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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

rick Winn de Bathe is the younger brother and presumptive heir of the head of the family, Sir Hugo, who espoused the Jersey Lily in 1899. She herself was formerly Miss Violet Lindsay Wood She was married just twelve years ago. and has one little son. Captain de Bathe vas for fifteen years attache in the diplomatic service. and thinks little now of one distinction among many which he was formerly inclined to prize, name- ly the order of the Crown of Prussia He is Freeman of the city of London, and a member of three ultra exclusive clubs.
 The de Rathes are among the oldest of Irish families. A Sir Hugo de Bathe was one of the companions in arms of Earl Strongbow when that doughty leader invaded the Emerald Isle back in 1172, and was rewarded with extensive grants of manors and lands in the coun- ties of Meath. Dublin, Devon, Louth and Drogheda From him descended Henry de Bathe, lord chief justice of England to Henry III, whose tomb in Christ Church cathedral, has been pointed out to many American travellers as being the second in point of antiquity of the many in that fane. M
 The present Sir Hugo de Bathe and his brother, the gallant captain are sons of the late and well known General Sir Henry Percival de Bathe, the fourth baronet. Their three sisters all married wealthy men-Lord Burnham. the mill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19
MRS. DE BATH HAS
 OVERTAXED HERSELF
Family Is Famous In Eng land-One Son Married
 Lily Langtry

London, March 1.-(special Correspond enee)-One of the acknowledged premier beauties of society," Mrs Patrick de Bathe. in her anxiety to do her bit, and more, for the fighting men, has overdone the thing and will be forced to go easy for while. She is a sster-in-law of the former Mrs. Langtry, and her husband, Captain de Bathe, is serving as train- conducting officer at the front. Mrs de Bathe was working with the Anglo-French aid depot at Dieppe; working far too hard according to her physician, who has issued the dictum above quoted
 Mrs. de Bathe's husband, Captain Pat
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$1 and $1.5O

Langtry household, In fact, were set down directed to Mrs. Langtrys daughter now the wife of Ian Malcolm. M. P.
 The engagement was announced while the Jersey Lily was acting in '"The De- generates Sydney Grundys play, in London, and in connection wherewith an amusngly significant little story was told at the time. Young de Bathe was frequently behind at the IIaymarlxet theatre before any one realized that there was anything in the wind, and one day, in defiance of one of the strictest laws
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19
Birmingham, Ala. ] JacksonUiDe, Fla.

ol theatrical management, was seen smoking a cigarette on the st.ra ~. rather holding one in his hand wh;c,, he had been smoking. The fireman on duty, being no distinguisher of persons advanced toward him, but just as ba was about to remonstrate Mrs. L.angtrv quietly said 'Oh, fireman, MT. de bathe wants light, please" man who was not only allowed to smoke on the stage. but to whom the fireman was ex- pected to supply lights must indeed. the observers told themselves, hold a spe- cal position. Thus a rodent was first Smelt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

.lionaire owner of the London 'Tele- gl aph'' Sir Savile Crossley, and Capt
 Harry McCalmont, the famous sports man. Sir Hugo, who is 45, formerly held a commission in the Worcestershire regi- ment, but one has not heard of his hav- ing rejoined the service. The well kept secret of his marriage to Mrs. Langtry
 when disclosed, caused general surprise, there being no visible reason why the renowned beauty should have been cap tivated by the young baronet-to-be, since he had no money. no special position, and no distinctive charm that anyone had ever discovered. His attentions to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

Bellevue, Pa @ suffered more than tongue can tell With terrible bearing down pains and inflammation
 tried several doctors and they all told the same story that never could get well without an operation and just dreaded the thought of that also tried good many other medicines that recommended to me and none of them helped me until a friend advised me to give Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound trial The first bottle helped, kept taking it and now don't know what 1t IS to be sick any and picking up in weight am 20 years old and weigh 145 pounds It VIII De the greatest pleasure to me if have the opportunity to recommend it to any other suffering North Side, Bellevue, Pa IT this terrible ordeal by the timely use of nee, try this famous old remedy first. m Medicine Co., Lynn Mass
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19
And Then Profound Thought

From Judge
 she-You shouldn't squeeze my hand going out of the theatre. When squeez- ed back, I meant you to stop.
 He Me? I-why. I. I-didn't touch your hand
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

Tennille, Ga.-s'I want to tell you how much have been benefited by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- of health was unable to keep house for three in the family had dull, tired, dizzy feelings, cold feet and hands nearly all the time and could scarcely sleep at a
 operation would always be an invalid, but told him wanted to wait awhile. Our druggist advised my hus- Compound, and it has entirely cured me. Now keep house iGr seven and work in the garden some too am 50 thankful got this medicine. feel as though it saved my life and have recommended it to others with benefit Mrs. W. E.. LINDSEY, R. R. 3, Tennille, Ga. The strongest and most trustworthy let Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable COmpOun 1t can do no harm and in many cases it
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-03-19

Des Moines, Iowa" Four years ago was very sick and my life nearly spent The doctors stated that would never get well without operation and that without it would not live year. My husband ob- jected to any operation and got me some of Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound took it and com menced to get better and well, am stout and able to do my own housework. can recommend the Vegetable Compound to any who is sick and run down wonderful strength and health restorer My husband says would have been my grave ere this if It had not been for your Vegetable Compound Mrs BLANCHE JEFFERSON, 70S Lyon St. Des Moines Iowa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
SUFFOLK

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA, December a3-A
dance was held at the Eih. Home on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Frank q. Whaley was hostess
on Tuesday TO the members OF the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club.
Mrs &. W. Jenkins has concluded a
visit 10 Mrs. w. NJ. whaley in Norfolk
Murmadukc Woodward arrived on
Monday from New York 10 spend the
holidays with his parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Hersey Woodward.
Mrs. y +. Jones, of FarmviIIc. Va.
is the guest OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. FELTON, Brirkley.
kilby Elan arrived on Wednesday
from Virginia Polytechnic institute to
spend the Christmas holidays with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Elnr..
Mr.. and Mrs. II. * Eendrick and
Miss Sue G"ode left on Friday for
Cownes. King william County. where
they will spend Christmas with Mrs
Hendricks mother, Mrs. j. q. Cuusey
j. l.. r. Holland returned on We'd
nesdaE from northern business trip
Mrs. y. p. Twi;ty and Miss Evelyn
Twitty returned home on Saturday
from several weeks stay in Peters
burg.
George Riddicl. OF New York CRY,
arrived Oh Monday TO spend the holt
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Burwell Hiddick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel y. Eure Of
Gates County. y. c., are guests Of Mrs.
William n. Gay.
Miss Mayo Carpenter has concluded
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zone "cad YOU riSht after all. You
ave ono Of them moss roses Instead
"f 'histlc. like folks might think
Nhar Etdn', know you. aud see how
kind nmd good YOU arc TO children
and ;Lmb critters like cats. and how
uscfni YOU 10 and Industrious. always
nShi'ng dust and dirt same as IL they
WAS tn plaques OF phar1ah."
INJURED TONE =.
COMES INTO his NOICt:
Miss Dorcas dcmurred modestly.
such compliments were almost too
much for her Puritan modeSty. Ephraim
pcered into her face nnNiously. while
an injured tone stole into his voice.
Look here. you amt Keeping moth
ing from me- he quericd. You amt
loving nobody else. own up. now. an.
swcr me honest. like man to man."
NO. no. no. dcclsrcu the spinstor
quickly. Il always took i, the mate
nature planned for me was killed du-
ring the war She sighed softly. Il
wish he had a lived. so might have
drawn his pension. but. as I Amt ever
known him. Of course don't miss him
none Eu, as Ephraim'S scowl had
rot cleared, she added: Up TO BOSTON.
hcauN now are scarcer than cream in
poorhouse coffee. The census Show;
there arc thousands OF more women
than men. That was why frs,
thought % drifting to this Southern
latitude.
Thcn as they looked into each others
eyes. something indeScribable passe /
between them that settled ii forever.
that caused the years TO roll away.
And YOU allow ! can git the H.
ccnse. said he. stroking his beard.
cit the license" repeated Miss Dor
cas-. coming back TO earth with II start.
Cit license for what
You know what I been leading up
to all along You know how want
you to stand up with me before the
rarson. and that thar amt no better
time for a wedding than Christmas.
when folks amt busy bout nothing
else.
Miss Dorcas sighed conte0tedly.
You are of the rocks 1T last.
Ephraim. and all that is To be done
now. ia to tow you into port
y grim twinkle stole into the hired
mans eye as he said scarce audibly.
And YOU come from sea -iaring
folks. don't YOU
II YUM" broke forth the spinster.
Never has Il day been so filled with
surprises since was n kid and used To
get up before light 20 open my Christ
mas stpclSip2
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HEATHSVilLE

Especial to The Times -E.cna,"h.I
llEATilSN1LLE VA. December "a
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker and small
daughter Eleanor, OF Poplar Plain"
were guests of Senator and Mrs Z.
Harding Walker for several days.
Will Brent. of Heathsvillc. and Eu
gene stephens. OF Wicomico, are ut
home for the Christmas holidays. from
William and Mary college.
Walter walker has returned from
Baltimore.
Mrs. r. d. Booker and daughter. OF
North Dakota. who have been visiting
relatives in this and adjacent counties.
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond l.. iIaynic. OF
Rcedriiie. were recent guests OF Mrs.
Haynic's mother. Mrs. Lloyd r. Smith.
at ''Sunnysdc.' near ueathsvilc
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Edwards
Election arc in Baltimore
Miss Helen Iludnall. OF SunnyIanl.
was the weekend guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 4. liaynie and daughters at
pleasant View Tibitha. On Friday
evening few friends were entertained
in honor of Miss Howic IIaynie's birth
day anniversary. Among those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Collie Seiby and
DR., Wilson Selby. OF Ophelia: Miss
Helen iiudnalI. Will Ifudnall. sunny
bank: DR.. l.. HudnalI and Archer
BLACKWELL OF Bcverlyville; Misses
Laura Crowther. Titha Williams Grady
Crosweli, and j. Marsh, ali OF Tibitha.
Mrs. Everett Brent returned recently
TO her home. I'm kilmarnock. from rrcd-
cricksburg.
Mrs. L. :. Mitchell and little son have
returned from II visit 20 Chicago.
Carroll Taliafcrvo. % Election has
gone to Norfolk. where he has accented
position.
Miss Alice Norris. OF Lively. was a
recent guest of her sister. Mrs. Cor
don Blundon. In Rccdville.
Misses jamie Lowcry and DahIia
Butler, Of Dererlyville. were recent
guests OF Mrs. Mary Gowcn. in Reed
vile.
Miss lliidegardc Rcamcy, Of Balti-
more, is with her parents. Rev and
Mrs. ~ j. lscamey. fo- the holidays.
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daughter. Victoria. ror CORTLAND. arc
guests of Il. u. Turnbu!H
Mrs. j. X. Thomas, Of "Mchcrrin."
is entertaining u house party for the
Christmas season. Mrs Thumas's
guests arc Mr. and Mrs. r. = Frcen,an n.
OF Richmond: Miss lIAaabcth GroSan
and Bob Idol. of Winston Salcm, y.
C.: Miss Louise Reid. OF Little Rock
Ark: Miss Helen Davis. of Boston.
Mass: Miss Virginia Marshall. Of ASH
land: Miss Moylen Banks. OF Peters,
burg: George Jones. of Petersburg ::
ilncktc Gregory anu u. j.. Hail. OF
Blacksburg.
Mrs. EVA Rose. OF Roanoke. Is the
guest of Miss Lizzie Turnbuil at liar
mony Grove.
Miss Annie Osborn. OF Richmond. is
spending the week with her mother.
Mrs. Bette Osborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Rawlings and
son. John Baylcy. Of South Hill: Miss
Phyllis Baylcy. OF South llill. and Miss
Caroline Bayley. OF Richmond will
spend Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
j. Eaylcy.
MIR. and Mrs. Russell Rawlings. OF
New York. arc guests Of MIR and Mrs.
w. w. Meredith. at windsor"
Mrs. y. L. Blount. of Rirhmond, is
visiting Mrs. j. j. Bayley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
Doctors Stand Amazed at Po,Uer
of Bon to Make Week Eyes
Strong--According to DR.. Lewis
Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesight 50R
In One Weeks Time in Many Instances

wear glasses can now discard them in
reasonable time and multitndcs more
VIII be able TO strengthen their eyes 30
as 10 be spared the trouble and en-
pense Of ever getting glasses. Ego
troubles OF many descriptions may be
Mohderfuily benefited by the use OF
ms prescription. Go TO any active
drug store and get n bottle Of Dou-O OPTIC
tablets. Drop ono Bon-Opto tablet in
a fourth Of glass OF water and let il
dissolve. With this liquid batho the
should notice your eyes clear up per-
ccpiibly right from tho start, and in
Examination aud redness will quickly
disappear. II your eyes bother YOU
even little il is your duty TO take
steps to save them now before il is
too late Many hopclessly blind might
have saved their sight &c they had
cared for their eyes IN time.
Sm The A aohs ar r3" Ms. e
Yes; re bon onio prcsGription j. ,rtiS
gradients are well known to, e!nnen, eye
InSsss.'r Used ri wMey prsssriheh by them
sirnined through overwork or misit s,a WSne
can highly recommend il In ease Of weak
syss red s b"TstH .an ol bpre eH..
1T Mnd !. {. .s one q the very rev
resular use In almost every family.'' nom-
onto. referred to above. is not a pat.nt
,,n,dir;ne or secIe, remedy, il il an
td on the package. The ,nanufact
Eonran;c' II I" sirensthen e%csight 30 pei.
cen, ~ ono weeks time in many instances
r. ro a@i "my good and 'n rna H a
mpnd By rraEie Drug Co.-Adv.
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ARvoNlA

Especial 10 The Times - tspatch,l
AENONIA. VA. December :3--Rcr.
William Miller. OF Parkton. y. C.. has
arrived here to spend Christmas with
his parents. Rev. and Mrs. w. Nee.
Miller, at the PTeshytcr:ian Manse.
Mrs. L.. y. Shank lcft this week 10
spend the Christmas holidays with her
mother. Mrs. Garter. at leesNilic. Camp
bell County.
Miss ELLA Mayo Will spend the holt
days with airs Howard Smith. her sis
ter in Richmond.
Miss ELLA boswell. who is teaching
in Parliton. y. -, arrived last week at
her home. in New Canton.
William q. Holman. OF Hremo HluR,
left this week for Greensboro. y. G.,
where he will remain until March.
Mrs. Arthur l.. pitts and Miss Eliza
beth Pitts. accompanied by Hummer
+. Jones. Lr., spent several dnys in
Richmond last week.
Rev. r. Werner Bagwell occupied the
pulpi, of the local Baptist Church last
sunday niSht.
Miss Gcrt,ude pierce = student at
!'rcdcricisburS. is spending Two weeks
At the home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. i. Pierce.
The women OF Trinity Presbyterian
church. New Canton. held social
and bazaar At tho McKenns .Schoo!
on Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Pitts has returned to
her home here from Cas-. W. Va.
where She is teaching. She will re-
MAIN here two weeks
William \. LeSucur. OF ore Bank
visited Richmond and Norfolk last
week.
Rev. Plummer F. Jones was the guest
OF Nj. ami Mrs. II. Percy Baker. OF
Columbia. Va. OH last Saturday. On
sunday he occupied the pulpit OF the
CartcrSvillc Presbyterian Church.
Miss Margaret Fontaine, Of Wythe-
vile. IS spending some time with Miss
Clcmmie Thompson and Miss Margaret
Brown.
Miss Marguerite bunavant will Snend
Christmas At her home in Knoxville.
Miss Hazel Anocll, a student in Dan
Vile, has returned to her home. In
Bremo Bluff. for Christmas.
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visit 10 her sister, Mrs. s. NJ. Law.
rencc. ard returned to her home in
Roanokc. Va.
Alfred tramcr. Jr. arrived at home
Oh Tuesday from ,Danvillc Academy,
10 spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. y. Il. Cramcr.
One of the most delightful affairs Of
the season Mas Givcn in the Sunday
school room OF the Christian Church
Thursday evening. when d. D. Croclier.
president OF the Twentieth Century
Barara Glass. and J. NJ Da len. vice
prcsidcn; OF the class. entertained ut
. reception. The event was in honor
of IIeracy Woodward. the teacher of
the class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24

SIR AMI Mr*. Isaac King. of clifton.
VIII spend Christmas with the former's
mother. Mrs. George King.
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WAVERLY

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
WAVERLr. VA. Deccihbor 23.--AIrs
w. II. Ford and Miss Grace W. West
spent Monday in Norfolk.
Rcv. James l.. Foster has returned
to his home in Waverly. after ten
days visit to friends In North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. charles Roster and son have
returned to their home in Wavcrly.
after q two months visit 10 friends
and relatives In Texas.
Miss MarSie Spratley and Miss
Catherine GUSTS will spend the holi-
days at the home Of Miss GUSTS on
me Eastern Shore of Virginia.
The following college s,urferts are
spending The holidays ut their parcntI
humes in Waverly: Misses Gale llartz.
Ruth Wilcox and Fannie Boothc. from
Eandolph- Macon college. l.ynchburs.
Va: John West. Jr.. from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. at Blacksburg:
Wallace Ford and Dcvaney Norris.
charlottesville; Harvin Gray. from
Elon College, Elon. y. e., and julius
Eanncy and Dennis Hartz Richmond
College, Richmond.
Echols Marshall. of city Point.
visited friends in Waverly OH Sunday.
Mrs. John T. May spout the week
end in Richmond. returning home on
Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. +. West. Jr.. arc
spending a part Of the holidays with
friends and relatives in Charlotte
wilber Ellis. who is teaching Al the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute a,
Blacksburg. is home for the holidays.
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y Free Prescription You Can Have
Pulled md tse nj Home

PHILADELPHIA, Victims Of
ey" strain and other eye weaknesses
aud those who wear glasses VIII be
Siad TO know that according to Dr.
Lewis there Is real hope and help for
'h"m Many who's. eyes were falling
say they have had their eyes restored
ny ms remarkable prescription and
many who NnCc wore glasses say they
nave thrown them away. One man
says after using it: ~ was almost
biind. could not sec to read at all
Now ! can read everything without my
siassts, and my eyes DO not hurt any
more ~ night they would pain dread
inliE. Now they feel fine all the time
" was Ike miracle 10 me-" \ lady
who used II says; The atmosphere
seemed hazy with o. without glasses,
ont after using this prescription for
hfiecn days everything seems clear. |
can read cvoH fine print withou,
gIh sScS. Another who used il SAWS:
Vas bothered with eye strain caused
by overworkin2 Tired eyes which in
duccd fierce htadacheS I have worn
glasses for several wears, both for dis
lance aud work, and without them I
could not vcad my own name on an
envelope Or the typcwriiing on the ma
chinc before me-. | can do both now
ana nave hiscardc my long distance
glasses altogether. can count the
nuterih2 leaves on the trees across
Nc Stree, now. which for several years
nave looked iii.c - dim green blur to
nc cannot cypress my JOY AT what
. IL mas dorc for mo"
~ is believed that thousands who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-24
SAYS USE SAGE TO
PREVENT Badness
II Puts Hair an Your Iicud nnd Helm.
To Keep u there.

To Keep u there.
What's the use OF being bald? What
sense is there In deliberately allowing
your hair To turn gray?
These conditions come mostly from
neglect. but the frequent application To
the hair and scalp of Il little of the
real Partisan Sage will prevent bald
ness and israyncss in nearly every in.
stance.
Most people take soud care OF their
teeth. but sadly neglect their hair
They are equally important. Look af-
ter your hair. Partisan Sage Is :,
scientific preparation that supplies
hair necds-its just what YOU want II
prevents grayness and badness by
putting life and nourishment into tho
hair roots.
Man or woman, no matter how old
YOU are, I'hrisian Sage will help YOU
Ia look younger and more attractive
Why not go to Tragic Drug Co and
set large bottle to-day? IT'S ines.
pensivc and your money back II il
does not cure dundrun Stop faiiinu
hair on itching Of the scalp. II VIII
make your hair grow luxuriant. bright
and beautiful The genuine Partisan
Sage. as sold by good druggists every
where. Is II most refreshing. deiicateIy
perfumcd. and invigorating hair dress
ine-frec from stickincss-and abso-
lutcly harmless TO the hair and scalp
ADV
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. tied his parents. MIR, and Mrs, u. 70.

tied his parents. MIR. and Mrs. l.. n.
Graham
Miss lrnia Hubbard viii spend The
holidays with friends at Abingdon.
Mr.. aud Mrs Blake Paipps. OF Green's.
boro. y. g. will spend Christmas WITH
Mrs isinkc's parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
Y, Wilson
Mrs. n. y. Nicholson al vi son. Nor
man. Of Winchester. Tenn. are the
guests OF Mrs. J. :. fucker aud Mrs.
w. w Hawkins.
Misses Srllie. and ,Nima i;instein. OF
Randolph. have returned to their home,
after visit 10 Mrs. W. Yingling
Professor and Mrs. Bivens will spend
The holidays in charlottesville
Miss Gencvicvc Knott of Richmui.,.
VIII visit her aunt. Mrs. w Il. Eod.urs
the first Of the new year
Mrs. Samuel Nicholson. OF Peters. i.
burg. Will visit her daughters, Mrs.
Valentine crittcndcn and Mrs. Mum
roc Jones. during the holidays
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STAUNT TON

Especial to The Tipes- Dispatch
STAUNTON. VA. December 23.-
Misses Catherine Hamrick and Iior-
tense Harrison. OF Randolph Macon
Woman.s College. Lynchbure, have ar
rived home for tho holidays.
Mrs w Y. Smiley is visiting rcla =
uives III Cincinnati.
Misses I.aila rrufer. who teaches ~
Augusta Springs. aud Miss Margaret
prufcr. who is member Of the fac
ulty OF NSbury High school, Rural Re-
treat. Va. arc spending Christmas IT
their home here.
Norman Mitchell, OF Philadelphia. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W
c. Mitchell. near stanton.
The stanton Cotillion Club viii
hold its Christmas dance in the ball
room of the Virginia Hotel on Tues
day evening. December 20.
4 s. Morton and Joseph LeFils. the
latter of Washington and Lee Uni
vcrsi,y. have left for Jacksonville. Fla
TO spend Christmas with relatives. I'll. y
were Joined In Richmond by Profess
sor W. &. Morton. Of MartinsburE, w.
Va. WIN also will spend the holidays
ut Jacksonville.
Mrs. Edith Moore and family are
spending the holidays ut Madison, Va.
Miss Massic Kirby. OF New York. is
expected nome 10 spend christmas win
he. father. Judge j. l.. 5. Kirby.
r. NJ Bryan and Mrs O. r. Lee and
Master BILLY Lee, Of fsichm ond, arc
spending Christmas in Stanton.
Mrs. l.. Z. Jones and three little
sons. OF Cleveland. Ohio, arc guests ~
Mrs. Joncs's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
r. I.ankford.
Miss Virginia Mayo or Earmville
Normal school. is spending tho holt
days at home.