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AMHERST

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.I
| AMHERST. VA. May 22.-Taylor Is.
Harrison. of Norfolk visited his
mother. Mrs. Il. II, garrison. at Edge
wood" last week.
Miss Isabel Luke has returned to
Covington after visiting Mrs. p. II.
Evans.
William Harrison left last week for
Greensboro. y. c.
Mrs. y. +. Eskridge returned We'd
nCsday from Greenwood. =. G., where
She visited MIR. EsllridEe. who Is with
the State Highway Commission in that
State.
Mrs. w. X. Allen spent Saturday in
Washington.
Miss Stella Moore. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. w. X. Allen. left
Friday for Washington.
Misses Isabel Wagner and Vera Tig-
nor have returned from visits to their
respective homes, and have resumed
their work at Indian Mission.
Charles T. Rucker, of Lynchburg.
was guest Friday at the home of
h NJ. Cox.
Miss Katherine Harris. of Richmond.
is the guest OF her aunt. Mrs. q. II.
Brown.
MIR. and Mrs; +; NJ. consy, Jr;. Of
fey at Montpelier Farm"
Herbert Vaughan. of Brookncal.
spent the Weekend at his home near
the village.
Miss Bessie Hogc and Misses Martha
and Claire Robertson, of Sweet Briar
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. NJ
III. Robertson.
Mrs. y. T.. PenninE, who has been
spending the winter in Philadelphia.
is now the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. r. J. Goodwin.
Miss Sue Cary Darlington has gone
TO Houston, Va, where she will visit
relatives
Miss Charlotte Thomas, who has
been in training for missionary work
the past winter in Richmond. returned
home Tuesday for a vacation
Mrs. &. s. MCCleary and little
daughter and Mrs. John Thatcher and
daughter, who have been visiting at
the home OF Judge G. j. Campbell
left Wednesday for their respective
homes. in Washington. d. c., and
Camden y !
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BON AIR

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bon AIR, VA, May 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Woodson. with their
daughter. Miss Frances Woodson,
nave returned 10 Bon Air and are
occupying their cottage here for the
Mrs. Robert Bridgeforth is visiting
Mrs. II A. Marshall at Amelia Court
house.
Mrs. Henry kondrup is spending
some time in Washington, y. c. Be-
fore returning she will visit her
daughter. Miss Ammo Kondrup. who
Is attending = preparatory school in
Saratoga, y. y.
Mrs. q. G. Ryland and Miss Eliza
10 friends in atlantic City.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Nothing, MIS-
Jacob Bates and Miss Bates have
taken the Smith cottage for the sum
incr.
II. T. Cook. Of Richmond. was the
weekend cues; o! his sister. Miss
l.. L.. Cook
Mrs. John Christian is spending a
lew days IN Baltimore.
General Assembly of the Presbytcr-
ian Church, meeting in Charlotte.
Miss Brock was the Weekend guest
OF Mrs. Douglas Wherry.
Miss Mary shine, OF Richmond.
was = Weekend guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Young OF the faculty.
Misses Atkinson and Perrin. of the
faculty. spent the weekend with
Miss Ola walthaM, of Richmond.
spent the Weekend with Miss Cor
aeNa HoEg.
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WAVERLY

ISpcciaI TO The Times Dispatch.l
wAVERLY, VA, May 22.-Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Hassell. of Fountain, \. C..
are the guests OF Mrs. Hasselrs
mother. Mrs. T. II. Howerton. on
MIR. and Mrs. Dick Corbitt. of Hen
derson. n. c., who were the week
end guests of Mrs. Lucy, A. Chappell'
left for their home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida a. Wilkins and son,
Arthur. are spending the month at
Ocean View. Va.
Judge ]. T.. West, Miss Grace West.
his daughter, and Colonel Robert w.
Arnold, who attended the recent
meeting Of the State Bar Association
at Richmond. have returned to their
homes in Wavcrly.
Marvin Gray and Rhoads Moffitt- Of
Elon College, y. c., visited WaVerly
this week.
w. NJ. Harrison. who was recently
operated on at one Of the Richmond
hospitals Tor mastoiditis, has return
cd 10 his home near Waverly.
a former pastor of the Waverly Bap-
fist Church, was the guest OF his
friends in Waverly last Sunday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Land, who was the
recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Chappell. has returned to her home
in E.mporia, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Ellis have
returned TO their home near Waver-
". after an extended bridal tour to
Northern cities.
lIartwcll r. Stephenson and Baird
Moi,itt. OF Wakefield. visited friends
in Waverly this week.
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ONANCOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ONANCOCK. VA, May 90 = Miss
Margaret Powell entertained a num-
Der Of Schoolmates Thursday even
ing. 1t being her sixteenth birthday.
Mrs, Edwin Hartman entertained
at cards Wednesday afternoon.
Miss r.. Virginia Hopkins was
hostess for the Afternoon Card Club
Miss Maggie Hopkins returned Sat,
nrday, after months visit to rcla-
tivcs in the Northern Neck of Vir-
gin!a.
Mrs u. j. Titlow arrived home
from Wilmington. Del Saturday
where she spent the winter.
Mrf Claude IL. Nottingham and son.
Prcnilss. who were guests Of Mrs r.
l.. Shield for two weeks. went to Ral-
timore Thursday. Mrs. Nottingham
Donough School. and will enter her
son in that institution.
Mrs George Parkes Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chopper. Of
Mrs L. T. Waters is tho guest Of
Mrs. #. J. Hance. of Baltimore for
two weeks.
Mrs. Anna ". Craft is back from
trip 10 Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Quinby. Of Accomac,
was the weekend guest of Miss Mar
garet Curtis.
Mrs. George Lee Tosqne gave a
card party saturday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. l.. w. Teackle Quinby.
Mrs. II. l. Hopkins had as her
guest for the Weekend Mr.. Walter
Gilchctts. of Eastville
Mr.. and Mrs. William .StinsonA OF
Howard County. Md, will arrive Dat
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HEATHSVILlE

Especial 10 The Times DispotchI
HEATHSNILLE. VA. May 22.-Dr.
recently visited in Richmond, Nor
folk and Charlottesville.
Mrs. Marion Lawrence White and
her small son have returned to their
nome IN suffolk after two months
with relatives IN the county.
Mrs. Vivian Claiming was re-
cent guest i'll her fathers home. at
MT. and Mrs. r. Fl. Chiffon, of
liimarnock:. were recent guests at
Sunnyside."
Mrs. X. w. Chiffon, of Ililmarnock.
has returned from trip to Balti-
Miss Carrie Norris. of Lively, is
on an extended visit to friends in
Rockville and Norfolk.
Misses Blanche and Garland Stone
ham entertained for the weekend
Misses Beane,. of Lancaster. Mamie
Stoncham and Sarah Randolph Brent
and John and Robert Brent. of
Heathsville.
recently been enjoyed by the dane
ing crowd OF Heathsville. tho first
was AT "Wheatlands." in Cherry
Point; in the hospi,able home of Mr..
he home Of Mr.. and =" Mrs. '" Earle
Miss Marie wins,ead. of Cailao.
Seimiertaincd as weekend guests
crabGc and Beulah llnniiley. 81
Mrs. Thomas II. Fallin. of "Coan
Hall" accompanied by her daugh-
tcrs. Mrs. Gimpcl and Miss Ethel.
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Edward Hall
Mrs. c. l.. Taliaderrb. Reedville
spent Il week recently in the family
OF MIR. o. W. Douglas Election.
DR.. and Mrs. II Ward Randolph,
two children and Mr., booker recent
ly motorcd from Richmond for n
two weeks visit in the Reed home in
Recdvillc.
Mrs. w. f. Rowe. Heathsvinc. and
sister. Mrs. Il. Warren Edwards, of
Election, are visiting friends in
Washington, and their sister Mrs.
George Lee Turbervil!e, Jr.. in Fair
FAX County.
Mrs. L. Il. Booker and Mrs. A. c.
Mchenncy. OF Lottsburg. attended
the southern Baptist Convention in
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CLIFTON FORGE

Especial TO Tie Times-Dispatch.1
CLIFTON FORGE, VA..May 22.-
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j.. McCutchen have
returned from st. Charles, Ill. where
they spent several weeks with rela-
tives.
Those who attended the Democra-
tic Convention in Roanoke this week
We're: w. w. Halligan. J. II. Gala
han. George 0. Greene. N. F. Meeks.
r. l.. Spinnec. "A. Is. Davies, and j.
L. limbaugh.
w. y. Haley. who has made this
city his home for a number OF years.
has bought a farm near Charlottes-
vile, where he and his family will
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z: G. Chambers are
in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mason, of
Big Island, are visiting Mrs. Mason's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George O.
Greene.
Mrs. o. II. Fisher and daughter
have returned from Norfolk. where
they attended the funeral of Mrs
Fishers. mother, Mrs. J. w. Breed
love.
Mrs. II. NJ. Newcomb has returned
from Washington. where she attend
ed the Womens Missionary Union
and Baptist Convention.
Mrs. b. II. Durvin has returned
from 4 several days visit to Norfolk.
Mrs. j. W. Shepherd and Miss
Frances Greaver are visiting Miss
Mabel Tompkins at Chapel Hill, y. c.
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WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER. VA. May 22.AMrs.
Thomas iiarloc has returned to Bag
dad. Ky. after visiting DR.. and Mrs.
4. a. Humston.
Mrs. C. J., Miller is visiting rela-
baltimore
Mrs. o l.. Jamison has been Welt
ing relatives in Frederick. Md.
Mrs j. Reilly Grimm has reopencd
her home. after spending the winter
in Hampton and Richmond
Miss LYDIA Chapman has returned
IRON a visit 10 relatives in Lynch
burg and Washington.
Miss Ca1atola Noel. Washington.
mas been visiting her brother in law
ana sister. Nj. and Mrs. Daniel w.
Mrs. John w. Kern and son are
WS,lng relatives in Pennsylvania.
MIS-. q. q. Baker and her daughter.
Miss Mary Bruce Baker. Washington
arc with relatives here.
Mrs J. Frank Eddy Philadelphia,
is visiting rclativet in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Perry and Miss
Perry, Adrain. Mich, have been Wis
lung friends here while on a motor
I'M, tip in Virginia
MISS Mary Griffith has returned
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis pits
| here. '''s
ar. and Mne. John p. Lamb have
! returned from Elkton Va. where
hey attended the golden wedding an
~, mIiVersa,y or the formers parents
! Mrs. Louis Mccoy Mutton hos ra.
turned from New York and Washing.
ton. having spent some time in the
/ former city with hey, husband. Can.
tain Nulton. of the Vupcship Penn
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ASHLAND
rSpcclnl,o Tho TIrnos.pis

tSpccial to The Times Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, VA, May ga number
during the past week; on Wednesday,
afternoon Mrs. John Thompson Booth
was lat home" from Z TO O'clock.
ings. of Richmond. and Mrs. Ruthcr-
foord Fleet. assisted in receiving.
The younger set In town attended
on Friday evening. and Mrs. Josie
Wright and Mrs. J. Lcitch Wright
were lat homo" this afternoon from
Mrs. David Cakes and children. Of
Bloomfield. n. j., have returned home.
after visit to MIR. and Mrs. Bernard
Mrs. Luther p. Hartsook and Master
l.. Parkc Hartsook and Miss Juliana
iartsook were recent guests in the
home of w. c. Johnston in Williams
burg.
Mir. and Mrs. Richard Amundscn. of
Newark, \. J., have concluded their
visit TO the Misses Hcrndon and re-
Rev. and Mrs. ]. G. Patton and baby;
of Georgia. have arrived in Ashland
TO make their home Mr.: Patton ito !, Is
Mrs. Turner Johnston. of Norfolk.
is spsnd hrs W 'a %ans wi'n at her her
country home, Eastwood" Hanover
Dr.. William NJ. Forrest. Of tho Uni nj
and Mrs. J. NJ. Jones.
Miss cara Dugdalc will leave next
week to attend the finals at Augusta
Military Academy.
Miss Minnie Carter was the recent
guest OF friends in FrcdcricksburG:
Miss Martha McCue left Friday Tor
her home in Alton. after visit TO her
aunt Mrs. Clyde Barnes.
Mrs. w. c. Blakcy has returned 70
her home in New York. after spend.
ing some time here with Captain and
Mrs C. O. Blakev.
Miss Elfrcda =. Bridges. was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Hugh Dcnoon.
in Richmond this week.
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BIG STONE GAP

Especial TO Tho Times-Dispctch.1
RIG STONE GAP. VA, May "a
William y. Long. general superinten-
dent of the several mills in this
immediate section, arrived hero last
week with Mrs. Long. from Lenoir
City. Tenn.
Miss Hazel Fleener. who for the
past two years has had position in
the Western Union office here, left
Sunday for Norfolk, where she has
been transferred to the Western
Union Office in that city. Mrs
George Lewis will fill the position
left vacant by Miss Flccnor
Mrs. G.. T.. Wolfe. of Wilder. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Ms.
G.. NJ. Brown.
Mrs. Margaret ]. Hoff has returned
from a visit to Richmond and other
eastern points.
Mrs. NJ. II. GRADER was called TO
Bristol last Friday on account OF the
illness Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. i. Thomas.
Miss Mabel Smith. OF Chilhowic.
has been spending few days in this
section visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Polly. OF Penn
inston. Gap. spent Saturday and Sun
day here visiting Mr.. Polly's parents.
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lAWRENCEViLlE

~ LAWRENcEvlLAE. VA. May g
tuesday afternoon Mrs r r. War
~ il'fr entertained at auction bridge
fuius Freeman and Mrs IL l., WI
poth OF Richmond '
MISS Louise Williams and Robcr,
WI Ia N from Oklahoma. are visit
ing relatives in town.
MISS Christine Puryear left las,
Wcth 10 enter the University ~
MARYLAND Hospital. Of BaltimorS f"-
f.N months course IN surgical dress.
etal nursing. Miss Puryear has re-,
nursing in Iawrcncey!lIe fo- ~
pas eighteen months and viii ho
missed ny the many friends she has
Mrs =. l. Smith and children. who
nave been spending some time At ,hn
NON. o., MIS-. Smiths father. Sherifr
~. - Turnhuil, Harmony Crow :,
III NHhd.y Tor their home at Colds
Mss Mss Frances Hear,well left We'd
nsSday Tor Richmond TO be tho eucs,
OF hfr aunt. Mrs w. J. o'Connor
Hias Grace Mallory returned las,
mond '''e"NS !" i'eh-
Mrs. J. II. Ryland. formerly n, ,,,.
n,ncc' now OF Petersburg. is The
E9eIi ms week OF Nj and Mrs.
Mas"ns Lott Thursday 10 a,tsns !, ,te
union ~ tho Scottish Rite Anon =
inc party worn Mcssrs " = ~
NOR, :. pUTdy, James Rauhen ~
T. II: Valentine, w a rro.tcr y
Hawks, L. w. Edwards. r. C coz.
Mesdames J. j.. Lashley. :. C. S,ro-
heckcr and \. l.. Cox returned Ia g,
Frirny from Petersburg, having hs.n
in the Cockade City attondirc ~
sixteenth annual session q. ,hs W..
ginia Grand Chapter OF tho Ordor -.
the Eastern Star. they hcinc tcle.
gates from Brunswick Chapter No
20. Of this place. This chapter va.
also represented in the grand chan.
ter by Mrs j J. Pond. a pas; natrnn
wh3 Joined them IN Petersburg.
Misses Mary and Eva Snow ar
rived sunday and spent few day,
LOIS "eck at tho home Of Their
nrotner. J. +. Snow. en- route to joir
their mother AT Raleigh. n. C.. leav
ing on "wednesday for that city.
MIS-. ]. L. Spatig returned Mon
day from a visit to Petersburg. il
attendance upon the sessions OF IN.
Virginia Grand Chapter Order of In,
Eastern Star, OF which she IL mas
worthy grand matron. and also .ron
visit to relatives In Richmond
While away Mrs. Spatjg was Joined In
Richmond by her mother. Mrs. o. i
Short, and sister, Mrs J. j. Pond
and visited their relatives. Mr.. ant
( Mrs. Charles Dabney and Mrs. Ed
: gar BuJ3ock. Mt Guinea, Va.
Mrs. lfufuS Freeman and Mrs. n. T..
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prssbytery TO install his son. Rev.
william Miller. as pastor OF Ollvct
Presbyterian Church. Tho pulpit OF
the Arvonla Presbyterian Church was
hlled Sunday evening by Rev. Plum
mcr j.. Jones. OF New Canton.
Mrs. John Wilson, OF Richmond,
spent tho week here At "Bear Gar
den" with her daughter, Miss Edith
Marie Wilson.
Colonel a J. Terrell, of Bear Gar
den. was visitor In Richmond for
several days this week.
Jamos Dickson. OF lillerson, Va,
last week visited his sister and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alox-
ander Williams.
Mrs. Owens. OF Harrisburg. Pa, has
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Du Church tomorrow morning.
reaching ut night in Roanoke. The
Rev. Claudius Smith. of LynchburS.
held services Friday night prepare
Mrs " S,,m,cr of Rn,no,,o
was the guest for several days OF
flrs. y. V. Hancock.
Mrs. T. NJ. Bannon. OF Wilmington.
Del, is the guest OF Mrs. ]. Is. Crosse
close.
Mrs. Alexander Stuart, OF Abing-
don. stopped over as the guest of
Mrs. w. w. Chailln en- route to Dan
vile to attend tho Federation Of
Woman's Clubs.
The Roy Scout Troop. in charge
of tho Scoutmaster, tho Rev. l.. c.
Dickerson. left Tuesday for Mount
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Has Voice Like Dc R.uk.,.-

who is likely TO provo ono of ~.
greatest OF singers mado his debut
Mt the Lyccum Thcatcr. barcelona.
IN q performance OF Bizct's Carmen
ms rendering was 30 forcible and I'M
VIII achieve an Immediate SUCCESS
Reszkc. W
Tho new singer. whoso namo ia An
tonic Montcro de Espinosa, possesae,
a voice OF great power and comnass
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NEW CANTON

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
NEW CANTON. VA. May 22.-Mr.
and Mrs. Otis Robinson. OF Raleigh.
N. c., motorcd to New Canton on
Saturday last. and are spending tho
week here visiting friends and rcla-
tivcs.
crn Albemarle County last Sunday
as n member OF commission OF
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH: SUNDAY, MAY 49, 1920

sylrania. flagship OF tho Atlantic
Fleet.
Mrs. w. Miller Fletcher and Mrs.
Harry Q. Fletcher and son, have re-
turned from washington.
Miss Mary Louise HcnninE has been
visiting ut the home ofAhcr cousin.
Major James w. Denny. in Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. William II. Carter.
Crcwc, Va, have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. &. l. Carver
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visit Mrs. William

Hopkins.
AIr. and Mrs. Edward .;tcvens and
Two children. OF Utica. N. ". are
Monday afternoon tho handsome
United states flag which was the
Eift OF the Girl Scout Troop. No. SO.
10 phe school was raised with i'm
preSSivc exercises
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Watts. OF Richmond. are visiting rcla-
t!res and friends in town this week.
Misses Mercedes and Margaret Dun
lop are spending a short while at
their country home, brunswick
Hall"
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PULASKI

ISpecial to Tho Times-Dispotch.1
PULASKI, VA, May 22.-Bishop
Robert c. Jett. of the Diocese Of
Virginia. will hold con-
frmatlon services in Christ Episco-
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Mitchell. n. c.. where they will go
into camp for n fortnight. The
Scouts went by train to Glade Spring.
Va. from which point they. wero 60
ing to hike through tho country.
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LIFT for home after spending some
55ays mere at the homo OF hcr ulster,
flrs. Charles Il. Stone.
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SOCIE. IY
Continued From FRS, Pnge.)

{: Continued From Firs, PnEe.)
ION Thursday AZ O'clock. Tho sub
!. 3ect will be the Mcde;i OF Eurip idc T.
tdranslatcd by Gilbert Murray. This
tplay is being given. this month by
1 the Theater Guild OF New York. and
sds of especial interest for that rea-
Z son. Miss Jones' readings are open
to the public.
: Miss narrixon N bridesmaid.
|: OF interest in Richmond is the fact
that Miss Ursula Harrison. daughter
of Mr. ana Mrs. Fairfax Harrison. OF
Belvoir. near The Plains. Fauquier
County, Will bc one OF the brides
maids at the wedding of Miss Geral-
dine Fitzgerald Adec. of New York.
and Francis -. Bradley. which will
!: take place May 20 in ST. Mary's
Church. Tuxedo Park. n. y. The
6ride was = schoolma;e of Miss Har-
-rison in seminary near Catonsviilc,
Md. Miss Adee is the only daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Ernest Adee. OF New
York. and the groom is son OF Mr..
Charles Bradley, OF New Jersey.
Married in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Lear announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Mary
Gertrude. TO Walter Ray Woolard
The ceremony was performed in
Washington on Saturday. May Is. in
the TarIors OF the Rev. Titus Il.
Davis. pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. and Mrs.
weolard are at home a, c5O7 East
Clay Street.
dig Concert Tomorrow Night.
One OF the most interesting must
cal events OF the month Will he the
grand concert and chorus 10 be given
by ST. Marys Industrial School Band
OF Baltimore. assisted by boys
choir and zoo voices from the Cathe-
drai School and Marcus Kellerman.
The affair IS for the benefit of ST.
Mary's School. which was recently
hnrnri will tukn nl3cn MOndly
evening al Sis o'clock in the City
Auditorium. and number OF promi-
ncnt Richmond women nave been
asked TO act as patronesses for the
event.
Concert and Entertainment.
\ musical even; OF much interest
will be the concert and entertain
Inent TO be given by. the Ladies
TO be held at the John Marshall High
ing. May 81. at Sis o'clock.
4 fine musical program is arranE-
piished artists. The affair is given
for the benefit of the Jewish War
Relief Fund All interested arc in
vited TO attend.
Class TO Receive.
The confirmation class OF Eeth
AhD5a Temple will receive their
friends in the assembly hall of the
Sabbath school this afternoon be-
BoehiinE- Bonini.
Mrs. NJ =. Nonderlchr announces
the marriage Of her 6Sus dtcr, Mrs.
Mamie Bontni. 10 Herman August
iRoehlinr. which took place at the
Bcned!ctiRe chapel. May 10. at II
O'Clock. Rev. Father Mark, assisted
bv Fathers Benedict, Albert. Herman,
Walter. Boniface. officiating.
The bride was given away by her
brother W. a Vonderlehr. OF Balti-
more. Md. and, G. 4. Boehlng acted
as best man for his brother. The
bride wore a dark blue travelling suit
with ha; to match and a corsaEe
bouquet OF orchids and lilies of the
valley.
linn cdiately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. BochlinS left for a
Northern trip.
Pupils Recital.
Mrs. Luther Z. Spencer will give
her fourth annual pupils recital on
Friday, June is, in the Bellevue
Junior High School
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$l7. so
For the Most An1aging
COTTON DRESSES
Crisp and Nezg From Their Gases

$50 Exquisite Imported Cling
Frocks Monday
the prntngs the colorngs the trimmings
worthy in
price).
They market thew
would be priced higher Choice sizes
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Nil: LieTe,iyp MoxGn and her small
VISITING their cousins. the Misses Jones,
Mir and Mrs. Henry L. Staples and fam
Sly will shortly move into their new home
al DUn;rea;h.
Mrs. Harvey Riitenhousc. Of philadol.
n nh!a; - snendtn1E z fey wSeeEs with her
crcwc.' "'-N -A''' y . S"'''AS0h' at
d. and Mrs. George Rolling Loo. whose
&sS ARE ,s 5s0 nd g. some SGo tine at
Mrs. w. II. l.. Lee
CAPTAIN ana M.s'.K. w. Yancey have
cupy. "
Mrs. r. II. Fcrreil. OF Albany. Ga. and
heF two sons axe visiting in Richmond.
woMEN's MEETINGS.
piiTn The Service Of tho King Circle of
o. Mrs \. T. Tho7I,0n 2sl East Frankiin
street. Monday afternoon a; $3.50 o'clock.
The raspiar mG!t,nE OF the. Ray OF Sun
residence o: Miss T. /. Cur!ie' ENC Easi
Broad Street
wsl,5 nissi Ies ot shs ,ional
S., nS"a az o'clock at4.i1, Ea2t Grace
The annual meeting OF the Colonial
D iSstf o; AmeriSa n the Stale OF Virginia
day a. nse IN .he W2mans Club On Tues
mess VA! come before the meeting and
election OF officers will be held.
The Parcn:-Teacher Association OF Gin.
faik VA! meet Tuesday afternoon al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

Tho regular meeting OF the Raw of Sun
hhiae G!Ec.e OF Kings Daughters will lie
Eelu MONDAY evening At O'clock at the
Broad Street. ~ '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
WOMEN's MEETINGS,

In the Service OF the King Circle of
kinES Daughters will meet al tho home
@. Mrs ! 7. thornton. 2.!l East Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23

"A meeting OF the Iaterdonominational
meI!Atc League Will be held Tuesday al
So: :nS1a az o'clock att..ios Ea2t Grace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-23
NEW! AT Prices That Challenge the World
Sports Type
SKIRTS, $1,000
Monday

THESE are superior in quality of fabric and
L style. Ordinarily we could not price them
at or near Mondays price
They include fashionable checks and plaids in
black and white, browns, greens, tans and
grays; sde-pleated and belted. Skirts which
plainly say I'm high priced article" Mon
day, on the second floor $1,000