The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-09-22
CAROLINE.
Tacky Party Personals, Etc Etc.
Correspondence Of The Free Lance }
Bowling Green, Sept 20

Bowling Green, Sept 20
Miss Oordie Lee Winston entertained
a number Of friends on Friday night at
a tacky party. which was much en-.
Joyed by the participants. as well as
those who came 90 look on. The cos.
TUNES were ludicrous and becoming
and caused much amusement. Tacky
games were irdulged in, and at late
hour they wound up with a cake1 walk
in which the party broke up with
many thanks to the hostess for such
pleasaut evening.
Miss Lena Richerson. of Washington =.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs, o. L.
Bullard.
Mr.. Byron Vincent, who resides in
Norfolk, is spending a few days with
his parents here.
Mrs. o. s. Webb, after a pleasant
visit TO her parents in Orange, return.
ed to her home here Monday, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Loula
Camper, who will attend the Southern
Seminary this session.
Mrs. E. B. French and little son,
who have been summering here, left
Monday for their home in Richmond.
Miss Daisy Brannan, Of New York
spent several days at the home Of Mr.
o. L. Collins before entering the
Southern Seminary. where she will be
a student the coming session.
Among the old girls at the Seminary
we note the faces Of Misses Newbill,
Butts, Kinzer. Williams. Morgan, La
foe, Storeham, Rock, Anderton, Crock
EFT. Downs and others. To all we ex-
tend a cordial welcome
Messrs John White. Moncure GRAY.
att. Webb Rains and John Winston left
Monday to resume their studies at the
University Of Virginia.
Rev. W. f. Hayes is conducting re-
vival meeting at Eagles Nest, this
county, therefore there were no
services at the Methodist church Sun
day night.
Miss Williamtince Williams and
friend have returned to Baltimore, after
spending q few days with the family Of
DIR. r 7. Glassell.
Mrs. r. L. Ohamberlayne and two
interesting daughters, who spent An.
gust and September at the Lawn. "left
Friday for their home in Richmond,
much to the regret Of their many
friends here
R. H. Harris, a travelling photog-
rapher, is in our midst and seems to be
doing a flourishing business.
Mrs. r. T. Ohewning. Of Alexandria
spent several days Of last week at the
Lawn"
Mrs. ]. H. Amiss. wife Of P. &.
Amiss, is spending a few days in our
midst
Rev. Richard Bagby filed his regular
appointment here Sunday morning and
night; the house was filled on both &C.
casions. and he delivered two excellent
sermons.
Mr.. E.O. Andsrton. of Tappahsnnock,
was here several days last week. This
was his first visit among Us since ne
took unto himself "better half, " and
he received congratulations on every
side.
Rev. o. E. Watts, of Norfolk county.
spent Wednesday In town; as usual he
received a cordial welcome from his
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Bullard spent
Wednesday in Richmond.
The Southern Academy opened on
the 18Th under very 6attering circum.
stances; quite a number Of boys have
come in and more are expected.
Miss Catherine and Master Austin
Thompson, who have been spending
some time with their grandparents,
DIR. and Mrs. j. W. McGown. left
Monday for Louisville, Ky, where
they will spend the winter,
DIR. J. D. Butler, Of Sparta, and Mr..
d. B Powers. Of Port Royal, were In
town Monday to attend the meeting Oh
the Board of Supervisors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Czapski spent
Sunday in town en- route to Baltimore,
where they Will reside.
Mrs. Kate McOurdy, of Philadelphia.
is the guest Of her father, DR.. o. S. Webb.
Mr.L.w. Chandler spent several days
of last week in Gloucester county.
Mr.. Scott Rowe, after spending sew.
eral weeks with relatives in Atlanta,
Ca, returned to bis home Monday.
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