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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
WAKE FOREST NOTES.
Especial to The Richmond Virgin,

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
wake Forest. n. c.. May 26.-Wake
Forest college is to he deprived of
the services OF one of the strongest
members of the faculty when j. Henry
Highsmith, head Of the department OF
philosophy and education, and an edu-
Gator widely known throughout the
state. leaves on June to take mp his
new duties with the state board of
examiners and institute conductors
which was created by a special act of
the last legislature.
Professor Highsmith's work during
the past ten years has especially quail
flied him to fill the position to which
Governor Beckett has appointed him.
Graduating from Trinity college Dur
ham, n. c., in the class of 1900, he
continued his studies in Teachers COL
lege, Columbia university, and since
that time has been actively engaged
in educational work in North Carolina.
His nine years work at Wake Forest
has made him one of the best-known
men in the educational circles of the
state
The purpose OF the new board IL to
raise the standard Of education in the
state by putting the examination OF
teachers in the hands of centralized
board instead of the county superin-
tendents as heretofore has been the
custom In this way It is planned to
eliminate teachers whose training is
deficient and 10 substitute teachers Of
the best training. The board will also
conduct institutes throughout the
state
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
OLD POINT NOTES

Especial to Tho Richmond yirg1nian.)
Old Point. Va. May 2s-Old Point
wflE be lively place all summer with
the arrival of thousands OF recruits
and Officers who will camp near here,
their wives and families making reser-
vations to spend the summer at the
Chamberlin. Parties are made up
every day to go TO me -ca1ip. about
three miles up the beach. where the re-
cruits are being drilled.
a party of Richmonders motored here
saturday for the weekend among
Them were Nr- and Mrs. J. r. Moore,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dabney, Jr,
Misc A. c. Fairlamb. Miss Susie Allen,
AIR. and Mrs. W. Reuger and daugh-
ter. John u. Blair. Jr. MIR. and Mrs
sam Foster and daughter. Mr. and Mrs
II. 2. Hoen.
John PickereIl and r. as Carlton reg
istered for the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert X. Alison. who
we're married Saturday in Richmond.
began their honeymoon al the Cham
berlin, leaving Monday for trip
North.
Mrs a. w, Bennett ana Miss Martha
Martin were among the arrivals the
early part OF the week
Mrs l. u, Greene. OF Staun,on. ar.
rived last week to remain some TINA
4; the Chamaerltn. Major Greene. L.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

their third Performance It the Normal
School on Saturday. rendering in the
afternoon Much Ado About Nothing"
and at night "Everyman"l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

y. A.. 10 on duty At the stanton Mill
tary academy.
T w. l. Jeffries. Jr.. was among those
who arrived the early part of the
Sweek.
winston Churchill. OF Boston. was
among the arrivals this week at tho
Chamberlin. He was here with his
lDavid F. Sellers. U. S. N. Few peo-
spIe remember that winston Churchill
Twas graduate of the naval academy.
land then resigned from the service to
continue in his literary career.
T Julia Sanderson. the actress. was
among the guests here this week. hav-
fling come to join her husband, Leuten-
'ant Bradford Barnette. U. s. N.
: A number of British officers have
i been here for the past week and are
| among the most expert swimmers in
the pool every day. The evening swim
ming parties are very gay. numbers
of the younger set participating.
| The Saturday evening dances con-
dances in the palm garden from Ave
to six each afternoon draw large
| crowds
| Golf devotees are O. B. wickham, of
New York. who has been at Pine
hurst all the spring and now is contin-
uing his games here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin r. Value, are also on the
| links every day.
| New Workers.. who are now here for
some time are Mrs. Robert w. Nc
Nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Aosher.
Miss Florence Edwards. Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew w. Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
G. Ely. DR. and Mrs. Thos c. Dyas.
Jas. II. VanNess. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
E. Foster, Frank e. Barnes
Among the arrivals from Washing
ton this week are Thos. T. Knox. Cor
rocan Thorn and son, and Miss Caroline
Thorn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Q. Cameron.
Miss +. l. Hopes. Mrs. Jas. D. Hopes.
Jas. c, Wheeler, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Randall H Hagner. Mrs Lawrence
Wild. Edward A Burnap. Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Darst, Dir. and Mrs. b. r. How
ard. Morgan \Brandford. Ir.
Miss Viola w. Myer and Miss Marie
Stevens have been spending the past
week here and have been the recipients
of much attention They were enter
tanned at dinner by Admiral Walter
Mclean. L. s. y. and Mrs. Mclean in
their quarters at the Norfolk navy yard
on Monday. Miss Myer is the daugh-
ter of Colonel Myer for whom the fort
outside of Washington is named. and
Miss Stevens is the daughter OF Col
pierre c. Stevens, L. s. A. who was
retired this past winter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

WednesdAy afternoon. May 70. the ca
diets will have a sham battle, although
this will necessarily be much less elab-
crate than heretofore, as SO many stu
dents have left college for the instruc-
ton camps. or to work.
Henry II. Hill. executive secretary
OF the general alumni association. IL
cooperating with the intercollegiate
| intelligence bureau at Washington in
the effort to make the colleges and
universities OF the country n helpful
factor in the governments task of pre-
paredness Mr.. HIN is sending to each
old student, whose address is known,
and to undergraduate students. guess
tionaires in order to gather informa-
ton as to their specialized training
and Willingness to assist in the present
war. The replies to these questions
are being cataloged for reference, in
order to make possible prompt re-
Spouse to any call for the services of
the alumni. As nearly all V r. :. men
nave had military training, in addi-
tlon 10 a scientific and technical edu-
cation, 1t is likely that those within
the age limits will he called upon.
An intensive course In military
science and tactics has been added to
the curriculum of the V. F. l. summer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
HARRISONBURG.
1ecial to The Richmond Yirginian.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Harrisonburg. Va. May 2S.-7-Miss
May Early. daughter of Senator N. r.
Early. of Greene county. Is a guest of
Miss Mackey at the State Normal
school.
Mrs. George n. Conrad Is visiting
Rev. and Mrs. James Denham at
Bethel Manse. Augusta county.
Mrs. u. B. Scanlon and sons, of
Washington, were recent guests in the
home OF 2. O. Sullivan.
Mrs. Dorsey Hisey. of Staunton. Is
guest of her parents, Captain and
Mrs. J. H. Dryer
Mrs. Cornelia Burkholder left Sat
urday for Denton. Md. to visit DR.
Marshall Burkholder.
Miss Mary Carpenter, of Washing
ton, is visiting her mother, Mrs F. w.
Carpenter,
Mrs. Henry Wright. Of Stone, Ken
lucky. was recent guest OF Mrs. Ell
mer Smell
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Luck, Of Hin
ton, w. Va. are guests OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Whitesell.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

school June 4-Ju1y Is This course.
outlined by Captain Carson, comman-
dant OF cadets. and to be given under
competent instructor is intended es-
peciaily to meet the needs of app1i.
cants for commissions in the u. 8.
army or reserve officers training corps.
The arms. equipment and buildings.
and the battle-ground OF the college, will
be used In this course. which may be
taken In conjunction with the academic
work.
Some of the officers elected to serve
In the various student organizations
next year are: Bugle board, c. w.
Miller. editorin- chief: J. A. Waller,
business manager; c. II. Pritchard and
j. W. West associate editors. Attn
ietic association. r. N. Howell. presi-
dent; G. L. West. vice president. Fac
ulty members, DR.. J. Z. williams and
DR.. c. NJ. Newman Lee society. ]. A.
Waller. president; A. G. Smith. vice.
president: V: D. Herbert. treasurer
Corps officers. f. T. Cooke. president:
r. s. Smithson. vice-president: v. II
Herbert. tecretary. Prosecuting at
torney, j. A Waller: defending attor-
ney, j. A. Bell.
J. r. DuPrtest. class of 'oI, presents
a paper this year at the annual spring
meeting of the American society of me-
chanfcal engineers on The Relation of
Port Area to the Power of Gas Engines
and Its Influence on Regulation" Mr..
DuPrlest is head of the mechanical en-
cheering department of the University
of idaho and is the inventor OF vari-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
v. P. I. NOTES

Especial to Tho Richmond Virginian)
Blacksburg. Va. May 2s.--The ses-
sion 1861 81 the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute wifi end May St, with
BRIEF and very informal commence
ment exercises. Thursday morning AT
IL o'clock President Eggleston Will de-
liver diplomas to those seniors who
are still in college and read the list
of honors and promotions for the year,
and II Is probable that there will be
an address to the graduating class b.
some prominent man. AL 2 O'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

= and Company gave
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
kSX lille.

richmond VfrginIar. }
MAY &c ON Mon
" IA. the Willing
ned socially and It
was extended the
on guard duty here,
Instant conservation
d BY Bishop Tucker
the new EpisCopa
Boydton Episcopal
( service, which was
Magee and Alpheus
eek for South Car
" their 70 oacco and
It's
hue meeting Friday
had special features
president. Mrs, y. p.
the leagues $. success t.
the Audubon Liter
b feciaimers' contest
delivery OF field dav
powder. al this place,
IRIS. r. ". Jones. OF
|Tucstay evening %
ttshurE. Pa to at
of- their brother, Mr..
I2atA ,asiiSlsf. 'nt the
Ink. Of Castle Shan
az the 18th instant
gallautiy invited the
htful bali given by
Flown hall a splor-
bs bauv1tic furnish
II 70 Raleigh, y, C.
22nd. 10 attend the
kercises At Peace tn
krg. Mrs, r.. II. owen
nephew. Mr.. w T.
brof her. VT r. IT
laughter, Miss Beth
ne the graduates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
|;g Normal
achmond Virginian. }

1cnmond Virginian.)
State orm a |
The event of chief
was the presenta :
.Much Ado About
School for Scandal
cVereaux players, in
or In the grove. on
noon and evening.
FINANCES were rem
istic finish that ap-
dience. "a School
q brilliant perform
pol will look forward
Devereaux company
:
pure committee of
prs association will
during the summer
udy to be followed
eir private reading.
Tyner. of the de-
alton in the Frede-
Is cA&xman OF this
lrick's direction. the
Pieting this week the
es of historic inter
sburg. Among the
laces visited are the
house: Kenmo ore,
Washington Lewis;
acy House" OF the
be Masonic lodge, in
the Bible, an orig =
On which Washing
= a Mason, in 17s.
Pf twenty-one; the
the Fredericksburg
1T5S; the charter
a. In 1887; q Stuart
mgton, a treasured
lodge: the court
pre- seen the will OF
the document max =
3ehin gton a trustee
Fredericksburg. and
interest the Wallace
were examined sew
onewall" Jackson.
ternoon of this week
pr a series OF beauti-
ch have been given
uoents of the house
nent, under the di-
psle Campbell. head
I.
es during the session
us department have
rustces, officers and
Ehool. at a series Of
d to illustrate the
| the department in
II. service. aud the
ic com binations Of
color schemes have
Showing how beauty
pay be achieved in
fimple flowers close
entertained the zoo
at the meeting OF
teachers COnferen ce,
the Normal school.
luncheon Thursda Y
beautiful and fitting
re- work
kIl was in Rlchmond
eek in attendance at
school board.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27
b NORMAL

Richmond Nirglnian. }
May 2G.-Commence-
en- Friday night, June
nday mig ut. June 4.
mi address viii be
r. r. Cla1ton, United
her o, education. on
ne 4. Diplomas Will
same time.
aauet will be held on
Miss Carrie Green,
siden. OF the normal
hon. Is sending out
the Association.
debate between the
1ontas Literary So
AVER trophy cup will
rday night. juno 2
ire OF the commence :
i'll be the presenta-
by the Senior Class
Pune /. Field Day
held on Saturday
Day exercises Will
At 10 o'clock. The
rmon will be preach
Auditorium of the
building. All the
ity Will Join IN this
Hiss levitt and Miss
kdent- Recital In the
10. The program was
and piano solos and
orchestra music was
ture of the program.
avs on public occa-
NAL School and out
r and Company gave
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-27

eus designs in gas and OIL engine ma
chinery.
J. r. Worth. OF Schenectady, NJ, r.,
class Of 1909. has been commissioned
by President Wilson as captain of en-
gineer section of the reserve officers
corps, and Is now stationed at Sackett
Harbor. n. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
Washington County, R. ].
USOUEPAUGH~
Successful Lawn Party For Red4 Gross Benefit-PaImef Family Leaves for Detroit. t- Fsi-GS2

Mir. and Mrs. Randolph Carpenter are visiting at J. s, .Lamond,s,. ..
 Mir. ana Mrs. J. K. I'amond and Miss Marcia, are visiting relatives at Anl- tic. "A x
 Mrs. Pinkham and daughter of Bos- ton returned home Sunday after a weeks visit with Mrs. J.. l.. Briggs. ,i
 Miss Reba Collins of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. H. Palmer.
 Lawns Partysl Yas-
 The lawn party at, Rev kc.AA H. Pal mer's, Wednesday evening, was a de- cided success. People from Provi- dence. Brooklyn, N. Y. Hope Valley, Wakefield and West, Kingston were present. The proceeds are to be used for the benefit of7 the Red Cross. T
 Mrs. George IS. James is critically i'll.
 Dr. and Mrs Kenyon and grand children, Edward Everett and Doro- thy, attended the French Town clam bake, Wednesday.
 Mrs. c. D. Kenyon has returned home. after "a few, days visit with rel- atives .as Long Island. qh &s T
 The Newport Cub clambal1e was held at Yorker Pond, Thursday.
 Mrs. Bertha Palmer with. her chtl- dren started Thursday, August goth, for Detroit, to join her husband, who is employed in that place. -..s c
 Mrs. Eva Webster is. ill.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01

non-support. Tourtellotte's wife is a patient at the Day KimbaT hospital, where she recently gave birth to a child.
 Queen Quality Team Sept. 1e.
 Manager McDermott of the Putnam baseball team said Friday afternoon that the Queen uality baseball team of Jamaica Plain will play another game in Putnam Sept 16.
 Trainman to be Birdman. Herbert Smith left here Friday eve ing to report this morningAto the ae- navy yard. MT. Smith will begin at once his training as a naval aviator. He has been in the employ. of the New Haven road as a trainman.
 Labor Day Golf Events.
 Members of the Putnam Country club are looking forward with keen anticipat tion to the Labor day matches to be held at their links. In the morn ing there will be tournament for the men and in the afternoon golfing con- tests for the women members
 Harold w. Files, formerly superin- the General Electric company at Schenectady, N. Y MT. Files is re- ceiving a salary of s2,4o0.
 Frank H. Cordier is spending his vacation at Ocean Beach.
 Rev. F. D. Sargent has returned from his vacation. spent at Oak Bluffs
 Officer Rosario Mayotte was on duty in the business section of the city Friday.
 Urges Red Cross to Double Work.
 Mrs. J. Thomas Mitchell. certified instructor representing the National Red Cross organization, met men1- bers of Putnam chapter Friday and inspected work being done here. While well pleased with the splendid work by members of the local chapter Mrs. cls I Iiy,,or ha ton and keeping the chapters work rooms open two days a week instead of one.
 Misses Phoebe and Dorothy Beard of Oberlin college are visiting here with Ebert Kinney.
 Miss May Fuller sprained her an kles in a fall and is confined to her home.
 PauI-Shippee.
 Charles Paul and Hattie Shippee, both of Putnam. were married here, at the Methodist parsonage Tuesday evening, by Rev. George D. Stanley.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
CHESTNUT HILL
Guests Entertained in Local Homes
 During the Past Week.

E. F. Tucker returned Monday, af- ter spending a week at Willimantic camp ground.
 Mrs. Alton Adams and son of Ma tick, Mass. and Mrs. Belle Allen of Colchester have been visiting their cousins, MT. and Mrs. W. w. Palmer.
 Mrs. Ernest Scoville and daughter, Phyllis of Middietown are guests of Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Tate.
 Miss Marion Newton and Miss Mar ion Dimon of Hartford are guests of Mrs. G. B. Dimon.
 Working for Serbian Relief.
 Rev. Harold Jaquith who is now working in behalf of the Serbian re- lief fund in New York city and Philip Jaquith of Hartford were callers at c. B. Dimon's last Sunday.
 Mrs. Geo. Robinson. a former resi- dent now living in New Haven, is spending several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. w Stiles.
 Miss Cora Chapeell has returned. after two weeks visit at Maiden and Springfield
 Miss Nellie Bronson of Fall River. Mass, and Mrs. W. H. Peckham Of were entertained by MT. and Mrs. A. S. Peckham Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
MANSFIELD DEPOT
Canning Demonstration by Mss Hayes -Meeting of Sewing Club--Commu- nion Sunday Tomorrow.

George Nelson. store and post office clerk, Is away for an eight days va cation, which he is spending with friends in a cottage by the sea.
 Mrs. Rollin Birdsall with her chiI- oren, returned Saturday from a visit at her parental home in Mansfield City.
 Sewing Club Meets.
 The Girls Sewing club met last Saturday afternoon at the Dinsmores' The next meeting will be held with Miss Gladys Thompson.
 Mrs. Charlton Pollard and her chill dren of Willimantic, are visiting at Henry Pollard's. : Miss Lynch, matron of the women's vacation of two weeks
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin M Hansen en- tertained Mr.. and Mrs. w. Schmidt and their children, of Stafford Springs as week end guests.
 Winifred Smith, of Palmer. Mass, is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Smith,
 The E. B. Thompson family made an automobile trip and visit to friends in Yantic, Sunday.
 Red Cross Work.
 The Red Cross meeting at the chapel, Wednesday afternoon, was we'll attended.
 Canning Demonstration.
 Miss Hayes of the Connecticut Agri- cultural college gave a canning dem onstration at the chapel last Thursday afternoon.
 The Misses Ruth and Ella McCollum are entertaining Misses Winifred and May Grant of Willimantic, Misses Gertrude Hughes Of Mansfield Center and Miss Edith Perkins of North Windham
 Mrs. Lillian Hahn of Willimantic is visiting at Ernest Durkee's.
 Choir rehearsals this Saturday. ev- ening, 7.30 o'clock.
 Communion Sunday.
 All the regular services at Dunham Memorial church will be resumed next Sunday, September 2. At the close of the preaching service the Lords Supper will be observed. The public schools will open for their fall term Monday, September 10th.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
Windham County
WESTfytIsSS TER
Fresh Air Children Leave-Others Take Their PIace-Agricuitural Club and L. T. L. Give Festival and Have Medal Contest.

The sermon Sunday morning was on the text Eph. 2:1112
 Wednesday evening home prayer services considered Jo6 1:e: Fresh-Air Children, / quartered with Mrs. Fred Newton for two weeks by the N. Y. Tribune, left for their re- turn trip. Twenty y-five girls from four to thirteen years old came to the New tons where the boys went
 Festival and Medal Contest. . Saturday evening of las. week at the schooIhouse, the boys and girls of the Westminster Agricultural Club and of the l.. T. L. gave a festiva~ and tenn tendance Miss Mary L. Hagopian. presiden. of the club presided, and sppointed A. T. Macleod, A. l.. Pel- lett and Miss Mgebor Olsen judges for the contest. These awarded the med al to Gel trude Ruth Rosenzweig, while others were close competitors. The following was the program Words Of Welcome; prayer, Mr. Dawes; reclta- tion, Wanted-A Boy, Earl Macleod; recitation, I Want to Take the Tenn perance Pledge. Earl Macleod; ap- pointmert of judges; contestants rec itattons, Hazel Hagopian, The Triple Pledge; Airline Green The Power Of Example; Annie Hagopian A Temper ance Song; Dorothy Bennett, Guilty or Not Guilty; Ruth Rosenzweig, The Homeless Bad Habit; Dorothy Merrf- field, Why I Gave My Dolly; Elwood Hubbard, The Battle Is On--God Call eth You; reading, Miss Helen Coombs; harmonica solo, William Dubberke;' recitation, Laura Bennett, My Dolly's Dress; reading, Elsie Coombs; humor- ous selection, Mrs. Columbus Smith; harmonica solo,, William Dubberke; report O. judges and award of medal; song, America by audienc,,. led by the Misses Doerf1inger by flag tableauX given by Miss Mary Hagopian; social with refreshments.
 Red Cross Meeting.
 The Canterbury Red Cross Auxiliary will meer with Mrs. Cha -ies Barstow next Tuesday at D. m.
 George Lyon and MT. and Mrs. Gleesie Lyon and two children were guests of Mrs. J. E. Smith at 
 Axel IIaelstrom has returned from Montana.
 Miss Conger of New Jersey is a guest at James Jones' as is a daugh- ter, Mrs. StockeI.
 Miss Matthews of New York is wis iting the Shorters.
 Dr. Girouard of New London visit ed at the parsonage this week.
 Lecture on Japan.
 Friday evening at Westminster committee of home economics, Mrs. Belle Hooker Johnson, will give a public illustrated lecture or Japan"
Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-01
HEBRON
Sunday School Has Picnic at CoIum- bia Lake-Union Service Sunday Morning.

The members of the Hebron Sun day school held a picnic at Columbia reservoir Wednesday. A good num- Der was present and the day was much enjoyed.
 Among those who motoreO to Grants Neck Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tennant, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hart, MT. and Mrs. F. A.
 Lieut.. Horton left Tuesday morn ing for Aver. Mass, where he expects to 5e in camp for the present.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. Mitchell attended Willimantic camp meeting Sunday.
 pr. and Mrs. c. E. Pendleton and children were Manchester visitors on Sunday.
 Union Service.
 There will be a uinon service of the Hebron and Gilead churches Sunday morning, held in the Gilead church. Rev. John Solomon Porter, a returned missionary from Prague. Austria, will give missionary address, service commencing at ii o'clock Rev. MT. Porter is a native of Gilead.
 Among Willimantic visitors Mon day were MT. and Mrs. J. B. Tennant and children. Mrs. w. O.S Seyms and daughter, Eunice Seyms.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Clark of Hart ford, MT. and Mrs. F. H.. BisselI of East Hampton were callers Sunday on MT. BisselIs sister. Mrs. W. O. Seyms and family.