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BARON CHINDA CALLS ON
SECT. BRYAN WITH NOTE
FROM TOXIC.
Assures Bryan Interests Of All
Powers in Orient win
BE Safeguarded.

WAsHlNGTON. d. G.. Aug. ia
he japanese ambassador. Baron
thlnda. tonight delivered 10 Secretarv
Siyah the written announcement II
Japan mat an ultimatum had been ad-
lIrrsed 20 Germany. requesting the
latiera withdrawal from her aeid of
.'itlly pm china. A. the same time
.e communicated the assurance ~
Japan TO the Unite dgtates fbat the
utmost endeavOr would be- eTercised
20 SAFE guard the Interests OF this coun-
Iy ana au others not Immediately con.
''Iufd On the present Operationa
hf y nlted states. 10 became known
alt"I haron Chinda's call on Mr. Rry.
au. does not intend 10 be drawn In
any way into the controversv reSs,d. "a,
lnf it a. 9 matter purely between Cer.
many ana Japan. The American gov.
eminent considers satisfaeforv tba
lfomiEr Ot Japan % rvrntnal rerfo---
l'2n. ,i2n 70 CHINA Of the territorY Of Kiau
Baron Chindaa eonferere. ,t,s ,..
.rcrriafy of state vas held 81 "
Hryan.E residence. The amharasll.-
presented communication froro ~
.pifien Office a. Toxic which 49,
Bodied fle substance 0f fho nffL
Wailnl, and added a strong nfafrrerf
concerning Iapan's purpnses IN rrsir-
a,.'lut inf territorial integrity of me
NE territory OF klau.Chau 0rfrf,sff,,
iaken from china by Oermany I'll IN
a.i ni reprisal for the killing Of Ger.
NIan missionaries
Protect Az intsrssts
Whlie fhe statement made no al.
rect reference 90 the Unfad state
L gave asslrances ln general that fhe
llereie N an p0werH infrrorfed fn
Inaintalninr the territorial rfafua o1o,
~ 'n. Iar east would b. protected 10
f drFelope1 al result ~ the con
terence That Japan had 10 aeg,frar~e
Np In iln prrafuf time that ffa uifL
ihailm bad been delivered 10 Ger.
Nlfh that country Tn order ~ mets.
'.Iisin pf tE delivery q copy ~ he
lIiIln1II Im Ull - communicated To-
iifriiu through the channels ~ ffe
Aflrrifan FuFerumenf
'apans ultimatum t0 Germany sas
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FORCES ARE LINED UP,
Big BATTLE IMMINENT.
FRENCH SCORE VICTORY

LONDON, Aug l6ll:20 repeated reouIses
ey nave suffered the German battaon continue
thefe in
invaders are sweeping along the valley Namr
reached Dnant where Of which
incident shows the
20 JOIN hands with their allies not along the
frontier the advance guards Of opposing
into
ports the Germans have been driven everywhere with loss
Strong French forces
he Noges mountains from the
further south French forces ready proceed
the flat country toward Muelhausen r 49,
m Ihe French have taken the the line from
70 oseDug on the German frontier but here other
"e"es on war the main armies have contact
AustroSeryan and side
victories ON ,La
result unless the Servans compel the send strong
9 FORCES In an attempt to subdue them
Austra prepared TO resist shores Of the
fleet. y ~ ''''' Nns'o-rreheh
explained that the which has beep
~ sHpD precautionary that country will
oe prepared In case of emergency >' ~
PARIS. Aug. l6-555 p. m-An official note issued h. IN. ~
cOhnrms the report Of battle to-day Dnant Belgium n
a division Of German cavalry supported b some ba,,.I M
attacked Dnant to-day. The cavalry repuIs the
herman troops who retired in disorder 10y 'NF0" '"e
The French hundreds of Co-....
Tor the French cavalry. 49, " '' az 'e"ouns
nj The high spirits Of the troops greatly encoug.d H.,
LONDON Aug 16.-9:O D. m-Reuter's corresnord.,, = H.
s eegraps that the French legation
nclOry y The French Dnan to-day. saws Inc Cerman o
appeu IN force with several quick firing and attacked H.
position brisk fight in of
french artillery decmaed the tho
hghtng the French occupied both banks of the river " ~
LoNpoS Aus despatch @ 5Tsneh and German Ba.
ibe o TO Reuter- agency add
.u1y Anu SATURDAY between the to0nunu'd n PsE.l
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OF THE MOVEMENTS OF MIL
LIONS OF MEN-WORLD
KNOWS NOTHING.
Rigid Censorship Makes Secrecy
Possible-Newspapers Print
But Little.

LONDON Aus f6 iO. so m -
While Japan has borrowed much OF
her military science from Europe. she
taught the vest in return. the eror
nous value of secrecy In warfare All
The powers cnsaEed In ho European
death grappie have learned that les
son
Reports from Belgium ssy that the
German prisoners ha1e-ro rarinfrtsf
Insignia on their uniforms and have
been ordered fo refuse Information a.
20 what rD-imrrfs they arc attached
in INt' fnf EurIish newspapers gave
luU accounts of fht German and
and What rreimrrfs COMPOSED -fs.H
Amy. Itr commands and nrre1r1fI.
uc. % an Che leading generals we're
widely known
Otrr aif tho details fhs armies r-
Eaged in fhc war freafrr ir urafr-r
-ufop.e. .cNc"pt perhaps f1r HaI1Ian.
have folded ehroud 10 mvafrrr .1-
Ccrning tho mon who viii rTnt fre
greatest rarfa Ir me drama Tra rrb.
Nc knows almost rnfhir. about fr.
commando Dob chief 1f Tho French
army. General Joseph lore
Jofre De- not Hr advertised esrsraI
Yen the French people know Ieas
..N...
ever ruidod their military machine
Al Guess~ors
Ine present iI.rH. .f..ra rf tho
comhafant forces frf.r rrn.ar-a-t.
and plane. ore chiefly matters rf
EuessWork Experts can only -rrrIsa
tnat during Lhr oppressive darkness
of the past f1rIn.Eht rf mrhIIrafI5-
and Of suspense Cor Europe fra frrr
great armies Uf GERMANY. r,-s-..
Austria and NuaaI1 have H..r H.H...-
into positions which those ah1 have
theori.ed on the sut.-r. hsfa sv
The great mobilization anu.4-. f.
have proved one fact ff.f even tr.
German organization uhrH put f. I-.
test under real var condition. ..rr4
not move al fast as expected rEa
great swift battle or the rr.r.r f-.-
Ter which was due 'a-f week has not
yet begun. so Far ar is Known r- r-r.
hans 10 may he heE'nnIrE TODAY
Nof even the japanese were able rr
cover their movements NIfr such a
cloud of secrecy al The millions of
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tcoHsnusd on miro P.r.1


MAsHfH aToH, AuF. i6.-Forseasts
Tuesday ~~
W.st virzinia-Fartly eIouar Mon-
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LpNppN. Aux l6-A despatch
from Paris to Reuters agency saws
the official account OF tho nrhting on
Friday and Saturday between the
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French and German troops Al Bla
liehl and Cirey -sur Nezouze add
'h' aHalr was a particularly brilliant
tcontinusd on Third PaKsl
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SOUTH BOSTON

south Boston, Va. Ju,y l.-M,,. Mary.
.isi, 10 hske Toxa"ay wrirhtsviil. nd
Blowing Rock She viii Join . party a,
salisbury, y. c.
Mr. and Mrs. i Moody. who have r.
sided near her. for several year, hay, A..
ridec 10 locate In Waynesboro Va
DICK Zachariss. or Richmond who has
many friends In South Boston. was visitor
here this week
Mis- Eva Vaughan is camping with !.
party from Richmond a, walker. Va
Mrs. \. g Glenn. of Winston Salem was
the guest OF her mother. Mrs. Ingram this
week
Law has returned from a vacation
trip to The Old North state.
Miss AHA Morton. OF Richmond is yi,.,
Ing her sister. Mrs. j. d Fry
Miss Frances Glenn and Miss May Glenn
Of New York. are guests OF their grand
mother. Mira VI. a. Brookes
d.. and Mrs W. IL. Moseley have re.
turned from their honeymoon trip North.
Mrs Aileen nm and mother Mrs. " D.
Hill arc a, the seasnor.
Mr and Mrs Tom Clarke viii I.ay.
soon FOR Winston Salem, where they win
reside
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Darlington and grand
lives In Maryland They will also visit
Washington and other places.
Miss Belle Harves is visiting relatives in
Roanoke, and viii return in about two
weeks.
Bob lawson. of Tennessee. is visiting
relatives In South Boston.
William Vaughan. OF this place Is yIsI, .
Ing friends al Lawrenceviile
Miss Janle Nichols Is with friends at
Blackstone
hoy p. Bcazey. late Of the Chase city
Prosress has decided to locate in South
Boston he has entered into copartnershfp
With his father n. H. BeazIey. the veteran
eH-edftor OF the News
party of young peopl. sDent III. r.sL
NJ Loeb Lily. chapcroned by Mrs. David
Webb. Members of the party were Misses
Ice Fowikes, Irene Norwood. Ruth Penick
Writ Jordan. Marion Spragins Rebeka
lrhy. Virginia Easley. Katherine LAWSON
Elizabeth Penick 0driana Webb Marion
and Florence BoatvriYht Paschai and
Aeree lfby. Frank Faulkner. William Easlsy
William r-g:kner. Coles Sprasins. Jr.
e. Stokes. ,Tr. and others
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HOUSTON

Special TO The Times Dispatch1
Houston. Va. July 1.-THE churches or
Houston arc attracting much attention ny
holding open-air meetings on the court
house square In the centre OF the town on
each Sunday evening. commencing nj s
o clock The four denominations havinr es
Ia hllshed churches here meet as one on
these occasions. rho first meeting was held
on Sunday, and the leaders propose to CON
tinue tho meetings through tho summer
Those who spoke were Rev. j. a. Doan Of
South Boston; Rev. G. Wallace Rihble ~
H. Edmunds. W. =. Gates and n s. Bar
pour large crowd assembled at this
meeting, and we're seated in chairs and
benches. and some occupied the stone fence.
caused the crowd to enter the courtroom
where the meeting continued
The members OF the Young Woman's
Auxiliary OF the Baptist Church gave a
lawn party the courthouse square on
Thursday evening.
MFs. Charles Clemens. Of Danville lie visit
lhE relatives here and at Scottsburg
Mrs. n. c. Henderson is spending a short
time In Lynchburg. the guest OF Mrs. Dora
Mcclure.
Jadse William r. RarksdaIe and Miss
Mary Barksdae spent the week at the Bap-
tt't encanipmcnt at Virginia Beach
Dr. r. \. Crews. of Fulton. Miss. was
week.
Judge and Mrs Hugh G. Kyle OF Rogers
vtte, .enn.. are visiting their daughter.
Mrs. James S: Easiey.
Mrs Caheil, OF ~. Louis. Mo WHO mas
been tho cues. OF Mrs. r. Holt Easley has
returned home.
Miss sallie Edmunds is In Salem. Va.
visiting Miss saiiic Logan.
John Martin spent several days in Rioh.
mond this week.
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b. NJ. Bushong. In this place. returned e
Richmond on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stsrkeiy Hare and Mrs. II
H. Airport. OF Richmond. are on visit
to relatives In Creme County.
Rev. and Mrs. Hobb White have re
turned to Charlottesville. after sevcra
days stay here.
Il. ~. tones Is on visit 10 his sister
Mira. T.. G. Leigh. Ir.. Of Rapidan
y. l.. Sydnor and Frank Falls spent
Mrs. J.. g Mitchell tx Ion "A visit to hel
sister In Baltimore
Mrs. g y Gibbons and two children are
Touiston. .: thestcrtown. Md
w. Is. Cole. Sr.. returned home Sat
urda, after months stay In Birming
ham. Ala. with his daughter. Mrs GeorE.
" Stone.
Mrs. Roy S cole and IittIe son az char.
lottesrtile are on Visit to Mrs. Mary s
cole.
Miss Carrie Durrette of Richmond 1,
spending the week With her mother. Mrs
Mary j. Durre..c
Mrs. o. ". Bray, or crewc - tn. CUES.
at the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. John Y. Bay
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Charles oncnhackcr. nj
Eikton. are visiting Mrs Oncnbacker's
mother. Mrs, Bette Bent.
Attorneys John = Chapman. Il S
Thomas aud y. NJ. Avcril we're Char
iottesvilc visitors this week
Henry ANerill, az Orange. Is Waiting his
iaSicr. Attorney f.. NJ Avcrill.
II. !. Bickers and 4. -. Morris motored
to prang" Thursday.
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me population has s,saaiiy grown from
cess OF erection. will cost in the neigh :.
borhod of 100000. Manufacturing enter
employment TO considerable number OF
men and keep tho merchants with smiles
Misses Selma Richardson, Mildred Schwci-
kert Gcan copenhaver. Josephine Amber
ola Elizabeth AMI Mary Atkns Nellie
Estes Julia Higrinbc,ham and Nellie and
, n,"h ,, n.aiie!; camping on the farm "f e.
Misses Mahei. Helen and Ncil. OF Roanohe.
are 10 town. boarding with Mrs. -. =.
;. r. a Anderson. !. L. e. Anderson. George
F. Cook. ~ l.. Kent. George y. Collins Glen
Farley Johnson Went down to Bristol on
Wednesday afternoon in automobiles and
ATTENDED the Republican Congressional Com
;. Grady Greer is In wautausa County y.
the purchasers how TO operate them.
i. Norman. OF Roanoke spcn, Tues
mis- sister. AIRS Il. q. Goo.sby On WeJmes.
Gay, aay NJ Norman end M,,orncy T. q
the Afternoon.
E. } johnson an electrician had the
motor fall on his right foot. breaking one
Mrs. Roxie Berry. 81 rarmNnie Va is
:. Professor J. ". s. Rhcs. Of Memphis
Tenn. Is visiting his sister. Mrs. r. f.
Stalpy.
Miss Ielia Pierce. Of Atlanta Ga IL
VISITING IN the family OF II. \. Anderson.
Mrs. Kirk. 81 Elkhorn. W. Va. was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. y. .. Stsiey. this
week.
MIR aud Mrs. g. a Nslkirk and their
daughter. Miss Ruth. ar" visiting their old
home In Grayson County
KEY icorre T.. Henderlite missionary
I" Brazii. AMI his family spending tho
hutniner months in Marion. HIS brother
Rev Eohert icnderItc. OF South Carolina
VIII also spend som. time here.
DR., aud Mrs. !. :. Pen'iieton. of Rich
m"nd are Visiting Colonel w c. Pendie-
Ton Th"N were formerly residents Of this
place, and are receiving pleasant greetings
from friends "f other years
Mrs. " l.. Kent and litt,c son arc Wait
ine relatives in Bristol.
According I" statements lust published
the deposits IN the four banks In the county
aggregate more than s5>S.oOo.
MR.. ". n. Teas has az her guests her
father aud mother Mr.. and Mrs. ". L
Hiblitzell. and Mr.. and Mrs. g. .. Hthit-
zeii. Jr, 81 MSeisdal". Pa, and Mixs Anna
BLACK. Of Venice cal They motored down
from PernsNiNsnia
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LAWR ENCEVILLE
Especial 10 rho r,m.s.pi-,.,,eb

La"renceville Va. July 1.-THE Peters
burg District Conference yin ne held in
ihe i.aarercevilie Methodist Church this
week. beginning on Tuesday. with the open
ing sermon by DR.. Spooner. of Petersburg
mere mas been several parties TO EN-
poria this week To attend The Chautauqua.
Among those going were, rutherford Sim
onds with party of guests In his tour
INK car. Mr. I.ashiey and gucsts IN his
ear Mr. and Mrs y. T.. Claiborne. Mr..
Misses Turnbu'i. Of Harmony Grove.
\ concert and play. "Sunrageue" was
given al ihe opera house on Wednesday
evening by talent from Alberta for the
beneh, 81 the organ fund OF New Alberta
Church
Mrs, " ". Bragg gave several musical
selections. which were highly appreciated
dercd
Miss Marguerite Baylcy lef, on THURSDAY
FOR Goidsboro. y. G.. visit Miss Euuicc
Mr and Mrs Asy Rawlings and daush-
ter Miss Neitie. OF montgomery. Ala. are
visiting relatives In Lawrenceviie
MI and Mrs. Allen PetiiSrew and daugh
,er ana MISS olive Gregory. Of South Rich
mond. inotored out In their car on FRIDAY.
ann spent IN" week END with Mr. and Mrs
y. J. BAyley on Windsor Avenue
Mrs. y. NJ. Rawlings and son have 70
turned TO their home a south hin. after
a visit to Mrs RAWLINGS mother. Mrs J..
Rev. and Mrs A p. Gray. ST.. l.u on
saturday for Alton. Va. for several weeks
stay Ia the mountains
Key. A. i. Gray, Jr.. has been attend
ing tho chau'auana in Emporia this week
MI AMI Mrs W Turnbull are spen,,
ing the week a. Virginia Beach
Mrs. cfaude Bcaton and daughter and
Mr and Mrs Norman Rea,on 81 Boykins
are at the home Of rncir tor Mrs + n
Iutnbul or South Main street
James Rawlings hay returned from Nor
io'h' Where nc was called 10 IN. bedside
81 his brother, ". n Rawlings. who ha.
been paraiyzcd
T.. r. BuforJ and Mis-. Ami. r,,,.
In Wilmington, y G. a, IN. nom. of
sishop and Mrs. Robert Strange
Mrs. lanes Reuben and children ar. vis,,
ing MIS- Reuben's parents in Cincinnati
Mits Mayo Massey. Of New York is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Nat Turnbuil on south
Main Street '"
Mrs. q Freeman and children. Of Rich.
,ona. are guests Of Mrs Freeman.
mother. Mrs. Matte Mallory, on Windsor
Avenue. "'o'
Miss Emma Hick, has returned from >
VS., to the Misses EEsics,on In Norfolk.
MISS Carrie Bsyiey has returned from
icw nays visit 10 Richmond
Mt and Mrs. John Osborn and cbildre,
notored TO Richmond in their car Ia,
week -" 80
Miss BEETLE Mac Cheathain Of oxfo,d
y. G.. who mas been visiting her rrand
mother. Mrs. BEETLE Osborn on Cbu-c,
street returned To her home THURSDAY
Miss Evelyn Turnbull IL spending this
week At Virginia Beach
w &. Thomas, ot Suffolk is sn.,dtn.
rev days in LaorenccvilIe
MISS Elizabeth GroEan Of NJns,o, c.t
sue-t OF MIS- j. r. Thomus. AZ her
county home. "Meherrin"
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Raney and family 49,
whiting friends In Norfolk
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ALTAVISTA
Especial to Tho Times.Dispa,ch. /

lSpe'tai To inc lines- DiSpatthI
Durham. y. 6. July iI.-Fred Hugo
Stephens. or tuIebra. Canal Zone. is a
Durham visitor. tie Is accompanied by his
ID. 7. Dick. on Morris Street. MIR. stephens
is surveying officer tho canal. and
VIII return about July Is.
Miss May London Of Charlotte. and
Niss Grace oyerman. of Salisbury uho
by Miss Mary Bryan Griswold. have re-
turned TO their homes. They were honorecs
at many delightful functions white in the
city
Masters Victor Bryant. Heartt Bryant.
ardSon. Winfred Bramham and Watts I'm
have gone TO Blue Ridge camp ut Ivey
Va. to spend the summer.
Mrs p ". Dalton, Miss Ida Dalton and
Miss Mary Billion. Of Winston. Salem. are
the guests "f Mrs. George n Bcali
Gilbert T. Whit, IS business trip
to Richmond
Rev. and Mrs. J. \. Dali, and family. NJ
West Durham. have gone to Asheylle for
Il few weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs John . Kiigo have re-
turned from :heir bridal tour to Canada
Mrs. ". X. Yates and son Edwin. Of
WASHINGTON. u. -. are the guests or MIR
and Mrs. 7. VI. German. Mrs. Yates liz
Rcade. former resident Of this city
Miss Mary Bryan Griswold was hostess
TO large number OF her friends on Friday
evening In elaborate Fourth of July
dance at the Country Club in honor OF her
house guests. Miss Grace Overman Of
Salisbury: Miss Mary London. of Charlotte
Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Claude OF
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ALTAVISTA
rSpeciaI,o Th. T,,o 49,

AItay snes'ai to The Times. Dispa,ch.l
Bernard Is visiting her sister in Chatham
r, Misses Lindsey ana Mary Powers. Of Of
ssien'n2 2,.i are visiting their aunt airs
,rd l.; = Mecu,chen returned on Tuesday
father at Goshen. Va "'s ase'
sneseer y cumnock was weekend
last week '''e""s IN Dan'lile
being mss entertained iegi,e K1sey Of Lynchburs
Mr.. and Mrs = y. shenk. OF Richmond
and Mrs. j. n Carr on Bro Broad ho Street Of Mr
l., Mr.; and Mrs. Jesse clan,on visited friend.
Tuesdsy Th seSr5 w. time e. between trains on
Mrs !. B. sa psfe enG s a, Lsesy,e
70 Roanoke on Friday I" visit a'o me saint AIN,
parents They we're Joined on Sunda~ hS
s S,r ssie, WI, Who accompanied them home on
Mrs J. T. Laushton left on Sunday nigh,
sex County where she Will spend the sum.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Haskins spent
s rne trip se. wa. made in Mr HasEn hand
acS S9,a panied them AS far as Chatham
heinr ss en hatn;een wiz, Of Witt. va. is
Miss Miss, Anna May oaeorn. Of Norfolk. is
Sale; on Bedford Avenue. "'A : :"
Miss Miss hepriei,a Hicks returned 10 her
Smith. i-'''a
Miss Irene Spauiding. Of Bristol va. who
mas been visiting Miss Blanche Hotter since
Tnnrhday, has returned home.
Misses Maggie Land and MAY HundI.v
we're guests OF the formers aunt Mrs.
j. T. 4. Graves. In Lynchburg on Wed
nesday night anu part OF Thursday
Mrs g. o.. NOEL and daughter III Bed.
Iora' visited her sister. Mrs. W. b. English.
Miss Ruth Slaughter. Of Bedford Springs.
armed mere on Tuesday In he the guest
Of Miss Dorothy Steintorf
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ming. which concluded With suppcr served
at | o'clock on small tables in the dining
room feature OF the cotiiiIon vas the
G pnol scheme OF the decorations. only the
being used. Even the Ices were nodeled
~ hsrr sna'i watsrinsions Of pistaehe and straw
The larges, card party Of tho season took
place on Tuesday evening in the assembly.
rooms of the Central. which were elaborate
y decorated With palms and other grow
Ing plants Dancing was by common con
sent abolished for tho evening. the band
nelnE secluded among the palms and add
Ing inucn 10 the pleasure OF the occasion
by IT'S rendition OF the latest ,ansos and
Twelve tabes we're set about tho rooms,
winner of the first mans prize a hand
mans prize fell to Mrs j. o. Wood. or N %e
r"'k. Va. this being handsome puff and
Petersburg Won tn. consolatioe "S ppize. o.
silver pen I'll" game followed by
rious cottages. which prnionged The res;1-
vities TO late hour.
ON, ON WEDNESDAYS, Mr.. and Mrs James
II honor Of heir hausn,ep Miss sns vir sfins
TO Mas Marsare' Wood. 81 Norfolk. Va.
ianclnI with Montgomery Murdaush. of
Lexington. Va.
DR.. and AIRS Andrew Packer or New
week entertaining at dinner at the Casino
on Thursday evening. their guest OF honor
being Mrs. William Packer. of New York.
Preparations afoot for the re-
ccption of the " NJ |. summer school,
which opens here week The school
this year VIII De under the charge Of Cap
tain Stuart Anderson. Of Portsmouth. Va
and the large Virginia building will he de-
voted TO the cadets About NIFTY cadets are
already enrolled. and Their coming VIII
materially swell the Aium's already large
contingency OF dancing men.
Recent arrivals Include MIR and Mrs
\. IA. Steere. or Knoxville. Tenn: MIR. and
Mrs. l.. 4. Goldstein. of White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va. Mrs. and Miss Boothe
Of Alexandria. Va: Mrs. Myer Saai Mrs
Louis 4. Rosenstock Of Petersburg. Va;
Or. and Mrs. William II Higgins OF Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. X. g. NorHeet. OF VIM
stor-Salem. y. C.: j. NJ. Haden. and Mrs.
Haden and Miss Nancy NJ. Haden. Of Rich
nond. ny: Mrs. Matte n. Gettlc, M!s=
Annie Rrure. OF Rusthnrg. Va: Mrs. clifton
Fenton. OF Winchester. o.: j, d Cooper, of
centrevtile. Ala T.. F. Cooper. of Univcr-
g.: Joseph P osborne. Of New York
John ~. McCiung, or San Antonio. Ten. !:
l.. NJ. Moore and Mrs. Moore of Peters.
burg. Va: Mrs y. Peyton knight. OF
Washington. d. c.. Mr.. and Mrs D. D.
Wood. OF Norfolk Va. Mrs. william Pack
er. DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Packer Of New
York city. Mrs. r. r. MurdauEh. Mont
somery MurdauEh, OF Lexington. Va. Mr.
and Mrs. James Branch Cabell. Emmett
a. Shepherd Miss Grace Shepherd. Miss
virginia Shepherd. Of Dumbarton. and w.
H. Joynes. OF Richmond.
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OUiSA

Special 10 The Times DispatrhI
Louisa. Va, july i.-Mrs. ID. y. Walker
has returned from Alexundris and Nash
inst"I. where she attended the anuu.,l
meeting OF the Virginia Press Associate ion.
and Widewa,.r. wh.rc she Si,.eJ Sir ami
Mrs. Rcnry Moncurc.
Tho Misses Bowman. Of B.tsiie,i w Va.
are visiting MIR and Mrs. john ". Ma.
Mrs. George Black and Mas,.r Maiic. y
Black. Of ST. Louis. Mo. ar. visiting: re :
tives here.
Mrs. Waiter,G Duke and son Trying Ger
rel Of Richmond. Were re 80, quests "
Mrs u. y. Walker.
Miss Helen Perkins. or Roanoke. will ar
rive on Monday to visit yrs. Levy at Wood
burne.
MIR and Mrs. BeverIdEe and Miss Be,-
eri6ge. Of Richmond. we're Weekend cues, $
Of Mr.. and Mrs s. s. Griffith
MIR. ani Mrs. Frank Y. West. who Mere
married recently here. have returned from
trip 10 Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Miss LIEN tioss OF Richmond. is vist..,.,
her aun.s. Mrs. voolfolk and Miss Kent.
here.
Miss Mildred Porter and Master Burgess
Thompson have returned from visit 10
Mr. and Mrs. Gin Thompson. In Norfolk.
Edward Wright. prosperous farmer
near Bells Cross Roads. had his house and
most Of its contents destroyed by fire on
saturday he carried only small insur-
ance.
Mrs. Jessie ponnaliy WAS called to Rich
mond this week by the Illness and death
OF her mother. Mrs. F.. r.. Goodwin.