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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

Iinclined 10 tear down the liastills
wnieh conff0nis them. be II Of
bricks aud mortar. or ~ hcaped.up
political obligations past their
ability 70 endure. Revolutions
land rcpu,lisiious, with widespread
insflficati0ns and renlignnirnis.
are 20 BE- rxpecied or fresh IN
llemniiiesl New sources Of reve.
nse 20 BE- epnserraied 10 liquida.
tim And wherr. short o. the
Americas. suddenly become upper
most in finance and all productive
labor. Is fberc geld mine 70 repay
ronga'sf
Inseparablc with preparedness,
being frf;es 81 b.. Is ihe an
nouneemcni ~ definite doctrine
of pm AmerieauiAia, more Just
ihan that framed Ey President
Monroe. and far mora likely 20 adj
vance our interests m South
Ameren aud South Amrriea's in
ieresis among nations Of The warlh.
w esseucr. this Wilson doctrine b
Il pgoffor ~ partnership. eqnable
IL all respects, without undue 90
vantage nr amy bins ~ Interior dc.
sign 20 arouse suspicion heroic.
fore unbapplly existent ~ wr dls.
covered 10 our discontinue when
Ne sought to grasp The commercial
opportunity brought iuie bring Nv
the serious iuprdimcni and final
obstruction Of European trade
ln thss proposed confederation
Of al the Americas. foe purposes
OF Increased comfy nud business
intercourse. aud tho Iuiflllmcni 0i
freedom through mutual assist
nner. we see The world 3 most hope
FAB sign for such union entered
ieio open henriedly on basis OF
friendship and ruiluual aeli.inlor.
est, without the spirit of empire ~
n en- any thought of coercion, will
siani az Il permanent barrier
lapainat European interference The
T0ed that viii come of ~ che men.
ace that VIII he averiel hy Il Tho
I reaching moral force that u
will exert ihese things arr past
prophecy being too great 10 b'
grnsped without further expert
Irnrr 90 20 by
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

President Wilson has taken
enemies OF the Nation Squarrly "a
account Tie has mol qnibbled. The
people understand how neceSSar,
Il IS 10 purge the country OF those
workers-hy stealth Who have ma
uipulatnl lis very governmental
machinery Ia order 10 accomplish
selfish ends.
la every Instance. even when he
proposes Additional taxation for
the Immediate payment of those
unusual expenditures which must
be horne IN the face Of war and en
larged activities the President
sp axis cautiously, confidently
holding the good of the greatest
number Ia mind. never losing
sight Of the welfare of The hun.
hest man whosc work Is consi,l.
vr,d an integral par, Of this eora.
plsN organization which WI arr
pleased 70 cali the uniioi states
pfsAmcuea.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-10

Ships of peace count ua much
toward security az ships ST war,
nnd possibly more in This respect
they bear burdens that huild up.
messages that solidify sentiment
They do more they iond te pro
mote immediate prosperity between
nniiunsi and brisk business /,
everywhere the mark Of happy
eItixenslip, representing. ns 4
does. bread and butter aud somt
( fair portion OF lnxury 10 Boz partie
( ipaied m by all persons.
We must have a guaraute,
against invasion. then, and "a,
friendship OF south American ms
tlous themselves full partners il
ithn new force explained hy "a,
general term pan Americamsm
along with enough ships 90 ply al,
several seas tn the interests OF
peucc mad the FULLEST realization ol
happiness These three objects ae
idiilrreni iu texture, are one in cf
feet They stand for strength an,
understanding, fur The increase ol
/ liberty aud better husintss. foi
Those collective forces which haN,
always stood as the American
lidcal
During the past session of Con
gross. lhe ship Purchase nill wa,
defeated Many aeenoies conspir
jed toward its defeat. NOT the least
lof which wete capital and the OK
isting companies Foreign regis
ltty offered less expense. NOR,
chnnco Tar profit Since Congress,
lmado iis first mistake. condition.
haNr undergone ggcat change
American manufacturer have hear
given Il costly lesson. south Amer
len has elam0rrd for their goods
lani ihcy hasu had the goods. hul
no means Of getting them acfos,
the waters rhey have hcen an
liable 90 take advantage vi unpree
denicd opportunity They viii
make 40 similar mistake now Pub
hc scntimcnl VIII force The passag,
int the leW measure, no matter "a
what length certain interests mia,
10 IN their efforts TO turn she tide
1893
! President Wilson has taken
cnemics OF the Nation Squarcly 4,
! Aennnnl. lie has moi nnlhhlrl m.
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CIRCULATION DKpARrmEn1
pHOHE So.

CIRCULATION BOOKS
oPrN 10 ADVERTISERS
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Friday, December 10, 1918.
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Be- 0oni 0f NrWdUaN m 500 eun-
.itracllun ~ the Amuss rnutre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs y. y. Wedenfeller. with her
daughter. Miss Sarah T. Wedenfeller.
and party of friends left on Friday
Tor motor trip TO Charlotte. y. C
Mrs Wcdenfeller has been spending
some time here as the guest of her
sister. Mrs. l.. J. Wellhouse. on Park
Avenue
Misses Serena Gregory. of Chase
City, and Ola Channell, OF Smithheld,
are the Weekend guests of Miss MAY
lNcrs, o! Hampton. They were enter
tanned AT a dinner party at the Cham
berlin Hotel last night.
Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Saucr and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Samuel r. Dunstcn are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Sauer.
OF Denver, Col. after a trip TO the
Pac!Ac Coast.
L. Frank Phillips. his two children.
Lance Benjamin and Pattie Lewis
Phillips, and his sister, Miss Nora Phil.
lips. have returned from trip to the
san Francisco Exposition and the yell
lowstonc Park.
Miss Ria Thomas returned to Ter
home in Roanoke last week
Mrs. William Saunders has returned
home. after visit 10 her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. G.. Quinn Of Lynchburs.
/ Mrs. w s. Copeland and her two
children, Of Newport News. have re-
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ORANGE

tspecial to The Times Dispatch.l
ORANGE. VA. September ll.-Mrs.
Page West. OF Richmond. is the guest
of the Misses Boston on Marshall
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Smith, of Som
erset. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Grafton for several days last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Green Shackleford, who
have been spending some time at At
lantic City, returned home on Satur-
day.
Conway Macon has returned to Sc
wickley, Pa, after weeks visit to
his family in Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill were WISH
tors to Richmond last week.
Randolph Marshall of New York is
On visit to his mother, Mrs. Lewis
Marshall.
John Walker, who has been spend
ing the past two months in West Vir-
ginia. returned to his home at Wood
berry Forest last week.
Harry Taliafcrro, who is living in
New Jersey, is on 4 visit of several
weeks to his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warren. Miss
Fannie Bradbury and DR.. Frank Scott
motorcd TO Tappahannock on Friday
and were the guests OF Mrs. T. r. Il.
Wright. Mrs. Frank Scott who has
been on a visit to her mother, return
cd with them on Sunday.
George Warren, of Baltimore. spent
Sunday with his family. who have
been spending the summer with Mr.
and Mrs. II. +. Warren. near Orange
Misses Mildred and Mary Newton.
Of Hanover, are the guests OF their
aunts. Misses Boston. on Marshall
Heights.
Rev william n. Smith, of winches-
ter spent several days in Orange this
n Of ~,
ter
Mrs. Bessie Browning. of Culpepnr.
who has been spending some time it'll
her brother, George l.. Browning, left
last week for California. where she
will visit for several months.
Miss Emma RiXey Crittenden return
ed home on Tuesday from Warrcnton.
where she has been the guest of Miss
Marie Carter.
Dr.. and Mrs. Lewis Holiday were
visitors last week at White Sulphur.
w. Va. and at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Price. near Lewisburg
Mr. aud Mrs. John Kilby and chill
dren. of Norfolk, who have been with
Mrs. Kilbys parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ogden Halsey. returned home a few
days ago.
Miss Elizabeth Ransom, who has
been visiting for the past two months
In San Diego. Cal, and other places Of
interest in the West, returned home
on Saturday.
Wallace Graham, who has been To-
cared here for the past several months.
left on Wednesday for Princeton. w.
| Va.
j. c. Page was visitor to Rich
nond last week.
Miss Sallie Logan. of Salem. Va. mas
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs John
g. Williams, at "Roselawn."
| Mrs. s. P. Rogers and daughter. Miss
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CULPEPER

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
CULPEPER, VA, September 11.-Mr
and Mrs. Cecil Baker and their son
Martin Baker. OF Knoxville, Tenn, who
have been visiting friends in Charles
town, w. Va. motored to Cuipcper on
Monday with a party of friends. among
whom were Mrs. Joe Baker, of Fred
ericksburg, and Mrs George Bcltz-
hoover and Miss Catherine Beltzhoover
of Charlcstown, and they were guests
for several days of Miss Lucy wilt
shire. who is spending tho summer at
her country home here. Miss Jessie
Watt. OF Georgia, who had been Miss
Wiltshire's guest. left on Tuesday for
Atlantic City.
The Fancy Work Club was delight
fully entertained on Wednesday, after
noon by Mrs. John Covington. whose
guests on this occasion numbered n
great many additional friends and sew
eral house guests. Among those pres
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! turned home after a visl, to Mrs Cope

turned home after 81 visit to Mrs. Cope
lands parents here.
Mrs. S. a. Bromberg and her grand-
daughter. Miss Martha Brombcrs has
returned from three weeks at Hot
Springs, and In the Blue Ridge Noun
tains.
Miss Elizabeth Faw is visiting her
sister. Mrs S. u. Timberlakc. Jr. In
Staunton.
win Board. who spent the summer
in Richmond. has returned to Salem.
Va.
Mrs. Annie Boxley Goodman is the
guest of her brother and sister, MIR.
and Mrs. j. ". BoXlcy, of Roanoke.
T. E. Kirby has returned to Rich
mond. after visit to Salem. Va.
Mrs. j. T. Crockford has returned
from visit to relatives In Staunton.
Mrs Allen Talbot is the guest OF
Mrs. Richard Yates in Lynchburg.
w. J. Hubbard spent several days
at Big Stone Gap last week.
Miss Virginia Parker has returned
from stanton. where she was tho
guest of the Misses Bickle.
Mrs. G. A. Tignor has returned home,
after a visit to her son, c. 7. Tignor,
of Covington, Ky.
Mrs. Lavalette T. Arnett, of South
Fourth Street. is the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. Charles Z. Williams. of
Orange, Va.
Miss Sarah Jerdone Terrell and Miss
Mayre Coleman Terrell. OF New York,
returned on Wednesday, from delight
full stay at the Grccnbricr White Sui
phur Springs.
Miss Bessie Wyatt, of Richmond. is
n Of ,.rla
ney, OF Louisa.
Mrs. Bum Wylie. of Atlanta. Ga,
who has been visiting Mrs. D. r. Cha
ney. OF Louisa, leaves Thursday for
her home.
Miss Eleanor Swami has returned
to her home in Ginter Park, after
spending several weeks with relatives
at the Sippewissctt Hotel Falmouth,
Mass, where much entertaining was
done In her honor Miss Swami also
spent n few days in New York, en-
Miss Mary w. Swami. who recently
went to that city to make her future
home.
Winston Boiling has returned from
visit to Wnynesboro. where he was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mehler
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Seymour,
who have been spending the summer
at Atlantic City and Blue Ridge Sum
mitt. are now in New York, and are
expected homo to-day. They will he
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bronson, of
Alp Allen Avenue.
Sherlock Bronson has returned to
his home, 412 Allen Avenue, after
spending two months at Blue Ridge
Camp.
Miss Lucille Butcher and Miss Leila
Speer, of Washington, u. c., arc guests
OF Mrs. William Bronson, 412 Allen
Avenue.
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BON AIR

BON AIR. September 1l.-Mrs. Frank
"oodson gave an enjoyable midday
tea to number of the young married
set on Tuesday. Misses Frances Wood
son, Margaret McCluer and Lillian
Cooke served dainty refreshments.
Miss Harriet Cooke has returned
from Greenwood. where she spent a
week with friends.
Miss Luc Gordon Is home again after
a months stay with relatives in Salem.
Mrs. Thomas Ellyson is visiting the
Misses Ellyson here.
family left this week for Charlottes-
willie.
Miss Augusta Barfeld and Miss Bes-
sic Cooke left on Thursday to spend
several weeks with friends at Gas.
tonia. n. c.. en- route to Montreal, y.
C.. to attend the Cook Latimer wed :
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Pinkerton and
daughter, Elinor. left on Wednesday
for Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gillian spent
the last weekend with DR.. and Mrs
Il. d. McCluer.
Neville Montague, of Baltimore, has
been the recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Montague.
The Bon Air Dancing Club will con.
tinue Its dances throughout September.
y large crowd attended on Friday
night. Only members and their Euests
are admitted.
Miss Maria Blair is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cannon.
DR.. and Mrs. Greer Baughman aud
family. who have been at tho inn, left
on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz Wilson, the
Misses Fitz Wilson returned TO Rich
mond last week.
Miss Evelyn Anderson. Of Crewe, who
has charge of the public school. will
arrive on sunday and be at the inn
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nithen Miller and the
Misses Miller have been the guests
recently Of Mrs. POLK Miller.
Mrs. r. E. Bridgeforth has returned
from A visit 10 Amelia.
Miss Sadler has been staying with
Miss Sue Powers.
Alex Neal left last Wednesday to
join his wife in North Carolina.
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spending month In the Valley OF Yir.
Sinia. has returned home.
Miss Pinkie Morecock returned to-
day from Fauquier County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick +. Ladd, who
have been mt Crozet. have returned
home.
Miss Harriet Hankins, daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. G. a. Hankins, Is in Wash
ington
Miss Lillian Mabin, OF Blackstone
who has been the guest OF Mrs. T. Fl
GeddE, has returned home.
Mrs. Victoria Lee has returned from
a visit to her daughter. Mrs. w. D.
Powell. in Cambridge. Md.
Mrs. Virginia Christian. who has
been visiting relatives and friends In
Nottowpy and Prince George Counties
has returned home.
Faulkner Young. of Hampton, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Spencer Lane
Miss Mabel Brooks will leave In a
few days for South Boston. where
she Will be the guest of Miss Annie
Faulkner.
or Elkton Va, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. y. Bucktrout, at The Oaks
MIR. and Mrs. Norvell l.. Henley, who
nave been in Portsmouth, n. H., re-
turned home the first OF this week
DIR. and Mrs. w. Fl. Kecble, who have
been at Dublin. are now at New Mar.
ket. Tenn. but will return TO Will
liameburg next week.
DR.. John c. Calhoun. OF the William
and Mary faculty. Is the guest OF
Colonel Rolf. at Front Royal. Va.
Left Scheie left the first OF the week
for Gainesville.
Mrs. NJ. r. Barnes. who has been
spending tho summer here. will leave
next week for Providence Forge Ia
spend the winter.
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WINCHESTER
Especial to The rimes-Dispo,ch.l

Especial Ia The Times Dispa tch .
WINCHESTER. VA, September H.
The last OF the big dances to BIO held
in Winchester this season took place
the Winchester Inn. II was attended
by great number of people prom
nent in local society and also MANY
from out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leigh Robinson have
returned to Washing ton, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Ward
DIR. and Mrs. Louis NJ. Allen. Of Cliff
ton Farm. Clarke County. have been
visiting friends in town this week.
Colonel 10 Lane Stern. Inspector.
General of the Virginia militia who
was in town this week on official bus
mess. was the guest of Colonel and
Mrs. Robert +. Burton while here
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes. of Nor
iolk. have arrived here to spend Sep
tcmber with friends
Mrs. G. II. Collins has returned ID
Washington, after visiting for several
weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs
John Stephenson.
Mrs. j. NJ. kittridge. of Cleveland
friends
Rev. j. w DuTcy. d. D.. has re.
turned to Alexandria. Va. aftcN Wis
iting relatives and friends In this CITY
Judge Il. w. Harrison has returned
from Front Royal, Va. where he held
Circuit Court for Warren County
Mrs. F. s. Anderson and her daugh.
ter. Miss Lucille Anderson have re.
turned from an extended stay al
Grotoes. Va. They were accompanied
home by the formers sister, Miss
Blanche Livcrs. who will spend some
time here as the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson.
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week. as were Mr.. and Mrs. Epps
Brown, of Atlanta, who have returned
home. Mrs. c. +. Ratings entertained
on Saturday with Il large card party
complimentary to her house guest, Mrs.
Ellen Lyon, OF Mobile Ten tables
were played. Mrs c. T. Bates. OF St.
Matthews, $. C.. complimcnted Mrs.
Lyon with charming card party on
"Wednesday. Among the guests who are
here booked for the autumn season.
which is the most delightful of all in
the mountains, are Mrs. Emma Boyd,
Sparianhurg; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mclud-
ham, OF New York, VINO motored down;
II. y. Openshaw, OF Buffalo, - Y:
Mr.. ana Mrs w II. Harris. Atlanta:
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Wanlass. New
York; Mrs. NJ Il. Matthews, MontEom-
CRY, Ala; w. y. Wyatt. Cincinnati: Mr.
and Mrs. II. {. BagGcrty, Chicago. Mrs
j. Il. Jopling. Danville; Mrs. Allison
Butler, Charlotte; Mrs samuel Iarri-
son. Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. g. f.
Morgan, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs j. H.
Schoolhcld, Danville MIR. and Mrs e
c. Duncan. Raleigh Mrs, T. j. Belts.
Atlanta; Mrs Charles Damron New
Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Smith.
Charlotte: Mrs Il. d. Munford. Miss
Ermine Muntord. Savannah: Mrs. x. l.
Dermltt. Jacksonville: Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
Mayhew, SpartanburE; Mr.. and Mrs. s.
y. Jones. Columbia; Miss Nina New
beck; Tulsa. Okla; MIR. and Mrs. James
~ Moncure. Richmond; Mrs Andrew
Gray. Richmond; AIR ana Mrs W. War
rcN Martin, Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs l.. NJ.
Jones Macon; Mrs. II C. Cox, Jack
sonvile. Airs. c. NJ. Lea. Greensboro
y. G.
MISS Klein 70 Wed.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. p. Klein announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Elsie
NeStoria. 10 Henry Lear Waldboucr
The wedding will take place in the
early fall
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ent were Miss Lizzie Simms. of Norfolk:
Miss Bette Smith. of Baltimore: Miss
Grady. of Washington; Mrs. Garrett Hol-
Today and Mrs. Barham, sisters of the
hostess, from Newport News. After tho
afternoons work refreshments were
served. the hostess being assisted by
her young nieces. Misses Janet and Lii
liam Holiday. and Frances Barham.
Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. Barham have
since left for home. the latter being
called away by the illness Of her father
in-law, DR.. Barham. OF Sussex
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin OToole, Mis-,
Connor. and Mrs. Caraway, all of Wash
ington; Miss Lucille Hathaway, OF The
Plains. and Miss Belle Boston, Of War
rcnton, were members of a house party
which was entertained over Labor Day
ana continued all this week at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie FAINT on jaime.
sons Hill.
Or. James F. Robertson, Jr Of Char.
lotte. \. c., who IS a recent graduate OF
the philadelphia College Of Medicine,
has been spending several days with
relatives In Culpeper.
Miss Addie Apperson. who had been
with relatives In Alexandria,, returned
nome on Saturday. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Morton Apperson. who spent
the weekend here.
Mrs. John Fray and her daurhter
Mrs. Wellington Wayland. Of Washing
!! ton. have been guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. fray, on East Street,
attending the Chautauqua. Mrs John
Fray, Jr.. and Master BILLY" Fray, of
birmingham, Ala. arrived on Tuesday.
and VIII also be guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fray.
Mrs. Claude Royston has been enter.
taining house party of relatives dur
Ing the last fortnight. among her
guests being her son-in-law and daugh.
ter. MIR. and Mrs. L. J. Mercer, OF
Springfield, Mass: her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Almond, Of Washington. with the
iatter's son and daughter, Net Almond
and Miss Julia Almond; her two great :
nunts, Mrs. George Mallory and Mrs.
Ben Mallory, OF Memphis. Tenn. the
latter accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. Anderson. and her grand daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Virginia Anderson also
OF Memphis. The party was joined for
while this week by DR.. Walter Quain.
lance cousin of Slate Mills. Mt whose
home Mrs. Mallory and party have been
recently entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hin and three lit :
tie sons. who motored TO Culpeper. and
! have been spending the past two weeks
! with Mr.. and Mira J. Polk lIill. and also
visiting other relatives near Culpeper,
returned to their home in Lawrenceville
on Thursday.
Miss Mary English returned several
| fredericksburg, but has since left for
Washington, where she Will be the
guest OF Miss Lillian keewcin before
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Miss Slonnc. daughter OF Henry r.
Sloane, the millionaire carpet mnnufac-
turer. of New York, sailed aboard tho
steamship Espngnc, en- route to France,
where she is to become the bride of
Baron Amnury de In Grange, who Ia
n captain I'm the French army, though
he Is at present lighting In the trenches.
1t Is snid that the wedding will tnke
pince In Paris. Miss sloane, ny see
rotary of the Lafayette Fund, did much
to aid the French soldiers, and expects
to tnltc up the work of finding places
for permanently injured soldiers. Miss
Sloane declined to discuss her coming
mnrrinsc. though ut previous occasions
she Is quoted ns having snid that hers
WINS not romance. and TINT she
had known the baron and his family
for many years.
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''The Tonboy'' Snock
.terly Voguish for the Present Season

For Girls of to IA, in Navy Blue and White.
For Young Girls the of the Smoked Frock grows
aace We have just unpacked collection Of the
most beautiful frocks of this
and you'll say the
Charming Shocked Dresses Of serge combination
with habuai silk shocked at yoke front back
and white Smart flat collar and trimmed with col
ored French ivory buttons set close Side pockets and full
pleated skirt. Unusually smart lines, $780,
handsome model with sn1ock of navy blue crepe de
chine finished with flat handembrodered collar. Vestee
sleeves sash and full peaed skirt Of plaid
tOnS--Very handsome, $500.
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WILLIAM SBURG

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. September
ll.-Mrs. j. l.. Mercer and daughter.
MISS Jean Mercer. who have been
guests at the Tate Cottage. Virginia
Beach. the past week. are expected
homo tomorrow.
Miss Kathryn Geddy has been spend
ing the past two weeks in Waynes-
boro.
Mrs. J" w. Lane. Jr.. has returned
from short stay in Norfolk
Miss Elizabeth Deacon who has beep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

Louise. spent last week at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Brook:ng at
Norfolk.
Rev. T. G. Scott and daughter Miss
Ellen Scott. who have been spending
the summer with Miss Nellie Scott. at
Clifton" returned to their home in
Petersburg on Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-12

returning to Baltimore for the fall ana
winter Mrs. Cave English and Miss
Julio Wtthers, who have been spending
tho summer here. will also return TO
Baltimore in few weeks.