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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-09

Goodman, Methodist Church. A rscsp.
followed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bridgland will live at 31l Linccln ave.
nue.. Palmyra. N J.
The marriage of Miss Edna Rubin
stein, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Rubensteln, Of 402 jackson street. TO
Mr.. Edward Rothenstein TOOK place on
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Rothenstsin left for . wedding trip to
Florida.
.Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Dessauer. of
1904 North Broad street. are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF
son. Leo A. Dessauer, Jr.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The marriage of Miss sara r. Pom
Grants. daughter Of Mrs zippora Pom
erantx. Of 2l44 North Thirtieth street,
and Mr.. Meyer Levey. also Of this city
will take place on Sunday evening, June
ls. at Mayors Drawing Room, q 1890
North Broad Street.
The marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Bridgland. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick +. Bridgland. Of 1891 West
Smith. took place on Tuesday. at the
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woMAN.s PLACE IN PoLirICs
Recent political Happenings have demon.
strated the influence that the fefn!nine vote
!s soins 70 plsy In the future, No one V
interestingly about this subject than Con-
stance Drexsi. whose articles appear, ,rsgu.
larry in the morning PUBLIC LHDosA "Make
IL q Hablt."--Adv.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

The engagement Of Miss Louise Bur-
nett Hadden. daughter Of Mrs. Arm
strong Hadden, Of 6106 Springfield ave-
city. was announced recently At .
luncheon and card party. which Mrs.
Hadden gave for her daughter.
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HUNTINGTON

HUNTINGTON, w. Va. Jan. 2s.-Many
interesting social occasions haye been
planned for the month of February, one
of which will be the dance at the Fred
erick Hotel, following the West Virginia
Washington and Lee basketball game,
which will be played on the night OF
the 9TH.
Miss Isabel Mcintosh, OF Sixth avenue,
has as her guest Miss Leona Mcconnell,
of Pikeville, Ky.
The Gypsy Club gave It's third dance
Monday night at the Frederick Hotel. A
large crowd was present. and music was
furnished by the Nelson Naples Seven, Of
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Mrs Irene Hatch and daughter, JOSE
phine. are spending two weeks In Rich
mond, Va, visiting friends.
Mrs. J. r. Hoiswade was q charming
hostess to q group of her friends. Those
attending were Miss Ollie Stevenson, Mrs.
3, q. Biggs, Mrs. c. NJ. Cohen, Mrs. c. l..
Ritter, Mrs. n. c. wRlburn. Miss Emma
McClintock, Miss Grace Kelley, Miss
Martha Valentine, Miss Ora Stats Mrs.
c. A. Stats, and Miss Lillian Hockney.
Mrs. Robert L. vinson. Of Louisa, KY,
has returned to her home after = visit
vita friends here
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NORFOLK

NORFOLK, Va, Jan. 2s.-The mar
rage of Miss Lillian Russell Edwards to
Theodore wardell Duell took place at the
pa rsonage of the Client Methodist Church
In Spottswood avenue, with the Rev.
Frank Wells officiating.
Announcement 10 made of the marriage
Of Miss Ruth Madison, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs A. q. Madison. OF this city, to
clyde B: Twiddy. son OF MT. and Mrs: T.
mony was performed in the presence OF q
few relatives and friends.
A marriage was solemnized at the
parsonage Of the ocean View Methodist
Church, when Miss Lottie Virginia Powers,
daughter of Mrs. Louvinia Powers, Of
Winfred sykes. jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. 8. Sykes, Of this city. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. r. N. Hart
ness.
Mrs B. NJ. Baker has returned to
Gloucester after spending several days at
her home in West Freemason street.
Muscoe Burnett returned to Richmond
after spending the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. James e. Etheridge.
Henry B. Reardon, jr.. who has been
spending several days in Baltimore, has
returned to his home In Fairfax avenue.
Miss Alice Quintart, Of washington, II
the guest Of Mrs. James p. Jervey at her
home in Hampton place, Portsmouth.
Miss Sallie Claiborne Hogan, who has
been visiting M. and Mrs. Hushe: Holland
her home In Morganton, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward r. Wilcox have
spending several days with Judge Thomas
H. wilcox, In Freemason street, before
moving into their apartment In the
Mercer.
Mrs william A. Gooch. Of the University
OF virginia, who has been spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. James u.
avenue, 10 now the guest OF her son and
daug hter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. william g.
9ooch. II, - thar hanA N Rlokmond.
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LYNcHBURC

LYNCHBURG. Va, Jan. 2s.-Mrs. John
K. Ganaway was hostess at two.table
bridge party with Mrs. Ernest Claiborne
Brown and several other autumn brides
honor guests The top score was made
by Mrs. r. q. Robertson. jr., and Miss
Fannie Craddock. Others playing were
Mrs. c. Raine Pettyjohn, Mrs. Charles X.
Burks, Mrs Walker Hammer Adams, Nat
s. Guggenheimer and Miss Anette Moore.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs II.
GorsSn Moore, was the guest OF honor at
a 2slge party of two tables, given by
Mrs. Clinton Dewitt. jr.
Mrs. william Newman, Of Huntsville.
Ala, who IL the guest of Mrs. Gustav
Stalling, 10 being mucn entertained dur
ing her stay here. During the week she
was guest of honor at functions given by
Mrs. r: j.. Hancock Mrs; II. Minor, Davis,
with several others in prospect,
Miss Helen Freeman. who 10 here on her
way to New York after q visit with Miss
Ella Binford in Richmond, 10 the guest of
Mrs. Charles @. Crad"ccx. IN Oskyiew
to Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy II. Johnston and
son. of Fort Smith, Ark, are visiting
Bessie Rogers before her marriage and
attended the woman's College.
Mrs. Hall Dollins, Of Covington, spent
the Weekend here with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Earl Dollins.
Mrs. w. A. Brock has returned to her
homo at Fall River, Mass., after a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Goode.
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Miss Mildred Clover
ne3NeY 4 BISHOP PHOTO.
LEWISRURG

LEwIsBURo. W. Va. Jan. 2s.-Miss
Lillian Collins, who teaches in Allegheny
Collegiate Institute. at Anderson, visited
Misses Annie Austin ana Pearl Swearin-
gen.
Robert Handley has returned from a
visit to New York.
Miss Rose Sullivan, OF Brantville. is n
guest in the home Of Mrs. George
Sprague.
Miss Mary Arbuckle, of Waynesboro,
Va, Is visiting the family OF E. L. Bell.
L. Z. Mcwhoter, of Charleston. came
to Lewisburg as a representative OF the
resolutions of that body to the bar and
court of this county, relative to the death
Of Judge L. ]. Williams.
d. b. Hayes, OF Ivinwood and Ben
Hays. of Rainelle, were here this week
visiting their father, who was hurt some-
time ago by an automobile, but Is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Henry Mclaughlin. Of Raphine.
Va, spent Monday with her daughter,
Miss Margaret, at the seminary here. She
also visited her sister, Mrs John Harris.
and her mother, Mrs. J. C. Brown, of
Ronceverte.
Luebo. Africa, arrived in Lewisburg and
were the guests OF Mrs. James Laing.
Mrs. J. B. Brawley, of Clendennin and
her brother Lake Bell. were here to see
their grandfather. j. A. Hays, who 70 IL
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Mss Helena Caperton
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SALEM

SALEM. Va. Jan. 2s.-Mrs. Warren L.
Norman, in company with Mrs. George
slicer, OF Roanoke, has gone to Rochester,
MINI. where they are patients Of the
Mayo Brothers
Miss Minnie l.. Wells. OF Philadelphia,
Is spending the winter in Salem with her
brother. C. L. Wells.
Mrs. Adolph Schumacher. who has been
with her mother at Annapolis, Nd, for
several months, has returned to Salem.
Mrs. b. c. Jamison, OF Farmville. is at
Squire Campers home, having been called
here by the serious illness of Miss Ella
Camper.
Supervisor Thomas, Of Catawba district,
Is i'll at his home near Catawba.
Capt. y. C. stoy. Federal health Off.
GERS, has been in wythe and Pulaski
weeks. He Is establishing a health unit
in Pulaski similar to that now in opera
ton in Roanoke county.
Hon. J. Sidney Peters. State prohibition
commissioner. conducted services at the
Methodist churches of Salem, Sunday.
The Rev. Loren Macdonald, OF Concord
Parish, Mass, delivered lecture in the
college gymnasium on Emerson and His
Friends In Concord"
O. NJ Paynter has returned from .
business trip to winston-Salem, N, c.
The formal announcement has been
made Of the marriage arrangement OF Miss
ing, to Capt. Samuel White, Jr., Of the
Field Artillery of the United States Army.
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CUMBERLAND

CUMBERLAND. Nd, Jan. 2s.-Judge
and Mrs. ALDER \. Doub entertained with
supper dance at their home on WASH
ington street. about thirty-five couples
being present. Music was provided by
Cromwelrs orchestra.
For the first time in the history OF the
Rotary Club ladies night was observed
Tuesday at the FIT. Cumberland Hotel
James Heron, a member of the New York
club, was the speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Peacock enter
tained In honor of their seventh marriage
anniversary.
Mrs. Andrew jackson Cromwell rave
an informal dance at the Boulevard Hotel
last night.
The Western Maryland Shrine Club will
present q comedy, THE Jsllies OF 1922"
at Crandalrs Strand Theater. February
n and 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. StegmAier were
hosts at a sleighing party.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Law and Mr.. and
Mira Howard Nickel Jointly gave q
dinner
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STANTON

sTAUNToN. Va, Jan. ss.-Miss Janet
Morris, OF Washington, Is spending Q few
days here with her father, c. l.. Morris.
Thomas b. Huff Is improving after being
confined to his home for some days with
grip.
Mrs. r. Thomas Holt and little dauEhter,
Frances, are visiting relatives in Richmond
for several days.
william A. Pratt has gone to Florida on
q business trip.
Forrest Taylor has returned from clifton
Forge, where he spent the weekend with
friends.
Mrs. Charles s. Drexel, who IL making
her home with her daughter. Mrs. T. ID.
Boone, has gone to Washington, where she
expects to visit for several weeks.
Emory Wilson has returned to Balti-
more, where he IL attending school, after
spending several days at his home here.
Meredith Baugher. Robert Fulwiier ana
Ralph Hanger were In Stanton Sunday
from Washington and Lee University.
Mrs. l.. d. Enslow and Miss Margaret
Ensiow have returned to Richmond after
spending some time With Mrs- u. u. Kabla.
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NEW MARTINSvlLLE

NEW MARTINsvILLE. w. Va, Jan %.
The wedding of Miss Fanny Lemasters
and c. NJ. Snodgrass was solemnized at
Jacksonburg, W. Va, according to word
received here. Both are well known
here
One Of the most elaborate social func-
lions held here in some time was the
bridge-luncheon given by Mrs. J. W. New
man. Mrs Newman had guests invited
for seven tables.
Mrs. q. w. Kotzebue entertained for
Mrs. James r. Frame. Of Sistersvtlle, w.
Va. with q dinner party.
Mrs. Maud Leap, OF Hainesvills, La, II
visiting her mother. Mrs. Lima Wells, of
North Main street
Mrs. g. MARITIME, of Pittsburgh, Pa. 10
the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. d. c. Norris has gone to Wichita,
Kan. and Oklahoma for several weeks
visit with relatives.
J. H. Anvil, Of wenatchee, wash, has
left for his home after q visit with Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Postiewaith, of Maple
avenue.
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SlS1ERSvlLLE

sIsTERsvU.LE. w. Va. Jan. 2s.-Mrs
J. Hanford Mccoy was hostess to a number
of her friends at bridge. Mrs. Harold
Stephans was the lucky contestant, while
Mrs. NJ. L. Coulter. of Pittsburgh, Pa, q
was awarded a visitors prize. Those pres.
ent were Mrs. Coulter. Mesdames J. c
Jones, c. r. vickers, e. c. Jones. John
Flynn, Frank Dunlap, Ida Irwin Shanor
Harold Stephans Roy Emery and Misses
Mabel Flynn and Lucille Clendenning. :
Z Mrs NJ L. Coulter. who In a visitor a,
the home Of Mrs. l. o. Murray was enter
Stained by her hostess at bridge. Several
hAssies were In play.
The engagement OF Miss Della NJ Thomp.
son, we'll known In this city and prominent
as a speaker during the Presidential cam
paign in Tyler county, to Elton Warman
a Morgantown, w. Va, business man. was
announced at a party at the Pi Beta Phi
sorority house at the West Virginia Uni
versity.
Relatives from New Martinsville, East
Liverpool, O., Ben's Run and other points
in the Ohio valley were present at the party
given by Mrs. Nancy Ridder. OF Paden
City, w. Va, in honor of her eighty-sixth
Mrs. T. c. Stirling. of Mars, Pa, 10 the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. James 7. Sugden.
Mrs. Ethel Travis, who has been the
guest of her sister. Miss Mae Boyd. and
other relatives, has returned to her home
In Clarksburg, W. Va.
Mrs. Charles Kelley, OF Wheeling, W.
Va, has returned home after few days
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Work
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FREDERICKSBURG.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Jan. IS
Historic Aqua Church was the scene OF
. pretty wedding when Miss Caroline
a.ursss Of Mr. and
n. c. The ceremony was performed By
the Rev. J: L Taylor. rector OF the church.
Of Trinity Parish this city. Miss Virginia
Buchanan Moncure, sister OF the bride,
was maid of honor and DR.. L. M. Long.
brother OF the groom, was best man.
Following the ceremony a reception was
rendered to the bridal party, Immediate
relatives and intimate friends at the resi-
Fence OF r.. A. Monoure, uncle Of the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Allison gave. an
entertainment at their home, Bunker
ing their twenty-fifth anniversary. The
home was beautifully decorated and an
orchestra Of five pieces furnished music.
Miss NJ. Theodore Hill, daughter of
Trevor T. HILL and Joseph e. Young, U.
8. M. C.. ouantico. were married in WASH
inGton Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Young will
reside at Quantico where the bridegroom
10 at present stationed, but later will go
Miss Bertha g. Brittian, teacher of
commercial and business methods at the
,sligh school, and Lewis Sharp. Of Will
Transport. Pa. were married at the homo
Of relatives OF the. bride in Washing ton
Saturday. They will make their home in
williamsport, the bride having resigned
her position only a few days before the
wedding.
Mrs. Lee Cooke was the hostess at q
bridge party of twelve tables in the parlors
of the Princess Anne Hotel Tuesday after
noon. Among others who entertained at
bridge this week were Mrs J. N. Barney,
Miss Sadie Tyler, Mrs Franklin stearnes
and Miss Dora Long.
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PURCELuvILLE

PURCELLVILLE, Va, Jan. 2s.-The
last of a series of entertainments given
under the auspices of the Blue Ridge
Library Association was held here on
Tuesday evening. All Of these entertain
ments have been a decided suecess, and
q nice sum of money has been realized
by the library.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Nichols entertained
the Lincoln Farmers Club. Musical mum
bers were furnished by Miss Alice Lodge.
Mrs John T. Hirst is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. William Copper, in WASH
ington, ID. c.
Miss Julia Monroe entertained al :
card party on Monday evening.
Miss Ella Fenton has gone to FIoriL,
where she will spend the remainder 9
the winter. -
Mrs Dell Hawthorne OF washingt"n
spent the weekend with her parents, -.
and Mrs VIII Paxsob.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Cummings havs
guests of their son and daughter-in- law
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Cummings.
Miss Addie Kilgour and Miss Lillian
Wynkoop have gone to Likens. Pa, whefe
they will be the guests OF the formers
brother, the Rev. Charles Kilgour.
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EASToN

EASTON, Nd, Jan. 2s.-Mrs. r. Her
bert Martin. OF st. Augustine, Fla, who
has been visiting her sister and brothers,
Samuel and II. Warfieid Hambleton, has
returned home.
Mrs. Ida Swami has had as her guests
the past week her son, Lester Swami. wife
and two children, of Delmar, Del
Miss Helen Hoshour, OF York, Pa, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hoshour, has returned to York.
Mrs. owen Mullikin and daughter. OF
Church Hin, have been spending some
time in Easton, as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Higgins.
Mrs. Edgar r. Simmons, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs Ida Towers. In
Baltimore, has returned home.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd. Jan. a
e. r. Baker and family have zone 10
Atlanta, Ca, to remain until the summer
season when they will return to their
cottage here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edgar are ut
Tampa. Fla.
Mis- Belle Pritchard has gone to Man
nington, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles weimer vers
visitors from Keyser. w. Va
The Ladies' Civic Club rave q soci.l
and supper at the home Of Mayor Ryan.
Loeb Lynn Heights.
c. 8. White, Loeb Lynn HEIGHTS. has
more, for treatment.
MT. and Mrs. r. c. Tassie ana child ar
rived from Hudwick. VT, to reside here.
The Rev. J: II. Cuppett. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Deer ParL.
returned from Baltimore.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS

BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va, Ian. %
Elmer Hoyle and Miss Eta d. lines both
OF near Hancock. Nd, were married here
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Studenwalt gave a
reception In honor of their daughters, Ruth
and Alberta.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leslie AlabauEh removed
to Brunswick, Nd.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Gravatt, of The
Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia, was
q visitor.
Miss Elanor Pendleton Ia visiting Mrs
r. 8. Keyser, Quantico. Va.
Charles Scott Is at home from the navy
his enlistment having expired.
Elmer Michael, an ex-service man. In.
entered Baltimore hospital
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BRISTOL

BRISTOL, va.-Tenn.. Jan. 2s.-Mrs
william s. Moore entertained the Friday
Bridge Club in honor OF Mrs. Il. Lee
Trinkle, wife OF the governor-elect OF
Virginia, and her sister, Mrs. william
Trinkle, of wytheville, who are guests at
the Moore home on Park street.
Mrs Il. Lee Trinkle 10 talented musi-
clan and after the bridge game she played
several selections on her violin. Miss
Eliza beth Moore and Miss Constance King
assisted Mrs, Moore in serving refresh
ments.
Mrs Hal FitZhugh Lewis and Mrs. Her
bert q. Peters were asked to substitute for
two absent members of the club. Others
playing were Mesdames Boiling II. Handy,
Tom Jones' Frank Miller, George NJ War
rem, Ben Cochran, Carroll l.. Kidd, Hunter
Galloway, Henry Roberts, Will Wiley and
Miss Katherine Graves
DR.. T. #. staley entertained at his home
on woodlawn avenue with a dinner party
for q number of his friends. Thos present
were w. o. Came, p, T.. Ketron, ChaEies
J. Harkrader. ". q, Lavinder, DR.. Arthur
Hooks, John r.. Dickey, jr., Harry NJ.
Piper Joe s. Kite, Or. W. r. Rogers
Carl II. King and o. II. silvers.
Judge aud Mrs. Robert l.. Pennington
have returned TO their home on Euclid
avenue after . visit with friends In
Chattanooga
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SLEIGH RIDES
. FEATURE WEEK
At FROSTbURG
Merry Excursions to and From
Neighboring Towns Enjoyed
BY Young Folks.

FRoSTBURG. Md, Jan. 2s.-A
sleighing party to Homecoming and
return included Misses Mary Pow
ers, Teresa and Thelma Powers,
Margaret and Bernice Winner. Kate
Kemp. Violet and Iva Griffith, Lii
liam O'Rourke, Inez Odgers, Bernice
Fresh, Margaret Porter, Margaret
Feldman, Margaret Clark, Margaret
Thomas. Catherine Thompson and
Mona Calm. and Ben Benjamin Da-
Wis and William Logdson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Delaney, OF
Frostburg, entertained sleighing
party from Homecoming. Those pres
ent were: Misses Mary Patterson,
Bessie Jones, Katie Eichborn, Reta
Jones, Mayme Jones, ollie Eichborn.
Mesdames j. Stevenson, John Ray,
John Walters, ST., William Bell, VII.
liam Dobson, David Darnley, Ed
ward J. Travers, John Green, Roy
Patterson and Hugh Hotchkish, the
last two of Cumberland.
A party was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yantz, National.
Miss Louise Yantz, playing the w.
lin. accompanied by Miss Alberta
Schell at the piano, featured among
several musical numbers during the
evening.
William S. Smith rendered a num-
Der of relatives and friends a sleigh
ride to Westernport. Those on the
"Trip were: Misses Margaret Smith,
Mary, Jane, and Ethelda Smith, Mar
garet Stafford, Jane Marshall, Mar
ion Ralston. Margaret Duckworth,
and John Marshall, Melvin Grindle,
and William S. Smith.
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WEST POINT

WEST POINT, Va, Jan. 2s.-The Conn
munity League met in the assembly room
OF the high school building. Several Rrades
OF the school entertained with playiets in
the interest Of good English. Mrs W. a.
Eastwood talked on community leasues
anr gave snapshots OF the last conyentioU
OF the state Cooperative Education Asa
citation. Much business of Importance was
transacted.
Mrs Crosby Thompson. who enterts46s6
December 20 with the burlesque fant.sv
and music revue given by theCPuff a nd
Powder Civ, ot "sst Point took the cast
to Urbannf ssTos.s-y hisN :. end entertained
a crowd fere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gindhart, sr., Mrs.
Harry yBiedman and Mrs. Forrest Carter.
OF Barnegat, N. J.: Mrs. Forrest Moore, r..
Mckinley and Charles r. Gindhart OF New
port News, attended the funeral services
of their son and brother, Harry 0indhart,
at his home Sunday.
Mrs. w. c. Trevillian, of Gloucester
county, In In the home OF w. c. Durham
looking after her son, Wilmer Treviiiian
who was seriously cut in automobils
accident ten days ago He IL recuperating.
Robert n. Pollard, ar, OF King and Queen
county, has gone to Richmond to spend the
remainder OF the winter with his hrofhaAs
II. r. Pollard. formAr eitx AttosnAxs n
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MISS MILDRED CLOVER, of Norfolk, Va, is one Of
this seasons debutantes. MRS. G. r. WATSON, Of
Charleston w. Va is q well known artist as well
social favorite MISS BETH PALMER, Of Richmond,
Va, is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin A. Palmer
MISS HELENA CAPERToN, of Richmond Va, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Caperton. MISS
MARY ToMLIN ANDERSON of Richmond, Va, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs James Anderson MISS MARIE
PEARCE Of Richmond Va also is very popular in Nor
folk (Va.) society MISS ALDINE HAMILTON, of Blue
field W. Va, is the daughter of the Rev and Mrs T. s.
Hamilton.
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MARTINSBURC

MARTINsBURG, w. Va, Jan. 2s.-Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. j. Miller have returned from
trip to Miami na, Fla tsrs and
Under . special dispensation former
United States Senator Charles J. Faulk-
ss Sy u Y: Martin Rotary
Club.
Miss Minnie Thatcher. Of the county.
Isft this week on an extended trip to CAL
mornia, via New Orleans. She will
spend the winter on the coast.
Mise Helen Trimble entertained a few
friends At cards in honor of her cousin.
st the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Trimble.
The Young Peoples Society of First
Baptist Church gave social to the
msmbership. with about seyety present.
given. followed BY refreshments.
The local Knights Of Columbus were
ssrt ~ ths IL. f elsS 4oo sn'
with cards and dancing a. the chief di-
versions.
Local Daughters of the Confederacy
held memorial exercise here on jan
uafy 10. with q special program. includ-
ing an address By Or. w. c. Taylor. pas
The congregation OF Christ Reformed
church, following its annual business
meeting. was entertained by the social
COMMITTEES Of the Christian Bndeavor So
cisty az . social In the Chapel, at which
q varied program OF music and recita-
lions was given. followed by refreshments.
Announcement was made this week OF
the marriage In Hagerstown OF Miss Ma
Wanna Fansisr. Granddaushtsr OF Mrs.
Juna Sna wAm - Di,ns.on'
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Mrs. l.. y. Enslow and Miss Margaret
Enslow have returned to Richmond after
Lspending some time With Ma y. u. Kahla,