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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
RIDGE HAPPENINGS

Miss Eta Franklin, 81 westhampton.
was recently a guest Of Mrs. Lula Crat-5
ton, Of west Clay street. Richmond,
Miss Temple Black burn has returned
home after a5brief visit to her sister, near
Westhampton Park. 4, isfs
Those from this locality who attended
the marriage Of Miss Monte NetherlandS
and MT Floyd Brown, which took I PLACE
nesday event ng, were: Miss Bessie Brown,
ing, Miss Eta Franklin, Misses Matties
and Carrie Iubank, OF Westhampton;s
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dicks, Mrs. John
Culton and Miss Jennie Culton, Of Rio
VISTA
Mrs. Rebecca Blackburn spent this week
with her daughter, Mrs. Franklin, Of
Mrs. Beattie, Of Wood Lawn 2 has res
turned home after a visit OF some length
with friends at Sleepy Hollow"
si5 MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Savage, OF WASH
Sington, former residents Of Henrtco, are
visiting friends at Rio Vista. ,ys
& Rio Vista school has been mad quite
sad this week by the tragic death Of one
of its scholars. little Miss Lizzie Dolan;
who was run down and instan tly oiled
by the special train on the Chesapeake8
and Ohio Railroad, near w esthamptong
Furnace last Monday. @
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

81 Mrs. Van Doran. Of Albemarle county.
is the guest Of her son. Mr.. Jacob Van
EDoran OF Third avenue, Chestnut HILL
Mrs. Perry, Orange county, Is now
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mortimer Nc
Clure, OF First avenue.
q Miss Oracle Fitzsche and several OF her
friends gave a very enjoyable surprise
party last Thursday evening to Mrs.
EGallespte, OF Third avenue.
< Mr.. Won Kramer, who has been con- !.
fined to the bed for some time past, sim
continues quite sick.
Miss Alice Shnfer, who was operated
upon for appendicitis several days ago.
at St. Luke's Hospital still continues to
The Cleaners Society of Nrizpah Pres
byterian church held Its regular monthly
meeting last Tuesday afternoon at 1880
o. clock, In the lecture room OF the chuIcn.
n Miss Nettie Rennie, of Amelia county Is
the guest of her brother, Mr., Frank Ren-
ME, OF Fourth avenue.
3 Mr.. e.. w. Peace, of Staunton. va. who
has been visiting relatives on the "Hill,"
left Saturday for Norfolk to spend sew
Mrs. Reed is quite suck at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Watkins, Of Fourth
avenue.
Miss Alice Lear entertained her sun.
day school class Friday evening at her
home on Highland Park
Mrs. Horn, of Chestnut Fill, who mas
been quite III for several weeks, Is slowly
Miss Lizzie Boggs. OF Highland Park,
week, is Improving.
Mrs. Hansen has returned to her resi-
dence on Fourth Avenue. after spending
some time In New York.
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berlain; Mechanics Myrtle Bowery, Lucy
Gibbons Sallie Fisher, Hannah Chamber
lain and Mary Chamberlain; Messrs. VIII
lie and Waverly Hughes, Otto, August
and Charlie Conrad, Eustace, Arthur and
Thomas Fisher, Clifford and Eddie
Sharpe, John Bailey, James Orrock,
Frank Kahl. Joe Adams. Tobias Glbbon,
Earl Bendle, Harry Andes, James Bailey.
Robert Kahl,S Lewis and Sidney Cham
berlain and Edward Furmnn. Mr.. Bell,
violinist; Mr.. Eddie Day, bass violinist.
Elegant refreshments were served at Il
O'Clock.
Mrs. Maude Furman entertain during
the past week Miss Madeline Haveland
and Fred F'urman, of Petersburg.
Milton selph Of Richmond. recently
spent several days with Mr.. Thomas Mar
tin. 81 ~
S. c. Sharpe visited friends and rela
tvcs in Richmond during the week.
William II Baker has returned home
from a pleasant visit to friends and
relatives In Richmond.
J.P. Dunnayant recently visited in
". r. Baker spent Sunday with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Baker
E. J. Furlnan has returned to Peters
burg, accompanied by his wife.
Misses Annie and Ethel Dunnavant
spent Sunday with their parents.
w. C. Baker visited his daughter Mrs.
r. L. Durrett, at Fort Lee on Sunday.
Mrs. Il. b. VIM and II. p. Turner
recently visited friends in Richmond,
where they werc pleasantly entertained
for the day.
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LEE DISTRICT

Miss sussic c. Whitehouse has returned
to her home In redricksburg. Va; after
visiting Mrs. Joseph 8 Blackwell, No.
1915 West Grace street.
Mrs. William A. Apperson and little
daughter, have returned to their home in
New Kent county from visit to Mrs.
]. N. Harris, No 1877 West Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brown Haley, who
have been residing with their daughter.
Mrs. Fl. S. Winston, No: 1918 Grove Ave
nue. are now residing in Washington.
D. c., with their eldest son, Mr.. Archie
Miss Matte Perrin has returned to her !:
some time With her sister, Mrs. q. 3.
Perrin No 1911 Grove y, t Ayenue; NJ
G. Hutcherson, from Colorado. was in
am a11;0a them, the the Misses Westward.
After a three weeks visit to her BROTH
er, Mr.. Andrew 3. Evans. in Washington,
D. c., Miss Susie II. Evans, has return
cd to Richmond.
MIS-: samqel Dowell, Of Gord Ia,y1I ~ is
2l14 Ivy Avenue. Mr.. Dowell' $ little daugh-
ter, who has been quite sick for. week
or two, has improved considerably.
DR.. and Mrs. J. ]. Anderson, have re-
from fro me- v Visit e to Mrs G. N. Anderson, on
Mrs. Henry Sutherland, and Mrs. John
Forrer. who have been spending some
time WITH lHclrfH COuSlNS, 3fs Inc llSSeSi
Woodward, on Hanover avenue. left
thursday morning, for their home, In
Albemarle, going by way of Fredericks-
burg.
Miss Bessie T. Shepherd has returned
to her home. at South Boston, after visit
Ing her cousin Mrs. William Ready, No
lTl1 Park avenue.
Miss Lynda Koiner and Miss Eslle
Mohler. who went to Jacksonville, Fla,
to attend the Casky-O Bryan wedding.
.are expected home early this week.
Mrs. M. u. Holmes and little son.
Bowden, have returned to their home in
Baltimore, after delightful visit to Mrs.
Charles Wright, on Hanover avenue.
After a visit to her sister. Mrs. ". a.
with her nephew and niece George and
Mildred Smythe, returned to their home.
In Texas.
Mrs. Frank Parkinson and little daugh-
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ELKo PERSONALS

The three little children Of b. A. Wat
kins are convalescing from their recent
illness
Mrs Junius Parsons is out after her
accident OF some weeks past,
Mrs. Georgia Turner, of Newport News,
and Mr., and Mrs. H. r. Turner of Rich
mond, were guests of Mrs. u. b Winn
during the past week.
Eustace Winn has loft for his home
in Palmyra to attend school, after hav-
Ing spent several months with his uncle,
b. B, VIM.
Conrad Whltoek has accepted posi-
ton In Sandyvlle Ohio, where he expects
to make his future home.
Mrs. w. S. Hall Is spending some time
at her home in Hanover county
u. ], Furman, accompanied by his wife,
left for Petersburg during the past week.
The following ia the roll of honor of
Elko School: Ruth Roblns.ss Mabel Par
sons, Jennie Wallace, Richard Wallace.
Emmett Wnrrlner.
The many friends Of Mr., !. S. Eberly
will be shocked to learn of his death,
which occurred during the past week In
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Eberly went north to
buy cattle, and was taken with conges-
ton Of tho brain, and died within short
while. He was buried In Pennsylvania,
Misses Annie and Ethel punnavant were
recent visitors at the home OF their pa
rents, near here. @
A dance was given by the young people
of this neighborhood at the home OF Mrs,
", d. Adams on Thursday evening last
In honor OF the marriage OF Miss Hannah
Conrad and Louis Chamberlain. Those
pr esent were: Misses Minnie and Goldie
Bailey, Ada Hughes, Louise and Minnie
Schroeder, Agnes and Evelyn Kahl, Annie
and Ethel Dunnayant, Ella Raetlg. Hen,
rietta Green, Mary Sharpe, Lola Cham
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GLEN ALLEN ITEMS

Mr., Clarence Puryear. a former resident
of Chickahominy, who for the past year
has been ut Elmont. visited friends IN
this locality this week,
Mass Lillian Cochran. OF Hopeful Post
office Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Goodman, OF Glen Allen,
d. G., but formerly OF Chickahominy. Is
visiting her PARENTS Mr. and Mrs J. 4,
Nuckols, Of Chickahominy,
Little Miss Marie Bosohen, who was
quite III, Is well and out again.
DR., Powhatan Bledsoe OF Hylas, Was
visiting friends In chickahominy this
Roll of honor for Glen Allen school, Mo-
yember 3D.: Room No. l--Miss Martha
Holiday, Rosa Melton, Thomas Fletcher.
ERNEST Trevvett. Room No, 2-Roscoe
Carter, Mabel Davis, Rosa Krupka,
Ian Christlan Annie Fletcher, Room
No S-John Melton sydney Smith. sAY-
thur ITeyystt, Mary MysliasclS, LollS
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POLE. GREEN IRE En- /.

Charles Tate, a prosperous farmer Of
this place, had tho misfortune to have one;
OF his barns burned last Monday night
The cause of the fire is not definitely
known. Being very early In he nlgnt,
he managed to save his horses, but much
feed was lost. Y,
Mr. and Mrs. McWhorter. Of Norfolk,
arc the guests OF DR.. J. l. BDe1trick and ana;
Miss Fanny Shelton spent Sunday with
her sisters, near Ruol Point. l5s . 81
Mrs. w, u. Baker has returned to Curtis
Neck after pleasant nd t, stay WEN neg
D. L. Basket, OF Newport News, III.
spending his two weeks vacation With
relatives near here.
Mrs. s. "A. Glass, who has been quite
sick, is now convnlescing. sfs
Roll OF honor for No. IL school s1s as
follows: Essie Glass. Loula Glass, Edna
ll4c1ls, Nellie McGregor. Lessie South
worth, Irle Vieu Irene Southworth, VIM
ME Via, Elice Taliaferro. Ella Taliaferro,
Herbert Glass. Jesse Henry. William NC
Gregor, Royal Tyler, Wilmer Tallaferro.
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pastor, Rev. A. A. Jones. is attending
conference In DanVille.

pastor, Rev. A. A. Jones. is attending
conference In Danylle.
Mrs. a., w. samuels is quite sick at
her home on Williamsburg Avenue.
Mr.. Edwin Mobile. formerly Of Louisa
county, has purchased an interest IN the
hardware business conducted by w. F..
Turner and Company. He and his wife
are making their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Turner. OF Marion Hill,
for the present.
Mrs. E, A. Bowls, of New Kent who
has been visiting her son, Mr.. Franklin
Bowls. on Fulton Hill. has returned
home,
Mr., Fred, Emmerson is quite sick at
his home on Louisiana Street.
Frederick Holman, of Denny Street, is
out after his recent sickness.
Captain Thompson. Of the tug Lucille
Ross" of tho Richmond Cedar Works
fleet, is In Baltimore
Miss Ethel p. Ferebee, Of Buell.. Va.
is visiting Mrs, Fred, l.. Rice on Denny
Street,
Little Charley Higgins, whose foot was
cut of by q Chesapeake and Ohio freight
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n. Sheppard, No. 3O1 Walnut street. have
returned to their home. in Scottsville, Va
Va, Is visiting his mother, Mrs. Gather
Inc NJ. Anderson, No. 1906 Grove avenue.
Little Hudson Mathews. continues to
improve slowly.
have returned from their bridal trip, and
are residing at No. 421 N. Elm street.
Mrs. Helen x. Randall and daughter
Miss Mamie G. Randall, who have been
spending quite a while in Amelia county
MIR. Beverly r. Dudley has been on. a
business trip to Baltimore, Phlladelphia,
and New York. Wednesday his da L.. n.
in Washington, D. c.. where they re-
to their home. No. 2o23 W. Grace street.
tans Miss Ann nile MeGarse Yho has been
w. Grace street, has gone to Norfolk,
Va, to live.
After spending some time with Miss
stanza 2. Wilson; No. 22o7 PARK avenue es e
her home In King and Queen county.
\ Mrs. Kate Bransford + has returned to
her home in Lynchburg. Va after visit
to her daughter Mrs. Albert II. Hill, NO.
1922 w. Grace street.
Mr.. Edgar NJ. Crump, OF New Kent
county. visited his sister, Mrs. George w.
Libby. No. 1914 w. Grace Street. on his
way to attend the Confederate Reunion,
in Petersburg.
After lengthy sojourn in Ashvllle. N.
c., Mrs. Melville H. Ferguson. has re-
turned to her home, No. 1872 W. Grace
street.
Mrs. Bessie Davis, and Mrs. G. C.. Davis
have returned to their home No. ZOE
ParN street. after visit to relatives and
friends, In Baltimore.
Miss Irene c. Harris is at homo again,
after visit to her brother, Mr.. 7. N.
Harris, at New Kent Courthouse.
Little Roy Dudley has been too much
indlsposed to attend school during the
last two or three weeks
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ELLERsoN PERSONALS

John Quarles, one OF the students OF
Fork Union, spent several days recently
with his parents at Atlee
Mrs ], l.. Prlbble and son. Emmett.
We're the recent guests OF Mrs. j. w.
Beadles, near Walnut Grove.
Mrs. Cnrneal, who was sick all summer
with fever, Is now much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Butler have Is
sued Invitations to the marriage Of their
eldest daughter, Miss Lorena, to Mr..
Jones, both of this place. The ceremony
win be- performed Wednesday evening"
1880 O'clock November 18th at Shady
Grove NJ II. church.
LITTLE Leftwich letter still continues
quite Sick In his home near here.
Mrs. Eddie Bowles and little daughter
have returned to Oakley Hill, after a
pleasant stay With friends, In Baltimore
Md.
4 Miss Minnie Warrlner has returned to
Curtis Neck. after spending several days
at Beaver Dam,
Rev. Mr. Sheriff and wife spent sew
oral days during the past week with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles letter.
Vergil Long, who has been sick with
typhoid, fever for the past two weeks. IL
still quite sick 81
Mr., and Mrs, Bernard Plerson have re-
turned to Atee from n visit to relatives
In Portsmouth.
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EAR WJESI ENl

The many. friends of Mr.. Leonard Berk-
ley Ford will learn with pleasure that haa
is rapidly resaining his strength after
his recent illness,
Mr.. "Dick'' Morien has returned from.
very successful hunting trip through
Caroline county. Mr.. Morien succeeded
In bagging eighteen rabbits, twenty-seven3
birds and two largs wild turkeys. Mr..
AIorien Is veteran hunter and fisher
man and seldom returns empty-handed
from a fishing and hunting trip.
Messrs. Fred Terrence and Leon Ford
are at home on a short visit to their
parents after q stay Of several weeks
at Westoyer Va, where they are working
for Richmond contractors.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Barker have
returned home after an absence OF sew
ertll months. During this time MI. and
Mrs. Barker have passed through seven
States while attending to his business.
which compels him to be on the road the
greater part OF the time.
Z & Little Doris Cogal Is quite sick at the
home OF her parents. No. 1885 West Cary
Street.
Mr.. John Mccrehan. OF No. 1914 West
Cary Street, met with a very painful
accident while attending to his duties az
brakeman on the r.. F. and 2. r, HI
at work on a moving car, when he was
suddenly blinded by the heavy smoke
from his engine. and, losing his balance,
was thrown violently to the ground. suf-$
ferlng quite badly with q spratned back
and several bad bruises. Mr.. McCrehani
was removed to the home Of his father,
whore he Is rapidly recovering. Mr. Me-
Crehan's escape from an instant death
beneath the wheels Of the moving train
is nothing short of miraculous,
Mrs. Winston Ford Of West Cary
Street, has returned home after spending
several weeks with relatives in Peters,
burg and vicinity.
Mr. George Garnett, OF South Meadow
Street, Ia at home on q short visit 4 Il
his parents Mr.. Garnett is connected
with large wholesale manufacturing
house in Maryland.
Mr.. James Rogers nf Durham, N. q,
stopped over with friends here during tho
past week, returning TO his home Friday.
Mr., J,AJ. Anderson has returned 70
his home In Petersburg, Va. after spend
Ing some time here as the suest OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. p, Anderson. OF
No 1929 West Cary Street. ,is iis
Miss LeoIa Whits. OF Ohio Is the guest
Of Miss Minnie Bailey. Of No. 400 Ran
dolph Street. 4.
MI. and Mrs. William Forrest have res
turned home, after spending some timo
as the guest of friends and relatives ct
Sparrows Point, Nd.
MI. Edward Eanes left Saturday for 9
fifteen days hunting trip through chssteys
field aud l,.aWiddis,
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Richmond friends of
approaching wedding
the celebration
a n Of November 22d.
G. Kelley, the Rev. Dr. w Young
this city, and the Rev Ernest Stevens officiating
No cards have been issued
Upton jennings Lynch
attractive type Virginia For the past
United and those who the dignity
division
estimate the
Avenue She enjoys maxi
will Charleston,
fiance Of St. Johns Hotel Charleston
social
D. G. convention held in Charleston
impression
bride and goomelect have the best
Carolina and the Old Dominion
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Sheppard, Marion Smith. Doris Leake.
Fannie Wesley. saii5
!, Miss Nettie Harris Of oney r o. g:
Mrs. a. H. Tate, Of this locality.
Postmaster s. s, Trevvett, Of Glen al.
len, has reacher Gilbertsvllle, Mass, and
Is much improved in health. .aig88
Mr.. r. r. Powers, OF Cshickahpniny.
was visiting friends at Dover Mines this
week. N. ~ III fls saS
MISS Aubrey sugg, OF Richmond. IS now
employed as stenographer by Cussorii.st-
May Company, of Glen Allen.
Mr.. j. 2. Brondus. who had an opera
ton performed for eye trouble by "a
specialist Of Richmond. Is now greatly
improved.
Miss Bird Wade visited MRS. r. 7.
Powers, OF Chckaho1niny, this week
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FULTON NEWS.

Mrs Harry Brown, OF varlna, has re-
covered from her recent spell OF sick
ness.
Mr.. It. r. Pond, OF Suffolk. who has
been visiting his relative, Mr.. S. A..
Bailey, on the avenue. has returned
home.
Mrs. John Vaughn, OF Denny Street. is
quite sick.
Mrs. Charles Mosby, OF Nicholson Street.
has recovered from her recent spell OF
sickness.
T.. is the guest Of MI and M Mrs. Ihom-
as T. o. Connor, Of Fulton Hill.
Harvey Jolly. of Graham Street. who
broke his leg last week while repairing
a gas main, Is getting along nicely. 81
Mrs. Alma Culp, of Fort Lee, Henrico
county left this week for Philadelphia
for ten days trip. to be the guest OF
her brother, Mr.. Daniel Gerhardt, OF the
secret service force OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Mrs. Jacob Arnold. OF Goochland coun-
ty, formerly of Fulton, visited friends
here this week.
Mrs. w, ", Andrews Is quite sick at
her home on Seventh Street.
Mr.. James r. Clarke and Miss Mamie
Darlington both of Henrico county, were
married Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
at 1907 Erin Street by the Rev. P. 2.
Throckmorton. The groom IS proml-
nent farmer of Henrlco, ana the couple
will reside in that county.
Messrs. Thomas p. Ryan and John
Crane. of the New York office of the
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel COM
pany. were on a visit to their works In
Fulton this week.
Mr.. Leon Mccartney, Of the West-End,
has been made foreman of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio round-house. Mr.. Lee
Pierce, the former foreman. has accepted
a position with the Seaboard Air Line,
Miss Mathews, lady who has spent
about ten years In China. will give an
Interesting talk on China and It's people
this afternoon at 430 o'clock at the Pres
tbyterian mission on Orleans Street.
Miss Elf!e Jenkins is quite sick at her
home on Marion Hill,
Messrs. Michael McMahon and Oscar
McCauley left this week for Goochland
county on a business trip.
Mr.. George Simcoe, formerly of Full
ton, was visiting friends In Fulton this
week, Mr.. Slmcoe has been in ALASKA
for the past Six years, and will visit
friends In Philadelphia before returning
to Alaska,
Miss Virginia Robinson, who has been
on q protracted visit to friends In Noun
ldll A<NNSi @Aust Hoo ACl0ktlSu W IlSI
home on Williamsburg Avenue.
Donau & Company are about ready to
open up their dlstillery lust below Full
ton, This Is q branch of the Fair Oaks
distlllery, and Is situated about two and
one-half miles below Fulton.
Rev. W, A. Jeffr!es was The guest Of
his Wfe's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Philips, on Fulton Hill, this week,
Mr.. William Moughan, of FarrandsYille.
has recovered from his recent spell OF
sickness
Mr., Lee Leonard Is indisplsed at his
homo on Louisiana Street,
"A, 3. Bingley, of Nicholson street. who
had the index finger Of his right name
partially cut or at the Richmond Cedar
Works Wednesday morning. Is getting
along very nicely.
Rev. C. II. Smith will conduct services
at tho Denny Street Methodist Church
t,s,day, both morning and nlsht me
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SOCIETY.
1cont,nued from sixth Pageo

a5F +, !
,be,r occupancy dating from november
TX Mrs. I1aukness aud MISS iiiuh'le'ss'
:. ,vas,t,ston. mother and sister OK Mrs.
.Kennedv, viii be their guests during the
winter. 80
~. uor, Ann Morris Is visiting Mrs.
ra,,,e. Chenery, at Ashland.
Mas Mary Dfewry. OF tic NM. anu
Miss Alico Cummings OF Masn,' ~ ION
d. G., are the guests Oh n ' 49,
ly, in Danville.
,trs 11unter Lewis is visiting her
MIS-. ,,o,her. Mrs. M. a. Martin, near
scottsvillc.
,.,s. suo Jones, of this city, has taken
.,,nrsa ~ n school at Kents Station,
Fiuvnnnn county.
Miss Fanny Grasswit, who has been
the guest Mrs. IRWIN WOOD, OF Goium-
bia, has returned to the city.
Mrs Mollic Booker, of Prospect. Va,
u visiting friends here.
The following item from the Rock
bridge County News will be read with
internst nv the Richmond friends Of
Major and Nfrs Charles wilder Watts:
Major Charles Wilder Watts Of tho
faculty Of the Virginin Military Insn-
tute, reached Lexington yesterday even
ing with his bride. They are the guests
OF Mrs. william NJ. Patton, on the Ave
nt1e, Mrs. Watts was Miss Amanda War
rem Er!erson, Of Florence, Ala, u young
lady who has frequently spent the SUM.
mer In Lexington and is most pleasantly
known TO many of It's residents Tho
marriage took place Thursday evening
in tho First Presbyterian Church at
FLORENCE. Rev. E. y. McDugall Off
ciatlng. and was a most brilliant occa-
Gion.
Mayor and Mrs. S. 3. Walker, OF Lex
1ngton. spent several days last week IN
the icitE. Mrs. Walker attended the
7necungs Of the Virginia Division. u.
D. C.
Miss Sue Davidson, OF Lexington. Va.
will be at No. 2l5 East Franklin Street
until after Tuesday, when she Will leave
for Lynchburg. Va
Miss Jul.ette Chichester, Of nomneT,
! w. Va. and Miss Margaret Ronche. OF
Richmond. were the guests Of Miss Agnes
Foster, OF Cumberland county, last
week.
Mrs. c. d Ransom. OF Pollard, Va,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. George 7. Hosg, Of Richmond.
visited friends in Scottsvillc, Va, last
week.
Misses Mary and Nan ST. John Cod
twin and Miss Lizzie Mahafrey, OF Fin.
castle. Va, are visiting Mrs. ]. G. Easlcy,
y OF this city.
Miss; Addle Foster. Of Travis. Va. is
in the city for medical treatment.
~
Mrs. John D Murrell. OF louisiana.
who has been visiting Mrs. James Emory
Hughes In Lynchburg, Is visiting In this
city before returning to her home IN
the South.
Mrs. Lucy Shepherd. of Columbia Va.
is visiting her dangh1s. Mrs. Alcxan-
der Dayk. Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tatnnil Lea, OF Bloom
neld,'' near Ivy, Va. left recently with
t,their family to spend the winter In Phil
adephia. Mrs. Lea and her daughters
have been foremost in all society func-
tions IN their neighnorhood, and have
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train Monday afternoon. Is improving at
the Retreat for the Sick.
Mr., r. Nielsen left Thursday for DAN
Vile, where he goes to attend the Meth
odist Conference. Mr., Nielsen Is a dele
CAT from Denny Street Church.
Mrs Gavin and daughter, who have
been on protracted visit to relatives in
Pennsylvania, have returned to their
home ON Louisiana Street.
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Thomas B. Harrison,
ON their bridal trip, and
No. 421 N. Elm street.
Randall and daughter,
Randall, who have been
while in Amelia county,
"a M 1879 w. Grace
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Mrs. Frank Parkinson and little daugl-
ter, who have been visiting Mrs William
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The engagement of Miss Helen Baugh-
man to Dr. Charles H. Conley has be-
come known to intimate friends. Miss
Baughman is the daughter of General
and Mrs. L. Victor Baughman. of Fred
erick. Md, and granddaughter Of the
late A. g. Abel. founder Of the Baltimore
Sun. DR.. Conley is a Virgin!an by birth,
but row resident and prominent physi-
clan OF Frederick county. Md. No date
for the wedding has been set.