The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-04

simon, with Mr.. Aaron Myers, Of Baltimore;
Miss pera Mahoney Of moanssS VIII NM, MT N
70. w. Brown, of Rlucficldi Miss Sara Simon,
with Mr. Leon nenn OF baltimore: Miss
l.asietta PelusoS OF 1iarriaohburg, With MI MT
Sol. Simon g.
Roberts. Charles Beamer, w, %. Bricker,
Johh Daiey s" and WIFE william FnwdeS 81 Bristol
AChaperoncs Mayor and Mrs. Linkons, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon, and e. Rosenberg, OF New
port News. t
Miss Nellie Bragg gave reception Tuesday
evening In honor Of her guest, Miss Flora
Brown, OF Lynchburg. -
Rail, Of 1suefcld, are guests Of Mrs Eliz 7.
abeth G. Adams this week. Mrs Wadlelgh 10
brilliant and charming woman an,s ana is srs .y,ii
be pleased to know that she. Will be ~. ~
town frequently this summer Mrs; Wad,eigh
has Just ra sxs from New rp ns w A Xrzo
Mrs. r. NJ. Vaughan, who WAS operated on
by Pr r. H G Soyr n pr Fuaua anu
Mr. Robert L. Jordan, Commemorative at
torney for Radford, left "Wednesday. for y
twelve days trip to Norfolk and virginia
Mr. Robert McNcal Ia receiving the con.
gratulations of. friends on his appointment l
l,olntn,ent speaks well for tho Radford Lodge.
which numbers two past grand masters among ,,
Z It's membership. Mr. McNeal. who Is o NY
best sergeants In the Old Dominion. 1t Is safe
to say.
Mrs. w. T. Baldwin is visiting her son. Pr ?,
baldwin, at Peoria, III. She VIII remain III Tue
West until August.
Among the students who returned home DUR
Ing the last week are Miss Ella Ghunsnl,e ;y
Harris. OF Randolph-Macon institute; Mis-
Mary Harris. of Virginia College; MISS F ANN,
sheburne O. Wash'n ,esen unr'T Ednn ye Of
Virginia Institute.
Mr.. Lacell Powers, principal Of Wordsworth
School, returned Saturday to his homo IN
Norfolk. Miss Mary Baldwin, first assistant
left Monday for her homo in Farmville
Mr.. George Holland Miles, son OF the late
as afnrs 81 NJ the Sidney boa.
Mrs ". II. Mcaenl is exceedingly II at
Mrs Mr. Mai Malcolm Price Of Charleston, ". Va
Mrs. r. NJ. Jones and children arc visiting
Professor and Mrs. Edmund Longley return.
ed to Glade Spring Saturday, after a visit
to their son, Judge Seldom Longley. on thurs
Miss Lillian, drove to Christiansburg to SEQ
Mrs. Longcys brother, the Rev. DR. Hooper
Anderson Glendy, colored. Of New RIVER
was frightfully burned on the face, arms anu
body at the furnace carly Tuesday morning
by fire bursting out and pouring down upon
him His condition was considered .r,, yery r Sc
ment he is doing nicely,
Mrs. r. NJ. Ingles has returned from a
two months visit. to Georgia.
Mr.. j. II. Gravely had his shoulder broken
in two places at tho iron furnace Monday
night, and was taken to his homo In Gray
sontown. Wednesday.
! Miss Essie Smith, OF the Meadows. was the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Wall FLANAGAN, THIS
week.
Mrs 1ncz Slenker returned to her home
at Childrcss Wednesday after a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. E. z. Price.
Miss sallie Henry, of Marion, is visiting her
sister Mrs. John Moran
Captain John, Moran's train was fired into
Tuesday night near Sword Creek. Fortunately
no one was hurt and no damage was DONE
except the breaking OF n window. Baldwin.s
men werc in search Of the miscreant We'd
Snesday.
Miss Mary Campbell Of Elston, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. W. B. Fuqua.
Miss CRIBS. Of Richmond, missionary or
ganizer Of the Christian Church, made an ad-
dress on mission work at Edgemont Sunday
and at Pulaski City Monday night, returning
to Edgemont Tuesday from which point she
went to Blacksburg Friday to engage IN mis-
sion work.
George vandergrirt, had her arm broken Sat-
Mrs. JEFF ward Of Tazewell, accompanied
by her children and Miss Maggie Gillespie
spent Wednesday night at Christinnsburg with
Mrs. Redmond l. Roop, en- route to two
weeks visit to friends In IIynchburg,
Belle Heth Academy closed Friday, and the
commencement exercises will be held tho