The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-19
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RaDFoRp. VA. November H.-Mf.
x and Mrs. James Il. Trollinser have issuso
cards 10 The marriage of their daushter'
Il ,s,,en King, to Mr.. Walter Grove Price.
4 which viii take place on the evening Oh
,itthe 2s,h at Stuart Memorial Me,hodiss
N Church, Pulaski City.
reception will be given the bridnl
party a, the home OF the bride on INC
"a evening prior to the wedding. me brioa'
stonp VIII include New York and othet
Northern cities. Afterwards the young
y ,.nun,c Will reside at Pulaski City.
II Mr. and Mrs. NJ a. Allen. of East
it .Isaato,d. have issued cards to the mar.
4 riaee OF their daughter. Matte Elizabeth,
NO MY Albert Pierre Hartman. OF Pears
d bnrs The marriage will be celebrated az
Grove Avenue Methodist Church at i;'p
q clock on the evening of the $50.
M Mr. Arthur Rosenfcld has accepted q
position with the State Entomolosist AZ
* lirbanna, Ill.
Ii Mrs Lewis lnsles returned Saturday
from "A visit of several weeks TO relatives
3 81 Kentucky.
The Neville family VIII have n reunion
AT their home, near Backsburs Thanks-
giving. The teachers at Pulaski lnsti"
& tute will also augment the party.
IA Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton Caltee. OF Bristol
left yesterday Tor two weeks Visit 10
relatives In Washington
ii A party composed Of the following
/ Young people went on moonlight horse"
back ride to Bell Hampton Monday night,
Misses Anna Kenderdine, Mary GraVelN.
Mamie Guthrie Ella Clark, of Glade
Spring; Mackie Ingles, Leila Goldsmith,
B BESSIE Lyle and Octavia Roberts, Messrs.
William Whaling, j. P. Parker, Truman
and Ernest Billiard and Mr.. Crozer, Of
Il Birmingham.
Miss Effie Simpson returned Wcdnes-
day to her home in Christiansburg, after
Visiting Mrs. r. w. Simpson.
Mrs. S. Dunlop, of Christiansburg.
visited her sister, Mrs. ould, this weeN.
"A Mrs Mary Goodykootz. of East Rad
ford. attended the marriage of her SON.,
MT. Charles Goodkoontz at Bristol,
q "Wednesday. She was accompanied by
Mrs. John Goodykoontz, Of Roanoke. and
Mr.. w. w. Goodykootz Of Mason City.
Iowa, who is at home on visit
Miss bessie Billiard entertained the
Rosebud Garden of Girls Saturday af-
ternoon. Original sketches of the musi-
III clans and composers were read by the
members and visitors and black cat
contest was INDUCED in on the lawn.
Miss Agnes Johnson the BOBBY. Refresh
ments were served In the dining room,
ANA the birthday cake was cut amid much
merriment The hostess was the reel
q plent of many pretty presents. ne =.
w guests OF the club were Misses Elenor
Scott. Virginia Eakin. Kathleen clark
iffand Agnes johnson. s
Se58. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson OF Kansas
are expected to-day In Radford, after IN
a absence Of seven years,
sE8{ Mrs j. c. Peter and Mrs. j. T. Gravatt
visited their father, Mr.. D. L. Pile, at
Glade Spring, this week. Mr.. Pile was
5aconsidercd in a very serious condltlon
Monday, and all of his children were
i. summoned, but he recovered rapidly, and
was able to be up next morning,
IaTrs ]. W. Wilson entertained the Cur
\ rent Events Club Thursday afternoon.
ssIn spite Of lnclenrent weather, large
number of club members and visitors
wore present. and an enjoyable afternoon
was spent. Music by Mrs NJ.
Vaughan. Mrs. W. B. F,iqua and Miss
t Eess,n LYLE was followed by elaborate
and delicious refreshments. Mrs. Wilson
being assisted in receiving by Mrs. R. O..
i Scott. Mrs. A. d. Stevens and little
Il Misses Virginia Vaughan and Marion Will
son Besides club members the follow
ling guests were present: Mesdames L..
w Clark, G. w. Lyle. Sidney Johnson.
w. NJ. Delp Will and Fields Baldwin.
Elizabeth Carter, J. R. Eakfn, ]. p.
L Goldsmith. J. It. Wright r. Q. Scott, A.
a d Stevens and Miss Bessie Lyle.
Miss Anna Wilson is visiting relatives
in Richmond.
Mrs. T. NJ. Thomas. OF Roanoke, is
Visiting her mother, Mrs, L. W. Clark.
Miss Mackie Ingles left Thursday for
Ia visit to friends In Tazewel and Blue
field
4 Mr.. Frank Longley returned to Dwina