Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1904-06-22
Personal

relatives III rlucdeUlo.
Mr.. H. r. Mills is absent ON
visit to Richmond and Norfolk.
Miss Page Clemmer of Staunton,
is the guest of Mrs.T. S. Burwell.
Miss Dora Williams of McComas,
W. Va, is visiting Mrs. R. r.
Witt.
Miss Nellie Fuller, who has been
living in Baltimore, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. B. Fuller.
Mrs. R. H. Foster of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Robert K. Hutton.
Mr.. William Foster Of Lewis
burg w. Va, is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. G. E. Beaver.
Mr.. Horace R.Moore of Atlanta,
Ca, is spending his vacation at
his home in Rockbridge.
Mr.. Don j. Whitmore of Lynch
burg, is visiting his parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. j. H. Whitmore.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Herbert Charl-
ton of Newport News, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.. Charlton.
Mr.. Wv. jerks and daughter,
Miss Mahala jerks of Richmond,
are visiting Mr.. w. r. Beeton.
Dr. E. w. Bitter has been elect
ed physical director at Washing
ton and Lee University for next
year.
Col. C. E. Mcclure of Norfolk
spent the past week in Lexington
visiting the family of Mrs. D. e.
Laird.
Mr.. Henry H. McCorkle of New
York, is visiting his mother, Mrs
William H. McCorkle of near
Buena Vista.
Mrs. Charles Clinedenst OF New
Market and Miss Louise Bodell OF
Pittsburg, Pa, are visiting MRS
G.. M. Bodell.
The Misses Herring of Fancy
Hill, Rockbridge county, were
registered az the Worlds Fair, al
St. Louis, last Friday.
! Postmaster A. P. Funkhouser OF
Harrisonburg, is a visitor at the
| V. NJ. 1. commencement. HIS son
is among the graduates.
The reception given by Genera
Scott Shipp Tuesday Afternoon
was largely attended and the occa-
sion was of great pleasure.
Cadet A. G. Campbell, son of DR.
j. H. Campbell of Lexington, wal
promoted from corporal to be ON
of the first sergents at the V. M. l
Prof. W. S. Currell addressed
, the Sunday School at New Mon
: mouth last Sunday, the occasion
: being their Children's Day ser
vice.
DR.. C. H. Davidson left Lexing
ton Monday night for a Europea,
.. trip. He will spend two months at
. road, mainly in Berlin and Ham
. burg.
5 Col. w. M. Patton Of the WI
ginia Polytechnic Institute, wa
present yesterday at the re'unio
Of the survivors of the New MAJ
= ket battle.
r Among the former Lexingtori"n
I who accompanied the RoanoK
u excursion to Lexington Tuesda
were Mr.and Mrs.John W.Shield
|, Messrs. Edward Senseney an
Howard Rhodes,
Miss Ella Leech, daughter
Hon, w. B. F. Leech Of Buffalo
! accompanied by her aunt, Mr.
Scott, left Monday for st. Lou
to visit the Exposition.
!. Miss Rosa Quisenberry Is
y Lynchburg today at the marriat
9. of a friend. From there she WI
n \ 90 to Charlottesville to attend tt
- Summer School of Methods.
; Rev. Baker P. Lee of Lexington
D. a. KY, Of the class of 1892, preacht
= the baccalaureate sermon at ii
S. V. MI. Sunday morning. II
subject was Life and the p
Book"
II MIR. Albert S. J. Tucker has T
ct turned from the Episcopal Hil
ly School at Alexandria, where
q. was a student the past sesslp
Sc At the commencement last we
Y. he was awarded the aspatp'
al medal.
nd A meeting of the school Trust
ny Electoral Board last satuFd
2; elected Mr.. G: @. spider one
y, the school trustees for Wake
Creek District In place OF ~
PorterAeld Swami, who has fail
ay to qualify.
l ha The Evening Metropolis OF Jat
ria sonville, Fla, of yNcent ga
aq. printed a picture of Mr.. VIM
gh Bryan of That city, together w,
az complimentary notice OF
IS. successful management OF
+, campaign of Mr.. \, p, RYowa
Q. the Democratic nominee for u
ernor. Mr.. Rryanis q gradu
of Washington and Lee and m
ned ried Miss Janet Allan of hexi
ton ton
inc Tuesdays Richmond Times-l
match. Mrs. G.. b, Stricken, W