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and has rejoined Capt. Bertholf at
their residence in Harvard street.
On account of Capt. Bertholfs Q
duties they will be unable to leave
Washington this summer, except for
occasional week end trips.
Miss Dorothy Bertholf has gone to
Saranac Lake to spend the summer.
Maj. Robert R. Paxton. o. 8. A..
motored to White Sulphur Springs to
remain over the week end.
Mrs. John Skelton Williams is at
her bungalow at CHAIRMAN, Pa, where
Mr.. Williams frequently spends the
week ends with her.
Miss Justine Townsend. who spent
several weeks with Mrs. Theodore v.
Boynton at the Burlington, has re-
turned to her summer home at South
ampton. L I.
Miss MIRIAM Brant of Baltimore
will arrive today to be the guest of
Mrs. Boynton over tho week end.
Mr.. Robert Batcheller and Mr..
Alfred Batcheller are spending the
summer in the White mountains They
are among the golf enthusiasts and
spend part of each day on the Profile
golf courSe.
Mrs. Henry B. soule. chairman
Wood1ey Park Red Cross Auxiliary,
has gone for trip to Chicago.
Mrs. William Orville Caldwell and
ltttle daughter Lois Of Mount Hone
w. Va. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs'
R. T. Buckingham at their home In
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:. Week Ending in Blue Ridge.
The italian ambassador. accom-
apanied by Gen. Emilio Guglielmotti,
z military attache Of the embassy. has
SRone to Blue Ridge Summit to spend
fthe week end with Countess df Gel
The Argentine ambassador. with a
fparty of friends, motored to Blue
Fridge Summit to spend the week end
4with Nine. Naon at their cottage
The Secretary OF war ana Mrs.
ABakar havo as their house guest
HJudgs d. O. Westenhaver Of Cleve-
Inland. who viii remain over the week
lend. This evening Mrs. Baker will
ssaidsno. nk nor Of H. snd = M1s. % W. q cor5y ns
Eat Chevy Chase circle. Mr.. Ralph
LEOPOLD. Mrs. Bakers brother, who
Els an accomplished musician. wifi give
"a number Of selections on the organ.
Aepending the week end at New York
land last night addressed large meet
.Sng Of bankers at the homo OF Mr..
4and Mrs Frank Vanderlip at Scar
The Cuban minister DR.. de Csspedes
1has returned to Washington after
Gpending the week at New York.
Md. And Mrs. Nevi1 Monroe Hopkins.
Awhe are occupying their country home
the 6rst Of October, when they viii re-
tturn to Washington and again occupy
.ftheir residence In Bancroft Place.
Mrs. Juhn Gregory Hope, who has
Ecupersting rapidly and has returned
ITO her residence At Chevy Chase.
ssnor outntana, counselor Of the
sArgentfne embassy. has Joined
tMonterey. whore she IL spending tho
teummer.
/; Former President and Mrs. William
&Howard TAFT who are Ct their sum
&wers hosts at . tea there one after
enoon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft. Gen, and
#a 91Asrs esav oiiysr sad aI!ss ss
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last week at . reception given by
Mrs. Alfred Chaplin at her summer
home, Bord dc rEau. at Murray Bay.
Mr.. Taft. who has been attending
Saratoga, will como to Warrington
before returning to Murray Bay. ~
The siamese minister. who IL . eolf
enthusiast. has arrived at East
Gloucester. NAE: ;s.,s end !, = tns eGcSp sc1,an
which is at the edge Of the Eastern
Point golf Links.
Col. and MrA Ridley Dinner Hosts.
+sinsa os s9n informsii1 4 dinner | last
evening. later going with their guests
to the hop at Washington Bsrracks-
Diplomatic representatives Of Latin
Americ.n countries WIN be quests
chairman OF the chipping board. on
visit Of inspection to Hog Island.
Phiiadelphia-
Mr.. George Bakhmeten, former Rus
sian ambaSsador, and Nine. Bakhme-
ten, have leased for the summer the
old Buena Vista Inn property. at
Buena Vista Springs, Pa which they
are now occupying.
Mr.. Breckinridge Long, third assist
ant Secretary Of State, win return to
Washington this week from York
Harbor, where he has been spending
q fortnight with Mrs. Long. who hna
Q cottage there for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew MorslAnd Of
Pittsburgh VIII arrive at Washington
Thursday on route to White Sulphur
Springs, and will stop long enough
to get their little niece, Miss Helen
Marye. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Marye, who will accom-
pany them to the springs.
Mrs. Marye. who has recently re-
turned from q months stay in Caiifor-
mia, will leave Washington early In
August for visit to Mrs. John r.
Rogers at York Harbor, Me. With
Mr.. Marye she will 90 to White Sui.
phur In September. j
N. ). r. Coronado Of ceismbia, now
.eeanoetoes 9uzfA - &a1rAmer5can
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Georgetown. Mrs. Caldwell W.
married here in 1905.

Georgetown. Mrs. Caldwell was
married here in 1905.
Leave to Attend 2. W. c. A. Con-
ference.
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly and
Miss Ethel Bagley are among the
delegates from Washington to the
Y. W. c. A. conference at Silver Bay,
Lake George. They will be absent
about ten days
Mrs. Francis Burial Hoffman has
issued Invitations for q sale to be
hold at her homo at Southampton.
L. L, next Thursday on behalf of the
Arts ct Meters Francafs. The So
ciety was started last year and pro-
vides a market for the work of the
manned men in France and the wild
ows and children.
Relatives at New York have re-
ceived cable message from Maj.
Israel Putnam. U. 8. A. of Washing
ton and Saratoga Springs. N. Y. an
nouncing his safe arrival overseas.
z. W. c. A. to Have Eighty-Three
Hostess Houses.
Fifty-one hostess houses have been
opened in the United States, and three
in Franco within the year by the war
work council Of the national board
Of the Young Women,s Christian As
sociation. Besides these completed
houses there are at the present time
in this country twenty-nine buildings
in the process Of erection.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels. chairman Of
the Quantico and Camp Humphreys
hostess house committee, recently
took Miss Gertrude Mayo. supervisor
Of construction, Miss Katherine Budd.
architect Of the national board. and
Miss Katherine vedder. supervisor Of
hostess houses Of the South Atlantic
field, to Quantico and Camp
Humphreys, where they placed con-
tracts for tho new hostess houses to
be erected in those camps. Tho houses
win be ready for full service Septem-
ber 1.
Mrs. Cummings Wemple Of 1900 /
street is the guest of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Hunter r. Tenant, u. 8. n, at their
home at Norfolk. Va
oharches-arim @
Cards arc out announcfAg the mar
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riage on Wednesday, July II. Of Miss
Jessie Clyde Grimes. daughter Of Mrs.
Mary Hunter Grimes of this city. and
Thomas Raymond Charchee Of Havre
de Grace, Md. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Percy Foster Hall. in
the Church of the Epiphany, in 6 street.
The wedding march was played by
Mr.. McHenry McChord. The bride was
attired in a becoming travelling suit
of blue tricotine, with picture hat TO
orchids. She entered the church with
her brother. Mr.. Frank Grimes: and
was attended by her sister. Miss Ethel
Grimes. who wore Alice blue gsor.
gette, with a garden hat. and carried
pink roses. The bridegroom was at
tended by Mr.. Sewen Key. Immedi-
ately following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Charchee left on a wedding trip
to New York and Atlantic City. Thsy
will be at home after August /, at
1706 U street
Miss Bertha F. Betz and Mr.. Ed
ward. P. Donovan well known in
the younger musical circles Of WASH
ington, were married at the Church
Of the Holy Comforter yesterday
family Of each of the contracting
parties.
Mr.. Donovan was for many years
the organist and choirmaster at this
church and his bride Tor several eee~
sons was contralto soloist Of this
choir.
tened their marriage, as the bride.
groom has been directed to respond
to the last draft call and viii pro-
ceed with other registrants to Camp
Meade next Wednesday.
Rev. Clarence e. Wheeler. pastor Of
the Church Of the Holy Comforter.
was the celebrant of. the nuptial mass
and performed the marriage cers-
mony.
Mrs. J. W. Keener and son Jack
have gone to Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Hart has returned to
Hankow. China, after year spent
in this country. She 10 the daughter
of Capt. and Mrs. J. e. Hart Of Cap
itol Hill.
Miss Garcia Craig Of Phiiadslphia
has been the guest Of Miss Eleanor
Reeves for the past week 1t her
apartment. in the Balfour.
Miss Mabel Thompson ana Miss
(Coutfnued on Second Pneo. J. --'--s.
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100 widely win together again
~ girls that made in the Clover house that
}aonraso juveniles the diplomatic
corp Washington, the in court
peasant brought the life Of lands into
that Washington fitted them
las butterflies treads somber path today the OF
activities be transferred
who rosebud of the bellies Of the party Is
while
lanxousy Col Roosevelt the
proud that afternoon content to appear n the roe OF
Derby whose husband
Kermit aud Archie
ial Of who Al e with the armies in Europe.
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Visit Of Japanese Prince Envens Week; Parties in His
Honor Limited Generally to Man Guests-Congres-
sional Women's Lives as Unsettled as Those Of
Women in the Service-"Conserve Gasoline
New Slogan Affecting Society-News Of
Loss Of Lieut.. Quentin Roosevelt
Awakens Memories Of Juve-
nile Days Here.
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omcers Give Hop.

Tho onlcers stationed at Washing
ton barracks were hosts at an informal
hop at the barracks last evenine.
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1EWs action the front Of Lieut. Quentin
IN Roosevelt time be
called forth "reminiscences of
President and Mrs Roosevelt
years his sturdy life in the White House
family the house 1910 street informally
also officer fighting xaansy The front at fancy
daughters Clover and Miss Beatrice doyer Mrs
helping Said
ead IN %h od W eToyn y % OF felow rsveers IL the
dining ROOM baby house. That December aft
ernoon birth of Quentin Is less than and
twenty ago. baby has done part in the
worlds
.yout of been called
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money has been turned over to the
Red Cross to be distributed by them
in this devastated country.
Mme. de Roso arrives this week at
the Mount Washington Hotel, at Bret
ton Woods.
Maj. ana Mrs. John ,. conklin of
Washington barracks have left for
Pier. '1 Ky - sAA''''
Mai George W. Pratt Of the
Ordnance Department at Washington
IL spending his holiday At the Bellevue,
in Intervale, White mountains. and il
devoting much time to mountain
climbing. He made tho ascent Of
Of the highest mountains on the east
side Of the Pre1idental range.
Rear Admiral A. B. speyer. q. 9. N.
Of the New York Yacht Club 10 at
tho Manor Richelieu. Murray bay.
Canada, for the summer and among
those on the golf links daily.
Tho bridge club formed of the
wives Of the officers stationed at
Washington barracks. which meets
every Monday at the homo Of one or
another of its members. will be en-
tertained tomorrow by Mrs. John n.
Carruth and Mrs. Paul n. Heimer.
Autographs Sell for Red Cross.
Autographs of President Wilson,
Vice President Marshall. Speaker
Clark Of the House Of Representa-
tives. and the Senators and Repre-
sentatives from Colorado have been
obtained by Mrs. Charles B. Timber
lake to be sold at auction at Crook.
Col. for the benefit of tho RED Cross
branch of tho town. Mrs. Timberlake
is the wife Of Representative Charles
Bateman Timberlake Of Colorado.
The pom used by President Wilson
and the other signers also will be
sold.
Mr.. Walker D. Hines, assistant to
Secretary McAdoo on the railway
board. has arrived at Blue Ridge
Summit with his family, where they
win occupy . cottaGs TOR the seaspn'
DR.. Camp etanlsy. o. g. n, and
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Representative and Mrs. Ira q
Copley are making an extended motoA
tour en- route to their country home, at
Aurora. Ill. where they will spend
the summer.
Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt will
be matron Of honor and Mr. Kingdom
Gould best man at the marriage at
Manchester, Mass, next month of
Miss Daphne Elise Duane and Capt
Richard Barton French. brother of
Mrs. Vanderbilt. Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vanus Stokes, jr., will be members of
the wedding party. The wedding will
be among tho most interesting Of the
guests from Washington will be
Miss Georgine Campbell will leave
the city tonight to spend the season
at Newport. where she will be the
guest Of Miss Martha Goldman.
Mrs. E. n. q. Slater and Miss Mary
Gwynn are making q tour of the
west and are now at Seattle, and
from there. will 60 to California.
Washington until October.
Mrs. willard. wife of Commander
A. L Willard. commandant Of the
navy yard, Is convalescing from her
recent illness and was able to be
moved from the hospital to her home
Thursday.
More than $4,000 was realized from
the benefit concert given recently for
the Rumanian war sufferers. and this
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Mrs. John e. Wilkins IL at tn,
Greenbrier. White Sulphur Springs.
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Union. has left Washington on a
special mission from the Union to
South American countries. He will
represent the Union at the election of
the new Colombian president, on Au-
gust and will be absent about i've
months.
Mrs. Woodhn @. Jones. formerly
Miss Lucy Webb. and little daughter.
Elisabeth Gary. spent last week at
washington and Alexandria, visiting
relatives on their way from West
Point, N. z, where Maj. Jones was
stationed as Instructor in rhathe-
matics to Join Maj. Jones at his new
post, Camp Macarthur. Waco, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell have
gone to Maine, where they will spend
the remainder Of the summer.
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Miss Gerald Fallows of Minneapo-
us entertained yesterday with a
luncheon at the Raleigh in compli-
ment to Miss Margaret Cannon. Miss
Cannon. who Is soon to be married
to Lieut.. Harry c. L. Feast of the
Aviation Corps. is a daughter Of DR..
Cannon of the Washington public
health service and Mrs. Cannon of
this city and grandniece Of Repre-
sentative ]. q. Cannon. Lieut.. Feast
II now stationed at Dorr Field, Ar
cadia. Fla. and after q short wedding
trip will go to his southern field.
With others present were Miss Edna
Glenn and Miss Mildred McGee. both
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Minor-Powell.

The marriage is announced of Mrs.
Frances Fulton Powell of Virginia
ana washington. and Mr.. Henry A.
emony took place Thursday even
Ing, July is. at the residence Of Judge
William F. Fulton, uncle of the bride,
at Wytheville. Va Mr.. and Mrs Minor
Will make their home at 2149 Florida
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Maj. ana Mrs. John b. Conklin Of
Washington barracks have left for
q, ten-day motor trip to Narragansstt
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Nine. de Roso arrives this week At
the Mount Washington Hotel. at Bret
ton Woods.
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JTIASHNGTON horseovng contingent, who have never
V automobile who have retained their
experiment of the motor The French
the members of the diplomatic
circle of their carriage and pair Among the
provided by the universally
lansing addition sometimes
gratifying liking vehicle Mrs lansing her
chauffeur the class would work hardship
she concerned.
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money has been turned over to the
Red Cross to be distributed by them
in this devastated country.
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VIRGINIA TATNALL PEACOCK.

visit of envned the though of
the social activities confined to official and
Red Cross circles and the entertaining limited to the OF
circles The American Red planned
his Washington that he afforded
little He received by the President the last day
his Mrs Wilson made of him
Camp Meade the day following his arrival His hosts included
Mr. Henry DAWSON Mr. Henry White both of the American Red
himself special
representative of his last
a RISE connection with handhaf congress
a. social ranks and
been few departures within the last week While
legislators with important home have
the majority venturing far a6ed the form Of
them close The
military
the situation phlosophcy contenting
visits nearby pursuing the
usua of their days
EoR inclination here the driving hour the
early evening the time they abroad for
have their well filled with
The President and Mrs Wilson those who drive
They the
evenings The fashionable
when world
Among those In the line
recently Mann, Mrs Julian James, Nine Riano
dAdhemar Mr. Mrs.
w. Finley the ormer among the men in uniform
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Mr.. y. p, 0efthoIf has fetufne'
after . week1stay 1t Biusmont. Va
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Autographs Sell for Red Cross.

Dr.. Camp etanley. o. q n, ~
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Mrs. Cummings wemple Of 1900 /
street is the guest of lieut.. and Mrs.
Hunter r. Tenant, u. s. n, at their
hone at Norfolk, Va
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Mrs. J. W. Keener and son Jack
have gone to Atlantic City.
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CONSERVE gasoline slogan winning of
campaign prominence has had
Newport where machine has been regarded the
proper morning where the horse
afternoon
ling earnest and in addition to doing
walking than they have done day. its summer eoonis
possible,
fasdious denzens good
jbit like to market n a hat
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Hf69 M&0SI TnOfHp00u 8ud LII
(Continued on Second Paee-) -
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..:s.ss: 3 :; sssse-ss s. s 9sssaas's e.
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Cards are out snnounciHE the mar
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Miss Edith Hart has returned to
Hankow. China, after q year spent
in this country. She 10 the daughter
Of Capt. and Mrs. J. E. Hart Of Cap
itol Hill.
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Miss Garcia Craig Of Philadelphia
has been the guest Of Miss Eleanor
Reeves for the past week 1t her
apartment. in the Bslfour.
..a-s..s.5s-sS
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More than $1,000 was realized from
the benefit concert given recently for
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-12-27
P. H. Stephenson is spending
the holidays in Portland.

Prof. Nnlkey went to Airing
ton Saturday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1918-12-27

Miss Cora Anderson went to
Portland Sunday.
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BUCKINGHAM
lsnecial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial 10 The -DiSpatch.1
ROCKINGHAM, VA. August S.-Mr.
recently been on a trip TO one of the
training camps in South Carolina to
visit their son Prcntis Patteson.
Lieutenant George W. rattcson. Jr..
is with his command stationed in
London.
Or =. Z. Tucker. OF this place. is now
stationed at Fort orGlethrope Ga, but
expects to leave for service in Europe
soon.
Il. u. Heckler. with the country
teams and road force, is building a
sand clay road III James River Dis
tiict.
Mrs Emma s clover spent a part
lives in buckingham.
Miss Grace B Armstrong. OF Rich
Uoud, has been reelected teacher IN
the Buckingham High school.
Professor George j. Brown. princi-
pal OF The high school here, has been
doing y II c. y work at Camp Lee.
Professor =. l.. 1ondurant. Of oxford.
Miss, is visiting Al Variety Shade"
his old home here, preparatory TO go
ing to France 10 engage in Y. ". G. a.
work.
Il. c. Dickinson spent several days
o: last week Visiting friends in Buck
ingham. MIR. Dickinson was . law stu
dent at the university the past ses-
sion
pr G l.. Morriss has been hming the
place as medical examiner iu the local
military board since Dr Tucker left.
Alfred Loving mas come home after
several moths absence working for
the Dupont Company
In q recent municipal election held at
D'llwyn. To Two candidates tor the
mayoralty each received the same
number Of votes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04

spending the week with his sister.
Miss Georgia Wager. at the home on
Main Street.
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Valentine of
EnglcHood n. j.. who spent the sun, =.
mer with their daughter. Mrs Bruce
Starkc. returned to their home on Fri
day. accompanied by Mrs. Starlsc. VINO
Will be their guest for several weeks.
The RED Cross ten rooms have been
the scene OF much activity during the
past week. as IL was expected the
rooms would close for August. How
ever. sufficient NUMBER of volunteer
workers have come forward and the
doors VIII he open rs usual
Mrs. 5. i. RiNcy entertained n sumner
party on Friday in honor of Miss Juli,
Hall. who is the house-gucst OF Mr.
Il. c. Nass. Miss Hall was the guest
OF honor AT the tea given by Mrs
Roger Bickers on "Wednesday.
After spending several months in
Page. w. Va. and Hopowell. Miss Sadi.
GillScson has returned and opened her
homo on Jamson Hill. She has az her
guest Mrs. Prescott, of Washington
Edward Perry spent a few days at
his homo here last week returning TO
Atlanta sunday evening.
Miss Carlyn Deiper left Wednesday
for Norfolk. whore she will attend a
large house party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
ARVONiA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
ARIcNlA, VA. August 3.--Hev. Rob
ort W. BaEwe!l was among those from
distance who attended the James
River BAPTIST Association AT ELK H;il
this week Mr.. BaEwell is now living
and preaching at Houston. Va.
Miss Edith Pitts has returned from
the session OF the summer school held
At the University Of Virginia.
Mrs Willie Amber is spending some
time visiting at Bell Branch" the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Trent. in
upper Buckingham.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles r. stone. OF
New Canton, have received word an
rouncinG the safe arrival In France of
their two sons. Sergeant Robert NJ.
stone. of the ambulance corps. and
John = stone, of the t'orty-ninth En-
ginecrS.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. l.. Pitts. w w
Hughes ana Misses Edith and Miriam
Pitts were among those who motored
from here to the Baptist Association
a. Elk Hill this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Trent Ransom and chill
drcn arc spending some weeks at
Mountain Lake. Giles County
Great preparation Is being made for
tho Holiness annual meeting. which
viii begin at the tabcrna clc near Buck
ingham Courthouse on August nth.
Miss Pauline Cloud. OF Hamlet. y.
e.. will spend the latter part Of the
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day for the Virginia Hot Springs.
where they will spend several weeks.
Miss Alma L. Saunders. daughter of
Marshal John T. Saunders. is visit
ing friends in Ashland for few
weeks.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harry L. Morrisctto.
of this city. have returned to their
home. after spending some time at Vir-
Ginia Beach.
Miss \. Florence Leech. who has
been ut Virginia Beach for the past
two weeks. has returned 10 her home
III this city.
Mrs. ~ j, Scott and Miss Cathrine
Black left yesterday morning, Miss
Black for Atlantic City and Mrs. Scott
FOR New York.
Mrs. ~ ]. Scott and daughter and
Miss Catharine Shauehnessy will at
tend the X. OF c. convention in New
York next week.
Mrs. j. Robert Wade and Miss Doro-
thy Virginia Wade. of Richmond: Miss
augusta Scott. of Petersburg. and Miss
Myrtle l.. Brown, of, Danvillc. left last
week for Ocean View, Va where they
VIII spend few weeks.