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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Mrs. Thomas Edwards. OF Leesburg.
IS the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. LlewelIyn
McVeigh on Monument Avenue.
Miss Lucille Edwards spent the week
end at the University OF Virginia,
where she attended the mid-winter
dances. and was the guest of Or. and
Mrs. ]. J.. Lewis during her stay there.
Mrs. Dicf Kendall is leaving town
to-day for Lexington To join her sis
ter, Miss Elizabeth Hudson. who il
attending school near there, and cha
peron her for tho mid winter dances
ut Washington and Ice University.
Mrs. BESSIE Berry Grabowskii is the
guest OF Mrs. il. Lane Cooke ut West
Point, where she has been delightfully."-
entertained.
Mrs. Henry Lane SchmolZ. of Hamp-
ton. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Houston here for hriet stay.
Mrs. Arthur s. Lloyd. OF New York,
will he 1T Mrs. Horace Wexford Jones,
90 West Franklii Street, for the next
several weeks.
General and Mrs. E. w. Nichols. Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

OF things" said DR.. Alderman. ".won,J
not nave sunk tho Lusitania or In.
'aueu belgium. or carried out the Bel.
gan deportations. and 1t is we'll 10 bear
IN MIND that all OF their vast thorough
ness IS brought to pass by subjecttng
IN inc minutest particular. tho ind,.
f'duai to the supreme authority OF the
state
great burst Of applause I,,er.
ruPted the speaker as he went on 10
declare that, because OF all this. 81, as
an individual unit. have never drawn
neutral breath since 1914"
Dr. Alderman said that he was ono
OF those who do not concede prc-
eminent German efficiency or the gen
orally assumed German superiority In
science.
I'm invention and creative discovery
he stated authoritatively, she is dis
tinctly inferior to France England or
the United States. In applied chcmis-
try, In the organization OF industrics
vital to war. and In her iron nerve. In
the training and strength OF her lead
era, In the submission TO discipline OF
her peoples, in a certain fanat!cisnl
and belief in her superiority. We may
well conccde her pre-emincnce In
the weakness OF individual initiative
among her masses. in the mediocr:ty OF
her bottom strata, and in certain
dizziness OF perception. she is equally
eminent. She has the power OF n big
industrial and military syndicate. but
lacks the social perception OF a free
state.
ERRED IN THINKING
FRENCH DECADEST RACE
What can be said of the spiritual
discernmcnt OF people who though,
France was decadem:," demanded the
speaker. while applause swept tho
great audience, that Belgium could
be bribcd, that England would stand
aside, that zeppelins would bully the
English into peace. and that America
was SO sordid that she neither could
nor would dare to fight. that Luxburs
and Bernstorff were adjoining tho an
nails of diplomacy"
DR.. Alderman went on with a FUR
Their explanation OF his splendid CON
ccption of democracy, and deafeninc
applause again interrupted him ms he
paid TO La Belle France" the thrill
ing tribute which is her due.
rs there finer spectacle on earth
to-day" DR.. Alderman demanded. than
Wv SpcStacle OF + rance. Seeu-SowinE,
torch bearing France; France, that has
touched the heights and sounded the
depths or human experience and ma
tional tragedy: La Belle France thai
has substituted duty for glory as a ma
tional motive; grim, patient. silent, far
seeing France. ciinging to her repub-
lican ideals. and yet so reorEanizinr
her life from howell to palace. I'm the
very impact of conflict and death, as
70 be able TO present To the world to-
day. perhaps. the finest example OF or
Eanizcd efficiency and military glory
that the world has seen in some gene
rations? 1t Is not in public leader
ship that France is strong. but in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
AMATEUR PERFORMANCE
TO BE GIVEN BY MOOSE
Locnl Lodge VIII Stage Bencnt nj
Academy Tomorrow and
Tuesday.

Richmond will again have the priv
ileGe Of witnessing her own actors
with the coming Of the Moose Monster
Minstrels of 1918. The three per-
formanccs will BIO at the Academy OF
Music on Monday afternoon. Monday
evening and Tuesday evening, the lat
ter being given by special permission
from the fuel administration. This will
be tho second attempt of its kind this
theatrical season, and all efforts TO Sc
cure suitable scenic arrangements, mu-
steal scores and variety of presenta-
ton have been made. Governor Davis
Is expected to DO present at the. per-
Torrance tonight. together with Mayo
.Ainslie and n largo number OF State
officials.
The program Is to be divided into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Colonel King Appointed.

ISpecIal to The Times Dispatch.1
BRISTOL. VA. February 3.--C,oiop q
s. l.. King. chairman OF the local OK.
einption board, and for many years a
prominent citizen of Bristol. Tenn. 1,
being congratulated upon hi, appoin /.
ment from tho Department OF Com.
merce and Labor to organize for ws,
purposes In Tennessee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
ODD FELLOWS MEET
Highland Springs Lodge to Tender Re.
ception Wednesday TO Three PromI-
ncut State Omcers

Highland Springs Lodge. Indenc,s.,.
Order Of Odd Fellows. will tender = ~
ception Wednesday evening in their
rooms In honor OF three wcll-known
members OF the fraternity. A large
attendance Is expected. The visi,ins
members who will be honor,d arc past
Grand Master Roland Il. Chase. past
Grand Marshal George w. Cranes. and
District Deputy Grand Master Samuel
Cooper. Mr.. Chase Is ono Of In. post
popular grand lodge officers In tho
State. and holds the record OF haylnr
visited moro lodges than any other
grand master
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
DONATES $500
r. I.ortlinrd Company Contribute. I.
Nnti"nn! Mnr Fund of knights
OF COlumbus.

The donation Of $500 10 the Rich
mond campaign OF the national war
fund Of the knights of Columbus bv
The J. Lorillard Company was an.
nounccd Saturday night ut the ball
Etvcn TO raise funds for this work.
The Il. Lori!lard Company has donated
$500 10 the national fund, distr!bu-
tons being made In thosc sections In
which ono OF its plants was located.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

y very important meeting Of ST.
Johns Circle OF Kings Daughters.
which was postponed from, last week
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
At :hc y. ". c. a. Final arrangements
Will be made fer the entertainment
given b. the circle At Mrs. Joseph Sorg g
home. on Monument Avenue. on the
afternoon OF February H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

The regular meeting of tho Ray OF
Sunshine Cir.lc OF Kings Daughters
viii be hold this afternoon at O'Clock
at the residence Of Miss Bessie Woody
2i0j Hanover Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

The City Mission viii hold the ycgu.
lar monthly meeting this morning ~
the Associated Charities at II o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
WOMEN'S MEETINGS.

The Helping Circle Kings Daughter.
VIII meet with Mrs. =. L. Moore. 3ls
North Twcnty-third Street. this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

The Red Cross Auxiliary Of Mizpah
Chapter viii meet with Mra. r. II.
Singrey. il3 Fcndall Avenue, Barton
Heights, stop II, a. o'ciSck this az
tCrnooa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
The Weather
tFnrnished by 0. 4. Weathcr nnrcan.,
Forecast; Virginia
Fair Monday and
Tuesday, colder.
North Carolina
Fair md colder Mon
day and Tuesday.
Local Tcnpernture.

- LocaI Tcmperrturc.
IL noon temperature. ..... "a
! T. NJ. temperature. ... Ak
St,tHiiun temperature to =. NJ. 80
MINIMUM temperature to s T. NJ rs
cream temperature ........ a
normal temperature ... az
oencicncy in temperature. .
deficiency in temperature since
March 1926
accumulated deficiency since jan
uary l ....... 328
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

Lexington. have been spending a short
time in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Modern Cold Mining In Alaska.

MODERN &soIu MINING In AlnSHn.
The Old romantic ways OF seeking
ones fortune in the Yukon have de-
parted To-day the whole thing is
done by prosaic machinery. The ro-
nance is gone. but tho result is in
Nnitely moro profitable. All this IS
shown in Lyman II. IIowes latest
travel festival. which comes to the
Academy on Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday and Saturday matinee.
The Hove cameramcn caught the
two modern methods oC fortune hunt
ing in Alaska. The gold dredgc. cleo
tricaily operated and costing 100000
TO build. quickly scoops away whole
hill, automatically moving the dirt in
buckets for gold washing. Tho other
method. by hydraulic water pressure.
pounds mountain into mud. the mud
being drained into sIuicc boxes for
wholesale sitting.
In picturesque contrast TO these IN.
o-th.-minute styles CT gold seeking
arc pictures of the old Yukon River
boats. relics of the Klondike gold rush
days. quaint panorama OF Dawson.
the mecca Of tho rush OF 'aS, is also
part OF Mr. Howe's tour OF Alaska
Eva Taylor Comes 10 Lyric.
Featuring the list OF attractions
Manager Rex IS bringing to the Lyric
for the first half OF the week. com
-" .HS eouoie matinee To-
day at and 1880 o'clock. is the dy-
mamie comedienne. Eva Taylor. assist
cd by Lawrence Grattan in the bizarre
comedy creation Rocking the Boat"
IL is deliberately staged and has scored
big hit in the metropolitan cities this
winter.
On the same bill will be seen Jack
and Faris. an odd pair of Eymnastic
comedy pantomimists: dashing Doris
Dare. the Singing Beauty" who has
4 spriShtlT comedy and musical! act
captain BARNETT. tho famous midget
comedian. at the head of his own com
pany. and the Four Kings. daredevil
mid-a performers and wire-walkcrs
New and stirring motion pictures show
ing scenes from the theaters of war
III Europe and life in the army camps
will be tho feature exhibits Of the mo-
tion-picturo supplement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

Tho Florence Nightingale Circle o
the ShelterinS Arms viii hold a Gale
meeting Wednesday afternoon at As
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

Governor Davis is in no hurry to
name the men to nil the various of
noes for which there are so mary can
didates. 1t is understood that he Will
make nc appointments until he has
nhishcd other and more pressing jobs
before him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

The Sorthside Philathca Class will
hold It's regular monthly business meet
Ing tonight 81 the home Of Mrs. j. w
Johenuins. ltiT Fourth Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

The EandoIrh-Macon Alunrac CLUB
Will meet Tuesday afternoon at 4:3c
o'clock with Mss Dorothy Sage. oo7
North Park Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

Members OF tho Catholic Woman's
Club will hold their regular monthly
meeting in the club rooms. IS South
Third street. this afternoon 1T o'clock.
y large attendance IL earnestly desired,
as the meeting is very important.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
PRUSSIASS AS NvAn-W'EARY
AS NATIONS BETRAYED


AS NATIONS BETRAYED
Tho Prussian state which leaped
upon an unsuspectins world in 1a1i
is Itself war-weary and worn to an
edge. For all Its weak talk of iron
lists and shining armor.' for all It's now
strength derived from Russian col
lapse, its chief offensive now Is subti.
tongues and vague promises striking
at the viii! and determination or tn,
people behind the front"
DR.. Alderman wen, on to n discus,
son of pcace-the peace for which the
allies are lighting, and that other typ.
{: peace which Germany Is trying %
force on the world.
The last thing is this" concluded
DIT. Alderman. In the tense quiet OF
&c packed auditorium and galleries o,
John MARSHALL: modern wars arc won
!. lost not by retirement from trenches
Or territories. but by the collapse OF
social systems and the breaking Of the
arts and wills OF whole peoples.
trough domestic disorder and in
triguc.
Germany understands this. One by
enc. she has sought to break the hearts
belgium, Serbia and Roumania, and
Italy. 1t is Idle to deny that rev.
olution threatens all these peoples. in
ding Germany. Victory will come
to those who can longest maintain
oral and social unity. Our test IA
ming. We shall know great sorrow.
our sons shall die and be manned. Our
blood and wealth shall be poured out.
There shall he bitterness In the morn
y" ana evening. This Is no
ne for softncss. but rather a time for
81 aud deadly discernment of those
who from weakness or desire seek to
weaken the national spirit or hinder
iional purpose
VICTORY WILL SIT UPoN
HAIoNETS OF AMERICAN BoYs
Across the seas. bruised and bat
tered men who have conquered ail
weaknesses are calling TO US to stand
fast. and to use such patience and stead
1astness as men never used before.
And We shall not fail Some proud
day our youth will come back to ,s
and VIC shall hear upon our streets The
measured tread OF their feet. Victory
VIII sit upon their bright bayonets.
and on their tattercd haps will shine
a ncw glory tina, will never fade.
My single prayer is that there may
then. out of our deepest consclences.
arise to our lips the power to cay.
We. too, in quiet homes. in shop and
mart, in factory and field. helped these
Dung soldiers OF democracy to save
the world for freedom and civiliza-
ion"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours Tr,c
Ha'nfall last twenty-four hours. o
excess in rainfall since March 40
cHcess IN rainfall since January 1. as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

temperature, Us: humidity, 90; wind
uHeclion southwest: wind. velocity. S
miles: weather. cIenr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
deathless solidity and force of her plain
people,
BRITISE TRANSFORMATION
EXAMPLE OF COURAGE


DR.. Alderman said no was In England
in 1914 when war was first declared,
when they tried to believe that bust
ness could go on just as usual" The
transformation OF the England OF that
day" he declared. into the England
of this is one OF the finest examples OF
human tonacity. courage, faith and
idealism ever recorded in human his
tory.
Il. for one. thank God for my inheri-
lance OF English law. language, modes
OF thought. canons OF taste. and / be-
iicHe that the greatest thing In the
world would DO the union not for con-
quest. but for peace and democracy, OF
England. France and America"
Let loyal Americans take to heart
three things as this fatcful year be-
gins" said DR.. Alderman earnestly
! This republic is not in this war mere
| IS to help other countries. It's Job Is
to win this war. and thereby estab-
fish peace In which freemen can live
tho lives they want to live. The allies
must hold REINFORCED Germany on the
offensive until America comes up but
TX America comes up. the war Is won
| believe the allies will hold. and the
length of this war depends on the spcc cd
and power with which America can
reach the field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

The General Assembly has been in
session twenty days. Less than two
thirds OF that time has been dcvo,c1
TO work upon legislation, however
Three Saturdays have been voorhees,
as. of course. have been four SUNDAYS
one day was given over to counting
election ballots, one day to receiving
the Polignac sword. and one dag 10
inauGuratinS the Governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

Fresh from rest OF practically three
"7Ss. The General Assembly resumes
work TINS morning. a great raft OF
DIS nave piled mp on the calendars
during the voorhees, period, however
and most OF the week will he rcoIi-ad
TO make up for lost time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Local Bnromctcr p.,,,,.,
Local observations

9 =. ~. $500. 30 o.
:" -i- 1880. ..............29S Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04
Here a ID There
in the Legislature

Richmond members or the General
Assembly viii this morning be memo
riaized by the congregation OF the
Broad Street Methodist Church in Tho
interest of the moving picture censor
shin measure. Resolutions adopted by
that body yesterday state that the value
OF the movies as an agency for educa
ton IS recognized. but that pictures
occasionally shown arc not at all con-
nuciEe 10 the Improvement OF the
morals of youth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
CLIFTON FORGE

CLIFTON FORGE, VA. June r.
Mrs j. \. Boyd is spending a few DAYS
with friends in Staunton.
Mrs j. II. Boswell is on a pleasure
trip TO Washington.
Miss Catherine Noel is spcndinr. few
DAYS with friends in Charlottesvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. kcsdle left sev
eral days ago for Cincinnati, where
thcS VIII be the guests Of friends for
several days
Miss Ruth Vest. who has been visit
ing friends here for some time. has
lett for her home at kcrrs Creek.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Camper has returned from
4 visit to her son at Camp Lee
Mrs. p. S. Boxley and daughter OF
orange, have arrived in the city, and are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. a. Snead
Mrs. w. +. Andre WIS and Mrs. l.. E;
Stinespring have returned from a pleas.
ant visit to Norfolk. Newport News and
Old Point.
Mrs. Gooch. who has been spending
some time with her daughter, has left
ior Characteristic. where she will be
the guest OF her son, Judge w. s
Gooch.
Mrs. W. R. Calhoun and Mrs. Deakin
spent several days in Richmond this
week.
MIR: and Mrs T. c.. Moore. of wclch.
w VA are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T.. Meeks.
pr. William Fontaine Savage has re-
turned from Richmond where he went
TO stand the state Dental Board OK
amina nation. which he passed success
fully.
Mrs. Il. V. Van Horne has returned
IRON, stay Of several days at Craig
Healing Springs.
Miss vivian Spencer. OF Roanoke. is
INC guest OF her mother Mrs w. Fl
M'hecHer, on Ridgcway Street.
MT. and Mrs. 70. Il. Woodbridge and
hitie son have r-tt for Lexington
where they will make their home.
Taylor NJ. Simpson. who has hcou
attending Randolph- Macon College a.
NSh'and' is visiting friends here. OH
route to his home in Cass. w. Y,
MISS Louise Zimmerman who has
n n, visiting her sister in Rochester,
~, nm. rs hero on visit to her brother.
w w. Zimmerman
Mrs x. f. Murray and son. who
nave been visiting in Staunton. have
returned to their hons here
Miss Mildred Drscou has rotur,.d
from visit to Lexington.
br. +. Il. Wheeler. chief surgeon Of
me Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital has
r"'urn"d from trip TO Chicago. and
Rochester. MINI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
SOUTH BOSTON

SOUTH BOSTON VA. June 22.-The
closing exercises OF tho Cluster Springs
School took place on Tuesday night.
II. ]. Watkins. Of South boston, delivered
the commencement address.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walters have re-
turned from their wedding trip They
are living upper Main Street for
the present with .. w. Walters
Miss Lillian Kent Of Sanford. y c.
is the guest OF Mrs. /. G. Mcdowell
Sergeant Charles noothc, OF Four
teenth Company. c. a. G.. is visiting
relatives here
The Ladies' Bible study Class which
was organized after the close of the
Tecen, revival by Rev. Bob Jones held
q meeting on Tuesday al the home Of
.Mrs.rJ. 7. Allen.
-. Rev Granville sydnor and son,
Charles. are visiting at the home OF
Mrs. G. V. Clarke
- Miss Ellie Nelson. Of Lynchhurg. is
visiting her mother at Bannister Lodge
GEAR here.
Mrs. Eugene Terry and little son.
Reese. are visiting Mrs. Terry's rcla-
lives in Kentucky
- Miss Ruth Elliott who has been
teaching IN North Carolina. during the
past winter has returned home for
the holidays.
S. +. Gillilani is attending the T. r.
a. convention in 81. Louis this week
He VIII also vis!t his son, s. j.. Gill.
land, Jr, who is stationed in Oklahoma
Mr. and, Mrs. s. J.. Mahancs have re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23

the classes moro numerous. thus Civ
nS wider selection OF subjects
This week has been music week"
Zach assembly period has been devot-
ca TO patriotic and other popular songs
cd by tho Glee Club formed by Miss
Shaefcr. interspersed with choice scicc-
IONS by singers from the city OF Hair
1.sonburE. The usual reception on Fri
day evening was varied to suit the
mes by having AS feature "A model
community sing
The buildings at tho school have been
named for men whose fame is especial
~ connected with the Valley of Vir-
Einia: Jackson. .tShby. SpottSw God.
MaurE and GeSner Harrison. who was
born in liarrisonburE. and was one of
vcrsity of Virginia
y handsome bronze tablet for HAIR
son Hall has just been presented to
the school by MIR. Robert l.. Harrison,
s'n OF Dr. Gerner Harrison. now Of the
hrm OF Harrison. Elliott & Byrd, New
York city. Mr.. Harrison has Just re-
tired from the Board of Education of
New York City after sixteen years of
service. For many years he was on
inc executive committee Of Normal Col :
leEe. now Hunter College. OF New York
CITY. and has always had keen inter-
est in educational matters, especially
inc education of women. The tablet
hears this inscription: "'iiarriSon Hall.
Namcd in honor of Gerner Harrison.
NJ. d., lS0T-lS62 Son of Harrisonburr
citizen of Virginia. For thirty wears
professor of Latin in The University
o! Virginia Master of scholars. He
served MS people through the schools
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
Nothing Like Bitro-Fhosphnte to p,
on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to
Increase StrrnKtL. ViEoY
and Nerve Foyee

New fork:-The organic phosphate
discovered by Prof. Pelouz. tho famous
french scientist. concerning which so
many astounding reports have been
publshed. has again won high recor-
nltion in medical circles. At an annual
meeting OF the New Hampshire Med
zeal Society the report on two rather
SURFING cases showed ono patient to
have Ea!ned % pounds and another ~
POUNDS IN weight after few weeks
use OF THIS substance. Both claimed
thcy have not felt 80 well and strong
Tor years. These clinical tests. with
many other similar ones. have led au
thorities to the definite conclusion that
!hls organic phosphate when taken into
the human system is actually convert
ed into healthy body tissue
moreover the real benefits derived
from Its use are not confined to the
mere increase in weight of thin people.
Seins an efficient and harmless nerve
food which supplies tho essential NE
wing phosphorus directly to the brain
ana nervous system, il commends itself
10 all men and women who arc jIri-
tab!e. restless. nervous: those who tire
easily or lack vim and viror: men and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-23
ACCOMAC

lSpecial to The Times Dispatrh.1
ACCOMAC. VA. June 22.-Mrs. n. s.
AshnE has returned from visit TO her
son' stuart Ashby. at Clayton, Del.
3 James Burlington has returned
from trip to New York city
Mrs Ida Ailworth has as her house
Md.
George l.. Doughty, Jr., has returned
from trip to Richmond.
Mrs James II. Fletcher and daughter.
hardcnia. have returned from n week =
stay i'm Baltimore
Miss Mamie Nottingham. OF West
hampton county. who has Just Sradu-
ated In voice at Mary Baldwin Semi
nary. assisted Miss Katherine simmer
man at the Red Cross concert given by
Miss Simmerman on Tuesday evening.
June is. at the home of senator G..
Walter Mapp.
Mrs l.. NJ. Tiffany, of Baltimore. who
has been spending some time at her
summer home, Mt. Curtis. left for the
White Sulphur Springs Tuesday. and
will spend the remainder OF the sum-
mcr there.
pr. John II. Ayres attended the meet
ing of tho state medical board in Rich
mond, June Is.
Miss May Robinson. OF Wcsthampton.
Richmond. returned to her home last
week after spending Il month with
Miss Audrey Coionna at La*lcy. Va.