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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-06

Virginia Compton. daughter OF Mr.. an
Mrs. y. Il. Compton. have returned
from three weeks visit TO DR.. j.
II. Light and family ut Barton Heights.
Richmond
Mr.. aud Mrs, Peacock. OF Baltimore.
arc guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Gus King.
Miss Mary Wallace Buck. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Buck. Is spend
ing ten days with friends In Winches.
ter.
Miss Eachcr. OF Winchester. who has
boon tho guest OF Miss Mary Buck,
returned home on Monday.
DR.. Robert Grimes. OF Urbann. Ohio.
is visiting his sisters. Mrs. NJ. G. Rich
ardson. Sr, Mrs. T.. l.. Evans and Mrs
J. y. Sydmstrlckcr. here
Miss Judy Carson is visiting Miss
tornclia Davis at Ecyscr. W. Va
Mrs. Stuart Jones. after visit to
her brother Il. w. Payne. at the Alton
Inn. returned To her home in Fred
cricksburg on Monday.
Misses Gladys Itudnillc and MadalInc
Johnson are members or house party
nj The home Of Mrs. Bandc l.. Me
Donald. In Richmond.
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS
Especial to The Times piypa,chl

Special to The Times Dispatch
Elbow SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA.
August "a pretty marriage took
niace on saturday evening in the hotel
phrI"fs when Miss Gertrude Halle
wood, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs f. T.
Hazlcwood, OF Montvale, was married
"a Thomas T.. Bass. .Ir.. Of DanviIlc.
tn" maid of honor was Miss Ellis.
Hazlewood. OF Yellow Sulphur H.nr,.
Is Mciiare. Jr., Of Roanoke was best
man and Rev. Robert t. Nelson. roe
Tor Of Christ Church. Riacksbirs vas
tho officiating minister W. T. Ha2,o-
wood, proprietor of the spring. gave his
niece in marriage, and Miss Elizabeth
Jones, Of Danville, was at tn. piano
Tor III" wedding marches The brid.'s
gown was OF white taffcta and C;cor-
G"tte crepe, and the maid Of honor wor.
4 dress of Georcctte crepe with trim
mings OF mink fur. Following the
ceremony supper was served on the
porch OF Memphis Row to more than
!hb guests, among tho latter a mum :
h"r Of friends OF tho young people who
came here for tic wedding. The bride
has been pupil in the Stuar, circle
Hospital Training School for Nurses IN
Richmond for he past year, and Mr.,
Bass has been q studcn' 1t the Rich
mond Medical College for TWO wears
Tho VIII srcnd the summer here. re-
turning TO Richmond in the fall in or.
der that Mr.. Pass may complete his
college course.
y family party from the South at the
Yellow for the summer inclUdcs Mr..
and Mrs. W. BRYAN Kopps. Charleston
: g.; Nrs. James Faire and Miss I:a!r.,
savannah. Ga. 4. J. Hamucls ri Mont
"omcry, Ala, has joined hi@ faril,.
here, and the Darvii" coiontv has
been augmented by the coming rf
Mrs J. W Garter. IT, and little
faIpI,Er Srs ~ II 'Tyurflt ..,,,
children. and M.s. V. T. Arlington.
cthcr arrivals this week ircludc.
George Burt, w f. WHICH. Mics olivia
and e. j. Huff, Jr., r. y Hunter. x. q.
Lanpkin, r.. x Howl"s .. /. Sini,h ana
j y. FirhbTrne. Roanoke Trs. = "
N"r Ho~@r". hirr y. u. visitors. ! J..
Reese POcahoui"- MISS nfyfs ::
Marstou ToauD J j. WiIrov, Driver.
.. ~ Nccabo H"rfoik E T. brown
Java va
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: s,udcn, of that institution for several

student Of that institution for several
sessions.
Miss Hattie SINGER. OF baltimore,
who has been the guest "f Miss Evelyn
cab" FOR several weeks returned to
her home OH "Wednesday accompanied
10y Miss cahc, who VIII join a camping
party the last OF the week for Blue
Ridge camp where they will spend
most Of August.
AIRS. France" y LOTUS and baby,
VIII" have been visiting Mrs. Arthur
Ncus,adt. left Yesterday Ia spcnt some
time along the Jersey coast. until the
epidemic Of infautilc paralysis sub
sides in New York. her home.
Rev. r.. W Billings. wife and Misses
Mareare; and Mary Billings, left on
Tuesday morning for their vacation.
They will visit Mr. EilliuSS's mother
near Danvillc. aud then will spcud
some time in charlottesville aud else
where in the mountains. returning to
West p"iu, about September. l.
k"v T.. y Gardner OF Franklin, Va.
a Richmond College student who il
VISITING Richard Rroaddus. preached
to the congregation Of the Baptist
church or sunday morning.
Miss Martha Boughan. who has bccn
enjoying "a house party in the home of
Mrs. /. W. phiiirs. Morrison. Va. Ia
now with party "f friends at vii
luuEhhy Beach
Harry EouShau aud Beverly Corr
enjoyed ton days camping trip near
cohokc
Mrs Z. +. Green aud Miss May BRAY.
Of Richmond. lave been the recent
guests of Mrs II w Boughau.
Mrs. MGrsaret Moore and daughter
Miss Mary. mother aud sister OF ID. w
Moore. of West Point. are guests in
the Roberts home
j II Scott, of Portsmouth, Va. will
attend Wharton Grove camp meeting.
and then vsi; his sister Mrs. Thomas
T. Raghy. Of West Point Va.
Rev II. VI Wharton, after a preach
ing tour Of fifteen weeks, passcd
through West Point on Saturday even
ing. Ell route for Wharton Grove
where he and other prominent min
listers opened their annual camp meet.
in" on July 20.
hr A. : Hudson, president of tho
N'ns William Medical Society. called
together the third session Of this soE
c'etN in the parlors Of Hotel O'Connor
number Of visiting doctors from
other counties also being present DR.
W w E"nnett, who recently has moved
10 west Point from King and Queen
'nNnty. was received into the society
hN transfer Resolutions Of sympathy
were extended to Dr. Il f. Racbv. WIN
was absent from tho session on ar
count Of his extreme illness in Stu,r,
circle Hospital
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BOWLING GREEN
Especial to The rimcs-pispatch.l

lSpcci;, to The Times Dispatch.1
BOWLING; GREEN. VA. August .
Airs. Clara Lake and Julia Lake. or
Hampton. are visiting Mr.. and Airs.
William w. Wright.
Miss Ruth &. Carlisle. of Ridley Park,
Penn. is with MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
IIairh.
Mrs. Jester Is. Gray. after visiting
Mrs. catharinc Lee i!crt. has returned
to her home in trcdcrica. Del
Alr. and AIRS. r. l.. CHI spent "a part
of this week I'm l'rcdcricksbure
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Reid and Miss
Clare Reid arc guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Willard W. Green.
Mrs. j. l.. hin and daughter. Miss
'rhclma. are here with Mrs Il. e. ,:iil.
Miss Ecnlcy Barnes. OF Savannah.
Ga. is visiting Mrs. Sallic A. Antcr-
son.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. |. Garrett are visit
inS friends at Newport News
Miss Rollins. Of lcesburc. is the guest
of Miss Margaret Smoot.
Airs. Lucy Voolfolk of Hanover. is
visiting Mrs. ! l.. Jordan
Miss Ancclinc MaGruder is with Mrs.
Elfie =. White at the Old Mansion.
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RADF0RD NORMAL
snecial 10 rhc Times pispatch.l

special 10 The Times Dispatch1
EAST RApFORD. VA. Angus,
Schoo! work the wear round is new
ihing {" most Southwest Virginia noo.
pic Three years ago when the Rad
ford Normal school provided for :,
second term Of the summer quarter.
which fills tho zap Of time, between
'he regular summer school and tn,
opening OF the regular session in
Scntcmbcr only twenty students we're
enrolled. For the similar term last
year forty students We're enrolled For
the present term. moro than 100 stu.
dents have enrolled
Tho first social gathering of the
prcscn; term was held on Saturday
night in tho auditorium. when care
fully prepared and skillfullv rendered
program was given by the student
body Those taking leading PARTS
we're Misses iiilda liuddlc. Evelyn La
vindcr. EthcD McEaddin. Thcrnutis,
parrack and Ruth Garrett ana W. j.
- smith. Tho committee in charge
was COMPOSED Of Miss Grace Jcwctt.
MISS May coppcdgc ana Nh Elliott.
Of tho faculty.
Professor J. l.: Aveut Will spcal a,
helSHrin" Methodist church on sun
day night next.
Professor W. T.. Gilbert delivered
an address At Sunday school gather
ing NJ Crabtrcc Chapel. in Russell
County last sunday
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GREENWOOD

,, t.pvcIai TO The Times Dispatch.l
,;,,, N CoD. VA. August 5.-rhe
.,rS' days of August lind the height Of
nv, N season reached ut the Greenwood
M'nN guests have arrived dur.
ing Tile past week. The month prom
Uses to he gay one \ large mum
UT OF uahccs, card parties and enter
~. ,"ih'''ents nave already been arranged
ae Visitors are enjoying trips TO
'nu"ntain '"ps. and tennis and other
outdoor sports are popular.
The card party given on Saturday
last to the Weekend quests was en-
JoEc" pN many. The highest score
was made by Mrs. T.. G. RiEc. Of Rich.
mond.
mountain party was given on Mod
nesuaN. The party left the hotel carly
IL, 'hc morning for tho mountain top
lhcfc Il lunch was cniuycd Ana artcr-
MaruS 'hc members OF the party crossed
the ifiuc Ridge. going into Basic city.
Ihe return trip was made over tho
mountain in cars
large number of guests attended
inc Aibemarle Horse Show held in
Thursday.
Among the new arrivals at tho hotel
are: Mrs. Lambert. Mrs y. l.. Alcockc
ana daughter. Miss Elizabeth. Of
Rocky Mount, y. G.: Mrs Mckee Bar
cieN' Miss Tyler Barcley and Frank
narctcN. OF Baltimore: Mrs. j. W. Flock.
II. Miss Mildred Flock and Jimmy
Flock of baltimore: Herbert Rowe. Of
New York: Mr.. and Mrs c. u. Arnold
of Norfolk; Mrs. II. Kraft and daueh-
ter, of Norfolk: Misses Sidney Span2-
Ter. WillouShby Morse ana s j. Trim
mer. OF Roanoke; Miss Margaret Sorc.
Miss Elizabeth Mcclure. Mrs. IS. I.undy
and i }. Monson, Of Richmond: Mrs.
~. ". Dunettc and daughter Miss Ellen.
of linton, w. Va.
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ELIGIBLE FOR APPOINTMENT
no 1It. RECT lar ARMY

~ great incentive 10 the develops
ucnt ut this special work ana study
Is The Say chamberlain Tin just signed
hs rio President, the main scope Of
WHICH -" have been recommending at
Cornell for many years. This bill pro
vides tina; the presidents of the land
grant colleges and universities. in con-
junction with the professor Of mill.
trN science, VINO is generally an OIL
Ger OF the regular army, shall s.lce,
students wh" have won houors IN Tic
military department. who may rsccfy.
special military training for at least
i've hours a week In their iunior and
senior years providing they contract
10 become on graduation members o.
the reserve officers training corps
These trained soldiers will be eligible
for appointment as second lleu,onauts
IN tho regular army
Cornell will send to Plattsburg
during August a war-strcurth bat
TALON, fully equipped for III" neld
This UNI; Will spend three weeks in
the training camp there. and then will
return by easy marches 10 the uni
v"rsity i'm time FOR the opening. late
IN september II cannot he claimed
of course. that graduate OF Cornell
is as seasoned or as resourceful rs It
regular army officer. but he has had
the training and discipline that puts
him far IN advance IN the time Of need.
The combination OF the strenuous
routine Of the summer training camps
and The instruction given during tho
college year 10 an excellent thing ,or
the physique ana the moral character
OF the student, tho order ami discipline
Of The university. and provides n large
quota of necessary officers for tho vol
unteer and reserve forces which con
stitUtc ultimately tho defense Of INC
nation in the case or attack"
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which is provided with two Colt auto
matte machine guns.
The Hospital Corps which is organ
lied primarily for the benefit OF those
who have religious scrupics against
warfare, has had very thorough and
practical instruction under an officer OF
tho Medical Reserve Corps. who Is
a member Of the faculty. In addition
10 the prescribed course. cadet officers
and noncontmisSioncd officers arc given
special course III minor tactics by
tho conmandant. Captain G. T.. Thnmp-
son. United states Army He is as
sisted IN the work Of training the
corps lay two retired uoucommission cd
officers. and 10y tho cadet officers who
rank rs assistant Instructors in the
university. The present organization
"f the cadet corps is that "r an in
fautry regiment az twelve companies.
The average strength OF a company is
about eighty men. The corps is armed
with the United States magazine rifle.
model 'S?S. with the exception Of the
engineer company. which is armed with
the 1903 model
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GOSHEN

Special to The Times Dispatch
GOSHEN. VA. August 5.-Alrs W.
=. Gum. Of Richmond, entertained Mt
Il progressive bridge rarity OH We'd
ncsday evening at Alleshany Inn. The
honor guests were Mrs. Gunu's sister,
Mrs w. r. Ramsey, of Louisville. Ky.
and Mrs. III. G. Ansley and Mrs Harry
Lowman. Of Washington. H. e
Mrs W. G. Moseley. Of Richmond.
was honor guest on Monday evening
nj progressive bridge party given at
the INN by Mrs. Cipriano Andrndc IL
of New York City
othe: Richmond arrivals ut the Inn
arc Herbert S. Mann, Clarence L,
Hughes. Jr., Mrs. w. r. Ca.lctt and
Interesting little daughter. Mrs T.. -
Johnson and son. Basil. Miss Sue X
Gordon. Miss Edna Cohen and Henry
Cohen, .Ir.
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ENCOURAGED 80 rUtCrItE
WITH THE ARMY RIFLE.


'hf"uEh"U' 'hr oh''rc year the men
are '"'""'as'" 10 practice With The
'l"'E rue rue" man must PuahiN ON
80, '""''' '""E' VII" ,he sNoch ii"er
~ '''" nus S"""' we PfeStrineu
va ~" '"'''or '""se' ms
armorv. but the organization of ,h.
TWO motor trucks of III. ou,r,cr-
masters Department into , 'iitrcy limo,
has Satisfactorily solved the question
of transportation An intcrcompanv
rine match is held on the indoor range
during the winter. and another is held
during the spring on the outdoor range.
The competition for places on the com
panr teams is the greatest factor i'm
aroustnc interest ia rifle shooting
The last two drill days of the year
are devoted TO th" annual inspection
10y "hcoiS of the United states General
Sia' the hrs; day is devoted to .
reS'm"htai review 10y tho inspecting
oih'erS from Washington. and also
includes the pitching of a battalion
camp ana the posting OF a resimentaI
OUTPOST in the face Of two hostile com
rames accommodating in force The
SECOND day is usually devoted to Il
struggle between The first battalion.
SpnIi,lr ~ ipN,iiyu
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Home Place School

Home. a school. A Sanitarium.
devoted to the individual development OF
physichiiy or mentally retarded children
Each child brought to the full measure OF
ms capacity apart from the competition OF
tho school class
In many cases when his particular OBJ
struction mas been removed. his real ability
lS shown 10 be equal or superior To THAI ~
the precocious child
TYPES OF CHILDREN RECEIVED.
!. Sp""chiosr defective speech
". Defective sight or hearing
Ill Retarded In school
~. Nervous irritaOility
V. instability Of purpose or attention
Session opens Septembc- ~ at 225l West
"rhc" street. Richmond. Va. Phone Boul-.
vEru ljiS.
ALICE c. HIMcKLEY. MA.
Principal.
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FRONT ROYAL

Especial To The Times Dispatch1
FRONT ROYAL. VA, Angus, s.
Rev. and Mrs II. Sydmstrickcr. OF
Leesburg. arc guests at the home OF
Mrs. Katie Buck. mother OF Mrs. Sydm-
stricken.
Misses Virginia Weaver. daughter
of Nil and Mrs! Frank Weaver and
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The attention or all who arc Interested In
cal advantages now offered by the Virginia
Military Institute. Among these advantage.
are:
,a i: It's Distinctive Military system. Thl,
point Of the SOUTH II tends to muscular
Ievelopment and physical health by an en-
], creates habits OF promptitnde. order. dis:
c!plin" and sub"r,iinution. II fosters self
removing all ex,raneous Distinctions. ami
80 ing each youth whatever his antecedcnt
sponsibi,y. it is equal uniform and Whole
someiy restraining. without rigor.
H. Its Distinctive Academic Curriculum
This i. embraces the study OF English, History.
French or SPANISH. German or Latin. Mathe.
mates; Physics. Geology. Mechanics. Survey
ing. Chemistry, Drawing. Law. Economics
Literature. Practical Science.
IiI. lis Technical Scientific Courses. Pro-
vision is made for the members Of the sec
ond class TO elect between the courses of
c CIV, Engineering. of ANALYTICAL and Applied
These courses are of one and half years
duration; and are illustrated by continuous
ment OF Engineering is thoroughly equipped
with Instruments and models; and the chem
have all appliances for thorough practical
instruction.
": IT'S Distinctive System Of Instruction.
namely: dividing Of classes into sections.
ana each secures share of the personal
attention Of the instructor. The success OF
The educational work OF the school turns
largely on this method.
Y. Its Economy. The expenses are: Pay
cadet. St:5 n year; Virginia cadets, tuition
hce S325 n year; State cadets. sIG5 n year
This estimats includes tuition. board, fuel
ana lights washing, room rent, medical at
tendance OF tho most careful character
clothing. books. stationery and all necessary
expenses and falls below that of any instf-
luton az Ike grade in this country. This
estimate Is exclusive of outfit and must bs
understood as nm average for the entire
term. the first year being OF necessity the
most costly.
Degrees Il. a. and r. S. conferred in
course.
For further Information and catalogue
appiy To the Superintendent,
GEN. T.. W. NICHOLS,
Lexington. Va
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The Richmond Times-Dispatch
Educational Directory
UNIVERSITIES.


University esias,o1 u. Va
collEc,ArE AND TECHNICAL. INSTITUTIONS.
Virginia polytechnic -. i" :: BiacKsburs Va
Rsasas 4 tampa Hs Sidney VI.
College virginia " Ramnso"i Va Va
H Radsins inane College
nchmond College school - " R Riehns Va Va
rrin pSse ce GHss faIsm a Va
s'SsPsEs Wnfhasi @
COLLEGES ron WOMEN
S;s:s:;s ss:ss
S Warren vs Va
:! 1'" ssss Seminary %Hfss e.
Female as%s College M"rtsy'r v Va
Mss Mnr Gs's ssso.,.
g. A"a S s'sss :ss'ss \
s:";ssF% Ss'sss s ;ss VIA. e.
sse%aG Ra VA Va
WssissmSss %ss 5sii.9s
INSTITUTIONS COED -
? 2::,:: s::'.. ::;:::
Nhisai Wh %iss"F N v g.
MILITARY PREPARATORY SCHOOLS
Military Academy Defiance y,
nlaekone Mi,ars academy s sisnRn Va Va
hs'%"" va Va
F FEssapn m M S School,
SGe School fer BOY cSak
sS'as academy Rsana a.,
ss' a's va Ss'ss WasSss;s,
- AronrEs AND SCHOOLS or ,,rs,c
co"ses" IF Bi nass
r. MacGresor Voice Culture Richmond Va
COLLEGES
Dunsmorc Business Observation-Disclosures. saunon ",
smISaen Business college :n nisnmona Va
SCHOOLS.
S%s Eas%y ,ys
state state Normal Normal Rafnsa Va
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GIFT OF $4,000
r"n SUMMER cAMr

"A graduate OF Cornell Universl,y.
willard Straight, has presented his
alma mater with $4,000 n be ueca
for The maintenance or sumner
camp, and. therefore, Corn"lVs li,,1n.
army is equipped with tents, blank
cts, poncho., cooking utensils. moto,.
,!orries. and machine guns. in fac,
war battalion Of 600 men could re
sent to the border fully equipped for
service. In the spring Of 1915 when
war threatened with troubled Mexico
and our marines were holding Vera
Cruz. the 500 Cornell students VINO y,,
uEteered would have been sen, los -.o
War Department directly to the front.
so complete and practica! had been
their training, in the eyes Of tho Cen
cral STAFF officers.
I'm addition TO the Fundamental .r-
struction in infantry dril There ar.
special units Of cadets volunteering ra-
extra work in the Signal Corps iu MA
motorcycle messenger corps and lr tho
wireless corps The enginecrinp ,ou
pany. composed Of cadets from tfl.
college Of civil engineering. after ro-
ceivlry special training In mappin-.
bridge building ana intrenchlnc, bum,
last fall bridge win thirtv-Taot
span. a Comedian who had served
with the CANADIAN machine con.
tingent on the western front OF the
and organized nachlne-Eun platoon
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Virginia
Military Institute
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES

The attention OF all who arc Interested In
eiucatinn is respectfully called to the spe-
Cla! advantages now offered by the Virginia
Military Institute. Among these advantage.
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UNIVERSITIES.
ii'ersitF OF virginia Char!
Washington University Lex