Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-25
.FIOOTBALLIsTS BANQUET.
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RADFoRD. VA, Noyembe r.s24.-(spe-
cial.)-A swell banquet WIS given Friday
night by Mr. Ninslow FL. Rand lph. head
master of st. Alhan. S. in honor OF the
football team and it's recent successful
trip South.
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph in the large re-
ception hall, and at g o'clock were usher
ed into the dining-rooms where an ella bor-2
ate ten course supper fsntus s. served.sSThe
walters, as we'll as: the repast sweresf ur-
nished by Catogni, of i2ah nolse
q The table and its appointments made a
handsome appearance the crlmso OF Sc.
Albans playing prominent part IN the
decorations, and together with the rich,
warm tints of the young ladies' toilets,
lending briliancy and brightness to the
efestal board.
"A football was suspended over the
centre of the table-the same than Won
the laurels for the team at Atlanta. ano
sent. down in dismal defeat the Georgia
School of. Technology to tie dirge tune OF
II to o.
Extending from this trophy to the cor
5ners of the table We're broad streamers o.
crimson attn. The table was lighted
with candles, the shades of the Candida.
bra being of crimson. The electric lights
were also masked in crimson. and the
place cards which bore the figure OF a
football player in crimson sweater. on
appropriate verse and date of the BAN
quet were tied with crimson ribbons
THE TOASTS.
Mr. Randolph is pleasing after-dinner
speaker as we'll as charming host. and
as POSTMASTER was great success. Inc
following toasts were responded to:
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man; THE st. Adams Spirit. Mr.. c. c:
Wainwright; est. Adams, Past and Pres
ent," Mr. c. S. A. Henry; Woman in
Particular" Mr.. Duval Cravens.
The banqueters rose from the table at
1 A. NJ and adieux were soon afterwards
said. Those present We're: Miss Ben
Tyler and Mr.. F. S. Shipp. Miss Mauoe
Battle and Mr.. w. H. Newman: Miss
Laura Kimball and Mr.. c.. S. A. Henry;
lita. Wilson and Mr.. Duval Cravens; Miss
Lillian Longley and Mr.. James Bairo.
Miss Lille Tyler and Mr.. F. E. Fletcher.
Miss Gertrude Venabe and Mr. Jack
Hobbie, Miss Cary Preston and Mr.. C. f.
Humber. Miss Ellen Robinson. of st.
Louis, and Mr.. E. w. Lawson. Miss
Laura Ing1es and Mr.. c.. C. Wainwright,
Miss Annabelle Scott and Mr.. r. 5.
Harsher. Miss Minnie Howe AMI MI.
w A.
Mr. L. C. Page Miss Mary Mac Ingles
and Mr.. Frank Jones.
MRS. KIMBALL ENTERTAINS.
The Currents Club and the Afternoon
Idlers were entertained Saturday after
noon by Mrs. George B. kimbal and he1
daughter. Miss Laura. It being a fancy
work party current events and all mat
tiers pertaining to the great outside world
were quickly dispatched to give place 70
the all-absorbing topic of fancy-work and
what to make for Christmas presents:
Each guest exhibited a piece Of fancy
work of more or less clever design. and
under the inspira ton or this distinctly
feminine interest, the afternoon passed
pleasantly and many vaiuapie ideas were
exchanged. Afterwards esca1oped oys-
ters biscuits, and coffee were served.
Virginia, the 5-year-old daughter OF
Constable r.. A. Roop, died Saturday.
after nine-days illness, and was buried
Sunday at East Radford Rev. Mr.. Brown
officiating.
Louis Armistead. an old family servant
of Governor Tyler. died Sunday morning
of heart trouble and will be taken to Ben
Hampton for burial by Governor Tyler
to-day.
A protracted meeting is being conducted
at the Christian church by Rev. Mr..
Brown, assisted by State Evangelist Cot
fee.
The week of prayer observed by the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society Oh
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
was opened last night by Rev. S. R. Gam
mon, returned missionary. Services
will be held throughout the week at the
Methodist church from to P. NJ
REV. MIR. IRWIN ILL.
Rev. L. w. Irwin. pastor OF the, Pres
byterian church. of Radford. is threat
ered with a second attack of typhoid
fever. He is now at irginia Beach, but
will return this week to his home at Lex
ington. His physician states that he VIII
be unable to fill his pulpit before jan
uary LIST.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knox. of Nort'.
Carolina. are spending part OF then
with C.antaiu and MIS-: NJ: 30: