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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA. VA. February 10
Misses Elizabeth Richardson and Ed
wilma cowherd were visitors to Rich
mond last week.
Rodcrick Cowherd. OF Gordonsville.
was a recent guest Of relatives here.
Miss sue Hodgson spent the week
end at her home here.
Miss Kate Gannaway, of Lynchburg.
was the guest Of Mrs Dabncy Cosby
this week. Ell route to Florida.
bernard cowhcrd. of Alexandria.
recently visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. r. cowhcrd
Mrs. Sutherland and Miss Sutherland
OF Dublin, were recent guests of MIR
and Mrs. Arthur Walton.
Everett Mosby was a business visitor
to Richmond this week
Mrs. James &. Howles and Miss
Louise Bowles have returned from ii
visit to relatives In Richmond
Rev. Mr.. Meredith. of Scottsville held
services at st. Johns Episcopal Church
on Sunday morning. Bishop Brown
will hold services in the same church
on Easter Sunday morning and night.
Misses Jennie and l.outrclle Seay-
spent the Weekend At their home.
Mrs. 7. r. Willard and Miss Edna
Shelton entertained the Card Club at
the home of the former on Friday even
ing.
The Rectors' Guild of St Johns
Church gave most enjoyable enter
tainment In the form of Il tack y
party in the town hall on Friday even
Ing for the benefit of the organ fund.
y neat sum was realized.
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Clemens ap-catcsby Jones. OF
Monument Avenue. left town yestcr-
day for Pinchurst. y. g.
Mrs. De Rloisc. of Brooklyn. " y.
is the guest OF Mrs. George Frederick
Winch. at the Chesterfield.
Miss Ethel Aston Cahen returned
TO Richmond Saturday, after spending
several weeks with her uncle and aunt,
Colonel and Mrs. Bates. In New York
CITY.
Eugene r. Jones. OF this city. who
is travelling in the South on business.
Will attend the Mardi Gras In New Or
leans and Mobile, before returning to
Richmond
Miss Lula NJ Cairns has sufficiently
recovered from a recent operation at
st. EliZabeth's Hospital to be removed
to her home in Barton Heights
Mrs. 4. Sidney Morton left last week
for Charleston, w. Va, where she will
spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Wallerstcin. of
this city. are spending the weekend
at Old Point Comfort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Johnson. of
'Tuckahoe" are visiting Or. and Mrs
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PULASKI

PULASKI. VA, February l3-The
Embroidery Club WAS entertained on
Tuesday afternoon from to s O'Clock
by Mrs. B a. Martin at her home on
Jefferson Avenue. Invited to be with
the members OF the needle craft work
ers were u number of special guests
The work WAS laid aside after II busy
season To enjoy tn. refreshments which
were served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. \. v. Hancock. Mrs. II. W. Van
Doren and Miss Mary Thomas. Club
members attending were Mesdamcs H..
Calfec, w. H. ScaElc, j. Giles Bosang.
NJ. +. Landis, NJ G. Bane and a. V.
Hancock. and Misses Viola and Mar
garet BosanE. Mrs. Martin also en-
tcrtained with the club: Mesdamcs j..
y. Howard. X. IL. woolling. LESSEE y.
Bosang. Maggie Darst. w. II. Trolinger.
l.. +. Miller, Walter G. Price, j. G..
Massie. b. Laughon, q. III. Miles. NJ. X.
Langhorne. W. NJ. Morrcll and c. T..
Dyer. and Misses Alice Rlocksidge,
Mary Thomas and Charlotte 'rrolingcr.
The members of the Helen Kirkland
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Church gave a very delightful silver
tea on Tuesday evening at the manse.
Those who attended enjoyed the even
ing socially. while music was fca-
ture. The society realized about $40
from the frec-will contributions made
DS the guests OIL the evening, winch
will he used TO promote the work
which the society has undertaken.
Miss Dorothy Lee. who has been
the guest of Miss Ruth keister for
several weeks. returned this week 10
her home at Waynesville. y. G.
NJ. f. Muire and II. d. Howard were
in Richmond this week attending the
Grand Lodge OF AIasons.
Misses Pierce Lyon and Lucy John
son, who are teaching at Belsprings
spent last Weekend with the former $
parents, Squire and Mrs. S. NJ. Lyon
, Mrs. T. l.. Campbell and son, Donald
have gone to Richmond to visit hei
daughter. Mrs. II. II. Hall
Miss Mary Butcher, of Farmville. Va
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. III. Bran
bltt.
MIR. and Mrs. o. b. Newton, OF Roam
okc, have been visiting Mrs. Newton's
mother. Mrs. s. T.. Purvis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert &. Graham at
tended the anniversary of the birth of
Mrs. Mamie NJ. Graham at Wytheville
on Monday, ii being her seventy-second
anniversary. The affair was given at
the home OF Judge and Mrs. w. E.
Fulton.
Mrs. Thornton l.. Massie, who has
been spending some time In Roanoke,
has returned to Pulaski.
Mrs. Fl. G. Gilmcr and daughter. Lila
Saul. arc visiting Salem friends this
week
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SPRING SEASON COMING
WITH RUSH At THE WHITE
an Unusual Number OF Arrivals
Have Drifted In From South
ern Resorts.
REGISTRATIONS ARE HEAVY
Florida Winter Colonies Are Con-
tributing to Roster at West Vir-
ginia's Society Centre-Nurnber OF
Handsome Affairs Are Given.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA.
February l3.-The spring season is
coming on here with rush. An I'M
usual number of early arrivals have
drifted In from the Southern resorts,
ana many who have come within the
past week Will remain over for the
Washington birthday anniversary ball
festivities
Aiken. Augusta. St Augustine,
Thomasville. Ormond. Miami and Palm
Beach will all be represented in the
March and April throngs that will begin
TO come here on the LIST of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell Steward. who
are now at Aiken. will return In March,
as Will Mr. and Mrs NJ. L. Akers and
MISS Jane Akcrs. who are also at
Aiken
Mr. and Mrs John c. King, John
bradley Kitchen and number Of
others will come with the Palm Beach
crowd early next month
William Penn Crasson. Charge
dAfairs ut Panama, who has been
taking his scninannual ''kur" here,
was among those who this week enter
'ained at the Log Cabin. where old
virginia lunchcons. teas and suppcra
and game affairs continue to draw the
crowd.
Count John Clerici gave "A tea in the
spring room this week. and others
entertaining during the afternoon.
The dansants have included A. ~. Post
Mitchell. OF Tuxedo: Mr.. and Mrs Caleb
j. Milne. Of Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick G.. Wackcr of Chicago: John
H. Mitchell, of st. Paul: Mr.. and Mrs.
q. w. Potter. OF New York: Mr. and
Mrs Daniel S. Robert. OF Pittsburgh.
who Joined the colony. and Frank
Trumbull. who entertained in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Connfelt.
who have returned for their annual
spring sojourn.
Recent registrations at the New
Greenbricr include Mrs. Frances Gage.
Mrs. Condo Racquet Thorn. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Sisson. Mr. and Mrs. +. g..
Jenkins. Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry b. Duker. Percy ID. McLaran, Of
baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. O. r..
OShauncssy, OF Providence. MIR. and
Mrs. Frank II. Davis, OF Elizabeth;
Thomas II. Powers, of Philadelphia:
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Wcntz. OF Norris
town, Pa: Mrs. NJ Beckwith. Miss VI.
r. Beckw!th, OF Garrison: j.. y. Price,
OF Pittsburgh: the Misses Curtis. MIR.
and Mrs. G. j, Iiutchins. OF Boston:
Mr.. and Mrs +. T.. Iaplin. OF Cleve-
land; G. r. Chapman. OF Joplin. Mo;
Mrs. Milton Il. Huston. OF Los Angeles;
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Rogers. OF Wash
inEton: Arthur T. Parsons and William
l.. Farnell, OF Richmond.
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ORANGE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.J
ORANGE. VA. February l3.-Mi.s
Ethel Wambersee has been on a recent
visit to her sister. Mrs. w. w. Osborne,
OF Gordonsville.
Messrs. r. S. Boxley and W. C. Box
ley were recent visitors TO Charlottes-
VILE.
Misses Mary L. Crcnshaw and Fanni,
Crenshaw. OF Hawheld. who have been
the guests of friends In Washington for
some time. returned home a few DAYS
ago.
Mrs. Thomas Peytou. Jr., Miss Helen
Peyton. and Miss Nellie Somervine, OF
Rapidan. have been recent visitors to
Orange
j. George Hiden. Of Culpeper, was a
visitor to Orange n few days ago
Mrs. NJ. a. Turner and daughter. Mis-.
Austin. have gone to Woodbury. For
est, where they Will spend the remain
der of the winter with Professor
Turner.
Colonel and Mrs Eustace Golsan, &C
, Bloomingdalc. Somerset. who have beer
san. of Richmond. returned home few
days ago.
Miss Mary Lewis Grymes is spending
some time in Baltimore
Is. ri. Rawlings has been on recent
trip to Washington.
Aubrey Watts and family have re-
Gently returned to Pleasant View. Am
hcrst County, the formers old home to
reside
Mrs. j. s. Hale. oe New York, is the
guest OF Mrs. r. c. Booton.
j. w. Hehin. OF Fauquier, was a
visitor to Orange recently
Miss Lucy Taliaferro. who has been
spending some time in Charlotte, y. C.
is now the guest OF her brother, James
! l.. Taliaferro. of jacksonville Fla
Mrs. Henry c. Warren. who has been
! on Il visit to Richmond. and to Bon
Air as the guest of her sister Mrs. Will
liam Kirkland, returned home a few
days ago.
Mrs. George Scott and daughter. Miss
Catharine, were visitors to Charlottes-
| Vile last week
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Page spent last
| week in Richmond
Mrs. Robert Carter has been on a visit
to Yer old home I'm Fauquier County.
Miss Florence Nass. of Culpeper and
| Miss Hull. OF Washington, are tho
weekend guests OF Mrs Lawrence
Ricketts,
Miss Julia Goodloe. OF C;ordonsville. i.
the guest Of Miss Fannie Bradbury
Mrs. George Browning and Mrs Bes.
| sic browning, who have been visiting
in Richmond. returned to Orange a few
days ago
Mrs. Lawrence Ricketts, gave a most
attractive tea on SATURDAY. evening in
honor OF Misses Hull and Vass.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Page were visit
ors to Charlottesville on Wednesday
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HARRISONBURG

HARRISONBURG. VA. February l3.
Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Hewitt are at
tending the BILLY Sunday meetings
in Philadelphia. Mr.. Hewitt is pastor
OF the EIarrisonburg Baptist Church.
Mrs. r. l.. Beck and Miss I.anora
Bryan. OF Roanoke. are guests of MIR.
and Mrs. @. w. Bryan in Dayton.
Miss Frances Compton. who is teach
ing near New Market. Shenandoah
County. was a recent visitor ut her
home here.
Miss Nelson Maxwell is visiting rcla-
tives in Staunton.
Mrs, +. w. flowers. OF White Post.
Clarke County. is tho guest OF her
mother. Mrs, J. II. Ship. in Elkton.
Mrs. !. Paul Fletcher. of Richmond.
who recently visited her brother. DIR.
l.. L. Amiss, in Luray Ia the guest of
Mrs. w. III. Kcister on Franklin Street.
MIR. and Mrs. +. II. Ham. of West
field. New Jersey, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w q. McCorkle. They are
cn route to the Mardi Gras In New
Orleans.
Miss Matte Points, of Washington.
is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Saylor
ID. Myers.
Former State Senator and Mrs.
George II. Keczell. are spending several
days in Richmond.
Mrs r. Caldwell Taylor. of Rich
mond. was a recent guest Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter y. Sprinkcl.
Miss Margaret Kavanaugh has re-
turned from Il visit of six weeks In
Bel Air. Md, Washington and Ralti-
more.
Miss Virginia IIarnsbcrEcr is teach
ing mathematics at the state Normal
School In place of Miss Natalie Lam
caster. who has been given six
months leave OF absence.
Mrs. Schuyler Bradley has returned
from Charleston. w. Va, where she
attended the marriage OF her brother.
MIR. Byrnc.
Miss Polly Wolfe, of Elkton, has re-
turned from Il visit to relatives In
Roanoke.
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NadameI6mer mdAevChiLdrea

Kenyon and his bride will be at home
In Syracuse, y. y. where the groom is
Il well Known real estate man.
Mr.. Kenyon is related TO great
many prominent people in New York
and Is nephew OF Long John" Went
and member Of Congress The mar
rage Tuesday evening will be a most
interesting one.
Delightful Luncheon.
Mrs. l., l. Bryant. OF eo5 North
Twentyffth Street, gave a delightful
luncheon TO few Of her friends
Thursday afternoon from 3 to >
o'clock. Among those present were
Mcsdamcs Il. II. Thompson. r. s Dyson,
c. A. Brothers. w. II. Asenham. w w.
Pendlcton. j. O. Philips. Mrs Carter
ard Mrs. !. Il. Whitchurst
birthday Party.
Miss Ethel Barker entertained in
honor OF her birthday last Monday
evening. The dining room was beau
ifully decorated for the occasion in "A
color scheme of pink and white and the
birthday cake was decorated with pink
candles. The table was adorned with
silver vases of pink carnations and
aZalcas. The hostess was dressed In
pink charmucsc and shadow lace, and
her flowers were pink carnations
Among those present were: Misses
Cassie Didlakc. Ollie Didlak.e
Barnes. Alice Thorpe. Helen crook s.
Ruby Reed Marie Atkisson: Mcssrs
Tom Norris. McCaulcy Chcnault. Bcr-
nard Reed, Jessie bailey. Glenn. Scay,
Taylor Whitchurst, Horace Allen, Rus
sell Chenault, Carl Dunford, Stanley
barker. Russell Barnes. Mrs. w. w
C. W. Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. TIL
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PROVIDENCE FORGE

PROVIDENCE FORGE. February 10.
The Shining Circle OF Kings Daugh-
tcrs met on Thursday afternoon with
"irS' Muhucn. me attendance was
good, and the usual routine OF bust
ness was attended TO.
Miss Miriam Coleman has returned
to school In Richmond after brief
visit TO Stirling.
Mr. and Mrs Hill Christian and Mr..
and Mrs. Edmond Christian were guests
'hls week or Mrs. J. II. Christian.
Miss Bessie Brown. of boulevard
was the guest on Tuesday of Mrs,
Harry Oliver
Charlie Clark. of the Union Theo-
logical Seminary, preached on Sunday
In the Union chapel here.
Miss Phoebe Potts has returned from
VISIT to her sister. Mrs. John Pierce,
of Arvona
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FORK UNION

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
FORK UNION. VA. February Ia
Miss Marguerite Pitts, of Fix Hill, at
tended the football banquet here this
week.
Rev. Plummcr l.. Jones occupied the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday.
W. II. Perkins left last week for St
Louis to resume his business.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilmer =. Jones gave {,
delightful evening recently to a mum
Der of young people. Those present
were: Miss Mary Chcatwood. of Rich
mond: Rosa Norvcll, Helen Thomas
Lucille Sncad. Florence Norvcll Mrs
Lucille Sncad. Florence Norvell. Mrs
B. IL. Kennedy. Mrs. Grafton Snead
Mcssrs. Ralph Sncad. Henry Thomas. G;
II. Jones, Andrew Scay, Dewey and Guy
Snead. John Snead. John Townes. VIII
liam Petit and Frank Seay.
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George Ben Johnston on East Grace
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Kaufman,
VINO have been spending some time in
the bcrmudas, returned to Richmond
Oh Friday.
Miss Sallie w. Smith. of Shadwell. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. William f..
Rhea. at 2S09 Grove Avenue.
Miss Matte Fourrurean Is spending
the month OF February with friends In
Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs g. 7. w. Kern is i'll at the
Hygeia Hospital in this city.
Mrs James +. Cannon has returned to
Richmond, after visiting Mrs. T. r.
Baird. Jr in Norfolk.
Mrs William RuHin Cox is leaving
Monday for Il short stay in Washing
ton and Baltimore.
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GORDONSVILLE
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Especial to ~hc Times-DiSpatch1
GORDONSNlJ.LE. VA. February l3.-
Professor Il. H.. Faulconer. who has
been teaching in Accomac County. has
returned to his home here on account
OF Ill health.
Miss Agnes l. Bcckham. after a visit
or two weeks. the guest of her brother,
a. D. Beckham. and other relatives in
Greensboro, y. c., has returned TO her
home here.
Mrs Lula Porlcy has returned to her
hone at Madison Mills. after visit
10 her sister, Mrs. j. J.. Faber
Miss Pearl Davenport has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs c. r.
GoodinS, near Orange.
John w. Martin spent several days
this week with friends in Richmond
Mrs. Arthur Cole. OF Shenandoah. has
been spending the week with her sister
Mrs. Il. \. Thacker In the city.
Mrs. w. K. Drummond has returned
to Roanoke. after spending several
days with Mrs. Il. \. Thackcr
Iohn atkinson: Jr.. X. G.. Watkins
and w Il. Freddy were, in Washing
ton this week on business.
Mrs. q. I. Cowhcrd has returned from
visit TO her father. Rev. w. H.
Camper. at Nasons. this county.
Mrs. j. r. Bailey has been spending
the week with Mrs. Anderson in
Orange.
Miss Gertrude Brooking, after stay
IN the city as the guest of Mrs +
L. Banks. has returned to Orange
j. :. iiuh. Jr, spent the week with
relatives and friends at Bristow.
Rev. w. III. Cumpston has returned
! from visit to friends at Riverton
y. j.
Miss Minnie Downin left this weer
To spend some time with her brother
| William DOWN, in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. ThOmass spen
Wednesday and Thursday with friend:
in Washington
Mrs. Mary Giannini. OF Clifton Forge
Is the guest of Mrs. b. ID. McAlcxandet
in South Gordonsvillc
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MILLER SCHOOL

Special to The Times Dispatch.
MlLLEii SCHOOL. VA. February IL.
Key. j. w. Wildman, of Hiilsboro,
preached here on Sunday evening.
Elliott Nawtcr recently paid the
school Il flying visit
Philip II. Taylor left this week for
Blueheld. w. Va, to take n position
MISS Roberta Fulton left this week
for Raleigh, y. c.
Miss Laura II. Jordan left this week
Tor Florida, where she will spend her
holiday
Rev. l.. Hunter Early recently went
10 Philadelphia to hear Billy Sunday.
MISS Ella j. Harding paid n visit to
Wayncsboro, Va. this week
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HOT TEA BREAKS
A COLD-TRY THIS

Get small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea. or. as the German folks
call 1t. Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take n TABLESPOONFUL
OF the tea. put n cup of boiling water
upon IT, pour through sieve and
drink teacup full at any time. 1t Is
tho most effective way to break n cold
and cure grip. as 1t opens the pores
relieving congestion. Also 1oosens the
bowels. thus breaking n cold at once.
IT Is inexpensive and entirely vege.
table. therefore harmless
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-you lDiN receive
these IL numbers of Vogue

American Travel May IS
Late Spring fashions and special
country interests.
Summer Fashions June
The final showing OF the Summer
modes that will be.
In the Country Juno rs
Where to go, how to 20. what to
wear, and how TO wear It.
Hot Weather Fashions July I
The correct wardrobe and squip-
msnt for all outdoor sports.
Hoatesses July IS
The fine art of entertaining. indoors
and out.
London and Paris Seasons Aus.
What is going on in the beau monde
abroad. Midsummer festivities At
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

ST. Johns Circle of Kings Daughters
Will meet Monday afternoon at O'Clock
with Mrs. c. j. Billups, 26l0 East Broad
street. All members are asked TO make
their ticket reports at this meeting
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WOMEN's MEETINGS.

The February meeting OF the Council
Of Jewish Juniors will take place in the
Sabbath School room of Temple Beth
Ahabah at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The program will he furnished by the
Norfolk section.
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The Helping Hand Circle of the
Kings Daughters will meet on Monday
afternon at 1870 o'clock in the home Of
Mrs. Harry T. Moore, 2209 East Broad
street. They will have with them at
this meeting the State president, Mrs.
&. q. Burton. who will speak on tho
origin and growth Of the order: also
Mrs. George 7. King. who will tell of
the work done by the Sheltering Arms
Free Hospital in the city. \ full at
tendance is desired
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The Catholic Woman's Club will hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock in the club rooms at 205 East
Franklin Street. y social hour will fol-
low the business session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

The regular monthly meeting of the
Commonwealth Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution Will be held
In Room $50 at the Jefferson Hotel to-
morrow at IL o'clock noon. Important
business is TO he discussed and a full
attendance is desired
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

In the Service OF the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet with Miss
Julia feaGcr. at 2ol6 West Grace Street,
Monday afternoon at o'clock All
members are urged 10 be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

There will b" a meeting OF the Junior
lakewood Memorial Association on
Thursday afternoon at { O'Clock at the
home OF Mrs. G. W. Massic, o12l East
Broad Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14

Eoreea.t of Spring
Fashions February Is
Complete accurate review of the
mode Of 1913.
Spring Patterns March l
Working models for ones whole
Spring and Summer wardrobe.
Spring Millinery March IS
The newest models in smart hat,,
wells and eoiffures.
Spring Fashions April I
The last word on Spring gowns,
waists, lingerie and accessories.
Smart Fa,hions for
Limited Incomes April Is
First aid to her rho must dress
smartly on moderate income.
Brides and Summer Homes May1
a journey through pleasures and
palaces" News for the bride.
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Forecast of Spring Fashions

and the great series of special fashion numbers that follow
Read the list of these numbers-given above-a see
whether willing to do without Vogue another
Or rather, whether you afford do whoutit -
when its cost for whole half year, twelve big 10y
numbersis only the tiny fraction of the loss often
experienced a single llchosen hat or gown. y <Ss
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-03-13
AMAL0AMATED PlOcHE MINES
& SHELTERS CORPORATION

The weeks work at shaft No of
the Amalgamated Pioche has been veN
satisfactory. As much ore as the zinc
smelters will take, and of good grade,
has been shipped. In ADDITION, a good
tonnage of mill-grade ore has been ad-
ded to the ck-piles and stope-fillings.
The flow of water in the mine which
heretofore has been pumped to the sur
face has been diverted to the IL level
of the No.S and Nos country where it
sinks away on the northeast side of the
anticline of the mineral bearing forma-
ton This change of pumping has re-
suited in a large saving of expense.
Provided the weather is nice there will
be no work at No. on st Patrick's
day so as to allow the men to attend
the baseball game. the wrestling match
and dance in the evening
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-03-13

ly the end is farther distant now than
at the beginning Lord Kitchner, Brit
aims secretary of war; upon being aues-
toned as to when the war would end.
is said to have answered thus: Il don't
know when the war will end, but l know
it will begin in May. 1915"
Owing to the diplomatic differences
which have arisen between this empire
and the United States, rather marked
nti-American feeling has sprung up.
1t is certainly to be hoped that all neu-
trail powers will learn lesson from the
experiences of others and that none OF
them will become involved in the most
bloody and senseless war of the world 3
history.
ELMER B. EDWARDS