
tive residence there before fall. Mrs Jo-
seph Clark. of Lexington. Ky. who has
also been n guest at Alton" left last week
for home.
Miss Georgia Newhousc has returned from
a fortnights visit to Miss Laura Smith at
Boston Mills. this county. accompanied by
Miss Smith. who will spend the week here
Miss Belle Strother and her small nephew
Master Joe Hoge. of Rappahannock. were
recent guests OF her uncle DR. Johnson
Strother. on Main Street.
George Browning and Master I.andon
BrowninG OF Orange. wecr guests this week
OF Mrs Bessie Browning In Culpeper John
Browning, of Rappahannock was also a
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Browning en- route
to Washington. where he has been appointed
to desirable position under the new ad :
ministration.
ton. were sunday guests OF the latter's
cousin. Mrs. Thomas G. Tate. returning hore
the first of tho week. Mrs Watkins has
been on an extended visit to her uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunningham.
OF the Grange. while her husband was alb,
sent on a business trip through the West.
returned from their wedding trip ana are
al their home near Culpeper.
Miss Lou fant who has been spending
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs Sllas Liilard
near Boston this county. was in Cuipeper
this week en- route 10 Basic City where She
VIII visit Mrs Clinton Hatcher.
guests last week OF the fo-nleru aunt.
Mrs. VIII Bowen in Brady Misz RSwsIe
has since returned to her home in the
Misses Carrie and Mary Slaughter. OF
Mitchels. and Miss Cassie Scott OF Eeccoon
ferd. spent part OF last weak In WaHh.ng-
attended the performance .. ''rh. Garden
OF Allah at tho New National
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
CULPEPER
| Special to The rlmes.p,,na,

Special TO The Times Dispatch.1
. Cuipeper. Va. April 26-Miss Mary wiI-
Jams Misc Harrison and Miss Margaret
WorthinGton. all of Washington. who have
been visiting Mrs George Williams OF Red
wood' returned home the first OF the
w. Va and Miss Bruce Williams. OF Wash
ington. VIII remain at "Redwood'' FOR a
longer visit. =
Miss Adelia Vowel has been spendinp
INC week In Washington. where she was
one OF tho guests at the marriage OF Miss
Caroline Williams aud Arthur Ford which
TOOK place at the home OF tho bride iaie
Kenyon Street. Northwest, on "Wednesday
MISS FRANCES Vowel has been the guest
LOT some days OF her brother. Ernest Yowell
James Strothcr, OF WEIGH. w Va snent
several days In Cuipeper and ut his coun
Try place near here recently en- route for
New York. 'o'
Misses Eudosia and Ann strothcr. who
nave oecn visiting their aunt. Mrs Roger
r r,ekers returned TO their home at The
r nt, THIS week. accompanied by Mrs
siiss Elsie Pierce was the week.ena vr..,
or her brother and sister law MIR and
Mrs, Luther Pierce. at the Fauq1ier
Roy Rinkcr. of Chicago who be, h..,
spending some days at the Hotel Wav.rix
left Tuesday for a visit to his former 49, = :,
IN LpperNille, but will make a return visit
to friends In culpeper before going to chi.
Mrs Fannie Patton. OF Lynchburr. hs,
Biish Mscoy. on Main Street and viii also
DE the guest OF other friends whit. in III
pepcr. "'' al Iul'
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scot. and inn. 60.
C Si,. re" FORK are visiting Mr. and Mrs
elinofo Clark at Alton" =ear cuipeper.
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NORMAL AT FARMviLLE
Isp.cl.l to rho TImes. pIspatch. ]

F.rmylils. Va. April 2s.-on tho morning
she ysar were delivered at the opening
tho Methodist Church. OF Farmvilie MIR.
Parker was ono OF the Judges In this con-
test and he commented on tho unusually
nigh order OF the material contributed TO
,mo magazine through the year. The focus
cup went this year to Miss r. Antoinette
DAVIS. or Iynchburg. and tho six ponnnnts
70 Misses Parke Morris. of Miller School
Maria Bristow. OF Farmvilie: Juanita Man.
ming. or Richmond; Frances Graham OF
China; Willie Guthrie. OF Lynchburg, and
Mary Ware Weiser. OF Dublin. The PEN
nants that were offered TO the Junior and
senior CLASSES for the best nonsense verse
IN tho focus were won by Misses Mary
Dornin, OF Lynchburs. and Fannie Wilson,
James NJ. Granger. head OF the depart.
lnent of English has been made one OF
the vice presidents OF the State Ballad 90.
ciety. Mr.. Granger has organized a ballad
club among the students and they are do
Ing some good work along this line DR.
q. Aiphonso Smith. OF the University Of
virginia. IL president OF the state Society
ana has been very much pleased with the
work or the Normal School Club
MISS Churchman and Miss Frances For
map OF Elsernere. Del. are guests or Miss
Eleanor u. Forman. supervisor OF tho third
ana fourth grades of the training srhoni
John Powell. OF Richmond. gave a con.
cert IN the auditorium on the evening Of
me 2tth This was especially enjoyed by
lne students OF the Conservatory OF Music
ana the music lovers OF the town
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
v. M. |.
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topcciai TO Inc Ilmes-Dlsp
Lexington. Va. April :s.-captsin C. S.
Schindel of tho general stan of tho army.
was tho guest OF Colonel and Mrs Eglin
during the early part OF last week, while
Inspecting the military department OF the
Tho Faculty Gun Club has been holding
daily shoots just off the parade and some
very good scores have been made during
Mrs. Nelson q. Edwards. of ct. Louis. Mo-.
In Lexington visiting her son. Captain
Morgan Pandleton In Limits.
8, Colonel Pendleton spent Saturday and
tending to business matters He returned
Colonel Joseph Button, of Richmond. mem
Of the superintendent for several days last
Saturday evening General and Mrs Nichols
entertained in honor OF the visiting army
officer. Captain schindei. Covers were laid
Neho Th@sS prs'en anti We're T and
onel Wise. Miss Wise ard Mra Branch
Johnson. CT Norfolk.
invited to meet Colonel Button. who has
been the guest OF General and Mrs. Nichols
eight. those presen, were " Gen. iaid a ,os
Mrs Nichols. Colonel Button. Captain NJ. B.
Corsc. DR.. and Mrs. Lathe. OF Washing
n. g. Edwards
Mrs Branch Johnson. of Norfolk. and
son are the guests OF Colonel and Mrs j. G.
Wise, on the Hin.
Rev James Power Smith. stonowail Jack
sons chaplain vas in Lexington last wook
recurring on jackson and trying to get the
people Interested In the statue to be erected
to jackson In Richmond. One afternoon
wh,le here no reviewed the evening parade
with the officers I'm charge. and afterwards
the comnhnder introduced all OF the cadet
| commissioned Officers TO him under the
General Nichols left Lexington Friday for
LIVER ,,hr IND. where. on sunday morning. he
VIII ADDRESS The corps or cadets OF the
Culver Military Academy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
Says Sage and Sulphur Dark
ems Hair Beautifully and
Ends Dandruff

Hair that loses its color and lustre
or when IT fades. turns gray. dull and
iifeless is caused by a lack OF sulphur
In the hair. says n well-known local
pharmacist Our grandmother made
up mixture or Sage Tea and Sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and even o-day this simple preparation
has no equal. Millions OF women and
men, too, who value that even color
that beautiful dark shade of hair
which is so attractive. use only Sage
Tea and Sulphur.
Nowadays we are not bothered with
the task Of gathering the sage leaves
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
Getting Gray? Use Sage Tea to
Restore Natural Color OF Hair

and the mussy mixing at home. Sim
ply ask AT any drug store for a 50-cent
bottle of the ready to use prepare ton.
ca ileo Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Renedy.' Customers like this best be-
cause IT darken3 so naturally. so even
~ mat nobody can possibly tell it has
neen applied. Besides. II contains In
scalp itching and falling hair. M -
isn't a dye, or even like it, You lust
dampen sponge or soft brush with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur and draw
IL through your hair, taking ono small
strand at time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears. after another
application or two it is restored to its
natural color
What delights the ladies with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur is that be-
sides beautifully darkening the hair
they say II brings back the gloss ana
iustre and gives 1t an appearance ar
abundance. Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
The Real Secret of
Rejuuenating the Face
(From The ClubwomanD

Sho holds the true secret OF facial
re5uvenation who has learned how to
as they appear. It's secret any one
may possess. The aged. faded or dis
colored surface skin may be gradually
absorbed. in an entirely safe and ra-
tional manner; by the nightly applIca-
ton OF ordinary mercolized wax.
skin. youthful and beautiful to behold,
has taken tho place. Of the discarded
cuticle. SO little of the old skin is
absorbed each day there's no incon
Tenienco at all. and no one suspects
you are putting anything on your fnco.
Tho mercollzed wax. procurable at any
drug store tan ounce Is sufficiently. is
applied like cold cream. In the morn
ing 1t is erased with soap and water
It's the best thing known for freckios.
blackheads. pimples. moth patches,
liver spots and fine surface wrinkles
For the deeper wrinkles an excellent
recipe is: Powdered saXolite, l or, dis
solved in l-2 pit. witch hazel Bathing
the face in the solution produces quick
and wonderful results.-Advertiserne nt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
ONAMCoCK
[ Special TO Th. Times. Dispatch !

tSpecinl to The Times Dispatch.
onsncock Va. April cs.-Rev. ]. c. Cor
nick went TO Norfolk Monday 10 attend
the meeting OF the Norfolk convocation.
which convened there Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Roy Shield and little
son were the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashby, OF Shields Wharf.
Ohio l.. Parker and Preston s. Stewart
arrived home from Baltimore Tuesday
Sn>ncer ID. Hopkins. =. student at the
Boston School OF Technology. after spend
ing week with his parents. Captain and
Mrs John p. L. Hopkins. has resumed his
Miss E. Virginia Hopkins left for Mar
tinsvilIe Tuesday TO bo bridesmaid MT
the marriage of former schoolna;e, Miss
visit her aunt. Mrs william I.ineback. OF
Winston Salem. ". C.
FIVE OF his boy friends Wednesday after
noon, II being his eighth birthday.
Mrs. Berthe n Powell returned Saturday
from trip to Georgetown. Del, and Wash :
ington.
Miss Dorothy Bishop, of Snow Hin. Md.
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. o. L. Parker,
Mrs. W Z Hale, of North Attleboro,
Mass Is with her brother. DR.. Oscar l..
Mr.: and Mrs. Robert L. Hopkins motored
TO 70 Eas ,, SUNDAY. returning Monday.
William o. Nottingham.
- 6. ": Leatherbury Is back from a
Trip 10 New 10rK.
DR.. John r. A,nes United States Army.
who has been In tho Philippines for three
years. has arrived in the States and is
stationed at Fort Mcpherson. near Alta
He has been granted three months ioave
CT absence, and will come to Onancocls
May to spend il with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. II. n. Ames.
Clayton Woscott, OF Eastvilc, and Major
Wescott OF Baltimore. are guests of their
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Woscott
l.. d. Teacklo Ouimbly LEFT Monday to
Join his wife in Atlanta.
Mrs. William Bclote has as her guest
her brother Mr.. Merrill OF Pocomoke
Hrs. Margaret y. BoyweiI. after spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
WARRENTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ca MaTren5on; Va. Aprii 2smMr and Mrs
renton and are guests of the Warren Green
Louise Evans are ut home after spending
some time with friends in Washington and
Baltimore the past week
Rev William Chinn has returned to War
renton after attending conference In Raiti-
m SIrs TIE + East 3 no week and a.r.,,o nm,
abeth. are visiting friends in Lexington
Mrs John Webb Tyler was among those
who visited Washington the past week
MIR. and Mrs H. Il. Barrett. who were to
r reaEfn 10 S MarTeni S several weeks
at "Elway Hail'' with General and Mrs. n
Day Spiman. Mrs. Spilman spent some
ing the convention of the DauEhters of
the American Revolution.
-: ID. Dodge; of Philadelphia, was in War
renton several days the past week
a II. Humphrey Jr. has gone to his home
In Kentucky after spending tho winter in
Miss Emily w. Fletcher is Waiting Mrs.
Richard g Walton Wal Cook in Baltimore.
ing in Baltimore. is n guest at the home
of T. n Fletcher.
John Pemberton. who is a student at the
spent the past eek-end in Warrenton.
Ennis coons. OF Washington. was in War.
renton sunday last with his parents. Mr.
Miss Frances sublett left on Tuesday for
t.Hliaueipnla, Wnere Sle VIII spend some
time with Mr. and Mrs F.. 3 Cassatt
Mrs. Thomas Revile and c. NJ Pattis
il, OF Washington, were the recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ. Pattie.
Rev and Mrs. Edwin S. Kinks attended
convocation at Fairfax this week
Mrs. Hugh Hamilton is the guest OF rela-
lives in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Love and daughter Of Alex
andria. were in Warrenton on Sunday last
Mrs Love Will be remembered here as
Miss Rebecca Daingerheld
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Harrington. OF Cam
bridge, Nd are spending some time with
Mrs y. r. Sowers
Mrs. Thomas Henderson. Of Tennessee who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Alice Kincheioe
at tho home OF Albert Fletcher Sr.. has re.
turned home.
Mrs. James William JenrIes will spend
some time with Mrs. Henderson before re-
turning to Warrenton.
=, Hamilton Sheppard. OF Washington. spent
Sunday last In Warrenton as tho guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs T.. Ashley Cooner
James a. Warren or Chicago. H., is tho
guest OF his son. u. NJ. Warren.
Mrs. Richard iIeary. Miss Lanot Hamil-
ton, Mrs. r.. y. King. Mrs. John Anderson
and DR.. r. e. Ferneyhough are among
those who spent some time In Washington
lately.
Mrs. william Fletcher, OF Cambridge. and
Mrs. Hugh Leonard Bates OF Cincinnati
O.. were tho recent guests OF Mrs. Sterling
Jackson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
MONTvALE
Ispeoialto The ri

Especial to The Times. Dispatch
Montvale, Va April 26-Mrs. Joseph +.
Taylor. OF Rngsold. was the guest last
week OF Miss Margaret Rice and Mrs. G.
II. Read of Edge Hill. was hostess at an
Informal entertainment given in honor OF
Mrs. Taylor. on Saturday evening.
Stuart Buford. who has been visiting his
nome folks returned on Monday to May
bury. w. Va, his place of business.
Mrs Lacy Biggs has been called to see
her sister. Mrs. Page who Is sick ut her
home near ChRrlemont.
Professor BlankcnshIp moved on Monday
into his new home. formerly owned by Mrs.
G. G. Williamson. On the same day Mrs
Williamson took possession OF her property
On Railway Avenue. recently purchased from
Clarke Mossiy.
'Toney TIE Convict was reproduced on
tho stage by the Montvale Amateur
Theatricnls on Friday evening before a
delightful audience.
Miss Margaret Rice will represent the
Montva'e Club at the annual meeting OF
me state Federal ton of Womans Clubs
az clifton Forge. The president. Mrs. c.
H. Read, VIII also attend the meeting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

Special to The Times Dspatch,l
Bon Air. Va. April c6.-Miss Sue Powers
ana Mrs Joseph Sadler were guests or Mrs
X T.. Bridgetorth the past week
Mrs William Ellerson vas here on Sat
urday preparatory to opening her home for
the summer.
Mrs Miles Cary and Miss Lille Cary
and Mrs Russell Cecil were the recent
guests OF AIR. and Mrs. Lucicn Cary
MISS Lillian Cooke and Miss Augusta Bar.
hed nave been with Miss Bessie Cooke
Mrs David Ainslfe was with Mrs and
Miss Withers over Sunday
MISS Hermine Moore was Miss Lucy
masons guest In Richmond this past week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27

several days stay in Richmond with Miss
Margaret Mohcgan.
Miss Nellie Johnston returned on Monday
from south Boston. who're she spent tho
week end with Mra r s. Barber
Miss Maude p. Miller is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. WitherS Miller In Richmond
MISS Hattie Scott spent Sunday with the
Misses Talcott. S
James Patterson was the guest over Sn,
oey OF air. and Mrs. Percy Glinn.
Mrs. Merriwcather Anderson and chiJdren
were with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boschen last
Sunday. Sl
,Georse Junken was the guest recently OF
MI and Mrs. Polk Miller
MISS Mary Gray Talcott. who spent the
last Weekend with Colonel and Mrs r.
ington. ~ ISL HiSi
Miss Anne kerans was the guest on FRI
way OF MISS Laura Jones. In Richmond -
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EMORY AND HENRY
Especial to The Times Dispatch !

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Emory, Va, April 26.-Mrs. j. H. Weaver
Of Monroe, y. C., is visiting her son. DR.
Cherles g. Weaver
Professor j. Y. Hunter is spending sew
orai days in Atlanta. where he is ATTENDING
the meeting OF the Southern Sociological
c9nsFess nc Will return Monday.
Dr and Mrs. j. =. Mcconnell have re-
turned from Richmond, where they have
been attending a meeting OF the Conference
Tor Education In the south
Mrs G *. Grove entertained at dinper
in honor OF II few Of her friends Friday
evening. Those present were Misses Stacy
Mcconnell, Kelly. Akers and Wampler :
Messrs. GRAPHICAL, Eastwood. Carlton, All
son and Morelock
The Faculty Book Club will hold It's last
session Of the year at the home OF DR.
J. l. McGhec Monday evening The club
has devoted the past year TO the study Of
RomantIcism in literature under the leader
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
PAMPLIN

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Pamplin Va. April .s.-Mrs. p. ". Pom
ton. OF LynchburR. and little son Roy
who have been visiting at the Presbyte-
Ran 'nanse for several days. have re-
turned homo
Ira Longsworth. of Lima. o. made trim
to sec his brother Good Hope" this
week. M
r. /. BALDWIN has been spending several
days in Roanoke
Miss Jessie Mae Walker has finished her
school term In the county, and is nov y q,
home for the summer
Miss Mabel Ponton and Robert Ford. OF
Lynchburg. were the guests last Sunday Of
Miss Isia ponton %
Willie foung and wife of Roanoke. spcn,
Mrs. Tom Young '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
BURKEVILLE
Special to Tho Times.Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Rurkeville, Va. April 26.-AIrs. w T.
Woodhouse visited Farmville on Monday
and Tuesday. tho guest OF Miss Perkins, OF
the Normal
Mrs. Margie Boswell and Miss Helen
1.enth have returned from visit to Miss
Blair, III Park Avenue. Richmond
Messrs. 8. Stuart Agnew and Micha Ia
attended the Won GemmIngen- Knox we'd
ding at 81. Paufs Church, Richmond. on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. baskerville Will attend the Sunday
school convention In Fredericksburg ms a
Sellers.
Mrs. W, p. Farrar spent Thursday in
Richmond.
Whatsoever Band" on Tuesday afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
CONCORD

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Concord, Va April 25.-Mrs. b. + Wood son
and Mrs. u. H. Cross are spending this
week In Lynchburg.
The Concord Civic League met or. F.ldg.
night In the High School auditorium. a
large crowd was In attendance nnd an
Interesting program was well rendered,
Dudley Wilson Of Johnson city, Tenn is
mere Visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. -. Wilson.
Earl Evans. who has been visiting DR.
Thos. W. Evans and family hero. left for
his home IN Dlueheid on Thursday
" l.. Brown OF Evergreen. was here on
"Wednesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
ship Of Professor L. w. crawford.

sIIIp OF FTOIessor i. W. CrawfOrd.
Rev. J. l.. Prater of Bristol. an alumnus
Of Emory and Henry. preached two power
tu' sermons here Sunday morning and Sun
day evening.
The Needle Club met at the home OF MIR.
r. NJ. Ball Thursday afternoon
The Emory and Henry Civic Club held
It's regular monthly meeting in the Y. NJ.
G \ parlor Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ". b. Peters has returned from an
extended visit TO her brother, in Wythe-
Vile.
II j. Crowgy, a prominent citizen of
Wythe County. visited his son, J. II Crowsy
VINO Is student at college. last Saturday
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FARMVILLE
(Special to The Times-Disnatch

special TO The Times Dispatch
Farmvie Va. April 26-Nrs il W
Fiournoy has gone TO Washington where
shc Will remain until June
John j. Ipoyne, president NJ the State
Normal school of Arkansas has returned
TO his home after pleasant visit 10 his
brother W r. Doyne.
r. :. Chamberlayne. Of Phoenix is visit
Ing friends In Farmville.
Mrs; Eugene Gill left Thursday evening
for huntsville, Ala the home OF Mr.
GIN.
Miss Mae Barrow is visiting Mrs T. "
Wilson