The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-24
INTERESTING WEDDING
EVENT AT Bl "A J. k':|.[|l|
Dr.. 1o11n McBride's Daughter to
Be Married in Oc-
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ennroacl,,ng marriage Of interest III al
Joining stntes, as well ns In virginia, Is
,hnt OF Miss Susie Mcbride. youngest
daughter Of DR.. j. NJ. Mcbride, president
Of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 70
Mr. Chrs,ophor, Godsden Gugnarde OF
south Carolina. rho nuptials VIII taRe
nlaco at noon Tuesday, October 81, ~
4 Tho Grove tho stately and beautiful
homo of DR.. Mcbride and will be- a no A
tabl social event.
rho bridc-lect is n young woman OF
q lively nrsonnlity and fine traits OF char-
acter. The prospective groom. WHO is IN
alutnnus OF the Virginia Polytchnlc II Il
5stitute, belongs to IN old and promlnen.
* family Of South Carolina, and IS himself
prominent, both IN business anu soN ll'
circles.
Miss Virginia Newee, of Blacksburg.5
has leased Pulaski Institute and opened
Tho school Thursday. Miss Newtee 3 mas
taught very successfully in Texas ana
other Western States, and possesses All
the requisites for Tie successful man
agenient of a fitting school
Pulaski Institute was founded BY MIS-
Savers some years ago but she was
forced to give &up Its management, owing
10 i'll health. Under her regime the
school had a fire patronage. when VII
doubtless be sustained BY. Miss NeWlee..
y rhe public schools OF Pulaski CITY
opened last week, with Miss NJ F. stone,
or Roanoke, principal and an enrolllh il
of 415 pupils.
Mr.. James Martin has purchased the
lot on the corner of Third and Norwood
streets and commenced the erection OF g
large brick business block. The lower
floor will be used BY the Farmers ana
Merchants Bank and by several stores
tho upper foors fof offices.
Miss Laura Inglcs left the first OF. the
week for Blueficld where she VIII teacif
IN The family of Mrs G.. a. Shirley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter and Rev. u. z.
8 Carter attended the birthday celebration
y Of Senator withcrs at Wythevlllc Tues
day. .,,
Miss Lena Payne of charlottesville,
,ras married Wednesday to Mr.. Silas Shell
burne, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. "
w. Shelburnc reside near Radford. u ne
ceremony took place ut the home OF the
i hr,de,s brother, Mir. W. II. Payne IN
y Roanoke, Dr. w. G. Campbell. pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church., officiat-
ing The young couple left immediately
for Norfolk and Atlantic City. They VII
return to Radford the Goth, and after u
few weeks will take UP their residence IN
Il Eastern North Carolinu, where the groom
is jcngag ed In construction work LOT stth 'e
Norfolk and Western Railroad
John Preston. the two-year-od son o.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Edmondson, who mas
4 been critically Ill for the last two weeks
is slightly better
Miss Elizabeth Pegram. of Petersburg,
and Miss Bruce Carr, of North Carolina
returned home Thursday. after q TWO TWO
4 wccks' visit to Mrs. j. r. X. Cowan.
Mr.. and Mrs. jill Barnett and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Roberts
and children will return day from
Visit Ia relatives in Cleveland and CO.
lumbus, Ohio.
Mrs. H. A. Barnette, Of Anderson, w
az Va, has arrived for a visit to her son,
Mr.. w III. Barnettc. She was accom-
panied by Miss Kate Lynch, OF Union,
y NV. Va.
Miss Lillian Longley has returned from
washington Springs, where she has
been at the bedside of her grandfather.
Professor Edmund Iongley, whose con
dition has been so serious. She was
4 called home by the Illness Of her brother,
4 Mi, William Longley who came home
the first OF the week with fever.
The Kings Daughters will hold an
important meeting at their rooms Tues
day, at which time light refreshments
will be served and plans discussed for
serving meals at the district fair to be
held October 10th-13th. The Kings
Daughters. under the enthusiastic and
efficient leadership Of its two presidents,
Mrs George W. Miles and the incun;-t
bent. Mrs. William lnges, has done fine
work, and 1t Is the purpose of the circle
to add largely to their excheques by the
catering at the fair week after week.
Miss Willie Jordan came down from.
Wythevillo to- day to spend the winter
at the heasic of cher aunt, Mrs. seldcn
Longleys' -
Mrs Willie Jones and daughters.