Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-08-28
Personal.

Among the names of the guests, Tuesday
night, at ''a quiet little champagne and
fruit party given by Mr.. E. D. Christian,
of Richmond" at the White Sulphur, we
see that of Hon. Marshall Hanger, OF
| Stanton.
| Among the summer visitors away from
| home. we see the names of Mr.. James A.
| Craig, of Craigsvllle. at Lswisburg; Miss
Mary Summerson, of Staunton, at Green
| brier Bridge; Mr.. Frank Kingan, OF Staun-
| ton, at Newmarket; Reg. A. l.. KrOuse,
Phillip Killian and Oscar Henkel, of
Augusta, at Newmarket; Miss Lou Tim
| berlake. of Stanton, at Woodstock.
Maj. j. W. Newton left on Thursday
evening last for tour through the West
and North.
Mr.. r. W. Burke and lady were at Mag
ara Falls, this week.
Mrs. DR.. II. P. CHICKEN berger, of New
| market, is among the guests at Black
Rock Springs in this county.
Mrs. j ID. Crowle and family and Miss
Rosa King, left for Rawley Springs Sat
urday.
Cards are out for the marriage in the
First Presbyte rian church next Thurs
day even ing, Sept. 3rd, of Miss Lillian s..
Newman, daughter of Maj. J. B. Dor man,
to Mr.. Philip T. aenshaw of Kentucky.
Mrs. John E. Massey of Albemarle,
sister OF Can't. w Ell. Kabls of this city,
who has been critically ill, has decidedly
improved; SO much so that her distinguish
ed husband, Hon. John E. Massey, is able
to go on filling his political appointments.
Messrs. F. j. Templeson of Waynesbo-
70, and George Maslin of Frederick ccun-
ty, have purchased the Fancy Hip es-
tate in 2ockbridge for $4,000.
Rev. j. M. Frost. of Alabama, is visit
iting his brother-in-law, N. M. Bradley,
Esq.
Rev. Or. Hawthorne, delivered his ex-
cellent lecture on Manhood and Woman
+ hood" at the Baptist church on Monday
night. Among the audience present was
Rev. A. E.. Dickinson Of Richmond.
The Board Of Trustees of Washington
and Lee University have elected Mr.. D.
q. Humphreys, OF st. Louis. to be Adj
junct Professor of Applied Mathematics
Mr.. 81 is a grandson of the late Rev. DR..
Mcfarland, who was for fifty-four years
pastor of Bethel church in this county,
and is a nephew of County Treasurer, Jas.
N. Mcfarland. He has been for several
years attached to the U. s. Engineer corps
in the Improvement of the Missouri river
Rev. 6. B. Stricken, of Ga, preached
to his old congregation at Thinking Spring
church, last Sunday. He is announced to
preach at the Methodist church at Green
vile next Tuesday night, the first night
of the Quarterly Conference.
Robt. B. Berkeley, ESQ.,, addressed the
Republicans of Staunton at the Court
House last Monday. Short addresses fol-
lowed by Messrs. W. E. Craig and J.
Yost.
Father Timothy O'Leary, who was
called here by the sickness of his father,
Mr.. Dennis O'Leary, residing near Staun-
ton, preached at ST. Francis church last
Sunday.
DR.. J. M. Trevy, well known physi-
clan Of the county, died on Sunday last.
He was captain of the Mt. Scion company
of infantry that volunteered early, and
fought through the civil war.
Rev. DR.. Clement r. Vaughan, pastor
of New Providence church. was elected,
on the Goth inst, Professor of Pastoral
Theology of Columbia college, S. G. He
was former Chaplain Of the University of
Virginia.
The noted restaurateur, Tom Burke of
Staunton, has rented the Irvine restau-
will keep there.