The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-25
(spec,al 4 The Times-Dlspatch.)

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STANTON. VA. June A.--A hand
some entertainment was given at Mont
gomery Hall. the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Walter. Tuesday night, when
their daughters. Misses Jane. Ruth and
Frances Walter, entertained number
OF sher yomE some oa, Of ,, the
where they we're given taIlyho ride
( to Montgomery Hall. The large lawn OF
this beautiful colonial home was made
brilliant with numerous lights hung about
their guests. after which games were
played for some time. when refreshments
were served. Then dancing was INDUCED
in until late hour.
:. Those ! presen, were: Misses Marie
Mary Alien. Elizabeth Pancake. Gladys
Walker, Rachael Speck. Frances Ehinger,
lings. elizabeth Undertake; Louise Raw
lngs. Louise Llttig. Eleanor Curry.
Ben. Laura wise; Elsie Halle. Helen
Mara usS and Besse hew
Estelle Crawford. Messrs Leslie Curry,
Bayley King. Harvey Allen, Henry Hutch
inson, William Pancake Robert Efiinger,
Hoge, Charles Holt. Joe Shirley, Melville
Shirley. Columbus Halle. Malcolm Holli-
day, Najac and Stuart Taylor.
Il a !, wedding q Importance took place
Mrs. William Boyd. on South Fayette
street in this city, when her daughter,
Miss Clara Olivia Boyd was married
ton Forge. The parlors were prettily
decorated for the occasion with palms
and numerous flowers, Miss Brucie Lake:
Of Front Royal. was maid OF honor, and
Mr.. Harry Wheeler brother of the groom.
OF Clifton Forge, was best man. Miss
Maud Grove, OF Clifton Forge was the
ring bearer. The bride was handsomely
gowned in white silk with tul!e veil
4 ley. The ceremony was performed by
Ths bride is tail and handsome, and
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler left on the even
ing c. & o. train for Niagara Falls and
upon their return will reside IN clifton
Forge. where the, groom is connected
The out-of-town guests were: Rev. and
Mrs. v. B. Wheeler of Clifton Forge;
Master Robt. Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs
w. 3. Grove. and Miss Sadie Grove, OF
Winchester; Mrs. D. "A. Sweeney, OF Wood
stock; Mr.. NJ. l.. Grove. Edinburg, and
Mrs. Julia Wightman Of Edinburg.
"A number OF young ladies and gentle
men left here Thursday morning for
Cave Spring Augusta county, where
they will spenk two weeks camping The
party were fully equipped with boats.
and everything necessary to have q good
time, and plenty to eat. Mrs. r.. e. Tim-
berlake acted as chaperons; Those com
posing the party were: Misses Eleanor
White, VILLA, Belle and Margaret Ham
Eilton, Of stanton; Miss Emily Robertson,
OF Lexington: Miss Celia NJ Undertake
and her guest, Miss Adele Cayce. Of
Pennington, Mo-: Miss Josephine T. Tim
iberlake,H and her guest. Miss Hill Carter,
OF Washington. .. c.. and Messrs. Joe
Kirby. George Fitz Homer Henkel John
Kable, Thomas F. Opie and Robert Lu-
cas-.
The Young Mems Christian Association
are preparing for their camp. which be-
gins June 10th. They will also camp
Highland Park will open here Monday
for the summer season, with s. a week week
The prize list OF the staunton Horse
Show has been issued. The purse s
the largest that has even been offered
for an open-air horse show IN virginia
Prizes amounting to over $4,000 nre Of
fered. There are ifty-two different
Dr. j. Shelton Hersley was here this
who are visiting Hon. A. G. Braxton.
Mrs. Horsley. is Mr.. Braxton's sister
Mr.. J. S. Grasty has returned from BAL,
timore, where he was attending school
: Miss Lizzie Goode is visiting friends in
Richmond. =. -.
been visiting his aunt. Mrs. ]. p. Shreck-
hiee. went to Washington this week.
Professor William A. Bowles- OF the
virginia School for the Deaf and Blind,
went to Richmond this week to attend
a meeting Of the Board OF Education,