Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-04
.FkuQU|ER ENJOYS ROUND
OF SOCIAL GAYETIES
Warrcnton's Hospital | c
Homes Entertain Many Wis
itors From Far and Near.

WARRENToN, VA. June S.-The
Fauquicr Chapter. American Red
cross. will hold it's annual carnival
In Wnrrenton on Thursday and Fri
day. August 3 and !.
Field day was held at Stuyvcsaut
school on Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons OF this week.
The Blue Ridge Club had its SEQ
ond plant sale a; the club rooms
Wednesday afternoon. when mem
bcrs and friends found rare bargains
N garden plants and seedlings.
Mrs X. r. Barrett, Mrs. j. &. VIII
liams and Mrs. Il. u. Spilman. Jr.
were joint hostcsscS To the Warren
ton Garden club Thursday afternoon
~ f1way Hail, the home Of General
AND Mrs Il. II. Spilmau.
pr Meredith. a physician and bot
anist connected with tho University
OF Pennsylvania. recently spent some
time her" as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. !. Hutton. and collected many
specimens of the wild flowers of the
county.
over thirty persons were examined
at tho chest clinic held here Monday
by the County Health Department.
The clinics have been continued
through tho week at various points
in tho county and have teen made
good use of 10y many.
The American Legion Auxiliary
made good gum for the work for
disabled soldiers by selling poppics
on National Memorial Day. Members
Of the auxiliary Will go tomorrow TO
place the legion marker with appro-
rriato service on the graves OF two
soldiers who have been brought
home from France. Herbert l.. Foster
and Clrve Kane. Tho auxiliary re-
.sats IL, h,S "a
The men in Walter Reed Hospital.
The Marshall ami Scott branch of
the FauQuier League of Women
Voters gave silver tea Friday
afternoon at Oak Hill. the home of
Mrs. 4. V. Baird. The league is en-
gagged in a drive for increased mem
bership and larger registration OF
women.
The commencement exercises of
the Warrenton Country School took
place Friday ut 3 o'clock. and today
at the same hour. The Friday pro-
gram consisted of music. dancing.
chorus singing and recitations by the
pupils. with the awarding of Certiii-
Gates. On Saturday the exercises
We're opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
Bowden, prizes were awarded. and
the one graduate, Miss Katherine
Bowman. of Warrcnton, received her
diploma and delivered the valedic-
tory. An address was then made by
pr. Alexander Irvine, and the pro-
gram closed with n chorus ty the
school.
Closing exercises of the Fauquicr
Institute were held informally oil
Thursday at IL o'clock. The address
was delivered by Hon. J. Brad Bev-
erly. State senator from Fauquicr and
l.oudoun The graduates were
Misses Edith Allison, Lucille Carter
and Elizabeth Powell.
Colone. and Mrs. J. Donald Rich
ards left June | for California.
where Colonel Richards will attend
the national convention OF Shrincrs
as delegate from Acca Temple. Rich
mond. Colonel and Mrs. Richards
viii spend the rest OF the month
travelling through tho West.
MIR ana Mrs Hugh Hamilton and
Miss Janet Hamilton hay" rcopeneu
their home on Lee Street for the
summer.
Miss Olivia Fell. who recently
spent a few DAYS with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Nelson Fell, at
"Creedmoor," has sailed for Europe.
Judge John Barton Payne. head or
the American Red Cross. will make a
public address in Warrenton on
June 10.
Mrs. Oscar T. Crosby and Miss Co
icste Crosby are guests OF Mrs. 9. W.
Cooley, on Culpeper street.
An interesting group meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Union was
held at Marshall Baptist Church last
sunday afternoon, led ny Mrs. Fra
zicr. wife OF the pastor. Miss Harris.
leader OF the young peoples work in
the state, and Miss Mecks, head of
the Union for the Potomac Associa-
ton, were present. and each made an
address. Reports were made from
the churches Of Marshall. Warranton,
Uppcrville, Hume and Long Branch.
Mrs NJ. g. Douglas has returned
from a visit 10 Washington and has
ras as her guest her little niece. Miss
No!,n Peoples.