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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14
CASHIER BANQUETS
BANK OFFICIALS

The officials of the Pullman State
bank were Monday evening guests
of DR.. f. Mcguire, the banks cash
Ter, at a seven-course banquet served
at the Palace hotel Talks and jolli-
fication rounded out very pleasant
evening. Among those present were
DR.. and Mrs. E. Mcguire, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Watt, Mr. and Mrs. r. G. McCroskey,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Mathews, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. Cathcart, Herbert Kim
brough and Miss Louise Slater, Earl
McCroskey and Jasper LaFollette.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14
Pres. Holland Assumes Duties

of this college and faculty is favor
ably known throughout the east as
we'll as in the west, more favorably
perhaps than any of you realize. |
presume that the college is even bet
ter known now than before the foot
ball season opened. | come from a
over 10000 students, because | be-
lieye that in this new state there is
a wider field of useful service in
working with a smaller number of
students. | am in sympathy with
your former presidents conception
Of what this college should be and
ask your cooperation in carrying on
his work. ! have no policy to an
nounce at this time and have no de-
sire to make a speech. | have said
all that care to say but hope to be-
come well acquainted with all of
you"
stAfter the chapel exercises Paul
Dupertius. president of the assoeiat-
ed students, DR.. Bryan and Presi-
dent Holland formed a receiving line
in the library and several hundred
of the students were presented to
the new president
President Holland spent the re-
mainder of the day in consultation
with DR.. Bryan and on Saturday met
the members of the faculty of each
department. Tomorrow evening the
faculty will give a reception to the
new president at his home.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14
First Of Music RGCita|S Tonight

three recitals will be sold at so cents.
Admission to single recitals will be
rs cents. The receipts will be used
to help bring good musical attrac-
lions to the college.
The following is the program for
next Friday evening:
Sonata for violin and piano
Haendel 6S5-1759)
Ahdante
Allegro
Adagio-AlIegretto
Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth" from 1.-THE Messiah
Haendel
Chaconne, for violin alone
Bach 6S5-1750)
la Can l Live Without My
Love" ..... .Gluck (1714-1787)
OBJ MY Heart Ever Faithful"
from the Pentecost Cantata
Bach
la Air for the G string :. Bach
(b) Gayotte from the Suite in E
Bach
For Voice. Violin and Piano
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14
JOINT INSTALLATION
TUESDAY EVENING
Modern WOodmen and Royal Neigh
bOrs Install Officers-Banquet
and Good Time Follow
Installation

Pullman Camp No. GAL. Modern
Woodmen of American, installed Of
ficers as follows Tuesday evening,
Mayor Harley Jackson acting as in
stalling officer:
Past consul-D. NJ Patterson.
Venerable consul--W. n. Puckett.
Worthy adviser-Frank Klossner.
Clerk-E. n. Clark.
Excellent banker-R. K, Camp
bell.
Escort-R. G. Leuty.
Watchman-Cl Gass.
Sentry-C. w. Clark.
Trustee-A. E. Kampen.
Artesian City Camp, No. 1888,
Royal Neighbors OF America, in
stalled as follows with Matilda Can
non as installing officer:
Past oracle--Mrs. Jas. Edgecomb.
Oracle-Mrs. Make Morse.
Vice oracle-Mrs. Ben Davis.
ChanceIlor-Mrs. w l.. Greena-
walt.
Recorder Mrs. Harry Day
Receiver--Mrs. Frank Klossner.
Marshal-Mrs. D. NJ. Patterson.
Inner sentinel-Mrs. Chas, Far
rier
Outer sentinel Mrs. Harry Doug
las.
Manager-Mrs. Eiic Hatley.
Following the joint installation a
sumptuous banquet was served and
general good time enjoyed by the
large crowd present.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mrs. Harriet Haynes was pleas
antly surprised by her daughter, Miss
Lulu, in honor of her birthday,
Wednesday. January IL, at their
home. Those present were Mesdames
Archer, Reed, Mcdonald, Sampson,
Pickett, Price, Abel, Doty, Melvin,
Howell, Haynes, and the Misses
Hazel Moss. Thelma Moss and Mir
lam Abel.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14

The telephone number of the
presidents mansion on the college
campus has been changed from Sc
to 5. Persons desiring to reach
President Holland at his home will
call for 5.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14
WOODMEN WILL DANCE

Members of Pullman Camp No.
10, w. o. W., with their ladies,
will enjoy a social dancing party at
the K. of P. hall Wednesday evening,
January 90. Refreshments will be
served.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-01-14

The Pullman Mothers club will
meet next Tuesday. January ~
There will be election OF officers At
this meeting for the coming year.
All members are requested TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
V. P. l..

Especial 20 Tho Times Dispatch
BLACkSECRG, VA. June IA
notable feature Of commencement week
at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
WAS the annual alumni dinner on Tues
day night. Nearly 800 Of the old boys
with guests gathered around long ia
bles IN tho west end OF the new shops
building. After cigars and cigarettes
were lighted the postmaster. DR.. a. T.
Finch. Of Boydton. introduced as the
chief speaker Of the evening. Isaac
Digs. Of Richmond MIR. Digs spoke
on possibilities II" directed the at
;ention Of his hearers especially to tho
future that lies before tho young men
Of Virginia along agricultural and en-
cheering lines.
President EeGlcston followed Mr.
DigES and spoke briefly of his plans
for tho future development of V P l.
While he lid not deny that the crying
need Of the institution was more
money. he said ina, there was a more
urgent need for cooperation, sympathy
and help for The administration on tho
part Of every one connected with the
V p. !. He thought tho chief object
should be to teach the men who go out
that they must work for their living
and that they should he provided with
the implements to do this In tho way
OF practical education.
DIT Julian Burrus. ri the Harrison
burg Normal School, was the last
speaker He talked briefly on How 10
Meet the Needs Of Educate onnl Insti-
tutions"
Ninety three couples took part In
the opening figure Of the german given
by the V. =. J. German Club on Tues
day night. nearly twice az many as
have been seen ut q club dance for
several years. Granville G. sutton. Of
Richmond. dancing with Miss Mary
stone. Of Roanoke led the figures 4
collation. was served at midnight
George Wood. OF Roanoke with Miss
Margaret Pricur, Of Norfolk. led tho
dance given Ivy tho Cotiliion Club at
the field house on Tuesday night.
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for the summer school professional cor
ttncates. good number for credit on
normal school courses. many for spo-
clal works and comparatively few for
first and sccond-gradc certificates.
j. II. Montgomery. secretary of tho
C6-Cperative Education Association, OF
Richmond. has spont this week here.
and made helpful talks Mt the general
assembly.
DR.. MaEruder, of Princeton Uni
versty. Is giving an Interesting course
of lectures on international concilin-
ton.
President Burruss was one OF the
400 alumni who met at the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute this week. He
also attended the meeting OF the Vir-
ginia Association of Girls Schools and
Colleges. held ut Chatham. Va. on June
II and Is
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WRlGHTSVllLE BEACH

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WRlGHTSNlLLE BEACH. y. c..
June 1.-THE South's present pros
perity is reflected in the many appli-
cations for hotel reservations a;
WriEhtsvillc Beach. which is opening
for the season.
The convention season opens on June
90. WHOM the North Carolina Pharma-
ceutical Association and the North
Carolina veterinarians meet
Each OF the hotels has undergone
important changes and extensions,
Captain Edgar l.. Hinton again IA in
charge of the Seashore. and Is greet
ing friends of former seasons who are
returning 10 the beach.
Charles l.. Hooper. after two years
absence. again is manager OF tho
Oceanic Hotel.
popular this season Many OF the WISH
tors have caught large fish.
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FARMVILLE

(Spacial to The Times Dispatch
FARMNILLE. VA. June lT.-Mr. and
Msr. Godfrey Greyke and children
have gone to their home. In Chicago.
after visit 10 Mrs. Greyke's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. II. Paulctt.
w. b. Walton. of Palatka. Fla. was
Il guest of l.. S. Shields this woek.
Mrs. r. Cralle is visiting In Norfolk.
Miss Elizabeth Jarman is visiting
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. W. l.. Cox and children, of Flor
cnce, S. c.. have returned after visit
ing relatives in Farmville
Mrs. l.. ID. Willis and children have
left for their home in the Middle West.
Mrs. w. G. Huntington is visiting
her daughter, Mrs Chapman. OF WASH
inEton. -. G.
Mrs. w. c. Fallwcn has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. w.
G. Vaughan. of Asheville. =. G.
Miss Grayce Paul. OF Richmond. is
a guest of Mrs. James A. Davidson.
Dr. w. r. Anderson is in Detroit at
tending tho meeting of the American
Medical Association.
Miss Ella Hancock. Of Lynchburg.
is visitor in the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. =. Winston.
Or. and Mrs. L. d. Whitaker and her
sisters. Misses Francis and Katherine.
Will leave Tomorrow for Norfolk.
Baltimore and Washington.
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WOODSTOCK

WooDSTOCK, VA, June l7.-,rrs
David II. walton was hostess n, :,
charming breakfas, on "Wednesday
morning at u o'clock In honor Of ~
house guest Miss Mallory Webster ~
Baltimore. The guests we're ,uss..
Webster, Will" Joe Toppkirs. of Hr,s.
toll. VaI Gertrude Funkhouscr. N,rv
Newman, Mary Beal! walton. Lone.
Gibbs. Rebeoca Paxton, Anne Moor.
Katharine Snyder Aricm. w:uker
Eleanor Grabiil and Mrs Warrincr
Mrs. j. NJ. Bauscrrnan entertained 3,
cards on Wednesday afternoon Fifty
gueste were present. Among tho ont,
of-town guests were Misses Nallor,.
Webster, of Baltimore; Mary IIeII,-
and Charlotte McAlister. Of Chay-cston
w. Va: Vernon Lichl;tcr. Of E,aun.
ton; Dliza RanEatey, Willie Joe wamn-
.kins. OF Bristol, Va,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reed and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Wood, of Chambers,
burg. Pa-4 were weekend motor s,uests
Of Mrs. L s. Walker.
Miss Mallory Webster, Of Ralt.,uor.
3s the guest Ct Mr.. and Mrs y. II
Walton.
Miss Mary Heller, a nurse In train i.
ing at the Mcmillan Hospital. Charles
bon. w. Va. accompanied by Miss NC.
kiister. of Canada, havo arrived for q
S1is!t TO MisD Heiler's parents
!. Misc Vernon .Ltchilter, oEStauntcn, IS
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ORANGE

Special 20 The Times Dispatch
ORANGE, Va. June lT-Mr and Mrs.
Robert :. Walker. Of California. ar
rived n Orange last week and viii!
spend some time with Mr.. Walker'e
family a, Woodberry Forest
Hunter Ta!!af"rro, OF Washington.
is making a visit 20 his parents, Mr.
and MIS-. Garland Ta!iaterro.
Miss Rose BURGESS returned to
Orange on Tuesday. after visit to
nor cousin. Mr.. John Smith. Of Rich
rnond.
Mss Annie Taliaferro. of Charlotte,
y g. attended the finals at Woodbury.
FcTes- last week and was the guest
Of her aunt. Miss Lacy Talfaferro, at
Spring Garden.
Miss Hattie Satlcr. OF New York, has
been The guest OF MISC Margaret Shack
elford.
Miss Frances Dare Taliaferro has re-
;urn*d 20 he! home IN Orange. after
spending the winter in Pulaski. Va
Mrs. Robert &. Carter spent several
days IN Cha-!ottcsv!lle last week.
Miss Frances Coffee. who has spent
s"vera! months In Orange, returned to
Richmond last week
Dr.. and Mrs r. y. EsSleston and
daughter. Miss Martha Eggleston, OF
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columbus. Miss. are guests OF Mr..
ana Mrs. w. c. BoNlcy. at Red Bud.
MISS Title Thornton, of Port Royal.
va, arrived in Orange on Tuesday
ana Will be guest ut tho home OF
MRS. e. B. Maddux for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Voolfolk were
visitors to Richmond the first of the
week.
Miss Miriam Hin returned home on
Monday, after 4 visit to Mrs. George
l." Browning, OF Orange. who has been
spending some time in Richmond.
James Scott, OF Petersburg. is the
guest of his aunt, Miss Nellie Scott, ut
Clifton.
Mrs. Charles voolfolk left on Fri
day for n visit to North Carolina.
The Marshall Heights Thirteen Club
was entertained on Friday night by
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Is. Warren.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Page and house
guests. Misses Nellie Price. of Balti-
more. md Mary Thompson. OF Summit
Point. W. Va. were visitors at the
University of Virginia and Charlottes-
Vile last week.
Mrs. Frank T. Scott. Jr.. leaves to-
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kRVOklA

-A= 70 --.-::--
Azr5.'.A -, 80 >---I;iEs .E-ss
te-y - Eo---s CoJy, letc E=4- Ca
6&u e. Gc-fay tc- CAzc@- ~s.-. s.+
wen: - a.s-5 D@eAg 2. ,>e siz.o.5
teachers q Ox4atA Sc !z:.- -v';:
v'st, t-.e-as & sl~wc--, =
Richard FS,.oa, o: was: virginia
aunt, MIS- L=::.e Morgan ard -.
uncle L .. Pierce
.ev. y. Nc- Stil;-- occ.c.~4 ne
pulpit =: a. Scnr.sv..e Presbyterian
Church ias Sunday
Miss Kata Gaar-aper has returned
tn her home 81 Lynchburs. Va. after a
visit 70 Misses L!!a! and Cassie Duva.
Mes Ethel HCsheI- has returned -
her home he-e, ester having sp.r- me
winter n Bedford County teaching
Mrs. william 3 Petit. ard Mrs. 2
3. Paetesnn spent Tuesday and We'd
, nesday of tbs week IN Richmond
Miss 'fserrrode Pierce has returned
! home from FredrrtcKsbu.g Normal
Miss Winnie PITS viii leave ner
home here on Monday for Lexington.
where sbe Eoes TO attend the Virginia
Military rnstttute finals. Her tua
cousins. John and Lindsay ri,;s. o:
Ecottsv!ile- Will graduate
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lindsay stone sp-n,
Sunday with relatives IN Fluvanna
4 County.
Miss Cassie. Duvai has returned horns
q from Prospect, Va
Misa Bessie Williams has arrived
3 nome, nftca- teaching in North caro-.
y Ina.
3 Mn and ;.nrs a. l.. PITTS and M!y,
Edith P1tts'w<-re visitors In Richrnont
= this week
n Pr"paratinns are being made FOR ~.
(. meeting OF the James Rivor Bapt.s
Association al MI, Zion Baptis, Chuycf
late in July
Members and officers y, Trln,,,
* Preshy7er!an Church are making prep
\ srat3ons for the entertainment of N.
=. West Hanover Prasbyterv, which go
q; be held early IN September
n Rev. STANLEY White Viii aeqlet Rev
Ii P1nmrnar f. Jones in series ~ evan
q Eeltstic services 10 be h.ld shortly a
4f the Fork Union Preshyt"r!au church
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LYNCHBURG

Especial to The Times Dtsputch.]
LYNCHBCRG. VA. June l7.--Mr
and Mrs. Dan W. Sale have returned
from Lafayette, Ind, where they at.
tended the national convention OF the
Travellers Protective Association. dur.
Ing which MIR. Sale was elected ma
Stional president
Robert NJ. Woodsor lef, early in the
week for Fayetteville. y. c.. to attend
n marriage.
Miss Rlcndlnc Coincr. who sren,
several weeks here as the guest ot
Mr.. and Mrs. r c. S;uoot. returned 70
her home in Nayncshoro this week.
William r. Allen and family. OF Gov
iOEtor, spent several days here this
week rs guests OF Mrs. Mamie Lich
ford
Mrs. T. NJ. McKcnna has gone 10
Salem for n visit.
Miss Mary Sterling, OF Charlot,es-
Vile. and Miss Lena Fo1tire, OF
Wytheville. We're guests this week Of
Mrs Mamie Lichford
Mrs. y. l. Relchcr and children are
visiting Mrs. Belchcr's father q. \.
Christian. in Norfolk.
Mrs. j. p. letter and daughter. Miss
tldcnc Of Roanoke, spcn: a portion
OF the week with Mrs. Jetc-'s sister.
Mrs Is. J.. Pickett. in Madison Heights.
Mrs Harold r. Smith. Of Richmond.
is the guest Of her husbands parents.
Mr. and Mrs. y. II. Smith, OF River
mont.
Miss Marion Thompson is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Reeves Holt =; De-
catur. III.
so TEs; !: J Eq,lsra has soos 70
month with relatives.
Mrs. Henry l. Rookie o. houston
Ten, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs @ NJ.
Miss Lucy Ayres has gone to Rocky
Mount To visit her sist"r Mrs =. :
Gambler.
Miss sallie Grcenhow has returned 70
Richmond. after a visi, here
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. z Brown spent the
week with relatives in Amhs7s.
County.
Miss Evelyn whi;rnore has as ne-
guest at he- home here Misc E-a,a
Pounds. OF Salisbury, Md
Mrs. George ?. Watkins ar! fauEh-
Ter. Mrs William, VI Black. A.vs rone
to Ncw York C'-y for a visit
Mrs. Sani= Gresham james wh- vas
the CUES; OF her sister. MIS- = : Rob
inson. has returned 20 he- home II
Washington
MISS Mabel Wills, :: ats Store CAP
mas been visiting MISS A.'re Ar77,-
stead
Miss Hsrr:e, Eile,, has gone 20 wind
sor Tor a visit With h<- 5-c.h.-
NJ and Mrs. ? =. S7eaA Nave -A-
turned t-oC! v!s!: %ith their niece.
Mrs g = Hesso-, - 2,ve.v.ne
Ms ~. Jonas and dzue--.-.
Ns1cY have returned = their home
II 2ich0o-- s.-s- : Ts., 18th .he
formers parents, W. ana Ms, J. Vt
!!ahe-:y
M-s : y Cox sd children a-. visit
:-E relatives - Suera Vista
E-s - : --w:s IS visiting Mrs
." .-Te--:; 81 Lexington. Ey
h.:s S-';s hzs re- E-,e=.
- --;ts-. E-s = :. D5hHs, ., Maj
80
49, :: :: .:z.iy. ~h9 v!s.,s5
Sc ---i=-. H-s z Cra.eA.N. here
as -=-c--eI n t=- home n SYRACUSE
-
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LAWRENCEv!LLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
LAWkENCENILE VA. June IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald AIcCrea and
family. Of New York. are spendinc,
some time at their country home. E,i.
lerslie. on the Meherrin.
Mrs. Robert Strange. OF Wilmington.
y c. arrived on Sunday to he tho
guest OF her brother, L. p. Buford. at
Sherwood. near Lawrcnceville
James WeSter, who has been visit
ing his sister. Mrs. Penny, at Brevard.
y. c.. iIxurned 70 his home on Satur-
day.
Colonel y. L. Claiborne, OF Peters
burg, spent several days in Lawrence
willie this week.
Mrs \. NJ. Rawlings and son. John
RaEley. OF South Hill. are the guests
OF Mrs. EawlinEs.s parents Mr.. and
Mrs J. j Bay!ey
Miss Caroline Bayley. who has been
ieachins in South Richmond. has re-
turned home.
Misses Fatt:e Prince and Gertrude
Turnhuli. who have been teaching In
Girter Park, returned on Friday TO
their home. Harmony Grove. near Law
rsaceville.
An automobile party composed of
= HARRISON Turnhu!l. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Lanier and Jack JeTrtes, OF
Norfolk. motored 20 Lawrercevilie on
Sunday and spent the day with Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Turnhuli.
Mrs r. A Short and little daughter
Mildred, Of Kress, spent several days
this week with Mrs. Shorts sister.
Mrs. Barhan Lashley
N.. snd Mrs. Shelton short r.otored
70 Petersburg on Friday and returned
on Saturday. accompanied by their
son. shelton H, Jr.. who has been at
tending Randolph-AIaco College
MIS- Monroe Heartwell has returned
from visit 10 her sister. Mrs. I. l.
Bean. in Florida she brought back
with her her little niece. Elizabeth
Bean.
Misses Laura Meredith and Nora
S'roherhAr, OF the Fa.mvil,e Normal
school. have returned 70 their homes
Misses SIaude PurGy and Grace Stiff
l+tt OF Saturday 70 attend the summer
school a Esr-.sonburE
Mrs. ]. f Snow and children, Jack
and Virginia. are visiting relatives al
Green Bay
NJ and Mrs. W. A. Tro,her visited
he family q Rev. J. " stiff a, South
Hiu OF Monday
Mis-. William Devaney Is on visi,
70 relatives in Portsmouth,
MIS-. r'aa Gilmore, who has been
visiting a. the home OF her SON. T
Melton Elnore, left on Monday for
NcEenay
Miss Belle Nundley. of Mathews. is
tho guest Of Miss Grace MALLORY.
Miss Mary HICKS left on Sunday for
the summer school =, FarrnvilIe
Miss Elizabeth Purdy. who has been
attending stuart Hall Staun,on. has
returned - her home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-18
CONQUERS RHEUMATISM
IN A VERY FEW DAYS

1t is an established fact that one.
half tenspoonful OF Rheuma takcn
once day has driven tho pain and
agony from thousands Of racked, Grip
pied and dispairing rheumatics dur
Ing tho Inst five years
fowcrtul and sure: quick acting, yet
harmless, Ithcuma gives blessed RELIEF
almost at once. The magic name has
reached every hamlet in the land and
there Is not n druggist anywhere who
cannot tell you--if he will-of almost
marvellous cures.
II you are tortured with rheumatism
or sciatica, you can get two bottiea ~
Rhcuma from Tragic Drug Co or anv
druggist for not moro than $500. with
the understanding that il It does NOT
drive rheumatic poisons from YOUR
sYstem-money Observation-Disclosures
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MILLER SCHOOL

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
MILLER SCHOOL, VA. June IL
Misses Alma and Lucille Carver left on
Monday for Pittsburgh, Pa, where they
will spend n month with their brother,
William Carver.
Percy Carver and his friend. Charles
Muldawney. Of Camden. y. T.. recently
spent week Ut the school. They
were guests OF ID. c. Carver.
Miss Mamie V. Thornton. of Lynch
burg. Va. is on visit home. She will
teach next year In the Randolph Ma
con Woman's College, Lynchburg. Va
DR.. Il. Il. Fulton has gone to New
York City.
Mrs. John Sharp Williams. Miss Julia
Williams and Z. IL. Williams. of Wash.
inston. II. G., are guests of Or. Fulton
Miss Julia g. Pry:on and Miss Laura
Il Jordan left on Friday for Black
Rock Springs. Va, where thcy will
spend two weeks.
Richard Price, OF the University OF
Virginia, is spending his vacation at
home.
Professor Roy Sclden Cook, Of Acco
mac. Va. Is spending the vacation at
home
p. o. wrant spent Sunday in Char
lottcsville. Va.
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the CUES; Of DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Ford.
Mrs. Priscilla Barksdale. Of Durham.
y. G., has arrived for a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. G. r. Palmer, ut the
Episcopal rectory.
Mrs. +. S. Tavenner attended the
commencement exercises at Roanoke
College, Salem. Her son. r. S Tavern
nor. Jr. was member of the grad
uatinG class.
Mr.. and Mrs. William French have re-
turned from Chicago, where they spent
ten days. during which time MIR
French attended the Progressive con-
NcmtiOn.
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BRISTOL

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
BRISTOL, VA. June l1.-Mrs. c. C.
Aaron and daughter. Miss Annie. on
tcrta!ned the Bristol Chapter of the
Daughters Of the Confedcracy at tho
Aaron home ON Moore Street on We'd
ncsday afternoon. Mrs. j. w. Norvell
president Of the chapter, presided. and
q literary program was rendered.
John Anderson is attending tho
summer school ~ Emory. preparatory
this fall
Miss Sara Kare Barker is attending
q house party at cleveland. Miss. at
the home of Mrs. Robert Somervisle.
The party Is TO spend ten days of tho
time on an excursion to tho Gulf Coast.
Misses Margaret and Nell Keller have
returned from acksburc. Va. where
they attended the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute commencement. Their broth
or. samuel. was n student in the school
and returned home with chem
Mrs. Frank Il. Caldwell and children
left on Tuesday for Ocean View. Va,
where they viii spend six weeks
Mrs !. y. Payne and daughters have
gone to Springfield. Mo. having been
called there by the serious illness Of
q sister OF Mrs rayne.
Mrs Joseph W Owen Mrs Hugh
Taylor and Misses Hattie owen and
Mayhclie Caldwell were guests a part
Of the week OF Mrs. sue Pemherton. in
Hols;on Valley.
Colonel and Mrs. }. NJ Barker and
family spent Thursday In Johnson City.
Tenn. having gone there TO attend tho
wedding ~ William Barker and Miss
GleHna Pence.
Misses Sarah Louise and Katherine
Stone, daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
James \ Stone. are spending few
DAYS with relatives At Greeneviue
Tenn
Misses Kate and Grace Rcrnire. Of
Johnson C!ty. Tenn, were guests Of
Mrs Waiter V. Nuckoils this week
Mrs. George Alien. Of Greeucv!lla
Tenn. ~as IN. CUES, this week of Mr..
and Mrs. ". u. Andes.