The times dispatch. [volume], November 04, 1910, Image 7

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Social and
Personai
TWO Rlohmond glrls, Mlas Hattlo
Shields and Mlss Rosalte MUnes,
nro among thoso already ln Nor?
folk for the Wtlllarns-Jonea wed*
ding on Saturday next.
Mlss Shtolda Is vlnltlng Mlss Besslc
Jvlerrltt, who cntertalnnd nt lundheon
on V/cdnesdiiy ln liouor of Mlss Jones.
Cut-flowors, palms and ferns wero
(?ued ln decorntlons, wlth yellow chry
fanthernumn for the table, ,
Mlss Merrltt's guosto woro ,Mlss
Jones, Mlss Frances Page, of Wlnches?
ter, Mlss Hattle Shlold and Mlss Ro?a
Ho Milnes, ol Rlchmond; Mrs. Phlllp M.
Prescott, Jr., Mlss Katherlno NowblU
and Mlss Mary Roystcr.
Much Interest ls felt ln Rlchmond
as well ns In Norfolk, the homo clty
of tho brlde, ovor thls weddlng to be
celebrated on Novomber G, at noon, be?
cause Mlss Louise Jones haB frefiuently
vlslted In Rlchmond and attended tho
germans here as the guest 'of hor
iriends among the soclety glrls of thls
clty.
Captnin George Wllllams, U. S. A..
the flance of Mlss Jones, has arrlved
ln Norfolk, and Is staying at the
Lynnliaven HOtcl. Lleutenant Fltz
hugh Loe. of Kort Rlley, Kan., w'll be
one of Captaln Willlams's groomsmen.
Mrs. Phlllp Prescott, who has en?
tertained brlllantly thls weok In honor
of Mlss Jones wlll be her matron of
honor. Mlss Frances Page, of Wlnch
ter, Va., Js to attend hor as maid of
honor.
To Ile .Marrled In January.
The marriage of Mlss Mary Royster,
.whose engagement ? to William H
Whlte, Jr., has Just been announced
by her parentu, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Sheppard Royster, of Norfolk, Va.. will
be celebrated In January, and wlll be
an affalr of great social promlnencc.
MIk* Itlxey'fl Hoiinc Pnrly.
Mlss Mary Barbour Rixey, daughter
" lt Makes Every thing."
Just a
Personai
Word
Everythlng you eat made wlth DUN?
LOP FLOUR?bread, rolls, blscults,
cakes and pastry?adds not only to
your eatisfactlon, but encourages a
home Industry?one of the largest em
ployers of labor ln Greater Rlchmond
Iuslst on Dunlop.
Made ln Richmond.
Used for Generatlons.
Sold on i Contlnents
Thc Dunlop Mills, Rlchmond, Va.
To furnlsh Flowers for the fastidious.
Bewildcringly beautiful
are now to be had in great diversity of
color and form.
The Hammond Co.
Mad. 630.
109 E. Broad.
The Furniture You Wam
IS READY.
Sydnor & Hundley, Inc.
709-11-13 East Broad StreeL
ROMM'S BREA1"
Try It To-Day
UETCER THAN GOOl
Direct Action Gas Ranges
Have No Equal
Sold Only by
Ryan, Smith &Co.
Joys' High Cut Storm King Shoes, $
J. B.
Special TO-DAY.? Q>s% m
Black Silk Petticoats.. $4i?-<?a
Regular price, S2.98j
Miller Manufacturing Co., Inc.
South Hichmond, Va.,
Saah, Doors and Blinds
MILL WOR.K.
Contractors and, bnilders shoulc
have our prices and estimates when
figuring on any kind of building con
struction'. ?
AMERICAN xmmtmvp&N AWUWfc
THE BEST ,
fYEMKRtTCST.
TWR.
Parisian
Belts
In black velvet, fcelf-covered
buckles, nobby crush effects,
regular $1.25 values, CA_
ot tho late John F. Rlxey, Congrcas
man from Vlrglnla for many ycara,
whose marrlage to Dr. Robert V.
Compton, a member of the-medlcal
faculty of tho Universlty of Vlrglnla,
wlll bo celebrated next Tuesday, No?
vember 8, In the homo of her mothor,
flt Fry's Sprlngs, near Charlottesvllle,
ls entertalnlrig un onte-nuptlsl house
party. Mlss Carolyn Nash. of Wash?
lngton, D. a, ls a member of the house
party and Rear-Admlral Rlxey, the
brlde's uncle, and Mrs, Rlxey wlll at?
tend the w,eddlng.
Graham-?Ashby.
The marrlage bf Mlss Mary Cun
nlngham Ashby, daughter of Dr. and
' Mrs. Thomas A. Ashby, to Jullan
George Randolph Gruham, of Chlcago.
l took place at thc home of the brlde's
parents, 1125 Madlson Avenuo, Balti?
more, Wednesday nlght. Tho ceremony
was performed by Rev. DeWltt M. Ben
ham, pastor of Central Presbyterlan
Church. Thc brldo was glven ln mar?
rlage by her father. She wore whlte
satin, trlmmed wlth old polnt lace and
embroldered ln pearls wlth tulle vell
caught wltli a coronet of orange blos
sorns and carrled lllles of the valley.
Mlss Ashby ls a Virginian by an
cestry and ls widely connected ln
Rlchmond and elsewhere.
J.ri?;fiKcmrnt? Announeed.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairlle Patton Nash.
of Portsmouth, Va., announeed the en
gagement of thelr daughter, Mary
Klng, to Ira Halsey Patchln, of New
York.
Mlss Nash has been the frequent
guest of Mlss Hattle Shlelda. In Rlch?
mond. Mr. Patchln's brother last
spring marrled another popular Vir?
ginia glrl, Mlss Polly Mason.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, of
Fauquler county, Va., announce the
engagement of thelr daughter, Luclle,
to Ernly Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. L Smith, also of Fauquler county.
The wedding wlll take place n De?
cember.
Heccpllon* to DclCRtit's.
Receptlons to delegates attend'ng
th*: twentleth annual meeting of the
Vlrglnla Branch, Woman's Auxlllary,
to thn Episcopal Church, at Alexan?
drla, Va, were glven a receptlon Wed?
nesday afternoon by the women of
Semlnary Hlll, ln the homo of Dr. and
Mrs. S. A. Wallls. Mrs. Arthur S. Lioyd
entertalned the delegates Wednepday
evenlng. Mlss Gibson. Miss Lucy Gib?
son, Mlss Lancaster, Blshop Gibson
and Mlss Mattlc Purcell were among
those preent from Rlchmond.
I Mrs. Moffett Keturned.
1 Mrs. E. E. Moffett has returned from
, North Carolina, where she went to at
,' tend the meeilng of the North Caro?
lina Dlvlslon, Unlted Daughters of the
' ' Confederacy, of whlch she is honarary
i president.
Thc annual dlvlslon conventlon was
I held at Rocky Mount, N. C, and Mrs.
j Moffett went from Rocky Mount to Ra?
lelgh to be present at the home-coin
! ing week of the North. Carolina State
' | Fair. Her large acquaintance througli
j out the State rendered both of these
t occaslons delightful.
1 Mrs. Moffett's daughter, Mrs. Herbert
I; V. .lackson. is vlslting Mrs. Harrv
. | Fell. at Trenton. N. J., and being raucb
entertalned during her stay.
I Committee to Meet.
The John Marshali house commltteo
I wll meet thls afternoon at 4:30 o'clock
ln the Mutual Building. All members
of thc committee are asked to attend
the meetlng.
Out of Town Guestn Here.
Mlss Dorothy Gllpln, of Baltimore,
and Mlss Ellett, of Clnclnnatl, hava
arrived ln Rlchmond for the McCarthy
Blnford wedding of Saturday. Mrs. H.
Logan Golsan entertalned at dlnner
yesterday evenlng in honor of Mlss
Blnford, and Mr. McCarthy gave his
farewell bachelor dlnner at the West
moreland Club.
Truebenrt?Cogbill.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Herbert Cog
bil, of Chesterfleld Courthouse, have
sent but lnvltations for the marrlase
of thelr daughter, Mary, to John B.
Trueheart, of Richmond, the wedding
to be celebrated November 16, ln Salem
Baptlst Church, Chesterfleld.
MUltnry Surgeons Entertalned.
I Among the pleas&ntest social events
of yesterday were the luncheon and
receptlon glven at the Valentlne Mu?
seum and thc Confederate Museum
to members of the Association of Mili?
tary Surgeons and the women and
frlends accompanying them.
The Valentlne Museum. in regard to
lts archltecture, lts interlor decora
tlon and its garden is a survival of
former days ln Rlchmond that ls
unlque. lts collection is wonderful,
and thelr surroundlngs of yesterday
must have been as delightful to the
guests of the Messrs. Valentlne as
the charmlng hospltaltty extended
them.
lt ls not often tbat bulldings con?
taining so much of hlstorlc lnterest
are such close nelghbors as the Valen?
tlne and the Confederate Museum,
1 opened yesterday from 3 to 5 for a
] receptlon to. the vlsitors.
r: The officers of the Confederato Me
ii,' morial Literary Soclety welcomed thelr
guests in the Solid South Room of the
I AVhlte House of the Confederacy. Af
j terward a tour of thc different State
; rooms. preslded over by their vlce
i regents, was made, the receptlon prov
i Ing a most agrecable finish to lhe af
I ternoon's round. -
I AVuuderlc?CroAvder.
The wedding of Mlss Maggie Otelta
Crowder, daughter of Mrs. D. A.
Crowder, of 2122 East Marshali Street,
to Peter Wunderle, of Canton, O., was
celebrated Wednesday, Nbvember 2, at
11 A. M. ln the heme bf the brlde's
mother, the Rev. M. S. Eagle, of Christ
Episcopal Church, offlclatlng.
The brldo was becomlngly attlred
ln a mauve cloth travellng costume,
with hat and to match and carried
whlte chrysanthemums.
Mlss Lena Crowder, the mald oi
honor, wore yellow mesallne, trlmmed
with pearls, and had a sheaf of yellow
?.?hrysanthemums. L. L Crowder, tht
brlde's brother, was best man
Mendelssohn's woddlng march was.ren
dered by Mlss Henderson, and "Heart!
and Flowers" durlng tho ceremony.
Anuunl Meetlng.
Tho Art Club, of Richmond, wlll hole
lts annual meetlng thls afternoon' a1
4:30 o'clock. Tho mbst Importan!
feature ef tho meetlng wlll be a dis
<;usMon as to tho change of namo oi
the club.
Wcdderi at Foxlclgb.
Foxlelgh, the home of Mr.' and Mrs
J. ChurchiU Cooke, -was the scent
Wednesday of a beautiful weddina
when their youngest daughter, Mis:
Edmonia ChurchiU, became the brldi
of James Edward Stansbury, of Baltl
more, Mti.
' The ceromo-ny was performed by tlv
Rev. J. Y. Downman, D. D., rector o
All Saints' Church. Rlchmond. Th
parlor .was decorated In overgreen
and yellow chrysanthemums. tho col
.or scheme of blue and gold belng als
carrled out ln dlningvroom. ? The brl
dal party entered'ln the following or
der to tho stralns of Mondelssohn'
"Wedding Maroh," whlch was playe
by.MlBs Barbara Gregory: Eugeno J
Cooke- and "L. M. Blackford. J?\, acte
as ushers, followed by the groom a,n
hls bast man, hls brother, Horber
Stansbury,- . The brJdeBnmidB, MIs
Sallle Penn Gregory and Mlss Mattl
Allen Gregory, wero attlred ln whlt
not over bluo silk, ..oarrylng yellow
ohrysantbemums,. Tho matds of hono
Mlss Mary: Mlnor Cooke' and MIs
Helon ' Stansbury, ' carrylng .yelloi
chrysanthemurijs, ..wore'. attlred: l
whito not and woro bluo glrdles,
Miss Edmonia Borkley ,Noland an
Mlsa'-. Luoy Lnmlon Noland, nleoes c
the brlde, acted an flower girls, an
woro dainty whlto lln&erle frockn, wlth
bluo ribbons, and carrled tlny haskets
of flowers,
Thc bride entered wlth her father,
and looked lovely ln noft whlto satln,
trimmed In pearl embroidery and chlf
ton. Sho worf! a tullo vell, caU?rht
wlth a pearl bandeau of pearls and |
ornnge blossoms and carrled h?r'
mother's iveddlni? handkerchlef. K*V
flowers wisro whlte chrysanthomtims,
Mer only ornatnent was a very hand?
some gold chaln and locket, set wlth
dlamortds, whlch had holonged to tho
grooro's great-great-granilmother.
Immedlately after the ceremony a
handsome thrco-coursc luncheon was
served. The guests present wero:
Mrs. Fcnton Noland, slster of the
brlde; Miss Edmonia Berkeley Noland
and Mlss Lucy London Noland, nleces
of the brlde, from Hanover; Eugene
Tt. Cooke, of Ohlo. brother of the bride:
L M. Blaekford, of the Episcopal lilgh
School. cousln of the brlde; Dr. nnd
Mrs, Doucallon Clrcgory and family;
Mr, and Mrs. Havelln Burko, Mr. and
Mrs. T. D. Moncure, Mlss Kathrlne
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Oarrett,
Mr, and Mrs. Edmonia Llttlepage?all
of Klng William; John B. Stansbury.
father of tho groom: Harry Stansbury
and Herbert Stansbury. brothers of tho
groom; Mlss Helen Stansbury, ,sl6Ur
of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Caldwell, Mrs. T. B. Wllson and Mrs.
J.-Marshall Turner?all of Klng and
Queen.
Tho brlde's travellng suit was of
wlsteria cloth, with hat and gloves
to match.
Mr. and Mrs. Stansbury left thls af?
ternoon for thc North. and wlll be
away several weeks.
Invltations T*xued.
Judge James Kelth and Mrs. .Julia
Chllton Kelth, of 110 Cathedral Place,
have lssued Invltations for a reception
on Frlday, November 11, from 5 to 7
o'clock, in honor of Miss Camllla Scott
Wellford and Mlss Fanny Carter
Scott.
In nnd Out of Town,
Mlss Llzzle Stiles was a. brldesmald
at the weddlng of Mlss Mary Enrlpht.
of Lambert's Polrit, Va., to Walter
Herchel. of New York, the weddlng
taking place Tuesday afternoon of thls
week.
Mrs. C. H. Lehman has returned to
her home ln Ashland, Ky.. after a
visit to Mrs. Wallace T. Brown. 100
South Thlrd Street.
Mlsses Aldlne Emmons and Ruth
Afflicled for Months?Burned and
Itched?Used Cuticura and Ha
was Cured in Three Weeks?
Not Even a Scar Left,
"Ai a grateful mother, I feel It my duty
to?thank you for tbe cure ot my little son
who was affllcted for
about eight months wlth
sores all over his head,
back of hls neck and
nearly all hls face. We
tried all klnds of remedies
without any relief. We
even employed & good
Shysician and I am surn
e trled hls very best to
cuie my poor sufferlng
little boy. But, alasl
Instead of gettlng bettet
he want for the worse.
Hls head was llterally covered with scabs
and ugly sores and hls cries kept us awake
throughout the long nlght. I had to keep hls
hands ln gloves to prevent his scratching hls
head, as he was doubtless suffering from a
burning and itchlng sensatlon. and was con?
stantly trylng to put his hands where it hurt.
"At last when he was about three years
old. we saw an advertlsement of Cuticura and
I declded to try the vlrtues of the euticura
Remedies. I bought one cake of Cuticura
Soap, a box of Cuticura Ointment and a bottle
of Cuticura Resolvent. I used them according
to directlons and I am happy to tell you the
little sufferer was cured in less than three
weeks. Tbls was over a year ago and now
his head ts covered wlth a fine growth of
luxurlant hair. Strange to say, oll those
unslghtly sores did not even leave a scar.
Mrs. G. O. Couvillon, Plauchevflle, La., Feb?
ruary 26,1910."
The suffering whlch Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment have allevlated among
skln-tortured, dlsSgured lnfants, chlldren and
adults have led to thelr adoptlon in countless
homes as the purest. sweetest and most eco
noralcal treatment for eczemaa. and other
Itchlng, burning humors of the skin and scalp.
A single set is often suffident.
Cuticura Remedies are sold throughout the clvil
lied world. Potter Drug & Chem. Corp.. Sole Props.,
Boston. aSTUalled tree. 32-pags Cuticura Book.
"How to Care for and Treat tb* Skin and Scalp."
We Have It if Its
Made of Leather
The Rountree Leather
Shop,
703 East Broad Street
"Little Broadway"
Always the Newest Styles in
"SUITS THAT SUIT"
212 N. Fifth Street. ;
This May Manto
Shoe
in all Leathers
Parrish Bros,
21 W. Broad
"GREEN CASTLE"
Kitchen Cabincta will lessen kitchaa
?bor. Try one. Sold by
Rothert & Co.,
Fourth and Broad.
Good as the Name
VIRGINIA MADE
F. W. Dabney & C<
Try a Pair Today
Removal Sale Now O
$US White
Crochet
Bed Sprea
Sale Price
98c
Danlel, of Huntington, W. Va., are the
guests of the Mlsses Grlce, on Grove ?
Avenue.
Blshop A. S. Lloyd has left Alex- j
andrla for New ? York to onter on ;
hls now dutles as president of tlie
Domestlc and Foreign Mission Board
of the Episcopal Church. The blshop's
famlly wlll remain ln Alexandrla dur- |
Ing the wlnter and Jeln hlm ln New j
York next spring.
Mrs. Ollvor Cromwell and Mlss
Loulse Cromwell, who returned fron1.
New York to Baltimore a' few days
ago, aro now visiting at tho Vlrglnla
Hot Sprlngs. Mlss Cromwell, who was
obllged to wlthdraw from soclety soon
after her comlng-out luncheon last
year on account of the death of her
father, wlll be presented thlB wlnter
ln January at a serles of dlnners her
mother is arranging.
Mlss Florence Moseley and Mrs. Mll?
ler, who have been guests of frlends
here and ln Danville, Va., have re?
turned to their home at Charlotte,
Va. ? ?
Mrs. Hugh Taylor, who has been
spendlng some time with Mrs. S. M.
Taylor, of Borryvllle, Va., ls now thu j
guest of relatlves ln Washlngton,
D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kuhn and Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Judah. of Rlchmond,
have been guests of frlends ln Fred?
erlcksburg, Va. Mrs. Kuhn and Mrs.
Judah were honorees at a Hallowe'en
party glven Monday evenlng by Mr.
and Mrs. I. S. Strasburger. of Freder?
lcksburg.
The Rlversidc Hunt, of Petersburg,
wlll start the season next Saturday,
when the meet wlll be at the konnels
at 4:30 P. M.
Senator and Mrs. F. W. King, of
Clifton Forge. Va., attended a recep?
tlon glven at the Executlve Manslon
by Governor W. H. Mann and Mrs.
Mann to the members of the Houdon
Statue Commlsslon and thelr wlves.
Mrs. Bettle R. Jones has returned
from a pleasant vlslt to frlends at
Charlotte.* Va.
j Senator and Mrs. Swanson, who have I
, the Merrlam residence. on Slxteenth
; Street, for the wlnter at the national
, capltal, have been warmly welcomed
. by frlends there.
Misses Ethel and Edlth Finney left
I Wednesday to spend the wlnter at So
i clety Hills, S. C.
Alexander?Lutz.
[Soeclal to The Tlmes-E>lspateh. 1
Leesburg, Va.. November 3.?Mlss
'. Cora Lutz, daughter of Mr. and SIrs.
! S. S. Lutz, of Sprlngwood, near Lee3.
j burg, and J. R. H. Alexander,' were
I married thls afternoon at 1 o'clock at
' the homo of the brlde's parents, near
Leesburg. The . ceremony was per?
formed by Rev. tv. H. Burkhardt. rec?
tor of the St. James Episcopal Ohnrcn.
The groom's bost man was Conrad
Carter, of Oatlands. The bride was at?
tended by Miss Vlolet Alexander, of
Leesburg: Mlss Belle Howard, of VVasn
Ington. D. C; Mlss Richard Etta Wlse,
of Leesburg. and Mlss Hazel White,
of Salem. The ceremony was followed
by an elaborate receptlon to frlends ot
the brlde and groom at the liome ol
Mr. and Mrs. Lutz. After an extended
woddlng tour South through the Caro
llnas and at Palm Bea,ch, Mr. anl Mrs
Alexander wlll reslde jn Leesburg.
McKlmmon?Morrlii.
[Speclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Raleigh, N. C, November 3.?Last
evening at 6 o'clock. ln Christ Episco?
pal Church. there was celebrated thc
marrlage of Jamo3 McKlmmon and
Mlss Willa Norrls, young people prom?
lnent ln tho social life of the clty.
The marria-ar? serviee was by ReV. M
A. Barber, the rector.. The brldal par?
ty lncluded Miss Riiby Morris as malc'
of honor; Mlsses Mary Hull McKim
mon. Mlnnle Mann. Cary Gray, AnnU
McKlmmon, Loulse McDonald, Margaret
. McKlmmon. Josephine Boylan, Kath
1 rine Boylan. and Willlam Harris, Loult
Smith, Charles Johnson," Herbert Nor?
rls. Jr.. I.ongstreet Hall. .Dr. *Joel Whlt
aker. Wright Dlxon and Gordon Smith
After the marriage there was a bufte'
supper to the brldal party and lnti
mate frlends at the home of the brldiS.':
father, M. T. Norrls, and thereaftei
Mr. and Mrs. McKlmmon left for t
brldal trlp North.
SAUNDERS'S MAJORITY
WILL SHOW INCREASE
Campalgn in Flfth Wlll Cloae "Wltl
Rally' nt Sago on Saturdny.
Other Jitna.
[Soeclal to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Chatham, Va., November 3.?Th
Democratlc campalgn ln the Flfth Dis
trict will close .wlth a Jolnt meetlni
ot the countles of Plttsylvania an<
Franklln, at Sago, on next Saturda>
Senator Swanson and Congressmai
Saunders will address tho voters, an
thls wlll be one of the most largei;
attended meetlngs of the campalgr
Those acqualnted wlth condltlons i:
thls county predlct that Sauntiers's ma
jority will be more than 200 over tha
of two years ago. Tho Republican
have been nt work ln the county, bu
followers of the grand old pUrt:
around thls plaue appear to manlfes
very little lnterest.
lir. and Mrs. Oscar Ollver, .of pacet
have announeed the approachlntr mar
rlage of thelr daughter, MIsb" Pats
Jane Ollver. to Lewis B. Whlteneac
of thls place, to bo celebrated at th
home of tho brlde's parents on the 30tl
of November. Mlss Alma' SheUhoi'St
ot this placo, will be mald of houoi
Mr, Whltcnead ls a graduate of. phar
macy of the Universlty College of Mad.
Iclne. They will mako thelr nome i
Buena Vista. ? ' ">
The flrst gamo of basketball ;ierwee
the Orange and Purple teams of th
Chatham Episcopal instltute wa
piayed on the Instltute grbunds Mon
clay afternoen, tho Purples wlnnlng b
a large score.
Mlss Rejle Reld returned Mon 3ay nl
ternoon from attendlng the Thornwell
Reld wedding at Fort Mlll, S. C.
The electoral board of Plttaylvanl
was buslly, engaged* Wednesday atatnp
Ing and sealtng tho ballots to be use
at the comlng eleotion. They wlll b
dellvered to the judges ot the. respoc
tlvo preclncts durlng thla week.
? ,? i . . .
Petliiou for Electlon.
[Speclal to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Lynchburg. Va., November 3.?A pet!
Uon was flled In tlre clerk's efflce t
the Corporatlon Court. to-day, askln
tor a local optlon electlon, Thero ai
375 petltlonors, Danlel, llarker
Goodmiin are counsel for tho potltioi
irs, nnd tho petltlon wll! be forn
'ally consliloreil Monday mornlng t
tO*o'clock by Judgo Chrlstlan, U
?xpeeted tho electlon wlll be abon
December 10.
SPENDSLASTWEEK
E
Stuart Admirer Predicts He Will
Be Next Governor of
Virginla.
[Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Clevoland. Vn., November 3.?Henry I
C. Stuart, the Democratlc can- |
dldate for Congress In thls dlstrict.
who Is spendlng the last weok of the
campalgn in hls home county, spoks
here last nlght to a largo audlence..
H? was Introduced by B, B. Wllson, of
Lebanon, ox-Conirnonwealth'B Attorney
of the county, who is accompanying
Mr. Stuart on hls tour of the county,
and who, ln a speech ot half an hour.
pald a high triuute to tho stcrllng
character, public and prlvato, of the
Democratlc atandara-bcaror, and de?
clared that ho would not only be elect?
ed to Congress on November 8, but that
hc would bo the next Governor of Vir?
ginla, as sure as hc llved untll the tlmo
came for tho electlon. Mr. Stuart waa
accorded an ovatlon when he was pre?
sented to the largo audlence, whlch
gave him the closest attention during
the speech of more than two hours ln
length. He spoke feellngly, ns ho re?
ferred to the fact that many of hls
hearers had been. his nelghbors ,and
hls warm frlends of a lifetime, saylng
that the warmest frlends ho had were
those, the smoke of whose chimneys
could be seen from hls front door. Hls
speech made a strong lmpression, and
aroused tho highest enthuslasm. Sev?
eral Republlcans openly declared after
the meeting that they were golng to
vote for him. He Is havlng large
crowds at every point where he speaks,
even ln the rural communltles, and the
people of hls home county are rallylng
to hls support wlth an enthuslasm and
detorminatlon rarely seen in the poll?
tlcs of this county. The speakers left
on the noon traln for Castlewood,
where thoy spoke to-day and from
there they went to Maaon's Store,
where they spoke to-night. Thls coun?
ty wll glve Mr. Stuart a good majorlty
on next Tuesday.
...I .?
Smith? McTntufT.
Woodstock, Va., November 3.?Mlss J
Ruth Gardner Mclnturff, daughter of i
Elder and Mrs. J. B. Mclnturff, and
Charles D. Smith were marrled to-day
at Strasburg, in the Prosbyterian
Church, the father of the brlde offtci
ntlng. During the ceremony Mlss V|r.
slnia Smith, a slster of the groom,
sang "O Perfect Love."
Mnrke? Oonaajby.
(Sneclal to The Times-Dispatch. 1
Staunton, Va., November 3.?Robert
W. Burke was marrled at Albany to
dav, hls brlde belng Mlss Ellnor Dona
ghy. of East Orange, N. J.. who was
educated here at the Mary Baldwin
Semlnary. Mr. Burke is the son of
W. s. Burke and grandson of the late
Robert W. Burke, presldent of the Na?
tional Valley Bank. He wlll bring hls
brlde to Staunton to reside.
John son?Payne.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Clifton Forge, Va., November 3.?The
Baptist Church here was the scene to
nlght a.t 8 o'clock of a pretty wed?
dlng. at whlch time Mlss Bessle 15.
Payne, dadghter of Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Payne, Sr.. became the brlde of
Fitzhush Lee Johnson, amld beautl?
ful decoratlons. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George Green, pas?
tor of the Church. Immedlately after
tho ceremony the couple left for Chl?
cago to spend their honeymoon. Guests
were present at the wedding from
Richmond, Charlottesvllle and Roa?
noke.
Dull Calf
WITH
Cloth Top
3.50
A stylish, comfortable Patrician
Shoe?beauty and utility hand in
hand.
Ask for a Pair To-Day
V V VV VVWWWWnUil]
To-Day is Short. Yesterday is Gone.
To-Morrow May Never Come.
Investigate at once our new contract,
which'has the additional feature of providing
for you and yours if you should be totally
diaabled.
A. O. SWINK, Manager for Virginia;
lil Mutual Building.
WrWtmLmm^^
SSfS* Edmuud Str>id\w^^8idwt, iU<mmo^ .va.
Dreyfus & Co.
201 E. Broad St.
Spccially priced, you will find
on our second floor a collection of
high-gradc Plain Tailored Suits,
embracing practically every good
model in wide wale cheviota, as
well as fancy and two-tone mix?
tures.
The newest re&ular $19.50 and
$23.50 Suits on sale Friday and
Saturday only
At $
17
.50
Smart semi-fitting plain tailored
coats, lined with rich guaranteed
satin; skirts the newest_ flare style;
workmanship and fit in" a class far
above the present price.
A splendid showing of Suits
also at $25, $32.50, $37.50 and
$40.
Wedding Gifts
THE NOWLAN COMPANY, 921 East Main
Street, are headquarters for Elegant Gifts of Finm
Cold, Sterling Silver and Rich Cut Glass, and
when quality is considered their prices are the
lowest.
All correaaoaaeace glven carefnl nttentlon. Goods tjent aa approval,
express prepald. '
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Staunton, Va., November 3.?At 4:15
o'clock thls afternoon the Dody of S. M.
Sprouse, who was swept into the Lewls
Street chasm at 1:15 P. M. "Yesterday,
was recovered by dragglng. It passed
under the reinforced cement arch
spannlng Lewis Street, and was found
ln tho cavern on the Todd premlses.
Hls watch had stopped at 1:15, the
time of the tragedy. The body was
in good condltlon, the only dlsflgure
ment belng a cut on the head, made
probably as he tell.
Flowers
Mann & Brown
-FLORISTS
EW. Broad St. ? Kidmwnd, Va,
Ladies' $3 High-Cut Shots
Gun metal and patent colt.
$2
Porter*s Specialty Shoe Store,
215-217 North Fifth Street.
Save Money by
Buy ing Your Heater
AT
Jones Brothers & Co.'s, Inc.,
1418-1420 East Maia Straat
Tbe Emporla Hydro-QectrJc
Power Corporation
can reduce your power cost to tbe
mlnlmum. Manufacturers, wrlt* (pr
facta.'
W. F. DEAL, Seo'y-Tress.. "
Emporla, Va.
Listen! We say
fyitter Nut Bread
Made by Nolde Bros.
Sold by your grocer.
Falr Deallng Always, .
Fair Prices Pmail,
Fair Vlsitors Welcome.
Two Big Stores?
West Broad, East Main. -
Pitts Furniture Co.
You Can Get Some UnusuaHy
Good Suits at a Low Price
Here To-day.
Baylor-Yarborough Co.
Sutherland & Cherry
Speclal?Odds and ends ln Furnttttra.
Iron Beds, Mattings, Stoves, etc. Cheap
lo closo them rut.
S10 KAST BROAD.
PANACEA
Mineral Spring Water
Is Stocked ln ttJchmoad by Owens A
Mlnor Drug Co.
PANACEA SPRING CO.,
Littleton; N. C i
HAVE YOU SEEN
THE
New Method Gas Ranges
AT
Pettit & Co.'*?
A. B. C. Capitol Wrapped Loaf
"Tho bost bread yon ovor tasted."
Wrapped ln waxed papor?not touch
ed by human hahds ui)tll lt ls sarvad
on your table.
S5c. at IToor Gracaf a.
AM1GRICASJ BRKAD AND BAKIXO CO,
e. ?, io, u K. fcatafc ?taaali