The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
CROlONOLE
CLUBFORME|D||'.
twenty-five Members Of Brls-
tolls New Organization
4 TRIP 10 WASHINGTON.
a Party Of About Thirty Young Ladies'
From suI|en's College Spent the.
Week Seeing the Sights Of
ihc CaniioI gs5 s4s
{ Special 10 Tho Times Dispatch, )

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch. } XIII .s
BRISTOL, VA. March Title Bristol
crokonole Club has been organized Tho
officers arcs w. G. Briscoc, president
ana Or. j. Y. Mcintyre, secretary and
members. The club was entertained this
week by Mr.. and Mrs. Briscoe. i
a purity of about so young ladies from
sullin's College spent the week sght-sce-
ing III Washington. They were c1aper-
oncd by Mr.. and Mrs. s. n. Barker.
Tho party called on President Roosevelt
and members Of his Cabinet, and was
most pleasantly received. U,
REV. Charles r. Davis, Of West Vlr-
ginia. Is visiting folks IN Bristol.
Miss C;lennie Senter left Bristol We'd
nesday for New Orleans to spend a
months with relatives. 81
Or. u. .. Taylor, Of 13oston. Is deliver
ing q series Of lectures here onsthe SUB
jcct Of temperance and good citizen
ship.
Louisville, KY, came to Bristol this
week to visit Mr.. Ha,mltons parentts.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Hamilton, The Wis
iting Mrs. Hamilton is In feeble health,
and will remain nore for somo slime.
Col. j. N. Barker spent the week IN
Western NORTH, Carolina. z
Mr.. II. L. Embree, general manager
of the Columbian Paper Company's ous-
mess, spent the. week IN Bristol.
AT HOME THIS WEEK.
Mr.. Clifford d. Caldwell was at home
this week from West ~ Virginia, where
he has taken charge Of an important
coal mining business. Ills headquarters
ara at Charleston, and he will mako
that city his home for the present,
Mrs. j. Il Harrel was the guest OF
rela lives nea- Washington this week.
Miss Halle Goddard. an on attractive
Young lady OF Knoxville, has returned
home after a pleasant visit to her SIS
ter, Mrs. Max Glenn.
Mr.. Samuel t. King. who has been
quite Ill of rheumatism for six weeks,
is now convalcscent. !,
Mrs. u. A. Long, after a visit TO MISS
Ella Mcneil, has returned to her home
at johnson City.
Mr.. Charles ., Hearon, who was for
several years connected with tho Rich.
noond Times, being one Of the corps Of
renorters has returned to Bristol and
win mako his headquarters here as the
representative Of an Insurance COM
pany. -, u. :,
son and Newman College at JEFFERSON
CITY. where she took the commerclal
course. :
Miss irene lett HAS 'ceii Luz Z, 49, ;.
friends III Baltimore for week.
,igt rs IN 1905.
4 y. Hayes, of Broadway, Va, was mere
this week looking around with a view
to recommending Bristol as the place
for the mcetlng Of the General Assem-
lily Of the German Baptists in 1903. Mr..
Hayes was pleased with Bristol. These
great meetings Of that denomination are
usually attended by upwards o. 12'uW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick I. Ordway, OF
South birmingham, Mass. have boon
guests Of Bristol relatives for week.
Mr.. ordway is a stakeholder In and gen
eral salesman for tho Ordway Manutac-
turinx> Company. of Bristol.
The Bible class here. conducted by
Miss Blodgett Of Asheville. n. G., has
grown In interest from day to dQy,
until hundreds of the ladies are attend
ing. 1t became necessary this week to