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Social and Personal The marriai-. of MI km Mary Elisa? beth. <jait!\ da laThter of Mr. ?nd Mn) William Oartb. of < 'harlottesvllle, and W'illlam ll.rk-l Peyton, ersteh tak-? plao? ori the eveedaSj of January ?>. at 7 o'clock. In i'liriM Kpla.opal <'huren, C h a r 1>t tee VUla, will be a very import ant aociety event The groom *e a ?'?n of Mr. and .Mr- I: Hr.idley Pey ton. and both MttM '"oirth end Mr. Pey? ton are wldelv relate.l throughout the ?t?te. Miss <!arlh will ha%e per ?ta? ter. Miss It-. . ? ta f'.irth. as her nialO of honor, and she baa ebene? tor hat bridesmaid*, bliese? Willie (berth, M?t ?aret Man pin. of Chariot teevt lie; It* becea Ro-a, .f Washington, and Annie M301D Pacta, of as .and Chat'en |v. ton will attend hi* broth? er aa li'e beat man ami tin gl BeseSSSt n win te Uteri Bradley Key tea, Jr. Philip Barboir Pert OB. Lewi* dTlnston tiarth. all of Cuarl-tteaville. and Dr. Cecil Deboe) of Baltlmen The aak era will be tV UHaai & It aa* bort tm~\Mt A r>. pebaer. Urea aVolfa. Harri Dta wtddle and Ur. Hush Neia-n. all ot Charl itteuvllle. Dr. T. & Jon.? of HOI bprings. A reception for the bridal party ano out-of-town g 1. hIk w<*l be given at iBSJieeltli " the home of the arideft parents, tm-r.. l ately fallowing the coroatoay at the rhorch, and ? lanereea affalra wi.l bo given ;n Ike li'in pro ceding the weddtna*. In bonoi of tha b'lde-e!e. ? ,,nd her maul la Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Paul Win* left town last Monday for Phliad? Iphia, where j they s/tU ?pend the remaining wlntei months Mrs Wing wie former!] Miss Martha Thraves dausbter f Mr. and Mrs J. T Thraves. of p..whatnii Court Houae. s.nd l.a? frequently ranted la| this city. IHarkstoae flsaee. The annual Chr mtn*> fWrrtan bIv bv t'.e Marketeer Oer one a ."lib. In) DuniopFlour It Makes Everything Ihr ?unlop Millsr?irhnofki.Vtt Ask your Saab r at eon \iZ~?how to get $8.G0 24-pc. Tea Set akf.IIH *ej mtrtii ajra rikivg to, C Kut Leigh Mreef, Hopkins Furaitare Co. 7 West Broad St. Cash or Credit. Broad Rock The Official Water of the American Druggists' Syndicate. Adopted aa tjuch because IT IS THE Pt'REST._. l Reduced Prices cn Heaters at Jones Bros. & Co. Incorporated 1418-1-L20 K. Main St. Same Quality r.very Day. PIRITY ICR CR KAM. Monroe 1861 All kinds of Dolls at The E. B. Taylor Co. Kirl Bedrc m Mippers al ^[Q^ shades; special, the pair. N. W. Corner Third anu nniad. Tat Lstrst if kc Cresas tad Cskes frea Shepherd's New Factory 2OC* W. Brass St CsJ Isi 714* Sample Shoe?, Half Price ALBERT STEIN tttao op saoBS, Corner 5th and Broad 75 Dozen Children's and Misses' Ribbed Hose Sizes 2 to y vears, Hrrmsdorf dytk black, tan and white; jjives splendid wear; regular 25c value; spe? cial. 15, < ? m iion Hall, on Friday evening, Da? ser |7, *u an interesting event j in Black?tone The Herman waa l- d I bp I Trotter Bagiey The music was fvralalMtf by a stringed orchestra, and | supper was served at 12 o'clock. Practically all ot the members ot " Herman club who ?er? out jf town M Thanksgiving. MM present at the I'htistmas ?Tman, and an unusually targe aembar of visiting girls and boysj were present. rhaparoni were Meadames J M. Harr la, vv R h ,rt. W. B Agnew and! W. M. Graven. 'i fii.se darning were: Miss Pattle | Ta lor, af CTarkarille, with I* W. wti k "is. Mass Ix uls- WatkV)*. of C'arks >Hle, arlta ?' M Harris. Jr. Miss I v I |a Ha vier Kpes \ctth Ned Epes, ot R.ad; Mlaa Maria Jones, of Pa? ters urg, with C c. '*ardo/.o. Miss Pat Us Kpes. of ii.nwlddie, with Ed vard It. Anderson M'ss I 'Sie Guy arlth Travis Kpes of Dlnwiddl?. Mise Las aa U Harris with F.dward M. Irby, MaM Hizzie to kson with Brsncti Kpes, of Philippine Islands. M.ss Ann!' Ova ray with Ar<iue cogs. >ttsa Fanned | .-??nth. of Pet. rs .urg. with W. \V. Cobb, ( Miaa Mary Green U'Olw with H Ik ? Jr.. Miss Fortune M.-I'ms w ',t h 1 Mr Powell, of I^ynehburg: Miss Lestleej Hurt, with If II. Beay, Jr. Miss Kama] VFtth <;?o,sje c .mpton. M'ss Mi?! ftnblaaoa jf Burkevlliw. w%th L C.I Tueker, Jr.; Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. ? ' l:'< hmond. with W C Adama. Mies' ?/. ; Kpes with Campbeil Jones. Miss: Edna Irby with Pryor Jones, and Miss] Salile irby with G. 11. F.pes The fo! owing were Ft.tzs: Messrs 0 B Harris. I. Trotter Ragle . Joseph | M Hurt. Jr. William T.tylot. ot clarksville; Charlie Robinson, ot Burkevllle; B Irby Stokes, m P justia. Jr., H. Ii c; es. <; c Vaughan. J. MCI H litxge-ads. A F. Ha-rls. W. at] V. i iggleaworth and Dr. R. Irwin Sttth. allaa HOwagdTa Pslnt -ays the w*ehlngt n Post: WedMOday night Miss Margaret! Howard, youngest daughter of Mr. and . Mrs. Beale R. Howard, was adde-j to] ti ranks of this season's debutantes. M'ss Howard wss presented at a re eeptlon given hy Mr and Mrs How? ard at 9 o'clock at their residence Ifl .-ixteer.th Street Pink roses and the| many bouquets sent the debutante, dec-1 orated the drawing-room, where Mra j Howard anil Miss Howard leeeived. | I r I r-ses and ferns decorated the! ?lining-room, where a buffet supper served throughout the evening.! Mra Howard wore a French model - iwn "f bine and gold brocade. Thai phi al la at tha bodice was formed ot j brag .h Iff on over gold chiffon, and was ? BM d with lines f rblnestones and | gold beads. Venetian point was in trod KM 'i oa the top of tne sleeves. Misa j Howard wore a dainty frock at flesh colored aatin, in darn ing length, with an overdress of white t llle. appllqued with tiny clusters of plush flowers m ? and blue A fringe of crystals tt ;si..-^ Uaa aott 'in of the tunic and '?ainls of white marabou were at the bottom of the sleeves, and outlined | the drapery of white tulle. Miss How grd carried a large bouquet of doep p'jik roses arid lilies of the valley. Assisting In receiving were Mrs ?laude A. 8wanson, Mrs Harold P Norton. Mra Victor Kaiffmann. Mrs ;? Hu hanan Merryman. Miss Mary It Adams. Miss Elizabeth Noyes. Miss1 Ratal UltedseJCk, Miss Nina Stockton Miss Ruth Jones. Miss Esther Foote? i M.ss Kathryn Gwynne. and Miss Bdythe Howard, sister of the debu. inane. ' Following the recept*on there was genera: dancing. Davis's orchestra fur? ls lag the music. There were about ?'.???i guests. v flairs of To-I>ay. Kra J .1 Hlckok. of ?-'1 West Franklin Street, is giving a dinner I :c-ntght at her home in honor of the varal Baltimore girls who are her! guests during the holidays Miss La)?] Taiiaferro. daughter of! Mr. ai.i Mrs. Philip Taiiaferro. will rStertala at cards this afternoon at 4 o'clock at her home. :>J8 East Frank? lin Stre.-r The affair is given in ... re r .-. M.s? .;v-!yr, Jackson, daugii ter of Mr and Mrs. Herbert W. Jack? son, who :s a debutante of tlM aeaaon. \..-s Taiiaferro will leave In a tew datpi for Sweet Briar Cullege, where; she ia a student for this session. An intereating lecture for this even-1 lad will take place in the parlors of| the Woman's Club, when Dr. J. Mclcaif will lecture on Ruskin. Thel lecture will begin at half-past s| a'CaOak, and club members are privi? leged to invite gentlemen escorts. Mrs. Christopher Tompkins is chairman of i this entertainment. ? ?neat of Friends. Miss Stcptoe Campbeil. of King Wil? liam Courthouse, who is teaching in :"aimer College. De Funlak Spring. Fla . - k t'.e hol!da> seaaor. wit). ??.<?!? at Pass Christian. Miss She is the guest of Mr and Mrs J W. Garrett. and a great deal of delight- | fui entertaining baa been done in he-, h- nor Miss Campbell will go from j that place to Wankegan. Texas, where | abe will vialt her brothers :?.u?le WedaHa*. Of Intereat here is th? double wed ? ng of the twin daughters of the | late Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R maMbaaamj -v 1 r took place at Brulngton Church j pegbavilay afternoon at i o'clock, the i;. v. Charles Ryland. D D. of this officiating. Miss Carrie Waller McOeorge waa married to Malcorn Ciopton Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs I James Burke. oT King and Queer | ? omtv. sr.,1 Miss Ttesaie Wallace Mc ij. orge became the bride of Alfred' Peachy i;wathmey. son at the let*] Mr. and Mra. Alfred B Gwa'.hmey Ti c church was de?.orated for the < er. m< ny with nuanrttiee of evergreena w chryeanfhemums and lighted! candb s. and Mrs Charles ?tarnett. 1 f. -merly of Richmond, played the wed d.ig music, an elaborate program be Aber ?Tendeir?d during The dime the ejeeeta were assembling Mendele? ev hn a Wedding March was played as t! - bridal party entered the church ard the bridal chorus from ly*hene"Tlt> was played aa a recessions: Tie hridea entered together and both wore gowns of Ivory-colored j ? ? use finished with Orients! Isce Tbetr long lulle veils were fastened w.th p. ails, attd taejr carried shower Ihj'iiii''I> "f bflde roses and lilies ?-f I be valley B"Oi wore pearl nech'aces. w ? ' alfts. aa ihelr only oma ment Tbe mal aa of honor, who were Miss EInora McOeorge. of Brulngton, end Miss Gertrude Orlffln. of Jlo-foik, were wh'te lace gowns made near white messaline with yellow girdles and trimmings or yellow chiffon roses They i arrled bouquets o>f ferns tied with yellow tulle. Dr. William Ityland Gwathnisy. of ituark, acted as best man for his brother, and Mr. Ilurk? had as his best man. 1.at ant Konzle, of Nn town. Mr.? William Kowlkea. of Richmond, was dams of honor, and was gowned in white satin trimmed in pearl* She wore a white aigrette in her hair and carried h '?ourjuet similar to those of the maids of honor. The brldes i.ialds were M<sses Maud Scay, Knilly It.viand. Alma Walker. ..f Walkeitoti lilllette Hagby of f-'tevensvllle. L'U'fce Burke, of St. (Stephens. Inez Clary i:va M irdock and Kleanor Wayne*, af this city. They wore yellow silk Ifttai made with pannb-rs of yellow ? alaToa and carried garlands of f< rag ti-d arlth yellow tulle. The grooms men iri< l ided Messrs Archie (?wath mey Jcyland. of Chatham; John Rylund. of V'aJk.rton Clyde Vaughan and Porter Vaurhan. of BiellaaeUhl Clar. < nee McGeargje. T Mc'reorge, of ilru tngton, Carl Hroaddus, of Newton, and AM red Terr. 11, of Ashland A reeegtloa followed the ceremony at "The Ridge,'* the home >f the brides brother. W T Me?Jeoige 1?.-, oratloaa throughout the house were ga I ferns, topes of evergreei.s, yliow aaa> I dies and chrysantheniiims. Some of the guests from a distance attending th? eereaaoay were Mr, and Mr.?. Rah*, rt Blllggrtoa, miss Inez Clary, Miss ghra Murdoek. Miss Eleanor llayncs. Mrs William K-w!kes. all of this eity. Miss Annie <'.ark<-. ..f Newport N'.-as. Miss Oertradn flrlffln. r,f Norfolk, Thomis Mr<leorge, of l?chmond: l>r. \v. R 'hrafhiei af Mmrlt, Mr and Mrs C it Owathaaajr, iiomee wriaht Miss Kmrn.-. l:-..ndd'!s Mas Aon Ryland. Dr Charles !t > ia mi. all af BhrhaMSd' Miss : Lillian Fleet, of Kpokane. Waeh., sndj Alfred Tertrati of Ashland. Mr ami Mrs Alfred (Iwathmey will make their home at "Canterbury." th? I oid fSwathmey estate iverlooking thei Mattaponi River, and Mr and Mrs MaleahB Burke will reside et "North Hank. ' also a riverside homestead. Both holdes have been prominent and' well known tencbera In Richmond, snfl j 1 ! av.. many friends ami relatives her? ; 1 Te? at West Point. Mrs. J. W Miir.shall entertained a j number of her frle-nds at her home in i West Point from t to ? on Tuesday ! i afternoon. An attractive feature >t ' Af?c/e With Good Luck Baking Powder Jo-n ...;. ... the family to j some delicious Wtttk > Serve light waffles piping hot. There's ? nothing mire delirious?no hing that will j so tickle jaded appetites. Waffles require a good leavrner. I That's why "Good Luck" is the choice of j atnous goes! hotisckeep era. It has twice the leav? ening pcrwer o ordinary I a*u:g powders. All grocers sell Good Lurk Bak ng Powder It's most probable that ycu and Good Luck have been the best of friends for yeari. Ik Souuiera Mr? Co. Richmond, Va. The House of Fashion Bernard Frances & Co. Broad and Fifth Sts. DETROIT CA? RtM.EI, ALASKA REPRIGER ITORJ. OLD HICKORY FIUMTinE. SOLD ON LT BT J?RGENS 301 Esst nroad Street. Special dlsplars of new fall styles In Women's Apparel. The Hamilton Watcb I ht< many advantages, not only over! ! foreign, but American watches. Cost ealy gi.vae and up. Smith & Webster Time ?.peelallsf?. - gtS Kwst Main. REIN ACH, Inc. 107 E. BROAD STREET MILLINERY?Women s anri Vlisaes' Outer Apparel. ^asl? 1 ?,. . 111? ar^-'as ROTHERT ?c CO. HAVE YOU SEEN THE New Method Gas Ranges - AT ? PETTIT & COS.?' Men's Bath Robes And Smoking Jacket* now on sale at one-third under regular prices. UM orcaalon vu a largo holiday tree In th? oentra of the room, with emsli er trees surrounding it. from which favors wer?i distributed to those pros ? tit. Mrs. Marshall's guests Included Mr M A Martin, of Richmond; Mts I It. Ueay. of Wakenna. Mrs Kldd. or Baltimore Mrs if. laine Co >ke. Mrs I T Bland. Mrs. Joseph Bland. Mrs U Ts hi.. Mrs. R. C Calden. Mrs W. .-stwood. Mr* tleorge i;lch?r<1?o. M - W rt Rroaddus. Mrs f> S \\'r,? ' Mrs T p Bagt>y. M'eees Ci vs'tl Faun holt. Maude Bland. Kaee Howerton, all of West Point. \\ a a lard??tinnsoa?. A pretty wed.ll rig took place In the horn, if Mr. and Mrs J. T. Woolam 421 North Fourth Street, on Tuesday evening. l>eeemher 31, at g.lS ov;oek when their daughter, Rosa Catherine, became the bride of Raymond Sim. rnoiis The ceremony was performed bp the Rev. B 1* H?ge, pastor of Im? manuel Baptist Ctiurch. and the par l"r? were decorated in palms an" Christmas Mowers. Miss Eula Hughes I ay< i the wedding march Miss ly>na Wo >lard n aa her sister*" maid of honor, and wore a gown of corn-colored messallne veiled 'n mar? quisette, and carried a bouquet of whit, carra'lons. Little Myrtle Wool ard, niece of the bride, who carried the ring in a Illy, wore a froeb. if whit.- m .lie with a aaah of ye low rib? bon Meredith Woolard. of Roanoke, brother of the bride, acted as th? groom's best man. The bride wore a gown of ?h''? satin trimmed In real lace, and het veil of tulle fell from a Juliet cap. eetagbl with iranae blossoms. She tvirrled a bouquet of Bride roses. Im? mediately after the ceremony. Mr. ano Mrs. Simmons left for New York and Other Northern cities. They will be at home after January 10 at 51? North Fourth Street, in this city. VlaitlnaT Here. Dr. and Mrs F. T. MeFaden. of ?07 Wagt Qfnea Street, haVTe entertained a number of guests at their home here for the holiday season. Those \ isiti ng Dr. and Mrs Mr Faden are Rev. and Mrs. Charles Friend, if Hampton; Mrs Natalie F. Smith and her two sons. Dr. J. H. Smith ar.d Dr. P. 8. Smith, of Frede rickshurg; Prof. W. H. Bo cock, of Athens. Ga.. and J. H. Bocock. of the University cf Virginia. Cahen?HUey. A very pretty we-dcrtng took plac? Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock in th? home of George Rlley, 629 South Bel videre Street, when his daught- r. Miss Dora Cone Rlley. bects-me the bride of Albert Cahen. The bride wore a blue; traveling suit, with hat to correspond, and was attended by the bridegroom s eist>r. Miss Mary Cahen, who was gowned la white chiffon over pink 1 ir.esaalme. Henry Jone? acted as best man. Mr and Mrs Cahen left on a North? ern bridal tour, and after January io will be at home at 21 >3 East Broad Street. In and Out of Towe. Misses F.unJce and Roche Watkins have returned to their home In Ches? terfield, after a visit to relatives here.' John Meredith left yesterday forth* t nlversity of Virginia, after spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and M:s. Wyndhani Meredith. J. D. Hix. who has been quite sick at his home, was operated on for appendieirs at the St Elizabeth Hospi? tal here Monday. Miss Cora Winston will leave in a ftw days to spend several months in New York C4ty. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney J. t^inningham and their daughter have returned to Richmond, after a vlait to friends 'n Washington Holt Page returned to Richmond yesterday from Norfolk, where he has been v'siting relatives. Dr. and Mrs. A. b Herring have re? turned from their wedding trip and arc at 42u Weet tlrace Street. Miss M.idred Hemmingway. of Nor? folk, is spending some time here as IBM guest of Miss Eliza Montgomery. I Mr. and Mrs. John Antrim, who have beget r-.slt'ng in thia city, have re? turned to their home In Roar.oke, Miss Nathalie McFaden has returned to the ,ity, after a vielt to frlenda tu Lynchburg. Miss Nellie McCjuer will leave for J r.rUtimore next week to spend several i weeka with her slater. Miss Katherir.e Elkins is on a short hunting trip with friends In Vir? ginia. Mrs H. B. Scbofleld and her eon. Emmers-n af Newport News, are the guests of r-lstives here for several .1 ivs Rev Randolph Mc-Kim. D. D. of V anhingt on. i? the guest of Colonel fg. Beergen M? Cabe, PM East Cary Street. Mrs Joseph E. Wlllard has returned from a visit to Miss Hopkins, in Ball!-, more. Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nelson ' art r and Miss Isabell? Burwell Carter have returned to town after spending the' Chtietmas holidays at Powhatar. in Clarke County. ReiTst Weddfsas. ? Sp. ? :sl to The Times-Dispatch ) Heath*\iile \j January : ? Miss Catherine Rice and John Arthur ilar? wer? nsrr'evi this aftern ?011 at th? ' Baptist psrsonige by Key A. J. Reamy ' Miss Kdr>* A. Beam and N?wton It Hinten were married yesterday even? ing at the home of the bride In Mis klmon. this county, by Rer. J. u Mas sey, of the Methodist Protesten* Church. % ?*?? O lwvt**#>T*a? f ? ?f ? I I s>rt fere 's! to The Times-Dispatch ? lj?wrenc?vt||?. Va . January 2?At a special communication tt Rrunswl.-g '?>dg? Be 12. A . F ? A M on l r? SaTj n'gh' the foi owing afMcers wer? installen w M Mill, worshipful rr.ss ter, W. \ T e.;fer ser?lor warden ?\ F. Kimor? junior w-rden f* T Banpn ens. eento- 0?* ?r K V. l.lgon. J mlor noaeon p H Hall, eecretary. W. u Ed ward a treasurer C W. Beat toy. Uler. Reva A- P. Orar nnd ? C HQ ltnrd. oaaMtdaann, COURT OF BELGIUM VERY DEMOCRATIC Merely Gilt Chairs in Room Where Throne Used to Be. i ?> 11 MtltQiisr. lit: rftllMtl. K1N<; AXMUtT of Belgium SSSJ fa.lr ly lay e:,tim Is be the most democratic monarch In the . world. FV?r In th*i thron? room of his 1 pala. ?? at Brussels there Is no throne, and in that portion of the great state apartment where the throne used to be, j there Is merely a l?ng row of teilt chairs. ld?ntloal in appearance with eaoh other and whioh are reserved for the foreign ambassadors and mlnistees for the Cabinet officers and for the great dignitaries of state with their ! wives. Those of the King and Queen are In no sens, different from any of the others. I Perhaps the only thine, that is not Seejaaeratlc st t.ie court at Brussels is tn.tt a eertain apartnent. known as the Blue Salon, la reatrictad to the use of ' a limited number of personal friends and ass.?c!a.tes of the Kin* and Queen These are, all of them, m*mbers of the [Tar] oM and mom blue blooded Bel gi.i.n nobility, most of them belonging las me.iiatiz'd families of Conti? nental Enriip". tliat Is to say, to farui liee wbirh exercised petty sovereign sway prior to tlie overthrow of tha I I'd f Rasjeen t'mplre by the first Na l>'il."n, in 1*0?. They include Use Dukes and Prlne.es of Ugne. Arenberg and Croy. also the De Merodes ih? OAnemans and OM* i inaye. th? f>"tTrsels. the members of which hav" also for centuries been Barons of lloboken, and last but not least, tue d'< lultremonts. ?Ivo are not a mediatized family, but who neverthe? less have been for a hundred years deaety asso<-tar>d with the reigning dynastlos of Relg-Mim and Holland j William IL, Indeed, of the Netherlands, the grandfather of Queen Wlhclmlne. haalOSJ married as Iiis second wife a ' Coaatteas iTOalli eiisatil I When I say that the Psion Bleu Is j restricted to these families I should I add that It is not by any official rule, but by ? ?ort if unwritten law and bit of etiurt "tlouette. These are often Much more strictly observed than act? ual statutes. The fact of the matter Is that no on*, not even the officials of the court of Brussels, make use of this Salon Bleu on statu or oeremontal occasions, ax ! cept '.hose to the manner horn, that is ! to say. the families that I have enum? erated above; and Just In the same way as at Vienna a number of exclu j slve-ly patrician forbears, both on the j father's a.nd on the mother's side? j an ancestry free from any bourgeois i strain ?constitute an indispensable quaJih-eation for the honorary offices of chamberlain, and o? Dame du Palais, Spread All Over Face and Hands. Great Ugly Looking Sores. Itched and Burned Badly. Ctrticura Soap and Ctrticura Ointrnent Cured, 806 Bickey St.. Houston. Tex.?"My trouble began with very small pimple* on the face, then went to my seek and toe ptm~ plea began to get terser and larger with that awful Itching that I uan hardly describe. 1 The ptmptaa were fan of white matter and when I scratched them they spaaed all over my face and hands and made great ugly looking sores. They Itched badly and had a burning sensation to tieei that made me fed hhs f was on Are. Rrery scratch made a place that looked Uke a well, and any fans was disflgarsd. They Itched and I badly that I Could cot refrata from < tag. keeping It so that It looked as If I atneD-pox ail of ?he time. My do that i me so miserable and irritated so much that I had to try not to wear any more then I co-aid help. ? I tried everytntag that I could hear about tn hope of reilafwhtrh oamr for a time but did not last long. Thea I Srled Oeekna-e Soap and Ointment I used Cuatcora Soap In hot water freely durmg the day aad kept the sores covered la ( "Sh-jra Ointment all of the Urse, never 1 ertrag Seam became dry. I kept up she ercaresent alz months and was completely cured ' Signed Mrs. Alice Stone. Apr. A. 1912. A stogie cake of Onticar* >oo; aad bos of Cuticura OieUarat are often sufSctent when ail else has faded. Cuttcura Soap 29c and Otstment SOc. are sold by dr-igeWw aad dealers everywhere. Sample of each mailed free, with S3-p. SUa Beak. Address paet aerd " Cattcura, Dept. T. Sneaae ' aa^Tondsr-fhond man should use Oetaeera Soap Sharing StPic 3SC. Sample free. end FLOWERS Of Guaranteed Frdshttess -Ihe} Cost No More. HAMMOND . -? n ycy lAaoesT rUjarxi Just for Friday. Specials to-day through? out the house. J. B. Mosby & Co. WESTPOINT VA 11 PORT RICHMOND 1 f Offers the beet chance lor yon to doable your money oenckiy by arveatans: *? **? UTTL* RRITT FARMS RIG MONET HA KIR*. *cMr>s? f n 1 West Point. Va WS ?IHK a im LALTT e* perking household Seoee sad I hla. res ?*> stpent Rountree -Sutherland Cherry Corporation in-iis-i.s aVsee * - wheeh totddcat* membership of the Aus? trian court circle, so does Mrth alone give che entre? ?t the court of Brus? sels to the Salon Bleu. In fart, the Blue l**lou nt Brussels is the one tin democratic feature of the most demo? cratic court of Kurope., SHr Frsjiria .5-ott, who arrives to-day in New Tork from KngUj.d. on hoard the. Oceanic, la only the fifth baron? I "1 his line, but la tho chief of the ancient houso of the Sc-otts of Balwearie. which was funded by Sir .Michael Scott, surnajiied the Wizard, famous ^a an astrologer and as a mathematician ?n the twelfth and thirteenth centuries When I Lay he founded the family, I mean that he was its most famous member of the family In olden times Kor the family Is dese-nded from his brother, he himself having been or? dained a priest by Pope Honorltis, wh? later on consecrated htm Archbishop ot Cashel, la Ireland. A*t To>edo, then under the dominion of the Moors, he acquired an exfj-aor dinary knowledge of Arabic, and it I? through him that the Western War Id first obta'ned a knowledge of the Ar t I bic versions of Aristotle He || th* I author of a number of books still In I exlatene* on astrology, alchemy and ; the occult scK-nce?, and achieved much fame ... a soothsayer, foretelling the . death of Kmperor Fred-rick II. of th.i Holy Roman Empire, at whose court he aas regarded as the most distinguish ed of the savants by whleih it was fre? quented. Sir Michael figures In Sir Walter S-otfs 'lay of the lASt MlnstreL" ac ??ordluir to which poem he lies burled 0 .\I~lio*e Abbey, and also appears In Caate XX. of Dantes -Inferno." aniong th - magicians and soothsayers Hotv he escaped being burned at the stake fur witchcraft is extraordinary. Kor his celebrltv as a magician was of jiurop.-an ivnowii. while to this day In Scotland any work of great labor and antiquitv requiring more than ordin? ary human agency is attributed to 'Auld MicJisel or th?a Devtl." Sir Frauds Is about thirty yeara ot age. Is unmarried. was formerly In the army, and la engaged In tea-plantinR In Ceylon. Having S/Vo ulsters, all of whom benefited under his father's will, he la not rieji Lord Aldenham's son and h-flr, the lion. Gerald Oibbs. who haa Just ar- i rived in New Y'.rk from Europe, on' board the Leurentlo, with Mrs. <Hbbs. bj a member of the ancient city ot London firm of Anthony Glbbe & Co.,j which has been in existence s'nee the I time of the American War of Indepen? dence, and whleih for the Last ICO years ? has been so largely interested in the South American trade. The connection therewith led I?rd Al d-mham. prtor to his succession to the ' peerage, to resign his seat in the House of Commons under circumstances which attracted a good deal of atten? tion at the time. It may be remem? bered that whlV, the war be?tyveen Russia ?ud Japan wao in progress the British government, by wwy of indirect? ly helping its Oriental adly, purchased two fine Chilean men-of-war. which otherwise would have gone to swell the size of the Muscovite fleet. The purchase was made by the English government through Anthony t.ibbs & Co. Now ther? is am unwritten law in England to the effect that people in? terested in government contracts can? not sit in the House of Commons. But it is a rule that in recent y cars, at any rate, has been more honored in itsi breach tHan In Ms observance, and there, have been instances where not merely Merrlbstrs of Parliament, but even members of the administration, have been quite as much concerned In government contracts as the Hon. Al? ban tiibbs. without being called upon to give up thv*i r seat In Parliament. Alban Oibbs (now Lord Aldenham), however, felt that with the altogether unblemished traditions of his firm, the I name of which Is a synonym for every- [ thing that is high principled and BtraJgrvt no: only at home, but also' throughout South and Centra! America and Australia, he oould not permit any question to be raised as to his posi? tion In the matter. He felt ihrls all the more atrongly. as he had been at the time for more than ten years a member f?r the city ot J/ondon In Parliament, a dignity which, while It entitled him at ?ach opening of Parliament to a seat among the Cab? inet ministers on the Treasury Bench of the House of Commons, rendered it Incumbent upon him to avoid any? thing that could in the slightest de? gree affeot the honor and name of the great commercial constituency of whi. n he had been so long the ..pokesman In the legislature of the empl-e. Needless to add that he was re-elected by an overwhelming majority, but subs* quently again resigned hie seat, on tbla occasion in favor of Arthur Bal four, the ex-Premier, who found htni eelf without a seat Arthur Balfour is now a member for the city of Lon ? don Alban Glbbs. shortly after sur? rendering his seat to Balfour. succeed : ed. through hin father's death, to a peerage ae Lord Aldenhani. { Ijord Aldenham is relafd both to! Arthur Balfour and to 1/ord .?al sbury. | ' For his wife, now dead. w*a a daughter 1 of the jate Marquis of Salisbury ?< s!s ! ter. Lady Mildred Cecil, married to the Right Hon. Alexande- James Beresford I Hope. Arthur Bslfour"s mother was ' another sister of th- late Marquis of 1 gal'sburv. namely. Ladv Blanche Cefa*? married Ig James Balfour. The Oibbses, .in addition to being London merchants. I have long been regnrded as n rean-j ty family end are In possession, t >-day of lands which belonged to | them as far back aa in the re'.gn of Henry VIII. ?Copyright, jtlJ. by the Brentwooa Company. ? MOTION FOR BAH III SCON CASE Will Be Heard by Judge Chi ehester on Friday?Fred ericksburg News. PVederieJieburg. Vi . January J.--A n Wien for bail was made before J ids' R H. L Chichealer by Lrs I i ouneel for O>orge Paett. colored, who bed been eent on lo the grand |ur? bv Justice Jonen. In c-nnectlon a its the m .rder here ?f Mai ?leid Thorn? ton and hie eHfe. and owing l<? t'.e absence of several ?l'oeseee. tbe case wen continued '-nt,> r*rldar at " ecloek. Juegv Chi eh est er stated that tbe charge was too serious to e*low. ball until tbe evidence was beard, and] that seines la In abewa that there is The Popularity Ctf the. Schwarz?'-hiTd ?top? 1? doe to ? elegance, of our stocks and lh_ cour? teous eerv'ce always to bo hvi here. at h\\ \i<7?< mi n nans., Rlrhmoatl n Leading Jewelere, serood and Broad ?tnvn. only alight a ;splclon of Scott, ball will be refuBed. J rmtct stales Commm'oner Chartas J r> Foster, of thla city, has Issued ? 1 '"? t> - ?. ?-.>r '.,,at Annta 1 Price, upon tie complaint of Dawrence j Consoll-. hi, cijrht?-en.year-old boy, 1 who savs h- was drugged In Haiti- ] tn >ra on December 10 and carried I aboard th* boat and mad* to work, i He was put ashore at Somerset Beach. 1 ln Westmoreland County, Monday, agSs ma<l? his Bray to this city. Last night, about 7 o'clock. Sj9 stranac sp.rtaele a'p**rod Mgh up la J the A\t- abov.- th- c;t>. Ii came from | a SSSthcilv direction. passed over toe ? city, across the fUppah"nnjck, over jj Palmoutb, nnil th-n disappeared from I S'Kht. It was at first supposed to be \ a toy balloon released by t ios.-; revel* ! itiK in the holiday atmosphere, but ggj9 it came closer it assumed Urge pro- i portions, and flnal'y had the appear? ance of a small house There was a light in front, illumination In the cen- j ter snd a ll?ht in the rear, jt mjved aMh great speed, requiring only a * few minutes In passing over the city. It could not be well outlined, owing to the dsrknes?. but enough was seen to convince many persons that It waa an airship, and seemed to be carrying; ' aevera: paseaaenfs. The Roar.l of Supervisors of Spotsyl vanla County has tnken action jn the gtteefea of shcrtenlng the hunting season, clos'.ng the season on January 10. The h'inting aeaao.n In Stafford County was closed by order of the Board of Sup. rvis >rs on December SI. Caroline closes January 15. The King George hoa-o: eb>ee<i the season la that county on December SI. An old-year-end dance was gIgten by the arnaaea of the younger social set Tuesday evening. At 12 o'clock a fig? ure was danced In which the young men were f-irnlshe?? with horns, and , tWe new year was ushered in ln a merry manner. tine of th. harryleet of Christmas gatlverings was the ono at Holly- Hill Farm, nesr Mil ford, in Caroline Coun? ty, the summer home of Bev. E. H. Rears and family. The house party was composed of sixteen of the young women students at the Southern Semi? nary at Buena Vista, from far distant State?, in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Rows, The distance being too far to admit of their going home for Christmas. Mr. rtowe. who Is president of the seminary, gave them this trip and en? tertainment as a novel Christmas gift, the seminary being closed for the holt' days. The party arrived at Holly Hill Sat? urday, December 21, and returned to Buona Vista January 2. The fine old mansion at Holly Hill was probably never before the scene of more youth? ful and happy holiday spirit. The broad fireplaces were aWnr* with the yule logs, the halls and rooms deoo rated with Christmas greens and light? ed with acetylene gas Running water, hot and cold, afforded every conveni? ence for comfort, and the dining room was a veritable ccdnr bower, a place where every reasonable appetite was gratified to the fullest extent. The outdoor pleasures consisted of horseback riding, buggy rides, straw rides, long walks over the splendid farm or to Bowling Green or Mllford, target shooting, etc Holly Hill was an exceedingly popu? lar place, and many visitors went there each day and evening during the holi? days, atnong them a number from this city. The States represented were Ok? lahoma. Minnesota, South Dakota. Texas. Illinois, Wisconsin. Virginia, Kansas. North Dakota. Alabama. Ohio and Florida. BEAlTTm. JCWKXBT. 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