The times dispatch. [volume], September 15, 1912, Image 13

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Exclusive Apparel
/or Women
Our
Broad ut Second
Street
In a Splendid Assortment of Styles
to Select From---Monday
At $25, $30, $35,
Models That Show the Very Newest Parisian
Suggestions in Cut, Color and Maierial
for the Fall Season.
Some of the more distinctive features we ..re show?
ing are the cutaway coats, quite a little longer, bound
with flat -ilk braid or broadcloth. The new length has
the centre back c ut straight, made severely plain or re?
lieved by a short belt or gathers at the waist line. Tin
more elaborate kirts show tunic effect-, and new ideas
in plaits.
ew
Priced From $16.50
to $100
The new frotks arc*arriving daily and show
n marked development in draped effects and
olosc-fttting undcrdrcsscs, Charmeuse and Me?
to >r in combination with various laces and
Veiled Chiffon are mut h favored.
ew Fall Coats
Ranging in Price From
9 $18.5?o $25, ft? $S<
$1!
From the smart, practical garment f-<r gen?
eral wear to the elaborate evening wrap?we
are showing many beautiful styles in Chinchil?
las, Eponge, Plaid Backs, Diagonal Stripes,
Scotch Mixtures, etc., in rich colors.
40 and $4!
\ IP wj
??v #
mm feSw
Umnuisual Values in Automo
Stunning Tailored and Dress Hals
Specially
Priced at
Decidedly attractive arc these smart creations in fine Velvets, Plushes and Velours.
The choicest trimming effects of the season are employed?ostrich fancies, wings and
aigrettes, while the rich colorings including new taupes and browns and clever combina?
tions of Fuchia shading with the quieter tones makes this offering altogether desirable.
HOUSTON
I Special to The Tlmes-I 'Ispateh. ]
Houston, Vu.. September lt.?The
Rev Flournoy liouliin spent last week
in Peteraburg and Newport News
tattle Jo.mes and Emma Bcdliy. of
Richmond, are vis.ting relatives in
town, while, their parents, Mr. and
Mis. lleriry ttellly. spend a few we, ks
m England.
.lohn Edmunds and bor In Carringtoh
left this week for liampton-Slunoi
College
.Mrs. Tucker W?itkiii* and children,
of bouth Boston, were t"? gue.-is 61
judge William Uarkadale last week.
Miss Watson Kaaey has returned to
Chapel Hill, where she will complcti
net- U. a. course at the University of
North Carolina.
Misses Frances and Kitty Vaughan.
of Centralis, are visiting their grand
tathor, Judge wiiltain Uarkadale.
Mrs. William Lancaster and children,
who have been spending the summer
With Mrs. It. Holt Kask-y, expects to
leave In a few days for Montreal,
where they will make their home In
future.
Mrs. Paul Edmunds and Miss "It
Edmunde have returned to EynchbUrg,
after spending the summer here.
Rev, Kloumoy Bouldlli and faml y
leave for Petersburg next Monday,
win-re they will make their home in
future.
Miss Grace Edmunds Is the ?mal
of Miss Kitty Winston, of Hanover
Courthouse.
William C. Scott is spending the
week In Norfolk.
Mrs. Paul Edmunds enti rtalried th
young people of Houston with a charm?
ing dance lost Friday night
Miss Annie Moon, of Sax.-, Va? spt at
several days last week with Mrs. Wil?
liam C Scott.
Mrs. William Komalnc Tyrcc loaves'
for New York in a rew dnys, accom?
panied by Mrs. .1. D. Munds ami Ml^s
Anne Munds, of Wilmington, N. C.
who have been h?r guests this sum?
mer.
Mrs. Haw Hanklns and Mlso Vir?
ginia Hawkins mr spending a fort?
night in Washington. D, C.
-Miss Kate Edmunds, of l?ynchbtirg,
has mined her parents, who are visit?
ing Mr. and Mrs Holt Edmunds.
Miss Adi lana Webb Is I lie guest of
Mrs. Wei f?n] ite.d. of Kcswlck.
Mrs. William Williams, ui Richmond,
Is Visiting Mis. Thomas I.eigh .
Miss Patt> Johnson left for Chatham
on Wednesday, whero khe will attend
th. Episcopal Institute.
Miss Matthews. <>f Washington, I>.
C. is ib.. guest "f Mi?. Oeorgc Boteler,
at -Jtouj^J Hill"
ROCKY MOUNT
[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
I' ky Mount. Va., September it.?
Uli:. Henrietta Divers, daughter of
P 11. DIvors, has been appointed
sponsor ror Franklin at tin- Stnte re?
union of the. United Confederate Vot
? rann, with Miss Helen Uurrctt, duugh,
tcr of Mr and lira A. B Garrel, maid
of honor.
.Misses Nettie and Mamie Davis and
Miss .Nora Ashworth. of Rocky Mountl
Miss Evelyn i^ovelacc, ot Bod Valley;
Mary Ferguson, of Taylor's Store, ana
Miss Irene Cooper, of Eonlag, left last
week for Farmvtlle, where they have
entered th.- Mat/ Normal 8ohool.
Miss Alice Peters and Miss Anna
i n Is returned Tuesday from Bi ???
Ridge Springs, the latter returning
next day to Chatham Institute, where
She i.- dlrci tor of music.
Peter Saunders, eldest son. Judge B.
vv. Saunders, returned to Washing?
ton and Eee University Wednesday to
resume hi." law curse. Edward, Jr..
I returned to Custer Sprint;* Academy
i Th irsday. ?
W. S. Clarrelt, who has been In Pan?
ama two years in the service the
government, 's expected home next
weeh.
Mis-. KUzabeth Guorraht, daughter of
Dr, John it. Ouerrant, of "Nasseau,"
will enter the flandolph-Maeon Wo?
man's College for the coming session.
Hl.? second doughtier, Miss Marie Uuer
rant, returned Wednesday to Ghatl am
Institute, together with Miss Esther
Ouerrant, daughter of nr. s. S. Ouer?
rant, of "Aiuiima."
Miss Joscphint Menefee Is visiting
friends in Roanokc this week.
I', u y Dlllnrd visited friends In
Lyiichburg last week and returned
Thursday to th.- University of Vir?
ginia to resume his law course
Miss Man' Oreer i":t this week for
Mnrtlnnvlll, where she Is a teacher
in the High School.
J?mes Iti Stafford, principal of the
Itocky M'>iiit High School, und family,
returned from Pearlsburg, where
they Mo nt the summer, anil have jjono
to housekeeping n the residence on
MaJn str.-. t. formerly occupied by Tay?
lor Price.
Mr?. A. I.. Fox and little daughter
were called to Ktcwnrtsvlllc, N. .1..
Tuesday', by the llliu-ss ..t Mrs. Fox's
father, Mr. Stone. Her sister also &c
companled her home.
Miss Lydia Nash, of Charlotte, N.
f.. im visiting friends in town.
Mrs 11. M Rogers and little son,
Morgan, of Dillon, S-" C. are. visiting
Mrs. Morgan's father,
Miss Mabel Reese, of Taylor's Store,
and her brother, l?r. George A. Reese,
of Petersburg, were members of a
Roanoke part) that visited the Peaks
of Otter lust w.-.-k.
AMHERST
(Special to The Tlmcs-Dlspatch.]
Amtierst, Va.. September 14.?Taylor
Harrison linn gone to Norfolk.
Mrs. Carrlo w. Davlea, of Baltimore,
Is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
S. I! Tnl la ferro.
Miss Ethel Wheeler, who has been
vIsltlnK her sister. Mrs. La Hunter
Early, hi.s returned to her home nt
El inn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Allen hnve roho
to Atlantic City for u vacation.
Mlesea Nannie and Olga Hull, of
.Washington* X>. a, ard Cie gucota p.f
thnr cousin. Miss Harriet Evans.
Mrs. S. L. Nclaon. >>? Richmond, wno
bus been the guest of her aliter, Mrs.
C. A. Ashby, has returned homo.
Miss Mary Dearborn bias gone to
Clinton. N. C. where she will '??-??<?
a class In music during the coming
session.
Miss Gladys Tallaferro, "f Durham.
N. c, ts visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
S. 13 Tallaf, ito.
Mr. und Mrs. R. T. Harrison and
daughter, Annie, who spent the sum?
mer at Amtierst, left this week for
their home In Lyhchbiirg.
J. T. Dameron, of San Benito, Te.\..
Is visiting his parents near the vil?
lage.
J. Clarence Allen, of Washington,
this week visited his brother, W. K.
Allen, at this hin? e
Miss Mary Dameron has gone to
Tnsewcll, where she lms accepted a
position to teach dtirtcg the ?< Salon bt
1012-13.
SUFFOLK
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Suifolk, Via., Sc-pttniber 14,?Mrs. iv.
V. Johnson entertained Monday nigtit
at a charming porch put ty at her home
on Klhgshoro Heights, in honor of her
nelec, Miss- Ethel Bowen, of Hampton.
Tbl porch was decorated In pink and
green, potted plants, cut-tiowers and
Japanese lantern being used. Among
those present were Ml.-.s Elsie Persons,
of Windsor. Mis- Bessie Nicholas ???
Norfolk; Miss A1H? Johnson, of Eure;
.1. II. Wright, of Windsor. Misses Belle
Knight, Florence Jones, Lillian Luke,
Baltic Twin, . Mar> lllddlck, Goldie ami
Blanche TInkliam Lucy Johnsou, Ina
Park.r. Mr:;. Eleanor Barnes', Mrs.
Katie Crov nnd J. R. Wills. John
Howoll, prank Scott; I". O, Lancaster.
I\ It. Brlnklcy, I C. Ramsey, J M,
Tlnkhrtm, T. ft. Atkihft, M M Wills,
C D. Dnttghery and Emmott Hlnes.
Miss Person and Mr, Hlhej won prizes
In an amusing contest. J. I:. Wills
drew the consolation. Refreshments
Were served.
Misses Mabel Lllllston, wnia Rawles
and 11 ? Ich Hosier have returned rrom
a three weeks' stay at Willougliby
Beach.
.Miss Elizabeth Maxwell, of NorroiK,
is th.- guesi of Miss. Judith Brewer,
Miss Lucllc Dodsoh has returned to
her home after a few days' stay with
Misses Lucy and Margaret llutlcr.
Miss Jean Pruner left to-day for
Chatham, where she win attend school.
Misses Willa Rawtos and Helen
Hosier have returned from a few days'
stav In Smtthfleld.
Clayton Wigrr and Harvey Patterson
liave concluded a visit to Suffolk,
Rev, J. C. Robertson, pastor of Ox?
ford Methodist Episcopal Church, Is
spending his vacation In the neighbor?
hood of Benha Church.
John Woodloy left to-day to enter
Kork I'nlon Academy.
Miss Nettle Nelms hnn returned from
a vls't to friends In Wlnton. N. G,
Mrs. Cora Dawson nnd child, of N"r
folk. are mionts of Mrs. G V. Norfloct
la Mala suoot.
WYTHEVILLE
[s|>. cial to The TIhm s-Dlspotch.l .
\v> tiu-vi.it;, vu. September 11.?!
Judge and Mrs A A Campbell enter-,
tamed the members of Iii? Proaby-]
lerlun Church from I to ti o'clock on
Saturday alt. i nbiiii, in honor ol it'.-v.
and Air?, J. a. Gray. Mr. Gray ar?
rived this week from Texas, to enter
on his new charge us pastor of Ihn
fi. sbj leiian Church.
Mi?^ Muggle Blessing has returned
aft> r a \.^u ol .? I'erul weeks to Nor?
folk.
Mr- II i;. Wadley and Mrs Baker, of
Mi. Vcrnoil, N. Y., *h?? liave been sum
tiierlng in Wythevllle, imi the in si oi
no w< ek for Atlantic uity.
Mrs Robert Hcuiphlil and Miss Kate!
Beery, Birmingham, liave returned
to tioii lionn itftci spending the Hum?
mer wuii .Mrs. v>. rouge,
Miss Flora i itri lofi Wednesday
to res iini 1 ? r dutb us the In ad <>f
t:.' lOngltsh department at Stonewall
Jackson Instil iti Abirigdon,
Mrs. I.eigliton lliiske /ml children,
of Fiiyettevllle, n i'. who hav? taten
the guest* ..f Miss Janlu Glhboney, have
r< ' .i r..-.i home.
Mrs William Braxton, ol Richmond,
itnd William Dew, "i Sweet llriar. arc '>
Hit guests ot Mrs. Thorila? It. Dew.
Mrs ft. Kent Sp lb r, ? I Itouuoke, who
hui been visiting friends lierie, has re?
turned home,
Miss Margaret McGavock, Mrs I.y
snn-lei Itnyes, of Nashville, and Dr, IS.
I'. McGavock, oi Richmond, are tho
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James II. Mc?
Gavock.
Rev. and Mis William it Goodwin
and children, Of Rochester, N. Y.. are1
visitor:. I.. the Mi- . - ?... dwin at thclrl
home on i.ast Main Street I
BLACKSBURG
[Special to The Tlines-Dlspaieh.) |
Blacks burg, V?? September it.? ,
Colonel W. ii. Palmer. Mrs. w. o.
Young; Frank W. Christian and Miss
Phr?nie Pcgrarrii "t Richmond: Mr.
and Mis. Preston M-ans. ot Birming?
ham. Al i., arc at "Mo lr.tain View."
near town, for September.
I>r. and Mis. w It Conwny, Mrs Ga?
pers Mlxeile arid MISS Louise Mlr.eilc
returned to Atlanta) <:?<. Thursday
after spending the r.ummor here with
Mrs. Harvey L Price.
Professor and Mi.- ? C. Utirkhiardt
returned I'rid.-y from Devon, Fa., and
l>r. J, K. Williams and family f roni ;
Loxlrigtoh.
Mi. and Mrs Fleet fttvener nr.d chil?
dren, of IJiirrUblirg, are ^-,iens o' Mrs.
Rollo \Vpolwlhe far ti? miintli.
Miss Zell? Minor, of Richmond, is
spending two weeks at the horn.* or
Mrs. Alexander Black.
Misses Anna and Emma Swoope left!
this week t" attend school at DuMin
Institut? Misses Mary Wall? Eliza?
beth Wall and Elinor Parrott have re-,
turned to the Fnrmvllle Normal.
Miss Susie Purvis, <>f Pulasktl Is the
guest of Mrs Hubert Fisher at the
home of Mr?. N. M. Robinson.
Misses Susi? RoblriBon and Mary
Henderson have been spending a part
? f the week as guests of friends In
Rad ford.
Mr - s. It Prltchard and children are ?
at home from u visit of several weeks
to Mrs. J. \V. Stull, at Bessemer.
Mrs. Paail P. Shafer. of Richmond.
Is spending September with hT father.!
Captain Rldgwny Holt, .n Yellow sui-j
phur.
Mr*. Howard S P."e,i is thr guest; of !
M's Gravatt and other friend-- >n Rja
nokc.
SOUTH BOSTON
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
South iioe.ion, Ya., Aeptcmbcr 14.? j
Miss Ruth Hancock, Of Lynchburg, was
;... g at ill M.-a Lee FowUc?s during J
the past wet K. I
i Mrs. Charles Moore, who has been
visiting the home of her father, W. E. |
Iii hardsori, at this place, iias returned
to her home in Durham.
Miss Ruby Coates left Monday for!
Bluefleld, W. Va., to attend School.
Miss Livlan Flresheets, ..f Spartan- 1
burg, S. C . IS the guest of Miss Mae j
Adkerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dal Bowman, of R:,d- '
ford, spent a portion of their honeyr I
moon trip at "Hill Brook Farm."
Mrs. W. H. Ltpscorhb, whi mis been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. J- E. Lipsomb.
Jr.. on upper Mit In Street, for the past
few weeks, returned to her home. In [
Danville tltis week.
Miss Helen Easlcy. of this place, la
visiting friends In Lynchburg,
Mrs, C. A. Nesbltt un.l Mrs. C. B. |
Webster are visiting relatives and
friends in Richmond this week.
Miss Mary.' Law .son has returned from
a delightful visit to friends on the East- j
em Shore.
Mrs. S. F. Glillland, of this place.
Mrs. F. M. Silcott. of Richmond, und
w. )'. Yahcey, of Lynchburg, spent a
few days fit "Loch Uly" this week.
The trip was made in an auto.
CONCORD
(Special to Th. Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
Concord. Vh., September l-i ? Mrs.
Ned 1'iicc, of Pittsburg, Pa., arrived
here MbnditJ ? a visit to her mother.
Mrs. U. F. Wi?dson.
Mrs. N. II. Whortoh, of Needles, Cal.,
who has been here visiting relatives,
left Saturday for Monroe, N. C., where
She will spend some time with her
parents before returning to her nome.
i Miss Mildred Hunter is the gu.-st of
Miss LotllKe AllelH.
Mrs. R. Y. Johnson left Monday for
Roanoko and Buchanan, where she will
? visit friends until the latter purt or
j September, when she will accompany
her rielce, Miss Argylc Tabb, to New
York. Miss Tabb, who is a graduate
of art at Mary Baldwin Seminary, will
complete art while In New York.
Mrs. Pomp Hudson and children left
Saturday for a week's visit to Am?
tierst.
Whnrton rage, of Crowe, who visited
his uncle, P. C. Whartoo, left Tuesday
I for home.
SALEM
I [Special to Tho *] Iniea-Dlspatch.)
I Saiem, Va.i September II.- Miss Bes?
sie Anitas was hostess .u a charming
porch party on Tuesday morning from
. i?. it .;" o'clock. The feature ol
the morning was rook. Tin- guests of
honor were Mr. and Mrs. t;. \y. Amlsi,
of Front Itoyal; Mr. and Mrs j. T.
in,.il. Mrs John HeAll and B, U Bcn.il,
oi Chattanooga, Tehn. Fruit punch
was served during tin; games, after
Which <.n ice course was served. The
Invited guests were Mrs. W. It. Cross,
Mrs j p. Cinrrctt, Miss Nellie McCr?ry,
Miss Annie M;ie Qarrett, Mrs J. C.
Harden, Miss ltnchnol Qarrett, Mrs. \\.
i T. Younger ami Mrs. Ai instead. Of
; Memphis, Tenn.
1 After adjournment for the heated
summer months, the Southern Cross
Chapter, United Dai ghters of the Con?
federacy, met In re.; .t.tr monthly ses
j sion Tuesday afternoon in Tonnessee
Street, with an unusually lorg, attend?
ance, there being thirty prescht. The,
meeting was an unusually busy one. A
vast amount of business was transact?
ed, among which was the annual elec?
tion of ofllcers and the appointment of
dell gates to tho State convention,
which meets In Harrinonburg next
month, A report of the district con?
vention, held In Marlon, In Juno, %vas
made by Mrs. HnmmeH. The oiticers
olocted are as follows: President, Mrs.
U B, Allen; first vlco-prcsldont, Mrs.
C. C. Hammer*. second vloo-prcs
ldent, Mrs. W, H. Shank; Curd yloe
proHldont. Mis. \V, A. Westj Treasurer.
Mrs. W. It. Crotm: recording socrotary,
Mrs. C.eorgo Kelly; corresponding sor
roury, Mxs. ,W. I', Morr.p; historian,
Be a Wise Woman! Enjoy Nemo Comfort
No matter what vour figure, there's a Nemo model that will efve you mora atyhs
md comfort tlmn any other corset. BE A WISE WOMAN?and GET IT!
VERY.WOMAN
uld Read This!
it Concerns Your Health
Your Appearance
7E propose to devote much space in our newspaper adver
* tisements, this Fall, to impressing every woman with the
vital importance of our great new invention, the new?
Corsets Mffla
Models 522 and 523
These corsets are not merely
stylish wearing apparel?garments
which simply reduce the figure and
give you a fashionable appearance.
They also serve as a preventative of
those ailments of weakness from
which millions of women suffer,
and as a cure for them.
They bring to suffering wom?
ankind a welcome message of
relief, comfort and health; and
they will be hailed, praised and
appreciated as a powerful factor
in the upward and onward move?
ment toward hygienic dress.
That such a great achievement
in promoting health and comfort
can be accomplished by a mere
corset will not be easily understood
and appreciated. Medical author?
ities, renowned surgeons and
eminent writers on hygiene, who
have examined and tested these
corsets, have been dumfounded to
discover such a simple solution of
a problem with which they have
battled for years?the prevention
and cure of certain ailments pecu?
liar to women. Two models:
No. 522?medium bust
For Tall and Medium. Stoat Ftgares
No. 523?with low bust
For Short Stoat Figants
N"5 2 3
i**Zm*J B?ndlet
SELF -REDUCING
Other Nemo Self-Redacmg Corsets for Stout and Medium Figures
Thcae corsets not ooiy make you LOOK smaller, but, by rjenrle, con
IpJ stant automatic massage, sotten the abdominal fat, which is then absorbed
Jhj and removed by natural processes, so that you actually ARE smaller.
Tested and proved by thousands of women. Three models: An rff\
No. 353, how bust; No. 354, medium bust; and No. 355, liigh bust_ ?pO*?)u
!fl.ATNlND-BACK
SELT-HfflULlflG
Self-Reducing models with long modish skirt; hip-confining bands of
Lostrkops Webbing give extra-slender effect below the waist, with a
graceful "inalope." Two models- No. 319, low bust; <t?o f\f\
and No. 321, medium bust_ vj)*Ja\JU
I'N'ClJRVE BACK- Moat wonderful figttrc-reducing corsets in existence. ?Skirt has four
C:pi r>_>-)t2nTiriNri K'irct of the new semi-elnstic Lar.tikops Cloth, fits like an eclskin when
L -7. H?!=d!-1 you stand, relaxes comfortably when you sit down. The new "In
Curve Rack," of Lastikops Webbing, give* a perfect rounded effect. Two models
No. 506, low bust; nnd No. 508, medium bust_
$5.00
MM SHAPING
Broad bands of Lastikops Webbing across the thighs reduce upper limbs
to natural size, banishing the ridge of flesh below the corset-skirt.
Regular Self-Reducing front. Two models?No. 406, (Py* f\f\
low bust; and No. 408, medium bust_ ?pTT.UU
Nemo Corsets for Slender figures
holIite
For women of slender or medium figure who desire the abdominal support
necessary to overcome the danger of tight lacing. This is furnished by
bands of Lastikops Webbing across the abdomen. Four stylish models,
all with modish long skirt?No. 330, medium bust; No. 331, low
bust; No. 332, high bust; and No. 333, short .girdle top (excellent for
athletics)
$3.00
IA1TJK9FJ
holiite_
Models with the new Lastikops "Holtite" Straps (inside the corset) and
the new "Double-top" Hose Supporters. The acme of comfort, style
and grace for medium and slender figures. Two models- <fcO AA
No. 306, low bust, and No. 308, medium bust _.- ipO.UU
ions
If any dealer tries to s?l! you "something just as koou" when you ask for a Nemo,
BE A WISE WOMAN, and goto a store that.will sell you what you want.
KOPS BROS., Manufacturers, S. W. Corner 16th Stront and Irving Place, Naw Y?r|i
Mifa Paulina Camper; cuatodlnn, .Mrs.
W, h. pillanl; roglatrnr, mihh Annlf>
Mnn Clarrntt. Klx. new membor? wer?
received Into the chapter, ami two
vlnltora, MlM t>ni?y M?rKM). of Hloh
mond, and Mm, Armntoad, of Memphis,
Tenn. Pnrhig the afternoon tiio
hoiUM, usblutoil by. hut cUunMtor?.
Missen Raehaol, Annie Mn.i and Kuthi
Bcrveil ii tump'in?: nalnd courao with
Im* loa.
.\llhM (ilonnln Martin extended an in?
vitation t<> th? chapter to hinut with
I.r-r In r^ijjrvhrr.
MIbh Mary Campbell left Tuesday in
company wUh hot brothor. tjuoi.su,' tor
- ?' - . ... _ _.JM
ii visit to Philadelphia
Mrs. Ar ms toad, of Memphis, Tonn, ist
the, guest <>f her ne-tee, Mrs. W. itv
Cross, on College Avenue.
MlSx t (Aiidlni Ferguson has r?tiirne<*
froiTi in\ extended vl*H In Atlantic City,,
Boston Mii?* New Vork and points!
lit i'unmijivmila, *