Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-12-06
Staunton vindicator
FRIDAY MORNING. DEC. 6. 1895
LOCAL.
p e r SON AL

N OrfOlk National Bank, President, and
as its First Vice President Mr.. Robt. w.
Burke of Staunton. The committee OH
Banking and Jurisprudence, to whom was
referred the questions of Saturday half
holiday, and the abolition Of days Of grace,
was instructed to draft petition to the
Legislature asking their enactment into
law,
Saturdays Washington letter in Rich
mond Dispatch: Representative Harry
St. George Tucker Of the Tenth Virginia
District. arrived here to-day. and went at
tor Holmes Conrad, of the Department Of
Justice, where he will have apartments
during the session Of congress. Mr..
fuckers family will not come to Wash
iEgton at present.
Mr.. Victor L. Denny of Staunton, will
be married on Wednesday, December 18th,
in the Presbyterian church at War
saw, Richmond Co.. Va, to Miss
Imogen w. Barron. Miss Barron formerly
taught school at Verona, and made many
friends in this city by her charming quail
ties.
Mrs. T. T. Allen of Wheeling, W. Va,
arrived here on Saturday evening to attend
the wedding of Miss Margaret Bayly at
The Kalorama. just after her arrival she
received telegram from home saying one
of her children had scarlet fever. She took
the vestibule for Wheeling the next morn
ing at II O'Clock.
BAH News "Mls. Eveline and MI.
VIM. Bright of Clareville, Augusta coun-
ty, spent some days visiting relatives i'll
Green Valley last week. Judge Charles
Grattan of Staunton, was the guest of Rev.
VIM. G. White last week. Sunday he made
a much enjoyed address to the Sunday
School,
Clifton Forge Review: Geo. w. C..
Karnes and wife OF FishersvilIe are down
the riyer-Mr. Karnes on his annual hunt.
They are the guests Of MI. Deisher, near
Gala. Mr.. K. B. Koiner, of Augusta
county, was in the city Wednesday on a
visit to his relative, the wife of She late A.
Jack Accord"
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Helenora Mason Barron, daughter OF Rev.
DR.. Barron of Baltimore, and grand
daughter of the late Capt. G. r. Mason,
Stonewall jackson S bridge builder, to Mr..
VIM. c. Graves Of Orange. She is niece
of Mrs. Robert Goodwin and Mrs. Jno. B.
Blackley of this county.
Mr.. VIM. Patrick has returned from
Baltimore, where he went to visit MI.
Samuel q. Hendren, son of Judge J. N.
Hendrer, who had been sick there, but
whom he found much improved. MI. Hen
Gren is taking postgraduate course at
the Johns Hopkins University.
u. Senator Horace Chiffon, of Texas,
who succeeds Senator Coke, on his way to
Washington, with his family, last week.
stopped at the Virginia Hotel of this city
to visit his daughter, who is pupil at
the Virginia, Female Institute.
In the history of the purchase of the
"School of Athens given last week, it
should have been stated that Mr.. W. A.
Pratt gave to the alumni all of the three
years he was entitled to exhibit the picture
in, in stead of one year, as was printed.
Among the dancers at the Thanksgiving
night dance at "Glenwood'' near Green
wood given by Miss Matte Wood in honor
of her guest Miss Mamie Allen of Staun-
ton, was MI. L. G. Morton, of Staunton.
Charlottesville Progress: ''Prof. B.
Meyer, the director of music in Miss Bald
wins school Staunton, has started class
in this city-open every Wednesday and
Saturday in Mechanics Hall.
At Richmond Monday. MI. A, G. Cor
don Of staunton, was registered at Muir
ply IS Hotel; Mr.. G. T. Palmer of Staun-
ton, at Ford's Hotel, and Mrs. N. G.
Thomas of Staunton. at The Lexington.
Hon. Silas H. Waiker left on Tuesday
morning for Richmond. He will have his
headquarters at the Exchange Hotel, at
which all the members Of the Augusta del
egation, We believe, are guests.
Among the ushers at the marriage of
Miss Augusta Alexander Patterson in
Harrisonburg, last week. to MI. Alfred
Dunning Stoll Of Goshen, KY. was MI. D.
r. Patterson of Augusta.
MIR. Bennett NJ Bell of Lexington, has
been appointed by Judge Paul to be U. S.
Commissioner for district in which are
Rockbridge. Allegheny, Bath Highland and
Il part Of Augusta.
Among the dancers at the Thanksgiving
Night ball in Martinsburg, w. Va, were
Misses Anne McGill Faurtleroy and
Florence g. Elder of StauntoS.
Broadway News: 'Mrs. Jno. W.
Smith of Staunton arrived in town Tuesday
evening to visit her mother, Mrs. s. G.
Williams"
MI. j. n. Brennaman of Shenandoah,
has been reappointed to his old place of
clerk in the legislature at Richmond. Hel
is an Augusta boy.
Waynesboro Sentinel Mrs. D. W.
Bratton of Bath county, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Shuey, at Fishers
ville.7
Mrs. Elizabeth 2. Daugherty of the
Eakleton Hotel, gave the poor children of
the Kindergarten handsome dinner
Thanksgiving day.
Mr. Charles l.. Weller who has made al
most useful member of the city council for
several years, resigned that position on
Tuesday night.
Mrs, Mary Allen and her daughter. of
county, are visiting Mrs. E. |
III. Gushing in West End, a sister of Mrs
Allen.
Miss Mary Lou Grymes Of Orange, who
has been visiting friends in Staunton, has
returned home.
Mrs, John Murray who has been visiting
friends in Suffolk, has returned to Staun-
ton.