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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-12
BOYDToN

Especial 20 The Tn,es- Dispa;ch.l
Boydton. Va. July ia meeting OF IN.
county union Of she Farmers Educational
and cooperative Union of America Was
held here on Monday. The meeting was
we'll attended
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wall have taken their
littlc daughter. Who has been extremely H.
to private sanatorium at Stuart Va
T.. &. frey. Of I.enor. y. G.. was here last
week 10 see after the installation of the
electric lsEh' system that the town is put
Ting in.
j y. Butterworth who has owned and
run the Exchange Hotel for eighteen months
Butteruorth and family have moved to Nc
kennsy. The hotel Il non cioxed. but Will
he opened IS soon as Mr.. Williams can get
4 manager.
$ Gordon. Of Baskerville. was In town
~ Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. iaskinsA of Alta
Nisia; and g Hask!ns. OF 1.ynchburz visited
csiatlves here on sunday.
David CLARK has returned from Asheville
where he has been attending Il session OF
the ShrinerS Of North Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs, T.. G. BedinSer are in Chase
Ilty. Mr. Bed'nSe- is conducting the normal
there
Misses Marian ana kittic Homes visited
friends in Chas- CITY this week
Mrs. Irby Turnbull and son vho have
bsen visiting relatives in Lawrcncevills
Mrs. j. 7. Akers returned on Wednesday.
after visiting relatives in New York Wash
!nHton and Rich nond
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their usual charm to the guests OF IN.
Brumwick Inn.
Wednesday morning party given
the children. with folk dances In the ball
room and out ofdoor games on the spacious
lawn.
DR.. Darlington Williams. OF New York.
entertained swimming party. and among
his guests were Miss Eleanor Lille aud Rob-
crt Goocn, OF the University or Virgins .
Miss Elise Halle. or stanton. and r. Gran
vile Avery. Of Norfolk.
picnic MAS given On Thursday N ;he
younger set In tho grove ne0- tnr South
River. Many games were played AMI deli
cious refreshments served.
Among those who have recently registered
at the Brunswick Inn are: Miss NJ. n.
Walden. Miss Carrie Walden. Mrs. clifford
Smith. Master Alexander Smith, Miss Emsic
smith ana maid. Miss Lloyd Lathrop and
maid. Mrs. ". n. Harris. Master ". IL.
Harris. Ir.. Mrs. J. r. Hubbard, Miss Eliza
beth SledEe. Mrs. Marion F,arrar, Miss
virginia Fsrrar. Master De witt Farrar.
MiSs Ca.harinr BenIss, W. J.. Prince. Mr..
HALEY. OF Richmond. Mrs. u. T.. Maxwell
md Mrs, y. f. Dillon. OF jacksonville. Fla
Mr. aud Mrs Herbert Stansbury. az Beck
icy. ". Va; c. !. WuihnEer ard r. q.
Siwecki. OF Chicago. H.: Mrs. T. =. Daniel
lud Miss ffuldah Daniel. ~. Eoanort Va
Nj and Mrs. Theodore :. Garnett. Jr.. Miss
Eleanor Garnett, Master Alfred Randolph
isrnett and Master Theodore : Carnett.
~: 81 Norfolk: Mr.. aud Mrs. lane Kelley
Paul Tabb and Miss Booker. Of Hamp' on
Mr.. and MR.. ". q. Watkins. nf New port
New. Va. and NJ and Mrs Mcfarland.
~ Chicago. iii
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BON AIR

ispeciai.to The Times. Dispatch
Bon Air Va. July it-Scyeril Bon Air
people arc sotournins a. Virginia Beach
among them william Eilyson and family.
Mr.. Polk Miller and Miss ManEaret Me
ciuer. Miss Nelie McCluer w!ll Join her
sister. and after tonciudins their Nisi, a,
the beach they will go 10 Baltimore to
visit their sister. Mrs. Edwin Pinkerton.
Masters Theodore and Philip Whitfield are
AZ Mrs. Clara Bridgeforth's
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson. Of Richmond.
are registered at the inn.
= Miss Virginia Miller has returned from a
short yisit Ia Amelia County
Miss Olive Molten and Miss Dorothy Smith
left on Thursday for visits To New York and
New Jersey.
Miss Carrie Moore has returned home from
WlliouShby Beach.
MIR. ard Mrs. James l.. phippen. who have
heen the guests III Mr.. and Mrs. Percy CHM.
have returned to their home In Richmond.
Miss Jennie Ta,cott is spending several
weeks In Leesburs Va.
Miss Lillian Cooke is visiting Miss Camp
bell. In Richmond
Percy Montague Is the guest of Mrs. With
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Williams and chill
dren Viii spend the remainder OF July and
the month OF August at the inn.
Miss katherine Winston. of Richmond. Ia
the week end guest or Mrt II. NJ. kennerley.
Vernon Wells attended the dance at the
Bon Air Country Club on Friday nigAt and
spent the weekend at the inn.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
SpeciaIto The Timc.-Dixn.,c,

Especial to The Times -Dispa tch.l
Orkney SPRINGS. Va. july 1.-The
has given fresh zest TO the horseback
ridsrs and ,nourtain climbers. who
OF; interest In. this vicinity.
The Fourth was celebrated here in
many ways. Mrs. Richard Bragaw. Of
Lexington. y. c.. entertained the little
The children set OF freworks. wad ed
in the beautiful mountain brook, and
amused themselves In various ways
returning In the evening with glowing
accounts of their adventures in tho
wilds and bringing great punches OF
the wonderful rhododendron.
In the. evening the guests here uerc
pleasantly entertained with music and
recitations by Mrs. -Titlow. of. Oman
cock. Va. the assistant hostess.
The usual SATURDAY picnickers drove
to enjoy the spring waters and the
hospitaAty ef the hotel and grounds.
On Monday, evening Mrs. Titlow again
the spacious parlor. One OF the pleas
ant features was duet by little Misses
Ma5'ha spa R: aalsssa
recitations and guessing games and
dancing In the ballroom.
Following are among the recent ar
rivals: MT. and Mrs J. NJ. OLeary. Mrs
Il. g. Smith; Mr. and Mrs: F. j. Sloan.
Daniel Todd Sloan. Mrs: f. Schroeder.
Mis-. Marie Schroeder; Miss Elizabeth
~ ttIr aIlu
and Mrs. G. NJ. Mccullough, of Wash
ington. ID, c.: Miss a, Edmonds. Manas-
sst Va: Rev. WE. watson. D. y. and
j. .Titiow and Miss Virginia .Titlow.
Onancock. Va: J. Walton Harrison.
Broadway. Va; Il +. Hsatwole, Dayton.
and Mrs. r. d. Newman. Douglas New
man. Mrs. NJ. l.. Walton. Miss Cora Pit
NAN man. !: H. B1wma man Mrs Laura DTiin
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Painter. Master VIII
liam Mantz. Mr.. and Mrs, George E.
Irwin; Mt. and Mrs. C. F; Headley. G;
Mrs y. w. .Sw2nn. Miss. Anna .Swann.
EdinPuFS. Va: Mrs. a. NJ. Hspkel and
c. Dudley and Miss carrie pudley.. Fort
Defiance. Va; Miss Emma r.. Critten
den, Orange. Va; Mrs: Carroll Meyers
and child. Portsmouth. Va: Mrs. f. B.
HAYWARD, Easton. Md. s
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OLD SWEET SPRINGS

IsPeeIsi TO The Iim,s.pi.pa,sh;l
Sweet" vas certainly both safe and sane.
The patriotic younEsters. VOL equipped with
baseball hed. and under the direction or
wiser heads made merry with rockets
brilliant and intricate designs The hotel
guest. sat on the broad piazza. full quarter
,ion with grateful sense OF the omission
Of the cannon cracker. Later in the evening
the young people dancing the hours Joy
ousiy away: The evening wound up with a
asemsn, to all the hotel guests in the
supp.r-room adjoining the spacious ball
room
Colonel r. 81. schoheid. Of Warrington
has ioineh hi. family, who are located in
Miss Milbourn n, 90" o, ~ Memphi H" Tenn. ha,
arrived at NE Buckinsham Cottage" for
.n,.r; " i" MIS-. mrs
honor few evenings ago by IL piazza sup
D Pa pay ssr IN. reSua asnGs Th
native Ereenbrier vinr. with ferns and rho
dndendron from the nearby mountains max
Rhodes. Mis-. Lucille Paxton. William pan.
inEton: Mis-. Emily Lyman. OF Richmond !:
MIS-. Jennie Day rroudnt: Of Memphis: j. NJ.
buckingham. OF Memphis. and MIR. Snapp.
One Of the pieasani.st iaunts Of the week
J. M. buckingham for Miss Miibnurne Of
Memphis. their house guest. and number
OF other friends.
Commando Charles NJ. stone Of Wash
inEton has made some nne records on the
links this week but viii have To look to
his laurels since ,hc arrival of Richard
Ralph. of Cincinnati who shows mercy
to that wee Dir OF bail.
Lieutenant j. n. Rhodes United states
Navy of Washington. p. C.. has 1oiued
Mrs Rhodes and family for the weekend.
gave one OF the most delightful, affairs 81
oh mir 1..
tally.ho to Beaver Dam Fails-the Niagara
Of the neiEhborhood The party. after a
spirited drive Ger hill and dale gathered in
fine appetite aronnd great bonfire for an
Al frtsco supper. enjoying most of all the
delicious coffee made by Mr.. Lews's own
hand over the glowing Goals. The blast OF
the coach horn brought the countryside tn
toor and window 10 speed the merry party
on its way.
Among the recen, arrivals are: Hugh 6.
Buckingham. OF Memphis. Tenn: r. "
Coriey. nf Richmond Mr.. and Mrs u "
Anderson. Comma nder and Mrs. Charles ~
stone. of Washington: Colonel II. NJ Scho-
heid. lieutenant j. 3. Rhodes. e. o. Paul.
lin Mrs william ciaggstt. Mrs. F.. u. crisp
Mrs. Honna non and children. II. Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. X. y. Kinkle. OF Chicago iii
Mr.. and Mrs ". 81. Elliott and Miss Fl.
lott. of New York; Mrs Pauldins s. seller.
and family, OF Buffalo. y. y. Thomas Johns
OF ynchburg Va; Mrs.. Caroline Robert
son and Mrs ". u. wyviile. Of Washington
n. G.
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SOCIAL EVENTS AND
PERSONAL MENTION

Ths; 6 i,;% Sew 5osk :, se S.} "sl%s.d
t ,s",,e, Henry + sloane. Colonel and Mrs.
John M.taio" ff Sa%ss Ms" Hilah e French.
A at, and Mrs. George Gordon Battle Miss v;
and Mrs. James Ransom Branch. Mrs. r. NJ.
Gilbert. the Misses Gilbert and Or. Guy
some Of those fran Philadelphia were
Charles Giipin; J. Kellogg .raaley. Vance
a a arm , 5 E. IL nd Ms Mise. Fhass
and Bertha Clark and NJ. and Mrs. Sydney
Miss Enle Branch. %rs. Barton II. oruHdy.
Miss Grundy. :Mr. and Mrs De soto Pftz.
MIS-. John d. Potts. Miss Neii Potts. Mr.
ana Mrs 81. { 'ramch. Mr.. aud Mrs. vii
and Mrs Thomas p. Bryan Mis-, Eliza
beth camaron. Mrs e s. Robinson Mrs
Tor. 'Jr.. James y BOYD Hiss ' Eliza bs eth
Boyd. sMr. and Mrs. Garrett r. wall. Mss
Adam. and Mr and Mr, A. n. Adamson
o. 81 Richmond; Mr, and Mrs. James B. Wei
m ion M4 asey My wod r. Fl tswis Of chsse:
81 T,M orlean.. Ms, sarah riyins,son Pos.
Howard bowie The Misses BOWIE. Of aai.
. Hm.: NJ Mr. e. D. Alley. Of Norris,own.
The Virginia and IVES, virginia coleni.s
~ the Nsw Greenbrler. the White and in
ana durinE IN. pas. week hay. b..n . com.
spicuous In the Informal entertaining which
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas p. Bryan. with their
family: arrived AT their cottage early In
June Tor the season.
habltues the White &. daily the centre
~ a group. which includes the ChIef Justice
rotary OF Commerce and Others. Mr. Branch
and his daugh;ar. Miss Enie Branch. nave
Mr. aud Mrs. De Soto Fitzgerald and
Miss 'Doreen Fitzseraid who /, on. Of the
best hors.~omen here. among Others
from Richmond 1ho have brought their
automobiles.
Mrs. Z. $, Robinson. Of Richmond. who is
one Of th- most popular and charming
chaperon, a. the whie- ha, arrived 10 spend
the summer. and hss With her Mrs j. r.
Antonio. Miss Woodruff was on. OF N.
mo-, attractive girl, at the dance. of IN.
Nj. Mrs. ,o Ge.Ts- " Basby. q rich ha,
, 3esn 1'is.a by her d."Sh,er Mrs Gearse
: Mrs pa, Das!a !, Williams. who was visiting
returned to Richmond.
,s Mr.. .n mr. Mr., J"nr ro,s. and their
MIR Barton Grundy and Mi.- Grundy
VII he Joined b> Sir. Grundy Ia,sr
". and Mrs Harry Frazier gave tea
BOYD ana Miss Elizabeth Boyd she are r.,
. MFS .lohn =. Iha:er and Nlss .IoSephin
Thayer nave left kanawha Farm for Grace
lands. t.lkins. W. Va, To v!sit Sir. and Mira
Arthur Lee. who eill NJ at tn. springs In
August
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Gray. ~ Rich
ll"nd. are among tho very charming old
people VINO have returned to spend tho
summer at the White. Mr.. and Hrs. Gray
who are both over ninety. have heen mar
ried nearly seventy years.
Mr.. John n Carmichael OF Charleston
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. John n. Thomas and their
som are here for the season. are Mr.. and
Mrs. Jamst n, Weir. who. have been joined
h!'SMfss f:akeiy =. .:'''s =, -. - y
Mrs. Edward Knight has Joined Colonel
u r. Dana. al Tusrawiila." for the summer
Colonel and Mrs. James Ransom Branch
nave been Joined by Mrs. Writ Robin on
and young Writ n. Robinson. Colonel Robin
son Is arriving from West Point next week
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y
has boon, recently ordered from, Vera
Cruz to Hampton Roads.
Parties Of auction bridge arc tho or
der of the day for the amusement of the
colony, and even high. low, jack and
the game" finds'it's PATRONS
The regular DANCES, are on for the
bal poudre was greatly cnojxed. where
the hellcs and beaux were picturesque
In powder and patches and Colonial
costume. This was the closing cere-
mony. Of the celebration of the birthday
OF, Uncle SAM" which had been fully
observed throughQut the day by all OF
tho guests. in which the children had
a large part as an object lesson In pa :
triotism.
On Monday evening beautiful scene
was enacted before the, dance began.
and the moving picture showed the pin
Ming OF many varleties' OF heart upon
Mrs. Lawton. OF Charleston. s.. c. tfor-
mcrly of I.ynchburg, Na.), s1!preSdent
OF the Virginia Division. u. ID. c.. and
her final browning. an Queen of
Hearts as Testimonial of her un-
versai courtesy, to the colony 4nd in
sp Tbe s OF ,ms,rTy,, I'm XII
In mentioned, are: o. p. Beail. Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. Lawrence. Mr.. kossly.
Miss Grace Chatham. Robert Adams.
cary Adams. Mr.. and Mrs; J. K. Pace.
Roanoke: Miss Lippett, South Caro-
lima: Miss Stras and MFR. Hart. Roam
oke: Miss Clara Sullivan. Blackstone.
Va: Mr.. and Mrs F.. s. Hutchinson
Norfolk: R. Lee Poindsster. Blueheld.
W. VAC; w. Scott, Lynchburs.; Mr..
abiil. r. n. Angel. r. II. Angel. Jr..
Roanoke
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ROcKBRIDGE BATHS

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch
Rockbridge Baths, Va. July u.--Thi5
place was the scene OF a very enjoyable
birthday party, which was given by NJ.
aud Mrs. y. : craig. To little Miss Eliza
beth Ware. ~ stanton Va. H. being the
occasion Of her NTH birthday. After Miss
Elizabeth hal welcomed her guests, Misses
Annie tame McCu~ aud Mary Moore Pan
cake aud Masters Emmett McCorkle. Camp
bell Pancake and Neighc Armistcad. they
PLAYED games or tho spacious lawn in front
OF tho hotel
Among the tate automobile guests arei
Mr. and Mrs. John " Craddock. John W.
craddcck. Jr and Thomas g Perry. all OF
Lyn"hhurr, VA. Miss F.. Morgan. Wash
,nStpn. u. e.. Mir, and Mrs. W. w. Sproul
mi little daughters, Of Augusta County;
!. :. Mcneil. stanton. Va and H. I.
ihackiet,. Washington. ID. e.
Among the guests who were hero On the
Fourth John W Garrett. OF Pass
Christian, Miss. Dr. Robert Steele Hutchin-
son Ecuador. :. A.. DIR. Morrison Hutchn-
sou Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. W. =. Gooch,
Staunton and Mrs. Mary Y. Armis.ead,
iachtnoud.
Later guests we're Mrs Roland Seay. Mrs.
Thomas Powell aud Miss Y. Scay, Lynch
burg. Va. Miss Ellen Cameron. Goshen.
Va. and " =. stafford. Charleston. W.
VI ana y. T.. Woodruff. Baltimore.
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turned Ia their homo In culpoper. after
visiting friends here.
Norvile Larkin returned 10 Manassas on
Wednesday from Rockville. where ne had
sranddsusn,es. L.,h4m aasServii. II, ~,
ss sss , Of G.ni ain VIZ f.we hey arc
Mrs. u. y. Elliott. accompanied h, hci
nirc. Miss sara Ieschman. returned as,
"sek from shipinsn. Va. .here 'noy he'd
Dr.: n. Z. Buck. Of Brstow. Is the CUES
Of his brother. W. r. Buck. at Front Royal.
tho weekend guest Of Miss settie Elliott.
Misses Leon and Bernice Davis. Of Br!stnw.
visited friends in Charlottesville for the
Mr.. James KinchIeo spent Monday with
her sister Mrs. r. =. Hynsor. route from
Mrs. Estele Barneid OF Washington. vas
the guest OF Miss winnc Holden on sun
day ,...
sunday With friends In New York.
Invitations VIII. he Issued This week for
,hs annual horse show german 10 ne given
IN the evening Of July 20 IN Conner's Opera
House. The local German club Is making
extensive preparations for this .car.S af-
fair. which attracts many from Baltimore
washinEton and other places.
DR. n l.. ouarles pastor Of the Manassas
Baptis, Church. attended convention At
Miss Mary Layk'n returned tho first Of
he week from keyser. ". Va. where she
had been visiting relatives
Mrs. G. &. Wenrich. Of SpartsnhurE =. G..
was tn. CUES, ~ NJ. and Mrs " d Wen
rlch this week
Miss Katherine wilcoxen entertained a
n%mber of her friends AT her home on Grant
Avenue on Friday evening.
Mrs: iul's Craig Dunn. Of cottey College
A. director Of the voice department Of East
ern COLLEGE 10, the coming year.
sa'h.rns ', 81 rend h w"i her ,hf hos en-
Avenue IN Thursday evening.
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ORANGE

- Orange. ". LuIy Mia earn. s,san
rs!ater,o lei; III, on tr,dsy Tor N.s York CITY
ceiqmtis uniye,sity.
returned home.
Misses Isabel. and i,csephine Williams
the former went TO wyth.vlie and the
Miss Lila bradbury is spending the month
In the CA,,kiii Mountains.
Mrs. Harvey raliacerfr i spending n.
Mias Na mS",s raisiet9S Who .p.,, n.
winter in Norfolk l. At home for the sum
Miss Margaret shaekeltord. who has been
visiting her sister Mrs Carl Block. OF Had
Mrs. I.a,!n,er Macon has returned from
I.a,imer, a, the sumner camp ,or boys.
Taylor. or WOODBURY. Forest.
Louise. who spent the winter at Charlott.
y. G.. arc Al she home OF Mrs Kate Scott.
Ing, az WsiSat I'M. M h".pi,sbr. nome S,'
Miss Eusenia Grymes Vas rec.n, visitor
Miss Carrie Bruce Morton has been on a
short Visit at Piedmont, the HON. Of Mrs,
Miss Fannie Hobson. 81 Rock Creek KY.
cousin. Mrs. stovtr.
Manning GoodinE aud bride hsv. returned
81 Madison Mills. The marriage was in
Miss Euls Hatcher has been on WISH to
AIR. and Mrs. W, w. Ware and children
Are visiting the iatiers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c: T Watts AT Pleasant View. va
Mrs, William iiarcner=on !, visiting in
Misses Virginia and Joe Coleman attended
the commencemcni n Manassas High school
James Scott the assistant principal Of
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Especial to Tho. Times. Dspatch.I
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va July H.
The Springs has hnaly abandoned the cotil.
lion and german. which for nearly century
and through last summer reisned supreme
Various dances and figures cgme and gave
way to others but through tRe decades the
german remained. Although the summer
sesson. which was formally inausnrated
with tho independence Hall last Satur-
day. may bring revival OF the cotiilion.
the first dance Of the season was given
over to the lame duck, the hesitation and
the maxixe. and those who did not know
Tho new steps have formed classes during
rho week. and Professor c. Victor Ichley.
o. Washington. who has had the White
House classes for the past thirty years. and
who vas tho instructor OF the Misses WI
son, DR.. Cary Grayson Mrs. Edison Bradley
ana other prominent members M Washing
ton society tire past winter. Is teaching the
novices.
official Washington society mas well rep
resented here over the Fourth Of July. and
xome OF those who In the aicoves 10
look look on at the ball included ,he Chief jus
Gce and Mrs. Edward Douglas white, the
seorstasy Of Commerce and Mrs. William o.
Kedneld e. F. Redheld. Senator and Mrs.
A. b. Cummlns. who had with them Mr..
end Mrs. H. 4, R1w.on and Gum n,ips Raw.
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CONTINUED from Second page)

ccCOUu faSsJ
Miss Annie scruggs. OF Washington,
Is visiting Mrs. c. !. Glenn In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loslie Bland have re-
turned to their home, after visl to
New York.
Miss Margaret Lowe. or Richmond is
spending some time with friends at
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. NJ. Il; ScruKgs. OF Norwood. Nell
son County. is spending some time in
Richmond.
Mrs. l.. l.. Goode is leaving town
shortly for a visit OF fseveral months
in Kentucky.
Misses Aline and Willie Moore, Of
this city, have been guests OF their
aunt, Mrs. J. u. Cooke. in Gordonsville
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Is. Colson have re-
turned to Richmond. after visit to
friends at Virginia Beach and Cape
Henry.
Mrs. Clyde H. Radcliffe and hor chill
dren are spending some time at the
Buckroe Beach Hotel. Buckroe Beach.
Miss Rosa Trant is tho guest of reia
tives at Virginia Reach fos several
weeks.
Miss Nellio McCluer has returned TO
Bon Air. after short stay with friends
in Richmond.
Mrs. Thomas SCOT has gone to the
White Sulphur Springs for the season.
Mrs. Richard Parker Crenshaw. Of
Havana. Cuba, Is visitin. her sister
Mrs. william T.. Oppenheimer. In this
city.
Mrs Rutherford Rose and her chill
dren have gone TO West Virginia. where
they are the guests of relatives
Miss Wig mia Robertson, OF Danvilie
Is the guest Of MIR. and Mrs. James McC.
Cecil on Park Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T.: reyton, Jr
and their small son expect 10 leave
shortly for Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Alexander Brown. Jr. and her
children are going TO woodberry For
est. near Orange. this week.
Mrs. J. Lee Iioiner and Miss Marie
koincr have returned from a "trip to
Virginia Beach
Mrs. Frank Hin and Misses Leila and
Bessie I'M are spending the summer
at Montvalc.
Mrs Il. ~ Baugh. OF Bclona. Pow-
hatan County. is spending some time
with friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Minnie Clopton and her mother
Mrs Laura y. Walden. viii spend the
month OF July at Buffalo Lithia Springs
Mrs. Clopton and her neice. Miss Lucy
Nelson Walden. will spend the months Of
August and September in and around
New York city
J. T.. Beckham has returned l." his
home in GordonsNille, after a shor,
stay in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l., Hamilton. 81 Now
port News, are the guests OF friends
In this city for a few days
Misses Julia and lane Ellyson. who
have been visiting Mys.. s. -. Phillins
At Virginia Beach. have returned to
Richmond.
Mrs. J. l.. Schind~ll and her small
daughter, Thclma. of this city, hive
been visiting friends in Iordonsville.
Mrs. NJ. Is. Thomas. OF North Har-
rison Street, is at Virginia Beach for
several days
Miss Lottie Dickinson IL attending
the Baptist Encampmcnt 1t Virginia
Beach this week.
Mrs William L. Tanner and her son.
William T. Tanner. Jr.. are at Buckroe
Beach.