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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

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bea1t11ng 3,1 geben. @an5 i'm @egen-
tbeil beldaftigte iid Yia,s X. iiber-
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mir mieoerfebren in Mel1ber1tnge,1, Sic
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obne ser Gntmidl1tng ser greigniiie
un6 ser gottliden @oriebl1ng borgrei=
fen 5n tpouen. - Got.
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Bapn Ytms x. a,to Die
r0mii6e Tra9e.
Grwartete ibr 26imng ais @erf Der
&uriebnn9.

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tboIild,e Mlltoren baben iib an oieler
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nit eriteren i'm allgeneinen oarl11
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sem eiuenr Sertreter Der listener
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@e11eoig bel berldie0et1en feltlid)e11
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niidye1 aDnigsbo11ies berfebre1 mill
fen. N1S ct Yoplt tprroe, glaltbte
n1al1 oober, baB CT iih bon Ser inner
hittliden @alttng Seos XIII, e11t=
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folgte in 6ieier &idtl1ng ieood fei1r
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mebr felt an ser @tellatng, Ste CT at
8eginn ieines Yontififates Dor oller
@eIt f~largelegt batte. Son groBerem
@erthe ober lit, inn jetigen @ugen-
Bid, no ser totale ~3uiammenbrn9
oes itoliet1ild)en gorontiegeieteS oor=
getbor 1por6en lit, 6ie 6eititell11ng 5n
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bits Nv. nn0 leines 5toats lefretdrs
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oieier Troge BARTLETT.
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orbeiters, 1par meit 6apon ent fernt,
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Soeen leines Nontififats Sic r0mi1de
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Ser r%eligoi1en SEE form 1tn6 int @ab=
men ieines @obllpruds: S%nitaurare
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
sein a%rieesplan.

vYa6"l REF pelb Mitolai, rtpas n1a4t
Wlir ne berlor'ne 9nrd)ornd)slgla"p.
ysabgiebisfeit lit G9rl1tenld|ml1d'
sScb fon3el,trierc midi 8arud
ilnb lod Sen Seinp, idlan, ip1e 11 D'n'
Sns poln'ide Seltungsptered I'm.
Tolat CT mir bort - perlteDn &c Ill.,
3alln flappe ib bic Safe 5nl
3ulebt getpinl,e i6 ocn S1eg
Sod nod, burh ben gridopfun9str1es;
Berbunoen NIT Ills1nngerilng,
8rin9' i5 Die 9eutlden auf oeH
Sdnung,
S Syess aases Seer 'pirS' 'De""'s sf'dS'ff'
llnb tpieber rief 6elo Nifolai:
u@ar5d)au lit futld! 9nrral Nu fpnthI
limb 6aB Die Seutl1en gang tapott
@e5n, opfr' id audi S%tpangoroD:
&lrlano uu6 Bolen rdum lb IT'LL
Mun merit bod) ie0er, mas id tptal
Nald bic aanonen auf Die Sabnl
Sns Squire rinl 9as lit mein pldn.
9tur INNER fir 3uriidgeran1tl
9ies miro gridDpfun9sfrieg 9enannf.
6in3u fommt, it's nod rid)t 9enrrge
Sic Nus5u,lg 'rungl"
l1nb friid. fron1mr, fret riidt Mifolai
gntldlo1en 1peiter aus, iudbeil
@ie aotpno ging in oLer Srub
Nolpoz@ %eorgietpsf perou.
Ser 2ibn1ann nit bem Beieler
Treibt raid Dor 1idl BEN giel Der
GallS nit benz 8eelt
gus 8ret!
@sit iciner Safe 5eist ii6'g liar.
SAP bieies man BLOB Safe tpar;
Ct lit, 11un tpir'n ulls borgefn0pf,
gelb1t bonn grldGpfungsfrieg erihopft
limb llniere ausbun9' r11ng BAT
Ct lel6er 1att.
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&anaoa I'M @rte9e.,

Cine %auffdaige grideim11g I'M
offentliden 2eben &anaoas tuar bel
M1tsbrud 6es &rieses mn6 mabren6
Der folgenoen erite,l 5tpei Monate oie
b0lige Haiiipitat Oct @ep0lterung.
Mon belprod 6e,r @erlmaf Der Or
eigniiie nit fo1t lta1renstpertber Sb=
jeftipitat. M11d Ole Yrelie be1pabrte
I'M Mnforg 3uriidbaltung. 8eiom
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rem rltbigen, Dornebmen Son IN ben
@or6ergr1.n6. MQgemeim mar int
9anoe sic "pssdt porberrfheno, oaB
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rirbrt meroe1l lpiiroe un6 baB Die 51
er1uartenoen Musfalle inn SUPPORT u1r6
Export 6l1rd 6eito lebbafteren San=
oel nit 6em be1n9barten Mmerita
ausgegliben meroen tuiir6en.
Gin umib,pung trat ELM, al5 Die
fana0iide &egierung ielbit auf einen
@inf bon 2onoon ms &riegsbor11
ltieB uno allies a1tf bot, um 6aS 2an6
%5ielbe'pnBt nn6 ipltematiih in beue
&riegsbegeiiterung 5u berleben. Ser
grfolg 6ie1er Seize lieb 6e11n au6
nidt lange auf iid tparten, potrio=
tiide &11n6geb11ngen, Mealien1m5iige,
tpeld)e einen beoroblid)en Gbarafter
geg11 Deutide 11no Se1terreider an
nobme1t, Gprmitanidlage 1tn0 Shots
folgte1l, nn6 es ip1tr6e 0ffentlid un6
mit &ilfe Ser gefmaf ten Ereiie Der
ll1dt, sic e6len @orbil6er in england
nod 51t iiberbieterl.
0us gr0Bte l11rgliid fir &ana6a
mor es ie6od, bob 6as 2a1o 5ur 8eit
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out tpie bonferott lit ur6 aQes ge=
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fomme11 lit. Gin 2arb nit elmer Be-
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tpobnern ur16 einem Sla6eninbalt,
tpel9er NIT 2eidtigfeit mebr ols 20
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nu1Bte natrrgemaB Defenders bart
nritgenontmen mer6en, tpetr1 6ie 5m=
meiit auf gr0beren 6armen anialii=
gen 9eutlden un6 Seiterrei6er IN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geiperrt mltroett>
&pen11 man sic j111rgen Mai11ner IN
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>pilig" ontperbe1 51 1allen. 1oS=
Ie1be &o11a0o, tpeId)es felt mebr alS
20 Sabren eifrig bemiibt gemelen
por, gin1pa116erer beran5u5iebert, lit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30
Sic ensIiiden. MnNdtspoitfarten.
Sic l1rlal1bet int @artelaal.

Inter Der i4peren 8elaitung, bic
Dos neue en9liihe Budget Sem SSn@
lanbzpotpertebr auferlegt, bIrfte bic
Sc timmung, Die in s3utunft oas
porto fir bic Poi tturten Dem Der elm
fa9en 8riefe glei9iteut, Ser ni4t
mebr als cine hinge mte9t, am meiiten
Dioerlpru9 erreger1. 8isber mar oos
porto Der go Ittarte Elm balber Yenz
M; ieBt ion iie. mie Der 8rief. etnen
G<ssernp TO ten. Dos 8riefporto bleibt
eleih, aber oas Gemi9t Des Yennn5
8riefes miro BON 4 unsen auf /
hinge rebu5iert.
9ie 5abrifonten Der Mniidtsppfs
t%arter, Die in @nglano ME 10 f%lorierz
ten ipie in 9euti4lanb, bon oenen
aber oo@ idbrlid peri9ieoene MilIioz
men fabri5iert lpurpen, befur9ten
pobl NIT &edt, oab Sic MbI9nffung
bes 9al6zYenmp zportos TIRE Snbuz
1trte ruinteren pirb. l1no Damn miro
ser 19lal1e @9oBtan5ler unenblid
mebr Oaour9 rerlieren, bob Die 2eute
ouf60ren, Mniidtspoi~ tfarten gu ienss
Den, ais ct our1 Ieine Bortoerb0bura
gu gepinnen bofft. Gs neroen M
GnglanO jdbrli@ 5000 neue Mniidtsl
%poittarten bergeltellt. unter oenen ieiy
&riegsbesinn Die upotriotiihen" pof4
farten bic grDbte Roue Ipielen. III
Sienna 1T Elm idle6ter patriot. IN
bletbt bic &etrutierurg, tpen1 mar it's,
3utunft sic Drudeberger nidt ourd
patriotic pieture poitearhs.. anfeus
ern tanr3 Il
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NernDie Srauen.

Menn sic Nerp0litdt berurlodt
miro ourd @eritopf11ng, tpie es balt=
fig Ser Sal lit, erbaltet SIR raid)e
tpenn SIR Gbamberlain's
Sablette nebmt. Gie1e Sablette BET
beliern ol1d sic @er6auung. 3lt fol1=
fen in @enrp's Corner 1rug @tore.
- Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

Mns sen 9lbidiebsmorten bes
&ol1ptmanns BON 8apen ipridt, tpaS
jene, Sic i'm 10 beftig ongefein6et ba=
berl 11iemolS mer6en foinnen = ser
Gentleman.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-30

9ie &iiitfamnter ser amerifami=
id}en @nmmitdt @ilion'ider Sb1er=
pan5 befin6et ii6 in 8etblebem I'M
gtoote @enniDlpamien.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
VIRGINIA MINERAL SPRINGS

VIRGINIA MINERAL SPRINGS, Au-
gust 1.-THE season at this popular
resort is now at its height, and about
100 guests are enjoying themselves in
every imaginable way. Some never
tire OF bowling, others Of fishing, swim
ming and rowing. while every morn
ing and night the large dancing pa
viiion Is thronged with both dancers
and spectators
On Tuesday night Mrs. Beverly
WORKMAN. Jr.. OF Roanoke; Mrs. Lam
bert. Of Lynchbure: Mrs. s. a. Plumir err
OF Petersburg; Miss Smith of Jack
sonvtlle. Fla. and S. II. Hoge, of Roam
oke. entertained at cards. Auction
bridge and five hundred were played
five tables OF each. The bridge prizes
wer won by Mrs. Loftin. OF Lynchburg,
and Gooch Vaughan. Of Roanoke. the
FIVE hundred prize by Mrs. w. II. Lig-
gan, OF Lynchburg.
On Wednesday night a musical pro-
gram was given for the benefit of an
Episcopal Chapel. at Cochran. Va 4
SILVER oner'ng was taken at the doo'.
and quite nice little sum was real
lied. Mrs. Beverly Workman, Jr., for
merly of Dallas, Tex, now of Roanoke,
Va. and one of Firginia's sweetest So
pranos. assisted by Mrs. p H. Gas
kins. OF Jacksonville. Fla. Miss Smith.
OF Jacksonville. Fla. and Miss Ger
trude Mclaughlin. Of LynchburG, rem
dered the program.
The latest arrivals at the springs
are: Mrs. Frank Bell. Ciallysolio. Ohio:
j. w. Witten and wife. Lima. O.: Gooch
Vaughan, j. NJ Bush, w p Gregory.
Mrs. B. S. Price. S. F. johnson. J. R.
Finch. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Haley. Allen
Haley. Beverly Workman. Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs w. c. Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Towles. OF Roanoke. Va: DR.. ]. W. De-
vine and wife. Mrs. Jesse Jones and
daughter. Eleanor Sanford. Mrs. John
Cobbs and Jesse Duiguid, of Lynch
burg. Va; Fl. D. Cobb and wife, OF
Farmville. Va; Miss Lottie Garrett.
williamsburg, Va; f. w S. Lee, OF
Little Rock. Ark; W. T. Graham and
wife. st. Louis. Mo-. H r. Phinney, G..
5. Garia. Richmond: Misses Levitt, r.
A. Harrison and wife, OF Petersburg,
Va: Mrs. n. w. Cobb and daughters,
Misses Catherine and Jane Scales nnd
son. Irving Scales, Of New Orleans.
La; Miss Fannie Sproul Clifton Forge.
Va: D. B. Cox and daughter, OF Ash
land. Va: Mrs. C. Gilbert ana Miss
Shirley Gilbert, of Lynchburg, Va: Mrs
smith. Miss Smith and Mrs p II. Cas-
kiHs. OF Jacksonville, Fla: Misses Ger
trude and Alice Mclaughlin. of Lynch
burg. Va: Mrs. Fauntleroy Lambert and
SON. OF Lynchburg. Va: Mrs. d. +.
Cooke and daughters. Misses Esther
and Marian Harvey of Danville va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
OLD SWEET SPRINGS

OLD SWEET SPRINGS. w. VA, Au-
gust lit would be sad to think this
gay and happy week had to come to IN
end. were 1t not for the joy that 1t is
the beginning OF another promising to
be just as festive.
one of the events of absorbing in
terest was the Kickers' Golf Tourna-
ment, the highest tension being reached
when the four best players. Mr.. Acker,
or Jacksonville; Miss Hayes, OF Louis
vile: Miss Swisher. of Charleston, and
Miss Lyman. OF Richmond, tied with
n score of forty-siX. In the final handi-
cap Miss Emily Lyman was the victor.
winning the handsome cup given by
Frank Payne. Frank Cook begged the
honor OF filling the cup and presenting
1t to Mrs. Cunnin CHAM, Miss Lymans
Srandmo other. for the first loving quaff
In the mixed tournament Miss Louise
buckingham and c. NJ. Norfleet were
the lucky winners OF two beautiful
cups, with the score marked eighty.
Another affair. the affair OF greatest
moment in the young folks calendar,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15

pretty sewing piece of Madeira hand
embroidery from across the sea. Two
largo trays OF sandwiches Of three
kinds. In exquisite flower decoration.
with clarct punch, minis and parched
almonds. were served. Toasts wero
drank and "mcrrie" morning was
spent.
Mrs. Mecredy was again the honor
guest on Thursday evening, when DR..
iiibhctt Entertained very large party
at auction bridge. at which the prizes
wero tasteful and beautiful. and oil
OF The accessories of dainty refresh
ments. decorative environment and a
charming host gave added zest to tho
occasion
All OF the pleasure of tho week has
not been monopolized by the grown
ups" for Master Arthur White enter
tanned his little friends on the eleventh.
his birthday. The number Of years of
his young life were shown by four tiny
candies that burned on a large choco-
late cake. Other sweets that children
love were served to his guests, and
happiness reigned supreme.
August has brought many recruits to
the Blue Ridge colony. among these
yas Miss Addie r. Barnes. of Augusta,
IA. who has been fully adopted into
ne family.
stockton Hcth, OF Blacksburg, Va,
Eas the escort for an automobile party
:: young women with Mrs. Canady and
IRIS. Peed as chaperons Rochester. y.
/. has sent Mr.. and Mrs. Goldnamer,
'ho are interesting arrivals Of the
"eek.
The Hill City. Lynchburg. sent for
he weekend two young men, Julian
i Addison and Charles Z. Burks.
The seaport city. Norfolk. has sent
taluable re-enforcements in Mrs. AR
thur NJ. White. Miss Blanche White, a
auto
White. Mrs. S. s. Nottingham and two
lovely daughters. Miss May and Miss
sally Nottingham: II w. Stanley and
his son. Hugh w. Stanley. Jr Mr..
Stanley Is first assistant TO the presi-
dent of the Seaboard Air Line Rail
way, with headquarters at Norfolk
Miss Louise p. Owen. Miss Lizzie G.
Penck and her father. r. a Pcnick,
we're highly priced arrivals from South
Boston
The capital city is making a record
for successful colonizing at this resort,
and contributes Miss Ellen Bates. Miss
Ruth Bates, E. B. L. Taylor. Miss Mary
S. Chalmers, one OF the oft-rccurring
patrons Of Blue Ridge who finds many
friends here: Miss Leila z. Cloves. Miss
Leslie NJ. Gathright and E. p. Addison
the father Of Walter E. Addison, the
well-known journalist and prospective
member Of the Virginia State Senate
Miss Julia Johnson and Miss Jose
Prime Johnson. chaperoned by their
aunt, Mrs. S. A. Bell of Norfolk, are
charming contributions from Farmvillc.
Va Others registered for the week are
Rev and Mrs. ]. w. G. johnson. Roa-
noke: j. W. D. Dudley, Lynchburg; j.
w. Cole, Norfolk; Mrs. J. z. st. Clair,
Goodwin's Ferry: Miss Annie L. Fish
burne, 3. j. L. Fishburne, Roanoke: A.
c. Thompson Chatham: Mrs. Doak.
Miss Bowman, S. H. HUFF. Roanoke:
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ". Turner. Mrs. w
c. Turner. Roanoke; Miss NJ y. Strayer.
Rocky Mount: H. Hanna Miss Mary
Sullivan. c. NJ. Hale, Mrs. McTier. Roa-
noke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to The Times-pjsnatch !

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. Va Auer.t
1'-ihe moving pictures OF the week
hafe passed SO rapidly by In review
mat your chronicle finds 1T difficult to
Keep pace with the events that each
Day records OF the pastimes OF tho
colony. "a tue
Iho hrst was a largo bowling party,
given by Miss Louise Penick, OF south
boston, va. Miss Rosa Trant assisted
MISS Pcnick in receiving and entertain
Ing her guests-thcse were divided into
Two parties-the "Benedicts"and tho
laos and iassies." and after two hours
or competitive Strikes and Spares
the young people were the vlctors and
Mr. Crump. of Mexico City. having
made the highest single score. he 10
now the happy possessor of a laree
package of beautiful stationery. Fruit
lemonade was served with small cakes
in many varieties. Miss Trant received
sweet consolation in dainty rainbow
sachet
Mrs. ]. w. Cole. of Norfolk. enter
tanned large party at bowls on
Monday. when prizes were given and
punch and waters were served, and n
delightful morning was spent.
Many small parties OF auction bridge
have been played. always with the cx-
citing adjunct OF prizes and refresh
ments, and on Wednesday morning
Mrs. Cornelia Branch Stone, Of Gall
weston. Tex. was tho hostess of one
of the largest auction bridge parties
OF tho season. The stage setting was
tho spacious cardroom in the annex.
the beauty OF which was greatly en-
HANGED by floral decoration and fra
grant boughs Of pinA. This was COM
plimentary to Mrs. Fl. T.. Mecredy, OF
City Point, the attractive daughter Of
DR.. I1ibbct. u. S. ~, retired. who Is
hero on n visit to her father The
prize winners were Mrs Marshall OF
Richmond: Mrs. Walter L. Addison. Of
Lynchburg: Miss Barnes. of Augusta.
Ga: Mrs. J. w. Cole, OF Norfolk, and
Miss Page. OF Richmond. and Dr. Hlb-
bett. who was the successful compe-
titor among the mon. Mrs. Mccredy
the honorce, was presented with a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
ROCKBRIDGE SPRINGS
Especial to The rimca.pispa,cb,

lSpeClal 10 Inc -IlWcA- DlSpatch.l
ROCKBR1DGE BATHS. VA. Angus,
1.-The season is now in full swing
and tho place Is full to OVERLOOKING
DR.. Morrison's home. at the end OF the
lawn. having been engaged to accom-
modate the overflow With boating
on the river Immediately in tho rear
or the hotel. tennis. fishing and auto
parties TO Natural Bridge. Goshen
Pass. Hot Springs and other we'll
known places OF interest. time passes
very rapidly. In fact. the days are
passed so pleasantly that the guests
lose all track OF time The largo
dancing class each morning In the ball
room. where all the new dances are
taught by competent teacher, at
tract oil the guests. those who nj
ready dance. as well as the beginners,
participating in tho fun.
Motor parties. both to and from
Natural Bridge and Hot Springs. are
of every day occurrence. Among those
of the past week was John y. Crowlc
Jr.. w. NJ. Wills Mr.. and Mrs Stewart
Moffett, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Schultz. L.
d. Myerly, who motored here with Au-
susta Bumgardner In his new run
about. all of stanton: John Sproul
chiffon Forge; Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb and
Miss Cobb. Raleigh. y. c.; Clarence
Abbott and Miss Grace Abbott. of New
York City; DR.. welland. DR.. Hyde
Paul Mich, Middlehrook: w. c. Nc
Cormick. o. II. Mccormick. J. b. Nc
Cormick. b. s. Rowan, c. p. Mcclure.
Raphine: w. a. Lynch and wife, Mrs
r. a. Williams, Grcenville.
Among the guests registered during
the week arc j. r. Mccormick. Lyle
Mccormick. w. C.. Mccormick. O. H.
Mccormick. c. G; Williams. r. s Row
an. c. r. Mcclure, OF Raphine: Mr.
and Mrs. Monett. Miss Lucy Walker.
j. d. Crowle w. NJ. Wills. Miss Angus
Ia Bumbardner. l.. d. Myerley. j. H.
Shultz and wife, Harry Gooch, Mrs
Waltz. Arthur Brown. OF Staunton: Dr.
Welland. DR.. Hyde, Paul Mich. Middle
brook: j. a. Sproul. Clifton Forge:
Miss May Champe. 3. D. Mayo. e. A
sale. Ashton Sale. Frances Sale. Lex
ington; j. I. Sale. Jr.. and wife, H.
G. Miley. Fairfield: Clarence Abbott
Miss Grace Abbott. New York CITY:
Judge 6. L. Christian. Mrs. NJ w Mon
cure. George Moncure. Richmond: w.
A Lynch and wife. Mrs Z. NJ VIII
liams. Greenville, and Mr. and Mrs.
j, Francis Dammam. Baltimore. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA,
August 1.-THE second week OF Au-
gust has been exceptionally eYentful at
White Sulphur Springs
After a week OF exciting playing on
the courts the Greenbrier Tennis Tour
nament closed on Saturday. The win
ners were announced and the Gun.
presented In the ballroom of the White
by James w Osborne, OF New York,
who made very interesting address.
The winners were Miss Hilah French,
Miss Gwendolyn King, Miss NJ l..
Steinway. James A. Blair. Jr.. Mr.. De-
Soto Fitzgerald Edgar H. Ferguson, r.
B. "igglesworth and G. E Winants.
The contest for consolation prizes Will
be played next week.
O. T. Winants. OF New Jersey. enter
tained at dinner dance In the Tudo.
room OF the Greenbrier
The silver cups offered by the Vir-
GINA Bar Association In the golf tour
nanent were won by Mrs T. H. Masten.
OF Kansas City, Mo- and Charles e.
Beckwi;h, OF New York. There were
iorty-hTe men and nine women con-
testants.
Miss Betty Booker. a prima donna
formerly Of the Royal Opera London
gave recital here in the ballroom OF
the Greenbricr. Miss Booker's accom-
PIANIST was Miss Marianne Meade, a
talented musician OF Richmond A
large crowd enjoyed the program
General Meany, president OF the New
York Telephone Company. and his son.
X. l.. Meany. have arrived for the horse
show. They brought over three ponies
TO be used In the show.
a large crowd OF spectators witnessed
e. tour-hall match this afternoon on tn a
Greenhr!cr links between Jim and Adam
Green. professionals, of Hot Springs
ana G. Motherscle, professional. and G.
3. Clark, amateur. OF White Sulphur
Springs. The match was won by the
White sulphur team, 1 up.
Arrivals from Richmond arc ] A.
White. Mrs. Meade T. Spicer, Miss
Miriam Sp!cer, j. B. Omohundro. Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Swarthout. ]. w. Tav-
lor. Miss Betty Booker and Miss Mari.
anne Meade, ]. r. Thomas. E D Hotth
Kiss. Jr.. Mrs. ]. B. Pinder, William N
White. w. L. Jeffries. Jr, Edgar II.
ferguson, c. c. Walker, Thomas r
Scott. c. w. Fuller, Fred Scott Camp-
bell. Miss Martha Martin. Decatur Ar
tell j. T. Parkinson. r. w. Darlington
Other guests arc Lucian II. Cooke
Roanoke. Va: A. y. Campbell, Union
W. Va; Mr. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Cayce ara
Miss Virginia Cayce. OF Covineton: d,
+. Welsh. Charleston. w. Va: Mrs A. n
Paxton. Miss Paxton, OF Wheeling w
VA and Julian Morris. Of Keswick, Va.