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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
ASHEVIlLE

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
AshetiHc y g. January 4.-The ushering
IN OF the New Year was featured by Two
largely attended ard very Successful da ncee-
= he Asneslic Country cub gave It's an
Huai midwinter german a. the pailr1onl o
the Battery Park Hotel Tuesday night and
az the rooms o. the Pentennis Club the
members o. that organization and about
corty invited gusts from the younger dane
Ing Sc watched the Old year out.
few o. the Srienc= o. Mi.s Jean VII
hanson were her guests Tcesday night ~
her home on Grove street The New feai
vas ..steied IN, and thcse present spent a
very dsigntfui evening. Refreshments we've
served and various card games were IN
dulzed in
Miss Rita Mar entertained ABOUT twenty
% her friends FRIDAY evening at her home
at park Place The house was handsome. y
decorated for the occasion. and delightful
m usscsl program vac -e'Sered. During the
late pa-g % the evening refreshments were
Served-
Mrx. Ada Gudger cooke entertained inform
ally SATURDAY evening IN honor OF Mrs. Kay
Mckay. Mrs. Logan snd Miss Louise Logan.
% Atlanta. Th= house Wa decorated with
mink carnations. and the candles were shad-
ID with pink. Mrs. Locke Craig served tea
iins. and Miss Alice Brown and Mrs RUFUS
W0odcock served refreshments. About thirty
guests ware prssent
Miss Psuiine Moore was the ho-tes. 20
about twenty-five o. her friends Monday
afternoon at the home o. her parents. NJ.
I'D MrE- ". Y. Moore or Cumberland Ave-
nue. The guests on this occasion INDUCED
IT. various games and dancing Refreshments
1crs served.
HerSoert Brown entertained q. stag
luncheon THURSDAY in honor o. Edward 7
Frost. o. New York city. who formerly re-
sided in Ashe--iile ana who spen. the hoI-
twelve o. HIS friends. and the affair was an
enjoyable
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SCOTTSvILLE

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Scottsville. Va, January AIR. and
Mrs. r. :. Powers OF Richmond. and
T. Brown Powers. Of Cornell CnlNer-
sity. spent part Of the holidays at
the home OF Mrs. u. p. Powers
Miss Sallie Puryear. OF Richmond
was Al Mrs J. C. Hills during the
holidays
- Misses Matte and Maude Harding
Of Richmond, spent Christmas week
with relatives in Fluvanna County.
r. /. Wade. Of Richmond, was here
several days ago
4 G. Bell. of AitAvista. spent Christ
mas with mis- family at The Terrace
Lindsay and John PITTS. Of the V.
NJ. l.. were at home several DAYS this
week.
Or. J. q Hart. OF Ashland, was a
recent visitor a. the home 4 J. w.
Nicholas
G.. c. Baber and wife. Of Richmond
spent several days this week with rel
atives in Buckingham County
w. 4 Powers, OF Richmond. spent
SUNDAY with hts mother. Mrs. u T.
Powers.
Rev. l. II. Walton and family have
returned from a visit 10 Fork Union
Mss Maud Mallory spent the hoh-
DAYS in Richm md with her cousin,
Miss Mabel Tyler.
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MARION

rs...rfsf To- Tho TINES Dispstch ]
No va January On F-idar ever
80. .- = o-c-ock r 9. Gooisev entertalnci
-. rsl..t rf dinner. the Flowing a. ~,
10y ,efnr present.. n. ? VI Copcnnsf-
r. Ger 4 rEnroiu. ". 7. Lin
"A " Hn-- John r sherev. James
wnf-e -rere, 7. ?. KinF. g. . Mooriii,i p
81 4 r. Richardson Afte- dinner re
.,.,inc -sas ~perr IN piayinE "Forty-tr-'-
" ana Mr. c~orze " Eichardson Hte
- rr.us a. .nefr new homo fcr s-feral
.l.-s ris f,-ofh~r. =. r Eirharyison. o Nv
-, 80 bic sr.fcrs. MIR e.. r Sharcr. -
-.,r.-f-,. md Miss E-'a Richardson. A. din
- .--,-fslr-as p4v ftsr~ wr< present 10
..r,s tna above Nr AM NJ q. lee Eicl-
-, and NJ and Mr. 7. " Ricta-ts-'n.
- f--,r.-- ana C. ~ Ganon. ~ Saifviie.
kor1ailv the members - ne Zee '-pn
.r..-fai- .1fth big fay ou'- Fhis NaS
-f,., .rfs year ~ the ~r3rious residence ~
4 o. ,-aru1ss<fi. alf vac ~ EccrinE with TIC
,fge ~fass - ~-f~rfafr-renfs hfther-o Ei-er-
- ,.tris-rnas ~. MIS- Ella Ricllardson
.,...saf-el ~ fnc home % Mrs. George
Il, si-,,a-s-,-. % w. wsi- Street. the
"A r.~k Riding CLIO ~ Ss.teiii~. Troye
,..,..r- we've Nt~srs Nsrv sander. II a.
- ara Helen cnynsr. srf n n. shan-
-. M : HaI T. r. Leiiuran and J. ?. Ed
..,-Is rhr p.a~e csrfs - the table vcrr
d. -. .ste- - r7~-rb~-s - - ridinr club
-. 49, a. heir rrrqurnf trips ~ Rcd
~ aof fn~s~ leaned a<sin-t snail pot
-, so~~~s fu~d wTh csndics md thr
.-.,r. .cs-fs fE s~e -s--- st-e $40 pioturss
- -
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HIGH POINT

High Point. January A-Mss Ruth Etna
White and James David Ray. Jr., were mar
RED THURSDAY in the Friends Church Al
tho beginning 81 the wedding march the
bridal ,sarty 1ied in ss follows; Miss Maude
White sister % the bride and Miss Jose
phine Eng ISL dOVn the LEFT aisle. Edward
King and Jas. Griffith. Down the right aisle
Miss IAzzie Winso'7v OF Elizabeth Crry, and
Miss Annie Lyle Davis. down the LEFT aisle
Ralph Parker and Beivin Harmon. down the
right aisle. Miss Blanche Harmon, maid o.
honor. preceded the bride. who entered lean
ing on the arm OF her uncle. Henri. White.
VINO gave her away. Little Miss Eleanor
Parker daughter % Mr. and Mrs. Vivian
Parker. who bore the ring on the heart OF
q white rose. preceded the groom, who en-
tered from the opposite aisle with his best
man. Harry Forst. Of Washington The
Friends ring ceremony was most impress
siye.
AFTER me ceremony The bride and groom
let for a trip to Washington before going
% their future home at salem. W Va. Mrs.
Ray j. the edesr daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Waite.
The Harmon home On North Main Street
was the seen. OF delightful party Thurs
DAY afternoon when the Misses Harmon en-
tcr,ained the Delta Tau cub and the cub
girls h9V.e guests IN honor % Mis- Flor
enc. Wsedcn
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G0RDONSVIllE
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Gordonsvine. Va. January Airs
at "SpringHelds- on Thursday. where
she will spend some time. the guest
Of Mrs. Virginia OSBORNE.
Miss Mind. 0f Fredericksburg. is 4
holiday visitor at the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs. l. c. Graves. near Barbours-
VILE
MI and Mrs John Chandler. Of
Washington. ID. e. spent Christmas
with Mrs. Chambers parents. Mr. aud
Mrs. Conway Newman. al Bsrbours-
Vile.
\ Y. HuyIer. Of New York. was q
recent guest Of Dir. and Mrs W VIII
Miss Katharine Scot; has returned to
Richmond. after spending her vacation
with her parents. Dr an. Mrs. John
". Scott
Miss Rosa. Block has returned 70
HsrrisOnbuTs. where she - = student
after a delightful visit 10 her parents
MIR and 3Irs. Lewis Block
Dr. and Mrs. Miller entertained the
Farmers Club AZ their hosp table
home. BURLINGTON. near Barbours-
vile. on SATURDAY
The Gordonsvinc German Club gave
charming holiday dance on Friday
evening ~ Memorial Hall The dccora-
tious were orange and biue- the uni
veroftv coiorS Tho 0uf-of-toWn guests
were Me Nickel. Miss Ncckci, Nj,
ana Mrs. John Chandler. 81 Wash ing
ton. the Misses Money. Misses Bell
Misses Page. Keswick Miss Jones
Of Cuircper. Miss Laura Newman. W.
p. Graves. =. {. Graves. Jr. the Misses
Monday Mr. Monday. Mr. WItams, OF
Rs-boarrvfiie Miss Mind. 81 Fred-
crirksbur9. Lindsey Coleman. Misses
Kite. Mr.. Kite John Eeecy. Somcr-
SGT. Nr TAYLOR. Greensboro AiSses
Agnes sampson. Misses Bomasscu
gravcs. Martha Graves. Miss Irene
Coodfoo Mrs Allen Potts. Thomas
Rivcs potts. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Os.
borne. Miss Manic Wawbersie -
Orangc. Miss Mary Chapman. E'ch-
ulond. r. T. shannon. Dr. Spsrcct'
Misses - ~& lanes {. Graves, '"e
Madison.
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ARv0NIA
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ArVonia Va January f.-fhe AVonia
chapter Of ROYAL Arch Masons celebrated
New Years Day With the giving Of degrees
from O'Clock on through the afternoon,
having supper served at the AfFonia INN a.
6 H. NJ and rfSuming tho gi ing o. degrees
AFTER supper closing AZ 10 Z. ~ A number
% prominent out-of-toNn members were
present.
neighbo.hood gave a dance on the last
night o. the year. 4 number OF YOUNG so
ciefy people Of Arvonia were there inciuo
ing the following. Misses Minste Pierce.
Wfnifred ,Pi,ts. Eleanor and I.et;ie Morgan.
and Messrs Walter Chambers. Frank lrfinG
lie Sueur and Arthur Lee Glasgow
ReS. Robert G40sin. Of the AleNandria
Seminary, spent a part % the CHRISTINA
holidays IN and about BreIno Bluff. preach .
ing on Tuesday night I'm Grace Episcopal
Church. Brerno.
Miss Lila waller Dnvsi. formerly o, Ar
,onia. now foaonang In Greensboro, y. C..
and Miss Cassie Louise DuVsl. teaching at
CurdsvNie, Va visited New York during
the early days OF Christmas week. return
ing 20 Arvonia later and spending the re
mainder Of the holidays al their old home
here.
Mrs. r. Lindsay stone or East Arvonis.
spent several days OF Christmas week visit
ang her sisters a. her old home IN scouts
VILE returning here on Monday.
A l. PITTS Jr.. who is Prscticing iaw in
Scot;sV1lie. spent several days at his old
home here this week.
Miss Margaret Pierce, VINO il teaching al
wealthia. spent several days here at her Old
home this week.
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Thomas. o.
Fork Union. have returned 10 their home
after having spent weeN visiting Mr.. ana
Ms. Charles era ham Thomas here.
Mts Aanic May Snoddy. OF Wcaithia
spent a week here during the holidays visit
ing friends pnd relatives
Jo-ln Boafwright, law scT and publisher, o.
Buc1in CHAM Court houso. ~as "A visitor here
on Tuesday o. this week
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MONTVAlE

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Montvale Va. January walter
Otey. who is a student AZ a Richm ond
medical college. Was at home during
tine holidays.
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Siicer. OF Roa-
noke. spent several DAYS Of last week
visiting relatives in Montva!e and the
vicinity.
Mrs. James Rice and son. James. Of
Wslch W Va. who were holiday
guests OF Mrs. b +. Rice, have returned
home
Miss Resale Cooke. who wa. the
guest of DR.. and Mrs. :. II. Price last
week. has returned 10 her school at
Norton, ". Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Dyer and chill
dren. of Roanoke, have returned home
after spending the holidays with Mrs
Dyer's mother. Mrs. James Biggs
Having spent the Christmas vsca-
ton at home. Miss Frances William
son has returned 70 her school at Har-
risonDurs.
Mrs. Bette Rice Is making a visit
10 her daughter. Mrs. T. III. Terrell, OF
Roanoke.
Professor and Mrs. Herman Bianken-
ship and son. Leslie, have returned
from a Christmas visit to relatives in
Acrherst.
Ms. Tom Walker and con, T"n Jr-,
have returned from visit 10 Mt.
walkers parents near Bedford.
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BERRYVILLE

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B.rryville Va. January 4.-Anoils
the entertainments given during the
HOLIDAYS in honor of the homecoming
girls and boys were a dance by MIS-
/ y. NELL. Christmas tree. by Mrs T.
Mccormick. card parties ny MIS- II,
Harris. Miss Halle McCoTmlck ana
Miss sophie Powers. and dance ov
Miss Isabel Biencome.
Nr. and Mrs. Horace Smithy, o.
washington -. G. and Mr.. ana MIS-
charles Mcclure and son. Of Hoooken.
y = spent the holidays At Rose
Hiil .-,-.. ~.
Miss Jennie Meade. OF white Post.
sDent several days with Miss Jane L
Moore during the HOLIDAYS
Miss Louise Hall. of Charlestown.
" Va - visiting Miss Nannls
Thomas -.
q N Brown. Of Roanoke. spent part
Of tn. D. Isdays at Dr. Il Il. Passes
frank Reynolds. who mas 'ec ~
listing his father at "BdgcWooc-
ha.s -efurued to Detroit. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j.. WILEY are speh'-
ing several DAYS IN Middletown-
Mr. John Finders. r.. and daughter
ar. visiting relatives IN Front ROYAL
NJ and Mrs 4 X. snyder nave
ron. 70 stanton TO visit relatives.
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BON AIR

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Bon Air, Va, January 4-Mr. ana
Mrs. Taylor Robinson and daughter
Inez, were the guests recently Of Mrs
W. Withers.
Miss Ayline Wherry has returned
from a visit TO friends in Ashland.
Mrs. Joseph Sadler. Of Forest Hiii
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. ROD
crt Bridgeforth.
Mrs. Edwin Pinkerton and daughter
OF Baltimore. are visiting Or. T., -
McCluer.
Misc Lisa Archer was the guest on
New Years Day Of Miss Maria Cooke.
Miss Virginia Lee Miller spent re"
days in Chester with Miss Mary FRIEND
Miss c. =. Moore has been visiting
at the home OF Mrs. Douglas Wherry-
Or Bates McCluer spent New year
Day IN Bon Air.
Mrs. r. Mac. burlington entertained
the young people on New Years night
Among those present were Misses ma
Eel and Louise Hudspeth, Miss Redd
Miss Hawkins. Miss Lenoir MISS
Graham. Messrs. Confer sutton VIII
Moss, Gilman Finley. Pritehafd' Dos
chen. schmidt and Graham.
Miss Minnie Jahnke was the guest
recently Of MISS Grace Hazen
Mr. and Mrs Douglas Wberry en-
tertained the foil )wing guests at tneif
home near Bon Air on Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennerly. Mr. and Mrs
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Pender. Mr.. and
Mrs. Winston. the Misees Pendleton
Mrs. Winston. Er. and Mrs. william
Reed. Nr. and Mrs. Edwin Laird ana
Polk Miller.
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HYLAS
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch-l
Hylas. Va. January 4.-Berea sun
day school gave a beautiful Christmas
tree and feast TO its scholars on
Christmas Day. Dunns Chapel gave
one on Friday. and Goochland Church
had one for che school on Saturday.
All were well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Hooper. OF
Richmond: Leon Loyal. OF Willow
Brook and John Noel. OF Hopeful
spent Christmas at the nome OF J. NJ
Wiltshire.
The Misses B1edsoc gave a party
Monday night in th-fr cottage al
Ifylss
Miss Lucille Snead entertained sew
eral of her friends At her home Satur-
day evening
Misses jamie Cooke and Lucille Snead
gave an entertainment on Thursday
evening at Chris Johnsons.
Miss Nellie Fitzhugh spent severai
DAYS with Ef:e Nuckols. OF Henrico-
Mrs Thomas Puryear entertained
several friends at a supper at heF
I'eola Nuckols. OF Auburn Mills,
spent several days with relatives N
i N Wiltshire Is visiting friends in
richmond
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NORWOOD

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Norw ood. Va. January Mrs. Ed
ward Burks and little son, OF New
York. and Mrs. o. Lee saunders and
two children, OF Bluefield. are spending
a month with Mrs sidney Bolton
Clarence Agee. OF Lynchburg. and
Perry Kellam. Of Inglewood school,
spent Christmas in the home OF MI.
and Mrs Hugh Robertson
Mrs. Robert NJ Perkins and Master
Wilson Perkins. Of Ashland. ana MISS
Hattie Scrusgs. OF Richmond. are
amons the guests of Mrs. NJ T.
'Scruggs this week.
Richard Roberts returned on Tues-
aav from a weeks visit TO friends IN
Richmond.
4 Moss Robertson. % Roanoke. Spent
last week with bis parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray. Of Washington
Mrs Ella slaughter and Master Wilton
-Slsughter. OF I.ynchbuvg. were tn
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Jimmie DOlen
last week.
Mrs william Hawkins and two chill
drcn returned on Tuesday from a
weeks visit to Mrs Taylor. Of Bed
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carrtco enter
tanned at dinner on SUNDAY. tn"S'
nresenf being Mr.. and Mrs Darlington
s..rrico and children. Of CSiasco. irwin
carr,co. OF Ohio. Nerna Csrrico. 81
R-cuo Mrs Frank Carter and two
.,iidren. Hcrford Carried and Miss
,-,. carrico. and Misses Corinnc and
.t.,.tr, I,obsrtS
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GLOUCESTER
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Gloucester. Va. January Like AT
echo OF "Old times was the party
given at 'Newstead- on Friday OF last
week BY ths Misses Tabb and their
brother and sister. Hon T. \. Tabo ana
Mrs. Tabb. The house was beautifully
decorated with Christmas green's,
bright holly berries and mistletoe.
Every ncighoorhOOc in the county was
, represented. and many visitors to thu
county in the numerous guests present.
genuine ld-tashicncd supper o. =
saddle Of mutton turkey. nam and
oysters and all the good things 10
eat for which Gloucester - famed.
was served 81 midnight after whtcn
the dancing was kept Up In true N'F-
rinia style untii she wee srua hours
on MONDAY Miss Anne Powell Byrd
gave an entertainment in the way %
a pink domino party. in honor oc
her horrse guests. Miss PSttte Wood
aud Airs. Allen Noo-. or BALTIMORE
Sen Burloughs and Cay Wilson. %
Norfolk. james Wiltshire o. Balti-
more. ana Philip TaIiaferro
pr Tre~fav Mss Leila Benson gave
"a dinner. followed BY bridge. 70 twelve
guests Dol honor - Miss Pucca. 90
o~ W~snssdav sIr. and Mrs Percivzs
Hicks gave a dance for the youE<s1
SGT fr compliment % their daughrers
VI - virginia Hicks
on Tursdsv ar. and Mrs. A ~.
Wifnrrs gave = Tea in compliment 20
L. and Mrs Carroll Winchester. Jr.. e
New York. guests % Mr. and M
~ inch@Ster.
At AM Mrs 4 a Blow are visit
inx Mr and d-s. ". :. Patterson &C
-Criraiu"
Mr. sns Mrs. " \ Jones. IT.. and
son spent the Christmas -~&son &C
-rifchiev~ with Mr. and Mrs W -
Mr and Mss. william X Perrin. ~.
aai son Ke.ncn. were guests Of Ma
W X Perrin 80 Goshen
NJ and Mr. Charles Hinkic spcnt
lasf week vita NJ ana Mrs. Ecr
tIinkle 20 elf ord
tf,it r.ss. ~ Eichmond. ga = -
cent rucsf Of ~ and Ma Gcor<s
Ro.S - 'AlrasSek
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HEATHSVIllE

U.afts1iile. W.. January 9 quite
number from here attended ~" Holly
Ball af y ilmaraock the niSni ditSi
s-,,rts.r.ae when Mis- Palmer. daugh-
49, 81 an. originator Of these balls.
vas c-own~d Queen OF ~" Hoily
Eeafrr Those going from here Werc
Ar and Mrs } b.. helms. Misses
MAUD. Irene. kathryn ana faN l.i,-
Nessr~ y Hugh smith. Granville Cop
p,dge and Tom Brent
chvisfrnas 10 Hesthsrilie passed
arietfv but pleasantly. with rev IN
fertainmeuts. AmouS them were Wv
craI olf-tinuc apron hcnn nes.
Me- Henry Chambers tntertaincd 81
honor n Miss MARY Garner with p
dsncirs party at hex home near
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B0YKINS

Roykius. Va. January Miss Mar
jorie Grizzard is ~ home for visit
from fATfieouburS
Mrs Richard Beaton AID httls son.
Of Portsmouth. arc visiting relatives
h~rr
James Patterson of Baltimore. Nj.
j. a guest In the home ~ =. +. Carlton.
Miss Minnie Bcstor. or Jackson. y.
c. a. a; home for several weeks
Eo- carlton. Of Raleigh. y G.. is ir
town on q visit
Mrs " ~ Britt and rttlc girl are
visiting IN Pcndictcn. y. q.
The Baptist women gave ~ rntcT-
tainu1en NJ last THURSDAY evening.
Miss Wilt Walker has ben on 2
visit 60 Mrs r. r. Bryant
Mrs Saiilc Edu ards and daughter.
% Ncr folk. 4re visitors IN the home %
Ma. } y Hart.
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GORDONSvILLE
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Gordopsviiie Va January Mrs George
l.. Rruney o. Characteristic. was recent
gues % her sister. Nrs. Susie A. Martin, IN
the city.
Frrrne,, Miller Of Hinton, W Va has
s.een sye n.iiny the meek at the home o. MS
,ricie r. + Ia export In the civ
N-s james !. Fs5er ard children have re-
frrr~d from a visit % seward DAYS with ner
parents M and Ms. T. o. GHiurn, Al Nal
ison NILS.
VI and Mrs J. 4 Thornton. % Waynes
horo we're guests this week OF friends in
the city.
Floyd BarNhazn o. Hitch, - rpendinS Inc
week win his mother. Mrs. Blanche BecA o.
ham. in Gown.
Miss Marie Ford has returned 20 her home
in Richmsond after spending the holidays
=; the home Of Mrs. E. L. Freddy. in south
Gordousville.
Bolen Clarke after spending tho soiidays
a. The home o. Lcwis J. Fsoe- in The city,
has returned to hlz home I'm ciiN-on Forge
y \ Ilnney has returned from a visit 10
his sister Mrs. Arthur L. Seiberf. IN Roam
oke
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HOUSTON

fS.e,ia- 90 Tho Tiries-Dispstch.l
,t,..s..on. Va. Iaruary t-Nisses Eii1a'eth
"a VIRGINIA GrigEs. or DsnViie. have been
,.i..re friends here
'...-s, carrot. o. ID nviiic. visited In
p e,~f.bgns. Jr - Brandy. Nss the
s,,.s- 81 his brother fnts veeh
~ r.ove'ace. princiraI - WINS Creck
s-l,oof. visited bis parents a. Nenneft Dur
,,,.-e. E-,liv. eleanor and Holland John
-, a. ~.sfh Boston. have pcru re guests
- -,5aslves sna friends here.
NJ srt MI ,. = N@t~s -. -isiea IN
,bs-orfs County dvTinz the hoiidsys
"a "a NJ rurenc U0Weriou have re-
f..rnc6 e. tHeir home ID Ciarfstilie after
listing rciafiycs hrre
us.s TIA uavfaou. ~ Isich-n"rd. - tbe
-, - NJ ara Ms ,. = Yates
Thomas Brazeii. - Chcstcf, j. fetins hlS
sistcs. Ms. w. ,. GATES. .--.----..
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an entertainment for the children last
Friday evening
Mrs Otis Carlton and little girl have
been on a visit to Mrs G r. Carlton
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Horner and little
son are spending some time in Hen
derson. y. c.
wallace White. or Bedford CITY. -
on visit TO PTS parents
J. r. Ferguson. OF wsvsrly. : spend
ing several DAYS in town with his pa
rents
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Lesson Given

Without charge in all kinds of Art
Embroidery and Crocheting. Those
desiring to join classes can do 50 by
visiting our Art Department. Class
hours Tuesday, January 9TH. 5 to )
p. NJ.
The Raymer enterprise., 1913-11-13

hung wet cloth, marking with its I,
lugubrious drip on the boards be-
meath the first heavy moments Of 81
lence which is the natural accompani-
ment OF 30 serious survey. On the
floor to the right lay half-used cake
of soap Just as 1t had slipped from her
hand. The window was closed, for the
temperature was at the freezing point,
but 1t had been found up. and 1t was
put up now to show the height at
which it had then stood. AS we all
took our look at the house wall oppo-
site, a sound of shouting came up
from below. A dozen children were
sliding on barrel slaves down o slope
OF heaped-up snow. They had been
engaged in this sport all the afternoon
and were our witnesses later that no
one had made hazardous escape by
means of the ladder Of the fire escape.
running. as have said, at an almost
unattainable distance towards the left.
"And that is as far as we ever got.
The coroner's jury brought In n verdict
of death by means of a stab from some
unknown weapon In the hand Of per-
son also unknown, but no weapon
was ever found, nor was 1t ever set
tied how the attack could have been
made or the murderer escape under
the conditions described. The woman
was poor. her friends few, and the
case seemingly inexplicable. So after
creating some excitement by Its pc
culiarities, 1t fell Of its own weight.
But remembered 1t, and in many
spare hour have tried to see my way
through the no-thoroughfare 1t pre-
sented. But quite in vain. Today, the
road Is as blind as ever, but" here
Sweetwater's face sharpened and his
eyes burned as he leaned closer and
closer to the older detective-"but
this second case, so unlike the first in
non.essentials but SO exactly like 1t In
just those points which make the mys-
terry. has dropped thread from its
tangled skein into my hand. which
may yet lead US to the heart OF both.
Can you guess-haye you guessed
what this thread Is? But how could
you without the one clue have not
given you? Mr.. Gryce, the tenement
where this occurred Is the same WIS.,
tied the other night In search OF Mr..
Brotherson. And the man character
lied at that time by the janitor as the
best, the quietest and most respect.
able tenant In the whole building, and
the one you remember whose window
opened directly opposite the spot
where this woman lay dead. was Mr..
Dunn himself. or. in other words, our
late redoubtable witness, Mr.. Orlando
Brotherson."