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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
Vaudeville News

The local political pot is sizzling
to finish and the fellow with his
ear to the ground predicts the cleo
tiOn Of a majority ii not all OF the
present administration at the cleo
ton to be held next Monday.
Last Sunday the Vaudeville base
hall club defeated the N. O. Raj!
way & Light Co. team by q score OF
6 to 2. Cusach and Lee Granier for
the home team did excellent work.
The opposing team used two pitch
ers, Merkl and Fay, the former be-
ing knocked out OF the box early
the game. Wade Peters umpired.
Tomorrow they play the Norton or
Tokay Teas, more probably the form
er. Today the Vaudeville team will
play the S!idell team at Slidell.
Mr.. Amos i. Ponder, congression-
al candidate from the sixth district.
addressed large gathering of citi-
Gems last night at Jackson Park IN
support of his candidacy. His ad-
dress was ON lines similar to previous
speeches made in other parts Of the
district.
A delightful watermelon party was
given at. the Francis bungalow at
Vaudeville, La<. on Monday evening
by Miss Inex Francis, Miss Laura
West and Miss Leona Fielder. The
guests were Cloteal Clayconlb, Irma
and Gladys Ridere. Alma Duhourg,
IAuA West, 1nss and Lacills Fran
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jacob Uangenstein to Jno. A. Mos
sy, "Sunny Brook Farm" $1,000.
Mrs. E. r. Dubuisson to c. A. Ev-
eritt, lot Z square IL. Slide,l, west
half Of lot 16 square A, Sliden. lot
square 1907 Covington. lot 2 in sec
ton tp 3 south range "A, east.
$4,000.
Raymond Crawford to Sam People,
lot in section 1l3 tp 3 south range
IA east, 5000.
Thos. ]. Eddins to John Oliver,
lots l, 2, 3, IA, square IS, Slidell,
$500.
John Oliver to Slidell Homestead
Association, lots l, 2, 3, IA, square
18. Slidell, $4,000.
N. Plescia to p. B. & L. Assn. west
half Of square 1906. Covington. 5000.
Lane & Jackson Land Co. to Chas.
Dieber, lots IS, 20 and %. in square
4O5 B, Vaudeville. $50.
Amelia Lawson to Rosa Smith. LOT
10 square 5, Slidell, $500.
w. b. Lancaster 10 Mrs. +. =.
Minor, lot 17 squAre d =. Aands,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
Recomes Desperate Fro m
Jealousy, Abuse and
Mistreatment.
SHOOTING OCCURS in
NEGRO HONKY-TONK
The Woman's Man and One
Other Negro Will DIE,
Others Wounded.


Crazed with jealousy and desper-
ate from abuse and iA-treatment'
Pinkie Williams insanely and blind
" clung to the handle of S2-can-
bre Smith 4 WessOn and pulled the
4rigger until there was no longer
any response from its six chambers
When the smoke cleared from the
little 12-foot room at CannOn's negro
dive where her man had sat with his
naxro companions and gambled her
money away at skin" it was found
that every one Of the five bullets mad
found lodging place in human fiesh.
and that one chamber had missed
fre. Jack Bailey (her mani, was
shot in the neck: Lewis Holden. bar
keeper, shot in the leg; Ida Anders,
shot in shoulder; Charles Red. shot
In liver: strange negro. who escaped
towards Vaudeville and disappeared
shot in shoulder. All were colored.
Bailey and Red were attended by
Or. Heinrz and were sent to the nos
pltal in New Orleans. 1t Is said
they cannot live.
The flashing of lights, which is the
trouble call In COvington, announced
that here was a demand for the night
marshal. about $3.50 Sunday even
ing. The lights flashed repeatedly
and citizens began to wonder what
the trouble was.
Ptakie Williams was arrested and
placed in the parish prison, where
she was interviewed by st. Tam
many Farmer reporter and her pic
ture taken, Monday. Pinkie Is about
- years Of age. She says she was
happily married until two years ago.
when Bailey stepped into her life
and took her from her husband.
That he abused her and spent her
earnings at the gambling table. That
she had numerous scars on her body
where he had cut her with knife
That ON the evening in question sh
and Bailey had gone to Abita, where
she had something to drink. They
came to Covingt0n about s o'cloc:
and drank at another saloon. Then
they went to Cannon's and had more
drinks. That Bailey was playing
skin" with other negroes In Can
mons place. She was sitting mex.
to him, and asked him not to gamb
away all her money. He had 81
dollars of her money and had lost
all but q quarter. While she wa
making this appeal to him. he KEEP
nudeing her In the side with tn
knife he had in his hand. An0the
negro warned her to get away, and
~ she moved away Bailey lunged at
her with the knife. She says she
could not remember what happened
% she was nearly crazy. It Is said
that she went to her room viii
was less than . hundred feet away.
and gok Datley's gun and returned
She stood outside the window Of the
room and Ared the live shots. -
! etatsd above. Pinkie aaid no did
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
Recites the Fact Of Viola.
tions of Sunday Law and
Crimes at Honky Tonks.
CALLS ON OFFICIALS
ENFORCE THE LAW
Negro Dives and D a nc e
Halls a Menace to Good
Order and Decency.

Regular meeting Of the Associa-
ton of Commerce held Monday,
August Z, 1916, the following mem
bers being president: J. II. Warner,
president; J. Louis Smith, II. A..
IMackie, D. H. Mason, H. J. Osten-
dorf, M. Nielsen, A. w. Smith, G. C.
Kornfeld, Jacob Seller.
Secretary A. Seller being absen.
Mr.. Jacob Seller was appointed sec
retary pro tenn.
Mr.. H. A. Mackie, chairman OF
Park Day Committee, reported on re-
suits Of Park Day and the amount
of work accomplished at the Park,
also reported that the committee aad
turned over to the Park Commission
3139.75, as net profits Of the day.
1t was moved and seconded that a
committee of three be appointed 70
cooperate with the Park Commis-
sion in reconstructing the park pa
yiMon, and to raise the sum Of $500
as the Associations pro rata &c be-
applied to the rebuilding fund and
for the beautifying Of park grounds
Carried.
The president appointed II. A.
Mackie, C. C. K0rnfeld and H. j. Os-
tendOrf as q committee.
The bill of G. W. Diel for attend
ing courthouse yard was approved
and $6.65 ordered paid.
After a general discussion Of the
violations of the ordinances by the
negro saloons and dance halls ine
,ci;n;SSwing resolution was unanimous
iy adopted ,,on.h. =
the attention of this Association that
there exists within the town of Gov
ington q number of negro dance halls
and saloons, commonly known as
"honky-tonks;" and
Whereas, the existence Of these
places is menace to the good order
and decency Of the community; and
Whereas, drinks are served to men
and women, and gambling is per-
mitted, in violation of the State
laws; and
Whereas, during the past few
months there have been killings,
shooting scrapes, cutting scrapes,
and general rows, most of which
HAV0 OCCUII0U Ou 0Uuudy anu
Whereas. the officers of the law
seem to be ignorant Of or ignore
the existing conditions; therefore Z
it
Resolved, That this Association
condemns the existence of these
places, and that we call upon the
Mayor and Council to enforce the
law: and be It further
Resolved, That the attention 81
the District Attorney be called to
the continued violations of the State
laws by these places and call upon
him to conduct an Investigation oi
same; and be 1t further
Resolved, That q copy Of this res0-
dution bo sent the Mayor and Coun-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
Will Close Dance Halls, Free.
and Easy Gambling and
Concert Saloons.
| CITY ATTORNEY WILL
GIVE NOTICE OF SANE
Might Marshal Lloyd Will
Be Tried Saturday On
Charges Preferred
Covington, La, Aug. =. 1915.

Covington, La, Aug. =. 1915.
Tho town councll met In special
session nL this ate with the follow
ing present: p. J. .4IacroIx, mayor
| Aldermen II. p. blanche, ]. e. NJ
son. D. l. Addison. p. 1relerick. =.
r. Smith and City Attornay J. Mon
roe Simmons.
The meeting was called Tor the
purpose Of discussing the rexulatioa
and elimination Of dance halls, FREQ
and easy gambling places and con-
cert saloons, and the complaints Of
neglect Of duty against Night Mar
shall Lloyd.
It was decided that the Mayor,
Marshal and City Attorney should
personally notify the propeietors Of
said places that Same nluSt be Dis
continued.
That charges be preferred against
Night Marshal Lloyd and that tSial
be set for Saturday, August 13th,
at 10 o. clock q. m.
The council then adjourned.
p. ]. LACROIX,
Mayor.
L. A. PERREAND.
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
POLICE JURY.

1 s J S-ssH = i4 :
CONTINUED from last week)
j. b. Grantham, conveying w
Brown from Sun to Covington, 800
st. Tammany Ice & Mfg. Co., high
I and water. $21.95.
J. r. Elliott, conveying DR.. r
Hall from Slidell to Covington, IS.
III. ]. Ostendorf, clothes for pris
oners, 1920.
Worreu Mfg. Co., disinfectant fol
Jail, $120.
Covington Bank & Trust Co., safe.
ty deposit box, $500.
Schumert-Warield Co., double in
dex for record, $500.
J. r. Elliott, conveying prisoners
from Slidel to C0vington, $3.50.
e. J. Frederick. inQuests, index
book and warrants, $34.75.
w. H. Kentzel, ledger sheets, en-
velopes, warrant book. ETC., $66.25.
-Pierson Co., one set OF
Az guide. $1.25.
City Drug Store, medicine for Jail,
$2.35.
G. A. Ryan. stationery for clerk q
office, 1896.
John Emery. carrying mail be-
tween CovingtOn and Madi0onvdlle,
gasoline boat, $500.
st. Tammany Farmer, publishing
proceedings, notices, ordinances, ETC.,
1883.
o. ]. Oulliber, feeding two prison
ers, $1.OO.
Foote-Davis Co., record book,
$3.50.
j. Vol Brock, convictions during
jury term Of court, $500.
Mrs. l.. Miles, feeding prisoners
July to August 2, $23O.50.
Wehrli & Theriot, repairs on road
supervisors auto, $26.03.
Parkview Livery Co., auto to g.
mile still, $500.
Robt. Badon, auto for negro from
'Covington Jail to Folsom, $500.
Frank Patecek, clothes for prison
ers, 1898.
H. J. Smiths Sons, brooms, mops,
tubs and soap, 1896.
Mrs. l.. Miles, feeding prisoners on
road, $500.
Smith Hardware Co., gasoline, oil.
and material for Covington bridge,
$500.
E. NJ. Foy. cleaning road in sth
ward, $1.00.
E. Preston, cleaning road in 9Th
ward, $500.
F. F. Planche, piling for Coving-
ton bridge, $500.
~ b. blanche, piling for Coving-
ton bridge, 3y.E4slls~~-n,.,n... ,n...
There being no further gus1a 1ssao 1sso
the police jury then adjourned until
the next regular meeting.
Error-$50O appropriation for fair
should be Jan. /, not July 1.
]. B. HOW'RE,
President.
F. ]. MARTINDALE.
2ocrofarv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
DANCING SCHOOL NOTES.

Considering the di@culties and
hindrances which tha dancinr class
49, ......,- -.--..-...
a"'e .ss'' eAbs.'e'4so1
SUIT OF the nsees sunereo " Sne -
brary, the children are neyegtheless
progressing RAPIDLY ana al rpns,. IN
to-w.,d - th.,- c~.~-s.<14i.s OK
- s.. -. saturday afternoon
o1nS21 Dartdes.
M. r,oth., ..- !. .c,. 80.
ON inv . vis;tsre srA ve.ehsr. .., ~
=. !s1. ~ .n ~ "Hss-.s s..1s t.c -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
sLIDELL NOTES.

Mrs. John Denegre and beautiful
little daughter Virginia, Of Birming-
ham, Ala, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jake Levy.
Mrs. John Denegre and daughter
and Mrs. ]. Levy motored to Coving-
ton, Tuesday. to visit Mrs. o. n.
Birch and ron.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12

Top Mrs. H. A. Goer.ng, Miss Ruth Warner
Mrs. j. H.. Warner Mrs L. Hammer Mrs A. R. Smith,
Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. T. NJ Burns, Mrs.
H. A. Mackie. Lower Rev E. A. Rennie and wife
and daughter, Mrs. G. r. Tolson Miss jamie Whiow.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
Stacking the big tmbers after removal from the pa
vilion Note the number Of took to handle
of the big timbers

Gil of the town Of Covington, the
District Attorney, and that same be
published in The st. Tammany
Farmer.
There being no further business
motion to adjourn was made and
carried.
J. H. WARNER,
President.
: JACOB SELLER,
Secretary Pro Tenn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12

not mean to shoot anybody but Bal
ley, but she wanted to shoot him
That she is sorry she hit the others
When she fired the first shot there
was a scramble and the others got II
line with the gun and received the
contents.
Pinkie Williams worked for mum.
Der of years with Mrs. Miles, wht
gives her a good reputation. Sh'
says that Pinkie was an excellent
servant, and was hard worker, 6
hne cook and perfectly honest; ant
she was surprised to learn that sii
had gotten into such trouble. 2
officers say she has never given then
any trouble. Public sentiment seem!
to be that 1t would be good thing
to station Pinkie at the negro dive!
and give her chance to clean thing:
up. II her execution was always a.
good it wouldn't take long.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
F. J. MARTINDALE.
Secretary.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A. Morris to Kate Richard.
III. Casey to Georgia st. John.
b. HOulton to Mary Weathers.
4. U. Robert to Pauletta s. Flot.
s. Arthur to Agnes Pinero.
A. O'Brien to Elma Hanove.
A. T. Martindale to Eva Kennedy
w. Hart to COIlum tPrimus.
r. FARRELL to Mary E. Burge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12

els, Leona Fielder, Anna Earl Van
Zandt, Gladys ard Loretta Hains,
and Donal and Robert McHardy, Ry-
kert Toledano, Paul Escarra, Gordon
,Bague, Clifford Lafaya, Stanley Bier
horst, Edward O'Hara, Earl Schaef-
fer, Earl and Edward Leblanc, Joe
Golden and Harold West.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1916-08-12
Company Divided Into Two
Patrols, Blazing Arrows
and the Beavers.
QUARTERS; IN PRESBY-
TERRAIN PROPERTY
Any Boy Over Twelve Years
Of Age May Join. Meet
at Rev. Talmage's.

I. At a meeting of the Covington
Company of the Boy Scouts of Ameri-
ga held ON Tuesday, August l. 1916,
the organization was completed with
the following officers: Rev. F. C.
Talmage, Scout Master; VIM. H.
Warner, Assistant Scout Master. and
Charles Brown, Scribe.
The company was divided into two
patrols, the first patrol to be known
as the Blazing Arrows" with Frank
Burns as Patrol Leader and Charles
Brown as Assistant Patrol Leader
The second patrol to be known as
the Beavers" with Emile Menetre
as Patrol Leader and Galliard Ellis
as Assistant Patrol Leader.
The boys had a fine meeting on
Tuesday, August Sth, after which
drill was held md much enthusiasm
was shown.
The company is soon to take pos.
session of their own quarters on tn
Presbyterian ehaSGh property. an.
also expect to get their uniforl22s III
the near future and get down ia
business.
Any boys over twelve years of age
who wish to join this company are
requested to meet with the Scouts
on next Tuesday evening at 8 o'cloc
at headquarters at the residence o.
Rev. F.. C. Talmage.
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mont or perhaps or expectancy, hu: at
the hrs; rap OF the Judges eavcl they
subsidized with q satisfied settling back
INTO their chairs like that OF :, first
night audience when the curtain rolls
wp.
There have been murdcrcrs placed on
trIal VII" have never given auy out
ward evidence Of their guilt while they
were ~ court; others. falsely accused,
wh" have shuddercd under tho shame
Hnd imiauIY of their terrible position.
and acted, At moments. US though the
crime were indeed unou their heads.
!Sut the serenity OF Mary was suhli-
mated into something higher tlian en-
dul;trce ana greater than mere pa
ticuc". and II size were guilty then
she was the most :tnaHinu actress in
tho World---i!lis was III. thought that
flashed through the minds of those who
watrhcd her. as she went quietly for
ward and iooiS her place in the court
room, tn. c%u"Surc Of all eyes, hostile.
critical curious and sympathetic Yet
t" all Of them she was riddle. :; won
deripl riddle, a marvel OF .'clf-control,
~ vision OF Goriorn lovclincas.
Nor" Than one man or woman watch
ir9. felt sudden understanding OF
whv She had succeeded upon tho stage
since she could act like this! 1t
must lave been born in her. this hyp-
movie histrionie ability, this wonderful
quaint! OF !nuEuctism. augmented bv
youth ana beauty.
Ana Sc, for all her charm there was
St'll that ania.onstic note in the
',lmnsph"rH, u hUStil" sense Of her
guilt ;ha, i.anedon n, least folt poirn-
|"utly Though he determined 10 meet
the day with squared shoulders and
-" smile, II was "a relief when the ac-
/ iua! business 90 TIA. trial began and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06

I Graham. w. T. Wilson. Hugh Meta
wish, j. Monroe Jones. w. II. James, l..
Smithson, Misses Halle Long. Ruth
Smithson. Alice Burton. Mary Ora
ham. lrma Hubbard.
Rev. w. w. Balm has been invited
10 blackstone Sunday to take part In
the unwilling or Il bust OF the late Rev.
| Thcodorick L. El,cs. In the blackstone
presbyterian Church, OF which he was
the loved pastor for many years.
Mrs Blake Phipps returned to her
home. in Greensboro. on Friday. after
n months stay with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. ~. Wilson.
Richard Scott, OF ChiIhowie. has been
Il recent visitor in the home of his
/ cousin. Mrs. II. Il. oliver
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Phelps arc visit
ing relatives in Victoria
VIII. the son of j. w Robertson.
continues i'll in a Petersburg hospi-
tai.
w. r. stone. Of Stone Inn. BurkcvilIe.
! has moved his family here.
Mrs Maggie Elicit Ross is visiting
friends in Richmond. From there she
Will 20 to Mcherrin for future resi-
dcncc, instead of Burkevne. as here
| tOforc.
j. T. Elicit has again been station
ed in IynChburg as train master and
! his family will move there in the near
future.
Mrs j. ". Robertson continues quite
sick.
Miss Airline Bcviile. OF the Woman.s
I College. i.ynchburg. has been "A re-
{ cent visitor in the home Of her par
; cnts. MIR. ana Mrs. X. s. Bcvine
Miss Ila BlankensIip has returned
10 her home ia Roanoke after Il STAY
/ OF several weeks with Mrs. W. T. VII
! son.
, The Misses Rubin, Of charlottesville.
h.,,s l,.. az ,.I ,tnir ir,n
Harry Macht.
Mrs. Samuel j Allen. OF Teldcn,
spcn, the past Week with her sister.
Mrs. j. H. Hines.
Mrs. I l.. PAYNE visited her mother.
Mrs. H. W. ellis. of Norfolk. this week
Mrs ROY Bradshaw has returned
from visit TO Fredericksburg and
Washington.
Mrs. Z. G. Campbell. of Prospect.
spent portion OF the past week
with Mrs. i. H. Hines
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Long. Of Mclean,
H., 9p"nt the month OF January with
their daughter. Mrs s. l. Brittcnham.
Mrs Charles bradshaw. OF South
ampi"n County, * visiting her son.
Roy Bradshaw
Misses Verona Bcnnctt and Trina
Hubbard spent the week end in Lynch
burg
Mr. ANA Mrs r. j. Aston have
moved from Petersburg here and are
boarding with Mrs. George West.
7. j. Farley spent the past week in
Richmond
Mrs Harry Gains has returned 70 her
home ia Richmond. accompanied by
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LYNCHBURG

Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch
l.fNCi!RtRG. Va. February 5.-Mrs.
Miles w. BLAKE has gone to punta
Gorda. Fla. 10 spend the remainder
of the winter.
Miss Miriam Porter. OF Knoxville.
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Herbert Will
! Hams at her home on Washington
Street
Miss Marie Maloney is at home. after
visit of five weeks with friends in
Washinrton
Mrs, caswcn c. Coleman is vis,ing
her son, William j. Coleman, in Roa-
nolle.
Mr.. ana Mrs Ernest ]. =. wilson
have returned TO the city from their
bridal trip.
Frank Acrcc, or HopewclL, is i'll a,
The home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L" {. AGREE, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur X. stevens have,
returned 10 Lynchburg, after their
wedding trip, and they will make their
home here.
Mrs. Harry s. tIirsh has returned for
weeks visit with relatives nj her
former home in Richmond
]. p. Young. OF Greensboro. y. c. IL
tho guest OF his daughter. Mrs W l..
! Daniel, at her home on Pierce Street
! Mrs. :. l.. Eullocl1 has returned from
/ a visit IN Raleigh y. c., where she
was tho guest Of her sister. Mrs Law
renee Nichols.
! Mrs. John J.. Wright was called 10
New York during the week. ny The
+ dcnth ~ her Ststcr!n-iaw. Mr.: Rus
. sell Moore.
I Mrs. =. y. woodson is visiting in
/ Richmond.
! Miss Isabel Christian and Miss Ka,h
crime hodges spent tho week in Rich
! mond, III" guests OF Mrs. Robert Pc
gram and Mrs. J. r. Johnson
! Mrs. Robert r Crairhin and Mrs
Norv"ll Crai"hil are visiting their sic.
! ter. Mrs. ". II! s. Handy in Syracuse
! y. V.
/ Mrs. samuel Lille has returned from,
Norfolk. whore she visited relatives
, Miss Florence Louise Ballard snor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-06
4. portion of the week visiting rela.

a portion of the week visiting rela-
tives at Bedford.
Mrs. r.. ID. ilclweg. who had been
visiting friends in Itoanokc. stopped
over here for {, short visit with Cap
tain and Mrs. Robert -. ranccy. en-
route TO her home in Baltimore.
Miss Pauline V. Long is yisitiu.;
friends in Blucfeld. w Va
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Elicit. who moved
tn Grove several months ago to re-
side, have returned to Lynchbur: and
Will make their home In the Itill CITY.
William 5. Kennedy. formerly OF
this city. but now OF Colorado. spent
"a part of the week here with friends.
DR.. a. w. Terrell. u. Il. Winfrcc and
II. Leo Winfrec have gone to Florida
for Il rest
Major Stanley W. Martin. clerk of
the Federal Court for the Western
District OF Virginia. was confined at
his home on Norfoll; Avenue this week
with an attack OF grippe
Miss Katherine Baker Is the guest
or Mrs. stephen Barnett in Atlanta.
Ga.
Miss Ruby Lee Harvey. OF Danyille.
is visiting relatives here
walker c. Hammer. who is the father
CT Z. ID. Hammer, clerk OF the House
committee on Banking and Currency
at washington. is seriously i'll ut his
nome on ltivcrmomt Avenue.
Mrs. u. Il. Am5lcr. OF Arvonia. mas
returned home. after Il stay here with
her NEPHEW, Harrison T. Nicholas a,
his home on Fort IIil
MIS- " T. Williams has gone to
AleXandria for II visit with her nephew,
l.. l.. Armistcad.
Mrs. Il. NJ. .Armlstead was called To
iioliand. Mich. during tho early part
OF the week by the death Of h"r father.
Nrs. Garland Il. Vaughan and Mrs.
Charles II. Lumsden returned on We'd
nesday from ten days visit in Sew
York City.
Mrs William II. Nestcr of Martins
hurg, w. Va. is visiting her brother.
William Z. Holt
Miss blanche Rowdy. Of Evlue,on, is
me guest OF her cousin. AIRS Ernest
Adams. on Euclid Avenue
Miss Ailecn Gregory aud Miss Res-
sic McSorcly have gone 10 Richmond
Tor visit with cricuus
Or. and Mrs. J. : McClccs. OF EIi.i-
more. arc guests OF Mrs r. II Cites.
DR.. and Mrs. II NJ Taliafcrro and
litti" daughter have returned from
Florida.