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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
S o CT E T Y

Two weddings OF interest TO society
mere and throughout the State will be
celebrated to-day. number of Rich
imond guests are at Gotham. Albemar
county, for the marriage of Mrs. Fran
ces Paso Morrison, formerly Of this city
and Henry Washington Mann, which
VIII be celebrated this morning at 1880
o'clock in Grace Episcopal Church at
Gotham. The bride is II daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ISinloch Page.
The wedding Of Miss Julia May
Paulett, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Itogc Paulett to Arthur Matthews
McCabe will take place to-day at the
Methodist Church in Farmvillc. small
reception will follow the ceremony at
,, the home of the BRIDES parents.
Informal Tea.
Miss Priscilla Shepherd gave an in
formal toa yesterday afternoon at
"Dumbarton Grange" tho home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Branch
Cabell. In honor of the senior class OF
the Virginia Randolph Elicit Country
school, OF which she is Yice-presidcnt
The class colors OF yellow and white
were carried out everywhere In the
decorations. and d basket of yellow
And white chrysanthemums vas used on
the tea table. The president of tho
class poured tea, assisted by Miss
!, Katharine Wood. Miss Quincy Land
street and Miss Grace Shepherd. About
twenty-five guests were present.
Prominent Engagement.
An engagement of interest to resi-
~lents of Virginia and Washington, re-
Gently announced at Baltimore. is that
OF Miss Margaret Lewis Maupin. dauEh-
ter of the late Professor Chapman
Aiaupin and Mrs. Maupin. OF Baltimore.
formerly of Virginia. and Rex Corbin
Spencer Maupln. son OF the late Mr..
and Mrs. Cary Maupin. OF Washington.
formerly of Virginia. Miss Maupin.
who Is cousin OF her fance, is a
granddaughter OF the late Professor
Socrates Maupin, OF tho University of
Virginia. and Of the late General VIII
liam Ajax Talaferro. who at the
close of The war commanded tho
Army. She Is related to the oldest
and most distinguished families in this
country. as is also Mr. Maupin. The
marriage Will take place early In No
vember.
or Interest Here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Charlton
Thorn. of Atlanta. have announced the
of their daughter. Helen, to Lieutenant
Thomas Simons Sinkier. Jr., L. :. A.,
formerly Of Charleston. S. c. now sta
toned at Fort McPhe.son, Ga. The
ceremony will take place at The home
of the brides parents in Druid HIS,
VA5Hlc NiiIic Cui iH6 NV '''i''''' -
nouncement is OF much Interest to So
sicty I'm virginia. where the groom is
prominently related.
Approaching Wedding.
y Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Lancaster
OF Ashland. have issued cards for the
marriage OF their daughter, Fannie
Vcnab,c to Edward Pitts Taylor, the
ceremony TO he performed in the Ash
land Presbyterian Church on Frida!
evening November Q. at Sis o'clock.
Marriage Announced.
Cards have been issued. announcing
tho marriage Of Or. John Doherty
.Hinchnan and Miss Mary 6. Willis
ponahoc, which took place Wednesday
at <; Peters Church, Richmond.
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report from other troops.


The Liberty loan reports are now
due, in order that the executive may
forward them to national headquarters
and Richmond receive credit. Report
each boys work whether he made one
sale or more.
Tho data for the second-year booklet
will be sent to the printer in the next
few days. and should be ready for dis
tr!bution about the middle OF the
month. It has been planned to give
these booklets out to the Subscribers
and Scouts at the time the medals won
during the second Liberty loan cam
paiEns arc presented.
Scout Emergency Call.
1873 is the Scout emergency call on
the fire bells. This call means Scouts
report 70 headquarters Immediately.
The following Scouts have received
farm service medals in addition to
those whose names were previously
printed: l.. Parrish. Troop 55: NJ. Par
rish. Troop So; z. Hanky. Troop, SIS:
W. Caskie, Troop So. and C. Hopkins.
Troop 55
Did We have 4 good time at Tuck
ahoe? Those who went answer: I'VE
sure did" The Scouts and Scouts Of
fcials are indebted to Adjutant- General
and Mrs w. W. Sale for this pleasant
and instructive afternoon. Refresh
ments were never more enjoyed than
by the Scouts, who rode their bicycles
to Tuckahoe. and DR.. Freeman's de-
scription OF the old estate will be re-
membercd many n year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03

II AS above. we are making a mos.
Industrious effort to reach tho people
through churches and schools. so We
are taking tho liberty OF sending this
letter to appeal to every minister In
tho city. and inclosing fifty pledge
cards to each ono with the urgent re-
quest that you appoint committee
OF women at your church To take this
matter In hand next Sunday to see that
every member OF the church who has
not signed the pledge card. does SO at
that time.
Ell you will just have two or three
women with the cards ard pencils at
the door Of your church at both ser
vices TO inquire OF the members Of
each household whether or not they
have signed this pledge card, and IL
not, there and then induce them to
sign the pledge card, then collect these
and forward them >at once to our
offico in the Enclosed franked envelope
you will render us the most magni!l-
cent service. We will then mail a
membership card to each OF those
signing.
At feel confident we can absolutely
depend on you in this national emer-
gency and II does seem 70 me that the
ministers and churches can render a
most peculiar and effective service in
this way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
~ AND OUT OF TOWN.

MIR. aud Mrs Edward Carter Turner.
Tie latter formerly Miss Mary Fitz-
hugh Foster, whose wedding took place
October -. arc In Richmond for short
stay, On route for tho South.
Mrs. Kate Torsythe, General and
Mrs MaEilI and Miss Kate Forsythe
vii move to-day into their new home
"a; Forest H!ll.
Mrs. Wilbur Lane has returned TO
Richmond. after visit TO Mrs. Leonard
Deiaruc. in Ashland.
Mrs. l.. w. lIardeaty has returned 20
Charlottesville. after spending short
ti'nc in this city.
Mrs. {. G. Bridges is leaving shortly
TO visit her daughter. Mrs. J. ThoEnp-
son Booth, at Gordonsvil!c.
Miss Martha Wood Cold. OF Grove
Avenue. who has been spending tho
past two months in Winchester, Berry
vile. Baltimore and Washington Will
return 10 her home this wcck.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fox have re-
Gently moved to Petersburg 10 make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Christian have
bcrn recent guests OF Mr., and AIRS.
Rober, Christian, in Bon Air
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03

strength to the wondSrfui preparation
Mothers FRIEND. This is an external
application which IL applied to tho alb.
dominsl muscles. It relieves tho tension.
prevents tenderness and pain at the crisis
and enables tho abdomen to expand gently.
Tho muscles contract naturally after baby
arrives and tho form is thus preserved.
1t should b applied daily. night and
morning. during tho period OF expsota.
tion. IT'S influence on the me not
work Of nerves and liaaments just be.
meath the skin Is wonderful. It renders
them plant. and IN this way aids nature
to expand tho abdomen without tho usual
strain whom baby Is born.
You will ind this wonderful prepara.
don su sale at overy drug store. 'rEother's
Friend" 10 prepared BY the Bradnold Reg.
uiator Co.. Dept. c. Sc Lamar Building.
Atlanta. Ga. They Will send you an in.
tensely interesting book, without charge.
Motherhood and tho Baby. Write them
to mall It to you. II is Of the utmost i'm.
portanos that every sxpectant mother aid
nature In her work. Do not neglect for 4
single night to use Mothers FRIEND. II
u absolutely and entirely Rfs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
SO YEARS OLD,
HALE AND HARDY
And Praises Cardui, Which She
Says Pulled Her Through a
Most Dangerous Period.

Mercer, Ky.-"About 10 years
ago" writes Mrs. W. T. Ball, of this
place. IT began suffering with
change OF life, and was suffering very
much. began taking Car
dui after having suffered for years,
and was dreadfully nervous.
Hardly felt like doing my work.
Couldn't sleep we'll at nights. How
ever, after several doses Of Cardui
! saw an Improvement, and in n few
days I could do my work with ease,
and in two weeks I was able to walk
six miles and went to the street fair
at Central City and enjoyed myself.
After using two hotties, / got my
natural health and strength, and it
pulled me through that most dan
gerous OF periods I'm woman's life
with no trouble or suffering.
am now hale and hardy, and was
50 years old the 18th Of this month.
will never cease praising Cnrdui,
which did me- so much good. 1t also
saved my daughters life when she
had such dreadful spell. :"
Over 40 years in use. Cardui has
proven it's efficacy as tho woman
tonic" II you are weak, and run
down, and suffer from symptoms of
trouhles neculinr m wopoon r;yo
Cardui n triaI.-Adv.
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Chnndler-Krebs.

Especial TO Tho Times D!spatch.l
WINCHESTER, VA, November e
Miss Nancy Louisa Krebs. daughter Of
Mrs. Henry Clay KrebS. was married
TO Percy Milton Chandler. head OF the
banking firm of Chandler 6 Co, OF
Philadelphia. yesterday in the Preaby-
rcrian church. by Rev. J. Fl. Lacy, D.
D.. In the presence of members OF the
two families. There were no attend
ants. After a wedding breakfast they
left for Hot Springs, Va. to spend the
month Of November. after which they
Twill live in Philadelphia. Mr.. Chandler
Wis prominent in financial and club
circles and Is brother OF President
Fred Chandler, OF the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange. The bride belongs to
an old Virginia family
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StiT-I.atanc.

Especial to The Times- DisDatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. November
Prank Malcolm Stiff. son of the
late W. B. Stiff and Mrs. Stiff. of Oak
Grove, Westmoreland County. and Miss
Elizabeth Washington Latane. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sue Wilson Latane and the
late Rev. William c. Latanc, OF the
same county. were united in marriage
last night at St. Peters Church, at Oak
Grove. Rev. W. 6 l.. Romilly, rector Of
the church. performing the ceremony
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Stiff
left for bridal trip. and upon their
return Will make their home at Oak
Grove
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
War Declared
on Rats by u. S. Govt

The government at Washington Is
preparing n campaign that should be
effective in killing the rats that are
so destructive both to lives and prop
erty. conservative estimate places
the loss of foodstuffs from rats at over
two hundred million dollars annually,
and In the present scarcity OF food
this loss must he prevented The most
efficient way to xiii the Rat" is by
the use OF Stearns Paste, and thou
sands OF dollars worth havo been
bought by the government. Every
housekeeper troubled with rats. mice.
reaches or Waterways should buy Il
small box OF this reliable extcrrinator
and stop further loss OF food in her
hOme.-AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
NEXT MEETING HERE
Medical Society Adiourns Convention at
KnRnoke--Dr. Tucker and DR..
CushInt Enlist.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ROANOKE. VA. November 2-Thc
forty-ninth annual convention OF tho
Medical Society OF Virginia. in session
here since Tuesday. adjourned to-day.
Richmond it was announced. will en-
terrain the doctors next October at
the hfticth annual convention.
AS n result OF the convention. APP
proXimately twenty-five physicians en-
listed in the medical officers reserve
corps DR.. Beverly Tucker, OF Rich
mond. and DIR. y. Cushint, Of Dublin,
were elected COUNCILLORS ar larrc
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Invitations issued.

gss CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, November
&2.-Cards have been issued announcing
sthe approaching marriage Of Miss Lucy
= I.andon Minor, OF Asheville. to Paul
Brandon Barrnger. Jr. Miss Minor is
& tho daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Minor or AS vile. and her mother is
daughter OF the late Colonel Charles
5. Venable. for years professor OF math-
cmatics at the University of Virginia.
Mr. Barrinser is son of DIR. Paul B.
Barringer. formerly OF the medical
( faculty OF the University of Virginia.
,Nand later president OF Virginia Poly
NeGhniC Institute.
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BODY IN NET IDENTIFIED
WINS That OF r.. l.. TRmiilo. Mcmher
of the Crew of L. s. =.
Michigan.
Isnecial 10 Thc Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial 70 Tho Times Dispatch.1
HAMPTON, VA, November 2.-The
body OF the white man found in the
fish nets of Ollie Smith. OF Broad
Rock, was to-day claimed by the Unit
cd States naval authorities Il: that Of
T.. l.. Tamillo. a member OF tho crew
of the Michigan.
No information was given out here
about the way in which the man got
away from the ship, but It is under
stood that Tamillo was an officer in
the engine room. The body was sent
to tho Portsmouth Navy-Yard. where
an investigation of the death OF Ia
milo Will be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03

Capes and Stoles of Jap
Mink and Kolinsky are ex-
tremely stylish.
Hudson Seal Capes may
be had in the extreme
mode, priced $3.50. The
Muffs to match are $3.50
and $4,000.
Small Collars Of Natural
Skunk are $3.50 and
$500. Capes Of Skunk,
$1,000 to $125.00. Muffs,
$500 to S62.50.
Skunk FurS are second
only to Seal in wearing
service.
Sets in Taupe Wolf arc
practical and worn by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
Londeree-IIarrls.

a. CIfARLOTTESVILLE. VA, November
,,ss93.-Albert Londeree and Miss Rosa Leo
&Harris motortd to town this morning
Irom the southern part of the county.
Sand were united in marriage Mt the
sparsonagc Of the High Street Baptist
ssEhurch, the ceremony being performed
tby DR.. Henry w. Battle. They wers
accompanied by party OF relatives
land friends.
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Shfffeft-Garrisop

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
George Shiflett and Miss Mabel T..
Garrison. both of Albemarle County,
were married yesterday at local hotel.
the Ceremony being performed by DR..
Henry w. Battle, pastor Of the High
Street Baptist Church. Several rela-
tives OF the bride and groom witnessed
the ceremony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
Celebrates Anniversary.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, November
2.-Rev. J. j. Lnnier. rector OF ST.
Georges Episcopal Church. of this CITY
and Mrs. Lanier tonight celebrat ed
the twcnty-fifth anniversary OF their
marriage at their home. the rectcry.
There were many callers. who express
ed congratulations and extended good
wishes TO the happy couple. Many
handsome presents werc received
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
Ky AND DANVJLLE BANKS
g8 COMPROMISE SUIT FOR $40,

Is sSpccial to The imes-Dispatch.]
VA. November 2--The
SUIT brought by the three Danvllle
hanks against the city for alleged err
8fpneous tax assessment has been com
3Bfomised for the sum of $4,000. Tho
amount that the banks asked to be
refunded was nearly $4,000.
I'll action instituted by the Dan
River and Riverside Cotton Mills Com
SiitS many against Danville is still pend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
The First Cry

Every wcmAn's sym.
patty responds to the
sweetness Of q baby's
voice. The little cry
that echoes with the
arrival Of the new
baby 10 perhaps the
fondest md most cher
ishsd recollection Of
our lives
Thousands OF moth.
srs owe their pres.
ervation to health and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
wOMEN'S MEETINGS.

Mrs. l.. T.. Moffit has been appoin cd
chairman OF the godmothcrs OF Rich
nond for the navy by the president OF
the Godmothers' League Of .his city.
Mrs.~Mofit asks that the mothers and
friends OF the boys OF the sea will meet
with her this morning at go o'clock
IN room $40, Jefferson Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03

most exclusive. Sets 1.-TWO
pieces), $4,000 to $500.
Lynx is another Of the
seasons popular Fur.
Wolf Scarfs are offered
in black, taupe, pearl gray
and Poiret.
Fox, the most popular
and practical Of all Fur Of
fered in full variety: black
aupe, red, cross and
Poiret. Neckpieces from
$1,000; Collars from
$21.O0. Excellent items in
either, $500.
Fox Sets in colors or
black, S62.5O to $4,000.
T. Hail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
THE BOY SCOUTS
In Richmond and Virginia

Tho standing OF the various troops
OF Boy Scouts in the recent second
Liberty loan campaign was announced
last night by Scout Executive Charles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-03
FOR BLOOD
DISORDERS

The elements that enter into parco
Neo Sang tNew Blood remedy, pre-
pared by The Paramount Laboratory.
Washington. D. c.:
Red Glover Blossoms
Lappa
RcrbiS
Stillingia
Phytolacea
Cascara Amagra
SanthoXylum
Thiosulphite Sodium
Potassium Iodide
It's wonderfully active system
cleanser. II can be obtained in Rich
mond at Paragon Pharmacy. Iord's
Drug Store. T. A. Miller Co. Washing
ton & Early 1.-TWO stores), l.. r. Wright
Drug Co, Burnett'S Drug Store, Allen
Avenue Pharmacy, Farley's Pharmacy,
kern's Pharmacy and one store in each
town.-AdV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

Berry who was downed on his own sf.
yard line. Gotwais made yards on tackle
Berry was thrown back yard BY Fits
Berry punted So yards 20 westcott. who
was thrown back five more yards by Hobey
Light TO the Garnet 15-yard line. Thomas
dropped Cornog for a yard loss. Light
dropped Durbin yards behind the line of
scrimmage. Cornog punted 35 yards 10
Berry who ran TO Swarthmore's 1s-yard
line.
Berry made yards on an end run
Straus took the ball to the 7.yard line.
Light failed TO gain, the Quakers netting
a yard for first down Berry siDped
through for yards and first down Got.
walls gained only couple of inches Straus
made yard. Penn fumbled the bali on a
lateral pass and Gotwals recovered Swarth-
more was offslde and Penn got first down.
Light was hurt. Light resumed play.
Light lost yards on the play in which he
was injured. Another lateral pass failed.
II was the fourth down, with Is yards TO
go and Berry dropping back to Swarth-
more's 2l-yard line, drop-kicked n beautiful
field goal which went squarely between the
uprights and about 3 feet above the cross
bar. Score: Penn. 10 Sworthmore, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13

First race. claiming. $500, maiden hllies.
sBeeline, 1O7; "Dirty Face, IO7; Edith L.. lie;
Honey Suckle. 1l2; dmpl Doot, 1l2; Clonakilty.
Mabel. IL; Mabel Trask 1l2 Lady Berger. 112.
Also elgible-"Cmp) PIAZZA, 1O7: Zaza Nanny
III; Blue Water, 1l2; Jean X. III; Queen
Trovata. 112. Blanny, 112.
second race. claiming. 5000. three-year-olds
anad up, six furlongs--The Duke. 90; "Marga-
ward, Roberts. lo2; Sister Emblem 1916; Corky
w, 1O5; Dick West 100; II. Hvme~ ~. -
man. los; Ninety simplex. 100; DR.. Larricil.
lis, Also eligible-J. Rufus, 1O7; Trusty. lU4s
ardent, iO4.
Third race. claiming, $780, two-year-olds. 5A
furlongs-'Quartette. %: Bandymo, 20; Courier.
90; Breezy. 90; sParlor Maid. 100; King Trovato
l04; Frank Wilson, 1Q6; Paul Coonnelly, 106;
Crystal Day 1O2; Pastme, 1O7 Storm Bound.
l12; Lady Luxury. 1O4.
Fourth race, purse $1,000. Miami Handicap.
all ages furlongs-Believe Me Boys 100; Bob
49, Vogue 10; Han Zaretta. ll2
Fifth race, purse 5000, Liberty Bond purse.
Piatt, 100; Reserve iO2 Dorothy Dean. i09;
105 valor, 1O3! Lady Rotha, 1885, Sands OF
Sixth race. ace claiming $500 three-year-olds.
/ 10 miles-'Dene /. 99S Joyial, 10t; Or.
Tuck i0i; Crestw9od Girl, l0t; Do Right, 104;
i06 '(imp.1;; JACK snipe, lO7S Bob Dundon, 100;
Saffron Girl, lOSi Beauty SPOT, 100.
seventh race, claiming $500, four year-olds
and up, l-lG miless1moDoyedale, lOg; solid
Home. III; Herbert Temple, 112; Turco. 115.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; track, heavy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-13
ANNUAL RACING MEET
AT HUNTINGDON VALLEY
Many Philadelphia Crack Horse
men Now in Army Enter
Steeplechase
MEADOMBRooK. philn Oct 1

MtAlOWBROOk, NJ Phila., Oct 13
The Huntingdon Valley Club opened the
autumn season this afternoon with its an
nual race meet at the Huntingdon Valley
Farm.
a number of Philadelphia's noted horses
men who are now wearing the United
states uniform having earned commissions
at the first officers training camp, now sta
toned at Camp Me;t1e. were entered in the
point to point steep.eChase, having obtained
leaNe of absence to ride, as IL might be
their last cross-country race before going
to France.
The feature event of the card was the
three and half mile cross-country brush
for the Huntingdon Valley plate. There
were six events on the program including
a steeplechase and fiat race for farm
ers. one of the most notable attractions
OF the meet was the elimination of silver
cups for prizes, the committee feeling that
the racing men have already numerous
trophies of this kind. Consequently silver
prizes were offered-articles for use in the
home something men would be pleased to
win and women pleased to use.
summary:
First race, farmers fiat race, purse $50. of
which $50 to first, SIS to second, $5 to third,
10 be ridden by farmers farmers sons,
W fWh2 nave ,r meyer YER ridden in race not confined
thandler's Billy; second, William Boyce 8
Lady. Time, o.
(value Sl00l and purse Of $3.50 added OF which
plate and 60 per cent Of purse to winner %
per cent TO second and - per cent to third.
by Normany FARMS Fernbrook; second Mrs
Farrers Golden Vale. Time. 1 IS.