Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-02
Clarke Personals.

| BERRYVILLE, VA, October 1.-(Spe-
| cial)-Alrs. A. p. Ferguson, Mrs Wilton
I Stewart, and Miss Louisa Meade have re-
| turned from a visit to friends in King
| George county, Md. They were accom-
| panied by Miss NJ. c. Grymes, who Will
visit Mrs. Stewart.
| Mr.. f. NJ. Summerville and wife. of
| Staunton, are visiting DIR. Henry Summer
| vile. in Clarke county.
| Miss Mabel Massie, of this county. left
| this week for school at Roanoke, Va.
| Mrs. II. N. Blakemore and Miss jose
phine Claggett are visiting friends in
Washington ID. G..
Misses Maria Denny and Mary Powers
will attend the State Normal College, at
Farmville, Va, this year.
Miss Bertha Snyder, who has been at
her home. in this county. for several
weeks past has returned to Washington
for the winter.
Miss Edith Richardson, of Smithburg
Md, is the guest Of Miss Blanche Har-
6esty, in Berryville.
Miss Bessie Shuli, Of Frederick county,
is visiting friends in Berryvile.
Miss Bessie Lee Grove has returned to
Washington for the winter.
Mrs. h. NJ. VanDevanter left Friday for
Elizabeth, n. j., to visit Mrs. w. Ben
ton Crisp. Of the latter place
Rev. Ed. J. Richardson and daughter,
after a visit to DR.. w. Richardson, re-
turned Friday to Saluda, Va.
Miss Jessie Crisman left this week for
Hagerstown, Nd, to attend Keenan, Col
lege.
Mrs. Greenwalt and daughter, of
Hagerstown, Nd spent some days re-
Gently with Mrs a. l.. Gardner.
Mr. Wylie Moore, of Chester. S. c.,
who has been visiting at "Audley," left
this week for the University of Virginia.
Mr.. Montague Stevens, after a visit to
Mrs. Eugenia Glover, returned Monday
to New York
Mrs. j. Terrill Jones, of Luray, is visit
ing at the home OF her father, Mr.. l.
Bowman.
Mr.. Maurice Scheuer, of Front Royal
is In Berryville on business.
Mrs. j. B. Thomas of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Mrs j. w. Gaver, has
returned to her home
Miss Elizabeth Bently has returned from
a visit to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs A. w. Deahl and daughter. Miss
Anna, of Alexandria, are visiting Mr. Z.
j. Afleck.
Mr.. Louis Scheuer has gone on a bust
ness trip to Baltimore and New York.
MIR. George Irwin left Monday for Ar
kansas, where he will engage in business.
Private w. H. Ii. Stephenson, who re-
Gently returned from Jacksonville. is suf-
fering from "A severe attack. of malarlal
fever. contracted in Camp Cuba Libre.
Corporal Robert Shearer of Company
c. Second Virginia Volunteers is at mis-
home, in Wildwood, on furlough. He
expects to be mustered out about OCTOBER
22d.
Misses Kate Dudley and Mary Taylor,
o. Middleburg, Va, speV several days
with Mrs A. r. Broun this week.
Misses Kemp who have been summer
ing with Mrs. +. l.. Wheat, at "Morgan's
Spring" have returned to their home, at
Washington.
Mr.. Floyd Price, of New York, visited
his father, in Clarke county, this week.
Mrs. r. NJ Powers and Miss Alice
Powers. left Friday for Philadelphia,
whence they expect TO go to Chicago.
Miss Portia Baldwin left Thursday for
Stanton, to attend the Virginia Female
Institute.
Miss Eleanor Washington, who has
been visiting relatives in Berryville. LETT
Friday for her home. in Washington
d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood. Of Washing
ton. who have been with Dr. J. NJ. u
Mcclure. left Thursday for home.
Mrs. Goodwin II. Williams and FAMILY
have returned 10 Norfolk.
Miss Nellie Lee and Miss Lotle Gar
rett returned Thursday TO Baltimore,
after spending the summer with Mr. T.
S. Lee. -
Miss Callye Littlepage, who has been
visiting friends in the county, mas re-
turned to Washington.
Miss Boyer, OF Burlington. n. j.; MISS |
Underwood and Miss Monday, of New
York. and Mr.. Henry Masters OF Prince
TON n. J.. are visiting at "Audley."