Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-02-14
Personal.

PERSONAL
Mrs. A. NJ. Henkel, assisted by Mrs.
Haller H. Henkel, Miss E. M. Henkel OF
New Market, Miss Nellie Baker OF Win
chester and Miss Lizzie Kinney, gave a
delightful Tea, on Wednesday, from to
o'clock The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with pink shades and flowers.
The mattresses, in evening dress, were
Misses Carrie Crowle, Lillian Arthur,
Fannie Blackley, Virgie Grattan, Maggie
Bayly, Susie Cochran, Annie Child and
Miss Hopkins of Mobile, Alabama.
Cards are out for the marriage, on We'd
nesday, Feb 10Th, at Cove Church, Coves-
vile, Albemarle county, of Mr.. Edward
M. Bryan, first mailing clerk at the
Staunton Post-office, to Miss Peachie E.,
daughter of Mr.. G. H. Munday of Able
marie.
Hon. III. st. Geo. Tucker attended the
meeting of the National Guard Association
Of the United States, held in Washington
last week. Gen. Charles J. Anderson Of
Virginia was elected Recording Secretary
Of that body for the next year.
MI J.. T. Cook and wife, former resi-
dents of Staunton, who have been spending
several years at Little Rock, Ark, returned
to this city last Saturday; Mrs. C.'s
health being such as to require change Of
climate.
At complimentary German evenly the
German Club of Florence, Ala, last week,
Miss Annie M. Fauntleroy, in white alba
tros and yellow silk, diamond ornaments
and natural flowers, and Mr.. Lou F. Abby
were present.
Geo. II. Hudson. son Of the late Geo. Fl.
Hudson, Commissioner of Revenue for
Staunton, graduated in law at Washington
and Lee University. last week, and has
gone to Spokane Falls, Washington, to
locate.
Maj. and Mrs. 3. 7. Bagby, Capt. John
McQuaide, Messrs. A. G. Gordon, J. J.
Shirley, L. Lewis, of Staunton; Col. S. A.
East and Mr.. Juett Vines of Augusta,
were in Buena Vista last week.
Among the guests at a tea party given
by the Misses Baughman on Gamble S. Hill,
Richmond, in honor of the Misses Kemper,
daughters of Ex-Governor Kemper, was
Miss Bette Fauntleroy of Staumton.
Mr.. William L. CoWardin. President Of
the Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., died at his residence in Henrico coun-
ty, near Richmond, Tuesday morning, at
the advanced age Of y years.
Culpeper Exponent: "Miss Belle Gilke-
son of Staunton paid her brothers, Messrs.
w. and Fl. Gilkeson, a short visit last
week.
MI. E. Wade Miller, son of MI. S. E.
Miller, and late Of Natchez, Miss, is visit
ing New York city with, MI. John L.
Edmundson, on business.
Mr.. M. A. Hope Of Staunton, President
of Virginia Division T. P. A., attended
meeting Of the Board of Directors held at
Richmond, last Friday.
Capt. Thornton Terry of the V. M. l.,
late teacher at the Staunton Male Acad-
envy, has taken the position vacated by
Capt Saunders, in that institution.
MI. J. X. Outten, the Main Street
Clothing Merchant, has disposed of his
business to Mr.. S. Lehman, and returned
to Hampton, Va, his former home.
Miss Fl. J. Richardson has been appoint
ed postmaster at Galatians, Allegheny
county, cice J. Kendall removed.
Col. Pat. DOMAIN, writer of national
fame, paid flying visit to Waynesboro
last week.
MI. VIM. Shumate, wife and daughter, of
Mt. Sidney are visiting relatives in High
land.
Invitations are out for large party to
be given Friday evening by Miss Amelia
Ke1r, at Hotel Mozart.
Miss Conway Christian of Richmond is
the guest of Dr.. w. L. Walters.
Mr.. Robt. W. Burke and lady left for
Washington, D. c., yesterday.