The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-04
BRISTOL
SOCIETY.
Especial to The Times pispntch.)

BRISTOL, VA, March .. Mrs. NJ II.
Wood Is spending few wcax+ with rela-
tivcs near Winston. salem. N. g. Her
husband. Judge Wood, meanwhile IL
spending some time Mt Hot spr.ngs. Ark.
j. 81 Jones ana r.. X cryrnble are
/. spending few days In New York city.
Mrs. Cox, wife of Governor Cox, has
been with Bristol relatives for more Than
week, having spent most OF the time
with her parents, DIR. and Mrs. M. M
Butler.
Judge and Mrs.. S. l.. Chestnut, OF
Rogersvile, were In Bristol n part OF
the week. being guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Laffittee, on Anderson Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade r. Carmack enter.
tanned Senator Edward Carmack Mt a
six-o'clock dinner one evening while, he
was In Bristol the past week.
j. ID. Gardner. who has been connected
with one OF the lending department stores
OF Bristol for three years, left this week
for Gainesville, Ga. where he expects to
make his future home.
j. Milton Hodge left Bristol on Monday
night for Cuba. where he will remain
until spring. He expects to travel over
considerable OF the lslans.
M!sses Eula and Belize Burke who
were called to West Appomattox, Va,
on account OF the serious illness OF their
grandmother. have returned to school at
Virginia Institute.
Miss Cynthia Bausell. OF st. Paul, Va,
was the guest this week OF .slr and Mrs,
r. f. Mumpower.
j. w. Owen, former treasi.5r os BitstnI,
Va, has returned to his home here, after
having spent two months with relatives
at Tampa, Fla. He also visited DINER
parts of the State
Miss Bette King, who was here on q
Visit to her brother, John 7 Nins. dung
his illness, has returned 10 Washington,
D. G.
Miss Alice Fain s visiting her brother.
VIII Fain. In New York city.
Miss Lynn Mitchell Is spending two
weeks In New York city.
Misses Bessie and Mary Brewer lett
this week for Nashville where they will
spend some time with relatives and
friends.
Miss Margaret Preston. Of Seven Mile
Ford. Va, was Il Visitor to Bristol TINS
week.
Miss Emma Ashworth. OF Meado,. View.
Va. visited In Bristol this week.
Mrs. J. s. Ashworth and her pretty
daughter. Miss Maggie. were guests OF
relatives at Meadow View. Va. this week
Mrs. Mary Griffith and Miss Inez Grit
nth. of Big Stone Gap. Va, were guests
OF Mrs. Dunn, on Third Street.
Mrs. j. NJ. Barker has returned from
Gate City. Va, where she spent several
weeks on account of her mother being
I'LL. as the result OF fall by which sh.
broke one OF her limbs.
Mrs. c. I. Sewer and her daughter. Afrs.
Harry Shelton. left this week for Tampa,
Fla. where they will remain with friends
for month or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Cump are at home
from California. where they sp,, IN, e
months. They were at Los angeles and
Pasadena most of the time. and on the
way home stopped at several places In
the Middle West Their sojourn in the
Far West was very pleasant.
Captain a. s. Mcneil is at home from
Southern Florida, where he spent two
months hunting and fishing. AS usual,
he had out his big hook for sharks in the
Gulf OF Mexico. and was successful Sew
eral sharks were caught AT Sani5el, on
the Gulf coast. this winter. the largest
OF which measured about twelve feet.
DIR. James 1. Vance. OF Newark y. j.
was here this week to visit his parents
Colonel and Mrs. Charles r. Vance Br.
Vance WAS on his way TO Nashville to at
tend the International meeting OF Y NJ.
C. a. workers. He will stop here on his
return home.
DR.. ]. r. Henderson and Misses G,en
and stoke!y. of Virginia Institute. and
Major and Mrs. A.. D. Reynolds left
this week for Nashville TO attend the
international Y. 81. C. A. meeting.
Mrs. A. G. Aldrich entertained the 'I9.J
Book Club on Thursday afternoon. Dam
ty refreshments were served.
At the Williams residence. on Taylor
Street. few days ago there was an
interesting birthday celebration in honor
OF the birthday anniversary of John t.
Williams. the third. The little fellow
is a grandson OF John T. Williams. the
New York millionaire. There were rresen,
at the celebration a number OF mothers
with their little ones. The occasion was
very much enjoyed.
Mrs. Rhea. wife OF former Congress
man William F. Rhea. has returned from
Bluefield. w. Va. where she spent some
time as the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
C. H. Goodykoontz.
Mrs. Samuel V. Fulkerson is the guest
of friends in Chicago.
Miss Mary zeta Slack has resigned her
position as teacher in the city school, $
at Johnson City, Tenn. and has returned
to her home here to be with her mother.
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