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Social News From All Sections of
RVfcNA VISTA* VA., May H.—The ;
first of the graduating reeitala from
the deportment of elocution wh held
at the Southern Seminary oti last
Monday evening. Title department te
under the eupervtalon of Mtae Grace
•lean Salle, a graduate of Emmerson
year there are anree ruu graduate*
from thla department. The one on
i/iiuay evening was given hy Ml**
Ruth R/irlow. The program comitt
• d of three member* Of a very broad
nature frpm Shakespeare’* court j
•cane from the Merchant of Venice
te "The Gay of the Dog." Mies Har
low- wa* at her best In the Merchant
of Venice, but, a* a ■whole, the entire
program waa very good. Between j
the number* Mine Myrtle Ootehn.ll '
played several selections on tnu '
piano.
The rehearsals for the Old Kingin'
Skule, which wtil be produced by
local talent, are progressing nicety.
On-neat Tuesday evening; no doubt,
they will play to a crowded house.
The meeting* which have been in
program at the Presbyterian church
• dosed on Tuesday evening, and Rev.
Its A. WhHe, of Oerrodstotcn. W. V*..
returned to his home Wednesday.
Eight additions were made to the
• hureh test Sunday morning.
Bishop B. D. Tucker held services
In the Episcopal church on Friday
afternoon and conllrmed * a” large
• -loss.
Nest week Is commencement w celt
nt the Southern Seminary, and a
large number of visitors are expect
ed in the city.
v, .ait t.t n doubt the most brilliant
social function of the s-»'cin was
given at Ore<-n Forent on last Satur
day evening by the A T. < . «.f the
Southern Seminary to the K. I’. So
ciety. The entertainment was in the
nature of a course dinner. The he use
wan li-autdully decorated, the color
scheme being the colors of the two
*<>* letle* and the colors of the South
ern Seminary. The dinner wa*
served In six course* and handsome
hand-painted cards marked the
place* of the guetd*. Mis* Ruth
Muflard the president of the A. T.
C.. presided at tho punch l'-wl. The
members of the A. T. C.\ are as fol
lows- Mimes Ruth Eng!*-. Miriam and
Margaret I'miiuin, shelly Ceats, !-*•■
its iiilisman, Francis ami tails Bul
lard. Jensie Valentin*. Ri sa L’cak and
ilanbah Beard K P, member* are
nt follows: Mlrse* firs*,. and Itubl
t:*He I-ee. Mary Kin nor Cain Clarke
Iccfnag-l, Alice Titus. Ruth Mor
fettc and Virginia I cUt.
Mr*, tv J. Wright spent several
d.*vr in * harlotteevilie I hi* week.
T. 1. Mills was a business visitor
in Lynchourg Wednesday.
Mr*. V. if, Higginbotham, of Snn
<i,dgee. is the guest ot Mrs A \V
ytrnttou
Mrs. O. D. Merlv.cather left Friday
nv rnlng fer Richmond.
Paymaster Powell Pml-'n 1* spend
ing o,me time in Richmond as the
guest of l»r <?. C. Coleman.
K. II. Howe returned this week
from »n extensive trip spent in Bast*
•*m Virglnra in the Interest of the
-Southern Kenilnari.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Brown spent
ihe week end In Roanoke.
It. K. Mills spent tho week end at
Agtbdrtt Courthouse.
West Point
tVEST POINT. VA. May II —r<r.
George W. irichnrdsan is ttl at his
h*>nte on Main street.
Mrs. Thomas P. Bagby left .Mon
day for Baltimore, where she U at
tending the Southern‘Re pliet conven
tion. now being held in that city.
Mrs. M. Gaily Walsh left Monday
for a visit to Baltimore.
Mr. Montague Pfb'hcr. who has
been ill for tome time, i* at this
writing no better.
Mr*. Ed. Morvit* will leave Friday
for Baltimore. Fh. was called there
by the sickness of her sister, Mr*.
<'harks Cabe.
The Southern Railway Company
has men at work replacing ties be
tween here and Romanuoke.
rhe coal we offer our patrons is
e kind that good house ke<lf>ers
prefer. It burn* unt3 wtfj' particle
has disappeared because it is free
from dirt, slate, rock* and other
foreign imbalances. It it Good CoaI\
Pcsmej'tranla Anthracite,
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__utwur—10c AT ALL
GROCERS. *
NELSON & LADD,
Ashland
(Special to The Richmond Virgin an.)
ASHLAND, VA., Mar 14.—Rev.
Frank L .Well* !■ tn Asheville. N.
O., attending .the general conference.
Ilev. Joohua Hunter will preach »< r
him to-morrow.
At tha regular meeting of the girl*
literary club on Thursday Mrs. Wjl
don C. Blanton read current even's,
and Mrs. Ivey r tiwhuM tt paper
«n Amaterdam. Queen of the Zlndee
Zee.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Huff and Util*
daughters, of Columbia, 8. C.. are now
at the Henry Clay Inn.
Dr. Kdwin Wingfield Bowen, of
Randolph-Macon, will sail on June 4
for another tour In Europe on stean
ship Herlln. Ho will go first to ltalv,
and expects to take tn Oberammergnu
In his travels, and see the Passion
Play. t>r. Herbert C. Lipscomb, of
the Rsndolph-Maron Woman s Col
lege, will sail on the same steamer.
Mrs. W, L. Koy most delightfully
entertained the bridge club at Its la*t
meeting^ this week. Those playing:
Corr, Mies Ie.u Redd. Mrs. Lipscomb,
Mrs. John Addison. Mrs. Buo Wright.
Mis. Newman, Mrs, James Hunter.
Mrs. Dailey, Miss Peatross. Miss Agnes
Segar, h|tss Valden, Miss Potts, Miss
Folds. Mrs. Potts, rs. Schuyler Fox,
-Mrs. Henry Rote Carter, Mrs. Clar
ence Wright. Mlsa Annie Doswell,
Mrs. B. Morgan Shepherd. Mrs. Tate
Chenery. Mrs. Hill Carter, Jr., Mrs.
-Harr-*-—
Radford
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
HARFORD, VA., May It.—Mr. F.
H. Ridge ley, ,,f \vu Chang Fnlversity,
i 'htna, wue the guest ot Mrs. J. A.
Wilson Wednesday .
Miss Kate Hunt, of Stonewall Jack
son t net ft me, Abingdon, recently look
ed over some houses with the Inten
tion of moving her*-.
Bishop Tucker preached in Grace
Church Sunday and comlrmed a
.-lass.
Sirs Woolwine. of Princeton, W.
Va . is -islUng relatives here.
Mri. J. Leal* Ingles left Monday
nlghi f. r New York, to meet her
brother, Navy Paymaster Venable, who
accompanied her lo hla home In Ports
mouth. N. H, where she will spend
teveral weeks.
Mrs. K. R. Haskins, of Petersburg.
Is the guest of in r daughter, Mrs.
W. W. McKlrath.
Mr*. Rear* ley went to Pulaski
Thursday night to Instruct the newly
organized Episcopal choir.
Mr. A. Simon Is non- in Philadel
phia
Mr. J. Bumpier Eakin has returned
to Gary. W. Va.
Miss Virginia Eakin returned this
week from Marion, accompanied by
her aunt.
Mrs. Fred Ernsteln anti Miss Riva
Ly lr. of Bediord. ar«i the guests of
Professor and Mrs. Horace L. Jones.
In Bristol.
Aire. H. I* Carder’, who was operat
ed on in Johns Hopkins hospital, Bal
timore. is getting along nicely.
Mm. R. W. Long, of Bast Radford,
ha* moved to Walden. N. V.
Ms*. J. f*. Hyman, of Pocahontas,
is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
A. Simon.
Engineer Loyd, of Roanoke, i has
moved his family here.
Captain W. T. Baldwin and Mr. G
T. Reamer have returned from the
Odd Fellows gathering in Danville.
Mrs. E. Wiley anti Mrs. R G. Water
house. of Emery, addressed th< ladies
at the Methodist Conference here this
week.
About forty preachers and laymen
attended the Methodist Conference,
which opened Wednesday in Grove
Awnue church. Elder Catron pre
siding.
Mr. George Davis has returned,
after an absence of several weeks in
Montana.
Fife Chief Me Neal reorganized the
volunteer fire department Thursday
night. An expert will probably he
brought to put the boys through some
drills.
Mrs. R. T Crabtree is the guest
of Mrs. It. H. Lusk In East ward.
Mr, Erne»t Stump, of Newport
News, is visiting his father.
Mr. Henry Mundy, ot Catawba,
stopped, to visit his parents while en
route to Hurley. \V. Va. •
Mrs. Lucye Bigg* Laugh or no was
a guest this week cf Miss Melitn Wil
son.
Mrs C. G, Johnson is visiting In
Lynchburg.
Mr*. Wldigit) Ingles and Mlsa Jes
sie Reid attended the Roanoke fes
tival.
Miss Mary Mac Ingles ha* returned
from Richmond. ,
Professor Rarst. of Pula >kl. looked
over the Radfi rd schools Monday and
was Very much pleased.
Mr*. John H. Broomsborg, of Kala
muou, Ml'.'h, to visiting her daughter,
Mr*, p. H. Wlsman, of 300 Montelro
a von no.
Mis* Mary Lundsford, of Petersburg,
arrived Thursday. and is the guest of
Mrs. LI M. Lee, on Luck avenue.
Rev. John F. Coleman, of Ashland
Rev. L. D. Vaughan, of Westover;
Rov. V. H. Lewis, of Three Squares;
Rev. J. F. Burks, of Oliver, and Rev.
E. E. Osgood, of Brook Hill, are the
out-of-town clergy who have attend
ed the convocation meeting at Trinity
Episcopal church this week.
Mrs. William M. Luck, who was
operated on at the Virginia hospital
Monday. Is doing well.
The Richmond Convocation, which
hag been in session In the Epiphany
(Episoopa!) church since Monday
night closed Thursday night at 10
o'clock. The services Thursday con
sisted of devotional services at JO A.
M., led by the Rev. E. E. Osgood.
Morning prayer wltn sermon at li
X. M.. by Rev. Rodger Tyler. At 3
P. M., business session, and st S P.
M.. evening prayer, with sermon by
the Rev. John Moncgre.
. The Ladles* Missionary Society, of
the Baptist church, met at the home
of Mrs. Olivia Haselgrove. Barton
avenue. Tuesday afternoon at 3:»0
o'clock Mm *» m»
president, presided. An4 -attractive
program was rendered after the usual
business had teen transacted. Officers
for the ensuing year were' elected.
Mrs. (). B. MbuKtcastJe was re-elected
as preside at. Mrs. W. R. Jones was
elected vice-president: Miss Alma
Haselgrove secretary. Mrs. J, r.
Stringer, treasurer, and Mrs. D. II.
Wlsman organist.
A telegram announcing the death
ef Mr. H. J. Berryman, of Norfolk,
was received at the heme of Rev. A.
O. Berryman, a brother- of the de
ceased, Wednesday afternoon. Mr.
BtmRM died about l? o'clock Wed
funeral. Rev. A. C. Berryman la at-]
tending the General Conference, which
Is In station in Aahevllle. N. C.
A committee of Sunday-school
. workers-&£- tho Method 1st church tuei
iat the home of Mr. J. E. Harding
j Tuesday night and planned for Chil
1 dren's I>ay exorcises, which will take
i place at the church tho second Sun
day in June.
Mr. Robbins the wife of Rev. J. W.
, g. Kobtns, of Norfolk, who has spent
■ several days with her daughter. Mrs.
j O. d. McGavock, left for her home
! Friday.
p IIT. H. E.S^Mrtiwfl, whs ha* re
sided on North avenue for the past
two years, has gone to Dumbarton,
where We will make his home for the
i future.
Mrs. Champion Bledsoe and chil
dren, of Goochland county, arc the
guests of Mrs. Joe SHilther, of
ltrookland Fark.
in the absence of the pastor. Rev.
' A. C. Berryman, who is attending
tho general conference at Asheville.
.. C.. Rev. W. A. Laughon will preach
: at the Methodist church Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock and the Rev.
John Ortr, D. IX. of the T'nion Then
logjcal Seminary, will preach at H
r. M.
t I’astor Kuerten will -preach
: morning at 11 o'clock. Subject. "Ne
hemlah's Great Tack.” At S o’clock,
subject. “Commending the Spirit to
I God." _
i The Episcopal Convocation held
1 with the Epiphany church closed
. Thursday night. The attendance in
1 dht of tho clergy was unusually
| large and the spirit of the meeting
I **'m nP*1~lo‘i*-Tho n*ti—session . of
i tho convocation will take place with
the Rsv. H. It. Lee, of Gloucester
I county, in October.
Th« usual services may be ex
pected at Epiphany Episcopal church
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and
at night at S o'clock, conducted by
tho Rev G. Peyton Cratghlll. rec
tor.
Rev. T. M. Lemly will preach at
! the Overbrook Presbyterian church
I Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ami
I at Reed's Memorial chapel, on Brook
; road, at * o'clock,
i louring the summer months Mr
Lemly will preach at the Overbrook
church every Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and every Wednesday night
at S o'clock, and at Heed's Memorial
chapel every SuKblay night and every
Thursday night, at H o'clock.
Miss A. L. Goodwin and Miss Mat
te Beckham, of Frederick's llall.
: Louisa county who have been vielt
S ing Mrs A. T. Goodwin, have gone
I horns- %
Gordonsville
(Special to The Richmond Vlrgi iia % )
GORDONSVILLE. VA.. May 14.—
M-ssrs. Willie and James Holiaday, of
Uaroroft, were guests this week of
their mother, Mrs. J. H. Hume.
Mr. V. J. Holiaday. who waa op
erated upon in Richmond Tuesday for
, appendk itis, is reported as improv
ing.
Mistt Florence Marx, of Richmond,
is on a visit to her cousin. Miss Rena
Marcus, in this city.
.Mr. O. 11. Watson, of Orange, was a
fh-rttonsville visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
mi. luuagrave Brisco, of the United
States army, arrived here Wednesday
to spend se'eral weeks with his moth
er. Mrs. Fleming Brisco, and other
l relatives in the city.
Mr. i-aureme Eggleston and family,
of Newport News, are guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Eggleston,
in town
Miss Margie Martin, who has been
teaching at Murat, Va„ the past ses
sion. returned home on Wednesday,
j Mr. and Mrs., W. V. Faber left on
Tuesday for Richmond, where they
. Will make their home in the future.
Mrs. J. T. Arree visited her broth
er. Mr. J., A. Mayhugh, in Baltimore,
for several days this week,
j Professor B. H. Pauiconer return
ed Wednesday from Laoexa, where he
taught school the past session.
Miss Ruth Gillum, of Madison Mills,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jane L.
Faber, in this city.
Bowling Green
HOWI4NG GREEN. VA, May H.
—Mi#» Eavin.a Waring, a graduate
| In piano o£ the Howling Green tieui!
nary, will give Her boat recital in
' the seminary chapel t riday evening
at li o'clock. Mias Wnrtng, who is
, from Center Cross, Va., has been a
I student or the setnnary or the past
cession, and has suc< cssfully scorn -
| pleted the course in piano as required
j uy tnat institution.
Among the local transactions In
i reai estate tor the are the fot
j tewing: Exchange of the Ennis prop
. erty on Main street and Courthouse
cquarc for the Butler property on
Main street: terms private. Bale at
j the George Wright estate on East
i road to W. J. and Geo. >V. Wrignt;
j consideration, *1.950. Sale of the
j W. J. Harlow larm on South road
: to M-* H. Taylor; consideration. $3,
t 000. Sale of the James Filxed "Rock
Spring" ffrm on North road to W.
J. Harlow; consideration, $2,900.
A drama in four acts, "Farm
Folks," will be given in Bu|ard's
Hall Saturday nigh( for the benefit
cf the Christian church of Bowling
I Green.
Mies Grace l^ear, of Berkley, Va„
! who has been visiting her sister. Miss
Emma Hear, at the seminary, left
Thursday. Miss Lear was the re
cipient of much attention while
j here.
The condition of Mine Meyers, the
! popular elocution teachers of the
! Bowling Green Seminary, who was
compelled on account of illness to
! resign her position In December, .1#
j much improved. Miss Meyers is in
! .t. i-uke's hospital. Richmond.
CHATHAM, .... _
' twenty of our young people accom*
■ paiMeu tne Chatham Dramatic Club
to Altavista Tuesday night, where
they played "Mr. Bob." The club
«* akihe' play in' tBe opera
j house here Thursday evening. The
^ crowd reports g very good houss at
the‘new city and a good time.
Chatham training School closes on
the 94th day of May. The Chatham
Episcopal institute closes on Juno
1.
Dr, Hicks, -of the First Baptist
church In Jftanvillo. wii; preach
sermon f at' C. T.
M. \ f?
/•, 'mMft llAa*
WARRENTON
(Special to. The Richmond Virginian t
WAHRfiNToN’, VA., May U — Mr.
James t>. Hall cold thin week Nebuch
annaser to C. H. Smith for 11,000. j
This animal »a» recently purchasedj
by Mr. Halt at Pimlico from the *olej
of the horse* of the late Robert Ne» i
vllle, of Upperville._■
ftfhoo the apt in* weather began the;
Warrenton Polo Club haa gotten out!
for a number of practice games. Much ’
Interest la l*eing manifested in th*’
sport, and all the games arts well at-!
tended. A prac tice game waa played i
with a team irnnt Marshall this past i
week, and the \\arn-ntonlan* showed
up w-ell. Among those playing were
C. H. Smith. L-< Evans, William Wil
bur and C, P. Wyly.
Mr. N. 1>. Benner left this week
with hla string of thoroughbreds for
the Richmond show. Mr. lJenner will
!>e one of th»- Judges.
Among the Warrentonlans who
went to Washington on Monday and
Tuesday to witness the Bnrnum *
Bn i ley skews we-thr M taet fflntsr,'
I>r. Maphis, Mr. Al(>ert Fletcher. Jr.,
Albert Fletcher. 3d, Misses Emile and
Oanevleva Fletcher, Mr. C. E. Tiffany.'
Mrs. F. A. B. Port man. Misses Mary |
cud Catherine Sowers. Mrs. L. V.j
Wither*, Mr. W. F. Stone and ehll- j
dren, Messrs A. R. Anderson, I. W.
Maxheimar, J. B. Grayson, Mias Kitty
PhUUpkj-JMf.^ and Mrs. Will Fielding.
ington for several days to (w> the guest
of Mrs. L. O. Hardin.
Mlsa Jane Forbes went to Baltimore
on Wednesday to visit her sister, Mr*.
Edwin B. King.
Mrs. Arthur Humphries, of Nor
folk, Va„ la a welcome visitor to War
renton.
Captain Brook Payne, V. S. A.. Is
visiting his mother, Mrs. J. M. Payne.
Miss Ueniso Mahan is at home again,
after a vls't to Washington, where
Miss Mahan was the guest of honor
at many functions.
Mr W. B. Wilson leaves this week
to accept a position In a iargo drug
firm In Charlottesville.
Mr. Joseph a Jeffries spent sev
eral days In Washington this week.
Mrs. Elisabeth Gaines Smith, who Is
spending som-- time In Washington, is
at Loretta with Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Gaines.
Mrs. Albert Fletcher, Jr., entertain
ed at a smalt luncheon on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Laboutssc and
children leave this week for Bar Har
bor. Me., where they will spend the
sum m Jr.
Mrs. R. J. McGandlish, who has
been the guest of the Misses Butler
at the Institute, left on Monday for
Leesburg. Vs.
Miss Ella Bowen, of Remington, vis- t
ited friends In town this week.
Miss Belle G. Btone is at home for
the summer, after an absence of sev
eral months.
Mrs. Thomas Keith, of Fairfax, was
at Woodburno this week,
Mr. J. L. Chamberlain was a wel
come -vtsttor In Warrenton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nelson are vis
iting Mrs. G w. Nelson at her home.
on Green Street
Mr. Webb Maddux, of Marshall, was.
a reoentevistgar to town.
The annual Founders' Lay exercise*
and hop took pluce ftt Bethel on Fri-i
day and Friday night and was well
attended. A number of Warrenton
lan* being In attendance.
Virginia Beach
VIRGINIA BEACH. May n._ Mro
John Hum*' and family and Sir*. Col
lin Hilt, of Norfolk, have opened (he
DeJarnett. cottage for a month.
Ml*.** Nannie Hay, of Raleigh. X.
t\. and Miss Resale Harward. of Nor
folk. am the guests of Miss Nonie
Wilkinson.
Mi* Ruby Reid, of Baltimore, i*
the guest of her mother. Mrs. James
8. Reid
Miss Florence McKinney, of Rich
mond. is the guest of Mrs. Charles
Mosley.
Mrs. Everett Perkins, of Roanoke. ;
Va.. is spending a month at the Gsrd
ner cottage.
Miss Jessie Campbell, of Bedford 1
City, Va.. is spending some time at
the Ocean Wsve cottage.
Miss Emma Ragland is visiting
friends in Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. John Perce!I. of Richmond.
Va., Is Handing some time at the
Ocean Wave cottage.
Mrs lb rland and Miss Borland,
Of Bedford City, are stopping at the
Ocean Wave cottage.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Straus, of
Richmond. Va., are spending a few
seeks ut "The Arlington.'* •
Mrs K. F. Pugh, or New York, is
spending some—time at the Queen
Anne cottage.
Mri Harry E. Hughes, Mrs. George
Hughes and Mrs. J. M. McClung, of
Florla. Ala., turn at "The Arlington.” j
for a few day*.
Mrs W.*' Hubert Witt, of Jackson
ville. Fla., is the guest of her pa- i
rents. Judge and Mrs. P. Tucker
Brooke.
Mrs. O. M. Steven, of Norfolk,.spent
1- ■ "-JtgiUlIMJliiaL'-H--. L -1-S.
the week end at the Queen Anne ;
cottage.
Miss Anne V. Guy, of Norfolk, '*
spending some time at “The Arling
ton." .. ... ...— .. .-1
Mr. Richard Walke, the Misses
Walke and Mi. Kdward de V. Brad
ford have retudned to thel'.' home In 1
Norfolk, after spending several weeks’
etav at the Atlantic Club.
Mr. tV. H. White. Jr., of Richmond,
Va., Is staying for a. week ai the
Wt*d Rose cottage
Mr. John Alexander, of Washing
ton! D.. c., la ependjtjg some time at
the Gardner cottage
Lexington
LEXINGTON, VA.. May 14.—Dr.
W. tV. Smith, chancellor of the Ran
dolph-Macon system of colleges and
schools, accompanied the young la* ■
die# of the Randolph-Macon Woman’s ,
College, Lynchburg, to Lexington on
the occasion of their presentation at
the Virginia Military Institute under j
liic au£nlccs nf- thc-Daughters of
Confederacy of Lexington, of the Anti- 1
gone of Sophocles. In the original
Greek. The play was enthusiastically
received, especially by the cadets Of .
the V. H, f. and the students ot
Washington and Lee.
Mr. Edward L Rotter, of Botetourt
county, a member of the graduating
elaes of Washington and Lee Uni
the High-School at Fairfield for the
next session. He succeeds Mr. S.
F. Gollehon, who has been principal
for several years, but who declined
reappointment.
General Scott Shipp, for yeare the
former superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute, left l»x>ngton a
few days ago for Philadelphia, whore
he took steamer for a visit of sev
eral months to Europe. His visit
will Inuludo (Scandinavia. Germany
end England. He expects to return
home in July.
Rev. Dr. Charles Manly and Miss
Lois Oorrell are In Baltimore at
tending the meeting of tho South
ern Baptist General Association
Mr. .J. Harris Thompson I* repre
senting Rockbridge Lodge of Odd
Fellows at the meeting of the Grand
Lodge In Danville.
Mr. Theodore Marburg, of Balti
more, addressed the student assembly
of Washington and Lee on "Interna
tional Peace.”
Miss Katie Clarke, of Piedmont, j
W. Va., is in Lexington visiting Miss
Lucy Northern.
Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, of Staun
ton. is the guest of Prof, and Mrs.
Livingston W\ Smith.
Mr. Isasc Weinberg Is on a busi
ness trip this week to Northern
cities.
Farmville
FARMVILLE. VA., May 14 — Mon
ro* Morw#, of Lynchburg, was in
Farmville this week visiting his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevins, of St. Louis,
are guests in the home of Mr*. A.
it. Venable near Farmville.
Miss Lucy Dunnlngton haa return*
eii from a visit to friends In Lynch
burg.
Mr. E. B. Langslow of Newport
News, came up this week to see
.is old pome friends.
Mrs. Matue vv«uu*rlght Whitehead
has gone to Fredericksburg *o spend
the summer with relatives and
friends.
Kev. H M, Fugate Is attending the
Southern Baptist convention, which
1* in session at Baltimore.
Rev. W E. Hill attended the clos
ing eserc.tses of U-nton Theological
Seminary at Richmond.
Dr. Wilbur P. Stubbs, accompanied
by his wife,' paid a short visit to
Farmville during the week, being the
guest of Mrs. Stubb’s sister, Mrs.
John L. Burger.
Mrs. Thomas Armlstead, of Roa
noke, .and Mrs. James A. Armisteaa.
Jr., are guests in the home of Mr
and Mrs. Jamea A. Armlstead, of
FarmvlUe.
On Monday evening laat Miss Hattie
Paulett gave a pleasant dance to a
number of friends In honor of her
visiting guest. Miss Bessie Birch, of
Washington. Among those who en
Joved the evening were; Misses Minor.
Mildred and Elisabeth Richardson.
Huttie Bugg, Carrie Kyle, Margaret
Watkins, Bessie Paulett, Alice Bur
gess; Messrs. A. W. Wade, Frank
Blanton. Frank Wootten, Joseph Oar
nett. Cardosa, Blair. Felt*. Moore.
Welton. Atlnson. Pnyne, George
KUhardson, Dr. Smtth and Bum
gardner.
Metiers. B. -G— Bristow and F.-K.
Hubbard represented the Farmville
Lodge of Odd Fellows at the State
meeting held In Danville this week.
Mr. J. Y. Phillips, one of the town’s
highly respected cltlsena. continues
very sick at his home on Virginia
street.
Emporia
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
EMPORIA. VA., May 14.—Messrs.
8, M Ooodwln and W. M. Powell. ot
this town, went to see Governor Mann
in behalf of Sam Hardy this week,
and express themselves as very hope
ful that Hardy's sentence trill be com
muted to life imprisonment.
Miss Eva King, of Brunswolci*. Is
visiting her brother. Mr. Charles R.
King, of North Emporia,
Mra Charles A. Retd, of Kmpoi tr,
who has been is the Norfolk hospital
for treatment, has returned home, and
la much Improved in health.
Misses Clevte and Emily Gary, of
Richmond, have been th guests of Mr.
A. V. Slate and family this week.
Prof. Alger Woolfolk, Who wo* re
cently elected to mjcceed himself as
principal of the Greenesvtna sotimy
high school, has tendered bis resigna
tion. to accept a more lucrative posi
tion in Richmond.
Mrs. Mafvm Ti. Slate has returned
from visiting relatives In PMarmnt
this week.
Mra Ham E. Lee hns boon on a
visit to r« UMves ln Hoydtna ihia weok
Mr. and Mrs. 813 ny Hart,*In. of
Plea: int HUI N. C.. were visitors here
"Wednesday. 7~~-—-—_
Dr. T. H. Valentino and Mr. J, P.
Vincent, of Vultare, N. C„ visit id
friends here this week.
Mr. and Mrt. J. B. Goods, of
Spring Hoe, WO.. are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. it. J. Cochran, of our town.
Mra U. W. and Mra Eddie Wyche.
of Emporia, wore visitors of relatives
in Law rencevillc this" Week. *
Mies Hcajle Woodruff, of the county,
u». vuiung ker_ smi»r>, Mr*. J. Baa
k>
Scottsville
(Special tc The Richmond Virginian.)
SCOTTSVILLE. VA.. May H —Rev
J. Aller. Christian, pastor of fleotts
vlllo Presbyterian church, haa de
clined a second call extended him by
the Ktvermont Presbyterian church, of
Lynchburg, Va.
Mr* Richard Wood, of Fluvanna
county, had a stroke of paralysis sev
eral days ago from which she is get- !
ting better.
Rev. L. H. Walton Is attending the
Baptist convention In Baltimore this
week.
Mrs. Isaac Moore, of Creb'e, Vo . was
the guest or Mrs. G. T. Goodwin this
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Westcott, of Chicago,
were the recent guests of Mrs. J. C.
Hill.
D. K. Pitts was In Richmond several
days ago.
.1P. T. Morris, Of Warren, was In
town Thursday.
Lewis Pilcher, of Richmond was
a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. B. Harris this week.
F. W. Twyman, of Charlottesville,
Edward W. Scott, of Eemont, was
here Thursday.
Mrs. Warner Wood. Who has been
tick. Is about well again.
Charles E. Hughes, Of CfiarlbUeS
vnie. was In town several days ago.
Misses Ella and Lilly Evans are
visiting In Roanoke
Miss Alextna Harrison has returned
from a trip to Washington.
-—Mrs. H-H. Lewie, -of-Danville, le
visitlng her mother, Mrs. J. It. Farrar.
Williamsburg
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA., Mar 14.—
One of the moat delightful and novel
antertalnmenta of the season waa a
garden party given by Mrs. Hubbard
on the lawn at the Marshall home on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Hubbard,
Miss Marshall and Miss Faulkner re
ceived their guests under the trees,
which were surrounded with tables
decorated with choice cut flowers from
the garden. Mrs. Ware poured tea,
and delicious refreshments of straw
berries, lea cream and cake were
served.
The Bridge Club waa very delight
fully entertained by Misa Kdlth Smith
at her charming home, "Bassett Hall,”
on Friday afternoon.
Misa Lula Brooks has returned from
a visit to MUs Mabel Bayleaa in Albe
marle.
Or. Blair Spencer visited his father.
Mr. J. B. C. Spencer, at the Colonial
Inn this week.
Mr. Miles Hubbard, of West Vir
ginia la here on a visit to his mother,
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard.
Mr. H. S. Bird is in Washington.
I> C., on a business trip.
Mrs. J. L. Slater spent Wednes
day m Richmond.
Miss Lucy Valden Is visiting rela
tives In Baltimore. -
Dr. Charles Conrad, formerly as
sistant physician at the Eastern State
Hospital, waa a visitor here this week.
Rev. E. Ruffin Jones attended the
Episcopal convocation In Cape Charles
this week.
Miss Leila Oar;', of Franklin, waa
the week end guest of Miss Emily
Christian.
I»r. H. E. Davis, of Richmond, spent
several days here this week.
Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard entertain
ed at a progressive bridge party on
Tuesday night.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
gave a very charming reception on
Saturday at the residence or Mrs. Wil
liam T. Christian In honor of Miss
Leila Gary, of Franklin, Va.
It. Outd. of New York, ppent a few
days with bis sons at the college thle
week.
Rev. J. L. Clymer and Miss Mary L.
Pitman left Friday afternoon to visit
relatives in Midlothian. Md.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
SPOTSYLVANIA, VA.. 1 May H.—
Mi** Carrie C. Pendleton, of Kentucky,
■a visiting in Spotsylvania for two
month*.
Mr. Joseph W. Nurrey. of Rich
mond. haa returned home, after viait
tag in Spotsylvania.
Mi** Sylvia Helen Rosenthal, of New
Tork, is vislitng in Spotsylvania and
will continue her trip to West Vir
ginia before returning. ,
Miss Maxis Marvin Pendleton, of
Kentucky, is sojourning in Spotsyl
vania for some months.
Mr. W. t. Oreen, of Washington,
has returned home, after a visit of
ten days to Masaaponax.
Mr. Danlet Clark, of Richmond, la
fVa.
vrslfihg for a week at Masaaponax.
■, of Washington.
Mrs. Alice Marbury,
is the guest of Mr*. William SI. Oreen,
of Masaaponax.
Mr. Harry 8. Beverley, of Nottoway
county, has gone to Richmond, after
visiting friends in Spotsylvania.
Mr. William Harris, of Fredericks
burg. haa returned home, after visit
ing friends at Spotsylvania. ,
Mr. H. F. Cusmond and wife, who
have been visiting at Spotsylvania,
have returned home at Frdeericks
burg.
LB E8 BUKO,
Benton M. Bukey,
in* some ttme la
horn* of Mr. and w*
Whipple.
Mr. William F. Lynn,
and sinter, Min Delia
mead, Va, are
Jamestown, lad., aa th
nephew. Mr. Richard
Miss Leslie Foster has
her home In Leesburg fn
relatives in Richmond.
Mrs. ft. H. Lynn and
ter returned to their h
hurg this wee* from a 1
mer’e sister, Mrs. “
of Norfolk, Va.
Rev. and Mra 1.
In attendance this 'WeeM
at the Southern RapUM
Mrs. D. L. BlakemOt*
some time in Mshsssi
Mrs. Hugh Lee Po
a fortnight at ~ '
Miss Ada Alexander
for Uppetvine, where el
of Mrs. George Slater.
Mrs. George Bosto
W. J-. It a guest at
Mr. and Mrs. William
Mlseee Hentile. Alls*
Pickett formerly of
arrived In Leesburg this
they will make their
future.
- WSJW *6
been the guesta In U
Haddle Clagett.
Mr. Horace Llttlejolu.
Ington for several days tl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Washington, and Master
spent the week end In
the home of Mrs. Annie
Mr' and Mrs. Chaittt
mont Va., returned to 1
week from a visit to
Harry Chamblln.
Mias Eva Talcot haa
her home in Rich
visit to her slater,
or.
Misses Julia T
laa Beverley, of
the week end guests at
Inn.
Mr. Lawrence Leo fcao
wood,” the suburban home
H. Lynn, for the summer
Mrs. Brad Beverly and
Beverly were gueete this
Haddle Clagett.
(Special to The Richmond If
PAMPLIN CITT, May li*
A. Kin#, of Ohio, haa mm
chased a farm of Mr. Aubre
near here, and haa msva
lane.
The MiMea Crute, of Roai
have been on a vieit to th«b
| Mlaa Dillon, of Prince Ml
ty, to her slater, Mrs. R. J
! this town, have returned.
Mine Flossie Thornton h)
j turned home from a trip to
; where she visited Mlaa 'j
i -Watkins.
i Mrs. Beverly Winston, of
'la on a visit here to Ml
Thornton.
Mrs. Stanley Wall, aaa Fa]
I ting her parents, Mr. and 1
Payne.
Mr. 0. B. Peterson and I
ter, Mias Grace, have recent
ed from a trip to Lynchbufj
Mr. Peterson, real aataMU
recently sold a farm isiTP
ward county for Mr. Tfeoaa
of Roanoke, to a Mr. Kip
of Oargona. Canal Zone, Pm
one In same county for tk
Mr. Thomas Dickerson, of Aj
! county. The latter hag 1
same, while the former AM
pact to com* hero until j
. Every now and then land *
seen here.
Mr. Samuel Martin, n mat
mattos citizen, who has MM
time troubled with hearty
suddenly at hia homo Ml
: o’clock this morning, m
burled in the family M
! morrow at S o’clock P. K.
Palmyra
PALMTRA. May t<
Cleveland, of State Won
rtsonburg, spent Inst
f friends and relatives Mi
i Misses Cecil Witten, X
l and Mr. A. W. FontalMM
, ’’Stoneleigh"; the hem* «
: Shepherd.
Mrs. Alfred Gray and
Richmond, have rei
after a several months
Luke’s hospital,/ vary a*
in health.
Mr. Paul Pettit, of Petal
lest Sunday at his old !
Burnie.”
Miss Marguerite 8MM
entertained her Uttle frtei
needay evening in honor 4
day Gamas, music and 1
wers enjoyed by all.
Four Winners
Virginia
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