Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1905-01-03

Nj. VIM. P. Gore was up from Baltimor
last week.
Mr.. d g HenkIe spent tie holidays a
his home in Bolivar.
| Mrs. Harry Warthen of Washington, i
visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Charles Page hiss gone to join he
husband in WASHINGTON City.
Miss Virginia Hal, of Ba' timore, spen,
the holidays at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerald Conklyn have beer
! visiting relatives in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Holt. of Washington
City, spent Christmas in Bolivar.
MI. and Mrs. G.. 7. Stonesifer spent a
week with friends in steelton, Pa
/ Miss Rena Won Rohr has returned from
an extended visit to Washington City.
Mr.. Beaudric Howell. of Alexandria. has
been visiting friends and eatives here.
Miss Adelaide Grouse. of Towson, Md
has been visiting Miss Virginia Osbourn.
Miss Nellie Turner has been with her
parents. at . Bloomery, = for the holidays.
Miss Mary Woods came from Martinsburg
to attend the funeral of Mr. Thos. E. Sub
llette.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Albin spent Christmas
and New Year with the family of Nr. Will
liam Wilt.
been visiting Mrs. Sarah Koonce, in Wash
ington City.
| Miss Corinne Kercheyal, popular young
lady of Berryville, has been visiting the
Misses Young.
Attorney Geo. A. McGlone. of New York,
was in towu today and gave the SPIRIT Office
a pleasant ca l.
Capt. Jacob Rodrick and little grandson,
of Lexington, Va, have been visiting friends
in Harpers Ferry.
Mr.. William Lynch has been at home near
Halltown from Mount St. Mary's College,
Emmittsburg, Nd,
Mr., and Mrs. Alien G. Wilson, of Wash
ington, spent portion of last week with
their relatives here.
Mrs. Woodward, of Texas, spent the holi-
days with her daughter, Miss Margaret, at
Stephenson Seminary.
Miss Ella Watson has returned from
Gettysburg, Pa, to spend the winter with
her parents. near Middleway.
Misses Zoula and Bee LaBoyteaux came
home from the State Normal School at Farm
vile, Va, to spend the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. .wentzell, of Harpers
Ferry, have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. W. P. Grove, in Philipsburg. Pa
Mr.. Louis Theodore came up from Balti-
more to assist his enterprising brothers,
Messrs, Max and William Theodore, with |
their holiday trade.
Senator and Mrs. William Campbell and |
children willleave ON the 10th for Charles
ton, where they will remain during the SEES
sion of the Legislature.
Mr.. W. p. Bell, of Shenandoah Junction.
is sojourning at Blissful Arkansas, for his
health. We hope he may return home fully
restored to the enjoyment of perfect health.
Mr. John Hopkins, who has been travelling
in the South, representing the Natural Food
Company, of Niagara, n Y, has been at
his home here to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Taylor and son,
Charles, attended the funeral, in Hagerstown
on aturday, of Mr.. John H, Albert, a BROTH
ca of Mrs. Taylor, who died suddenly in
Baltimore, Tuesday morning.
Mr. L. G Bay or, who has been engaged |
in engineering work for the G. & 0. r r. in
Raleigh and Wyoming counties for some
months past, spent the holidays here and |
gave us pleasant call, renewing his sub
scription to the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
Mr.. JAS W. Strider. enterprising merchant
at Leetown, was a pleasant caller at our Of
flee last Wednesday, Mr.. strider, not with
standing the inconvenience and loss suffered
on account of the recent burning of his store,
we are pleased to learn is doing good bust
room. He is now Offering some big bargains
in certain lines, which he advertises by cir
cular
Miss May Hamaker has been on a visit to
Miss Laura Campbell, at Stephenson Sem
mary. Miss Hamaker returned from Eu-
rope few months ago and is now an in
structor in vocal music and on the violin in
the celebrated wilson Collegs. at Chambers
burg, Pa. She will be readily remembered
as the wee girl of the musical Brownold
family who left Charles Town thirteen
years ago, and who had already delighted
large audiences here with her marvellous ex-
ecutions on the violin. Since then she
went under the best instructors -on the vio-
lin under Joachim and Jacobsen in Berlin.
and in vocal under Nine. Herzog and Blanche
Corelli, in Berlin, and Nine. Marquise. in
Paris. She has been singing in opera for
three years in London. Paris. Berlin and
other principal cities in Europe: was en-
gagged in Berlin for the opera for.two years
at Theatre des Westerns, and sang such roles
as Violate. in La Trayiata Gilda, in Rigo-
letto Martha, and Media, in Pag iaca Ba-
jozzi etc. Miss Hamaker sang with Yer
dure Clad, ~ from The Creation - at the
offertory Sunday morning in the Presbyterian
church, sang with the choir at night, and
after service was induced to sing solo and
it is unnecessary to say that her many old
friends here were much gratifed to see and
hear her in harles Town again. She may
possibly give concert here in the not dis
tant future, assisted by Mr.. Yich, dean of
Wilson College, and Mrs. Kloman. If so we
are sure she will meet with cordial recep-
ton in her old home town.
The Charles own Literary Society
will hold a meeting in their club room,
over Max Theodore's store. on Thursday
nipht January ( Subject for debate -