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HOSTESSES
ANDGUESTS
Summer Social Courtesies
Many In Norfolk.
MANY HOUSE PARTIES
Mrs. Killlam Entertains in Honor of
the Guest?Lieutenant Read and
Bride Visiting Relatives in
Newport News.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
NORFOLK, VA., June 20.-Mre. Fred?
erick M. Killlam entertained at cards
?londay afternoon at ber home, in Duke
Street, In honor of her guest, Miss Bevan,
of Baltimore. There were two tablea of
elghtrhand euchre, and a prize for each
table. They were won by Miss Anna
Taylor, who received a set of collars and
cuffs, and Miss Elizabeth Wlnn received
a pair of cuff pina. Miss Lillian Kensett
drew the consolation, a pocketbook.
Mrs. Killlam's guests were Miss Be?
van, Miss Nellie Little, Miss Anna Tay?
lor, Miss Faith Farquhar, of Sandy
Spring?, Md.; Miss Portia Baldwin, of
Berryville; Miss Mary Lloyd, of East
Orange, N. J. : Misses Belle and Cor?
nelia Truxtun, Miss Josephine Cooks,
Miss Alice Old, Miss Helen Taylor,
Misa Alive Kelly, Miss Bessie Grandy,
Miss Lillian Kensett, Miss Elizabeth
?Winn and Miss Mary Lou Cooke.
Miss Lucy Baylor was hostess at a ]
luncheon, given "Wednesday at tho Coun?
try Club. The guest of honor was Miss
Mary Lloyd, of East Orange, N. J. Cov?
ers were laid for fifteen and the guests
?were: Mrs. A. M. Agelasto, Jr., Mlus
Lloyd, Miss Portia Baldwin, of Berrv
vllle; Miss Faith Farquhar, of Sandy
Spring, Md.: Misa Belle Truxtun, Misa
Bessie Grandy, Miss Alice Kllby. Miss
Alice Old. Miss Helen Taylor, Miss Jos?
ephine Cooke, Miss Mary Lou Cooke.:
Miss Lillian Kensett, Miss Janle Gresham
and Miss Mary Baylor.
,Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lee, of Hampton,
celebrated the tenth anniversary of their
merrlage Wednesday evening at their
cottage at Buckroe Beach. Amone those?
present from Norfolk were: Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Parks. Mr. and Mrs. Her?
man Stlckney and Misses Annie and Car
trie Volght
AT OCEAN VTEW.
Mr. Tom Page entertained at Ocean
View Tuesday evening. His guests were
Miss Balrd. of Washington; Miss Ken
iett, of Baltimore; Miss Mildred Kensett,
Mr. Lloyd Freeman and Mr. George
Kelly.
Hon. "W. W. Sale was host at a supper
Tnes?ay evening at Hotel Neddo. Among
\%, 'se present were Hon. E. C. Jordan,
Hon. S. Wilklns Mathows and W. D.
Cardwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chamberlain and
son, of Baltimore, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Chambcrlaine, In Duke
Street.
Misses Bessie Dey. Hattle Williams
and Elizabeth Scott are guests of Miss
Madge Stokes, at Willoughby Beach.
Miss Janle Gresham returned to New
!?"rX News after being the guest of her
?Tint, Mrs. Malgne, In Bute Street.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Pegram, of
Richmond, are stopping at the Chamber
lln Hotel.
Miss Katherine Tonge. of Richmond, is
the guest of the Misses Old, In Freemason
Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thornhlll, of Lynchburg,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Waddill,
? In College Place.
Miss May Nicholson, who has been vis?
iting Miss Josephine Cooke, In York
Street, has returned to Washington.
Mrs. Samuel A- Riddlck, of Smithfield.
Is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Griffin,
in Court Street, Portsmouth. She came
to attend the Bagley-BUlsoly wedding.
Miss Nellie Tucker, who has been visit?
ing Miss Belle Harrison nt Brandon, has
returned to Summit Point,
Mrs. Rowland Baylor Is visiting friends
In Washington.
Miss Ida Wells, of Petersburg, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Bowden,
in Duke Street.
Miss Baynle Taylor has returned from
Washington and Is visiting friends in
Norfolk.
SEA SHORE VISITORS.
Miss AsHton Ramsey, of Baltimore, is
the guest of "her sister, Mrs. R. A. Doble,
In Bute Street.
Mrs. Mary Garnett, of Newport News,
is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Thomas
Starke, at Pinner's Point.
Mrs. E. M. Henry is visiting relatives
in Smithfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Anthony Pugh
left Saturday to spend the summer at
Ocean View.
. Dr. Trlgant Burrow has returned to
Baltimore, after a visit to his mother, In
Ghent
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Battle Dnncy, of
'Atlanta, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Dorsey Pender In College Place.
Mrs. Dudley Mayo nnd daughter, of
Washington, are visiting Mr. and Mrs,
Jos. L. Peebles, In York Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner M. Johnston will
Fpend thp summer at Ocean View.
Mr. J. Paul Johnston, Jr., has returned
te New York, after a visit, to his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnston, In Granby
Street
Mr, and Mrs. William M. Orubb will
spend the summet at Virginia Beech
Mr William H- Hendron. of New Or?
leans'. Is visiting his father, Mr. W. Hardy
Hend'ren, in Bute Street.
Sir. II. C. Tyler has returned from
a trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Pauldlng have return?
ed from ? trip to Japan and nre guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. S. Reld, In York
Street.
Mr. Westfall, who has been the guest
of Mr. Robert I/. Payne, Jr., In Free?
mason Street, has returned to his home,
in Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Townsend and
little MIps Dorothy Townsend, of Rich?
mond, nre at Virginia Beach.
Miss BevnfT. "who has been the guest
of Mrs. F. Mi Kllliam. in Duke Street.
has returned to her home. In Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Salomonsky nnd the
Misses S?l?rhohsky nre at Ocean View.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pender, of Texas,
are visiting relatives In Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Mende and son,
who have been 'lisltlng Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Dnvls, In Ghent, have re?
turned tc Danville.
Mrs. Dont hat and Mr. John Douthat
have returned to their home. Weyanoke
on-the-.Tames. after a visit to Mrs. Harry
C. Tyler, in Ghent.
Miss Victoria Peed has returned from
a flip to Washington.
Mrs. Vail, of Baltimore, is the guest
of Mrs. Rowland Walker. In Ghent.
Mrs. P. J. P?mpsey, of Alexandria, Ts
visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. Armlstead
Carter. In Ward Avenue.
Mr. Frank Baxter, of Holyoke, Mass.,
passed through Norfolk Wednesday to
spend his vacation with his parents, In
Elizabeth City.
Mrs. Pleasants, who hns been the
guest of Mrs. Luceln Merrltt, hns re?
turned to New York.
Misses Ella and Augusta Thornton are
at Virginia Beach.
? Mrs. A. M. Osborne nnd Mrs. W. T.
Duncan have returned from New York.
Miss E. M. Henry has returned from a
visit to relatives In Smlthfleld.
Mrs. S. T. Wood has returned to her
home In Lynchburg after a visit to Mrs.
C. C. Waddill In College Place, and Mrs.
Coke Smith at Wllloughby Beach.
BROUGHT HIS BRIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Read. Jr.. nre
visiting relatives In Newport News. Mrs.
Read was formerly Miss Marguerite Wal?
ters Burruss, of this city, and was mar?
ried In Santa Barbara, Cnl., on June 2d
to Mr. Read, who Is a lieutenant in the
United States army. Later Mr. and Mrs.
Read will return here.
Mrs. Paxton, who has been the guest
Miss Roberta Y. Winfrey.
Miss Winfrey is the oldest
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. W.
Winfrey, of Culpeper, Va. She
was educated in the public
schools of Culpeper, the Culpeper
Female Seminary and the Rawl
ings Institute?a full graduate
of the session just closed. She
proposes to join the noble army
of teachers.
of Miss Clark, In Ghent, left Monday for
Virginia Beach.
Mrs. George Rose, of Gloucester, Is vis?
iting her sister, Mrs, Holt W. Page, In
Yarmouth Street.
Miss Biggs, of Lexington, N. C, -who
has been the guest of Miss Melissa. Payne
In Freemason Street, has returned home,
accompanied by Miss Adderton, of Wash?
ington, N. C, nnd Miss Payne.
Miss Bessie Doyle attended the V. M. I.
finals and led the opening figure at the
ball.
Miss Elolse Hayden has returned from
a visit to relatives in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. James Borum, of Ports?
mouth, have opened their 'cottage at
Ocean View.
Miss Mary Zolllnger, of Batlmore, -who
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T.
F. Rogers, In Bute Street, left Wednesday
for Elizabeth City.
' Miss Louise Jones and Mr. Ralph Jones
attended tho finals at the V, M, I.
Miss Louise Smith, of Lynchburg, Is
the. guest of Mrs. J. Sidney Smith, at
Ocean View.
Mr. Arthur Stras, of Roanoke, Is visit?
ing Mrs, C. A. Nash, In Gninby Street.
Mrs. R. Calve'rt Taylor has returned
after a visit of two weeks to her mother,
Mrs. Dellhaut, In Randolph, Md.
Miss Miriam Moss, of Washington, D.
C>, Is the guest of Miss Susan Priest In
Freemason Street.
Mrs. Campbell Groner Is at the Hot
Springs.
SOCIETY OF
DANVILLE
Bell and Bow German the
Event of the Week.
GIVEN BY YOUNG LADIES
They Invited the Men and Did All the
Honors?Hall Beautifully Decora?
ted and the Figures Grace?
fully Danced.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
DANVILLE, VA., June ?0.?One of ine
most delightful germane given In Dan?
ville for a long time was the Bell ami
Bow gorman given tho young men of
the city by the yo-jng ladles on Wednes?
day night. The scheme of giving a ger
mnn originated with Misses India Wat?
son and Mary Gravely, and to them is
due In a great measure the splendid suc?
cess of the affair, but they were ably
assisted by Misses Bessie Watson, Mabel
Robinson, Annie Salzman, nnd to the other
young ladle of the city who so generously
responded and contributed their charm?
ing presence. This was strictly a ladles'
german, and the order was reversed.
The young ladles invited the young
men, made tho engagements and Im?
personated tho sterner sex as best they
could. During each figure the couples
went to the table, where the young ladies
pinned on a bell nnd tho young men a
bow, thus indicating tho number of
dances each had. The decorations wero
beautiful. In tho center of the hall at
ono end was suspended nn Immense bell
and at the other a bow. The sides were
decorated with flags and flowers, and the
stand for the musicians was curtained
off and decorated with ferns and ban?
ners. No little credit Is dun to Colonel
J. Stanley Oliver, than whom there Is
none better when it comes to piloting
Miss Fannie Bailey Kendall.
Miss Kendall's home is with
her parents, near Nason's, Orange
county, Va. She is an unusually
brilliant and intellectual young
lady, a full graduate of the Rawl
ings Institute, at Charlottesville,
the past session, and will devote
herself to the work of teaching.
the many couples through the mazes of
the Intricate german figures, and last
night he Introduced a number of new
figures, which were very beautiful in?
deed.
THE GUESTS.
The young ladles present were Misses
Mary Gravely, India Watson, Kathryn
Patton, Elizabeth Conrad. Lucy Cosby,
Annie Snlzman, Mary Hunter Botholl,
Henrietta Anderson, Annie Lee Penn,
Grace Conrad, Happy Hall, Empsle
Wooding, Lillla Wemple, Myrtle Conrad,
Sadie Harvle, Bessie Watson, Ethel Lips
comb. Lula Graves, Kathrlne Reew?3,
Mabel Robinson, Mary Drewry, of Rich?
mond; Annlo G. Mullln, of Martinsvilhi;
Annie Tucker, Miss Robertson, of North
Carolina; Annie C. Berkley, Christin MI11
ner, Fannie Cnvlngton and Nannie
Graves.
The young gentlemen present were
Messsrs. Walter V'inl?l A. H. Drewry, of
Richmond; Kenneth .'.nel, Ellis Penn, W.
T. Gravey, J. .1. Long, O. AVemple, Jr.,
Edward Young, Frank Ferrell, Hunt
Wimbish, Campbell Aeree, Jules James,
Ro?coe Anderson, Richard Prltchett, Wil?
liams White, John Jordan, A. F. Patton,
Henry Pntton. E. II. Miller, Jr., Clalrhorn
White, Rolnnd Hill, B. Green, Jr., J. M.
FoatherstOii, C. G. Holland, Kyle Jones,
W. M. Chalmers, Kenneth Wlmblsh, War?
ner Doutlmt, L, M. Walker, Harry Rob?
ertson, Dr. H, W. Cole, Jr., George
Wnltte, W. T. Swnnn. W. White, Jeff.
Rlf.on, J,, T. Catlln, Jr., Theo. Skinner,
Fancy Figured Lawns to be Put on Sale To-Morrow?Every Piece at Half
Value?Similar Reductions in Other Departments.
Dress Goods
At such prices as to strike for
first-class bargains.
m
1 C?r *or Imported
_ for Figured and Solid Color
C 12'/?c. Lawns.
_ for Solid Color Lawns, worth
C 16 2-3c.
Swisses and
Lawns, small figures, worth l?.c,
? ??/ c t0T Flne Quality Figured
I **/'2S' Lawn?, every yard worth
?D\f and figured, the 60c. values.
Ig for Imported Oxfords, best
DC ohirt-waJsl suit materlaj, worth
35c. a yard.
??. for CHOICE 50c., ?9c AND 76c
?VC Bixac MERCERIZED DRKBS
FABRICS FOR MONDAY.
The ??
for Cannon Cloth,
C eet," worth IS'/ic.
? An tor one-yard-wlda Percales,
l?/iC the lWtO- quality.
?I/4C
?125.
for all ?c, SHU
C Ginghams.
Shirt Waists
That will make you buy them
at prices offered.
?3Q- for Madras and Percale Striped
?3"^ Waists, the 76c, ones.
ilO#* ior Wlllte Lawn Tucked Waists,
tV? the OSc. ones.
?Or? ?0G TUOKetJ Front and Bmbrold
0"l< ered Waists, the $1.49 ones.
1Q for Mercerized Madras
y Walste, the $2 once.
in for Figured Bilk Mercerized
t*\y Waists, tho $2.50 ones,
ff-i ir\ for China Bilk. Waists, the
4)a.*tV $1.50 ones,
. ?CIAL PRICES ON BELTS AND
BHIRT-WAlST BETS.
Mattings.
Every piece in stock marked
down 1-3 of their value.
?i OI/ - for 1? ?-8?, and 19c. China
1?7_?_ Mailings.
'"* i. for Extra Heavy Mattings,
_,>>L checks and stripes, 85c. valued.
$1
$1
for Japanese Mattings, carpet
patterns, the 25c. and 29c.
18c
values.
~1Q_ for 40c. Japanese Mattings, the
*/v best Unen warps,
SPECIAL MONDAY PRICKS ON
ALL LACKS AND EMBROIDERIES.I
THIS SEASON'S NEWEST PRODUC?
TIONS.
Silks.
Reduced to the lowest notch
in selling prices.
for choice of 98c, $1 and $1 25
Foulards, figured and striped.
for 49c, Striped Corded Wash
Silks.
fur Polka and Striped Summer
Weight Silk worth 50c.
fcr Black Perspiration and
Spotless Proof Black Silks, 75c,
59c
23c
29c
49c
quality
ACr for Black and Colored Taffeta
HOC silk, worth double.
2/j0 MORE MEN'S NEGLIGER
SHIRTS, WORTH WC. AND
76C, FOR.
39c
Raymond Hall, Mav Coleman, Fred Noell
nnd C. M. Flynn
The chaperones were Mrs. W. D. Wat
sor,. Mrs. W. R. Cosby, Mrs. O. Balaman.
Captain and Mrs. Jj. C. West, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Hagerdon, Mrs. F. P. Wil?
liams, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Williamson.
Tho event of the evening was the bell
and bow ligure, which wns danced at 13
o'clock and led by Colonel Oliver and
Miss Mnry Hunter Bethell. This was a
new figure, and was one of the prettiest
or tho evening. When tho strains of
"Home, Sweet HCrme" were nt lnst wafted
to the breezes tho young people reluc?
tantly took their departure, but will re?
tain in their memory the bell and bow
german given by the young ladles.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Hill, of this
city, to Dr. Charles Roberson, of Greens?
boro, N. C, Wednesday afternoon at S
o'clock wns one of tho events of the week.
The ceremony took pince in the parlors
of the bride's?mother, on Broad Street,
where the color motif was green ' and
white. The parlors, dining-room nnd hall
wero carpeted with white canvas. An
arch of tall palms was formed before the
mantel, the background being ot ferns
nnd small palms. Under this arch the
soemn words of the Impressive marriage
sonico of thc Methodist Church were
spoken by Dr. J),. W. Crawford, of
Greensboro. The bridal party entered from
tho dining room, which was also deco?
rated with palms and forns through an
aisle formed of ropes of smilnx. Miss Anna
Meado Michaux, of Greensboro, and Mise
Bessie Holland leading, followed by Mr.
A. V. D, Smith, of Greensboro, and Mr.
George D. Boyd, nf Charlotte. Then came
Miss Bessie W. Miller, of Goldsboro, and
Miss Mary Roberson, of Chapel Hill,
followed by Messrs. Richard Crawford
and Z. V. Conyers, of Greenshoro; next
followed Miss Mabel H. Knse. first brides
maid, with Mr. A. L. Goodloe, Jr., of
Culpeper. Tho dame of honor, Mrs. Nel?
lie H. Miller, of Greensboro, sister of the ?
bride, dressed In reseda crepe do chine
and carrying a bouquet of brido roses
preceded the bride, who entered with her
brother, Mr. William B. Hill, and was
met nt. the altar by tho groom and his
best man, Mr. Wescolt Roberson. Tho
ushers were Messrs. Jnmes I. Pritchett
and L .W. Clark, of Spray.
Tho bride wore a golng-away gown of
navy blue taffeta and carried a shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley. The
bridesmaids wore gowns of soft, white
silk and white picture hats, trimmed
with long plumes, carrying white silk
parasols, the gift of the bride.
Miss Dakota Guerrnnt rendered Men?
delssohn's wedding march as the bridal
party entered, and "Call Mo Thine Own,"
during tho ceremony.
Mrs. Hill entertained the bridal party
and a few friends Tuesday evening at an
Informal reception.
Among the out-of-town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Halrston, of Oak Hill;
Mrs. A. B. Roberson. of Chapel Hill,
mother of the groom; Mr. nnd Mrs. Mel?
ville Jeffries, of Durham; Miss Mildred
Hill, of New York; Miss Ethel Hall, of
Fayettoville; Mr. nnd Mrs. L. M.
Mlchnux, of Goldboro; Dr. and Mrs. E.
R. Mlchnux, Mrs. J. W. Lindau and Mr.
Clarence R. Brown, of Greensboro, and
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Clark, of Spray.
CREWS-HOLT.
A pretty wedding wns solemnized at
Epiphany Church Wednesday aftor
noon, when Miss Saille T. Holt was united
in marrlnge to Mr. James D. Crews. The
church had befn prettily decorated for
th? occasion with ferns nnd cut flowers,
and presented a very pleasing spectacle.
Miss Annie Wheeler, of Buffalo. N. Y,,
was maid of honor, and Mr. Charles
Crews wns best man. The bridesmaids
were Misses Rosa Crews and Katie Wool
folk. Mrs. Henry B. Watklns, of Rich?
mond, was dame of honor. After tho
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Crews left on an
extended bridal tour.
SOCIAL LIFE
IN CHARLOTTE
Several Marriages of Inter?
est?A Dance at the
City Hall.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHARLOTTE, N. C, June 20.-Mr. W.
R. Robertson and sister. Miss Julia Rob?
ertson have returned from Glenn
Springs, S. C, where they went to be
present at the marriage of Miss Mary
.Smith to Mr. Henry Holmes, of Union,
S. C.
On Wednesday night Mr. D. KIrby Pope
of this city, who Is assayer in charge'
of tho Unitted States mint here, was
married to Miss Isabel Faucette, of
Mount Airy.
Miss Bertha Lewis, of Now York, who
has been spending several days here, left
Monday for Durham, to bo present at the
marriage of her sister. Miss Ethel Lewis,
to Mr. Richard Bolton Arrlngton.
Mrs. E. D. Latta entertained most pleas?
antly Monday evening at tea, her guests
being Misses Mary and Lucy Martin, of
Davidson; Miss Mary O. Graham and
Mr. E. K. Graham.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. O. Gardner entertained
a few friends Monday night at their
homo at Piedmont Park. Their guests
were: Mr. and Airs. B. A. Southerland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Burrows, Mr. and
Mrs. E. N. Farrlor, Misses Prances
Moore and Bettle Nash and Mr. Fred
Nash, Jr.
Mr. R. L. Bou Is, manager of the O. L.
Barringer Printing Company, gave a
stag supper to the employes of that con?
cern Tuesday night.
On Wednesday night, Mr. Richard
Mooro and Miss Mario Sandlfor were
married, Rev. W. R. Wotmore officiat?
ing, immediately after tho ceremony
Mr. and Mrs, Moore left on an extended
bridal trip North, nnd on their return
will occupy their handsomo now resi?
dence In Dllworth.
Miss Lottie Caldwell loft Tuesday for
Lynehburg, Va., where sho will be tho
guest of Mrs. Glllesple Sadler.
Mr. George Van Echop, of this city. Is
spending the summer In Paris, wiiero he
was born.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. H. Orr havo arrived
safely in England, and will spend the
summer there.
On next Monday night Miss Lonle Jones
will give a dance nt the City Hall, com?
plimentary to tho members of her house
party?Miss Belle Nash, of Tarboro, and
Miss Ethel Secondorff, of Washington;
Mr. Albeit Cox and Mr, James Thorpe.
Mr. und Mrs. J. D. Northoy have is?
sued Invitations to the marriage of their
daughter, Nannie Frances, and Mr. Louis
L?mar Ledwell, on Wednesday evening,
June ?iith, at S:S0 o'clock,
Miss Norma Van Landlngham will leave
In a. few days for South Haclley, Mass,,
whero she will visit Miss Isabel Maison,
Miss Louis Wadsworth Is entertaining
a few friends nt a house party. Her guests
are Misses Nell Battle, Janle Davis and
Mamie Martin.
Mrs. J. S. Archbell entertained the
members of her Sunday-school class on
Wednesday afternoon. Each member of
the class brought a friend with her, "and
the sixteen little girls had a merry time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sexton returned
Tuesday from Flat Rock, where they at?
tended a house party given by Captain
nnd Mrs. Smytlie,
On Tuesday afternoon the delegates and
visitors to the Sunday-school Convent Inn
were given a trolley rida by Mr. E. D,
Latta.
? ? ?
A SEA TRIP G? BOSTON, MASS.
National E lucatlonai Association via C.
and 0. Route.
For the National Educational Associa?
tion, tlio Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will sell tickets from Richmond,
Va., t? Boston Mass., and return July
1st to July nth, inclusive, at rate of
tlO.fiO, whifh includes meals and state?
room on the elegant steamers operated
between Norfolk and Boston and also
membership to the association. Tickets
good leaving Boston <not later than. July
l?th, subject tu extension by deposit In
Boston and on payment of fifty cents
duriusit feo lo September 1st.
A charming sea trip for maintenance
or restoration of health.
For stateroom rt.sorvalions or further
Information apply to W. O. Warthen,
D. P. ?., Chesapeake and Ohio Railway,
603 East >***?.! Street, Richmond. Va,
_ _ _ I
Bind It Up.
Ever since men became weary and women ministered to them, it has
been the custom to bind up any weak par't of the body as the best pre?
ventive and relief for fatigue. Now the " Dorothy Dodd " Shoe is made
in such a manner that it " binds up " and
Supports the weak part of
the foot, which is the arch.
It strengthens and sustains the overworked muscles there which stretch
at every step.
But it does not itself yield! Examine a "Dorothy Dodd" after two
months' hard service and you find the shank has lost none of its curve.
Examine any other Shoe after only two weeks and see how the shank
has lost its stiffness and bends at each step. No support to the arch
there ! And the result is that long walking becomes wearisome.
Sincerely yours,
Oxfords $2.50. Boots $3.00
Specials 50c more.
Fast color eyelets do not wear brassy.
SOCIETY
OF BRISTOL
Items About People You Know
in the Southwest.
AN APPROACHING WEDDING
Mr. Joseph J. Eakin and Miss Vannie
Delle Rader to Be Married at the
Home of the Bride's Parents
on Wednesday, June 24th,
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
BRISTOL, VA., June 20.-Mlss Georgia
May Mooney, the talented Knoxvllle vo?
calist, after a pleasant visit to Miss Irene
McDowell, has returned to her home In
Knoxvllle. While here she sang on several
occasions, to the delight of her many
friends.
Miss Maragret Douglas has returned
to her home, at Nashville, after visit?
ing Miss Willie Otey. MIrs Douglas grad?
uated In elocution at Stonewall Jackson
Institute, Ablngdon, Va., this spring.
Dr. D. Cabell Henlng, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, spent a part ot
tho week In Richmond, attending a meet?
ing of the Virginia Baptist State Edu?
cational Commission, of which he Is a
memher. .
Mrs. Hlram Tyree and \chlldren are
visiting relatives In Johnson' county and
near Bristol./ This Is Mrs'. Tyrec's first
visit to her native home In twenty-one
years.
Rev. Samuel Benter, pastor of the Fifth
Avenue Methodist Church, Knoxvllle,
visited homo folks here this week.
Colonel Samuel V. Fulkerson, of this
city, attended the commencement at the
University of Virginia this week. Colonel
Fulkerson Is an alumnus of tho law de?
partment of that Institution, and went
particularly to participate In the alumni
reunion.
Miss Christine Earthman. after a pleas?
ant visit to Miss Flckllng, on Alabama
Street, has returned to her home, at
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Miss Blankenbeckler, after a delight?
ful visit to Miss Ethel King, on Seventh
Street, has returned to her home at
Mountain City.
Mr, and Mrs. A. N. Sloan and daugh?
ter, who were guests of Mrs, Martha
Stoffner for a week or two, returned to
Chattanooga this week.
Mrs. Joe P. Davis and children and
Miss Kate Wheeler, of Staunton, Va.,
after a visit to Bristol friends, are guests
of relatives at Rogersville, Tenn.
Mrs. F, A. Butler, editor of the Wo?
man's Missionary Advocate, was the
guest of her sister, Airs. R. L. Gaut, this
week.
Rev, Dr. J. S. Kennedy and wife, of
Knoxvllle, were guests of Bristol friends
this week.
Mr?. J. W. Parrlsh is attending the
Georgia State Normal School, at Athens,
Ga.
APPROACHING WEDDING.
Tho marriage ot Mr. Joseph J. Eakln
and Miss Vannie Delle Rader Is an?
nounced to take place on Wednesday eve?
ning, the 21th Instant, Mr. Eakln has been
associateli with the Western Union tele?
graph olllce here for a number of years,
and now occupies the position of chief'
dispatcher. His bride-to-be Is the pretty
daughter of ex-Mayor W. A. Rader. The
u-arrlage will be> solemnized at the home
mmam
"Moore" Quality,
"Moore" Quantity
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J. S. MOORE'S SONS
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Corner 18th and Main Sts.
'Phone 507.
Come and see us and get confidential prices of choice
Groceries, Feed and Liquors
Goods Delivered free.
of the bride's parent's, on Commonwealth
Avenue.
Miss Estelle Carter Is the guest ot
her sister, Mrs. A. S. McDowell. Miss
Carter Is a talented actress, and la star?
ring this year with Otis Thayer in
"Sweet Clover."
Mrs. C. J, White gave an enjoyable re?
ception on Wednesday evening In honor
of her cousin. Miss Flora Carter, of Gate
City. Va., who has been her guest for a
week,
Clifton (Farles, of Tampa, Fia,, la the
guest of Bristol friends for a few days.
Mrs. J. F. Terrell and little daughter
have returned from Warrenton, Vu.,
where they spent several weeks with Mrs.
Terrell's parents.
Miss Lucy Hobson has returned from
Waynesboro, Va., where she taught
school the past year.
Mrs. Alexander Smith and children and
Mrs. H, F. Henderson are spending tho
summer In Hawkins county, Tenn., tho
former home of the Smith family
Mrs, John Garner and little daughter,
of Buffalo. N. Y., are guesta of Mrs.
M. R. Klrby, on Moore Streot.
Hon. and Mrs. I. C. Fowler have re?
turned to Ablngdon, Va., after a pleasant
visit to Mr. and Mrs. Stuart F. Llndsoy.
Mrs. T. W. Shelton and daughter, Miss
Fannie, of Cincinnati, are guests of Mr.
W. H. Cox and family, on Alabama
Street.
SOCIAL LIFE IN SALEM
Mr, John Lee Logan, of Norfolk, to
Wed Miss Louise Logan.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
SALEM, \rA., June 20.?This morning
at the home of the bride's parents In
the county. Miss Laura Moomaw, the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Moo?
maw. m-.d Mr. Robert Lee Shafer, on
extensive and prosperous fruit grower
of Boonsboro, Md.. were united In mar?
riage. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer will make
their home In Maryland. j
One o? the moat Interesting society
events of the season will be the mar?
riage on Wednesday evening of Mis?
Louise Logan, the daughter of Mr. G. W.
Logan, and Attorney John Lee Logan,
of Norfolk. Va. The wedding will ink?
place in St. Paul's Episcopal Church,
and It will, indeed, be a pretty one.
Guests are beginning to arlve at th?
Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs. Tho sea?
son this year promises to be a very
successful one.
Miss Leta Watts has returned to her
home in Staunton, Va., after visitin*
Miss Mary Harman, on Broad Street.
Miss Emily Tallaferro, of Washington,
D. C? is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J.
C. Doyerle. on Main Street.
Dr. and Mrs. H. T. HUdreth have gone
to Boston, Mass, where they will spend
tho summer. ,'-'?'-,-,_
Misses Lucy Biggs. Lucy Johnston, Jane
Johnston and Mattle Henderson attend?
ed the finals at the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute at Blacksburg this week.
Miss Mellta Wilson has returned to
her homo in Radford, Va? after visit?
ing Miss Lucy Biggs, on Pennsylvania
Avenue.
Mr. J. S. Baer has left for Harford
county..Md., where he has purchased a
valuable eBtate and where he will make
1 Mr.? Alex. Shlpman, of Bedford Cltyt,
Va., la visiting relatives here.
ANOUTINQ PARTY
The Town Council to Sell Franchise al
Auction.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.)
CHATHAM, VA., June 20.?A party oi
young people enjoyed a delightful outlnj
Friday at Novelty Mills. Games, flshlnii
and target shooting marked the pleasurei
of the day.
The Town Council, in recent meeting
decided to offer the- town franchise to
erect a local telephone exchange at pub?
He auction.
An out-of-town gentleman has beon
looking into the matter of erecting an ex?
change and it is earnestly hoped the pro?
ject will materializo and not end. ?is th?
attempts made In the past which wort
very much agitated at the time being, bufi
have neve? resulted In anything vislbl?,