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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Delaware Hospital Cases.

The following accident cases were
treated at the Delaware Hospital Robert
Fayman, eye lacerated; Samuel Urston,
cut finger; William III. Wright, heel
burned; Eva Rosenbury, finger injured;
Il. a. Collins, fractured finger.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
MRS. LEEDS BRIDE OF PRINCE
IS A.soc,.ted Press 20 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
London, Feb 12.-Mrs William b.
Lessls, wealthy American widow, and
Prince Christopher Of Greece, according
20 the Daily Sketch, have been quietly
married Ia Switzerland. where Mrs. Leeds
has been stopping for time with a son
who is not in health
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Mann Back i'm Seat in House

Washington, Feb. l2.-Back from
months OF special treatment at hospital
Republican Leader Mann has resumed his
seat in the House Of representatives.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
c. w. K. BRADFORD DEAD.
Prominent Musician and for a
Number of Years in
Business Here.

of pos West Twentieth street, died last
night after a protracted illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Miss Alice Curley Very Iii.

Miss Alice Curley is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at her home at Sixth and
Washington streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
Weather Forecasts.

BY Associated Press 70 Every s~cDins
washington. Feb. i2--Weathcr fOrcr>sS
for Delaware;
Rain tonight. clearing and slightly culsla.
Wednesday. moderate west winds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12
SMILEAGE BOOK S

are on sale at the Business Office
of Every Evening. Buy one or
more and send to the boys IN camp.
Your boy can see dollar or two
dollar show for five, ten, fifteen or
twenty-five cents. You want to send
your soldier boy TO show. Your
Smileage Book will do it for you.
A Smileage Book of twenty cou-
pons costs you ii dollar; one OF 100
coupons costs you five dollars
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-12

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
WEST POINT

W SGsf'n ro g. The Vim Tmes oF'oSst
cards have been received here from Mr..
t;more. announcing the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Mildred Morgan,
TO Lieutenant Charles Todd Bagby. H..
United States Air Service. on Saturday,
October II: in Baltimore. Lieutenant
GfaGny is the the son of Charles r. Bagby,
relatives in West Point and Richmond
Rev. Razzie Truitt who is Il student
1T ~, are UNIVERSITY and In his Gradual
examination in Washington for chap
lain In the navy. He is spending Il few
days with his parents here before the
cttral call to report for duty.
Tyler Bland and Joseph Smith, Of
West Point left Thursday morning for
Charlottesvillc. whore Mr.. Bland has
enlisted in the automobile corps and
Joseph Smith will take Il course in me-
chancs.
j. w. Courtney and wife went to Bal
the funeral cortege of Mrs. Owcns;s
only child, daughter. Mrs. S. Brandt
de Earges. who died from pneumonia
The pnay anrve on Tussday at
and the funeral and intcrnent took
place on Friday.
turned to town after recruiting from
spell of influenza at his home in Tap
pahannock He improved very much
Mrs A. NJ. Gregory. Miss Elizabeth
Love. of Richmond: Misses Susie Corr.
Clara Thrift and Marian Lew-is' dined
on submarine chaser Tuesday by i'll
Vitation of the officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. t. Kilbournc. of
Baltimore. have been the recent r.si-
tors of Mr. and Mrs. II. Lane Cooke
~ breezy letter from Miss Olive Bag
by. of King and Queen County, who has
been n missionary in China over three
years. is refreshing, as il has no hint
% war, not a mention of disease, but of
ahoun6ing in good health. spirits and
energy She had just returned from
Is nling, in IangSte Province. ever so
much higher than ASheville above the
sea and more beautiful than Blue Ridge
where she had spent her vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
SOUTH BOSTON

ISpccial to The Times Dispatch
SOUTH RoSTON. VA. October 10
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Crenshaw
have returned from their honeym DON
trip TO Northern cities, and will max @
their home here. Mrs. Crenshaw was
Mfss Halle Bruce Crowder before her
marriage. and has host of friends
here.
States Navy. is visiting his father.
Lewis Lovclacc. He reports that he
has safely crossed the Atlantic seven
times, and has enjoyed firing at Ger
Miss Maryc Lawson is home after n
visit TO friends at City Point.
r. G. watkins, Jr., has received word
Of the serious illness of his half
willie. Va.
Dr. II. o. Easley, of Iron Gate. Va,
hut formerly of this city, is seriously
i'll with pneumonia
shows are still closed here by order of
the Board of Health. and II is not
known when they will I've opened, ms
the influenza situation here is still
bad.
W. l.. O. Whaley. chief petty officer
tor here last week.
rs on el rs O. is W y, who Tos
pital.
Private Walter Powell. of the Four
tccnth Company. G. a. c.. of Fortress
Monroe. is here on furlough.
Misses Mary and Lucille Slate. who
at home for 4 short time
Miss Naomi Poole, Of Gastonia. y. C.,
is the guest of the Misses Brooks at
Primrose hin, near here.
Miss Mamie Olive and Miss Edna
West have been assisting the local
draft board at Houston during the re-
cess Of the South Boston High School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
RADFORD NORMAL
Special to The mes-nispatcr

Especial TO rhe Time -DispatchD
HApFGRp, Va. October i9.-Thc
N;rc.na Society for the study OF t:du-
cation was organized in November
l"lG, for the careful study of vital ed
vocational problems in Virginia. The
society does its work through commit
tees or commissions appointed TO carry
on Investigations and formulate their
reports regardless Of the time required.
y large number OF committees are now
investigating number of interesting
topics. The reports of these commit :
tees Will he published for free distri-
button. The membership includes 4
large number o: the leading educators
eof the State.
The cooperation Of all teachers and
those Interested in education Is earnest
" desired The officers. since its es-
.tabi;Shmsnt In 1916 have been DR. j.
j. Mcconnell. OF the state Normal
School ~ Radford, president: DR. r. T
]<erlin, professor OF English In Nir-
GINA Military Institute. secretary. and
Professor Joseph II. Saunders, of the
Richmond schools treasurer
The Appalachian School Improve
the Normal School II Radford has SC
cured the services OF a large number
OF speakers. lecturers and entertainers
whose services are free TO any commu-
nifty desiring such serv!c" by the pay
mcnt OF the actual travelling expenses
OF tho speaker. The list OF men and
women available for such work is very
large, Including number OF. the lead
ing men and women in various feldA
and forms OF work III Virginia Com
munit!cs desiring II speaker lecturer or
entertainer for practically any kind OF
NJ! occ.l ion arc requested to write Pro-
lessor W. r. Gilbert, East Radtord. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
BRODNAX

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
BEOADNAN. VA. October l9.--Ster-
ling Crowder has received word OF the
safe arrival overseas of his son, MaNey
CrOwdcr.
w j. Michael, OF Petersburg. spent
There are comparatively few cases OF
influenza in this section so far. and
none of those has proved fatal yet.
Miss Grace Tackett, Of Richmond,
spent last weekend with her sister.
Mrs. Nancannon.
Chandler buEEer is in the student
army training corps a, the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute this year.
Frank ilolton left n few days ago to
attend school in Delaware. He WAS
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Cum
hia.
Roy Temple of William and Mary
College, Is At home on 4 visit now.
last week end with relatives in town.
Miss Margaret Couch. of this place,
who has been working in Baltimore.
now has = position in Richmond.
Miss Lucille Temple, who is teaching
IN the Danvillc High School. is now at
home on account Of her scnoo, closing
for the iniluenaa epidemic.
Hugh Michael, of Norfolk. visited
his parents here last week.
Thornton Harrison. of Fishburnc
Military Academy. Is at home
Misses Viola and Bessie Matthews
are at home on account Of the school
here being closed.
Jack Temple Is III with typhoid fever
but is getting along nicely
Miss Jessie Dugger OF the South Hill
High Schoo! faculty. is at home now
with her parents.
News has been received here of the
Safe arrival overseas OF Bryan Temple
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

TSpscinl to The Times Dispatch I
HOT SPRINGS VA. October Ia
with the Virginia mountains riot
OF wild autumn color. this resort Is en-
joyinS it's usual crowded fall season.
and many notab'es in the country's So
ciety are included among those who
have come for the falls activities
Mrs Adolphus Bush. OF st. Louis is
nj the Homestead with Mrs. Theodore
Comades. From Monte Carlo is T. ~.
Dickcrson. who is here for the cure.
Others noted on the social roster OF
the Homestead include: Henry w. Saw
age. the wcll-known opera producer OF
New York City. who gave Madam But
te-ny" To this country; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hcnry Se!tsman. OF New York: Mr.. and
Ms. G; Cecil Filter. OF Philadelphia ):
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Fitzpatrick. or 81.
Louis: Julian w. Robbins, of New
York: Mrs. Hamilton Wilkes Carey OF
New YORK. Newport and Paris. and Miss
Martha McCook, who has just landed
from France where she has been work
ing for the Y. w. G. a. She Joined her
mother and sister. Mrs. j. j. McCook
ana Miss Harriet McCook Mrs. j. de
Mesa and Miss Violet de Mesa have
joined tho large Cuban contingent here
and Miss Ada Norlect of Memphis
who is a social leader among the
younger set OF that Southern city, is
fcrc with Miss Harriet Finnade or
New York City. Among Virginian
visitors here were: James Woods j. w.
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CLIFTON FORGE

Special TO Tho Times Dispotch.1
CLIFTON NORGE. VA. October 10.
Miss bessie iiodsd"n OF Richmond.
mere few days ago, 10 care for the
influenza patients
Mrs. W. r. Qusenbury and children.
OF Roanoke. hay" returned IL their
home. after visit to Mrs. j. T. Miller,
on brussels street.
Is visiting her brother. r. q; James,
on AN.ghany Street
Dr. and Mrs. Stryker. OF New Castle
VINO nave been spending some time in
Inc CITY, nave returned to their home
j. II Wamsley has resumed his
STUDIES at Washington and Lee. afte,
IL visit 10 his parents here.
MISS Ina King. who Is teaching az
New Castle this session. is al nome
while her school is closed on account
OF Influenza.
Mrs. a. c. Farrar has returned from
4 VISIT 10 iiarrisonburg 70 see hc1
daughter. who was sick there Miss
Farrar accompanied her mother home
MISS Grace rroftt. OF Lynchburg. /.
IN the city, having been called her,
on account of the death OF her sister
Mrs. :. J.. Supgs
Mrs j. s. Bocs has returned from q
and other Western cities.
MIS- J. X. Dickson, OF Mt Vernon
III, mas returned home after STAY OF
some length IN the home OF Mrs. j. S
Mrs. J, $. Rice has left for her home
III hGcKingham. after a visit 70 hcl
Dr. II. S. Mcciean. h head Of Grac,
Hospital, in Richmond. IL here II
charge OF the equ!pping and openinr o,
the emergency hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
DR.. DAVID JUNkIN WOODS
GOES ITO CONVICTION CHURCH
Pnstor of Hlacksburg Presbyt.r,,,
church TWcnty-0ne Years and
v. II. I. Chaplain.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
BLACkSHURG. VA. October 19.-At
burg Presbyterian Church last SUNDAY
morning the resignation OF Rev David
Junkln woods, ID. D.. as pastor was rc-
luctantly accepted that he might ac-
Va. Similar action was taken by the
congregation Of the Roanoke Valley
church Sunday afternoon. The resig-
ration Is effective November /.
1t Is with the greatest reluctance,
and only in the face of very cogent
reasons as set forth by the pastor, that
the churches consent TO unite with him
In request to Montgomery presbyterv
lation. Coming to Blacksburg twenty
one years ago. DR.. Woods found n
church and people much disorganized
and worshipinS in a building totally
Inadequate for their needs even then
During the years OF the present pas
torate. and largely by the efforts OF
DR.. Woods. n beautiful church building
and modern manse have been built and
steadily in membership and influence
and has increased It's contributions 10
all causes until 1t now leads Montgom.
cry presbvtery in per capita giving. Or.
bettermcnt OF civic and moral condi-
tons in the community. In addition 10
his work In the town. he has been
equally successful as pastor Of the Roa-
each Sunday afternoon and ministering
70 the people in season and out. That
church has also had n steady growth
under his ministry.
DR.. Woods has been chaplain Of tho
virginia Polytechnic Institute through
out his stay In Blacksburg. and Is now
senior chaplain. Thousands OF young
men. now scattered TO all parts of the
world, have been benefited by his coun-
sci and have listened TO his preaching
for the time OF their college course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL
!. ! TAKES UP ITS WORK
Has Not Had New Case of Influcnza
a in Ten Days, and No Deaths
Reported.
REMARKABLE HEALTH RECORD
Institution Has Not Lost Student by
Death During Seven Years OF Its
ENiStcncc-Work of Virginia So
cicty for Study of Education.
tspeclal 10 The Times.pispa,ch.,


FREDERlCKSBURG VA. October 10
This institution was closed for ten
days on account OF the presence of
i. Spanish influenza. but resumed work
October g There has not been new
case in the school for ten days, and
all who We're sick have recovered. Not
single death occurred among the stu
dents although there were 200 cases.
: This school enjoys the reputation of
. never having lost a student by death at
- the school since the school opened it's
doors seven years ago.
Prss!de'i Russell visited New York
LAST week. in attendance OH a y. NJ. G..
y war conference.
The library committee is making up
quite q pretcnuouS list OF new book S
for the school library. These new
books viii be on the shelves in about
two weeks
Dean y. l. Chandler. Jr.. recently at
tended conference IN Richmond in
. connection with the work OF the State
Teachers Association.
Several members OF the faculty have
eng aScments 10 attend county teach
crs' institutes and deliver addresses.
The new heating plant has been in
stalled and is now III operation. The
results seem satisfactory.
The school has been delayed in get
ting out its October bulletin on account
OF the Influenza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20

mer with relatives In the New England
states. has returned home.
Mrs. Florence Pendleton and Miss
Jennie Latham, of Cuipepcr, recently
visited Mrs Thomas Sparks on Main
Street.
James Tyson. of Camp HUMPHREYS,
Miss Frances Dare Taliaferro, OF
Washington. and L. e.. Taliaferro, Jr..
visit TO their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Taliarerro.
Mrs; Fannie French recently pur-
chased John Chambers home In Bar
louisville and lief, this week to take
possession.
Miss Mary Mcguire Croxton spent the
Miss Elizabeth Lyme. who Is attend
ing college in Richmond is visiting her
parents At willow Grove" near town.
j. RELY Macon. of New York, is on
visit 10 his Orange home.
Miss Elizabeth Ransom has returned
70 Richmond after spending several
REV: Karl Morgan B!oek. Of Camp
DIN. \. j.. is on visit to his family,
Who are guests OF Judge George S.
Mrs. J, WEBSTER Johnson left this
week for Covington to be with her son,
Dr. Carroll Johnson, who is III with
Charles H., Hurkamp. of Fredcricks-
burg. visited his son at Woodberry
Forest the past week.
MIS-. James Carter and son. of Wash
Luther Anderson.
T.. Pendleton Taliaferro. who has
been on visit 10 his sister. Miss Lucy
Ialiaferro. left this week TO visit rela-
tivcs in Charlotte. y. G.
Miss Florence Carrot has returned to
WASHINGTON after "A visit to her sister
Mrs Lewis Bootor,
Il. T. Boswell. of Roanoke, spent sew
eral days In Orange recently.
DIR. Hubert Rouse has returned from
Remington, where he was called to at
tend the funeral Of his brother-in-law
MIS- Emil Levy has returned from
4 visit TO her daughter. Mrs. William
Illch. in Washington.
James Murphy. a student at the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia, has been on visit
to his home In Orange.
robert w Sparks has purchased n
residence. on Ieliso Avenue and will
make II his home
. Mrs. Elma Williams has returned
from a visit to Baltimore Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
PULASKI

Especial to The Times-p.spatch.]
Pulaski, VA, October ly-The
prevalence OF influenza and pneumonia
In so violent form has been responsible
for the discontinuance of all social fea-
lures and the meeting of the clubs
lodges. church services and schools 1t
Is not likely the schools will reopen
before the 2lst, and then depending
upon the general situation.
Marvin Board, of Pulaski, and Ralph
Worrcll. OF Dublin. left Tuesday night
for the University of Virginia. having
volunteered for the mechanical course
for military service. Gary LauEhon
Jr.. third man to volunteer was too
sick to accompany them. Worrell was
connected during the past season with
oles.
Arthur G. Mckee. president. md e.
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count Of Influenza. Carol Baker and
Harry Slagle. two Emporia boys who
we. students there. are at home for
Mrs: J. r. Mason and Mrs: Frank
StailinEs have returned from Scotland
Neck, \. c.. where they went to attend
inc tuneral OF their nephew, George
No meetings OF the home demonstra-
ton clubs are being held in the town
or county Miss Ella ARnew has placed
the services OF her county agents as
clans to- care for influenza patients.
Mrs. Hattie Fuller Winburn, who was
operated on for appendicitis at one of
the Richmond hospitals died there on
tuesday. The, body was brought to
Einporia for interment.
Miss Lucy Maclin. a teacher in one
OF the Richmond schools, is spending
he time until the schools open again
Maclir. In North Emporia.
Thomas Hannah, president OF tho
Emporia Sash and Door Company, died
recently in the home Of his daughter,
Mrs 5. j. Williams. Warrcnton, n. c.,
where he had gone to rccuperate from
the influenza. The funeral services
were conducted at his home in North
Emporia on Monday by Rev. r. f. Sta
pies. assisted by Rev. II. l.. Myers He
is survived by his wife. two sons and
two laughtcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
WINCHESTER

wlScliE$TEE + !As oetoSer H..
Mrs y. Lee Coblc has returned TO
baltimore. after attending the funeral
Mrs Joseph Wright spent the week
with friends in Baltimore.
Miss Emily simpson, New York is
visiting her brothcr-in- LAY and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. I.arrick.
Mrs Virginia Smith has returned
from Baltimore
Mrs, Clinton c. Ruckncr, Washing
ton has been visiting Mrs. c. Fred
Mrs Wil'2m rr 4 MeF?' vie y: .s, Of
: ing her mother, Mrs, Edward c. Old
Mrs. Marshall Wills is with her
. dnurhter. Mrs. Charles Ridley White
- Mrs NJ DeBowvlMe ana son have
str .,,, TO- Aihanty, X " after Wis;
.Nli; M nc l r,.ITs parents. MIR and
-. Mr. and MfH. J. u: Mi,rhcn have re-
Sue 1,G IT. TO i.1lrn%re @f,Sr yisi'inF Mr..
- Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. =. Church have gone
10 Alexandria. Va
Miss Ne,tlc Camper. Jacksonville,
Fla, IS visiting relatives here and in
=. Mrs Walter T Gore has gone to
sGNnshinEton for the winter
Mrs. Thomas lurton has returned to
Mrs y. Hunter Davidson.
Mrs. :. y. Mcdonald has returned
phia aud Plainncla. y J.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Lichliter have
returned by motor 10 Ashland Nv.
after Visiting the formers mother, Ms.
a. X. Lich!iter.
Ms. Basscll Moore and child have
returned to Pennsylvania. after visit
Ing ths formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Mrs. Holmes Grim Is visiting rela-
tiv.s NJ Petersburg. Va.
MIR, aud Mrs. Harry Cline Washing
ton. have been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. W. H. Blkcr is visiting rela-
lives in North Carolina
Gai,hershurr. Ma. after v!sirinr Mr. o
and Mrs. II {. Sheet2
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NORTHUMB ERLAND


lSpccial 70 The Times Dispatch.1
MI nEArHSNil:l.E VA. October ID
Fred Downing. of Election, and Mr..
aud Mrs. Robert Downing. Of Cherry
FONT. were recent guests Of Mrs. r. j.
downing at her home near Ueaths-
Vile
Miss Mamie s,oneham. who snent
H Wrn vine, TINE recently with her mother.
,urned TO Heathsvillc. Her brother.
Harry Lee S,oneham, has taken n posi-
ton at pcnniman.
Mr and Mrs. S. II. Coulbourn and Miss
LYDIA Coulbourn. Of Morattico. we're
recent guests OF Mrs. r. c. Langhorn,
y, H. Whithonse, of Frcdericksburg,
was recent in Hcathsvillc
y. Hcadlcy of Lodge, succeeds
NJ. omohundro. OF Lillian, as game
warden for Northumberland an once
ior which there was considerable com
Mrs II: w. Bradshaw. of sissons
oorncr Is visiting relatives at Ed
Misses Katherine and sethrine Rice
are home for while. duo To tho tenn
! nornry closing of their schools Ash
.ahd High School and Frederick sburg
Shoots AT Whi,cstone and Kilmar-
mock arc closed on account OF influenza
MhIlestonc reports large number Of
cases and Kilmarnock only n few and
! not many at Lancaster Heathsville
seems just beginning 10 take the dis
i''pil i'oHllcr, JT., OF RlImarnOck.
/ is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. c. chase
/ n HoDcweI.
n. g, Dorhman and family motored
10 Bh!timora recently TO visit relatives
| and friends
Mrs. John Ficklcn and Miss Jennie
! ticklen were recent guests at Hun
| tiers Lodge" near Morattico
Mrs f. " Downing and Arthur
Bctis Wcr" recent guests at Holly
! Doll" Wicomico
! :. Everett Marsh, Jr.. naval reserves.
| norfolk. was recently in Reidville.
! OHIO Marsh has leased the far-famed
| Hathaway farm, and will conduct
! operations there in the future
- taptain and Mrs. John 4. Haynic. OF
| iinltha: and Captain and Mrs T. w
rewards. OF Election. have gone to
Richmond and Petersburg. and will
| V!sIt Their sons at Camp Lee
| Miss Constance Coles of Hnrdir,,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. j. Wilmot
| BAH. in Baltimore
MIS- j. G. Harding, OF Hardinva rc-
Gently entertained al luncheon i'm honor
OF Mrs. Dave Allan, Of Hopewei,' Who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-20
Hancock. w. w. Coke. c. Markely and
D. r. Sites. who came by motor from

Hancock. w. w. Coke. c. Markely and
D. r. Sites, who came by motor from
Roanoke.
Interest OF amateur golfers has been
conferred In the annual fall golf tour
nament. which is held on the course OF
tho Hot Springs Golf and Tennis Club
IN the finals OF the first sixteenth, Cap
tain c. l.. Gordon, OF Chevy Chase Club
Washington, and w. Il. Averill. Garden
City. L. l.. had to play tho thirty sew
Avcrill winning by one putt. Mr.. Aver
III tied In winning the qualifying round
also. as he and w. G. CostIn came first.
qualifying round was made by II. G.
Richards. Lido c. c.. whose total was
Sc. In the qualifying round OF the la
nett. York Country Club. made the bes,
score OF 1903. and Mrs. Thomas ). Ryan
came second with los; Miss Elinor
Bright. Of the Hot Springs Golf Club.
Governor Walter Edge, OF New Jer-
scy, was among the contestants. but
was defeated In the carly stages of the
tournament. Sir Robert Borden, Pre-
tator of the finals match.
To Hot Springs quota OF $4,000.
which was heavily oversubscrfbed on
the first day Of the Liberty loan drive.
was secured from guests at the Home
stead by ladies' committee. which
worked in teams. with an hour allow
ed for each team: The amount OF sub
scriptions secured by the winning team.
and on which were Mrs Harry BAR
tinEton and the Misses Helen Bennett.
Cora Shields and Harriet McCook. was
$1,000. Others who assisted in the
soliciting Included Mrs. Arnold Rob-
ertson. Mrs. Walter Howe. Mrs. Rus
soil r. Sard and the Misses Agnes Gill.
Dorothy Norris, Dorothy Stevens. Eli
nor Bright and her house guest, Miss
Virginia PearSonS.