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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
MOMEN.S MEETINGS

Of ihc Young Won.en's Chrls,..n Aiso,,a
non VIII begin TO-DAY. cCutIuu.U. Al! th.
go" An ,ini"rma! service today 1T
NtGo. wiih spccial violin aud Voc.l music.
"ii be "a" opening feature. There Will be
mort ta.ns b. Misses L.nt Lacy Isabel
nulio.d. KOS" S.oEEi. and Mamie MAIDEN.
- India China. japan and south Afn.riC.,
Tea VII be served bv m"rlh,rs OF The
y!gh And the meeting * open TO the public
Fhe r"cuIa! meeting Of tn" Raw OF sun
chino cIrcl" OF ktnE's Daughters Will b.
/ hrli Monday af'erno9n ~ o'clock - the
Avenue.
Tne woman's Society o, Grow. Av.,u.
bsrtist church Will meet Monday after.
wi!i spcah and an Interesting program has
The Woiuan's Missionary Society q,
Tah"rnac!c Eauttst Church will nc, on
WOMEN are being cordially invited to al.
| Tnc Florence Nirhtinralc Ci,cI. o, m.
Sh"lt"rinE Arms F!": Iip-ofr4 wa
/ IT. regular meeting for The month on We'd
n-Sd ~ afirfnOon. 1t o'clock. AZ the
IN: regular month"; meeting OF N.
io-ri Of ADVISORS. Of the nuresu Of Voc.
/ tons WI TAX rlac- ga "Wednesday a:i"r
noon. ~ o'clnci. a. the Professions
| Tn. silver Cross Circle OF Kings Darch
! t-rs wifi with Ms ~ Il D,,I"l
! lOt North Sh"nuarj Street. Friday ale,
! uu"u At 81 ur!nCk
Ths rtf-r,.T"ey Association nj, m.
weak Nov-r,n-r IL The u.-,ius viii t.Ir
llACv AZ . o'ciurI ~ tn" school auditorium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
GrnvcS-Wiliinms.

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Graves nave
h".n nn "A motor trip for short Tim.
and have now returned 20 Richmond.
Ihrir marriage was celebrated uu.cily
IN Wednesday evening IN tn. study Of
the Rev. George W. Mcdaniel. who or
h"ili"h, with onl: members 81 tho i'm
ncdIii" families present. The bride
Was formerly MISS LuCrlia A. VII
.iiuS daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. G.. y
Williams. and Mr.. Graves is son Of
Mrs. virginia Graves ana the late T..
! Graves Mrs. Graves entertained in
formally in honor of. thn or!d. and
groom on their return to Richmond
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rc'ty cddinE.

[, Mr.. and Mrs. John Workman HUN.
an are on AN extended Northern trim
NOR inarrItg" was sol"mnizod Mon
3iS evening At tn. parSon.r. Of =;
'hn's Evaugclic,l church, IA. ~
scar 1u;hc officiating. Tn" bride vas
{Jrmcrly Miss Marion Erirl. J.IIrn,.-
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GORDONSVlLLE
fsnecial 70 The Tlmes.D- spatch-1

Special 20 The TImcs-D sp,tChl
GOEDcNSNIlLE. VA. Nov Mrs
~. J.. Moot. returned to Richmond
Wednesday. after spending some TINS"
with friends ia Wiyn"saoro. And with
y. y. Corners family, near town.
Mrs. .. y. Co!ncr an- son. raui. mo-
torcd To Wayn.sboro this week and
spout tew days with relatives.
Richard Perkins. OF WASHINGTON. re-
Gently spent several days with friends
here
Mrs. Jane G. Jackson returned We'd
ncsGdE TO Lahore. after srcnd nE III.
past two weeks win her nrpn-ws
lie rh, Jtm-s and John l. I Srcrd
Mrs. NJ. -. cowherd ana daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

"Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" to be
genuine must be married with the
safety "Eaycr Cross" Then you arc
getting the true world famous As
pirin. prescribed by physicians for over
is years
Always buy an unhroken packag. o.,
Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin which con-
ta!ns proper directlons to safely -elieve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

have left to visit friends in Washing
ton and Annapolis.
Miss Eveline Cooke spent the week
end at the home OF Mrs. Allan Fergu-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Berry have
moved into Mrs lIarvlc Tayiors cot
tagc for tho winter
Miss Marion Wood spent the week
end with her parents m Fluvanna.
The annual meeting OF the Hazen
MemOrill Library WAS held on Monday
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Ms. ". w Morton. o. YVES. Franklin
Street $ visiting hsr mother. Ms DAVID
Gregg Mcintosh. ~ h-- home In Baltimore.
Mrs John Vincent Singer %. Phnad.l.
uhl-, - Ep.ndin9 short lime here at the
j,Cc-son Hotel
MIS- Donald stewart I.a,. OF PhIlsd.I
phi~, IS IA" guest OF her parents. NJ and
IrS. Edgar Gum. At Nonro. Terrace.
NJ. and Mrs. G. l.. Brsnsur o. Castle
WOOD. Russell County. AZ. visiting NJ. .nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

Colds. adache. Toothache Earache.
Neuralgia. LunbaGo Rheumatism Ncu.
rit's. Joint Pains and Pain generally.
Handy in TIN boxes OF twelve tablets
cost but a few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer" packages ASPIRIN
is the trade mark Of Bayer Manu-
faclure OF the Monoaceticacidester OF
SaliCNIicaCId-Au
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

night. and officers were elected for
the coming year.
Miss Gertrude Ryland has returned
from visit to NJ SIS Katherine Wat
k!ns in Richmond.
Miss Julia A. Powers has gone TO
Manno oro to spend few days with
her sister. Mrs. Iirvie Taylor
For Ammonia Poisoning.
Vinegar in wine glasStul doses Is an
effective remedy when ammonia h,,
been drunk By mistake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

her home. after spending several days
az the home OF her grandfather. j. w.
Harlow anG a visit to relatives in
Charlottesville.
Miss Mary Payne has returned from
\ visit To relatives In Richmond
Miss Minnie DOwn.n visited her sis
Ter. Miss Mamie Downin. in Washing
ton, this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

M,r $ 6. cooper. OF 1917 TAILOR Street.
- MISS MareaTot aston. % K!ns,on. y
- !" IN. guest o! Miss Ellen NJ Garnet,
- he' nom" IN North Addison Street,
\, MIS- ShIr:rs T Norman and Mrs Newton
h,N'En i"ll Yesterday Cor TIr:t3a E,I
""'' INC VIII spcai Two weeks
,,hrmry Wafc. who Is student a, thu
.hi'"'SltE oi Nirr!nia. hs,s been the rccen,
! s.tst " ms na..Mts hnr. In 4 Ertnt ~ ~
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BON AIR

Socc'al 10 The Times Dispatch
BON AIR. VA. Nov S.-Mr> Morton
MArFr and Mrs. J. $. r. Thompson. or
Atlanta. who have been spending
some time with Mrs Burton Maryc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

OF MIR. and Mrs Louis Br:cl. OF Rich
mond. She wore suit OF brown and
corsaRc bouquet OF orchids.
MIR. and Mrs. huffman will be at
home At 231 Floyd Avenue on their re-
turn to Richmond
Annual Social.
The annual thank -oncrin. social OF
ST Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters
Will be held on Monday. November II
from to O'Clock with Mrs. Joseph
Sors. At 2UlJ Monument Avenue \
splc ndid musical program VIII be rem
dcrcd. and ilSht refreshments served
Shower for bride.
An interesting event was the shower
! given By Misses Mary and Anna Bag
! ley at their home. 1903 North Twenty
! ninth street. in honor Of Miss Kathcrin.
bncker' whose wedding takes place this
/ whlte was carried out In the decora
/ tlohS. ana i'lhh carnations and candies
were used on the table in IN. dining.
/ room. The line for the bride -ri-,,
Was brought in in a clothes ha*Sct
~" prcS'h''u py wdsherwo
! Among the guests present were:
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I'1uiconcr-t.iirs.

recent wedding OF interest here is
that OF Mes Mildred Louise Giles
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. elias.
o, l..p!ume. Pa. Who became the bride
~ Harry u. Faulconcr OF Orange.
Va. ~ the home Of the bride The
Rev Donald :. Mack cllar. Of the
Court Street Episcopal Church OH j.
ciat"d. The ceremony was performed
under an arch Of palms and flowers
hat w,s arranged in the nar!o-s Miss
Ii"len Hobbs played the wedding
The bride wore suit OF blue silver
tone and carried = shower bouquet OF
roses and sweet peas. Miss Gladys
''hcS. her sister. w3s maid q: honor.
nd wore a suit % reindeer brown She
carried PINK roses. The best man was
lSHSSeil Dymnnd. The wedding party
'noiorcd TO Scranton after the cere-
'nony ana enjoyed wedding dinner Il
thc Hotel Casey. Mr.. and Mrs. Faul-
concr have LET; for New York. Phila-
delphh. Washington, Richmond. Va.
At Hridgcwatcr. X. C.. where the groom
IS employed as construction engineer.
The Wahpeton times., 1919-01-02

Avina Geister, who has been home
for her Christmas vacation, left Mon
day evening for Glen Ullin, where she
is employed as teacher in the city
schools. Mr. and Mrs. Geister are antic-
ipating 4 lonesome winter, in the ab-
sence Of their three daughters.
The Globe Gazette company has pur.
chased the Masonic temple. This Is one
Of the largest real estate deals that
has been made in the city for some
time. The building will be improved
and changed to meet the needs Of the
new owners, who will occupy q large
part Of it themselves.
Charley Aikkelson is spending his
holiday vacation at home with his
wife. Charley is travelling salesman
with headquarters at Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Krause spent
! Saturday with the Krause family. Ar.
thur is stationed at Camp Custer,
Mich, and had q furlough Of only .
days. He does not expect to be dis.
charged from the service until late in
the summer.
Mrs. Emma Braun Nelson had q
light attack Of the flu. during the hol.
idays.
Miss Emma Nepstad had . slight at.
tack Of the hu while spending the hol.
idsy vacation at Oskes with her par.
tenhs.
The Wahpeton times., 1919-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Saulter Of Fair
nount, were Wahpeton shoppers last
saturday.
Mis- Marion. Potter entertained .
number Of young ladies ct her home
Last Saturday evening.
First Lieut.. Harry Stern who has
heen home on 4 furloush, returns this
week TO his military duties in New
York.
Peter A. Peschel has received an
honorable discharge from the army and
expects 70 be back at his post in the
National Bank, before long.
Elmer Anderson returned Friday
from q few days visit with his parents
at Steele. He has resumed work with
Leach ( Gamble Co.
Mrs. Englehart entertained the birth
day club Of which che II member on
Tuesday evening at watch party. A
delightful time was enjoyed BY all
present.
The Oien family received Christ
mas card last week from their son,
otto, telling Of his travels In France
with the military band Of which he "a
. member. Stationery being at q prem
ium q card had to convey tho message
Id, faresh u leader Of this band bui
win probably b home before long oW'
ks to III health.
The Wahpeton times., 1919-01-02

Thee Bee Hive store is putting on
u sale this week that should attract
every economical buyer. The large dis
count on this splendid stock Of mer.
|chandise 1T this time makes It q money
saving event not to be overlooked. See
their I'D. elsewhere In this issue.
Mr.. Lester is having the barns re-
moved this week from his lot ON 9Th
street, which he recently purchased.
The neighborhood in general are crate.
full for the change in appearance Of
the street.
Miss Jean Andrews, who is teacher
at Mantador, spent the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John An
drews.
Miss Ruth Whips returned satur-
day from . visit with relatives in Min.
neapolis. Her niece, Gladys Albrecht.
a former wahpeton girl is seriously i'll
with the hu. The delicate condition of
her health makes it doubly serious.
Miss Mabel Jameson spent her
Christmas vacation with her parents
in this city. She is q teacher in the
Greggs School Of Shorthand, Chicago.
During her visit, she was guest Of hon.
or at many social functions.
Chester Williams, who Is Q student
at the u. Of II. training camp is spend.
! ing the holidays with his parents in
this city.