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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
AUTO STRUCK FREIGHT.
Two Men Escaped Injury But Car Was
Mauied

st. Albans. Sept. 20.--An auto acci-
dent, the particulars of which are lack
lng, took place this morning on cross
ing in the village of Enosburg Falls
when an auto driven by two men, ran
into a freight. The car was badly dam
lged but the two occupants escaped
without injury.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
ARGUMENTS PRESENTED
In Case of wescott VS.. Boyce in Coun-
ty Court.

Arguments were being made in
Washington county court at Moutpel-
ier to-day in the suit for slander
brought by w II. Wescott against A.
A. Boyce Of Barre. Mrs. Wescott. wife
Of the plaintiff, and Mr. Boyce, the de-
fendant. were on the stand yesterday
afternoon just before the arguments
started.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
FUNERAL OF C. L. MILNE.
was Held Yesterday Afternoon at
william Mines Home.

The funeral of George LittleiohH
Milne. formerly of Barre who died N
Montreal General hospital a. the re-
.ult Of a gassinC b. received in France
while member 81 the Canadian eN-
peditionarv foroes. vas held ye-ter-
asv afternoon from the home Of biz
brother. William Milne, Of y Patter-
son street.
Rev. William kittredge. pastor e
the First Presbyterian church. OH
GATED both al The simple service a.
the home and At the grave The bcar
n. acre AleNauder Milne. William r.
Milne. William Milne and james Rob
erj-ou- Burial was IN Elmwood CEN
ctery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20
HEBSTERVlLLE
Laura Boucher the Bride of James
Donahue.

James Donahue, son Of Mrs. Dennis
Donahue of Northfeld. and Miss Laura
Boucher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Boucher of Websterville. were
united in marriage by Rev. Fr. La
Chance of ST. Sylvester's church yes
terday morning al s O'Clock. They we're
attended by Joseph Boucher, father Of
the bride. and John Donahue. brother
of the groom. The bride was gowned
in navy blue georgette. with hat
20 match. She carried bouquet Of
roses.
Amid showers Of rice and confetti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donahue left on The 2:l0
train for Montreal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20

Miami. Fla, Sept 2O--No further
word had been received at the Miami
wireless station to-day from the Amer
lean submarine R27. which in a wire
less message received here early Mon
day reported she was in need of aid
about 100 miles northeast of Nassau,
Bahama islands.
Sub-chaser l54 left Miami early to-
day under orders to meet submarine
chaser 320 of the Florida coast and to
accompany it to Jupiter, there to await
further orders
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-20

Sixteen pounds II granulated sugar
for 80 al Rnmanos' sfore-adv
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smoliett
have retufned 10 their home in Pro0i-
dence. r. I after passing tvo ~ threc
weeks with relatives in ths city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
TRUSTEES
SALE

~ s,'amt 10 Il certain deea OF trust
Wa'cl April -. 1910, recorded in Dsed
book 1888 ID. page 3Gi. Henrico Circifit
Court default having been mazda lin
the payment OF the debt thereby se.
offices OF G. L. II H. l.. Denoon. In,ss
10 10 so' isas, Main street. Richmond.
MARCH 1ST. 1921, IS
Mt IL O'Clock Noon. 1900
an undivided one-half interest ~ %
acres OF land, more or less ivInm
about six miles southeast of the cIts
OF richmond, between the New Mar
ket Road and Central Turnnik q IVA
described In said deed IA -
TERMS: Cash suihcient TO pay eye
penses OF sale and the debt due. with.
interest from August 20. 1910. Accrued
taxes. residue In equal Instain1enis
III one and two years from day of
sale. or all cash at option of pnrs,
chaser. 80
HUGH DENOoN, .s
Trustee -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Houses for Sale

BEt,k liouS&-Ninc r"ons. baths
apupir buck rnrch equipped Tor Hats
or pF!va'e dwellings $500 cash. Apply
7. Robertson. !uio Mc!'unuugh St
snslin ILt,hMnnL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Rcnoyating and Dyclng

AWNINGS. AWNINGS. 3
rush Madison. ais 'Richmondd vo a WHINE Inc
Co. sla North Ninth, ~; ~ 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

methods wont work
to-day. Come ANA hear nay victims. NJ
,nkc-on TO teachers. no back hand com.
mission ioi which Son are charged
extra, Low piiC,s AID ability ny sue.
ccss!!' Manly II. kanlos seventh Street
Opposite i'nich Msrac,. Victims on an.
4. "yu Easy terms. Madison i1la.
SANAl iiOSt:-c melody. latest iin,rov, d
system. .iivrv and Huid plated. with ca az.
slib. wo;.h Slit boulevard ass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

IN compliance with a decree of the.
circuit Court Of Henrlco County en-
tered on the 22d day OF Febr,,a rvp
ia2l In the suit of Ellis VS.. Ellis
me Undersigned, special Commits x
sioncrs vii, sell at public aucfionS
on the premises. on $50, ~
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Cd. 1891 -
at i:30 O'Clock +. A.,
Inc Aforementioned req, esta ~,
,yt,h consists Of q tract of land.
ricn County. described as foiiows.',9
THAT tract OF land, containing 2gs,4
acres. on south side Of Nuckols RnaSts
about 10 miles west OF RichnSn,i,e
bounded 10y the lands of JaYnn.
Holmes. Marshall Burton. Jr.. a,,r, hy
the lands Of the Tuckahoe Rantisr
Association. being a part OF the fras,i
81 ianu conveyed TO Isaac ellis IN
X {. iiolmnn and Wife by decd dat ted
July -. 1905 and recorded In Deed
HOOK laO-A. page i62. ~
TERMS: Dne-half in cash and tl,ol
balance in one installment at Six
months from Fay of sale, purchaser
70 execute negotiable note for tn,
baiance. with interest from the dirSS
or sale, and the title to be retained.
ny the court until the whole of TIA
purchase price Is paid. or ali aaSh,
IT the option of the purchaser. -
EDWARD L. RYAN.
j. &. ROBERTSON.
Special Comm ssionersi,fs
certify that the bond rcoutrad 80
the special commissioners in Ills
above cause has been duly rivar-'n.s
SAMUEL r. wADDiI.i. -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01


p idsii,, mhis kS-Fo: sale. $ G. Waite
H." ,io. spring delivery. H. T.. Sny.i.-
h3nle :. BOX 10 Hamnton. va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
LIJE STOCK
Poultry and Supplies


WHITE. aui Dtrk Brown l.c2korn cSrs
:. fo1 -: 80 too hnudptuh GpsS-Ws
- LENS. laying. also roostyr 1897 lit
tepaCr Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
NUR'IHSlDE BARGAIN.

!. rSi END s7.0o0. mot. n f-ruGui G1T,S.
H.mi- driach"d. north al Main ana east
- Boulevard Davidson y pnrhu, .nh
Egs' Nrln. RInduiph GNd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
AuC7iDaS--LEG>if..S
Legal Notices
- |

THE Annuai incetne OF The stocKho..iers
OF i!lc cans Rally Company will b. ne
AZ the oiiiuc OF the company sl6.Sis
East siatn street lt!Caii:oad. Va. Mnrc6
ISL, AT - O'Clock noon. George ~
ltndy. Secretary. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEcrtro

XIV almond. Virginia. February II mo,
NoIisl: is Hereby GIVEN th,, ~ :.
Annual Meeting OF tho StockhoId.rs ~
Tn chesapeake and ONO Railway ,..,w
pas, wtii ne held provided I'm ihn IA
Law. al int general once OF IN. 60,
puuy IA the Cay -: Richmond! E,rt,tn's
on rnr.day: the l3in ,day al Apr. 1871
ID Tor the ch'ction or directors
g., 10 approve aEd consent to- nv v,,.
OF othrri!Ise "a may b. prnr!,ir,i Ey ia.
an: rinicct 10 ahy necessary utIsrnDnf
o. ryts"n, ny punliC authoilty M. i.n -
10 the company. OF the acquisition othar
wise Dy the Company II ami "a tua 49,,
authorized by law, OF the tailroaG M
rrJptitS, with tue appurtenanccs tho r,nt
OF ine ,hesd p.a.c anu Ohio Hallway ,.nr,
Eany OF lndIa.a IN winch .tn.. t.Ju,,,,ny.
owns sinstnnAtai.y AL IN. CAPITA! Stock 80
~ 10 authprtk. ana cUtp-ent 10 mo
;"rn std i"'M- II any Instrument, 81
aas ne spDInitttd to the injecting:
~ TO approve. ratify and confirm S,c y,
aetna th-re tJteTc taken or authortzaJ H..
THE lizard aI DIRECTORS or by the r.<.,o.
iNc Committee VI the COMPANY by.t.t IN :,
pursuant TO any previous anthorIzntion h.
ths Stockholders Or otherwise, as may Ia.
submitted TO tnr meeting. and
t5b 20 transact suCn othei business n i.
MA: iawtu!lS come before the meeting
IN" stock transfer books viii be r.us.d
A. THE oiic. oi the Company No al
B'uauway. New ro,k City, on satHrln,
tEc 18TH DAY 81 March 1921. at twelve
o,clnck noon. nnu viii he rcupenci on
W"an.SS1 I,,y ,he so'h Jay OF April, 1871. al
BS order NJ tue i;card OF Directors:
a lREk.IIsIT sa..'..ar,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
Commissioners
Auction Sale

rEACI ~ LAND OK NUcKoLs
.aiaENEluO COUNTY, cOSTAININCii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

by BRAGG BROS. &c co. -.
Ecai ESTATE Agents and Auctioneers
$50 North Second Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
RE<fL ESTITE FOR SALE
Wantctl-Iicai Estate

WHEN YOU think OF lire insurance ana rca,
'chas l.. l.oehr aud Oscar - aiamsI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR Sale.

ONE :-ton STANDARD motor truck. worm
drive. motel 70: condIt.rn good AZ Few.
VIII sacr!!ic" Phone MndtsDn SAL!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

pNESlER dotnOnstTator. W. - MohH'
AL -i35 west Main street.
SECOND HAND iECtks-H- hhvo .
few small size second hand trucks a.
very reasonable prices Smith & li;cxs.
Inc. ~ North filisenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

Ky q. u. K III. l.. DENOON. I'M, =
Real Estate Auctionecrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

certify that the bond required az
thc special commissioners in tia
above cause has been duly given,
SAMUEL p. wADDiII. -: i
Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
REAL .1TE FOR SALE
Farm, and i.nnl ro.. Sale

GREAT EASTERN LAND co. .o,.2io
central Nations Bank Bnl'dinc Rlch-
lnpEIs Va
Is ACRES om !lN"t Road. iniles A.s, of
NehmonG .iousv about .la rooms, out-
buildings stream aud tru,. Price
{tpN". Geo. t.. Crawford u co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
WINCHESTER

WINCilESTER VA. March &C -
Mrs. Robert \ barton and h,r SON.
Major L. 4 barton. have returned
Mrs Edward Oldham, Worcester,
Mass. has been visiting her brother
and rii,-iaw. Mr.. and II. Clay
pr'i:au.".
Nj. and Mrs. George i. chapman
have returned from u visit to rrla-
tiV"s at Rocky Mount
Mrs john Randolph Graham has
returned to New York, after visiting
Or and Mrs Julian T. Ward
Mrs q = Atkinson. who has been
visiting friends here. has returned
TO WASHINGTON.
Miss Theresa Lynch has returned
10 Philadelphia. after visiting rela-
tiNcs here.
MIR and Mrs. Lawrence McCarrcli.
I."Porto. Ill. are visiting ;hc formers
father. James MCCarruli
MIR ana Mrs Arthur Atchcsou. OF
dubuque. Iowa. who have been
spending the winter Il; 81. Augustine.
were the guests during the week OF
Mrs JOSEPH y Miller.
air and Mrs. Charles johnson arc
leaving ~" first Of the week for Hot
Springs. VA.
Miss Emma I.arrick has returned
from a visit to friends in rittsburEh
aud Mci(ccsport.
Mrs. samuel Yates has returned
from visit TO her sister. Miss Mari.
Mitchell i'm Washington
Miss Virginia Aihev has returned
from Visit TO friends in Washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

.nE The MiddlcburE Hunt club for the
n"an'nS 81 race for the hunters
m',n, hiuuicburE. on April .. Tho race
Race for hunters.
Mrs. Mary Purcell IL yisItin. hcr
land. ''''''' 80
Miss Ann WILSON. of Baltimore. Is
v'si;inE. a, tho homo OF Dr and Mrs
+. NJ. Nichols
Airs. Hiao Thompson has returned
from u 'w" wroks visit to her dtush-
yer. Miss Stella Thompson. who Is
'cachinE In Richmond.
Mrs. William J. Coz. Of baltimore
~ visiting ut the home of her parents.
Mr. ana Airs. T. W. Edwards.
MISS Christine whitman has re-
turned home from - visit to friends
Mrs - ~. rrundlc. OF Washington.
~ nov tn" guest OF her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. L. II. Cross
Mrs. Charles lnvrahum who has
oe"h visiting hcr parents, Mir. and
Mrs /: o. llammcriy. has now gone
Miss Naomi Turnas has arrived
Florida
Misses Katherine ana Myrtle corn.
relatives.
Il. +. Wilson and family. of Wash
inYton, spent the w"cls-ond at their
summer home near town
Miss Julia Atkinson. of Staunton.
Us visiting Mrs. Z. T. Dudley
Edward w. Murphy. Of New Work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

decmcr. Palm Sunday afternoon
was sung ut the Episcopal Church
ana "Wednesday evening I'm the I.u,h
eron Church. each occasion Il Inrp
congregation being In attendance.
The Thursday club was entcrtaInr
This week by Mrs. Holmes Rolston. I,
the inansc Current events give
at roll call. suggested Il number :,
"nords diversion for members at tn
meetings The hostess served a he
lcctablc collation..
Mrs. Samuel c. Draper was at HON
Friday afternoon from $3.50 to
o'clock. during which n number q
responses We're made to the invita-
tons issued
The ncwly organized matrons' Il. I
=. Club WAS entertained wcdncsda
afternoon by Mrs. Fred r. l!anc
Miss Anna BELL Chaiiin. of III
faculty of Marshall college, Hunt
inGton. W. Va. IL spending IL
Easter season with her parents. u,
and Mrs. w. w. Chafnn.
Robert Baker and j. -. Williams
OF Cleveland. spent several days thi
week in Pulaski Oh business with tn
pulaski Foundry and Manufacturin
Corporation.
Mrs. Il. T. Thornhill left Tucsda
for visit TO her mother. at Char
lottC.
Miss Alma King has gone To Rich
mond to he ut the bedside of nc
mother. viii is a patient in st. Luke
Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
PURCEL.LVILlE

ftkCELLNll.LE. VA. March 2G-
y meeting OF tho Iouduuu county
Bts"hui League waa hold here
Thursday, ~. T. Mcdaniel. iirs, vice.
president ct tho loaEuc. presided. Tho
,H'r president of this ORGANIZATIONS
~. r.. Harrison. who's" death occurred
laSt f"ll. founded the Loudoum comn-
> ht:"haIl l."nEuc. and Through his
Gntr!nS efforts made IL u great sue
o"sh ~ IA" meeting Thursday rlans
i"F IN" coming year were made Many
cams nave already signed playcrs
ana thrr" ~ sure TO br u great race
for the pcnnnnt.
Mrs. {. Carroll Rrooks has returned
I" her home In Washington. after vIs
!t'hH h"r mother. Mrs Addison Van
D"Nantcr.
Mr.. nrd Mrs. Edward Lincoln
tonnes; OF EIwoIcld. W Wa. have an
nouhc'd IN" cnEaEImCnt Of ,hei,.
4"uEht"r. Mary Louise. to James
hWchanau MCcabc formerly of this
county. but since returning from col
i.H" mas made his home In West
Nirtihia. The wedding viii take
pltI" March IS. ia Blu.iicld. W Va.
rams nave about beer completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

special music rendered by choir
made up from the choirs OF the vari-
GUS churches.
committee OF laymcn from the
churches and the pastors. Will meet
AT the Episcopal Church Sunday. and
they arranged FOR weekly religious
services 1T the convict camp.
Announcement has been made OF
the approaching marriage of Miss
Harriet Evans Of this place. to Bcr-
nard Wycon. OF washington, Sarcl
80. at the Episcopal Church.
JudE" Godin has appointed as Dcpu-
~ Commissioner OF Revenue. H. g.
smith. IN place OF Il. T.. Dnmcron.
deceased.
Miss Nina Blu"coc, who has been
on II visit ia Mrs. J. Il. bowman, has
returned home. AZ Ashland.
MISS Mary Whitehead. OF Storencid
school. University. spent the week
cnd al the home Of her parents here.
owing TO the sickness OF MIR Hard
ing Saunders last week. the New Era
and The Progress. the two papers
here, were not issued Mr.. Saunders
~ recovering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

Luck
Mrs. H.. a. Splitter entertained a
number Of her friends ut bridge on
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. :. X. Fred have re
turned HON" from - v.si, - friends
tn Washington.
Mrs. u. G. sands has returned from
Il trip to New York
{. -. i.anicr and daughter. Becky
who have boon, spending the last
Two weeks al the residence OF Mrs
;. l.. Luck. returned 10 their home
In New York
Mrs. T.. J. Hubert ana Mrs. Ray
nond belmont who have been spend
ing TIA" paat two months in Jnmuicu.
returned TO their homes here on
Sunday
l.anon Dominick. who has been
visiting here. returned to his home
in New York
Governor Davis spent the week
end ut his estate here. after return
ing from New York. where h" at
tended a meeting OF tn" directors Of
III" X. i. l.. Railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

gray Canton crepe. with ha; to
Fram wh "% , ,"rr,sd t.i Whit fiblG
lilies OF tn" valley. The Riblc was
used 10y her mother on her yoadjnr
ua?' M!sS MarEarc; II. I.uwcnbsrG
iHt brides sister. was her maid OF
hui!"l. ana her cousin. Mrs Monroe
l.. Bardarh. was the Inatruu of hnno-.
They both wore gowns of beige .rrpc
ana carried an arm bouquet OF spr!ig
Mcssrs Milton l.. HAMBURGER. uuc,c
Of the bride: Monroe L. Rnrdnrh
Lara - Wolf ANA DaVid Guodsit.
w'rS USsh.rs. and The hrid"groom had
Stein. Immediately following ,h~
ceremony dinner was served In IN"
gray room of the hotel. after which
Mr. ana Mrs. stein loft for West,
reside N Jacksonville. rla.
The oUt-Uf-town guests attoudin,-
NE wedding Were: MIR ANA Mrs.
Joseph \ stein. father ana mother OF
Louis Larry u woif and Mrs I, n
nc"inanh. Of New York city: .pavid
Goodsi:c. OF kiwhal. :. H.. ana ~!ry'
Bcnci; tnrd Party.
\ social even; o; the Easter, soa,or
Wednesday evening a. o'clorj, in
;HG auditorium %: the knights OF
,olEm3uS Han Mrs DIuied I'urrag
ed for tn. llgkcst scores Tho NO.
Cetds WI! bc added 10 the .buildiur
iund 81 Tie North Richmond CATH
Ole Church
Clubs Z" Meet.
iN.SI3y .vcniug at $50 O'Clock In
ihe \. ". &. y. auditorium. the tNID
hvtSt clubs in Richmhud w!!i he as
Srmh!ed toErtNer-thv BUSINESS and
Ifoiessi"H"i Women's club ana Tic
rotary club The pousibilt.s. cor
IN" success Of this meeting I..s ina h.
- with the business ana Professional
Nomcu'S Club. Tor the reason tina. II
NH, at a. hos; ana the Rotary club
Az the Y. W. {. A. ~
There VII b" mo- special proyra,u
a. The y ". G. y. today Tho house
VIII lag open all day for those who
care 10 come. csryCiIlly b,.v..,,
church services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

mans Auxiliary "f the American
Legion. Post. NJ. !. viii bc hold
Thursday at II y. NJ at Legion head
quarters Main ana Belv;derr Streets
\ general monthly meeting or the
ran mcmb"Tahip of tn" board 81
managers or the Retreat for the
Sick. viii h" hold at thr hospital
Thursday morning at Ii o'Clock. This
Is The first meeting since II ncw rulc
was passed. chuupini: these meetings
to an" last Thursday az each month,
instead of each week. as formerly.
All committee chairmon vii! make re-
pOrts OF theLr work Tor tho mOMth.
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AMHERST

AMHERST. VA, March 81. paDucy
ShndidGr. Youngest Sou of ". T.
Sundidg". Circuit clerk was run over
saturday by car. Ills thigh was
brnN"n ana shoulder badly bruised.
Easter viii be- celebrated sunday
night at the Methodist Church by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
PULASKI

fiI.ASkl. VA, March 2G-A choir
Of voices from the ..vr,:,l
church cho!rs, have given rcnd!tions
81 Str John Stalncr's masterpiece,
The CruciiiNion." a meditation ON
IN" sacred passions of the Holy Re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27

visiting Miss KATHERINE, Thomas al
Fork Union for u few DAYS.
MiS. Leon Adams. OF GaStoua. y
-: - me guest -: Mrs. NJ a. Rudd
MISS Hculah Deeds. OF Selma IL
spending some time with nor Sister
Mrs Er.l Lmrrnns
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SOCIETY
Continued From TIrs, PagcJ

tCon,inucd From First PagcD
!. beethoven. and ,hosr talking part ar..
s Miss 1.-THE! King. Miss E;ho! Rollins.
7 Miss Jano Cushman. Mrs. watson
i colin Perkins. Mrs. George Is. Harper.
: Mrs. Thomas Whi;iet. Mrs. Horace
4, Dowcll
Subscription Dance SInnda:.
one OF the most nttraCtiN" affairs
: of the Easter season wNl b" - private,
. subScription dance at the TRAY 80!
, lcEe girls and boys rctu'n!nE home
I, for tn. holidays, I'm oUt-ot-towg pT-
+, ch"stra viii provide IN" music. The
= chapcrouS will be Mir. ana Mrs. J. :.
Perrin. Mr. ana Mrs. II. i. Patterson.
MIR. and Mrs William Meade Addison.
/. Mr.. and Mrs ". Il. Robins. Sir. and
!, William WNthc W.ugo and Mr.. ANA
Mrs. i. ". rurElc.
Benefit Easter Pnrt..
\ most attractive bcucnt affair "r
f the week. viii bc the Easter party and
egg hunt - bv held at go" West
Franklin Street the home 81 Mr and
. Mrs. Frederic William Scott under
+. the auspices % Tho Junior Auxiliary
cot 81 rauIS church. The 'ntcrtHiu-
= incnt Will hc hcld on FRIDAY after
noon, April |, at o'clock al sorts
r Of novel and intcrestinU features
have been PLANNED Tor the amusement
of those who attend, and rcigcs hm,nts
. VIII Ice served.
. Those wh, direct the III mDcrs Of
e the nnNiliary include Misses MARY
Dade Taylor Elizabeth Baker, Isabel
ana Elisabeth Scott, Emily Th"ma-
soa I Ia'nyrln' rG m,trh '>'"s
. an" frt"''''" '"'''"s'''
In Gr"rria.
Miss elizabeth Robertson. dauEh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs = T. Robertson.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Goats for Town and Country

WONDERFULLY Smart Coats, these of Polo Cloth Jersey
Velour and Covert, expressly designed for
woman who loves the great outdoors. belts
nOtchcd collars. mannish tailored novelty but
tons make these particularly desirable They silk
lined. and moderately priced at $3.50 TO $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Women'S Worsted JERSEY Suits

WolSIhD Jersey is superior fabricit longer
than wool jersey, and will shrink 1t is the ideal
fabric for sports suits These beautifully tailored in
plain or heather mixed icrsey-smart models with
notchcd or tuxedo collar, and pockets $50
$50, $23.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Women's Tweed Sports Suits

lOMESPl ~ Tweed and Scotch Tweed Suits admirably
adapted TO town and country The absolute
rectness and diversified style OF those are showing
proclaim the high art of fine tailoring They have the
distinction that comes only with real quality. Excep-
tiOnay priced S25, $3.50 $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Springs Smart Sport Frocks

CANTON Crepe fashions these lovely sports
caslons They are in the new Spring colors- Gray
Brown and 5luccnhanced in chic by contrast
ing color or youthful sash. Surprisingly low price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-27
Sports Hosiery
S1.59

LIGHTWEIGHT Sports
Hose in fancy heather
mixtures that will
harmonic with the
sports suit or top
skirt. High spliced
heel, reinforced foot,
seam up the back. In
all sizes in Blue and
Brown mixtures al
this exceptionally low
price. New Silk Hose
for Spring is also
moderately priced.