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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
son and several members Of the
younger society set
Ten lrntcrlny Aftrrnunn

son and several members Of the
younger society set
Ten Yesterday Aftrrnoon
IN attractive affair wns that given
by Miss Ann. Benson IN honor %.
Misses Margurct Brown and Louis.
T"liafc"ro. both dcbutan,es OF this
year. yesterday afternoon from to
O'Clock AZ her home on West FRANK %
lin street. BASKETS OF yellow chrys-
"nth"mums decorated III" parlors.
Miss henson received with Misses
Taliaf,rru and Brown. ana sh. was
assisted In serving D. Misses Mnud
EiI"Hb"th WdilaC. and Dorothy
robins. Mrs. Alexander 6 brown.
III, served a, tn" punch powl.
Quests From rhiiad-iphIn.
Masses Anne iiuntIey aId Vir-
sinia Gordon. laur ht.rs u' Mrs VII
Ih"r bidGls. OF Philadelphia. Will ar
r.N" iu Richmond on November 20. To
b. Ia" guests of Mr.. and Mr.. Cal.
vim Sattcrficld at the CAes,.rn.ld
apartments, for Tho debut ball Of
MISS Louis. raliafcrro. Among tho
entertainments which VIII be given
tor them VIII -" dinner on to"
"NchinE OF November -. at the
country CiIb, given ~ Bruce Fer
l;usoH.
Issued Announcements.
Mrs Edwin Holmes lea has i.-
sued cards announcing tn. iuurrIag.
Of her daughter. E!!zab.th Stiles.
10 Marion SydnOr Rousseau son OF
MI ana Mfs. T. Il Bo!ss"aUi Of This
city. fhe Wedding took place last
evening" at the hoIuc Of the brides
mother. Rev. !. y. rair. -. T., Of
ajiatiu,-. After November 20 "
aud Mrs Rousseau VIII be at home 81
.a3s- \ West Grace Street.
bridge This Nrtern"nn.
The hrst bridge al The season OF
The B"'h hhabah sis,erhood VIII b.
hold u!s afternoon at o'clock at
"a" J"n.rsuu ifot"l Mrs A. l..
~tIaus is chairman aud M,s NJ =.
Marcus" yice-cAa!rman. All mem
b'rs ana friends OF ia. Ss;ernood
arc cordially invited to attend and
any one d"slrIoEs al playing or
forming table who has not yet.
O"en approached viii semi their
name TO the chairman All players
arc requested to bring their own
cards and pencils. Thpgc who viii
donate prizes for Tho afternoon VIII
send them 10 Mrs Emanuel Waller
Hteh. 2-l3 Monument Avenue
Entertainments for Miss Vest
\ sIrpv.s" party MAS given to
Miss Louis" N.st a. her home on
Friday evening. Among those pres
'nt wsge. Misses Louise Vest. Annie
Cosby. violet King RUBY Pru.tt.
Mar! Hdrw4QG. Ruby King. Mar
Eag"t cobb. EAi;h Hunter. Constance
phillips Gladys 'Thpmpsou. Bcssi.
Howard Evelyn Ford EUulcr Har-
wood Gladys iiitc. Lillian Martin
asd Elsl. 'ubD Mcssrs Earle Elmer
son PAU Vest. i.inwuod Euroughty
Ernest Martin. RUSSELL Woo,.u, Carl
Germclman. Edward McCabc.
Thomas Adams John Mart. Joseph
NcGh." Forrest Harris Mickey
Dard"E. John Cobb. Charles stein
bach. Gr"aucr Mason. Herbert Glib
son and Alr and Mrs. Vest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
kERf.N IiAIESOD STATE
BODY TO MEET SUNDAY
lSp"ci~l 10 m Times Dispa,chI

Especial 20 IN" Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. "a. nov IA viz
E!nIa K"r"u iiayesod State Confer
"ncc w.ii b" h-ld iu tn. SvGtn!anG
Iot.l %orfljh all at. ".uGuy. No
vcinOer -, 1879 Tie object 81 this
conference IL ~ organize all com
muni,i"s Ia Virginia Tor Kcrcu Hay.-
sod worf Tho following cities h.vo
been invited t. send r"rr- sor.tu-lvcs
- IN" cpufe renee. Ashland. Berkeley.
&rist"L Cov.ugtou. Danv!lIc Feeder
.aEsOurs. Portsmouth Roanoke.
Observation-Disclosures. l.ynchburs. Nar-
tnSNil!e. Newport Ncws Norfolk.
rctoTshurs. Richmond stanton.
SUFFOLK
Tho commit" IN charge Of tao con-
ference consists 81 Or y J Could.
aia!rmau. s limestone. :. Baker. -
spItol, :. STAIN. all Of Norfolk The
committee j. sIarlug nu efforts 90
make III" colfer"nc" i most success -
:ul OF" luncheon viii he served
n honor Of the visiting delegates.
Louis h.psky. chairman OF Mo
H!ouis, Organization oc America. and
Peter j Schweirz"r. chairman ofthe
Nar.n iiay"sod FOR America. viii at
tend the conference and address the
d'i-Eates
IN" conference viii 5e concluded
with rass meeting which will b.
hc,d IN ON" - ths NoJfo,k temples.
Mr L.psky. Ng SckwcI,zer and Or.
Herman S"idcl. OF Baltimore. tho
chairman tor the region will deliver
addresses AT the mass meeting
simon J. Levin. The director for tho
rcH!ou Is confident that the Norfoli;
conference Will prove 10 ." a large
factor ]" stimulating the desired In
teres. for tn" kersn liayosod amoEy
tn" various communities in Wiz
glnia r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

social circles. Mr. and AIrs. Tayioc
VIII ho at homo az "Puwha;a," after
November 20
BELLE HAVEN. "a. Nov l5-
Miss Clair" Lorraine Carney. dau.h-
tel OF Mr.. and Mrs stephen - Car
neg. Of Portsmouth. Va. was married
~ the home OF her parents Oh No
v.ubcr !. 10 Alfred Johnson Mapp.
son OF MIR. and Mrs. William J. Mapp.
Of this place. M" ceremony was
performed by IN. br'd"'s grandfather.
Or. y u Duuuway pastor of tn.
Baptist chus u. ~ iceomau Court
house. VA
Especial to III" Times Dispatch J
iIEATHSNIlILE. Va. %ov 10
Miss Ruth Colcman. Of Hacks Neck.
this county. aud NJ w. Rowe. Of
H"athsv..I" w"r" married In salti-
NOR. Saturday. After short bridal
trip, they viii maze their home Ia
ii"aihsyIll". whore Mr.. Rove edits
Tho %urthunberland Echo
HEATiiSVILL.E, Va N"y IL
MISS L'zzie Muri"l Dawson -ui ii.,.-
Mo carroll! Burton. both o. Iiynciuth.
this county. we're married Thursday
az the home OF IA" rIiclatiar clergy
man. Ncv. Perry T.. TAYLOR at CAL
las.
IiEATHsvILLE. VA Nyy ID
Miss kathryn Cuuk!o Harding and
Travcrs NJ pobyns both Yf Cowar,.
va. we're married tpdn! at Tho NJ
l.. Parsonage in i'atAsville. by Rev
Mr. Johnson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

The Virginia Council OF Admins
| ;rativ" Women ia Education win
, have its annual breakfast on Thanks
giving morning at ; u'CiosH. at the
Hotel Richmond. MISS Elizabeth
winston. 1907 GROW" Avenue. who
( is assistant principal Of tho CITY
Normal Training school. is secretary
for this brrusfast 'll uicmh"r4 OF
tn" council ar AS to rosyry"
PLACES ;nr"uEh Miss - rstou Miss
Winston IS "A member ct ia" state
Tea uhcrs Ass"clatip on and Was a dol
"s"rr t" tho :. r. y. convention OF
1872: Ia Boston.
/, III. College club. whlci is . btanch
.of the American Association ot Uni-
Tersity Women. VIII hold its No.
v"'nLor meeting this evening at
O'clock In ia. Cpll"G ate school for
Girls. Miss Elizabeth Brandeis.
secretary O' tn" Federal Minimum
Wax" Board. and thc daughter Of
Justlc" Eraudeis, of tho United states
Suprrin" Court. will speak ON civic
and business opportunities for WON
On. Sh" viii Ia" 'utroduc.a hy Mrs
Richard Mor"nus. professor OF span
ish at Westhampton Coll".e a, the
inception following ihc lecture.
which wi!l be given ul honor of Miss
irand.is and the new m"lnhcrs who
have joined sine" juno. tho Ran
d"lph- Macon graduate. VINO arc
members OF the club wlI B." hos
t"sses. Thcr" win u. a mpctln. OF
tn" board OF directors from 7:3p to
5 G'cioc".
Tn" r"suinr injecting %, The Lubora-
tory T"ehnic.ans %: IHchmuud viii
b" hold TINS evening at o'cloei, I'm
tn" laboratory OF D5 nlanton. 800
West Grace Street Thor. vii! he :,
!hboratorS characterization as Miss
Irwin. l,chuician Tor br. HIan-on.
All mcmucrS arc urged e. bc preycn,
Mayor AInsll" VIII bo IA. speaker
~ tho meeting Of tn" North Rich-
in"nd Citizens Association. which
VIII be held this evening ats o'clock
In Tho assembly hall oil The barton
Height, school. ! musical program
wiil be given by Miss Mary Th.dleck.
pianist. and caspar De1dy tenor.
Tho Grardrhiidreu's chapter Of the
c"i.f"dcr"Cy. Auxiliary 80 20
Richmond Chapter [. l.. g.. viii meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
IinlI's-0ptical and Kodak SERVICE!
To Generals
Of Industry

HlCllMOND'S tobacco
RI factories. mills. textile
plants and other man
uiactorics have been
brought TO a high degree
OF efficiency through install
latlon OF modern machin-
cry, scientific illumination
ana proper ventilation.
Many are further adding TO
the well-being of their
workers - and increasing
the quantity and quality of
their products as a result
by providing the services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
IL And our Oh" TOW y.

Mrs . E.sleston. % I!ampdcn-
Sidney college. j. tn" guest o! her
sisters. Misses Johusou, 1910 Park
ty"uNy
Miss Bet'e TauH"rsiey, OF Barton
II.lgLiS lcft y"stctda. for Ign, hhur,;
to atrcnd me -hinetou and Leo Y.
l. ]. football game there SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

Quick Don't wait, Every bald
head started Wth jus; few falling
hair ard little dandrun-but soon
the hair appeared thin. scraSgly. and
then the dreaded bald spot. II seems
sin 10 let hair fall out or tolerate
destructive dHdruT when you can
quickly correct all such hair trouble
with bottle OF delightful Dandcrine
Millions of ncn and women know
tn" magic OF Dandcrinc. how il cor
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and helps the hair To grow long thick.
strong and luXuriant Danderinc Is
not sticky or greasy. II is the largest
selling hair corrective and tonic In
the world. because il is not humbug.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

..uo
The Attractive
Woman
is free from foot trOr1.y

She radiates cheer. good nature.
happiness She trips down the
street with freedom in every step.
Sh. may be HON. maker, q pro-
tcssional woman or Il young business
girl. She moves about h,r work in
home or onic" with ease.
She knows from experience the
connection between bodily comfort
aud mental irecIom hence she
dresses with a view To securing both.
She knows that her feet are an i'm
purtant part OF her anatomy. that
to he IA; her best physically. mem
tally any ;ine--she must
De unconscious OF them.
The Cantileve- Shoe is made with
hcXible shank which fits tho arch
Of the foot, giving helpful support
Without hanperinG the play OF mus
and 20 the whole loot structure II
permits better circulation. Cantilever
Shoes induce correct poise--su nee
essary to the proper functioninE of
every organ Of the body. which. ply
s!cians say. means greater cndur-
ancc, better health, glowing color.
Increased physical charm.
In these shoes you don't have to
sacrifice appearance tor comfort. In
them you Viii lind the neatly round
ID toe and medium heel Of fashion.
Re fitted 10 a pair tomorrow and
see II YOU cannot end your PARTICULAR
foot worries. widths AAAA to L.
.Seyzn0u,'S ycLe
II WEST BROAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
SULPHUR CLEARS
A P|MPLY SKIN
IAgpiy Sulphur nv Told When Your
skin Brcnks Out.

/ any breaking out OF the skin OF
race. neck arms or body is overcome
,Quickcst by applying Mcntho- Sulphur
.sThe plmples seem to dry right M and
| go away. declares n noted skin spc-
| Sialist.
l. Nothing has ever been found to
tako tho place of sulphur as a pimp!c
remover. II is harmless and .lnex-
psnsive. Just ask any druggist for u,
srIall Jar OF Rowels Mcntho- Sulphur
and use II like cold cream.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

pietely by morning and you Will feel
splendid. They work while YOU
sleep" Cascar";s never stir You I'M
or gripe Ike Salts. Pulls. CaIo,nel
"r Oh, and they cos, only ten cents
Il box. Children love Cascarcts. too
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
O. a. ~ + II Fg7 ~
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III
|S-------------- -
Mrs, John a. Coke has taken the
Y'ening of November - tor, Il dcbu-
into dinner party. Tho affair Will
g given in honor OF Miss Agnes Moy-
lif. dcbutante OF this season. and
~ take place at IN" Country Club
here Will b. about thirty guests
resent.
Z "PinafOre" Last Evening.
puco more tho familiar score of
bert and sullivan in "pinaGorc"
p"ucd 10 an interesting society anI-
l'ucc at the Acadcry OF Music.
mo OF those attending were: Mr
I Mrs. Harry NJ Smith. .Ir.. Mr.
not Mrs. James Cashic. Mr and Irs.
hard Crane. Miss Matte Boiling.
and Mrs. Il. II. ritts. Mrs. Thomas
| 't"r. Mrs Charles 6. Bark sdal".
and Mrs. ". II. Palmer. Jr.. SIR.
3nf Mrs. CALVIN SattcrHcld. Jr. Nr.
=. Mrs. William l.. rrigg. Jr.. Miss
bara Trigg, Sir. and Mrs. AVN
Iizier Mrs. Pelham Blackford. br
Hi Mrs r. g. Fraycl. Mrs. Charles
W!nSo. Mlss"s Clara Ingram.
.aTtht Cunningham. May Mercer.
Elizabeth Palmer. Cu:harluo Bom!ss.
.ususta clay. OF Savannah. Ga, I'ur-
'srccr Walden. Sun Gorsnn Wnry
Tomas Cox. Nnrv Mason V.llIin,ns
bel carter, Mary iiawes. HuldH
Villains. Maria Ecm!ss, Euuor Fry.
'ariorie lI"shius Eotty Amber. Eu-
rrlng,on. IL Tyns.r c.rrip,.np
william Reynolds BG:Drd Scott. lar
Fraser Randolph Harrison. Rob
70 I. sharp. Edwin l. Conquest. j. T..
oN Jr., maxwell Wauncn. Howard
IHskcryillc. Rnrk.lcy E,lli,,,s
Ifosth oven. AlIrn = p,,'4 lobn
I;p.uc.,. Thouias Jefferson S,rhn.
.I1v Miner wuIt;,,, uyIn,,t ,
Iaronco Gray.
ri,,.
.'.SA H"i' I""tra ~ giving n
r"''F '"'' afternoon al
''N q h'' nome ON PATS Avenue.
N'Nni ~ IN h"noT 81 MISS Lucy
',.'r' "i -" 1'!.'"iS' Mise "hnt"r
ne FH'H' 81 NJ J"hu Noncu'"
.""r She mas req ientiy visited
"c'"',.
""ppc'''
h"'' - .n'" Interested l"
",'"In* OF MIAs NIrGInla COZ
l., '""stt"T "i Mf. ana
i''''. i''if 'rp'"' ~ Coz
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son "i 'h' !"''
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80 '''' .'' '""'H- 'p'" iH"1'
rh' 80 W." nom. OF VIC hf!le.
az ~ ''I'r" re-
''''" ntS P,!iofi't'H IN" ere
i'.'G,".i; NJ ge'eWonS' Mrs.
rm nr.N- in" Noss.'''
', .ln'. ''~ a"h - Glare
!, N'A H'"f'" N''''t curing
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"c 'f''a 'i.''''' ".iI h"r 'hther,
u" -H'' .'t ''' MAJ i."S' IN" wore
o, "hl'" ,r""" '"NcF"d ~
'''s "'.I ''F1t'! ''."''.H''s ana
HE"t WIZ %iru'" "i orhn"" Nos
"m' '"'''."S custer 80 the rt""
~" nan HE :" mo nom "' tn" sEiF'
ne V'''' "' man! ."F'rN "t tUil'.
No. '' 'r"'h' ''' from coz
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Nf''''H "' '",' or.
'T'1I" D.. SONS H!-' caught Ne
6 "' ''Nl'hF INTERVALS ~" car
.'' '"''Ni"' '""IH'' "' ines ~
"' Ii''"' ''l "IS"'"N.
vac of."' W'F" MIS- J..
~ NS'ih ''"'i"l "i h"il"i VINO
nov '"h W'"H'nE Hf"ss "f
"' N'.h q '.Nfi tram ON
: "."el ~ b""..s "!'s s"e i"!-
~ 'n"'" %, 't'f ana Misses syh-
'I "' H'"'H oil honor ""n
''' n"'S'S .' "iSh'4
''"'''" 81" ''''"' an" ."FiI'H
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
Ncrpor, New. nuI,ds Yacht.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. NOV ID
The yacht ohio. built here for l..
" SCr!pps. new paper publisher. WAS
TUNED OYER 70 Cox y stevens, Ecy
Yurk architects today and Will leay.
FOR N"w YORK tomorrow Mr..
Ser.pps j. ia reported. viii make a
trip around tho world in the yacht;
The Ohio cost about 5000 OO0 aud
Is one OF The most handsome craft
% hey class afl"at. she is !7c feet
long or'r AL, 80 Zoo, h"a,n and 10
feet : Inches d""p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

>THA -Nl-HG "a. Soy !j-Oun %;
the most beautiful weddings that has
"v"r taken place iu this par; of the
country, Was suleinni1-! In Middle
town on Saturday evening. Nor.nn :
h"r H. ~ o'clock when Miss Emma
Kathryn Stlokl"y. cld"sr daughter Of
MI and Mrs " " S;ir6lcy. % Vau.
c.I,-. lcr"m" the bride ot william
Edward rogers son o: Mr aud Mrs
W. -. Eo-crs. OF AI!dd!c'uwu lii"
ceremony was performed by Rcv J
j.. hdmak"r, Of tn" Christian Church
OF Straehurg. assisted by R"v + g.
hawkes.. o; the Niddlciuwn Method
list Church. Mrs Kocrrs Is Grad
uate of Fort I.oudon Seminary. OF
Winchester. at which school she has
held position a teacher for tn"
past three years. SIR Rogers hUld,
r"sponsihlr position with the south
en- Railway Company in Washing
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

tn" incest misunderstanding to
physlc your bowels when YOU have
Headache Sour stomach
'o!ds EiliouSucss
Dizziness indig.qtIon
is candy-like Cascar.ts ono or ,wo
tonight viii empty your bowels com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-16

Miss Ma /. Moore made q charming
Informal ;aIk, which she called sly
Summer Trip 20 South America 30
Miss Moore spoke az tn" customs 81
III" country. and the awakening Of
,h" WOMEN 10 a realization OF tho
narrow position they occupy at pres.
ont. She emphasized ;h" Importance
OF ccncnt!ns the Friendship existing
between the South American cOuu-
tries "ud the United States. and also
touched On til. efforts "f Enr land
aud Japan 10 scciH" The South Amer
ican ted. MGs W. w Foster IN
tI"dured Miss Moore An Informal
reception followed Miss MDpre'S tIiH
The wuiUau's board o: Tire M":ho-
dist Institute met y"SterdIy morning
Il. tae Institute. tn. reports re-
n"tv"i w";" very encouraging Plans
for M Christmas celebration We're
discussed. .uI committees appointed
Tor TIA" various departments. The
Cnr.stm.,s boxes which AZ. handled
through the different missionary
auNiiin.ics viii h. given out az ,h-
Social Service meeting. Wednesday,.
November 80 THIS will b. hold i'm
the Methodist Publishing Hous" a.,
!" 80 "'ciDck