Miss Hilda Moneire, who has been visiting her brother, H. C. Moneire, in Newport News, and Rev. and Mrs. John Mon, have returned to Richmond. Miss Mary Robertson, of Chase City, is at Westhampton College for this session.

Miss Ressie Porter Taylor and Esther Shotwell, of Richmond, have been spending a short time with the Misses Mary in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Podol, of Richmond, are visiting relatives in Fredericksburg. Misses Mary Walker and Maria Bailey, of this city, are guests at the home of R. I. Haines, in Tippahannock. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Howard and the little Misses Howard are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Overton Howard, en route for their home in West Virginia. Mrs. I. R. Carper, Mrs. Maurice Boiling and Miss Miriam Carper, Fredericksburg, are visiting Mrs. O. Anthony in Richmond. John Nicholas, of this city, is a guest of friends in Ashland for a week. H. H. Markley, of Roanoke, is spending a week in Richmond and Norfolk. E. Wall Payor Column Like New. WE REVIVING AND REMOVING IT. No Dirt or Inconvenience. Houlton.  PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
A toilet preparation of merit.
Relieves to eradicate dandruff.
For Restoring Color?
Beauty to Gray or Faded Hair,
For and for Regaining.
THE DOT PREPAREDNESS
The boys of Preparedness Camp 1?.1 ri -?? 1? \oti 'ould loll a first lieutenant by the one silver bar he wore on his hair, and how a captain wore two silver burn. Then the instructor explained that the major wore a gold leaf, and a lieutenant-colonel a silver leaf. 