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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
WINS MILITARY HoNORs.

Capt. Z. VI. Condor, Former Brooks
VILE Boy, Has Fine Record.
Some twenty years ago, among THE
AMERICANS county correspondents was
one Clarence NJ. Condor, of South Brooks
vile. This month the San Diego, CAL,
papers report the promotion of, Capt. C.
NJ. Condor, some OF the most popular
officers ever stationed at Fort Rosecrans,
San Diego, to higher honors at Fort
Leaveuworth. Kan.
Clarence NJ. Condor, the boy school
master and correspondent OF South
Brooksville twenty years ago, is the Capt.
Condor, who has won a fine record in
action, and whose friends predict will
s'soon be heard from near the top of the
army list". He was born in South Brooks
vile in 1875, the son OF NJ. T. Condor, now
of Litchfield, Me.
He has for some time been stationed at
Fort Rosecrans as commander OF the 115th
company Of the Coast Artillery, and this
month goes to Fort Leavenworth for duty
with the military staff college.
Capt. Condor is one of the few officers
now in active service in the Coast Artil-
lery who was graduated from the ranks
and attained his present commission
through bravery on foreign battlefelds.
He attended the public schools in his
native town of South Brooksville, and at
the age Of sixteen taught in the same dis
trict where he formerly was q pupil. He
attended the East Maine Conference SEM
mary at Bucksport, and the State normal
school at Castine.
He Joined the United States army in
1894, enlisting as private in Battery G,
Sd United States cavalry. He was pro-
NOTED to corporal and then to sergeant,
serving in 1901 as second lieutenant in
the Philippine volunteer cavalry. He re-
manned with this organization through
out the Philippine instruction. For his
daring and bravery in fighting the Moros
on the island OF Joio, Capt. Condor was
given a congressional medal of honor and
the certificate Of merit which corresponds
to the Victoria Cross OF England, the
Legion of Honor of France, or the Iron
Cross Of Germany.
During q fight at Bulac he was severely
wounded in the breast, but being strong
and hardy, he was soon in the saddle
again. There are on file at the war de-
partmept several official documents from
superior officers under whom he has
served giving him warm words Of COM
mendation.
At Ypo, with but twenty men, Capt.
Condor encountered many times his num-
Der, and, though wounded himself and
with seven Of his men hurt, he drove the
enemy from their position, killing the
officer in command and many men.
Again at Fuerte Rial, ..euva Ecija, he
crossed the Rio Chico with sixteen men,
under a hot fire, charging the enemy,
killing large number of them, capturing
ten rifles and driving them from their
trenches IN an almost hand to- hand
struggle, but not until three of his men
were killed and eleven wounded.
Following the suppression OF the insur-
rection in the Philippines Captain Con-
don served for several months with the
Philippine scouts, and then returned to
the United States. He was graduated
from the artillery school in 1904 and from
the army school OF the linein 1918.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
COUNTY Y. NJ. c. A.

Plans for Organization of Basket
Ball League.
There will be a meeting of those inter-
ested in the formation of Mount Desert
basketball league, at the Office Of the
county secretary Saturday evening. 1t is
planned to have three divisions, one for
juniors, another for those OF intermediate
age, and a third for the senior or first
teams.
Some of the public-spirited members Of
Bass Harbor have forwarded money for
the immediate improvement OF the Com
munity hall. 1t is necessary that the
building be improved before it can be
used for purposes Of earning money for
the Community association. Work will
begin at once. The building will soon be
in condition for basket ball practice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
COUNTY GOSSIP.

There will be real Thanksgiving in
one Hancock county home this week.
Albert w. Buck, son of A. R. Buck, OF Or
land, who, it was feared, was q passenger
on the steamer Ancona, torpedoed by the
Germans in the Mediterranean with
heavy loss OF life, arrived in Boston Sum
day, and will be at home for Thanksgiv-
ing. Mr.. Buck has been doing Red Cross
duty in Serbia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24

The New York Times sees from the
elections reunited opposition to the
democratic party, and warns Mr..
Wilson that at will not do to repeat
such perilous bIunders as that of the
seamen's act, or to persist in such ad-
ventures as a government-owne
merchant marine".
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1915.

The National grange, Patrons OF
Husbandry, at its annual session in
California last week, passsd aTescla-,
ton endorsing the movement for q
national constitutional amendment
granting the ballot to women.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
PauDer Notice.

HAVING contracted with the City OF Ellis
IL worth to support and care for those who
may need assistance during Eve years begin
ming Jan. l. 1915, and are legal residents OF
Ellsworth. forbid all persons trusting the IN
on my account as there is plenty OF room and
accommodations TO care for them at the City
Farm house. ARTsUR B. MITcHkLL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
CARD or THANKS.

ME wish to express our thanks to our
w friends and neighbofs who SO kindly
assisted US and for the beautiful floral
tributes. at the death OF our husband and
father Mas. john kIgF AND SoSs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
for SAT-
Lost.


DANk BOOK No. 1871 issued by the
ID Burrtll National Bank. Finder please
retarn TO its cashier, EDWARD +. SNAIL
HAT-Laree yellow and white coon cat.
~ Liberal reward II returned to G. N.
THOMPSON. Mt. Desert Bridge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
NATURAL BRIDGE

NATURAL BRIDGE, VA, August %
The summer season, with It's troops
or VISITORS. is near its end, and the fall
season Is approaching. AS this Is an
ail'the- year-round resort, there is no
change Of arrangements after the sum
faer but an unbToken order OF things
'fpr all the months Many will come 10
reVel in the glorious autumn days that
generous nature gives the mountains
Actch!ess sunl!t days ana .nooniit
lights give every opportunity for in
uulgihg In the delights OF the time and
place. Never was the scenery more
beautiful. Earth and sky seem really
Hluminad these days The green sion
ing lawns, with their medallion Xix @
flower beds in vivid crimson. seem
to reach out TO meet the hluer green
OF the woods. the woods fade into the
bluer mountains, and the mountains
rise to meet the pa!er tints Of Il serene
sky--all one lovely panorama Of color.
Life in the out-of-doors beckons and
the God OF the open receives constant
homa &c. The more jealous. walkers ain
into the woods for pine needle trails ly
day and climb Mount Jefferson or W.
the great bridge by the light Of the
moon
On Tuesday night large motor marty
went over TO Lexington to attend Tho
,lhautauqua. and had charming even
ma There was the usual SATURDAY
night dance. which was made more al
'ractive by pretty favors contributed
ny tfe hotel, These fayors were in
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SOCIETY
CONTINUED from First page.)


Myrtle Williams. OF Alton: Angus At
well. OF Richmond; Norma Harding
of Charlotte, " c.; Lois Jones. of
Lafayette. La: Rachel Rudd, Ruth
Rudd. Anita McCorkle. Celeste HALEY.
Grace May. RUBY %oel. Nirgie Staples
and Margaret Atkinson. MI or Keys
Vile: Messrs. Albert Landrum. Of Pc
tersburg. Jack Strickland. Vance VIII
kinson, Henry Pettus, William Rut-
ledge. Leland Murray. Howard May.
Lloyd McCorklc and Gather Atkin-
son, Of keysville.
On Motor Trip.
Mr. ana Mrs. Henry $. wallerstein
left Wednesday night for Baltimore.
and from there they will tour In their
car to Atlantic City. Asbury Park and
other Jersey beach resorts. The WAL
lerstein children will join their pa
rents in New York and continue the
return to Richmond from New York
by way OF Delaware Water Gap. Phil
adelphia, Gettysburg and Staunton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallerstein will spend
two weeks motoring before returning
to their home here
At "Trnvclcrs' Rest"
Miss Ethel Crenshaw Watkins is
entertaining informally this week Al
her home. Travellers Rest" in honor
OF Miss Katharine Donlon, OF New
1plk, VINO Is nef guest tncTc.
For the Forsythc-aicadc Wedding.
Wednesday, evening, September s, is
the date which has been decided upon
for the marriage OF Miss Evelyn RAN
dulph Meade. niece of MIR and Mrs.
nrayton IIill Meade, of The Plains,
FauqUicr County, 10 Thomas Marshall
Forsyth, OF Baltimore, son of tho late
Rev. Robert Wright Forsyth and Mrs.
Forsyth, of this city. Owing TO mourn
Ing in the family, the ceremony will he
performed quietly at oclock ut Grace
and Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church at The Plains by Rev. T.. l..
Woodward, u D.. rector of the church.
Robert w. Forsyth. Jr., will he best
man. There will be no reception fol-
lowing the marriage.
The groom's father was for many
years rector OF ST. Pauls Church in this
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GOSHEN

,l6SpeGial to The Times Dispatchl
GOSHEN. VA. August 2S.-Among
motor tourists arriving at the Inn this
week are: Fl. w. Saunders and family.
Hampton; w. j. Christian and Mr.
iiazeigrove and party. Glen Allen: f. :.
Noting, j. G. Corley and William Mt
ch"ll OF Richmond: r. l.. Birdsong and
wire. Philadelphia; j. Il. and J. l.. Woe :.
ley Norfolk. All are here for an indefi
rite period enjoying the various motor
trips over the excellent mountain roads
and through tEe PASS TO the nearby
resorts returning TO the Inn at night
! IN time to participate in the dancing.
fiaFing In the annual tennis tourna-
inent this week were Richard clmur.,
H. 3 Lee, f. G. Lackey Winifred Ram
seS' Al w. Lee. Snyder Saunders and
! Harry May.
The end of the week brought several
important social events together on
the last day, and those participating
lound har'ily time TO meet their en-
gagementS.
host at small bridge PARTY on Tues
DAY morning, Mrs. Edgar Lyon, of Bal
umore. with the highest score, can
tnred the handsome box Of candy.
Lieutenant Commander of the u &.
Navy Svarz and Mrs. Svarz are popular
quests VINO lead the daily horseback
parties starting from tho Inn and going
ever the mountain trail They pro-
hounce tho beauty of the Ailegha
equal to Switzerland The Inn ba,
hccone a popular stopping place for
tourists. and each morning the guests
ma the overflow cars from the gar,pe
scattered about on the lawn whore tho
tircd tourist has anchored upon his ar
rival late at night, and il is not IN
usuai to see cars from his different
states lined UP in front of the porte
cochere.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Waddill and Miss
Waddtll, Major Wortham b. Catlip
~ G. Pelouze. Oscar Hooker. ]. V,
fiooker' Mrs. Darlington, Misses Car
rlhgt3n, Leroy S. Cohen, Dr. and Mrs
w. w. Gil. Charles l.. Childrcv Mrs
Char'es smith, OF Richmond, William
RAMSEY, of Louisville. Ky, are among
the arrivals recently roristernd
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Mrs. a. 7. Currar and daughter, of
Washington, d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. p. b.
Traylor and Miss Lucille Traylor, of
richmond: Miss Margaret Evans. Of
philadelphia: Miss Alzeda MacNider. of
Lynchburg: c. NJ. Jerome, OF Atlanta;
J. Hunter White, OF Norfolk: Arthur
Powell, OF Cincinnati; *. l.. Black and
cyrus Bcal. Of Richmond: +. c. Amos
ana n. q. Oglesby. OF Columbus. o.:
MISS Virginia w. Decker. OF Norfolk
Dr. and Mrs. II. a. Splitter, of Little
Durg; MIR. and Mrs. j. L.. Splitter. of
l.uray: Mrs. Harry Lay, T. r. Jones, G.
IL Hunter. Il. f. Doyle and j. ~ Willis,
OF Norfolk: j. b. Wood and Il. +. Mas
sie' or Lynchburg: Miss Dorothy s.
Iaggart OF ST. Paul, Mimi: Mrs. r.
w. Winborne and Miss Manrham, of
Roanoke; MIR. and Mrs. a. H. Baker and
MISS kendrick. of Suffolk: MIR and Mrs.
L. G. Gunther, of Norfolk. w. o. New
bower. T.. Cromwell and s E. Shaner.
or LynchburE: Misses Mary d. Ingles.
Julia Fl. lngles. Minnie Ingles and Julia
lngtes of Dublin; Mrs. c. q. Ewnrts.
Miss Mary Ewarts and T.. g. Ewarts, of
cleveland, O.; Miss Isabel Heiser and
a. NJ. Hefser. Of Philadelphia: William
"a Anderson. l.. b. Cox, of Lexington;
j: T. Watson, OF Richmond: l.. a. Git
tings, of Philadelphia: Miss Edna John
son. OF Richmond; Mr. and Mrs. r. X.
Langhorne and w. p. Ellis and Thomas
Ellis. of Buckingham: Master II. T.
tauntleroy, Jr, of Tunstall: A W
Mosby. OF LynchburE; John Stewart
Walker, of Lynchburg, and Mr.. and
MRS: Charles b. Ross, OF Grantwood
NJ J. ~ Wv"
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the form of roses, whose centers when
pulled produced II paper cap and Il
whistle, which added much merriment
to the occasion.
ON Monday morning Il very pretty
card party was given Ivy Mrs c. NJ.
iGuggenhcimcr. of Lynchburg, in honor
OF the birthday of her daughter, Mis-
ella GugGcnhcimer. The tables were
arranged in the pavilion with dainty
covers, attractive score cards and
dishes Of bonbons. The grounds Of the
game were played with much zest, each
table contonding for its own prize, and
at the end OF the contest delicious re-
frcshmcntS Of cream and cake were
served. The uriZcs were then awarded,
as follows: Mr.. Myers, OF Savannah, Ga,
IA set OF playing cards: TO Miss Rachel
Urquhart. of Richmond, Il gray leather
purse; To Miss Mary Paul Mast, of Nor
folk, white clock. and to Miss Daisy
Gugg enheimer, of Lynchburg, a pretty
tray.
Among the arrivals for the week are:
Mrs. j. H Shields and Mrs Shields
Russell, OF Ecswick; Mrs. W. C. Nolt-
Ing, of Baltimore: w. V. Moore of
Richmond: Joe Gilmore and G. w Pole,
of Lexington; l.. NJ. McComb OF Ron
Winterharen. Fla. DIR. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Erwin, MIR and Mrs. Fred Tast and
Fred l.. Tast, .Ir., OF Scwickley, Pa {:
Mr.. and Mrs .. O. Cooper and children,
of linton, w. Va; Miss Doris I.ipDman
OF savannah, Ga; Mrs. James b. Spen-
Ger, Miss Pearl Gentry and Annie Cen
Try, of Richmond; S. A Lovette and
Miss Cletus Lovctte, of Roanoke: Mrs
lMcCorkle, Miss Isabel AIcCorkle and
Gertrude Kennedy, of Charleston w.
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A. Worrell,
Of Philadelphia; Mrs J. II. Paschall and
MISS Paschan, Mrs. b. J.. Rawlings and
son, OF Richmond; Mr. and Mrs T..
Drenken Of Big stone Gap; NIr and Mrs.
Arthur Hackctt and Miss Alberta Flor
cncc, of Boston, Mass: Miss Ruth T..
fisher. Mrs. Fisher and Miss Helen A.
Lee, of Norfolk; Mrs. S. NJ Vanclair.
Miss g. l.. Austin, Miss G.. ~ Vanclair
| G T. Nanclair, NJ. Doris and MIR. and
Mrs. J. II. Roster, OF Philadelphia: Mr..
ana Mrs tuichcr, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
] Peyton Cochran. of Staunton; Mr. and
Mrs. John l.. Lvers and children. of
Charlottesville; Mrs. +. X. Tomlinson
and Miss Fannie Morrison, of Norfolk
| Miss Lindsay Wilson and X d Wren
! OF New Orleans. Mr. II. Is. PuEh of Pc
tersburg; Va: Miss "A. IL. LaPrade and
silence j. LaPrade. of Richmond; Mrs.
| A. II. Bucker, Misses Julia Ruppert,
Mildred Bucker and Catherine Rucker
| OF Richmond; Mrs. j. a. Williams and
Miss Is. r. Williams, OF Richmond: Miss
! J. ii. Bow!es. OF cardwcn: Miss L. X.
Watkins. Of OilVilie: Mr.. and Mrs T., NJ
| Taylor. Air. and Mrs. j. D. Sibold. Mrs
-. w. Miller and children, Miss Cordclia
{ Lugar and Mrs. Lugar OF Springwood
MISS beatrice Carpendale and Miss Cora
| Wesiler, OF New York; H. Harvey. OF
| Fincastle: Mrs. j. II. Hughes, of Rich
| mond; Mrs. = l.. Tignor, of Wilson
y q; Mrs. Caskic Harrison and Miss
/ NoNf!l Harrison, OF Charleston, w Va
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EGGLESTON SPRINGS

Especial to The Times-Dispatcb
EGILtSIoN SPRINGS, August Is
me slight touch of autumn in the
air has caused added interest In the
more strenuous outdoor sports a ,ms
parties start out each morning for long
hikes. Mountain Lake has been The
objective point for the walkers on
two days recently. Life is entirely
carefree at Eggleston. and the per
feet c"ngeniality OF the guests makes
ior summer which will linger as n
dehGhi IN the memory long after the
last leaf has fallen and the crowd has
scattered.
On Wednesday morning Mahlon Fl
Janney. Of Washington. D. c., and
Lacey L. Durham, of Eggleston, en-
tertainea !n at i've hundred in the ball
room. The prizes were won by Miss
Edith Summerson, s. w. Kelley. or
Norfolk. and Martin Peters. The
other guests We're Mr.. and AIRS. Wal
ter Rem, Mrs Fred Ellis, airs, Ed
ward Il. Hawkes. and r. Edward
Hawks: of Norfolk: Mrs James vii
son. Miss Mary Burnly Wilson and the
Misses Shaner, OF Lynchburg: Mrs.
Russell Ritz, Of Bluefield; Mrs Ar
thur Scrlvenor and Arthur Schrivenor,
Jr., Of Richmond.
On Sunday Mr.. Janney and Norman
Peters made the trip TO Mountain
Lake on foot. and on Monday Mr.. Pc
tiers guided another party TO the same
place. The others We're w. l.. Rem,
r. f. Hawkes.. y. g. Thomas, Martin
Peters and Reginald Thomas
On Friday afternoon an exciting
bowling contest was rolled in the bow
ling hall. Those playing were Mrs
Fred Ellis. Mrs. Russell Ritz. Mrs.
Clarence King, Miss Rose Angr,sI. G.
a. Johnson, y. y. Angrist. NJ. H. Jan
ney and a. c. Thomas
The bulletin board in the hotel lob
by is constant source OF amusement
of the guests. Changes are made on
It almost hourly. and the friendly
"strinGing" which every one gets is
always accepted in the right spirit,
and no one takes offense, no matter
how hard the slap may be.
Stag parties at camp 4. on the riv-
er lawn, have heen the rule this week,
and though the women are not adj
mittcd to these sessions, they prove
TO be very Jolly affairs.
on Thursday night, after the dane
ing. C. A. Johnson. of East Radford,
entertained at porch party in hon
or OF Miss Clara Dillon, of Salem. The
other guests were Miss Rose AnErist
Miss Edith Summerson, the Misses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

The youthful "movfc" stnr, Anitn
Stewart, In seen here watching the
"movic" carnival mt brighton Beach,
n. ", ON August II. Miss Stewart, who
Inns cndenrcd herself to hundreds of
thousands Of "movic" followers, is Just
II little over twenty years old, having
been horn I'm Brooklyn in February,
1870. Since her entry into the film
world three years ago, she hns up-
pcnrcd III u great number Of features.
Her first important part was In "'rhe
wood Violet" then followed s.hits" in
"Nifc Wanted" "Shnd0ws of the Pust"
ana "f:ii." Her most important role
WAS az the "GOddess" In the biS serial
film OF that name. She IL now at work
In hig hNe-recl film which will short
~ he released by the Nitngraph Com
pany, under whose management she
has been ever sincc her entry into the
film world. In private life Miss Stew
nrt tx the sistcr-tn-iuyv of Ralph Incc,
the noted film produccr.
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Shaner. a. A. Ansrlst. NJ II. Janney,
Lueien and Lacey Durham.
On Friday morning a regatta was
held on the river and was witnessed
by all the guests. A. A. Angrist won
both the events and was the hero or
tho hour.
On Saturday evening tho mid-Au-
gust dance was given in the ballroom
ana was as great a success as ever.
IL was called an equal suffrage dance,
the women having the same PRIVILEGES
as the men i'm asking for dances.
The Presbyterian Sunday school Of
harrisburg gave Il basket picnic on
the river lawn on Wednesday. About
200 people attended
Arrivals for the past week are Mr.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Brown and daughter.
Miss Anne Brown, Blackspurg, Va !;
Mrs. j. +, Hall. Norfolk: Mrs 4. L.
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N AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mr. and Mrs George Bryan will move
this week into their new home ut $40
Park Avenue
Rev. ana Mrs Russell Cecil and their
family, who have been spending the
simmer on Long Island, will return to
Richmond the first part of September.
Misses Anne Roy. Nickettt and Helen
Johnston are attending a house party
at the home Of John White Stuart in
Russell County.
Carey Browne is visiting his grand
mother. Mrs. Garnctt, prior 10 his re-
turn to Randolph Ma con Academy at
Bedford City.
Mrs. Jeffrey Montague is the guest of
her father Major Tnomns :. Talia-
fcr.o in Gloucester County.
Lieutenant Jenifcr Garnott, u. s. N,
who is returning TO Hampton Roads
with the Atlantic Fleet to-day. will
shortly spend n few days with his
mother in Richmond.
Miss Marie @, Prick. who has been
spending the summer NJ Willoughby
Beach, has returned To Richmond. and
will rcsuU" her music classes Septem-
her !.
Mrs Francis Dcanc has returned to
The city. after spending some time in
cape May. y. J.
Mrs. John q. Alunce mas returned to
a
visit to relatives in Norfolk.
Miss May Owens of West Point. a md
Miss Mabel Smoot, OF Baltimore are
the guests OF Miss Virginia Lee Court
ney for the week end
Miss Adelaide Ryan, Of zoos West
Grace street, left Friday for Fred
er!cksburg where she viii spend a few
days, eli route Tor New York.
Mi and Mrs George r. Watkins. Of
4 A..
NIr ana Mrs. +. L. Stacy, a, 30o2 West
Grace street.
Miss Ethel * Walter is visiting in
kcnsinston. Md, Washington. Phia-
delph!a and Atlantic City for three
weeks.
Mrs Charles y. Rose. of this city. is
visiting friends in Albemarle County.
Miss Flossic lvey Newcombc, Of
W"sh!n-,orA. Is iae guest OF Miss y.
Louise i-..c...o: Gast Marshall street.
for The mex, three weeks.
Miss Anne Ruth harris OF Hanover
Avenue who has been visiting Mrs. r.
5. GRAFTON in Anderson, s c., is now
the guest OF her cousin. DIR. Thomas H.
Hancock. OF Atlanta, Ga.
William L. Grigg, OF Church Hill,
has returned 10 the city, after camp
inE trip of two weeks at Tent City,
Great Falls.
Mrs j William Robertson and her
daughter ana son have returned to
their home in Forest Hill. after spend
ing some time ~ the Chesterfield Cot
tge, Virginia Beach.
William sutherland. OF Brcuilyn. y.
T.. Is tho guest of his mother Mrs.
Thomas sutherland. at 1910 Nicholson
Street
Dr Walter Joseph Otis is spending
some time in North Carolina as the
vurSf n FIJI
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returned home from Essex. where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parker.
Miss Emily Overton has returned
from visit to relatives In North Caro-
lima.
Carroll c. Ennis, who has been with
relatives here, has returned to his
home in Washington.
Miss Louise Haines is visiting Mrs,
William L. Boyd, in Richmond
Miss Annie Moncure. of Blackstone,
is with her grandparents, Judge and
Mrs l.. G. Moncure.
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Reed and daueh-
ter, who have been spending some
time here. have returned 10 Richmond
Miss Lucy Tyler spent part of
this week in Richmond with relatives
Mrs. Emma II. Gravatt, who has been
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the guest OF Mrs. e. 3. Travis h..
returned to Washington.
Mrs. Catherine Lee Bort and dau~b.
ter, Mary, have returned from trim
to Waverly and Ocean View.
Mr.. and Mrs John w. Chandler h.va
returned to New York. after spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Chandler. -
Mrs r. d. Vincent is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Morris p Mills. AZ o.
burn. W"
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Coghill and
Mrs. Charles A. Broaddus are y,sit-
ing friends at Urbapna.
Mrs. Clara Lake and daughter. Miss
Annie Lake. and son. Julian. have rse
turned to their home In HAMPTON, at
ter months Visit to Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Wright.
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Turner. Norfolk; Mrs. Lucien l.. Nor
riss. Misses Elma and Ossie Norris
master Walter l.. Norris. Knoxville.
TENN: w. L. Rem. Norfolk. Va:
George w. Walters. Christia n sburg; e.
w. Morris. NJ, e. Doyle. Jr, Lynch
burg; c. ]. Stewart. Baltimore. Md:
l. c. Yates. Roanoke. Va; Judge and
Mrs. w. j. Henson. Miss Mary Henson
and w. e. Henson, Roanoke. Va.
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WOMEN's MEETING.

There will be an important called
meeting OF the Woman's Guild Of
ascension Church, Highland Park, on
Monday afternoon At o'clock in the
vestry o; tie church.