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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30
.WH1RLW1llDS BEAT
: YIN 81. A. SENIORS

The local Whirlwinds last night
beat the ufcity Z. y. H. A. Seniors
By ths sooee Of 36-ls q the Frank
lin school gym. The game was
hard fought the Whiriwinds out
clAs1fng the =. n. H. A. every min
ute OF tho game. Alexenberg. the
WAiriwind nash, vas the individual
star a the game.
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Ds1apssy's Stock Falls to
Georges Lsvel They
Say. !.
81 nKNRY /. YARRELI.

New York. Dec. 30.-When Frank
Moran 1,oishaA Ia nacratt n tvo
-s .-a.....s ---,.1
enos' .en' lam @so ~ ~
OF nice thiugs It had Deen thinking
about Georges Carpenter.
he Wa regarded - 2 wonder
man because ne nnisned the Eng
l1sn champion vain one punch
But when Moran. Who doesn't rank
one 70 ten IN american heavyweight
circles, did me same thing IN .
round longer. the experts Inquired
the Ffenchman would % easy for
Dempsey.
Then came the Dempsey-Bfen-
nan ngnt ana the enamplons stock
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- -
hc0 DASoA
Against Brennan, Dempsey show
ed three important things that the
critics were dubious about. In his
favor was the evidence that he
could go under hard pressure for
lat least II rosnds and that he can
take : hard punch from q hard hit
tier. The third, less favorable to
lhfm In doping him with Carpenter.
lie the fact shown By Brennan that
/ he il very open and can be reached
by . fast man who will carry the
night to him.
Against Fulton, willard and
Miske, his last fights Dempsey car
; ried the fight and proved the truth
Of the German theory that a per-
feet o1ense needs no defense.
Dempsey got that trio before they
had . chance to get him.
! bfehnaa feeiea HIN.
!, He evidently figured that Bren-
: nan would cover up and try to last
as long as possible. Instead Bren-
3 nan fooled him and dashed out oil
8 his corner on the offensive. Demp-
sey was baffled when Brennan In
Z sisted On carrying the fight. to him
d and he had to wait his chance.
ri Carpenter has q punch and &c
has Dempsey, thus Strengthening
the opinion expressed before thai
the first one who gets his puncf
> across will win the fight.
= Joe Beckett is now an adfnittet
= second rater. so Carpenters quicl
- work with him cannot be overesti
mated. However, the Frenchmal
!, may light Moran and the result viii
!. Pc interesting.
"a brennan Is better fighter thai
~ moran, but only slightly. II
- taxes Carpenter. more than /
ROUNDS to finish Moran Demnsn
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mLHIN WINS.

] DocAtur, III. Dec 30.-HilIikin
university basketball team won q
pfaetice eame with Clinton 7. u.
C. A. here last night, a to 3. Cap
tain ON and Poscoyef starred Tor
lgiII1kin. with Lane Of Illinois, AMI
Brown *. Knex, doing the best
vork sIof ths visitors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30
HIB|lSlEI EERS
SURE they CAN
BEAT WYOMIl

~ ~ALmI AZ

Despite the fact that only cn6
member Of the Rock Island hieA7
basket squad. ID . vetsran, hopee3
are high for the locals to win iron
Wyoming tomorrow. Coach kin
mel and the squad Of nine me1a
vii! leave tomorrow afternoon an1s1
return New Years day. Il
Although there has been mo-
school for the. last week, daily
workouts have been held at the r.
The high boys have been playing
against the alumni basket sharks
instead Of the second team and;
have improved . great deal elncel
the alumni game q week ago.
Second On Schedule
The game tomorrow will be tho
second battle on the locals sched-i
ufe. A week ago Friday the high
school met the alumni In the drsts
game of the season. Although they
fought hard. the school team was
defeated, 1923. The showing made
was a complete surprise to those
who saw the game. The. high
schools teamwork was especially
good for the first game OF the year.
Since the grad game. the Island
ers have improved greatly. Tho
men have had to work harder
against the grads than the scrubs
and the results have been good.
The speed of the squad has In
creased and the ball is passed
down the door with ightning
swiftness. ~
Leads Point otten.
Duncan, the fashy halfback. who
made most Of the locals points in
the alumni battle. Is still the Ia
landers' most consistent scorer.
He has keen eye for baskets and
throws through the loop from al
angles inside the foul line. His
tendency to shoot for the basket
whom covered, In place Of passing
to q teammate, has been Tsmoved.
and he is showing mp In good firm
for so early in the season.
Another one OF the localf 6est
bets is Henke, the football cap-
tain. Henke plays TIE running
guard position in great styio ard
Is responsible for much ecug1AG.
Unfortunately he will only b eli-
gible until the last Week Of Janu-
AIRY, when his ninth semssfer T..
gins There u not Q man IN tie
whole squad who 20 far hns sAq0p
himself capable Of filing H6nkeeb
shoes. Schafer sesms 70 u. ~
best seen 20 TAR, but Il u nat
known for sure who VIII take
IHenke', place.
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enOusn N.p .1. - s.A-s'S =,
~ - MAA1 1900 - ~ 49,. d
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nc "as p..yins on 49, 81 -
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BOB ROPER READY =
FOR WAL.KEKkAOUT

/, kaas.s City. NO., Dec. ] TO
~ noo Roper Of Chicago,
snt boxer Of the America
,slonsfy forces. will meet 4
r 1Aes, Kansas City heavywe{
Ae-found bout here tonight. n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30

FOLLMS Or 1seA
(Wllh Deo Apologize.

s..aai Is.
(Wilh Dee ApologieA)
Bfll Harris hair grows 50 rap
ialy that he y obliged to set It cut
every meath.
I r. Il saA that Fatty 1rblckle
neyer eefs into. bed without 6fBt
tallng ~ III Ais clothes and pat.
ting On Id pajanas.
II Il not generally known that
Douglas Fairbanks once believed
there was q Santa Claus.
Bastsrn circles Wers sulprised
the sther dag to hear that when
Habo Ruth steps to the plato he
takes { vicious swing 1t the ball
Bryant washburn never adjusts
his necktie without first putting on
his collar.
Harry Fitxsimmsns gfyes fair
warning tat It 1 10 bad luck to
strike policeman.
Jack Dempsey fought dual
(role) with Brennan. Said he was
not himself.
Charles Ray 10 very fond Of food
and seldom sits down to . meal
without seine Of It on the table.
Norma Talmadge always eats
breakfast soon after arising.
President Wilson has no linton.
ton Of occupying the White house
Kid Gleason seldom misses an
opportunity to see the Chicago
White Sox. perform.
Pete Stinchcomb, Ohio State grid
star, always brushes his teeth upon
arising, and has . brush made es-
pecialIy for that purpose.
One Of the most successful song
writer's advises that a ballad must
be set to mueic to become success
full.
The Rock Island Independent
have departed for their homes, but
WIN not return Immediately aftel
the holidays.
| Speaking OF holidays. any hard
working father will agree that they
should be called, holidays.
/ Man-0.War, king Of tho turf
does mot do his training with {
pIayer-piaao and . Limousine.
| Opinions are divided as to wheth
er July 4 or April should be oul
national holiday.
u II. ID expected that the ClovelaAi
Indians VIII have q full team II
the field to begin the next pen
nant raoe.
iris Speaker Is said to DO I
fagin because he teaches his play
ers to steal bases.
The most surprising discovery o
. the year Is that women would new
er marry were it not for the men
YO1 dont have to have . fanfl,
tree to tarn over . new Leaf
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LANGFORD DEFEAT
Is HANDED BARRY

Portland, Ore. Dec. 30.-S4m
Langford, Boston heavywefght
won q 10 round decision from Jim
, Barry Of San Francisco. in the
match here last night. =
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ONLY one
|DRE EVENT 70
TROPHY


3 : Il
4 A...I.nd. n, 1, Dec. so.-Amer-
- esnnis players today scored 2
Scnh "a triumph over the sreaAest
|1nstrnlasian net stars ana tonisns
IN IA position Of fAyorites u
~. 4s,rnsment for the Davis cup.
~ sistoric championship trophy OF
"a tennis world. MIN.
wiilism 7. Tilden II OF Pniia.
eiraia battered down Norman "
tssm. while william 7: john
: 81 san Francisco. virtually
,othSrsd Cetnld L. Patterson, the
i .;ssisst younx sur who won the
EmsHsh championship rom nis
/ ~ mnate Brookes In 1919.
Oss Mere = Win.
Atisricins need only one
80 nafch 10 win the cup. The
;71se2 Y 81 IL matches follow:
Sf6nn deasated Bfookes, 1913;
d. re and 81; Johnston defeat
a esftarson. e-3, 6-1 and 6-1.
oSEAs and Patterson have q
aics to partially redeem their
oGiIf}cn in the doubles against Til
~ Sid Johnston, and there are
: nsnJ Who believe they are capable
4 6fsiSlfing the title even yet. z
Cart Match Yank Speed.
III way. n which Johnston and
~ n uped their way through the
6 1e6nse IT their opponents today
FL oyteser, gave supporters Of the
+ ~ esfians reasons to believe that
po1as and Patterson must play
asstsnnis' to even gain momen.
Ny Victory from them.
The national singles matches
MI be- played on Saturday. Tilder
pas plainly puzzled by the splen
u volleying Of Brookes today, and
ROCKIES maintained terrific pac'
b through the match. Tildent
killlant returns did much towarl
lurning the tide In favor Of tn
Americans. although the heat AM
Hspoks's age may have something
~ doNffh the final result.
Tnden Real Champ.
NDrooke's game was only slight
46low that shown when he was i
~ hey-day of his old time master,
fen's play iustified his poSitio
u worlds champion.
Il The match was contest bitterl.
~ in the most sportsmanlik
nanner, Brookes deliberately dri,
~ the ball out OF the court on on
ccasiop In order to make up Il
- assumed error on the part Of
- umpire. An analysis of Il
nAtch shows that Brookes can q
3lbute his deefat to the terrif
eegves Of the American. Tilden
beeond bail was invariably retuf,
= BY Drookes, who shot the ball
Ahe Philadelphian's back-hand.
Johnston . Flash.
tensions sever drives to Pa
fefoon's back-hAnd in the back
~ court marked his play with Il
ing Australian star. Patterst
Piled to these DRIVES weakly a
volleying back-handers we
wen back with lightning speed
y Californian.
Johnston showed complete ma
Of the game at all times, al
= fore-hand drives to Pate
~ back-hand were almost q
AZ winning strokes. -.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30

The most surprising discovery of
the year Is that women would new
er marry we're it not for the men.
You don't have to have . family
tree to tarn over . new Leaf
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30

Kid Gleason seldom misses an
opportunity to see the Chicago
White Sox perform.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-30

One Of the most successful song
writer's advises that a ballad must
be set to mueic to become success
full.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-10

Miss capitola Noel has returned to
| Washington. after visiting her broth
er-in-law and sister, Mrs. and Mrs.
Daniel w. I.up:on.
Washington. after visiting relatives
| here.
Mrs.. Isham Randolph. Chicago. is
visiting Mrs. Henry c. Sommerville
Mrs. j. +, Konncriy and her little
granddaughter. Page Kcnnerly. have
gone 10 Selma Ala. to spend the win
ter, in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Ken
Mrs. Katharine johnson. I.oudoun
county Va. has been visiting Mrs.
Miss Elinor Meade has gone to War
renton' Va. for the winter.
,otte yancSS " , Los S anu Misses Gnar-
berger have returned to IIarrisonburg.
Va after visiting the Misses Timber
MIR. and Mrs. Berries. the former
an OFFICIAL OF The United states Ship
ping Board. have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs Harry. C. stouffer.
Washington, after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John ii. Seal. Jr. has returned
from a visit to relatives at Spotts-
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley E IIarmer
nave returned from n months trip
through tho South and Middle West.
MISS Bculah Cline has returned from
a visit to her brother-in-law and sis
ter, the Rev. and Mrs. s. W. Cock
rell Woodstock. Va
Miss Gladys Humston has returned
from Sperryville. Va. where she was
bridesmaid At the marriage OF Miss
Anna Smith to Rhodes Brown
Miss Lena Lichlitcr is visiting rela-
tires at Ashland Ky
DIR. Samuel Barton and his daugh-
tors. Misses Mary and Helen Barton,
have returned to Sewanec. Tenn. ar
ter spending the summer at the for
mer's old home M Hometown.
MISS Evelyn Tot;y has returned
from several weeks stay at Edinburg.
Va
Miss Annie McFadden. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. i. J. MCFaddcn. who
served ae a professional nurse In the
United States naval service during the
world war. has returned from Panama,
where she was engaged in Red Cross
work.
Miss NJ. c. IIartcr has returned to
Newark. y. j.. after visiting Mrs. e.
J NcrZi
Miss Annie Homer. who has been
visitins friends here, has returned 10
ph!adei phia
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and Mrs. Lewis Nelson. on Main

and Mrs. Lewis Nelson. on Main
The, Mothers Club Of the culpepcr
S EhTEi he'a an meeting l In the school
sanitation" was given by Health Or or.
neer; DIR; Otis Marshall. and talk
services of Il district nurse was made
by Rev. Harry b. Lee.
The marriage OF Miss Eliza Will
Samuel Frazer. OF Richmond. Mo.
,ook place Wednesday at o'clock in
New Salem Baptist Church in the
Rev aS r. c aSsepe9ss of
the ceremony. and Mrs. Cole rem
dered the wedding music. Mrs. Page
Mckinney Graves. of Culpcpcr. her
Misses Mary Coivin. May Johnson and
Eliza Grimsley Miller, of Culpeper,
and Irene Barksdale, of Albemarlc.
Mrs. Frazer are now on a Northern
honeymoon and will make return
visit to Culpepcr before going TO
w. /. Winfield who has been with
relatives in Rappahannock, spent the
first of the week wish MIR. and Mrs.
Ealeigh T. Green at "GrcenLawn."
he will spend the winter.
The Woman's Auxiliary of st.
stephens Episcopal Church. was en-
,Srtained on Monday by Miss Georgia
Wager Following the routine bust
ness most interesting program Of
readings was given by Mrs. Fl. u.
Lee. Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Porter and
Miss Rebccca Lee. Mrs. Charles
Waite, who had recently been APP
pointed custodian OF the The
Basket" displayed many attractive
articles OF fancy work and made a
h.NF M n1
OF the meeting hot chocolate and
cakes were served by the hostess, as
sisted by several friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Temple Hill, of Wash
inEton who were here this week to
attend the Frazer-Lewis wedding.
nave returned home accompanied by
Mrs. James Slaughter and Miss Viz
GINA Slaughter, of Los Angeles Cal.
who were also hero for the wedding
Miss Helen Gallagher. who has
sncen spending the past week with
MISS Byrd Law, will return to her
home in Wilkesbarrc. Pa. the frs,
of next week. and will be accom-
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ASHLAND

Especial 10 The Times -Dispatch.)
ASHLAND, VA, Oct. 9.-Mrs. WILL
liam A. Hammond entertained on Fri
day afternoon at her home, Maple
wood" near town.
Mrs. Christopher Chcnery and chill
dren, OF Washington. are guests or
Mrs. James Chcncry.
Mrs. Walter Sydnor was In Rich
mond this week visiting relatives.
to Washington after a visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Hart.
Mrs. d. ii. Rodgers and children
have left for their home in Martins
burg, w. Va. after spending some
time here with Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Lam
caster.
Mrs. ]. X. McDuny. OF Langley
Field. has concluded her visit to her
aunt. Mrs. J. CT hughes. and has
lett for Washington to join her hus-
band. Lieutenant J. Is. McDufry,
United States Army.
DR.. and Mrs. C. G. Kelly have re-
spending some time in Norfolk and
Lynchburg.
Mrs. J. II. Williams is spending
some time here with her son, John
Williams. at Randolph Macon Col
lege.
Misses Isabel. Elizabeth and Mary
Champ Taylor OF Richmond, were
guests this week of their aunt, Mrs
Tate f.. Chenery.
Mrs. Anne Rose Peak. OF Washing
ton. was the guest this week OF Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Baldwin.
MISS Ada Shields, OF New Jersey, is
visiting the Misses Ilcrndon.
The woman's club held tho first
meeting OF the season on Tuesday
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SENATOR PAUL ENDORSES
SCHOOL AMENDMENTS
Addresses Harrisonburg Normal As
scmbly About Three Constitu-
tional Changes Before Voters.
Especial to The Times-pispA,ch.)


HARRISoNBURG. VA. Oct. .
was the speaker at the assembly a;
the State Normal School Friday, when
he Endorsed the three constitutional
amendments dealing with school az
fairs which are this fall 10 be voted
on IN Virginia. Senator Paul said
all right-t!inklng men and women
would wish 10 see the three amend
meats ratified. He also took occasion
to point cut 10 his audience the new
obligation OF woman as n voter. He
*aic women should first vote; second.
rc;e cepcndently, and third, vote
CoDscientiously.
Miss Katherine NJ. Anthony. super
visor OF the training school, and Miss
Mary Louise Sceger. supervisor Of
kindergarten. last week conducted
ruund-tahlc discussions OF problems
dealing with their respective fields
=. the Shenandoah Women County
Teachers Institute at Woodstock; and
these women yu'tcrday conducted
similar discussions with teachers of
the Rockingham County Teachers In
siitute, held in HarrisonburE
Recent social gatherings have in
Guided th" faculty reception to all
stndeats. held AZ "H!llcrcst." the
presidents home. the Friday night
y w. 9 y. reception held in the
~ rooms IN Harrison Hall the even
ing Of October !, and tho tacky party
give? by the degree class Saturday
night. Mss Sadie Rich. OF Green's
Nllls, was awarded the prize II the
tacEv Iar,y
The officers OF tho Y. w. c. \. for
the present session We're elected
n'ios TO The end OF the last session
iLey arc now busy with their duties
which hcSas before school opened
cor!nne Evans. Watcrvicw, president;
coraiease Bottom, Richmond, vice
president; Esther Evans Richmond.
S.cretary and Evelyn Craig. Picardy.
Maryland. treasurer
IN" estimated budget OF the y. w
g. y. for l"20r2l calls for cxnend
lures n home amounting to $3.50. and
Tor FUNDS applied IN tho Held. s2gO
Or. II. W. Battle. OF Chariot,es-
re, VINO IS here conducting q series
~ religious services at the Harrison
hI.r Baptist church. addressed tho
reg u!a- Thursday night meeting OF
have jus been elected. bur rIcc.ion.
anoHE the Junior class are usualIv
deIayed until The members may he
Wen acquainted with one another
ItheF class elections have already
h.vn held. The postgraduate officers
president. Rosa J.. HeoIeibo-r RS
NCa-p-es .dcnt: Dorothy II.
tosque Wachaprcaguc. SECRETARY.
,tsGreT; Dorothy Lacy, Scottsburr
BUSINESS manager: Margaret Sceh.r,
board. executive
\ large number o. students wen,
~ 7. H"SS4ii eta Cave. near Keczcl.own,
az Mss Grace Br.nion, OF ~. 80.
economies 2eDa -tuparr '''e
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CULPEPER

Especial to Tho Times Dispa,ch.)
CtLPEPER. VA. oct. o-Thc Gull
pepcr chapter. Daughters of the
oonf,rideracy' held an interesting
meeting this afternoon with Miss
settle Coons on East Street. the
feature of the meeting being the re-
port made by the president. Miss
Adella Vowel. Of the recent conven-
tion i'll Petersburg.
rams have been formulated for
tho marriage of Miss Louise Leavcll.
daughier of Mr. and Mrs Byrd
Leaycll. and Charles Joseph Blake.
or Greensboro. y. -. whose engage.
men' was announced last week The
marriage. which will be an import
ant social event. Viii take place in
ST. Stephens Episcopal Church here.
nj o'clock om III. evening of No.
vember l3. Miss Lcavcll Will he at
tended by her sister. Miss Blanche
i.eavell as maid Of honor. and he
list OF bridesmaids includes: Miss
Lucille Nelson. George Wine. Martha
Hauch. Byrdic Pulliam. Marrare,
Roberts. Emma Blake. a sister OF the
groom elcct. of Greensboro and
Sarah Daniel. OF Washington. D. G
Little Miss Letitia Nelson was hos
tess to number of her Young friends
at birthday party on Monday after
noon, at the home of her parents. Mr..
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WINCHESTER

:. WlMcIi:sTER "a. Oct s"- 81, :, >,
HiFS "!!oa'n /. Greene have rs,,-~nJ
- a!pEni Vernon. - Y after ,.fsf,t, r,
- ,Ditnt~ urotreC-.r- law and SIS
Ter NJ ana Mr. 'ieo-r. ! No--or
ape n Louis y Mutton co-r~,,a
-, or LcaE-" Island Navv-Yari who
- btt1 IS ting his family here. mas
-rs2 70 be 'o!rcl shortly In pm.
.h.A - Mrs. Mutton and th.,-
a.3E5,s-z Misses virginia and boz.
~ ia Ms James W Er,tnr. roa.
go 80 parents NJ and Mrs. /. / Fa1
Eev John ) Ke--. .. y. has -.
tu-rei 20, ashland, Va. af:er Visiting
Ms Ada. Tanquary. Alexandria. Va.
has been visiting friends -c1- tow,
Miss Elsie Vinrea,e Tal,ic,ora g
visiting Mrs Rober, smith .
Mrs Horace Davis has haeo risy.i-
friends Ia baltimore and Washlng,or
Mrs George - Chapman has 70.
tHfnec yrom Washington
Mss Ellen Foigh, has returned "a
l,i,tsenrSh after v.sitiar her aunt
Mrs walter T Gore has bee, visr,.
y NE * ne home o: %. J. II Gore
Mrs +. il. Erebs has been v.s.,,,c
her s!sier, Mr. Zsb Vance washing
Misses Grace ana r,hel orndo, n
haEe returned - Ha-r:sonburg. Va.
after visiting relatives hero
MIS- Thomas Martin. Washingto,
IS Win her -unx Kiss Lizzie Ma!.dy
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WEST POINT

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
WEST POINT. VA. Oct. 9-Mrs.
Ned Bland recently entertained many
friends At he! home.
NJ. and Mrs. w a. Aumack ar
rived Wednesday morning from their
home Of Mr.. Aumack's parents. Mir.
and Mrs y. J. Aumack
Rev. T.. w. Billings spent Thurs
day in Richmond when he went to
meet his mother and sister OF near
Danville
spsnt fcM - days lays in the sS" home "S o.;
NJ p. Chandler the frs; o. the week
Mrs. Il h sutton. OF Plalnvicw,
King and queen County. is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Tyler Bland
nr. Douglas Dudley, OF Norfolk.
here with HIS mother. Mrs. l.. b. Dud-
iey. returning - Norfolk sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Rosa Wilde. OF wayneshoro.
Va. was recent guest in the home
o. Mrs. MacA!!!sier.
Captain and Mrs. George Carlton.
ate! a delightful trip 10 relatives in
Ham p;on, returned yesterday
George reay and daughter. Mrs
Charles Geo, and her daughter, OF
i'faNson. NY. after spending q few
%a!s Nth Nj reays sister. Miss
M"t;a feay. here. spent the Weekend
n Rlchmond. II is understood that
Mss Maria Pcay VIII accompany
Charles Dcnmead. Sr. who for tho
pas; week has been sick, is better.
NJ and Mrs. W. c. Garnet OF
heal AWHILE, Va. spent the week
end with relatives here.
Mrs, y. J. Palmer, OF WASHINGTON
me guest o! Mrs. Fred Woodward
ms week. Later she VIII v!s!, her
''rcnts. Mr.. and Mrs i. l.. Blake. in
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Midd!cscx. returning here on her way

homo.
Francis L. Bagby is visiting his
grand father. Rev. Alfred Bagby, D.
y. and his uncle. John Bagby. on
Monument Avenue. Richmond.
A. Julian BaEby spent two days In
Richmond this week
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Garden are In
Washington this week
MISS Mary New I.ipscomb. OF Rich
mond. and Miss Kate Gcarhart re-
Gently visited Mrs. W. +. Lipscomh
Miss Roberts. of Prince Edward
county. and Miss Carter. OF Caroline.
Heights School.
Mrs; S. L. MozenEo. of Farnham.
and Mrs. a. c. Cave. Of Norfolk. who
visited Mrs. \. J. Aumack. returned
TO their homes.
Mrs. Cora Shotwcll. of Ocean View.
formerly OF Richmond. is vts;tins,
Mrs. George w. Richardson.
MIS-. William McGraw. OF Rich
mond. has been visiting Miss VI. O..
Trice and Mrs. George Carlton.