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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-09-21
mrs. R. |. ORME.
PASSES AWAY
Had Been in Poor Health For Sew
eral Years But Death Was
Not Expected.
The remains Of Mrs. r. |

Orme Of Evansville, Ind. who
died at a sanitarium in Martin
vile, Ind, Wednesday morning
Sept. 18th, at II o'clock, arrived
here Friday morning and were
taken 10 the home Of her sister
Mrs JJhn w. Blue from whence
they were taken to the new GEN.
etery for interment at ! O'Clock
Friday afternoon. the Rev. j. A,
Chandler officiating assisted by
Rev. H. V. Escott. AT the res
idence a quartette Of male voices
sang, Lead kindly light, and
after the burial ritual of the
church was read by Rev. Chan
dler and pray er by Rev. Escott
they sarg Jesus lover Of my
ssll.' alter which the remains
wee taken to the nee cemetery
wheie a third song was sung by
the male Quartet'e. il beirg
ABIDE with me" The three
songs sung being favortes of
the deceased. There was a pre-
fusion of beautiful flowers tied
in boQuets and sheaths and in
designs OF every shape. nothing
like il ever having been seen
here before. Tie mound in
Wilson circle" where the body
was laid to rest, being covered
and hid in a bower of exquisite
flower'A lrom friends here and in
BSrsvjIle and Uniontown, for
where ever che was known she
was loved and this is as il should
be. The deceased loved every
thing that was bright and beau.
tiful and was all Of her life in.
du'ged in those things. In death
she lay asif asleep and as beauti'
ful as when she was the bride OF
Lee Orme iu the same room som,
twenty years ago. Many wer,
heard to say that the illness
which she had suffered for 81
many years had not robbed he
Of any Of her charms.
Arna Louise Wilson was borl
in this city in the hous,
row ,csGpied by j, II
orf "Do%ilson Avenue AM
was He youngest daughter o
the late W. F. Wilson and hi
wife, Maria Walker Wilson. Sh
is sur, ived by her husband an,
two sisters, Mesdames j. W
Blue of this city and II. X
Woods OF 0genstoro. She ha
many relatives here and in tn
county. For several years sh
had resided in Evansville wh6r
her usband owns a drug store
all of her married life havin
been spent there and at Unior
town where her husband wa
born and reared ard whore b
was formerly in business. He
visits to Marion were not ver
freqvnt ~ +, she was alwal
wtlcomedl3 rle friends of hi
childhood %~Yill always r
member ner bright and winson
manner and who loved her b
cause she had a pure heart az
was always jolly and full of Ii
and was of an exceedingly .
tractive personality.
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Mrs. W. c. Bland a sister in
law and Mrs. Daniels an intima.
te, friend of the deceased came
from Uniontown Friday to at.
tend the funeral and burial Of
Mrs. K. l.. 0rme.
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FOR SALE.

My former residence ia Ere
donia Ky, for Information in re.
gard to price terms, etc,
address Mrs. Mary Delaney I'm.
selt, Kevil KY. X. F. d. No. 6.
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or of her son Donald last week Dane
ing. singing and playing games were
on the program.
Mr. Jack Wolf. Mrs. Pauline Wolf.
Mrs Sayer. Mrs. Wise. Mrs. Ruddach
and Mrs Gibson assisted the hostess.
The guests were Charles Wolf, Leon@
Wolf, Pauline Wolf. David Gibson, Dora
Gibson. Reid Glib on. Zerclda Wise.
Loreen Wise, Wilbur Wise, Katherine
Bailey, Paul Bailey. Blanche Dunkley,
Esther Dunkley. Mary Petrie, Dolly
Petrie. Elmer LAGER. Earle Zirklc. Yer
non Zirkle. Johanna Fisher. Frieda
Fisher. Aubrey Drigger, Herbert De-
vine Gordon King. Mildred Ruddach,
Edna Ruddach. Helen Brown, Eliza beth
Breshears. Marion Nailor. Charlie Nor
ris. John Schelous. James Moystin.
Juanita Moystin, william Fisher. Wv
ian Saycr, Campbell Sues. Edna Raloff.
Herbert Johnson. Grace Webb, Olga
Reynolds, Dorothy Kraft Robert LHlcs.
Continued on Ninth Page)
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team Immediately after the game with
Princeton Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Coleman Taylor
of New York will arrive at Baltimore
very shortly for the celebration, on
November 81, of the sixtieth anniver-
sary of the wedding of Mrs. Taylor's
father and mother. Gen. and Mrs. James
A. Gary. They will be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary at their residence,
1900 Linden avenue. Gen. Gary was
the first postmaster general in Mr.. Nc
kinley cabinet.
Mrs. James W. Murphy will receive
Informally on Wednesday from 3 I'M
til at her residence. 1888 Lanier place.
Mr.. Chester W. Lockwood is at the
Wolcott Hotel. New York city. for a
few days.
Miss Mabel Linton has as her guest
for several days Mrs. E. S. Bland of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Graeme Harvey has re-
turned from q visit to her home at
Richmond. Va. Mrs. Harvey had a
round of entertainments given in her
honor by her friends.
Invitations have been sent out for the
wedding of Miss JEANNE Emmett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coster
Emmett. to Mr.. William Barton French,
son of Mrs. Seth Barton French, in the
chapel of st. Bartholomew Church,
New York. on the afternoon of Deem
Der 4. The ceremony will be witnessed
by relatives and a few of the young
friends of the bridal couple. and after
ward there will be a large reception at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Emmett, in
East I'D street. The Rev. DIR. S. Leigh
ton Parks. rector of st. Bartholomew $
Church. will be the officiating clergy
man. +
The bride. who will he given in mar
riage by her father. will have her sis
ter. Miss Marie Louise Emmett as her
only attendant. and Mr.. Seth Barton
French. a nephew of the bridegroom,
will act as best man. The ushers will
include Messrs. Henry G. Emmett, jr
and Watson c. Emmett, brothers of the
bride. and Maurice Roche. The engage
ment was announced recently and was
of much interest to society, as Miss
Emmett and her fiance are members of
families that have been prominent in
New York for many years.
Mrs. Frederic Young is visiting in
New York.
Miss Grace Crossley is spending the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. f. q. Davis,
at Chevy Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schafer cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary Saturday evening at their resi-
dence. 1880 n street northwest. Many
friends and relatives gathered at their
home to congratulate them. They Were
the recipients of many beautiful pres
music was a feature OF the evening
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Tompkins. Grace Bradnack. Helen
White and Ruth Columbus. Messrs
Frank Taylor. Humphrey Walsh. Will
liam HaEan. Minor Stout. Harry Acher,
Butler Walsh. Hicks Baldwin. Marlin
Werlich, Eugene Bockschmidt and Earl
Columbus.
Capt. Samuel II. jacobson entertained
the members of the Missouri Society at
their social given at Rauscher's recent
~ with poem entitled odd Virginia.
together with parodies thereon. His
rendition of the old southern verse
coupled with original parodies on it,
was one of the most amusing features
of the affair. Mrs. Steirlin. wife of Mr.
William Steirlin, arranged a splendid
musical program for the Missouri So
ciety.
Mrs. Helen Gibson's residence, 1912
Olive street. Kenilworth. was the scene
of lively birthday party given in hon
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Whitman Wet
more have their guest for a short
visit Miss Mary Bisland, Mrs. Wet
mores sister, Miss Bisland has spent
the past ten years in England, and re-
Gently was at Nevey. Switzerland
where she has been doing a great deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Mr. J. Butler Wright, counselor of the
United States embassy at Petrograd.
and Mrs. Wright, who sailed several
weeks ago. arrived in safety at the
Russian capital They stopped en- route
for a visit to Mr.. Wright's mother in
Switzerland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Schafer were married
in st. Mary's parish house by Rev.
Father Click November IS, 1865. They
have three children. Mr.. George d.
Schafer. Mrs. G. B. NJ. Kicker and Mrs.
Annie Simcox, and twelve grandchil-
dren.
Those present at the celebration were
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. NJ Kicker. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Schafer, Mrs. Annie Simcox,
Miss Mae Kicker, George Kicker. Mr..
and Mrs. John Schafer of Coudersport.
Pa; Mrs. Elizabeth Sammers and Miss
Elizabeth Sammers, Miss Elsie Sam
mers. Mrs. b. Appel, Mr.. H. Walker of
Baltimore. Mrs. John Seoane, Miss Cora
Seoane, Mrs. Carrie Irving and daugh-
ter Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Join
Schafer. jr.: Miss Hester Paul, Mr..
Charles Schafer, Miss Marie SimcoX.
Mrs. NJ. Myers and Miss NJ. Myers,
Misses Marie and Consuello Schafer,
the Misses Fraysers, Mr.. James S. Nc
Carthy and Patrick H. Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Columbus enter
tanned in honor of their daughter
birthday anniversary, Friday evening.
November II, at their home. Games and
dancing were the features of the even
ing. The decorations were oak leaves
and chrysanthemums. The guests in
cluded Misses Dorothy Clark. Dorothy
Anderson. Mildred Campbell. Edna
Busey. Eleanor Bonner. Margaret Rich
ardson. Hadassah Fleming, Helen
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tea followed by a dinner of seventy
four covers and dance to which addi-
uonal guests have been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fahnestock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Fahnestock of New
York will be the guests of Mrs. Fahne-
stock for the debut tea. Miss Lucille
Carter of Philadelphia. Miss Helen
Cameron and Miss Caroline Andrews of
New York will be in the receiving party
Miss Andrews and Miss Carter will be
guests at the Fahnestock residence
Mr.. Snowden Fahnestock of New York,
brother of the debutante, will also come
on for the tea
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
samuel Jordan Graham entertained at
dinner last evening at their residence,
In Columbia road. Miss Mary Carter
Graham was hostess al an informal tea
in the afternoon in compliment to her
house guest, Miss Emily Mclean Mer-
rymsn of CockeysviIle. Nd.
Mrs. Gilmer Brenizer. Miss Suzanne
Chase and Miss Olive Plant will be the
guests of honor at a dance al the Will
lard with the Washington Camp, Sons
of Confederate Veterans, as hosts to-
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

The fail meeting of the Junior
League Will be held at the residence of
Mrs. John W. Thompson tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Emile Mont
gornery will give a dinner, followed by
a theater party. this evening. in compli-
ment to their debutante daughter, Miss
Anna Montgomery. Miss Montgomery
will not make any formal debut.
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Miss Mabel Linton has as her guest
for several days Mrs. e. S. Bland of
Philadelphia.
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Mrs. James W. Murphy will receive
til at her residence. 1888 Lanier place.
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Mrs. Chester Wells and her sister,
Mrs c. Thornett of Australia VINO nave
49, at the Corson cottage, have gone
70 BOSTON for a visit before returning
TO the wells home at Chevy Chase.
Mr.. Charles Taft, younger son or for-
,ar President and Mrs William Howard
raft. spent Sunday at Atlantic City.
going there with the Yale foot ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-20

Mr.. Chester W. Lockwood is at the
Wolcott Hotel. New York city, for a
few days.
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Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee Minnigerode, wife
Of Capt. Minnigerode. Z. s. A.. with her
two little daughters, have arrived at
Washington and are the house guests OF
Mrs. Eliphalet F. Andrews.
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senior Don J. r. Lefevre and Miss
Ramona Lefevre entertained Informally
1T dinner last evening in compliment
to their sister-in-law, Mrs Henry Lee
fevre who is visiting them. Among
their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Penfiefd and Baron Castelli.
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Mrs. William Graeme Harvey has re-
turned from n visit to her home at
Richmond. Va. Mrs. Harvey had a
round of entertainments given in her
honor by her friends
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Miss Margaret Fahnestock will go to
New York Friday with Mrs. John H.
Hewson and Miss Georgia Schoneid to
attend the Army and Navy game. While
at New York she will be the guest Of her
be in the receiving party At the debut
tea there, on November "a. Of Miss Helen
Cameron. Miss EAhnestock win return
to Waahington NOVEMBER Va, ana win
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Miss Alice Wilson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph r. Wilson, and niece
Of President Wilson. will sing group
of songs on Thursday afternoon. wne s
~. THOMAS Johnson Chapter. Daugh-
tars IF the American Revolution, Will
he entertained by Miss Isabel Mordecai
at the College Club. s21 North Charles
street Baltimore.
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Continued on Ninth Page)
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Mrs Robert Lansing will receive the
members of the diplomatic corps informal
Iy this afternoon and tomorrow after
noon AS Mrs. Lansing will not keep her
Wednesdays at home until later in the
season this will afford the new members
of the corps an opportunity to meet the
wife of the Secretary of State.
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PULASKI

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PULASKI. VA. September 2.-Mcs-
danes walter Grove I'ricc and l. G.
MaaSic were hoStcSSes on Tuesday Il;
The home vf Mrs. Price. at IL brilliant
reception rendered large number OF
their friends. The hoStcSscs were as
sisted in receiving by Mesdamea I'D
yin fclicr William -. Macgill, Clar
cuce Robinson, Winston Reed. David
lingcr. H. II. Roberts. W. ". Chanin:
g. Il: Crowell. Howard G. Gilmcr and
Miss iclle iIilt@hcimcr. Assisting III
SERVING were Misses Mary Trolinger
and BENTLEY Robinson. presiding at tho
punch bowl. Misses Anne Bell Cha!iu.
Lettic Trolingcr Charlotte Trolingcr.
Bess He'll and Julia Robinson.
One Of the most largely attended and
delightful Of the hops given AT Maple
shade Inn was the papcr-doll dance.
given on Saturday night 10y the man
agcm.nt in compliment To til. larG"
number Of summer visitors.
Pulaski music dcvotecs We're privi-
legged AN interesting program on Fri
day evening when MIR. and Mrs. Ed
win Fcller gave recital under the
auspices of the pipe-orGan fund Tor
the new Methodist Church They wcr.
assisted by Misses Mary TrOlinger and
Julia Robinson, Mrs. Finley Dunlap and
Eugene y Ham on the flute.
&. &. Taylor returned on "Wednesday
from South Bend. Ind. where the sec
him with twenty-five other members
OF the nests from sections Of the Unit
led states II. was the only Nirginian
upon whom the honor was conferred
at this time. The degree Is compli-
mcntarN-
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BUENA VISTA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
EUENA VISTA. VA. September -
On Friday. the anniversary of his
birthday. Daniel II. Ruckcr entertained
Il few friends AT dinner. Those present
were DR.. G.. D. Meriwethcr. Henry Ell
lott. y. q. Burks. j. f.. Cunning haml.
II. <. Ruckcr. DIR. Joseph Brown. George
NJ. Fucker, a. r. HiZcr. i. L. Knight.
i. H. Cunningham. w II. Giikyson, j..
l.. McClucr and J. T.. Strattoii.
Misses Carrie and Margaret Rubbish
entertained at rock on Tuesday morn
ing in honor Of their guests. Misses
Virginia brown and Mary stone. Those
playing were Misses Eva Zimmerman.
Mabel Justice. Betscy Brown, Helen
Long. Janette t.ackcy. Mary Johnson.
bot Dawson and Catharine Paxton.
Mrs. T.. W. Randolph. Of stanton.
who was the guest of Miss Mabel Jor-
dan for q week. left for her home on
Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson. Of rovinS-
ton. visited her sister. Mrs. w. H. Gill
kyson. this week.
Miller Rubash. of DuqueuSc. Pa. is
spending his vacation at his parents
home.
Miss Betsey Brown returned home on
Monday after spending ten days in Au-
Susta County.
Mrs. y. O. Burks and Miss Bessie
Burlks left for Lynchburg on Saturday
TO visit Charles l.. Eurks and family.
spent Sunday with his brother, G. w.
Rubbish.
Bud Rubbish. Misses Virginia Brown.
Mary stone and Margaret and Eliza :
beth RUBBISH Inotored 10 Natural bridge
on Wednesdays.
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APPOMATTOX

ISi.cci,,l tn The Times bispa tch.i
APPROXIMATIONS. VA. September -
g. w Woolridsc. OF bedford, WAS 4
visitor hcic OF sunday
Abbit Marshall. OF Eichrsoud. IS
visiting his home pc pie here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godscy are
visiting their son. Charlie, in Biueiie!d.
w Va
Mrs W y Ageo aud grandchildren
will leave Tor Richmond ON sunday
Mrs. BESSIE Fostcf and TWO hu!t
grandchildren are visiting in Campbell
County.
MISS W:'.is ;,-nle. left to-day for
Vase. Va. vhc.. she viii teach.
W T. Cook. OF Norfolk. is here on
visit To the home OF J. II. Caldwell
where his wife is spending The summer
Mrs Thomas Lane and four children.
OF Accomac County, are visiting friends
and relative here.
II. NJ. Cahlar and daughters, Misses
Maize and Eiiie. were visitors in
Lyuchbure, on Saturday ana Sunday.
Thomas Agec. of Lexington, motorcd
TO see his home people here last week.
Dr Benjamin BloXton and wife. OF
Richmond. are spending their vacation
here. His sister, Mrs g. y. Deshazo.
OF South Carolina. and his brother.
Walter Bloxton, of Roanoke. are also
here
Braxton Hancock left to-day for
Fort Defiance. where he will attend
school
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NATURAL BRIDGE GUESTS
ENJOY FINE WEATHER
Riding, Driving, Motoring and Walk
ing Parties Now Are
Numerous.
TENNIS CONTINUES POPULAR
Many New Arrivals to Swell Size Of
Early Fall COiony-BisIIop and
Mrs. DarSt, of Wilmington. y. c.,
Among Visitors.
Especial TO The rlmes-Dispa,eh !


NATURAL. BRIDGE. VA. September
2.--Thc large fall colony is made UP
OF lingering summer sojourncrs and of
new arrivals who respond to the cali
OF the ha ppy hills. All are cnjoing
life with Zest the summer could not
give. Very fortunate are those who
can spend this time in the mountains.
when the woods and hills hold high
carnival in 81 riot Of color and the days
of champagne like buoyancy.
There are riding. driving and motor
ing parties. walking parties throue II
wooded trails and to high points with
camera TO catch natures most pleas
ant phases tennis and swimming par
ties and always dancing in The even
ing. ON Saturday evening the bail
io"r Was made gay by many visiting
men and the dancing continued until
almost midnight sunday was Il
record-preaking day, with scores Of
towns and dinner party numbering
several hundred
Those spending the week end here
were G. NJ. Gugs enheiner. Jr.. and y.
>. GugGenheincr. Of Lynchb burg. Mr..
and Mrs. -. p. Sites and II. q. Sites. Of
W Va; 7 NJ Terry, Dr. Bernard II.
Kyle. II. G. Christian. II. !. Adams.
Thomas Doyle, I: H. Crutchfield. pr
I. y. Davis and Mrs. John ". billiard
81 I.Enchbur2; Wavcrly Towncs. Of
Petersburg; Miss Maud Bass and
Thomas Bass. Of Durham. y. g.
SOME RECENT ADDITIONS
TO EARLY FALL. COLONY
New members Of the early fall colony
arc Mrs. IL l.. Fletcher, of ciucin-
natl. ohio: Or. and Mrs Edward Nc
iuire and Hunter Mcclure and Mrs
Hunter Mcclure, of Richmond: w. a.
Woodruff. Of Lynohburg; Misses Fan
Gibson and Frances Packctt of Char
lottesville. Va; Misses Florence and
Nellie Harvey, of I.yncLburg: Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Il =. Scott. United
states Army, George II Martin, Of
Norfolk. Va: Mrs. j w Brooks. of
Durham. Y. =
Bishop and Mrs. = g Darst. Of Will
niington y g. spent several days at
the bridge last week, while on Il visit
to salem. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Martin and chill
dren. Of Norfolk. motored over from
Nimrod Hall last week To visi, Judge
Martins family here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Camp. J. T.. Camp.
Jr.. William and Hugh Camp and Miss
Elizabeth camp stopped here while on
a motor trip.
DR. and Mrs Hugh Parrish and Miss
Fannie Capps. Of Portsmouth. Va. re
Gently spent several days here and
went on TO I.uray
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell and
! family. OF l-uray, spent Il few days
F.. here while on q motor trip.
| Professor and Mrs. l.. w Smith. Of
Lexington. Va. have Joined Mrs Il H.
! Catictt and the Misses CatIett. Of
! stanton
/ \ touring party conducted by H. II.
! Hale. Of Boston. visited the bridge a
! few days ago and Went on TO 81, Louis.
| Those in tho party were T.. W. Hc,nan
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.LYNCHBURG

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
I.YNcTIBURG VA. September =
Mrs. Elizabeth Vaughan. of Baltimore
who had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. l.. Vaughan here, has Sone 10
Marion 10 visit her sister, Mrs. Copen-
havcr
Miss Pauline Y. Long and guest, Mrs.
j. Thomas Auders. Westminster. Md.
have gone to Baltimore.
Mrs y = Powell and son, Temple
their daughter and sister AT felm,
Wash
Henry l.. seay. 81 former Lynch
burger. now q resident of Frederick.
Md, spent the week here with friends.
G. Il Lawson is spending his vaca-
ton az Meadow Bluff. w. Va.
Miss Margaret stump. who has
been visiting Miss Mittie Dobson here.
has returned to her home in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Sallie r Carroll, MIR. and Mrs.
G. y. H. Legs and DR.. and Mrs John
W. Carroll hav" returned from Atlantic
city.
Miss Mary Green. Of Baltimore, is
the guest az Mrs. Mumford William.
on Fort Hill
Mrs. Ella T.ackcy. Of Buena Vista,
has been visiting her niece. Mrs. Olive
Trercy. at her home on cabell Street.
Miss Bettic Smithson has gone 10
Blueficld. TO spend a month with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Peter Ainslc. who visited in
Covcsville and Charlottcsville. spent
this week with friends at Roscland
Miss Julia Anspaugh, of Norfolk, is
the guest OF Mrs. j. II. Kyle
Mrs. j. I. Barnett and Miss Clair
Lair spent tho week in New York CITY
Miss Margaret o'Meara. who has
been visiting here. has returned to Nor
folk.
Miss Violet Fearans is at home. afte,
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WEST POINT

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WEST POINT, VA. Sept On
Friday evening a fctc was given by
Mrs. Crosby Thompson at her home.
Outlook" at Euclid Heights. The
program included music, magic and
dancing. On the spacious and bcauti-
full lawn there was erected Il dancing
pavilion on the banks cf the Pamun-
key River and the beautiful grounds
lent themselves to the enjoyment OF
tho occasion.
DR.. May Farinholt Jones, resident
physician in the FIattiesburg State
College, Mississippi, who has been
spending the summer with her mother
and father, Colonel and Mrs. Il. l..
Farinholt, left on Tuesday, accom-
panied by her son, Malcolm j. Jones,
his wife and baby, OF mississippi
Invitations are out for the marriug.
|of Henry, lcmbcrton Dnnmead, OF
West Point, TO Miss Mary LYMAN.
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