Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-06

The members OF the Epworth Lea que
were entertained by the Misses Bosang.
Mrs Harvey Barton gave q party to
her younger sisters at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. Carrie Fitzhugf.
A cfildrens party was given by Mrs.
w. f Howard.
Indoor parties did not ''cut much Ice
during the holidays. from the fact that
The young people all day long and until
n late hour at night. were 1nerrily en-
gagged in skating on the lake within the
city limits. and not one of the partici-
pants or spectators would have given up
the exhiliarting sport for the most at
tractive ball room.
The only serious holiday accident. so
far reported, is that of Mr.. Hogardi,
whose hand was badly liberated by the
premature explosion OF a cannon cracker.
MRS. LIZZIE GILLS DEAD.
Mrs Lizzie ellis. aged q. who lived
with her sons on Altoona railroad, died
suddenly Monday morning.
Miss Rosie. daughter Of Mr.. William
! Mcmillan. was married Wednesday TO
Mr. A Hebden, a former resident of the
city, but now of Alliance, Q.
Mr. a Taylor Martin, of West Apo
| mattox spent a week with friends here.
Rev. A. B. Hunter and Captain S. II.
Stone, are back from a holiday visit to
Blueiield.
Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Massie are visiting
| relatives in Nelson
Miss Mary E. Stone accompanied her
father Mr.. Greed Stone. on his return to
Bluefield, and will spend several weeks
with relatives there.
Miss Roberta Martin has gone to spend
the winter in Charlotte, n. c.
Miss jamie Snyder, Of Giles county.
has been visiting friends in the city tbs
week.
Mr.. and hrs. Fisher UInberger, OF
1Nytheville. are visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Umberger.
Mrs. j. J.. Giln1er. who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n Boz
sang. accompanied her husband on his
return to Russell county this week.
Miss Nette Leacle spent portion OF
the holidays with friends in Bristol.
Miss Marga Watson attended the mar
rage. New Years Eve, OF Miss Renna
Barger. OF Shawsville, to Mr.. c. N. Moo
NAV. OF Roanoke.
Miss Alice Calfee Is, spending few
days with friends in Lyrchburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Graham Huddle. who
! have been visiting relatives at Draper.
returned to Roanoke Monday. accompa-
MED by Miss Elite Huddlc.
Miss Annie Genmell has returned from
Norfolk.
Y MISS Lena VI Hal ~.
c., who is attending school at the con-
vent. at Wytheville. spent the holidays
| here with her uncles, Messrs. JEFF and
Frank Askew.
Mrs. Leila Waugh, OF Old Town, stop
ped over Tuesday on her return from
two months visit in Alabama.
Miss Kitty Crockett spent several days
with friends here this week. on her re-
turn from A visit to relatives near Nor
rfstown, Tenn.
MIR. w. R. Wheeler is back from visit
TO his daughter, Mrs. ]. p. Davis, OF
Staunton.
Miss Ella o'Rourke has returned to Bal
timore.
DR.. J. G. Crockett is suffering from a
severe attacks Of nearitis, which confines
him to his bed.
Miss Matte Buchanan and Miss Ellen
| Painter, teachers at Draper, were IN the
city this week.
other Pulaskians who were at home for
| the holidays are: Misses Fannie and
| Winifred Mckee. from Wytheville; Ella
Carson. from Graham: iMessrs. George
and Charles Kelly from Emorny and Hen
ry, Harry Blockridge. from Ivanhoe and
Warren Ellis from Bluetie'd. Sgd Wheel
er. from Max Meadows; Hayden Bush and
John B. Moore. from Norfolk; Ernest
Painter. from Cincinnati. and James SUIT
ton. from University College OF Medicine.
Richmond.