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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

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The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1916-04-01

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Evening star., 1916-03-19
Berryville, Va.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
BERRYVILLE. Va. March 1S.-The
Stonewall Chapter of the L. D. c. was
entertained by Miss jamie Moore this
| week. A paper on The Burning of
Columbia was read by Mrs. George
Hardesty and the article taken from
the Confederate Veteran, called The
Failure of the Confederacy-Was 1t a
Blessing" was read by Mrs. w. T.
Lewis 1t was decided at the meeting
that the chapter should work for a
library of southern history to be used
as reference books. Those present
were Mesdames G. W. Hardesty, w. T
Lewis, r. Whitaker, J. B. Neill. Misses
Marie Crow, Mamie Thomas and Agnes
Tapscott.
The Literary Club was entertained
this week by Mrs. J. D.. Richardson. \
the Cars of Russia. from Catherine
the Great to the Present Time" was
read by Miss Alice Ferguson. Those
present were Mesdames Allen, Hatchell,
Lewis. McKaig, Neill. Osborne and Mrs.
Morse of Nantucket. who was the
guest of the club.
The funeral of Rev. S. A. Parker,
pastor of the NJ. E. Church South of
in that church Tuesday afternoon.
Services were conducted by the pre-
siding sizing elder Rev; J A. Anderson Of
Talbert OF Winchester. w. b. Hardesty
of Ridgeway. W. Va: Frank Tyler OF
Charles Town and Frank Ridgeway OF
Bluemont. Other ministers from a dis
tance who attended We're Revs. r. D.
McNeer of Brucetown. r. l.. EutzIer of
Hamilton. c. II. Cannon. Summit Point
and w. II. Ballengee. Luray. The Pail
bearers We're Messrs. Gaver. Coiner
and Cunningham of this place and
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Annapolis, Md.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, March 1S.-Mr. and
Mrs. James NJ. Munroe announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Emily Wickham Munroe, to Lieut.
Lawrence North McNair, U. s. n. The
wedding is to take place the latter
part of May or the first of June.
Gov. and Mrs. Harrington were the
aeer Harry f. Henkel at the Academy
Of Music. Baltimore, Friday night. In
Gov. Harrington's party were Secretary
Simmons and Mr.. and Mrs. Hurlock
Miss Emily Munroe has returned
home after a visit to friends in Bal
timore.
Miss Adele Sidney Burleson. daush-
ter of Postmaster General Burleson
has been visiting friends here at the
Mrs. John Floyd Waggaman has
closed her home. Wild Rose Lodge, on
South river and has taken up her
Miss Daisy Doane. daughter of Judge
Doane of Omaha, Neb.
Capt. and Mrs. William L, Howard,
law and daughter. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Charles G. Gill, have returned to their
home in Portsmouth, n. II.
Surgeon Middleton Semmes Guest l.
$: n. and Mrs. Guest of "Wardour, =
West Annapolis are spending some
time at Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Shryocl1 of Murray Hill
are at Atlantic City for month
Clarence c. Dorsey. clerk to Gov.
Harrington i'll the executive depart
ment at the state house, is a patient
at the Hebrew Hospital. Baltimore
Prof. Theodore Johnson of the Naval
Academy was called to Baltimore the
his mother. Mrs. Woolsey Johnson
MISS Emily Foreman has returned to
Baltimore after spending few days
with friends here.
e. Read Beard, who was operated
on short time ago. at the Emergency
hospital here, is no* recuperating at
Atlantic City. where he is guest at
Mecleary, wife Of Lieut.. Howard b.
Mecleary, L. S. n, is with him.
The rector of st. Anne's parish, Rev.
DR.. Joseph McComas. is in Baltimore
this week conducting a retreat for the
associates of the Order of All Saints.
at All Saints House. He is expected
to return on Saturday.
guest of Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
George j. Meyers at their home at the
Naval Academy.
Mrs J. NJ Taylor and Mrs. W. J.
See!ey have been visiting Mrs owen
Hill, wife of Lieut.. Hill, u S. N, at
Roland Park. Baltimore.
Mrs. Gould, mother of Clarence and
Frank Gould of this city. has returned
TO her home at Loretta, near Parole.
after an extended visit to Cleveland
and Columbus, Ohio, and indianapolis,
Ind.
Evening star., 1916-03-19

in gay co1ors or in deep purples,
browns and blues, and promise a great
spectacle Of color when the big Easter
crowd turns out for its annual exhibit
of beauty and fashion. Most OF the
newcomers have big piles OF trunks
and bags. and spacious closets are In
demand almost as much as rooms in
the big hotels.
Atlantic City's much litigated rolling
chair question is to reach the Supreme
Court of the United States, following
appeal made by the barons who control
the chairs. The city has imposed tax
of $50 on each chair besides surtax
on the stands occupied by the business
along the Boardwalk, and the chair
owners insist that the rate is confisca-
tory. High state courts decided that
| the tax, which amounts to $4,000 at
present. must he made. but the char
magnates insist on fighting to the limit
| to save their money now and in future
years.
| With Easter still more than a month
away the question of the possibilities
| of weather already has become one for
active discussion. The fact that the
great shore occasion is dated far back
| in April gives Encouragement to the
| belief that the Boardwalk will escape
calamtous repetition of the storm OF
| last Easter which brought woe to
thousands of visitors. Hotels which
opening in anticipation of the coming
rush
| United States Senator Tillman has been
! here this week visiting his daughter. Mrs.
/ Charles Sumner Moore. Former United
States Senator Murray Crane of Mass
achusetts came to the Marlborough
! Blenheim with Mrs. Crane. Representa-
tive J. l.. Cox is with Mrs. Cox at the
! Strand.
Miss Neville Johnson arrived at the
| Marlborough Blenheim for a visit OF
several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ii. Ter
| rill have Joined the Washington colony
| at the same hotel. Julian T. Bishop came
| from Washington to spend the week end
| with Mrs. Bishop. Col. Wheden Arrived
at the Marlborough Blenheim. Mrs F. A.
Wickersham is among the newcomers
from Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. James
| J. Hampton are also at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Mrs. r. r. Clover and Miss
Clover, Mr. and Mrs. Beale r. Howard
and Edward 3. Clark are guests at the
Marlborough -Blenheim. Miss Ella Lowe
| Of Washington is visiting Mrs. John s.
| Powell of Brooklyn at the Marlborough
| Blenheim.
| Mrs w S. Thompson and Miss Thomp
son remain at the Dennis. Mrs. G. Won
Phul Jones of Philadelphia was with
| them over the week end. Miss Hyatt is
at the Dennis with Miss Lily Stickter of
| Reading, Pa. ]. A. Welch of Washington
| is at the Dennis.
| Mrs. Rene Bache is visiting the Penn
hurst. Mr. anu MTs H. H. beTgHeH are
! among the Washington visitors at the
Pennhurst.
| Miss Gertrude Barto of Washington
came to the Shelburne. p. B. Hills and
Joseph G. Hibbs registered from Wash
ington at the Shelburne.
| Miss Emma Hopper of Washington is
at the st. Clare for the Lenten period
| Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley and Harvey W.
Wiley, jr. are among the visitors this
| week.
| DR.. r. 3. Whitebridge and Mrs. White
bridge are at Craig Hall Mrs. Ralph
| Craft, wife of Lieut.. Craft L. s. N, came
| to the shore this week.
| Mrs. George w. Goetthals was here
Sunday as the guest of Mrs. J. Bertra m
| Lippincott of Philadelphia
Evening star., 1916-03-19
MRS. J. s. -McKEAN,
Wife of Capt. Mexican.
Culpeper, Va.

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CI-, prpp,n -, M.rah 70 ,;ss
CoLfEfEH, va mareh le--M,ss
Geraldine Grimm, the youngest daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Frances Griffin of
80;
~ '',''''.. tn' .o'"s, anu '''A N
Ryals Avis or Richmond were mar
ried Tuesday at New Salem BAPTIST
1..,L .,,,,a ,.;so ..,aao, -,
Mrs. francis Lester ASior, hersef
recent bride as matron of honor and
,to ,roor, h, r,,,or cr,s.h 90 h..t
'' '''.''
man. Ashby grimm, VINO gave MS SIS
ter in marriage. and the four ushers,
Francis J,ester Av,or Jobn n Griffin
Asi'i' 'o'',
John Merry Lewis and wallace Terriii,
were others in the wedding party. The
,,.o,,o,,,, nrforaa hv pa, co,h
OF PETERSBURG, a nrotner-l ma" OF me
groom. the ring ceremony peins used
ard the wedding music was played by
Miss Emma Kelly OF Cuipeper After
drove to Culpeper where they, with
other members of the bridal party,
were entertained at luncheon by Mr.
and Mrs Francis Lester Aylor and
afterward left for northern wedding
Trim Thev viii make their home in
richmond. ~ "
Mr; ana Mrs. RANK behne,. OF Bran
os speh. several Gays IN haitiihore:
Ihe fahcE work .iup was enter
tanned "Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Wise Jennings, on Jane
sons Hill. After the minutes of the
previous meeting had been read by
the secretary, Mrs Charles FAINT. the
time was spent in sewing of various
kinds. Many guests were present at
the meetjne
NJ, and Mrs Rurrett Miller who
vera racent guests of friends in Wash.
;n,ton tor seyarsi ds,ts hara raturnaa
-, ~. ,,.,r,e 81 t.,aan.a,,' :, III,
" ,n.h ionIe oli JaiheSoh mn. 80,
MISS LIZZIE LeaVail returned this
week TO her nome near WaIrenton
after spending the past month with
relatives in Culpeper.
A guest this week of DR.. and Mrs,
Otis Marshall was DR.. Walter Richard :
son of Seattle. Wash, who has just re-
turned to this country after spending
six months in the war hospitals near
the firing line somewhere in France"
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Cumberland, Md.

Special Correspondence OF The Star
CUMBERLAND. Md, March ls.-Miss
Donnell Dunbar Avirett has been visit
ing the family of Assistant Attorney
General William c. Fits Of Washing
ton.
Mrs. F. Nebal of Washington is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Laura Miller of
Frostburs
Robert Warheld and William Lamar
of Rockville, Md, were guests of MIR.
and Mrs. W. Minor Roberts. jr
Mrs. James A. Millholland, who was
a guest at Glenora, the MillholIand
estate, has returned to Washington
Mrs. Lorenzo F.. Van SAINT and two
children have gone to Warrenton. n.
G.. to visit Mrs Van SAINTS sister, Mrs
John Kerr. They will also visit in
South Carolina and Georgia
Mrs. Lloyd Lowndes and Miss Eliza
beth l.. Lowndes have gone to New
York for two weeks.
Prof. Hewitt Reynolds is home from
Mareanfeldt Academy, s. G.. on ac-
count of the illness of his mother
Mrs. FIournoy Rivers of Birmingham.
Ala, is the guest of Mrs. John W.
Avirett.
Mrs. John Pfeifer. sr., who had been
visiting in Washington. has returned
10 Frostburg
F, w. Burrows has returned from a
visit to Lynchbure. Va
Mrs. John l. Heintz has returned
from visit OF week with her
Mrs. James Thomas of Homecoming g
has returned from Roanoke. Va.
Miss Jennie Rash of Hancock has
gone to West Point Va.
u t. -,
Harry A V Parker ha. returned to
Portsmouth. Va. from Frostburs.
Mrs. Lewis c. Millholland of La Vale
entertained for Mrs Harriet Froment
Miss Ruth Reel. Hancock. has gone
to Nandemere. y. c.
Levi witt. Roanoke, Va. visited his
old home near Mount Savage.
Misses Anna and Beulah SiEler have
returned to Westernport from Wash
ington.
Mr. and Mrs James Hanson Frost
burg have gone to Washington 10
spend a month with Rev and Mrs
Ellis Williams the latter being their
Raymond Shade, westernport. has
| been visiting his uncle, j. n. Clark
0ainesboro. Va.
Miss Hattie MorrslI. DelaplAne. Va.
Is visiting Miss Lulu Shaw, Grants
| willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. X. Devries have re-
| turned to Keyser from a visit TO Ole
| Point Comfort.
! Miss Mary Brown. who had beer
| visiting in Washington, has returned
! 10 Meyersdale.
! Miss Bessie Dronenburs, Washing
/ ton. is spending some time at Pied
! mont.
Miss Daisy jenkins Of Virginia il
I the guest of Mrs. A. V. Park. keyser
| Edgar d. Baker has returned from q
| visit 10 Washington.
| John W. Fletcher has returned from
a months visit to his old home al
Front Royal. Va. and to Newport New,
and Washington.
| George C. Shuck. assistant post.
master. 50 visiting In the south.
T. G. Wilmouth, washington, visited
| relatives at Keyser.
Mrs. Lois F. Simmons. Piedmont. ha.
! returned from visit to Washington
| Miss Anna Fox. Eeyser, has gone Il
I Washington to reside
Miss Gertrude Shives. Hancock. ha.
I been visiting in Washington.
! Mrs. Frank Lee Carl spent severa
days in Washington.
| Mrs. J. II. Rillingsiey and children
Romney. ara visitors to Warrington.
4 John d. MacfarlAn> has returne<
from . weeks visit TO Wsshington.
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Martinsburg, W, Va.

Special Correspondents Of The Star.
MARTiNSBC RG. w Va. March is
Miss Louise Mckee has returned from
an extended visit 10 Washington.
Mrs. J. f. Poisal IS visiting her father.
BARLEY Morris Cars creek. Va
j. o Hilsmsn Of Lynchburg. Va. was
visitor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
r. l. Williamson. near Spring Mills. his
engagement to Miss Pauline william
son having recently been announced
The marriage viii occur in June.
Rev Dr.. W. Gruver has been visit
ing relatives at Reliance. Va
= CBloert AMI !. II. Nann of College
Park. Md. were guests at The Hotel
Berkeley
Miss Nellie SnaIiwood Of Lexington.
Va. graduate OF the CITY HospitaI
Training School has accepted posi-
tion in sanatorium at Bridgeport. Tex
George Ryneal Jr, spent several days
N Washington
A F. Kregior Of Warrington was the
suest or his sister. Mrs. r r Moler
nf HedgesyiIle
Mrs. John II. Zirille mas returned from
Washington hospital much improved
George Ball OF Richmond. Va is the
guest OF his sister. Mrs. James Pitzer
Of Hedgesyiile
Charles kantner spent several days
IN Baltimore and Washington.
Miss Corbin. en- route from Wash
lnEton 10 Culpeper. Va. stopped off
mere TO visit Miss Mary Raney.
Mrs. Ralph Davis and Mrs. Lester
Lac Kemp of Washington are Visiting
Miss Ethel Clendenning OF Bunker Hill
near here.
Harry Clayton of the L. S. S. Yer
mont, stationed at Norfolk, stopped of
mere while on visit to his old home
at Cairo. W. Va
The Misses Mary I. Davis and GLADYS
.. Hart of Martha Washington Semi
mary of Washington we're VISITING Mrs
NJ. Trammeil Hollis
Miss Ethel Ann shirley. who was the
guest of her parents at Windewald, mas
returned 10 Washington
George A Macdonald. jr.. OF Whining.
ton. Del. Is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Macdonald.
C. Ralph BealI OF Hedgesville. a
graduate Of Washington and Lee Uni
vsrsity. has been granted a certificate
"a practice law here.
Mrs. Lottie Farrin Is visiting her sis.
ter. Mrs Frauk Rabbit of Boston. Mass
Rev. a. N. GIuck was a visitor &c
Uoodstock. Va
+. Webbcr Foreman Of Roanoke. Va
who has heen visiting few day. a,
his home here. Was a visitor TO Wash.
ineton
Mrs Mary : Bushman Was called tc
Baltimore by the Illness of her sister
Mrs. James Moler.
Mrs NJ. S. Burdette is visiting hei
daughtsr. Mrs. Roland Long Of Balu
e@e
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Rockville, Md.

Special Correspondence of The star.
.. ROCKVILLE, Md, March 1s.-The
members of the Rockville Inquiry
Club were entertained at luncheon by
Mrs. William H. Holmes at her home
in Washington Wednesday. following
which the hostess and her guests vis-
tied the art gallery of the National
Museum.
Mrs. Nicholas Brewer entertained at
a tea the Montgomery country club
here this afternoon in compliment to
Miss Elvy Terry of New Orleans, who
is visiting Miss BESSIE Brewer here
Mrs. George f. Lewis and Mrs
George G. Lewis have returned to
Rockville after spending some time in
Baltimore as guests of Mrs, Daniel A.
Willard
Frank r. Thomas of Roanoke, Va, is
a visitor at the home of pr and Mrs.
Otis NJ. Linthicum here, where Mrs.
Thomas. who is sister of Mrs. Linthi
cum has been guest for some time.
Mrs. Walter Higgins and little son
have returned to their home in Ma
rietta. ohio. after spending several
weeks in Rockville a he home of her
parents-in-law. Mi. and Mrs. John }.
Higgins.
In celebration of the sixth birthday
anniversary of their daughter Edna
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Ricketts, enter
tanned AT their home at Ashley early
in the week. about thirty guests be-
ing present.
Miss Lydia Chichester of olney dis
trict is visiting her uncle Robert Hal
lowell. in New orleans
Mr. and Mrs. Darius F Watkins
tertained a large number of guests at
their home near Damascus a few even
ines ago in celebration of the twenty
first birthday anniversary of their son,
Bates watkins
Misses Goldie Sedicum and Claudia
Long of Baltimore were recent guests
for a few days of friends near Damas-
Gus.
Miss Edith Wilkinson entertained a
number of her schoolmates last even
ing. games and music furnishing the
diversions. Refreshments were served
Miss Ethel Waters of Gaithersburg
recently spent few days with friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Anna Mary Mccullough enter
tanned the members Of the Fancy Work
Club Of Gaithersbure al the home of
her aunt. Mrs. Richard II. Miles
few evenings ago
Under the auspices of the Epworth
League of Grace Methodist Church.
Gaithersburg. st. Patricks social was
held in the league room last evening.
An interesting literary and musical
program was rendered. those partici-
patins including Rev, NJ. II. Keen.
Misses Anna Mary Mccullough Adenia
Royer. Marie spates, Mildred kanode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Walker,
Miss Ravenel Monrad and Miss Ida
Keys. Refreshments were served
Miss Ethel Waters was chairman of
the committee of arrangements
Miss Gertie Clements has returned
in Rockville visiting her sister, Mrs.
John l.. Brunett
Miss Bessie Brewer has as her guest
Miss Elvy Terry OF New Orleans
Evening star., 1916-03-19

Reed, Galloway and J. II. Bell of Mar
win. Interment was in Green Hill
cemetery.
Mrs George Levi. who has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. L. NJ. Williams
In Staunton, Va, has returned home.
Mrs. w. r. Milton has returned
home after spending some time I'm Ro-
anoke the guest of her son, Marshall
Milton.
Mrs. c. W. wattles. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. @. Hatchell.
at her country home. Elmington. has
returned to Alexandria.
Mrs: Clayton Snouffer. who has been
spending some time in Clark sburg w
Va. as the guest of her cousin. Mrs
Timberlake, has returned
Mrs. r. f. Perrine and little son,
John. are in Washington the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Ruff
Miss Anne Schley Of Frederick. Md.
is the guest of Miss Ellen Baker
Il. +. Perrine left this week for
Orangeburg. s. g
Ralph Richardson of Chicago is the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. n.
Richardson.
Evening star., 1916-03-19

visiting Mrs. Steiners mother. Mrs
Iona Barney. Rawlings, Nd.
The Ladies Ala Society of the United
Brethren Church held a ST. Patrick
cay social at the home of n. n. Phillips
y. S. ID. Pendleton visited his daugh.
ter, student at Stuart Hall, Staunton.
Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Dustin c. Fearnow and
son have returned from Tampa, Fla
A birthday social was held at the
home OF Mrs. T. r. Lawyer
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. shepherd. who
have taken the Biddle cottage here for
the season. are expected to arrive from
Washington in few weeks.
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Berkeley Springs, W. Va.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. w Va
March 1s.-A. l.. Wilson. Washington
spent several days here
Alexander Mcneil and son Paul were
visitors from Washington
c. H. Rockwell. Collington. Md.
visited his wife and son here.
J. ]. Ambrose spent several days in
Baltimore.
Mrs. s. g. Steiner and children are
Evening star., 1916-03-19
FASHIONS AND FADS.

Soft pastel-coored tsffeta il used
on many new spring toques.
Leather collar and cuff sets will bs
worn on the spring suits.
Many motor coats close with a strap
and a harness buckle
Bands of striped foulard trim blus
serge suits and dresses.
Large pearl hat pins are seen again
worn with ribbon toques.
The medici collar is seen on new
white lawn dresses with full skirts
Evening star., 1916-03-19
Atlantic City.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, March 18.-The re-
ported shortage of dyestuffs appears
not to have affected the tinting of
Boardwalk costumes for spring. which
were on exhibition this week with the
arrival of the first real fight of Easter
visitors. Costumes, from the ribbons
of the new hats TO the tips of shoes, are
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24
ROMANCE IS
Due IN FRANCE
At WARS END
With the Abolition of the Mar.
rage Contract and Dover
by That Country.

PARIS. Sept. PA sort Of oficia,
matrimonial agency is the latest ex.
pedient proposed by Eugene Brieux, o.
the French academy to relieve the an.
ticipated dearth OF husbands after the
war.
There were 1,s7s265 single men and
1.664,665 single women above the age
Of % in France before the war, &C.
cording to the latest complete statis-
tics. From the age OF 80 up the num-
Der OF unmarried was about equal be-
tween the two sexes with million
each.
A considerable number OF happy
households could have been organized
out Of these vast resources, NJ. Brieux
thinks, had there been greater facili-
ties for bringing eligible parties to-
gether. They should in the future, he
thinks be all registered at their re-
specuve town halls.
A more significant suggestion, also
due 10 NJ. Brieux, is the abolition Of
the marriage contract and the dover
the great barrier to the marriage OF
the girl without fortune. Some be-
lieve romantic period is to set in in
which the dover will get lost in 4
great flood OF spontaneous and gem
uine sentiment
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24
Such is Decision of Supreme
Court in Preston County
Good Roads Case.


Brown County Court.
Preston County; decree re-
versed. demurrer to bill over
ruled; cause remanded. Lynch,
judge.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-24
JUDGE ROBINSON VISITS
SCENES OF CHILDHOOD

was tenderly lifted from his bench
after stroke of paralysis, and car
ried into the house where he died
several hours later The small door
was unlocked for the distinguished
son OF the old shoemaker last Sun
day, and the man who seems TO be
destined to be chosen by the people
OF the state to I'LL the highest Office
within their gift, handled the tools
which his fathers hands had welded,
read the notices upon the walls OF
the shop and reyeled in the memories
of LIES happier perlod--the days of
innocence and untroubled youth.
Family Portraits.
Harter Wilson, n nephew of Judge
Robinson's, lives with his good wife
and pretty children in the old home
stead. It is mush as 1t was when
Judge Robinson was a boy there, for
1t was one OF the best farm houses
in the county, oven that many years
ago. In the little parlor, neat and
inviting, hang the family portraits.
There are many OF Transportation
after generation.
The boyhod homo was reached af-
ter Judge Robinson had visited the
cemetery and the little white country
church. He found the door open,
but there was nobody about. He
found 1t Just about as 1t was when as
a small boy he was taken into mem.
bership there and baptized by the
Rev. DR.. c. b. Graham, who lives now
in Wheeling. but who has probably
preached in every Methodist church
In West Virginia in the many years
Of his active service In the ministry.
Tho church has been painted and
papered. and whore there were two
doors in the front, there Is now but
one. Styles have changed, and the
sisters and brethren may enter this
simple house of worship and occupy
the same pew. 1t wasn't like that in
the olden days. The sexes occupied
different sides OF tho room. The pews
occupied by the elder RobInsons were
near the front and directly opposite,
each other. On either side of the
plain, pinkpainted altar nre two
pedestals which are not much for or
namentation, but answer the useful
pourpose Of supporting two old-fash-