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Social News From All Sections of Virginia
Winchester
1- WINCHESTER., Aug.U.—The 8un
tiay school of the Methodist church
had Us annual picnic to the springs
Thursday and the day was greatly en
joyed by the young people.
• ' Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Calohan, Miss
Della Garner and Mr. J. B. Grayson
motored in Mr. Calohan’s car to Ca
'pon Springs Saturday last and spent
*ihe week end. The trip was a de
lightful one In every respect.
j Mr. and'Mrs. E. H. Leech, of Tex
*s, are at the hotel for some time.
\ Mr. J. D. Hall gave a small dance
Mr. J. D. Hall gave a small i •
dance at his home Wednesday night
ip honor of Miss Mary Lindsay Car- <
ter.
s Miss Ryan, of Washington, la the;
guest of Miss Bettie McIntyre.
Dr. Charles H. Fair, now of Elkina,
W. Va.. spent Sunday lost In Warren
ton.
Mrs. Joseph A. Bell, of Richmond,]
Is visiting Colonel and Mrs. Grenville ,
Gaines.
Miss Sadie Subiert and Mr. E. C.
Thornton left Saturday for Washing
ton. whsre they will join a party who
krill motor to the Shenandoah valley
for several weeks.
Mr*. Jean Humphries spent several
days In Washington this week.
Mrs. William H. Mason also spent
geveral days In the city
Mrs. Wltmer, of Washington, is the
guest of Mrs. George B. Stone.
Miss Myra Ranlett, of New York
‘ Vho has been the guest of Miss
Masle Stone, returned homo on Wed
nesday. .
Master Albert Fletcher III. sustain-]
ed a very painful Injury on Sunday i
by falling from a tree and breaking
his wrist. Dr. S. W. Msphls dressed
the wound.
Mis* Gladys Utterback, of Lynch
burg. Va., Is the guest of Miss Rosa
Neal Tongue.
Mr. W. H Oatnes. of Roselyn. and
Washington. D. spent Monday In
Warrenton on business.
Miss Elisabeth Gaines visited in
■Washington this week.
Mrs. Swan and Miss Swan, of
Brooklyn, N. V., aro st Mrs. Dr. Car
tors.
Mr. Roy Wilson went to Charlottes- ,
ville this week.
Mr. P. C. Brook. Jr., spent the |
week end In Lynchburg.
Mr D. T. Day, of New York, was
‘In Warrenton several day# this week.
Mr. Day, Dr M. G. Douglas. Mr. R.
X. Brook, of Washington, and Mr. |
Keith Payne spent several days this I
week In bass Ashing near Thorough- ;
fare, Va.
Mr Turner Martin, of Washington
was tn Warrenton this week. Mr
Martin holds a responsible position
in the Southern railway offices
Mr. M. A. Sima Jr., and family
are spending some time in Warren- ■
ton with Miss Alice Sims
Mr. Phil I.alrd. of Wilmington.
Del., Is spending his vacation w 1th .
Mr. Heyward Spllman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase1 Boston, of
Washington, speht the week end with
Judge and Mrs. E. 8. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Scott, of Rich
mond, are In Warrenton at Mr*. Tny- j
lor Scott'a
Mr. 8. X. -Chamberlain, of Balti
more, spent the week end with his
family, who are at Mrs. Hoge's.
Mr. John Payne, of Baltimore, is]
spending several days In Warrenton. j
Mr. Walter Cook, of Baltimore, was
a week end visitor In town.
Mis* Crawley, of Porto Kleo, who
was a student at the Fauquier Insti
tute last winter, has arrived In War-,
renton.
Miss Cora Franklin left Monday for
Washington en route to Atlantic City
fop-several day*. I
Miss Dowdell, of Washington, has
been the guest of Mrs. Rttenour for
a week.
Mrs M A. Wright and Miss Phil
lips are visiting friends and relations ,
In Cambridge, Md.
Miss Camilla Weilford, of Rich
tnond. Is visiting Miss Fann> Scott.
We regret to hesr Of the illness of j
Mrs. H. X. Graham In Charlottesville
Mrs. C. X Beale andTir. IT X. Gra
ham are with Mrs. Graham.
Mrs. Smythe, of Washington, is the j
house guest of Mias Lilia t^ke.
Mias Made Presley, of Richmond.
- is vtatttng Mrs. John Grant near War-J
renton.
Mr. Russell Ramey is at home from
the University of Vlrgtnla.
Mr Harry Garner. of Baltimore,
•pent the week end in Warrenton
with his family, who are at Mrs.
Chamberlain’a
Mr. Gardner Carter and George;
Brent, of Alexandria, were In War
renton this week to see the Misses,
Hog*, who are at Captain Carter's
Mr. Ned Chapman, of Baltimore.
* left Warrenton this week for his
home after a visit to Mr Heyward
Spllman.
Miss Elisabeth Wilbur has returned
to Devon. Pa., for several months
Mr. Prosser Tabb, of Mlddleburg.
VMted in town this week.
The force of the Warrenton Tele
phone Company has been busy this
week installing a new switchboard.
This Is due to the increase of busl- .
nesa of the company. Two operators ,
.will now handle the calls.
Mr. John Robertson, of Philadel- I
phla. Is again the guest or Mr. John
Pamberton. _ „ j
Mrs. Woodward. of Norfolk, is
spending some time in Warrenton
with her sister, Miss Agnes Psyne.
Mr. Willns hss returned from a,
trip to Naw Tork and the northern i
coast r and Is again at Mr. King'*. j
Mb. Tom Bartanstlen is represent
ing the Warrenton Rifles In the State,
tarMit oractice at Camp Perry, In
Ohio.
Mr. R. N. Brook 1* spending some
time in Warrenton.
Mr. Joseph A. Jeffries. Jr. is at
home after spending some time in;
sfina*1 Louis Antonsanti has returned
to New Tork after a visit of several
veeki to-her mother, Mrs. James P.
Jeffries.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Chamberlaine
are at home from Virginia Beach.
Mias Motile Payne, a daughter of
the late Captain William Payne, la
in Warrenton as the guest of Mrs.
General William H. Payne.
Right Rev. R. A. Gibson, bishop,
of the Episcopal diocese of Virginia,
spent Tuesday in Winchester confer
ring with the missionary society offl
eers of Christ church about mission
ary work. Bishop Gibson is spend
ing the summer at Orkney Springs.
Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd, of
the Virginia House of delegate* has
returned to Riehmond, after a stay
of some days at his home here.
~ Mr. Eddie T. Baker and wife, of
New Tork. are vletting at the home
of Mr. Baker’s father. William H.
Baker. Esq. . _ ;
Miss Marjorie Reardon is visiting
friends in Washington.
Mr. Thomas Cover, Sr., and Judge
Thomas W. Harrison have returned
from a visit to Atlantic City.
„„ URVIS-Cfiamd* & A'Mh-Ts***.
lilted friends and relatives here this
veek
Mr. J. E. Correll Is spending some
lays wl|h relatives at Harper's Fer
■y. W. Va.
Mrs. Jennie R. Byrd, of Baltimore,
s visiting relatives in this city.
Dr. and Mr*. John Randolph Gra
laro, of New York, are visiting rela
ives and friends In this city.
Misses Frances and Beulah Cline
ire spending several weeks at At- j '
antic City, N'. J.
Post-offlce Inspector Robert G. Gib- i ,
>ons. of Philadelphia, spent several \
lays with his father. Hon. C. M. Gib
>ons, at his home on North Main
itreet this week.
Mrs. E. W. Hoenahall, of Dayton.
l'a.. who has been visiting relatives
n this county, has returned home
iccompanled by Miss Winifred Rog
srs.
Mayor John T. Roddey and wife, of
Rock Hill, 8. C., who have bean
■pending some lime with Mrs. Rod- i
iey's parents. Mr. and Mr*. Isaac
IV. Russell, returned home this week.
Misses Ethel and Annie Fitzhugh.
jf Washington, who have been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. John H. Seal on
West Cork street, have returned
home.
Mr. Walter B. Krebs, of Merrers
>urg, Pa., Is visiting hi* parents, Mr.
,nd Mrs. H. Clay Krebs.
Mrs. Estelle Wilson, of Ironton, O.,
vho has been vlstting Mr*. John W.
lice, at her home on Braddock street,
tas returned to her home.
Mr*. William M. Whisson and
laughter, Mis* Virginia Whisson.
lave returned from a visit to friends
n Edinburg, Va.
Mr. James S. Grant and his bride,
ice Miss Mary Adele Talbott, of Clt
le Rock, Ark., have arrived in Wtn
:hester and will make their home on
■forth Main street.
Mrs Bessie Hoffman, of Wtlming
on, Del., Is visiting her mother. Mrs.
1. Virginia Xulton.
Commander I-ouis McCoy Xulton. of
he l.'nlted States Naval Academy.
Annapolis, and Mrs. Xulton have ar
rived In Winchester and will spend
some time with relatives.
Mr. O. W. Shull, of l^sington. Mo..
is visiting hts brother, Mr. B. C. Shull. ;
Mr* Edward Willis, of Richmond. ,
Va., and Mis* Katherine Fauntelroy,
of St. I/ouls. are visiting at the home j
of Mr. and Mrs. A. H Bern-.
Radford
I Spec 1*1 to The Richmond Virginian.) I
RADFORD, VA.. Aug. 13—East]
Radford young folks on Tuesday night
look a hay ride to Belsprlng, where
they were entertained by Mrs. John
lon" Mr. and Mrs. Hyman rhaperon
sd the party.
Miss I,ess Hhuier has returned, af
ter an extended visit to friends in
Wire county.
Commonwealth's Attorney H. C.
Tyler has recovered from a brief but j
severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Barnett, accom
panied by thetr sons, Kuhn and Mai
den. have gone to visit In Cleveland.
0.. for several weeks.
Mr. W H. McFarland is quite sick
Mr and Mrs Frank Rongtey, of Ab
ingdon. are visiting Mrs. Selden Dong
ley- !
Misses Bee and Boulse Price, of Roa
noke. are guests of Mrs. B. O. Pryor, j
Miss Verna Elsinger, of Cincinnati,
is visiting Miss Pearl Rosenfleld.
The melon feast for the fire laddies
was such a success they want to re
peat it fortnightly.
Two Illustrated lectures of the Pas
sion Play this week by the Salvation
Army Rev. D. H Rlttle will lecture
un the play. Captain A. F. Trevltt
will speak on the Salvation Army
work.
Miss Raura Kendertne. of German
town, Philadelphia, is visiting her bro
ther, Mr. W. J. Kenderdlne.
Miss Jessie Retd is now organist at
Radford Presbyterian church.
Brothers Mark and Justin, of the
iXavtgrian brothers, visited Radford
Saturday, calling at Captain Moran's
and Mr. Maginnts'. They are canvass
ing the Southwest and West Virginia
tn The mT»rp*t"Ttr'i >ld Point college,
which la conducted by the Xaverian
brothers.
Miss Margaret Slmpaon. of Chris
ttansburg. and Dr. Dora Smlmpson, of
India, are vtsttlng their brother, Mr
T W. fctmpson.
Mr. David Woodruff, of Georgia, and
his sister, Mi.c Dillard, of Rvnchburg,
are visiting Mr. Elijah Ingles.
The Mystic Chain. I. <>. O. F„ Ma
sons. Daughters of Rebecca and
Daughters of Naomi will have a Joint
picnic at Elllstpn August 30.
The aid society of the Radford Pres
byterian church will give an entertain
ment August 19. Mrs. Janet Stephens,
of Passed*nx, t'al„ will be the enter- j
tainer, telling stories of ante-bellum
days.
East Radford is still asking for pos- i
ta! savings bank.
Palmyra
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
PALMYRA, VA.. August 13.—Mr.
Pembroke Pettit and daughter, Miss
Clara, attended the Albemarle Horse
Show thla week.
Mrs. Dr. Alfred Gray and children,
of Richmond, are visiting at "Clifton,”
the home of Mrs. B. A. Gray.
Mr. and Mra. M. Q. Madison are vis
iting relatives In Caroline county.
Mr. Albert Wills, of Dallas, Texas,
is visiting relatives In this vicinity.
Mrs. Pembroke Pettit has recently
returned from a visit to her son, Claude
Pettit, of Fredericks Hall.
Mrs. Folkes and sister, of Richmond,
after having spent several weeks at
the "Dew Drop Inn,” returned home
last week.
Miss Catherine Frasier, of Upper
ville, Loudoun county, visited friends
here this week. Mtsa Frasier was at
one time a most popular teacher in our
Palmyra Normal High School.
Miss Clara Pettit recently visited
Miss Lucy Lee Jones, of Caryslirook.
Captain W. II. TaMey and wife were
ih Chartotteavflle thla week.
The Palmyra troop rendered the
drama. “A Kentucky Belie,” at Colum
bia on Thursday night. Refreshments
were served and quite an enjoyable
evening was spent.
Misses Virginia and Mary Sadler are
visiting relatives here.
Miss Nannie Cleveland, who has been
at Harrisonburg for some time, ir at
her old home again.
Miss Sail Ip Shepherd 1s visiting Miss
Lucy Lee Jones, at Carysbrook.
Miss Kile Shepherd went to Rich
mond yesterday to be with her nephew,
8. M. Shepherd, who la not quite so
well.
Mrs. Simmons, of Union Level, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. A.
B. Haden, returned home last Fri
day.
Mr, and Mra. Toney Miller, of Rich
mond, are guests at tbs "Dew Drop
Jan." f- 7 ' '
Fredericksburg
i
Specla. to The Richmond Virginian.)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA., August ;
13.—Mr. Clarence K. Howard and
vlfe, Mr. C. O’Conor Ooolrlck and ■
rite, M Isses Mary Custle Dee, Jennie
Maitland. Una Harrieon. Mrs. Rich- .
ire Gibson, of Alexandria, and |
Messrs W. K. Ooolrlck. F. M. Chi- ,
theater. C. B. Ooolrlck and Mr. Mel- i
:or. french, c*f Alexandria, has re
urned from a ten days' outing down
the Kappahannocw river a# far aa j
L’rbanna.
General D. D. White left Thursday
‘or the West on a business trip of
tome length.
Mrs. W. H. Owen, accompanied by
ler aunt Mlaa Sallle Jarratt, of 1
Petersburg, are visiting friends at j
Junbury. Fa.
Major H. B. Wallace has returned ;
’rom Atlantic City. in his absence *
Mr. W. E. Bradley, president of the j
round!, acted as mayor.
Captain S. J. Wulnn. superintendent |
of water for the city, left for his
summer home in Louisa on Thurs
lay for a two weeks' vacation.
Miss Jennie Hurkamp, of Alexan
dria, is visiting her brother, Mr.
Jharles H. Hurkamp, at "lsoacobel." j
Mrs. W. J. Harrison is visiting rela-j
tives at Sharps and Irvington on the I
Rappahannock.
Mis* Ruth Graham, of Raltimore,
Is visiting her grandiather, Mr. G. W. ;
Proctor, in this city.
Mr. W. W. Butiner, common- I
wealth's attorney of the city Is spend
ing his vacation in West Virginia.
Rev. R. A. Williams, who has been
visiting friends in Madison county,
returned to-day and will All the pul
pit of the Baptist church to-morrow.
Mr. J. B. Gray, Jr., and family, of
Nelson, X. C., is visiting his parents
at their home, "Travelers' Rest," In
Stafford county.
Mrs. Jones R. Hicks and sister, Miss
Nannie Maury Quinn, have returned
home from a visit to New York and
other Northern point*.
Mrs. H. A. Fenwick, of Baltimore,
is a guest at •'Cobham,'' the home of j
Mr. A. R. Howard.
Captain M. B. Rowe and Mr. George I
D. Rowe, left this week by way of
Washington and 'Norfolk for the \
water trip to New Tork.
Dr. P. IX. Hudgins, w ho recently i
stood the examination before the:
state board of veterinary examiners, 1
has received hit diploma and will I
open an office here for the practice
of his profession. Dr. Hudgins Is a
graduate of a Canadian veterinary
college.
Mrs. May E. Allen, of Richmond,
is spending some time with her sis- ;
ter, Mrs J. P. Rowe.
Mrs. James A. Thompson, of Rich- I
mond. is a guest this week of Mrs.
M. L. Chesley.
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Wlsston, of j
Matthews county, who have been ;
guests of Mr G. P Swift, left to-day
to visit friends In Spotsylvania coun- |
Virginia Beach
*
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.) t
VIRGINJA BEACH. VA. Aug. IS.— i
Mtaa Rage Grymts, of Richmond, Va, ;
Is spending a few weeks at the Gerd- |
ner cottage
Among those recently registered at!
the Queen Anne cottage axe: Mr. i
Thomas H. Weedon, of Washington.!
V. C.; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Croxell, i
of Washington, D. C.; Mr. H. K.
Humphrey, of Clrclevllle, C>.; Mr. A.
Le Karon Kibble, of Norfolk, Va.; Mr.
O. K. lsty. of Portsmouth; Mr. E. K.
J-ay, of Portsmouth, and Mr. Robert)
M. Libbey, of Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. La Payette Mann,
Miss Lucille Mann, Miss Helen Mann
and Mr. Roger Mann, all of Amelia,
Va.. are stopping at the Waverly for
some time.
J M. jtoyall. of Richmond, Va.. Is;
spending several weeks at the Gard- !
ner cottage.
Mr. Richard B. Watrous, of Wash
ington. D. C., Is stopping at the Queen
Anne cottage for some time.
Mr William Kwan returned to Pe
tersburg Monday, after spending a
week at the beach.
Miss Katherine Smith and Miss El
la Smith, of Richmond, Va., sxe spend
ing several weeks at the Gardner cot
tage.
Mr. Sydney Epps left Saturday for
Blackstone, Va.. after spending a few
weeks at the beach.
Those recently registered at the
Waverly cottage are Mrs. F. C. Uystn,
of Washington. D. C.; Miss Pauline
J.ebault. of Norfolk, Va.; M. Cary Har
rison, of Mickle river, Md.; Miss Fran
ces !>ack Hoggard. of Norfolk, Va.;
Miss Aline Herbert Kelley, of Norfolk,
Va.; Miss Lucy Gwyn Branham, of
Baltimore, Md.; Miss Mary T. Hog
gard, of Norfolk! Miss Lucy Miller,
of Lakeside, Va.; Jutlen Freeman, of
Norfolk, Va.; J. IX Leonard, of Wash
ington, 1*. C., and Mr. W. A. Keefe,
of Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Herbert Witt is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Tucker Brooke.
J. B. Lightfoot, of Richmond, Va,
spent several days at the Gardner cot
tage.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Joy cottage are Mr. Edwar dE. John
ston, of Harrisburg. Pa; Miss Corlnne
Cavert, of Nashville, Tenn.! Miss Ella
O. Blocker, of Harrisburg, Pa.; Mr.
James S. Fluhugh and wife, of Char
lottesville, Va.; Mr. W. T. Grimes,
Jr., of Baltimore. Md-: Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Grimes, of Baltimore, Md.; Mr.
W. Ferguson, of Richmond, Va.; B.
Kowper and family, of Wllllamston,
N. C.; Mrs. J. E. Moore, of'Wllllams
ton. N. C.; Mrs. T. G. Burke, of Roa
noke, Va; Miss Anna 8. Garry, of
Roanoke. Va.; H. G. Dosbin, of Smith
field, Va, and Miss T. Underwood, of
Smithfleld.
J. Waldo Grimes, of Baltimore, Md.,
spent the week end at the Oardner
•cottage.
Dr. and Mrs. D. E. Weatherhead, of
pnclnnatt, O., are spending some time
at the Waverly.
J. W. Truett, Jr., bf Suffotk, Va,
is stopping for a few 'weeks at the
Gardner cottage.
Miss Fanny Etheridge, of Norfolk,
is the guest of Mrs. Thomas A. Car
roll, at the "English bungalow."
Mr. W. M. Spencer, of Washington,
D. C., spent the week end with Mr.
Le Roy Williams at the Pocahontas
cottage. ’•
Miss Rosalie Milnes, who has been
the guest of Mrs. James 8. Reid, left
Tuesday for the Yellow Sulphur
Springs.
Mr. Morton Prentis has returned to
the beach, after spending a week In
New York.
Mr. end Mrs. D. C. Keller, of Cin
cinnati, O,, are spending several weeks
at the Waverly.
Mrs. G. W. Smoot. Mias Sadie Smoot
and Mr. Barton Smoot, of Richmond,
Va, are stopping at the Driftwood cot
tage for several weeks.
Captain D. Tilford, U. 8. A., and
Lieutenant Commander Bran, U 8
N., are the guests of Lieutenant Com
mander C. B. Price and Mrs. Price.
K V, -W. Muggins, o{ Martsvyig,
I. C , and Mr*. J. G. Moo-e, of Hart*- |
ill*, 8 ar# stopping at the Wav- |
>rly for some time.
. Mr. Sam Lacy, of Richmond, Va.. |
'pent the week end with Mr. Jack
-lunley. ,
Dr. and Omsby. of Chicago,
ire spending some time at the Poca
lontas cottage.
Mrs. Welhelm and Mias Dorothy
Welhelm, of Atlanta. Oa.. are spendi
ng some time at' the Virginia Beach
totel.
Mrs. Virginia Hartwell and Mis# I
Mary Field, Mr. W. Keefe Mr. Morton ,
Prentls, Mr. Jack Hunley, Mr. W.
Berry and Dr. Charles Scott. !
Miss Elisabeth Brander, of Rich-1
mond, Va.. Is the guest of Mrs. Wll- '
lam Shelburne.
Mrs. Moore, of Norfolk, Is the guest
jf her mother. Mrs. James 3. Reid.
Mr. Robert Beaman, of Norfolk, Is
the gueat of Mr Morton Prentls.
Mr. John Sprunt, of Norfolk, spent
the week end at the Victoria cottage.
Mr. John Mitchell has returned to
the beach, after spending a week In
Norfolk.
I
Buena Vista
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.) j
BUENA VISTA, VA, August 13.— !
The number of summer visitor* is on :
the increase and all the hotels and [
boarding houses are full, and of course
all the families in the city have their j
share of summer visitors. The enter
tainments given in honor of the visit- j
or* are very numerous. Monday even- j
ing one of the largest nances of the
season will be given in the. Opera
House by the young men of the city, i
and several small entertainments are!
scheduled for the week. The Heights
continues popular and each day brings
a number of new arrivals to help swell ■
the already gay crowd.
Horseback riding In the cool morn- j
Ing hours seem* to be the most popu- j
lar diversion at the present time, and |
each morning sees a large crowd of
young ladies riding.
The room reservations for the bal
ance of August are very heavy, and
next week will find the season at its
height.
A very enjoyable family reunion is in
progress at the home of Mr. and Mrs. j
G. P. Zimmerman this week, and they
have as their guests the following:
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Zimmerman, of I
Clifton Forge; Messrs. Charles and
Harry Zimmerman, of Farmvtlle; Mrs.
Richard Booth, of Lynchburg, and Miss
Adline Zimmerman, of Richmond.
The ladies of the Methodist church
gave a very enjoyable lawn party on
Thursday evening.
A very enjoyable dance was given !
at the Heights Friday evening, which
was largely attended. Tuesday even
ing the guests gave a very enjoyable
tacky party. The first price was won
by Miss Duval, of Buena Vista, while
Miss Schulte, of Baltimore, captured
the second. Among others whose cos- i
tumes were especially good were those
of Mis* Maxwell, of Buena Vista, and i
Miss Ferguson and Miss Pierce, of i
Richmond.
Among the recent arrivals are Miss j
Pierce, Mies Ferguson and Miss Dlrby, |
of Richmond, and Miss Young and Miss
Stokes, of Petersburg.
Miss Sarah Stevens, of Washington,
and Miss Mattie Prichard, of Peters
burg. are the guests of Mrs. W. B.
Prichard.
Mrs. A. Tlmberlake, of Washington,
is the guest of Mrs. W. M. Brown.
Mrs. R. A. DePrtest. Misses Grace.
Georgle and Mary DePriest, who have
been spending several weeks in Selins
gorve. Pa, returned to the city Sunday
morning, accompanied by Mrs. De
Priest’s sister, Mrs. Frank Young
man.
Mr. and Mrs. D, H. Rucker, of Hamp
ton, who have been spending some
time at the Brunswick Inn at Waynes- ;
boro, are the guest# of Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Rucker.
Mr. A. F. Campbell, of Richmond,
is spending several days in the city,
having been called here by the illness !
of his mother.
_Mr. and Mrs. Willard.- Wxer.u. ail
Paral. W. Va.. and Mr*. C. W. Show- j
altar, of Winchester, Ky., tire the ,
guests of Mrs. J. T. Wrenn.
Mr. T. M. Lynch is spending a cou- !
pie of weeks at his old home in Boston,
Mass. . _....
Mr. Haiston Burks and Miss Bessie
Burks are spending a few days at j
Rockbridge Baths.
Mr. Peter Campbell, of Amherst
Courthouse, Is the guest of his sister, '
Mrs. H. R. Mills.
Mr. Walter Parker, who has been '
the guest of his brother. Mr. C. E.
Parker, returned to his home in Cov- j
Ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Miller, of Lynch
burg. were the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
W. H. GHkyson several days this week
Miss Kitts Wrenn, of Bon Air, who
has been the guest of Mrs. A. M.
Rucke.r returned to her home this
week.
Mias Mary Richardson is spending
several days in Lynchburg.
Miss Mabel C. Hurt, of Salem, is the
guest of Mrs. R. A. DePriest.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA.. August IS.—Mr. J
J. Taylor haa returned home from vls
: Iting relatives in Brunswick county.
Miss Hettle Jones, of Maryland, who
i has been visiting for more than a
| month at the home of Rev. J. W.
I Heckman, returned home Friday.
Miss Maud Richardson, of South
I Boston. Is visiting her friend and
schoolmate. Miss Sarah Myche, of this
tOWh.
Mrs. E. A. Tinsdale, of Portsmouth.
Is the guest of her father. Sergeant
William Harding, of North Emporia.
Mr. John L. Wycha, of Weldon. N. C.,
visited his psirents, Mr. end Mrs. B. W.
Wyche. this week.
Misses Haughty Lee and Effle Slate
and F. E. and A. G. Slate have re
turned home from a few days' enjoy
ment at Ocean View,
Mr. David Omansfcy is visiting
friends and relatives in Baltimore.
Mr. R. B. Carney haa returned from
a ten days' visit to friends In Church
land.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Deal Mr. F. L
Palmer and Miss Helen 8. Weaver are
vlaltlng Atlantic City.
Miss Rena Tunstall. of North Em
poria, Is visiting friends at South
Hilt.
Mrs. W. C. Weaver la visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L Davis, of
Gloucester county, this week.
Messrs Marvin Smithey, William H.
Hill and J. E. Snow, of Lawrencevllle,
attended a meeting of Royal Arch Ma
sons hers Monday night, Messrs.
Smithey and Snow taking some de-'
Mr. and Ms*. F. T. Fc* and three
children returned In their automobile,
without accident, except the puncture
of one tlrso from visiting relatives at
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Scottsville
Spec!*. to The Richmond Virginia*. •
8COTTSVILLE. VA., Aufuat 13.—
Xcottsvllle Chapter. Daughters of the
Confederacy have enclosed the sol
llers’ burying ground her* with an
ron fence, and are now raising money
'or the purpose of erecting a monu- i
nent
The Baptist Woman’s Missionary
Societies of Albemarle county held
heir annual meeting here Wednes- ;
lay. Nearly all of the churches In j
the county were represented and the
attendance was large. Dinner wm
lerved on the church grounds anil
the meeting was successful and en
loyable.
The Misses Nicholas, of Blrm'ng
tiam, were "surprised" by a party of
jur young people Tuesday . night:
Those In the party were: Misses Dude
ind Dlndsay Powers, Annie Befebvr< .
Marie I-eahy, Mary Bull, X^oulse Beal
and Mr. B. R. Gault.
Mrs. W. A. Powers, who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. D. Powers, has
returned to her home In Richmond. !
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Dorrler,
after visiting relatives and friends
here, left Tuesday for Boss, K.v„
where Mr. Dorrler has a large rail- j
road contract.
Dr. James O. Hart, of Ashland, Is
visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
John W. Nicholas.
Thomas Jones, wife and daughters,
of Esmont were in town Wednesday.
Miss Marie Leahy, of Richmond, Is
at "The Terrace" for the month of
August.
Mrs. George T. Omohundfo, of
Glendower, was here Tuesday
Rev. J. A. Christian has returned !
from Richmond.
J. B Pitts was In Richmond this
wee.
Henry I^onderee and wife, of West
Virginia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W,
P. Donderee.
Mrs. Jacinto V. Peviera spent sev
eral days In Hj-nchburg this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Day Smith haw.
returned from Harrisonburg, where
Mr. Smith has been teaching In the (
summer normal school.
Reeve Nicholas attended the Albe- -
marie horse show- In Charlottesville
Wednesday.
Jesse Day. of Washington, D. C., is
visiting his old home here. _
Howell Bew-ts, of Howardsvllie, was
In town a few days ago.
Captain John Alexander, of War
ren. was in town Tuesday.
Suffolk
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
SUFFOLK. Aug. 1 3.—A charming
house party, chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry B Band and composed of
the following young people returned
Tuesday from a week's stay at Vir
ginia Beach. Misses Virginia and Nell
Jordan, Boulse Britt. Smma King,
Mary Diele, Katharine Brothers and
Messrs. A. S. H. Burges, Arthur Jor- I
dan, H. M. Holland. Pretlow Holland, '
George Moseley, William Howard and j
John Pinner.
Mrs. J. B. McBemore, Miss Mary
Wlllla McBemore and Miss Jennie
Ware Pretlow have gone to the Old
Sweet Springs, where they will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Among the Suffolk people summer
ing In Wythevllle, Va., are Mrs. John
B. Pinner, Miss Katharine Pinner,
Miss Susette Jordan, Miss Elizabeth
Britt, Miss Bettle Riddick, Mrs. Geo. ,
VV. Truitt and Colonel Thomas W.
Smith.
Misses Nell Jordan and Katharine
Brothers left Friday for the Yellow
Sulphur Springs. Miss Brothers will
■pend some time at Mountain Lake
before returning.
Mtsa Laura Etheridge has returned
from Virginia Beach, where she was
the guest of her cousin. Mrs. Marion
Pritchard, of Baltimore, at the "Wav
erly.”
Miss Virginia Lynch will leave nest
week for Mount Elliott to spend some
time. ..
Mias Margaret Dalton, of Winston
Salem, is the guest of Miss Mary Wig
gins In Bank street.
Mr. "Happy" Chandler, of New
York, spent a portion of tha week In
Suffolk.
Mr*. T. A. Smyth, Of Richmond.
Is the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Numey, In West
Washington street
Miss Emma King has as her guest
Miss Lois Anderson Phillips, of Jack
son. Miss.
Mrs. A. B. Twlttr. Misses Boulse,
Evelyn, Sallie and Laura Twitty are
summering In Ftncaatle.
Sunnyside
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
SB’NNYSIDE, VA.. Aug. 13.—Mlaa
Booker, of Richmond, is the guest of
Miss Kate Garrett.
M. A. Strader returned from Lynch
burg last week.
Mias Kathleen Frazier, of Rich
mond, is visiting relatives here.
Miss McBane left Monday to visit
friends In Goochland.
Mias Maxey, or Biackstone. is visit
ing her uncle, Mr. F. M. Maxey.
Miss Janie Wilkins, of Turbevllle,
la a guest at "Green Bevel.”
Nony McBane left this week to pros
pect a farm In Botetourt
Hon. Hal Flood of Washington. D.
C. ,was In the county last week.
The farmers gave a picnic at Mr.
Bob Davis Saturday; about 1,000 peo
ple present.
Chase City
CSp«oial to The Richmond Virginian.)
CHASE CITY. VA., August IS.—
Miss Irma F. JefTress delightfully en
tertained at a morning bridge party
Friday in honor of Mrs. I.yel! Hunts,
of Baltimore. The house was prettily
decorated and each guest was pre
sented with a dainty fan, the prise,
a book, was won by Miss Alma Elam.
Those invited were: Misses Mary I>,
Burwell, Sue Gregory, Rachel Gil
more. Ella Glhson, of Richmond, Va.;
Alma Elam, Suffolk. Va.; Mra Has
kins Ferrell. Mrs. E. W. Hudgins,
Mrs. A. U J. Boswell and Mra Lyell
Gunta of Baltimore.
A Gretna Green marriage took
place at the residence of Rev. H. T.
Williams on Sunday, when Mr. P. A.
Manning and Miss Maud Tisdale, of
the "nearby" country, were made ona
The tobacconists of the town will
give a grand “cue” at Gregory's
Crossing this week and a large crowd
will enjoy the barbecued meat and
far famed Brunswick stew:
Mire Alice Taylor, a recently ap
pointed missionary of the Baptist
Home Mission Board, will leave Sep
ismbgc. -A t»K Juk wirfc la -Cuba*
Ml** Margaret Lee Bo*well leave* | f
>n Tuesday for a alt week* stay at 1
lit Moose Lake la the Adirondack*. , I
Mr*. Lyell Ounts, the guest of Mrs. I
M Boswell left this week for her,'
>ome lr. Baltimore.
Mis* Ruth Smith, of Richmond. Is ] '
'lsitlng Mr*. H. T William*.
Mr and Mrs. Ballard E. Boswell. 1
>f Charleston. W. Va„ are spending 1
i week with Mr* C. M Boswell.
Mrs Ashton Smith and daughter, l
it Roanoke, are the guest* of Mrs. 1
W. D. WUldman
Miss Julia Minor, Mra Minor and )
Miss Htkks. of Oxford, N. C., are i
■pending some time here. 1
Mr*. Frank Henley has returned i
from a visit to Williamsburg. <
Mrs. Williams Barnett and Mrs. S. i
L. Blalock, of South Hill. Va., are
spending the week here.
I
Bon Air
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.) '
BON AIR. VA., August 13.—Dr. Gra
ham was the guest this week of Dr.
E. B. McCluer.
Claiborne Whitworth and Daniel
Tinsley are away on a vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Sadler, of Forest Hill, i
is visiting Mrs. R. E. Brldgeforth.
Mies Dottier is away for a few days ;
with frisnds in Richmond.
Miss Elizabeth Cocke is the guest of
friends on the Hermitage road.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sampson left j
this week for their home in Richmond. J
Misses Douise and McKenna Jones, j
of Petersburg, are the guests of the
Misses Christian.
John Christian has been visiting Mrs.
Ramsey at Westover. .j
Mr. and Mrs. LeGrange Cooke and
Miss Sarah Cross Joyner, of Holland.
Va.. were week-end guests of Miss Au- ,
gusta Barfield.
Miss Dilly Cary and John Cecil have
been the recent guests of Colonel and
Mrs. T. M. R. Talcott.
Mr. W. S. Archer and Mr. and Mrs. j
P. J. Archer were the guests on Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Randolph.
Miss Winifred Crenshaw and Miss
Edith Scoflin, who have been with Miss
Carrie Moore for a month, have re
turned to Richmond.
Mr. R. McC. Bulllngton left on Tues- |
day for Keswick, where she will chape
rone a house party for two weeks. i
Hamish McDanold has returned i
from a delightful visit to relatives In '
Scotland and was the guest of Charles j
Cocke on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Iecky and Miss
Mariam Deeky were here on Saturday. I
Miss Jennie Talcott returned from
Albany. N. Y., on Monday.
Miss Cary Talcott was the guest of I
Miss Carrie Moore last week.
Miss Hallie Talcott Is visiting Mrs. i
Trueman A. Parker in Leesburg.
Miss Polly Robins was Miss Harriet
Cocke's guest on Tuesday.
Leesburg
(Special to The Richmond Virginian. > :
LEESBURti, VA.. Aug. 13.—Miss
May Nichols, of Alexandria, is visit
ing Miss Aline Haw ling, of this town, j
Miss Nannie Worsley, of Washing
ton, is visiting her sister, Mias Eliza- j
beth Worsley.
Mrs. Dunn, of Petersburg, Va.. is!
the guest of her daughter. Mrs. W. C. j
Orr.
Miss Mary Peterkin. of Parkersburg, j
W. Va., and Miss Thomas, of the East- ;
ern Shore, Md., are the guests In town
of Miss Margaret Flshburne.
Miss Bertha M. Phelps, of Wash
ington, is the guest in town of Miss
Jessie Divine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Page Daughlin, Mr. j
and Mrs. Charles T. Clagett and Mrs. t
R. B. Wlldman have been spending
some time at Capon Springs, W. Va. ,
Mlsa Cora Lutz, who has been via- ;
iting Indian Head, Md., has returned !
to her home, accompanied by her cou- i
sin. Mrs. Reynolds Hayden.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Chichester, |
Jr., and little aim sre spendThg some i
time at Cape May aa the guests of
Mrsc. Chichester's father, Mr. Jones:
Wister.
Miss Moselle Worsley, of Columbus,
Oa.. who has been making an extend
ed visit at the heme of Mrs. Thomas
Edwards, has joined her mother at
Natural Bridge, Va.
Mias Grace Bull, of Richmond, Va., j
is the guest of Miss Fannie Edwards.
Miss Katie Khryoek, of Ryan. Va. , j
is visiting Miss Alice Ellmore, near
town.
Mrs. Louis Gramme? and children
are spending several weeks at Paeon
lan Springs, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox Jenkins, of j
Norfolk, Va., are visiting the latter's I
father, Captain A. M. Chichester, at
''Ivon,” near Leesburg.
Miss Virginia Miller, of Washing- !
ton. is visiting her sister, Mrs. ster
ling Murray.
Mr. John Scott Ferguson, of Pitta
burg, is spending some time at Bel
mont, his summer home, near Lees
burg.
Mrs. Llnnie Hoskinson. of Washing
ton, and Mrs. Virginia Tltu* of Kent
[county, Va.. have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hourl
hana.
Gordonsville
! (Special to The Richmond Virginian.!
GORDONSVJLLE. VA., August 1» —
Sir. C. C. Michle, wife and child, of
■ Richmond, spent several days this week
with hla sister, Mrs. R. Q. Watkins.
Misses Marie Ford. Doane and Meoni,
of Richmond, are visitors this week
at the home of Mr. E. L. Freddy.
Miss Minnie Schweickert, of Rtch
: mond, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. M.
Michle, in the city.
Miss Lillie Smith, of Richmond, Is
spending the week with Miss Pauline
Jordan.
Miss Ed lift Faber, of Roanoke, and
Mr Chastlne Collins, of Panola, tier*
guests this week at the home of Misses
Bettie send Lillie Faber.
Mrs. F. L. Faulconer and little
daughter, of Greensboro, X. C.. are vis
iting Misses Josephine and Norma
Faulconer, In the city.
Misses Lillian Strange and Louiae
Reynolds, of Huntington, W. Va., spent
several days with Miss Pauline Jordan
en route to Old Point.
Mias' Liltha Riney, of Richmond,
spent several days this week with her
father, Mr. J. H. Riney, In our town.
Mr. Fenton Jacobs, of Richmond, vis
ited hit mother here this week.
Misses Pear! and Grace Davenport
have returned from a visit of several
weekr to frlendr and relatives at Kltn
I ball. »
Mr. Robert Scott, of Huntington, W.
Va. visited relatives hare thip week.
Mr. B. M. Davenport and wamliy, of
Richmond, are visiting hla sister, Mra
R. M. McClure, end other relatives la
..tog* . V
Special to Tlie Richmond Virginian.?"
STODDERT. VA.. August 13.—Mian
i’anny Miller has been on the alck llat
or the paat week. *
Dr. Sam Hatcher, of Richmond, will
>reach at Centenary church, Cumber*
and county, on the second Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Hatcher and chllren, ot
Richmond, are visiting Mrs. Tom Gray
it her country home In Cumberland
xiunty.
I.lttle Margaret Crawley, daughter
if Mrs. I-ouis Crawley, Is out, after
lulte a hard spell.
Rev. Mr. Hill, who preaches at the
iTesbyterlan church In Farmvllle, will
>reacb at the Stoddert school on tha
lernnd Sunday afternoon.
There will be a series of services
it Guinea Presbyterian church, con
lucted by Mr. John Davis, assisted by
dr. McFHdden, of Richmond.
The Stoddert Sunday-school ia be*
ng given a picnic on the lawn at Mr.
Sam Oadgett's on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs William Walker visited
-datives in Powhatan lust week.
Mrs. Joe Crute and children, of West
F’oint, are visiting Mr. Wyatt Crute.
Mr. Joe Crute arrived at hla father’s,
Mr. Wyatt Crute. Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis visited
friends in the Guinea and Stoddert
neighborhoods Igst week.
Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
KEYSVILLE, VA.. Aug. 12.—Dr. E.
r. Dadmun, of FarmviUe, is conduci
ng a series of revival services at the
Methodist church. Large crowds are
n attendance and much Interest is 1
manifested.
Miss Mary Carter, of Clayton, N.
and Mr. Lawrence Pridy, of New
York, are guests at the home of R. T,
Prlddy.
Mr. E. T. Gregory is spending the
week in Richmond.
Mrs. T. H. Williams and children,
of Richmond, are the guests of Mrs.
Ellen Gregory.
Mrs. F. H. Gregory left for her horn*
In New York city to-day.
Dr. Ford, of Roanoke, has located
here to practice htu profession.
Mrs. Davis and daughter, Miss
Florence, have returned from a pro
longed stay In Washington. D. C.
Mrs. E. H. Matthewson and chil
dren, of Washington, are the guests
of Mrs. F. I. Hamner.
Rev. Mr. Hager, of Lunenburg, is
here attending the rev ival services be
ing held in the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Edward Womack, of Roanoke,
is visiting Mrs. Snoddy.
Mr. Luther Jeffrese. of Richmond,
is spending the week with hts mother,
Mrs. S. B. Jeffreys.
Mrs. E. T. Dadmun. of Farmvllle,
who has been visiting Mrs. 8. R. Tug
gle, left for her home to-day.
Keysville
with Mr. and
New
number of
t at a gar*
Mr*. F. W.
their girl
feature of
Oxford
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.
OXFORD, N. C.. Auguat 13.—J
large number of young people enjoy
ed a delightful social gathering at th«
hospitable home of Dr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin K. Hays when Miss Katherine
Hays Fleming Issued Invitations to
her friends "to meet Miss Beatrice
Lewis, of New York city, her house
guest. Fourteen tables of "forty,
two” presented a merry scene, and
made a beautiful porch party. The
lawn, which is one of the most ex
tensive in town, was brilliantly il
luminated with Japanese lanterns
During the e\enlng delightful refresh
ments and music added much to th<
pleasure of all present.
On Tuesday evening a nur
the young men entertained at
den party at the home of ."
Hancock, in honor of
frlenda An Interesting
the evening wa» a guessing contest,
in which Mr. R. M. Ray won the
prise, a beautiful box of candy.
Among those who attended were:
Lucy Landis, Roberta Hicks, <
Brooklyn; Mary Royatl Hancock,
Mary_Shaw, Sallle Wehh. Fstelle
White, Bessie Robards. Ruth Mitch
ell, Norma Burwell, Janie Hunt,
Mary B. Williams and Frances Hays.
Messrs. F. W. Hancock, Jr., Bessie:
and WHnfleld Taylor, Morehead Em
mett, Willie Grant, Waverly Harris
Luther Davis, R. M. Ray, J. M. Peace
W. W. Alston and William Landis.
Miss Kthly Shelburne Adams, whe
has been attending a house party in
Pungoteague, Va., and later was a
member of a camping party on Ches
apeake Bay. Maryland, has —--*
home.
Miss Augusta Landis, of
spent Sunday in Oxford -i
mother, Mrs. Annie Landis.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Carr came
over from Durham In their auto Sun
day and spent the day
Mrs. S. W. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elmer
turned Sunday from an extended
to Norfolk, Vs.
Mr. E. T. Rollins, of the D
Herald, was an Oxford viait<
week.
Mr. J. Merrill Peace has reti
home, after an extended visit to
York city, and FoVt Hamilton, N
Mr. C. HL Landis spent Monda
Durham.
vania
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
8POT8TLVA NT A, VA., August 1J.
—Mr. Peaches S. Lovelace of Lynch*
burg, la visiting frifcnds In Spotsyl*
vania and Fredericksburg.
Mr. William Morrison, of Fred* .
erlckaburg. is the guest of friends at *
Spotsylvania.
Miss Myrtle Green, of Washington,.
Is the guest of Miss Mary Andrews
at Spotsylvania.
Miss Marlon Waller, of Richmond*
who has been Hatting- fn 8pbtsjf5
vania for two weeks, has returnsd
home.
Mr. Marshall Hawkins, of Hunting*
ton, W. Va., Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Hawkins, of Post Oak, Va. - ■
Mias Mary Price, of Richmond. Va.,
is visiting for two weeks Mr. and Mrs.
William Forbes, of 8potsylvania. ;
Mies Nellie Green, of Washington^ '
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph As'
Pendleton, of Spotsylvania.
Miss Cora Jones, of Florida, is visit* -
ing for a month at Maseaponax ta
Spotsylvania.
Mr. Frank Cammack, of Washing*
ton. ia the guest.of friends in Cheroad*
Ion for tec days.
Mr. Herbert 8tuart. of Richmond*,
ia visiting in ML Pleasstnt, Spotsylil
vania.
Mias Etta Trigg, of Waahiagto*. W
visiting at-Odsheu.