Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-02
DR.. TuyIor3s Departure.

There is very general regret at the de-
cision of DR.. J. E. Taylor. formerly OF
Richmond. who for several years past mas
practiced his profession In Bedford City.
to remove to Kentucky.
Dr. Taylor has accepted a position as
resident physician Of the railroad works
at GAINESVILLE, KY. and will soon move,
with his family, to the place. During
their sojourn here, DR.. and Mrs. Taylor
have made many friends. and they will
both be greatly missed in the community.
Their pretty new home, with its attrac-
tive furnishings, will be offered for sale.
Mr.. David Roger and his daughter.
Miss Clara Roger, left this week for Bal
timore, to join Mr.. Edgar Roger. of the
Baltimore Sun, the son OF Mr.. David
Roger, with whom they will now reside
Thirty years ago Mr.. Roger came to THIS
place from Pennsylvania and located. he
gained the confidence and respect OF all
those with whom he came in contact. and
there is much regret that he and his
family have left.
Wilson NJ. WheeIcr's Death.
The remains Of Mr.. Wilson NJ. Wheeler
were brought here from Nelson county,
where. after the death of his wife he not
long since went to live with nephew.
He was So years of age. q man of sub
short distance from town. For many
years he engaged in merchandising here.
where he spent a large portion OF his
life.
The passenger station on the western
suburb and the freight depot are receiv-
ing fresh coats of paint
Miss Anna Virginia Culbertson, OF East
Orange. NJ J., gave delightful entertain
ments Monday and Tuesday evenings at
~, j.,far nf hp
literary society Of the school Miss Cu1r
bertson gave III most expressive person.
alton style recitationS from her own
COMPOSITIONS OF lyric verse. sonnetS, and
many bright humorous dialect selections
that were much enjoyed. Very en1oEa-
ble features OF the occasion were
the piano solos by Miss Bach. music
teacher of the school. and the duet by
the same young lady on the piano. ana
| Miss Hall, a member OF the faculty. on
the mandolin.
The Social Club.
| An ideal October day was Tuesday,
| when the social clubs held their weekly
receptions. Mrs. W. w. Berry enter
| tanned the ladies Of the flfteen Siuo
most charmingly in the afternoon at nsr
pretty home on Grove street songs oS
Mrs. T. Q. Thomas and Miss JAMIE 1un-
the occasion.
The same afternoon the members OF
the Thursday Club and visiting guests
drove through the gorgeously-tnted FOREST
to the home Of Mrs. Lyle, ABOUT t"o
miles distant, where the fair hostess gave
most gracious welcome. BeautltuliS u
Illustrated rebus puzzles, the work OF MISS
Wade. of the Union Company operatise
school. were distributed and ten OF the
guests were so fortunate as to give cor
rect answers These drew straWs Tor tue
nr;zes of which there vert 'o MIS-
q. c. Fucker capturing one a lacS
who desires to remain incognito' tne
other. At each of these entertainments
dainty and substantial refreshments were
gracefully served AZ.
Mrs. r. &. Scott has been elected ols-
trict secretary of the Woman's Forelsh
MISSIONARY Society OF the Lynchburg DIS
trict of the Methodist church. Mrs Scott
is a lady of lovely nature and great con,
! secration and devotion to the work ana
,ril, doubt1ess fill the responsible position
| admira bly,.