The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-08
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IR Rad rt VA, October 7-Misse
K Anna and Bessie Kenderdine entertained
II the Afternooh 1diers" Wednesday eve
nins IN honor Of their guests, Mise.
Mary and Hannah washington. of Biz
A tnlnghnir. X. N XII If ' if9a
Mr. Clifton Karfies won the prize In d
q hat-tritnniit1g contest by the young gen.
tlcnen their fair pa rtners merely look
\ Ing on and offering suggestions. The
BOBBY was awarded Mr.. Lewis 1ngles.
After the contest which proved very
amusing, dainty refreshments were served
by Mr.. Knrnes and Miss Kendcrdine.
i An enjoyable hop was given Tuesday
evening IN honor Of the Misses Wash
inston. whose visit has been greatly en-
Joyod by their olS friends N rad ford.
The hop took place at the Cotillon Club
hall. .s 5IT@7 flF
NJ The Misses Washington left Friday for
Birmlnghan1, where Miss Mary Will re-
slime her duties IN tho school room, and,
where Miss Hannah, VINO lately gradu-
ated In the School Of Massage In Penn
sylvanln. will practice her profession.
Major Joint. Cowan. Mr.. II. G. Tyler,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Estes, Mrs. George
W. 1.ylo and daughter Miss Bessie, and
MIR. It. b. Grason were among the Rad
ford people who attended the Lynchburg
1rnir this week. II
= ~ hit'oIei Y tGeOEH9 INV ena Die, ~ united
States navy, visited his sister, Mira r
Lewis Ingles, Sunday. M 4 ss 81 AS
MIR. and Mrs John w. Robinson, OF
Graham's Forge, have Issued cards to
the marriage OF their daughter Miss
Julia Graham, to DR.. Paul Herman, OF
Big Stone Gap. The marriage will take
place the 18th. i < A"
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. r. K. Cowan will close
their handsome home shortly ana be
guests at Arnheim. the home OF Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Adams. this winter.
Miss Lillian Belnkampor Is teaching at
Mafewan, w. Va. At the close OF the
session she will resume her studies Mt
the Corcoran Art School,
Master Clark Mantell Thomas, Of Roam
oke, Is tho guest Of his grandmother,
Mrs. L. w. Clark, during tho visit OF
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs J.. M. Thomas.
TO their summer home. Pen Yam, New
York. & q.
Tho friends OF Mrs A. H Cobb OF
Glade Springs will regret to learn that
she is critically III with typhoid fever at
Memorial Hospital, Richmond.
A MT. A. w. Aston Il. m Washington for
a lew days, visiting his friend, Paymaster;
George Yenable, United States navy.
The Woman's Guild OF Grace Church
was entertained by Mrs. J.. Gusts Peter
Wednesday Plans for their church fair
were X tllSCuSSeO, ana the date set Tor |
December 9th and 10th. REFRESHMENTS
were afterwards served by the hostess
J. Mr.. Robert l.. Jordan returned Mon
day from visit OF several days in Rich
mond.
Professor Edmund Longley, who was
80 near deaths door some weeks ago. has
been moved from Washington Springs
to his homo at Glade Spring
Miss Elizabeth Crockett. whose adop-
ton by e. wealthy merchant of El Paso
Ia announced In dispatches from Los An
geles Cal. was formerly a Radford girl,
being the daughter OF Colonel and Mrs.
j G. Crockett. who lived In Radford .
number Of years prior to moving to
Roanoke. The dispatch says:
Because she enchanted him with her
rendition Of Mendelssohn and Schubert,
b. ID. Williams. an elderly and wealthy
piano merchant of Ell Paso, is going to
provide musical education second to
none for Miss Elizabeth Crockett More 4
over, he has adopted her legally. ana
made her his hciress Miss Crockett is
D Southern beauty, and though she holds
out that 1t was altogether her music
It Is hard to believe that her pretty face
did not have something to do in tho
winning OF Mr.. Williamss tatherly af-
fections. Within a few months he In
lends to take her to Chicago where she
Will take UP her musical studies which :
ne plans Tor her to complete In Germany.
Miss Crockett came from Roanoke with
,er parents several months ago.