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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
BOARD OF REVIEW
NAMED FOR YEAR
Heury J. Grip. Moline. and Prank W.
Riochiinger. Rock Island. are
selected.

2IfmberT OF the board ot review Tor
che scar wrrc appointed this morning
bv Judge y. 4. Larson. Those selected
we're Henry o. Grip. Moline, rcpuhli-
can. Incumbent. and Frank " Bloch
Hrssr. Rock Island. democrat. who
r1reerds W a. Allen. The third mem
beers BE- John Upton. Bowling. republi-
can. Who serves by virtue 90 his posi-
zion as chairman of the board OF sup
rrFirurE.
The hoard passed on all the work IN
Rock Island county 90 township as
SCISSORS. Complaints relative 10 high
taxes can b. filed with the board for
investigation. In cases where the
b6arl determines assessments are TOO
lua.. ihry can bc raised.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

80 havs astsn1sd ths zs~ttaE vrrs
e1f l-clis~f % discuss g. 5zst ozs at
tsra~Y wkas~ az ifattoas are eifh fa~
q o r. declared fsas a rssifsat lad<r
81 Rock tsl1Ef rognfg vas absolute
lr a~-rssz-T arf fraf shogid fhiE
r1arsr fsr sa o. provided rlfh on~
fhr t-srers.s % ere people su4ii
s1F@r
Sc asserted fsss ia cases ws~rs IN
faresi7rs Verr -rrrsssrr. % urffs q
sasess -1rs1s. q sgsFs was reeae4 on
sse-r -asf-- srf utffaaf r=~ AZ eaa9
ts~r- wts ea-s.f-rat,~ raare~ f1r tss
ssls ~ .4seer 90 90 d~f~ss~G
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
MATHERVILLE MAN IS
SUMMONED SUDDENLY

John Adams, we'll known resident
OF Matherville. died while at work at
the Alden mine Monday morning Mr.
Adams had been ailing for some time,
but went TO work Monday feeling as
well as usual. The coroner was call
ed and an inquest was held. Death
was caused by heart trouble Mr.. Ad-
ans had been employed as foreman of
the Alden mine for a number OF years.
he Is survived by his wife, several
daughters and one son.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
KHOR ASSANS WILL
HAVE S. MEMBERS
-Piay srsanas- 81 fythians First Of
Greer 60 H Instituted In This
yicinify.
FlEsT ASNUM ROLL Is TASES
weiiss Ledge Has Banqu@i and I'm
prsssits C@rsnoniss- ig5 Respond
iz< O. Their Nance

siHsF-fsrs~ members o. 81. George
lodge 30. e. EniEhts % Fytsias. so
tss. a. a session hsid last evssinE Ae-
erssrG th@ inv.rsf.cn 90 q charter
ms@b@rssig in ts~ Dramatic order
ta EEts % ShoTassan. ~hieh is che
Play Erosaa- % th- Pythiaus. and
stlrh wul b. issfitafse i- sfaiise 90
ere ssar failure
Tse order &C. q eide degree. ara %
OF B4rrtF social easur~ if has been
a gaFf o. tte kHiEafs % f'Tthsas lodge
fgr s1a~ time ia ere past. baf thr in-
sFIszt.uE OF che order .n Mptrr VIII
De- sa- rrEf ia this vfrinif9
TIE meeting jssf evening sak Of
particular note aiso. since Dc marked
fE~ FIRST annual roll call Of the lodge.
esd 100 members responded atru
their 1ames Eere called b. Eugene
Taylor. secretary. who acted for the
committee ia charge o. che festivities
800 r-su0Ea~s were made uifh apprp-
pirate remarks
Veteran Irvsis Given.
Veteran ieu~fs uerF presented az
Ger che -1u can By q. q uau.risDn
90 George % Buck. John Henderson.
Hrurv Schmidt. John BFessfrom. ur.
a ~ Beai. Fr~d % Watt and Andres
Shields Carl o. Lurdbrrr paid q
tribute 90 fh~ fas and p. o. Waraeli.
master 81 ceremonies. formed pro-
rras.1r o. Che veterans beaded hy
Grss rf-lr~r. standard bearer. while
sr@ members sang America
q ~rpss' aas served ~ u E1scr-
field cas- taastmasfsr AMI introduced
81 = Copeland. uho cav. au address.
C. " J1ns1r responded t1 toast
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
Cornelius Hickey.

J. L. Hickey OF the Priester- Hickey
shoe store received word today OF the
death OF his father. Cornelius Hickey.
who passed away this morning at $3.50
AZ his home Knoxville. Tenn. He was
So years OF age. Mr.. Hickey left this
afternoon for Knoxville.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
SAY MOLINE GROCER
SOLD MINOR "MAKINS"

Thomas pandas. grocer. whose place
OF business is a. 1859 Third avenue.
Moline. was brought into county court
This morning on an Information charE-
irE the sale Of ciFarrts 20 Walter Chip
ianiussy. a minor. Nav /. Tie entered
into recnEniraucc IN the sum % $500
Rifh g. e.. Eutrik.u. as surety.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
WOMEN WARNED FROM
Z. MOLINE SALOONS

CsiFf . V ctssr af East W1iine tar
tssse1 90 F-irt that hereafter u0m~u
ere rar 90 30 ait1wed in Essf ,taiinr
sstaoss Saturday evening h~ found
t14r u1ra7u friasluE with four ul~u.
TIE proprietor vas noe prosecuted. bat
earrirE has gone oaf that any such
iarifrnFs b~FrafteF will result 10
gsoseegfi6u-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18
DROP PARTY LINE
IN COMING FIGHT
nspasfi~aa ttfsrusYs n Melins Jata
In pi-sussisa ~ Ptss. far Ia-
aIei.ll fl~etion-
wayT 4 ETsrptNr IrDeE atsf
>. r. ksawarthr. vania~s fran Eaek
f.fsaf. Present AZ -essian Hsi6
af H4nnfaefnrsrss

1falas as fs have "a ssa sarf.ssa o.
Esaisaslan PR F1~ sarporr 20 seeuriaE
. rssidenf nifE- fer htecs tsltsi
eeuafY. ara lafftsl patns f7r ere t7r
NATION af Eats BODY we're launched sf
o a@~ffar H~Hf .a ere Mta .farr-s
hofef .asr rFre'az
a Vtsgrsas can pa. 81 .a fe 1r eros
scufsf la fae a6ssf saa m ere ra4ssf
~ enc Interests ~ E Fer nartar.
aenacrat ssd sraEi- eacfir@~ sar
fsdxa Of fH@ 0aarfeecfH llfirlsI eirr
euff from Hees ts,aaf ecarfF. areefi
fna 20 aFfaa ErH1rars tt-.sss~d af ter
session.
Mf NenWerfET tat 81 afe-re were
present sF far mrrf'ef fer nsGser
faeiaeiaF saG- republican ueeisefr
ef ne eauarg bar astacatE.1g wtas-
rsefGeue- rs Ia M9Isr
WhHr Wf E-nwertFT fs r. f-m6rraf
sgasafaF ~ macy wa.fa~ repguf.eaas
= was saif AL fs~ meeting 's wffe fs-
men az enc head sr enc 6on ntrt.ssa
asoqemerf r9r ere rrasoa nat te~f
feet fhaF fHrir esafifsfr vas robbed
81 enc q o. ~ aocfaaffeo AL ere 81.
afeiaf eireatr eoetrotl9r .a Rock tss
ianf
tnafher ~essian ~oeg-
40 d@reff- artfae vas taken sE ae7
pfaa AZ tasF evenings session. bat G.
- anticipated thaf as1thrr meefias
VIII b. h@tf sooa M sb.es s.mr plans
wst 30 farfh~rsf ta ter interest," a.
Or NsaworfBT
Eepuburass interviewed aat teasa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

II is announced in London that
nearly 100000 capital has been
promised for the proposed British ma
tional dyestuff industry by means of
which ii is planned to supply the
place of former importaiions from
Germany.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-18

Az ~ rsss On Ne use = ne
NrEss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
BUCKINGHAM

BUCKINGHAM. VA.S August a.
Miss Catherine King. of Richmond. is
here visiting the Misses Moss.
Misses Virginia and Judy Shaw have
gone to Richmond to stay with their
niece. Mrs. Hartwell Norment.
Mrs. James A. Frederic. of jackson
Vile. Fla, Ia visiting her mother, Mrs.
Sue Spencer, and is accompa MED by
her husband
Mrs. Walter Garnett, Of Farmville, Is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Miss Ruth Darlington, OF Charlotte
County, has been a guest OF Mrs
George II. Elcain.
Rev. J. e. Cook Is expected here on
Tuesday to assist In a protracted meet
Ing at Maysville Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis. OF Bir-
mingham. Ala. are on a visit to Mrs
a. 5. Hall at Alton.
Miss Rosa Gibbs. OF Albemarle, Is
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. S. r. Bon
durant.
Mrs. Emma n. Bondurant and Miss
Fannie Bondurant are spending the
heated term at Variety Shade" their
old homo.
Clarence Davidson. of Marshall Dis
trict. has resigned rs a member OF the
school board, and Rolfe Smith has
been appointed TO succeed hiru.
Dabncy Barnes and Eldridge Barnes
both OF Columbia. S. c., are spending
their vacations with their uncle, John
Eldridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

Ter. Ray Soloman, Sara Panaes and
Miss Toxins, of Baltimore; Marion
BARLEY and Kate Schur, of Norfolk
Rose Lipman, Rose Berman, Rose
Friedland. Lille Cohen, Ida Lutins,
Rena Nachman. Pearl Litchcnberg,
Goldie and Mildred Morris. Messrs.
Louis Gordon, l. G. Engel, Victor
Friedburg. l.. Captain s. j. Litchen-
berg, OF Baltimore; William Levin, of
Richmond; Milton Dreyfus, julius
F'riedburS, sam Goodman, Victor Schur,
William Harrison OF Norfolk; Louis
Mirmelstcin, Alfred Morris. Mark
Roscnbaum, Jack PeltZ, William Seisel.
Robert Binder, Lyman Astor, Garfield
kass. Dave Scigel, Jack Goodman, u.
Is. Gordon, MIR. and Mrs. Max Tuschcrec
Of Hampton. and Mr.. and Mrs H.
Gordon.
For Miss Ainsworth.
porch party WAS given by Mrs.
W. p. Bagwcl Tuesday morning In
Blackstone. in honor OF her guest, Miss
Helen Ainsworth, Of Oklahoma. The
porch VAS decorated III ferns and
rottcd plants. Progressive rock was
played. At the close OF which refresh
tnents were served ;
The invited guests were. besides the
guest o: honor Mrs. Z. G.. Bagley, Mrs
F.. J. Wright. Mrs L. s. Epcs, Miss
Patt!e Seay. Miss Fannie Irhy, Miss
Frances Scay, Miss Virginia Hurt, Miss
r. ate Cralle, Miss Josie Jones, Misses
Ellen and Mary Hardy. Miss Ruth
Compton. Miss Irby. OF Alabama, and
Mss Eva Cray Baker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

A,T and MIS-. W. G. Locker. of this
ci'F are the guests OF relatives in
saleaI for several weeks
Mrs Charles II. Ryland and her
fa1gh,er, Mrs. Ryland Knight, have
Gc@n recent guests OF Mrs W. l..
HEoaddus. in Bowling Green.
Mr. and Mrs, w T. Selden. of 25ls
West Grace street. have returned to
tHe cit|' after stay at the Grove
Park Inn, Ashcvllc. y. c.
George l.. Coleman, of this city, is
sreh"lmE the Weekend with his fam
,iy IN Williamsburg.
Mrs. James u Walsh and her daugh
ter, Miss Lillian Walsh, are a, IA.
tural Bridge.
Mrs. James d. Spencer and Miss
anne Gentry. Of Richmond, are visit
ing at Natural Bridge.
Mrs. S. a. Rromberg and her grand.
daughter. Miss Martha Bromberg. of
North First street, left Thursday for
a Two weeks stay at Hot Springs, Va
Before returning they will visit Staun
ton and Nelson, Va.
Miss Bland Cox has returned to the
CltT' after spending some time near
Howa rdsville.
Lewis Hiteshcw and sister. Miss
marguerite Hitcshew. of Maltimore ara
J. ;. Hlteshew. Of Woodland Heights.
Mrs. j. l.. Henderson and little
daughter. Elizabeth Caruthers, arc re-
/ turning 10 their home in Newport News
to-day, after spending the past two
months with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Egsleston and
family. who have been spending some
t'nle at Virginia Beach. have returned
to Richmond.
MISS Althea Esgleston has returned
( I" her nome here, after spending a
part OF August with friends at Luray.
NJ. and Mrs. Joseph p Brady and
/ the!r children are spending the mon tn
i OF August at. old Point Comfort.
I Mr.. and Mrs Julien Gum and thci,.
I t"o children motored last week to the
huHaio lAthia Springs in Mecklenburs
. county, whore they are spending few
days
Mrs. Frederick l.. Keen. formerly
Miss Martha Clarke. o: this CITY. Is,
! visiting relatives of Mr. Keen at Mon
mouth. Me
Mrs George s. Guy and her daugh-
tors ar" spending tho summer months
~ Shawsvilc
Mr and Mrs Dabncy Lancaster. who
nave Deen Visiting relatives at MT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
ntul home. in Caroline County.

rental home. in Caroline County.
Mrs. a. NJ. Arteyah. who has been
visiting Richmond. has returned to her
home here.
Miss Patio Fuller. who tcache. in
tho Richmond schools and who has
spent the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Eishburne. in San Diego. Cal, expects
% return to her homo here tho last Of
:his month, leaving San Diego about
August 22.
Miss Katharine p. Howerton. assis-
amt superintendent of the West Point
High School. who attended the sum-
her normal at the University OF Vir-
Einia earlier, after spending some days
With her aunt, Mrs. Eta Richardson,
IN Richmond. liz now visiting relatives
At Leo Hall. York County.
Misses Blanch and Katharine Tay-
Tor. daughters of Douglass Taylor. for
:nerE OF West Point. now of Phila-
'felphia. have returned to their home.
after spending several weeks with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs ]. r.
Taylor, in West Point
Mrs Mamie Richardson and her
daughter. Mrs. J. Powell Garland, Of
Holly Fork" New Kent, are in At
Mrs. II. l.. Simpson. OF New York, is
visiting her sister, Mrs Crosby Thomp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur a. Davis ana
son. OF Washington. d. c., are the
guests of Miss Clara Ridgeaway Mrs.
Jarvis was, before her marriage. Miss
Hayes Owens. of King William
Mr.. and Mrs. boswell Clopton and
little daughter, Virginia, are in Bal
timore on n visit From there they
Will go to Atlantic City for few DAYS
Mrs. Roger Brooks and three chill
dren. after an extended outing with
relatives In Maryland, have returned
to her home here.
Mrs. jenkins, of Ashland is visit
ing her sister. Miss Clara ,Ridgeaway
for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Nance will leave
on Sunday for few days outing In
CHARLES city County to visit in the
home of Mr.. Charles Nance
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian p. Mattingley
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde de
Farges.
r. Peter Palmer and vito, Of Nor
folk after visit to Mrs Palmers
mother. In Appomattox. for a week,
are visiting Mrs r. j. Palmer of West
Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
.endent of the public schools of Rad.

! tendent OF the public schools OF Rad
ford.
Mrs. II. r. Walker. Of Portsmouth,
and her little son are hero with Mrs.
Watkins sisters. Miss Boswell and Mrs.
Harris. Mesdames Harris and. Walker
arc specially gifted with good voices
and musical talent.
Portsmouth is we'll represented ut
the colony this season. Among the re-
cent arrivals from this city arc two OF
her attractive and charming women,
Mrs. A. II. Lindsay and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy Lindsay. Miss Jeannette
Stofrregen Is one OF the attractive
members OF the younger set. whb
claims Portsmouth as her birthplace.
Mrs J. l.. Vaughan and Miss Sneed,
or Shawsville. were guests OF Mrs. and
Miss Siddon for dinner on Tuesday.
Recent arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. W.
e. Thomas, Newport News. Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Scott. Cape Charles.
Va; c. Fl. Cuthbert. Petersburg, Va:
w. l.. Seldom. Norfolk. Va; w. *.
Whitehurst. Roger Galalee. o. l.. Nc
Marcy, f. c. Duke, Harvey Lindsey,
Portsmouth, Vars-Mrs. T. j. Bandy, Miss
Frances Bandy. d. w. Meadows. Roa.
noke; Mrs. Balm and Miss f. j. lsain.
Petersburg. Va. and T. w. Crozier.
Christiansburg. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
lottesviile to remain till September

lottesville to remain till September.
DR.. T. ]. Stubs. professor of math.
omatics in William and Mary. loft yes.
to-day morning for Richmond, on his
way to- Gloucester to spend his vaca :
ton In his old home.
Captain s. j. Brooks and little
grandson, Vivian Brooks. returned
homo yesterday after short visit to
relatives.
Rev. John Moncurc. pastor OF the
Baptist church, has had as his guests
this week his brother. r. c. l.. Mon
cure and Mrs. Moncure, OF Newport
News.
Miss Ellen Barnes. OF Richmond, 1.
here TO spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Barnes
Mrs. C. II. Davis left on Monday for
the mountains, where she will join Mrs.
NJ. T. Shipman for n visit to Natural
Bridge and other places of interest.
DR.. Davis left for Blanton the same
day, where he will be Joined by his
wife. They Will return tho first OF
September.
Miss Nan Gray, OF Newport News,
was the guest of the Misses Claudia
and Mabel Brooks this week. Miss
Gray was accompanied homo on
Wednesday by Miss Mabel Brooks. who
will be her guest for several days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
WEST POINT

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WEST POINT. VA. August 21.-On
Wednesday, 4 delightful picnic was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Hughes
at the home of b. Turner. up the Mat:
taponi River, which is the Colonial
place known as Kentucky" The
guests were Mrs. Burton. Miss Mary
Burton. Mrs. u. w. owens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Sparklin. Mr.. and Mrs
Hughes and daughter took their guests
in their fine launch. Lunch was serv-
ed on the grounds. and the party came
back by moonlight. So t ' 49,
On Wednesday evening three large.
hearily-laden automobiles left West
Point to attend dance at Glouces-
ter Courthouse One automobile took
down some of the members of the
Symphony Orchestra. of West Point.
These furnished the music for tho
dance. The other automobiles took
guests, who engaged In the dance.
Miss BerniCe- Stahl, of the Mansion
House. Euclid Heights, entertained
last Monday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs +. II. Hoffman,. formerly of
West Point, now of Port Jervis. n. Y.
There were several tables of cards,
while others were entertained by mu-
sic and dancing. Punch was served
during the evening. and later all en-
joyeG a watermelon feast on the spa
cious lawn overlooking the Pamunkey
River.
Mrs Alfred Hargrave was hostess
at delightful porch party on Thurs
daT morning, complimentary to Miss
Nancy Jennings of Culpepcr, Those
present were Misses Nancy Jennings.
Margaret Burke. of Rumford: Myrtle
and Susie Corr, of West Point: Mes
DANES Charles HAZEL. OF Baltimore: J..
w. Marshall, H. Lane Cooke, w. S.
Eastwood, j. l.. Bland and 4. +. HarS
grave. of West Point. The decorations
were in nasturtiums.
Miss Margaret Turner, of Ken
lucky" just above West Point. has re-
Gently had as her. guests Miss Edna
Orchard. OF Norfolk, Va on return
ing TO her hepie, in Norfolk, she was
accompanied by Miss Margaret Tur-
ner and Master Thomas Turner.
Misses Annie Roper Brown and Mary
Page Brown have recently entertained
very delightful house party at their
country home. near Sweet Hall. Some
of the West Point girls were among
the honored guests.
Mrs. Rawley billiard and two chill
dren, of Spotsylvania County. have
recently visited the home of Mrs. w
r. Broaddus.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor and
child, Of Charles City County. are Wis
iting Mrs. Taylor's sister, Mrs. Scott
Broaddus
Miss Lucy FAIRY left on Tuesday
morning for the home Of her brother,
Bernard FAIRY, Detroit, Mich. where
she will take charge of a music class.
Mrs. r. Bruce Ware left on Tues
day for an extended trip to her pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
WILLIAMSBURG
Especial to The Times-pispatch. \,

tSpecldl 10 Inc IlmcS- DtSDatCh.1
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August III
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Spencer an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh.
ter. Miss Laura Hubbard Spencer, to
John Lewis Tucker. OF Merry Mount.
~ c. The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry A. Wise. of Cape
Charles, arrived In williamsburg on
Thursday by automobile from trip
through Virginia to the White Sulphur
Springs After spending couple OF
days with Mrs. Wise's parents. MT. and
Mrs. Wise left for their home. "Kipto-
pek."
The William and Mary summer ses-
sion at Dublin. Va, having closed DIR.
and Mrs Van F, Garrett and children
have returned to their home In this
city.
Mrs. l.. Henley Jones, of Charlottes-
vile, is visiting her mother. Mrs. Har-
riet Graves
josef Reeve. who has been spending
the summer at North Carolina summer
resorts. has returned home.
After spending several weeks with
relatives In Orange County, Miss Lu-
ellie Brown has returned TO her home
here.
Professor and Mrs w. ". a. Blox-
ton left the first of this week for Char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

Airy have returned 20 Richmond for
short stay.
Arthur b. Clarke is spending a few
days at the Buffalo Lithia Springs.
having motored there from Richmond
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gum.
Miss Julia Spence and Miss Mary
Sizer Fuller are stopping at the Maple
wood Hotel, In the White Mountains Of
New Hampshire
Mrs. J. *. Bowman has returned TO
tho city, after spending seven weeks
visiting in Georgia, Alabama and Ken
lucky.
Mrs X. w. Macdonald is recovering
from a two weeks illness.
Mrs. Mabel l.. Moore, of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mrs. Travis G. watkins.
in Battery Court.
Mrs Sophie Harriet Bayliss and her
daughters, Misses Hattie and Catherine
!3aylss. have returned from visit to
Mrs. Annie Spalding Crump In Norfolk.
CAPTAIN S. J. Brooks and his small
son. of Richmond have been spendin:
several days with relatives in vii
liamsburg a.f
Misses Louise Jordan ad Naomi Gun
nghaT of Norfolk: Miss Emma
ltoane. OF West Point. and Miss Erna
Anderson, OF DanvIlle, are guests OF
MISS Olive Webster here for week
Pat Mcdonald, who has been Ill for
three weeks at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pltal. is now improving at his home,
270l Hanover Avenue
Miss Leila L. Specr. of WASHINGTON,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Barker on Grove Avenue.
Miss Clothilde Edelcn has returned
TO her home after a visit TO her uncle
in Washington.
Miss Ethel X Walker, of 1918 North
Avenue, Brooklhnd Park, is visiting in
Washington. kensington, Nd: Phila-
dclphia and Atlantic City for several
weeks.
Miss Annie Quiglcy. who has been
visiting Miss Annie Hulcher on Floyd
Avenue, has returned to her home in
Washington.
Miss Mildred Rankin. of Henderson.
\. c.. is visiting Miss Grace Ryan
on West Grace street.
Miss Annie Redmond and Mrs NJ.
Redmond Smith. who have been guests
at the Craig Mineral Springs for some
time. left this week for Bedford Alum
Springs and Lynchburg.
| Mr.. land Mrs. Stuart Hanckel, Miss
Shiplect and Professor Lloyd Newcomb
| motored to Richmond from the Uni
vcrsity Of Virginia TO spend the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
Closes Saturdays at e P. NJ;
Other Days at 5 P. NJ.
Not Every
MILDLY Suit Is
Kauflnann-worthy

WE are extra pickey in our
picking, in which respect we
reflect the character OF our exact
ing patronage. The skeptical
young woman who asks and re-
ceives "all," Is our particular de-
light.
A new Mar Hof model. Blouse
with yoke; deep collar and patch
pockets. Skirt full pleated. Sizes
6 to 20 years. Exceptionally SER
viceable at. the suit, $6.9S.
Mar Hof Suits, superb work
manship, adorable emblems;
blouse with tight cuff, puff
sleeve and insert pocket. Skirt
perfectly plain-$10.OO.
Mar Hof Suit, fashioned az
above, OF very fine extra quality
serge. The "star" model OF our
entire line-$16.oO.
The Paul Jones' Separate
Blouses and Skirts; each, $5.9S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
CROCKETT SPRINGS
Special to The Times-pispatch.]

CROCKETT SPRINGS, VA, August
21.-Private and informal entertain
ments have been In vogue this week
Chafng-di parties melon feasts and
afternoon teas have been much en-
joyed
Saturday night, after the dance, c.
a. Saunders and Roy Minter. Of Rich
mond; j. Z. Debrell. OF Washington
d. c., and w. w. Gregory. of Lexing-
ton. we're hosts at a large and enjoy
of the hotel porch was transform ed
into temporary cabaret. with tables
and chairs for those invited. The
guests included all of the younger set
and many Of the other sojourners here
DR.. G. a. Hull. OF New York. was
also host at melon feast Monday
forenoon.
An entertainment which Is noted for
its plesing qualities is the Family
Album" 1t was presented here Fri
day night by request. under the d.
rection of Miss Bertha Leeds, with
great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Langhorne,
of Richmond. who have been coming TO
Crockett Springs for number OF
years. are again hero.
Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler, OF Radford. Va,
who was here for her health. left on
Tuesday for her home. Mrs. Tyler
was much Improved for her sojourn
mere or some weeks Mrs. II. II. Will
son. who was with her mother. re-
turned with Mrs. Tyler 10 Radford.
prior to her departure for her home
in Ohio.
Among the weekend visitors were
two young women who have spent
other seasons here: Miss Nan Suddeth,
OF Mills Falls. Va, and Miss Mary
Boisseau. of Danville, Pa.
party from Christiansburg, Va.
which fncludod MisHea pcatri,e
houn, Kathrine HAIRLESS, Anna Pierce
and William Pierce, motored here for
the dance on Saturday night. Shaws-
Vile also sent a large delegation over
in hay-wagons and buGgies TO enjoy
the dance.
c. T. Hun. OF Roanoke, and FRANK
Flanagan. OF Christiansburg, were
among the automobilists who drove
here for dinner on Sunday.
J. p. Whit and wife. of Radford, Va,
motorcd here on Friday for pro-
traotcd stay. Mr.. Whit is superin-