The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
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I (spcclai To Tiie Tltnes.Dispatch.)
BEDFORD C1TY VA June 2s,--F'f IDA
afternoon Miss .icmellhe Atlaspach was
tho hostees 10 The Music club and - en-
tertaned them most deilshtfully at htfl
4 hons o, 81,caks Il Street n a varied IAnd
enjoyable sproginnlilcMof vocal and IN
strt,refth musIc was rendered by mem.
y bers 81 the club The finale OF the octa-
sion was d feast OF dainty refreshments
II tetnptingly served. Y. "a
a It seems that the adage, All thlngs
4 come to ti,ose who walt, L \ is at last to
be fllrnlle In Bedford CITY n one on n.
n ucularI Wis: In the opening of corlri0.
I iious, ,well.appointed hall for public pur.
Doses, d ainusements ana large assem-.
blages. 1his has for a long time been
one of tile most Obvious needs OF the
placo, the nhscnee8ol which has deprived
the town Of tile reputation 4 has N
b many other respects OF being a very pro-
4 sressive up-t0-date place. h f 3s8s f35S n 3
Belmont Seminary, q part OF the e W
we'll property that was spld recently for
Z division OF the estate, vas purchased 3by
& Mr.. II. r.. Elliott and Mr.. Walter F ~.
& patrick, entsrprlslng, successful YOUNG
business men,. who have decided to con.
vert the large assembly hall that was
constructed for school purposes, } ntoa e. 10
opera-house or public hall, and Nlrrl ~.
3Eliott rs now In Chicago purchasing the
4 necessary equipment 1t Is presumed that
4 the remainder OF the bun.il1g VIII ,pe
converted into apartments to be let for
family use. ~ AZ i3s Il. u .S3 q
Mr.. J. Marshal Vest, who, the way,
4 il native OF Richmond. VII leave .s W Y,
Z day for New York, g whence ne Will san
FOR Rorto Rlca 10 accept a fla tterllllg Pc I
sition Of assistant civil engineer IN 4 tne
nonstruc lion OF a railroad, Although MIR.
Vest Il Quite young, ysis has m adea a very
eny,able record s in his ofesslon, ana
y u,hn tho esteerr1 and confidence OF !; us
4 s,ine rior officers, as well as OF his 1857
cintcs, and the present position teno er g,
him Is IN recognition OF his mar1eo fn1es 5
III Iieutenat,t wharton Griffin. Of Fort
r1ancock. n. j. is spending a furloukh
Il Mi, Mia parents, Major and Mrs. 81 Gr.l-
Nv - r ~ 8orphans of4the Jackson Orphalnlaage
Nnrfo,kI have arrived and will spend the
.ummer at d the9 cooperative X Z mae |
school building. For n number o. yea.s
mast these little ones have been prou y - 9
I. here 10 spend the summers, and &c I'M g
Il be very happy In the out -of s, door lfe 1
D dom OF eslarge grounds :.
yts1S AYra5 ~ N. Clark and little sons. " NO
n hnya been guests Of Air. and .a1 rs. !. =.
i Clark. left Thursday for her nome ~
Atlanta. y. 3t :, n, |, 9. 4. q, tor
Norfolk to accept position as , .sleno
rrapher. she is accomplished In TINS %.
.,artment ,5and has had much experience
ami practice, and viii doubtless ma re If =
fine record IN her new y! nome golFf =
Thurman CLARK has returned. = ON a.t'1
Episcopal High Sc ool.5 ~. !. I, !. 3 !, !.
# 81. and Mrs. S. s. Lambeth Az ave :, a.,
/. lived 4 and Will now make their h ,sa.n
il q 1.QT n.
here where ther so 2. "a ~ c & 81 q iaw
Jr.. Il engaged IN @the prac.en : ,on Ala.
/. visiting his parents. alr. and Mrs-$'c.
4 r. Carder. as s. Z. ,,,,,,. /. tte
guest 81 Mrs T. g Oliver :, , !. =,
~ Miss Nellie Atwood. Of Cha fte syia'e'
4 /. visiting Mrs. F. H Richardson 's''