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The Washington herald., 1922-08-25
WASHINGTONs sSO'CIET Y

| VICE EECsidGuN anu Mi
Coolidge and their two sons.
arrive in Boston wednesday. but
were delayed and win probably
reach there tomorrow. They are
not likely to come to washinston
until the middle Of September, when
the boys will again enter tho Nor
cersburg, Pa. Academy The Vice
President has an engagement to
speak In Maine the middle of next
week. the campaign Of Senator Hale
being in progress. an6 he win 60 to
Minneapolis to deliver an address
on September 9.
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano will return Tuesday from
Newport. where they nave been Wis
Hing for about a week.
]. f. Lefevre, charge d. affaires OF
the Legation of Panama, will leave
Washington about September IL for
a cruise of several weeks in South
ern waters. r. will visit Havana,
Panama and Colombian coast citie.
before going to his home in Panama.
returning to Washington to meet
his sister. Miss Ramona Lefevre, who
has been abroad for some months
and is now in Germany.
Maj. Gen. James A. Harbord.
deputy chief of staff of the army.
who mas just concluded a visit or
several months in Europe, L. ex-
pected to arrive in this city next
Monday.
who was visiting in Newport. has
returned to Washington.
Comdr. Victoriano Casajus, new
military attache OF the Spanish EN-
bassy. has arrived in Washington
and has taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. GILBERT N. HITCHCOCK
GOES TO STOCKBRIDGE, MASS.
Mrs. Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. wife or
Senator Hitchcock, OF omaha, Neb.,
has gone to Stockbridge. Mass, ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Ruth Hitchcock, and Mrs. w. 8.
Campbell. of Washington.
Francesca Quattrone. high COM
missioner of Italy. stationed in
Washington, and Nine. Quattrone
have gone to Lake Placid. N. Y, and
arc staying at the Whiteface Inn.
Col. and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins
have as their guests at williams
town. Mass. their daughter, Mrs.
Henry Stuart Patterson, who went
there the first of the week from
Cape Cod, where she was spending
the summer.
Mrs. Oscar Underwood. wife of SEN
ator Underwood. will leave the mid
die of next week for their home
In Birmingham. to remain indefi-
nitely.
Archibald Wells will go shortly to
Newport for a visit.
Miss Nadine Oxnard. daughter of
Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard, has gone to
Colorado Springs, where she is Wis
iting Miss Louise Fenner.
Dr. Walter Wells. who is spend-
ing the summer in Newport, where
he went by motor the end Of July.
Is now passing a fortnight on Block
Island to enjoy the deep-sea fishing.
Former Mayor OF Baltimore and
Mrs. James H. Preston and the Misses
Preston have gone to Atlantic CITY
and viii remain there through SEN
TEMPER. Mrs. Preston and her daugb-
ters nave been at White Sulphur
Springs since June.
MT and Mrs. Percival Padgett. of
Ieoo Park road. and their son and
usugnter have returned from a cruise
nrougn the Great Lakes. leaving
Cleveland for Duluth and returnin9 .
oy way of Buffalo. Miss Padgett
joined her parents at Cleveland. ac-
companied by her college mate Misc
DE Barber. of Pennsylvania With
wnom she had previously made an
extended visit.
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Will Not Be Ready Until
Dec. /, Due to Lack of
Bricklayers.
{. ss.P.HOLDEN MISSING
Mine Operator Last Seen on
August 11-Co. M. Back
~ From Camp.
The HERALD BUREAU.
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727 King Street.

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ALEXANDRIA. Va. Aug. a.
The new public school building will
not be ready for occupancy before
December 1. according to announce
ment made today. School officials
had hoped that 1t would be com
pleted In time for the opening of
the schools on September IL. Work
Of construction was begun March 1.
This means that the schools will
be crowded. Arrangements had
been made to accommodate $50 pu-
pills OF the primary grades in the
new building.
Failure to complete the building
In time is due to the inability of
the contractors, the King Lumber
Company. of Charlottesville. to OBJ
tain bricklayers. according to II. v.
Marsh. Superintendent of construc-
tion.
Relatives of Charles p. Holden.
retired coal mine operator mysteri-
ously absent since August IL. have
no further clew as to his where
abouts.
He was last seen at the Union
Station in Washington and was
supposed to have boarded a train
for Philadelphia According to re-
ports he had about 500 when he
left. For the past year he had
heen in falling health. His rela-
tives fear foul play or else that
he is i'll In some hospital.
The members of Company NJ.
116th Infantry. National Guard. who
for the past fifteen days have been
encamped at Virginia Beach. re-
turned home tonight. in command
of Lieut.. William p. Byrd.
Relief Truck and Motor Engine
Company No. 1, accompanied by the
Citizens Band. today won first prize
in the parade held at Hampton. Va,
in connection with the annual meet
ing of the Virginia Firemen's con-
vention. A telegram announcing
this was received early this after
noon. and the bells of the company
house were rung to celebrate the
victory.
Rev. John Lee Allison. d. D..
grand master of the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows in Virginia, will pay
an oficial visit to Potomac Lodge,
No. 3s. this city. tomorrow night.
Benjamin Franklin Durr. secre-
tary of the Typothetae of Washing
ton. delivered an address at the
weekly luncheon OF the Kiwanis
Club this afternoon. Q. s. Lambert
presided.
The army band from Fort Hunt.
Va. consisting of fifty pieces. will
give a public concert at 8 o'clock
tomorrow night at the corner OF
Washington and Prince streets.
The woodlawn Community Play
ers will repeat the play safety
First on Saturday evening at Ac-
cotink.
Arthur ]. Mccarthy and wife lave
purchased from Max SperiinG and
wife the store and dwelling at the
southeast corner of Princess and
Payne streets.
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GOV. RITCHIE PAYS VISIT
IN GREEN SPRING VALLEY

Gov. Albert c. Richie. of Mary
lano, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
sawyer wilson in their country place
IN Ine Green Spring Valley. Mrs,
hltchie' mother of the governor. has
gone TO Atlantic City to spend the
late summer. ''e
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John p. Story returned vestord.,
after visit with his family at tbeir
summer home, Whitehall, near An
napolis. Md. AN
capt and Mrs. Luke McNamaa
left yesterday for Fishers Island to
oe the guest of Comdr. and Mrs w
w Galbraith. Their niece Me.
Patricia Ainsa. will leave Monde,
10 visit Miss Alice Mann at the snr-
mer estate of her parents. Mr., ami
MRS. 1. I. Mann. at Coolidge PoInr
on the North Shore. Mass.
| Iohn r. Henderson. jr., who has
neen visiting his mother. Mrs. Jobr
Il. Henderson. at her summer hon.
AT Bar Harbor. Me-. win return IN
Washington today.
DR.: A: r.. Stands and Mrs. shano,
u "ashingtoh. arrived In Toronto.
anada; on Tuesday. and are at the
King Edward
| George J. Herold. ir. Pideovoo5
Long Island. and Harry n h,ou uou'
Woodhaven. Long Island. are a. ~
Burlington Hotel. '"e
| MRS. Clara NJ. Coleman. M w,s
ington and Lynchburg. Va ,s
spending some time at the I,ind,.hr
'ieaitn Resort, Elmhurst, III
MIsS LOCKE INEZ KINCER
"EDS DR.. J. w. DAVIES
Mr. and Mrs. ]. b. Kincer. All,
ressenden street northwest h.n.
announced the marriage of tha;..
daughter. Miss Locke Ipez
Joshua W. Davies. III
Barrett Wendell. jr., of cb;c.
Is at the New Willard. o'
MT. and Mrs. Stanley Lsnsbur,h
are. cruising the Great Lakes ~, - "
steamer Tionesta. inc
Mrs. Emily Quin, of Cbristians,sa
Sante Croix. Victoria Island Tas,
India. with her nephew ana his
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dawson ~
BROOKLYN n. Y, are at the BurIinp-
ton Hotel. The party is making /.
tour of the United States. They will
remain in Washington several days.
| The Women's City Club will ceIe-
brate the last of this seasons half
holidays with a special luncheon
at the clubhouse. 22 jackson place.
on Saturday. September ., at 1 D.
m The guest of honor will be Rep
resentative William Newell Vale.
of Colorado. who will speak on
Immigration
Me-. and Mrs. W. L. Weaver. Miss
Helen Weaver and Conrad Orth. all
of Harrisburg. Pa. who are en- route
South for an extended visit. are at
the Burlington Hotel
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William Warwick Corcoran v;oo
consul at Boulogne-sur-Mer will oon,a
to Washington in October for Isl,
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Weaver, Miss
Helen Weaver and Conrad Orth. all
of Harrisburg. Pa. who are en- route
South for an extended visit. are at
the Burlington Hotel
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John p. Story returned yesterday
aIter visit with his family at their
summer home, Whitehall, near An
napolis. Md.
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The army band from Fort Hunt.
Va. consisting of fifty pieces, will
give a public concert at o'clock
tomorrow night at the corner OF
Washington and Prince streets.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-25

Benjamin Franklin Durr. secre-
tary of the Typothetae of Washing
ton. delivered an address at the
weekly luncheon Of the Kiwanis
Club this afternoon. Q. s. Lambert
presided.
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Rev. John Lee Allison. d. D..
grand master of the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows in Virginia. will pay
an official visit to Potomac Lodge,
No. 3s. this city. tomorrow night.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-25

Arthur ]. Mccarthy and wife fave
purchased from Max Speriing and
wife the store and dwelling at the
southeast corner of Princess and
Payne streets
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The woodlawn Community Play
ers will repeat the play Safety
First on Saturday evening at Ac-
cotink
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The members of Company NJ.
116th Infantry. National Guard. who
for the past fifteen days have been
encamped at Virginia Beach. re-
turned home tonight. in command
of Lieut.. william p. Byrd.
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| l" hHr home here. after spending two
/ weeks with relatives ut Winchester.
Mrs. John Moon has returned from
visits in Richmond and Petersburg.
Mrs. j. O. Richardson has been
called To salisbury. y. C.. on account
OF the death OF her brother-in-luw
Fred \. Rim, there.
Newton NJ. Callahan has gone TO
Dallas. Texas. expecting, TO make his
home in that city.
Mrs Frances Parkinson Keycs.
| wife Of Senator Keyes. of New liamp-
shire. who spoke here before the
W"man's Club. was entertained at Il
luncheon at the Oakwood Country
club. when covers were laid foi
twelve. Mrs. Carter Glass. hostess
Tor the occasion. was unable 10 he
present because of the Illness of her
son.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Black and
family and Miss AGEie Rogers have
returned from an automobile trim to
Richmond
Mrs. Frank \. Lovclock has ro,r.
TO Alexandria to spend a month VITA
her da N;httr. Mrs. Harold A. CLARK
Mrs. stephen Meem and two chill
dren. IF Rluefield. w. Va. are visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. Robert Il. Craig
hill
Mrs. Samuel Bryson entertained
the Bridge Club OF which she is "a
member. the membership being limit
ed TO brides OF last year Th. guests
were: Mrs. j. Robert Clark. Mrs
Walker II. Adams. Mrs. :. S. John
son. Mrs John Morton. Mrs. y. $
GugEenhcimer, Mrs. A. L. Cradduck
Jr.. Mrs. John w. Grimes. Mrs John
Cox. Mrs. Huber; Taylor Mrs. st
George Amber. Mrs. Il. r; Rucker.
Mrs. y. &. Manson. Jr.. entertained
in honor Of Mrs. May Stoncr Clay. Of
faris. KY, when other guests wcr.
Mrs. James -. Paxton. Mrs Il. w
Massie. Mrs. John Brat,on. Mrs. John
y. Faulkner, Mrs. Johannes Suhiins
and Miss Josephine Kinnicr.
Mrs. Ernest Judson Clark, OF Ral-
iim"rc is visiting her father. Louis
de la Tour
Much interest attaches here to tho
announc"m"nt by Mrs Thomas J.
Packard. OF Baltimore, of tn" engage
incnt ana approaching marriage of
her daughter. Miss katherine Lee
Packard. To Robert Merriiicld VIM
borne. Of Roanoke. which is to be
celebrated the evening OF December
at the home OF Mrs II. a. Ford. in
NartinSviiic, Mrs. Ford being u sis
ter OF the prospective bride Miss
Packard is Il graduate of Randolph
Macon W"man's College and is well
known and has many friends In
i4ynchhurE. She is granddaughter
of the late Dr. Packard for man,
years chaplain at the Virginia Thro-
logical Seminary. near Alexandria
and her father the late Thomas J.
Packard. was also minister OF the
Episcopal Church.
The board OF governors Of Pied
mont Club here have already start
ID plans for club events around the
Christmas holidays. the usual New
Year evening reception h-ing chief
among these. Several other social
vents are already being planned for
j." holidays. notable among thos.
Icing dance FOR Virginia Tech stu
dents TO tax" place ~ the Oakwood
country club.
Mrs. Gustav Sailing entertained
with an elaborate bridge party at the
hakwood Country Club I'm honor O,
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spent the week end with tho iattcr's
sister. Mrs. Merritt Foster
Mrs. Campbell. Of Pennsylvania,
and several young friends spent sun
day with her brother. Asher Baker,
of Newport News, Il student at VIII
Ham and Mary College.
laurence Putnam. who has been
spending a frw days here with his
father. Rev. +. =. W. PUTNAM. Will
return TO his home IN Lynchburg to-
day
Miss Elizrbcth Harris aud Miss
Margaret Daniels. ia" latter an
alumnus Of William ana Mary. spent
the weekend with friends at the
college. Eo,h OF the young ladies'
are teachers in Essex County.
Miss Lucy Jcssup. OF charlottcs-
VILE. and Miss Mary Eash TUtum
Of Norfolk. have been spending a
few days with their sorority sis
tcrs at William ANA Mary.
H. y. Fcntr"Ss. of Norfolk. spent
TEE Weekend with WILLIAMSBURG
friends
Robcr, w. Gait. United states
Navy. retired. VIII" has been i'll for
several weeks. continues {" improve
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LOUISA

tSpccial To The Times DISPATCH
LoJ ISA. VA, Nov. iS.-M,s. Il. II.
GwaiEmey. OF Richmond. and dauph-
ter. Mrs. Thomas Glasgow and child
from south Carolina. spent the week
end at their country home. Ben
Gh"!l." in Louisa
{. q. Crank. OF the White Sulphur
springs. and j {. crank. OF Roanoke
Rapids. y. e.. spent several DAYS of
the past week with their mother.
Mrs w. J. Crank.
Judge r. w. Sims has left for
Rtchmond 10 attend the fall term OF
tho Supreme Court OF virginia.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian
church held q bazaar on Monday.
which tho decorations and fancy
work made most attractive. Dinner
was served and well patrouizcd by
The towns-pcoplc and crowd attend
ing court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander I. Stcrrett.
Of Lexington. ami Miss Marrarr,
Stcrrctt. Of the Hot Springs. arrived
IN Louisa Tuesday to visit Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. G. sihb.
Misses l'cr'a McCmc. Byrd Cameron
and Dorothy iican, pr. II. T.. Vaughan
and y. Hammock attended the dance
in G"rdonsvillc Tuesday night.
Judge Alec ErpwninE. OF Orange.
is holding a two weeks term OF
court in Louisa
DR.. II. w. Porter attended the
meeting of the Virginia Medical AS
s0ciat!on in Norfolk.
Mrs. r. l.. Gordon has left TO spend
some time in ASncviilc. y. c.
Announcement was made last week
by Mr. and Mrs. y. T. Hester, OF the
approaching marriage Of their
daughter. Ruth Hazciton. TO Homer
+. Wells. %; Bcn,onvillc. Ark
Nh ami Mrs Francis Delaney. Of
Washington, were .'ceut guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. G.. /. Wo"lfolk.
Miss Marcia Francisco. Of Char
lott"Svillc. srcr, the week end with
her mother. Mrs. Mary T.. Francisco
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ASHLAND

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
ASHLAND. VA. Nov lS.--A; n"
annual business meeting Of the
W"nau's club held rccoLtly the fol-
lowing ncw members were elected.
Mrs. ". j. i-cake, Mrs Han Cantor.
Ms. T. NJ. Jones Mrs Nelson
Vaughan and Miss Mary Goodwin.
Mrs Rutherford Fleet entertained
on Tuesday afternoon from 20 i. in
honor az her sister. Mrs. George H,,l
iiutchinSS. who has recently moved
into her lovely new HON. ON Rain
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convention OF the Daughters. being
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Lucy k!rk otcy, who is personal
secretary Ia Mrs Livingston Rove
schuyler, OF New York. president o,
IN" United Daughters OF the Confcd
cracy.
Mrs. Carter Glass. Jr.. entertained
IN" Tuesday Afternoon bridge club
ms Week at her home In Court
street among the guests being Mrs
q y. Trcttcr. of Roanoke. who was
Visiting Mrs. Glass.
Miss Caroline Mctcalf. OF Green
VIC MISS has been visiting her
aunt Mrs. :. g. Slaughter.
Miss Anna Lee Brcnaman has re-
turned |" Richmond. after a WISH,
her" with Mrs. Ethel Richardson
or'an Wr"nn. Jr, has returned to
Richmond, after a visit here with
ms parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. -.
Wr"mn.
Mrs. George \. Kerr has returned
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'H"m or Introducing Happier styles.
IN" Japanese girls appear a, all
1uctionS in tn" picturesque kim
0"> Of their own land.
Yokohama ana Tokyo are anx-
uus 10 take over their own leader
NIP and with little more help Will
' able to. In Singapore. Burma.
'aIcntta bombay and other Indian
titles the association is developing:
aalivc leaders
Honolulu has "A thriving associa-
t"n. but needs a training school to
prepare for leadership hundreds o:
,i'is who are eager to enter tho
work.
In tho Philippines We missed tho
friendly blue triangle. and part OF
mo work W" expect 10 raise froi,
tho CAMPAIGN will go toward de-
Tclopine that field. Also. we wan,
{" start operations in Russia. where
There Is at present Il great need
''rh" work "f the Young Womcn's
Christian Association Is now being
carried on in for;y-scvcn countries
and not one OF these would abandon
IT,"
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Though he is s,il confined to hi.

room
Frank Sproul left Sunday for
Raleigh. y. G.. where he went 10
tax" an examination for n certified
public accountant.
I'r. q. w. Brown. superintendent
of the Eastern state Hospital who
has been quite quite III. was reported
better yesterday
Mrs. g. w. Brown has been called
I" Manassas Oh account OF the death
"i her uncle, Mr. Garrett. Il promi-
mont citIzcn Of that nince
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WARRENTON SOCIAL LIFE
REFLECTED IN EP|TOME
Personal Items of News Pre-.
scnted in Crisp Para
graphs.

WARRENToN VA, Nov. 1S-The
Hnhna! meeting of the Warrcntou
ASSOCIATION VIII be held in
me 'oraFE Iucsday' Nov, q. at II
"a. W. =,
MISS MAC Fcrneyhourh cntortain-
u .nc junior hunt after the drag
y" M"noaH afternoon
Sai.'' W''hers f'H'"h"r and
laura Lee FLETCHER entertained at Il
aeiiehtl"' party saturday evening at
III, nv, nome OF Ut anu MIS- Howard
iu,'h.r:
ne Nafi'ht"n iiSh school foot
oar team won IN close and exciting
san win S'u; NeS"h' thiS week
NJ 'i"' ''nu 'hc M'sScA
""Ne conc INTO town ioT the
N'h.e'' aH" arr al MIS- hoWcrS house
on icc street
- h't'ihS OF f"uqu'sr Anti Iuh"r-
eul"SiS so!'eN vas called ny The
ni'Siuenl Leroy h"N!ry' TUESDAY In
i"e faPuisT Nau"ndI hank Euiiding
arrange Tor Inc sale OF Christmas
~,
me pastors OF an the "arrcnt"n
r"u cues pIea'hcu "E request last
SUNDAY on the work OF the Red Cross.
"peII'"S '"e a"nua4 membership
ne hcS'cal yea given Tor the War
ltn'uh i''t"rE '"N' week was sue
MIS- fauI richards Judge Fletcher,
ana y v laird
Dr. W i Carr has moved into his
,""sH on NuP,rp"r street formerly
INC oman fNchaug" iiGildlnE.
me Warr'n'"n Hunt was cntei-
1'"r" az yea uF w ~ f.m"rN' NJ r.
-, ,nu n' h"'"rE, "''cr ,nr dTaE
"i th"rS"a!' "h'ch met at Niw!nE-
Ill ne MOUNDS WI! ms"t on
''"lIN - ~ ibE tt NdN ti'StflEN gaze
, %as, '.,Ss '''unH"F VIII s'Ne d "r'aH- -
30 'hr "'iu
'Sn1n |nne!. crown OF virginia
VIII ',S'' i'eam"ht fRf!Sh sunday
p.t"ch'hg az emmanuel peIaphame.
'I".N' ahn CnnhrnilhE class
,,., 49, ,,. s'''.' 90 ! NJ NiSh"r h!"w"
NJ preach u! y James church war
'thtoh' SUNDAY Nthins.
'N' stuart .N"SnE coleman VII"
80 "'ei' d. "''e' ti"! Tor W."
'"'S week i"f New vrN'
-, 49, .,"Nc OF "'f SON EnS'En
ICY H"spE ",.il"h, wh" is sail
h ,',s ."s !" cruise. MISS f""I'ne Nos
C"'c!'""' WI" mas ht"h IN Lev
iHEtoh Tor "a Week. VIII Join her
80 Nv in'N'
N'S' MadduN thompson who has
-" 81 '". nome OF ntT parents MI
NM -"' :. -fMI'er' az hume Va LETT
.H's W"ch |" J"'h' l.itut'nant Thomn-
son IN Annapolis where he IS sta
=, Ms '"'"'H- H"h"crs"n' "i London
r."s. - 'ne guest "i Mr.. ana Ms. II
9. "roome at "Airiee," near Warren
'O,:
49, N"hhl' S.'Ifhan' Mrs ! u.
,,M,"H'n'eE ana MISS fau'in" N"SNN
"'.m."n SpS'', " wSSN IN '',N'iiEt"n'
MT Ia,., ,.i Of the '. N /
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IINCHBURG

Especial TO The Times D!spatchl
NCiIRtRG. VA. Nov lS.-Mrs.
ia i""~ y Scott, president Of the Viz
tin!t Division. L. H. C.. has gone To
cunningham 10 attend the general
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rcnton Garden club will he held a,
"Airi"," tn" home OF the president.
Mrs II G. Groomc, on Wcdm.sciay
November -.
JudG" Il. Carte rSco;t. OF Rich
m"nd' is visiting his mother. Mrs. IL.
Taylor Scott
Miss Edith Morrcll. OF New YORK.
is NC guest OF Miss Louise Evans.
pre Charles +. Rimker and Mrs
LOUISA II. Hail, both of iIuppcrviIl.
va" were married Wednesday. Mo-
v"mhcr -. IN the Uppcrvillc Episco.
pa! church by the Rev. T.. u. Bur
well.
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial TO The Times Dispatch1
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. nov. 49,
lhe Misses Putnam have AS their
guests Mrs. V. Il. Howard. OF Lynch
purS' ana Mrs. Adams. of Smithncld.
Mrs. >. y. kirHm"ycr. OF Richmond.
and Miss Ellen Oliver. OF Ri,hmnrd
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ttN NInrinn Hale.

The leading woman globe troti"i
"t this country. Mrs. Arthur Curtis
James, OF New York, has been e.
i"ct'd 10! the Young Womcn's chris
uau Association To head the nation
wide campaign for $55O.orO to as
SURF its home ANA foreign prog ram
Mrs. DANES, who has crossed thu.
ocean twenty times. has just re
turned from cruise around the
world With her husband Cnmno-
d"rr James. In their yacht.
From september 20 june we never
ceased I" marvel At what America is
doing around IN" world" She cN
planned. and how much ~ the work
IN FOREIGN lands IS carried on hy the
young women OF III" association.
III" very b-St American ideals
are being passed on To the women Of
ind.a. Japan and China and at the
sam" time the best that is the heri-
tag" OF their own lands is retained.
In Japan noticed thai although
American secretaries are tcachiut;
Jaranrs" girls American ways. they
are not making Americans out OF