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Miss Rath C. Menefee and, Georgs Effren of Washington, D. C., were week-en dgassts of Mrs. Virginia M. Lewis. •
Mrs. W. B. RoWzie of Culpeper is spending some time with E. M. Schwartz and his duoghter, Mias Louise Schwoijtz.” “Other' gtiesfts in the SchwartzTiome Sunday were, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Dodd and Miss Arlene Dodd.
PHI DELTA KAPPA
(Cestiaaed fraos Pag* 1) queer one and a sort of magical education, as you can very well see. The amazing thing about it was that his son became a pretty nearly as good as the first son. I was now very curious and wondered greatly what method the Sap would use with the third son, nod I was hoping he would go back to the method he used with the first, the practical kind of method and not the magical kind.
Then one day he came into.thq Valley with the third son. He again sat down in the sun on the sand and I was afraid he would use the same method he had used with the second son. He didn't. No, Homo the Sap used another method. He talked to the boy an<^ drew a diagram in the sand. He drew a lot'of patterns and diagrams and then after a time he orew a sort of scientific generalization from these patterns and diagrams and pictures in the sand. The Sap, by this procedure, gave the third son a kind of vicarious experience in pack - rat hunting, quicker than the first two sons. He too in time became a pretty fair packrrat hunter, though not, as good as the firit son.
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