Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-01
N BEDFORD CITY.
ys,s Of Prayer and Consecfa-
ton.
,orr ENTERTAINMENT.
Dovay ror,y and It's Gro'e'a"e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ne" "
,,,,t.tcr-pcrsonat General
..a social Notes

,r, City. VA, November ~
bDl' ,c,en IL was first announced
c1o,. s.,,reme Court OF Appeals had
h'' 81 me decision OF the Circuit our ,,
r'-,-5 10 the Bedford Hih soHool'
m orx,eiy was felt BY the ir'o ,,s
p-' school as TO what this might
O.. ,,ore than one question was IN
ro"' The text OF the opinion dei'V-
vow SO. Judee Keith IS mainly against
'. aro TO the property purchased io'
' .,sool and points out remedy,
ne '. ,so opposition and difficulties
.,,i has encountered. 1t Is now ID
VIC -, .eseion. SO excellent has been
i's cement and curriculum that II
in' ...,rv gained in favor and the
-..s,ce against It is growing weaker
ls possibility now OF It's oeihs
I-.. ...,,d On firm basis, and beeom-
,-s,tutlon Of which the county VIII
u rt,,vrR AND CONSIDERATION.
ok has been observed as one OF
.- and conservation by the ladies' OF
inch Of the Woman's Missionary
bore Services have been held
.. homes Of the members every
,......,n conducted by the ladies. This
''t.t s very earnest and Jealous in
,.talf o. missions.
,-'. Mildred Horton. who has been
..,, " the town for about hve
s died on Tuesday. aged 10 years
Z ,,~alns were taken TO Lynchburg
a. i-farment.
c-.r- Dobyns. a prominent farmer OF
s.,tb side OF the county. highly re-
..f bv an who know him. mem
,e- NJ me Methodist church and Mason
,...3 away during the week. He leaves
r,fo ard a daughter.
p. j. T. Whitley. the newly-ap-
,.i-tsl pastor Of the Methodist church
i.s arrived. and Will conduct services In
BIS church tomorrow. Rev. Dr. Chris
dan. who WIS I'm charge last year ma
isr for Richmond. Rev. Ernest Han
d.. having n visit 10 his parents before go
'rr 10 bis new charge, at Montross.
"A DOWDY" PARTY.
"a dowdy" party. in the interest Of a
worthy cause. was given at the resi-
f.rr. of Nr G. W. Wharton, which
was the source Of much merriment, and
resulted tn a. gain Of about $40, OF sub
EfHNIiII iIIltn. livery iliiib was "a 80
most f0wdy character, and the emulation
An rrotesque costumes produced a most
tf-er1ccne0us display Of faded finery
and old-ume dressing that could be
srrer un. The palm for dowdiness was
Some off by Miss Susie Early, with Miss
E,td Smith as her second.
Friday afternoon Mrs. r. =. Eggleston,
assisted by her sister. Miss Elvira Wills,
~ Louisa county. received the Fifteen
Cub OF the manse. and entertained them
with charming grace and hospitality.
There were Rotations by Misses Ellen
Davis and Katie Stone, and songs. with
guitar accomplishments. by Miss Willie
Graves Orange Jelly, served in the
orange. with delicate cake. and coffee.
composed the dainty refreshments.
A large and very handsome Bible has
been presented the Masonic Lodge by the
wife and mother Of Dr. S. J. Baker.
The aforementioned lady resides In Eng
land.
I'm recent No. Of the Etude must
cal magazine. appeared an article from
the pen Of Miss Mamie Sale. which has
been much compllmented. This is the
maiden effort Of this young lady in the
field Of literature
Mr.. w. H. Mosby. who has been at
Petersburg I'm attendance on the meet
ing Of the Republican Executive Commit
tee. has returned home. He IS brother
o. Colonel John s. Mosby and has held
the position of postmaster here for seve-
raj years.
Mrs. J. A. Clark and Misses Steward
Griffin, Mamie Griffin, and Hattie Thur
man are visiting friends I'm Lynchburg.
Miss Mary Grimes, Of Baltimore. is the
guest Of Mrs O. c. Bell.
Mt J. NJ. Berry returned Thursday
from a trip TO Boston.
Miss Lou Howard, OF Vinton. IS visit
irg Mrs. Gregory.