The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-20

marriage Of their granddaughter. Miss
iMl!arEaretta 10. Goodwin, to Mr.. THOMAS
w. Scott, on Saturday, February Itll, at
eap 'Ht church, Norfolk, va.
!, Mr. A. Y. Harvey Barnett. of Radford,
is n the city on business
Colonel pannill Rueker, of Martinsvilc
Miss Watkins. of this city. was among
tho guests ut card party given by Miss
Frances Covington. Of Danville. In honor
OF Miss Bertlc Buckner, OF Rappahan-
mock, Va.
Among those who attended the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge here last week; were:
Judge F A. Nso Mr. Ghs Mr Hhassy
Newman Davis, all Of Lynchburg.
Mrs. Patrick Knightly and Miss Eta
hnlgntly have returned to Staunton AFTER
visit to friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Fisher Is the guest Of
Mrs. James r. Taylor, Jr., IN Staunton.
Mrs. Taylor will be at home In honor of
her. guests on the afternoons of the re-
], naming Tuesdays !. February.
r. Mr.. Polk. Miller and his famous
quartette will give an entertainment at
nen Aaaf HeSrar In sara or the beo
of needy Confederate veterans.
Mr.. j. w. Bodley has returned 10 Staun-
ton after a short visit to Richmond.
The Pickett Buchanan Chapter. U. D:
c., Of Norfolk, will give u reception an, and
ary Ssnd. Refreshments Wi u be served ,,,,,
The proceeds will 80 to the completion
of the Confederate monument fund.
Mrs. Arch Kinney and Miss sallle KIN
ney, of Staunton. are in the city fof
lengthy visit.
Mrs. Adolph Haas, of Cincinnati ~, O. !.
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs Henry Clay
Strauss. at Murp..y'.s ao''l.
The ladies OF Grace Episcopal mission.
Hampton, Va. will give Martha Wash 8,
ington tea" Thursday evening for the
benefit of the mission.
Gen. Thomas L. Rosser, of Charlottes-
Vile, was recently presented with hand
some loving cup by his old associates IN
the early days of the survey for the
Northern Pacific Railroad. the cup pears .aa.s
this inscription: "a token OF aaM'ra pnsI
ser from his pioneer associates IN , me
location and development of the NoSther,nI
Pacific Railroad. One deep health we IL
pledge. and that health shall be TIME
G. q. Gooch. William Heyener., w. ), Ar ar.
thur Wilson and A. A. Eskridse ha ave
returned to Staunton after, httsti,u ,son M
Grand Lodge OF Masons' M i,'c''"'o"u'
of the Confederacy. will give a colonial
ball In the gymnasium OF villain nm nna
ruary 2ed. The proceeds OF the ball WI
80 to the Confederate. monumnet fund.
CAPTAIN and Mrs Frank Mi,, s. pohsr, snn
OF Abingdon. Va. are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Pelham Blackford.
Mrs. Maurice T. Smith and her daugh-
deli Miss f trip Several weeks south
The class tournament between. Johns
Hopkins University and the University
Of Virginia will take place on February
GINA Much interest centers in the
match. and the students at charlottes-
vile are very hopeful
of IlyncXburg, held very interesting
meeting last "Wednesday afternoon, the
charter being the saeSt o, as Erns h
f federate fags.a Misses Mary Nowln
and sallie Royal read papers. The
cious refreshments .os.@,4 ~
DR.. w. S. currell, OF Washington and
Lee University, will deliver the bacca-
ment Of Rawiing institute. in Char
| lottesville.
Mr.. Wyndham Robertson, OF Plasterco.
Va, is in the city on business.
Dr.. Primer. of Mendoza. Va. attend
| ed the meeting of the Grand Masonic
Lodge here last week. %,
Mr.. George Weston. who has been
| to Staunton.
Miss Matte Haines. who has been
spending some months with friends here,
has returned to her home in Winchester.
| Va.
Mr. Braxton Tabb. Of this city. will
Miss Virginia Douglas Wilcox to Mr..
| Theophilus Gordon Strachans which will
take place in Norfolk on Wednesday.
The Rev. j. B. Cooke has gone to
/ oahVliie. TO assist the Rev j. G. Hol-
land in series OF revival services.
Miss Evelyn Bridges is the guest of
Mrs. John Sidney Davenport. Jr.
Miss Mary Curtis. granddaughter Of
| Captain Jno. A. Curtis. will leave at noon
to-day with her aunt, Mrs. w. V. East
| wood. of Portsmouth. Va, for a months
trim through the South. The trip viii
include Atlanta, New Orleans and Waco,
/ Texas.
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