The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
RADFORD, VA, May 13.-Nrs. q. Il.
xearsley was hostess to the Current
Events Club Thursday morning at 1880

4 Events 5CluD AEIUurSQay, morning at lV.oV
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a4.u CuaIluiLg lleuCcIs Vi l.iu cluU stliU
lue morning WAS ue!isnttuily sp.nt.
AIRS. =. ". o.nlpsuu eh.errA.nCu tiiL
Presbyterian rorei6n ana tIoHie M.ss!uil-
airy Society MOuuaS, pleasing lsutuic'
Deing All interesting tax W Niis. L. ".
simpson, or Cnrist.anSuulS, III regard 70
tne work OF ncr son, tley. Edwin o!lnp-
son, WIZ rs Il missionary III 1nula, uAld
uer daughLer, Dr. Dora Simpson, VIM IS
superintendent OIL u woman . nospltul, III
NurLnern Inulu.
Mrs. Taylor johnson entertained at
cards Tuesday evening in honor OF her
guests, Aliases Mary and Annie chill
uress, OF CniistiansDurg The dnihs-
room was ntructiVtly decorated in 1erllS,
.;llins ,unu spllng mowers and very clau-
v..te refreshments We're served.
.,4l.s. u. J. r'lnk entertained The Wo-
Man Guild or Grace Church Weanesuay.
-4l-s Muuu Johnson celebrated ller SIN
..Selln birthday by an enjoyable party
81 { unesauy. Inc cytnng MAS spent III
.,a.lits, with recitation ~ MISS Emlnu
.,.e and Miss Maud Johnson and music
q, Misses Nye, Greenspoon and Cnidress
Ice cream and cake, bon pons and salt
ca peanuts We're served By tho mother OF
lie hostess, Mrs. sidney Johnson. assisted
ny Mrs, George W. Lyle and Mrs. j. w.
~ avcnougn. Miss Johnson was the re-
ripicnt or many pretty presents. MI
Mrs Francis K. Wadegh and little
son, Rahl, OF yluetield. spent Tuesday
night With Mrs. Elizabeth c. Adams. eli
route 10 Petersburg to visit relatives.
Rev. j. r. Mathews. OF Oxford Univer-
sty, England, is holding mission OF
Grace Church. Mr.. Mathews is an able
and eloquent preacher and the services
are being much enjoyed.
Mr.. George n. Stone, superintendent
Of the Birmingham Pipe Works. spent
Sunday in town.
Ballard Preston. a son of Mrs. Hugh
c. Preston was operated on Thursday by
Dr. r, III, Cowan and DIR. Lewis, OF Roa-
noke. assisted BY Doctors Wilson, Fuque
and T. II. Johnson.
Miss Eva Bullard, Of Milwaukee, left
Ex-Governor Tyler returned home
Thursday. after q pleasant visit to Bed
A little daughter. was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Renicker Tuesday.
Past Grand Master Frank Casscll, Past
Grand Master w. II. Baldwin and Mr..
Hal: G. Tyler attended the convention ,I',., ln1i
Mrs. Mary L. Kelly. Of East Radforl.
was granted q divorce from her huslHhd
A. O.. Kelly. In the Hastings Court this
week. on the ground of dcsertlon. Mrs.
The case Of the Commonwealth VS.. j..
NJ. Houchins, the machinist, who so
seriously injured Mr.. j. II. Mahoney re-
Gently, was continued. Mr.. Mahoney bo-
ing yet unable to appear IN court.
Mrs. w. d. Fuoue has Doe mill with the
grippe this week.
Mr. Joe Caldwell Is at home from the
Baker Mines for few days visit
Mr. Harry Hailman has accepted Y
position as ticket agent and Mr.. Boyd
Southern RS shipping clerk for the Nor
folk and Western and East Radford
Commonwealth Attorney Robert L..
Jordan is attending court in Giles.
Tho switch board ut tho central talc-
phone office caught fire during the cleo
trical storm "Wednesday.
The case OF the Standard Sewing Ma
chine Company vs. Cassell and Pryor for
SGT, which was tried In tho Hastings
Court year ago, and resulted In hung
Jury, was tried again last week at Chris.
tiansburg and gained by Cassell and
Pryor. Captain John r. johnson was
counsel for the sewing machine company,
and Longley and Jordon for Cassel and
Pryor.