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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-28
BON AIR

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
hon AIR. VA. May 27.--Nlrs Harry
i'erkieN entertained n few friends al,
luncheon on Wednesdays Those en-
joyinS Mrs. Bcrkley's hospitality were
Mrs. Richard Rolling. Mrs reyton Giles
Misses Kate Berkeley. Alice Leigh and
Billie Peterson.
Mrs. Conway, of Richmond. has been
recent guest of Mrs. Albert Kirkland
Mr.. and Mrs. Stiler Ellersun and Miss
Louise Ellerson have opened the Eller-
son homo here for the summer months
y plan is on foot to form civic
het-ermen; club. The first meeting will
he held on Monday at the home OF Miss
Carrie Moore.
Mrs. Albert Williams and Miss Anna
kcnnon Williams are visiting relatives
in Hanover.
Miss lean Fields has returned to
Richmond While here she was the
guest OF Miss Nell Christian.
The Ron Air Dancing Club called a
meeting last week to form for the
summer months
MIR. and Mrs. John Christian will
move into their new home here June l.
Richard Wren has been staying with
AIR. and Mrs. Albert Williams
Mr. Hurke Slaughter and Miss Kate
Meade visited Miss Hermin Moore this
week.
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HEATHSVIllE
Especial to The rimes-Dlsno,cb,

Especial I" The Times Dispatch
HEATHSEILLE VA. May 27.-Dr,
Meade :. Brent. OF Petersburg. and Mr..
and Mrs. IL. Jack Brent, of Richmond,
motorcd here and were the weekend
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. n. NJ Brent.
at Roanoke. spending an hour or two
with their friend, L. {. Wright, near
Oldhams. en- route.
Mrs. DIR. Walker and small daush-
ter. of North Carolina, and Miss Ruth
some time with their mother. Mrs
Wright, near Monaskon. Or. Walker
will join his wife there soon.
MIR. and Mrs. 5. Roland Hall. two
small children and nurse. of Easton,
Pa. are visiting relatives and friends
in and near Heathsvillc.\
Mrs. G. T. Eubank and grandhaugh-
ter. little Miss Florence Eubank. have
returned from a visit in Washington.
y, w. Pierce. OF Philadelphia, and
Clarence sale. Of Alexandria. were in
Hca thSville this week.
DR. j. G. &. DunSford. who has been
in the Northern Neck for the past
week or TWO. has returned to Richmond
recently visited her daughter, Mrs
Thomas Cockre!l, at Melville. near
Lillian.
Mrs Frank George and Miss Pinck-
ard Harcum. of near Reedville. were
recent guests at the home of Mrs.
w. a. Leland, near lrvinEton.
Miss Eliza Pierce. OF huntsville, re-
Gently visited in Warsaw
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BOWLING GREEN
Special to Tho Times-Disratch.i

Especial TO Tn" Times Dispatch.i
BOWLING GREEN. VA. May 81
Mr. and Mrs. George Voolfolk, ~ New
York, are visiting the Misses Voolfolk,
At Mulberry Place.
Mrs Robert y. CoEhill and Mrs
Charles y. Rroaddus spent part of this
week in Richmond with friends.
Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mrs Mar
rarei Rawlings are visiting their par
rnts. Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Chewing, in
Louisa County
Mrs Jessi" G.. Ennis. of Washington,
spent part OF this week with rela :
tives
Miss Ethel Rollins has returned to
her home in Stafford County, after
spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. l.. &. Coghin.
Mrs. Lear, "f Emporia. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. John q. Broad
Mrs. 7 r. riiN. Mrs. Corclie Lee Mon
cure and Misses Crisrin Berger and
Lillian Mayhem spent a part OF this
week IN fredericksburg.
Misses Ellen Broaddus and Frances
=. RroaddUs, who have been teaching
school In Tazewcll. have returned home
FOR the summer
Mrs. j. ~ George. Of penoia. was
til" CUES, part Of this week of Mrs.
Willard w. Green.
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GORDONSVILLE

iHncC IA 10 Tho Times Dispa,cb
G''i'i'oNSNILLE.. VA. Nav Of
= roer was called to Charlottcsyil,a an
Wednesday by the illness of his Y.;ta
who is on visi; To her daurhter Me-
B. Il. Clarke MRS
Edgar Hooper. Of CharIott.sri,,.
was visitor several DAYS mis- v.aa,,
az Monteith. the home Of NJ. d Co,,.
herd. near town. ~"
Mrs. G. G Baker apcn; 7 few d,vv
ms week in Washington with rcla,ives
and friends ives
Mrs. NJ, f. Ware and little Grand
na"eht"r' Syhil Of Sandidees. are In
Fordonsviile this week. the ,,uo.,s 80.
a. / Ware and family
Mrs. l'tcgc,t. OF Harrisonhure b..
arrived here TO spend some time WIN
h"r son. s G. LiSgett
Miss lIarriette Domcmovar 10.
iottcSviile :" mar
Miss Lillian smith is on vi.i, %
r''ndS ana relatives in Roanoke she
"'S" VIII visit in Danvine. Richmond
ana North Carolina before re,urni,g
Mrs w ". Osborne snen, fn,,
HaNS this week in Staun,on
~ 6 lloEshead has been sncrd,,,
We week with his sister. Mrs n
..unk'", In Moorcfeld. w. Va.
Mrs. 4. G. Smith, Of Vasbinc,or 49,,
arrived Ia spend some time win H,s.
Mimi" Day. In the CITY
Mrs L. G. Harris aud little dor.b.
'"r' after pleasant stay at Oak Hill
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LYNCHBURG

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
I,YNCHBuRG, VA, May 27.--Mea
Zena Todd, who mas hocn "a student
here for yeal OF more. was called
home this week TO Ga!aN on account OF
the accidental death % a brother in
Colorado. After a brief stay AT Galax.
Miss Todd expects to 60 t" Richmond
so make her home
Miss Louise MalIan visited friends In
Washington this week.
Mrs {. y Leahe and little son. rat
rick, Of Washington. arc visiting Mr..
and Mrs y Jones.
Mrs W T Smith ~ Jefferson City.
Mo, is the rueat Of MIR. and Mrs. W.
j smith III Yves, LynchhurG.
Mrs Isaac II. Adams and Miss Mary
Adams hav" returned from city Point
'srrerc they visited relatives
Mrs George p salisbury and ntle
son. Gordon, Of Baltimore. arc gusts
Of Mr. and Mrs g II Lunsden. in
Rivcrnont
Mrs Thomas Is priscou. who has
been visiting her brother william 7
McSamara, has gonc 20 her home in
Chicago
Mrs Eva { Robinson. o, Harris
vile. " Va. Is The cues, Of Mrs James
+, Nowln. In Warwick Lane
Mrs. Katherine Cr!sr mas returned
from Norfolk, where she was visiting
relatives
Misses Areem Gregory and vhalia
White are spending som" time in Char
lottesville.
Mrs s T. Arm,stead has gone 10
New York city 10 visit relatives.
Miss Mary Ivey. Of Rluemon,. rs the
guest Of friends in Lynchhurr
Henry r McWanc Jr. az Radcord.
is here for q visit WIN his mother.
Mrs, Henry Z McWanc
Miss Hester Russey has gone 70
s;taunton 20 attend the finals At Mary
Baldwin Seminary.
Mrs. Lula Gross. Of virton. visited
her parents. Mr. and Mrs = r. Lind
say here during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. q A Christian and
daughter, Mrs, y. l. Davis. have gone
10 Albemarle County FOR vis, win
relatives.
Judge and Mrs. Frank p. Christian
were in Staunton To attend the finals
of Mary Baldwin Seminary, where
their daughter. Miss Cornella Chris.
tian. was a student
Mrs. Robert f. CraiEhill, Mrs W II
Abbot, Jr. and Mrs. John II Lewis
have returned from visit at Mira
dor. Albemarlr County, where they
were guests Of e. n. i.anghorne
Mrs, W W Walsh. .! winston
sa!ern. n. c.. is the guest Of MT. and
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HANOVER COURTHOUSE
Especial to The Times Dispatch.
HANOVER COlrRTHOI-SE VA NJ

Especial to The Times Dispatch
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA, May
2'.-Mrs. Willoughby Newton enter
tartained the Bridge Club on Friday
afternoon at her home. the Films. The
quests included Mesdamcs wortham
Peatross. Cardwell Taylor. George
Voolfolk. Mary Haw. Grace Edmunds,
Kitty Winston. Virginia Haw and lose
phine Winston.
The James River Garden Club met
on Thursday afternoon at Hickory
HILL the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
r Wickham.
The commencement exercises Of the
Hanover graded school were held in
the school auditorium on Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. c. L. Cardwell of the Oaks. is
visiting In Richmond.
Miss lnez Hutchinson. who has been
spending some time in West Virginia,
has returned To her home. Farm Hill.
Mrs. Walter Arlington, of Arlington,
Va. is visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Josiah Lcakc and Miss .Iary
j. Haw. Of Deans, Va. arrived i'm Han
over ON Thursday 10 spend some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. q. r Haw At Dundee.
Miss Eva Baker. after spending the
winter in Hanover, has returned 10 her
home in Richmond.
Miss Florence Hunter spent Thurs
day in Hanover
Mrs. Albert Williams and daughter,
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CHRISTlANSBURG

tSpeCial to The Times Dispatch.l
ChRlSIi-ANSBCtG. VA, May 27-
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Childress have
announced the approaching marriage
OF their daughter. Jennie Deal to JOS
eph Geay Manoni. The wedding will
ne celebrated on Wednesday,. June 2s.
In 81. .Paurs Methodist Episcopai
Church. 1t T.. NJ
The week has been n pleasant one
Tor the graduating class OF the high
school Miss Margaret c. Wade en-.
tertained the class at a reception in
honor of Miss Margaret lnEles Ellett
Inc Junior class of the high school
gave large reception on "Wednesday
evening. when 800 guests were pros
"nt. Thursday evening the graduating
essays were read before n large audi
ehce. keV. Dewitt Berry delivered the
graduating address on Friday even
ing at the Presbyterian Chapel.
Those receiving diplomas were Misses
Marie Charlton. Mamie Crenshaw, Mar
garet Elicit. Elizabeth Handy, Anna
iiarlrss. Margaret Hendcy. Melita Mil
Ter. Jnunita Robertson. Mary Williams.
Eris CasseH. oaklee Charlton, Floyd
smith. James Dickey, Charles Lucas
Biiton Robinson. Charles Stone. ELLIS
Sarver, and Balmer Shelburne.
The annual recital Of Mrs. r. X. Nor
risons music class will be given in
the Presbyterian Church on TUESDAY.
June Is.
Mrs. J. w. Whitescarver fell on Mon
day and fractured her arm.
announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Elizabeth In.
ci!le Wolfe 10 DIR. Robert Leroy Mil
ler The marriage was celebrated nj
inc brides home. in Marion. Va The
couple VII! he at home to their friends
after June l in Christiansburg.
me death of George r. Hall occurred
nesday morning. May %. Mr.. Han was
a prominent farmer. He is survived
10y his wife and six children. also two
brothers. Joseph and Jessie Hall.
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LAWRENCEVILLE


SPECIAL to The Times -Dispatc tell
LAW RENCENlLLE. VA. May 81
ne c,osinE exercises of 81. Paurs
Normal and Industrial School were
hcid on Wednesday evening". Thu adj
ureSs to the graduating class was made
by Rev. Franklin J. Clark. recor,linr
secretary Of the Domestic and Eoreirn
Missionary Society. New York. on sun
"as AFTERNOON. May 81. The baccalau-
r"tt" sermon WAS preached by a former
student. Rev. w. T. Suthern. now
rector of st. Monica's Church. Hartford
conn The celebrations uf the various
religious societies wehe held on S,,u
daF evening. and those of ,hc literary
socieues on Monday evening. On
Thursday there was an alumni re-
union and reception AT N, com
mcncement exercises on Wednesday
dirlomas were conferred on fftv
Ihese Included twenty-une in tho AGA
dsthic department and twenty-nine IN
the school Of trades
On Tuesday morning Rev. Alvin 5
E"Sse'i son Of Archdea nn James I,
russell, was ordained 70 tho priest
mood by ri. Rev. r. u. Tucker u. d.
the ordination sermon was preached
nv Rev. Giles r. Cook. Of SmithnalJ
an" numb.l OF cler2vmen were in
the chancel
The second annual meeting Of the
SUNDAY schools OF Tolatn district was
he!u III the Lawrencevitie Methodis,
tiu'ch on Wednesday,. Bu:.ie.., meet
:n.:s were held in the forenoon and
afternoon, and dinner was served IN
thc grounds The speaker, were Rev.
Men. Bullr. kev. l. Iahank, Rev.
~. Gray. Jr.. Miss Callie Pund, Miss
,,esri Matthews. +. a. Wight. J. j.
Pond. Paul Harrison, Few. ! + be
Shhzo and Rev. W. u Poe
MIS-. Robert Turnbull has been in
al her home on South Main Street, hut
IS reported to nc improved
Mrs Henry knaub and li:t.a dauch-
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the country with relatives. was with
Mrs. /. f. H!ll for three days before
returning to her home in Henderson
on Thursday.
Mrs. ID. n. Duke and Mrs. Anthony
DreXcl Biddle have arrived In Dur
ham from Overhills to spend a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnun:. after
visiting j. c. Buchanan. have returned
to their home in Phoenix. Ala
Little Miss Sophronia Webb. dauEh-
ter Of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Webb, -e,e-
hrated her NTH birthday on wcdnes-
day with party to Il number of her
little friends
Miss Bernice Jones. of Conway. Ark,
is visiting Mrs. w. G. Utermoehlen.
Mrs. w II. Glasson is in New York
attending the sessions of the National
Federation of Womens Clubs. She
will spend about ten days at Takhanic
inn, Sharon. Conn, and will visit
friends in Middletown, y. V
Miss Douglas Hill has returned from
Atlanta. where she spent some time
visiting friends. Miss Walter Keenan,
Of Atlanta. is the guest of Miss Hill.
Mrs. S. Levy and Miss Lena Levy
have gone to Philadelphia. where they
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Oracle Brooks. of Roanoke, Va,
is visiting her daughter in this city,
Mrs. Stella Reed.
MISS Annie Iurncr has gone to VIM
ston-S Salem. where she will spend two
weeks with her aunt. Mrs. w L. Fer
rell.
Mrs i. S. Carr. Jr.. and little Mary
Ann and Julian s, Carr, Ill. have re-
turned frob Concern, where they spent
II week with Mrs. Cars parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. W. Cannon
kcnnettc Potea, who has been living
N Richmond, Va. for the past year.
is in Durham on visit 10 his mother
He will leave for New York in a few
days, from which port he Will sail for
England, where he will reside being
connected with the British American
Tobacco Company.
In celebrating her fifth anniversary
iittic Miss Mary Norris. daughter Of
i'r and Mrs. Carl =. Norris was hos
tess I" twelve Of her little playmates
on Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Arch Cheatham made the high
est score in the Auction Bridge Club
during the year, and party is being
planned in her honor by the members
Of the club. 1t will be given AT the
residence of Mrs. w. NJ Yearly.
Mrs. II. l.. Flowers on Trinity camnus
day afternoon.
The Halcyon Literary Club held its
meeting with Mrs. Marion y. King on
I thursday afternoon
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have returned to their home In Rich
mond
Mrs. l.. V. Breeder and little son have
returned from a visit to relatives ano
friends in Richmond
George +. Harrison returned on We'd
nssday from birmingham. Ala. where
he went to attend the Confederate Re-
union.
General William McComb. after Il
stay of two weeks with relatives and
friends I'm Louisa. returned here on
wednesday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
j. ". Puryear.
w. worth smith. Jr., Of Louisa. spent
se:vral days this week In New York
OH business.
MISS Ida B. Clements. of Louisa, was
me guest this week of Miss Mary Lee
smith. at Mountain View, near town
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soc and 59c EmbrOider-
ed Wolfe and Silk Stripe
Tissues. 25c yard; white
grounds. embroidered in
floral patterns; all colors:
q inches wide.

SOC and soc White Fancy
Nub Crepe EoiIes and Novel
ty Waistings, in nub stripes,
checks and plaids. CSC yard;
"a and 36 inches wide.
SOC Sport Stripe Suiting.
PIC yard: dark colors only;
II inches wide, for skirts
and suits.
soc Imported VOiIes, 29c
yard; white grounds, with
neat black stripes; also black
grounds. with white stripes,
for waists and dresses; sew
eral pretty styles.
SOC New Sport Herring
bone Gabardine; all white;
80 inches wide. 39c yard. Cor
1ect weight for skirts
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ter. Evelyn. IF Richmond. were tho
guests OF Mrs. w. II. Lewis last week.
Miss Wheeler. OF Richmond. IS visit.
Ing her nephew. Eddie Sharp
Miss Harriet Purdy has returned
from visit to her uncle. Judge Rob
crt Purdy. OF Sumter. S. G.
The Lawrenccvillc high school began
It's commencement exercises on Fri
day night with play entitled The
winning OF Latino" given by the
senior class in the opera house
On Monday night the graduating
exercises will be held at the town hall
The address will be delivered by w
L. Tucker. Of Princeton, y. j. The
graduates are Misses Mae Young, Will
lard Wesson. Laura Weaver, Fannie
SpattE, Lou Ella Waller. Frances
Snow. Annie Roberts. Clyde Moseley,
Annie Matthews. Emma Hicks, Lucy
Mae Hall. Myrtle Gibbs. Mamie De-
TaneN. and Bertrand Alternately, t. r.
Walthall. Farley Raney, Willie Lewis.
Leslie Daniel and Branch Connolly Jr.
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DURHAM

Special t" The Times Dispa tch
DURHAM y C.. May 21-.Mrs
Marion y. King entertained the Senior
Bridge Club on Wednesday, afternoon
~ her home
Mrs. isham Hin OIL "Wednesday after
noon entertained At tea for Miss
Alberta Boone and house guests. Miss
Ruth Johnston. of Raleigh: Miss Ernes-
tine FulEhum. az Suffolk. and Miss
Laurie Wicker. of Elon College
Mrs. J. w. bowd. formerly o: this
city, after spending several days i'm
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Mrs. L. W, walsh Mt their residence

Mrs. l.. w. Walsh Mt their residence
Oh Fort Hill.
Mrs. l.. 4. CraiEhill Is In Richmond
Yer visit of two weeks.
Mrs. W. b. Bryan is In New York CITY
TO attend the convention of the FEEDER
alton OF womnn's Clubs.
MISS Mollte Early has gone to Allan
tic Guy for several weeks.
Mrs. w. Il. Montgomery liz visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Ludweu Harrison
al Annapolis. Md.
Mrs. Julia {, Hickey is visiting In
Atlanta. Ga.
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FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With n Ven: Remove
Them with the Othine PrescrIDtion

i'ont Hide Them With n Ven; Remove
ihem with the 0thine Prescriptions
TINS prescription for the removal of
trcckles was written by prominent
physician and Is usually so successful
IN removing frcckles and giving a
clear beautiful complexion that il Is
SOLD ny ans druggist under guarantee
I" refund the money II 1t fails
Don't hide your freckles under n
Ven Get an ounce of othine and re-
move them. Even the first few appi-
catiohs should show wonderful i'm
proV"ment, some Of the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely.
Bc sure 10 ask the druggist for the
double strength othine: 81 is this that
Is sold on the money-back guarantee
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Ann Kenna. of Bon Air. are visiting
Mr. Wflliams's father. Judge II. H.
Cardwell, at Prospect HILL
Dr. and Mrs. RowcIl left on Thurs
oaE for Cleveland. o.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MARSHALL of
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Bowling Green. motored to Hanover on
Sunday. and were the guests OF Mrs.
John Voolfolk.
The sewing circle met with Mrs. W.
F. Lewis at CORTLAND on Thursday
afternoon.
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2 RMM Second Floor ENN5F =
$3.50 to $3.50 BrasSieres,
> 80; several styles.

Womcn's 1925 and $3.50
Combination Suits, Csc; fine
English nainsook; trimmed
with lace and embroidery.
$l.39 Ripple Dimity Bed
Spreads, Csc; single bed size,
light weight: no ironing.
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Millinery Bargains

Fifty New York Trim
med Hats, $3.50 each; val
ues $3.50 to $1,000.
Miss Cunningham has
returned from New York
with all the new ideas in
Summer Hats. Special
showing tomorrow.
Women's $3.50 and $500
Low Shoes, $3.50 = Pumps.
Colonials and OXfords, in
patent and dull leather;
broken sizes.
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$50 and S1.0S Printed
Chiffons, 93c yard; stripes,
plaids and lowered eff
fects; white, yellow. green,
navy and black grounds.

$1.25 MesSaline. SAC yard;
yard wide; black, navy, corn
flower blue, terra Gotta.
light blue, Copenhagen. etc.
$500 Striped Tub Georg-
cite. $500 yard: 40 inches
wide, white with light blue,
pink, gold, black lavender
and navy stripes.
t6-inch Storm Serge, SOC:
regular $1.00 value: 46 inches
wide; black and navy.
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3 M T,hlTaf FLOOR lsgYf-3 I

$4,000 to S49.50 Sport
Suits, SIS; velours. heavy
serges, corduroy and Jer-
sey cloths; all sizes and
cOlorS.
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