Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-04-17
PERSONAL.

The marriage of Mr.. Ashby w. Woodward,
Of this city. to Miss Eulabelle Keblinger,
daughter of Mrs NJ. A. Keblinger, of Wash
ington city, formerly of this city, will take
place in Washington city on Wednesday, the
9th of this month.
Professor W. w. Robertson, of Staunton, is
announced as teacher of English grammar for
! the Summer School of Methods to be held at
Bedford City, Va June oath to July 10TH
l1' AT 1896 O. clock this morning at Due West,
s. C, Rev. S. L. Wilson, recent pastor of the
Richlands and Lacy Presbyterian churches in
Greenbrier Co., W. Va, will be married to
Miss Mary White Pearson.
| Mr. VIM. A. Bowles has leased Hotel Abe
marie near Charlottesville.
Rev. DR.. J. A Quarles, of Washington &
Lee University will address the pupils of the
High School at Harrisonburg on Friday
night, April Goth.
A party of pupils of the Wesleyan Female
Seminary went to Washington city on Mon
day TO spend few days.
Miss Annie Sydnor, of Strasburg, is visiting
friends in this city. She has been on a visit
to friends in Lexington.
Miss Ernestine Butcher, of Harrisonburg,
spent the Easter Holiday with Miss Myrtle
Baylor, near Arbor Hill.
Dr. NJ O. Burkholder, D. S., has been APP
pointed by Gen. D. J. Turner an aide-de-camp
ON the staff commanding Uniform Rank of
Knights of Pythias. with the rank of major.
COL A. D. ,MacCorkle and Miss Carrie Com
stock. both of Charleston, w. Va, eloped to
Ohio and were married. The groom is a
brother of Governor MacCorkle.
Prof Chas. E. Young, principal of a female
seminary at Charlottesville, accompanied by
his wife, arrived here on Friday and remained
till Monday with relatives.
Lucius Fl. Stephenson, Commonwealth
Attorney of Highland county, was here few
days ago, and left here on Monday for Lewis
burg. w. Va.
Col and Mrs. Jno. L. Peyton returned on
Monday from delightful visit of two weeks
to Annapolis. Md. They were much pleased
with the ancient city and its hospitable citi-
zens from many of whom they received
numerous civilities. among the agreeable
and distin guished persons and families they
met were the Pinkneys, Hagners, Claudes,
Igleharts, McSherrys, organs, and the other
judges of the Court of<Appeals. and other Of
fcials. They enjoyed profuslon of fish and
oysters, and early vegetables, among them
okra and strawberries.
Jno B Locke, of the Daily Nears spent
Sunday at his home in Woodstock.
Mr. Frank Harlow has been appointed
Registrar for the Parnassus precinct.
VIM A Burnett, Clerk of the County
Court, is confined to his home by severe
cold
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Lorraine Ruff
fin, engineer in charge of the real estate de-
partment of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company, to Miss Mary lowering, of
Baltimore, will take place next Wednesday,
the 9th.
On Monday, the Board of Visitors of the
D. d. & B. Institution appointed Mrs. VIM
L. Bumgardner teacher of the blind in the
place of Mrs. Compton. resigned.
The Norfolk Landmark says it is in con-
temptation in Norfolk to make Mr.. W. w.
Gibbs chief of the police of that city, if he
will agree to accept that position. He is now
business manager of the Pilot. and State
Chairman of the Prohibition party.s He has
only been citizen of that city SINCE sthe es-
Enlistment of the Pilot. N