Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-12-25
PER SO N AL.
WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEO-
PILE THAT YOU KNOW.


ton of "a True Virginia Lady, " has thu
following para graph: s'Miss Bette Faun
tleroy of Stanton, a daughter Of the lat
Dr.. Fauntleroy, who was Superintendent
OF the Western Lunatic Asylum and one o.
the cleverest men in the State, is nov
making her home with Mr.. S. R. Dunns
family. Miss Fauntleroy is an excellent
young lady Of fine attainments and culture
and like the sensible woman she is, has fit
ted herself to combat with the every day
trials of life and is especially well qualified
as an expert typewriter, stenographer
etc. She is a descendant OF one of Virginia {
best families
On Friday afternoon last, MI. and Mrs
Geo. S. LightDer, at their residence, No
302 KalOrama street, entertained number
of the younger members of the Stauntor
oar, including Messrs. Joseph A. Glasgow.
Thomas C. Kinney, Roger B. Atkinson
Fitzhugh Elder, Richard S. Ker, Edward
5. Sublett,J. A. Alexander, Hugh g. Brax
ton, Carter Braxton, r. E. r. Nelson, J
Judge J. L. S. Kirby, MI. Lightner's law
partner, was also Il guest.
The Charlottesville Chronicle of Friday
says: "Miss Sallja Woods, Miss Mollie
and Miss Euniee Niche are expected home
to-day for the holidays from the Virginia
Female Institute in Staunton. Miss Eliz-
Abeth Diggs, of Missouri, will accompany
the Misses Niche and spend the holidays
with them.'
Judge Lyman Chalkley, the new County
Judge Of Allegheny and Craig, is one of the
most literally educated men On the Virginia
)each He is Il graduate of Richmond Col
iege, the University of Virginia, Column
ola College, n. Y, the University of Der.
lin, Germany, and of Washington & Lee
University.
The Lynchburg Virginian Of Saturday
says: "Miss Julia Aunspaugh of t1e ugus.
"a Female Seminary, Staunton, is at home
tor the Christmas holidays. Miss Tucker
lark returned home yesterday from Mrs
Stuart's School at Staunton to spend the
christmas holidays"
A paragraph relating to scarlet fever at
the SCHOOLS i'll Port Republic, has, we learn
een mistakenly supposed to refer to the
"Linwood" school Of Miss Wheat Hell
school is not at Port Republic but at Lewis
on, and has not had a case of scarlet fever
II other sickness in it.
Mr.. J. S. Horsley, former teacher in
the Public Schools, was in the city a few
lays last week visiting friends. He is a
member of the University Banjo Club and
took part in the entertainment given at the
Opera House by the students.
Grand Junior Deacon, R. T. W. Duke OF
Charlottesville, who We mentioned last week
as the seventh member of Staunton Lodge
No. Is who has been put in line for the
Grand Mastership, is said to be the finest
orator in the Grand Lodge.
The Suffolk Herald says: 'sMiss Alma
Darden, pupil of the Wesleyan Female Col
lege, Staunton, will be home tomorrow OF
Sunday to spend the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Lucy A. Darden, who has
been sick for several weeks"
Misses May Crowle and Aana Cotton left
on the vestlbule train Wednesday morning
Miss Crowle to spend the holidays with he1
friend, Miss Lucille Mulliken in Baltimore,
and Miss Cotton to spend the holidays at
ler home in Maryland.
MI. J. Fl. Bader is spending the Christ
mas at McGaheysyille in Rockingham
county, his old home. He will also visit
New York and, returning, attend the Asso-
citation OF Modern Languages, which meets
at Washington, d. G.
MI. W. A. Lair, who has for some
months resided at Goshen, returned this
week to Stone Cliff, Fayette county, W.
Va, where he has been engaged in business
for several years.
Rev. DR.. Halves and family left here
on Tuesday night, and after visiting
friends in Richmond and Nottoway, would
be in Farmvllle to-day to spend their Christ
mas among their old friends there.
Messrs. Baldwin Ransom, Rudolph Bum
gardner. H. NJ. McIlhany, Jr., Louis Witt,
Stephen Tlmberlake and VIM. G. Morton,
students Of the W. & L. University at Lex
ington, are here for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Mary Bell who has charge of the
''Wheatland' school in this county, is
spending the holidays with her relatives,
the family Of MI. G.. +. Darnell at Mill
boro.
Miss Flossie Crawford of Augusta, was
one of the attendants on the bride at the
marriage, in BridgeWate Ell last week. of Mr..
Warren Woodward Of Wilson, N. G., to
Miss Cora Arey.
Miss Kathleen McElroy of Delaware,
Ohio, a granddaughter of Rev. Dr.. Noel
roy, the first Principal of the Virginia
Female Institute, is visiting Prof. and
Mrs. f. r. Webb.
We are indebted to Mrs. J. E. Guy, Prin-
cipal of the Salem Female Seminary, for an
invitation to the first musical soiree of that
new school, which was given last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. G. Todd Gilkerson, formerly of
Staunton, with her daughter, Miss Clara
Gilkerson, left Culpeper last week to make
her future home with her son at Buena
Vista.
Mr.. J. W. Gillock of the V. M. I. staff,
Lexington, was in the city Tuesday, at
tending the funeral Of his brother-in-law,
Capt. w. T. Jewell.
MI. Clarence D. Hawpe, now in the Office
of the Pan Handle railroad at Wheeling,
W. Va, is spending the holidays in this
city with his sister, Mrs. w. n. Cemmer.
MI. VIM. J. Nelson of Florence, Ala.
has resigned the Presidency OF the Railroad
& Iron Co. to which he was recently
elected.
Rev. Goodrich A. Wilson, the new pas
tor of New Providence church, entered on
his duties there last Sunday. His family
is with him.