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SOCIETY
The month of September finds society
?people everywhere in a state of tratisi
lion. Some people spend tlir mil
Lmonths ai their coutitr} homes, when
|1 hoy entert.?in delightfully and coil
genial parlies und much hunting Is
?tone In Northern Virginia. Those who
liaye hern in Cuiiada and tin New Kng
(land states during the boated term
nfe moving South again, ttn<l many or
the big town houses will be opened
lure tills week, Still others have gone
tp the liot for a month before returu
quite a colony of Richmond people ,i
the White Sulphur lor the fall bason
Little 01 no bntorltiliUng will be done
until the season Is far in uUvunce. aitd
all of the niils that .tie to bi Intro
owe,,j hsvi decided on the dates P>r
?
an,i tin winter ilme tvlll be guy witu
hstidsom* f unottoiii
seems to hear vcfj mile about theni; A
? ?
i >h? w >nd< ri perhaps I hi y i> i e llngi
?
?
fact that the pt pei i
M- e so and So his opened her hoiis-l;
season on in ciinicst.
Unrats Entertained,
.
on the Hermitage Road in honor of
tiraee s'tr.-<t and her cum. Mis* Mary
Jlotll Oo!d?n, of N..r:i ? 1 a . COVI
W< re laid for tw. Ive gut II
M
home, after spending some tin.
'Richmond with relatives Some very
pretty entertaining wtis dc:it In honor
of Miss Holden ilurlng her stay ,,i
ltlchmond.
In Eug'nndi
Mi. and Mr.v Henry fiolliy ?;. ?
England for a stfiy ... several v . . U ?
They will retail, to Richmond the lat?
ter part cf this month. LitU<! .tunica
and Eitima Rclliy arc \isit::-.g rchl-j
tives. in Houston during the absehet) 61
thi Ii" parents abroad,
Mi j?i.iriiin.
?
whtrh has taken place In Rocking
hum this summer \, :,s solemnized
j-oungost daughter of the late ,Tti
sepli N. Mauzy. and Roy T. Ollium.
The ceremony was performed at the
M
?
Church at Keezletowh, orileiuted, M .
brlJ.
The Weaver home wi - beautifully
?
hallway, which wits decorated with
goideiii"
?
While the Cerehioiiy was b. ing pe't ?
formeil "'? Promise Me" was s ing by
d
tar were the bldesmalda?-Miss Mn; v
?
?
itarrlsonhui'g, and -Miss Hfittie ViinCt
?
Miss Natn-.'e Vancey, of r.lkton. ihn
Anderson*s
Carpet House |
J15 K. Broad Street.
Rugs of
itv
Rerrre.s?rt; i- the he-.t mtNs in the
country. You will find 'he French
WiUons in the softest hades and p
colorings Our racks ate full. Let
us sli'nv yoi our line. Prices fa -
Kazah Rugs
rootil Rug, ?ve !txl2 f> i 4 ?
ferr Price . ?14.M)
Upholstery Goods,
Portieres and
Lace Curtains
Third Floor. A most .
line to show you, including ? ?? 1st
?.r-t rio-.eltie*.
Geo. W.
Anderson & Sons
innl<i of honor, tv'ord while m'Hn and
cariMcd whltr ruses.
Tl ?? Icl.i,- was clvc;, nwn.y by lier
brotlirr-ln-luw. Mn Woavor ami was
attired In white silk maiiiulsotte, over
whlti salin, trlihnied in luce and hand?
made res? - Her v. 11 of white lull"
was caught with orange blossoms and
held in place by a heautlfitl diamond
lendnut, ami she carried a bOrjUCt of
Bride :"si s
heal iritiii: there were ii" groomsmen.
After I he ceremony a reception was
held, and then Mr. and Mrs. '.Ilium
Urcv eto Hurrisonburg. Tiny Will fC
?
Vpproorhtiic Unrrlnur.
Mi. M
?
Lotlli liotvdi-h. lo Claude Amnion U|d
laki Th? ceremony win tak< plice
?
\ i \ Ircliiln HeMt-li,
i II. Rj Iniill, Mis:. Alice ?'? tt> laud.
Ml n;,rl M-.- C M Moneuro. M.ISs
M
Mrs.
Ma> tltomptidn, Miss S-ttllti Thompson.
....
II.-In-, Ihtt icwsky, ?f Baltimore; .1 P
?
W rrisl. James K Robthson, EriWtird
I Itolilusoti. ol Lesihgtpiii jforn.er
Giie lij'i ot Washington; Mr mid Mrs,
; \. v ? Her 3 Barr WtIIt, of I'lttn
?
a u . i in? hi? of Interest.
It' r." Stan wood,
r! Tlnnley. The w
iiavii announced the approaching mar-j
lag.! of their niece. Miss Winifred i
Viin Seayi to Joseph Briggi Weaver,
?
...
L< Iah Church. Newport N' Ws
?
af Cradrtock6v|!le', hHvt announced th" j
. .^.?i'nt of their daUghier, Mary
lop to Willliini Henry Martin, of)
mis city, Tl.-; marriage will take
ilocitsvllie Methodlal Episcopal tihiirch.
\t i.inl. Dinner.
Th< Baltimore Sun of recent Issue
contains the following <-'f Interest
"Mr? I. Granger Vandcrpocl gave a
1 Vaiiilct'pocl. He: guests wer.: .Mr '
and Mrs! Spencer* W. Aldrlch, ttay-j
shore. I. I . Missis Georgia ha Wil?
liams. Mar; C. i'rick and Louise l>i\..n. .
Bbstiuil M< s ? s W. Wilson White.I
Knh i d 1. Tllglunitn, M Granger
Galtlur. Richard Carrlngton. of Rich
in Olid, and William ?, Tllghlhan. I
In Scattnvllir.
Mr, lind Mn. C A Hal'. Miss Uin
llalli RobcCt Halt and Mrs. Krank !
Matlo:.. of Charlotteav?le; W. W.
Gcorg.1 uitii Charles Marlon, Miss
Laura I iardWieke; Richmond: Miss
Mary Tyler, , f Paynes, wtr,. visitors
last Week at Mountain Vli w, the home
of Mi s Man .i SSuilory, hear Scotts- ?
Ml-, i?il> 'l Tyler, who has also1
ijt. gUl r'l at Mountain View, has,
.
i r,.????,??. ol lloo.,i.
An Interesting event of to-inorrpWi
?
four iios.-. s of honor by Leii CHtip
t. r I'til ted Daughters of the Confcd
? . . ;, t :; Last ('.race Si:'. it at s
?
gtlesit unil several short speeches' will
bit tnaile b> pio...inoiit Confederate j
Veteran*. Each guest is asked to]
I
' list < ? .: < ?loine for Needy >\Vo
Menilii l> ol Loth Picket! and
?
Lee. Iticlimond und Chesterfield Chnp
(ire Ijiyiled to tie present; as are also
u r ?
I Iii p-irl nut Meetings.
? .
:' ? ? ? 1' ? ??! the Con federally, on
?
Meml ? : ?:? irgtd to ait. rid prohipt
..??ti:,g will I.. a brief
? ? '? :
?
meeting, in order that the chapici
? ?
?
fan-act--l ai tills n,m All hoslm
II..in. u eilill
. Illlll.' Peli ? ?b ire. and tool* pla
I 1 hi A worm adjoining ihd spado.
I vi . i In bi Idal i ittty advahi
fr?nt a bany of evergreens on ea
f.'la (if the ho..he MWneg Man
Jenes Mag.net Atkinson, Man
Bliird and Annie Edmunds v.-ere rlbb
girls, ih/i the Ushers ">r^e i, WB|
?
and John R. Jene,.. of p, lfjj
burg. p. lulane Atktr.?on.
1 H?nuMen-81dne> , R. p rtalia
Brunswiek, and George D. Powell, of
Dlnwlddlc. The bridesmaids. Misses
Myron Ualusha, Bessie Edmunde, Vir?
ginia Baskcrvllle, mite l.'ives, of Dlti
wlddic. and tjallie Whltmure, Addlo,
'Ida and Aunio LA'C Jones, oi Pctcra
b?rg, word all dressed in whit? m?r
qulsclto and carried golden lod, form
lug n double crescent on the high steps
oh the rear oi the stag. The flower
gills were Miss Harriot Pope, of Peters?
burg, and .Mis., Mildred Boiling V? bit ?.
? if Brunswick. They Wore white lin?
gerie fi'oclis. Miss Nun I- Atkinson; In
yellow satin veiled with silk mutqiils
cttoi and carrying yellow chrysontho
mtihis, wan maid of honor. The groom
ivith his I" :>i man. i-urge I ellii Ciium
bllss. advunoed t.. the plutfoim, and
was there joined by th- brldl attired
In salin Veiled ill marquisette and car?
rying a shower bouquet, of Hrid? roBCS
and lilies of the vnllcj Mi: b'ponccr
its dy pi rsldeil at the piano.
AjCtcr the ceremony Mi. and Mra
f'humbllss lef( tor an extended tour
among the ;vaterlng places in the
mouiitalhs of Virginia.
Guests from a distance included Mr
and Mi r ''. McD Pope and Mist- lla:
?i?!t Pope, of Petersburg; Mi and
Mrfl \V. J, Moor-. I'etel fcblll g . Mit-:-:
Aiini. P ? kins Blockstelle. Sirs p. B.
|Jol,.rtsoh, Pulnakl. and Mrij ? T Pau?
len, I? impiien-Sidhcy.
\ I lli'. iin \
Recent' arrivals at the olgunr. Cot?
tage at Oeeoii View are Mi. and Mrs;
C. i' Cook, Miss Kose Jackson, Clove
laud J?ckiom Robert Jackson. ?II of
1 MMheth City. N. C.| ?. F. Kmc. U It
traht. ? V Noble. M:s M V. !<? j'jj.
Sirs Perkins and boh. Mr.- G Osbourne.
Mr and m>^ \V M Itlddte, all of
Richmond, and l" J Kwing. of \Vash
ington.
(Inuntftn W rddlng.
A hraiitltul eerl; f ill wedding w !>s
o i ionized Thursday morning tit ''
..(?el .rU ni Trinity Episcopal CtiurCh,
Rtatinton " hen Mil - fen Catherine
Hoehoiir, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Rirrmrd Aahby Hoahoiir. became the
-ride or wiiiiam Baliibrldge Pa*ket|e.
Jr.. of Charles Town. W. Va.j the cer?
emony being performed by I lev. V. Q,
Hullihen. rhetor if the church.
The bride worn ah imported model
:6at Stilt of th.r mW Shade of bin
whipcord, the coal being cht away Io
Ilsplay a white nieisnlllic satin waist,
with the new Robespierre collar Itcr
hat was of blue beav-r. with blue, an 1
White wlngi and an Imported irMd or?
namental band. She carried a beauti?
ful shower hoti(|Uct of lirldc r'Osefi dhd
maldehbnlr ferns.
Thf maid honor was Miss Kath
leeti Bfll, wild "ore whito volle. Ii
ily trimmed with lace* and a bonnet
of lavender and piiik rosebuds She.
carried a bitiqiK-t of p'.nk Killarn-v
roses, with stroamnrs bl pink satin
ribbon.
Miss Frances Packettc. of Chartas
Town. th. only sister of brldi ?
groom, was the (lower girt. Ml3s
Pochette were ? dress of white la-..
with hat to match, mid carried .i
ket of white and pink carnatiinU and
maidenhair ferns, tied with wi.it
messallnc.
The bridegroom wns attend! 1 by his
bl t man. .IlltlleS Sht'rtpy, "f Chiirien
Tonn. Tin- ushers w.ero Messrs,
Haines, Blgluwctt and siiaver, of Mill?
ion, w. V? . a:.d .Samuel Hokuur. of
Stniinton, brother of the brldi
tin Tuediiy evening an Ihf?l'lhnj re?
ception was given the ushers and out
of t.hi ii guests at the honie ot the
bride's patents, in ?akcnwold Terrace..
Some of iltoac present for tlio ccro
mohy from out ?l town were .Mr. and
Mrs. Wiiiiam Bainbrldgc Packettc.
Sr., parents if the bridegroom) Miss
l'*ranccu Pucketto, .Mis.. Kan Gibson,
: Mr. and Mrs. James Shirley, all ol
Charles Town' und Messrs. Haines,
llrightwell, Shaver und Burdotta, ot
' I Ilnton.
i . ii. i . Mcetlua.
Chosterliol(i Chapter, United Daugh
? lers of tilt' ConfeUunicy, will l>r well j
repri sentcd at the genera] cohventl >n
I ol i!i.- order to be held in Washington
, in November, if prcsnl plans are oarrloj
?ut It Is tinmain Unit an oxourslon
could be ? uii on Iii? day of th<- l.vn g
Ot lb.- Arlington Monument corner?
stone) nnd with this end in view a com?
mittee ?in wait upon the Richmond.
Kn derlckaburg and t'otoinao ItUllroad
?lllcials. I
Ml - Allee B?hmer Ruild mid Mlrs
Cordelia Hancock were recently elected
:.. represent tho chapter at the annual
.-t .t.iiv.-iiiton at Norfolk October 9. i
MtSs Matilda Norfloot ami Mrs. George I
Caul ivcro appointed as alternates
\Vhlio In ilarrlsonburg a largo C*nfcd- j
rati Hag will be prosntud it th. hon- I
bier by tin- Soutliaide chapter,
.v committee has boen appointed to pur- I
chase ibis dug and several smaller ones ;
n, bi plac .1 over graves of Confeder?
ates In Mi'i-y Cemolory. |
Jn the mar future tho annual bask"! .
picnic tor ih- Confederate veterans vtli j
ba held at Chesterfield Courthouse. The j
speakers and .'.ate will bo ?Jecidcd at i
the next in. -ting 01 the chapter
.>ts Batertnlned.
On Tuesday night if last we< k Mrs.!
11. S Martin gave at her lioiiti licai
Covesvllle a delightful dance and gar
d- n party lh honor of tho Mls-ai ;< Mbr
fell?, of Washington. The ho?St an I
garden w-ue artistically decorated ;
with Oriental lanterns. T'--- puncli
was presided over by Mis. J. .'. :
Boa?, and supper was served In the
garde n.
Th- lancers were Miss Louise M >r
sell and E D Ho,,/ Miss Halliii Mbr- ;
... ii .ml w it. Boua, Miss Marian Hani
and William H Boas. Miss Mind
? Phil, .tonet?. Miss Margaret Mas- I
? ? inrl 1 GOodwiri. Mis-, t.iia Brown
i Boy Whltcucl, Mis s Vcliha Merrl- .
id Bird Hart. Miss Mildred Ionia
rind P. Bouton. M|ss Julia Jones and
Mr. MeWllilams, Miss Ruth Bias Mil1
John Marlin. Miss Nelll* Boa; and Gobi
lay Martin
entertained In ffnlent.
Ml. s vidna Coon entertained a num
? r of friends last Thun-.lay evening
at a porch party at the h?hte "f her
?mother. Mrs. W l . Woltenden. In Sa?
lem, In hbnor bl her friend, Miss K'ath- I
. l iu. Walk. ;. Bristol. Misses Coon ?
ami Walker received tho guestj in the
r*) i'Ptlon liall. and they were i.flcn u.-h- j
. red to th" side porch, whoru punch I
v as served hi- Mis, l-lorch e White
scarver and Misdumcs T. C. Wollen- I
(den ft lid It. K Brown, TIi- gu-r-t.- t! en
retiifn>d u? ti".-- front porch! wdilch was ?
I decorated with electric lights. Japa-I
. lanterns, roses, potted plains.'
1 bliie ai d yellow buttcrlliea and golden- I
j l1 irln^ the evening a contest. "Ahl
Automobile Romance.'' was Indulged In I
by tin guests. Th. prize, a silver vnn
I Ity box. was won by Miss Elizabeth I
Douglass, of Washington, Those In?
vited were Misses Elizabeth Cooper.
I >ti :?? B ? It'i:. Sara Mcody Sanders. ?
Riitli Giu rett. Kitshugh Sh? lor, Julia
|l n. .Marian Thomas.,,,. Mary Lewis.
1 Miriam Whltosearvor, Ethel Vest, May
Engagement Announced
>HX5 ?IAH! I SMS \ HI. I !! PAIIIJ*.
<if kppnmnlloi, nrliose munKr mcul in limritr I If red lluuncr, ..f Ohl?, ban
hrrn unnwiiiiv-rtl. Mm- nritilltiR ivlll Inkt* place ?n September 21 mi the Pres?
byterian i Imri'li In Vpp?ouiU?'x. _
ion :is it reaches the stomach nil that distressing gas,
Sourness, Heartburn and Indigestion vanishes.
in five minutes, all stomach i
.. ni No itifl'iRi--tion, heartburn
.i \ ??rhiii? of "as. acid or ctur
' I undigested food no dizziness,
?.:,. foul I "-.nil or headache.
I'.i; e'? I iiapepain is noted lor its speed
in reprinting iipoel stomachs, It is tho
Mi rest, (jui'rKeit r-tom Ii doctor in the
Ah-!'- world, und lir?i<|cH it im harmless]
aiitl delightful, !
j Million'' < f men and women now eat j
their favorite foods without fear?they
I know it it needles to have a had stomach. I
Get a lirRc fifty-cent case of Papc'a
Diapcpsin from any drug store and put
yo it ft ? .in.-< bright. Sinp I icing mist-table
?life is in., short .on .ire not here long.
m> make your May agreeable, Knt what
you like and digest ii; enjoy it; without
fear of rebellion in the stomach.
Dlapcpsin belongs in your homo.
Should ..no of the family cat something
which il icsu'i .i?iec with them or in case
i| attack iji indigestion, dyspepsia,
gastritis or stomach derangement^ it i*
there to givo the quickest, surest relief
known. e *""4
McCaJlum'a nnn
quality Pure 811k
Hosiery, silk foot
ami top; extra,
\aluo at (1.10.
Two-clasp "Pre
vott" Qlaco Kid,
of flrat quality
? '? 1 ? ,.. t ,. d Fklns.
special. 91.?O,
Stunning New Frocks,
Suits, Coats and Skirts
Come crowding: into the salons of Women's Apparel
"1 didn't know you were having a fashion show," said a woman passing through our
second floor salons. ,
"We aren't," we replied. "you are simply seeing the new garments which have com,'
in for autumn and every day brings more and newer ones."
.V ,i "Fashion Mint." the. distinguishing feature of the fallTSuits and Dresses rl ?; ? i
Robespierre collars, many of which arc arranged to be worn hi^li net k effe< t ut- '-' u t 'ecorning
piviit): it a soff rbll collar, making a striking effect. ' turned down
Among the New
Dresses
Wc arc offering -i Stylish Dress of French
*orgr, strictly tnilorcd an') fastened d6>vh front.
vel\et finished, with shadow lue jabot, in blue
and black. A Dress, though inexpensively
pricrd. will give good wear and \ie
(?->r la\oi with higher priced models py H {?
tpecial 3>0?/?J
Also an exception d value in ?oft. clingy Char?
meuse Dresses; three styles to choose from. The
new long, narrow sleeves, rollat and cuffs of
shadow lace and Oriental cmbroldcryi. others
featuring the new Robespierre collar and
dainty white bengaline vest All (P 1 yl "f\
unusual value at Cj It,./!'
Among Afternoon and Street Drc??c* wr nrr
showitig charming Charmett c Dresses, the work
of the cleverest makers of America, Parts in
spiration shining through e\;ery one; many high
arid low neck; v^-t of Charitilly lace and white
satin; others with the new draped
effei t. trimmed in contrasting col
or'-, special.
S25.00
Unusually Clever Tailored
Suits, $20.00
I IM CUT.
In presenting thi* Strictly Mannish Tailored
Suit we have put fouh our be-t efforts in pro
ducing tit" very best in overv v.mv. The tailor?
ing at. a glance show the mastei hand of the
artist, giving i: beautiful lines. Guaranteed
Skinner satin lining; shields and inside |
reproduction of custom-made high-grade alii |
Material-: French serge and wide-wale diugo
nab, navy and black.
To-Morrow Wc Feature the New
Johnnie Coat at $20.00
The -t-.le of the-e Coats ; ?> t!ie severely tail
ored itiodei that has given them a vogue! within
a fortnight Its straight lute- urc i cleverly
fa-hioned that it apparently llts quite close and
vet is graceful. Made of eponge cloth, with
self-colored satin lining; buttoned high i. ? .
making it a nobby :-itc.-: coal; brown, blai k and
Abo a Smart 45-irich Coat of double-face.1
material, in tan and grav mixture, trimmed ill
velvet piping and button-; belt in the batk
The Coil) must be seen to ipprc.
ii ;r.i- val ??? and tj Ic; C* j Q fj/j
Early Autumn Millinery
Everything New for Immediate Wear
and Early Autumn.
Out Millinerv Depar ment is blooming with hew sug.giea.ti0h*
in Fall Hat.-, p,ijiticularly adapted for pie.cut v.t u correct |< ?;
that will place yen in I >u< h with th< auihctilit style trend for f.d'
month
New Autumn Attire
for Misses and
Girls
Untrimmed Hats
You may choose from an unlimited assortment of smart
shape J, representing all that is new and stylish, arid you may be
absolutely sure of obtaining high-class, -t\lish, correct Millinery.
POPULAR PRICED
Trimmed and Tailored Hats
for Immediate Wear, $4.95, $5.98, $6.98
These Smart Tailored llata wc arc now offering at popular
prices arc being worn by stylish Northern dressers. They are ex?
tremely ample in style, yet very chick and alluring. The small
hat is most in evidence, but not to the exclusion of medium and
large styles in the turban effect. Many with high c own and sailor
shapes; in all the leading shades; for tall.
Exclusive in Design
in Price
Apparel fot early fall veai
styles specially designed for (he:.,
school, matinee oi street, offering rr
colorings that arc exclusive aii'l pri
extremely mod'rate.
Strictlv Tailored Child's C oat of
riavy ihevio', ?!?,.'.'., i:, , t..i. t
Ali' c arid red broadcloth, trimm? i i
lilc l>r> .i t> ?! I
bl years, sped
Rough Twe
tan, d iubli 1
turnback cuff
trimmed in la
;. cai i; special
At tractive
i" i i .1- and
cs that are
1*3798
ivv broad
brass lmt
S4.50
.
S5.95
$7.50
More of the Beautiful
Fall Blouses Have
Arrived
Our stock of extremely stylish Blouses is now
being complete'I, showing the latest trend of
Parisian ideas; exclusive novelties to appeal to
particular dressers, in lace trimme.I, in velvet,
chiffon of contrasting colors, also charmcu3c,
in ratin of toned effi is. Pri? es vei y ::i i i rate
Bxtremel) handsome mouse, exact copy or
i'rencli .Model, ..f pilrplo arid White chiffon
over white China silk; Chant Illy lace frill,
with high net collar, trimmed with dainty
glass buttons, soft satin girdle, finished with
lironxe buckle; special. *io.(is.
Townes, Ainlnoo and Beatrlco Wood",
Frankic and Irene Campbell, Amelia
and : aimy Harvoycuttor, Elizabeth
Goldsmith, Dorothy and Ethel WJilte
scaivii Christine McClung, Elizabeth
Douglass, Kuthcrliiu Walker and
Misses N'adlne lllehardson, Louise Flan?
agan .1110 Halen She ha n, ,i Koanoko;
fitrou.se Campboll, Harold Robertson,
Lav. r. ie ?? Duncan, Mlllei Bushnell, Jack
Burch, Howard arid KuhIi Lambert, lien
Durch, Leo Dcntt, Carletori I'erin, Bur
nard < unk, Everett Rice, Marvin Board,
Lew I- Vest, So ward Allen, Noel Shel
t?n, Tliomda Coipcr, Kenneth Wlilto
scurver and Shirley Kiley. Hdward
iltlchiirdeoh, Bryant Smith, I'Tcd Cauin
hell, Harold JUottoriiley, Conrad Hoclt,
Codi Preston, Francis Flanagan and
Allen Gibbons, of Itonnoke; vvai Alar
tin, jf Charluticsville, and 1*1? is Tyree.
In nml (?in ?f Town,
Mrs. J. Stanford HutcheaOri lift town
yesterday for Farmville, where she is
the guest of her alster, Mrs. .1. Taylor
Thompson.
Mrs. William Hodges Mann has ro
itirned to tho Executive Mansion after
a simrt Visit ta rclatlvea in Peters?
burg.
Mis. Thompson Brown, of Bedford,
is spending several days with friends
in Itichmond.
Mis-i Annie Qulglcy has returned to
lier home In Washington aft' r a vlr.lt
to Miss Annie Hlllchcr, in this city.
Mrs. Joseph fl. Hulchor, who has been
visiting her brothnr, Father Julius, O.
S. I?., at Bristol, hius returned to licr
home on Floyd Avenue.
Mrs Hoher! G. Todd nhd Miss Lizzie
Garliok arc guests of relatives at \* i i
glnta Beach.
Hustons Hobstin has) linen motoring
wild n party of friends In the Vail ;
of Virginia.
Mrs. Charles Byland and little
daughter, who huvo been visiting
friends In Newport New::, are now
with relatives at Bon Air.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ,S. Valentine
hnvo gone to tho White Sulphlil
Springs with Mr. and Sirs Fred Gray
for the fall Reason.
Mra. J. C. Oregory and Mrs, NT. B
f'ooko have returned from a visit i"
Mrs. Carter Harrison In Staiinton.
Mrs. Krault McCarthy and little son
have returned from a stay of sovoral
Weoka at Natural Bridge.
K. Garnott Burcher, ><t Nowpoi t
Nows, Is spending several days In thin
city as tho guest of friend:'.
Miss Maria Tug?ie, of Blackstone, l?
tho guest of lor sister, Mrs. Robert
O'Forrall, at 1701 Baric Avenue.
Marry Erazier Is tho guest of Mi.
and Mrs. Krsklno Millet in Staunt',n
for a few days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. George T. Gibson a
spending the fall Season at the VI
glnla Hoi .springs.
Mrs. Eanc l.acy has returned lo her
home in Newport News, after a Vlslt
to Montvale.
Mrs Annie McKllincy and Mis
Krankte MCKInnoy, of Frirmvllle, ar
spending a few dayst In Richmond.
Colonel and Mrs K b Cole and Mis:
Alii e Cole, of FrodcrlokSblirg, aro In
tlio city for a short time. J
WEST POINT
[Special to The Tlhu s-pli patch.).
West Point, V.l., September it
Misses Chryotal Fnrlnholt an! Mai
Giitowootl, who have sp< tin bum
met in Siiltl'dni n. G., return il hei
yesterday, .Mibo Uutowood will short
ly bo t.. spent! tint ...11 ?Ith h< r sli
tor, Mr . i;inmtison Smith, ut "Wood
stock," in Middlesox County.
Tin- schools x-v- lii .)!?? n i'ii Mondlll
Professor fcllwbod Kink, from Gleri a.
Icii, principal; Miss Kutlieryu Pi lionet
tori, asslstutit principal, and Slisse
.\T..ml. Bland, Ollvo i",;'.:ilt and ..cttl
Williams nil- tin- other teachers, Pupil
from the surroiitniiiiK conntlos arc com
Ine In tu attend school,
Mi Mary WoodWurd leaves Sunda
foi; I Inno vor, where she lias accopte
a position In tlio High .School at ?!
Church.
Herbert Woodward, a law student a
Washington and Lee University, lei
tin- first of tin- week,
Miss Paule Puller will return i" Hai
rlsonh?rfl Normal Co I lose.
Mr P. II line he i arid dnu?htcr
Misses Camilla mid Phylls have \
turned from the mountains.
First Shewing of
AuUxmn Millinery
al
The French Shop
September 17, is, p).
2I*> NORTH THIRD STR1 I I.

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