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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-18
WEST POINT
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West Point. Va. January T.-This morning
at O'Clock Mrs. j. l.. Milford became the
bride OF DR.. Alvah S. Hudson. tho ceremony
Teha s0.snnized by Rev ,a HUGH sabiet OF
Episcopal Church, West Point DR.. and Mrs
Hudson left Immediately for Richmond en-
on to Bermuda for their honeymoon trip.
Mrs Hudson,s maiden name was Miss Fan
iS cavan. who was valued citizen Of
West Point for many years.
Dr.: Hudson has spent most of his life
West Point schools. taking many Of the
FOCAL honors as student He graduated
ssve yirr mars n i,9m the Medical College
West Point, established a nourishing prac-
tice He IL the president OF the West
organizations. The bride gowned In
a handsome travelling suit OF dark blue
broadcloth. wearing mink hat. Invita-
lions were only sent to out OF town friends.
Among the recent entertainments Is a jolly
house party spending several days In the
Hail at his hnma sutnekx near apa sW shsn
spending several days in Roland Aliens
home in King and Queen County. Informal
buffet supper s'' were served. The ' yells and
songs OF six Richmond College boys added
In the Turner home the hostess the
daughter OF the house. Miss Margaret Wat
at the Allen home Miss Virginia Dare Alien.
assisted by her mother. Those present were
Misses Mary Brown. King william. and
Wyatt. OF Essex; Bernard Allen. OF King
and Queen; William II. Barlow. OF Halifax:
Isaac Digs. Jr.. OF Richmond: John Nor
ris and w. $. Morris. OF Salisbury, Nd:
William Hugh Bagby. Stevensv!lle: Oliver
BaEby. Brazil; w. ID. Courtney. King and
Queen.
Miss Virginia Farinholt entertained few
OF her friends in the home OF her grand
mother. Mrs. b. l.. Farinhoit. recently. Pro-
gressive games and shadow pictures
features of the evening Miss Josephine
Freeman won the prize at guessing the orig
nais Of the pictures
Mrs. H w Boughan's senior music class
gave recital in her home L Street. a
most pleasing program was well rendered
BY the following pupils: Misses Mary Hud-
son. Lucille Bland. Irene McCeorge. Virginia
Allen. Alice Chalkiey. Mary Brown Lille
Cooke and Emily Gauit. At the close OF
the program the whole class Joined in a
musical contest" Misses Irene McGe0rke
number of points in the contest. were pre-
scented with handsome musical calendars
Tho Card Club this week was entertained
by Mrs. Andrew Brooks In very charm
ing manner.
Mrs Philip Gibson of Richmond. who
has been spending several weeks with her
sister. Mrs. J. II. Gary, in town. returned
to-day to Richmond.
Mrs. Roland Allen. OF King and Queen.
Is the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas McGeorge.
Miss Bessie Num- has returned from a
very pleasant visit TO her friend Mrs. o. r
richards. near the courthouse.
The Womans Club meets Monday in the
home OF Mrs. Lane Cooke. Mrs. Cooke will
tell OF Mexico and its people. and Miss Effie
Garden VIII discuss current topics
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boy to be dropped from college, and
parents often. take the view that there
Is only one side. the boys. If all par
one here quoted does. the effects would
be most beneficial The father writes
In part:
81 am very glad that you found it
IT may teach him to be more careful
My own theory is that there is no ex-
Scuso for boy making such q mistake;
tations come and. If In doubt, should
take the trouble to inform himself
IT is just that kind of lack of respon-
portance of knowing whether one Is
right in an assumption, that makes
the difference between n reliable man
sooner boy learns the necessity of
taking his tasks seriously the easier
II Will be to form the habit OF feeling
f. Il. Hunt has been appointed as
ISOLATE professor of animal husbandry
at the ". =. l.. succeeding l.. p SUM
duties. Professor Hunt is a native OF
Kansas. took his degree at tho agri-
cultural college of that state. spent
farm In practical work, taught In tho
short courses ut the Pennsylvania State
College. has been been for two years in tho
giving half his time to teaching and
half to extension work. and comes
here with the highest recommendations
as to ability and experience. Profess
sor and Mrs. Hunt will occupy tho
house on the campus recently vacated
by ID. o. Mathews, superintendent OF
buildings and grounds.
Several new students have entered
college since the second term began
making the total enrolment sol an
advance over last year OF tifty-three
The Young Mems Christian Assoc!a-
ton now has memberships OF 372.
and 34J men are enrolled in Bible study
classes the largest in the history OF
the college association.
DR.. s. C. Mitchell. president OF tho
Medical College OF Virginia, will visit
v. +. ]. Sunday, speaking In the morn
ing at a mass Getting OF the students.
faculty and townspcoplo In German
Club Hall.
Monday. January 10. Will be holI-
day at the college in honor of Lees
birthday.
President Eggleston. Dr. S. w.
eral members Of the faculty of the eg-
ricultural college Will leave Monday
for Richmond to attend the meetings
OF tho state horticultural Society and
the Virginia Farmers Institute.
Forty OF the sixty county demon
strators in the State are now hero
for the three weeks course of special
instruction. and among them are half
a dozen graduates OF the v. p. who
were appointed to these positions after
taking their degrees in agriculture.
d. .. Mathews, superintendent OF
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RALEIGH
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Raleigh. " C.. january I7.-Miss Edmund
son. OF Houston, Va. was the honor guest on
saturday afternoon for charming bridge
luncheon at the Raleigh Country Club given
by Mrs. J. F. Ferrall.
Mrs. W r. Crawford was hostess on Tues-
day afternoon for the Tuesday Afternoon
club
The assembly hall OF the Raleigh Wo-
mans Club was the Mecca of @ large com
pany OF club Wednesday afternoon
10 hear Mns. &. G. Hooks. OF Charlotte
speak on school hygiene. There was an
Informal reception in honor OF Mrs. Hooks
after the address.
The keenest interest stirred here the
past week by the announcement OF the en-
sasement OF Gordon Smith. a prominent
young banker and clubman OF this city. aud
Miss Edith Lanier Clark. OF Wilmington
daughter OF Captain and Mrs Haywood
Clark. The bride n student In ST
Mary's School. and has often visited here.
being especially admired in social circles
The marriage will take plac. IN the spring
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GLOUCESTER
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I'll, GIoucester. Va January l7.--John C. Italia
has returned to Baltimore
Mrs Charles Dimmock. of Sherwood. has
alrs. a. w. Withers went to washington
10 be present at the coming out party given
her he daughter. Miss Katherine Page Wither hers
by Mrs c. G. Warden. a. w. withers went
over from Baltimore for the same function
Mrs Bronson has returned to her home
at the Colorado Springs.
Miss Eliza Atkinson Lee left on Mond,v
Tor Berry's. Clarke County
Mrs. Charles Jones and Miss Mollie Jones'
are In Newport News.
J. n: Tabb. OF showan. spent part OF IN,
week in Baltimore. ~
Washington. where she Will be tho guest
OF her sister. the novelist, Miss MoliIe Elliot
Mrs. w. r. Jones. of Enfield. is visiting
her sister. Mrs Robert Jones in FairfnS
Mrs. Lewis Marshall Byrd is at oronrs
Courthouse with her mother. Mrs. John VIII
Mrs. Nena Taliaferro Saunders lie spending
the winter in Albany. n. Y. with Mr. and
Mrs. William Saunders.
to Miss Margaret Anns t THbb Of Newstead is
OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brakeman.
Mrs, Mrs. L. G.: Catiett and daughters Mary
from visit to her father. Heber Nelson.
OF the Cedars. near Richmond.
Mrs. Stanley and Mr.. and Mrs. Bear. Of
Sreat harrington. Mass, are at Berkshire
North River the guests OF Franklin Dabnev
Mrs William Mott. OF Toddsburg. is spend.
ing the winter In New York. with her son.
James Mott. ''
Miss Polly Walker. OF Winchester, is visit
Pines, Wilson's Creek ~
MI and Mrs. Henry Boulder after a visit
70 Mr. and Mrs. John Tabb. Mt SummeryilIe
nave returned to northumberland County
Joseph Tahb has returned from Richmond
MISS FIELDING Lewis Taylor has returned
from visit to Norfolk. to which she ac-
companied her brother. Herbert Deans, who
was en- route for Texas. after visit to his
oil homo In Gloucester.
MISS Nellie Deans Taylor has returned
from visit to Altoona. Pa.
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Mira r NJ. Winchester. OF Charlotte. was
acre this week with her husband. who wac
pf residing as grand master the annual
session OF the North Carolina Grand Lodge
OF Masons Mrs. Winchester was the re-
eipient OF many social attentions
Mrs. X. d. w. Conner is at home again
AFTER spending tho holidays in Wilson With
relatives
Friday afternoon the women members OF
the faculty OF Peace Institute were at home
10 friends. and there We're very many callers
The Twentieth Century Book Club enter
taincd Tuesday afternoon Mt AN eight course
dinner at the Marlborough Hotel Com
pliinentaiy TO the five trustees OF the State
Federation OF Woman's Clubs endowment
fund These are Miss Adelaide Fries. Win
ston salem; Mrs. ID. y. Cooper. Henderson:
Mrs NJ L. Slower. Wilmington; Mrs. w b.
Parham. Henderson. and Mrs b. r. Cot
ton, OF Brcc.
Raleigh was especially well represented at
the midwintcr meeting OF the Federation,
OF Women's Clubs at Chapel Hill this week
by Miss Edith Register. Miss Daisy benson
and Mrs. Clarence a. johnson.
Mrs. w. j. Martin entertained her Bridge
Whist Club Wednesday afternoon In addi-
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SOUTH BOSTON
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South Boston. Va. January lI-An ap-
pp i,,a Mn wedding of interest is that OF
Mrs James Alexander Mebane. of this place
TO Arthur Neal Scott. OF Mebano. ". c. Tho
copal Church. Wednesday. January FL at 9
o'clock In the evening.
j. c. Thompson. of Aitavista. is the cues,
Street.
Mrs. Thomas Clarke was hostess at n
PRETTY appointed japanese tea at her home
on Main Street. on Friday afternoon from
) TO $3.50 O'Clock. The Japanese Idea was
carried out In the decorations and luncheon
Eighty hand painted invitation cards ba,e
the guests to attend the party. the inyl-
tations beinG painted with miniature Japan
s ms lanterns. Misses Marye lawson, Lula
ton assisted the hostess in serving
Mrs. ]. V. Thompson OF this Mac. md
Miss Clara Thompson. OF Altavista her
guest who spent few days In Richmond
inns week. have returned TO South Bos-
ton
Quite an enjoyable informal dance wa.
gwen py me German Club on Friday even
talent. 'ie
The Red Slipper Club was entertained bv
MISS Emma Belle Morton. on Friday even.
ing
Lucy Wright was at home to a number Of
her young friends on Saturday evening
The Book Club met with Mrs A p. GIL
pert a Few days ago. and elected tho follow
Ing oulcers for the ensuing year: preside MT
Mrs II, 6. Lane; vice president Mrs George
l. Corbin; secretary. Miss Bessie Easlev.
program committee, Mrs a. p Gilbert. Miss
Louise Penick. Mrs. ]. Men. Slower. Miss
Mary Armistead.
The Entire Nous Club was entertained nv
Miss Virginia DeJarnette on Friday after
noon, and by Miss Emily Johnson on Fri
day evening "
Mrs. W. II. chiidress. Mrs E p. Yancev
MT. and Mrs. j. c. Harris and Mrs s 4
Davis have returned from trip to Rich
MISS Helen Easlcy and Mrs John Walker
iett Few days ago for Philadelphia to
spend few days
Miss Florence P. Easley. OF this place, IS
IN winston Salem, the guest OF friends
MT Briggs or Berryville is visiting his
MISS Maudc X. Richardson, who has been
visiting friends at Franklin. has returned
home. ecu
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buildings. spent several days this week
IN fichmond on business connected
with the rebuilding of the shops.
CHAPEL HILL
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- Chapel Hill, N. G, January 1.-THE
Sheppard Bryan, is as follows: State
Normal; Greensboro, February Z; Will
n; Washington. n. c.. February IS:
Kinston or Newbern. February 10;
E Mlb,m,n st TT re, 20; Clinton,
year presents The Magistrate" by
Arthur w. Pinero "A popu&r English
playwright The personnel of the cast
Il, Is pra t,I the same as that which
year in What Happened to Jones"
rne club III t VII present the play here in
Under the auspices Of the General
University of North Carolina two i'm.
pGTta ut, h Oh school athletic events
scholastic track meet will be held
s April 3. In this event all secondary
s ,;hS" T. however nw supported, are eli
tives The other event Is the PLAYING
OF tho deciding game of the high school
baseball championship. at the univer-
be open only to public high schools
city and rural: The date however, will
DO determined later.
The election of chief and assistant
marshals for commencement was held
by the junior class in Gerard Halt
January TO- r. E. Little. of Wadesboro,
was elected chief marshal. The as
sistants elected were: Philip Wool
colt. Raleigh: f. l.. Field. Greensboro:
o. c Nance. High Point; n. G Fitx-
gerald. Whitsett: J. c. Bryan, Scotts
Hill, and G. e. Erwin. Troutman.
The senior class election for the pur-
pose OF choosing the chief and assist
ant commencement ball managers was
ne held /, s J,a.nuary IL. NJ =. Oates. OF
ager. The following assistants from
the senior class were chosen: w. c..
Lord, Wilmington: q. v. Strong, Raj
eigh; J. Lenoir Chambers, Charlotte;
j. S. Canister, Charlotte. The assist
ants elected from the junior class were.
w. p. Fuller, Bradentown, Fla, and.
u. L. Whitaker, Oak. Ridge.
The debating committee has decided
upon the question for the triangular
debate between Johns Hopkins, Univer-
sity of Virginia. and Caroline. Tho
query lie. Resolved. That tho political
interests OF the United States demand
the abandonment OF the Monroe Doc
trine." Each Institution VIII defcmd
both sides, debating in neutral terri
tory. 81 ssS
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Society
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mouth, Mass They spent several days
III New York.
Garbcr--BronauEh.
The following announcement OF in
terest to Richmond society was re-
Gently published in the Lexington. Ky.
Herald:
AIR. and Mrs. P. II. Bronaugh. of
Lexington. Ky, announce tho engage
ment OF their daughter. Susan Almyra,
The Wedding viii be &c celebrated some
time early I'm the coming spring"
Meetings This Week.
Circle No. 5. All Saints Episcopal
Church. under the direction of Mrs.
Robert G. Thornton, will meet on Tues
day afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Frank Z. Stacy, 2307
Floyd Avenue.
Miss Hattie Bell Gresham will meet
her Mothers Story Glass at the Art
Club Of Richmond on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock. The class Is for
Erandmothers, as we'll as mothers. and
the subject for Wednesday will be
Literature for the Youngest Chill
dren."
"The Wanderings Of Oisin-W. b.
Yeats" will be the subject Of Miss
Lou Belle Catesby Jones's lecture on
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock at
Miss Jones's home, North Second
street..
The Richmond Story Tellers' League
will give n most delightful program OF
stories on Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Mechanics Institute.
In the Service Of the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet on Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock with Miss Laura
Armitage at her home. North Twen-
ty-ninth Street.
The Helping Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tors will meet tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the residence OF Mrs. A.
s. Clayton. 2s07 East Broad Street.
In and Out of Town.
Miss Hester Riddle has returned to
her home in Petersburg, after short
stay In this city.
Miss Therese Nurney, OF Suffolk. is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Smyth on Monument Avenue.
Miss sallie II. Carter has gone to
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ton to the club members there wore pres
ent as special guests Mrs. Charles Z. John
son and Mrs. L. b. Pegram.
Mrs. John c. Drewry entertained Informal
~ at her homo on Hillsboro Street. Fri
day night complimentary to hcr daughter.
Miss Cathrlne Wharton. who hero as a
member OF tho theatrical troup presenting
"Ofiicer 6C5"
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MONTVALE

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MontVale. Va, January E.-Rev. G. II
James. who fills the pulpit OF the Metho-
"'st Church on the second Sunday OF each
month. has changed his appointment to
10 o'clock In the forenoon. instead OF 8
Rev. MrRawfoy. of Pearlsburg will prench
at the Presbyterian Church OH the second
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Burnetts plano pupils gave n credit
able recital on Monday evening at the Mont
vale High school auditorium.
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Blacksburg, Va, January 17.-As n
commendable attitude OF wholesome
cooperation on the part OF parents
whore their sons arc students, an ex-
tract from letter received by tho
president of the V. T.. I. Is quoted
Here, unexcused absences caused
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wright, of Ard
more. Pa. are spending a few days
with DR.. H. Norton Mason. of 414 East
Grace Street.
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Baltimore. where she will spend some
time with friends
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r. Franklin Marlborough. Jr.. who has
been very sick with pneumonia for
the past several weeks at his home in
Highland Park. is now slowly improv-
ing.
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Louis Heindl and his daughter. Miss
Margaret Heindl, arc in New York City
for two weeks.
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Goats Formerly Sold up to
$25. 90, your choice ;S9.75

Made in the best selling styles of the
season-Oral lamb, wool plush, velour
de lame and few mixtures All are
lined with guaranteed satin. Hardly
Coat III the entire lot is worth less than
$4,000. Your unrestricted choice on
Monday at $e.75.
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Miss Therese Nurney, Of Suffolk, Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Smyth on Monument Avenue.
Miss sallie II. Carter has como to
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Any Suit Formerly Sold up to $4,000

These Suits nearly all in Conservative
styles, made of fine imported serges, chevios A.
wool Poplins and few novelty fabrics. In the
lot will be found number Suits that are d a gs r.
particularly adapted to elderly women Notl ID D E.JU
suit worth less than $780, and many for a
mery sold as high $4,000.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-17

Simplicity is the keynote Of this
costume, but, Notwithstanding the
absence of flounces and furbelows,
it is a help to the girl who wants to
practice wartime economy and
yet have pretty gowns, for it offers
no difficulties that the home dress
maker cannot meet.
Although the model Illustrated is
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made of expensive ratine with a
foundation of charmeuse, it would
be equally effective if made in cotton
ratine or shepherd plaid serge. Black,
soft, gray satin may be substituted
for the white accordion pleaJeu un-
derskirt, and a lingerie or wolfe
blouse would be very pretty under
the little coatee.
$1,000
BOSTON STORE ATTORNEYS DO
NOT WANT COURT TRIAL
. Boston Store attorneys appeared
before Judge Gregg of Probate Court
yesterday and argued they wanted to
settle without trial the case of Miss
Violet StaUnton, -Groveland avenue.
Miss Staunton slipped on a stone
floor in the Boston Store and for
six years has been under treatment
of various physicians and spent one
year in the, Mercy Hospital, accord
ing to witnesses.
Her mother, Mrs. ]. L. Staunton,
said: Eve have spent $1,000 trying
to get her back to health so she
won't be a cripple. But the best spe-
ciaIsts tell us now that it will be
necessary to have complete ampUta-
ton of the right leg. DR.. John B.
Murphy is one Of the physicians who
has declared for ampUtation." Miss
Staunton was in the court room and
moved with a limp. Case went over
to Oct. p.
1920
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home of the latter's sister. Mrs. Alvin
Horned
Ivan Ohmit and the Misses Hazel
Ohmit and Grace Conklin were guests
Sunday of Miss Blanche Bilby of Dub
lin.
The Misses Josephine and Margaret
Woodward, enroute to their home in
kokomo, after two months spent in
England, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. D. Steele Monday morning. The
young ladies stated that they expert
enced no inconvenience in returning,
as they had booked passage back to
America. They were, however, to
have sailed the 22nd Of August, but
could not reach the port at that time,
as all trains were commissioned for
use in transferring troops. Miss 10
sephine is a teacher in the schools of
Howard county.
Horace Reid is spending few days
in indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Kreusch and Mr..
and Mrs. Mont Washburn of Ander-
son, were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Romer Sunday.
Miss Helen Doney Of the Middle
town schools, spent Sunday at her
home in this city.
Mrs. Laura Richey is visiting her
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daughter, Katherine, will go to Indian
apolis Wednesday afternoon to attend
the wedding of Miss Lillian Wright,
daughter Of Mrs. Nora Wright, for
m "rly of this city, and Mr.. Verne
Gard, at the home of the brides
mother in the Taggart apartments on
Massachusetts avenue. After a trip to
Chicago the young people will return
to Indianapolis, in which city Mr. Gard
is in the employ Of the Indianapolis
News.
Miss Hazel Gipe of Germantown,
has returned after two weeks spent
with friends in indianapolis, and has
resumed her work in the trimming
room of the Falls sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil Ebert, Miss Lou
Use Ebert and Mr.. Paul Drischel were
guests Sunday of Lewis Klieber and
family, south of Milton.
F. T. Fronaphel and Simeon Crock
EFT were in Richmond Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. McGraw and
son, Eugene, spent Sunday in Glen
wood the guests of Mr.. McGraw's
brother, Ed McGraw and family.
Martin Knapp of Hagerstown, was
in Cambridge City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hawkins of
Lynn, were visitors Sunday in the
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Charles Marson and other relatives.
Miss Esther Straughan has return
ed after visit with Mr. and Mrs AL
bert Weed of Franklin.
John Joyce of Dayton, is spending a
few days with friends in Cambridge
City and looking after property inter
ests. Mr.. Joyce was abroad the past
year and among number of curios
he brought home with him were two
beautiful black thorn canes from Ire
land, which he gave to John Dillon
and Edward Barry
Mrs. Daniel Hart and son, Herman,
of Richmond, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Griffin Sunday.
Mrs. George Pitman and daughter,
Jessie, of Indianapolis, are spending
two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Pit
mand and other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Oldaker arrived
Monday to visit the formers brother,
Prof e. E. Oldaker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kirby of New
Lisbon, spent Sunday with E. V.
Wheelan and his sister, Miss Eliza
beth, Miss Wheelan returning with
them to spend the week.
Edmund Newman has gone to Sum-
mitville to begin his work as principal
of the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Ulrich and