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(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA, V.A., September 17.—
Mhw Margaret Watkins, of FarmvtUe.
who has been visiting her friend and
schoolmate, Mias Mary ■ Powell, on
Main street, returned home this week.
Mias Salt!
Bailie C. Bailey left for the
. Randolph Macon Woman's College,
Vln Lynchburg, this week.
|| Messrs. B. W. Wythe. E. C. Fal
ftner, W. B. Ooodwyn, and A. M. Pot
ter, of this place, spent the week In
9 Sussex, camping and hunting. They
liwturned to-day.
Mr. P. W. D. Jones, of Norfolk,
has returned home after a visit of
several days to Staunton, and to his
Another, Mrs# M. W. Jones, of this
« Through the solicitations of Mrs.
#J. J. Taylor, the Confederate monu
ment fund has hfcen Uncrossed to
, the amount of 112.00 by the contribu
tions of the Petersburg traveling
^salesmen.
■W Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hardy, Jr.,
•are the guests of friends In Ken
hrldge this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gay, and Mrs.
<?. M. Home have returned from aev
• eral days visit to friends In Smith
held this week, having made the trip
In an automobile.
Mlsa Vermon Hoge. of Baltimore,
Is the guest of her friend. Miss Ada
Brown, of this town.
Miss Julia Rhein, of Halifax. N. C..
has returned home after visiting
$, friends here.
Mrs. Howard Moseley, of Danville,
■ Is visiting her mother, Mrs. T. J.
4 Vaughan, of North Emporia.
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LEESBURG. VA.. September 17.—
Mrt. Jss. E. 8tandley, of Waahing
i ton, la visiting her alater. Mrs. F. E.
> Saunders, at ‘'Lombardy." near town.
Mr. W. H. Burke and children have
1 returned from an extended visit to
."if Hampton, Va.
Mra. Speer, and daughters. Mlaaea
Leila and Bessie, who have apent sev
eral weeks with the missis Elgin,
F have returned to their home In Wash
f ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert U. Walker
I have returned to their home In Wat
| erford from a tour abroad. While
s in Oxford. England, their daughter,
v Miss Cornelia, was stricken with ln
t fantile paralysis.
,< Misses Nannie Lee Janney and Har.
f rlette Winchester, are at Virginia
1 Beach for several weeks.
» Mrs. Alfred Oawthrope. of Wll
, mlngton. Del.. Is the guest of Miss
Liliias Janney. Mrs. Oawthrope was
< formerly Miss Belle McOlll, of Lees
* Mrs. Fred H. Hobart, of Wash
ington. Is the guest of Miss Violet
* Alexander.
Mr. Samuel Norris, « well-known
architect, and daughter. Miss Han
— nah Norris, have returned to their
home in Washington after an ex
tended visit In Leesburg.
Mr. Frank Littleton, a well-known
broker of New York, Is visiting his
old home In Leesburg this week.
Mr. Oeo. F. Lewis, of Wilmington.
Dei., la visiting his staters In town.
Captain W. E. Oarrett Is spending
several weeks at Bolar Springs. Va.
Miss Jean Lee Fennel has returned
from an extended visit to Salisbury,
Md.
Leesburg
Bon Air
tw^vclal to The Richmond Virginian.,
11ON AIK, \ A., September »r.—
^Hr. and Mrs. Ooggln, of Texas; Misses
Mary and Harriet Cringan, t naries
Phipps, of boston, ha*e oven tn« re
cent guests of Mrs. T. I,. I'. Cocke.
Miss Mary >riend. of Petersburg,
anti Miss Marlon .Montague were
guests on Tuesday or Miss Virginia
bee Miller.
A aeiigutful automobile party from
Klchtnoud journeyed out last Satur
day ana had supper In tiue tamp
fashion on Sunset H11J. Tne party
consisted of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
Mayo, Misses Juliet and Cary Tal
cott, Lisa Archer, Evelyn Glenn,
Emily Travatt and Gussie Burwelb
of Baltimore. Messrs. Hamilton. Bae
kervllle and James Ball, of Rich
mond. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cox, Jr., left
on Tuesday, accompanied by their
family for their home In Richmond.
Miss Augusta Barfield closed her
home here this week and w 111 be
In Richmond for the winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hotchkiss, of
Richmond, are at “The Inn.”
Mr. T. M. Kennedy. Miss Kennedy
and Gordon Kennedy left this week
to visit relatives In Berryvllle.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Meek and
family are at "The Inn" for this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Withers Miller were
with Mr. Polk Miller over Tuesday.
Mlaa Olive Moulton left Thursday
for New England to visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Bentley w ere
guests on Monday of Or. and Mrs.
Charles Robins, in Richmond.
Miss McKenna Jones, who has been
the guest of Miss Ettas Christian, re
turned to Petersburg Wednesday.
A well attended bal pondre on
Tuesday at the Country Club was the
event of the week.
Miss Nelle McClure was the hostess
on Monday night for a party of young
people from Richmond. Among them
were Miss Elisabeth Montgomery,
Miss Marberry and Miss Mary Waller,
of Norfolk.
Spottsylvania
(Special to The Richmond .Virginian.)
SPOTSYLVANIA. VA., Sept. 17.—
Mra Lula Hudson, of Washington. Is
visiting for a week Mrs. S. W. Alrlch,
of Spotsylvania.
A. G. Spotswood, of Orange, has
returned home, after visiting Mr. C.
E. Gordon for some days in Spoteyl
< vanta.
Miss Mary Hansford, of Washington,
is the guest of friends In Spotsylvania
for a week.
Mr. end Mrs. William Hansford, of
Spotsylvania, are visiting for ten days
in King George county.
Mrs. Virginia Poiglalre, who has
been spending the summer In Spot
sylvania, has returned to Washing
ton.
Mrs. Theodors Miller, of Irvington,
after visiting several weeks In Spot
sylvania. has returned home.
Mies Myrtle Jones, of Washington,
Is the guest of Mra Annie L. Alrlch,
of Spotsylvania.
Mr. and Mra. George V. Shay', of
the county, geve a very enjoyable so
cial and danca to their numerous
friends on Thursday night last.
Coleman Hollingsworth, of Spotsyl
vania. has gone on is visit to Front
/ Stars!) Vn»
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Buena Vista
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(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
BUENA VISTA, VA.. September
11*.—A very enjoyable hop was given
at the Marlbrook on Tuesday evening
! by the young men of the city. The
! ballroom floor was In excellent con
dition the music good and everybody
■ had a good time.
| The annual picnic of the Methodist
Sunday-school was held In Ubaugh's
woods Wednesday and was largely at
tended both by the school and the
olaer members of the church. At noon
a bountiful lunch was'served by the
ladles, and the day was spent In play
ing games dear to the hearts ot the
i children.
I Mr. Henry Camden, of Fairfield,
i was a business visitor in the city
j Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Mills will leave
j Saturday afternoon for Colorado
! Springs, Col., where they will make
their home in the future.
1 Mr. and Mrs. E. I* Emhree return
1 ed from Porterdale, Ot., Wednesday
: morning, where they were called by
I the death of their grandson, D. Dean
i Towers, Jr.
Mrs. W. I. Boone, who has been
visiting friends In Roanoke, returned
home Sunday evening.
Miss Mattie Prichard, of Peters
burg, who has been the guest of Miss
Mary Klfherson, returned to her
home Wednesday.
Mrs. W. M. Brown and Mr. Am
brose Brown, who have been spend
ing a month In Washington, returned
home Sunday. i
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Williams, of
Montvate. who have been the guests
of their daughter. Mrs. A. M. Rucker,
returned to their home this week.
Miss Helen Moore, of Fairfield, is
the guest of Miss Margaret Umholts.
City Treasurer A. O. Burks spent
Sunday and Monday in Bedford City.
Miss Annie Xolley left Tuesday
..morning for Norfolk, where she will
In the public schools this winter
Mrs. J. T." Martin, of Farmvllle,
1* the guest of Mrs. A. M. Rucker.
Miss Ella Arbogast returned Sun
day from New York and Philadel
phia.
Mr. Henry Xolley left Tuesday
morning for Ashland to resume his
studies at Randolph-Macon College.
Mr. I* C. linden, of Palmyra, was
a business visitor in the city Tues
day.
Mr and Mrs. W. P. Blue, of Char
lottesville. who have been the guests
of Mrs. J. F. Stratton, returned to
their home this wee*.
Mrs. Graham Dixon left Tuesday
for Marllnton, W. Va.. where she will
Join her husband, who Is now located
In that city.
King George
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
KINO GEOROE, VA . St.pt. 17 —
Miss Huth C oakley. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. K. Powell Coakley, of King
George, was married in Washington
a few days ago to Mr Roger Jones,
of Colonial Beach. They will reside
at the beach.
Mrs. Julian Taliaferro, of Wash
i ington. who has been spending some
[ time with her slater, Mrs. Addison
Hansford Urymea. has returned home.
Miss Nannie Byrd Turner, the poet
ess. U visiting friends In Radford.
Mr*. H. 11. Wallace and daughter.
Miss Ellen, of Fredericksburg, are
1 guests of Mrs. Wallace's father. Mr.
Henry Byrd l^ewls, at "Clave," on
the Happahnnock.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Tieman Darling
have closed their beautiful home.
Cleveland." and have gone to Wash
ngt< n for a few months. Mr. Darl
ing Is preparing to sell this fine estate
and will purchase a Rappahannock
river fRrm.
Mr. Turner Robb, who returned in
June from a stay of ten years In Cali
fornia and Arlnma. left on Monday for
Washington city, where he will take
a position of importance.
Misses Louise and Evelyn Nindo,
who spent the past six weeks visiting
the Misses Ashton and other relatives
here, have returned to their home in
Fredericksburg.
Mr and Mrs. Frank C. Fltxhugh and
two children, who have been guests of
Mr. Fitxhugh's parents at "Bedford."
have returned to their . home in
Charles City. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shadrick. of
Madison, Wlw., who purchased a farm
here on the Potomac, and have had a
pretty cottage erected on It. have ar
rived here to reside. They are ac
companied by their son and daugh
ter.
Miss Lucy Lew is is visiting friends
| In Washington.
Bowling Green
I (Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
i BUWU.NO GREEN. VA„ Sept. 17.—
Mrs. T. Benjamin Gill entertained
! Thursday morning at a porch party
in honor of her guests, Misses BiakfV
and I-awlea*. both ,of Ashland. Va
Among those present were the fol
lowing: Mesdumeg Allen. Coghill,
Moueure and Mans; Misses Miriam
| Coghill, Kthlyn Vincent, Louise
Haines, Florence Broaddus. Bessie
Butler, Alice Broaddus, Ellen Broad
! dus, Anne White, Ruth Barlow and
Bessie Beasley.
Mrs. Charles A. Broaddus left Thurs
: day for the fair at Tappahannork, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. H, W. Smith, of Mid
dlebourne, W. Va., ard the guests of
their sister, Mrs. I.. E Martin.
Miss Katherine Elsorn. of Washfng
1 ton. D. C„ is wisittng the family of Dr.
C. S. Webb.
Suffolk
8VFFOLK, VA., Sept. 17.—Mrs. U.
8. Boylsln entertained very delightful
ly at bridge on Wednesday morning at
her home In Bank street. Three ta
bles were engaged, the highest score
being made by Miss Anna Mary Rid
dick. Luncheon was served after ten
games and those enjqying Mrs. Boy
kin's hospitality were: Mrs. Herbert
Darden, Mrs. M. T. Withers, Mrs. Rob
ert W. Withers. Mrs. James C. Causey,
Mrs. W. B. Withers, Mrs. Frank Wha
ley, Mrs. Alexander My rick. Miss Ju
liet Pretlow. Miss Mary Deek, Miss
Riddick and Miss Km Jemes.
Bans have been published in St.
Mary's Catholic cliuroh. announcing
the marriage of Miss Katharine 8.
Lewis and Mr. George W. Crowder,
of Norfolk.
The marriage will take place on the
afternoon of Ootober 12th at St. Marys
the bride and groom leaving Imme
diately afterwards for a northern tour.
Miss Lewis Is the. youngest daughter
of Mrs. Alfred# Lewis, and has a wide
circle of friends here,.who will greatly
regret her departure, p
Mr. and Mrs. Geo L Borum have
arrived home from Loudoun county
where they have been since early sum
mer.
Mm Helen Borum also spent gome
- as,..
time in the valley before coins to
Annapolis where she visited Mrs. J.
C. Uttla
Mrs. Qeorge Barton has arrived
from Chrlsttansburg, where she has
been the guest of her sister Mrs. Spin
dle Miller.
Misses Elisabeth and Laura Bat le.
of Pittsburg, Pa., have returned to Suf
folk for the winter.
Mrs. John B. Pinner and Miss Kath
arine Pinner, who have been spending
the summer at Mrs. Olbbony's, Wythe
vllle, arrived home this week.
Miss Mary Wtggln* has as her
guest aMlss Isabelle Clark, of Tarboro,
X. C.
Daisy Murrey has returned
visit of several weeks to Mrs.
r. Howell, In Wilmington. X.
will arrive
"NellwooJ",
KTAXARD8VILLE, VA.. Sept. 11
David Jacobs, of Orange Courthouse,
was a visitor to this town this week.
Luther Doffermyre, of North Caro- j
i linu. has been visiting his parents.
Algernon Mauptn. of Washington, 1
D. C., Is visiting friends and relatives
in this community.
j Mias Cutie Bray will begin her
! school In Rockingham county next 1
I Monday.
1 Ollie Morris and W. B. Cole, Jr., j
j attended the Charlottesville Republi- i
1 can district convention,
j Misa Mamie Estes, of Orange coun
ty. ia attending the graded school In
i this place.
Woodstock
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.) I
: WOODSTOCK. VA., Sept. 17.—The j
j Misses Walton entertained Monday ;
j evening In honor of thetp house guests.
Miss Phlla McGee, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Robert Graham, of Pulaski. Pro
, gresslve games, Interspersed with con
tests. were the feature of the evening.
Miss Arlene Walker, winning the high- ,
! eat score, was awarded the prize, a
j beautiful book. The following guests
J were present:, Misses Phila McGee.'
! Lula Magruder, Arlene Walker, Regale
j Wander, Anna Williams, Kllzabeth
! Newton, Annie Clower, Mary E.
j Coppedge, Cary Funkhouser, Margaret .
j and Alice Bowman, Virginia Haslett, !
i Hetty Southerland and Eelanor Gra
i bill: Mesdames Robert Graham. W. O. i
j Ford and W. B. I-ager; Messrs. Stan- ]
I ford Southerland. Robert and Frank
• Magruder. Shields Chapman. Harold j
; and Hustin Newman. William Rush- .
' nng, Edgar and Waiter Wunder.
| Charles Skyles. Lute Walker. Gilbert
, Coffman, Philip and Clayton Wil- !
| Hams.
Mrs R. C. Graham, who Is a guest !
j of Miss Mabel Walton, entertained her
j friends at a bowling party last Sat- i
| urday morning. The p-lze for the i
| highest score was won by Mr. L. S.
j Walker; the consolation prize was
given to Miss Walton.
Mrs. C. E. Walton and two children j
I have returned from a visit to her par- j
ents, Hon. and Mrs. M. M. Johnson, I
: of Front Royal.
Mr. Sumpter Montgomery, of Jack- j
sonvllle, Fla., is the guest of Mr. i
Charles < loner. I
Miss Madaline Johnson, of Front
Royal, is the guest of her sister. Mrs
C. E. Walton. In South Main street.
Williamsburg
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
WILLIAMSBURG. VA„ Sept. 17.—
Judge Beverly Crump, of Richmond,
was a visitor here last Wednesday.
Mr. H. V. Cole spent several days
in Norfolk this week.
Dr. W. L. Gatewood, of Petersburg. |
Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.;
R. E. Gatewood.
Mrs. Vlrgtnia Christian and her1,
daughter, Mies Emily, have returned I
from the mountains.
Mrs. J. H. Moss aud daughters, dt i'
Richmond, were guests this week ot
; Mrs. C. J. Person.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Jones and Mr. Henley Jones
aro visiting their parents. Mr. and .
Mrs. W L. Jones.
Mrs. Lurch, of Philadelphia, and !
Miss Hirsberg, of Newport News, are
visiting the former’s sister, Mrs. K. M.
Brooks.
Attorney Frank Armistead has re- i
turned from a \ isit to Richmond, Sur- !
i ry and other points.
Mrs. Norris, of Richmond, has re- ;
turned to her home, after a visit to j
Mbs Martha Lane.
| Colonel L. W. Lane has returned j
.from a visit to New York. Mrs. Lane j
stopped over In Philadelphia to visit!
friends.
Christiansburg
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
CHRlSTlANSBl’Ra, VA., Septem
! ber 17.-—Mrs. Faust, who ha* been
visiting her sister. Mr*. Sydney Shelt- !
man. has returned to her home In
Denmark. S. C.
The high school opened last Tues- ]
day with the usual good attendance, j
under the prlnclpleshlp of Professor:
Smith, who has held this position for [
a number of year*.
Mr. William Stuart spent several
J days at home last week.
Mrs. Doyle, of Newport News, Is !
I visiting her sister, Mrs. John Miller. ■
Mr. Richard Wainright dropped i.
dead near his home last Monday {
morning.
| Miss Evelyn Charlton has return
ed from a visit to friends in Roa
1 noko.
Miss Qrace Shopman opened the
art tsehool In Phlegar building last 1
Monday with a good attendance.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Cabell Childress, of
s Roanoke, aro visiting Mrs. MoIIle
I Chlldresa
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Efflc Simp
I son spent several days In Radford
; this week.
, Judge Ryle, of Texas, who left
Christiansburg In 1874, has returned
I to hla home after a visit to friends ,
here.
Miss Phyllis • Dedrick left f<w
Blacksburg, where she has a posi- .
lion as teacher in the high school.
Miss Bessie Moore and Miss HHIle
Becker, both of Roanoke, spent Tues- i
day with Miss Eula Walters.
Miss Elisabeth Stuart has returned j
from an extended visit to relatives in '
Charleston, W. Va., and other places.
Major W. L.' Pierce left Saturday ’
to attend the Insurance Convention \
in Chicago, III. i
Rev. B. E. Earn- ts attending Pres
bytery.
Mrs. Ham Wilson, of Pittsburg, who
ha* been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
John Miller, has returned to her1
homo. r k
Gordonsville
! (Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
! QORDONHVTLXE Va , Sept. 17.—
The Oordonevllle high school opened
on Wednesday. County Superintend
ent Charles P. Cowherd mude a short
address. The school this session opens
with about 140 pupils, ard will be In
charge of the following teachers: Pro
fessor Painter, principal: Miss Ellen
Conway, first assistant; Miss Marshall
Buckner, second assistunt: Miss Maude
Rowe, third assistant.
Mr. Thompson Booth, who has been
I spending the summer at the Buckner
i House, has returned to Richmond.
Miss Margaret Christian left Thurs
day to attend the Biarkstone Insti
tute.
Misses Marcia and Deane Scott and
Miss Rosa Block left this week to en
1 ter the Harrisonburg Normal School.
Mr. D. D. Martin, after spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Martin, In South Oordons
ville. left on Tuesday for Richmond,
! to resume his studies tt the Univer
sity College of Medicine
Mr. John W. Martin left on Wed
nesday for Richmond to resuirfe his
studies at the Medical College of Vir
ginia. after spending the summer with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mar
tin.
Mrs. W/EL Clowes anil little son are
visiting relatives near Washington.
Natural Bridge
(Special to Tit# Richmond Virginian.)
NATURAL BRIDGE, VA.. Sept. 17.
As the bridge has the great advantage
of being an all the 5'ear round resort,
each new season Is but a continuation
of the old and finds no change of ar
rangements or any limit set to the
length of one's sojourn. The fall sea
son is now on in full swing, and offers
Its pleasures of time and place. The
September days are perfect on these
heights and are thoroughly enjoyed
by the fall colony. Some of the days
have been too cool for meetings of tne
piazza club and Its members have had
to take their lively chatter, embroidery
and bridge to the cheering warmth of
a log fire in the lobby. Riding and
driving, swimming and fishing, tennis
and bowling still make up the outdoor
Ufa
Cjuite the most stirring event of this
month will be the meeting of the Acca
Chapter of the Mystic Shrlners to be
held here on the 24th. They will
come two hundred strong, and will
have a parade under the bridge with
brilliant Illumination in their honor
and later a toothsome banquet.
A number of the summer colony are
lingering here for the later season.
Among these are Colonel and Mrs. An- 1
drew Jackson Smith, of Washington, 1
U. C.
Mrs. K. O. McCabe and little daugh- j
ter, of Richmond, are other summer
colonists that still linger In these !
pleasant ways.
Mrs. Andrew S. Brown, of Norfolk,
and Mrs. Archibald D. Keen and little
daughter, of Danville, are delightful
new members of the fall colony.
Mrs. J. Temple and Mrs. R. U. Todd,
of Richmond, have spent a pleasant
week at the bridge.
Mrs. John C. Hagan and her hand
some daughter, Miss Katherine Hagan.
• >f Richmond, are sojourning at the
bridge before going over to Lexing
ton, where Miss Hagan will attend
the opening hops of the V. Al. I. .’v;,'
Hagan, of the V. M. 1., recently visits 4
his mother here.
__ Mrs. D. A. Barnes, of Murfreesboro,
X. C\. and her daughters. Misses Bes
sie, Sarah and Annie, make up
attractive party that add to the pieas- ;
tire of the fall colony.
Mrs. E. J. Glenny, Miss Ethel Glen- '
ny and Mr. E. B. Glenny, of New
Orleans, recently visited the bridge.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward N. lje]l. ol
Jacksonville, Fla., delightful colonists
of the early summer, have returnea
here, after a sojourn In the beautiful
Toxaway country. They arc accomp.i
nled by Mr. R Randolph Meyer, ol
Jacksonville, Flo.
Mrs. C. :vt. voile and Master Cone,
of New York, are among the fall visi
tors.
Mr. and .Mrs. W. M. Heald, of
Lynchburg, chaperoned a motor partv
that spent a delightful week end here.
The other members were Misses
Maude Caskie, Gladys and Jennie
Heald and Messrs. James Caskie and I
Alexis Owen.
Motor ears lrom all parts of the1
country come In daily. Those or the
past week were Mrs. George H. Weiss,
Jr., and party, of Portland. Ore ; Mrs.
Flora A. Stewart and party, ol Roa
noke; Mr. and Mrs. A. J Ives and
party, of Savannah. Ga.; Dr. Paul Mc
Klhenny. of New Orleans, with a par
ty from I^xlngton; Mr. and Airs.
George Cole Scott, of Richmond, and
Mr, and Mrs. Neave, of New York,
who came over from Hot Springs; Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. Harman, of Covington,
Va.; Mr. Ibynaphan Owen and party,
of Lynchburg; Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Mohler and party, of Charleston, W.
Va.; Mr. Ashby Williams 'and part'1,
of Roanoke; It. «. u Wiley and
party, of Roanoke; Mr. A. ff. HlrK
beck and party, of Cedartown, Ga.;
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Rinehart. ol
Washington, D. C.: Mrs. McHenry, ol
Louisville. Ky.: Mr. Howard Braudo. k
and party, of Mount Pleasant, Pa.; Mr.
Lyman D. Gilbert, of Harrisonburg.
Pa., who brought a party over from
Hot Springs; Mr. George Cameron, of
Petersburg. Va.. and party, also from
Hot Springs, and Professor and Mrs.
W. M. Idle and party, of University of i
Virginia.
| Virginia Beach |
^Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
VIRGINIA REACH. VA., Sepi. IT.— i
The recent arrivals at the w'averly
are Mr. Robert Mills, of Baltimore,
Md.; Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bland, ot
Philadelphia; Mr. M. L. l>e,o, of
Bitignamton, N. Y.; Mrs. Harry C. |
Bnstck, Mr. James H. Buank aim Mias
Jane Bustck, ot Baltimore, Mil.; Mias
Mary E. Hjil, of Urewry’s Burn, ««.;
miss Fannie j>p©ck, of Harrisoiiouig,
Va., and Mrs. K. T, Cannon, of Balti
more. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Christian, of
Richmond, Va.. are shopping at the
Eugemere cottage for some time.
Mr. Jack Waterman, of Norfolk,1
Va., spent the week end at the oetu.ii. j
air. and Mrs. M. Evans, of Birmtng- 1
ham, Ga., are spending several weeks
at tne Waverley.
Mr. ana Mis. E. V. Brown and Miss
Olive Brown, of Charleston. W. Va.,
are stopping at the Uaroner cottage
for a few weeks.
Mies niiaaoetn Parker, of Ports
mouth. Va., spent the week end with
Miss Elisabeth Wells,
Miss Georgia Worn We. of Bmithfleld,
Va. .is spending the winter at the
.Gardner^ cottaga ' _____ (
Mr. Kenneth Bakly left Friday for
Mount St. Mary's school In Emrolts
burg, Md.
Miss Nannie M. Hoiine and Miss
Sue B. Vore, of Washington, D. C., [
are stopping at the Queen Anne cot- J
tage for some time.
Mias I. W. Garrett. of Norfolk, Vs., '
la spending several weeks at the Wa- ,
verley.
Mrs. A. K. Gordon. Mrs. Hilaon
Lamh and Misa Elisabeth Gordon, all
of Willtamston, N. C., are spending
ten days at the Gardner ootage.
Miss l.ella A Ivey, of Hagerstown,
Md.; Mrs. W. B. Preston and Miss
Caroline Preston, of Washington. 1>.
C.. are stopping at the Kdgemerc cot
tage for two weeks.
Miss Jessie Nlemyer entertained the
members of her bridge club moat de
lightfully Thursday morning at the
Pocahontas cottage. The prise, a pair
of silk stockings, wa/s won by Miss
Page Shelburne. Her guests were Mrs.
William Shelburne. Miss Virginia
Gance. Miss Helena Allen. Miss Kemp
Keeling. Miss Eliza Hamlin and Miss
Page Shelburne.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Purcell Frey, of
York^Pa., are spending some time at
the Waverley.
Mr. William Glennan left Monday
for Emmttsburg. Md., where he will
attend Mount St. Mary's school.
Mr. William Parker spent the week :
end at the Queen Anne cottage.
Mr. Hurhert Nash spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carroll ,
at the English Bungalow."
Miss Hay Evans returned to Peters
burg Monday, after spending several
weeks at the Wild Rose cottage.
Mr. Clarence Thompson has .return
ed to his home In Norfolk, after spend
ing the summer at the- Victoria cot
tage.
Mr. ('. W. Kent, of Asheville. X. C.,
and Mr. G. A. Kent, of Roanoke, Vn ,
are spending several weeks at the
Waverley.
Those recently registered at the
Queen Anne cottage are Mr. 0. S.
Walton, of Norfolk; Miss Louise Best,
of Ann. O ; Miss C. E. Best and Miss
C. M Best, of Norfolk, Va.; Rev. E.
P. Miner, of Norfolk; Mr. W. Eenn
Hall, Mr. H. Godwin Parker, Ports
mouth. Va.; Miss Carroll Simpson and
Miss Genevieve Godwin, of Ports
mouth. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rogers, of Surry. I
Va.. are spending several days at the
Gardner .cottage. ;
Bedford City
t special to Thu Richmond Virginian.)
BEDFORD CITY, VA„ Sept. 17.—Mrs.
U. D. Buford, of East Main street, en
tertained the ladies of the Fifteen Club
on Wednesday afternoon. September
14th.
The friends of Mrs. F. S, M. Bolling
are deeply pained to learn of her crlt- j
leal Illness
Miss Josephine Holt, who is a mem
ber of the faculty of th« Richmond
City High School, has been visiting
tier Sister. Mrs. Annie B Goggin, at
Randolph-Macon Academy. Fhe left
Wednesday for Richmond to resume
her work there.
Mr. C. Is Moseby. of Norfolk. Is In
town on business
Rev. Dr. Carl Gramtner, of Philadel
phia, delivered an address to the
young Students of the academy re
cently. . . . , •
,.Mra Coleman, of New York, recently
a visitor at the home of Mrs. Morris,
left to-day for that city.
Dr J. L. Bruce, of Julz-de-Fore.
Brazil. a member of the faculty of tbs
missionary college, instituted by the
Methodist Conference with four Bra
zilians who aro anxious to attend the
two Kandolph-Macon academies, at
Front Royal and Bedford City, in or
der. that they may come in contact
with American customs and influences.
They have been prepare 1 for this
change in the missionary college
Barton Heights
Miss Hester Lee. of Prince George j
countv, is the guest of her brother, ;
Mr. il M. Pee.
Mrs. Charlie C. Broaddus and ehil-.
dren left Friday for a month’s stay >
with her father. Mr. William Walker,
of Walkerton, King and Queen coun- I
ty.
Mrs. Bryant O'Bannon. of San An-i
tonio, Texas, is rhaking her home for I
the present with her mother-in-law, I
Mrs. Flora O’Bannon.
Mrs. G. li. Pease ley, who ha* been |
under treatment at the Memorial l
hospital for some time, is Improving'
and expect to be at home in a few (
days.
The Rev. T. M. l.emly, pastor of
the Overbrook Presbyterian church
will preach Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. He was recently elected as
the pastor of this church for another
year.
Mr. Lewis Herndon, who was re
cently connected with the American
Locomotive company of Paterson. X.
J.. has returned to the University)
College of Medicine.
The Easterners played a game of '•
foot ball with the Westerners, Fri
day morning The Easterners won
by a score of 30 to 0. S->me of the
players of the West Side were, badly
crippled. The star player of the J
game was Farrow of the East Side.
Mr, and Mrs. Janies Armstrong, of
Philadelphia, are making their home
with Mrs. Flora O’Han non.
Mrs. George W. Flemming. of j
Lynchburg, who has been visiting i
her daughter, Mrs. S. T. Pulliam, 908 I
Lamb avenue, has returned home.
Mr. Cabell W. Rady Is on an ex-'
tended pleasure trip to New' York,
and other northern cities. He will!
be home during the early part of
next week.
Fitzgerald I-edge. a. F. and A. M.,
w'ill hold its regular stated commun
ication Monday night, September 19,
'n Its hall on Wickham street.
Miss Virginia Long, who had the
misfortune to fall ’and painfully in
jure her knee about ten di^-s ago, ts j
still confined to her home, being>
unable to walk.
Mr. Robert Duncanson U quite 111
of fever at his home In Brookland'
Park.
The Rev. A. O. Berryman will
preach at 11 o’clock Sunday morn-!
Ing and at 8 at night, at the Metho
dist church.
Roxbury
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
ROXBURY. VA . August 17,—MtS* |
Matte Nance Is spending some time
with Mia Margie Taylor, in Prineo
George county.
Miss Alice Stugg, of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Elect ra Nance. .
Miss Estelle Hubbard has returned
home afterdi visit to ills* Lotie Thorpe
In Richmond.
Miss Helen Dickinson spent last
week with Mrs. J. H. Long.
Mr. Alien P. Walker is spending
some time at the Brandon hotel. Haste;
City. Vs.
Mrt Chas. D. Blnna has been oft on
a business trill all of ibis weak. .1
Oxford, N. C. |
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
OXFORD. N. C„ Sept. 17,—-One of
the moat delightful social functlona of
the *ea»on occurred Monday afternoon
when Mrs. A. A. Hicks entertained the
Woman's MteraYy Club In honor of
Mrs. Joseph K. Meadows, Mrs. Speight,
of Raleign, and her sister, Mrs. L. C.
Skinner, of Greenville. The broad and
spacious porches of Mrs. Hicks' hand
some colonial home, on North Col
lege rtreet. were beautifully decorated
In evergreens to represent the kitchen
garden described by Rostand In his
popular play, “Chantlcler.” Each
member read selections from the third
act of this play, and uuite a good deal
of merriment was caused among the
members by each guest assuming the
role of a barn-yard fowl. Punch was
served after a course lunch by Misses
Lillian and Alliene Minor.
Mies Mary Webb arrived home Mon
day afternoon, after an extended tour
of several months in Europe with the
party of Mr. and Mrs, vVadc Brown.
While away Miss Webb visited practi
cally every country on the Continent,
and also witnessed the Passion Play
lb Switzerland.
Miss Aniue Furman left this week
for Salisbury, where she has accepted
a position to teach' In the local schools
there. *
.vitrs Lizzie Moore, of Durham, is
the guest of Miss Hettie Lyon.
Major Charles M. Stedman, of
Greensboro, arrived here Thursday ana
Is reg.stered at the “Exchange."
Mrs. B. K Hays. Miss Sophia Tay
lor, James Bootn and Nick Cannady
went over to Durham In Mrs. Hays'
car and spent the day.
Mr. J. M. Owen, of Henderson, was
the wwk-epd guest of Mr. and Mrs.
J. M. Currln.
Brandon Hotel
imperial to The Richmond Virginian, i
BASIC CITY, VA., Sept. IT.—Septem
ber so far has been » beautiful month
In the mountains and the guests at
the Urandon have enjoyed many drives
and ride* throagh the country. The
hotel 1* still veil filled, and every
morning the spacious veranda Is dotted
with those playing bridge. The chil
dren always enjoy their hour of
marching and dancing at night, after
which the young people fill the fioor.
Bowilng and tennis are still popular,
as Is a walk in the brisk oool air.
Several automobile partlea have
stopped at the Brandon during the past
week. One party from Richmond
stopped on their return from Natural
Brioge, Monday night. Those In the
party were Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Patter
son, Mrs. George Massle, Mrs. James
Pleasants, Col. E. C. Massle and son,
James Massle. c,
Those who have registered from
Richmond during the past week are:
Mr. R. ,S. Eggleston, Mr. A. W. Cheap
Laing, Mr. YV. G. Moseley, Mr. H. W.
Moore, Mr. Harry Huber. Mr* W. J.
Glasgok. Mr. T. D. Grant. Mr. YV. V.
Boone, Mr. fv s. Rice, Mr. YV. C. Blan
ton. Mr. and Mrs M. C. Tatterson, Mrs.
George Massle. Mrs. James Pleasants,
Col. E. r. Massle, Mr. James Massie, Mr
and Mrs. YV. Herbert Rice.
(Sjieelal to The Richmond Y'lrglnlan.>
RAINES. VA„ Sept. IT.—Rev. Dud
ley Boogher, of Farmvtlle. preached to
a large and attentive congregation In
the school building Sunday afternoon.
There are a few Episcopalians here and
they enjoyed the rare treat of a ser
vice. There is no church nearer than
Farmvllle.
Mrs. Elisha Madison and children
left yesterday for Lynchburg, where
they will visit relatives
Messrs James Sliger and J. L Swooi>*
are attending Presbytery in Bucking
ham this week.
Blanton and James Badgett have
'teen spending a week with Mr. Grymes,
hear Richmond.
Miss Georgia Swoone, of Botetourt. Is
visiting her uncle, Mr. J. L. Swoope.
Mr. Sam Amos, an old veteran. Is
still extremely 111.
Mr. Gray, of North Carolina, was the
week end guest of Mr. Sam Badgett.
Sunnyside
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
SUNNYSIDE, V A., Sept. 17.—Mrs.
Nannie French left Wednesday to
spend tlie winter with her son In Cali
fornla.
Rev. William A. Wright, of Hamp
ton. Is a visitor at ''Goshen" this week.
Misses Fattle and Margurlte Clarke,
after spending the summer at their
old home here, have returned to Cen
tral College for Women at Lexington,
Mo.
Mrs. J. B. Phillips, who hus been
spending some time with her daugh
ter in Powhatan, has returned.
Miss Marguerite Dawden. who has
been visiting friends here for the past
two weeks, has returned to her home
in Richmond.
Radford
(Special to The Richmond Virginian. >
RADFORD. VA.. September 17 -
Miss Mary Ingles Entertained this
afternoon Idlers at tea, i'riday even
ing. at her brother home in Dublin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sayles Bullard
leave Sunday for Annapolis after vis
iting relatives in town.
Mrs. Lewis Ingles has returned to
Roanoke after visiting Mrs. William
Ingles.
Mr. J. E. Walters spent Sunday
last in Bramwell, W. Va.
Major and Mrs. 8. Heth Tyler, and
two sons left Saturday for Norfolk,
after visiting Mrs. J. Hoge Tyler.
Misses Etta Sharp, of Norfolk and
Elisabeth Hill, of Charleston, W. Va..
are guests of Miss Caperten Pres
ton.
Mrs. J. T. Maginnls, and son, Wil
liam, are visiting friends in Rich
mond.
Misses Evelyn Lyle and Louise Mc
Elrath, have returned to Virginia In
stitute.
Mrs. A. Irwin Miller and son, of
Eustls, Fla., are visiting Mrs. Wil
liam Ingles.
Messrs. Thomas Jones and Fred
Harvey left Tuesday for Bedford
city, where they will attend Randolph
Macon Academy.
Mrs. Rleg has returned from her
buying trip to New York. Philadel
phia. and Baltimore.
Mr. J. Purver Richardson, Jr., has
returned to Washington and Lee.
Mrs. E. E. Price spent Tuesday In
Roanoke.
Mr. J. P. Adams has become the
owner of the Rosenfleld home and
will soon move his family from his
farm to Radford.
Mr*. WtlUAm T. Patton, of Roan
< ke, is the guest of Mrs. William
Ingles. ♦
The King's liaughters wlU please
assembly in the Radford Library
Monday afternoon at four o'clock.
Scottsville
(Special to The Richmond Viri
SCOTT8VILLE, VA.. .September
—M,i*s Isabel Junei, who ha*
visiting at the home of Mrs. D.
Power*, has returned to her horns
Hlilrni'ird. ,>
Mrs. John Graves has returned t®
Richmond, after a two weeks' rlsH t«
her sister, Mrs. J. C. Hill.
Miss Hose Karrar is the guest at
her brother, F. H. Farrar, in Ktcfta
mond.
•rot Mrs. J. P. Biair, Miss Luc*
H. Powers and Rev. J. A. Christian,
_... n.i moeung of West Hanov’e®
Presbytery at Buckingham Courthouse
Wednesday and Thursday of thtg
week.
H. G. Harris is in Lewlshurg, "W,
Va.. with his brother. Judge John
W. Harris, who Is quite ill.
Miss May P. Davis left several day*
ago for Staunton to visit friends ba»
fore returning to Richmond far th®
winter.
Mr and Mrs. D. K. Brlggn, Who
have been visiting relatives her* toT
the past two weeks, have returned to
Suffolk. ’*• '•&§
Miss Bessie Hill nas returned to
Lynchburg to resume her duties a®
teacher in the Odd Fellows’ home to
that city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGiloray and
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, who hav®
been spending July and August at
the home of the Misses Davis, hav®
returned to their home In Richmond,
Miss Lydia Clowes, who has bean
the guest of Dr and Mrs. Wlarn*®
Wood, has returned to her home 111
Lynchburg. j
W. J. Heath, of Norwood, wo# at
hi* old home here this week.
R. J. Wade, of Richmond, spent
several days this week with his fan®*
ily at Mr. M. M. Blair's.
Warrenton
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
WARRENTON, VA., Sept IT:—•
Misses Nannie and Maud Colvin, who
have been spending some time at At*
lantlc City, have returned home.
Miss Mamie Russell, of, New York,
is visiting Miss Ida Evans.
Mr. E. G. Michaels, oi Richmond
special agent for the Dixie Fire In*
surance Company, was in Warrenton
on business on Tuesday of this week.
Miss Kate Keith left this week foe
Philadelphia, where she will spend
several months. Miss Keith will bS
the guest of Mrs. Cox.
Miss Alice McCauley, who has beet*
the guest of Mrs. J. D. Hooe, left on
Thursday for her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert, of Alexan*
dria, are the guests of Mrs. Hooe.
Mrs. Walker Spencer, of New Or*
leans; Miss Spencer and Master Sped*
eer, who have been spending several
months at Eocugt Dale, have arrived
in Warrenton and are at Mrs. Green’s
for some time.
Miss Edith Dee Butler Is at home*
after a visit to friends in Buffalo.
Mrs. John Dath&m. who haa beet*
the guest of the Misses Fletcher, baa
returned to her home tn Richmond.
Mr. Gayior Clark, who has lust re
turned from touring Europe tn a mo*
tor. is spending severs! days In War
renton with Mrs. Gaylord Clark and
Miss Bettice Clark.
Miss Alice Smith, who has heed
spending the summer tn Warrenton,
left this week for New York, wher*
she will spend several weeks.
Miss Annie Hllleary, of Charlottes
ville. is In Warrenton and Is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hllleary.
Mis* H&ttfa Feilowes, of New York,
who is well iementbered in Warren*
ton. Is at Captain Carter’s
Mrs. Walter Williamson, of Wash*
lngton, spent several days In town thlg
week with Colonel and Mrs. Grenville
Gaines.
MIbs Gertrude Williamson, who has
been visiting Miss Elisabeth Gained
returned to her home on Thursday.
Work has been begun on the new
Methodist church and parsonage.
The soiree given by Misses Nelson
and Forbes, to their dancing cltusk
which took piece at the hotel on Mon
day night, was a great success, and
the younger folks enjoyed the ocea*
slon. There were numerous attractive
costumes, but Master Jack Hayes ad
Teddy R. was probably the most orig*
Inal costume In the room.
West Point
j (Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
WEST POINT. September X?.—. J
The WVrt Point High School opens
ed on Thursday with a fair enrott* X
mem. Prof. C. Clyde F. Green, oC T
Page County, who taught here in the ,
I same capacity last term, is back tfcJt M
session as principal. The faculty ra«
mains the same with one exception* :
'Mias Olive Gault, of West Point, ,1|
takes the position of Mrs. Kata
itlchardson.
Misses Lucy Fary and Victorln. '
Lewis left on Thursday to attend Sj
Randolph-Macon Woman’s College, :lm
of Lynchburg.
Mr, Herbert Woodward has left S
for the Washington and Lee Univcr* -i'J
city, Charlie Guuit, for College ' at '
Ashland. Walter Hargrave for the
Medical College in Richmond.
Mr. Harvey Uruoks, well-known la V
baseball circles, who has been away , S
all of the summer, has returned to
his home here.
Mrs. s. B. Johnson, of Rappahan*
nock county, the mother of Mrs. B, -
; B. Bagby, and Mrs. Ogden, of New
York, a sister of Mrs. Hag by, are via* ' g
I ltors here.
| Dr. B. B. Bagby will leave to* M
, Danville. Va., on Monday to attend
| the State Convention of the Chrtps.j|l
where he is appointed'*’!!
: tlan Church, where he is appoiKtdt|
' to deliver an' address oh ’the ~*fK£%
1 sponsIMllty of the Preacher for the
| Health of the Community." ;i1
Rev. J. Q. Hall, of Richmond, hap
accepted a call to the West Point
Christian church to preach the find,
and third Sundays in the month jit’
| the evening, on the same day* that
i he preaches tn the morning at Jerti*
salem church In upper King WMlang
1 county.
Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Lewis, o#
; Hamlet, N. C., arrived on Thnndap
| from Norfolk, where they have Mggf
! visiting. to spend some days with
their parents here, Mr. and Vtn
| Herbert I. Lewis.
Miss Mary Woodward will attend
the Richmond Woman s College mm
term. Mr. Charles T. Bagby ahd aiBBi
I Charles, were the guests of Mrs. TftllSj
1 P. Bagby this week. He spent: 4Hw
i rummer traveling in the west ap.tHH
j as San Francisco._t&sal
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