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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-09-30
JACKSONBURG

Mrs. John Kiser is visiting friends
at Warsaw
Mrs. Betty Worl is spending few
weeks with her son Frank.
Harry Jerome of Muncie, was the
guest of Miss Grace Kirby Sunday.
Harry Harvey of Williamsburg, is
substituting for Miss Worries, who is
sick
The ever genial Sanford Ellison
and wife and daughter greeted friends
here Sunday.
Rev Oliver Beeson Of Shirley, spent
Friday with his brother Robert Beeson
and family.
Mr. and Mrs Alex Kirby attended
the reunion of her fathers regiment
at Economy, Saturday.
Mrs. Christine Miller, Mrs. William
Wilson and Miss Olive Hunt were at
Richmond Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccain at
tended the wedding of his brother at
Economy Saturday evening.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Ingerman
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A secret code used by opium SNUG
glers is said to have been discovered
by agents of the United States govern
ment Americans, Mexicans and
Chinese operating along the Mexican
border are reported to have significant
emblems tatooed on their arms, show
ing the relation of the individuals OF
the business of smuggling.
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spent Sunday at the home of her
brother, Oliver Morse and family.
Henry Sumwalt and wife, who have
been visiting their son Harry, near
Economy, have returned home.
Leolan Daugherty and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Daugherty at
tended a family dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Boyd, Sunday.
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TRANSFER LINE

FURNITURE-Moye to and from the
city by large motor truck. Forres:
Monger, Transfer and Storage Co
Phone 26O8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

bel1te b1dt nebeneinmber Iaben unh
Sic 6od) ME batten 5uiammen fommen
loGet. 6rau glile 5itterte Dor Ser
Gntbecfung, nidt UNI ibretmillen, I'M
Ieinetmilen, um grid Du11 eggs mil
len, SEN es trefen muBte pie ein So
oesltoB.
Mber oanr berubigte 1ie iid oqma:
lig. Sc qub feline gemei1e - nnr bie
aebnltLteit 5miiden beiben, Softer
unb gobn, nnb bus NOR fein getDeis
Mber ipc1m ibr @atte> 1ein Gater, eS
abnte, uertt es tbm uuffiel, mos IN
iener Madt geiduh metrn er an Der
pl0tliden 500 leines gel un6en &na:
BEN nidt mebr gla16en moQte. Wenr
er bingir1g 5u Grid ban egg Unto tim
lagte, mos er abnte, unb menn er
Grid tom egg, fid berrietb. nno iit
fotute i'm 1idt eirma1 marnen, III
6urfte ibren gi6 nidt breden, Ser ib1
berbot, icmuls Elm @prt mber Dos Sc
ldebene at perlieren.
(5ortiekung folgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

@erm STR moM, miro 6as 2dno
@u9 beIfen un6 fid ielbit be5ablen.
Sd babe elm %1tngebeures Mreal oes
frmdtburiten 2on6es in @entral.M-
berta 51 rtiebrtgen Hreiien un6 let6-
ten 8eoingungen gu $500 Bis
$4,000 oen Side at berfuufen, 2anoe-
reien init geniigen6em &egenfan. BE.
%6ingungen elm Chronological boar, @eit
innerboIb 5tuan3ig Sabren. au@ eth
groBes MreaI dbnlider 2anbereieIt
init g11ten 8erbeiierungen 51 maBigen
Nreifen un6 Be6ing1ngen. &ter lit
Cure @elegenbeh, Cure 2iegenidof-
ten ar1s5u6ebnen bur9 Infauf an
grensenoen 2ar6es unb Cure Greunbe
@u1 aIs Mnhboren at iidern.
@egen rdberem men6e n1a1 iid an
@erma1n Coles, CHROME, alberta,
Canada.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
r@9mtittr lam, n11 mir
A6jm jn iagtn"

M1en 8opce bon MrgpIe, Minn..
lit cine lange 3eit an elmer idtpie-
rigen Sorm bon Ser5leioen, un6
obmobl er beitdnoig unter dr3tIider
8ebanolung mar, tpuroe fem &C.
iunobeits3uitan6 ihlimmer anitatt
better. GdlieBli6 mur6e ieiner
Gamilie mitgeteilt, oaB BoDce muir
nod etlide Gage ldnger leben
Tonne. Geine gdmelter muroe bon
Mebrasfa beimgerufen, Inn linn So
len at iagen, ebe er feline lange
Neiie antrete. &onnte man ii6 einen
boffnungsloieren Sal boritenen?
Cine 5reunoin Ser Semitic iiber-
reoete ibn OF. Miles' Seart Mem=
cop at gebranden. Ct fo1gte 6em
@at u16 bier lit fem einfo9es, ober
bereoiames 3eugnis:
.S6 betrabte es aIs meme MHidt. Sbnen mitz
%suteilen. mas 9r. Milss' 6eart Reme6p fir mid
est!an bat. y'sdoem i'd cine LANCE Belt trant ae=
nnr nod etfihe Gage leben t6nnte. Weine
Shtuefter tam nnn Webrasta. Inn mir Mbieu su
tagen. Mber cine Treunoi,1 in elmer gaahbarffaot
lberrebete mid. 2r. Uatles' Scarf Ren1ebp unb
erfe Sole al einem @amstaaa6enb. orei Soien
am Sonntaa unb bret Soien am Mpntoe. Mpn=
!tagnabt iflief ih bic aanae Madht. ben erften ge=
SnnerbaIb elmer Wode mar i5 fdbia, ALIEN III
geben. W1eire 8raft rabm jill. rnb rneir @etpiht
ging idlieBlicb BON 128 ouf 206 BFuno. pc. Giles'
5eart 3emebp unb 0ernine BADEN mir 6as 9eben
gersttet.. uno Seberurann in bteier umaesenb
tueiB eS."
ST. Wtlesf 5eart Men.ebb mirb nost
allen Mputgefern unter ffrenger @arun.
tie nerfauft.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Indiana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

ltIue tltppeIIWuH ou2 VI olele1t Ou9le''
/ febnlid un6 tpatroe ibrem @atten ein
treues @eib, obgleid iie tim nidt
ltebte. gier5ebn Gage naboem lte
M1tter gemoroen, itelte fi6 I'M gor:
0erba1ie ser iebnlidit ermartete Grbe
e1m.
limo 6ann fam ei1es s(ben65 'drgit=
1ib grid BON ggg rno rief lie 5n iet=
ner @attir, Sic %to6esfranf lag nno
nah ibr begebrte. Sic elite, bem
Suite 5u folgen. Sic nabm ibr flei=
mes S0bnden nit biniiber u11D bettete
es in Elm 3imn1er neben Ser &ran=
fenit1be 6rau ban eggs. Gie molte
Ste Nadt bel Ser @ra11fen blelben, Die
iid nad) ibr iebnte.
SEER BON egg ididte 0ie @arteri11
5ur 91nbe, er ielbit moute mahen BET
ieinem @eibe nit 9isbetb Der &C.
treuen. SSn elmer %foltbaren @tege lag
ser feline @rbe. &lar nn0 6ertlih
1ub Strut glile a1es Dor iid, iebt,
nu6 uber funfun65man5ig Sobren,
1p9 10, ds Oh es eben geideben. Sic
b6rte pI0tlid lei1e %flagen6e 2alte
ats Ger @iege un6 al5 iie nno grih
BON egg fid iiber Sen &leinen be1gr
ten, fuben Tie Elm p%er5errte5 feines
@eit6t. @enige Sefurtoem 5rdte Der
feline @0irper fra1npfbuft, oam moro
es rubig, 6te @an6den ltredtem li@.
vToot!" fliilterte entlebt Ser gater
un6 riB Dos &in6 aus Ser 8iege un0
bradte es Ser Mmpel nafe, 6ie I'M
Meben5irmer bron11te. 2isbetb iab
gong 6eutli9 6os @eiiat Grid ban
eggs bon 5dmer5 nn6 8eitur5ung
fif, iiber 6os to6te bleide @e len be11<
gen.
So rief 6te m1tter 1rab 6em &Iei-
ne1r.
vgridb Bring mir uni ern @naben-
id min i'm Riifen - @ri@> mir lit
at Mutbe = ols per1drfe id - im-
nper tiefer = unb - Dos 3immer
fdtpanft = fomm, bring muir Dos
@n6!"
Grid BON egg blidte ertiebt 2is-
|betb an. &onnte ct Ser tobtfra1fen
Mautttter sic feine 2ei9e IN BEN Mrm
Iegen? @ir6e 6ie grregung tie nidt
to6ten her g6mer5 ite iibertpdltigem?
v2isbetb, Grid, mo fei6 ibr 6ena1,
bringt mir 6as &in6. ST Bore es
meiner1."
Sc tpor 2isbetbs &1rabe, Ser 5u
|idreien begam. @aid entidloifen
rofm 2isbetb ibr &in6 rm6 bradte
es ibrer &errin. Gle fiiBte es imnig
NIT gldn5err6er, idon boB gebrode=
mem M1gen. sic fdlummerten beioe
Elm, sic iterbenbe Mutter NIT benz
frem6en @in6 int Mrm, Dos lie fir
ibr eigenes bielt. ginige Sttn6en
ipdter mar iie beridte0en in BEN Mr-
men ibres per3meifelten @otten.
u@rih, bite SEN &leinen gut: st
tit mein @ermdftniB!" fliiiterte fie
NIT ibrem Iebten Mtbem5uge.
6ra1t gIif e fiiblte nod beltte Dem
|Sdmer3 Tim tire @errtn in ibrer
tre,1en 8ruit. Mber Tie iab uu@ BEN
beiBgeliebten Ma1n fitrmm nit itro~
menoen GbrGnen a1f sic 2eide ieines
@eibes itarren. sS1 Ser @tege regte
es iid. Sic botte11 SEN 2eberben btn-
eingelcgt, Inn sic Mutter at tariden.
@Grterin fam leiie berein. sic
tpuBte mod 1ridt, 6aB Der 500 feinen
gin5ug gebaIten unto Mh1tter un6
&in6 bintpeggerafft. Sic 5og 2isbetb
angftpon ours oem 3inrner.
uSSbr &ino, ieben Ste, es lit toot."
9isbetb ridte >pei1rero: vnnb STE ar
me 6errin -" {prah tie.
sd bobe es borm1sgeiehen, bie
Madt miiroe Tie ridt iiberleben, iie
mar 5u idtpob =" o%nttportete oie
&rartfenpfIegerin. sic %berrtbigte Den
8leinen, oer iie fir Grid ban eggs
.S6bnden bieIt, 1no trug i'm ats benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25

1e1eT1, 0en1 ct NOR Dos er1te dr1ert1d
er ON Der Settle ieines iu1rgen 6reun-
0es in oe11en eleguntem @ab Der
Neid5ha1tptlta0t 5u.
Sest gruBte.@ onra6 ban egg IN Ell
neln Mugen nit 5mel 1amen, 8efer
griiBte ebenfau5 tief Depot, nit Ell
nenn b0bniiben 26dyeln auf 0en 2ip=
pen.
u&er1nen Sic Sic 9ame1r &amer=
fin?" fragte Ser junge Mam.
ultnb oil" plaste 8efer beral1s
uno iebte Damn bir5u: u&annte Ben
reid)en aomerfin IN Nmerifa idon."
Mit melt offenen Mugen blidten
beibe, Jrou Cite aamerfin un0 lire
Johter &atbe, ouf Oie noriiberfab=
renDen griiBer10en Serren.
or = Mutter!" lt0bnte aatbe
m1f.
6rau glile par to0tenblei9 getpor=
SEN.
uMllo 0od nidt nad Mmerifa ="
lprah Bitter &atbe.
u8ei6e - 5uiammen = &dtbe =
Oh" it0bnte Srou @liie unb ibr
@u1pt ianf n1f 6ie 8ru1t Il.
ueSSa. Ct ur6 &orra0 bum g gg,
Mutter, bu1t out geieben?" Srau
Cite itarrte Dor iid FIN, als babe Elm
Me0uierrbo11pt fid ibr ge5eigt. 60
permirrt nn6 faiiungslos batte &atbe
ibre Mutter nod ME eeieben. SIRE
@an6e 5itterten, lire 3abne idlagen
aneinun6er pie I'M Tieber, ibre Iu-
qen butte 6en Mus6ruf per5meiflu1rgs=
boiler Mng1t.
ugei6e 5%niummem," fIiiiterten tire
2ippen un6 in ibrem DIR flang es
oroben6:: ugeioe- Softer un6 5obn!"
8ie eirue enoIoie Mc1ooie 5ogen Ste
@ortc oura Srau gfiiers &trn in
allen Sornrten; immer mieber $50
ter un6 @obn!" flang es, als OBJ es
gar nidts orr6eres auf Der @elt fir
tie mebr geben follte, 10 ur%a11sgeiebt
baftete 6ieler @e6urfe in ibrem &C.
bahtmB.
Sn fid berinnfen, tbeilnabmS1os
kfab iie Damn in ibrem 3immer uuf
ibrem bebogliden Blab am Geriter.
SIZE borte ni9t &dtbes stime, iie
anttportete ibr nidt. Ms &dtbe tie
nit ianfter @etpoIt at Eiid at
Mben6mobl5eit geleitete, beriibrte Tie
mfts BON Sen a1fgetragenem Spei-
len un6 ide11te es, Sem Slid ibner
Sodter 5u begegnen, Der forgenDon
ouf ibr r11bte. sic fdlid in tbr
gdIaf5immer nn6 nifte n11r &atbe
eiren quite Madt1@rtB gu.
@ein GdIof, feline mobltbmenbe Be-
tpuBtloiigfeh uniting iie. Sic Log NIT
geidloiiener Nugen mod]er6, nno
SLIDER ferner 8eiten 5ogen on tbrem
@~eiiteso1tge poriiber. Sic tpar jung,
fanm Elm Sobr b%erbeiratbet, iett faam
5tpei @oden Mutter eines &naben.
Sic be1pobnte init ibrem @atten ein
~rei5en0es fleines @artenbdns int Sin=
t%erge6au6e 6es BON @gg'fden @run6=
ltiids. SIR Mom tpor lange Sabre
@Grtner in 6em Sa1tie idon bet Srm
ban eggs gIterrt, un6 iie tpar ibrer
inngen Serrin 5ebn Sabre bi1rourh
eine treue 9iererir gerpeien, nrebr
mie ous, cine 6re1troin, cine Ser
tronte. @ie tpar a1d nod ibrer Ser
beirathung 11od tdglid ittnoenlang
nit ibr 811fammen. sic mare ibr
gon5es 2eben gern m ibrem Gienlt
g%eblteben, qber es trieb iie fort aus
oem Souie ibrer @errin. Cine itille,
beiBe 2eioemfdaft erfiime ibr Ser5,
lie liebte Grid BON egg, fdon lmge,
ehe er ibre 6errtn itd ertpdblt CUR
@ottin. sic betete ibn on uno CT?
Niemon6 ahnte es. 1unn gab Tie
gefers g%erperbung en6lid @ch0r;
pieneidt miiroe tire 9eioen1daft
ldJmin6en in ser CHE NIT etnem a1r-
bere,1, oodte tie. sic tuiinidte es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-11-25
Neribaft Gu6 Cure ef9ene
6arm.

Die Set, Gm4 1m5nieben, lit, bepor
SIR fauft. &ommt brett at mir,
unb id meroe @ud belfen, Gmd
Gmer @ei1u frei non ieber SCRIBE
rmng at neridaffen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

days. accompanied by cool. fresh
mountain breezes. The spacious porch
Is usually crowded with guests. and
groups are also seen upon the lawn.
drinking In the pure mountain air and
enjoying the many picturesque views
OF the surrounding scenery
On Wednesday morning tho usual
! subscription game OF cards was plav
ed The guests were divided in the
eholce or the game. Some played five
hundred. while others enjoyed auc-
ton The tables were placed IN the
oallroom' as the weather was too cool
10 enjoy game on the vcranda, where
1t is usually played. The interesting
games lasted until the bell sounded
Tor dinner, when the prizes were
awarded. Mrs. c. c. Campbell. OF
Blueheld. w. Va. won the embroid-
ere" workbaS, the first prize at auc-
| ton There was n close contest be-
tween Miss Barnwell and Miss Thoma 9
for the second prize. Miss Barnwelrs
score was a few points higher than
MISS Thomas's. and was awarded the
Madeira embroidered handkerchiefs
LIT. Shanks won the mems prize, 4
package OF cigars. The game of five
hundred WAS played with equal pleas
ure and Zest. The prizc-winners were
MISS Cnrolyne Meadows, who can
tured tho bookrack. Miss Cardozo. O,
richmond. won the second prize. ana
49, 1hoiIihS, oI blueUelU, won the
mems In the tie for the BOBBY prize,
Mrs d. w. Meadows drew 1t.
on Monday n party Of twelve. who
are spending some time at Montgom-
cry Inn, in Christia nsb burg. drove mere
Tor dinner. In the party were General
| and Mrs. w. ]. Bchan, OF New Or
leans. Mrs. Behan is an active mem.
Der Of the United Daughters OF Con
ieoeracy. She found congenial spir-
II IN Mrs. L. NJ White. OF Norfolk
who is here with Major l.. NJ. White
and their son, Herbert White.
Paul Thomas. OF BlucheId, w. Va.
who has spent the summer here, and
has added much to the social actIv-
tiles ut this hotel, left on Monday for
his home. lIo contemplates a trip to
New York in a few days
Sunday night saw the colony gath
cred in the parlor, where song SER
vice was enjoyed Miss Theresa !.
Raine. Of Petersburg, acted as accom-
PIANIST and Superintendent J. p Whit.
of Radford, leader OF the improvised
choir.
The summer colony is happy to wei.
come visit from Eugene Jones, Of
Richmond. who. being in the vicin-
ity of Crockett Springs, could not re-
sist the many charms or charmer,
this resort has always had for him.
Miss Ethel Thomas spent the week
end at ChristiansburG. Va, where
she was the guest Of Miss Beatrice
Calhoun.
Among the arrivals this week are
ter. Miss Mary Campbell DIR. Camp
bell is the pastor of one of the large
Presbyterian Churches in Roanoke
Mrs. j. ID. Woodward and her daueh-
ter. Miss Hazel Woodward, are late
arrivals from San Antonio. Texas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
ORANGE
ISpecial to .

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Z ORANGE, VA. August 2S.-One OF
the most delightful affairs Of the sea
son was the card party given on Fri
day evening by Mrs. Robinson Nelson
and Miss Evelyn Marshall, in honor
Of Mrs. Roy Carter The guests in
vited were Mrs. Henry Warren, Mrs.
Alexander Browning, Mrs. Charles
Page, Mrs. Jacob Stair Mrs. Jack
Mecks. Mrs. Karl Block. Mrs. Seldom
Boxley, Mrs. Riley Macon, Mrs Vir-
ginius Shackleford, Mrs. Roy Carter.
Mrs. Frank Scott, Jr. Mrs Conway
Macon. Mrs. Allen Warren. Mrs. Elliot
DO Jarnett. Mrs. Green Shackleford.
Mrs. Manly Carter. Mrs Harry Talia-
ferro. Refreshments were served by
Misses Fannie Dare Taliaferro and
Margaret Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Warren and
MIR. and Mrs Allen Warren motored to
Richmond on Thursday. returning that
evening by moonlight
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Shackleford left
on Friday for Atlantic City. where thew
ayill spend n week. Later they viii
~ Joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29

Garter and will spend week mo-
toring through Maryland and the VAL
ley OF Virginia
Mrs. F. G. Scott left this week for
q TWO weeks visit TO her mother, Mrs.
I. r.. b. Wright, OF Tappahannock.
August c. Wainbcrsie. who has been
visiting in Texas for the past fortnight,
returned 10 his Orange home OH Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ Grafton and little
daughter, Mary Jane, have just re-
turned from visit to their mother, in
Spotsylvania County.
The cool days are bringing out tho
tennis enthusiasts. and each day finds
the club courts filled with players.
Quite 4 rleasan, occasion Of the week
was an informal tennis tournament
between Orange and Culreper. Orange
winning by the close score OF one
watch
Mrs. d. p. Coleman has been on a
visit OF several days TO her daughter.
Mrs. Roger Payne. Of Front Royal.
Nicholas Page. of Charlottesville,
spent several days this week in Orange
as the guest OF DR.. +. G.. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Browning left
this week for trip to Baltimore by
way OF the Rappahannock River At
ter stay OF several days In that city
they returned by way OF Norfolk and
Richmond.
The carnival dance, which took place
on Tuesday night, was the event of
tho season, and was fitting finale to
the series of practice dances given by
Everett Brown, Of New York City.
About thirty couples were present.
The hall was decorated with streamers
and colorcd lights. Miss Allen Gray
was voted queen OF the carnival while
Miss Esther Burke, OF Alexandria, won
the prize for the best costume. and
Miss Grace. of Louisiana, won the
lucky prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stair. of York.
Pa, and their daughter, Miss Virginia
Stair, are guests At Chestnut HILL"
the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Conway
Macon.
Miss Kirkpatrick is visiting at the
home OF Rev. r. s. Carter.
Miss Lucy Lyme OH Thursday night
was hostess ut a watermelon feast, and
dance at her home. Willow Grove
Dancing was enjoyed for some time,
then all present repaired to the lawn
where the melon feast was spread in
was resumed, and kept up to late
hour.
delightful dance was given on
Monday night by DR.. and Mrs. r. NJ
Harris in honor OF their house guests,
Miss Elizabeth Miller, of Rappahan-
mock. and Miss Elizabeth Boulware of
Fredericksburg. Quite q number Of
the younger set were present and dane
ing was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffray Woodrin, of
Brunswick, Ga, are on n visit to the
formers parents, at lockwood"
Quite n number OF the Orange horse
lovers went over to the Warrenton
Hrrscshow Several automobile par
ties We're given to tho show. Among
those who attended were Mr.. and Mrs
r.. w. Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Virginius Shack
leford. Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Carter and
August Wambersie.
Judge Ewell, of Lancaster, spent
several days i'm Orange this week. re-
turning from n visit to DIR. Jesse Ewcll,
OF Ruckersvillc
DIR. Joe De Jarnette. OF Staunton.
and Horatius De Jarnette. Of West
virginia, were guests this week Of
their brother. i. Fl. De Jarnette
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-29
WAYNESBORO
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.]

WAYNESBORO. VA. August as
On FRIDAY evening an auction bridge
and hvc-hundrcd party was held
In the ballroom of the local inn. For
nearly TWO hours the exciting. ,contos,
was wagcd. Each table contehded for
It's own prize. while all cut for the
consolation. Tho results were as fol
lows: prizes for highest score IN
bridge. Mrs, a. N. Randolph. Manches-
ter. England; Mrs. Theodore Garnett
Cheatham. of Norfolk. Va. The Ave
hundred prizes were won by Miss Fan
ME Lawson. OF Smithfeld Va: Miss
Georgia Hickman, OF Hampton Va, and
Mrs. Charles Stevens. OF Richmond
and the consolation. n silver picture
framo, by Miss Julia Falconer. OF
Newport News. Va. Tho ballroom
with It's color scheme of pink. formc I'd
an unusually pretty setting for the
eight tables of players.
While the weather is SO delightfully."-
cool and the mountain air so fresh
| and inVtsorattns. all OF tho young peo-
pie are enjoying the mountain walks
and pretty drives. Some prefer the
| horseback rides. Miss Hope Baker and
friends fin dthe ride through mountain
paths very eShilirating on Waynes-
horos well-gaited horses.
On Sunday evening tho regular in
/! formal chorus OF all who sing was
! held in the mushroom. and as usual
was thoroughly enjoyed by both those
who participated and a large apprecia-
tive audience. This was followed by
an impromptu sacred concert, COM
posed of some of the talented guests
of this resort.
Miss Esse Henry, OF East Orange
N j., who has been spending some
time at Brunswick Inn. has been a
social favorite among the guests OF
tho inn and the townspcople.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gordon Stephenson
and family, who motored here from
| their home in Norfolk for an indefinite
stay.
Among the arrivals from Richmond
this week are Miss Frances Scott, Miss
Woodward. Edward d. Quarlcs. Sam
w. Lacy. Other arrivals are Miss
I.elias Drysdale Gillet, Miss Minor, w
L. Tabb, c. V. Sutton, c. p. Casey and
Miss Edna Sutton. OF Newport News
Va: NJ. A. r. 10th. of Letoisa. y. Y.
burg, Va; Miss 1moEen Riddtck. Ash
land. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. BraNton and
son. Miss Elizabeth Landon, Newport
News. Va; =. c. Casey, Williamsburg
Va; Mrs. ]. v. w. Gravely, Rocky
Mount. y. c.; Miss Lula Gravely, Rocky
ton. ID. c.: John Baylor, Baltimore
Md; DR.. William a. Fisher Jr., Bal
! timore. Md; r. l.. Hunter. Frances r
Scott: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gordon Steph-
enson. S. Gordon Stephenson. Eliza
beth Stephenson, w. s Johns. Mrs
Gordon, w. S. Johns. Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Plummer. Waverly, Va: r. w
p. Plummer. wife and son, Wavcrly
| Va; r. c. Plummer and wife. Waverly
/ Va; r. Ct. Butcher. Petersburg, Va.
| 6. G. Collins. Norfolk. Va; A. NJ Ran
! dolph Jr. Manchester. England; Rev
George Floyd Rogers. Lynchburg, Va.
r. w. Andrews and wife, Chicago, III.
Mrs. L. L.. Baugh, Petersburg. Va.
| a. NJ. Randolph. Jr., of Manchester
England. has Joined his wife and fam
| lily here for short time.
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HOUSTON. VA, August 23.-Miss
sally Johnson, Of this place. enter
tained as house guests this week
Misses Emily and Eleanor Johnson, OF
South Boston: Miss Evelyn Bray, of
Richmond: Miss Anne Chewing, Of
Spotsylvania; Miss Eleanor Abbitt, OF
Franklin: Miss Esther Murray, of Co
iumbia. S. c.. and Miss Sallie Adams,
OF Danripple.
Gran Craddock attended tho sessions
OF the Virginia Clerks Association in
Pulaski last week
Miss Elizabeth Rittman, of this place.
has been the attractive guest OF friends
in Gladys for the past week
John D. Easley. OF Lynchburg. visit
ed friends In Houston this week
Miss Mamie Crews has been spend
Ing some time the guest of Rev
and Mrs. ]. A. Barnhardt Of Gladys
E. 9. Lacy left on Tuesday for Rich
mond.
Miss Rose Lee willingham has re-
turned from visit to relatives in
Raleigh, N c.
Frank A. Tuck, formerly connected
with the Record Advertiser, OF this
place. but now of the Government
Printing Office in Washington, is
spending short vacation with rela-
tives In the county. He is accompanied
by his family and made the trip by
automobile.
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MOUNT ELLIOTT, VA, August IS
The last week in August has been char
acterized by no break whatever in the
continuous round OF hiGh-season gave
ties at Mount Elliott. On Saturday
evening the weekly dance was held in
the ballroom, and usual proved a
very enjoyable affair to all of the
younger set. On Sunday morning, DR..
Eggleston conducted the regular Sun
day morning services at IL O'Clock,
making his farewell address for the
summer. he and Mrs. EgGlcston and
Miss EGEleaton having left durin. the
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Buck" Rawlings. OF Staunton. Va. c.
G. Crosby. OF Staunton: f.. k Moreley.
OF Richmond: Mrs. c. r. Haines, OF
Waynesboro: Mrs Guy Wilson. of
Waynesboro: Mrs. ]. Bilisoly Hudyins.
OF Portsmouth. Va; Miss Grace Vest,
Or Waynesboro. and Miss Margaret
owen. or Richmond: Miss Margaret
Harris. Of Stanton: DR.. John F. Wood
ward. OF Norfolk: Miss Mary Alice
Blanton. A. B. Carter. of Richmond;
S. Y. Collins. Norfolk, Va. and r. IL.
Butcher. OF Petersburg. Va.