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| among the needy. fuel. provisions.
medicine. milk, clothing and other
things being given whenever possible.
The work this winter has been un-
usually heavy. over nfty families have
received help SO far. some several times
one family-two women and three chill
dren-having had half OF their rent
! paid each month for over three years.
Hunt Club Dates.
An interesting announcement made
last week was the dates for the meets
OF the Deep Run Hunt Club during
February. which will be as follows:
Saturday. February Is. Kennels: Satur-
] day, February 20. ST. Johns Church;
Saturday, February 81. Kennels, at 3:15
o'clock.
For Mrs. Cannon.
Mrs. Edward II. Baird. Jr, gave n
| very attractive card party Wednesday
| afternoon at her home, In Pembroke
Avenue. Norfolk. complimentary to her
house guest. Mrs. James Il. Cannon, of
Richmond. The rooms were decorated
with spring flowers. Auction bridge
was played. and there were three tables
Lovely flower holders. as prizes for the
highest score, were won by Mrs Ed l.
ward May. Mrs. ID. Lawrence Groner
and Mrs. a. G. Bailey. Mrs. Baird's
guests included:
J Mrs. Cannon, Mrs. Walter H. Tay-
| lor. Jr.. Mrs. III. II. Little Mrs. a. G..
Bailey. Mrs. X. +. Baldwin. Mrs. d.
! Lawrence Groner. Mrs. w. W. Starke.
Mrs. Charles +. Burroughs, Mrs. Wal
( lington Hardy. Mrs. George Lewis Mrs.
Edward May and Miss Mini Johns.
Valentine SoIrec.
On Thursday night at the Conserva-
.ory of Music, Miss Idear Steele Traylor
will give n Valentine Solrcc" to her
four dancing classes. The three classes
of children will dance from to $50
Thursday night and the elder class
until 1870. Invitations TO the soiree
have been limited to only the parents
and friends OF the pupils.
q Valentine Party.
One OF the most enjoyable Valentine
parties OF the season was given by
Misses Lois and Christine Moncure, of
PIP Floyd Avenue. to Miss Annie Maud
Van Eaton, of Texas. The house was
decorated with hearts. candles, ferns
and narcissus. One Of the Interesting
features Of the evening was the lifting
or keys to the young mems hearts.
Among those present were Misses Car
oils, Clark. Annie Fraser Rosalind
/ Carter. Carmine Smith, Myrtle Brad
shaw. Annie Maud Van Eaton, of Texas.
Phyllis Moncure. Mary Wits and Mrs.
Adam Bowers and L. l.. Ford, Ray
Abrams. Thomas j. Ham. Jr., Arthur
Webster. +. G!enwood Clark, George
Peers. Wilson Richardson, Lenice Glib
son. Russell Rowlett. Wilson MOTIF. a.
7 w. Moncure, Jr, and c. l.. Cord
Pupiis' Musicale.
| charming little musicale of re-
cent date was given by some of the
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TO HAVE BEAUTIFUL
HAIR. mo DANDRUFF
Use Partisan Sage. 1t Makes
the Hair Soft and Fluffy, Sure
ly Stops Itching Head.

II your hair is anything short Of per-
rect; IT 1T is losing color. too dry, brit
tie. thin. or If the scalp burns and
itches. Immediately begin the use OF
Partisan Sage. The first application
removes all dandruff. cools and invigo-
rates the scalp. and beauties the hair
until It Is gloriously radiant.
Partisan Sage supplies all hair needs
and does not inture either the hair or
scalp. 1t contains the exact elements
needed to make the hair soft, wavy.
glossy and to make 1t grow long, thick
and beautiful 1t is dellcately per-
fumed-not sticky or greasy, and can
be had at Tragic Drug Co. or any drug
or toilet counter.
Partisan Sage acts instantly-one an
plication stops the head from itching
and freshens UP the hair. You will he
surprised and delighted with this help
full toilet necessity. for nothing else is
so good for the hair and scalp, and
nothing so quickly beauties the hair,
giving II that enviable charm and fas-
cination. Partisan Sage is one OF the
quickest acting hair tonics known-in-
expensive and easily used at homo.
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Hair Uniting
Made Z a sy

Many, thousands OF women have nut
up with streaked and gray hair be-
cause they knew OF no absolutely safe
way 10 overcome this robber OF youth
and attractiveness
After all. one Of the chief pleasures
IN life Is that OF appearing In as at
traGtlve n manner as possible.
You You In In Just 18th this emergency. with It It
stnntly-or you can in u few moments
lime brneg give to your hair that rich. soft
can make L a glossy black IL you pre-
Ter. Al! this without the possibility
or detection. failure or harm to either
No previous experience whatever is
necessary when you use "Brownatone"
just brush or comb 1t into the hair.
"A sample and n booklet Will be sent
you upon receipt OF 10 cents
All OF the leading drug stores sell
.6rOwnatone. Two sizes, $50 and
sl:oo Two shades-one for golden or
medium brown. and tho other for dark
Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair
Co, 656 L; Pike ST. Covington, KY.
SOLD and guaranteed In Richmond NV
Iragle Drug Co., Grant Drug Co and
other leading dealers.
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RIM. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
Especial TO The Times-Dispatch !

t''Pt'iaI ~ l ne I'm eS- DiSDatCh.l
LfNCHBCRG, VA. February g.
President Webb has announced that
Or. John y. Rice, pastor OF st. Johns
Methodist Church, OF st. Louis. will
deliver the annual Founders Dav ad :
dress on Friday. March -. The second
OF tho series OF lectures by tho fac
ulty is announced for Saturday night.
February ID. DR.. Ayers, professor of
sociology, Will speak on Ideals and
Methods OF Social Life"
The first number of the Sun Dial
made its appearance on Saturday. This
paper VIII be published weekly, and
VIII no devoted 10 college activities
and to student life In general.
President Webb has returned from
Richmond, where he met with the COL
lege presidents and deans OF Virginia
to discuss the question of standardizin1
the work OF colleges and preparatory
schools In tho State.
rho second semester began on Feb
ruar" 2. Tho registrar announces that
the enrolment at present Is 500. the
la"=est In the history OF the institu-
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Miss Estelle White. of Brookneal. will
arrive tomorrow to be tho guest of
Mrs. Leslie S. Young, at 1918 Grove
Avenue.
Mr5. Charles Slaughter. Of Norfol/, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William H. White
on West Franklin Street
Miss Lightt OF Sims, Of Baltimore, is
the guest OF friends in this city. hav-
ing attended the midwinter dances at
the University of Virginia.
Mrs. n. Cohen. of this city, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Bernstein at their
home In New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy NJ Jones have re-
turned to the city. after attending tn.
Dickson Talbot wedding in Waynes-
boro.
Misses Betty Gellman and Mallye
Wolfe. of this city. are visiting Mir.
and Mrs. d. Sonnenberg in Danville
Cadet II. c. Franklin, who has been
spending weeks furlough with his
parents at Gresham Court, has returned
to the Virginia Military Institute at
Lexington.
Miss Phyllis Taylor left town Friday
for New York, where she will visit Miss
Anne Gilbert and later Miss Jane Chris
tan.
Miss Margaret Adams. Of Baltimore,
is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan
Bryan at "Rothesay."
Mrs. George NJ. West, Of this city. 70
now visiting her nephew, II. Gait Brnx-
ton. ut Kinston, n. c., after spending
some time in Lynchhurg. Lexington and
Wytheville.
Miss Evelyn Fl. Jackson Is the CUES,
Of Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Josephus Daniels, in Washington, for a
week.
Miss Alice Ensor Beacham, Of Avon
dale. Westminster. Md. is visiting her
cousin, II. Ensor Anderson. of 1906 Han
over Avenue.
Mrs Williamson Talley, who was
operated upon some time ago at ST.
Luke's Hospital. is now much improved
Mrs. w. II. German and Miss Rose
German. Of Staunton. are spending
some time here with Mr.. and Mrs.
George e. Klise.
Miss Gannie p. Gellman, who attend.
cd the Silverman- Sonnenberg wedding
in Daaville, is now visiting Mr. and Mrs
j. Filter, in Baltimore.
Mrs. A. N. Pollard, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bow
man, at KingGsher's, Okla. for the past
three months, has returned to the city.
Miss Eleanor Katchkey. OF Norfolk. is
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MILLER SCHOOL
Especial to The Times-pispatch (,

MILLER SCHOOL, VA, Fcburay a.
Rev. Duprey Halliday, of Charlottes-
Vile. Va. preached here on Sunday
morning. He also addressed the Young
w omen's Christian Association at night
On Saturday evening the Longley
Literary Society had a most excellent
meeting. The following topic was de-
bated: Resolved. That the United
states Should own and Operate a
Mercant Marine" The speakers on the
affirmative were Hannah Sutherland
and Mary Billamy; negative. Misses
Annie Stratton and Viola Higgs The
following Judges rendered their de-
cision unanimously IN favor OF tho
negative: Professor r. c. Price and
@. W. Chaffelear and Miss C. l..
Simon.
Miss Edith Bales. the three-year-
old daughter OF William J. Bales, died
this week OF membranous Group. In
terment took place at Mt. Ed Church
on Wednesday afternoon.
Elise l. Walton recently left for New
berry. Mich where he has secured a
position as chemist with the Lake SUI
perior Iron and Chemical Company.
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=, Worried Man writes: Let me say
mat una my my GO, condition puzzles and worries
been growing old rapidly, though only
3s. My food and sleep do not recuper-
ate my strength and energy. and lately
aches, loss of appetite memory and
hopelessness. Despondency and worry
over my CONDITION are ever present"
answer: Cheer up. get we'll and then
conserve your vitality by proper, tenn
P Perate Living; Obtain three-grain cad
directions. use them and an agreeable
pleasing restoration should ensue to
your entire satisfaction.
Mr., l.. C. r. asks: do you think It is
possible to reduce my weight from 24o
pounds to about 100 pounds?"
how mach one Is mp9 redhcs to say JUS.
trying. but 5-grain arboione tablets
should be used according 70 directions
most any drug store. II the flesh is
unnatural you should easily reduce as
desired.
Mrs L. II. writes: What can I do for
a bad case OF omach. liver and bowel
rift. have heartburn, and n full. uncom-
pated ut intervals. coated tongue and
bad breath all the time"
Answer: Thousands OF people in this
country are afflicted as you are, and
to get immediate relief and gradually
effect permanent results advise YOU
to buy OF your druggist dollar mack
age OF "double-four stomach and bowe ell
medicine" and use as per directions on
the packet.
j. r: @. asks: II am thin. angular.
weak and tired. What can I take to
improve my health. strengthen my
nerves and Increase my weight about
20 pounds?"
Answer. Take regularly with your
meals three era In hypo-nuclane tab
let's, sold In sealed packages by drug
gists. with complete directions These
tablets Improve the blood. increase nu-
triton. and strengthen the nervous
system If used regularly for several
Lee" writes: 81 have tried SO many
remedies for rheumatism that l am al
most afraid to try any more, but lie
try IT,"
Answer: DO not be disheartened he
cause you have not been able TO find
something that would overcome your
rheumatism. for You can be relieved II
you VIII take what tell you. Get
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MlDDLEBURG
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
MIDDLERURG. VA, February g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich Dudley have re-
turned from short visit to relatives
in Baltimore.
Mrs. +. b. White. OF Leesburg, left
last week for Florida. to be guest
on Senator Camcron's yacht
Colonel T.. b. White Is spending a
short time In Chicago.
Joseph B. Thomas, a prominent
sportsman OF New York and this Vi
entity. is to wed Miss Clara Fargo. Of
New York. on February II.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Haxall, of En-
ming, have announced the engagement
OF their daughter, Susan Barton, to DR..
Wade Hampton Frost, of the United
states Public Health Service. This
announcement interests society In
Maryland. Virginia and South Carolina.
BASH Hail, prominent sportsman,
who was seriously injured while fox
hunting n few weeks ago, Is slowly
recovering.
Colonel d. c. Sands and B. w. Haxall.
Jr.. were recent visitors to New York.
Miss Mary Hughes. accompanied by
her nephew. George Hogc, arrived in
Loudoun last week. After n short visit
to her relatives she will return To hcr
work In Nebraska.
Mrs. III. NJ. FIogc. of Lincoln, presi-
dent OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, was a recent visitor to
Richmond.
Edward Murphy. an attorney Of New
York, was In town recently
An enjoyable dance was held in tho
town hall OF this place on Monday.
DR.. 7. +. Keen. OF Unison, ono of
the best-known and best-belovcd doc
tors OF the county. died on Sunday
morning In Hamilton
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fHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

special to The Times Dispatch
lie SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA,
'f"i dary 6.-The usual February rush
~ started at the New Greenbrier. and
ron INC size OF the throng that has
mad" reservations for the remainder
Of the month IT looks az IL the spring
season, usually usheded in about ton
lays before Easter, will, he well under
way with the Washangton's birthday
ball. which. as last year, promises to
'e big feature OF the early season.
John Barrett. director-gencraI of the
pan-American Union, who has Just re-
:urncd East from the Pacific Coast. Is
Expected here next week to Join VIII
lam Penn Crcsson, charge dafraires AT
;anama. who Is here for the "kur."
George Il. Sheldon and Allison V.
'l}nour. who recently completed the
knr.p' have closed their visit and left
Or New York.
Many visitors from Aiken and Palm
each are arriving before tho end of
he month for their annual spring So
ourn and course OF baths.
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell Steward. who
we're at the New Greenbrier last spring
re returning, as are Mr.. and Mrs
'evereuX Emmett. all of whom are at
'rscnt at Aiken
Mrs. Joseph e. Widener, who usually
~ comes in the autumn, is return
~; for the WashinGton's birthday ball
Mrs. Joseph pulitzer is arriving next
week. and others Who have reserva-
ions include Mrs. G. G. F'relinghuysen.
fr. and Mrs. w. Seward Webb, Mr.
md Mrs. Frederick a. Snow, Mr.. and
IRIS. Goodhue Livingston, Mrs. Harry
Whitney McVickar, Robert L. Gerry.
Y. do Lancey Kountze. George Craw.
ord. Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S.
darkness. L. f. Holbrook Belts, Albert
;allatin. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Crawford
lark, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribncr.
.homas p. Flower, r. H. Williams. Mr.
md Mrs. Sidney S. Blackwell. Mrs.
;enas Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Philip A.
tollins, Mr.. and Mrs Russell Weliman
doore and Mrs. A. Sidney Carpenter,
n. and Mrs. p. Williamson Roberts.
*. and Mrs. Frederick Rosengarten
nd Mira. Charles N. welsh, ,of 'Phila-
eiphIa,
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The beautiful Countesn Torby IN the
morgnnntic wife of Grand Duke Michael
OF RuSsin. The grand duke Is the
Cznr's uncle. 1t was openly ruInored
TINT tho Gar wns NO dispIcnscd by the
marriage of his uncle TO the cOuntexs
That they were both banishcd from Pc
trORrad. She liz now unsisting In the
effort to send II hnlf-miIliOn pairs of
wooden gloves and mittens to the Brit
ish soldiers Mt the front. Since the
war hnE started 1t is naid the Cznr has
lifted the bnnfshment, and hns invited
the duke and the countess to return to
petrORrnd.
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GREENSBORO

Especial to The Times Disnoto,,
GREENSBORO. February 9Th .
tuesday Euchre Club was entertained
by Mrs. ]. a. Barringer this week NJ
ner nome on Ashe Street. Mrs. w p
bynum won the prize for the highest
srore' In an interesting contest. The
Mrs. j. E. Keith won the visitor.s nri.i
pretty work basket
Mrs. r. G. Sloan entertained tho
tuesday Card Club Mt her home On
west Washington Street There was n
full attendance of members, and tho
contest was lively one.
nrs' .. NJ. Hiil has returned to Char
lotte after an enjoyable visit TO har
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Mrs. Thomas L. Cocknell at Melville"
Ray brent has returned to Hampton,
alter a visit of several weeks to his
father and family at Burgess Store,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Taliaferro and
Mrs. j. G. Taliaferro were in Balti-
more last week. called there by the
critical illness of their brother,
George Taliaferro.
A very enjoyable entertainment was
given ut the home Of Budd Williams
last week In honor OF his birthday
Miss Mamie Stoneham was the week.
end guest OF Mrs. James G. Rice In
Heathsville.
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The widow of the famous millionaire
mining man In one OF the leaders OF
the "cnNc dsNeilers," or residential set,
mt the capital, and the social function.
over which she preSides during the
winter scnson are among the most
brilliant OF my given during the nca-
son. Mrs. Walsh Is the mother of Mrs.
Edward Benle Mclean. owner of the
famous Hope diamond, md herself In
mo"" aS social light I'm Washing on,
Newport ana FlOrldn, and In the grand
mother OF the famous millionaire bnby
NinSOn Walsh Mclean.
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Will give a recital on Tuesday evening
In the school auditorium
Dorsey Tyler. of Henderson, " C.
VIII move his family here soon and ex
poets TO build handsome home on
Virginia Heights in the near future
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Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
tHelps to Beauty.)

a SAFE reliable ome-treatment for
me quick removal OF supernuous hairs
Mix stiff paste with some water an,i
powdered delatone, apply to objection
aDie hairs. and after or 3 minutes
rub off. wash the skin and the hairs
are gone. This simple treatment is un-
railing and no pain or Inconvenience
attends Its use. but to avoid disappoint-
ment be certain you set genuine della
tone.
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'EeDocroR,s
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mo questions answered below are
diseases al are eh Giyen ara ehs symntoms Or
Apply In any case OF similar nature.
NAV rho adar wishing further advice. free.
Bldg. College Ellwood sts.. Dayton eSe
enclosing snia0s e. archaeological stamped en- n.
must fbs be- given nu but PANE oniv and nd
or net fictitious name will be used in my
fileG at on The nrescrptlons can be
ANY druggist can order Of whoIesaler
from the drugstore: Iodide Of potas-
eemn fluid Wdns sa, OF Ssolchicum - OF;
parilla. 5 ozs. MIX and S take sat tsa-
spGontul At mealtime and again before
c. L. asks: IT have tried to cure dan
h ai sa ischiniG scalp. falling hair and
but in vain. What do you recomm;en eis;:
MAN Answ weI,o,. ! have been recomme ending
years. and scores Of my ne pa Paso seven ven
dt,ellshted with the quick. pleasant ac
fi1n OF this remedy in stopping itching,
hair health. lustre and vteor as notho
ing else does. Obtain in 4-oz. Jars with
II NJ y. writes Can you please pre-
o os scb meditine which Will relieve me
rains In small OF back. soreness In
night but scanty flow with pain. burn.
Answer: Those seekInsg re ,IimsS from s,S;
begin taking balmwort tablets. verv
successful formula sold in sealed tubes
with full directions
Mrs. N. b., B. asks: at suffer from
he ea 1,tln and constipation periodically
languor and tired feeling. / viii thank
You to prescribe for me-
y; answer w Three, grain sulpherb tab
ietS tnot Sulphur1 are most efrectiye
! In relieving constipation. thinning the
1 6,0on and removing the symptoms OF
sealed package WV" eaeh
Ivy: H." writes, II have such very
severe cough and cold and have not
been able to get anything to help me.
II IS weakening my system"
cold and cough will vanish and YOU
VIII soon be strong again. Get Gig
tho -laNcnc and take every hour or two
This can be taken pure or made into n
Affections dire hmn o as t to msa syrup Full
will drive the cold from the N system ana
B. G. o. asks: win you plea SO nr.-
scribe a home Treatment, for bad
! case OF catarrh Of the nose and throat.
Aisoi my laughter Is affected with Pei
VIC Catarrh or green sickness"
Answer: Your daughter should begin
taking tonic nesh-buiiding treatment
and for such u case know OF nothing
hetter than threc-Grain hypo-nucIane
tablets. Local treatment Is also neces-
sary for both catarrh OF the head and
Pelvic Catarrh. ~ simple but effectlye
antiseptic and curative treatment can
be followed At home by buying either
two or elghtr6unce package OF anti
plete directions.
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WOMEN'S MEETINGS.


The young Womcn's Christian Asso-
ciatlon o'clock vesper services to-day
VIII be memorial service /,r Miss
Grace Dodge. 1t is hoped that every
member of the board Of directors. "a
well as every association member. will
be present to unite in doing honor 10
her memory. Miss Katharine H. Halves
VIII lead the service. Young Women's
Christian Associations all over tn,
country will be holding these services.
Mrs. l.. F. Cadet and Mrs Norman call
Will sing.
An address on Woman and the
bible will he delivered at Sprinp
held School, Twenty-sixtk and Leigh
streets, on Friday night. by Mrs. +.
iuliock, or Wavcrly, formerly of Ohio
rms meeting Will be under the auspiccs
OF the Equal Suffrage League of Ri,k
inond There Will be no admission
public. ~ '''e
Williams Memorial Circle OF Kings
oaughters Will meet at 1872 East
franklin Street, Tuesday Afternoon. at
1870 o'clock. full attendance Ia rc-
quested. " i'
The Woodland Heights Mothers Club
VIII meet with Mrs. w. H. Gillette nj
MI tE-HrSt street. on Tues
DAY afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. The
meeting is for the purpose OF arranr-
ing lot valentine entertainment. All
that are to serve on this committea ora
requested to be present
ne regular monthly meeting OF Loo
H;uNiliary. L. d. c.. Will be held IN
W., me"n n afternoon at o'clock In
tne home for Confederate Women >
East Grace Street. A fun attendoncn T.,
desired, as business OF Importance is 70
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The wife of the Alabama Congresn-
mnn In one OF the leaders In the latest
diversion of national capital society,
Ice skntfng. With Mr.. Hobson, she hns
spent scveral hourr ench day recently
cutting fnncy figures on the Ice at the
tidal bnsin under the shadow of the
Warrington Monument. Ice skating liz
sport TINT liz not often enjoyed by
the resident of Washington, but yrhen
the weather Is cold enough crowds of
society people come out 10 enjoy this
FORM or winter sport. The leaders of
the feminine element this winter hive
"ech Mrs. Hobnon and Madame Bryn,
WIG or the Norwegian minister. Mrp.
tobson In ono OF the Handsome md
accomplished women OF the conEres-
"ionni ret, and In very popular in NO
clety.
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visiting Miss Heller at her home on
West Grace Street
Mrs. w. l.. Woodbridge and her small
son. OF Richmond. have been recent
guests OF Mrs. Howard Chaplin. III
Blackstone.
Mrs Robert Deaderick, OF this city,
and Miss Homozelle Montgomery. Of
Colonial Beach, are guests of Mrs. y. l.
Chandler, Jr, in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. r. *. Barnes, of this city, has
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been visiting her sister. Mrs. r. H..
Cobbs, In Blackstone
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This boy who is reputed be richest
of Florida ~
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charming little musicale of re-
cent date was given by some of the
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Continued from Second Page)
lies and refreshments. Mrs Parker
was formerly Miss Martha Lewis
Ware.