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ENIONTOWN.

az the home OF Miss Camelia =.
wright, z521 Guilford Avenue, Balti-
more, November Gath, at high noon la
the presence OF few friends, Rev. Il.
r. Wright united in marriage Miss s.
Jennie TowsOn, of Bridgeton. and Mr.
Glenn Brown, OF Fawn Grove. I'm
mediately after the ceremony dinner
was served by the hostess. The bri-
al couple then left for Washington:
on Saturday they went to Bridgeton.
where a reception was held at the
home of the bride. The groom il a
grandson OF Rev. Wright. Mr..
wright ana daughter, Mrs. McMaster,
returned home on Thursday.
Miss Helen Waltz, Of Clear Ridge,
VINO mad been visiting in Baltimore,
returned home the past week, she
was accompanied by Miss Mullen,
VINO remained for visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Waltz.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Frock enter
tanned their friends very pleasantly
On last Wednesday evening at a com
pany which they gave in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Myers, of Balti-
more
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks Tagg and son.
Ralph, and Miss Bessie Selby. of Lit
tlestown, visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Selby on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Witter and
daughter, Miss Thelma, and MIR. Olan
Shaw, of Baltimore, spent last week
with Mrs. John Shaw and daughter.
Miss Lille.
Twenty-Five years ago early III No
yember, 1898, Rev. G. w. Baughman
began his passionate in UniontoWn,
Md, just before Thanksgiving day
he conferred with Rev. Lassell, of the
Methodist Protestant church, and Rev.
seilhamer, OF the Church OF God, and
me beginning OF the union Thanks
giving service at UniontoWn was
made, Rev. Baughman preaching at
the Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Selby and
daughter, Catherine, of Waynesboro,
spent the past week with Elder w. P.
Englar and family, and attended the
butchering.
Miss Sallie Yingling, who has spent
the summer and fall with her sister,
Mrs. l.. 4. Eckard, returned to Balti-
more, on Saturday.
MIR. John Stone, of Becktown, was
taken to a hospital in Baltimore on
Friday for treatment. Mr.. Stone was
ia very weak condition from exces-
Sive bleeding at the nose.
Mr. Milton Sponseler, Of North Bal
timore, Ohio, was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Weaver several days
this week. 1t has been a number of
years since Mr.. Sponseler has visited
Carroll county. He was formerly OF
Carroll county, and il his youth lived
at Bark Hill.
The members OF the UniontoWn
Lutheran charge sent their annual
donation, 100 pounds of fruits, vege-
tables, etc, to the Deaconess Home.
Rev. and Mrs. O. w. Baughman
spent Thanksgiving with their son-in-
law, Fl. p. Fogle, and family.
The Lutheran &. z. Society held
social at the home OF Dr. and Mrs.
Jesse Englar, the past Thursday ev-
ening. The committee arranged
very good musical and literary pro-
gram. There were also games of diff
ferent kinds played so that rs guests
the young people and the older peo-
pie were agreeably entertained. Re
freshmentS were served.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist Protestant
church met on Tuesday evening,
elected officers and reorganized the
society.
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DUY POLES AND TIMBER; make
ND estimates on timber at reasonable
prices, guarantee the same; 25 years
experience; before selling or making
estimates call Sykesville 28W.
a. +. ARLINGTON,
nov26 St. Sykesville, Nd.
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sHARRER s GORsUCH.
DATIFICATION NOTICE.
h

Ir the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
October Term. 1915.
Estate Of Henry Sell. deceased.
On application, IL ~ ordered. this 22nd day of
November, 1915. that the sale of real estate of
Henry Sell late of Carroll county, deceased made
by William III. Flickinger and Jacob M Rodkey
Executors. of the last will and testament Of said
deceased. and this day reported to this Court BY
the said Executors. be ratified and confirmed IN
less cause be shown to the contrary ON or before
vided copy of this order be inserted for three
successive weeks in some newspaper printed and
published in Carroll county, before the 3rd Mon
day, 10th day OF December next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$93s.s6.
ROBERT N. KOONTZ,
HARRY X. SHAEFFER, Judges
SAMUEL MILLER,
True Copy, Test:
WILLIAM ARTHUR,
nov 27-3t Register of Wills for Carroll County
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NOTICE
IN the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
October Term, 1915.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
October Term. 1915.
Estate Of Andrew Drechsler. deceased.
On application, it Is ordered, this 22nd day OF
November, 1915 that the sale Of Real Estate OF An
drew Drechsler, late of Carroll County, deceased,
made by George w. Drechsler. Executor, of the
last Will and Testament of said deceased and this
day reported to this Court BY the said Executor.
be ratified and confirmed unless cause be shown
to the contrary on before the 18th Monday 9th
day OF December. next; provided copy of this
der be inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll county
before the 3rd Monday. 10th day Of December.
next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
s6.OOO.OO.
ROBERT N. KOONTZ,
HARRY X. SHAEFFER,
SAMUEL MILLER,
Judges
True Copy, Test:
WILLIAM ARTHUR,
nov26 st Register of Wills for Carroll County.
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LOUIS SACHS.
North Branch, Liberty Pike

THREE of the best Stoves Oh the
A market are Elm Double Heaters
Magic Airtights and the Farmer Girl
Cook Stoves are sold by p. 4. Bennett,
OF Sykesville. nov 16
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Cord Pants

We sell the best and are positively
headquarters for Mems and Boys
Good Cord Pants.
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Picture Frames.

IL you want your picture framed
come to see Us first, IS We carry full
line Of samples Of AT kinds convex
frames with glass $3.50 and I'D. we
can frame any size picture you have
we make frames to order of all kinds.
We enlarge your pictures make postals
anything in the line of pictures come
In and see US and be convinced. We
can save you money.
III. Q. FOGLE,
z. Main st., Westminster, Nd.
Over Red Front Store.
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OVERCOATS

Handsome Coats mt lowest prices.
Youths Overcoats, ~, IS and ~
year sizes mt cost.
Boys hobby ChinchilIa and Mackin-
NV Coats at low prices.
No matter what you want In Over
coats see Us before you buy.
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MEET ME AT SACHS.

State Road right to SACHS NEW
STORE. Drive up and fill up. MIR.
LEWIS SACHS, formerly of this city,,
has now opened his NEW GENERAL
STORE with full line Of everything at
lowest prices. T have also installed a
large Gasoline Filling Station and sells
Gasoline 18c gallon and Autoline Oil
doc gallon. Drive up and fill up. Will
also buy all kinds of Hides and pay the
best prices.
LOUIS SACHS,
North Branch, Liberty Pike
dee 8
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RuTFH'g % .
l t.

Hundreds of beautiful new ties at
25c and SOC.
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Knee Pants Suits
Underwear
Shirts

Monarch, the best 81 Shirt.
Manhattan Shirts at $1.SO and s..
Good Shirts at soc.
Best Working Shirts 45c.
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Sweaters

SOC to S5, every one splendid value.
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MOVES st Register u Wills FOR Carroll Count
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weekly card party, some for five hun
| dred and some for auction. each con-
testing for its own prizes. After
| rounds or games We're played the high
est scores at auction proved that Miss
! Grace Roswell. of Portsmouth, and DIR.
! Joseph Shanks. OF Salem, had captured
! the prizes. The fortunate winners In
the I'VE hundred game were Mrs. II. T..
Gregory. Of Lynchburg. and J. L. De-
brcll. of Washington, d. c. In the gem
crai drawing for the consolation prize
Mrs J S. j. Otto. Of New Orleans was
tho lucky one.
Sunday night, through the kindness
of Mrs. - W. Meadows. OF Roanoke,
who was the accompanist. n song SER
vice was enjoyed by many Of the guests
| Mrs, T. w. Harris. of Portsmouth,
delights many hearers with her charm
ing vocal selections; her repertoire is
most varied one. Mrs. Harris has
beautiful voice, full of sympathy and
sweetness.
The event of the week was the fancy
dress ball given Wednesday night Tho
ballroom was especially brilliant for
aside from tho varied costumes worn
/ ny the participants. tho oulookcrs were
handsomely gowned. The ball opened
with Il grand march, led by Miss Ethel
| Thomas, dressed as Music and NJ. C..
Thomas. In the effective costume worn
by tho officer OF the day of the Knights
OF Pythias. Mrs. II. Jameson, OF Dam
vile, Va. looked Il typical zinSaro in
her strikingly becoming costume. Two
OF the best-sustaincd characters were
Meg Mcrrilecs." the half crazy gypsy
in SCOTS Guy ManncrinS, assumed by
Miss Bertha Leeds. of New Orleans,
and odd Mother Hubbard" impcrson-
atcd by Mrs. Il. c., Fry, OF Selma, Ala
Paul Thomas, who Is excellent in all
he attempts, was splendid as Charlie
Chaplin. Miss Grace boswell. of Ports
mouth. was becomingly gowned rs tho
American flag. Another character that
was wcll acted and costume that was
perfect in detail was the little girl"
acted and worn by Mrs. S. w. Harris,
OF Portsmouth Mrs. Cornelia Gregory,
OF Martinsvillc, Va, was charming as
Bo Peep, and Miss Harmon, OF WASH
!nGton, d. G., was n pretty Dutch pea
snnt Miss Florence Thomas wore a
unique all Halloween costume; Miss
kathcrin HAIRLESS. n gypsy garb: Miss
Claudia No!te and Miss Evelyn Hair
rison wore effective Japanese cos
tunes; Mrs. II. Il. Gregory OF Lynch
burg. looked her character, an Italian
peasant; Charles A. Saunders OF Rich
mond. was dressed rs a country boy;
Miss Halves Penn. MS Mexican pea
SAINT: Mrs. r. p. Lee Martin made a
capital Alsncian peasant: John Pom
wore an effective costume, that OF a
Spanish toreador; J. l.. Debreu, Of
Washington. d. c.. was dressed as an
Indian; Mrs. NJ. l.. Harrison. OF wythe-
Vile. was bewitching Spanish lady,
IN black lace and yellow satin; Mrs
ID. w Meadows was handsome in n
hair and patches; J. Roy Minter, Of
Richmond, was a clown, and w. H.
Thomas, OF Bluefield. w. Va, was
amU..ng In his mock military uniform.
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BAlLSVlLLE

Especial to The Times-Disp
BALLsv1LLE. VA. August
and Mrs. II. G. Coleman and (,
Percy. Miss. are the guests
Velarin Coleman.
Thomas d. Hill, who ba, hec
Goodman House for his vac.
returning to Richmond this IS
Mrs. Newell Courtney has
Blenheim with friends for ten
Miss Mary. Noble and s.ste
have been the guest of MIR. Il,
T. l.. Timberlake for a week.
Miss Mary Malone, of Rich,
on visit TO Miss Ruth Rossoi
Miss Phoebe Hurt Is at HON
after spending several weell
friends at Chester.
Miss Case c. Mintz has ret
her homo in Mt Olive. y. G
making visit to her BROTH
Eugene Mintz.
Miss Louise Taylor and Mis-
Crowder are the guests Of Nil
Wilson.
Coleman ellis. Of Richmond|
the village for several days III
Mrs. George Sale, of Hall}
on visit to her sisters here.
Merry +. Goodman is at hot
a visit of several days to Ball
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G0RDONSVILlE
peclal TO Tho Tines-pispatcb !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
GORDONSNILLE. VA, August IL
Ashby r. Downer. of Charlottesville.
has been spending the week with his
mother. Mrs. w. NJ. Downer, in the
city
Mrs. Will Daley. of Richmond. and
Miss Audrey Scaton, OF Washington,
after n visit of two weeks the guests
Of Mrs. T.. L. Freddy and family. in
South Gordonsville. have returned
homo.
b. d. Linney. OF Blackstone. spent
several days this week with his
brother \. y. Linney.
Misses Lucille and Erncstine Splitter
have returned TO their homo here af
ter stay Of two weeks with relatives
and friends in Staunton and New Hope.
Miss Eernicc Eddins. after spending
several days with Mrs. J. Il. Splitter,
has returned to her home in Mary
land
r.. y. Woody. OF Richmond. has been
spending the week with his mother.
Mrs w ]. Woody. on North Main
Street.
Miss Mimic Schweickcrt. of Rich
mond. after n visit Of two weeks. the
guest Of her aunt Mrs. L. NJ Niche.
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ORANGE

Especial TO Tho Times Dspatch]
ORANGE. VA, August l4.-NIrs John
A. Reed, who has been spending the
last two weeks In Orange with her
mother, Mrs. Lewis Marshall. returned
to her home in Roanoke on Wcdnes :
day.
Miss Lucille Carter. who has been
the guest q Mrs. Ernest Hobson for
several weeks. returned to Danviile
on Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. L. c. Caldwell and two
children. OF Richmond. are the guests
of Or. and Mrs. Lewis Holladay.
Miss Allen Gray. Mrs. Wilson and
Everett Brown spent several days in
Washington last week.
Miss Lorena Graham, OF Louisville
Ky. who spent several weeks nj the
home Of Mrs. S. Il. Stovin. left on Fri
day for Connecticut. where she will
spend some time before returning
home.
Miss Page West. Of Richmond, is
tho guest OF Mrs. Robert Browning.
near Orange.
DR.. and Mrs. Walker Walters. who
have been on visit to Mrs Lucy Wal
ters on Marshall Heights, returned to
Lynchhurg on Thursday.
Walton Marshall, of New York. spent
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MANASSAS

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
MANASSAS. VA, August li.-Nlrs T..
T. Garrison l"ft on Monday for Ralt!-
more, where She is visiting her sister.
Mrs NJ. l.. Wccdon
happy party OF about twenty youn 8.
pconie stopped over in Manassas on
Monday morning. from Warrenton. on
'Neir way TO Happy Creek. where they
are holding camping party.
C. c. Wenrich, OF Spartansburg. s. c..
was the guest at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. d. Wenrich this week
Robert Thompkins of Washington
was the guest OF friends and relatives
In Mannssns this week.
d. n. Pitts paid visit TO his par
ents. AT their homo In Elk Hill, SCOTS
VILE. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Thompkins. OF
Washington. were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II r. Davies this week.
J.. FRANK Pattie. who last week was
stricken with the second attack Of an.
pendicitis In month, has again recov-
cred and resumed his duties at tho
National Bank.
George Purcell, Of baltimore. wa. m.
guess OF friends In Manassas for the
week END
Misses Ada and Ora Mason Kincbloe.
have returned 10 their home Mt I'm
perviilc, after visiting their cousin
Mrs J.. Frank Pnttie
Miss Mary Lcachman. accommodated
by Miss sarah Lcachmnn left last
week for Washington. whore for two
weeks they VIII be the guests q. sI-s
Frank Burger
ilr. II. u. Roop. president OF Eastern
College. returned TO Manassas the FIRST
or the week from Lebanon. Pa. ana
iater in the week made business trim
TO Loudoun County.
senator Il. T.. Thornton. OF Fairfax
Courthouse was Manassas visitor
this week
guest ~ the home or Mr. and ~.
'" Merchant on Sunday.
Mrs a l.. Nails and children have
returned TO Alexandria, after spend INC
a week al the home OF Mir. ard Mrs
W. y. Merchant '' .
10! visit 10 Crawford. Conn
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TO.DAY's BEAUTY HIN

To whiten and beautify TIL
plex!on permanently we hav.l
no better preparation than u
made by dissolving four out
spurInax in half pint
water. then adding two ted
fuls glycerin. This removI
pimples, shiny. muddy or
appearance. and Will! MAX
ones skin clear. smooth a
vcty. II does not show or
Ike powder; in fact. 1t n
part Of the skin: and for re
tan and freckles 20 unequa
1t Is necessary to shann)o9
frequently In the warmer
because OF excessive dust
fact that tho head perspire
and Is usually more exposed
weather. The easiest to
quickest drying shampoo I
can recommend TO our read
be prepared very chcaply
solving n teaspoonful OF ca
obtained from your druggis
cup OF hot water. This rubli
the scalp creates u thick
soothing and cooling in It's
az well as very beneficial d
and hair. After rinsing,. III
is fresh and clean, wh!le
dries quickly and evenly
Ing bright luster and n Sd
nness that makes II see.
heavy
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WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER. VA. August IA
great many OF the people who came
from the Eastern cities and other sec
tons to attend the Berryville horse
show this week. made their hcadquar-
tiers In Winchester. because Of the IN
ability OF tho Clarke County boarding
houses TO care for them over night. and
many entertainments were given here
IN honor OF the visitors chief OF which
was q horse show ball at the Winches-
ter Inn on Wednesday night The
largo ballroom was crowded with visi-
tora and local society people and Mr.
and Mrs. s. r Perkins OF the Inn dis
pensed old time Virginia hospitality
with lavish hands.
Mr. and Mrs Julian Cuttings. OF Bal
timore. who have been spending several
weeks al Capon Lake, near yellow
Springs, w. Va, arrived here tho early
part OF the week TO spend some timo
a, the home OF Mrs. Nancy Lee Coble
Mrs. Mary p. Campbell has returned
from Baltimore, where she has been
spending several weeks with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Wargaman and
their daughters. Misses Gertrude and
Tyler Waggaman. OF Washington. arc
spending some time here with friends.
Miss Winifred Swimley has returned
from Culpeper, Va, where she attended
house party given by the Misses
Roberts. whose guests included NUM-
her o! former college mates.
Miss Mamie Bell Gilkcson. Of Moore
held. w Va, who has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs " s. White. has gone 10
Lexington. Va, whore she will he tho
guest OF the family OF her uncle. state
Asscmblyman Hugh White.
Frank y Hack. who has been visit
ing al Spring Dale, the home OF MS
aunt, Mrs. Bette l. Arhucklc. near Bar
tonv!ile. has returned to Baltimore. ac-
companied by Miss Kathleen Hack. who
Will visit relatives in that city.
Miss Bcrtus Barr, OF Gaithcrsburc
Nd. lis the guest OF Miss Nell Hcdgson
az the home Of her parents MI and
Mrs James HodRson. at White Post
Miss Edith c. Gary and Thomas y
Gary. III. and Morrison Gather. Of
Baltimore, were among the motorists
who spent part of the week In town
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shaw left THIS
week for their home In Louisiana after
visiting relatives In town.
Phillip Williams. of Winston salem
~ c.. is visiting at the home Of his
mother. Mrs Shirley Carter.
Mrs William l.. WermAn has re-
tarned from an extended VISIT to her
son-in -law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
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Ava Gray have returned home after
week's stay at Ocean Wow.

Ava Gray have returned home after
weeks stay at Ocean View.
Miss Evelyn May. nlarguret Han
cock, Margic Spratlcy. Myrtle Harrison
and John L. May. Jr.. are spending
their vacation at Ocean View.
Mrs Nat May and son. who have
been visiting relatives In Waverly and
vicinity for the past month. left this
week for her home In Philadelphia,
Pa.
Row. Victor Lightbourne. who Is con-
Quoting revival services at Spring Hill.
about six miles from Waverly. was
the guest Of friends in Waverly this
week. Mr. Lightbourne was accom-
panied by Mrs. Lightbourne.
Colonel J. Il. West and family, Of
Suffolk. spent Sunday in tho homo Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. 7. West, on Copper
haunk Avenue.
Mayor Robert w. Arnold, Of Waiver
ly, spent the Weekend with his family
at Ocean View, returning home on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Arnold will leave
on Sunday for Maple Shade Inn. at
Pulaski. Va, where they will spend
two weeks vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. G. ID. Townes returned
home this week from Il motoring trip.
which included Atlantic City, Now
Jersey, New lOIh, ana rIn1laUClphla,
Pa. They have been absent for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. West and son.
John w. Jr.. are visiting friends In
Newport News this week.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Walden and
children. Of Washington. D. c., are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Ford
on North Street.
Mrs. Katherine Il. Hurt and daugh-
ter. Mary. are the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. l.. 0. Vaughan. on West Main
Street
Mrs Charles Foster and son. Of
Fort Worth. Texas, are spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Gray, on
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waite. Of New
Jersey. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Waite. on Copperhaunk
Avenue
Rev Elwood WEIGH left to-day for
Richmond. where he will spend several
days with friends.
Mrs II, y. Cray, Mrs Charles A.
Foster, Miss Nell Gray and o. Fl. West
composed 4 motoring party who visited
Petersburg on Tuesday
Judge McLemoro In Suffolk on We'd
nesday
w. V. Martin and son. John. have
returned TO their home In waverly.
after spending several days with
friends aud relatives in Norfolk
j. f West Jr.. spent the week in
Norfolk
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Daniel have
returned to their home in Wavcrly. at
ter spending a week At Ocean View
and Norfolk
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the Weekend with hi. mother. Mrs.

the weekend with his mothor, Mrs.
Lewis Marshall.
DR.. Charles Moncure, who has been
tho guest Of relatives In Asheyille.
N. G. returned homo on Saturday.
Miss Ellen Scott. OF Petersburg. is
on visit to her aunt. Miss Nellie
Scott, near Madison Run.
William Q. Tavener. who has been
spending two weeks with his mother
at. Hamilton, Va, returned to Orange
IL Few days ago.
Miss Mary Lewis Grymes loft last
week for Capo May. New Jersey, whore
she will spend some time.
Miss Ruth Riddick. of Norfolk. who
has been the guest Of Mrs = Greene
Shackleford for the past two weeks,
left on Tuesday for Washington. where
she VIII be the guest OF friends.
Attorney Henry Averill, OF Stewards
Vile, was tho guest OF his mother for
several days last week.
Mrs. NJ. Morton and daughter. Miss
Virginia. who have been spending SOW
eral weeks at the home of Mrs. S. b.
Stovin. returned to their home In
Louisville, KY, on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Hail. Miss C. s.
Dougherty and daughter. Miss Jessie,
wore visitors in Washington last week
Row, and Mrs o. L. Sans, Of Lynch
burg, have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. p. S. BoXley, ut Greenfields."
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson Morton. who
have been on visit of several weeks
to tho latter's mother. Mrs. Hobson,
near Louisville. Ky. returned to
Orange on Sunday.
Frank Priest is spending two weeks
with his parents near Rapidan.
Mrs. Emily Norris of Richmond. is
the guest OF Mrs. Byrd Willis. near
Orange.
Mrs. A. A. Culp. who has been on n
visit OF several weeks to her mothor
In Alabama, returned to Orange on
Saturday.
Newton Marshall. of the White Sui
phur Springs. spent the week end with
his mother. Mrs. Lewis Marshall.
Mrs. Ernest Perry and children. OF
Washington. spent last week in Orange
with relatives.
Miss Louise White. OF Ashland, Ia
tho guest of Miss Eleanor Jerdon.
Mrs. Seldom Boxley entertained a
rev or her friends at cards on Tues
day evening In honor OF her guest,
Miss Snead. Of Lynchburg. The guests
invited were: Mrs. Charles voolfolk.
Misses GeorGinia. Kate and Alice
Hostcn. Miss Eurice Walters. Misses
Isabelle and Josephine Williams and
NlTS. Mulien.
Mrs. Jacob Meeks and children. who
have been the guests Of Mrs DcJar-
nette, OF stanton, returned to Orange
on Monday
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence Ricketts, loft
on Thursday for the San Francisco
Exposition and other places OF In
tcrcst In the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Greene Shackleford
Miss Leslie Mcintosh and George Scott
Shackleford attended the dance given
in Culpeper on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Hawkins and children. of Cum
berland. Md. are the guests OF DR..
and Mrs Lewis Holiday
Mrs. Robert Roberts and son. OF
Richmond. nro spending some time ut
tho home OF Mrs. s. B. Stovin.
Miss Katharine Jerdon returned TO
Richmond on Monday after spending
some time with relatives near Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren and chill
drcn motored 10 El<ton. Va, on We'd
nesday to visit their uncle. George
Warren.