Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1903-11-18
Personal.

Mrs. F. o. Little CT Fairmon1
Ind, is visiting her sister, Mrs
E. l.. Conner.
Mr.. W. H. Agnor attended th
marriage of Mr.. j. D. Warner an,
Miss Annie V. Pitzer in Covingtol
today.
Mrs. John Montgomery died Al
Collierstown Monday night. Be
fore marriage she was a Miss
Leech. Her age was about 81
years.
The Staunton Daily News of
Sunday contained picture of Rev.
DR.. Charles Manly of Lexington,
a former pastor of the Baptist
church of that city.
Rev. DR.. Charles Manly, pastor
of the Lexington Baptist church,
will preach the sermon at the
Union Thanksgiving services to be
held Thursday, November Goth.
Mrs. Kate Hone of Timberville,
Rockingham county, accompanied
by her son Joseph, has returned
home after spending two weeks in
Lexington visiting her sister, Mrs.
NJ. j. Hess.
Colonel and Mrs. Robert A.
Mari left yesterday to visit reIa-
tives in Norfolk. Colonel Mari
will return home the last Of the
week and Mrs. Mari will remain
or some time in Norfolk.
Mrs. Howard NJ. Hogue, State
president of the Virginia Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, will
leliver an address at the Baptist
hurch next Tuesday evening,
he services to begin at s o'clock.
Mr., F. G. Stone Of Washington,
}. c., has been elected captain of ,
ext seasons football team at {
Vashington and Lee. For two q
ears he has played center with ,
reat success on the Varsity team. |
Rev. DR.. r. j. McBryde re- r
armed home Friday from New
aven, Conn.,, where he was called $
Y the illness of his son, Mr..
aldwell McBryde, who is one of G
lie masters in Cheshire academy. il
Mr.. John NJ. Quisenberry, one t
the delegates from Rockbridge +
the General Assembly, left c
onday forRichmond to be present A
the session of the Legislature, o
hich convened on Tuesday of Il
st week. Il
Colonel and Mrs. j. H. D. Ross
I'VE issued cards announcing the 81
arriage of their daughter, Miss Is
izabeth Mayo Ross, to Mr.. Frank
Nelson of Chattanooga, Tenn, II,
take place Wednesday after "
on, November 25th. Vi
Rev. Wyckliffe Y. Abraham, %
Ill known Baptist minister, died tb
adenly in Richmond Monday "
ternoon. He was born fifty-two ~
airs ago at Goshen, this county, ~,
ERE his father, the late Mr.. j. ~
Abraham lived for many fl
ars. H.
Miss lone Crutchfeld of Rich tn
nd, a frequent visitor to Lex be
ton, was married last Wednes-
in Richmond to Mr.. Robert me
shy Pulliam of that city. Rev. ap
r. j. McBryde, pastor of r. VIII
Lee Memorial Episcopal church is
Lexington, assisted in the mar led
&c ceremony.
ards of invitation have been tor
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ba
lison Hays of Louisville, Ky, sid
he marriage of their daughter, leg
s Ella Belle Hays, to Mr.. fro
dinand jackson Walz, to take tan
re at the home of the bride ing
lrday, November 2S. Mr.. Walz ma
ne eldest son of Mr.. William sho
z of Lexington. and
ev. Forest j. Prettyman, pastor Tor
1T. Vernon Place Methodist .
rch of Washington, and pleas ms
y remembered as former pas iFol
If Trinity Methodist church of sprl
lngton, officiated as chaplain NIL
ne United States Senate at the STU
ing of the extra session of De
5ress on the 9th. For some ioui
this during the last session of ana
body he supplied the place of COM
lar chaplain, Rev. DR.. Mil nlsh
b, who has since died. eel.