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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-11-05
PERSONAL
AND I
OTHERWISE

On Cl1c 5Gn SUOFul VIII IoLlh OVci
the Ohio Valley and move north
eastward; 10th to 18th rain or
snow; 18th cold wave.
Mrs. Lotto Hyams of Campti
spent Monday in town.
1t pays to advertise, try it and
b, convinced.
Mrs. Ado Miller and son of the
Coast spent Tuesday in town.
The game season opened Sunday
with great prospects for sport
during the 19l4-1915 season.
Job work of all kind, service the best
and orders filled promptly.
AIr. Roe Brown who is teaching
at Ajax spent the week end at
home.
Mrs. Alex Cloutier of Bermuda
spent Monday in town with her
sis.er Mrs. w. ". Breazeale.
or doses 500 will break any case
Of Fever or Chills. Price, rs cents.
Miss Henri D. Williams visited
Miss Crockett Jones in CouShatta
last week.
Mr.. W. S. Atkins of Shreve-
port was business visitor on
Monday.
Miss Edna Malachosky of Alex
andria ! the guest of her sister
Ars. B. Winbarg.
Mr.. Phanor Breazeale spent a
few d. IS in New Orleans this
week.
MIR. Mcfarland State Supervi.
sor of Public Accounts and Mr..
Han al assistant, were official yisi-
tors to Natchitoches this week. l.
y For plain and fancy job work, send /
your orders t, the Enterprise. ,
Miss Cecile Prudhomme and
Mrs. E. C. Prudhomme and daugh
ter of Bermuda are the guests of
their sister Mrs. B.. F. Dranguet. !
DR. j. S. Stephens spent Thurs
day in Alexandria where he took
a patient to the Sanitarium in
that city.
Mrs. Emmeline Prudhomme Wis
tied her aunt Mrs. G. Prudhomme +
of Campti last week when the
Catholic fair was in progress.
FOR RENT Large house on Second
Street opposite Episcopal Church. r.
M. H. CARVER. I
Miss Zoe Hicks Of Hannah is
spending few days in town in
attendance upon her sister-in-law
Mrs. Adam Hicks.
Mrs. Carrie Butler of Coushatta '
was called here Saturday night I
by the serious illness of her aunt
Miss Irene Campbell.
Mrs. j. s. Stephens spent Mon q
day in Alexandria and brought =
back with her Mrs. j. P. Parker q
of Monroe who is being cordially +
greeted by her many old friends.
Mrs. Emily Prudhomme came
down from Shreveport to spend n
fey DAYS With her mother the ven q
era,ie AIRS. Ht,ams and sister Il
Mrs. K. Hill. 0
s or 6 doses CSC viii break any case
OF Fever o. Lhi,'s. Price, 20 cents. q,
AIcssrs. Ed. q. prudhomme and ,
Alex Cloutier Of Bermuda, Abe !
X, n ~ of Bayou Natchez wer, :
amou tho many visitors to town
Wednesday. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Friedman :
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sandlin of =
Natchez and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl :;
English of Robeline motored to !,
town with their families during 8
the week.
Mrs. Rosalie Levy of Lake al
Providence, Safe Grand Worthy d,
Matnn of the Eastern Star spent d'
Saturday AID Sunday in Natchi- !;
toclles in the interest of her orler T.
when she was tn i 'pi,nt Of D,
much official and social attention. I'll
lOST-An old yalise containing mems iii
apparel, between Grand Ecore and q
Nelken's store. Suitable reward paid ). !.
- ASseAS ~ - ~ v0rwv,r1 r
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-11-05
There will he.a-ssgular exodus

I
of NatchltochianS to Shreveport
Saturday to take advantage of thu
S1.50 rate for the round trip anC
opportunity of a good full day a
the fair as the train will not leave
on its return trip until 6 p. m.
four hours later than the regular
schedule and this also will give {
chance to theatre lovers to enjoy
David Warfield one of the fore
most actors of the day,a his matt
nee performance.
A number of parties are being
made up to enjoy the frolic anC
the old town will be we'll repre-,
sented in the Fair City on that
day.
For the first time in quite a long
while, a dance and euehre were
given at the Comus Friday night
both of which were much enjoyed.
tho the attendance was not as
large as usual owing to the fact,
that it was not generally known.
The new orchestra furnished de
lightful music for the occasion,
the talented members of which
Messrs. Cecil McCmng, WIZ
Phillips, Harold Katie, Warren
Voters and Roland Meto'yer were
repeatedly encored, and their
popularity socially, and talent as
musicians, added much to the en-
joyment of the occasion.
Mrs. Alice Deblieux aud DIR.
Joe Bath carried off the first
honors and Mrs. Ragglo and Mr..
Nemp, the second in the card game
that was unusually animated and
gay.
important.
Bear in mind that Clamberlain's
Tablet lot only move tile bow els but
improve the appetite and s. strengthen
the digestion, For sal, by all deal
erS.
The Club room was unusually
crowded when Lesche met Mon
day night as thirty menDers were
in attendance and enjoyed the eve
ning's programs that was unusu-
ally interesting. After the regu-
lar routine was quickly disposed
Of, Miss Moore took the char as
leader with Vines. POLICEMAN, Monte
Smith. Misses Marie and Carmen
Breazeale as assistants aud the pro-
gram was as follows:
Italian Opera to Verdi; Gioac-
;hino Rossini. His life and works:
"reminiscences of Rossini; Story of
1uillaume. Tell; The development |
# the art of the Opera Singer
With yictrola selections from Will
lam Tell.
The year books which were dis
ributed, are unusually attractive
his year, having covers of heavy
now white antiquarian wove of
Iouble oblique fold, inscribed in
.reen ink (club colors) the words
'Le>che" arranged diagonaIly
cross the len.th of the paper,
1914, 19i5'' at the bottom and
'Natchtoches, Louisiana" in small
yDe on the small upper fold.
he inside is neatly arranged With
n appropriate quotation from
ach of the grand operas that will
the evenings program and
luch pleasure and profit are ex-
'ected from the years work which
lready promises to hold closer
interest of a greater majority of
be members. than has been the
ase for some time.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1914-11-05

home Monday from New Orleans
where she spent a few days after
the close of her first class in Alex
andria, to which city she will re-
turn later to instruct other classes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Prudhomme
and daughters of Bermuda were
in town several days this week on
their return from New Orleans
where they spent a few days after
the Confederate reunion at Lafay-
cite.
Father Piegay went to Brevelle
Wednesday to assist at the obse-
quies of Father Sehloesser, who
died in Alexandria Monday but
whose remains were inferred near
his passionate and the ceremony
was conducted by Bishop Van de
Van assisted by a number of
priests.
After spending the months of
September and October in Kan
sas City with her sister Mrs. D.
Hart, Miss May Katie reached
home Friday night. Mrs. Low
enberg who has been in Kansas
City with Mrs. Hart for the past
year accompanied her sisters and
will enjoy the family reunion with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Adj
olphe Katie.
There was never time in the
history of our country when agri-
culture was as inviting as it is to-
day.
Advertising has raise ] the stand
ard of living, simplified the man /
ner of living, reduced the cost and
time and trouble OF supplying our
daily news.
Ghosts walked in battalions and |
in single file, on "Toutes Sainte>"
night to the horror and in some
cases, joy of the small Joy and
some of his older brothers. And
it was ghastly sight to see the
white figures creeping along thru
the night going TO and from the
different parties.
The forty hours devotion at the
that began FRIDAY was
by unusually larle nun
,crs of worshippers while great
attended the morn
ng and evening services during
he three days on All Saints. Ali
Souls and the following day when
mass was said IN memory Of the
PRIESTS of the: diocese. 4
With much fanfare of trumpets
nd blowing of horns, the Ninth
Annual State Fair opened at
shreveport yesterday "wednesday
nd promises to surpass all of its
il better and more
,aried exhibits, that will add more
than ever before to the :
of the educational,
gricultural, industrial and other
of Louisiana.
The members Of the Missionary a
'ocietv are holding a week of e
'rayer at the Methodist Church, t
he hour from 4 to every after Z
Don being dedicated to the service I
Which is led each day by a differ d
mt lady, when beautiful and i
arrest ,ravers are offered up to t
he most High. The weeks ser C
ICES will close with Chiidren's
Jour. Sunday night.
The Cumberland Tel phi one
is anxious to buy a bale
f distressed" cotton from Nat b
hitoches farmer, the local Mana o
er, Nr. Arthur Sheppard having O
cen authorized to pay ten cents t
pound direct to some farmer "A
Tho really cannot afford to hold p
rs cotton and Mr.. Sheppard is il
nxious to get at once in eommun- t,
alton with the man who has the Il
ale and needs the money. b
halloween WAS more generally +
,ial,raied in Natchitoches this d
eur than has been the case in n
ng time. The High School and :,
iIl,lfen of some of the h,gher Etl
= =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
TYPE or CRAFT DE5I6NED JOIN r.
TOWERS USA RODkAN MANAAfR olEN CURT5Si

visiting cirls was present. and the 6os-
tunes we're most original and effect
IKE, Mr. and Mrs. c. +, Potts, Nj. and
Mrs. NJ -. Hart. Mr. and AIRS Wei
don BIanton Mrs James Chenerv,
Mrs. A. s Carr and Mrs Allen Maurs
We're Ilaperones
The Young Woman's club on Fri-
day had a most interesting lecture on
eusenies by DR. Margaret kuSk, Of
Richmond, after which an informal
reception was held and refreshments
served Ivy Madames Fog. BIanton and
Hunter and Miss stuart Bianton-
After the special se~vlce fer the
Ashland boy scouts. held in the
Methodist church on sunday, quite "A
generous sum of money was sub
Scribed 10 help meet the expenses of
fitting up h new scout headduar ters.
formerly the eolored Presbyterian
church. To-day the materials for in
stallation Of wireless telegram sta
ton arlfVed, and under The direction
of Charles Stebbjns, ,Ir,, member Of
the scout council, the ! oys will he
taught to operate it,
Miss Belle o'Brien. Who has been
the guest of Mrs Frank DAY, has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore.
Miss Josephine Mcleod. Of Rich-
mond spent Sunday with Miss Caro-
line Nandiver
Dr. :. &. Hatcher Is IN Baltimore,
whore ne went to represent Randolph
Macon al the installation OF Or, Guth.
the new president OF GoHchcr college.
Mr., and Mrs. John Harris entertain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

committee ne requested to provide
means by which the street surround
ing the Home for 1neurables mig mt
be paved during the year, ana upon
Mr.. Mills second motion was adopted.
The city attorney was directed 10
acquire certain properties on the
north side of Broad street. 10 con-
meet Nineteenth and Eighteenth
streets, SO that damages to buildings
at that point due TO rains might DE
averted by the construction of Il
street, or retaining wall of sufficient
stability.
The committee laid on the table
the proposition - the appropriation
OF more than $4,000 for the extern
zion of sewers To the west beyond
Byrd park. Owners of this prop
erty have not yet been heard ON the
question. They win be invited ~
appear before the committee at 4
future meeting.
A number VI allegations for paw
Ing and alley improvements We're or
dered
Those present at the meeting were
Messrs. Fuller Gunst, Powers. Mel
sen, Mills. Moore and Haddon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
STRIPES AND PLAlDS ARE GREATLY
FAVORED FOR SPRING

Awning stripes they call them. and
although somewhat startling, they are
very smart and new. Every season
dressnakers and tailoTs go to meet thu
spring with bright. boldly figured ma
terials as a relief. no doubt, for gray
skies and chilly winds, 1t seems TO
be natural reaction, The new coating
materials shew these stripes and dress
eettens and silks are even more deco
ratt~e. As usual. no doubt these will
give place ia mare sober. duller effects
as the season advances An extreme
ly effective coat liz shown In No S227
1t IL ktmene design in raglan effect
and is fashioned of striped galflne:
this material closely resembles dnye-
tyn As dnvefyn NANTES and coats
were SO popular for beach and sports
wear last summer and aa there WAS
rarely a golf player who dta not have
a coat of this material thu custom
arose ef calling them @goltinea:- the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
F ULT ON

Mrs. Wm. Nelson, of Matthew coun-
~, is visiting her son, In, W. W. Mel
son;
Miss Grace Nielsen was the guest
this week of her friend Miss Lillian
Kohl at Rose lawn. Henrico county.
Mrs, Frank, of Fort Lee is visiting
friends in Baltimore,
The Kings Daughters will meet on
next Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs.
A. K. McCaliey
The funeral of Mrs. Wilds, wife of
DIR. Wilds of Henrico county, who
died at the home of her daughter in
Washington, took place from Denny
Street church last Tuesday afternoon.
Burial in lakewood cemetery. Rev j.
w. Eure and Rev. Mr.. Sublett. OF
Weddell Memorial church. conducted
the services.
Mrs. Mary I.awder and her son,
have returned to their home in Wash
ington, having come here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Lawder's mother.
Miss Maggie Miller, of Fort Lee. is
improving after her recent operation.
The funeral Of Mr.. Hall took place
from Four-M Mile Creek Baptist church
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
Charters Granted

Vacation and Travelling company.
inc. Richmond, Va. J. M. Allen.
president; James S. Ed!in secretary
both eff Richmond. Va.
Amendment TO charter Star Build
ing. Loan, Real Estate Penny Savings
associ ition, inc. changing office from
Boydton 10 Norfolk
Amendment to charter Woody
Evans company. inc. Lynchhurg. Va.
Reducing capital stock from S25, 600
10 SIS, zoo. minimum, 81 200 TO s7.-
500.
Virginia and Maryland Produce
exchange, ING. Mears. Va $4,000
10 $4,000. A T. Mea-s. president.
Nettie Mears. secretary~-both OF
Mears, Va.
Jones williams company. inc.
Blackstone. Va. $4,000 10 sa5. ono. H.
l.. Williams president e l. Harrow
secrefary-~both Of blackstone. Va
Sheahan Construction corporation,
Roanoke. Va $4,000 to 500, GOO. J.
J. Sheahan, president; James T.
Woods, secretary---both OF Roanoke,
Va
Albemarle Investment corporation.
Charl ottesviile Va. $500 to $50 900,
C. NJ Bolton. president. A. D. Dabney,
secretars-both of Charlottesville.
Va
The cooperative supply company,
Inv. CORTLAND. Va $4,000 to $4,000.
! G. Joyner president. b X. Basho,
secretary-~both of CORTLAND. Va
Arlington corporation. Richmond.
Va $4,000 to 100000 James Null
len. president; Il. w. Stump, secre-
tary---bGth Of Richmond, Va.
Hamilton Ridge Lumber Sales cor.
poration. Richmond, Va $50 600 10
100000. J. II. paschall. PRESIDENT;
James Mullen, secretary--both Of
Richmond Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

ed the ministers and Randolph Macon
faculty on Saturday evening in honor
of their cousin. DIR. A, ID. Frame, who
is a medical missionary in Persia.
Mr. and Mrs Fielding Green. OF
Fredericksburg. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Josie Wright.
Mrs Belle Tilly. of Bristol, Is tho
guest OF Mrs. L. A. THY
Mrs ]. Winfree Smith, of Rich
mnnd is the guest of her mother, Mrs
Watkins Lee.
Miss Mary Ellis TUCKER. of Fred
ericksburg Normal, spent few days
last week with her parents, Mr. and
Airs. Floyd Tucker.
Mrs saunders. of Essex county, has
returned home after visit to her
daughter Mrs. Elmer Givens,
Miss Greyson Hoofnagle, who Ii
teaching in Wakefield, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Hoofnarie.
There Is no change in the condition
of Rev c. W. Turner who is critical
lS i'll with blood poisoning.
Mrs. f.. w. Iipscomh and son. who
have been at the Henry Clay inn for
several days. have returned TO Rich
11ond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
VIRGINIA HOT Doc
GOES To CINCINNATI
HEsNRICO SAUSAGE FARM sup
PLIIs MANY SECTIONS or
THE COUNTRY.

Herbert Johanknecht, Of The Mo
gecthos farm. Brook Hill was in the
city yesterday selling sansages.
He reported that the sausage bust
ness in Virginia was becoming one Of
the great Industries, and pointed 10
the fact that he had Just received or
dcrs from Atlanta and Cincinnati for
some Of the sausages made on his
farm,
m You can get orders III Cincin-
natl for Virginia sausages." said Mr..
Johanknecht you are doing some
sausage business. That is great
sausage city Not long ago we re-
ceived several orders from New York,
which goes to show that the Virginia
sausage Is classed among the best
there is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
FROG EYE FR0L|CS
ACADEMY Of MUSIC

Richmond lovers of music and fun,
who did not see Frog Eye" and his
merry crowd OF singers, dancers and
eakewalkers at the City auditorium
several weeks ago. viii have the OPP
portunity Of seeing them and having
Il hearty laugh at the Academy OF
Music on February 18TH
The entertainment was given at he
City auditorium just before Christ
mas Tor the benefit Of the Christmas
tree fund. but the attendance was SO
small that there was not enough taken
in to pay the actual expenses Of the
show Those who were present, how
ever, expressed themselves as hlsnly
entertained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

name was passed on 70 this velvet
striped cotton which promises to be SO
much favored for coats, suits skirtA
etc. the coming spring and summer.
This coat tS227) may be copied In
size s6 with yards OF "a inch material
Golflne and the Rodier co,tons come
from SS to As inches in width and may
be purchased from IS cents a yard up.
Small boys things have taken on
very quaint. pretty lines lately; Dick
ems suits and short waisted Dutch ef-
tests VIE for favor with the belted Rus
sian blouses and sailor suits
No, sfs6 is made of striped blue and
white striped linen with collar and cuffs
or plain white linen. The blouse closes
on the right side. and the suit is COM
pleted with "a pair of short, straighA
trousers,
No, Ss27-4Stzee 80 10 ~
No. S1S5-sizes to g.
Each pattern Is cents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
TABLE PETITION
FOR ANNEX SEWERS
STREET COMMITTEES HOLDS Up
KEQt EST OF THE COUNTY
FOLKS.

Subchairman Puller presided at the
meeting Of the street committee yes
terday afternoon. Several matters Of
more or less Importance were dis
posed OF, and upon the statement mat
none of the seventeen subcommittee
were ready 10 report the committee
on motion af-A+ F. l1tts4At IT a }eAfned,
after half an hours session.
Mr.. ttunst moved that the finance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
RICHMOND GERMAN
BRILLIANT EVENT
----~~-e------
LARGE AND FASHIONABLE GATH
FIRING ENJOYS MONDAY
EVENING DANCE.
DINNER AT MANSION
FIRST OF SERIES BS GOVERNOR
AND MRS. STUART WILL BIZ
THIS TvT5SINts~-DIsTTN~
GllsHED SfAN HEARD.

4 large ana ffTitBlAVfL &adiiFs ilAN t'A
fashtoaable society attended he dance
rsNep l.ss evening by the Richmond
German club IN the ballroom Of the
Richmond hotel Palms and festoons
q Southern sru lax decorated the halt
room. baskets ~ red tuEps. tied with
taiIe being used In the windows.
seated supper was served at ! ! O'clock
IN the gEit aininE-rooTn, the tables be
ing attFacfively arrange with baskets
Of crimson tulips and soft-shaded
lights Colonel IL Lane Stern dane
ing with Miss Helen Wright. ~ De
froit. lead the german figures. Miss
Wright was gowned in paIcst pink
satin, trimmed I'm rhiuestones, and
Rsora a sarsaEe bouque1 Of pink or
ehids.
The patronesses receiving We're:
Mrs II. Carter Scott, Mrs. Thomas
Plnckney Bryan. Mrs, Levin JoYnes
Mrs Julien H lin. William n. Palm
or. Jr., Airs. Egbert =. Leigh. III. Mrs
Garrett II. Wall, Mrs. John Sfewart
Bryan, Mrs. a. sidney Buford, Jr-
Mrs Thomas II. Mead dams, Mrs, David
Harris Leake and Mrs, John skelton
Williams
Among those attending the dance
from a distance were Miss Chloe
Cooke, IF Baltimore; Mr.. bdwin
Hodge, Jr. If Henderson. Ky Miss
va ~ ~ i -,
- 80
+.t' 60 nc
At4s eN" tRS' 81 SUITS ~ 'l5t'4 :. .
eaaN eNtfih& III HohoF 81 t"eits -iNo
4neH1ncFs O ttie Eenffhl Assembly.
Distinguished Wan fss'hfes'
laffe apdience hiied fhe "o-
mans ctat yesterday afternoon 70
hear the Key y Minakuchi, or japan,
lecture on Alfred Tennyson me
speaker was introduced by the Rev
Il. II. DsEco0 and spoke Of the tre-
mendons influence TennNson's poetry
Rad over he people of his country
Who are beginning moro and more To
appreciate The real funcf on and His-
SION Of poetry. br Minakuchi spoke
II rehu, son pa he most finished of all
ihe poets and his greatest charm was
f4s4t in wTetfna i5e was tile 10 forget
ss3f. and WAS al h.4 hc,5 when he waS
aa#ar-,=aa4 af hzmanlf He read tn
f.Fat.f5r. ttrfynet. ss4actior. from
SFf.yal sfF r. 4tr4s7si,e's fat.ntS aud
+x#pks asa .-l-f,,5f.,. los m. tefaunt
Vfg3T.. Ma r,5~tesDfa.4 I'd 20 t,oet
usgrif...4iz v.5tt tfa- ,To.s4 t.,=- st,..
fstf 4Gt@+~ Nb3id tft Nih ntF ana We
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
The Virgiinian' S
Free Shopping Service

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mentioned advertised in The Virglnian When
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Third. Unless otherwise requested articles are sent
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
ASHLAND

ASHLAND, IA. Feb, a.-The
masquerade ball given oy the men OF
town end college III taft Henry Clay
inn Friday night was a brilliant af
fair Nusic was furnished by a Rich
mond orchestra. A large crowd oi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10
Health and Beauty Helps
81 Mis-. MAE MARTY y

fellce. Yes, all face pow ders give ain
artificial appearance, but the daintiest
complexion viii be given an added
touch of refined elegance If you use this
spurmax lotion made by dissolgins 4
Quaccs spurmaN (which YOU can get a
the druRgtstaJ ia IL pint hot water or
witch hazel This lotion, dispels the
oily. shinY muddy condition and gives
To Il rough unloveiy skin a yeivety
stHoothness and exquisite charm. The
spulmax lotion dries quickly and cannot
be detected when on, and it's regular
use guards against complexion upsets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

Mr. and Mrs Harry Frazier are the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs E.rskine
Miller. at "Capote." stanton, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

Rev. II. ". Grizzard of essex. is
spending several aaHA in-lnn- az - Ia,
returned Monday afternoon from the
Valley of Virginia. whore he ii}led en-
gagements to preach SUNDAY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

The Rev pr. aud Mrs. Edmund Lee
Woodward Of China are the guests
Of the latters father, the RI Rev.
Robert a. Gibson, AT his home IA PARK
avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

To obtain eithaF pnttern IL
Illustrated al cut this coupon ana
enclose Is cents In stamps or coin.
Be sure to state number of pattern
and sise, measuring eves the fullest
part ut the bust. Address Pattern
Department, care Riehmand VIZ
gintan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-10

Miss Grace Freeman. 81 Tampa. Fla,
is the guest Of Miss MARY Meek ia.
Park avenue.