Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1895-07-31

Personal.

0h~HA -
Mr.. Joseph Goldsmith, Of Baltimore, i;
in town.
Miss Ella Darlington is with friends il
Martinsburg.
Mrs. ]. W. Barritt is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Frank OFT.
Miss Emily Cooke is visiting friends in
Port Royal, Va.
Miss Katharine Rutherford of Georgia,
is at Shaunondale.
Mr.. Lucas Dalgarn is home from Camden,
\. j., for a few days vacation.
Mr.. II. 0. Talbot, wife and daughter went
to Atlantic City last Thursday,
Mr.. W. n. Wilson, of Augusta county,
Va, spent Sunday in this town.
Mrs. John W. Kelley, of Strasburg juno
ton, il visiting her parents here.
Miss Grace holland and mother are visit
ing relatives near Fredericksburg.
Rev. DIR. c. n, Campbell left Friday on
a trip to the South Branch Valley.
Rev. j.. W. Tongue is visiting Rev. DR..
A. NJ. Cackley, at Falls Church, Va.
Miss Ella yesterday is visiting friends
near Jefferson. Frederick county, Md.
Mrs. Bradley, of Harrisouburg, Virginia,
is visiting her brother, Nh. J. Ed. Burns.
Miss Maud Howell returned Saturday
from a visit to Washington City and other
points.
Mrs. A A. Lipscomb and child, of Wash
ing City, spent a few days last week atShan-
noudale.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. c. Carroll and Miss
Willie Ely vent to Atlantic City last
Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Beall aud children, Of New
York, came last week and are with Mrs.
Martha Beall.
Col. H. d. Beall, Of the Baltimore Sun,
hi. wife and daughter Louise, are at MIR. c.
Frank Gallaher's.
Miss Mary Strider, who has been visiting
her cousin, Miss Laura Strider, returned
to Winchester on Monday.
Mrs. Worthington. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Venning, returned
to her home near Baltimore on Monday.
Mr.. R. L. Clarke, who is connected with
The Farm, Furnace and Factory, published
at Roanoke, Va, called to see us last week.
Miss Lou Carter, of Fort Washington,
Philadelphia, who has been at Mrs. c. Hor-
ace Gallaher's for a month or two past, has
returned to her home.
Miss Bette Rice Page, of Berryville, is
visiting Mrs. VIM. Campbell. She came
down on her bicycle, and was accompanied
by Messrs. II. X. Amber and A. S. Allen.
Miss Margaret Mcknight, of New York,
"a former resident of this town and so
charming as Queen Esther" about three
years ago, came last week on a visit to
friends.
Mrs. W. d. swan came up from Wash
ington City Monday, and left Wednesday
with Mrs. Geo. w. Haines, Miss Elsie
Haines and Miss Katie Rowe for Waynes-
boro, Va.
Mr.. Brown, a journalist of Houston, Tex
as, who married a relative of Mr.. Cleon
Moore, spent several days in town last week
and expressed himself as highly pleased
with Charl,s Town and its surroundings.
Mrs. W. c. Lipscomb, Mr.. Lis'e Lips
comb, Miss Maud Lipscomb, Miss Pechin,
Mr.. Arthur Hendricks and several others
from Washington City are expected at
"Shannoudale' tomorrow or during the
week.
A house party is being enjoyed at the
home OF Miss Emile Osburu. Among the
invited guests are the Misses Hickey and
Miss CaIlie Littlepage, Messrs. Cassin and
Eleinschmel, of Washington, D. c., and
Miss Nell Osburu, Of L~eesburg.
Mr.. NJ. Clayton Thrush, of Philadelphia,
is spending the remainder of his vacation
with his parents here, having spent a week
visiting relatives in southern Pennsylvania.
He is accompanied by bis cousin, Miss Helen
Clair, of Shippensburg, and his aunt, Miss
Laura Etter, Of Marion.