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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-11-18
Additional Letters From the People

saloons had no key to their front
door-in other words, they stayed
open day and night On my way
home, I awoke at Dayton, Tenn,
about an hour of Chattanooga and
pulled up the shade. 1t was Sunday
morning and Dayton is very much
of a dry town. Two men were at
the depot and both were very drunk.
In Cuba, where there is absolutely
no restriction regarding the sale of
wines or liquors of any kind, the only
people you see over there drunk are
Americans.
This liquor business is quite
problem as to just the proper way to
handle ii.
Our Southern people are high
strung and 1 dislike to say, very
emotional. Guess l am that way my
self. My mother was born in Dooly
County Georgia and my father in
New England, but on account of my
mother being Southerner, he was a
Confederate soldier, and it is quite a
problem to handle the people, as re-
CARDS the drink question.
| am sending you under separate
cover copy of Harpers Weekly for
October 23rd and 30th. These pub
Gcations, as you will note are some
what filled with Wine of Cardui and
Black Draught, two preparations
that are made in Chattanooga, by the
Chattanooga Medicine Company, of
which Mr.. john A. Patten is Presi-
dent and principal stockholder Now
Mr.. Patten is also President of the
Metho dist Book Concern and has the
privilege Of reporting the various
Bishops, etc. He got by with this for
o number OF years, still receiving the
large dividends from his Medicine
Company, until a fight was made on
him by the American Medical Jour
nal; Harpers and publications of this
kind, and | believe he has resigned
F'0 office in the Book Company, al
though he is still leading member
CT the Caurch--in fact, you might
say he dominated the Methodist
Church, South for a number Of years.
What | dislike about Mr. Patten is,
he is not consistent. He was one of
the strongest advocasors and spent
a great deal of money putting
through the Webb-Kenyon bill, which
was alright if he felt that way-be-
cause if there is one person [ have
TIE greatest respect and admiration
for, it is a sincere prohibiti0nist, but
Mr.. Patten is anything else.
A TENNESSEEAN.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-11-18
AN INSULT TO MASONRY.


Dear Sir: The Macon Telegraph
informs us that certain Masons in
Los Angeles received high honors
from the Supreme Council Scottish
F'reemasons convened in session, Oc-
tober II, 1915, Washington, D. e.
The world was astonished at the
acts of four Los Angeles Masons
year ago, who undertook to deliver,
1t is alleged the Masonic Fraternity
into the tolls of the Church of
Rome" under the caption "A Spur
ious Oath" These Masons issued a
document which had for it's object
boosting Catholicism and charging
non-Catholics with ma1igning them.
Catholics alledged this document has
done more for the Church of Rome
than any Catholic individual dia for
them in the last 1000 years. The
document was condemned by nom
Catholics throughout the world. The
Grand Lodge Of Masons Of California
condemned in the strongest language
the four Masons for this act; and
passed resolutions to prevent further
use Of Masonic Titles to boost other
organizations.
However, in the said Supreme
Council these parties boosters of
Catholicism were very successful.
They managed to set high honors be-
slowed on those most favorable to
themselves and EoMauism
In the announcement by telegraph,
selection made for 33 degree honors;
among them were Louis S. Nord-
linger, q supporter Of the document
referred to and sigEer Of a petition
to place q leading Roman Catholic in
the office of District Attorney,
Champ 9. Vance. 1t is auedged that
he sends his daughter to a Catholic
Convent. Thomas w. Robinson q
few weeks ago was honorcd with be-
ing one of the selections of Masons
to act. as pallbearer at the funeral Of
Thomas j. CCnaty, the Catholic
Bishop Of Los Angeles and Monterey.
Among the knights Commanders Of
tie Court Of Honor" were Frank c..
Collier and Walter F. Haas (lawyers)
who defended the acts of TIE parties
to the referred to document
Dean VIM. MacCornack not only
OS4SAQCu Lie teGl UuI HICdtESQ Ill IS-
Tense of it (praised Catholics) as
whole the list honored is in solid
defiance of our Cal fornia Grand
Lodge Of Mason's actions, justice, and
the laws on Which hcnors of Scot
fish Free Masonry i8 based
The document referred to was the
one signed by Motley Hewes Flint,
80 degree Alias "the Pope" VIM.
Rhcaes Harvey, SO decree, Alias
Judas" Dana Reid Wener, 80 de-
gree and Samuel e. Burke, 80 de-
grees.
What will become Of Masonry if
the Los Angeles Hierarchy are kept
longer in control? VIII you help to
reform Masonry in Los Angeles, who
ever or wherever you may be-
A later report will be made which
will give additional and more de-
tailed information.
THE COMMITTEE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

WHEN YOUR MONEY IS INVESTED in
real estate get a firm that is making a spe-
cislty OF real estate to handle It for you
$3.50 DOWN, $50 monthly for this room
brick, east front on corner and car line,
near school Gas and sewer, worth $4,000,
but S2250 takes il now.
$4,000 APARTMENT HOUSE, fully occu-
pied, trade some OF your vacant lots as
WALKING DISTANCE will save car fare.
on Octavia. room cottage fenced. east
front, alley corner. bath, gas, electricity.
walks and curb Propositions like this viii
not wait until you get ready. All Of Us have
70 do the best things before we are ready.
SSO0O-S250 cash. SEE monthly (old rent re-
ceipts cannot be used as cash payment)
II 1OI are good judge OF real estate you
owe Il to yourself to see this house that
cost S2400-it is going at $3.50.
II YOU WANT TO Own real estate you
viii have to buy it. Have a talk with Haw-
kins Bros about it. $3.50 down, so month
ly for this modern room brick in Alta
Vista. $500 Homes Our Speciality"
HAVE HAWKINS BROS. collect your rents.
YOU MOVE INTO YOUR own HOME. You
can certainly scrape up $50 as first payment.
on this room cottage, bath. electric lights,
large sleeping porch, full lots, fenced
with iron fence on car line. an Ideal place
10 raise chickens. VIII take vacant lots as
part payment Homes Our Specially"
BE 4 REAL ESTATE OWNER 500 will
put you in possession Of the room red
pressed brick near Lamar school S2S00
HAWKINS BROS. have il If there is
bargain on the market.
SACRIFICE new room bungalow on
corner ? lots paving paid fenced. furnace
hardwood floors. sun parlor finished in
white enameled. elaborate bulltin features,
artistic coloring throughout, owner must
have some quick money and viii sell for
less than cost. (Never occupied). $500 down.
ASK the price. II is our business to find
Specially"
hawkins Bros. Phone ssO0.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
For Sale Real Estate-City Property
MONTANA ST. HOME

MONTANA ST. HOME
broom Bungalow, glassed in sleeping porch;
breakfast room; heating plant; hardwood
floor and all builun features; $500. small
cash payment, balance easy monthly pay
r'ents- ]. n. Vasquez. phone 652s-J-
$500 Home Bargain
Beautiful; large rooms; modern brick; on
North kansas; paving paid
Cut Rate Realty
40 First National Bank Bldg
YOU TAKE II. or the sheriff will. room
almost new brick house on lots In Alta
Vista. House cost $500 and is easily worth
$500. Can be bought FOR $500 II you act
quick, $1,000 will handle. Howell Realty
Co, 2o2 Herald Bldg
FOR SALE-Rio Grande street. bargain: 5
rooms ? story. red pressed brick; lot 81 N
120; price, $500; easy terms
room bungalow. Country Club district
Grand View addition; beauty and away
under market value price, $3.50; easy
terms
south oregon street. IS feet. 5000: the
cheapest buy this side Of Seventh street
100 acres Island land $40 per acre one
OF the finest tracts on the island.
block OF lots. south part OF city: buy
these and double your money price, $4,000
one-third cash, bal I and yrs
Valley land, any size tract. up or down
Rio Grande Realty Co.
Oh F. Mckinney
211-212 First Nat Bank Bldg
NEN KUHN 81 NGALOh BAhGAAN-
$3.50 cash. bal SIS mo. including interest
This is south front and near car line Prizes
only s2T5o.
Another one at s2s25 $500 cash and $50
mo. inc. interest Buy this and save rent
Creel & Phillips,
30T First Natl. Bank Bldg. Phi. 5o75-
5-room. buff brick. full basement, on sacra-
mento. = block car line, for immediate
sale. $1,000. 90. See this
4-rOom bungalow. white brick, lots. base
ment. sleeping porch. glassed ins this
week only at $1,000.
5-room red brick on Grama- near Alta Vista
school, $4,000; viii trade for valley land
80 acres. 20 mi up 20 acres alfalfa. cut 700
bales first cutting acres in wheat, 3
room adobe. at SIS per acre; this week
viii take some trade or SZ50 cash
- acres. IS mi up. al in cultivation; next
three days AT SIS per acre $50 cash, bal
ance easy.
We have 50 different pieces OF city property
to trade FOR land. and IS tracts Of land to
trade for city property. This is not all
SEE Us FOR TRADES
Davis-Tandy Com. Co.
511-5-12-51s Trust Bldg Phone 3o14
A CHANCE To DOUBLE YOUR MONEY,
beautiful southeast front corner lots one
block north Of Manhattan Hts, and paved
St. for S250 each. Think Of it. Lots selling
one block below for 5000 each Make terms
Creel & Phillips,
s07 First Natl Bank Bldg Phi 50I5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
RED CROSS MAY
USE ARMY DEPOT
Reported that Food and Sup
plies For Mexico Relief
to Be Stored Here.

American Red Cross officials are re-
borted TO be planning 10 nave nc
United States army quarterInas Yer
CORPS assist in the storing ana els
tribution OF food and supplies Tor tne
Mexican famine sufferers Repofts
from san Antonio say that the quar-
ternaster corps Of the army on the
border viii be used in handling the
vast quantities Of food stuffs and sup
plies intended for the natives OF
No request has yet been received by
the ouartermaster corps at the Il Paso
quartermasters depot or at the quar-
termasters's headquarters at Fort Bliss
for the use OF either of these organiza-
tons or their warehouses capt a l.
Watts post quartermaster at Fort
Bliss, said Wednesday that there IS no
room at the fort for the storing OF
handling Of Red Cross supplies since
the warehouses were built for oatal-
ion most and have not been enlarged
since the post was made regimen Sal
fort No orders have been received
at the Quartermaster depot downtown
for the receiving and storing OF tAe
Red Cross supplies
Isfh CayaIry Troops Leave.
The first squadron OF the 18th cav
airy which reached Fort Bliss Tues
day morning from Columbus y. NJ
left Tuesday night for Alpine Maria
and the Big Bend country The squad
ron made the trip on a special tram
over the G. II. railroad The cavalry
squadron with its wagon trains and
hospital corps amubulances marched
downtown at o'clock Tuesday even
ing. the horses were loaded at the Stan
ton street crossing Of the G. H, and
the special train left at 1880.
Troop a viii be stationed at Alpine.
Troop 3 at Sierra Blanca, and TroOns
and d were ordered to Maria and
one Of the troops viii be sent to Presi-
do for station. other troops Of the 18th
cavalry left Columbus Tuesday for Fort
Bliss and the headquarters squadron
viii garrison the fort in place of the
18th cavalary, which is going 70 the
Philinninas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

EXTRAORDINARY VALLEY BARGAINS
20 acres fine alfalfa, IS miles east on paved
road: worth 5000: offered at Sl55 acre FOR
quick sale: first crop cut 600 bales
200 acre fine alfalfa farm IS miles east on
paved road: none better in the valley $ll5
per acre; terms.
SEE this so acre farm; price only $4,000;
about IS in alfalfa, in corn, balance all
cleared ready to cultivate; good six room
adobe house. garage. store room, sheds,
windmill and tank 4 head horses, COW,
mower. rake. hay press. renovator. new
5-pessenger Overland auto, some chickens
and turkeys, all fenced. fine water. only 16 =
miles from court house on county road, east
Of FL Paso; IS $50 TO SIS under market
price. good reason for immediate sale; not
less than $4,000 cash and terms
Call to see US and list your bargains for
quick action.
FL PasO Valley Land Exchange
2o2 n. Stanton St, Opp Everybodys
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

OuaeENaU0u1 taken
at s a. m. 18th me
= ridian time g a N.
FL PasO time-) June
9. 1915.
Forecasts
FL Paso and vicin-
Ev-Fair tonight .
Thursday, partly
cloudy.
New Afexico-To-
night and Thursday.
fair. warmer south
east portion to-
night.
Arizona - Tonight
and Thursday. fair.
not much change in
temperature.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
For Sale-Farms and Ranches


IRRIGATED farm In southern Idaho for sal Z
cheap. or will trade for town property. Ad-
dress DIS. care Herald
THIRTY-TWO SECTIONS OF LAND SALE,
/ have 81 Sec. Is Nj north OF Sierra Blanco.
Texas. solid body and almost square tract.
this is some Of the best land. Ny cash price
is s1-63 per acre. terms = cash, balance /
and yrs. at s per cent, state debt 81 nc.
Seller. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
THINK IT OVER.

AAAANN n Il - Y AAANa
An acre contains 1850 50 II
a lot contains 5000 50. It.
Therefore an acre contains
1452 lots.
In other words we are SELL
/ ing acre tracts IN Alameda
Acres at the rate OF from
SIS to SIS a lot. Those at
SS6 front on a Bitulithic
paved street, with the paw
ing paid Alameda Acres are
on the Interurban and less
than ( miles from the
Court House The street
car fare to the city is 5
cents.
Sold on easy terms
Kern Place Realty Co.
Phone 6774. sos Mesa Ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
Can YOU BEAT THESE.

CAN YOU BEAT THESE.
3 new 4 room brick bunga-
lows just being completed.
hardwood floors. UptOdate
builtin features. glassed in
porch large basement and
furnace. = full lots, near car
and school Only $500 cash.
SIS per month $500 for in
side. $4,000 for corners.
TWO OTHER BEAUTIES.
Two new = room bungalows,
Just cclup.eted. builtia fea-
lures. hardwood floors,
Chased in room, ? full lots.
$3.50 each. any old terms.
New 5 room bungalow,
hardwood floors, bu!ltin fea-
lures, giaSsed in room, . full
lots Near Alta Vista
school, SSo0a--easy terms.
SICO CASH.
Balance TO suit you, new
3 room frame, ? full lots.
SIl50.
$500 CASH.
Buys dandy new . room
brick, walking distance,
north side. $3.50.
LET Is BUILD FOR YOU
We viii save you money.
We will furnish the money
We will make terms TO suit
you
Macon Scott Realty Co.,
42s Mills Bldg. Phone 557s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

room cottage on two lots. with trees
Bargain price $500
New 4 room house, never been occupied,
modern, cement basement, hardwood floors
1850.
in Altura Park. Owner forced to sell
choice lots on paved street IN Govern
ment Hlu.
A 5 acre tract seven miles down the val
ley for sale cheap
For these and other bargains see
BLAIR g. kLOSS,
as Roberts-Banner Building or Phone 1916
EXCHANGE
Elegant room home in Sunset Hts for
acres valley land, near interurban station
between city and Ysleta-
Exchange.
65x1e0-ou North Oregon street elegant
apartment house site, for OF room house
or vacant lots.
Tularosa st.
8 room red pressed brick cottage, on two
lots paving and sidewalks in and paid for
trees. vines and grass fine. $4,000. Terms.
Douglas G. Crowell Agency,
eoS Mills BIDS. Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Z. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

FOR SALE-1f rooms nicely furnished. ar
ranged for light housekeeping For terms
phone 1857.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
For Sale-Rooming Houses.


BUY from owner 10 room furnished house.
$3.50 cash. $3.50. terms. Phone 6TS6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
For SaIe Real Estate-City Propertr


N~0~-~-~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~-
FINE apartment house site; corner 50N120.
with small house renting for S25.0O; low
price and terms; deal with owner. Write
H-8s, Herald
FOR SALE-New room pebbledash house;
porch and bath; full corner lots with other
good building site one block from paved
street; car and electric line; for quick sale,
$500 90; terms Phone 4S15-J-
FOR SALE-By owner. cottage. 4 rooms,
bath. electric lights. on corner near school
and car line; has stable. work shop, coal
house. large basement; terms $500 cash.
Address Cottage. care Herald
500 WILL give you possession OF new 4
room bungalow close in; big sleeping porch.
south front, balance monthly
NEW 5-room bungalow, s425o; corner: paved
street: full BASEMENT $500 down; balance
monthly
HAVE several buyers for cheap houses on
easy terms.
II. Z. Kilburn Co.
sos First Natl. Bank Bldg, phone S0s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

10 hoOMss DESIRABLE LDlAAAuN-
Beautiful furniture. rent s45 per month.
Only $500. $500 cash. balance $25 per month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
water Conditions. Rio Grande PROF,

Water Conditions. Rio Grande Project.
Depth OF
Water Behind Contents
Dam a. m AcreFt
Elephant Butte res'voir 1919 1888 4Ss.059
Increase IN - hours 0.3j 500
Flow OF river at san Marcial $500 second It.
Flow from reservoir $1,000. $3.50 second Il
For irrigation Leasburg canal 4S9 second It.
For irrigation Franklin canal 40 second #
Date June s. 1915.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
NJ. Z. Townley,

Modern hotel. private baths. Owner sell
ing on account Of on health; REASONABLE
terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

US SnLkWEEBT
TOO COD 70 Bath X
Ia ore PIECE SUIT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

FOR SALE
BUSINESS BLOCK.
Paying 81 per cent on Investment
Located on one Of the most promi-
nent business corners and getting
better every year. Valuable and sub
stantial improvements.
CHAS. A. KLINE CO.,
s1I-513 First National Bank Bldg.
Real Estate. Phone 1881 Insurance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

SPECIAL!
$1,000.
FOR a 1o-acre tract, or the sher-
If takes it Wednesday: about
acres in grapes. in trees, all
in bearing. in alfalfa. viii cut
at least IS tons this year. But
you got to hurry.
$3.50.
New 4 room bungalow. 500
down, SIS per month, or viii
take well located lots or val
ley land
Khite-Paden Realty Co.
11-12-13 Morgan Building.
Phone 1549.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

sos Mesa Ave Phone -ubs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
Ready Reference Business Directory
Adding machines.

DALTON Adding Machines 21s Mnls st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
For SaIe-Roonine Houses.

>~-~-~~----~-~--~r-zr>---~~
% ROOM hotel, clearing $4,000 to $4,000
per month; swell location. Sz25o-0O. Phons
T67 owner. Terms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

500 REWARD for any uncomplicatsd case
OF Piles we fail to cure without the knife.
Ligature. Cautery or Carboiic Acid Injections.
International Specialists.
Corner Texas and Mesa Il Paso. Tex
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
STATE NORMAL NOTES.

Fredericksburg. Va. Jan. 24.-Sup-
Etearnes. who was expected to speak
81 the Normal School at the Lee
jackson celebration last Tuesday
night, was unable to be present on
account OF Illness in his family. Presi-
dent Russell and Dean A. b. Chandler
made excellent talks on the lives and
characters of Lee and Jackson, after
which Miss Fraser, director of music.
and the students sang patriotic songs.
The work of the Y. w. c. A. of the
Normal School il being carried on
with great enthusiasm. With the ex
ception OF Mr.. Tyner's class. the Bible
classes will close at the beginning OF
the second term. February /. and mis-
sion classes will take their place. These
classes will be led by members of the
faculty and will contain practically
every girl In school.
Professor Charles Maphis. of the de-
partment OF secondary education of
the University of Virginia. was a
visitor at the Normal School last Tues
day.
Miss Lucy Coleman. principal of the
Richmond School for Kindergartners.
made \ very interesting talk last
Wednesday to the students and
faculty OF the school. Miss Coleman
emphasized the value OF the trained
teacher and especially IL the teacher
Is to have charge OF the very small
child
The hrst game OF the basketball sea-
son was played last week between the
seniors and juniors. the seniors being
the victors There will be a series Of
games held each Friday night between
the different class teams. and Satur-
day, January 80. the school team will
play the Richmond Y. W. c. A. team
in Richmond
TIE vaudeville performance given
ny the Dramatic Club Of the school
WAS great success. Over $50 vas
cleared, third Of which will be
xiyen to the Belgian fund.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
At the Theaters
COSQUERS NEW ELEMENT
WITH SUBMARINE TUBE

Mankind has been master on the
land since the early dawn OF history,
but he has rot been able To navigat to
tne air or explore the bottom of the
ocean until the present century
The Wright Brothers conquered
the air early in the present century.
The Williamson Brothers hy means
or their submarine tube and attach
ed Photographic chamber have he
gum mans conquest of the deep.
Those OF adventurous disposition can
so up In the air and fly for long
distances. or they can 60 down into
the sea and crawl along its bottom,
seeing all itss ssarange sights, and
still live to tell the tale-provided
they are lucky.
The Williamson submarine motion
pictures. which the Universal Nov
ing Pictures will present at the
Academy today and Tuesday with
daily matinees at o'clock. show the
audience exactly how this exploring
OF the ocean has taken place and 10
what uses 1t may be put. The fasci-
mating mysteries long sacred to the
eyes OF NEPTUNE alone are revealed
TO all who care to see them in the
most wonderful motion picture which
has ever keen taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
Neil O'Brien Wetinc>da ).

Neil O'Brien, whom the country
has come to look upon as its repre-
sentative minstrel comedian. Will
bring his new famous organization to
the Academy "Wednesday, matinee
and night. on its rA1ird annual visit.
Theatergoers have been led to ex-
peet an entire new show from Mr..
O'Brien each season, and in this they
will not be disappointed this year.
The program is made up -. complete
new material and all new features.
AS producer o. minstrel enter
tainments. Neil O'Brien has proba bly,
never had an equal In his particular
field, which has prompted his add
mirers to call him the Belasco OF
minstrelsy. The show provided by
him on mis- previous visits here have
all had certain class end dignity
that has distinguished them from all
other minstrel entertainments, while
the always clean and Wholesome quail
ity OF the fun and the we'll hammered
department of his organization have
placed the attraction on an enviab BILE
standing In all sections " the coun-
try
This season Mr.. otBrisn and his
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-01-25
COLUMBIA.

Columbia, Va. Jan. 24.--The Wo-
mans Club held their January meet
Ing at the residence of Mrs. yirgilia
Mosby. A most excellent paper on
Colonial Days in Virginia" was reau
by Mrs. Dabney Cosby: humorous
reading by Mrs Tucker Darlington
Leigh and an interesting paper on
Contemporary Virginia Authors bv
Mrs. ]. Marshall Cowherd. The club
was indebted to Misses Mosby, Rich
ardson and Payne for several delight
full songs. Mrs. E. T. Hughes and
Mrs. b. r.. Cowherd, Ir.. were guests.
Refreshments were served by Misses
Mosby and Richardson.
A charming auction bridge party
was given on Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs e. T. Hughes. at her nome on
Columbia Heights Mrs. B. II. Cow
herd won the prize.
Miss Mamie Pitman Miller has re-
turned to her home on Rose Hill, after
spending the weekend with her
brother. Judge Miller.
Mrs. Dabney Cosby gave a bridge
party on Thursday night in honor OF
Miss Wash, of West Virginia
The Jeffersonian Literary Society
held meeting at the High School