The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-29
Radford
Affairs.

Especial to rho fines. DispatchD &
RADFORD, VA, Nov. 2B--.i'he nrst
snow OF tho season fell Tucsdny night.
Ice came earlier, the ponds ringing with
tile merry shouts Of skaters Saturday
last
The week has been quite q gay one In
Rndford.
Mrs. William 1nslcs entertained at her
beautiful home ia Riviera" Tuesday
In honor Of Mrs. Irwin Miller, OF Mid
dlesboro. KY
rho entertainment, witch was a very
delightful one, lasted from IL O'CLOCK
Til 2.
Progressive finch WAS played, Mrs, u.
II. Miller and Mrs. Ellen 1lockman WIN
ming first prize.
# AT l O'Clock delicious Refreshments were
served
Thon followed MI hour OF music and
CHEEKY conversation Bcaut'iul piano ni solos
werc rendered by Nfra. irwin Nlillor and
Mrs. w. =. truqua, and Il charming vocal
duct by, Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Clyde Mill
Ter.
..I'llosc present were: Mrs. Irwin Miller.
Of Middlcsboro, KY; Mrs. Clyde Miller,
Mrs. w. y. ITuuun, Mrs. Dllen Hockmhii,
Mrs. Q. y. Pryor, Mrs. i. N. Turner. Mrs re-
tlansburg; Mrs. u. W. Peek, Mrs. w. M.
Delp, Mrs l.. NJ. yenable, Mrs a. d..
Stevens, Mrs. Y. w. Simpson, Mrs. War
ner j 1<cnderdne.
Misses Anna ana Bessie Kenderdlne en-.
tcrtaincd the Afternoon ldlers Tuesday
afternoon. The meeting was d very en-
joynble one. though chiefly given over to
business looking TO the furnishing OF y
club room.
A large and beautiful Eat home" was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. timball
OH "Wednesday evening. the tWcnty-iitth
Anniversary OF their marriage. ~
The house was beautifully decorated
In cvergreens and choice blooming plants,
and twincd above the folding doors lead
Ing from tho parlor to the library was
ISIS" In silver, the year OF the hosts anu
hostesss marriage. together with the
present date, 1903.
rho quurtcr-ccntury bride looked very
youthful and pretty In gray embroidered
chiffon, with pink carnations
Mr.. and Mrs. kimball were assisted IN
receiving by their daughter. Miss Laura
Lasell. and by Mrs Clyde Miller, VINO
wore her wedding gown OF "hlte en-
broidered gauze over liberty satin.
Progressive whist and finch we're
played, and several beautiful solos were
sung by Mr.. E. S. Jones and Rev. EDWIN
l.. Carter. ,s3s.
Refreshments were served In two
courses: Cold turkey bread and butter
EdIlu WlkCHGSs " uluO'A ooatAA ieA''>A' SS'>>~s
Ice cream and nabiscoes.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ".
| IL. Galway, Mrs. A. L. Miller. Mrs. ]. r..
Miller, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Fuqua, MISS
| Sue Snow Rev. l.. w. Irwin, Rev. I'D
! win r. Carter. Judge and Mrs. Geo. ~.
| Casscll, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Casseil, Or.
and Mrs. W. a. Wilson. Mr.. and MRS.
o. 3. Pryor. Mrs. Tanning Miles. Mrs.
l.. NJ. vcIlable. Mrs. II. M. Turner Mrs.
! Ellen Hickman, Mr.. Ferd Harvey. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Taylor. Mrs. H. T. Estis.
| Mrs. A.. D. Stevens. Mrs. II W. Clark.
Mrs. whaling, Colonel and Mrs. w. J..
| KenderdInc, Mr.. Il. 8. Jones. Miss Annie
| Caldwell. air. and Mrs. z. W. Simpson.
Mrs. i. w. Wilson. Mr.. Parker. MIR. and
| Mrs. w. n. IRA gland. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
| Peter and Miss Blanche Adams.
| An elaborate Thanksgiving dinner was
given at 8 O'Clock by Mr.. ". II. Delp. pro
prietor OF the West End Hotel, at which
about forty-nve guests were present.
| At S o'clock the new proprietors OF
Hotel Norwood, Messrs. st. Clair. Brown.
| Waller Cnssell, and Fields Baldwin. gave
menu was elaborate and among the
| guests were the families OF ex-governor
| Tyler and Judge Geo. Z. Cassell. 8
| Mrs Sara Preston was threatened with
a stroke OF paralysis Wednesday and re-
! mains very Ill at the home OF her con,
! Captain Hugh 4. fre8tpn.3
| Miss Laura Inglcs will leave Monday 20
visit relatives III Kentucky.
Miss Minnie Howe ha saccepted po-
sItion as teacher in the family OF Mrs.
Edgar Eskridge. OF Montgomery county.
Mrs. George w. Miles Will be the -''rst
OF Mrs. William Ingles next week
Mrs, Irwin Miller left to-day for Bristol
| en-route TO her homo at Mlddlesboro.
Ky.
Mrs, ]. r. Miller left today for Bristol
| to visit her sister. Mrs. Emily Shelor,
J from which point tho two will so south
! for the winter. They will be Joined later
by Colonel Miller.
] Mrs. Chester a. Snow. OF Washington,
I who visited relatives In Rndford this
| summer, has gone abroad for the winter.
| Her friends will be interested to know
| that she has a story In December AIMS
lies, "Midwinter Madness. Pri2r to her
! marriage Mrs. Snow was an editorial
writer on the washington Post and Wash
! ington correspondent OF the Philadelphia
| Times. Since her marriage she has writ
| ten for the magazines over the signature
| OF Josephine Dixon. Mrs. Snow was ac-
| companied By Miss Maud Stalnakcr'
a gifted girl who has frequently spent
her summers In Wythcvile and Radford,
| 7. w Simpson. Of this place. has been
made superintendent OF the Good samari-
tan Hospital at Jhelum. india. Tho
friends OF Or. Simpson will be pleased
to learn that the climate OF Jheium ls
not the deadly climate OF south India,
.Ihelum being situated in the mountains
of northern India. A brother Of DR..
Simpson, REV. Edwin Simpson. Is en-
pnRed in mission work In southern India.
The friends OF Mr.. Fred Billiard, OF the
III s.. S. Raleigh, will be pleased to learn
that no has been promoted to chlef ma
chinist Mr., Billiard has pseh y, ,,., ,nu
4 which time he has seen service at Mar
t;niome, Porto Rico, Hayti, Panama, Ven
ezuela, Italy, Arabia and China. AZ pres
i ont his ship is stationed at foKa'a.