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SOCIETY OF CHARLOTTE Theatre Party Entertained by Mr. David T. Iluyk. MECKLENBURG FAIR MEETS Manufacturers' Club Gives an Enjoya¬ ble Reception.Virginia Dare Cir¬ cle Held Social Gathering.Dr. Ralph to Wed Mis« Holland. (8|««'elnl to Tta«! TlmPivDIapntch.) OHABBOTTE, N. C, May 23,-Mr. I>avld T. lluyck Tusdny evening enter¬ tained at a theatre and supper party the members of tho "Bald Pasha" cuHt, all homo talent. The pnrty occupied the two boxen at tho auditorium »luring the Ini¬ tial performance of tlio "l'nrlslnn Prin¬ cess," by tho Diitlu | Park Stock Com¬ pany. The baccalaureate sermon was preach¬ ed to the graduates of the Presbyterian College Sunday morning In the Second l'rauNhyterlan Church, by Dr. B. E. Heed, At the name church In the evening, Rev", J. Knox Montgomery delivered tlie buccalnureato sermon to the graduating class of the city graded school. Tuesday was the (Vrst day of the regu¬ lar spring meeting of tho Mecklenburg Pair Association. There wn» some line racing on that day, nnd also on Wednes¬ day. Tho reception at tlio Manufacturers' Club Wednesday evening was nn ooca- Klein of vory great social enjoyment. The hospitality of tho club, which Is prover¬ bial, was extended to n «very large num¬ ber of their friends. The members of the club wPro assisted In reculvlng by tho following named ladles: Mesdames It. S. Busbee, Stunrt W. Crnmer, D. A. Dodsworth, T. S. Franklin. J. O. Gardner, T. C. Guthrlo. H. A. Klueppelborg, A. M. Miller H. II. Oír, J. M. Harry, Duke Heawell, If. L. Smith, W. 8. Dlddell, and Misses Dora Soler, Dottle Caldwell, Dt-la Heath, Acton Lnttn. Norma Van Band- Insrham, Annie Parks Hutchcson. Carrie Marshall Brown, Ducy Martin, Annie Wil¬ son, Margaret Thurmond, Eva DIddoll, Midge McAden, Huth MCDInn and Hes¬ ter B, Dewls. Mrs.' J. W. Coitway gtivc a very charm¬ ing entertainment Wednesday afternoon In honor of her gmst, Mrs. Bliss, of At¬ lanta, Ga. The hall, purlers and dining- room of Mrs. Conwaya pretty residence, we're profusely decorated with roses and other tlowers. The hostess and Mrs. Bliss were both exquisitely «owned. Miss Con- way wore light blue satin, foulard, with rrc'im lace applirpio, anel Mrs. Bliss, black lnco over white* silk. Tho game chosen for tho entertainment was euchre. De- llKhtrul refreshments were served. Mrs. Q. B. McDowell entertained a small party of friends at a luncheon Wed¬ nesday afternoon at her home, on East Avenue. Her guests were: Mesdames Jtufus Barringer and Sarah Virginia Young. Armlstead Burwell. J. W. Stagg, Badham, William Johnston, of Birming¬ ham, Ala., and 5Uss Hele« Dong. The commencement exercises of the Charlotte graded schools were held Wed¬ nesday night In the Academy of-Music. APPBOACHÍNG MABBIAOE. Mr. Adlal Osbonie, of this city, will bo married on Juno 3d to Miss Mnrle Simons Trenholm, of Columbia, 8. <**. The young couple have many friands In both Carolinas, who will be interested In their mnrrlage. Mrs. Charlea W, Tlllett entertained the Eclectic Book Club Thursday afternoon, Tho Dntta Purk Stock Company plnys to n crowded house over** night. Oi¿y on one other occasion lias tho Auditorium held a larger audience thnn tho one that assembled Monday night to 'witness their Initial performnnco, "Tho Parlsan Prl|>- cess." A pleasant party, conslntlng of Misa Jullu Alexander, sponsor for the Meck¬ lenburg Camp of Confederate Veterans; Miss Jnnlo C. Patterson, maid of honor; Miss Huttlo Orr, Miss Susan Chirk, oí «sleigh; Miss Daisy Bell Phurr, of Moores- Vllle, and Messrs. Moore nnd Claire Pharr, left Monday night for New Orleans, to at- «\end the reunion. Tho party was chap- When Figures Blur It is Nature's warning that something is \VTOng with your eyes', Good oyes moan & liv¬ ing to most of us.and can't lio neglocted. An examina¬ tion will show -whether they uro actually diseased or mere¬ ly tired out. In either cuso wo will give you tho proper glasses.or it may ho that you don't need glasses. C. Lumsden & Son, »Jewelers «and Opticians, 731 E. Main. eroned by .Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, anil will stop nt lim Greonwald. Mlsfl Mary B. A til bony, the art teacher nt the Presbyterian College, and die nrt students of the college; gavo their an-« nual reception at the studio Tuesday af¬ ternoon. They wer«- assisted in receiving by Mesdames Battu C. Johnston and R. A. Dunn: Misses T.lly Dong, Acton Lutta, munie Harris, Rebèkah Chamber«, Hat- tie Brenlzer and Mary Irwin. The Virginia Dare Circle had a social MISS SUSIE MOON, OF CHATHAM, Who was one of tho Virginia Sponsors at tho Confederate Reunion In Now Orleans, greeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. iarnea M. Oatos. Miss Ada Friday, of this city, leaves next Tuesday for Gastonln,, where, on Thursday, she will attend the marriage of Miss Clara Holland to Dr. Pleasant Ralph Falls. The, affair will eb a church wedding to which a number of friends liaaa/o been Invited. Both Miss Hoflnnd and Dr. Falls are well Jcnown In Charlotte, Where they have many friends. The " Style of 0, . Dorothy Dodd.$ Can You Afford It? "Our neighbors' eyes are the costliest things in life," paid Poor Richard. Tho first things that your neighbors' eyos examino aro your Bhoos. It seems a email matter, but your Shoes» .are really the barometer of your -whole dress. They betray you. They stamp your position in society. If you want to see Iioay much stylo can be crowded into a single pair of Shoes try the "Dorothy Dodd." They are very smart and trig, They bristle with style! They are Shoes oft distinction/ "Wear a Htrangö lint and you are "interesting"; wear odd olothoB and you are " characteristic " * ' but wear unstylish Bhoos and you are " commonplace." Can you afford to bo ? Sincerely yours, OxfonlB $2.50 Boot« $3.00 ... ft» ~ *£$~tsffi& Specials 5f)c. moro. Fast-color oyolots used exclu¬ sively. mT/iÍtía"AÑ,SmhJfOAO STRefJS m RESORTS OF NORFOLK Beauties of Scenery and Surf at Virginia Beach. OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND Surf Bathing Is Already Enjoyed, and Those Pnrticipaling Declare Tem¬ perature of the Waler Entranc¬ ing.Other Pleasures. ¿Special to Tlie Tlni«Hi-l)l«|>3tch.) VIRGINIA BEACH, May 22.-'Twlxt Sf:.i and pines," Is a term of description^ frequently applied to Virginia. Beach Tliero 1b none mure applicable or tlio- roglily iit-curatB. Within two hundred yards of the shore of old ocean there are the dense forests of pine, whose sweet odors me forever mingled with tlio pun¬ gent suit of the oenn breezes. It Is be- Iloved that the beach Is uuli|iin lu this particular. Everywhere else uiong the Atlantic coast the hind Is barren of forest nnd grass for a Considerable dis¬ tance from the fihore, but the beautiful lawn at Virginia. Brach extends to the line of high Udo, rind the pine forests are nt thn doors of the hotel. This remarka¬ ble feature of the landscape Is the most attractive to be seen at the beach, and one noticed especially by the tourist from the North, those from the Kouth being more accustomed to verdure near to the ocean, though, ng I have remarked, there Is no other piuco where It is found In so marked a degree. The experiment or keeping the hotel hero open all winter has proven a suo- coas, and it Is well assured that the beau¬ tiful Princess Anne Hotel will not again bo closed, winter or summer. The patrou- ugo has boon excellent all winter, and tho guests uro ceimlug in rapidly now. Surf bathing is already enjoyed. Several gonlloniun and one lady were In tho water to-day. They declared that tt was as warm as it Is in midsummer. And why not? For the sun was shining brightly, the flowers In blossom on the hotel grounds, and occasional sunshades attest¬ ed that tho temperature of the atmon- phero Wim too ardent for comfort. Still surf bathing so early In tho yenr Is something unheard of In the latitude of the famous resorts only a few degrees of latitude further north, OOBF ADD WINTEB. Oolfers at the beach have enjoyed the spurt all winter, there being but few days whon it was not pleasant on the links. Tho nlne-holo course hero Is one »if tlio most beautiful In tho country;; indeed, It Is seldom that one runs aoross a spot more (juletly lovely thnn the Virginia Beach golf links, as level as a floor and as green ns tho greenest Held of the Emerald Isle, skirted on two sides by Um magnificent pine forest. One feels In such a spot the joy of golfing us It Is not experienced anywhere olse. The scenery about tho beach Is much different from that In tlio ii'Iclnlly of other ropprts. There nro the great stretches of pine forest; tho grnssy meadows, the true.-k farms, ns well cul¬ tivated ns guldens; tho sandhills, larger and more plotiircse.ue than such nro usu¬ ally foupd; tlio limitless stretch of old ocean, the ceaseless booming of whoso billows on Ihn sumí beuch Bound ns tho ronr of artillery. It In renlly small won- d,or that tlio beach should lie the favor¬ ed resort It Is, Mr. T. D. Oreen, the pro¬ prietor, formerly f,f ll|B mnnagoniont of the Jefferson In Itlchiiioiid, told me to¬ day that tho big Princesa Aune llotol was entirely Inadequate to supply the demands for space he expects this summer. Ho has already engaged muiiy rooms to Intending guests for the summer season, Including several well known Blclnnond people. Tho long row of cottages which line th« bench above und below the hotel are filled every summer, nnd there will he a number of now ones this seusnn. It is» little wonder that tliero Is 1)1« crowds at the beach every year- Tliero Is about everything there to attract peo¬ ple In search of pleasure or fun, and the seeker of the boaullfu] In nature would scarcely seek any other spot after ho had been in tho benoh a day. OCEAN VIEW. Ocean View, Wllloughby Bench nnd other placés on tlie bay near to Norfolk uro more popular than Virginia Bench, In the sense Hint more people visit thorn every season than visit the Bench. Ex- uurulon parties from Biuhmond flivl the.'ie fuvored objective points. Mure Norfolk people visit Ocean Vlow In the course of u summer thnn ge> to liny other yc-sort probably, though ull ot them In that .'neighborhood uro well patronized. Thy morry-ffo-rniirnlf, the vaudeville ami other popular ftttractlörlS ai Iho fesorla last mentioned, n-i well as the fnc.l (hat they aro niorci easy of access, make thorn morí attractive lo Iho misws than the Bífteh. Rui all nr (hem an- becoming popular with siim-mer !¦<...«. l.d« nfi-. and at Ocean VlOtf, tf-liOClally. til" building tlf m.!!;m;.h makes Iho placo wear m n h the appear¬ ance of a new town In tin- boom days of Virginia. The beach south of ihr hotel in lined with cottages now for a distance bl well onto two tullo?, m.il tho sound of Hi« «aw and the hammer Is constantly In tin- ear -i«; one Strolls along- tho beach trying t«i hear what the wild waves are saying. I canio to the conclusion it the end of my walk that they were innkiiirc constant 'comment Upon the changm whleh the hand of num. the speculator and pie-mure hunter Ik making along tho beach, which for bo many anos was the sea's alone. * All the resorts named In this artl6le are wllhln less than an hour's rldo or the business renter of. Norfolk. No city In tho world of the flze of Norfolk proba¬ bly hns so tunny plensuro n-s'.rtK so neat by, and many cities or greater size d<> not pitronlze a smaller number nr-.irly so well. W. B. II. ROANOKE COLLEGE CLUB The Number of Canneries In Roanoke County Increases. (Special to nie Ttmes-Dlspateh.) BALKM, VA.. »lay ¦.'.'.- At a called meeting of tho Kuleni-Iln.uiolie Colles« Germán Club several nights since Dr. tí. E. koontz was i-'-'-i«- led président of tli<- club and aïsb leadei oí tho com¬ mencement fjermans of Roanolto College. A. M. Bowman waá elected treasurer find general manager; and A. II. Ay ros seo- retary. A hop wiis given In The Crawford Wed¬ nesday evening. Those present Were! Missen Km m a Ayres. Anulo l/uigh.irne, Inez Shlpman, Mary Shanks. Matt in Rowan, Katln Dllliuil. Roxle Billard, ,|:ino Johnston, Lucy Jöhnaton, .Muy Caperton, Mabel Bowman, Hertha Altiaor, Mary llaiman. Irina Klllian, Jlattio Henderson, ¡Bessie Henderson, Mamie Shopnardj Messrs. l-oiian, Preston. Snider, Pope, Mason, Il.i'cltel. B]iàçkêlfordi Bowman, Koontz, Rose, Canimilay, Fniik, Arnold, Tlnslev, Patterson, Jones. Holland, .Mc- Clung. and Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Jeter. Tho dune« was chaperoned by Mrs. D, M. Knead. Dr. R V. N. Painter, professor of mod¬ ern languages In Roanoke College, ban returned from Philadelphia. Pa., where lie attended the closing exercises of tho Woman's Medical College of Pennsyl¬ vania, from whlrrii Institution his daugh¬ ter. Miss Mnrgaret Painter, has J.ist i»rad- iiati-i.'. Dr. Painter also went to New York city, where hu kept his eimnge- meht with his piihll-ihqr, Mr. Slhlev. of Boston, of tho firm of Slblcy and Duck- er. Miss I««itit Watt«, of Hlaunton, Is tho guest of MJss Mary Ilarnian on Broad Street. The Royal Arcanum Is quito active« hero. Mt. Harrv Kemp, of Richmond, special deputy grand regent of the Grand Council, Is in Kaleni. About ten candi¬ dates wore Initiated into this Council sev¬ eral nights since, nnd tiliout that many more will be taken In within several days. line courthouse hero Is now being re¬ painted. This building has recently been repaired and remodelled to sumo ox- tent, and when the painting Is finished It will h« greatlv Improved. Tho Martin mill property on Roanoke River has been sold by I rústeos to Mrs. James H. Smith for **ll.ón3. The nlnety-slx-acre farm of Ooorgo Blovd on Hack Crook, this county, has been sold at unction to Mrs. N. Ë. A. Hawjèy for $1.072. More tomatoes will be raised this sum¬ mer In Roanoke county than ever be¬ fore. There has been a largo increase of canneries in Ihe county. A largo ono Is now in course of erection at Stàrkèy's. Mr. 3. 8. Yoder will hulld a new one on the Wertz farm, near Ogden. Mr. J. T. Henry proposes to go Into business on a largo scale nt Poage's Mill, and Mr. G. W. Dayman will soon erect a larga cannery at Salom. 9 TWO ENTERTAINMENTS House Party and Dinner In Honor of Mr. -Wheeler. (Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlnpatcb.) GDOUCESTKR C. H., VA., May 23.. Two entertainments of Interest In the social world of Gloucester lately wer» a house party, given by Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Sanders, of "Oak Point," on the North River. In honor of their guest, Mr. Wheeler, of New York, and a dinner by Judgo Jamea Dj.'°ns Tallaferro, of Churchill, aleo in honor of Mr. Wheeler. Among the guests of tho house party were Misses Mairie Stuart Dowls, of Clarke; Sally Perrln, of Goshen«, Nannie Fox, of Balea, and Elizabeth Meredith, of Wilson's Creek. Miss Mary Saxe Dee has returned from a visit to Washington, and was accom¬ panied by Miss Sadla W. Wash¬ ington, of Washing-ton. Mrs. Maria iDewis and Miss Maria Stuart Dewls, of Clarke, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Pox, of Balen, Mr. C. B. Cary returned to-day from Cape Charles, where he attended a met¬ ing of the Muafoid Bnnk directors. Miss Elizabeth Dee returned from Northampton to-day. Miss Charlotte Blackburn Is a guest at thn Rectory. Misa Evelyn Mi-Candllsh Is at White Hall, the guest of Captain and Mrs. Richard Byrd. Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Bryan, Mr. St. George Bryan and Dr. Robert Bryan, who have been spending souio time nt "Eagle Point," hnvo returned to Richmond. Mrs. and Miss Vnngundy, of Pennsyl¬ vania; and Mr. Gninbole, of Mexico, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of "ISastover." Mrs. Ilonry Ames Williams, of Rich¬ mond, Is at Sherwood. Mr. Wheeler left yostordny fur New York. Mrs, David Baldwin, accompanied by Mrs. W. K. ferrl», luis returned to Bal¬ timore. Miss Kthel Curo 1ms returned from the I.at In school In Baltimore, quito sick with typhoid fiver. Mrs. Black und Miss Black, of Nor¬ folk," who were guests of Di. nnd Sir». Poser, of Cien Roy. loft on Tuesday. Mr. David «Wandern shlppud » venue.) of fine lumber to Baltimore to-day. Dr. l'Mward C. S- Tallaferrn, who took a post-graduate ooursb In Vienna, Is now In Prague, en route ior Amcrlci. Dr. Tnllnferrn will Join his cousin, illss Harriet Lea Tallaferro, In Paris, and thoy will return together to tho Slams. Mrs. Collnsoii, of New Jersey. Is with the Missus Dainu-y, of Iho Exchange. Tutt's Pills Cure All Liver Ills. Save Your Money. One bor of Tutt's Pills will «wvi many dollars ia doctor»' blll-v They will surely cure till dl**ea»ei of the stomach, liver or bowel» No Reckless Assertion, For sick' headache, dyspepsia, mullirla, constipation and bilious». »eus, a tnillioa people endorsa e_s .s*52^iAa*a¡i*iíi*^¿x^.;ía^iiT»í^ This Store's Policy is To Satisfy. why them un Untiling Small Sums Make Paying Easy. do mi many familles in Richmond <l»-al nt thin «torr-p (Tlrst, tve cell only tellable goods; senond,'W0 extend brtsy, tllfrnlftiHl way of paving their hills; third, wumlil to our cash prices foi credit. «B m. ¦-'. \\^Mt¡yLTsaiai:-3sr!^^t\ Monarch Refrigerators alwayfl satisfao- tory. Dry Air and Economical. Satisfactory House Furnishers.ROTHERT «S. CO., Fourth and Broad 8treeti. Popular Young Society People to Marry in Washington. ENGAGEMTS ANNOUNCED Mr. Frank Hopkinson Smith to Wéd Miss Annie Kldder, a Society Fav¬ orite.Gay Party in Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Delano. (Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.) WILMINGTON, N. C, May 28.-Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Cronly have Issued In¬ vitations for tho marriage of their daugh¬ ter, Miss Luoy Hull Latham, to Mr. Kobert Norfleet Nosh, both very popular young society people of this city. The marriage will bu celebrated at Clinton, N. C, at 6:30 P. M. on Juno 4th, In tho Episcopal Church. Mina Latham Is a popular young society woman and Mr. Nush holds a responsible clerical position in the ofilcuj of Traillo Manager Thomas M. Emerson, of the Atlantic Coast Uno. Another approaching marriage of much Interest socially Is that of Miss Anno Mu- I.uurln Taylor, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. James H. Taylor, and Air. Cleborn Dan¬ iel Weeks, which will talco placo at D:!I0 o'olodt on Juno ¡Id, at ¡First BapUst Church. Miss Taylor Is a favorite among u wide circle of friends and Mr. Weeks 1s a prominent young lawyer of this city. SOCIETY INTERESTED, Wilmington society Is very much Inter¬ ested In tho forthcoming marriage of Miss Annie Kldder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kldder, and Mr. Frank Hopkinson Smith, which will take place early In Juñe. The engagement was an¬ nounced only this week, when Mr. Smith received notlco of Ills appointment us assistant uuiluur of tho Standard Oil Company in Paris, France, lie will sail for Europe about the mlddlo of June. The marriage of these very prominent young society people la ono of tho lead¬ ing social events mi the season's schedule. WEDDING ENTERTAINMENT, Yesterday afternoon Mr. und Mrs. aoo. W. Harrlsfl delight rally entertained \\\ honor of the Harass-Delano wedding party. Tho entertainment consisted of a pleiisuruhlo trolley ride to Wrlghts- vilio Beach on «a chartered suburban car, and was much enjoyed by u number of society people. A utop wan mudo at the ArrliiRilulo nut tage On tho beach, Where u pleasant tiinu was spent, danc¬ ing nnd refreshments being among tliu features. Tho party was composed of Mr. and Mrs. Harria«', Mr. and Mrs. AV. A. Wil¬ liams, Mrs. J. A; Arrlngdalo, Mrs. W. H. Oreen, Miss Louleq Neave, of Salis¬ bury; Misses Alio« Borden, Nellie Emerson, Katherlpe llarrlss, Fiinnlo Green, Mario Baldwin, Elliott Emerson, Mary Borden, (Llzzlu Cotoliett, Currlo Harrias and Juni« AVIllluius; Captain James O, BrecUlnrldge. United States Marino Corps: l.leutoiiant Paul Chniulicr- lln, I'nlla'al Stilles Marino Corps| and Mr, W, llaililin W'ftiUs. of N>*w York; mid -Messrs. Charles F. Oreen, II. 1». Hunt, T. A, Baxter, Champ MoD, Dnvla, T. M. Oreen, John D. Beschau, Hurry U. l.alluier, Jr., und Marsden Bellamy, Jr. PORTSMOUTH SOCIAL Euchre Club and Launch Party to Lako Di'iimmoncl. (Hpeclu) iai Tina Tlmos-Dlspatch.) PORTSMOUTH. VA.. May El..Miss Sarah Keeling Wilson was hostess at tho meeting of tin» Afloriiuon Enebro Club Wednesday at lier humo in North street. I'lve-liuiiiK-al euchro was the» gain« su- la-a-ieal to be played anil thtal'u wore futir tables. Those present were Mis. Oenrgo Par- risli. Mrs. J, Orll'f. Edward«, Miss Bullo lliKltjIus, Miss Hnslu Qrice, Miss' 1 .»lu Sykes, Miss I^-'ils Wemplo. Miss Fiiunle Latlghorne, Miss St. John, of Bristol, Tenu.: Miss Julia Phillips, »if Suffolk! Mlssahs l.itlla uiial Essie l'llllllIllHI-, Miss Clara AshlOl), Misa» Belle Nunli, Miss Au¬ gusta Muupln, Miss Kl.u-uiiou Bacote. Miss Rebecca Nush, .Miss Alice Pui'rlsh, Miss Essie Wilson, Miss Emma Burwoll, Miss Bunnlo Blllsoly, Mlas Juno Neuly und Miss Ruth Wilson. Several yOUUtf gwut lumen of Portsiiioulli gave a launch party io Lake Drumumnil Tuesday. The yeiiug hultu* wore the iiio.nbois of tho Evening Card Club. Tlio party left hi the inm-nlug and returned ut night. At Wiillaciùoii they were greeted by Captain 'Wullncu and liuichuoii was uarved, Thaasu present were Mrs. Bacote, Mrs. John Porter, Mlfs Fhaioncaj Buooto, Miss Sinlaa ilrlia!. Ml.-s Currla Barlow. Miss Juno Neialy. MI*h Lull»» Hiflgins, Ulis« Clura Ashtou. Mr. BUisoly Huilglns, Mr. Chandler Hill. Mf. J«>i»u Benson, Mew«, ('¦¦Ulna and Lawsuii Hill und Mr, l;;»i¡;la-y l'wtvr ^Ä, Sun-Plàited wsSf ^kîft<5 WlMmM The latest style in plaitings. «IJnWM) I have just put in a complete Sun- ¿È^&w] Plaiting Outíifr; also the latest and Em0S&J best Knife-Plaiting machine manufac- JllliÄ fcured. Spocial attention given plait- ÊÊ WÈÈÈk m& *'01' commence:men^ dresses. -JIHLashby b. pyle, WIE lll^^r 315 North Fifth Street. ^^'jfHfv^ Accordion-Plaiting, Knife-Plaiting, Sun- t*^^^t^ Plaiting, Pinking and Button Covering. GAY SUMMER IN PROSPECT Staunton to Have New Park With Bath Houses. A FINE AMATEUR OPERA Presented by the Amateurs of Staunton for the Benefit of the Stonewall Band.A Beautiful Marriage at Greenville. 'Spoclal to The Times-Dispatch.) STAUNTON, VA., May 23..Everything portends for u beautiful upd attractive season lu ötuuntuii this summer. Besides the beauties uiul attractions of u'ypsy 1-1111 und Highland Parks, there will bo gelded tlio attraction« of a park with balli houses ubuiit a tullu tun! u half soulhcn-st uf tlio city on the old '«'edurul Cemetery. Road. Thiu park Is on the old McAleor farm, and lust year Mr. 10. J. Luwls realizing what an attractive place this would bo for a park, leased some twenty acres and liad several beau¬ tiful boats and a number of buth houses constructed, Tills year It lu proposed to niako this park a succesu, and moro bath bouses will ho constructed und a number of pleasure boats will ho procured. Tills situation Is a most attractive ohofco fur n purl»', us It possesses grout natural beauty ami attractions, having upon it two large and beautiful lakes with boat¬ ing muí bathing' facilities and lu the rug¬ ged hills In tbu real' is u small, but beau¬ tiful, cavern. NIC! lOBAS-M'CUTCIi AN. A boaulll'ul wuilding wiis solemnized at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. James Mo» OutohUU, near Oreenvlll«». this county, at high iiiaain Wednesday, when their daughter, Miss Kate A. SfoCutcliun, ho- caiiio thu brlilo of Dr. It .AV. Nicholas. now u practicing physician of Worth, Ky- The parlor« were beautifully decorated with »iveigieens, potted plants und cut t'lowovs for the occasion. Miss Aiithu McCuti'li jn, Bister of thu brillo, was muid of liono», und was liecomlngly gowned In wlilto organdy, Mr. J. 8, l'unmui was bust man, Misses Jlliille Miller und An¬ uí»! Turk, bridesmaids, wore attired In whito organdy, carrying cariintiuiiH, The luido WOI'Q wlilto organdy, carrying a shower bouquet of brido roses and \vhitu CiirnutloiiH. mid looked unusually hap¬ py mid charming, Tim ceremony was performed by Bev, Dr. Tuttlo. of Lexington, Vu, After nn <ilil Virginia supper, Mr. and Mrs. Nich¬ olas taaaik tlio train for Worth, Ivy., where Ihov will inakai their fuluro hauno. Dr, Nh-holua formerly lived lu Buckingham county, Miss McCucthau la a very popu¬ lar young lady. Miss Ellsubulh Rosen und Mr. Edgar Williams, aaf tía« conniy, were uiurrled. Thursday at Arbor Hill. Miss l.« a. j.... Quensoii, who him been visiting friends In ltlohuinnil for thu past momia, ruUirnoii homo this week. OPERA MASCOT. Tho boautlful opera, "Musoot," was pre¬ sented at Um Uinua Uousu on Tlmi'*- duy and Prlduy iilghtt» of tills week by tituuii Inn's amateurs for tho benefit of tlio SlOllOWUll Ui'lg.uta Baud, and proved u grand uucetiss. The play wont off with vim and ilatili suldoin uijimllud by pro¬ fessional (loiupnnliis, and tliero wus not a dragging moment during tho whole per¬ formance*, Guests on the Lower James. (Spuoliil tai Tim ïluiunlilmintcli.) tíll'lBÍ/lSY, VA. Afuy 23.-Miss B*Jorence Wurwlck, of New ifavon, Conn.; Ml««' Mury Warwick, of Campllelii, Chusturllold county! Mr. und Mrs. Henry WJekliaui, of lianovpr county, were till guests ut Shirley lat-t week. .Miss ('HViiaiilno Hpc.tswooal, of Puters- hurg. Vu., hua bien 'thu guest of the M ¦..¦.a I'lllt»)», Of Hig'll M.!.:.. Mr. anal Mrs. Win. Runsey, who have boon ou un ex tended northern trip, have .returned tu their l.utua ut Woaiuver- .»<» Ulli J.uuu.t Quality, Fit. Schnurman, Tailor, Haberdasher, Hatter 907 Main Street. THE SOCIETY OF FREDER1CKSBURC Confederate Memorial Servi¬ ces Were Principal Event of the Week. (Special to Tli.i 'I liii.-ii-liU[-iii.-h.) FRiüDiimicicsauna. va., May m,-« This has beult an extremely quiet week socially. Aallo from the coiifi-dumte Mo« morial M-rvii-i-i Thursday irflernoou, la which many Indies and children took «, deep Interest, there has bean no eveut of a publiu character, Many of tho young pooplo aio eiitfatfeU la preparation* foi In- school i-iiiniiii.-iu-riiii-iii.-i. which ui< soon to occur, in connection with the finals nf li'iCHliiiIcl.iliiiiir t'olleao, a play will ha presented and thoso who will pnillolpato aro now busily oiitfiiKtid With the relioarmilM. A primary »oHal was e'von at Hi* Haptlat Church Monday nttiht at which a. jat'KO iiuinbur of children In the url« tiiai-y department of tho Baptist tíunu&y« »clmol and their friend* worn présent, 'i'ho children were moat uttractlvaly ar» rayed In brlKhl and prulty costume«, adorned with (lowers and a ple-uslni« pro» piumma was well rendered by the lit« tin ones. In addition several short ad« ilicsaea were delivered, after which 10- freshmeiita were served and tha Itrui gathering enjoyed Iho social feature oi .Misa LoulS« Kleeln, of Hlchllioiul. Is vi .- Itlnjr tho family of Mayor it G. Wll» Mr. (iud Mm. l,iiii;.:don, who have been tho «uosta of Mr. and Urn. W. D. Car» lui«, hiivi» returned to thojr homo In Uul- tluioio. Miss Rebeooa, Men-iflold, of Baltimore, who baa been visiting Mr. \V. V. FIcH-' li-u nnd family, ut ilolmont, hua returned liuiiio. Mr. and Mr«. 11. V, Willis have retuni- i-.i from u visit to relative* la Oulpuper county. I)"' "'iy iropkliu, of ZllahiiionOL u hi/ visiting hla g ruad m other, :\ r. -si«*wo. Mr. It. Ji. Merohnnt, of Washington, .-i-.ut MOVoral day» hum thla week with his family. Uov. Dr. J. ä. Ulli, pastor of the Bap. tint Church hure, la conducting a Pi'G. truetad. meeting In Culjmjier «nd itev. M. "W. AVlnfm of Ouipupui-, will rill th« pulpit In tho Huptl.il Church boro Bun- day, In tliu íibsonou of Dr. Dill. t Tho last of Um «cd Men have loft for tholr homed, after a inust pleasant *o- Journ In thla city, diuinj: tho s«*"»"'*««», H. Uiu.il Cvuncil of th» rjtate,
Transcript of SOCIETY OF When Figures RESORTS Small Sums CHARLOTTE … · 2017. 12. 17. · SOCIETY OF CHARLOTTE...
SOCIETY OFCHARLOTTE
Theatre Party Entertained byMr. David T. Iluyk.
MECKLENBURG FAIR MEETS
Manufacturers' Club Gives an Enjoya¬ble Reception.Virginia Dare Cir¬
cle Held Social Gathering.Dr.Ralph to Wed Mis« Holland.
(8|««'elnl to Tta«! TlmPivDIapntch.)OHABBOTTE, N. C, May 23,-Mr.
I>avld T. lluyck Tusdny evening enter¬tained at a theatre and supper party themembers of tho "Bald Pasha" cuHt, allhomo talent. The pnrty occupied the twoboxen at tho auditorium »luring the Ini¬tial performance of tlio "l'nrlslnn Prin¬cess," by tho Diitlu | Park Stock Com¬
pany.The baccalaureate sermon was preach¬
ed to the graduates of the PresbyterianCollege Sunday morning In the Secondl'rauNhyterlan Church, by Dr. B. E. Heed,At the name church In the evening,
Rev", J. Knox Montgomery delivered tliebuccalnureato sermon to the graduatingclass of the city graded school.Tuesday was the (Vrst day of the regu¬
lar spring meeting of tho MecklenburgPair Association. There wn» some line
racing on that day, nnd also on Wednes¬day.Tho reception at tlio Manufacturers'
Club Wednesday evening was nn ooca-
Klein of vory great social enjoyment. Thehospitality of tho club, which Is prover¬bial, was extended to n «very large num¬
ber of their friends. The members ofthe club wPro assisted In reculvlng bytho following named ladles: MesdamesIt. S. Busbee, Stunrt W. Crnmer, D. A.Dodsworth, T. S. Franklin. J. O. Gardner,T. C. Guthrlo. H. A. Klueppelborg, A. M.Miller H. II. Oír, J. M. Harry, DukeHeawell, If. L. Smith, W. 8. Dlddell, andMisses Dora Soler, Dottle Caldwell, Dt-laHeath, Acton Lnttn. Norma Van Band-Insrham, Annie Parks Hutchcson. CarrieMarshall Brown, Ducy Martin, Annie Wil¬son, Margaret Thurmond, Eva DIddoll,Midge McAden, Huth MCDInn and Hes¬ter B, Dewls.Mrs.' J. W. Coitway gtivc a very charm¬
ing entertainment Wednesday afternoonIn honor of her gmst, Mrs. Bliss, of At¬lanta, Ga. The hall, purlers and dining-room of Mrs. Conwaya pretty residence,we're profusely decorated with roses andother tlowers. The hostess and Mrs. Blisswere both exquisitely «owned. Miss Con-way wore light blue satin, foulard, withrrc'im lace applirpio, anel Mrs. Bliss, blacklnco over white* silk. Tho game chosenfor tho entertainment was euchre. De-llKhtrul refreshments were served.Mrs. Q. B. McDowell entertained a
small party of friends at a luncheon Wed¬nesday afternoon at her home, on EastAvenue. Her guests were: MesdamesJtufus Barringer and Sarah VirginiaYoung. Armlstead Burwell. J. W. Stagg,Badham, William Johnston, of Birming¬ham, Ala., and 5Uss Hele« Dong.The commencement exercises of the
Charlotte graded schools were held Wed¬nesday night In the Academy of-Music.
APPBOACHÍNG MABBIAOE.Mr. Adlal Osbonie, of this city, will
bo married on Juno 3d to Miss MnrleSimons Trenholm, of Columbia, 8. <**. Theyoung couple have many friands In bothCarolinas, who will be interested In theirmnrrlage.Mrs. Charlea W, Tlllett entertained the
Eclectic Book Club Thursday afternoon,Tho Dntta Purk Stock Company plnys
to n crowded house over** night. Oi¿yon one other occasion lias tho Auditoriumheld a larger audience thnn tho one thatassembled Monday night to 'witness theirInitial performnnco, "Tho Parlsan Prl|>-cess."A pleasant party, conslntlng of Misa
Jullu Alexander, sponsor for the Meck¬lenburg Camp of Confederate Veterans;Miss Jnnlo C. Patterson, maid of honor;Miss Huttlo Orr, Miss Susan Chirk, oí«sleigh; Miss Daisy Bell Phurr, of Moores-Vllle, and Messrs. Moore nnd Claire Pharr,left Monday night for New Orleans, to at-«\end the reunion. Tho party was chap-
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ly tired out.In either cuso wo will give
you tho proper glasses.orit may ho that you don't needglasses.
C. Lumsden & Son,»Jewelers «and Opticians,
731 E. Main.
eroned by .Mrs. Stonewall Jackson, anilwill stop nt lim Greonwald.
Mlsfl Mary B. A til bony, the art teachernt the Presbyterian College, and die nrtstudents of the college; gavo their an-«nual reception at the studio Tuesday af¬ternoon. They wer«- assisted in receivingby Mesdames Battu C. Johnston and R.A. Dunn: Misses T.lly Dong, Acton Lutta,munie Harris, Rebèkah Chamber«, Hat-tie Brenlzer and Mary Irwin.The Virginia Dare Circle had a social
MISS SUSIE MOON, OF CHATHAM,Who was one of tho Virginia Sponsors at tho Confederate Reunion In Now Orleans,
greeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. iarneaM. Oatos.Miss Ada Friday, of this city, leaves
next Tuesday for Gastonln,, where, on
Thursday, she will attend the marriageof Miss Clara Holland to Dr. PleasantRalph Falls. The, affair will eb a churchwedding to which a number of friendsliaaa/o been Invited. Both Miss Hoflnnd andDr. Falls are well Jcnown In Charlotte,Where they have many friends.
The " Style of 0, . Dorothy Dodd.$Can You Afford It?
"Our neighbors' eyes are the costliest things in life,"paid Poor Richard.Tho first things that your neighbors' eyos examino aro
your Bhoos. It seems a email matter, but your Shoes».are really the barometer of your -whole dress. Theybetray you. They stamp your position in society.
If you want to see Iioay much stylo can be crowdedinto a single pair of Shoes try the "Dorothy Dodd."
They are very smart and trig, They bristlewith style! They are Shoes oft distinction/
"Wear a Htrangö lint and you are "interesting"; wear
odd olothoB and you are " characteristic " *' but wear
unstylish Bhoos and you are " commonplace." Can youafford to bo ? Sincerely yours,OxfonlB $2.50 Boot« $3.00 ... ft» ~ *£$~tsffi&
Specials 5f)c. moro.
Fast-color oyolots used exclu¬sively.
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RESORTSOF NORFOLK
Beauties of Scenery and Surfat Virginia Beach.
OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND
Surf Bathing Is Already Enjoyed, andThose Pnrticipaling Declare Tem¬
perature of the Waler Entranc¬
ing.Other Pleasures.
¿Special to Tlie Tlni«Hi-l)l«|>3tch.)VIRGINIA BEACH, May 22.-'Twlxt
Sf:.i and pines," Is a term of description^frequently applied to Virginia. BeachTliero 1b none mure applicable or tlio-roglily iit-curatB. Within two hundredyards of the shore of old ocean thereare the dense forests of pine, whose sweetodors me forever mingled with tlio pun¬gent suit of the oenn breezes. It Is be-Iloved that the beach Is uuli|iin lu thisparticular. Everywhere else uiong theAtlantic coast the hind Is barren offorest nnd grass for a Considerable dis¬tance from the fihore, but the beautifullawn at Virginia. Brach extends to theline of high Udo, rind the pine forests are
nt thn doors of the hotel. This remarka¬ble feature of the landscape Is the mostattractive to be seen at the beach, andone noticed especially by the tourist fromthe North, those from the Kouth beingmore accustomed to verdure near to the
ocean, though, ng I have remarked, thereIs no other piuco where It is found In somarked a degree.The experiment or keeping the hotel
hero open all winter has proven a suo-coas, and it Is well assured that the beau¬tiful Princess Anne Hotel will not againbo closed, winter or summer. The patrou-ugo has boon excellent all winter, andtho guests uro ceimlug in rapidly now.Surf bathing is already enjoyed. Severalgonlloniun and one lady were In tho waterto-day. They declared that tt was aswarm as it Is in midsummer. And whynot? For the sun was shining brightly,the flowers In blossom on the hotelgrounds, and occasional sunshades attest¬ed that tho temperature of the atmon-phero Wim too ardent for comfort. Stillsurf bathing so early In tho yenr Issomething unheard of In the latitude ofthe famous resorts only a few degrees oflatitude further north,
OOBF ADD WINTEB.Oolfers at the beach have enjoyed the
spurt all winter, there being but fewdays whon it was not pleasant on thelinks. Tho nlne-holo course hero Is one »iftlio most beautiful In tho country;; indeed,It Is seldom that one runs aoross a spotmore (juletly lovely thnn the VirginiaBeach golf links, as level as a floor andas green ns tho greenest Held of theEmerald Isle, skirted on two sides byUm magnificent pine forest. One feels Insuch a spot the joy of golfing us It Is notexperienced anywhere olse.The scenery about tho beach Is much
different from that In tlio ii'Iclnlly ofother ropprts. There nro the greatstretches of pine forest; tho grnssymeadows, the true.-k farms, ns well cul¬tivated ns guldens; tho sandhills, largerand more plotiircse.ue than such nro usu¬
ally foupd; tlio limitless stretch of oldocean, the ceaseless booming of whosobillows on Ihn sumí beuch Bound ns thoronr of artillery. It In renlly small won-d,or that tlio beach should lie the favor¬ed resort It Is, Mr. T. D. Oreen, the pro¬prietor, formerly f,f ll|B mnnagoniont ofthe Jefferson In Itlchiiioiid, told me to¬day that tho big Princesa Aune llotol wasentirely Inadequate to supply the demandsfor space he expects this summer. Ho hasalready engaged muiiy rooms to Intendingguests for the summer season, Includingseveral well known Blclnnond people.Tho long row of cottages which line th«bench above und below the hotel arefilled every summer, nnd there will hea number of now ones this seusnn.
It is» little wonder that tliero Is 1)1«crowds at the beach every year- TlieroIs about everything there to attract peo¬ple In search of pleasure or fun, andthe seeker of the boaullfu] In naturewould scarcely seek any other spot afterho had been in tho benoh a day.
OCEAN VIEW.Ocean View, Wllloughby Bench nnd
other placés on tlie bay near to Norfolkuro more popular than Virginia Bench,In the sense Hint more people visit thornevery season than visit the Bench. Ex-uurulon parties from Biuhmond flivl the.'iefuvored objective points. Mure Norfolkpeople visit Ocean Vlow In the course ofu summer thnn ge> to liny other yc-sortprobably, though ull ot them In that
.'neighborhood uro well patronized. Thy
morry-ffo-rniirnlf, the vaudeville ami otherpopular ftttractlörlS ai Iho fesorla lastmentioned, n-i well as the fnc.l (hat theyaro niorci easy of access, make thorn moríattractive lo Iho misws than the Bífteh.Rui all nr (hem an- becoming popularwith siim-mer !¦<...«. l.d« nfi-. and at OceanVlOtf, tf-liOClally. til" building tlf m.!!;m;.hmakes Iho placo wear m n h the appear¬ance of a new town In tin- boom days ofVirginia. The beach south of ihr hotelin lined with cottages now for a distancebl well onto two tullo?, m.il tho sound ofHi« «aw and the hammer Is constantlyIn tin- ear -i«; one Strolls along- tho beachtrying t«i hear what the wild waves aresaying. I canio to the conclusion it theend of my walk that they were innkiiircconstant 'comment Upon the changmwhleh the hand of num. the speculatorand pie-mure hunter Ik making along thobeach, which for bo many anos was thesea's alone. *
All the resorts named In this artl6leare wllhln less than an hour's rldo or thebusiness renter of. Norfolk. No city Intho world of the flze of Norfolk proba¬bly hns so tunny plensuro n-s'.rtK so neatby, and many cities or greater size d<>not pitronlze a smaller number nr-.irly so
well.W. B. II.
ROANOKE COLLEGE CLUB
The Number of Canneries In RoanokeCounty Increases.
(Special to nie Ttmes-Dlspateh.)BALKM, VA.. »lay ¦.'.'.- At a called
meeting of tho Kuleni-Iln.uiolie Colles«Germán Club several nights since Dr.tí. E. koontz was i-'-'-i«- led président oftli<- club and aïsb leadei oí tho com¬mencement fjermans of Roanolto College.A. M. Bowman waá elected treasurer findgeneral manager; and A. II. Ay ros seo-retary.A hop wiis given In The Crawford Wed¬
nesday evening. Those present Were!Missen Kmm a Ayres. Anulo l/uigh.irne,Inez Shlpman, Mary Shanks. Matt inRowan, Katln Dllliuil. Roxle Billard, ,|:inoJohnston, Lucy Jöhnaton, .Muy Caperton,Mabel Bowman, Hertha Altiaor, Maryllaiman. Irina Klllian, Jlattio Henderson,¡Bessie Henderson, Mamie ShopnardjMessrs. l-oiian, Preston. Snider, Pope,Mason, Il.i'cltel. B]iàçkêlfordi Bowman,Koontz, Rose, Canimilay, Fniik, Arnold,Tlnslev, Patterson, Jones. Holland, .Mc-Clung. and Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Jeter.Tho dune« was chaperoned by Mrs. D,M. Knead.Dr. R V. N. Painter, professor of mod¬
ern languages In Roanoke College, banreturned from Philadelphia. Pa., wherelie attended the closing exercises of thoWoman's Medical College of Pennsyl¬vania, from whlrrii Institution his daugh¬ter. Miss Mnrgaret Painter, has J.ist i»rad-iiati-i.'. Dr. Painter also went to NewYork city, where hu kept his eimnge-meht with his piihll-ihqr, Mr. Slhlev. ofBoston, of tho firm of Slblcy and Duck-er.Miss I««itit Watt«, of Hlaunton, Is tho
guest of MJss Mary Ilarnian on BroadStreet.The Royal Arcanum Is quito active«
hero. Mt. Harrv Kemp, of Richmond,special deputy grand regent of the GrandCouncil, Is in Kaleni. About ten candi¬dates wore Initiated into this Council sev¬eral nights since, nnd tiliout that manymore will be taken In within several days.line courthouse hero Is now being re¬
painted. This building has recently beenrepaired and remodelled to sumo ox-
tent, and when the painting Is finishedIt will h« greatlv Improved.Tho Martin mill property on Roanoke
River has been sold by I rústeos to Mrs.James H. Smith for **ll.ón3.The nlnety-slx-acre farm of Ooorgo
Blovd on Hack Crook, this county, hasbeen sold at unction to Mrs. N. Ë. A.Hawjèy for $1.072.More tomatoes will be raised this sum¬
mer In Roanoke county than ever be¬fore. There has been a largo increase ofcanneries in Ihe county. A largo ono Isnow in course of erection at Stàrkèy's.Mr. 3. 8. Yoder will hulld a new one onthe Wertz farm, near Ogden. Mr. J. T.Henry proposes to go Into business on a
largo scale nt Poage's Mill, and Mr.G. W. Dayman will soon erect a largacannery at Salom.
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TWO ENTERTAINMENTS
House Party and Dinner In Honor ofMr. -Wheeler.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlnpatcb.)GDOUCESTKR C. H., VA., May 23..
Two entertainments of Interest In thesocial world of Gloucester lately wer» a
house party, given by Mr. and Mrs. H.O. Sanders, of "Oak Point," on the NorthRiver. In honor of their guest, Mr.Wheeler, of New York, and a dinner byJudgo Jamea Dj.'°ns Tallaferro, of
Churchill, aleo in honor of Mr. Wheeler.Among the guests of tho house partywere Misses Mairie Stuart Dowls, ofClarke; Sally Perrln, of Goshen«, NannieFox, of Balea, and Elizabeth Meredith,of Wilson's Creek.Miss Mary Saxe Dee has returned from
a visit to Washington, and was accom¬
panied by Miss Sadla W. Wash¬ington, of Washing-ton.Mrs. Maria iDewis and Miss Maria
Stuart Dewls, of Clarke, are guests ofMr. and Mrs. James Pox, of Balen,Mr. C. B. Cary returned to-day from
Cape Charles, where he attended a met¬ing of the Muafoid Bnnk directors.Miss Elizabeth Dee returned from
Northampton to-day.Miss Charlotte Blackburn Is a guest at
thn Rectory.Misa Evelyn Mi-Candllsh Is at White
Hall, the guest of Captain and Mrs.Richard Byrd.Mr. and Mrs- Joseph Bryan, Mr. St.
George Bryan and Dr. Robert Bryan, whohave been spending souio time nt "EaglePoint," hnvo returned to Richmond.Mrs. and Miss Vnngundy, of Pennsyl¬
vania; and Mr. Gninbole, of Mexico, areguests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, of"ISastover."Mrs. Ilonry Ames Williams, of Rich¬
mond, Is at Sherwood.Mr. Wheeler left yostordny fur New
York.Mrs, David Baldwin, accompanied by
Mrs. W. K. ferrl», luis returned to Bal¬timore.Miss Kthel Curo 1ms returned from the
I.at In school In Baltimore, quito sickwith typhoid fiver.Mrs. Black und Miss Black, of Nor¬
folk," who were guests of Di. nnd Sir».Poser, of Cien Roy. loft on Tuesday.Mr. David «Wandern shlppud » venue.) of
fine lumber to Baltimore to-day.Dr. l'Mward C. S- Tallaferrn, who took
a post-graduate ooursb In Vienna, Is now
In Prague, en route ior Amcrlci. Dr.Tnllnferrn will Join his cousin, illssHarriet Lea Tallaferro, In Paris, andthoy will return together to tho Slams.Mrs. Collnsoii, of New Jersey. Is with
the Missus Dainu-y, of Iho Exchange.
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Popular Young Society Peopleto Marry in Washington.
ENGAGEMTS ANNOUNCED
Mr. Frank Hopkinson Smith to WédMiss Annie Kldder, a Society Fav¬
orite.Gay Party in Honor ofMr. and Mrs. Delano.
(Special to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch.)WILMINGTON, N. C, May 28.-Mr.
and Mrs. W. N. Cronly have Issued In¬vitations for tho marriage of their daugh¬ter, Miss Luoy Hull Latham, to Mr.Kobert Norfleet Nosh, both very popularyoung society people of this city. Themarriage will bu celebrated at Clinton,N. C, at 6:30 P. M. on Juno 4th, In thoEpiscopal Church.Mina Latham Is a popular young society
woman and Mr. Nush holds a responsibleclerical position in the ofilcuj of TrailloManager Thomas M. Emerson, of theAtlantic Coast Uno.Another approaching marriage of much
Interest socially Is that of Miss Anno Mu-I.uurln Taylor, daughter of Mr. und Mrs.James H. Taylor, and Air. Cleborn Dan¬iel Weeks, which will talco placo at D:!I0o'olodt on Juno ¡Id, at ¡First BapUstChurch. Miss Taylor Is a favorite amongu wide circle of friends and Mr. Weeks1s a prominent young lawyer of thiscity.
SOCIETY INTERESTED,Wilmington society Is very much Inter¬
ested In tho forthcoming marriage ofMiss Annie Kldder, daughter of Mr. andMrs. George W. Kldder, and Mr. FrankHopkinson Smith, which will take placeearly In Juñe. The engagement was an¬nounced only this week, when Mr. Smithreceived notlco of Ills appointment usassistant uuiluur of tho Standard OilCompany in Paris, France, lie will sailfor Europe about the mlddlo of June.The marriage of these very prominentyoung society people la ono of tho lead¬ing social events mi the season's schedule.
WEDDING ENTERTAINMENT,Yesterday afternoon Mr. und Mrs. aoo.
W. Harrlsfl delight rally entertained \\\honor of the Harass-Delano weddingparty. Tho entertainment consisted ofa pleiisuruhlo trolley ride to Wrlghts-vilio Beach on «a chartered suburbancar, and was much enjoyed by u numberof society people. A utop wan mudo atthe ArrliiRilulo nut tage On tho beach,Where u pleasant tiinu was spent, danc¬ing nnd refreshments being among tliufeatures.Tho party was composed of Mr. and
Mrs. Harria«', Mr. and Mrs. AV. A. Wil¬liams, Mrs. J. A; Arrlngdalo, Mrs. W.H. Oreen, Miss Louleq Neave, of Salis¬bury; Misses Alio« Borden, NellieEmerson, Katherlpe llarrlss, FiinnloGreen, Mario Baldwin, Elliott Emerson,Mary Borden, (Llzzlu Cotoliett, CurrloHarrias and Juni« AVIllluius; CaptainJames O, BrecUlnrldge. United StatesMarino Corps: l.leutoiiant Paul Chniulicr-lln, I'nlla'al Stilles Marino Corps| andMr, W, llaililin W'ftiUs. of N>*w York;mid -Messrs. Charles F. Oreen, II. 1».Hunt, T. A, Baxter, Champ MoD, Dnvla,T. M. Oreen, John D. Beschau, Hurry U.l.alluier, Jr., und Marsden Bellamy, Jr.
PORTSMOUTH SOCIAL
Euchre Club and Launch Party to LakoDi'iimmoncl.
(Hpeclu) iai Tina Tlmos-Dlspatch.)PORTSMOUTH. VA.. May El..Miss
Sarah Keeling Wilson was hostess at thomeeting of tin» Afloriiuon Enebro ClubWednesday at lier humo in North street.I'lve-liuiiiK-al euchro was the» gain« su-
la-a-ieal to be played anil thtal'u wore futirtables.Those present were Mis. Oenrgo Par-
risli. Mrs. J, Orll'f. Edward«, Miss BullolliKltjIus, Miss Hnslu Qrice, Miss' 1 .»luSykes, Miss I^-'ils Wemplo. Miss FiiunleLatlghorne, Miss St. John, of Bristol,Tenu.: Miss Julia Phillips, »if Suffolk!Mlssahs l.itlla uiial Essie l'llllllIllHI-, MissClara AshlOl), Misa» Belle Nunli, Miss Au¬gusta Muupln, Miss Kl.u-uiiou Bacote. MissRebecca Nush, .Miss Alice Pui'rlsh, MissEssie Wilson, Miss Emma Burwoll, MissBunnlo Blllsoly, Mlas Juno Neuly undMiss Ruth Wilson.Several yOUUtf gwut lumen of Portsiiioulli
gave a launch party io Lake DrumumnilTuesday. The yeiiug hultu* wore theiiio.nbois of tho Evening Card Club. Tlioparty left hi the inm-nlug and returned utnight. At Wiillaciùoii they were greetedby Captain 'Wullncu and liuichuoii wasuarved,Thaasu present were Mrs. Bacote, Mrs.
John Porter, Mlfs Fhaioncaj Buooto, MissSinlaa ilrlia!. Ml.-s Currla Barlow. MissJuno Neialy. MI*h Lull»» Hiflgins, Ulis«Clura Ashtou. Mr. BUisoly Huilglns, Mr.Chandler Hill. Mf. J«>i»u Benson, Mew«,('¦¦Ulna and Lawsuii Hill und Mr, l;;»i¡;la-yl'wtvr
^Ä, Sun-PlàitedwsSf ^kîft<5
WlMmM The latest style in plaitings.«IJnWM) I have just put in a complete Sun-¿È^&w] Plaiting Outíifr; also the latest andEm0S&J best Knife-Plaiting machine manufac-JllliÄ fcured. Spocial attention given plait-ÊÊ WÈÈÈk m& *'01' commence:men^ dresses.
-JIHLashby b. pyle,WIE lll^^r 315 North Fifth Street.
^^'jfHfv^ Accordion-Plaiting, Knife-Plaiting, Sun-
t*^^^t^ Plaiting, Pinking and Button Covering.
GAY SUMMERIN PROSPECT
Staunton to Have New ParkWith Bath Houses.
A FINE AMATEUR OPERA
Presented by the Amateurs of Stauntonfor the Benefit of the Stonewall
Band.A Beautiful Marriageat Greenville.
'Spoclal to The Times-Dispatch.)STAUNTON, VA., May 23..Everything
portends for u beautiful upd attractiveseason lu ötuuntuii this summer. Besidesthe beauties uiul attractions of u'ypsy1-1111 und Highland Parks, there will bogelded tlio attraction« of a park withballi houses ubuiit a tullu tun! u halfsoulhcn-st uf tlio city on the old '«'edurulCemetery. Road. Thiu park Is on theold McAleor farm, and lust year Mr. 10.J. Luwls realizing what an attractiveplace this would bo for a park, leasedsome twenty acres and liad several beau¬tiful boats and a number of buth housesconstructed, Tills year It lu proposed toniako this park a succesu, and moro bathbouses will ho constructed und a numberof pleasure boats will ho procured. Tillssituation Is a most attractive ohofco furn purl»', us It possesses grout naturalbeauty ami attractions, having upon ittwo large and beautiful lakes with boat¬ing muí bathing' facilities and lu the rug¬ged hills In tbu real' is u small, but beau¬tiful, cavern.
NIC! lOBAS-M'CUTCIiAN.A boaulll'ul wuilding wiis solemnized at
tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. James Mo»OutohUU, near Oreenvlll«». this county,at high iiiaain Wednesday, when theirdaughter, Miss Kate A. SfoCutcliun, ho-caiiio thu brlilo of Dr. It .AV. Nicholas.now u practicing physician of Worth, Ky-The parlor« were beautifully decoratedwith »iveigieens, potted plants und cutt'lowovs for the occasion. Miss AiithuMcCuti'li jn, Bister of thu brillo, was muidof liono», und was liecomlngly gowned Inwlilto organdy, Mr. J. 8, l'unmui wasbust man, Misses Jlliille Miller und An¬uí»! Turk, bridesmaids, wore attired Inwhito organdy, carrying cariintiuiiH, Theluido WOI'Q wlilto organdy, carrying ashower bouquet of brido roses and \vhituCiirnutloiiH. mid looked unusually hap¬py mid charming,Tim ceremony was performed by Bev,
Dr. Tuttlo. of Lexington, Vu, After nn<ilil Virginia supper, Mr. and Mrs. Nich¬olas taaaik tlio train for Worth, Ivy., whereIhov will inakai their fuluro hauno. Dr,Nh-holua formerly lived lu Buckinghamcounty, Miss McCucthau la a very popu¬lar young lady.Miss Ellsubulh Rosen und Mr. Edgar
Williams, aaf tía« conniy, were uiurrled.Thursday at Arbor Hill.Miss l.« a. j.... Quensoii, who him been
visiting friends In ltlohuinnil for thu pastmomia, ruUirnoii homo this week.
OPERA MASCOT.Tho boautlful opera, "Musoot," was pre¬
sented at Um Uinua Uousu on Tlmi'*-duy and Prlduy iilghtt» of tills week bytituuii Inn's amateurs for tho benefit oftlio SlOllOWUll Ui'lg.uta Baud, and provedu grand uucetiss. The play wont off withvim and ilatili suldoin uijimllud by pro¬fessional (loiupnnliis, and tliero wus nota dragging moment during tho whole per¬formance*,
Guests on the Lower James.(Spuoliil tai Tim ïluiunlilmintcli.)
tíll'lBÍ/lSY, VA. Afuy 23.-Miss B*JorenceWurwlck, of New ifavon, Conn.; Ml««'Mury Warwick, of Campllelii, Chusturlloldcounty! Mr. und Mrs. Henry WJekliaui,of lianovpr county, were till guests utShirley lat-t week..Miss ('HViiaiilno Hpc.tswooal, of Puters-
hurg. Vu., hua bien 'thu guest of theM ¦..¦.a I'lllt»)», Of Hig'll M.!.:..Mr. anal Mrs. Win. Runsey, who have
boon ou un ex tended northern trip, have.returned tu their l.utua ut Woaiuver- .»<»
Ulli J.uuu.t
Quality,Fit.
Schnurman,Tailor, Haberdasher, Hatter
907 Main Street.
THE SOCIETY OFFREDER1CKSBURC
Confederate Memorial Servi¬ces Were Principal Event
of the Week.(Special to Tli.i 'I liii.-ii-liU[-iii.-h.)
FRiüDiimicicsauna. va., May m,-«This has beult an extremely quiet weeksocially. Aallo from the coiifi-dumte Mo«morial M-rvii-i-i Thursday irflernoou, lawhich many Indies and children took «,deep Interest, there has bean no eveutof a publiu character, Many of tho youngpooplo aio eiitfatfeU la preparation* foiIn- school i-iiiniiii.-iu-riiii-iii.-i. which ui<
soon to occur, in connection with thefinals nf li'iCHliiiIcl.iliiiiir t'olleao, a playwill ha presented and thoso who willpnillolpato aro now busily oiitfiiKtid Withthe relioarmilM.A primary »oHal was e'von at Hi*
Haptlat Church Monday nttiht at whicha. jat'KO iiuinbur of children In the url«tiiai-y department of tho Baptist tíunu&y«»clmol and their friend* worn présent,'i'ho children were moat uttractlvaly ar»
rayed In brlKhl and prulty costume«,adorned with (lowers and a ple-uslni« pro»piumma was well rendered by the lit«tin ones. In addition several short ad«ilicsaea were delivered, after which 10-
freshmeiita were served and tha Itruigathering enjoyed Iho social feature oi
.Misa LoulS« Kleeln, of Hlchllioiul. Is vi .-
Itlnjr tho family of Mayor it G. Wll»
Mr. (iud Mm. l,iiii;.:don, who have beentho «uosta of Mr. and Urn. W. D. Car»lui«, hiivi» returned to thojr homo In Uul-tluioio.Miss Rebeooa, Men-iflold, of Baltimore,
who baa been visiting Mr. \V. V. FIcH-'li-u nnd family, ut ilolmont, hua returnedliuiiio.Mr. and Mr«. 11. V, Willis have retuni-
i-.i from u visit to relative* la Oulpupercounty.I)"' "'iy iropkliu, of ZllahiiionOL u
hi/ visiting hla gruadm other,:\ r. -si«*wo.Mr. It. Ji. Merohnnt, of Washington,
.-i-.ut MOVoral day» hum thla week withhis family.Uov. Dr. J. ä. Ulli, pastor of the Bap.
tint Church hure, la conducting a Pi'G.truetad. meeting In Culjmjier «nd itev.M. "W. AVlnfm of Ouipupui-, will rill th«pulpit In tho Huptl.il Church boro Bun-day, In tliu íibsonou of Dr. Dill. tTho last of Um «cd Men have loft for
tholr homed, after a inust pleasant *o-Journ In thla city, diuinj: tho s«*"»"'*««», H.Uiu.il Cvuncil of th» rjtate,
