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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
WAYNESBORO
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WAY NESBORO, VA, August Ii
The month of August finds the gath
erinS OF many interesting guests at
brunswick Inn, and the renewal of old
friendships.
Mrs. A. NJ. Randolph, Jr., and fam
lily. of Manchester. England, are nota-
BILE additions to the inn. Other addi-
lions to tho agreeable company gath
cred here are the Misses Burke. Miss
Emily DENLY. Miss Clara Barton and
Il. D. DENLY, OF Norfolk
Small parties OF bridge have been
arranged each morning this week on
the Neranda. The tennis courts con-
tinue to gain in popularity.
one of the most enjoyable affairs
or the week was the progressive five
hundred party on Monday evening,
which Included twenty OF the guests
OF tho inn. The drawing-room was
simply but effectively decorated in
mountain flowers and vines. The at
tractive prizes were presented by Mrs.
a. NJ. Randolph, Jr. The prize for
highest score was won by Mrs. John
e. Burke. of Norfolk. the consolation
by Miss katheryn Burke. Of Norfolk.
, and BOBBY by Mrs. Eugene Irwin, of
! Rcidsville. y. c.
Warner Wood and his twenty-four
boys from Blue Ridge Camp" stopped
at Brunswick Inn for day while on
their hike TO tho Grottocs Of the shen-
andoah. They brought their usual
| good cheer and did full justice to a
! big dinner and supper
quite large party OF children
chaperoned by some of the older peo-
pie. went to Saturday matinee to SEQ
| Mary Pickford in Cinderella"
a family party composed of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Norman Call and family, and Mrs
| George Call and children are hero
again for the season. having spent
| many summers at this resort
Recent arrivals are Mrs a. NJ. Ran
| dolph. Jr.. and family, Manchester,
England; Miss Nellie Schirm, Miss
! Ellen Schirm. Mrs. r NJ. Sch!rm, Of
Savannah, Ga; Mrs. w. NJ. Trant, Miss
! Elizabeth Trant. Baltimore. Md; Mrs.
| j. w. Lawson, Miss Francis Lawson.
MISS violet lawson and w: Pegram
| Warren, OF Smithfield, Va; Mrs Writ
L. Taylor. Mrs. r. H. Normant. Miss
Marion Normant, Blair Normant Mrs.
w. j. Clements. Miss Gretchen Glenn
ents, Mrs. ]. *. Childrey. Miss Mar.
saret Childrey, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
! Call and children, S. c. Taylor. l.. L.
, Parkinson. Frank j. McCarty, Mrs.
George w. Call and children. of Rich
mond; Mrs. John f. Burke. Miss Kath-
| ryn Burke. Miss Loretta Burke and
Miss Dorothy Burke. OF Norfolk: Miss
| Georgia Hickman. Hampton; Mrs. NJ c.
Mathews, Miss Lydia Mathews, Atlanta
Ga: Miss Lila Bellamy, Mrs. william
Bellamy, Wilmington, Del; Mrs. CHS
we'll and children, T. s. Garnett, Nor
folk; II. P. Phelps. r. H.. Soanton
Newport News; Mrs. J. H. Graves
Misses Margaret and Veraner Graves
Miss Elsie NJ. Falconer. Miss Julia NJ
Falconer. Newport News; Miss Emil,
DENLY. Miss Clara Boxton. Il d
DENLY. Norfolk; Mrs. John lizard
Roanoke, Va.
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GREAT DAY FOR MAsONs
IN OLD HALIFAX COUNTY
Visitors to Number of 400 Throng
Houston for Public Meeting
and Picnic.
HAWKINS ORATOR OF OCCASION
Richmond Man Delivers Mastery
Address, and Confers Wife and
daughters Degree Upon Thirty
Candidates.
Especial to Tho rlmes-Dlspatob =,

HOUSTON VA, August IA MAN,
orable event was tho convention OF No.
sons their wives, daughters, sisters AMI
iho'hers ana friends which was enter
.alned In Houston on Tuesday. From
carry morning until 6 o'clock in the
evening the visitors, who numhere6
around 400, were In town. and racoI,,o,
the greatest hospitality that could ba
ofered them. The occasion was n con
vention of the lodges of District No
81 which Is presided over by Di.trct
1eputy Grand Master s. r. crews, Of
houston. and composed OF the lodges
at Houston. South Boston. Nathaiie
ScottSburG and Crystal HILL MANY Ma
sons from adjoining districts and
nelghborinE cities were also present.
me members of the order began as
sembling at the Masonic Hall Mt lO:3o
o'clock. where they formed I'm linz md
marched 10 the Beth Car Baptist Church
TOT public meeting. Tho seating ca
pacity OF the church auditorium was
completely filled and many attentive
listeners stood throughout the program.
Joseph Stebbins, Jr., welcomed tho
visitors to town. S. T. A. Kent Of In.
gram. Va. responded for the guests
Henry w. Woodall introduced the
speaker. j. Gus Hankins, Of Richmond.
editor OF the Virginia Masonic Journal,
VINO delivered one Of the most master
~ addresses ever heard in this section
AT the conclusion OF the public meeting
the wife and daughters degree was
conferred upon thirty women. Owing to
the large number who desired to take
this degree the courtroom was chosen
and here the degree was conferred by
Mr.. Hankins. Dinner was served In
the grove at the rear OF the hall, where
convenient arrangements had been
madc by diiiSent committee. The sup
ply was abundant and served entirely
without disorder. After refreshments
a large number OF Masons gathered at
the school auditorium. where n Mas
ter Masons' lodge was opened and tho
degree of Master Mason conferred upon
two candidates. y rising vote OF thanks
was extended District Deputy Crews for
the pleasant and profitable event which
was brought about through his zeal and
enthusiastic work.
The Halifax County Farmers Union
held a meeting here on Monday, Presi-
dent d. S. Bray presiding. An open SEES
sion was held in the morning and
closed session In the afternoon. State
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president A. b. Thornhill. Of Appomat.
tox. was tho principal speaker at tho
open session. and delivered forceful
ADDRESS On tho aims. objects and pur-
poses OF the farmors' organization.
snort speeches were also made by r.
8. Barbour. of South Boston; w. H. Ed
munds. OF Houston; E. b. Keeloy, Of
south Boston: w. w. wilkins; OF Turbe-
vile; r. L. DeJarnette. OF Houston; w.
4. Pollard, of noar Houston, and H. A..
Frtdcnstein, Of VirEilina Mr.. Thorn
hill was earnest and impressive in HIS
plea that farmers lay aside abuse Of
the trusts and study thor situation
and found their organization upon busi-
ness principles.
Rev. and Mrs. Wythe Leigh Kinsolv-
Ing. OF Winchester. Tonn., were guests
tho past week Of Houston friends
Miss Florence Draper loft this week
on q trip to the Panama-Pacifc EXPOSE
ton.
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trait entertainment was quito clever

trait entertainment was quito clever
| and created endless amusement.
Among tho guests here arc: Miss
Murdoch. Miss Louise Robinson. Bfrs.
q. J. Polo. ]. L. WhelAn, L. 8 Fry and
Parker. Mrs. lockwood Vandergrift.
John G. N. Jayne. H. w. Walker. wife
and daughter. Lieutenant X. H. Cor.
man. Miss Louise soussat. Reg. schroe-
der. Mrs zell Jayne, J. o. Ackers. Rich
ard c. Gill. J. r. Baker and wife. ID. o.
Barr. Miss Miriam Meyers J. W. Myre
and vito, G. ~ Blonde. Miss v. Harris.
Miss NJ d. Pheil, Washington: Miss M.
C. Lassell, dupont La Motto Wolf. Mary
Charlotte Wolf. r. C. Sheridan. An
son. Baltimore.
Lucille Dixon. Mrs. ]. NJ. Gilmor. ]. A..
ketner, Mrs. j. A. Ketner. Mrs. w. s..
Wilkinson. Mrs. e. W. Whitehurst
Miss Helen Whitehurst. Miss Eliza
beth Hemingway, Charlotte Reid Hill,
Mrs A. II. Ballentine Miss L. Worsham.
Mira. T. w. Worsham. Miss Ethel
Nicholson. Miss Sue Parker. Miss Edith
Hyslop. Miss Elizabeth Hill. MrH. J. j..
Ottley. Mrs. w. s. Hawkins Resale
Griffin. Mrs. II. S. Eley. Norfolk: G..
Huston OFT. Mrs. G. II. OFT. ]. w. Van
lear. Mrs. J. w. VanIoar. A. r. Rum,
L. @. Myers and wife, John c. Byrd.
Mrs. J. b. Peale and wife DR.. c. Il.
Nicholas. Mrs. c. L. Nicholas, Miss
Wlnkley, Miss Gary. NJ. d. Switzer.
Houston Newman. wife and child. Ger
tride Coffmnn. D. s. Harrison. Catha-
rlne Harrison, Alice Harrison. Harri-
son6urg: Miss Madge Funkhouser, NJ.
e. Stickley. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Newman,
Josephine Newman. Elizabeth Newman.
Joseph Irwin. William Dolls. w. f.
Stockley. Emmett English, Woodstock
John w. Wagner. Mrs. Wagner Vernice
shackeiford. Philadelphia. Pa: Charles
b. Branner. f. III. Sutton. J. L. Blasin-
game. Richmond: Misc Ella Young,
Yonkers. N. y; Mrs. Dunkin and Miss
Dunk!n. Charleston, S. c.: G. II. Davis.
CORTLAND Davis. Charles A. Davis,
Jncquelin Marshall. Alexandria,: Win
ston Parish and family, Portsmouth
Miss Rose Mirmelstein. Newport News:
Mrs. NJ. Yuchscher. Hampton, Va; NJ
S: HUFFMAN. EdinburB. Va: Miss A. NJ
Ewen. Haymarket, Va; Ed Smith,
Lynchburs. Va; J. H. Hopkins. Parks
ley. Va; Mrs. e. C. Honkle and Miss
a. l. Henkle. Now Market, Va: Mrs.
Ann Grammar. Mrs. H. NJ. Grammar,
Mr.. w. s. Grammar. Niles Grammar,
Miss Harriet Grammar. Louis Gram
mar, Leesburg. Va: George L. Irwin,
Edinburg. Va; T. +. Bedelion and wife.
Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs. A b. willing
ham. South Boston: Master Allen VIII
bingham. Danvllle; Mrs. A. B. willing
ham, Rocky Mount: Miss Sue willing
ham, South oBston: Mrs. w. A. Cray
South Boston: Miss Mollic Rives,
Petersburg: Mrs. Upshur Wilson and
daughter. Cape Charles: Judge Fletch-
er, Accomac: Mrs. Reginald Bray. Regi-
nald Bray. Harry Bray. Havana, Cuba ;
Mrs. Mofet and child. Farmvillc; Mrs
S. ]. Goode. New Market: Miss Trail,
Easton. Md; Miss B. NJ. Cham berlain,
Easton, Md.
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SOUTH BOSTON
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Especial to Tho Times- Dispatch
SOUTH BOSTON, VA. August IA
Miss Marion and Florence Boatwrisht,
OF Danville. Va. spent few days here
tho past week visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Marion sutor. Of Baltimore, and
In town. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. g. Patterson.
Miss Myrtle Patterson has returned
from Durham. N. c.. where she vIsitad
relatives
Miss Kathleen Fraser. Of Richmond.
70 In town. the guest of Mrs. Harry
Miss Writ Jordan has returned from
Ktnston. N. c.. where she attended a
house party.
Pasohal Irby. vennbIe Lawson and
Leroy Gilliland have returned from
Miss Alice Cody. of Columbus. Ca
is IN town. the guest of Miss Leo
Mr.: and Mrs. T. c. watkins, Jr.. ,e,,
on Monday for Asheville, N. c.
DR.. l. Keith Briggs and wife motorea
to Borryville. Va, this week to visit
relatives.
A. S. Lacy. OF Kentucky, was in town
this week visiting his son. G. B. LACY
w. G. Coates and wife motored to
Petersburg this week. taking with
them Mrs. Eddie Mcdowell, OF Peters
burg. who have been visiting friends.
here.
Mrs. A. T. Mcdaniel and son. OF Nor.
folk. who has been the guest of her
sister. Mrs. c. T. Loveiace. left a few
days ago for Farmville to visit friends
NJ II. Williams left 4 few days ago
for saluda. Va, to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. 8. A. Lantor and children have
returned from Farmvlle, Va.
II. Leadhetter. OF South Hill. Is in
town, the guest OF his sister. Mrs. ]. H.
Collie.
Mrs S. w. Kent and daughter let,
on Tuesday for Patrick Springs.
ROY: and Mrs. r. II. Simpson, of
DAnville. Va. were In town tho past
week. tho guest OF Mrs Stimpson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Easley.
Mrs. L. w. Rice and son. who have
been visiting in Vance. n. c.. have re-
turned home.
Mrs. D. T. Yancey and son have
returned from Washington. D. c.. whore
she was tho guest OF her sister
Miss Sallie williams loft a focS davs
ago for Boydton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mobane have
returned from Chattanooga, Tenn.
Charles v. Brookes's wife and mother
visited Richmond this week
Drs. II; S: Belt. OF this place. and
who was DR.. Belts guest. lett on Mon.
day for Rockbridge County!
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. DeJaruette and
daughter. Miss Virginia, have returned
from Pulaski. Va.
entertained the visiting girls with a
dance at the Garland Hotel on Tues
day. There were about thirty couples
present.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
[special 10 Tho Tlmea.pianatch ]


ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA. August H.
Among tho many delightful people at
this resort none is furnishing moro
pleasure than these three young
women: Miss Sophie Whitley. Miss Mar
Earet Huss. of Washington. and Miss
Helen Whitehurst. of Norfolk. Each Is
In her way an expert in aesthetic dane
Ing, and Joint entertainment by the
three created furore of enthusiasm.
In striking contrast was an old fash
Toned cakewalk by the colored walters
and porters. Nothing botter could be
imagined In grotesqueness, dash and
mirth provoking abandon. 1t was hard
to Judge who was the most expert, but
tho first prize was carried Oft by Tyler,
tho faithful porter.
Polo is not in vogue here, but an
old fashioned country tournament was
found to be much moro hilarious. All
tho bravo knights assembled wore
charged by William Grammar in Ian
guage Of scholastic excellence. The
honors were carried off by Erasmus
Basey. knight OF Germany; Charles
Hepner. knight OF Matthias: Harold Fry,
knight OF Crooked Run: ]. r. T. stidley,
knight OF Orkney. These knights. how
ever, transferred their honors to the
young men OF the hotel
Other interesting events OF the day
wero the races. The winners were: 100
yard dash, Russell Pole; ladies' Nifty
yard dash. Dorothy Huss; girls nifty
yard dash. Margaret Huss: potato race.
Richard Marshall: peanut race. Abe
Ray: ladies' pic eating contest. Martha
Lawrence; mems pie eating contest.
Abe Ray; three-legged race. Hull and
Lonas.
Following the days events a grand
ball and coronation took place at $3.50
in tho enormous ballroom. Mr.. Akin
son, OF Baltimore, crowned Miss Pfiel.
OF Washington, queen. Douglas New
man. OF Woodstock, crowned Miss
Whitehurst. FIRST maid Of honor, while
Mr.. Healy. Of Washington. crowned
Miss Quigly. OF the same city. and Mr..
Earr, OF Washington. crowned Miss Es-
telle Carter.
Other events, such as hay rides, card
parties. concerts by the accommodate
inG musical coteric among the guests
are Of daily occurrence. family por-
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At $3.50

An exceptionally smart Tailor
ed Suit Of Poplin, peau de cygne
lined, with coat box-pleated at
back and skirt to match; set-in
sleeves; brown, navy, black and
green. All sizes. $3.50.
In this stylish Gabardine Suit
the corselite coat is finished in
nineteen cores outlining the fig
ure closely with slight flare at
the bottom. Velvet collar; four
deep pleats in skirt give fullpess
at the bottom; navy blue and
black, $1,000.
Also showing an interesting Sc
lection of copies from the fol-
lowing couturiers: Lanvin, Dre-
coll and Beer. $500 to $500.
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New Modes in
Girls Dresses
Ages E to II

splendid showing Of really smart
IA Dresses for young girls. each
model with charm and distinction.
Note these:
High waist contee styles; laced
skirts: edged with silk braid. Color
schemes superb, $3.50.
Elton" Dress. combined OF navy
serge, Elton" jacket and Scotch
plaid. side pleated skirt; guimpe Of
lawn tucked; scalloped collar and
cuffs, S7.OS.
A fiapper style. suited to girle at
an awkward age; shepherd plaid;
and front: collar. cuffs and full
length sleeves. hemstitched organdy,
skirt in two-tier effect. $500.
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A Sale of NEW FASHIONS
In Suits and Dresses


w HIGH simply includes certain
ones Of the charming models,
picked at random and offered es-
pecially priced. Every woman will
be interested in authentic new
styles, and SO why tarry for mere
words. Come and inspect the
models; women who love correct
and distinguished style will en-
thuse; they are charming.
In Perfect Good
Taste
Stylish Tailored BoX-PIeated
Dress, OF crepe de chine; collar OF
white silk faille; deep tight-fit-
ting cuffs, trimmed in buttons;
upper part of sleeve box pleated
to match dress. Navy, brown and
black. Special $3.50.
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stanton. inrrisonbarg through the
Valley OF Virginia. Washington and
Baltimore.
At Ocean View.
Among the guests registered ut the
New DiEEss Cottage, Ocean View dur.
ing tho past week are the following.
MIR. and Mrs. r. l. Morris. Peters.
burg. Robert Morris, Jr. Petersburg;
Miss Olivia Morriss. Wakefield; c. w
Schumacher. w. w. Dunn, Il. ]. Schultz,
W. @. saunders, r. l.. Saunders. w. D.
Cole W. +. Delaney. Miss I. l.. De-
Fast Mrs c. VI Moncure, Miss Ruth
Momcure. II T. East. Mrs. Z. II. Dun
ham. Miss Beuinh Christian. II. f
Mitchell, :. L. Morris. Miss Emwio Il.
HnrtuHG, Miss Dorothy Hartung. all
Of Richmond: !. Harvey Wren. Bal,i-
more: Miss Dorothy Peake. Miss Rose
Pcako Mrs. Era Peakc. Mrs. Belle
Weinberg. all OF Washington; Miss
Verne Ncnals, Norfolk; T. :. Rogorson.
Henderson. " c.; Robert n. Wisherley.
Tarboro. y. c.: Miss Mollie Butler.
Baltimore. Miss Mary Leggctt. Smith
field: 7. Thornton, nluefeld w. Va:
Miss Vera Thornton. Masters Lenton
and Einerd Thornton. Mrs. Isaac
Wright all OF Blueheld. w. Va. Miss
Daisy Jones. OF Durham n. c.; Mir.
and Mrs. r. Dayres. Farmvtlle: Mrs.
James purry Martin and son, Mar
;!usyille; W. :. Downs. Roanoke; L. ii.
Moncure. Richmond: Al a. stone. Roam
oke; Miss Alice Smith. Tenniville, Ga:
c. + smith. Tenn!villc. Ga. Miss
Oveta Wood. George Arnold. Tanniville.
Ga; y. NJ. Cartwright, Richmond.
E:ntcrtaincd in Newport News.
Miss Mabel Hardy entertained a few
OF her friends in her apartment on
Washington Avenue, Newport News,
last Wednesday night a musical pro-
gram was rendered, after which re-
.reshWeuts were served. Those en-
joyiuE Miss Hurdy's hospitality were:
Misses Margaret King, OF Boston,
Mass May Franklin, OF Hampton:
Fannie Craddocl,. OF Richmond; Nina
Glenderon, OF Huntington, ". Va;
Margaret Joynes, Mary Mccarthy and
Ncll Autinori; Mcssrs Grey Huddles-
ton. Of Clifton Forge: John Joynes.
Joseph Burke, George Corvil. Matthew
Terncy and Harry Mccarthy.
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Entertained in Newport News.
N AND OUT OF TOWN.

Joseph Burke, George Corvil. Matthew
T!erney and Harry Mccarthy.
N AID OUT OF TOWN.
Rev Hubert w. Templcman. Mrs.
Templc:nan and little daughter, Mary
Whiting Of HIGhland Park, are spend
ing The month OF August ut Sweet
ChalybCatc Springs
Mrs Alexander Hamilton Is spending
some time with relatives in New Eng
land
Miss Mary Wright has returned to
Cioochland, after q short stay in Rich
nond.
Miss Sarah Hamilton is the guest of
friends I'm Denver, Col, for an extended
stay.
Ar and Mrs John 7. wingo. the
latter formerly Miss Elizabeth Brown.
arc guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ] Thomp-
son Brown. ut Ivy Cliff" Bedford
County.
Mr and Mrs. Caskio Norvell are at
Charlotte Courthouse for the summer
months.
Herman B-auer and Wesley Bradley,
Of this city. arc members Of a house
party near FTede-!ck's Hall.
observation-disclosures ]. TAYLOR Elly-
after having spent 4 week lecturinE
Through the state on the subject OF
'.!inisterial Education."
Mrs Edward :. Rose. wife Of Colonel
Rose. Of Grove Avenue, who has been
SICK al her home, IS now improving
Misses Maggie, Ida and Bernadette
o'Nc! have returned 10 thc!- home after
a months stay at Clifton Forge
II Hoffman,, of 223 West Main
IN no,
Circle Hospital for several weeks, is
no" coEv2lcsCinG Mt his home
Guy D!ntord, who has been making
his home IN Norfolk for several years,
mas now been transferred 10 Charles
ton w. Va.
Miss Ella D!nford, who IS the guest
q her sister. Mrs. Frank Hobson, at
NeS,ha:npton. will leave September
70 take some classes in dancing in New
Miss Myrtle Hobson. of 1917 Fair
mount Avcnuc. has returned after at
tending house party given by Miss
Bert walker, in: N-ecklenburg County.
DR.. and Mrs. Ell. Terrell are leaving
SUNDAY night FOR Wrightsville Beach,
y. c, whore pr. Terrell Will attend tho
convention ~ the Scaboard Air Line
surgeons.
Mrs Charles Eacho has returned TO
hey home on Floyd Avenue. after spend
IN" some tim" in Atlantic City and
Washington.
Mrs : J. Nolan and Miss Mamie Dis
no. .'ti Friday for Washington Pitts
h"rgh and Atlantic City
James T. Carneal Mrs Robert OFT
MIS- Mnuae Kent Rowley and Robert
or are among the Richmond neoDle
motoring IN the North
Misses Emily and Annie Gordon, Of
hat
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and
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Hoobie eresford
reported to be engaged to Washington
shown here with his
At
break
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SOCIETY.
Continued from First Page.)

Staunton, Hnrrisonbarg. through the
Valley OF Virginia. Washington and
Baltimore.
At Ocean View.
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"Certain Satisfac-
ton in an

Afternoon Dress Of Suede Satin,
bodice embroidered in self-color
and gold; sleeve Of tucked Georg-
cite and deep satin cuff; the full
skirt designed to be worn very
short, has pointed draped tunic;
blackberry, cocoanut, brown, navy
and black, $20.5O.
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Ultra Style in This

Smart Combination Dress, of
serge and striped taffeta; vest OF
white Georgette; skirt trimmed
In three bands Of serge; embroid-
cred at girdle; green, brown and
navy, $4,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17
Measure Of Happiness,

A woman is happy when she thinks
she is better looking than the lady
cashier at the downtown cafe where
her husband gets his lunches.-Port-
land Telegram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-17

per Syndicate)
Arnold Lee devoted himself so as
siduously to his work that his appre-
ciative employer raised his salary and
predicted a bright future for him.
The road to married life was plain
enough now-but the one thing co.
sential was lacking. He had lost
Paula.
One morning when there was sun
shine on land and sea, and apparently
everywhere save in poor Arnold's shad-
owed heart. he made the irritating dis
covery that the little car which took
him to his daily work refused to turn
. wheel.
Lee, declining the proffered help
of the mechanician at the hotel gar
age. fumbled over the intricate parts
Of the car and messed himself all up
with oil and grease until his linen
duster was as black as that of his
would-be assistant, who stood near by,
q grin on his grimy face.
Il guess she'll go now, sir" he
chuckled, as Arnold climbed YEARLY
into the car and grasped the wheel.
III she doesn't"
But she did!
The words Of the mechanician were
lost in the buzzing whir of the motor
as the car lifted her front wheels and
leaped forward.
There was a scattering of interest
ed spectators, and an instant van
ishing of the hotel and it's grounds
as the machine tore down the drive
and turned into the highway toward
Kent
Arnold crouched over the steering
wheel, pulling at the speed levers
without avail. Then, to his horror,
he realized that the car would not
respond to his guidance.
He had reused it to action, but it
wouldn't stop The steering gear re.
fused to work.
Just as he reached the upper gate
OF Waynewood, the off tire ground
against large stone, the car swerved
sharply to the right and shot through
the familiar gate Of Waynewood.
At that instant Arnold would have
preferred to plunge straight forward
into the ocean.
"Zip-z-z-z-z-z-ip!"
The tires bit hard in the bluestone
drive until curve was reached, when
the machine plunged across the lawn,
almost miraculously choosing a lane
between two,rows of Lombardy pop
lars.
The lane ended in Mr.. Wayne's
cherished bed of giant heliotrope, in
the center Of which stood an ancient
s1ndiaL whose stone, pedestal was