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Society In
Williamsburg
(Special in The Tlmcs-T'lspatoh.)
WILLI.VMKITKRO, VA., March 3.- Tho
most. Important SOI InJ eVenl of Ihn week
was the reception giren by the members
Of tho Kappa Sigma Fraternity nt their
new honre on Palace Green Wednesday
trronlng. Largo numbers of students and
young people from the city were Invited.
Tfeoso present ?--re Mrs, Lyon G. Tyler,
Miss Sue Hundley, Misses Julia andWLiz
kfn Tyler, Misse* Ptnktii, Agnes, Kath?
erine and Pattlo Moreeoek, .Misses Mary
utnl Lucille Poster, Miss Annie jtuiiin,
Ml ses Nouls and Virginia Harrison,
Misses fyorono and Margarot Daly.
Mr*. Moncuro, Miss Llzijo Mood, Miss
Harri, t Hanklns; Misses lioulah and hldlia
in . .. ?, :-.i s Mab. Stubbs, Miss Jean Mer.
<?-. t? Catherine Geddy, Miss B-ssio
Lam?, and Miss Emily 1 hristlah.
Mrs, II. M. Phillijc, Mrs. T. H. Geddy,
M: -. P. T. iSonthall and Mrs. Llghtfoot
i.. ?? .1 as chapcrones.
Tin :? ntlemen present were: Professors
ri-nv.-f,)..i and Coffeyj Mr. il. M~ Philips
:ird Messrs. G. J. Driver, H, N. Tucker.
J. Y. K. Mitchell, Jr., M. nnd F. W, Lew s.
J:. \V. cault, J, Goodwin. W. B. Settle,
T. F. Weal, G. J. Durphy, J N. Blanch?
ard. Spencer I.ane, G. 6. ii.inkl";. J. T.
Christian, v. O'Keefe, 0'. 13. Watson, \\ .
B. Newcomb, (i. (i. white. !?:. P.
Bhcwlnckc, Floyd Hughes, Jr., <;. A,
Doucll, 1? B. Poster, Jr.. Cyrus Hnnkins,
J. w. Holl?n, j. Tyler Ellis, .lullen Miller
and H. P. Hyas?n.
Midshipman William Harrias Booth, son
or Dr. E. G. Booth, who has Just grad?
uated from th? United States Naval Acad?
emy, at Annapolis, ia at home with his
parents for a short holiday before going
oft ,>n a cruise on the battleship Toxas.
Bishop A. M. Randolph, of the South?
ern Dtooose of Virginln, will visit Bruton
Church May 271li. when the rito of con?
firmation will be administered. The bish?
op's visit will be later this year than
usual.
Miss Ida Henley" recently visited her
Elfter, Mrs. Eugene Irving, In Hamilton.
Mrs. Jean Mercer Js visiting lier sister,
?MrS, H. C. Llghtfoot, In Newport New.".
Sir. J. W. Oossnwn, formerly a student
of William and Mary, is visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Burroughs, whd has been spend?
ing several months with her mother, Mrs.
Florence Maupin, has returned to her
home near Washington.
Mr. Thomas Gore, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis in St.
James' Hospital, Newport News, has re?
turned home, having almost wholly re?
covered.
Miss Ethel Bnwen, who has been the
guest of Miss Virginia Bralthwalte, has
returned to her home in Hampton.
WILMINGTON.'N. C.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
WILMINGTON. N. C. March 3.?Society
came to a full stop Wednesday?the com.
mencement ol Li nt tl ?? gh prac I ally tne
whirl of sociables ceased with the closing
of last week. But few functions marked
the two Immune days of the past week.
<>:.? of the notable affairs of this time
v.-;. s an eighteenth birthday celebration
giv*n by Miss Lillian, Williams, at tue
Williams home. No. <05 South Fifth Streu.
A wedding of Interest the past week was
that of Mr. James Marslander to Mrs.
Minnie P ..-:?:' r, ih<- wedding being cele?
brated at the home of the bride, on
Do^k S;rr-:. the nuptial knot being tied
),v Rev. A D Mc '? ire, D '?. pastor ot
St. Ar ? n Cl urch. Afttr
the ceremony thi Uple I f: on
an extended trip south.
Mr and Mi S A. Sc??oss and Mr.
si nS ed last Tue?
day from trip ' the entire
Soul i a. week's sit to Cuba.
Wl . . f?y the i-irty was the guest O!
Mr. . - -?'.. j ." New York, at h.s
An .. Tient 1 alt; portant
to Io .<: it ??? has J:jst been made. It
? - - engagement and approaching
wi :: og ol .'.' - Afleo Borden, daughter
of Mr. EM win Bordi a, of this city, gi ni r 1
Intend I tta ?port?tlon of the
Atla::: - :. nd Mr. Archie Can.
<t Concord, N C. The happy event
A ?. ? : .... was enthusiastically
greeti I ... ? ? -? ? ;>ac? week waai
Lieutenant J- E. Relnburg, of tttfuUnfted I
Btai 1 Rere??e ?Gutter Service, and who
U ?-.; to be commissioned a? a cap-!
tain. Lieutenant R .-.urg Is now sia
?Joned In W -Mat;'.'.::, D. ' '. aral came
to Wilmington <??, business, 0- married
ti Wilmington young lady, and for gome
time w;ls the execuUvi officer of :ae tut.
ter Algonquin, stationed nt this port.
A party from .-'way that had been the
guests of Mr. A. Vf. Anderson, superin?
tendent of the Coast Line, and wife, de?
parted several lays ago. nitsr being roy?
ally entertained at the Anderson home.
The party inch ?n/: r**?*?* -im-.ouse and
Anderson, antd, 5t?sJirs.'"SIrnpson and .lul?
ling, of Augusts^ (.;,'..; Miss Philips, of
Tennessee, and Mr. N. S. ilurd, of Pitts,
burg, Pa.
Mrs. A. J. Gray, Jr.. and son, Master
fJolin Springer Gray, arrived Thursday
iy's
from Ri
parents,
They ai
the Orton Hotel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Springer
They are guests with the Sprlugera at
WAVERLY, VA.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
WAVERLV, VA., March 3,'-Of all the
toioets of the Cupid Clan Club; none have,
been excelled in Rplrltedncss and merri?
ment by that of Monday evening, when
?the club was ?n delightfully entertained
by Mr. and'Mrs. llarV-y PTECtWOOd, W],0
occupy apartments at Hotel WaverJy,
The parlors: were artistically decorated
?with potted plants, f.rns nnd em flowers,
crimson and gold being the predominant
colors.
Whist was rife, at which live tables
were engaged, Mr. F. a. Thompson and
Destroys all Desire for Drink,
Sold Under Guarantee.
Mothers, Wives, and Either form costs but $i
Sisters can give it with- per box, making the com
out the patient's knowl- plete cure cost less than
edge. It is perfectly one-tenth what is charged
tasteless, colorless, and
odorless.
Orrine No. i is the
remedy to give in secret,
while No. 2 is for those
who desire to be cured.
at sanitariums, with a
guarantee that the expense
will be nothing unless a
cure is affected. It re?
quires but a short time id
effect a cure.
"Write to tho Ori'iue Company, Inc., Washington, DC., for an
interesting booklet, which win ho mailed in piala, sealed enve?
lope, free. Mail order:; flll<-<l on receipt at price.
?TJETJE CirAKANTEK?Orrine is sohl under a positive guuirantOfl
that it will cure the drink luihli if direction*! are followed, In
every box Is a rpglHtoretl iruarontco which oat-llle* you Ui ?? refund
of your money if Qrrluo fulls to effect n eure.
Z??ld in Richmond by THE POLK MILLER DRUG
CO. and POLK MILLERCH1LDREY CO.
It Costs
Nothing
To find out for a certainty
whether or not your heart is
affected. One person in four
has a weak heart; it may be
you. If so, you should know
it now, and save serious con?
sequences. If you have short
breath, fluttering, palpitation,
hungry spells, hot flushes; iE
you cannot lie oh left side; if
you have fainting or smother?
ing spells, pain around heart,
in side and arms, your heart is
weak, and perhaps diseased.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure will re?
lieve you. Try a bottle, and
sec how quickly your condition
will improve
"About a year ago t "wrote to the
Miles Medical Co.. asking udvlce. na I
wits suffering with heart trouble, and
had been for two yarn. I had pain
in my heart, bn'-k rind loft side, anil
had not been able to draw a do^p
breath for two years. Any little exer?
tion would cause palpitation, and I
could not lie on my left ?Ido without
puffert up. They ndvlsfcd me to try Dr.
Miles Heart Cure and Nervine, which
I did with tho result that I am In
better health than I ever was boforo,
hnvlng pained 14 pounds since I com?
menced taking it. I took about thir?
teen bottles o? the two medicines, nnd
haven't been hothered with my heart
since." MRS. l.II.I.IE THOMAS.
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cur? Is sold by
your drugoist. who will Guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. If It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Mips Elizabeth Fleetwood tallying the
highest score.
At 10:13 the club was rapped to order
by the host and hostess, who announced
that refreshments would be served. Mr.
and Mrs. Fleetwood ushered tho "happy
clan" to the commodious dinlng-roo-ni,
where -delicious refreshments -were enjoy,
cd by all.
Ono of the most Interesting features of
the evening's entertainment was the ren?
dition of an informal musical programme
by Misses Soulie Burt and Elizabeth
Society In
Gloucester
(Special to The Tlnics-Dispntcli.)
GLOUCESTER C. H., VA., March 8.
Glouccsto.r lias rilrcndy put on n. very
lohlen-llk? garb, and the only thing of
Interest that wo know of for the next
forty duys will bo tho lernten services In
the different parishes, notice having been
given for three services a week In Ablng
flon parish, two every week In Ware ni.d
one servlco a week In Fettsworth parish.
These services are well attended every
year and of much benefit to the congrega,
tion.
Tho <ounty welcomes with much picas
ttre Mr. and Mrs. Tliotnns H. Martin and
?atrilly of young people, of Durham. N.
C. v?lu> will spend several months tiorv.
Mrs. Martin has bought tho store owtulj
by Mr. R. P. Tallaforro, ut Waro Neck,
and has rented for tho summer "uith
POlht," tho resldcnco of Mr. II. O. San?
ders. Mr. nnd Mt-M. Sanders ato now at
Dunham Massle, but leave the first of
May with Mrs. \V. N. B. San dors and
Mr. F, N. Sanders, of Albany, for a
four-months' trip to Europe.
Mr. It. I* lllekson nnd Miss Loulso
Hlckson, who have teen visiting Mr.
and Mrs. "\V. Ashby Jones at "Dltchley,'
returned on Thursday to Richmond.
Mrs. William McDonald, Mrs. Nannie
Ettstathleve and Miss Katherine McDon?
ald, of Borryvlle, aro with Mr. and Mrs.
D. P. Sanders at "Midlothian."
Miss Lcucy McDonald, who has teen
sick for somo weeks. Is convalescent.
Mr. Fred. McKno left on Monday on
a sailing vessel for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Sanders entertained
last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wil?
liam Bowie, of Maryland. Thoso present
wero Mr. and M-rs. Howie, Mr. and Mrs.
H. P, Tal inform, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Johnson, Mr. and MrB. \V. C. Harwood,
Messrs. Granger, Patton and George B.
Tallaferrb. \
Miss Mary Gibson Kemp nnd Mrs. H.
E. Tallaforro spent a few days last week
at "Hockloy" with Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
Tallaforro.
Mrs. Lewis M. Byrd has returned from
a visit to Orange county.
Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson arc In
Plttsburg, Pa.
Aliss Annlo Pago Vandcrgrift Is visit?
ing friends In Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryun are at
"Eagle Point."
Mrs, Thomas Dlxon and Miss Louise'
Dl.xon spent last week at "Elntington"
and nro now at Chase City.
AT THE HOT SPRINGS
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
HOT SPRTNOS, YA., March 3.?G'uests
MISS ANNA WILSON.
One of the prettiest young girls of Radford Is Miss Anna Wilson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Wilson. Miss Wilson is musical and Is a popular member
of the younger set of Radford society. She was crowned Queen of Love and
Beauty at the tournament ball of the Great District Fair a year ago by Dr.
Jefferson Hughs, of Saltvllle,
Fleetwood, and Messrs. Fred.^Thompson
and Walter Daniel.
By an unanimous vote of the r. r\ r\,l
Mr. T. B. Johnson, now of Baltimore,
but farrirerly of Waverly, was admitted
to temporary membership of the club. dur.
lng his sojourn of a few days with friends
and relatives here. Mr. Johnson very
naturally expressed regrets at tne fact
that he was not in position to have en?
tered the organization wlien ft was char?
tered, at which time another fellow made
a Joint purchase of the Institution's stock
with his fair lady.
At 11:15 the executive cf/mrnlttee of the!
club held a short business session, at tho ?
adjournment of which announced that It i
had nothing to report other than to state
that the gentlemen of the <:l-ib would
entertain at the home of Misses Sally?
and Soulle Burt next Monday evening.
Was Somewhat Disappointed.
Rockofellor has b?x-'it discovered in Na?
ples. Doubtless he wanted to see. for
himself If Vesuvius could com?
pare with Tom I-awson a? a spouter.?
t'b I cago News.
are arriving at the Homestead every day
In large numbers. There Is now a com?
pany of more than W> people, and, regard?
less of the yet cool atmosphere, golf Is
universally played.
In March and April the number at the'
hotels hero aggregates y/i or more, but
the rcQU?stH for cottages and rooms sug?
gests more people than ever before.
Among tho most recent arrivals at the
hotels are: Mr. and Mrs, M, L. Green,
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Collins and J. J. Ma
honey, of Maamt?husetTs ; M. Sa Brady,
Mis? E ,R. Bennett, Charles B. Judson,
Misa Edith H. Hull, Miss Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs. George C. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs.
A. Abraham. Miss Hard wie, Miss Leigh
man and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Marshall
of Now York State; SJr. and Mrs. T. H
Shevlin, of New Jersey;. Mr. and Mr?.
George p. Gentlemen, of rtitsuurg, Pa.;
Mrs. R. Ci. Goodham - and Mrs. J. II.
Mitchell, of Toronto, Canada; MIsh Ger?
trude ICegan and Mrs. W. it. Hammond,
of Baltimore. Md., and Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Mason, of Chicago.
PEOPLEjN_CAROLINE
(Special to The Timcs-Dlspatch.)
BOWLING GRK'JvN, VA., March 8.?
Miss Bessie Ryland, of Richmond, has
returned borne, after a pleasant vlBlt
to her cousin, MIh.-i Frances Brooke
Broadd is,
.Mr. Nathanl'l Wlunton, of Louisa, is
upending come time with his ?later, Mrs.
j, T. Wright.
Mrs. Jo<-i Haines has gone toiBaltlmorti
and New Vork, where she will remain
fi/r two week?.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Martin were hi
Richmond this week.
Prof, T. 1?. Pholps ?nd wife and Miss
Reed, of tho Bowling Oreon Seminary,
w?r* In Ashland this week, attending
the fun'ral at Mrs, Mary Read Bllnco,
who was the mother of Mr?. Pholps,
Miss Bossld Jon?? loft this week for a
two \vi <?'.'.:??' trip to Baltimore,
SOUTH BOSTON
Hpeclal lo The Times-Dispatch,)
SOUTH BOSTON, VA., March a.?On?
>l tie: witcrtalnments of the season-was
I . in hro parly given by Mr?. V. I..
Fotrlkes, at her homo on Upper Mala
It reel, Haiurduy afternoon. The table
??i di pradons w?ra anI?tlcaiUy ar
rangi ; Rofreshmentfl wera aurved.
Invited woroi Mr?, Oarland K.
, . , Ml I, J ''? '?r. .n, Mni, t:. V,
Brook*?, Mrs Robt. El. Murray, Mr?.,
i'htm. .-i. ifancoy, Mrs, W, n. Faulkner,
i. II tUdmond Klhi Mm, 0, T. Love.',
.;? ? i. i;. Johnson, Mrs. N. H.
:? Mrs A ? 11 Vnugliiiu, Mrs,
i- i-..-., Mia, flam Glpn?, Mrs, it. !?'.
', nj Inr, Arn ?! X) Vu* u? r, Mrs, ft Pi
?', ??!'? || i. Jordan, Mrs, .lohn
Util i CI ill . Ml ? Lou
Mi
id UoUl>| ow'.ii.
Hub . uossi?
Imogen Wat?
Julius Sycle'i Sons
Julius Sycle's Sons
Julius Sycle's Sons
Julius Sycle's Sons
Initial Showing of the
New Spring
Waists
To-morrow we introduce
tho first arrivals in Fine
Summer Waists?two dis?
tinctive and smart models,
)eautifully trimmed and very
temptingly priced.
Stylo 1.?Charming Linearlo
Wnlfit, matin of Perstnn Lawn,
round - yoke of lace In front
and back, beautiful eyelet em?
broidery In front, neat tucks
in front and back, elbow
BleevDH, cuffs trimmed with
Valenciennes insertion nnd
edge; the prettiest Waist In
Richmond, for 91.81?.
Style 2.?Exquisite Linge?
rie Waist, also of Persian
Lawn, sriuarn yoking, neatly
trimmed with tucks and Val.
lace, embroidered front and
tucked back, full sleoves, and
deep tucked ruffs; a beauty,
and only $1.25.
New Spring
Suits for Boys
and Youths
Spic-span new styles?
best quality cloths?best
workmanship?finest finish?
ing?for little chaps from 6
years to big fellows of 20
years;?all the style and
goodness you'll find in the
higher-priced garments. At
our prices, they're great
values.
Boys' Spring Suits, in sin?
gle and double breasted, made
of new Spring fabrics?distinc?
tive patterns; sizes 6 to 16
years; choteo now is best, for
tho assortment is new and
complete, 90.00.
Youths' Suits, sizes 16 to
20 years, In the season's popu?
lar styles, made of novelty
cloths In single and double
breasted, and equal to the
?15.00 Suits of elsewhere; our
price, 912.00.
Out-of-town patrons are in?
vited to write for samples of
nur piece goods.
We fill mail orders care?
fully and promptly.
rr ? ^
Spring Shop TalK
Spring newness pervades throughout the Sycle
Department Store. Every day new styles come
marching into the various departments. While
the Spring stocks in some of the departments are
not all in, nevertheless a fair showing is made of
the new ideas of the new season. This ad. speaks
of.the new comers and tho price inducements.
Dress Good*/*?
New Arrivals
Here's welcome news?of the new creations in the
textile world that arrived last week, and now advertised
for the first time. Exclusive novelties in Dame Fashion's
favorite color?gray, and other seasonable effects?just the
fabrics for smart Spring and Easter costumes. Note the
introductory prices:
Novelty Mohair, very fine, delicate weave, with pretty flaked
pattern of black, blue and green, on light ground; something
out of the ordinary; por yard, 50c
New Panamas, In the various shades of gray; neat patterns,
38 inches wide; three grades; per yard. 50c, 50c and 60c.
34-lnch Panama, In stripes nnd novelty effects, In various
shades of gray; also In brown; These pieces aro Just In. This
positively Is tho biggest Suiting value in Richmond, for 20c.
56-lnch Panama Cloth, In checked gray, a distinctly exclu?
sive, high grade material for the fastidious dresser, per yard,
92.00.
Now Henriettas, 42 inches wide, In white, black, gray,.Alice
blue, and all other desirable colors; favorites with the ultra
fashionable; per yard, 91.10.
Free!
A Ladies' Monthly Magazine given Free to
all who ask for it
(C %
Julius Sycles' Sons,
Second and Broad Streets,
Richmond, Va.
New Idea Patterns, 10c; by mail, 12c
JJ
Notions
Don't forget the little
things in planning your
Spring dresses, waists, skirts,
etc. Here's "AMMUNI?
TION" for thrifty needle
workers?just a few items of
little needed things?at such
little prices.
Needle Canos, complote, 5c.
Machine Oil, per hottlo, Re.
Thimbles, 3 for 5c.
Hooka and I3yen, per card,
Se.
Darning Cotton, 2 for fir.
Skirt Clamps, per card, 7c.
Skirt Fastonors, 35c.
Skirt Binding, per yard, 5c.
Black China Buttons, 2 doz.
for 5c.
5 yards Tape, while arid
black, lc.
Be Paper Pins, lc.
Pin Cubes, nssorlcd bIzos,
12 l-2c.
Wash Goods
Some very exceptional
values in Summer Cotton
Fabrics. The writer just
picked the following three
"good things" for present
mention. Read, and you'll
know why.
Taffetlne Silk, a highly mer?
cerized cotton fabric that If?
particularly aAlnptnblu for
Summer dresses; in striped,
chocked, polka dotted, and
fancy figured, on light and
dark grounds, per yard,
12 l-2c.
Knicker Suiting, a good,
serviceable wash suit material,
In several desirable colors, per
yard, 12 l-2c.
Yard-Wide Llnene Suiting,
looks like real linen, wears
like linen and JiiBt ns service?
able, and sells at the price of
cotton; per yard, 12 l-2c.
Gingham .Madras, In checks,
stripes, plaids, polka dots and
fancy figures, in nil colors;
and an unusual price, per
yard, 12 l-2c.
We extend credit to re?
sponsible people.
Payments made weekly or
monthly.
Lynchburg Society.
I (Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
LYNCHBUKG. VA-, March 3.-Mrs.
Gustave Stalling entertained a number
of. lier (rienda at her home on Tuesday,
whist being the entertainment of the
occasion.
Miss Kannie DIHard entertained quite
a number of her friends on Tuesday
evening at her home. The time was
pleasantly spent at seven-handed euchre,
and charming refreshments were served
during the evening.
Mrs. John Walker Is the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stebblns,
| at their home In .South Boston.
MrH. C?. K?nsten lateado la spending
sonto time in Washington.
Mrs. Frank 1'. I lar man Is spending
some time with relatives in Itoanoke and
Baiem.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Adams have re?
turned homo frotri a trip to Washington
' and Alexandria.
Mrs. J. Harry Long and little daughter,
Katherine, are visiting trlends in Rich?
mond. They are accompanied by Mrs.
? Long's mother, Mrs. John F. Mathcws,
also, of this city.
i Dr. und Mrs. J. D. Paxton are visiting
in Philadelphia. J'a.
Dr. W. B. Thornhlll la In Washington
? on a brief trip.
Mr. Lawrence Fierce left Thursday af?
ternoon for Birmingham, Ala., where he
is employed. He spent a short time with
relatives itere.
Mrs. John Stuart Kennedy, of Stan?
hope, X. J., Ik the guest of Mrs. J. It.
Shumate, at lier home on Wise Street.
Itr. and Mrs. J. M. McBrydo have re?
turned to Sweet Briar Institute, after
spending some time In the city with
friends.
Rev. F. F. Unllard, who han been quite
111 for some time, is improving slowly.
Mr. Bullard Is the pastor of the First
Christian Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Beef have re?
turned to the Carroll after a'visit to their
old homo In Alexandria.
Miss Vera D. Petty Is visiting friends in
Greensboro, X. CJ.
Miss Chrlktono w'nroham has returned
homo after an extended vutlt with friends
in Richmond,
Miss Elizabeth Hagorman, of Goode's.
who was recently elected assistant matron
of tho Presbyterian Orphanage, near
Bynehburg, huft arrived and has taken
up her duth h at tho institution,
Mrs. Madison I lay the, who has been
visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs. C. F.
Hayilie, at tlladys, has gono to Now
EVERY SICK MAN
or woman really ought to try a bot?
tle of Host et tor's Stomach .Bitters
without any further delay. It ha?
been tho meium of restoring thou?
sands of otliors to robust health and
will do mi much for you, too. For
r?;S yearn
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS n
ha? boon the main slandby of sickly
people everywhere. "? pwres So,n'
ItWu^, Vomiting, 1'oor Appetite,
Heart burn, l>jK|M!pB!Hi Indigestion,
(Vstlsiii.ss, <;oids, (h'ippw ov -Hii
liti'lnl i'cvOi',
York for a visit to Mr. R. O. Haythe. She
was accompanied by Mrs, J. [j. Mason.
R?DFORD SOCIAL
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
RADFORD, VA., March 3.?The pan
cako party, given by St. Martha's Guild
at tho homo of Mrs. I. W. Wilson Tues?
day evening, was a very pleasant affair,
though the attendance was greatly cur?
tailed by the raging snow and wind storm
that mado tlio bravest shrink from an
encounter with the elements. An at?
tractive musical programme was ren?
dered, consisting of songs by Mrs. G. T.
Kearsley, Mrs. T. K. Vjiughun and Rev.
P^dwln I!. Carter, and r>lano trios by Dr.
Cowan, Miss Bessie Lylo and Miss Anna
Wilson.
Tho Cotillon Club gave an enjoyable
hop at their hall Friday evening of ladt
week. The following evening; Miss An?
gola Tlnsley gave a hop to her dancing
class at the Opera House. Among tin:
guests were a number of Virginia P?y
technic Institute.
Mr. J. Edgar Walters has succeeded
Mr. J F Harris as cashier of the R?d
fdrd Trust Company Bank, and, with his
wife and lltllo son. is domiciled at the
West End Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Walters
arc from Washington, D. C.
Miss Mellta Wilson went to Hampden
Sidney Saturday to attend the Intermediate
germane. On her return she will visit
Miss Lucy Biggs, In Salem.
Mrs. Seiden Longley entertained tho
Ladles' Missionary Society of B?urho ?
Memorial Church Saturday afternoon at
her home on Eighth Street. There was
a large attendance nnd the afternoon
was very pleasantly spent. Delicious re?
freshments were served,
Mrs. E. II. Eacreo, of Cynohburg, with
her little son, Albion. 1? visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. E. Vatighan.
Sir. Robert Lee Jordan, Common?
wealth's Attorney for the city, is In Rlch
| mond on business.
Airs. J. Lewis Ingles Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Laura Miles Venable, In
Ronnoke.
Mr. Edward Deyer Stovcns, of Ports?
mouth, Ohio, visited his mother, Mrs.
A. D. Stevens, last week.
Captain J, G. Oshorno has been In
Richmond on business of tho Western
Stato Hospital.
Mr. Thomas Mount Is visiting friends
and relatives In Baltimore.'
Mrs. Seiden Longley und hor niece.
Miss Wllllo Jordan, visited relatives In
Wythov.llo tho first of tho week, Mrs. j
Longley returning by way of Newborn, j
Mrs. William Ingles was hostess to I
Tho Current Events Club Tuesday nfv,
ternoon. In splto of tho raging ele?
ments, there was a goodly attendance,
and tho blazing- wood flro in the big re?
ception hall, with tho blossoming plants
of tho conservatory adjoining, bade tho
storm king dollanee..
Each guest liad boon requested to read
a selection from a favorito author and
some beautiful ones were contributed.
Another feature that wus very much
enjoyad was an original nnd very clover
contest on tho names of tho club mom-,
hors and-guests of tho afternoon. Mus'c
.by Mrs. Oscar B. Pryor and'tho serving
of refreshment scompletod a nicotine
which was charming throughout',
' Mrs. L. O. Bullard has baen ciulto sick
this week.
Mrs. E. S. Jones has returned from
MhrtllP, Washington College, where sho
has been at tho bedside of her daughter.
Miss Alice Jones. -
Louise, tho Infant daughter of Mr. C.
>B ' Fisher,"soii o? Dr/"fisher,' uuperlu?
tendent of the Tidewater Hospital, was
brought her?- Tuesday afternoon critically
ill with brain fever. At first her tifo
was despaired of, but Dr. Fisher now has
hopes of the recovery of his little grand?
daughter. The parents of the little one
ate with her.
Mr. Jack Hunan, foreman of the Prlcr
Grlscom Company, of the Tidewater Con.
structlon, wan sent home to Chicago from
the Valley View Hospital hopelessly 111
with tuberculosis .Monday.
Fight patients were discharged and
only two admitted this week. Th? operat?
ing room Is receiving It? Mulshing touch?e,
and the forirtul opening of the hospital
?will soon bo held.
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WYTHEVILLE, VA.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
WYTHEVILL1?, VA., March 3,-The
V. ? P. I. Glee Club's entertainment at
tho Opera House Saturday cveniag met
the fullest expectations and h>pes of tho
audience, and was greatly -uijoyed by
all present. After the entertainment tho
club was entertained at a luncheon *??
the Daughters of the King at the Pariah
House. On Sunday morning the club tri
vestments assltcd the choir and added
greatly to the musical part of the ser
: vice.
Miss Clara Necly, missionary to Japan,
i who has been the guest of "??%?. anil Mrs.
| W. H. K. Pendleton at tho rectory, left
on Monday for Bristol. While here M??fl
Necly made several entertaining ad?
dresses at th? Parish House, on the mis?
sionary work In Japan.
The little son of Mr. W. M. Martin,
who Is. In Richmond for metl'cnl treat?
ment, continuos critically ill nl St. Luke's
Hospital.
Miss Lottie Hodges, of Norfolk, arrived
Saturday and will spend the ii'iouill of
March at "Inglcsldc."
Mrs. .W. W. Bentley, of Pulaskl, is
the guest of Mrs. Lena Law.son.
Mr. Joseph Rlddlck returned livra Ash
land Monday, whero ho was called by the
death of his sister-in-law, Mi's. James
Rlddlck. -
Rev. Richard Mcllwalne, D. D., of Rich?
mond, is the guest of Row W. A. Hull,
Dr. Mcllwalne Is in Wythevllln in tho
Interest of tho Jamestown Exposition.
Mrs, Salllo Blair has roturaed from n
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Preston, of Bristol.
Messrs. R. Spencer and L. K. Jacobs
left Monday for Now York, cfter spend?
ing some weeks in Wythevllla.
Miss Maggie Medacock la visit!."),? Mrs.
J. Nonnont Powell In Bristol.
Mr. Rclbert Pierce spent a :'ew days
with his mother, Mrs. Betf.i'3: Lehman;
In Richmond this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Caldv.oU and fam?
ily will leave Saturday for their futuro
homo in Rounoko, followed by tha good
wishes of many friends lie1.-?.
Mrs. Robert L. Pongo was Ihn charming
hostess of the Five Hundred Club Tues?
day afternoon.
Mrs, Walter Wilkinson, who lias been
quito sick, is convalescing
. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Majallstor. who
have spent the winter In ISu/npe, aro
expected in Wythevlllu next weak when
they w'll tako possession of 'aide new
home, vacated by the removal ?jf Mr.
and Mr?. Caldwell to Roanok?.
Mr. and Mrs. Traylor have returned
to Norfolk after spending several \\eci:s
In Wytheville.
. Workmen are engaged In putting up a
most approved electrical flru alarm In
the town. It will be conncct'?-'| Will) the
town clock |iell.
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buena; vista; va.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
Bl'HNA VISTA, VA., March 3.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. T. Bnxton are spending the
week hi Richmond.
Mrs. C. W. Randolph is visiting re'.i
tlves In Lexington.
Miss Julia Willis and Miss Mary Riche,
son have Just returned from a picks'! n:
visit to Mis? Llllic Smith, in Greenville,
Va.
Misses Pauline Rmbree and F.thcl Pear
sail returned recently from a visit to
Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Embree In Bristol,
Va. Tli^y were .called home on account
of the URiess of their grandmother, Mrs.
IVnrsalli whose condition Is but slightly
Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Showalter returned
to the city yesterday after a ten days'
tour through Pennsylvania, New VorK
and Maryland.
Tile-February term of tho Corpora'?on
Court adjourned early last week on ac?
count of the fact that Judge. Henry
W. Holt hud to appear Thursday In an
Important ease In the Supreme Court
at Richmond, A nuhfjer of rases wen,
carried over for the next term.
Dr. C. C. Colenmn paid a flying yisjt
to Richmond last week.
MARTINSVIL.LE, VA.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.) .
MARTINSVIU.E, VA., March ">.
Charles Pohllg, of Richmond, Vu., firnnd
Patriarch of tho Grand Encampment; h
O. O. F-, accompanied by a number of
gentlemen belonging to the RoanoUc en'.,
campment of this order, gave an exem?
plification In higher degree work hero
Bntnrdav night and an encampment was
Instituted and officers elected and hi
stalled.
Tho closing entertainment of the
Ladles' Euchro Club,, was given by Mrs.
10 G. Ponn, at her home on .Gravely
Street, Tuesday, afternoon, ' und was
largely attended. , ?, '.'
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Interesting Engagement.
(Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatcli.)
MEHERRI?, VA., March ? 3;?Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Kwlntf havo nnnpunced tho
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Condlo Vuughan-, to-Mr. Hugh Byron
Miller, of tho firm, of Miller, & Miller,
Richmond. The marriage wlll'takc place
In tho early spring tit Western Methodist
Church here. '???',?'
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