Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1902-09-10
PERSONAL

Miss Evy Mcclure Of Winchester,
is visiting Miss Rosa Tucker
Mr.. Gordon Waddell of Cape
Charles, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
w. II. Waddell.
Mr.. R. j. McBryde, Jr., of Louis
vile, is visiting his father, Rev. DR..
r. J. McBryde.
Professor d. f. Deter of Williams
burg, Pa, is visiting Mr.. j. f. Weist
of near East Lexington.
DIR. A. ID. Estill, who has been re-
ported as critically i'll for several
days. is considerably improved today.
Mrs. Mildred Copeland and Miss
Nellie Shriver of Hillsboro, Loudoun
county, are visiting Mrs. Jacob
Rodrick
Miss Annie r. White, after apleas-
ant vacation, has returned to her
duties as librarian of Washington
and Lee.
DR.. James A. Quarles, Judge NJ. p.
Burks, Professor G. l.. Crow and
Dr. VIM. Wertenbaker, have returned
to Washington and Lee from their va
cations.
Miss Olive Parker of StauntOn, and
Miss Daisy Smith of Richmond, were
several days guests of Mrs. r. q.
TempletOn.
Mrs. Chas. Fuller, Misses Annie
and Grace Fuller left to-day for
Baltimore on q visit to their sister,
Miss Louise Fuller
Mr. A. Nelson Myers attended the
marriage in Richmond last night of
his brother, Mr.. Charles f. Myers,
and Miss Elsie Bell Smith.
Miss Pearl Rhodes has returned
from an extended visit to Newport
News. She was accompanied home
by Miss Eva Cox of that city, who is
now her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 5. Funkhouser
have returned TO their home in Balti-
more. Mr.. FunkhOuSer is connected
vita tie circulation department of
the Baltimore Herald.
Rev. Robt. f. Hutton occupied the
pulpit of Trinity Methodist church
Sunday morning, in the absence of
the pastor, Rev. J. II. Light, and Rev.
A. Poe Boude preached at night.
Mr.. A. f. Jackson of the v M. l.
band, has resigned to accept
position on the Metropolitan police
force of Washington, d. c. He left
with his wife for Washington yester
day.
Professors Joseph h. Long of the
Law Department, John II. Latane of
the chair of History, and James w.
Kern of the Latin Department, have
arrived in Lexington to assume their
new duties at Washington and Lee
University.
Staunton Argus Mr.. and Mrs.
of Rockbridge county,
parents of DR.. Glasgow Armstrong
of Staunten, with son and daughter,
will soon move to this city and occupy
q part of the Misses WOOdward's
home ON Berkeley place.
Mr.. Emmett Ewing and Miss
Annie Mackey, daughter Of John
r. Mackey,, of near Murat, left over
the Baltimore e. Ohio railroad this
morning for Charlestown, w. Va, to
be married, it is alleged. They were
acco mpanied by friend.
The following young ladies left
Lexington yesterday for Farmville to
attend the State Normal: Misses
Eleanor White, Jennie Crigler, and
Nettie Dunlap of Lexington, and
Misses Bessie Sterrett and Cornelia
Sterrett of the county.
Three teachers tookthe examination
last Friday in Lexington
public school building by Superinten-
dent A. Nash Johnston for profess
81 onal certificates-Miss Nellie Lee of
Lexington, Miss Susie Tolley of East
and Miss Minta Hardin Of
LOngW God.
The Southwest Virginia Dental
Association was organized at Roanoke |
Friday. DR.. j. II. Hartman of
Lexington, was elected vice pr esident |
Of the association and DR.. j. H.
of Lexington, member
Of the executive committee. DR.. !
Hartman attended the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hume of |
Chapel Hill, N. c., have issued cards |
Of invitation to the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Anne Wilmer, to
Professor William Reynolds Vance,
# Washington and Lee University, |
10 take place Wednesday evening,
24th, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Powers of Ell |
Paso, Texas, are in Lexington visiting
friends here and in the county. Mr..
Powers is u son of the late William
Powers of near Flumen. He went to
Texas over twenty years ago, and has
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