The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
MATTERS IN sTAUNTON
Confederates Highly Pleased
With Entertainment.
(snecial to The Timcs-Dispatch.)

Especial to The Times Dtspatch)
STAUNToN. VA, November 1.-THE
on on Thursday elected the following OH
GERS for the coming year:
First v!ce-president, Mrs. G: r.. Cald-
well; second vice-president. Mrs. r.: Nj.
FER; fourth vlce-presdcnt. Mrs. II. NJ.
Hanger; treasurer, Mrs Hcber Kerr as
sstant treasurer, Mrs. .. j Gushing;
secretary. Mrs. Charles Curry; assistant,
Executive committee, Mrs. Charles Cur
nv, chairman; Mrs e. j.. Gushing, Miss
Sue Martin. Mrs. Heber Ker and Mr.. j.
j. Prufer. ,
Mrs, r. Nj. Guy, Mrs. Charles Wheat,
Mrs Observation-Disclosures ana Mrs. Newton
Wayt. ,,,.
by the corporators.
al the regular meeting or valley Lodge.
No. is, Knights of Pythins. held this
week, the following resolutions were
"Resolved, That this lodge desires to
express its thanks and appreciation Tor
the beautiful and Instructive ADDRESS
made before 1t at Its memorial service ,.,
son Grand Prelate OF Virginia, Richmond
"Resovcd, further. That the thanks Of
the lodge be extended Ito, to the f ta y
sisted in making the occasion success:
Mrs. NJ. M. Blackford, Misses Nelson
Maxwell and S; NJ Perry, M Nns;sr - Il ~
B. Buddo; MIR. Thomas Beardswortih, pnd
the other members of the orchestra.
There was good attendance az inc
meeting Of StoncwalI jackson camp Tues
tain 7. C. Morton acting as ad1utanl.
Commander Cay reported the sudden
death in Richmond of the wife OF Com
rade Alexander Fl. Hamilton, ana ap-
fpn v.
Dr. W. N. Scott, Or. g. ". Finley and
Comrade ]. A. Templeton, to draft let
ter Of sympathy to Comrade Hamilton,
and also SUGGESTED eh n - oh So, nrst
f. Prison for the severe accident That be-
fell his wife last week In Richmond. Res-
olutions Of thanks to "A. +. Hill Camp,
Petersburg, and the citizens Of the city
for their hospitality will be introduced at
the next meeting.
Comrade Morton presented to the camp
on behalf OF MIR. Taylor Mccoy the uni
form worn by his father, Captain Charles
d. Mccoy, during the Civil War. which
he desired to place in tht custody OF the
camp. 1t is a handsome and beautifully
preserved uniform. The hearty thanks
OF the camp were tendertd to Mrs. harles
d. Mccoy and her son, Mr.. Taylor Mccoy,
for the donation. The commander sug-
gested that n receptacle should be pro-
vided for this and other vaiuables In
trusted to the care Of the camp and the
Executive Committee was instructed TO
inquire into the cost of such safe re-
ceptacle.
Comrades Morton. Undertake, Temple
ton and Guy made glowing reports OF
their hospitable reception and entertain
ment at the Grand Camp reunion at Pc
terShurg.
Misses Buela and Alma vanLear gave
/, delightful singing party to q number
of#friends Wednesday night at the home
Of their parents in Augusta county.
Those present were Misses Lena Berry
swartz Oney Quick, Della Smith, Essle
Ocheltree. Clare and .Virgie Page. Elsie
and Pearl Slower. Annie, Elsie and Myrtle
Hour, Lena and Ada Cox. Ella Fur
Daisy Furr. Fannie and Charlie Arey
Fannie Holloway. Messrs: Ira Cline, Hugh
Berry Harry Eultz. Sidney McCluns
orse Hugh and Earnest Slower. .Austir
and BENZ Quick, Emmett AID Elme
Houff, Varnie Link, Latimer and ABB
KILLER, George and Henry fVanLear ant
DR.. ]. r. keezel.
Dr.. G. T. Lewis prominent physcia,
York. where he will take a post grad
uate course in electricity
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier, who hav
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. K
Hoge for some time, left Wednesday TO
their home in Richmond.
Mrs ]. w. Keller and daughter, Mis-
Minnie, are spending few days in Rich
Alto Attorney General W. A. Anderson wa
In the city Thursday. He was return
| ing to Richmond from Lexington, wher
| he went to vote.
Mr.. Charles l.. Todd, after spending
| few days with Hon. and Mrs. John "
] Todd. OF the county. returned to Rich
/ mond Thursday.