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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-14
APPoMATTox
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AppomattoN. Va, September 1.-THE
Alumni Association of the Appomuttox Az
ricuitural High School gave Il reception to
the faculty last evening at the reception
room of the high school. Many old grad
yates were present and very delightful
time experienced. Those present we're
Jerry Burke. OF Washington and Lee: Willie
walton and Walter Durham. OF Richmond
College: Joel Flood and Don Moses re-
Gently graduated; Misses Grace Hancock and
Willie Smith. OF Farmville Normal; Misses
Jacquelync and Lynolie Atwood Miss Mary
Walton and Miss Euia NJ Burke Miss CabeIl
Foster and Miss Mary Babcock and the
high school faculty: consisting OF Misses
Jennie Goodwin, Pocahontas Wray. May Wal
ton, Annie Hobson, Minnie Thornton, Betty
Sue Powell
Don Moses, graduate of the Appomattox
Agricultural High School last week was
appointed TO the Naval Academy at An
nnpoiis by Congressman II. D. Flood MIR.
Moses graduated last spring and prior to
that took the competitive examination under
Professor Lindsay Crawiey for Mr.. Flood Il
selection and came second in the test. How
ever. now n vacancy has occurred. and MT.
FIood has given him the appointment.
Miss Susie Hancock and Miss Ola Sears
left yesterday for Farmcille. where they both
VIII attend the state Normal
c. W. Smith returned this week from an
extended visit to his old home place near
Hagerstown. Md.
Rev Mr. Elroy, State evangelist. will COM
mence revival service Mt the Presbyterian
Church of this place next Sunday.
riage of Miss Bessie Faulconer, OF Orange
to Professor David y. Davidson, OF this
county. The marriage took place vi Rhodes
Vile. the home OF the bride.
The Appomattox Agricultural High School
opened here Monday with n full corps OF
pected. On October five rural wagons will
begin and haul children to the school which
VIII more than MI the large building 1t Is
expected that 400 pupils Will be In attend
ance this session.
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BLACKSTONE
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Blackstone Va. September 13.-Miss Jessie
McEnery has left for Charleston. w. Va.
where she Will teach this winter.
Miss Virginia Anderson last week
Miss Lunette Harris returned to Mary
Baldwin Seminary this week.
Mrs. Phil Southall, of Amelia, Is visiting
Mrs. Sue Hardaway.
Mrs. r. Seay. OF Louisiana. Is the guest of
Miss Julia Bagley. Mrs. Seay and Miss
Bngley are spending the weekend in Ken
bridge.
Miss Frances Campbell. of Kentucky. and
Miss Kate Cooke OF Columbia University,
are teaching in the Blackstone High School.
Miss Anne Moncure visited relatives in
Richmond and Bowling Green this week.
Misses Lucy and Ruby Moore have returned
TO Norfolk.
j. NJ. Greene, Jr. was In town last week.
Miss Maria Tuggle is In Richmond.
Mrs. George Seay entertained I'm honor of
Misses Maria Jones and Virginia Anderson
last Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Claiborne Stokes. of Vic
toria. spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stokes
Miss Mary Piummer Mcllwaine of Peters,
burg is tho guest OF Miss Louise Hurt.
with Miss Ruth Barrow
Mr.. Harris, the principal Of Burkeville
High school was In town Tuesday.
Miss Cornelia Adams visited relatives In
Crewe this week
Mrs. Theo. Epes has returned home from
Millboro.
Mrs. c. r. Kuyk of Barton Heights who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs Landon
Jackson. has returned home.
r. f. billiard. T. j. Holden. Landon jack
son. j. b. Tuggle and James Crawiey are on
n hunting trip to Borums.
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OLD POINT COMFORT
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Old Point Comfort, Va, September
13.-Among the many attractive af-
fairs which have featured the week s
social life here was the luncheon given
at the chamberlin this week by Mrs
Richard 1. Mckinney for Mrs. Fred
crick S. Strong. who, with Colonel
Strong. the commanding officer of the
Chesapeake District, have been spend
ing the past two months at the Point
Mrs. McKinney's guests included Mrs
C. ]. Badger, wife of Admiral Badger
of the Atlantic fleet: Mrs. C. c. Hearn,
Mrs. lie Vert Coleman, of Washington;
Mrs. r. Star King, H.. and Mrs. +. B.
King. of San Francisco; Mrs. Milliken,
Mrs c. c. Cart. Mrs. Allen Kimberly.
Mrs c. l.. Corbin. Mrs. w. \. Pence. and
Mrs II. r. Pettus. Of the Fort.
Captain and Mrs. IT. c. Barnes en-
tertained at dinner Saturday evening
preceding the dance for Colonel and
Mrs Strong. their guests being Cap
tain and Mrs. c. c. Carter, Mrs. c. c.
Hearn. and Major Joseph p. Tracy, of
Washington.
Others entertaining at dinner Sun
day evening at the Chamberlin were Mr..
and Mrs. Homer l.. Ferguson. of New
port News: Lieutenant Edwards and
Lieutenant Richardson, and Colonel and
Mrs. Frederick S. Strong.
been SPEEDING the summer at Northern
resorts and some time with Mrs. Mix s
parents, MIR. and Mrs Elmer Beard,
in Baltimore, returned to her home this
week.
Mrs. w. H. Harrison, of Washington,
wife of Captain Harrison. :. 8. ~. OF
the San Francisco, Is here for several
weeks sojourn.
Mrs. William Dorman Gill, Jr of
Baltimore. who is frequent visitor at
the Chamberlin. arrived this week with
her friend. Mrs. John de b. Walbaclt
Gardiner. of Washington, to spend part
of the fall.
Colonel H. C. Davis. L. S. ~. Of
Washington, arrived this week with a
number of other army officers among
whom are Major Louis r. Burgess Ma
jor Joseph =. Tracy and Colonel Will
loughby Wake. to witness the annual
army manoeuvres at the Fort.
Miss Irene LAZY, who has been the
guest OF Captain and Mrs. C. l.. Corbin
the past two weeks, returned to her
home in Baltimore Tuesday.
Colonel and Mrs. Willoughby Wake.
of Georgia. are the guests of Captain
and Mrs. James Totten in the post.
Mrs. William b. Page and Mrs j. B.
Hoff. Of Baltimore, have left after Il
short sojourn at the Chambcrlin.
Major c. c. Hearn, who joined Mrs.
Hearn here for a few days visit early
in the week, has returned to his duties
in Washington.
General William Jones. u. S. a.. re-
tired, who has been spending the past
several months at the Chamberln. has
gone to Atlantic City for the month Of
September.
Mrs. William Jarvis. of Detroit who
comes to the Chamberlin for one or
two visits annually. arrived this week
to spend the fall season.
Registered at the Chamberlin this
week from Richmond are Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart H. Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ruskell, j. S. Stevens, E. l.. Bruce Miss
Bruce. c. L. Garnett, a. III. Evans Mrs.
a. ID. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. L.. +.
Watson
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WEST POINT


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caicott ana son, John OF Norfolk. are snon -.
, ,he,r several days In town and nights on
George L. Trice. OF Hampton. accom-.
panied by his wife and son. have been in
. Town TOT ten days or more. They came In
given their friends many excursions nm anT
down the rivers. One day crowd went IN
, me, pamnnkey River; another day up the
George w Wright, of Marion grand lee.
~ 80 % ~ +. u y. NJ, and A. o. Calcott
vi Nortoik. member OF the working commit
zee OF the Grand Lodge OF Masons, snnnt
s ,nat,ri days OF this week instructing the
/ members OF the West Point Lode nS
,a Klshm non Bland took his family and n
launch to spend the day In WiliianshppT
Vuile number OF women and children
to Iestor Oh Nra Inc noon noon train on Wednesday
Mrs. Montague Pitcher. The party returncS
Miss Mary Woodward left This uoo, o.,
IiFlstoi' where she will teach in the Hirh
Miss Susie Corr Will teach in tho r,n,
sarten department. OF schools in Roanoio
anu MISS Pattie Fuller Will teach i'm RIrh
Misses Mildred Woodward. I,ez po,,.
Margaret Palmer ana Myrtle Corr viii ni'' re,
Miss Emily ySi bs rG," bas shis winter
s ,ant eoiiese Farnviile. This Will he her
Seiden Richardson left Friday for Cluster
Springs Academy ''' N'"s'er
Dr. May Farinholt Jones left Friday for
Iiattiesburg, Miss. where she has been
resident physician in the State Normal col
leSe for several years.
ME-, ar, and Mrs p. d; Hughes and daughters.
Misses Camilla and Phyllis are at home
after delightful trip to the on,r,ni,'s,
ana valley OF Virginia. They made The ans
ire ire Trip In their own car MIR. and Mrs
fiushes are enthusiastic motorists
NJ, Or and Mrs NJ. A. Martin. of Richmond
Miss Lucille Bray were the recent guests Of
Ar and Mrs. w. s. Eastwood ScSerni q %
lightful automobile and launch parties wara
given in their honor
cadet Jack Thompson has returned to Old
Point Comfort Military College
Mrs Crosby Thompson and her mo,h.r
Mrs John McGurk. OF Cleveland. o. have re-
turned from trip to Baltimore and Old
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Chambers. OF Rich.
mond were recent guests OF Mrs Camilla
Rev. S. O. Wright. pastor of the Metbo.
dist Church. and his wife are away on
Il months vacation ""
Mrs j. Powell Garland, of Holly Fork.
New Kent, passed through yesterday en-
OF her brother. w. p. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. I. Lewis and their dnuyh
ters, Misses Marian. Victoria and Jessie
after having spent Il month near Iuray
have returned home.
Mrs Jonn Heller. of Ohio. and Miss Mag
IN the home OF Sam MacWatters. on Euclid
Heights. have returned to their respective
homes.
Captain and Mrs. c. w westbury. Of
Philadeiphta, who have visited Mrs. WiikIn-
son, Mrs; Wesbury's mother. at this place
West. and Will visit Yellowstone Park be-
fore returning
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MANASSAS
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Manassas. Va. September 13-Miss Ruth
Morgan. who has been visiting friends and
relatives IN Baltimore and other sections
in Maryland. returned to Manassas last We'd
nesday
Mrs nj. p. Weedcn accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Margaret, and son. H. H,
Jr" of Baltimore. were guests at the home
OF Mr.; md Mrs. F. Z. Garrison. ;his week.
Hynson and w. w. Garrison. nlotored nifty
1--WE miles to the Blue Ridge Mountains last
sunday. where they spent the day with a
Miss Kitty Tulcus. OF Haymarket was the
guest OF Misses Matte ard Ida RansdeIi
this week.
guest of Miss Mary Adams for the past
month. returned on Monday to her home in
Philadelphia.
Miss Virginia Walker is the guest OF Miss
Bell ElGiE at her bone the Plains
Hebron Seminary at Nokesvile. Will open
for the fall session on September 10 with
bright prospects.
Miss Lucy Buck left Iart Saturday for SAN
T.. a. Buck.
Mrs. David Smith. OF Cape GIrardeau. Mo-.
is visiting her father. County Treasurer j. p
II. c, Ryckman was the guest nf Commo-
dore Gregory Mt the National Yacht Club in
Washington this week.
Miss PortIa Moran left on Wednesday for
Markham. where she Will be the guest OF
Miss Martha Strothcr.
Mrs. r. W. Merchant and her son. Francis,
and daughter. Elizabeth. left Wednesday
Miss Mary Garrison left Friday for Balti-
more. where she will be the guest OF her
cousins. Misses Margaret and Louise Weldon.
Mrs. II. F.. Button accompanied by her
son. Ronaine and daughter. Miss Dorothy
left Wednesday for their new home in
Vlncennes. Ind where Professor Button has
accepted position Miss Gertrude Button
will go to Cornell University to continue her
studies
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SWEET CHALYBEATE
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Sweet Chalybeate. Va, September 10
With the approach OF the fall season
the guests remaining ut Sweet Chaly-
beato are enjoying TO the fullest extent
the snappy weather. made perfect in
the evenings by open wood fires and
bright SURROUNDINGS
The ballroom Is open every even
inS for dancing. and always is well
filled. number of guests VIII remain
until the last Of the month
on Friday morning large card
party was held in the ballroom. the
hostess being Mrs. Bocock, OF Wash
ington.' Miss Mamie kensett OF Nor
folk. was the guest of honor in the
bridge party. and Miss Frances Ealxle
Of Chalybeate, the guesc OF honor at
five hundred. The color scheme adopt
ed was pink and green. There were
nine tables and a souvenir at each
table for the highest score. The colors
were carried out In every detail. even
to the bon bon boxes at the tables
Miss Bette Poindcxtcr and Mrs. Irvine
OF Norfolk. presided at the tea table.
The card rooms are in full sway
each evening. and the usual number
OF games throughout the day.
The season has been a very enjoy
able one to all. and many. it is un-
derstood. have engaged accommoda-
tons for next summer.
The arrivals this week include w
\. McRae. Of Tampa. Fla. auditor of
Seaboard Air Line; II. Rozier Quincy
Washington; Douglas y. Parker. New
Orleans; w. I. Tracy, Louisville: Mrs
y. Nj. West and family. New Orleans
and Miss Isham. Cincinnati. O.
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WINCHESTER

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o Wneheser VA 90 seb P M" Ir
National Guard. who has been spending
| the past two weeks the United States
Brdgman, OF New York City. entertained
about nfy r guests at snpper party and
few evenings since. An old fashioned vir-
Ginia supper. was served. The guests in
cluded Winchester people and the officers
OF the cavalry, camp and their wives and
daughters Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
Merritt II. Smith, also OF New York City
! assisted the host and hostess in receiving
Music was furnished by orchestra from
the band of the Eleventh United States
| DIR. and Mrs Emmert C. stuart enter
tained at large dance on Thursday even
Ing at Hawthorne. their handsome home in
the West End
The youns: men of Winchester gave n
large dance In the ballroom at the Win
Major James a. Logan. Jr. and Major
Clark Collins. of the United States Cavalry
ner given 10 some OF their friends Monday
night Mt Jordan White sulphur Springs.
Mr. and Mrs John or RqHny and children
visiting her mother, Mrs. Marshaii Willis.
Mrs j. Wilton Hone; who has been visiting
turned to Hampton.
Miss. Annie Dwyer and Mrs. wilbur
Chandler and daughter OF Harrisonburg.
have been visiting Mrs. Florence Grim.
Miss Helen Holiday has returned to Bal
timore after visiting relatives and friends
Rev. II. \, Brown of Romney. W Va.
aas been visiting Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Lam
oert.
Misses Gussie Eorner and Mary Jones. Of
Mount Rainer. Nd, are the guests OF Miss
Maud Brown.
Mrs William Hervey Woods. who has been
visiting relatives here and Rock Enon
Springs. has returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Delgetty- Kerr and
children. of Lynchburg. are visiting Mrs. C.
Fred Barr and Miss Julia Wall
Mrs. Ambrose Timberlake. OF Washington.
and samuel Miller. of keysville are visit
Ing their sister, Mrs. William Fl. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert l.. Gray have re-
turned from Atlantic City and Phiade-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Milton chiles have
Issued large number of invitations for
q dance ut their home at Kesnstown. on
the night OF September 10.
Ensign Richard Evelyn Byrd. OF the United
States Navy, has been spending the week
at the home ,of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T.. Byrd.
Mrs. Holmes Conrad and her daughter.
Miss Augusta Conrad. have returned from
Rock Island. II. l.
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PULASKI
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fuiaskl Va September l3-The fan SOS
sion OF the Abingdon Presbytery was in ses-
SION SION rms week at Glade Spring with a repre-
sentative attendance on tho part OF the
ttenuins from Pulaski County were DR.
Diapers Valley: Rev c. S Matthews and
=: Is Painter. of Pulaski: Rev. Daniel j.
Currie. OF Dublin
THIS section are as follows: Misses Eiizabeth
t tn,m1er; Lucy Graham Conway and Pauline
Lettie Withrow. Madeline Guthrie jIiis
Visor, Mary Lou Hartman. Mary Lou Bell.
son Institute. Abingdon: Robert Wvsor
Francis Bell. Robert Trinkle. V. NJ. L. Lex.
lexington; oscar r.. Jordan. Jr.. Emory
and Henry. Emory.
Ing the summer their estate in pulasls
county. returned this week to Emory. DR.
OF mathematics at Emory and H a. professor
Dr. J. w. Richie. dean of the William
ana Mary Summer School. at Dublin. who
Win ms iamlly, spent the summer at Duh
lin. returned on Tuesday TO WilIiamsbury
to take up his work at William and MarS
,,, me regular convoca:on CO The Royal Arch
in na ,be n ,or September was held last night
FOR the ensuing year was the most inn
r ror,nnt mater TRANSACTED The election
scribe W F. Howard lS secretary e., M ca CARE
Of u pse host, "a n HI H. Gmer eaptan
a. R,r H. toward en royal arch captain: NJ c.
zane, Joe Eckman and c. w. Bushonr
masters OF the third. second and first veil
rrespecuveiy; {. s.. Matthews. chaplain:
George Van Horn. tilcr
Miss Elizabeth Larew entertained MN,
Der OF her friends most deliEhtfuiiy In st
Friday night at the country home Of ber
,nO.iie Mrs Mrs, Jennie O. Larew Those at
am,o,n ,e from me city made the trip in an
attntoinooile. and from to II enjoyed many
n ur't .io OF pleasant nature Ices cake
amu hints were served by the hostess as
s,s d oy her sisters, Misses Aldah. Charlotte
ana ana Jean Larew. The guests were Misses
hatsaTet Lahdis Anna Belle Chafin Eliza
oeth JORDAN. Mary Keister. Pierce Ivon
rntsaret camp and Fannie Hartman and
IrNlh Hiltzheimer. Billy Wysor Dnvi.
6aughon' James q. Bosang. Price rrolinrer
basii DIXON Charles Hartman. Francis Cioyi
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CROCKETT SPRINGS
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Crockett Springs. Va. September 10.
The September days in the mountains
have come with all their beauty. No
season Is more enjoyable than autumn
in tho highlands. With the passing
OF successful summer. there has come
departure and leave-taking of some
OF the guests who have spent so many
happy days together for the past eight
or ten weeks There are many who
will remain for October.
Notably attractive among the nu-
merous informal functions this past
week was the reception given by Mrs.
X. f. l.. Martin. of Memphis. to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Langhorne. of
Richmond, the occasion being the sec
ond anniversary of their marriage.
Decorated for the occasion. the card
room presented an attractive appear
ance. the punch table. strewn with
FERNS. being presided over by Miss
Ethel Thomas. Mrs. Martin was as
sisted In receiving by her guests of
honor and her Aon, Frank Martin, and
when the cake was cut IL resulted in
Miss Leeds getting the needle, DR..
Homer Henkel the coin and Mr.. Mar
tin the ring.
Another enjoyable affair was the
observation party given Friday night.
After careful examination of the
papers. II was found that Mrs. Balfour
klein's. of Vicksburg, was the best.
and she was awarded the first prize;
Miss Logue, OF New York, close sec
ond. won second prize. and DIR. Henkel
of Richmond. received the prize for
men
Strange as it may seem in this day
OF modern dances. there has been a
revival here of some of the dances of
decade or more ago-the lancers, Vir-
ginia reel and York. On Thursday
night an unusually pleasant hop was
INDUCED in by the dancing set here,
the number being augmented by many
of the older set.
Miss Ethel Thomas returned to
Crockett Springs on Tuesday. after an
absence of several days visiting friends
in Shawsville and Roanoke.
Miss George Schcrer. of Richmond,
left this week for Blue Ridge. prior to
returning to her home in October
Walton Sudduth. of Falls Mill, ar
rived on Wednesday for Il short stay
stand side by side in popularity
Devotees of these games may be seen
at all hours. morning and evening
seated at their favorite table in hall
way. cardroom and on the veranda
Among the arrivals this week were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Cole of Roanoke.
a song service was held in the par
lor Sunday night w. S. Hughes. of
Richmond. gave his services as accom-
PIANIST. He was assisted by Mrs. Bal
four Klein. OF VicksburG; Mrs. Alcorn,
of Belam. and C. Cuthbert, of Peters,
burg.
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NORWOOD

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Norwood. Va September 13.-There was a
barbecue here on Saturday. given by James
W. Stevens. a large crowd attended.
Willie Shelton left on Monday for his homo
In Richmond.
Mrs, Lila Lacy OF Richmond spent the
week with friends here. She was accom-
panied by her little son. Everett.
Miss Evelyn Robinson left on Monday for
Chatham Episcopal Female Institute. which
she Will attend the coming session. She
was accompanied by her father. C. Cabeil
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Lee Saunders and three
children left here TUESDAY morning for
their home In Bluefcld. Mrs. Saunders and
children have spent three months with Mr..
and Mrs. S. r. Bolton here
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Dennis and baby of
Lynchburg. and Artie Bolton. OF Lynchburs,
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. $. r. Boil
ton Saturday and Sunday. $50
Miss Hattie Scrugss Is visiting friends In
Richmond. ~
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
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Blue Ridge Springs. Va, September
bits have been introduced which served
TO beguile the routine OF the days
With Mrs. NJ. A. Stovall. of Augusta
Ga, enacting the role OF hostess, the
hospitality of the hotel was extended
to its guests on Wednesday, afternoon.
the lower writing room OF the main
building. Prcttily grouped blossoms
beautifed the various small tables
which were scattered all about. and
assisted by Mrs. Charles p. .Pressly
and by Misses Courtney and Maudc
sandwiches were served by Mrs. Stovall
On Monday night Mrs. Walter Addi-
son entertained n few of her friends
at supper. at her rooms in Lake cot
tage.
Charles p. Pressly. of Augusta, Ga.
arrived at Blue Ridge on Wednesday
night for n visit to his wife and
daughter.
Miss Brownie Pettet. of Richmond. is
recent guest at the springs.
Complimenting her granddaughter
-'A'So -houNt 4NOt III, oli Hei DlEinu
Mrs. Stovan entertained on Saturday
afternoon. with a delightfully."- enjoy
able donkey party. given in the lower
writing-room of the hotel Masses of
briSht-hue flowers had been employed
to decorate the large apartment, and
at the conclusion of the donkey con
test. at which a prize was awarded the
victor. monster "sunfiower'' pie was
opened. amid much merriment. and a
variety of pretty souvenirs distributed
among the youthful guests.
II. c. Whitehead and Mrs. Hugh G..
Whitehead and children, of Norfolk
are guests in the hotel now.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry L. Wilson, of
Norfolk. arrived on Wednesday night
for visit here.
w r. Smcoe and Miss Esteile Sim
coe. Of Norfolk, are guests here now.
Mrs. George Schocn. of Richmond. has
been a guest here since Monday
Miss Mary Brown, of Norfolk, has
Joined her father. Ben Brown, here.
Others registered during the week
include w. NJ Turner. T.. Radford. Miss
Edith Jamison and Miss EfHe Abbott
all of Roanoke; Miss Bette Joyner.
OF Ivor, Va: C. C. Broan. of Norfolk;
Phil F.. Brown. Jr., of Richmond; Miss
Isabel Drever. of Richmond; Malcolm
and Douglas Stith, of Richmond; r.
T.. Lee. of Roanoke; Rives Brown, of
Martinsville; Henry Mundy, of Rich
mond, and p Cary Adams, OF Rich
mond.