The Washington times., 1906-10-07
LeeSburg, Va.

I known druggist Of Hamilton, Loudoun
county, died at his home IN that place
on Wednesday night. aged thirty-fve
years. Death was due TO paresis. Or.
Morrison was well known in Washing
ton, where he had a large number Of
relatives. He was q son Of Col J. II.
Morrison, Of Luray. Va. who was for
many years a professor OF the Virginia
Military Institute, at Lexington, Va.
and grandson OF Gen. Francis Smith,
the founder Of the institute. DR.. Morri-
son married Miss Blanche Bradley, OF
Luray, who with three small children,
survives.
Josephine Parr. Of the Loudoun Ma
tional Bank OF Leesburg. and son OF p.
II. ParF, Of Waterford Va. was mar
ried Wednesday afternoon 20 Miss Mel
lie Mcintosh daughter Of the late
James II. Mcintosh, a former treasurer
Of Loudoun county. at the home Of the
/ brides mother. near Leesburg. The GER
emony was performed by DR.. J. W.
Lupton. pastor Of the Presbyterian
church The brides only attendant was
her sister, Miss Mary Mcintosh, and the
best man was Ernest /. Carr, Of Wa
terford. Mr.. and Mrs. Carr left on the
{
which they viii reside IN Leesburg,
On Wednesday morning Thomas Kent
and Nellie seaton. both OF Loudoun
county. were married at the Baptist
parsonage in Leesburg by the pastor,
the Rev. Frank P. Berkeley.
Hempstone Vansickler has purchased
from j. r. Hampton the farm OF the
Iate J. ". Garrett, situated near PhilO-
mont. Loudoun county, and containing
l35 acres. Mr.. Vansiclzler viii resign
his position with the Peoples National
bank Of Leesburg and take formal
charge Of the estate IN the near future.
Mrs. William Corcoran Eusus, Of
Washington, D. C., who has her sum
mer home near here. has cards out for
an afternoon tea at "Oatlands House.
on Friday, October y.
The Bridge Club was delightfully."- en-
tertained on Thursday morning by Mrs.
William A Metzgar at her home on
King street. Those playing were Misses
Mary Arthur Fendall, Nancy Lee jan
ney, Belle McGm, Rebecca Harrison,
Lillian Janney, Virginia Bouic, Maria
Harrison. Richard Wise, Violet Aiexan-
der and Mesdames Charles i. Claggett,
OF Washington, D. c.; Hartley Trundle'
c. Shirley Carter, Jr-, Beverly Chiches-
ter. w D. Hempstone, John ;. Castle
man. 3. V. White and William Metz
gar. The highest scores were made by
Mrs. White. Mrs. CIaggett. Miss Nancy
Janney and Re0ecca Harrison. Miss
McGul VIII entertain the club next
week.
A committee composed OF Mrs. W. D,
Hempstone. Miss Richard Wise, and
Mrs. f. G. Caunnan, are making ar
for a large subscription
dance. 20 be held for the benefit OF the
Confederate memorial bazaar, which be-
gins on October - and continues until I
the end OF that week.
John B. Henderson, 3r,, the Republican I
nominee for Congress for the Eighth /
district, was the guest Of y, =. Nichols, I
OF Leesburg, on Thursday.
Charles r. Daley. who recently sold I
his 5ewelry business in Leesburg 70 r,
Bruce Ogden. will. with his wife and
daughter, shortly move to Strasburs,
Va, where they VIII make their future
home.
Miss Elizabeth Harper, of Washing
ton. d. c.. has been the guest the Tast /
week OF Miss NiIlicent LUpton. OF this /
town.
Mrs. Charles lc Bourgeoise. who, with /
her two children, has been spending /
the summer with her mother. Mrs. /
Louis Powell, at "Grasmere,' returned /
on Wednesday to her home IN New Or I
leans.
DR.. Townsend, OF washington. D. C, i
was in Leesburg the past week in at
tendance at the Carr-McIntosh nuptials. /
Mrs William B. McIlwaine and Miss
Anne McIlwalne. who have been visit /
ing Mra. Charles A. English. have re-
turned to their home IN Petersburg. Va. !
Mrs. W. S. Lewis and daughter, of |
Meadow Brook Farm, near here, have 1
left for Washington, where they have /
taken apartments at the Dewey. Mrs /
w Carlos Lewis has returned TO Con /
way, 5. G.. for the winter
Mrs Wilson K. Levering. Of Baltimore. /
Nd. is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. |
Ella Matthews.
Eveleth English. Of Alexandria, Va. |
and McGiu English. OF Washington, D. |
c., who have been visiting relatives in |
Leesburg. have returned.
Miss Katherine Milton, Miss Pearle /
and David LuttreH, Of Wash |
ington, have been visiting Mrs. L. D. 1
Ails.on, at PaeOnian Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Russell left 4
this week for Washington, where they /
will spend the winter.
Miss Patience Van Devanter, Of 4
Paeonian Springs, has returned from a 4
visit TO relatives in Washington.
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