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The Washington times., 1920-10-29

Monkey bites are not poisonous
providing, the wound 10 promptly and
properly cleansed with a solution Of
carbolio acid or Iodine" Blackburn
told q reporter for The Washington
Times today. unless the monkey In
real old. and his teeth are yellow and
decayed. then there 10 q possibility
OF poison setting in"
HAS BEEN BITTEN HIMSELF.
That-the King OF Greece was either
bitten by an old monkey or that the
wound was not cleansed thoroughly is
the theory advanced by Mr.. Black
burn. He displayed several bites on
the hand. the work of monkeys teeth.
He had been bitten some time ago.
but the scars were very evident.
"a monkey Is a worry tfeacherous
animal. and he In likely to ny at you
any moment" said Black burn, their
moods change In an instant. Several
OF the keepers have been bitten re-
Gently by the animals. but the wounds
were bathed with iodine or solu-
tion OF carbolic acid which destroyed
the germs. preventing poison from
setting in"
Asked IL the monkeys at the end
OF a chain in the hands OF an organ
grinder. a familiar scene in the
streets of Washington. would become
angry and fly at the children who
gather around to watch his funny
antics, Blackburn said:
SAYS THEY ARE DANGEROUS.
THE animals that the organ grind =.
ers obtain are taught their numerous
tricks by several Italians In New
York city, and after receiving their
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delivery. waiting a month or more
for reimbursement by the Board OF
Education.
A janitress at the school, says Mr..
Burton, assists in the preparation OF
meals when the cooking teacher 10
not there. and who does the best she
ram under instructions from the prin-
cipal.
BUILDING CNFUMIGATED.
The building has not been fumi
gated either last year or this, states
Mr.. Burton, latter being closed up
all summer and the germs having per-
mitted to multiply Further. Mr..
Burton says:
The school is heated by two stoves
in each room. The windows instead
Of swinging open as all tubercular
building windows should do. are high
and drawn down from the top making
circulation of air above the height
of the heads OF the thirty-four pupils
attending the school.
THE. school building Is about forty
years old and the thin brick walls
are damp and musty. The ground re-
ceives all the drainage from Fort
Hamilton, being practically a swamp
in damp weather. There Is no cellar
or concrete floor. no sewerage, and
no sanitary toilets. The toilets in
use, without running water or sew
age, are so far away from the build
ing that the children must walk about
100 feet frequently in slush and snow
in the winter"
Mr.. Burton says $4,000 has been
set aside to construct a sewer out
to the school and for building re-
pairs. He says, however. that it Is
exceedingly doubtful whether the
building could ever be made suitable
for the purpose. even IL it's location
w.s a rood one"
The Washington times., 1920-10-29

MISS lola swINNERTON,
" who will play a role In the
motion picture 10 be made at
American League Park on No
yember li-l2-l3, during the
celebration Of Armistiee Day
by the American Legion.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
Stacker Hunger-Shiker
Requests President
To Slay Him

"will you be Kind enough to
murder me outright" This L. the
question that Benjsmon salmon.
conscientious objector OF Denver
and hunger striker, has put up to
President Wilson.
salmon Is held at 81. Elizabeth's
Hospital here. serving out sem
tence OF three years for desertion
from the army. He has been on
hunger strike since July 10, al
though hospital authorities declare
his hunger strike is nominal" for
inc.
salmon. otter losing In an effort
To secure HIS release through the
courts. has made a direct appeal 10
the President.
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Club viii Give Show.

The annual minstrel and vaudeville
show OF the A,oysius Club viii be pre-
scented next "Wednesday and Thursday
nights at \loysius Hall. Among the
members who will take part are NJ 70
Agnes Whalcn and Miss Estelie Muir
ray. Hopwood and Nichols jazz or,
chestra will play. The Aloysius Clubs
double quartet will sing.
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JAMES 3. LEHMAIER-

James S. Lchma!er, n prominent
New York attorney. died last night
in the Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Hospital. He came here for an oper-
alton on his eyes. The operation was
successful, I. was said, but another
maiady, OF long standing, caused his
death. While in this city he stopped
at tho Lafayette Hotel
Mr.. l.ehmaier was born in New
York City sixty years ago. Tie was
graduated from Cornell University in
1877, and later from the Columbia
Law School. He was keenly inter
estcd in civic and political affairs In
New York.
lie was one of the oldest members
OF the National Republican. the Cor
nell University and the Lotus Clubs
and was affiliated with the New York
Bar Assoc ation.
IIo Is survived by his wife. who
was Miss Isabel winslow Macy. Of
New York: one son. Alan l.. Lehns!-
or, and one daughter. Miss Isabel
Macy Lehu,sler. Funeral services VIII
be held in New York tomorrow.
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Organ Grinder Monks
Menace to Children,
Saws Zoo Head Keeper

Could solution Of carbolic acid or iodine have saved
the life Of the King of Greecei
III the monkey which inflicted the bite from which the
King died young one, with clean white teeth, W. H.
Blackburn headkeeper at the Geological Park authority
OH monkeys believes such remedy promptly applied,
would have prevented bloodpoisoning.
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M'GRAW SAYS NO"
TO LIQUOR CHARGE

NEW YORK, Oct 29.-John j.
McGraw. manager and part owner of
the Giants. pleaded not guilty In
the United States District Court this
morning to the charge o. having
violated the Nolstcsl act on which
he was indicted ny thu Federal
grand jury late YESTERDAY.
lie was held in $500 bail, which
was promptly furnished.
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New Thought Lecturer Here.

Miss Helen Crane. noted New
Thought lecturer and author. OF New
York city. will speak this afternoon
nj q o'clock at the Church OF Life and
Joy on subjective YOUTH Tomorrow
at 8 she will speak on collective
outh." She will also speak Sunday
eyeuing,
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
Domestic Science Class Opens

4 class in domestic SC ence has been
opened by tn" Wilson Normal Com.
munity Association. under the direc-
tidn OF Walter II. Patterson. director
OF special schools. The teacher Ia
Miss Rosalie Godfrey. and the classes
meet Monday, Wednesday. and Friday
evenings, 1880 to o o'clock.
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MRS. MARGARET WALTER.

Mrs. Margaret Walter. prominent
resident OF Fairfax, Va. died yester-
day at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs. John Hickman, in Fairfax.
Funeral services will be held In the
chapel OF Frank Geier's Sons Com
pany, 1113 Seventh street northwest.
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Intorment will bc in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Walter was seventy-four years
old Her husband was Christian
Walter, who died several years ago.
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MRS. HATTIE L. DuLEY.

ROCKVILLE. Nd, Oct 20.--Mrs.
Hattie l.. Duiey. aged ffty-eight
years, wife Of John Il. Duley,
died yesterday at her home near
Potomac. She Is survived by her
husband and several children. The
funeral will take place at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from the Meth
odist Church at Potomac. Burial will
be In the cemetery adjoining the
church.
Mrs. Dudley, before her marriage
was Miss Hattie Grimes and was
lifelong resident OF this county.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
Ohio Women Given Dinner.

A receptiea to Ohio women In Wash
ington will be given by the Ohio Girls
Club the evening OF November in
the Wilson Normal School building.
Judge Kathryn Sellers OF the Juvenile
Court, n native Of Ohio, will make the
address OF the evening.
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Tubercular Children
Housed in Deplorable
School, Says Lawyer

Charging .nat the tubercuar school children attending
the Hamilton School, on Badensburg road, are being
trained in an unhealthy environment and not properly
housed or fed H. Ralph Burton, Washington lawyer yes
terday sent letter Dr. Frank W. Baou superintendent
Of schools asking betterent of conditions at the school,
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Il. 10. GiRsON. LR.

Funeral services for Edmund ".
Gibson. jr.. infant, son OF Capt I'D
mund H. Gibson. l.. :. A., and Mrs.
Gibson. who died Wednesday at his
psrsnts' residence. Aled. Fairfax
county. w., will 10 held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. Interment
will be made in Pohick. The child
was two years old.
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ALICE MOODY ADAMS.

Funeral services for Mice Moody
Adams. who died Wednesday ut her
home In silver Springs. Md. after an
extended illness, will be held tomor-
row at Gawlers Funeral Chapel. 1880
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NINE. PARKER.

Gifted Clairyoysn' and medium. THIS
gifted lady can tell you anything you wish
to know or find cut in business, health or
family affairs. When and whom you viii
marry what part Of tho country " best
for you. What to do 10 be successful In
ne. Removes evil influences. Tells how
to win and hold the one of your choice.
Satisfaction or no charges Headings, ~.
1:ii Il St " W. bet 18th and 18th.
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted clairyoyant ana PalInist, can ssed
yonr life. by tho lines In your palm. which
uats OF two colleges Of palmistry. and his
wond erfui gift Of second sight enables him
you important matters Of your future life
Dives advice on business matters, love.
health and family Affairs: tells name OF
you love Is true or false: what part Of the
country 10 luckiest to you: what to DO to
be successful In life: removes troubles OF
ali nature; brings the separated together:
tells the secret OF having personal In.
6uence with your sssociates Prof. Belmont
II Q Psychologist OF World Renown. Read.
,nes 81 1913 New York ave- ". W. neEt
door 10 Masonic Temple.
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r WALTER FOWLER. pat
80 eat attorney, brother Of Dr..
William T. Fowler. District
Health Officer. whs died We'd
nssAay aight Funeral services
will be held st ESQ tomorrow
At the Calvary Methodist Epis-
c0psl Church Interneat win
be In Rock Greek Cemetery.
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MADAME SELIA

Egyptian Painist and Medium.
Olives true advice you can depend on In
business. love, health and family affairs.
tells the name OF future husband or wife
and how to win the one you love: makes
up lovers quarrels or family troubles: re-
unites the separated and makes happiness
in your home; tells what business 10
luckiest for you and how to gain success
in anything you take in hand: IL you are
having bad luck or trouble consult Nine.
anteed. Phone Franklin 237s-J. Readings
daily and Sunday. ISL 7th st. y. W.. near
Eye Ut.
SPECIAL READINGS, soc
TWO WEEKS ONLY
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Pennsylvania avenue northwest. At
. o. M Interment will be In Coa-
gressional Cemetery. She was eighty
years old.
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HEARING is POSTPONED.

The hearing of the North Capitol
and lexington Citizens Association
before the District Commissioners
scheduled for this morning has been
postponed until next Friday.
Absence OF william @. Henderson,
chairman OF a committee named TO
protest for the association against
locating "a trash plant in that or
ganization's territory. cased the post
ponement.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
T.. A. VAN HORN.

Services for Edward A. Van Horn.
who died at Odd Fellows Home
Wednesday, were held last night at
323a street northwest. Following
tho ~rvices the body was sent to
Baltimore. Nd. for interment. Mr..
Van Horn was seyenty.five years old.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29


UNDER OUR NAME ARE CON-
rRoLLEp EXCLUSIVELY BY US
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY BY
NUMBER UNTIL SOLD.
, A FEW SPECIAL COLORED
BARGAINS.
1881 18th ct. N. E.-Br.: Or. & b.; la
trsss ga. ,l'SS each; n Tsr% Ss,, nr g.,
. isi zach. st. $500 T.r%. nat Dr. W.
lo2s-sl 18th st s. Err. $1,000 each
TIA. 18Th st n w.-Br.: Or. & b.. la,robe.
,aas . st, n, w-Br. Sr.; : garages.
$3.50 k sssS sa'h :: SO T. T gmr sr b.
furnace; sas $4,000; $500 cssiS
lsss-ss.so Kalorama rd;.Br; sr. b.;
atreoe; gas; bargain at $500. Your own
as Eye st. s w.-Br..- 8 r. $4,000.
sM " e. n VIZ. ri gas; 5000 Hs.
=, :sa "a q isr% %s.-pr. r., hall g b.;
I,ss N sas sss SEQ H. M E..y ssr%' r. b. Ia
uese. gas $3.50. Terms. Possession.
ssS. K st.-i,r; furnace. gas; sr,. b:
::' .s'Sss NV location,
''s %, o 81 %nb@; "A =: ps large iron,
and back yard; good location. 81. 1000; $500
cash; any reasonable terms.
lus ssth st. n. VT. r.; on street
car line: VACANT; excellent condition.
bargain at ss.sso: excellent terms
1917 and 1919 18th st. N. w.-Br.: .
S-family mats: each containing T. and b. !;
excellent investment and tine location.
$500 each: terms
fsS Morton st. n. w.-Br.: r.. b.: la
Iyis.i1i5L ith st. N. w.-Two CIR. and
h br. houses; excellent business location
location. $14500 for both.
IL . 1t. N. W.-Br.; T.. b., latrobe. gas
Sc, 500: terms.
Is1o-aI-23-25 C st. s. E-Br.. r. & b.
each; best bargain sc. $2,650 each; $500
cash. balance small monthly payments.
1898 n. J. ave- N. W.T.. r.. excellent
httle home. S1.t25 $500 cash.
yard. $4,000 each: $500 cash. $35 per
431 N ut. N. w.-Br., T.; excellent con-
dition: large back yard. $2.75o; $500 cash.
sUBuRBAN-Tuxedo, Nd: fr; 6 r.; lot
containing nearly three acres: excellent
garden. fruit. shade. etc $4,000; $500
cash. $50 per month.
THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAb LIST
OF THE LARGE NUMBER OF
HOUSES WE HAVE FOR SALE TO
CoLORED ON REASONABLE TERMS
BRADFORD & COMPANY, Inc,
Main 5s77. Main 5s7s
The Washington times., 1920-10-29

The worlds noted Medium and Psimist
She stands alone In her profession. AZ a
Scientific Palmist she In accurate. As a
Medium she gives names and descriptions
OF spirit friends, messages and Information
deals, mining and Inventions Pariors cor.
9Th A. q sta. ". ". Phone Franklin 232s
Office hours, 10 n. M. to 10 ~ IN.
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CLAIRvOYANTS
Licensed by the District of Columbia

MRS. UABER.t, clsirvoyant. palmist;
coIsults all AFFAIRS pertaining law. bust
ness, marriage; readings, 50c-tt. Parlors.
a22 VI ~. y. T..
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MRS. NJ. M. MCCALL.

The body of Mrs. N. NJ. Mccall,
widow OF Col. w. w. Mccall, OF
Florida. will be sent this afternoon
TO Jacksonville for. burial. Mrs. Nc
Call died last night at her apartment
in the sherman.
She was a member or a promine mt
Florida family. Her husband dis
tinguished himself during the civil
war. She IL survived by one son,
william Wallace Mccall, and one
daughter. Miss Caledonia Mccall.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
MRS. l.. n. BINGHAM.

Word w&s received here today that
the body Of Mrs. Lucille Rutherford
Bingham. who until her marriage to
Gen. Theodore A. Bingham, former
police commissioner OF New York
City, was a society favorite of Wash
ington, arrived in New York yester-
day on the Northern Pacific from Bor-
deauS.
Mrs. Bingham died october 90 on
the steamer. She had been seized
with apoplexy while living in Paris,
and after French physicians had de-
SPARED of her life, she asked to be
brought to America TO die. She suf-
fered a relapse on shipboard. from
which she did not recover. The body
will be taken TO st. Louis for inter-
meut.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY 90 loan In small amounts OSCAR
C. THOMAS. 40 National Metropolitan
Bank bldg.
HONEY To IOAN--,?50 10 $4,000 on
u. c. real estate. Several trust funds
All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers
WA. ". SAUNDERS g. CO,
southern building. so7 18th St ". W.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29
MADAM lara.
RIZPAH ELDON

CIAIRvoYANT CARD READER.
1917 North Capitol St, has returned and
wishes to see her many callers. Fee, 81
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MRS. ALVORD'S BURIAL
TO Be AT OLD HOME
Death Follows illness Extending
Over Nine Months.

Ma Cali. AIunrd pnnther NJ f.
,,-.-
NJ ANore' assistant 70 cue o''eo'o'
general of railroads, died yesterday
at her son's residence. 1916 New
u.n.,,.. oy.,,. ,,r,hv.st after
.,f. - non,hs m. hoav
~iu ha ssnt 20 her old home in Tren.
Tor III r,her. in,erment will lake
, IN s,,, %ne '"'e''e" "''
NJ xIwo.t u. rsmhsr NJ tha
ttonrh,on FAMILY one ~ IN. arst
,a,niI,es 70 settie In Indisna she
We. No., IN pr,,ceviI,e Ind Aurust
1874 Shs married Ozro Alyord. a
n,onser RAILROAD man An the Middle
ws.t ora .ttIed in trenton. Her
hr.h.rd a,.d severaI wears ago. sincs
-,hich ,ims .he has made her home
With her son.
She was a member of the Christian
Church. and until she came to WASH
in1ton In June 1918. was actively
identified with the work of the church
IN trenton. besides T. NJ. Alyord. she
10 survived hy another son. IL. III.
Award NJ Shreyeport. La. and a
daurhter Miss Nina n. Alyord, of
Washington.
prv rnAHcrs MOVIE, JOHNS0N-
Funerai services ior lne I,e',
chs howe johnson. proni,leh. Go g,
s s,aa WsSassaa ~
The Washington times., 1920-10-29

AN attractive home. centrally located. rea-
sonable price; party leaves city: occu-
pancy Immediately. BOX LOG. Times Of
fico: no real estate.
FOR SALE-Direct from owner, 64S Lex
ington place N. f.: rooms; modern in
every respect and in perfect condition; can
be ceen in the mornings between 7 and
o'clock; in the evenings between and I.
j. ID. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-10-29

CLEAN dry storage for furniture and
pianos Estimates chcerfully given
wEsCHLERS, 9so Pa. ave. n. W. Phone
MAIN 1882
The Washington times., 1920-10-29

MADAME SPARROW
EGYPTIAN PIANIST a CLAiRvofANT
60c-Special Reading-50c
To convince che public Of her nstursi
gifts to advise you In business, health, lam
ily and love affairs. Brings separated to.
eether. Tells the name OF who you will
marry and when. Removes evi! influences.
tells how TO win and hold the one OF your
choice. One visit to Madame sparrow will
pay you for many disappointments In
others.
1901 7th ST. N. w. (Cor. NJ
The Washington times., 1920-10-29

BONZAI DANCE TONIGHT.
The Bonzai Club will hold a Hal
loween dance at Mrs. Dyer's at y
o'clock tonight.
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MADAM ALLEN

OVc mADAm ALLEN wv
CLAIRvOYANT AND PALhIST.
Guarantees to read your entire iife-psst.
present and future; gives tIue advice on
business. love. health and family Anairs.
Special readings, soc. Between eth and sth.
liz v ST. N. W. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
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DANCING

GLOVER. els 22nd: priv. lessons any time.
75c: class Tuesdays and Fridays. W. ll2s
The Washington times., 1920-10-29

Licensed bg the District Of Columb
NINE. ORA PARKS.
NINE. JEANETT

nis kaI IA rS rc.nTs ,s sP'i,' =. T. a'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

the illness OF her father. has returned
Mr.; and Mrs. William sweet. of
Salisbury. Md; are visiting Mr.. and
i. IL. Thrift. who has been suffer
ing with neuritis for :; week. is bet
ter.
Mr". willcroy. or Richmond. is Wis
Ting her son. w. y. Wiileroy. this
Mrs. j. u. Haggcrty. of Sussex. y.
J.. Mrs. Eugene Burch. OF s;amou
ana Miss Ivy Nunamakcr. of Rich
nond, have been recent visitors of
captain and Mrs. George Carlton.
A!cck Clements and wife. OF Rich :
nond. spent the week tend with their
parents. Air and Mrs. J. T.. Clements.
Miss Blanche Gouldman. OF Han
over; is visiting in the home OF her
brother, clyde w. Gouldman.
Mrs. John S. Morris. with little
Rcbcccn Jean" returned to her home
last week.
Or. Robert DcFnrgcs. OF Washing
ton, visited relatives in town this
week
Mrs. Olivia Durham. of New York
is the guest of Mrs. G. J. Ro5crts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
CROCKETT SPRINGS

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CitDcKETT STRINGS. VA. July
2i.-itoanoke people form a large
proportion of the summer colony
here. To those who are here may
10 added the names o.. Mrs. Il. y.
Hun Mics Alice IIuf. Mrs Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. :. Sai!cnhurSer Mr.
End Mrs. NJ. T.. Ring and their i:t;!c
daughter. Nancy: MISS Margaret Jet
Mrs. y. J. jerks and her daughter.
and Mrs; i. u. Woods. of Charles
ton. W. Va
Friday night the guests enjoyed
JaciSy party. The prizes were
won by Miss Alice Hui. OF itoa-
nokc, and VI. W. Cant. OF Green's
boro. y. {. The Virginia reel vas
one OF the features o. the evening.
hearty welcome was accorded
Mrs II. $. coppee. OF New Orleans.
when abe reached the springs Fri
day.
The arrival o. another hahi,u.
"hi2h gave pleasure to all who know
her vas that az Mrs. James y. Woods.
OF Roanoke. with her attractive young
daughters. Elizabeth and Katherine.
ana James y. Woods. Jr.
Waller Jameson. Ernest G.. Bald
j. NJ. Harris. all of Roanoke. we're
weekend visitors. Others from Roa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
JOYS OF SUMMER TIME
IN COUNTRY DESCRIBED
Correspondents Throughout Vir-
ginia Tell of Social Lies
Diversions.
STATES RESORTS POPULAR
Thousands Spend Heated Term at
ScasliOrc and Mountain Rest
Personal and Brief Items
OF Interest.
lspecInl to Tho Timcs-Dlsnn1chl

CULPEpER. VA. July 2a-The
Cuipeper Troop Of Boy Scouts. under
ScOUtInastcr John Arnold. have been
spending this week on u camping trip
on the Robinson River near Locust
Dale.
Cards have been received announc-
Ing the marriage OF MisS Christianit
Joyce Blanchard and VirEinius
Fomn,leroy Brown, which took place
in Detroit, Mich. on July 18TH. Mr..
brown is the eldest son o! Mr. and
Mira benjamin Arms,ead Brown, OF
ncction both here and in lover Vir-
G!n.a.
Miss Mildred Bisphnm. of Baltl-
moro. nhp IL spending the GUNNER
here. entertained At cards on Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr ana Mrs Oryllle Loving and
Misses Louise and Jane Loving mo-
tored 10 Camp Dix, y. j.. and have
been spending the week with Major
and Mrs. McElfrcsh. The latter WAS
formerly Mis- Dorothy Loving.
Rev. Charles Duocll. 81 New Jcr-
scy. has been guest this week OF
Mrs. Richard Lewis. at "Koscdalc.
but Is again with Rev. and M's. Ken
Ecy Hammond at ST. Marks rec
tory here
Misses Jniiettc prown and Leslie
Carpenter have been spending this
week in Washington with their cOu-
sins. Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Por-
Ter.
Miss Frances Perry returned from
brief stay in WASHINGTON and is
again the guest Of Mrs. Taylor Perry.
on Main street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

friends in Chario;tc3yi!!c.
IL: q" MASon. alter 4 pleasant visit
M NJ m,s p p. ii". Mr; anu Mrs Il. W.
mas returned to newport News
Mrs. Roscnhcim and little daueh-
yer, or Wythcyil!.. ere visiting her
n2ther. Mrs. Sidney Wood. ana other
relatives III the city.
MISS Ella Hopkins has been spend :
ing the week Win tr!uuls a; Louisa
n,9 ar ana n, Mrs, W. l.. hiiies. OF Hich-
miib cm nnSe been sGrendins i,he week
ana Mr, ard Mrs. 4. g. watkins.
Jphh D&Eenport and little son. of
Ricimond. have been spending the
week with his aunt. Mrs. H. ii. Me-
tIire. IN the s!ty.
Ms Mae kir6y has returned from
a VISIT 70 Mrs. ". o. u,z in char
Miss Evelyn Martin has returned
rom a visit to relatives in char
Miss Elizabeth Jacobs is spending
| Susie Jacobs. IN Washiurton.
Mrs. ". W. Osborn has returned
from visit 10 friends in Washing
" i Mrs; ~ j. Parker and daughter:
,he formers grandson. G. l.. rarker
Mrs. J. Z. McAiexandcr and li,,lo
ss;Herai weeks, guests OF Mrs. H. d
/ McAleNanher. ia south GorGonsvill.
nave returned 10 tae!r home in New
I port News.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Gitb. OF New
n0rt News, lett on w ncsGay foi
Washington. after 81 pleasant vi.it 10
/ ne father. j. ID. H:hb. in south cor
/ louisville.
I Miss Nla,g!o Martin is visiting he,
sister. Mrs. j. }. Conman. al rhoc.
( Mrs J. H. Ouli. of Washington
| is visiting Mrs. i. J.. Jones IL, In.
/ John Scott Cowhcri, OF Hampton
. has been speni:na the p:eeh WITH
/ his parents. Ny. and Mrs ~ - Cow.
/ home SUNDAY accoTpanie' by hi:
sister. Miss eddie j. cpwh"rd. wh,
/ VIII spend some time with him
J Mr.. and Mrs. =. T. Bccton ant
/ children. attcr 81 pleasant visit 10
/ relatives In Washington, rcturne,
J home Wednesday,.
! Mrs. y 6. Lamb. OF Burnley. wa.
! = guest this week OF her parents
MT. and Mrs. T.. +. Harper.
Niles JUl!1 GoodlCc mas returnc,
/ from Orange. whore she attended, tn.
! Soincrviiie- Wambers!c wedding
/ Mrs. 6. L. Morris. of Orange. ha.
( returned from visit TO her sister
/ Mrs. j. j. coHman. a: rhocbus. stop.
ping over wlth her parents. Mr.. anG
Mrs. y. y. Martin. on her return.