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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported TO the health department.:
S. Jennings Murphy, 81 years, .
Iowa circle
Thomas OBrien. 81 years. United
States Soldiers Home. District of
Columbia.
Patrick Sears. 95 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Michael F. Sexton, 81 years. Elmer
gency Hospital.
John w. Barr, Sc years, 9ls u street
southwest.
Margaret NJ Greenwich, months
341 NJ street southwest.
Charles I. Perono. months. Terra
Gotta. District of Columbia.
EVELYN Cohill, IL days, liz / street
southeast.
Moses Jackson. - years. Tuber-
culosis Hospital
Isadore Burley. 81 years. Govern
ment Hospital for Insane.
Lille Lyles, 43 years. $50 9Th street
northeast.
Eliza Burke. 10 months, 100 Burks
court southwest.
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In Memoriam.

CoNTEE. In sad huf fond remembrance - nur
dear niece and grandchlld. CANINE CoATFE.
who WAS suddenly taken from US four
years ego t"day. May ;. 1902
We shall meet her some bright morning.
Resting by the waters fair:
She Is waiting for ou- coming.
In the upper garden there.
BY HER DEVOTED AuNTS. ADA BELL AND
MAMIE RUTH. AND GRANDMA. MAR
KNIGHToN. In loving remembrance 81 onr
kNIGHToN. who died five years ago today.
MAY 5. 1905.
Sister. not day you forgotten:
Something said something done:
We mention your name. il only whisper.
Wish sister was here cheer some.
We shall never II love you
Though your form he in the dust:
And some day hope 70 meet you
T., this end I'm God trust.
BY HER MOTHER AND SISTER. MRS. ". A
SELLERS.
SMITH In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear husband. John. who died May ;.
1900. thirteen years ago today. May ). 1913.
Gone but not forgotten
BY HIS LOVING WIFE, MRS. KATE 8.
STEWART. IN loving memory q my dear s OF.
May :. 1910
Only for a little while.
Then wipe awar my tears.
And in God as | have done
In all these bygone years.
To know that can trust His love,
That God is always true:
To know thar He makes no mistakes
That thought will comfort
BY HIS LOVING MOTHER. MRS. MAGGIE
JONES. PHILADELPHIA. IA.
STEWART. In sad hut loving remembrance Of
our dear son and brother. FRANK j. STEW
ART who 80 suddenly departed this life
three years ago today. May >. 1910
Years may pass away and perish:
Every feeling die away,
But the for you cherished.
Never. never shall decay.
BY HIS MOTHER AND BROTHER.
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Marriage Licenses.

Hugh Higgins and Florence NJ. Lith-
gov. both of this city; Rev. Thomas ID.
Williams.
Randolph c. Keller and Mary O. Bur-
ton. both of Staunton, Va; Rev. Donald
&c. Macleod.
Walter w Henry. jr.. and Lillian b.
Scott, both of this city: Rev. W. J. How
ard.
James l.. Golden and Lucy Coleman,
both of this city; Rev. NJ. w. ID. Nor
man.
Herman B. Lawson and Daisy r. Hall.
both of this city: Rev. \. II. THOMPSON.
Samuel r. Trewolla and Mary j. lots,
both of this city; Rev. George T.. Miller.
Thomas S. Milton of Front ROY al. Va,
and Blanche NJ. Cone of Strasburs, Va;
Rev. Arthur w. Spooner.
Raymond c. Wockley and Myrtle Cal
lahan, both of this city; Rev. Alfred l..
Barrows.
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Suffragettes Defy Edict.

Mrs. Despard and other suffragettes
spoke without interference in spite of the
interdict Any attempt to arrest the
women. in the temper of the assmblaee,
probably would hace resulted in a dam
gerous situation.
AT the Ethical Church at Bayswater
last night Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait OF
New York president of the international
League of Woman Suffragists. made an
impa ssoned appeal to the British public
to use every effort to suppress the white
slave traffic between the heather east and
the Christian west. She declared that
this question alone was sufficient reason
for women to have the vote.
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LONDON POLICE RIDE
DOWN ANGRY CROWDS
Serious Clashes at Socialist
Free Speech Meeting in
Trafalgar Square.

LONDON, May wild scenes OF dis
order occurred yesterday at the demon
straton in Trafalgar Square under the
Auspices of the free speech defense COM
mittee. The police tried TO prevent
speeches from the Whitehall side of the
plinth of the Nelson column. and only
the Intervention o. James kicr Hardie.
socialist and independent labor member
of the house % commons who was chair
man OF the NEE tirs. prevented a serious
riot.
Permission to hold a meeting Was given
at the last moment. on the understand
ing that no suffragettes should he al
lowed To speak. Ina BILE to secure per-
mission To march jas an organization. the
supporters of the Womens Social and
Political Union marched with the dock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
Police Ride Down Crowd.

Trouble began when socialist speaker
started to address the crowd from the
Whitehall side of the column. The prom
Use had been given that no speaking
should take place on this side because
of interference with traffic \ husky
police sergeant standing on the plnth
hurled the speaker down on the heads Of
the crowd below.
The crowd then rushed the plinth and
endeavored to replace the speaht. IL
looked for time as if their efforts would
prove successful hut mounted police
ruthlessly rode down the rioters. James
kier Hardie then interviewed. and the So
cialst speaker was allowed to regain his
place.
Fights between the police and the peo-
pie became general. the chief results of
which We're battered faces and minor
injuries on both sides Many rioters were
arrested. but the crowds succeeded in
rescuing most Of the prisoners. There
We're a large number of isolated encoun-
!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
Physicians Agree
on Internal Baths

} The most enlightened physicians,
J including many of the greatest spe-
\ cialists, are recommending and pre-
( scribing the use of the u. B. l.. Cas-
( cade" Natures own Cure for Con-
( stipation
and clean and eliminates all poisons
} In the waste which it contains
, Otherwise these poisons are dis
J tributed throughout the body; this
\ weakens the whole system, makes us
I dull and bilious, and even brings on
( serious complaints.
The u. B. l.. Cascade clears the
{ colon of all waste. and is shown by
the Affieck Drug Stores, 18th and F
SITS. 9O4 G st. 9th and d SITS. NV.
J Send for booklet why Man of
Today is Only 80 Per Cent Efficient"
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RECEIVE FIRST COMMUNION.
Two Hundred Children at st. Alloy
sins Church Yesterday Morning.

First communion was received by 200
children at the s o'clock mass at ST.
Aloysius Church yesterday. Rev. Fa-
Their Eugene De l.. Mcdonnell officiat-
ing The children entered the church
in procession. Father Mcdonnell
preached the sermon
First communion was also received
by eighty eight children at the :
o clock mass yesterday morning at ST.
Josephs Church. Rev Father Ignatius
Fealy officiating and delivering the
sermon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
Accident Fatal to Michael Sexton

Michael Sexton, sixty-four years old.
who lived at SO7 F street southwest. died
at Emergency Hospital yesterday as the
result of injuries received when he was
suddenly taken i'll and fell on the street
last Friday. In falling he sustained a
broken hip. besides internal injuries.
Funeral services will be conducted tomor-
row morning at st. Domlnic'S Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05

Mr.. Charles V. Donovan and Mr.. Ar
thur S. Devine of the Epsilon Pi Chap
ter. University of PENNSYLVANIA. Phi
Chi Medical Fraternity, were enter
guests of Mr.. James A. Cahill. jr. Of
Kappa Alpha Kappa Chapter. George
town University. Phi Chi Medical Fra
ternity. Mr.. Edward J. Godfrey. MIR.
Joseph NJ Hefferan. Mr.. D. Leo Hag-
gerty and Mr.. Joseph l.. Bowling of
Kappa Alpha Kappa Chapter were also
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05

Brig. Gen. Butler D. Price. L. $. A.
and Mrs. Price. who have been spend
ing the winter and a portion of the
spring in Europe, have returned to the
city and have opened their apartment
at the Cairo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05
MARRIED.

MILLER-BARNES. On April "a 1915 by Rev.
Dufey of AIexandria. Va. pastor NJ. +.
Church South. F. MASON MILLER Of Silver
Spring. Md. and MARGARET L. BARNES
of Washington. u. c.
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The Brazilian ambassador and Nine da
| Cana entertained at dinner last night
the German ambassador. the Turkish am
bassador, the italian ambassador the
| Russian ambassador and Mime. Bakhme-
teH, the Austro-Hungarian amba ssador.
the Swiss minister and Nine. Ritter. the
! Argentine minister and Nine. Naon. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Graham. Represent
ative and Mrs. Thomas G. Patten. Mr.
and Mrs. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs West
colt. Nine Hauge. Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs
Robert Hinckley. Mrs. Dirock Hutchin-
son. Mrs. Bowers. Miss Boardman, Mr..
| Nolck and Mr.. Maurice Volck
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Hill of Baltimore
the latter formerly Miss Olga Smolianoff.
whose marriage took place here several
weeks ago. have been greatly feted by
the formers Pittsburgh relatives during
last weeks stay there with them. Mr.
and Mrs. William B. Seattle gave A dance
in their honor. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Speer Kuhn, a dinner. A country club
dance was also on the program.
Judge and Mrs. William Bailey Lamar
will be at home for the future at No
1909 Avenue of the Presidents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Dodge entertain
ed at a luncheon yesterday at the
Chevy Chase club in honor of their
house guest, Mr.. Charles Hayden. Mr.
anu >. NlilStidIi T1eIi1Inlck. MT. ana
Mrs. Meserve, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee. Lieut.. and Mrs. Stafford. Mrs
John Davis Miss Margaretta Symons
Miss Gladys Hinckley. Mr.. Bonaparte
and Mr.. Thomas Symons We're also of
the party
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bacon will oc-
cupy the Barlow cottage at Beverly
Farms. Mass. this season. and will go
there this week Rear Admiral Will
liam II. H. Switzerland, L. S. ~. and
Mrs. Switzerland, Mrs Bacon's par
ents, and Miss Harriet Switzerland of
Washington. who We're in California
all winter. will be with Mr. and Mrs.
Bacon part of the summer
Saturday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Week
FL of 300 New Hampshire avenue north
west gave A party in honor of the seventh
birthday of their daughter Katharine.
Among those present We're Mildred
Huguely, Helen Huguely Frances An
drews. Marion Austin. Elenor Harvey,
Dorothy Harvey. Elenor Gaskins. Clarisa
Patterson, Cecilia Weckel. Masters Gus
tave Weckel, William Wall John An
drews. Sam Gaskin. Richard Harvey.
and Donald Miller Miss Mildred Hugue-
ly. Helen HuGuely, Elenor Harvey. Clar-
lisa Patterson and Frances Andrews gave
|, vocal selections and Sam Gaslins. Rich
ard Harvey and Clarisa Patterson recited.
Games We're played and refreshments
were served. Mrs Weckel was assisted
by Miss Carrie Woods. Mrs. Effern and
Mrs Andrews. Miss Katharine Weckel
received several pretty presents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05

Loving, and Mr. j. Jarvis Butler. The
wedding will take place about the middle
of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05

Mrs. Watson j. Newton and Miss
Catherine Newton are at Atlantic City
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IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
CABINET WOMEN PAY WEEKLY
VISIT TO WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs. Walsh Entertains at a Large
Luncheon-Other Events.
Notes.

Mrs, Wilson received her usual weekly
visit from the cabinet women this morn
ing and late this afternoon, with her
daughters. will be at home to a number
of callers by appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-05

Judge and Mrs. William Bailey Lamar
will he at home for the future at No.
1Jo9 Avenue of the Presidents.
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Invitations for luncheon have been sent
out by Dr. and Mrs. Charles w. Richard
son to be given Wednesday at their Con
necticut avenue home. in honor of the
presidents and members of the China
toogical, Laryingological and biological
Societies. now in session in the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
DURHAM

Durham, ". c.. March I5.-Miss Hattie
Nichols. at the homo OF Mrs. VIII Mangum.
on Markham Street. Thursday evening. was
hostess TO her Sunday school class and q
number 10 her friends.
Miss Ina Fcrrell is visit OF several
days to friends in Henderson.
Miss Louise Griffin has returned to her
home In Concord after a visit to friends In
in this city
Miss Estclle Newman. Of Goidsboro. who
has been visitor on Trinity Heights. has
returned home.
Miss Hattie Smith has returned home from
Fayetteville. where she visited friends.
r. c. Bowlcs. for a number OF years cash
Ter OF the local branch of the Virginia Car
DINA Chemical Company, has rendered his
he has accepted IA position. His family goes
with him.
Miss. Clara Ferguson has returned to her
Mrs w. G. Gates OF Henderson, who ha.
been Waiting tho family Of T. G. Hail. has
returned home.
Mrs. T. II. Whitaker, Of Franklin, Va.
who has been the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. A.. NJ Moves. has returned home.
Hubert J. I.atta was host Saturday even
ing at an Informal supper ana smoker to
all OF the guests OF the Lochmoor Hotel
and many Of the leading business men OF
the city. Tho smoker held in the din
travelling men. aud possibly half as many
Durham men
guest OF her cousin Mrs. y Adams, on
Yates Avenue.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riRge OF Miss isabelle Jourdan. ~ this city
and George /, Snidcr. OF Raleigh. 'rhe mar
rage VIII take place nj the home OF Miss
Jourdan,s parents Sir. and Mrs. s. Jourdan.
Wednesday afternoon. March %.
Mrs. I. II. Wooten has gone to High Point
on "a visit OF several days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
BRISTOL
Especial 10 The Times- pispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va, March l5-Mrs l.. L. John
son. OF this city, has celebrated her nine
~ fifth birthday anniversary \ reception
given In her honor at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs w. C. Darlington. In spite
OF the many years she has lived. Mrs
Johnson is still bright and cheerful and
in the possession OF her mental faculties.
Her husband. who died n few years ago,
lived To- he ninety-elsht years og age
Mrs Fau Harrell. who has returned
from Washington and from a visit 10 rcla-
tives in Eastern Virginia. the CUES, OF
honor at several social functions at Ma
nassas. where she stopped to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. !. l.. Harrel
MIR. and Mrs. II 6. Peters and Her
bert. have returned from Washington.
where they attended the Wilson Inaugural
stopped to spend day or two with rea-
tives al Mariinsburg Va.
Mrs William Oils. OF Pearsburg. Va, is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs p, NJ. Cody, on
Anderson Street
Mrs w T. Gillespie. after a visit to her
sister Mrs. Lacy Wilson. and other rea-
tivcs here and in Knoxville Tenn. has
returned to her home AT FL Paso. Texas
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fletcher are visiting
nj Everett. Pa.
Miss Mamie Anderson. OF Knoxville
visited relatives in Bristol this week,
Mrs Charles Grecnleaf. Of Charleston =.
g. is the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. BanmEardner
Miss Almeda Smith and Miss Cora Glaze.
az Washington College. visited Mrs y. B.
Remine. on seventh street. this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
WEST POINT

lspeeial to The Times DispatchI
90. , FONT Va March 1.-THE younger
much interest TO the Easter dance At
l ars season Of the year many OF the col
have been teaching or studying gather
mere mere AZ their homes and bring with them
affair 90 ." amman
on on Friaay afternoon the women Of tn.
lovT' hpiseopai church held pure food
an" hahcy work sale. In the evening al
oesock in the auditorium Of the Masonic
h hiso mere was minstrel show for the
was given by local talent
mrs, % Emmerson smith Of Woodstock
MiunIeseN county, Well known In this sec
ton az Miss Matsic Gatewood was a re-
lent guest or Mrs II 1 Lewis She was
sister. Mrs. Thomas " Moore Of Wsrjnn
: ana together they went on :, visit
TO ~ friends 9nd relatives in Portsmouth
we're visitors in town this week and wen,
up on the steamer Louise 10 visit Mrs
ana at the conclusion 81 the visit Wifi 90
=" tanadn I" spend the summer Mrs
~, VIII he remembered as Miss Willie
Miss Jessie Dennead has returned to her
r BONE h%5s Ter " dIelighifui visit 10 her
'oualn Miss Norma Ford. OF Richmond
Hss Julia Smith, of Mascot. King and
.:,ns mo ,, teaches at Rose Garden. IN
Of her aunt Miss 81. g. Trice
Miss sa'iie Gary. who han been visiting
her brother Harry Gary. In Norfolk has
hnd u nne time She has been the CUES:
OF honor at many social functions in Nor
iolk ana attended the Inauguration In
MH%,shlngton she returned TO Norfolk and
VIII remain there Two weeks longer before
returning To ncr home here
MISS Kate Gary entertained tho Thinbls
1 c!n6 THIS week In a charming manner
MISS Rosa Roy was the week-en guest
oil MIS- T. j Palmer. Miss Roy is from
Rch Miss Hazel Shacke,fort .,
Richmond was recent guest OF Mrs
clyde Gouiduan
George c. Guvernator has paid several re-
cent visits 10 West Point IN the last few
weeks
Miss Nellie billiard who was operated
on for appendicitis In Richmond several
turn to her home mere and resume her
school duties.
Mrs Emmn stanford OF New York. +,
here on a visi, 10 her uncle. V. l.. Wheeler
daughters. Mrs. Henry Shepherd Of Rich
mond and Mrs. Leland Treat. OF West
Point, with her
Mrs r.. d. Bagby has con. on a wish ia
her parents in Rappahannock County
Miss Pearl Marshall. who has been the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Joseph L. FoEE
has returned to her home in Aihemarle
Miss Moseiie Turner. after visit OF sew
eral weeks 10 her sister Mrs. Harry Wyatt
in Newport News. is home again
MISS Patt!e Fuller. who Is student Al.
burg Woman's College with Miss Victoria
Lewis
The Neustadts who live at the Brick
House. in New Kent. expecting next
young women from Riverside. New York.
for Easter. The Brick House WAS resort
for many New Workers all last summer and
they expressed themselves delighted
viii return this summer guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Neustadt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
COLUMBIA
Especial to The Times-Dispatoh.I

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch.l
Columbia Va. March l5.-Mr. and Mrs. r.
s Omohundro, OF Wilmington. were the
guests OF friends here Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Mosby spent several days In
Rich mond this week.
Prof. +. b. Bell returned Monday from
buckingham, where he has been spending
some time
to he the guest OF her sister Mrs. stephen
Hughes in Richmond.
Miss Marie Payne visited her sister. Mrs.
William Nance on South Third Street, Rich
mond. Saturday and Sunday.
The Health" meeting OF the Civic League.
which was held Wednesday evening in
the High School building. was largely at
tended. Prof Richie. OF William and Mary
College. lectured on How to Prevent Sick
ness before an apprecativc audience. In
addition to Prof. Ritchie's address papers
were read by some OF the High School
pupils. Misses Elizabeth Richardson and
Nellie Payne rendered a vocal duet. 'Life's
Dream Is Ger
On Friday evening the Jencrsonian Liter
AIRY Society met In the auditorium OF the
High School building, An interesting pro-
gram was rendered. the main feature being
debatc-"Resolved. That woman has done
more To promote civilization than man. by
Misses adelaide Walton and Dcise Kidd
anirma tive. and Miss Martha Gary and
Ralph Bowles. negative.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
SUFFOLK

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
suffolk Va March 1.-THE home Of Mr..
and Mrs q a. Wills. I'm iiingsboro Heights.
WAS the scene of quiet marriage Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, when their brother,
Tony Wills. and Miss Maud Butler were
united In marriage by Rev. ]. w. Johnson.
The senior class Of the Jefferson High
school has begun rehearsals on It's gradua-
ton play and exercises.
The Girls Missionary. Society OF the Chris
tan Church here an interesting meeting on
Mrs. Langford Redwood and her sister,
Mrs Alvan Shaner. of London Eng. have
concluded q visit to Mrs. w. ID. Redwood on
Brewer Avenue.
Fl. p. Boykin oldest son OF the late col
onel r. 6. Boykin. was Wednesday appointed
deputy treasurer OF Suffolk by Treasurer w.
Or. j.. r. Hart left Wednesday for Rich
mond TO attend the session of the Southsde
Mrs. Ellsworth Van Patten. Of Raleigh.
~ c.. is the guest OF Mrs f. II. Hart.
Judge James I. McIcmore left Wednesday
for the Duck Club at Mundcn Point.
Mrs. II. r.. Phillips is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Ross McNea In BurGaw
y. C.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Powell
on Wellons Street. Wednesday night the
scene OF beautiful marriage when Miss
Pattie Barnes became the bride OF Hardy
J. Holland. eX-deputy sheriff of Nansemond
County. Mr.. and Mrs. Holland left over
the Southern for brida! tour. On their
return they will reside on Primer and Wash
3ngton Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
CREWE
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.J
Crewe Va. March 15,-Miss Aiise Wilson
returned from Hot Springs. Ark. Thursday.
Mrs. Darrell Saunders and children are
visiting In Richmond.
ing the winter with her aunt Mrs J. H.
Hines. 4. now with her mother. Mrs. Sam
Allen Of Prince Edward County.
Res. J. Blake, OF craig County is assist
Ink Rev Robert Grant. of the Christian
Church. I'm revival services
The women OF the Presbyterian Church
will celebrate Llvingstons birthday on We'd,
ns.day. March ~
Rev. W. W. Balm ir spending the week in
Burkev.Ilc. He is br!nE assisted in revival
services thereby Rev. r. McFaden. d. d. o..
Mr.: and Mrs Douglas Rider. Mr.. and Mrs.
Is F.. Putncr. OF Richmond. we're the house
guests OF Mrs. l.. T. Jones and Mrs. II. &.
Smith the pact week
aiss Chloris Wilson, OF brakes Branch.
son. the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. y. Parker are the guests
OF their parents. Mr. and Mrs. g. a. Berry.
days with their daughter. Mrs. e. u. Hines
in Roanoke
Mrs. u. p. Epson. Mrs Daniel Dean. of
Blackstone spent last Wednesday with Mrs.
w j. iinG!ing At the Oliver
Mrs.. y 9. shorter entertained the Ladies
nd Society OF the Baptist Church on last
Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Job nson. of Richmond /:
Miss Dorothy Noswof,hy. OF Petersburg
Miss Ice Spencer spent Tuesday in Farm
Ms and Mrs } " wh.ar, spent last
week Win in.ir daughter Mis-. Mile Shelf
Mr. and Mis- + y Andress. ~ Norfolk.
are visiting in the home OF Mrs loo Jenkin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-16
CISMOMT
Especial to The rimes-pispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Cismont. Va. March ls.-Mlss Mary
Shackelford, who has spent such a delight
ful winter with friends in New York, is at
home again or hcr return Journey she
stopped over with friends In WashnSton
and enjoyed all the Inauguration sights
Miss Margaret Randolph is in Richmond
AZ present. visiting her friends, Miss Knox
Wilson and Mrs. Hugh Rose
Among the house guests with Mrs los
and the week -cnd. MIR and Mrs
Sholts Douglas, sam Slices and Miss Char
lotte Randolph
Mrs. MoriH of Piedmont Lodge. has beer
entertaining her brother VIII Jennings
For several days.
Mrs. Frank Thurman entertained the
choir of Grace Church most delightfully."- on
Tuesday last. The Easter music requires
much painstaking practice. hut bids fair
20 he very lovely and successful. Her guests
included MIR. Robinson, the rector.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Boocock's return Is
indihnic owing to the illness of Mrs. Dixie
Mrs. BooCock's mother.
Gordon Massie. OF Delaware la the guest
Of william Julian Morris at The Cakes
Mrs. Dietrich Moritz after II charming
week spent In Washington during the in
augural excitement. has returned 20 Fled
mont Lodge.
? Miss Eieihea McGhee is now in Raleish
y, g., TO attend the wedding OF her friend
Miss Johnson and Meares Harrli After
Easter she returns TO her aunt Mrs. Well
ford Reed for the summer