Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-06-22
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WHEREABOUTS AND MOVEMENTS OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.
Capt. II. M. McIlhany, Mr.. and Mrs
I. Witt. Nh. w. G. Morton and MI. J. A
Alexander, Capt. H. l.. Hoover, MI. Jos
"A. Glasgow, DR.. Hugh Henry, Mrs Mag
gle Templeton and Mrs. Sallie Taylor were
among the Stauntonians at the Washington
& Lee finals this week.
On the new Executive Committee of the
University Of Virginia Alumni Association
for lo94-5, elected at the University last
week, are Col. James H. SIX inner and Mr.. A
G. Gordon of Staunton. Resolutions were
passed by the Faculty and accepted by the
Alumni Association in regard to erecting &
building, to be used as a library and to cost
net less than 0,000, in honor of the stud
ents who served in the Confederate army
four hundred and seventy-five of whom
were killed.
The Rev. DR.. w. A. Harris forty second
year of teaching, was celebrated last week
by presiding at the finals of new fe-
male college at Roanoke, which he had
built up himself, and which in it's first
year had taught one hundred and eighty
young ladies from seventeen different
States.
Gen. John Echols arrived in the city
yesterday from Lexington, where he has
been attending the Washington Il Lee Uni
versity finals. He will return to Louisville
tonight.
Judge Riley, one of the newly elected
Judges Of the Court OF Appeals, reached
the city yesterday from the Washington &
Lee finals. He called on his future col
league, Judge Geo. M. Harrison.
MI. E. L. Williams of the Staunton
Post, was in Berryville attending the finals
of his alma mater, the Shenan doah Univer-
ty School.
Capt. w. H. Kable, and Messrs. R. E. r.
Nelson, and John Stott of Staunton, were
in Washington city on Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Henkel and Misses Bessie
and Rebecca Young, left for Virginia
DedCu, w tuuooudy ulOILIuS.
Miss Mary Thorn, sister of the late
Capt. James Thorn Of Staunton, died in
Fredericksburg Tuesday, in her 74th year.
DR.. Carter Berkeley, who has been spend
ing short vacation in Staunton, returned
to his position in the U. s. Senate Chamber
on Wednesday.
Winchester Times miss Florence Ell
der, charming young lady Of Staunton, is
the guest of the Misses Conrad on Water
street,
Capt. o. r. Funston of the D. D. & B.
Institution is in Culpeper.
Mr.. VIM. E. Finley, a son Of Rev. DR.. G..
w. Finley, of Thinking Spring, won the
Senior Orator S gold medal of the Philan-
thropic Literary Society of Hampden Sid
ney College.
Mrs. w. l.. Olivier is at the Johns Hop
kins Hospital for surgical treatment.
Mrs. Iona S. Woodhouse of Staunton,
is in Washington to-day attending the Ma
tional Convention Of Juvenile Workers.
III lSS DC00lC llClllCtDOl VI Od1 l11C, de-
who has been the guest Of Miss Mary Nor
ton for some weeks, returned home yester-
day morning.
Mr.. Willoughby A. Reade, now residing in
Abingdon, Va, will be married there on
June 26th to Miss Mary Robertson.
The finals Of the Salem Female Seminary
of which school MI. and Mrs. J. Emmett
Guy, formerly of Staunton, are principals
took place last week, and attracted large
audiences. The school has had deserved
ly successful year.
Among the Staunton visitors at the
Roanoke College finals was Rey. II. F.
Shealy of Crist Church.
MI. George D. Pearman of Richmond,
who was for several years merchant and
Magistrate of Staunton, is quite ill at his
home in the former city.
Maj. J. n. Woodward was in Bridgewa
ter last week visiting his son, MI. Samuel
M. Woodward.
MI. E. J. Wayland and Mrs. S. E. Light
ner of Augusta county, were in Lewisburg,
W. Va, last week, called there by the death
of their relative, Mrs. Thomas II. Kirk
patrick.
Miss Bette Hunter of Stanton, has
taken position On the staff at the Inter
mont Hotel, Covington.
Miss Fannie K. Taylor of Staunton,
Principal of the Allegheny Female Insti-
tute, at Clifton Forge, which has just
closed for the session, is visiting friends in
Monroe county, W. Va.
Beuna Vista Advocate: "Mr. r. Il.
Page. Of Augusta county, spent last Sun
day and Monday with his sister, Mrs, G.
r. Manu.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Harrison and her children
are at the Bear Lithia at Elkton.
Miss Lucy Bryan is visiting Miss Car
RE Keen at Fredericksburg.
Miss Lizzie Wholey is visiting friends
in Wilmington, Delaware.
Mrs. Jacob Bungardner of Lynchburg
is visiting friends in Staunton.
Rev. Howard Lee Jones, pastor of a
church near Lexington, and youngest son
of Rev. J. William jones, D. D.. of the
University Of Virginia, is to be married at
Lexington, June 18th, at $3.50 P. NJ, to
Miss Mary Semmes. daughter of Col.
Semmes Of the V. NJ. I.
One of the three second-honor men at
Hampden Sidney last week was Gray BIC.
Allister Of Covington, Allegheny, who took
A. B. Another A. 3, was J. r. Rosebro,
son of Rev,J W. Rosebro. Of Petersburg
once pastor at Messy Greek.
ME-. Jno. A. Stuart, an efficient member
of the South River School Board, placed
his resignation in the hands of Judge
Chalkley on Monday last.
DR.. Calf Of Fluvanna. warm advocate
of Judge Shepherd OF Bnena Vista, a for
.aar Eluvarna man. for CONGRESS. WAS here