Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-25
WYTHE WILLIE.
Farewell German-The Participants.
Personal and General.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, September 90
Special What is expected to be the
last german Of this season was given
Ct Sections Hall, on Main street, las:
night. IL was very pleasant affair, In.
deed, and will long be remembered by
those who participated.
The dance was led by Messrs. David
5. Blair and William S. Trinkle, and il
was chaperoned by Mrs Moore, of Cal
weston, Tex.
The dancers were Mr.. Robert sayers,
Jr., with Miss Guy, who was gowned IN
black satin and red trimmings
Mr.. Robert Crockett, Jr., with Miss
Page Moore, in black satin.
Mr.. Joseph +. Kent, OF Colburn, Va.
with Miss Hornsby. OF Knoxville. Tenn,
in blue organdie.
Mr.. ID. $. Blair with Miss Wilson. o.
Houston, Tex, in blue organdie over
pink.
Mr.. Harry Lee Crockett with Miss
Lutte Moore, of Galveston, Tex, in pink
lowered organdie.
Mr.. Hugh Caldwell with Mrs. Enrich.
Of Norfolk. in black satin and Jet.
Mr.. Ludlow, of New orleans, with Miss
Bessie Spencer, OF Galveston, Tex. In
white organdie.
Judge William f. Fulton with Miss
Buford, of Nashville. Tenn. in white.
Mr. Arthur Ribble with Miss Watkins.
Of Buffalo Springs. Va, in black net over
silk.
Mr. C.. NJ. Trinkle with Miss Addie
Moore. in pink organdie.
Mr.. Robert Lawson Peirce. OF Tacoma.
Wash, with Miss Fannie Fulton. IN
white organdie.
lar
of Louisville, KY, In blue organdie over
silk.
DIR. Edward p. McGavock with Miss
Thomas. Of Nashville, Tenn, in white
organdle.
Mr.. Terrell of Lynchburg with Miss
Fannie GooGloe. In black satin.
The ''stags" were Messrs. Robert w.
Blair, K. w. SextonA X. l.. Miller, A. q.
Moore, and j. Normant Powell.
News reached here Of most unfortu-
rate burning of a little girl In Bland
county, followed by her death She was
a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. AtweIi,
and was years old.
The accident occurred In this way;
Mrs. Atwell had made the IRE in the
kitchen stove and had gone TO the barn
TO milk, when her two children attempte
&c "kindle up" the IRE. when the clothing
of little Alta caught IRE and before u
could be extinguished she was so badly
burned about the head and body that
death followed in a few hours.
The Circuit Court, Judge Robert e.
Jackson presiding. Is stlli in session, but
1t is thought that IL Will adjourn To-
morrow evening. Most OF the session TINS
week has been consumed in trying the
damage suit OF Mrs. John j. A. Powell
vs. the Town of Wytheville which came
to a close last night the jury railing 10
agree. .
: A number OF wytheyille people are at
tending Abingdon Presbytery. which II
In session at Gate City.
VIII Seagle, who, as q member or a
West Virginia regiment. participated IN
the fight before Santiago, is here on
visit 10 his father, Mr.. Charles Seagle.
DIR. f. p. McGavock. who has been Wis
irng in Tennessee, has returned homs.
MIRA T. G. Kent has Returned to New
York.
Mr.. William T. De Van hos gone North
Ia no absent until Christmas.
Judge william III. Boiling. who was
quite sick the first Of che week. Is better
Miss Tureand, OF Canada, IL visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. r. Sanders, on Church
street. -
Mrs. Applins, who has been visiting hel
riece. Mrs. Williams. on Church street
has returned to her home. IN chatta'
nooga. =.
Mr.. william p. Blair. q Ashevilie. y
C.. brother Of Captain =. $. Blair. O
this place, Is dead. He vas ~ years Ola
Rev. Mr.. Cecil. Of Pulaski county. y