Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-07-20
Return of U. s. Consul Marshall Hanger.

| A SENSIBLE WEDDING TOUR BEHIND
A TEAM-PERsONAL NOTES-A COMING
LAWN PARTY FOR TINKLING SPRING.
| &C.
Reported for the Stanton VINDICAToR.J
FIsHERsvILLE, July 17.-Mrs. M. l..
Wright and son Of Covesville. Va, and
Miss Rena Hopkins OF Richmond. who
have been visiting Dr.. J. M. Watson, re
! turned home this week.
Miss Halle Watson, one Of Charlottes-
ville's most charming and entertaining
society ladies, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Josie Watson.
Capt and Mrs. T. G. Morton of Staun-
ton, are visiting Mrs. Ellen S. McCue.
Miss Whitehead OF Ashland, Va, is Wis
iting Misses Hattie and Kate Koiner.
Mrs. Dabney of Charlottesville, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Capt. G. B. Conner
MI Thomas Gulley. one of Fishersville's
live, hustling, 'get there with both feet
boys, who is now holding down respon-
sible position in large wholesale Balti-
more house, is visiting his father, Mr.. G..
A. Gulley.
Miss Stricken and Mr.. Cyrus Stricken,
daughter and son Of Rev. Dr.. Stricken of
Atlanta, Ga, are visiting friends in this
section.
MI. S. M. Timberlake, one Of our most
substantial citizens, now connected with
the immense concern Of G. B. Rouss of
| New York, is at home for an extended
stay with his family.
MI. W. G. Bratton and bride returned
from their bridal tour last week, and left
for Lone Fountain Springs yesterday
where they will spend several weeks. They
were accompanied to Lone Fountain by
Mrs Bratton's mother, Mrs. A. III. Shuey.
Mr.. Henry Converse of Harrisonburg,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Hettie Patter-
son.
Mrs. Layne Of Washington, D. c., is
visiting MI. e. W. G. Karnes.
Hon. Marshall Hanger, U. S. Consul to
Bermuda, and his niece, Miss Mary Hang
Ell, who most gracefully presided over the
consulate during the Winter and Spring.
reached here direct from Bermuda yester-
UdN. dilu WILL lGIldlll ClU LII. 11OuSOl . AOA
several days.
MI De Lacy Coiner, who was welded
two weeks ago to Miss Harriet, the
daughter of our well known county
man, Mr.. P. T. Burkholder, will return
home from his bridal trip this week, and
will at once occupy the handsome residence
Just erected by Mr.. Coiner, to house his
lovely bride, MI. and Mrs. Conner took a
unique, but most sensible trip, using
their own team and driving overland to
points they wished to visit, thereby avoid
ing all hurry, worry and confusion, and ell
| joying to it's fullest extent that entire pri-
vacy so sweet to the newly married.
The ladies of the two Aid Societies of
Thinking Spring church, are working like
beavers preparing for lawn party on the
! largest scale ever attempted in this section,
to be given Aug. sth, in the magnificent
grove attached to the church. Many new
features will be introduced, and the whole
evening will be chock full, rammed down,
piled up and running over with genuine,
solid old fashioned innocent enjoyment.
The object is to purchase new organ for
the church. Those who know our girls
and the charming character of their enter
tainments will come without urging; those
who have never enjoyed this privilege are
invited to come, and ale assured they will
never regret it. Remember the date, Aug
9Th.