The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-07-28
CAROLINE.
Entertainment Eewsy Notes and Personal
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Correspondence Of The Free Lance. }
Bowling Green. Va, July q.
Mrs i. II Rowe entertained a num-
Der Of young ladies' and gentlemen in O
delightful manner on Thursday night,
the occasion being Telegram party.
Each guest was furnished with card
with a certain number OF capital letters
each letter 10 be the beginning Of o
word Mr.. John G Broaddus received
first prize, his being considered the best
telegram. The guests did not leave un-
I'll quite a late hour. each one depart
Ing with many thanks TO their hostess
fox an enjoyable evening
Mr. Marvin Stubbs left on Friday for
his home in Gloucester, offer spending
few days with his friend, Mr.. Scott
Rowe.
Mr.. Carroll Taylor. who has been the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. Roby, at the
Southern Academy. left Monday for his
home in Richmond
Mr aud Mrs. Louis Czipski. Of Rich
mond, are the guests Of her parents, Dr..
and Mrs. J. W McOown
Mrs. L b. French and little son, af-
ter a short visit to friends in Roanoke
have returned to the home Of her par
ents here, where they Will spend the
remainder Of the Summer
Messrs Starr and Edwards. Of Ash.
land. spent Sunday in town, the guests
Of Mr.. W. q. Oogbill and family
Dr.. r a. Henley. Of Lexington, Ky,
is spending a few days with the family
Of Msj K 0 PeAtross
Miss Susie Gresham. Of King and
Queen, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
T. e. Butler
The Methodist and Calvary Baptist
churches have given the month OF Au'
gust to their pastors. to permit them to
take q little recreation.
Mr. Charley Lee, who resided in our
midst at one time, but now travelling
for a house in Baltimore. spent several
days Of this week at the Lawn. "
Miss Kate Campbell has returned to
her home here. after a delightful visit
Of several months to relatives in Alex
andrla
Rev ]. I. Mastin and family. Of
Rerkley, are spending the month OF
Jnly with the family Of Mr.. I. IL. Stifi
at his home, near here
Rev J. L. Lawless. who. for q num-
Der of years, was pastor OF the Baptist
church Of this place. bat now located
in Surry county. is conducting a meet
ing this week at County Line church,
this county
Miss Bessie Ooghill is quite sick at
her home here, and her friends hope for
her speedy recovery.
Miss Gillie Cary, Of Richmond, is at
"Old Mansion. " the home Of Mr.. J j..
White and family.
Miss Gertrude Sanborn. Of your city
is the guest Of Miss Cora Oovington at
her home here.
A large number Of our citizens expect
TO attend the centennial exercises OF
Bethel church on next Sunday.
Little Miss Lucy Jordon is spending
several weeks with the family Of Mr..
Ben skinker at Moss Neck.
The condition Of Mrs. j. l.. White
who has been quite sick OF her home
here, is somewhat improved at this
writing
We had fine rain on Monday even
ing, which has freshened things up a
good deal. This is the first we have
had for six weeks.
Miss Caroline g. Broaddus, who has
been quite sick, lie much improved and
will leave in a week or 80 for the noun
tains of Virginia to Tecuperate.
The brick work on the large compart
ment store Of Mr.. g. h. Dorsey is fin
ished, and the carpenters are now at
work The building will be completed
about September lst. X. Y. n