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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
ITALIAN FRONT SCENE
OF NEXT Big DRIVE
Rome Cables That Half Mil
lion Austrians Are Being
Massed for Offensive
Washington, March 20.

Washington, March 30.
The Italian embassy has been advised
by cable from Rome that forty new Aus
trian divisions probably 100000 mem
have been distributed along the Italian
front, and this activity has convinced
Italian military men that the battle In
France will not prevent an offensive
against Italy. This view also Is shared
by the Allied leaders, the cable said.
and consequently not "a single man of
the Franco-Britlsh forces in Italy has
been withdrawn to rc-cnforce the ar
mics withstanding the great German
attack.
This statement disposes Of the as
scrtion of the German communique that
the British forces in Italy had been
brought to the French front.
Besides the forty new Austrian divi-
sions, all available artillery also has
been transferred from the Russian and
Rumanian fronts to the italian front.
Italy, therefore," says the dispatch.
must be prepared for the coming blow,
which the situation in France may have
postponed, but which must be met in
the very near future"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
THINK MRS. WHITEHOUSE
WILL CONTINUE DUTIES

Washington, March "9.--Cablcs to the
committee on public information "a few
days ago" said nothing of the reported
resignation Of Mrs Norman de Il White
house. New York suffrage leader, en-
gagged in propaganda work for the COM
mittee at Berne, Switzerland, II was
officially stated today.
Moreover, the committee declared, it
had no advices to indicate Mrs. White
house. az reported. had quit Bcrnc fol-
lowing friction with State Depart
ment representative and had gone to
Paris, after disbanding her organiza-
ton.
1t Is known that Mrs. Whitehousc is
working under diff, ulties, owing to an
tagonism of the legation. but 1t is be-
lieved that these differences will be
ironed out because of the great m-
portanco of her task.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
A. Newton SwOpe Dead

prothonotary A.. Newton swcpe, % Of
Huntington, died OF heart disease.
of the founders of the Mount Union
Times and in 1889 founded the Mapleton
Item, which he controlled until a few
weeks ago. lie was Clerk of Courts of
For many years he was engaged in the
manufacture of glass sand near Maple
ton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29

uomo delle force francesi ed inelesi In
Italia sara ritirato. Tale dichiarazione
smentisce rasserzions di uu communicate
germanico, secondo II quale le forze
inglesi In Italia sarobbero state portate
al fronte francese."
I'm cornerstone con rattesa offensiva
contro f1talia e. state rapportato che
quaranta nuovc divlsioni austriache sono
state distribute lungo II fronte italiano.
Tutta rartigleria disponibile e stata
trasportata dal fronte russo c da quello
rumeno ALA fronte italiana. LItalia.
quindi, deve essere prohta per pararc Il
prosslmo colpo del nemco, che 81 credo
STA state posposto In vista della situa-
zionc In Francia. ma che clo' nonostantc
avverra' prossimamente"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
Kaiser Calls on Boys
to Fight for Germany
Paris, March oS,

Paris, March 2S.
The German consul general at
Zurich has inserted advertisements
in the newspapers inviting all Ger.
man subjects of the age of seven.
teen years to communicate with
the consulate with Il view to their
being called to the colors, accord.
ing to the Zurich correspondent of
the Petit Journal
Drafting Of the class Of lr2t be.
gan in several parts of Germany in
the first days Of March, according
to information from trustworthy
sources, and a large number Of
youths have been sent directly into
the war zone in civilian clothing
without having received prclimi.
nary military training.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
L'OPERA EFFICACE DEL
CANNONTERI ITALIANI
Un Deposito Nemico di NUM-
zioni Fatto Saltare in
Aria
SCONTRI DI PATTUGLIE
Quaranta Nuove Divisioni Austriache
Sono State Distribute Lungo
il Fronte Italiano

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT No. 3il
Authorized by the act " October a.
1911. on flc at the Postofiice of Phila-
delphla. Pa.
by order OF the President.
A. :. BCRLESOS
Postmaster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
u. :. Naval Reserve Drowned

Washington. March 29--The death by
drowning of John Parker Hawthorne.
seaman, L. 5. ~ II. T.. was announced
by tho Navy Department today. Haw-
thornc fell overheard from the u. $. :.
Rutoma, Il scout patrol vessel. on March
20. His body was not recovered. His
fa ther, Ahram Hawthorne, resides at
l29 lIagstaff street. Jersey CITY. n j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
May Put Flour on Card Basis

st. Paul. Mimi. March 2?.--The entire
Northwests retail our trade may be
placed on IL flour card basis at Il con-
ference here next Tuesday of food adj
ministrators of Minnesota, North Da-
kota, Montana. South Dakota and Wyo-
ming. State Administrator a. u. Will
son said today. The meeting was called
by Federal Food Administrator Hoover.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
Roma, 30 MARIO.

Roma, 20 MARIO.
Dale notlzie giunte dalla fronte di
hauaglia ST rileya che una certa atti-
Vita da parte delrartigueria italiana ST
e verlficata durantc la gornata dl Teri
raltro. In parccchi punt dclle lince,
spccialmente sulle nontagne @ verso ral-
tipiani, alcunc volte IL fuoco dello bat
teric itallane di-vcnnc violcnto.
FortI riparti Iii truppc austro .tedesche
che tcntdyauo di offcttuare dcgli spos-
tamenti lunEo In strada che mcna ad
uriCnts Ill Bddcnocchc furouo bersagl-
att dal fuoco del cannoni italiani. |
quail causarono rcsploslonc di un de
posto di niUniaoni acmico ad est di
' Nldor.
lie pattuglie itollane d'Incursionc fu-
rono attiyigsime nci pressi di Con-
salaghl di CavaGuccherina riuscirono
Il rcspingcre alcuIi rcparti austriacl che
tentayana di avan2arc verso io poSizloni
occupatr dagli italigui.
eli aviatorI sono staff anchcssi in
continue attivita', uia per sorvcgiare le
mossc cd I preparatiNi del ncmico, STA
per Cffcttuarc bombardamrnt nci punt
piu' Important owe lattiV!ta' del ncmico
era piu' inteusa,
eli aviatori inglcsi sostonnero alcuni
scontri acrei con gli avlatori avVersari
g riuscirouo ad abbattere due machine
nenichc al oricnto di San bona di
PiaVC.
ECco IL tcsto del communicate ufliciale
pubblicato. Teri, dal Ministcro della
Guerra in Roma:
puraute la giornata iii Teri Ia no
ira artiglieria inpedi | movimcnti
del nCmicu sulla strada ad oricntc
iii Baden, CChc - cause GCSplosiono
dl un dcposito di munizioui ad est
di Wider.
lie nostrc pattuglic CostrinScro ri
parti nemici q ritirarSi nei prcssi
Gl Consalaghi q di CaNazuCCherina.
Gil aNiatorl ingleSi abhatterono
duo aeroplani nomici ad est di san
poua' di Piavc.
Washington DC. 81 MARIO.
I'm dspaccio giunto da Roma ALA
rcgia AmbasCiata Italana rcCa che
uuaranta nuove divisioni austriache
sono state distribute lungo IL fronte
italianG, c che qucsta attivita' ha con-
yinto le autorta' militari italianc che
la battaglia In Francia non impedlra
roffensiva contro IItalia.
Tale opinonc c. condivisa dai capi
dcgli Alleati conseguentemente non un
delc forze franco-inglesi in Italia sara
ritrato per rlnforzare lc armate che 81
oppongono ALA grande ofresiva ger
manica in Francla.
"Che la battaglia In f'rancia non inn
pedira' l'ofrensiva austriaca Contro
rltalia--dicc II dispacCio--e la fondata
Cpinione di competent autorita' militari
in Italia. Gil Alleati Sono anche di
questa opinione, tanto che non un sol
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29
MANY BROWN MEN IN SERVICE

In the trophy room at the Brown Uni
versity Union hangs silk service flag.
With thirty-nine stars on the white field,
Tor the near-champion Brown football
eleven of 1915. Every one OF the men on
Captain Mark Farnuin's squad is now
serving his country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-03-29

Mail orders promptly filed. Repairing and re.
modelling at l0D cost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
ONANCOCK

special 10 The Tim es-Dispa,oh
oHAECOCk. VA, January 5.-M,s.
neseie ?. Taylor. home for the holidays,
le monday 70 resume her work ~
seacaer in the John Marshall H,eh
School. rs
Francis u. Parker and ]. D-unno,s
FsfEer, after months STAY In Ba,tl-
more and Norfolk. arrived home T,h..
day. ues'
Mrs. Joseph i. Cahall Is visiting ~
''c,heF Airs. Ee-t:e X. Powell.
Miss Margaret 4 Groton cntertain.a
her friends &; cards Thursday after.
roor.
Mrs. Long, Mss Mabel Long and AR
and Mrs. Thompson OF New jersey, .r,
guests OF Dr. and AIRS. y. L. Powell.
Miss Frances Mercy. OF Boston. 4.
With her parents, s.r. and Mrs. r. r.
NoreT. a, Camp Meade.
Robert $. Hopkins. Of Norfolk. va.
With his parents. Mir and Mrs. II. l.
hopkins. for tho weekend
pr. James c. Doughty, who enlisted
in tho raed!ca! reserve corps. has been
assigned 10 hosp!ta, at Paris Island
on the coast OF South Carolina. DR..
Dou kh.y !et, Friday TO take un MI,
work. 80
Mrs. T. E Fletcher 1. With her son
Ceoil Fletcher, Of Baltimore, for a
month.
Mira. William e. Hopkins has return.
ed from visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. St.nson, OF Hoods Mills. Md
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: folk. after visiting her mother. Mrs. D.
f. Conrad
Miss Elizabeth Barr. who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned to
lynchburE.
Miss WEIGH. who has been visiting
Miss Isabelle Baker. has returned TO
Washington. accompanied by Miss
Baker.
Miss Jacauelin Smith has returned 70
Washington, after visiting relatives IN
town.
Miss Helen V. Doran has gone to
Akron. Ohio. where she will be with
Mr.. and Mira Frederick j. Haskell for
the remainder OF the winter.
MT. and Mrs! Horace G. Shull. who
have been visiting relatives in town.
have returned to Washington.
Miss Lillian l.. Rinker has returned
TO Washington. after visiting her
father. William +. Einker.
Miss Louise @. lIarmer. who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned to
Lynchburs.
Mrs. William w Baldwin has re-
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wicr-
man.
Mrs. Edward IIaymakcr is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. John &. Rooms, Wife Of the First
Assistant PostTs stcr-Geuerai who has
been VISITING: her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George W. H2ddox, has returned to
VIZ shington.
Mrs. Percy NJ. Chandler has returned
TO Philadelphia. after visiting her
mother. Mrs. II. Clay Krebs.
Mrs. S. Fred Grim and her young son.
Of Baltimore. are visiting the formers
sister. Mrs. Q. Il. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Is. HodSson. Jr.. have
returned TO New York. after viSitin. the
formers parents at White Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Turner. OF
Baltimore. have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. :. l.. Forney.
Hugh Sidwell Lupton. Tr.. and Mrs.
I.up;on. the latter formerly Miss Mil
ircd B. Hathaway. OF Morgantown. W.
Va, have returned from their wedding
rip. and arc living at Clearbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clay Det;ran.c have
-etu,'ned from visit 10 the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ensmin-
,er. at Mannheim. Ia.
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BOWLING GREEN
Especial to The Times.Dispatch.l

Z i H.
! BOWLING GREEN. VA. January s.
Miss Frances Glassell who Is teaching
school at Charlotte Courthouse. and
Miss Louise Giassell. who is attending
the Normal School at FarElvil:e. spent
the Christmas holidays With their
father. Or. T.. 7. C;lasscN.
Mrs. susctto Tyler has returned to
her home IN Richmond. after spending
some tune with MISS Annie Broaddus
NJ IS Linda Anderson and W. IL. An
dersoa are visiting relatives in Savan-
nah. Ga.
Miss Frances B. Broaddus. OF near
Petersburg. and Ellen Eroaddus. OF
Richmond. and the Misses Garnctt and
John NJ. Ga-7ett OF King and Queen
County. havo returned home after
spreading some time with lars. Gate G.
ErcaG;.us
Mrs. l.. s. Cogbill. who spent some
time with her parents in Stafford Coun-
~, has returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Jordan. who was the
sues, OF Miss Mary Cave. in Wash
;nS;on. has returned TO her home
Mrs. {. l.. Eullard and daughters.
spent week with relatives in Wash
inston.
NIre. Jessie G.. Ennis. OF Mechanics
burg. Pa, spent week with her SIS
ter. Mrs. Russell Broaddus.
Miss Bertha Ennis has returned Ia
her home in Pennsylvania after visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Eugene Eroaddua.
Miss He-minc CoShill. or Charlotte
County, spent a week with her grand
parents, Mrs. and Mrs. l.. l.. Cosriu
Miss Alice Richards has returned TO
the Southern Seminary. at Bucna Vista.
TO resume her studies. otter spending
SONS ti!no with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Il. Richards
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. VA.
January 5.--The White Sulphur Springs
colony. stepped in crystal bright snow.
has turacd with great enthusiasm to
the many winter sports. SlciGhins is
i'll tho lead for tho many. while the
younger set arc seen on tho golf lake
for skating fcats daily. Cross-country
hiking and breaking the trails over
tho hilla arc enjoyed b. tho arden,
mixers. and wholesome fun is found
for all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler. OF Niagara
Falls, passed tho weekend at the
Grccnbrier en- route to Richmond. where
Mr.. Butler appeared at an entertain
'ncnt given by the Y. n. G. A. Mr..
haticr. who wac formerly with the
Alice Nelson Opera Company, is known
throughout the country as the creates,
interpreter OF religious music
one OF the largest and rnerriest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

/ colony or honeymoon couples ever
satnercd at tho Grccnbricr are enioy-
ing 'he White Sulphur Springs over
.nc holiday times. Lieutenant and Mrs.
. la,Nlh Al. Marcus. Jr, whose wedding
.ook place In New York on Christmas
Day. passed the week here before start
ms Tor Spartanburg. S. c.. where Lieu
.ehaht Marcus Is stationed at Camo
Maosworih Mrs. Marcus wac Miss
reno Flnto. OF New York. and Lieu
tenant Marcus. who has been in tho
Sei.ice ior two years. Is the son of
nieutensint and Mrs. Tom L. Horn.
OF philadelphia. Pa. passed their
honeymoon here. enjoying the sleigh
i'uIns uaily. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Nustih. or New York: Mr.. and Mrs.
nrant \. Pcacoch. OF Washington. and
~ ~. anu mrs. j. G. Hopkins. Jr.. or
greenwood. Va. arc among other bridal
couples stopping here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bahnsen an1 tb.
Misses Bahnscn. Of Passaic. y. r. who
"aNe made many visits to White Sui
p"u. springs. arc passing several
weeks at the Grcenbrier The Misses
oahnsen arc enthusiastic riders and
s.o IN the saddle daily for bris:. rides
over tho snowbound trails.
!. i. PcnderSast. OF Marion. Ohio
IS passing few days here with his
son. Walter +. Pendcrsast. who has
come for long rest.
New York arrivals at tho Crecnbr;cr
.he,ae AIRS. Adrinee L. Peabody. Mr.
ana a MRS. @. l.. HUI. Charles Greeven
.u.. ana Mrs. Charles r. BiEclow and
MISS Bigelow and Mr.. and Mrs. Soy
rnou. =. Holbrook. Mr.. and Mrs. M
aans. "dhser and II. Metz. who aro
p's,s fortnight here. r. II
pAs's IS here from New York for soy
cral weeks Aof 'eE-
Mrs Thornton Lewis. OF tho "N..a
o"S' started for Atlanta. Ca vi,h
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$50 CT e T Y
(ceatinued Prom Second pare.)

(Ctntinned From Second Pare)
VIII shortly return 10 her home in
the North.
Miss Martha Valentine will 20 to
Baltimore this month for a visit to
Miss Mary MhcRae Mackenzie.
Thomas Turner Foster has return
ed to Fauquier County. after a short
visit to relatives here.
Miss Marian Lecky has returned TO
Holiins College. after spending tho
holidays in Richmond with her par
ents.
Miss RUBY Blunt. OF 1917 Pari; Ave
nue., Will return this week after spend
ing the holidays at Admission. Ma.
Miss Kathleen Pepper has returned
10 Washington, where she will attend
Fairmount Seminary.
Alfred James GOODWIN, OF the l..
5. S. Pennsylvania, and Sergeant Ma
thaniel Boswell Goodwin. OF tho ma
rlne corps. were guests OF their cousin.
Mrs. Y. =. Thompson, at 1899 Hanover
Avenue. during the holidays.
William J. Teefey, First Virginia
Field Artillery Supply Company, and
Thomas j. Teefey, First Caisson Com
pany. Ono Hundred and Fourth Am
runitton Train. have returned to Camp
Mcclellan, Admission, Ala. after spend
Ing Christmas At home with thci,.
parents.
Miss Mary Sizer Fuller left Friday
for New York, after spending some
time in this city.
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cULPEPER

Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
.oi-fEPER. VA. January 5.-hfiss
ranh'e ". Nalie. OF Elkwood. was the
NJ Gilkcson.
Miss Dorothy Loving, who is in train
ing at the Tucker Sanator,un. Dinh-
mond. was at home for few days last
week. i"s'
Misses Leslie and Fannie Ecalle were
IN Washington this week. Miss Leslie
Male VIII be the guest for several DAYS
OF Mrs. Robert Fuller. in Riggs Place.
The engagement and approaching
marriage Of Miss Fannie Nalle to Lieu
tenant II. u. Portcrf'eld has been an
nonnced. The marriage will take place
inns month. They arc both well-known
In Richmond. Lieutenant Porteriield
was with the Richmond Blues on the
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arrived in South Boston. where they

arrived in South Boston. where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holderby have
returned from visit to Mrs. Holderby's
parents in LynchburE.
Tho Christmas entertainment at the
Baptist Church consisted OF a play.
Tho Three Wise Men" which was
given by the children OF tho Sunday
School.
The Rcd Cross membership campaign
resulted in tho addition OF many new
members to the Halifax County Chap
ter.
Miss Alice Becker. OF this city, was
married on Wednesday. to DR.. Kirk
patrick. OF Minneapolis. MINI. The we'd
ding took place at the home OF the
bride. They left 10 visit friends in
South Carolina. after which they will
{ . to Minneapolis whore they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. East. or Altavista.
Va. visited their parents here during
the Christmas holidays.
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SOUTH BOSTON
Especial to The Timeu-p,.na,cb

tspeclai TO The TimeB-D!epatchD
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. January g.
Tho marriage OF Airs. Mary c. Lawson
and Lewis ID. Johnston was a surnrI..
to their friends. The wedding ,ook
place Monday afternoon at Mrs. Law
cons home on Main Street Rev. ]. T.
Dcsn performed the ceremony. After
short trip they will be At home on
Main Street.
On Tuesday evening. Rev. and Mrs.
c, w. Maxwell gave q reception II the
Presbyterian naasc 10 the conSrera-
ton OF the Presbyterian Church.
W. r. Pool and Miss Sally p. Taley
were married last Thursday at the par.
sonaee al Hyco, by Rev. Mr.. Elliott.
AIRS. r. f. Scoggins has returned
from a visit TO relatives in Durham, y.
Q,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh FELTON,. Of
Lewigburs. Pa, spont Christmas with
afr. ard Nra. W. r. Hi. at Hill
Btooke."
MIR. and Mrs. NJ L. Appleton have
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Salle leave Monday for Wilson. Fla
to DO sone several months. While Their
they viii be with Porter Nalle.
George Bundick and Kensey Ham
mond. Jr.. returned Thursday to III
university OF Virginia. after spendinl
the holidays with their parents.
Mrs. Russell Young. OF Petersburg, 1
tEe guest of her parents, Rev. aud MT!
W. W. Lear. ut tho parsonage.
Mrs. lvanhoe Campbell Is visitinl
mere before soinE to her new home 81
Covington.
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her son and Mrs. william II. Lewis TO
pass tho week with her son and Mrs
Lawrence Lewis. Lawrence Levi, 20
IN training at Camp Gordon. Mr..
Lewis. who passed the weekend at
the White Sulphur. will Join them
thcre at tho end OF tho week.
At the New Years Eve ball given
IN tho Old White, 500 was realized
Tor the benefit OF the Red Cross. rho
en're colony was present to watch for
the coming OF the now vcar
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horde. Las. year. and /. now stationed

border last year. and 10 now stationed
ut Camp Meade.
AIT. and Mrs. Victor Juhles and their
uttio daughter. Lillian. arrived Sunday
rom Copenhagen. where they had been
Ia,iea year ago by the illness or Mr..
Juhlcr's mother.
Tho dance given at Brandy New
Years Eve for the bcncft OF tho ped
ross was success. Ninty dollars was
taken In.
Mrs. r.. y. Hudgins, with her two
ch'idren, and her mother. Mrs wallace
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woMEN-S MEETINGS.

\ circle OF women 10 make Red
Cross surgical dressings will shortly
DO organized in t;intcr Park ANY
woman in Ginter Park or that vic:n-
ny desiring to aid in this work will
please communicate with Mrs Web
ster S. Fshoads. SIS Noble Avenue. as
soon rs possible.
The Rrd Cross auxiliary Of Miypa,,
Chapter will meet with Mrs. II E.
Ryder. s:ll Floyd Avenue. Monday a..
tcrnoon at o'clock. All members arc
requested to be present.
In the. Service OF the King Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs
!. ". Wissn,an. 1910 jefferson Park
Monday afternoon at O'clock.
The regular meeting OF tho RAY OF
sunshine Circle Of Kings Daughters
VIII De held Monday afternoon AT
ooioeS with tho leader. Mrs. S. T.
WoodE, at III North Twcnty-rinth
Street. ''''''
inc regular monthly meeting o. the
CITY Mission Visitors will be held ~
tns ofdeo OF the Associated Charities
Monday at II O'clock
TIE Woodland Heights Mothers, Gin,
VIII meet Thursday afternoon n, a.ao
clock, in the home Of Mrs w ~
Iiliett, 4ob West Tnir,isth street Az
HoerS arc urged TO attend rs MT.
,ers requiring immediate decision viii
pe Trough; UP at this time
Tho Junior Hollywood Memorial As.
AociS''on VIII meet Monday at - noon,
nc Helping Circle OF Kings Dau-h
is urged.
,ers will nec; Mondsv afternoon ..
";Se o'clock with Mrs. T.. l.. Moore YIc
North Twenty-third Street. This Is ~.
nrst meeting of tho New Year. ana
members arc requested to 10 present, g.,
business of Importance will be dis
cusscd.
randolph Macon Alumn.e Will hold
meeting on Tuesday afternoon. =, AN
oeiock. at the home OF Mrs wellington
iAper. los Yves; Grace Street. All men,
oers arc urged to attend.
ias st. Cecilia Chorus vii! resun.
rs regular weekly rehearsal on Wed
nesday afternoon a. O'Clock. At this
.:'ns ncnhcre arc asked to make =
report on tickets sold for tho conc.-t
given recently a. the Jefferson.
The regular monthly meeting OF ~.
kichEioTd Chapter. L. -. C. vii, 49,
heia Wednesday morning. al II o'clock
in Lee Camp Hall ~
nero VIII be n meeting Of the Me-
moral Hospital Alunaae Associatio, an
wednesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock t.,
the Y. W. c. A. 80
rae meeting OF the Chesterfield Chan
teE' Inites Daughters OF the Conres-
esac5. was postponed from last ,rce,s
until FRIDAY. at o'clock, in ~, Chss,.N
HiBh School 'cr
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WINCHESTER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. January S.-Mrs.
Henry III. Little has returned 10 Nor
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In the Service OF the Kin. Circle OF
Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs
j. ". Wissnlan. 1910 jefferson PARK.
MONDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

The Rrd Cross auxiliary Of Miypa,
chapter viii meet with Mrs. II. E.
Ryder. s:1I Floyd Avenue. Monday a..
'crnoon at 5 o'clock. All members arc
requested to be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

circle OF women TO make Red
Cross surgical dressings will shortly
DO organized in tiintcr Park. ANY
woman in Gintcr Park or that vic:n-
itv desiring to aid in this work will
please communicate with Mrs Web
kter ). FShoads. SIS Noble Avenue. as
soon as possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

The regular meeting Of tho Eav =,
Sunshine Circle OF Kings pauer.ors
VIII be held Monday afternoon a, I
ooioeS with tho leader. Mrs. s, T.
WoedE. at III North Twenty ninth
Street. '''''