Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-07
wYTHEvILLE's BUDGET.
The Woman's Paper-FIrst summer
Cerman-VisitOrs.

Recommendations.
WYTHEvILLE. VA, July t.-sope-
ciaI) 1.-THE woman's edition Of the South
western Enterprise. which was TO nave
been brought out as n Fourth-of-July edi-
ton, in spite OF the unceasing energy
and tireless efforts of the editor In chiei'
Miss Elizabeth Kent, and the helpful
obligingness of the regular editors, has
been delayed by unavoidable anc unfore-
seen circumstances and Will not De Is
sued until next week. The edition OF
Ju,y 18th. however, promises TO be one
full of interest, as well as one Wnich
will reflect much credit upon Wy;heViie
and Wytheville women.
Miss Kent, who was called 10 Rich-
mond last week to attend n business
meeting OF the Womdns Board OF the
Atlanta Exposition, met with much en-
couraCement from the business men OF
your city, several of whom showed their
confidence in the ladies of the Enterprise
staff by generous advertisements.
The ladies of Southwestern Virginia
should return the compliment by future
patronage. Certainly. after their own
towns they should prefer TO build up the
cities of Virginia. rather than these OF the
North and West. and they can best DO
this by patronizing the business-houses OF
these cities.
A MERRY CROWD.
A merry crowd of young la
dies and gentlemen from Wythe-
vile. chaperoned by Mrs. W. ii.
Spiler ard Mrs. John II. Fulton. went
down to Pulaski city on the afternoon
of the 81 TO attend the big german gwen
by the young men of Pulaski that eve
ming. They were treated royalty ana
had n splendid time; but this is the uni
versal experience OF the pretty girls ana
agreeable young men OF Wytheville.
A very good Italian band has been
employed by the citizens Of the town 10
furnish music for the germans this sum-
mer. and it has been stipulated that the
band shall play each evening when not
needed by the German Club at ore OF
the hotels or boarding houses. or in some
public place. With the brass band the
Amateur Orchestra. and the Italian band
we can be sure Of plenty OF good music
for all occasions.
FIRST GERMAN.
The first german Of the season took
place Friday evening at Hotel Boyd. y
number OF strangers were present. the
music was good. the floor smooth, the
girls looked their prettiest. and the club
may Justly be well satisfied with their
initial entertainment
Miss jamie Kyle gave a very pleasant
reception to her many friends Friday
afternoon from until o'clock, at Miss
jamie Gibboney's delightful boarding
house, on Main street.
Strangers are arriving daily now. and
the town will soon be full. There are,
however, more comfortable boarding
houses open to guests this summer than
ever before.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. Walker and SON
of Florence. Ala, arrived Wednesday 10
spend the rest of the summer with their
father, General James A. Walker.
Mr.. William Wilson OF Lynchburg. was
a guest of Mr. James II. McGavock. at
Fort Chisweil, this week.
Mrs. Pierce Sanders. Of Fredericksburg.
is stopping at her father-in-law's. Major
| w. G. Sanders, on Ta2ewell street
MIR. Alexander Stuart and his bride
returned 10 their home, in Abingdon, the
first of the week.
Mrs. Chretien and her daughters. who
are social favorltes in Wytheville. ar
rived the first of the week, and are at
Mrs. W. S. Poages. on Main street.
Mrs. Alexander Gait and son. OF Wash
ington, ID. c.. are making a visit TO her
father, Judge william II. Boiling.
Mr. G. W. Cdlaghan, former resident
of Wythe county, but now living in Wash
ington. ID. c.. spent two days In Wythe-
Vile this week.
LOOKING AHEAD.
The enterprising and progressive mem
bers Of the medical profession in Wythe-
vile are already making plans to enter
tain the Medical Association, which meets
here the 1st Of September. most royalty.
and TO make the visit a memorable one.
The foundation for Mr.. Sidney Law
sons new residence, on Lawyers, Is
being laid.
Rock has been hauled for the founda-
ton of the opera-house.
Mr. John Rlair's handsome home, on