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THOMSON AND HIS BRIDE
GOING TO SUMMIT POINT
They Will Be Accompanicd to His
Boyhood Homo by 'Speaker
and Mrs. Chump Clark.
STILL ON THEIR HONEYMOON
Probably Will Visit Friends In Win
chester Before IteturninK to Their
Home in New Orleans?Mrs. Oliiss
Entertains at Luncheon.
n
* [Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
^'WINCHESTER. VA.t July 17.?Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Thomson, the latter
formerly Miss Genevieve Clark, whose
marriage took place on June 30 In
Bowling Green, Mo., the home of the
hride's parents, Speaker and Mrs.
Chump Clark, are expected early next
week at Summit Point, Jefferson Coun
ty. W. Va? th? boyhood home of Mr.
Thomson, where his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. A. P. Thomson, have an attractive
home. They have Just completed a tour
of the Great Lakes region. It is ex
pected Mr. and Mrs. Thomson will visit
friends In Winchester before returning
to their future home in New Orleans.
, Mrs. Robert McC. Glass entertained
at a beautifully appointed luncheon at
her home on Washington Street on
Tuesday afternoon, thirty-two women
being present. The luncheon was given
!n honor of Mrs. Mason Dillard. of Bir
mingham. Ala.; Mrs Harry W. Hyde, of
Clearbrook. Va.; Mrs. Bryan Conrad,
wife of Captain Conrad, of the United
States Army: Mrs. William H. Ilakfr,
of Winchester, and Mrs. J. Wood Glass,
of Nowata, Okla.
Captain Frank Rittenhouse, of the
United States Marine Corps, and Mrs.
Rittenhouse. of Philadelphia, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Carter
at their home here.
Mrs. Joseph Rlan<-hard Amos, of Bos
ton. is at the home of Miss Mstrv Spot
tlewoode Buchanan for the summer.
Mrs. S. A. Jordan and her daughter.
Miss Jordan, have returned from an ?-x
tended visit to r?lati\es at Cvnthiana.
Ky.
| I.ie?itenant George Rivers P.yrd, of
the t'nlted States Army, has gone to
Washington, after visltlnt: his mother,
Mrs Jennie Ryrd, and other relatives
in town.
Miss Katharine R. Glass. Miss Match
er and D: Robert McC. Glass, 1 ?? ft Bal
timore by sea this week fur points In
N<'a England, where they will spend
M'-i'ral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs O m Shyerley, of Blue,
field, W Ya . have been motorintr and
vlsltinsr friet.ds tn town th!? week.
MitsH Josephine Conner, of Wa shin c
'on. is truest of the Misses Keating at
tfieir home oti South Main Street.
. Mr.* Walter K Barr and her brother
in-law have returned from a m<>torlr.~
trip to New V'irk and New Jersey,
where they spent sorne time visiting
relatives.
Miss Virginia Higgins. of Washing
ton. if with relatives and friends h'-re.
NATURAL BRIDGE
'Spec'.*) to The Times-Dispatch ]
NATI'RAL RRIDGE. VA? July 17.?
Klrr*4 ih" depattur? of the drueulsts
of Uft wtek, life bar taken on l:.?
t^Funl Brldire tones "TIit" s no
elork in the forest." and these mid
trtimmer flays aro passing most de
lightfully. Th<- Iosb strenuous Fit in
th<- swlnp chairs on the lawn whil*
tljc-v embroider. exchanRc stitches an>l
i]nv?, or aro deep in t>io page? of the
lotc-t book." of tlif hotel library. Of
?4.11 ?h* amusements at ih* Brldce.
none Is in of popular than the daily
.and twice-daily dip Into the fwnnminc
pool. whlfh 1 = fed by a rlear mountain
stream nenr-by. Every afternoon at
4 o'clock the bnthers and their admir
ers fi-k th?> picturesque Fpnt shaded
by overhnnginn willows, and a rlcht
ro-.nl t:me they have for an hour or
|#ri
P.irnet L??a. of Danville Yn , spent
th< week-'-nd here with Mrs I.ea
Mr."-' James Morrison and her little
daughter have returned this year, and
r<- warmly welcomed by their old
f r lends.
W P. McClanahan. of Roanoke, Join
ed M:p MoClanahan here on Tuesday.
Mrs. McClanahnn has been spending
several weeks at the Bridce.
Pr and Mrs. S J. Crowe and son. of
Baltimore, came hero while on a mo
tor trip through Virginia l?r. Crowe
15 connected with ?he Johns Hopkins
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs W. M. Jones and Gar
land and Wesley Jones, of Norfolk,
and Mrs. W. A. Mehegan. of Richmond,
have taken apartments in the Jeffer
son Cottage.
Pr ar.d Mrs. A. B. Norton and Dr
and Mrs. John E. Wilson, of New York,
came here while on a motor trip to
the Hot Springs.
Colonel and Mrs. Thomas A. Jones,
of Lexington, came here while on their
honeymoon trip to Asheville, N. C. A
'little later they will occupy their new
home at the V. M. I.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Randolph, of
New York, came here en route to the
Hot Springs In tholr motor car.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Horton, of Roa
noke. and Mrs. John F. Mitchell, of
i: ? nficld. 1 nd.. spent a few days here
vi touring Ylrglnla.
c M. Ouggenhcitner. Jr.. and N. S.
< nhelmer visited tho Bridge af
t -?<? a motor trip north.
V . and Mrs. J. P. Owen, of Lynch
lit--_. came here in their motor car
v.b? n on their way to Atlantic City.
? Mi an^l Mrs. A. P. Crnddock and
family, of Lynchburg, spent a few
days here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Scatchard and Mr.
and Mrs. L. O. Stewart and Miss Stew
art, of Roanoke, wei*e a motor party
that came here for the week-end. La
ter they were Joined by L. W. Scatcli
rd. of Roanoke.
I Misses Eva C. Arendall and Alllft
Lee Arendall, of Nathalie, Va., arc new
members of the summer colony.
Irving and William Lynn, of Lynch
i.-j-c. are spending some time at the.
I": idge.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Peyerle and
. hildrcn. of Plainfleld, W. Va.. came
lierc while on a motor trip.
Eellx E. Porter, of Richmond, and
William A. Elliott, of Chattanooga,
T?'-nii., spent the week-end here.
Mrs. W. B. Finney, of Stuarts Draft,
Vr>? and Miss Ella Myers, of Eagle
pock. Ya., Joined Mr. Hicks here dur
ng the druggists' convention last
?? eek.
Dr. C. C. Coleman and ???-. M. Call,
Richmond, came here while on a
? otoj- trip.
Mrs. E. T. Shepherd. Miss Sallle Gray
iepherd. M. W. Perkins and Hubert
IPu-land. of Palmyra. Ya.. came here
?. h11 e on a motor tour.
Mrs. R. S. Blackburn and Miss Iola
-,I Blackburn, of Beacon, N. Y., visited
lite Bridge while making a tour of
Virginia
Mrs. Flora T. Watklns. Miss Mildred
U'atkins, of Winston-Salem, N. C.. ind
"r. and Mrs. T. W. Brown, of RalsJgh,
v <?, came here while on a moior crip
?>rth.
Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Smith and family,
,,f Crafton, W. Va., arc here while on
a motor trip.
Mrs. W. B. Swaney and Mrs. M. G.
Hope, of Chattanooga, came here
\\hilo on their way to Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Murphy, of Ashe
ville, N. C., visited the Bridge while |
on a honeymoon trip north.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Snlffen, of Hamp- I
Speaking in America
in Serbia's Interest
Mm*, (iroultch, wlfr of the perma
nent I ndiT-Xoorrtnry of I-'orrl^i) Af
fiilrn of Srrliln, who lia* liom uprnk
IriK 1? the ICnntrrii rlllrN of (lie I'nlted
SfnlrN In lii'lutlf of the Serlilnn Acrl
cultiiritl llellef Committer of America,
Li noir on n tour of .>ll(ldle Western
??Itles. An tlie nlfr of one of Serhlu*?
foremost dlplomiitM, Mine. (iroultch
linn hud roiiMldernlile experience In ull
] of the Klirnpenn cnpltnln. She hnn
nerved In llc-d < ronn nork In the pres
enl nnd the t*To previous conflict* In
?hlch Serliln hun rnijaKi'd, nnd rvenrn
n KOlrt (?ronn. given her It) her Knvern
| nient lied ( ronn. .Mme. (?roulteh vrn*
formrrlj >ll<m Mnhel Itunlnp. of flnrkn
lui rit. \V. Vn.
ton. Va.. are her* while making a tour
of the mountains.
Mrs. Frank Hall, of Lynchburg, and
; Frank Hall, of Roanoke; S. T. I^cwls
and Don Gault, of Chattanooga. Tenn ;
! John 1'. Farley, ot Philadelphia, ami
! N*. H. Thomas, of Richmond, are among
j the new arrivals.
FARMVILLE
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
! FARMVlUiE, VA.. July XT.?Mr. and
Mrs. J A. Garland spent Tuesday In
Richmond.
Thomas f'ohb. of Ivor, has been a
guest here recently.
Mr and Mrs f: H. Paulett are on a
! visit to their daughter, Mrs. Geoffrey
iCreyke, of Washington, D.
IMiss I.urllne Moring is the guest of
Miss Klizalxth North, in Lynchburg.
Miss Lillian Hristow, of Richmond,
i is the guest of her brother, R. C.
j Hristow.
j Miss Aubrey Smith is at home after
[spending the past two months in
Lynchburg.
? Miss ?-iartrf> Hargett. of Richmond,
! has heon ;t recent visitor to Miss Maria
| Rrist ow.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edmunds, of
Winston-Salem, N. C? are visiting home
. people h'-re.
I Miss Kucenia Walker is spending the
'summer with h*r grandmother, Mrs.
jC M. Walker.
H I ?. Flood was in town Shis we*k.
I Mr. and Mrs. N. G Haddock, of Rich
mond, are on a visit to Mrs. T. N.
I.ayne.
Judpe W. M. Smith, of Cumberland,
was here on Wednesday.
Miss Little Jennings and Mrs. Stane,
of Amherst, have returned after a de
lightful stay with Mrs. Arthur Noel
Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Richardson, Jr.,
of Rltterteld, V.". Va, are visiting his
parents.
Mr? T M. MrCorkl'1. of I.ynchhurp,
is the guest of .Mr. nnd Mrs. Walker i
Si oti.
Misses Hattie and Bessie Paulett l^ft !
this week to spend two months with !
friend* on I.onp Island Sound.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Harden, of Nor- j
folk, are on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. |
John Shannon.
Dr. Ulbhett, of Blue Ridge, is visit
!ntr friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Horsley, of Richmond, |
is spending some time with Miss Lucy
Irvlnp.
Frank Womack, of Suffolk, is on a
visit to friends here.
Miss Clara Wesler left this week for
her home In Philadelphia.
Miss l'rlncess Watkins has returned
after a delightful stay with friends In
Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Booker and chil
dren are visiting in Newport News.
Mrs. Quarles, of Richmond, Is with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rich
ardson.
Rev. Mr. Dlehl and family are viBlt
lnp in Roanoke.
Mrs. E. C. Jones and daughter. Miss
Charley, are on a visit to Dr. and Mrs.
(A. H. Hoire, of Bluefleld, W. Va.
Mrs. liupene Gill, of Huntsvllle, Ala.,
j reached here this week for a stay with
.her home people.
j Mrs. Hundley Is on a visit to friends
?in Buckingham.
j Mrs. J. Davis Morton and daughter,
, Jacquelln, will leave shortly for Port
land. Me., to be the guests of friends.
! Miss Leila Jackson entertained on
[Saturday In honor of Miss Hans, of
New York.
Miss Juliet Hundley is spending some
i time with friends In Amherst.
Miss Frankle McKlnney was hostess
lat an elaborate auction party on Tues
I day In honor of her guest. Miss Oalnea.
j Cashier Vniden, of the First National
iBank. Is back from a stay In Chicago.
i Judge George M. Hundley is at Craig
Healing Springs.
Mrs. George Richardson and daugh
ter, Miss Anne, received their friends
! on Wednesday afternoon, in honor of
| Mrs. George Richardson, Jr.
j Mrs. J. J. Powell will leave next week
j for Bedford, where she will net as
'chaperon for a camping party near the
Peaks of Otter.
j Editor Hart, of the Farmvllle Her
A Perfect Complexion
Gives that dell*
cately clear and
k refined complcx
6& ion which every
woman desires. Keeps
away skin troubles.
Gouraud's
I Oriental Cream
We will ?end a complexion chamois
and hook of Powder leaves tor ISc.
to cover coat of mailing * wrapplnR.
' At Druggists and Department Slons ^^
FERD. T. HOPKINS & SON ?
17 Groat Jones St. NewYork City.
I
aid. attended the meeting of the Vir
ginia Press Association In Newport
News during the week.
RALEIGH
[Special to The Tlm^ s-Dispatch.]
RALEIGH. N. C.. July 17.?Mrs.
Marcus Crocker was the honor guest
for a delightful informal reception on
Wednesday evening given by Mr. and
Mrs. A. L. Murray at their home on
Fayettcvllle Street. Mrs. Crocker Is
here from Columbus. O., spending a
while with her parents. Colonel and
Mrs. J. C. L. Harris.
Miss Eleanor Vass has gone to
Wrlghtsville Beach to he with her sis
ter. Mrs. S. Brown Shepherd, who has
a cottage for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Morris have
returned from their bridal trip on
which they spent considerable time In
the mountains of West Virginia. They
will make their home In Clayton. Mrs.
Morris was Miss Anderson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Winder are
at home here after an extended wed
ding trip. Mrs Winder was Miss M?:
Arthur, of Winston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. London were the
hosts on Monday night for a most en
I Joyablc progressive hearts party in
, honor of their guests. Misses Eunice
1 Elliot, of Linden, and Norris Alexan
' der, of Kayettevllle. and Louis Nooe,
I of Pittsboro, and Henry Elliot, of Lin
den.
Dr. Norwood G. Carroll and wife. Dr.
; Delia Dixon-Carroll, have gone for a
two months' trip to the Pacific Coast
{with the Panama-Pacific Exposition as
? their special objective.
Mrs. Fred N. Habel and Misses Mar
1 garet and Mary Habel have gone to the
' Panama-Pacific Exposition.
i Mrs. W. T. Lee, of Waynesville. was
j here for several days this week with
j her husband. W. T. L?e, of the Cor
j poration Commission.
Mrs. A. J. Barwlck was hostess at
| her home In Glenwood on l'riday morn
i Ing for a company of friend*.
I There was much Interest here in the
announcement by Mr. and Mrs. P. W.
I Cobb, of Rowland, N. C., of the niar
I rlage of th<-ir daughter. Miss Nannie
I Jan*, and Archie K Robinson, of this
city, on Wednesday, June 30, at Row
* land.
j Mrs. Jane McKinnon has gone to
| Boston for the purpose of delivering
i a series of lectures at Simmons Col
j lege on rural economics and to give
demonstrations in commercial canning
and preserving.
Dr. Charles Lee Smith. Mrs. Smith
and their children have gone to More
head to spend ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Peterson, ofGolds
boro. spent several days here thli week
j with their daughter, Mrs. Hiiht C.
Moore, who is recovering from a'recent
operation. '
Mr. and Mrs M. Rosenthal have gone
to Ocean View. Va? for several weeks.
Mrs. Fred Brower, of Winston-Salem,
was here several days this week, th?
guest of Mrs. Telfair Horton. She w??nt
from Raleigh to Louisburg for a visit.
MOUNT ELLIOTT SPRINGS
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
MOUNT ELLIOTT. VA? July 17.?
During the past week the summer
colony at Mount Elliott has received
heavy re-enforcements, and the season
in moving with accumulative momen
tum toward Its height, the month of
August.
Several bowling parties in the morn
ing. swimming parties in the after
noons. and cards and dancing in the
evenings, with some tennis and bil
liards thrown in. together with a se
ries of "tramps" participated in by
nearly the entire crowd, have proved
the principal amusements during these
last few days.
The number of tourists and automo
bile parties is on the increase, and
dropping in on the Springs for the
evenings, they constitute a decided ad
dition to the gaveties. Several tour
ing parties, stopping by for the night,
have found Mount Elliott too delight
ful to leave and remained for a week
or two.
On Wednesday evening1 a program
of clever impersonations and old dar
key selections, together with a num
ber of splendid recitations, were pre
sented in the ballroom, and thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests. Miss Louise
Howell, of Charleston, W. Va., capti
vated the audience with a number of
charming selections from "Carmen" I
and "Aida," and vigorous encores i
testified to the appreciation of her )
magnificent mezzo-soprano, and her I
soulful interpretation. .After the close \
of the program. the ballroom was j
turned over to the young people for
dancing.
Among the latest arrivals are: Miss
Isabel Sublett and Miss Mary Ella
Webb, of Staunton: W, II. Horton and
Mrs. Horton. and John F. Mitchell, of i
Roanoke, Va.: Mrs. Rachel Levy and
Miss Swann, of Richmond; Dr. T. M.
Tarkins. Mrs. Parkins and Miss Vir
ginia Tarkins, of Staunton: John \V.
Alby, of New York City; Miss Louise
Jarman. Howell Jarman and Mr. and
Mrs. Roe R. Uedemann, of Jackson
ville, Kla.; M. L. Stern, Richmond;
Mrs. H. D." Jarman, of Charlottesville:
J. \V. Marshall, of Baltimore; P. It.
Porter and S. A. Porter, of Atlanta.
Ga.; E R Covee and Kdgar Todd, of
Augusta Springs, Va: S. B. Sublett,
of Staunton, Va.: R- I'- Stratton and
wife and Richard Stratton and Miss
Eleanor Stratton. of Staunlon, Va.;
i C. C. Knight, Mrs. Knight and son,
of Brazil, S. A.; D. C. Gallagher, of
I Charleston, W. Va.; II. C Roeblen and
' wife, of Richmond; Dr and Mrs.
Thornton Hankins, of Craigsville, Va.;
Ernest Howell, Mrs. Howell, Miss
Louise Howell and Miss Frances How
ell, of Charleston, W. Va.; Mrs. J. W.
Ruxton. Miss Helen Weaver and Bux
ton Weaver, of Rich Square. X. C.;
Mrs. S. D. Craig, Richmond; Mrs. Eu
gene R. Walker and son, of Fort
Monroe; Mrs. Glenn Brown, of Rich
mond, and Miss Margaret Wise, of
Culpeper, Va
LYNCHBURG
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
LYNCHBURG. VA? July 17.?Mr. ami
Mrs. C. H. Lumsden have pone to At
lantic City.
Rawllngs Hamner has gone to
Mountain Lake to spend his vacation.
Mrs. C. L. Mason and children are
spending the month of July at Ashe
vllle.
Miss Carrie Johnson, of Clinton,
N. C., Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
| P. A. Krlso, In Rlvermont.
Allen Prlngle, of Philadelphia, spent
a portion of the week here with his
1 brother, Ensign John Prlngle, of the
Salvation Army.
Miss Violet Feagans is visiting rela
tives in Richmond.
W. W. Walsh has returned from Elk
Park, N. C., where he went to spend a
brief time with Mrs. Walsh and baby,
I who are spending the. summer at Mrs.
Walsh's former home there.
II. Colston Blackford, who under
went an operation for appendicitis at
University 'Hospital, Charlottesville,
! has recovered sufficiently to return to
i his home in Lynchburg.
Miss Marce Jones Is visiting Mrs.
: Charles Waddell In Norfolk.
; Mrs. It. C. Moody, of New York, Is
j the guest of Mrs. R. O. Thomas In
; Rlvermont.
Miss Corinne Schwartz is vlBiting
j relatives in Danville.
Miss Nenri Lochridge Is visiting
! friends In Charlotte. N. C. She will
go to Laurens. S. C., for a visit be
fore returning home. N
Mrs. C. R. Pleasants is the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. W. E. Richmond,
at Rural Retreat.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hawse and chil
dren have returned from a visit in
Nelson County.
Dr. F. M. Perrow, wife and Miss
Annie Johnson have ?rone to Ocean
City,
j Misses Minnie C. Perrow and Mary
I G. Moon have returned home from a
visit In Charlottesville.
Mrs. Julia Lewis Trent, of Wash
ington, spent a portion of the week
j as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Acree In Rlvermont.
I Mrs. C. G. Lambert ar.d daughter,
i Miss Bessie Lambert, of Atlanta, Ga.,
are the guests of Mrs. Lambert's
I daughter. Mrs. H. M. Davis, on Fed
j eral Street.
Major T. F. Schley and wife, of
Texas, who have been visiting friends
here, accompanied by Mrs. Catherine
P. Langhorne. have gone to Warm
Springs for a visit with Major Schley's
mother, Mrs. W. S. Schley.
E. N. Tucker left on Wednesday for
\ Virginia Beach.
Miss Julia Hurley is at Atlantic
I City.
j Mrs. M. O. Darlev is visiting her
j daughter, Mrs. M. L. Gates, at Hut
. Springs.
i Miss Nora Fields ar.d Miss Ruby
; White have returned to the city after
j a visit at Evlngton.
Mrs. J. T. Rector and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, of Slater, Mo., are visiting
Mrs. C. E. Callahan on Harrison
Street.
Julian T. Baber left on Wednesday
morning to join a party at Pearisburg
from Bluefleld and Graham for a ten
days' camp at Mountain Lake.
Mrs. LeRoy L. Schaffer and chll
' rlren have returned home after spend
j ing a week with relatives in Campbell
i County.
; Mrs. J. B. Adams left on Wednesday
| for Atlanta.
Miss Mary "Watts has gone to Moun
. tain Lake.
Misses Nannie and Frances Kabler
! are visiting relatives at Gladys.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Kirkpatrlck have
returned from a visit at Emory.
; Mr. and Mrs. James R. Gilliam. Miss
Elsie W. Gilliam and S. J. Gilliam left
on Thursday for Atlantic Cltv.
Miss Florence Foster, physical di
rector of the Y W. C. A., has gone
' to Penacook, N. H.. to spend her vaca
' tion at her home.
OLD SWEET SPRINGS
[Special to TJi* Times-Dispatch.1
j SWEET SPRINGS. \V. VA.. July 17?
Without overcrowding, the social cal
endar is well filled.
The most delightful event of the
week was the tally-ho party from "Old
I Sweet" to Beaver Dam Falls, at which
! John D. Lewis was host. Mr. Lewis
j was assisted In receiving; his guests
'by his sister, Mrs H. S. Johnson. The
I drive was through the most beautiful
; part of this favored section, and the
I crack whip. Huy Sayre. handled the
ribbons with skill. A camp tire was
built and a delicious supper served, the
crowning feature being the coffee made
j by C. C. Lewis, Sr., who, with his
I hunter's experience, makes a cup so
| perfect it leaves nothing to be de
i sired. The younger set regaled their
t elders with old plantation soncs, and
the trip back under the starlit sky was
a happy endlnpr to a glorious outing,
j The puests included: Mrs. K. Noyes,
I Mrs. IV. D. Wyville. Mrs. F. C. Pieg,
i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payne. Mrs. Walley
i Davis, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ilolderness,
I E. M. Payne, Mrs H. Clifford Smith,
I Miss Maurie Walmsley. Mrs. C. \V. Rob
| ertson. Mrs. J. A. Norris. Miss Cath
j arine Darsle. Miss I.ucile Paxton, Miss
Jennie Day Proudfit. Miss Ruth Payne,
: Miss Elizabeth Knisely. H. S. Johnson,
| Miss Laura Landers. William McCI. Pax
| ton. Mrs. R. S. Matheson, Mrs. Hudson
[ Kelly, Miss Adelaide Mayo. R. R. Snapp,
[Miss Caroline Cntlin, Miss Mary Car
penter and J. B. Sullivan.
W. E. Chilton. Jr., son of Senator
[ Chilton, who is making a motor trip
through the mountains with E. D.
Knight and A. C Matthews, stopped
: at Hotel Grand.
Mrs. W. D. Wyville was hostess at a
five hundred party.
Mrs. C. W. flobertson, of Washineton.
entertaining at bridgo, in honor of
Mrs. Clifford Smith. Miss Walmsley
was winner of first prize.
Mrs. W. A Ponner and Mrs. L. S.
? Dillenhack. of New York, have joined
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" Do One Thing Well" is the Secret of Success
Business Men's Lunch, 40c.
STUMPF'S
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Stumpfs Own Make Deviled Crabs.
Hl.oo per dozen.
Tour Advertisement
in this space will be
read by Richmond's
best buyers.
One Week Sale Only.
Best Country Meal, peck..., 2Rc
Best Larrl. pound 10c
All 10c goods So
11 5c goods 4c
Country Breakfast Bacon, lb 18o
"Quality Food for Quality Folka."
BEST GROCERY CO.,
701 North Fourth St. Vtnnd. 4100
Priceii Itrduced on lilgli-Grnde
Lawn Mowers
I.arse Variety. All Slses.
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1215 Kant Main Street.
Cash register receipts good for
votes In M. & M. $2,000 contest.
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All Disorders affecting the Skin,
Scalp and Nervous System success
fully treated. Consultation, in per
son or by letter, free and strictly
confidential.
Phone Mad. 2012 for annointments.
MRS. M. G. SHANNON HOUSE,
formerly with Miller & Ithoads aud
Cohen Co.
The acme of perfection
Queen Quality Butter, 35c lb.
Delivered In perfect condition to a??*
part of tho city.
Jersey Butter Co.
1722 E. Main. Phone Mad. 4.120.
I
Mrs. R. S. Mutheacn. of Chicago, at
Central Hotel.
l>r. J. W. Klncald, president of the
Kentucky Medical Association, and Mrs.
Klncald. with Mrs. I.. Carnahan and
I Mrs. S. Klnner have also taken rooms
in Central Hotel
Mr. an'l Mrs. L. ft. McLain have been
added to the Washington colony.
Mrs. P. II. Proudflt, of Memphis, fori
many years a patron of Old Sweet |
| Springs. has arrived to be with h'-r
i daughter and small gran'.son.
j Mrs. K. It. Cunningham, with her |
granddaughter. Miss Lyman, have ar
rived from itlchmond.
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
ROCKBRIDGE BATHS, VA? July 17.
? Rockbridge Baths Hotel is rapidly
! filling up with quests for the sum
mer.
Tho cool, invigorating air makes;
mountain climbing a popular pastime)
j for tho younger set. Several parties!
; have climbed Jump Mountain. The1
j swimming pool proves an attraction for j
; both old and young. .
Mrs. Sterrett and daughters. Misses'
j Annissa. Marika, and Phoebe. of N'cw ,
i York City, arc spending the summer;
here. Mrs. B. \V. Herndon, of Baltl
; more, experts to remain for the en- I
j tire season and has as her guests h?*r j
nieces. Mrs. I'arkham. of Petersburg, j
| and Miss .lennle Lloyd, of Lynchburg.!
Motor parties are arriving daily, j
| Mrs. C. R. Caldwell. Miss Jane McC. j
Allen, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell. Miss I
; Anno Wilson and Dr. R. R. Sprlnkel
j motored over from Staunton to spend
I a few days recently.
j Amone the guests registered at the
hotel are the following:
Mrs. J. R. S. Sterrett. Miss Sterrett.
Miss Mareka Sterrett. Miss Phoebe
Sterrett. New York City; Miss R. M.
Crawford, Norfolk, Ya.; Mr. and Mrs.
j IS. W. Herndon, Roland Park, Md ; Miss '
Margaret Lloyd. Lynchburg. Va.; Mr. i
and Mrs. T. S. Bailey and family. New j
London. Conn.; Dandridge Murrcll. i
Lynchburg, Va.: Jessie D. Smith. Lloyd
M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. U. Smith,'
Landlsburcr. \V. Ya.: E W. Curdts anil
wife, Norfolk, Vn.: Leigh \Y. Reid,
Alexandria, Ya.; Miss Mary McPheters,
Henderson ville, N. C.: Mr. and Mrs.
L. C. Ware, Dr. and Mrs. Eraser. Miss
Joan Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Oliver
and family, Mrs. Jessie Armstrong, E.
T. Flfer. T. P. McEarland. Mrs. C. R.
? Caldwell. Miss Jane C. Allen, Miss Ann
| Wilson, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell, Dr.
t R. W. Sprinkle. Mrs. E. \Y Bissell, J.
! C. McNeill. J. D. Crowle* Mr. and Mrs.
j S. G. Henkel and L. D. Myorley, S^aun
i ton, Ya.; Mrs. Edmund Christian and!
j family, Norfolk Va.: Miss Elizabeth
Patterson. Augusta Springs. Va.; R. M.
McLaine. wife and son. Romney, W.
Va.; Blair N. Haines, Romnfty \Y. Va.;
R. M. Strother, W. H. Lloyd. G. W.
Hamner, S. A. Lloyd, J. E. Lloyd, Miss
Jennio Lloyd, Lynchburg, Va.; Mrs. I.
V. Parkham. Petersburg. Va.; E. W.
Armstead, Mrs. M. V. Armstead. Rich
mond; Paul M. Penlck and wife. Miss
' Agnes Penlck, Frances N. Penick, Allen
i Penick, Reed Steel. Miss Mary Barclay,
Miss Nell Brokenboro, Lexington, Va.;
Miss Martha Webb Purcell. Richmond;
D. Allen, St. Louis, Mo.; Dr. and Mrs.
H. S. Henkel. Brownsburjj, Va.
SUFFOLK
(Special to The Times-Dispatch ]
SUFFOLK. VA.. July 17.?William N.
McAnge, Jr., is the guest of his parents
on Main Street.
Mrs. J. L. Bell and family, and Mrs.
Ed Harrell have, returned from Wil
loughby Beach, Va.
Mrs. Henry Jordan is the guest of
! Mrs. George Grumpier on Linden Ave
j nue.
i Misses Ella Mary and Amy H. Smith
have returned from a stay at Ocean
i View.
i Miss Dorothy Vann is the guest of
' Miss Ada Brlggs on Grace Street.
Mrs. Otis Obcrry, of Whaleyville. was
1 the g nost to-day of Mrs. Crawley
i Nelms.
President Harper, of Elon College,
and Dr. Whlttj\ker, a prominent divine
of the Christian denomination, both on
their way to the Christian Chautauqua
at Virginia Reach, will he In Suffolk
next week and will make addresses at
the Christian Church.
Mrs. (J. Wilbur Shipley ami Miss
Laura Benson Shipley, of Albemarle,
N. C., who have been guests in the
home of Dr. J. M. Gibson, will leave on
Tuesday for Baltimore.
Jack Xurney left to-day for Rich
mond. to be with his sister, Mrs. T. A.
Smyth, for a few days.
The Ladies' Home and Foreign Mis
sion Society of the Christian Church
met In the Philathea classroom on Mon
day night.
The lawn party given on Tuesday
night in the Hall Place Park for the
benefit of the baseball club, was large
ly attended and most successful.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Rochelle Harrell entertained Informally
at their home on Chestnut Street In
honor of their guesjts. Misses Ethel
Hicks BufTaloe and Lucy Virginia
Camp, of Raleigh.
Mrs. M. A. Matlce Is the guest of rela
tives in Hlnton, W. Va.
Mrs. William Disharoon and chil
dren, of Norfolk, are guests of Mrs. O.
K. Pinner, on Main Street
Miss Louise Godwin, of Chuckatuck.
was in Suffolk on Wednesday.
Seth Campbell. Wood Campbell and
Laurence Brlggs are with a camping
party at Nix Wharf.
Marmaduke Woodward is visiting In
Portsmouth.
Judge and Mrs. James L. McLemore
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. L. li.
Birdsong and family leave to-morrow
for Wllloughhy Beach
BUENA VISTA
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
BUENA VISTA, VA., July 17.?A very
enjoyable social event took place on
Saturday night, when Mrs. W. T. Pax
ton entertained the Auction Bridge
Club. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Sanborn, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Trumbower. Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Taylor, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Gilkyson,
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Embree, Mrs. Willie
Dickinson, Misses Mary and Carrie
Rlcheson and Mr. G. D. Black.
This community, especially the fe
male portion, has been considerably
excited of late by reason of rumors of
a belligerent animal stalking abroad
at night and attacking dogs and cows.
It is anything from a wildcat to a
panther, and it is in fear and trembling
that dark corners are avoided and
shadowy places hurried by.
Mrs. G. T. Divers gave a reception on
Tuesday from 5 to 6 o'clock In honor
of her sister. Miss Lillian Martin, of
Martinsville, and Richard Fox. of Rich
mond. who are her guests. The punch
bowl was in charge of Miss Lelia Mil
ler.
Howard Robertson, of Salem, who
has been assisting his brother, A. W,
Robertson, for some time, has returned
to his home. Miss Catharine Miller will
resume her duties as stenographer with
Mr. Robertson as soon as Miss Ethel
Foutz, who has Just been operated upon
for appendicitis at Bluefleld, is able to
take up her work at the stationery
plant.
The Buena Vista Board of Trade has
Issued an attractive booklet, wherein
are set forth a concise and modest
manner some of the advantages pos
sessed by the city.
W. T. Vest and wife are the first to
return of the local visitors to the ex
position at San Francisco. Mr. Vest Is
strong in his praises of the wonderful
buildings and other attractions at the
exposition.
C. S. Lake, son of Mayor Lake, and
general manager of the Seaboard Air
Line, came last week to visit his par
ents. His stay was short.
Misses Carrie and Margaret Rubush
are visiting their cousin In Gibson.
N. C.
j Miss Edna Dyer's mother, of Wash
j ington. I?. C.. is with her at Rev. a. C.
1 Hopkins's.
' Mr Samuel Hammer, president of th?
I Columbia Paper Mill Company, whose
| offices are in Philadelphia, Is in the
(city on official business.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Stuart are spenrt
; Ing te,? days in Atlantic City.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
) [Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch. 1
l BM.'K RIDGE SPRINGS, VA.. July
| 17.?Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brothers, who
j are one-time Virginians. are guests cf
! the week. representing the old Tarheel
! State, from Fayettevllle.
j Lynchbtirg is still contributing- of her
I best to the summer home here, wltii
latest arrivals of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
J. Hancock, habitues of this resort in
! former seasons. Mrs. Hancock with
j I>r. Glldersleve for a partner, makes a
I champion team at auction bridge.
Mrs. John S. Daniel and daughter,
l Miss Miriam Daniel, are patrons of
j former seasons, who are meeting- old
| friends and making many now ones.
| Norfolk sends to the summer colony
j Mr. and Mrs. Cole and two bright little
j boys.
E. H. Jones, of Richmond, was a,
| week-end visitor, who came here to
I meet his sister. Miss Jones, and niece,
j Mrs Nlcolson.
| Phil F. Brown, Jr., from Richmond,
j ami C. J. Brown, of Norfolk, nephews of
I the host of Blue Ridge Springs, are
interesting guests who are spending a
two weeks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Angell. of Roa
noke, with a touring car filled with
six younger "Angels," were neighborly
visitors for a day.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Krass. of Poca
hontas, Va? were arrivals of the week.
Chatham sent to the colony Mrs. Ed
win S. Reld, the wife of one of that
city's hankers, and Miss Frances Thorn
well Reld and Master Sidney S. Reld,
Jr.
Mrs. James D. Mason and son. James
D. Mason, and niece, Miss Anabel Hays,
are prominent recruits to the Blue
Ridge family from Petersburg. Mrs.
Mason was Miss Willie Lee, the daugh
! ter of an eminent physician of Peters
burg. and as a patron of other seasons,
finds many friends here to give her
welcome.
Late arrivals from Suffolk, Va., of
interest are Mrs. Crumpler and her
j daughter, Mrs. Fannie Crumpler Par
rlsh.
The Blue Ridge Dramatic Club, com
| posed of young women, repeated on
; Friday evening the beautiful perform
! ance given more than a week ago by
special request of many new colonists,
who had heard of their fame in such
entertainment.
KING GEORGE
KING GEORGE, VA.. July 17?Wil
liam T. Smith and his bride, whoso
marriage took place at Warsaw on
June 29. have returned from their
I bridal trip, and are at home at their
handsome new residence on the Rap
pahannock. They were given a hearty
welcome home, many friends gathering
to give them a tin shower.
Miss Lucy Yates Brockenborough. ot
Washington, is spending July with Mrs.
W. W. Mountjoy, at her summer
home here.
Henry T. Garnett. Jr.. is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Garnett. at
Spy Mill.
Miss Gladys Brown, of Washington,
is spending the summer with her
crrandfather. F.. D. Brown, at. Sunny
Side.
Rev. It. V. Owen will begin his
series of meetings next Sunday at
Fletchers Chapel.
Mrs. H. A. Mason will entertain a
; nnml er of friends this evening in
I honor of the br'des of the neighbor
i hood.
150
?jmd&y aft Afemuft Wholesale Firncss
Fresh from New York Saturday
12.50 at
Taffeta and Crepe do
Chine Dresses that are
worth regularly $10.50
and $17.50; all are now
styles never shown iti
our store l>efore. Only a
few of each style.
Plenty of the very de
sirable Navy Taffetas in
this lot. Many with
(ieorgette crepe sleeves.
Many are only one of a
kind. Regularly worth
$20 and $22.50.
ait $17.50
Kxcellenl $25 Silk
Dresses, quaint and pic
turesque are these he
ruffled dresses of flow
ered taffeta and crepe de
chine. Plain colors; de
signed to wear during
the hot. weather.