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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Oiidter vSie bobeu oieial Serrn
oSdaisfopf" imo Bump" genonntl
g4ie fomen Gle Oa3u?"
glngeflogter (g8cinreiienoer) :
0Sdafsfopi~ bob' ih ibn Oenannt,
neil er mir fir Oierbunoert Wforf
99sin a6eetauit bat, uno .Qinp !.
neil er iie niht beSablt batl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
0ie natiirlide 6eucr.
inebr.

Gin fleiner Bauer trnt in 0oS @lt.
rcou elmer 5euerDeriiherungsgeiea
i6ait lulo CAB Dem @ini6e 9luS.
oruf, iciu glnweien oerli6ern 0u
molIcn. o8os fir @orfebrungeu
5lm 5euerI0ihen iino in Sbrenl
@orfc getroffen r. fraete ibn Der Be
omte.
Scr gRonn srostc iib sen aopi
uuo ilbcrIegte iih Die Sa6e cine
g8eile. Gnolid antiportete er: r9aln,
cS regnet monhmnll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
lInberfroren.

Sdmiegerboter; uSSebt bat meirt
Sunge aud 2uit Die 0ffi0ierstnr.
riere ein8itihIaeen."
S@wicgeriobn (2elltnont beoent.
lido: o3uei 0ffi5iere in Der 6omiI
lit. miro uns oaS nidt al tbeueE
weroeL Sdmieeerpopa2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Frnu lrillrr fiibrt ibrsn onac
trlntcner Runr NonenS Grnn nadl
&Ollle. Cine Ncfaunte be0egnet ib.
ncn 'ir6 frdet C-itnunt:
Sass Srnu 1i;illcr, Is 0cnn oct
rirsGdy Shr Tonn9~
i5rau D&ilcr; nSo. ia, cs 1T mein
boiler GRIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

@eil er cine Der gleocrin 2ouiic
Sec bon Scr. GAO, 9iobora ,StraBe, ge.
b0renoe mciBe &obe toot oeiboiicn
batte, muroe eeitcrn Sanes @oItd,
mo6nboft in g1r. 65S, g8eIt-9olti-
morc.StroBe, Elm Gonoufteur Ser
StroBenbobns@ @eieaidoft, bonn 99i6.
ter @oloen in Der weitliden &olioei.
itation 0u So Strafe ilno Soften Der.
nrtheiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

oe gcitcrn SSoiepb Semnds aus Smt-
ingoou Eay i'm iiioIi1en @oIi0ei-
@criMt bonn 9fihter 9orb ou elmer
Strafe BON $25 rno Soften pernr-
tbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
8 a $ epig g8 eibIfde. {.
(Syln @reisnnen-9 -9lIpI.)

-. Sie olio iinO sic gleIteItei
9ier2l g8ie piel Sabre o6bIen SiV
oenn9~
D9ldtinoneun6igl"
o@luuben Sie ibr nidt, gn1',
SSrmt iie 1T idon bunOert ~ Die
mobt iid aIlemeil iiiueerl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
8 8uei0eutfo. 70 {

2ieniimap6en: Die gndbigc 5rou
ldEt bitter, sum 9lbenbeiieu gu tomz
men, sS ioGrs brrsits ungsrihlst!"
SuUeer Gbelndm Cir iid); r@1s
iDirb Die iuieper ouseridtet babeul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

mNorum baut osnn Dsile- -ssrau in
Der Slide gar 70 nit ben iSddsn bers
ml?~ Ser %ottor bat ibr's S4re.
den psrboten"
6 b 0.
9(rat: nDic &nIsent5iinolrln Qebt
euriid; ~Sbre Satin mirabdlb mie
Der iprchen."
"@nlo Wi0criprc6cn...."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

NIX. gllio Sic mo6ten BON 81.
rem Wlonne geihieoen weroen gnd-
oiac 6rou2 Soben Sic ouhStofi
an cincm Shciolmaspto6eB?~
% geiuiB. Ncrr SilItidrotb 4.
Scutc ncrAcn bob' id mir 6ercits sic
Wtlitcr OuNeicbcn iiir Nos alciO, Nas
ih om %ro5eBtugc tragcn merOcl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Nus Sex g anIc

2ebrF: ~gSrnns mix s;n VGliisin.
krllmenk TleicS.~
Mgies: DIR aaiie.-
9ebreE: ~llaiinn! s2ie Fcmmii Oh
IRnn NarGlitS"
Nlsier: -@eiI ne Oft niht itimntl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
4eNea S125N.

Nie aur. nM}cin G6cf bat
oi' "''r me9en meiner aroBen 9lerOoIitot
o. o'',e'l longcren llrlaub bemilliat uno
%S"beroem ais 9eibilic fir cine
'@aop@areiicuoe Sur fiiuf 0unocrter. =
SSle S meroen Sie Ole nun ampen-
80 rS6 idide meme 3rau bier
N0oWen inS 9dOl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Gopio 9ernitein an Morris Sipe-
reu II. q, Siioeitc Soirnount9lue,
no6e @oi6in9ton-Str. 1879 6ei Sc.
osSnOepenoent 9lcoliD Corp oil
6reoerid q ReoOicorO, @eiiieiteaeu-
wooo 9lpe. no6e6leet Str, 10 Del 70.
Gbco0ore Goof ino 5roil an
u@ooro Of @lonogeaS Golan G6iI-
Oren's 9Iio Society, 2 Wnnoiiiidc
Gieiel6en an GQa Sorper Gobeu,
9|orOieite 81. Ctr uo6c Senior, i6
bel TAO.
DieicIbeu an Sorro g. stcluart.
9lorOieite 81. Ctr ra6c Ncuifcr, "a
bel 1dO.
ghUumntcn hlc ben ,,HemtIdJen GDrre.
IpunDenien" nidlt pltitiIidI Dber unrc9el.
mdhig crbnItcH, linb gebetcn, Der Office
OaDcn Der TcIcpbOn ooer ldlriftlId Wlit'
thelIun0 6u mGden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Slcuti9e 9dluBrdie

&eutiBe @dluBraie.
gir 2 iucitlidJcr spot lO6
94r. 2 rot6er spot. 1851
Steamer gtr. , spot 90
SiiOliber per Grobe. % i02
Siioliher tlaiiiii5irt. M -i05A
9nguit @ rot6er) II, i05H-
september q rot6er) t05iz
N1ois 3uiu6r SO7O gnidlel
@eriouOt BON Ocn Glepotoren 1919
9uihel; Gleuotoren Gorratb IA.
063 9uidel.
Seutige SdluBrate
Contract spot .... 80 .
Safer. 3niu6r 44,0S5 9u.
idel; Gerionot bon Oen Glepatoren
92S2 8uidel; Gleoatoreu 8orrat6
27S,0S7 guidel
Seutige SdluBrate:
Gar. 2 peiBer. .. 491z
5tanoaro peiber .. 4Slz i9
9}r. 3 meiBer. ... As iSta
9}oqgen 3uiu6r S57 9n.
idel; @erianot pom oen Gleuotorcu
250 9ui6el; Glepotoreu &orroi5
1888 9mbel.
Seitige 5dluBrdie:
Gar. 2 peitIiher 9iogeen 81 9l
91r 3 meitliher 9iogeen 80 9i
gfr. A meitlider 9loaaen S6 SS
9loggeu glr 2, "a S5
SSu Sdden ..- 70 S3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
9(uf r2ofoIbobm.

u Nltf Der 8 Ola lib q bn.
o@orum bdlt oenn Der 3ug ihol
mieocr ill fold clenoem ylcit2"
@iltsbelibcr (protig) uQamit id
niSiteigen fannl"
5ol So Damn bat Oos Oo& ieip
@uteslD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

D}armor- un0 @rnnit 8erfe.
6. 0i.nnriner cons, 228 Oioro.GbarIcss cir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

0arl ~ VI. Gnulh, 500 e. @auI.S SiraBe
Nuinuns NOrb, POI 269 0nlpegt Nniloina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

asreiie i'm aerinaton. .aylarEt.

@rciie i'm QeriuetOu-Nlartt.
6leiid.
2ommbroten, pro +fmo zoe -22c.
@oIbs. GoteIetteiL Eflno zoe. 25c.
Shinfen, pro @hInO . 25e.
Sdinten (geidnitten) pro @io. 35c.
S6meins. Gotcletteu @fO. 90 22c.
2amm.S .S6uibeI Bio. .25c. Csc.
aolbss sSdnitel 8iO. 25c. S0c.
@orterbouie Steof, 4fo. soc. 35c.
Girloiu Steof, pro &iuno Csc.
9lippeubroten pro &fmo zoe. csc.
Guppenilciic6, pro 8io. lac. -i6c.
Somburaer Steof. Eio. iSc. 20c.
SaI5fIeiih. pro 8iuuo 12c.-lSc.
2omm.5dulter, pro 8flno. 17c.
e5dmor.2amm pro @iuno. re.
aoIbsbroten, pro @fo. 121ac. 25c.
GolbsleDer pro 8iuno , soc.
VroSden ........l l5c. 25c-
9ouno Steaf, pro 8fo. 25c. Csc.
2enoeuieit, pro @iimO. .... 15c.
Sbmal5, pro @hluo .. i6c.
@efliigel
HoaitSiibner, pro Riun0 23c.
SSunge Siibner pro Yfm0 23c
&oh.Siibner, pro 8hn0 20c.
Sunoe @utcu, pro @mnO .22c
sSrnge Sauben, pro 5tiid 25c. 40c
@ @emiii lie.
GpuIinqS. prQ 3pbeno. ...., 20c.
gSodsbobnen, pro Yed .. .40c.
GgepIouts. pro Stiid Sc. &C.
@el6e Tomoten aorb 20c.
Mptbriiben. pro 8itnoel g.
Goblrobi pro 9iinoel. ... sc.
2ima.gobnen Snort 2Oc. 25c
aopiialat, pro Gopf 5c. &c.
Sunger @IumentobI, Stiid 25c 30c
Geue 2artoffein pro @ed 40c
9lomoiue Salat. pro 3opf &c. Sci
Tonaten pro &ed zoe. Soc
@eteriilie. pro ginorl Il.
Hbabnrber, pro 9nnoeI 81
0riiue Efeifer, pro 1utcuo 20c
020hren, pro 9iinoel ... 81.
3udermais, pro 9ubeuo 15e. 25c
9looiesden, 9 giinocl fir 81
@umbo, pro 2ucrt i5c
SiiBtorioiieln, pro @ed .60c
@riinc 9obnen pro 4ed 30c. l0c
9iotbc Hfeiier ~ fir ..- 2Oc
Gcleric, pro 9iinoeI , 5c
@riiue Grbicn 3ed 60c
ObH.
Concord Erouben pro Norb l5c
GoI. @}oloao.Grou6en 4fo.. i0c.
Delomore 1roubeu pro aorb 20c
@aaes, 12 iiir. ....... 10c
NnrtIett.9irneu pro aorb .20c,
Sal. tcrnIoic Eraubcn @hmo i0c.
glnnanaS, pro Slid . l5c
5tcin0picI, pro @ed 30c. 40c
@ouancn pro Gbo. 10c. 12r.
@lointain-@ononem pro Gbo. 25c.
GontaloupeS, pro Stiid Sc.
Gomion, pro Yed 800.
0omlon @iloumcn pro @ca SOC,
@flnnnclt pro 0nteno Sc. iOc.
Scioelbeeren pro 0uort .15c.
California 0rangclt Dutcuo 40c.
0atteIn. pro &hmo .10c.
Grapefruit, pro Stiid. 5c. i0c.
6eigcn, pro Ehno. t6c
@iirlide, pro 4orb \. 20c. 25c.
@ronbeeren pro Quart .15c.
gSalicrmeIonem pro Slid 25c. 4Oc.
Suni.glepfel pro 4ed SOC. 40r.
Gutter uu0 Gfer.
StiIdbutter, pro 8fmo 42c.
Creamery (9Roa6uiier), pro 4Io. d0c.
Gier (friidc), pro Dubeno S2c.
Slide.
0roeus, pro @hno " i0c,
Stor, PRO @iuno csc.
ylod pro %funo 15c. zoe.
Nolibut pro 8funO. .. .20r.
e'ebdutete @oiiiib. pro @hmo 1Sc.
6orelle pro @iuno. 4. t0c. 12c.
CYeIber @arid, pro @hino 20c.
6linoerM pro Biuno 10c. re.
Sortc arabben pro 0uteno. 25c.
Safe, pro @funo 10c.
6riide @1ofreleH pro @Iuno. 1Sr.
Srobbenileiih pro @hlno. 25c.
Nr0hhens eFl0frS hrn q}h,nA Q6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
Gel9aftss@c

@Gder-, Gonoitor- lmo @otel-
9eoorfs.glrtifel.
,s1c Nlnrrs & oids So, iO4 ..Sowaro-etr.
3eitungen 3eIti6riften etc.
she Baltimore Geuo Co." Grneit g. 5uuer,
@e6ditsiiDrer, 227 Noros9aipcrt StraBe
0eiitlhe @il1er lm0 3eitlAriften.
Il. Sanitld, 10 9oro @oppIeion.sroB
9au.MotcrioL Ebiiren Senlter-
robmen GaOen etc.
5ames o. Softer & g., 115-1t7 eiibs5rebe.
rld StraBe.
9}otionol- -@onfcn.
,S6c clo Suwm Watiomal gaut." Sab. uub
ereter.Girabc, Sacob u. 6oof 9rdiioeni;
pentO 81. He0uc Nnlircr.
,sccOnb 9ationni Namt," 432 Siios9roaopab-
,9scitern National Yanta IA Noroseutap.
SirnBc rs. Niarrioit Nnilircr:
n8armerc' ano Wierhantc Watioual @ani,"
SoulD' nno somoaro.Strobe.
StaatS-9onfen.
,ScuhGc ganf uuu Baltimore" Baltimore
mo NolioaD StrdBe. glugiiii gSehcr. Rriii
bent SEQ 8. gang, @alircr-
Spor-@anfen.
,,2eutIdc eparbaut uom @a1timsrc," Guialp,
mo SailmorrSiraBe
W}ormor. unO @rnnit g8crfe.
g. 0tnarnrr & cons, 22s 9iOro.G0arIcs.sir.
2anowirtbihoitIicbe @er6tbe uno
S1uereien.
Griffith Snruer 81, 2o5 GorosFaca. Srabe
globofotcn.
Garl ~ VI. GdIulh, 500 e. @aulsStraBe
euinpne Norb, POI 269 1nipert Nniloina.
@llmbin1, 5urnaces, Nanoes uno
Gcien IoHoedcn iin0 9linnen.
Bennett Srusv o2s Observation-Disclosures.
aupicriAmieoe umo Yliunbers.
Sc6m Nm6ert, INA S6amss sSirahe. IS. & B
Ielcp6on: ssoIic 1899.
GigentbimS-Ig -Igcnten ln0 SGnoler.
@erre 6. cuaan & yicp0ew, 10 citeeruo
6euer @eriiderlingcn.
,0lepal SuiaroHce 81; Oi evcrpooI." qenrb @
gSarilco Nelloen5 Niann9er, 10i-iO3 0bam
ber Of Commerce Nuionp
,,C5ermaRa SrmerucriNerMuas OclcnImafi,"
Baltimore uno g'orib Snabe
@lehblattcn Wletoll etc.
Chou Geutla & So. (iucOrpOrirD. 18-15
NalberlionsSiroBe,
EianoS lnO 9r9eln.
06aS Ns- eicif, o Noro.eOertb srabe
giienwoaren oIler Q[rt uno SUI.
iAmie0. 3ubeb0r.
Is. ecutt @nNnc 60, 1862 1854 Noro,gaO,Str
BfonoIeib @eiddfte.
,6cniulioatco 2unu Go.," goro Sab ghoBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Sebr einfadl.
ng8os bat oenn Der W1eier?
Sdnueu Sic, pie Der berumtortelt.~
uSa eutpeoer 1T CT betrunfer
o0er es lit Elm neuer Son5.~
90 It tberitarftem 0rdeiter.
nSerr 0ireftor, sic boben bod
ongetinoigl, Die Gper irerbe nit per-
itdrftcm Grheiter in S5ene eebenl-
~@on0 reht, mein 8erebrteiter."
oSdl lebe a6er uur Elm @loDier unO
cine @cigel"
nSu, uuO Die @eiee lit Die Ser
it1rting"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

@au-MotcriaL Ebiircn, 6eniter-
robnlen 2aoen etc.
5ames y. Softer & 81, 115-1i7 eiibsarebe.
rld SiraBp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

0eutihe Bidder un0 3eitlAriften.
Il, oautid, 10 Goro @oppIeionSra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

2nnowirtbiAoftlibe @er6t6e uno
SGmereien.
Griffith .Snrner 81, 205 sFacasSirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

9Gder-, GonOitor- lmo @otel-
@eoorfs.glrtifel.
,S1e WsNers & oidS So, iO4 s..Soparosetr.
3eitungeL 3citibriften etc.
ceihdisiiiDrer 227 Aoros9alb1rt Giraffe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Bur gbe geb0rt e6en mebr, g(Iice,
ols oas eigeHe fIeine Eeri0nben 6u
putenl"
v9so ioa i'd oieacidt @eutiiie
puBen?~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
92otionoI 99onfen.

Spdr-gantcn.
,SenHdlc eparbani uom @altimsrc," Guinp
mo NailmurtsStrnBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

&upicriNmieoe un0 Ylulnbers.
So6m GuOert INA S6ans.sirabc s. & 81
lelepDon sSolle 1O99-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25

Slne aorcile mciBe Ao6n in einer SamIi,
~,n gn Rerlonen; Reicren8cn Crioroerld) giaG.
'"ltaaen yir. 2450, Gntalu EIacc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-25
@entiae SchInBrate:

Seutige SdluBr1te
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08

leave soon for New Orleans. where they
Will visit relatives for several weeks
Miss Virginia Wise. daughter of the late
Congressman Richard a. Wise. left tho hrst
OF the week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. IL 4
Wise. in New York.
Nd spent several days IN Williamsburg
this week.
Mrs. L. W. Price who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. G. IL. Newbury. LEFT fof
her home in Petersburg. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Spencer Lane is home from de-
lightful visit TO her parents Mr.. and Mrs
w q. Young. in Hampton.
Peschy Spencer. we'll known Washing
ton lawyer. accompanied by his friend j.
~ Perry. of the capital city. spent the
hrst OF the week here with the formers
father. j. Il. c. Spencer. At the Inn.
Of Delegates. and Mrs Daniel. spent the
weekend here with their cousin. MrH O..
r. Bealc.
Miss Harriet Cooke. of Chatham. has
been here several days visiting her brother.
Preston Cooke.
Misses Charlotte shipman and Lucille
Brown. who have been visiting the latter y
sister Miss Theima Brown. at tho Woman s
College. Lynchburg, have returned home.
The Rev. j. ". Hethorn. OF Kcnbridge
formerly pastor OF the Williamsburg Pres
byteran Church. spent several days here
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bozar,h. OF Eeg
Harbor City. y. j.. visiting relatives
here.
Norvell L. Henley. Commemorative at.
torney. spent Thursday IN Richmond.
Mrs. Ernest Pearce OF New Jersey. ia
here to spend the winter.
DIR. Edwin q. Booth of wytne House.
week. attending the inauguration and visit
Ing old friends. has returned home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08

an operation at the Watts Hospital for APP
pendicitis is getting on nicely.
Misses Ida Cowan and Sallio Glass spent
the weekend at Pinehurst
Mrs. w. NJ Yearly was hostess to tho
Auction Bridge Club on Friday afternoon
at her home on Liberty Street
At one OF the most delightful parties of
tho season. Miss Jean yenable entertained
the Eciectric Club on Friday afternoon, and
during the meeting the announcement of thu
S. b. Pierce. OF Weldon, was announced.
The wedding will be In April.
Mrs d. L. Earnhart. Of Conoway. NJ c.,
is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs John
c. Troy. Mangum Street
Mrs Joe Graham entertained tho Senior
Bridge Club on Thursday afternoon at the
Country Club. In honor OF Mrs A r
Mitchell. OF Newbern. who is her house
guest.
The Bridge Card Club was entertained
on Friday afternoon by Miss Lucy Stokes,
Mt the home OF her mother. Mrs. A. H.
Stokes. on Duke Street.
Miss Mary Bryan Griswold has returned
from Knoxville. Tenn. whero she spent
several weeks with friends
Mrs. p w. Vaughan has returned from
New York. where she spent two weeks. and
was entertained by a number OF her friends
Mrs j. Ed. Stage hostess to the
Round About Club on Friday afternoon at
Avenues
Miss sailie Ferrei. Miss Roxie Riley and
Miss Iva King have returned from a
The Hniycon '' Club i e met on rbursdov
morning with Mrs. w. *. Boyd. Norway
ana Sweden composed the subjects for
three Interesting papers read by w X
II. Beal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08
CULPEPER
Special to The rlm.s-p,spa,ch.l

Special to The Times Dispatch.
Cupeper. Va, February 7.-Mr. and Mrs
Victor Riton. OF Roanoke. spent the week
end with their son-in-iaw and daughter.
DR.. and oirs Otis Marshall.
Miss Louise Hoon. OF Alexandria. waa
the guest last week OF her aunt. Mrs Lewis
r. Nelson. Jr
Miss Lucy Wiltshire entertained the Tues
day Auction Bridge Club at "Sunbright."
Bennett Those playing were Misses Byrd
Law. Louise Fray. Sall!e Anderson. frankie
Taunt. Elizabeth Smith. Mrs Max Samuel
son. and the hostesses. Miss Bennett and
Miss Wiltshire.
Miss Ida Lewis is visiting her brother
and sister in-iaw. Dr and Mrs. Marian
LIE wis. at their home on Jameson's HILL
Mrs. Wirt Chef and Mrs. Lewis T. Nell
son. Jr.. left Wednesday for "A two
weeks visit To their sisters. Mrs. Greanor
Neal and Mrs. Clifford Miller. of Rich
mond.
Miss coiumbiana Naiie left this week for
q visit TO Miss Edith Rixey. OF Charlottes-
Vile
Mrs. Philip Weston. OF Alexandria. spen.
the week with Mrs o. u. Loving
6. Nelson Pace. who has been with his
mother. Mrs. W. w Chelf has returned TO
his home I'm Lcwisburg
DR.. Charleh Goidshorough spen. several
days last week in Richmond where he wac
the guest OF his sister. Mrs. Lleweliyn
The Rev Rev j w. Ware. who has spen, the
past month at Sewanec, Tenn. IS now the
and Mira Severn nottingham.
Nrs. Anderson of Rappahannock is visit
ms her mother. Mrs. Levin. at tho homo
OF =. IL Chcl!
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-08

Harrison, Albert Patton Cleveland Norton,
l. G. stone and George Temple.
Miss Martha Harvey entertained ut bridge
on Tuesday afternoon In honor of Miss
Pat Morris, OF Washington.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club held a
silver ten at the-residence of Mrs H. l.
Boatwright. on Main Street.
Miss Mary Wooding was the hostess of
the Senior Bridge Club at its regular meet
Ing on Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Antoinette Camp and Jane Hen
derson. OF Sweetbriar College. will spend
the weekend In the city as the guests
of Miss Nancy Watson. Miss Rachel For
hush. OF Sweetbriar. will be the guest OF
Miss Sallie Watson
Mrs Alfred S, Wyllie OF Greensboro. who
has been In the city visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. l.. Hodges. enter
tanned the first paet OF the week in honor
OF Mrs. Scales. of Greensboro who has
been visiting In the city.
Miss Mary Haynes entertained the Sew
ing Club at her home on Paxton Street. on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss villa Strange left on Tuesday af-
ternoon for Washington. where she will be
one OF the attendants at wedding. Miss
Strange VIII visit In New York before re-
turning home,
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ALTAVISTA
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Atavista- Va. February mrs. j. r.
Carr is on visit to her mother. In Bal
timore
Mrs j. r. Laughton visited friends In
Lynchburg Saturday and Sunday.
Ars. n A Floyd. Of Richmond. and Jor-
dan Thorassen. OF Baltimore. are being
entertained Mt the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Hal w. Adams. east OF town.
l.. II. Grlfen and family left for their
future home Richmond on Saturday.
Mrs. T. a. Smith and smaller children
are visiting the fanny OF W. l.. Garb-e. or
Mrs. II. F. Cecil and son. worlie. spent
Wednesday In Lynchburg.
Joseph Okley. of Norfolk. visited his
cousin. G g. Campbell. Wednesday,
Frank Hall and sister, Miss Lena Hall
from Roanoke. spent Sunday with their
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs J. K. Hall
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Broad Street
Methodist Episcopnl Church held It's reg
uIar monthly meeting Wednesday after
noon a, the home OF Mrs II. b. Shnwen.
on Eighth Street. very interesting ses-
sion held.
The wonan's Missionary Society OF the
Baptist Church. held interesting meet
ing AT the home OF Mrs a. l. Adams. on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Fauntieroy attended a re-
ception OF the former alumni o. Randolph
Macon College at the Virginia Hotel. Lynch
burg on Monday afternoon.
]. Il. Sale was in Victoria on Sunday and
Monday.
a. l.. Adams. OF Chatham. spent Sunday
with his family here,
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wythevllle. Va. February Mrs. James
Kelly entertained number of friends at
cards Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs Robert Rich the hostess at a
500 party on Thursday evening. Mrs. Rich
and children Will return on Monday to
their home In Bandy. w. Va. after volt
Of several weeks to her. parents Dr. and
Mrs. Stephen Putncy has returned home
from a visit to Rev. and Mrs. Page Dame.
In Baltimore.
Miss Ella Goodwin was called to Rich
mond Saturday by the Illness and death
OF her brother. Rev. Robert A Goodwin.
of ST. Johns Church.
Miss Helen Otey In visiting friends in
Knoxville and Birmingham.
Mrs. l.. Lee Trinkle and little left
on Monday to visit Rev and Mrs. James
sexton In Houston. Tex.
Mrs. Albert Graveiy has returned to her
home In Martnsviic after visit to reia-
tives at 'lngleside."
Mrs. s. W. Williams returned on Thurs
day after stay of several weeks in Rich
mond.
Mr. and Mrs McNair. recent guests of
Houston. Tex. i''
Judge and Mrs A. A. Campbell Stuart
and Fitz Campbell and Z. Lee Trinkle. who
attended the inauguration Of Governor
Stuart, have returned home.
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Park Avenue on Wednesday evening from
$50 to IL in honor OF Mrs. Spencer, OF Mar
tnsvile. Va. OF the Burlington Bridge
Club The guests were Messrs and
Mesdnmes ]. II. Holt. F. l.. Williamson. I.
Banks Williamson. of Glencoe: Lynn b.
Williamson. OF Graham; Eugene Holt. Err
win A. Holt. L. S Holt. Jr.. and Joe Cant
OF Aitamahaw: Messrs. Jenreys. OF Rich
mond. and Rob and WIN Holt, and Misses
Jesamne and Corinna Cant and Minnie
Williamson and Mrs. Spencer.
The friends OF Miss Iris Holt OF
this place. are congratuintlng her upon the
honor bestowed upon her ut the Normal
College on Saturday night when she waa
elected president OF the senior class for
tho spring term.
Miss Lottie Hart gave n reception on
Saturday night at Mrs. w r. CARROTS in
honor of her guest. Miss Rankin OF James
town. The guests were Misses Rankin
Benbow. Letter. Thornton. Underwood Tay-
Tor Bulla, Bingham and Hornaday. and
Messrs. Hoffman. Sharpe Hart Thompson
and Isley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Sharpe entertained
the primary teachers OF the Methodist sun
day school. OF which Mr.. Sharpe IL super
tntendent. at their homo Davis Street.
Mrs. Joseph A. lsley entertained the
Round Dozen Club at her home on Davis
Street on Thursday afternoon Mt o'clock
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Hot Springs Va. February March ?
VIII be opening day for the Mile End tea.
room. new tea resort. which Will be
opened for the spring season In the Pole
cottage. beyond the toil-gate. Rooms will
be arranged for bridge and dancing
collegiate. school OF Princeton University.
is here for some weeks OF golf and the
baths. and the first OF the week took sew
eral long tramps with William Cooper
Proctor OF Cincinnati. who was one OF
the most liberal contributors toward the
recent buildings at Princeton.
February will bring the usual colony of
Canadians 10 the Homestead Mrs. ].
Robinson. Of Winnepeg. and Miss NJ. Walk
inson. OF Toronto. arrived this week. and
Mrs ". Austin and the Misses Austin.
OF toronto. are expected next week.
George E. Nelson. OF New York. arrived
here the first OF the week for a short
s,ay on his way TO Pinehurst.
Nr and Mrs Robert Waller will arrive
from New York the first OF next month for
between now and then are Juias Walsh
and his daughter. Mrs. Maffit OF ST Louis:
MI and Mrs. r. III Parker. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward p. SR!s, and F. X. CASTOR and
party, OF New York: Mr.. and Mira. Joseph
Brewer. OF Boston: Mr.. and Mrs Charles
+. Brooker. of Ansonia. Conn; Mrs. a.
Marshall Allen and Mr. and Mrs Leonard
L. Ware. and family.
Miss Lillian Hyde. an American golfer
who has won number of women's cham
p!onships. is expected at the Homestead
with party of friends on her way up from
Palm Beach.
Henry Hurlburt, a prominent Boston law
yer. arrived at the Homestead with Mira
Hurlhurt this week. for lengthy stay
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles Fox. OF
OF Hew York. after completing the kur
here. have returned home