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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-07
LAWRENCEVlL.LE

Especial to The Times Disputch.l
1.awrcnccvilie, Va. Juno G.--Mrs SeEar. OF
Newport News. IS visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Is. y. Lewis. on Windsor Avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. a. u. Gray. Sr. arc spend
Ing the month OF juno with Rev. and Mrs
y. i. Gray. Ir.
Miss Jessie EgElcston. OF Norfolk. Is tho
guest OF Miss Mary Hicks Hicks Street.
Misses Martha and Glare Robertson. OF
Emporia. spending the Weekend with
Mrs. y. =. Gray. Jr
Mrs Goodwin and Miss juno Potter OF
Emporia, are guests of Mrs Walter Turn
bull on Main street.
Mesdume- W. +: Starie and w. y: Elinoro
are attending tho finals at tho Farmvi!ic
Normal Institute.
Miss Carrie Bay;cy has returned from hc,,
school at Winston Salem. and IL spcndir <
the summer with her parents. on Windsor
hN"nuc
Misses Pa,ue Prince and Evelyn Turnbull
have returned from their school In Char
iottcsvillc.
Miss Evcl'nc Hacker. who has been teach
Ing music In tho iawrcnccvillc High School
has zone to Ncw York spend tho sum
bcr ON the Hudson.
Miss Henrietta Gardiner has returned to
her home in Hartford. Conn.
Misses Amber, WinIbisl. Hatcher. Rowen
and Wills wh" have been teaching In the
iawrcnccNillc High School, have returned
~ their hrmc FOR the summon
Principal George ID. Rove. OF tho Law
rcnccvIlle H.Eh School, hns returned TO his
home In Frcdcriciisburc. Tho patrons OF
the school have been pleased with tho gen.
Clne interest he has manifested In the
progress o! his pupils
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WINCHESTER

Especial 10 The Times -Y,;s patch.l
Winchester. Va. June 5.-Mr. and Mira
l:orinE y. Cover ana their children OF Bal
umor. nave leased the home OF MIR and
Mrs. Alexander VI. Baker on South Wash :
inEton Street. for the summer season. and
they plan IL do much entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Newcomer Gilpin
came this week from Baltimore. ana will
pass portion OF the summer season al
Scalehy Manor, the handsome home OF the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brooke Gilpin. Boycc. Va
Mrs Harriet Il. Gaines has gone to Rich
,nond for the summer. and she will lie
ter. Miss Margaret Gaines.
MI and Mrs. Charles Bancroft Carroll.
Miss Marion Smith and Frank II. Hack OF
,Saiiiinoro who have been motoring In the
Virginia Valley. were the weekend guests
of Ms Annie and her son-in-iaw and
dauEhie- Mt: and Mrs. Charles l.. Bowlv.
~ Mrs. Hacks country place the Valley
Mrs. Ahncy Payne has returned from n
Visit to relatives a Fort Monroe.
Mrs. u. Il. Conrad has returned from a
visit OF several wceks 10 her sou-iIi-law and
daughter Mr.: and Mrs. Henry II. Little.
at Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. John b. Tmfo-d and her sister. Mrs.
AlGcrnon sullivan. the latter OF New York
have gone on visit to relatives and friends
In Washington. Baltimore and Elue Ridge
Summit;
l. W. Russell and his daughter. Mrs J. c.
Eastman are ut Atlantic CITY.
Mrs Hunter Moss has returned to Par
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Rees hoa recently returned from long
! stay Mt ccdarhurst. l.. l.. with her sister.
Mrs. Augustus Shcpcrd. and the frs, morn
ihe reception at the Rces home tho Bit
more Road was an event of ;his week.
NJ: and Mrs. Clarence Hobart OF New
York. were among those dining at the Grov,
! iark Inn last evening at the regular wecIs-
end dinner dance. Mr. aud Mrs. Hobart
VIII 20 East soon for u fortnight. rc;urnin.
20 AShcviiie Tor the remainder oi the sum
Nor; Mr.. and Mrs. H.; a. cochrane. OF New
lance. !. H. T!tus and Miss Titus RI .e OF ' new
end dinner dance. MIR Titus and his daush-
I ,"r are guests al the inn for a stay Of
number OF luncheon and dinner parties
! n2nc besn given at the Inn this week. NJ. Z.
Mrs e. q; Memminser of Sow YORK. "t on,
tuesday; II. NJ. Ballard. of ST. Louis and
DS L. l.. Seely. Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Max
| well OF Richmond. entertained informally
Fairfax. az Washington. and a party OF
! Guftsts formed small dinner party ono Sat
ncr party OF eight covers was entertained
| ey Mr. and Mrs Carl y. Mueller. OF Cicvc-
HE inn.
a proEram OF social affairs ia being ar
rom the country Clubs of North and South
Ditr".na. Who VIII be here toy the annual
the links 81 the Country club IN front OF
TThoyo rairk lon the latter part oi June
: n.
Try 'iub and other places during The tour
ndincnt. 49,
Nj Nj and Mrs; II. p. prichc,, OF New
orr. arrived AT Grove Park Inn this week
Nltcr stay at Hot Springs. They are on
uleiF bridal trip. and made "A LONG horse
Vile.
j. NJ Cuip. of Washington. arrived In his
private car on Tuesday. and spent a shcr;
tiihc at Grove PLrl, Inn. iIe was enter
aimed while here 10y Mr. and Mrs. John d.
Little. OF Atlaniu. a!so guests AT the inn
Mr., ana Mrs. Il. c. Lucas, II. u. Bovnion
nMl Daniel &. Roper are other Washington
guests who have arrived this week.
y number OF Southern quests are arriving
mere since the first at June. MIR. and Mira
!"hn -. Little. Of Atlanta: Mr.. ana Mrs
j. Il. corkran. u; Baltimore: Mrs. c. NJ
~ ne. OF Atlanta; Mrs. T.. NJ. box Mrs
Lohh Boiling and Miss White. OF lIuntsvl!ic
pa. are among the Southcrners at. Grove
Mir. and Mrs. ]. r. Maxwell. of nich.
'n"'d. cntcrta!ned at dinner ono evening
Miss katherine McGrcGocy. OF Staunton
VA. is tho guest OF Mrs. Katherine Mob
ley In Ashevi!e: Mrs. Owen Smith has
arrived from kichmond Nils. l.rc Ramsey.
81 Nest Virginia. Is visiting Nil and Mrs
M@n!triG iinmes here.
Miss Bessie turbine. OF Miami Fla Is
the guest OF Miss Miriam Reynolds Mr.
ana MIS-. John c. ArboEast have returned
from Florida.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Ispe>ial TO rho 'rlmes Dispatch. J

Especial To The rlmcs- Dispatch
White sulphur SprinsH. w. Va. Juno c.
The summer season inruEurated on Mon
day with the opening o; Tho White" tho
old hotel here, and the arrival OF n num-
Der OF the tottaGers promises 10 bc the
biggest in the Ito years history o. tho
Springs az a summer resort.
All those who were here last summer
are returning, and who were unable former
" to get accommodations. Will be az TIE
New Grecnbricr, which VIII hc used ns an
annex to the White. where the America n
ana European dinnE rooms are located. The
DID grille In the White viii be used as 4.
European plan dining room For the accom-
notation OF visitors who may live either
At the New Grecubricr. the Whltc or In tho
cottage colony, either on the European or
American plan. The grille Will also loo the
scene OF all social functions. ana affairs
viii also Toe given the Casino and at
the Grccnbrier Golf Club.
Tho lovers OF outdoor sports will be knDt
busy with long program OF Eoif and
tennis events Several ten j. tournaments,
Will be held over the Fourth OF July IL, the
Casino. and tho first OF tho series o. golf
matches WILL bc given while the crowd IL
hero carly In July, when members OF III.
Ncstmorciand club In Richmond. with
their families Viii spend a week or ten
da>Y
For tho horseback riders and cross -coun.
try riders, there Will be a series OF drag
hunts and paper ctases. under the auspices
Of Lawrence Dickson NJ T. II, OF tho
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Mary Johnston. Charles Belmont Davis and
Mrs. T. i. O'Conncr Mr.. Davis Will DO
Joined shortly By Mrs. Davis. who is now
In Parisf
Cornclia Skinner. who spent laet summer
az tho Warm Springs Hotel, arc expected
thcro for July and August.
Miss French Patton Of Richmond. will
spend July and August at tho Warm Springs
Hotel, ana teach donciLg there.
Mrs. James Avery Norris. who has been
In New York for six weeks. returned on
Thursday. bringing with her Miss Dorothcn
Storer. OF Glen Cove. l.. l. MIR. Norris and
forn'a. returned o-day.
Carlsbad breakfasts at tho Miie-End tea
room arc popular hero this month. and
among visitors ut tho Homestead breaI
Ing there this week were Mrs H. swords
OF New York: Alisa CInrkson. OF PhIlud.l-
phia. and Mrs. l.. Alien. OF Merton. Pa.
ilot springs IS developing enthusiasm In
baseball. and {" series az games will DO
played this month 1T the athletic grounds
This week the Boomcrancs led by j. g.
X Lawrence OF Sew York, defeated tho
Shamrocks. led by Frederick Murphy. OF
leaders AFRO Yale men.
Jacob w. Peters came from Philadelphia
THIS week for his scmiannual visit
Miss Ruth Harrison. who has accounted IN,
Chestnuts during May has returned 70 Gin
cinnat.
DIR, Guy Hinsdal, has loft to join Mrs.
liinsdaie. and Miss Jean Hinsdale at their
cottage In Kcnnebunkpor;.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry u. Miles. of New
YORK. are recent additions to the colony
OF June brides and srooms at tho Home
stead.
motor party touring tho virginia spring
resorts. and stoppins at the Homestead
this week was made UP OF MIR ana Mrs.
c. II. Latham. DIR. and Mrs O. NJ Dunn
Or ana Mrs. u. +. Gibson and Mr. anu
Mrs. j. Ray. OF Norwich. y. Y, ami Mrs
L. ~. AIannon. Of Minneapolis
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WARRENTON


Especial To The Times Dispatch
Warrcnton. Va. June 6.-Mrs. HERNIA n
V. Randolph and daughter, Miss Nora Ran
dclph. Of Richmond. nrc guests at the
home of Mrs. Taylor Scott
Mrs. i. Donald Richards entertained mt Il
luncheon ON Wcdnesda" Of the past week
Miss Florence Boston, who has been In
charge Of Il school ut Hume. Va. Is at
the home OF Mrs Edward :. Turner for
the summer vacation.
Mrs. Warner Brooke. of Norfolk Va :;
Mrs. Bcresiord. of Philadelphia; Mrs. I J.
Scnmes Miss Iarrcau and Joseph Semmes
OF New Orleans. La. recent arrivals
at tho home of Mrs Hugh Hamilton
Mrs. II n. l.. Mohun, Mrs J. II holt. Miss
Kitty Bolt. Mrs. John II. Iocc. are among;
those who visited Washington this week
Mrs. baldwin Day Spilnrn entertained
at EIway Hall on tho morning Of Thurs
day IT breakfast in honor OF Captain
and Mrs. Patrick Hcurlran.
H. $ Page. of New York. is guest OF
james j. MadduN. At Neptune Lodge
Mrs" James *. Maddux has returned to
MIR. and Mrs. l.. Il. ". Barker entertain
cd AT dance on Thursday evening a: the
Country Club In honor Of her daushters,
Misses Wynvard and Virginia Barker
Blair Johnson ard T. ~ Russell arc
among those from Warrcnton who attended
tho l.ccshurG horse show Thursday
Miss Helen Morton OF Chicago who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. y Frank
Necr. .lr.. at oak Hill near Dciapare Va,
l'tt ON Monday accompanied by Mrs. Ncer
for her home In Chicago
Alex y. Humphreys. Ir.. OF Kentucky has
returned TO War-cnton
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Scott. Of Richmond
arc guests az Mr.. and Mira. Edwin y King.
at Stuyvcsant. Tor the commencement cx-
crCiSes
Renulc Williams. or Baltimore. is n guest
Mt Stuyvcsant for the commencement ex-
crcscs
Miss Elizabeth Carter VIII lcavo Warren.
ton IN tho next few iavs for West Ches.
tor IA where She will spend some tir,c
80 the rucst OF Miss Nancy Cunning Miss
80 Il,
"t Miss Susan Groomc tho pas. winter
Mrs. Joseuh \ Roll who has hecn spcnd-
Ing some time in Wnrrcnton ms tho rucst
OF Colonel and Mrs. Cr"nvillc Gaines re-
turned on Thursday to her home
Mrs William II. Payne ana sons Harry
ana Winston. OF Washington. are guests
nj the Warren Green Hotel for the SUM
Mrs Jessie T Rawlings. OF Washington
former pupii OF the raunuicr institute.
now Il member ~ tho fncuiastv of tho
music school ~ Miss Summers schoo, in
Washington was tho r"con: guest of Tho
Misses Butter ~ tho institute.
Mrs Carter OF washington snnnt tho
past weekend ia W'rrcnton at tho home
II Mira. James y .l"nrias Mr.. Carter 10.
a daughter Miss Nc,l Carter who IS n
student Of the institute
Mr. and Mrs t'dwnrd Mclean nccom
named hv Miss Mary Lindsey Carter and
Master G. Shirley Cart"r .Tr. lcft War
'"nt"n on Tu"sdnv. after having spent ao,na
time here The unrtv will go to Newport
Il l.. for th" summer
M. ana Mrs Ncr,oan entertained ~ ,
largo dance ~ Fen,on the home M A.
md MrS. Richard wnllach. on Monday
evening. 'S
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Grccnbricr Hunt. which IL to DO reor-
Ganized ale ms new lines next month
The social calendar Will be about an full
as II was last summer. which cciipsed
all that had gone before. There viii be-
The usual morning afternoon and evening
subscription. and invitation germans and
members OF the cottugc colony and hotel
visitors Will give series Of teas thes
dansanis. dinners. suppcrs nnd mint Juicp
parties. whilc tho farmhouses. including
Mountain Home. Eimhurst Farm and the
Tip-Top rrahouso VIII be tho scenes of
the more informal affairs. when menus
OF fried chicken spoon cornbrt I'D. wunics
aud ponc. Will vary tho round OF more
elaborate functions.
The tango and maNiSe 40 far as an early
season Indicates here. have not superseded
the germans. and cotillions which FOR half
u century have been the feature OF social
life here. Already several members of tho
colony hero who gave big affairs last sum
'i,er' nave ilpetd their ootil'i N favors
and In fortnight Invitations will 10 out
Tor some OF the July affairs that will en-
liven tho resort.
Society has SO far scorned the ballroom
In tho New GrccnDricr end the old bail
room In the White. which during tho Civil
War. vas used II hospital. will, au for
mo past sevcnty-hv years. be tho scene
OF tho balls and parties
Several fancy drcss and ,nnsnucrndc mr.
tics ior which the dates have 10, been
definitely Fixed nrc ON the calendar and
;hc annual bal poudrc" aad the fancy
dress party FOR Junior are also scheduled
The grin has been gay this week with
Informal luncheon aud dinner parties. Every
table was reserved for the opening on
Monday night .ir. and Mrs Cnauncey
itackctt who are spending their honey
moon here, were hosts for IL small party
Vt nearby table Mr.. and Mrs. j.
brewster MJcDnuaid. with friends and an
other table wan engaged by Miss Amy
Townsend who Is at the New Grecnbrief
fur tho 'kur."
others VINO have entertained In tho grill
Include Colonel !. T. Dana. Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence T.. Potter. Mr.. and Mrs. John At
hinsom Thaycr. Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. l.. Akcrs
Nitom DaEgan. Henry W. Love. Mr. and
AIRS. john l.. Helm Representative Harry
lief, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier. Alex.
nndcr ltobb ard Mir and Mrs. =. H. Pierce
Nr. and Mrs. Frank IL Davi. entertained
IN compliment To Mr. nad Mrs. Pierpon;
\. Davis. Miss Anne c. Morris and Everett
- Davis. and for Mrs. John %. Drake and
Mr. and Nra. Franz; II. Rii,c. Nj ind Mrs
l.! W. FarnGin gave rncr.
Mrs. Riley Miles Gilbert hns arrived and
Opened her cottage IN Baltimore Row for
me 5clson Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Helm and
MISS Emily l. Holm arc NJ their cottage
i'hr NJ and Mrs. George T. Bryan arrived
this morning la Georgia Row 10 upend The
summer.
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HOT SPRINGS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Hot Springs. Va. June G.-The summer
colony Is rapidly assembling at the vir.
Eini" Hot Spr!ng. aud numbers OF cot
inSea ana villas have been opened this
week. MIR ana Mrs Melville T. Ingalls,
nhd Miss GlUdSs Ingalls, have come from
Washington and opened Ina lllscote: Decatur
ANtcil. vice esident OF the Chesapeake
ana Ohio Railway. aud Mrs Axtcli arc
~ tcir cottage near the Homestead. and
Mrs. Frederick Sicrry with the Misses
Prudence ana Virginia 'Sterry. have come
from New York and openet their cottage.
IN" Pillars
Mr.. aud Mrs. Tyler Field, OF Cincinnati
havc leased the Chestnu;a for July and
August, and Mrs Daniel Holmes OF Gin
cinnati, VIII also occupy Il cottage here
this summer.
ihoinus W Gates. president of the Phtla-
uclphia Trust Company. with Mrs. Gates
ana their family. are expected At tho Home.
stead FOR July ana August.
kaTl Bucnz. American representative Of
the HAMBURG American Line. iH here for
the baths. and others taking he cure this
month include Representative and Mr..
oscar ". Underwood. Mr.. and Mrs VILLA m
Cooper Proctor. MIR. and Mrs clifford
Wright Mrs. II. e. Swords, MIR and Mira
Howard charpci and Mlss ChappeiI and
MT. aud Mrs. j.. W stevens
CTitt"ndon InrrUjtt the novelist, of
Washington. IL expected 20 spend tho sum
NOR AT The Warm Springs Hotel where
the literary colony already Includes Miss
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ASHEviLLE

Especial 10 The Times DisDatc,1
ASheville. y. L. June G.-Mnny ho;sebac,,
nlart!es have made trips over The mountains
ms week some OF them being OF ,ryr-;,I
days duration. y horseback party hum:
inE ana iishinE in Western North Carolina.
Speh, inc weekend 81 the Grows PARK Inn.
orange y J.. Harry Hitchcock % 81,
louis. ana lpr j VI. Chandler. Of Franklin
ny Mt. and Mrs. Vance Brown and ;,
party %: friends spent several days M IN .
l:od ana |In Cub this week OH II huntinr
and fishing expedition
Mt and MIR. Harry y. Cochrane of Nay
York, and party al guests from thu. Grove
iark Inn rode % Nj. Meadows Inn oyer Tho
bEitlc paths % Sunset Mountain arrivtn..
early Wednesday morning In time TOY break
fast. '"
Al this season % the year tho early morn
luE hours are most enjoyable ana ar ui-
created thereby. Mrs. Arthur Rers unJ
M Nj M" hees have issued al home
to o'clock on Thursday .norf,!nrs Nil
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BRISTOL
tspcc,al 10 The TI,,o,.ni,n,,.,,

tSpccia! 20 The Times Dispa,ch.l
Bristol, Va. J;nc Or. and Mrs 7 r.
n ne With Virginia Intsrlnont college
son ~ tecretary o: the iaymen's movemen,
by tho Southern Baptist Convention are t,,
start soon for a tour of Europe. They viii
De absent FOR two or three months. Follow
Ing their return they VIII make Chatta-
n"oga their home. Dr. Henderson having de-
rtden on mat cry IA The office location for
-, Ms- Nay Warden. daughter o. cAnrlcs
.ail on juno IL Hith a party OF Washington
friends for trip abroad.
Is here on visit TO her sittcr Sire. Robert
nFhy' nnu 20 her parents. Captain and Mrs.
to Europe she VIII be accompanied on the
'r,p abroad ~ her HUSBAND.
visited relatives ana witnessed tho rrndua-
,i2n OF their niece. Miss Margaret Henry.
VINO has Just completed the high schoo!
Mr.. and Mr-. q. W. cate ven, TO Knox.
Vile this week TO spend some time With
relatives. Mrs. Cate VIII probably remain
there for three four woeks
Comp l!ineniary 10 Miss Mamie Ienrie. ~
Chase city, ana Miss virgins, Wight OF
Charleston. W. Va Misses shlrly and Doro-
thy Winston arc entertaining a house party
arc arr, "pendinG 'nos, ds!lehifu week
M NJ az; ana Mrs, Mrs Fred : Thomas announce
MMasenEiil Thomas; and Arthur u. Wells.
IN Ths nuptiais VIII hG celebrated d, tho
on Thursday afternoon. June =
Master Clarence Remine l. spending part
OF the summer win his uncle. James g gz-
in Washington County. Tenn. where he +,
studyine the scieuc" OF farming
The G!bbon History Club WAS entertained
sy Miss carrie Norveli at her home on Rose
street, Monday Afternoon. Refreshments
We're served following the discussion OF Ger
tain topics NJ history.
Mr.. and MIS-. John :. Mauk announce IN.
enfaIcinent OF their daughter. Miss EVELYN
IS Mauk ana samuel l.. Earhart. The cere-
inony vii! be solcmn!2ed about the middle
81 June.
Mrs. W. o. Game and Mrs. a. A. Schier.n
Brtstol lovers OF Rolf. had the pleasure Of
participating In the southern Wo;nan's Col!
T.nrnnEnent In KNOXVILLE recently.
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; GTssars. w. Va. after visiting the Mlsyc.

Mottcr.
Misa JacqueIin Smith has returned from
VISIT 10 friends In Washington.
Miss Frances Pcyton Page, who has been
visiting Mrs. Sidney :. Buford In Richmond.
~ now tn. guest OF Mr. and Mrs Henry H..
Little. In Norfolk.
Mrs q. Pars Miller and Miss Ella jerks
nave returned To Baltimore after visiting
friends here the past week.
ar. and Mrs. Arthur Bowie and their
daughters. the Misses Bowie. who have
b"eh VISITING friends In town. havc re-
turned T. Mitchcllville. Md.
Rev Joseph 4. Thomas. who has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. a. C..
Sionnkcr. has returned TO his home ut Am
hnrSt, Va. accompanied BY hi8 daughter.
Miss Lydia Margaret rhoniaa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K. Kern have
turned from Il visit 10 the lattcr's brother
ana sister-ln-la Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cover. Jr.. In Philadelphia.
Rev. Alfred I. Graham. d. n. of Lex
inEton. Va, has been visiting his sister.
Miss Evic Tucker Graham at he. home
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..Thc Palace of Dnrhcned winaous.v

by Mary Hastings Bradley. d.
Appleton & Company
Failure on the part of n self-willcd
young American girl to recognize the
difference between the freedom OF
American society and the intcrprcta-
ton placed upon evidences of that
freedom by Oricntals forms the basis
upon which is built the story of THE
Palace OF Darkened Windows" by Mary
Hastings Bradley.
The girl In this case Is spending n
season III. Egypt with friends. and, dis
regarding the advice and warning OF
those who know whereof they speak,
she allows herself To become placed n
II very serious position indeed. TO
realize how serious her Ircdicamcnt Is,
1t Is necessary only to say that youn;
turkish officer, having misintcrprctcd
her untrammeled attitude. falls des-
peratcly in love with her, and en-
beavers 10 win her after the manner
OF bold lovers In The Arabian Nights"
He persuadcs her to accompany him
TO call upon his sister in an old TURK
ish palace In the native part OF Cairo,
and she finds herself trapped. The in
domithbic energy aud quick wittcd
bravery of young American are taxed
To the utmost before he is able to
rescue the adventurous girl unframed
The story is we'll written, and
abounds i'll romance and thrills, while
the Egyptian color seems real.
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HOUSTON

Special 30 The Times Dispatch
houston. Va. June 6.--The ministerial
u.!eGaies "h" VIII attend the DaUyUie
District Conference Of the Methodist Church
which m"ets at Rocky Mount beginning
on Tuesday. arc: East Halifax. $. r. Drcwrv (.
iiS'o H. i. Turner; South Boston. T. *
Cdcll and G NJ Blackwell; South nos,on
circuit :. II. Puliam: south Halifax. A.
w. idnihieum arid L. w. CrawIey. The lay
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"IIcnrt's Country"
/ by Mary icaton Worse Houghton

by Mary IIcaton Worse. Houghton
MiH;in Company.
This story of IL young girl. compiled
from diaries, old letters and the OBJ
scrvations o! her best friend, is a very
delicate study of her heart. rather
IMAM tale of action, or even incident,
though there Is more than Il little OF
TINS last.
FROM her early cirlhood to the mo-
mcnt when she learns that, after all
hcr Wandcrings in strange lands, she
has come into her own hearts country,
hcr liic--or rather her spiritual and
emotional l!fe--is skctchcd, Indicated,
rather than related. She falls in love
win diasipatcd youth. and comes
near TO clipping with ham, and. though
size escapes from this disaster. she
"iihSs 10 him until he does Il low
Inns. Then an accident that happcns
10 Il young man with whom she had
grown up brings her-hlto many an
other Sirl-to know that her hearts
country does not lie far ancld