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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
FOR PROJECTION
OF STATE GAME
New Association Is Formed Which
Aims to Secure Stringent Hunting
Regulations,

For the purpose OF securing more
stringent legislation for the protec
ton OF Wild game life an organizat ton
has been formed az lAwton OF which
Frank Rush, superintendent Of the
Wichita National Forest aud Game
preserve ne0r that city IL president.
Other officers are John NJ Young OF
Lawton, vice president Harry Buck
ingham, secretary aud Sim Sheppard,
treasurer.
Superintendent Rush says that re.
cent inspections made by him In sew
On counties Of the state indicated that
bird life had heen reduced by half
and that unless something Is done
soon the Wild game, of the state win
almost become extinct.
Some Of the proposed amendments
TO the law, which win be asked Of
the coming session OF the legIsla ture
are increase Of price OF nonresident
hunting license from SIS to 500
closed season for ten years on wood
duck, prairie chicken. wild turkey
and curlew protection Of all wading
birds at all times: bag limit on
ducks, quail blower, snipe and all
other shore birds cut from 70 birds a
day TO 10 and from $50 season to
100; the blue Jay and owl protected
at all times all Sunday hunting
should he prohibited spring fishing
prohibited FROM February 1 to May I,
law prohibiting the feather trade
prohibiting the trapping or killing Of
beayer mink, otter and fuuskrat; cut.
ting the open season for quail from
ten 10 six weeks or from November 1b
10 Januasy I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
PLAY AT OVERHOLSER
Cinderell VIII Re Presented by Actors
and Addresses Well Drilled In the
ChIldrep's Masterpiece.

All the stars at the oyerhoiser this
season will have nothing on the little
actors and actresses who will appear
there tonight In Cinderella" 10 Well
nave I ey mastered tiie details Of the
pretty play. As director MrS q.
r. Kendrics ms demonstrated thai sne
Is one Of the best
Aside from ,he fact that the play
Il given az n benefit for the Oklahoma
orphanage which Ia most worthy
object, II win be well worth seeing,
according to those who have witnessed
the rehearsals. There win be $50 chill
tlren In the play and they win perform
most chsrminGly. The music numbers
are provided by the Musical Art In
stitute and they will be- worth the
price OF admission. ~
Governor Cruce and other leading
citizens have endorsed the entertain,
maut and have expressed the hope
that the 0verholser will be filled to
night showing the appreciation the
people OF the city have for such n
worthy object and for the efforts thnt
have been made In its behaif.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

MarCelln Flet, her and Helen Pierce in
adjoining rooms ut the witt hotel, 10
West California, and charged with
improper conduct The quartet plead.
vi not guilty uid each couple under
oath stated thsy did not Enow the
ether parties The fine wa4 attached
EGn rv'lurre given by Detective
Charlie Post aud Olficvt lee Braun.
who ~ rested hem
The boys are well known characters,
according 10 Braun aud Detective
! Palmer, who say they have arrested
them good many times IN the last
year. One Of the girls implicated was
, ith party who broke into school
house several months ago aud wns ar
rested n that time on the same com
plaiut, Braun sayN
leroy Swaney negro porter at the
Witt. NuS charged with interfering
with m officer lN1ectiye Post
cnrcs that tie hey told the quartet
that the officers were CCmlng Swa.
ney was also fined S25
The tNo giIls declare they will start
( a HUNGER strike before they cot the
fool given them This Is the second
pair laut have made Sttl, declara
tiun mrAy, but thss WI scent To come
10 It lt ,aH, ac,irlme to officers and
IJllt' l'i,Htt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
SHE GOES TO TULSA
Former Sieuographer for Attorney
Geperal West Departs to Accept
School Position. -.

Miss Alfnretta Jennings, who for
several years has held position IN
the office OF Attorney General Charles
West, has gone to Tulsa where she has
been appointed stenographer In the'Of
flee ~ the city superintendent Of
schools
Miss jennings was employed ~ q
sienogrsphet aud clerk IN the office
Of the territorial secretary, Charles
Filson At the admission Of the state
she retained her position under Bill
Cross, secretary ~ state, later trans
trring To the office Of the attorney
general Miss Jennings was. one of Ahe
few clerks who held over from berri.
lorlal days and u considered one n
the most efficient stenouaphers IN
the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
BIGGER POULTRY SHOW
rri,es Are Offered fer ths Event in
January which WIN Make II Inter.
esting 10 Al Fsaciers.

The oklahoma City Gold Special
Poultry show is announced by John
W. Nicely president Of the uklahous
County Poultry association, to be held
here January is to %. o. L. MeCord,
prominent poultry fancier and iudss
OF Peoria, H., has been secured az
Judge Of the show. A large premium
list has been prepared and the man
aeement Is confident of naking Il the
one OF the biggest attractions Of its
kind IN the southwest..
Special preparations Cor the exhil
b'tion Of piseons has BEEN made and
prizes win he offered Cor the different
breeds Arrangements have been
made to handle 5000 hirdA
Regular prlass of N On singles and
" on pens are offered IN ~ clasna
and speeisi prisss Of - 70 $50 havs
been offered. W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Unpaid telephone bills for me month
~ December are past due. II not paid
by 3 y. m. Of the 10Th, service will be-
discontinued Pioneer Tel 4 Tel Co
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
Blankets and Comforts
Price Revisions of Importance
$500 COMFORTS NOW SSS.

$500 COMFORTS NOw s3Ss.
AIN colors aud designs. They
IRE filled with the best new card
cd cotton: covered with llorcn.
tine silk borders hand tackled
with ribbon large size aud hpa IS
weight.
$500 COMFORTS NOW sIsS.
All slsNI and weights and filled
with the best grade of cotton
Covered with extra heavy grade
of Silkoilnc IN all colOrs tackled
with quilted borders.
500 COMFORTS NOW SI4s.
Size 72Hs4 weight 3Is lbs,
filled with cotton, covered with
sllkollne aud should hn,o been
markell $3.50 originally
2.OO WOOL BATS NOW sI.ss.
Size I2XSi, all 10 one batt. thor
Ougbly renovated and cleaned
moth proof and absolutely sani.
tary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
Events in Society

Il. Amesl the president, Mrs. Jules
Bloch presided. Mr. Edwin Vale Me.
lntyre gave most comprehensive re-
view Of the opera, following a sketch
of the Life Of Wolf Ferrarl. Mir. Nc
lLtyre compared the Jewels 10 the
best operas, by well known composers,
quoting from Wagner, Bach, Mendel
ssohn, Haydn ana Mozart. His expo.
siti0n Of ths plot and developments
were especially clear and will be OF
lncaiculable value to those who eX.
pect to see the opera later Adding
much 10 the Interest Of the afternoon
were the musical numbers. Mrs. Edla
Lund and MIR w G. +. Schmidt VI
the university of Oklahoma gave the
duet, Mother Give Me Your Bless.
Ing" Mrs Jules Bloch gave the two
/ intermezEl, which are the lntroduc-
tions 10 act two aud three. Mrs. A.
{. Robertson sang the aria from the
second act, II Long For Mirth and
Folly An excellent victrola record
VI the serenade Yield and Surrender
was played and In closing Mr.
Schmidt sang Genarro's dying plea,
Madonna Of Our Pain" The mem
hers while appreciating the rendition
Of the different numbers by their own
members, were especially pleased with
the clear aud resonant tones and
beautiful Interpretation Of Mr.
schmidt whose voice Is Il new one
here.
The meeting Of the Players club
with Mr. and Mrs. James Franklin
Harbour will 10 Wednesday iu place
of Tuesday evening
The chaperones for the High Jinks
Christmas dance at the Country club
Christmas evening will be Mines NJ
l.. Turner, Q. i. Colcord, William ]
Pettee. g. A. Nichols, Kee II. Mckee
George W Knox. X NJ. Nash, X. II
brennan, " T. Buchanan. and Don
aid Campbell.
Miss Edna Brown will entertain tn,
Tuesday auction club Tuesday after
noon,
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Huckins, Jr
will keep open house New Years az
ternoon ut the lee Huckins hotel.
Mrs. Arthur J. Burkett will enter
tain at cards Tuesday afternoon fol
Mrs. Harper Craddock Of Louisville
Ky.
Miss Katherine Rickey -entertaine,
the members ot the Samoset club
Saturday evening. Ton scores wer,
made by Miss Lucille welbOrne an.
Mr. EnOs Basye. Miss Gladys Haw
k!ns win he the next hostess, th,
date 10 be announced later.
sss
Mrs william Wallace Bierce ha,
as dinner guests Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene u, Minis OF n
Louis, Mr., and Mrs David McKIn
stry. Mrs. Henry Herzer Of wichlti
and Judge Charles n Ames Mr.. an,
Mrs Minis are only making shor
stay and expect to depart for M
south Wednesday
rue l~e,huck'ns ta,u einn met
sa.urua, s,'ernoon ~ he ho'ei' Mr'
rsac ne'houtset eehns 'ne uos,es'
, rop scores wefe moe ny MINES ia
,nonpeon n,n rreu oehns Mise
u'or,r nucs,n ana E'isahefh broc
asNs'eo tne ho',ecs y ~
Ma. N,.rcs, na r,,nr ~, u,.. An
a,aa ns,,av 49, | ". s.ia., ~,
uar,v satnrdss e.an,, ' % un,
~ Miss parl,ny Tna no,,.. ~ ~. .. "Sm A."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14


nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Grace, to MI Clint McDade
~ Oktaha, ok. The wedding will be
ali event Of December ~ at the home
L tile brides parents, 81 East
Tenth street. Miss Everest has been
rearer and educated in this city, and
Il u charming girl with host u
friends. She has been teacher In
the city schools for several years and
II this year one OF the instructors In
the Lincoln school Mr. McDade IL u
rising young business mau He was
formerly connected with the stock
Yards National bank of this city, but
Il now cashler of the First National
hank OF 0ktahs, where they will make
their home. ~
The announcement was made Sat
urday at o'clock luncheon given
by Mrs. Everest. Red carnations and
ferns decked the living room and In
the dining room pionsetia blossoms
and English ivy gave added sugges.
tiOns Of the approach Of Yuletide The
announcement came from the place
cords which were designed In heart
shape. on the reverse side OF which
were kodak snapshots OF the bride
to.be and by her fisncee and the date
December %. Mrs Cora ID Ham
nett assisted Mrs Everest In serving
the delectable luncheon and the re
nainder OF the afternoon was given
over TO 4 peep at the troussehR. ant
the contents Of the Hope Chest. p"
Guests OF the occasion were Mines.
Charles H. Long, Bess WagOnner,
Jean II. Everest. Robert Everest, ora
Rragg and the Misses Rachel Short
Frances Quarles, Edith storm, Mamie
Hayes, Mildred aud Edna Lucas Ce.
die Duke. and Katherine Specht
Mrs. Samuel ~ Harris will enter
tnln ut luncheon Tuesday IN cOmpli-
ment 10 Mrs. Eugene D. Nuns Of 81
Louis,
Miss Elizabeth POpe will entertain
party Of friends with dancing Tues
day evening, December ~ at the home
OF Mrs NJ Z. Miner
Miss katherine Nash has issued In
yitations for dance Ia be given
New Years eve at the Thomas hotel
Mr.. and Mrs c. 2. FOrsythe will
depart from the city Tuesday for
their new home 10 Bristow, where
Mr., Forsythe has purchased the Bris
tow Record
Mr.. Howell Iiarrel n expected
home December % from He'll Buckle
Tenn, 10 spend the Christmas holi
Days with his parents Mr., and Mrs
J. r. Harrell.
Mrs Charles Y, Pope departed Sat
nnday for Little Rock where she vii
rpend ten days with Mr. Pope
Mrs. Henry 0verholser had az hel
box guests at the "Beauty shop Sat
srday evening Mrs r, p Mellon, Mrs
Samuel Harris, Mr., George sohlber,
and Judge Charles n. Ames.
Mrs, Frank Nelson will be hostess
Tuesday 10 the Two O'clock Auctioi
club az her home at e09 West T'hir
tsenth street
Mrs. George e. SUNNY will depar
this es@ing, for St Joseph, No.
where she win spend the holiday,
With her parents Mr. SUNNY viii
Join her later.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Brooks an,
Miss Jeanne Turner ARE cxpecte,
home Thursday from their month
trip 10 Panama and Costa Rico.
The ladies' Music club members on
icyed the afternoon Saturday at IN,
Musical Ar institute IN the study o
wolfFerrari's "Jeweis OF the Madon
na." In the RbSenv " Mrs Charlie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
PENCIL BOXES soc.

These are for boys AMI girls,
and each box contains IN as
sortmenl OF pencils, pens and
erasers, sharpener and other
things.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Nature gives evety man character.
but he has 70 supply his own rcpu,s,
tion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
$3.50 BLANKETS SOW s2AS.

$3.50 BLANKETS SOW S2AS.
Some of them are as large An
52rsl and the best cotton blan
Act- left In our Blanket Store.
Close woven with extra neavy
knnp weigh 3i4 lbs. bound uith
ilk gray aud white
s225 BLANKETS NOW Sl.6S.
They are 70xsO, extrn strong
and very soft and warm blan-
kot, well finished In gray with
blue pink tan and gray borders
The lnrsrst blanket manufactured
to sell rt the original prlrr ~
S225 Sow Sl.6g.
$500 COMFORTS SOW Ss.lS.
Filled with the best Australian
lambs wuol thoroughly renovated
and absolutely sanitary covered
with beSt grade of sllkollns NJ
Persian patterns NJ all yplor, (.
hand lacked 12NNi inches and
weighs 4 pounds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs. George e. SUNNY will depart
this eyening, for St Joseph, NO,
where she win spend the holidays
With her parents Mr. SUNNY will
Join her later
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs Henry overholser had as her
box guests at the Beauty shop" sat.
prday evening Mrs 7, 7. Mellon, Mrs
snmuel Harris, Mr., George sohlberg
snl Judge Charles n. Ames.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs Charles u, Pope departed Sat
nnday for Little Rock where she will
spend ten days with Mr. Pope
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs, Frank Nelson will be hostess
Tuesday TO the Two O'clock Auction
club az her home at e09 West T'hir.
tsenth street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mr.. Howell Iiarrell II expected
home December % from He'll Buckle
Tenn, 70 spend the Christmas holi.
days with his parents. MIR and Mrs.
]. r. Harrell
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mr. and Mrs William Brooks and
Miss Jeanne Turner ARE expected
home Thursday from their months
trip to Panama and Costa Rico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
Trimmings
and
Laces CSC yd

Here Is your chance to get dress
ornaments OF attractive designs at
price several times lower than
our regular iow price, The sale
begins tomorrow morning aud lasts
for three days.
Lace Fl0uncing from 1S to 20
inches wide at 9sc Instead of $50
aud 225 q yard
Beaded Bands in dark and Hight
colorings widths froua 2 20 81
inches. n asc instead a some val
ues al high az $3.50 a ward.
FcstoOn Fringe in JET, blue and
yellow at $50, instead Of 500 and
s2ye yard
White aud Light Blue Chiffon,
~ inches wide, with silver and
gold dot, used for tunics, at gSc,
instead Of Sos yard.
White Chiffon embroidered In
yellow also one In pink and blue
combination.
Black Net Flomcing, Is inches
wide, embroidered In colors also
In white and gold combinations.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs William Wallace Bierce hal
as dinner guests Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene n, Minis OF St,
Louis, Mr., and Mrs. David McKin.
stry. Mrs Henry Herzer Of wichita
and Judge Charles r. Ames. Mr.. and
Mrs Minis are only making short
STAY and expect to depart for the
aoiih Wednesday,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs W II watiinston will depart
wednesday for San Antonio wherc
she will spend month with rolI
tlve1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

The chaperones for the High Jinks
Christmas dance at the Country club
Christmas evening will be Mines NJ
l.. Turner, O. +. Colcord, william j.
Pettee. q. A. Nichols, Kee II. Mckee,
George W. Knox, X NJ. Nash, r. II.
brennan, " \. Buchanan, and Don.
aid Campbell.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

The meeting OF the Players club
with Mr, and Mrs James Franklin
Harbour will 10 Wednesday lu place
of Tuesday evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

The ladies' Music club members en-.
lcyed the afternoon Saturday al the
Musical Ar Institute IN the study Of
wolfrerrari's "JeweIs OF the Madcn.
na." In the sbSence " Mrs Charles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Mrs Samuel ". Harris will enter
tln ut luncheon Tuesday IN compli-
ment 10 Mrs. Eugene D. Nuns OF 81
Louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

Miss Elizabeth Pope will entertain
q party Of friends with dancing Tues.
day evening, December ~ nj the home
OF Mrs. NJ e. Miner
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14

The lee Huckins Card club met
Saturday afternoon At the hotel Mrs
Isaac Hamburger belng the hostess
Top scores were mde by Mines. Fay
Thompson and Fred Dennis Missc.
Glorie Hnckins and Elizabeth Brock
assisted The hostess N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13

Boys Norfolk Suits,
made of pretty mix
tu:cs for fall wear;
worth $500, special at
$50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to rho Times-Diseatch.

Especial to 'fhe Times Dis 2stch.l
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. va. Sep
TENDER 12.---with no hin, OF the scar
and yellow leaf or the melancholy
days" September came fresh from the
sunshine society; her reign began
music rs her attcndants<she still holds
in her grasp tho joys OF midsummer
days.
Tho celebration Of Labor Day in
the Magic City, which was also fea-
tured as Flag Day" brought to the
colony here tho treat of week lend
Isit from a. J. Montague. Ex-Governor
of Virginia. and now representing this
old Commonwealth in the Congress OF
the United states. The personal mag
uetism. rare conversational gifts and
we'll stored mind Of Governor Mon
lguc 40 greatly entertained the wo-
men here that all sighed for q vote to
eiVe him for future prefermcnt when
such need may come lie WAS en- route
10 Roanoke where he delivered IN AID
iress on Flas Day
e the genial host Of Blue Ridge
Strings. is here, representing Bedford
ulece of Or. pcndletOn. of Gordons-
yi!Ie. for many terms clerk Of he Nirs
'endleton, q distinguished Confederate
officer, and a Cilizen al Lexington.
Or. j. II GildcrslccVe. Of Richmond.
who spent some time here in the carly
part of tho season. returned here
during the week for another taste of
Blue Ridge comforts before resuminE
life in the capital city AS usual. he
>nnds himself an important factor in
tho social circle here.
Philip f.. Brown. o. Richmond, MADE
an added attraction among the beaux
by his arrival IN search Of vacation
s &9ffo ' his N ss,er is Hr SSarmn Hg
flower" transplapted in the Blue Ridge
garden FOR the auttunnal days. Tho
seaport city ALSO sent Miss Helen
Rogers and Mr. Rogers. valuable add
ditionS OF the past week.
II. ); stokes paid a noighborly visit
brothers. who have spent the entire
season here. The eldest of these BROTH
tors OF Hampdru- Sidney College. one
Of the leading Institutions OF learning
ia the state of Virginia.
THE daily dansant has it's votarics.
while tho bowling alley rcsounds with
the rolling balls on strikes and
Mrs Thaddeus s Clark, of washing
tor. -. g, and Mrs. Robert NJ. Butler,
of savannah. entertained with an after
evening, which was greatly enjoyed.
Auction bridge and rock parties have
ierest, and in tho peaceful pastimes
induced by crisp, cool DAYS. bright
} eSt IL 3t;p Utmost rN"ied by the star
H. NJ Stanley and Mrs. stanley. of
Norfolk, were welcome arrivals of tho
week. Norfolk is doing her part nobly
On the home stretch" OF the season.
and has further contributed two at
tractive sisters, the Misses May and
sally nottingham. Miss May Noting
ham Is An accomplished reader of
paimistry, ana her powers in this limo
are continually called into requistion
Ivy others who are curious to pry, by
al possible means, into the mysteries
Of the future.
Mrs Robert d. Adams and her son.
I. Is. Adams, of Roanoke. were agree
ahlc arrivals of the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-13
NATURAL BRIDGE
special to The Times Dispatch. /


NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, September
12.-Fall visitors continue 70 arrive
and many are already booked for Oc-
tohcl. - favorite mo..tn here. AS the
Bridge is one of :. chain Of resorts i'll
'ho mountains 4 ID lies in proximity to
thc White an.. the Hot. it inherits "A
,rcur many Who have spent the sum
1utr elsewhere and come here for the
ran season. The days are cool and
aNhilaratinG, and tempt one TO leave
he loT fire in tho lobby and TO walk
ana drive through this hill country
Fool is very popular with the men Of
tho colony while the women content
themselves with embroidery and bridge
When indoors. Motor trips to Lex
nsJon are very popular, and many
merry parties 20 over TO spend the
morning among the interesting scenes
%! that town. ON Tuesday and We'd
ncsdaY ana excursion was run from
Winston SALE en-, y. G., 10 Natural Bridge
and Luray and offered an excellent op-
portuniiy for seeing these wonders.
ON Monday J. a. AIundy and Airs
Page Massey, OF Natural Bridge. cntcr-
Helen stcven s'et Of vi nGfSh Man Mi.*
ard her guests. Those attending tile
s,@8e RB etiy Sisr 5nS aSes HGen
Louise Seldeu ana Emm" Cary Breck-
enridsc, of 2ichniond. Miss Nan God
clifton Forgo; Charles McVeish, of
Sew York, and Rev. John Gravatt. Il
Judge and Mrs. w. b Martin have
returned TO The Bridge, and hnd a
W. Is Coie ana y. II. cole, of re
,ersOure, are spending their vacation
Mrs. NJ. d. Rurrei and Miss cath
crime II ilawe5. q Richin S d's snq o Miaa
Rehecca T. McNNlip. of Ne~. YorE.
spent several days here while- Oh a
Burton Maryc, OF Richmond. srent
several days here last week win Mrs.
Richmond, are early an c mloSii and
are. located in tn Jefferson Cottage.
ington, have 5ined the Bride, colony.
*, ~; hghes. jr. from Norfolk,
air and Mrs. NJ. w. Mercercau, CT
stanton, came here while on motor
NIg. and Mrs s. f. Hoshour of vir-
-inia. spent Il part Of their honeymoon
Misses FLORENCE f. Young and Lii
liam NJ Kline, OF philGdelphin and AIR.
and Mrs. John -. futile. OF Washing
NI, and Ms. Hugh Wright and Mas
!Gr Jacob Whit. Of Hot Springs, spent
spen, the @aoi'.eoa ri'a ny s"f Sass"is
mr., Mrs Z, f'Ig ~. and Master E, H
the Bridge for several days.
Misses Natie Murre'l and Mary Muir
reu and ~. e. Mcdonald and r. E
iIisher. OF Lynchhure, came 20 the
Bridge Tor au outing.
.Mrs - N walker and Miss V.
walker Of New York, spent several
laws here while making tour OF -vir-
;siui..
AIR aud Mrs. i, = Pritchett and Mrs.
"a . Harris, OF panYilIe. Va. came
mere WAN" or a motor trip.
Major and Mrs a. d Tutwiler and
~. = Lecdy, OF Bhmingham Ala.
came here while on motor trip North
Misses cora ~. Fichil. Of Bedford
i'.t.t, Sew York, and IDA J.. Monhof.
~ Ph4.adelphia, are among tho latest
Mr. and Mrs George NJ West. Of
Richmond, came here white or i. motor
Air ana airs. ST. 4 Smith and sons.
here
,l and Mrs n. C.. Cochrane. OF Bos-
'yip
Sir and alra j Clinton amoot. Misses
Cora Smooi md Frances f., Sinoot.
Aidstc. citation !Smoot JT ana Mrs
r.. - Finley. q! Wilkcsboro. y. c. made
large motor party tla' stopped hero
i"f s"verHl daHs