Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
Lexington.
Lexington.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispat,n'i

Correspondence OF the hlcnIhou" D''p"e'
LEXINGTON. VA. April 23.-Mrs. W: ..
Forester, of Louisville. Ky, 10 vlsi,lnE
her parents, Professor and Mrs. A. l.. Mel
son. W
Mr.. A. G. Rhodes. of Shenandoah w.
is visiting his brother, Mr.. f. Z. khodes.
Miss Helen Nj. Gay. of st. Paul. Minn''
is the guest of Mrs. j. A. r. Warner.
Mr.. j. GaIlatin Paxton. of independence
Mo-, is visiting hisaunt. Mrs. A. NJ. paxton.
Miss Lizzie Graham has returned rom
visit to Miss 0tey. of Lynchbufg..
Miss Adee Jacheri IL the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Florence Cautieri, OF Lynch
burg.
companied by Mr.. Il. r. Cooke, Miss +. T..
Turner. Hiss n. A. Turner, and Miss +. X;
Jones, has been visiting hrs son. oaaet
Jones. of the Virginia Military institute
Miss Y. NJ. Strickler. Miss Gertrude Sc
vile. Mlss Marion Davies. Miss Sadi Case
well. of Augusta Female Seminary, spent
their Easter HOLIDAYS here paying nylhg
trip TO the Natural Bridge. r.
Messrs. William A. Anderson and ,. M
Letcher nave returned from tour OF tue
northern cities.
Miss Nellie Mcbride daughter OF Key.
DR.. r. j. McBride). who IS attending the
Episcopal Seminary at Stanton, spent the
Easter holidays at home.
Mr.. Camm Cochran, of Stanton, Is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Tate Sterritt, near
Lexington. -
Miss Kebecca Brown. who has been
spending the Easter holidays, with her
uncle. Rev. DIR. X. J. Mcbride, has re-
turned to her school duties at tho Episco-
pal Seminary in Staunton.
Mrs. Hugh White IL visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Darlington. OF Farmyille.
Miss Jessie Shanks, daughter OF Rev.
DR.. Shanks, spent the Easter holidays at
home.
Miss Esten Duvall spent Easter with rela-
tlyes in Stanton.
Mr.. Hugh McElhaney. of Staunton, is
visiting his son, nugh McElhaaey, who IS
a student at the Washington and Lee UNI
versity. lit.
friends in Lynchburg.
Miss Ruth Anderson, daughter of Hon.
William III. Anderson, who is pupil OF
the Episcopal school at Stanton, spent
| the Easter holidays at home.
Mrs. $. A. Miller. of Denmark, TINS
county, is the guest OF her son. MIR. j. a.
Miss Robertson. Miss Farror. and Miss
| Castex, pupils OF Mis- Baldwin's School,
Stanton, spent Easter with their class
mate. Miss Sadie Anderson, daughter OF
A. W. Anderson. of Rockbridge Baths.
Nine. Russell Jamin, OF stanton
Miss Hauchawout, of Nestport Pa; Miss MI;
| Foster, of Shreveport, La, and Miss VII
| lard. OF Westport. Pa, were visiting in
| Lexington during the Easter holidays.
Mr. [. $. Moore. of Lynchburg, accom-
| panied by his wife aud daughter, spent
| Easter in town visiting his sons, who are
| students az the Washington and Lee Uni
yersity.
| DIR. Thomas Nelson Page will deliver .
| lecture in the Opera-House here on .Apri
| 29th for the benefit OF the Jackson Memo
| rial Hall at the Virginia Military Institute
Miss Mabel Withrow, of West Virginia
| is the guest of Misses KnIghtons, of East
| Lexington.
Misses Minnie aud Kate Timberlake, Of
| Charlestown, w. Va, are visiting the fam
| ily # Mrs. j. S. Gibson, at Fluman.
| DIR. S. b. Morrison and S. W. Wilson
were appointed from Bethesda church &
| attend the Elders Convention of the Pres
| byterian Church in Richmond next week
| Mrs. j. Scott Moore. wife of Colonel }
Scott Moore, is visiting Mrs. John W. Hall
| of Weston, w. Va.
| Mr.. A. 4. Barclay has been appointed bI
! the Presbyterian church here as an eldel
| TO the Elders Conference in Richmond.
| Mr.. George G. McCorkle. of Golfers
town. is visiting his father, DIR. A. L.. Nc
Corkie, of Carrollton, Mo.
| The following gentlemen were APPOINTED
| bv Bishop White as lay readers for tb:
| Episcopal churches OF Rockbridge county
! Mr.. james 7. Corbin for Grace Memorial
church. Lexington; Mr.. George 4. Nc
Laughlin for Beuna Vista. and Mr.. Davlo
Funston for Glasgow.
Mr.. Ira l.. Rice, of Lexington, has gone
| TO Denver. Col.
Colonel J. c. Shields. of South Rive
District. and Mr.. j. A. II. Warner, of Lex
ington District, have been appointed mem
bers of the Electoral Board of Rockbridg'
rice Hugh Adams and w. b. L. Leech.