The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-01
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Cards have been received ~. Pocatontas,
VA. announcing the marriage of Hon
William Reese Graham to Miss May
Smith Mt Paris. Ky, which event took
place On tho 18th instant. Miss Smith, the
bride, Is the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of Mr.. John Smith. the Mayor
of Graham, Wa. Mr. Graham, the groom.
Is Mayor OF Pocahontas. tho president OF
tho First National Bank of pocahontas,
civil and mining engineer by profession
and popular man and stands Mt the
highest In this community The marriage
was not altogether a surprise, but 1t was
not expected by fis friends to take place
at such an early date. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham will be at homo ut Pocahontas,
their home, after January 10Th.
Enjoyable Dance.
The cotillon Club. at Roanoke, Va,
gave a most enjoyable dance on We'd
nesday evening last. Mr.. Henry @. AL
len and Mr.. Pam Craft led with Miss
Laura 1ngles.
The dancers were: Miss Matte
Thomas, OF Christianburg, with Mr.. Rob-
ert Leo Jordan; Miss Cleo Miles. OF Hol-
Inns Institute, with Mr.. Fl. c. Tyler. MISS
Melita Wilson with Robert Graham. OF
Grahams Forge; Miss sallie Harris with
Mr.. William 1ngles. Jr.; Miss Marga-
ret Trollinger. with Mr.. Truman Billiard;
Miss xittie Ingles, with Mr.. Dave Barton:
Miss Bessie Lyle with Mr.. Raino Rag
land. OF Dayton. Ohio; Miss Willie Harvey
with Mr.. William Trollnger; Miss Eta
Resented with Mr.. Strickler, OF Roa-
noke; Miss Angela Tinsley with Mr.. East
ham; Miss Mackie angles with Mr.. VIM.
Longworth, of New York. Miss Bessie
Kenderdlne with Mr.. Clifton. Karnes;
Miss Hontas Tinsley with Mr.. Charles
Howe: Miss Robeats of Rapidan. with
Mr.. j. p Parker: Miss Leila Goldsmith
with Mr.. Herman Eichbaum.
Stags-Messrs Roger f. Graft OF Roa-
noke; j. p. Caldwell and Stocton Heth,
Jr.
Chaperones and spectators: Mrs. w. H.
Ragland and Miss Ragland: Dr. and Mrs.
W. A. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. u.
Vaughan: Mrs l. W. Wilson; Mr.. Will
lard Wilson; Messrs. James Tinsley and
John NOEL. and Mr.. BACKYARD.
Christmas at Orphanage.
The children of the Methodist Orphan
age enjoyed treat Saturday afternoon
when Santa Claus paid them visit and
made bountifhl provision for all their
wants. The little ones rendered an an
propriate as we'll as amusing programme
and then the presents were distributed.
The programme follows:
Opening hymn. Joy to the world!''
Prayer by Rev. j. T. Mastin.
Scripture recitation for memory, Mat
thew 2.
Santa claus's visit to the children.
Singing OF THE Happiest Time
Recitation of the Ten Commandments
in rhyme.
Song. I'VE Are Jolly workers"
Recitation, There is a Boy In our
Town.
Singing, THE Song of the Christmas
Tree.
Santa Claus's song. I'm Jolly Old
Boy
Song by the children, Long Ago on
Christmas Night"
Distribution of presents.
Santa Claus says farewell"
Singing. GLORY to God in the Highest!'
Personal Mention.
Mr.. Edwin Williams has returned from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs Hunter r. Booker.
of Hampton. Va.
The Rev. DR.. Morris. of Leesburg, Va,
is expected to arrive in Norfolk, where
he will begin his duties as rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. sometime this week.
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Colonel and Mrs. Ramsey D. Potts. of
mlnistration building Friday night in
honor Of their son. Lieutenant Dougles
Potts. of Fort Leavenworth. Kansas.
Practically all of the officers and their
wives attended. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Dudley, OF Chat
ham, Va, gave novel entertainment on
Wednesday evening last. The occasion
being a "Socratic Symposium Forty
guests were present and passed pleas
ant evening in solving puzzles answer
ing knotty questions, conundrums and
son received the first prize and DR.. 4.
l.. Whitehead the consolation.
Mr.. w. T. Bohannon, who has been
visiting his mother in Roanoke, has re-
turned to Richmond.
DR.. James Smith is the guest of his
mother in Pocahontas. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Morris and little
son. of Newport News, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Thacker in Fairmount.
Mr.. George H. Adams, of this city who
is taking course at a Y. NJ. c. A. train
ing school at Springfield, Mass, was in
Lynchburg several days ago.
Mr.. Edward Hudgins, of Richmond Col
lege, class 'o6. is in the city for the holi-
days.
Mr. Robert Wood of the University
College of Medicine, has returned from
Newport News where he has been SPEND
ing the holidays.
Messrs Augustus H. Drewry and
William B. Daniel. who have been tho
guests Of friends here, have returned to
Roanoke.
The Dunlap family. of Rockbridge coun-
ty, held family reunion in the home
of Mr.. Robert NJ. Dunlap, OF Whistle
Creek last Tuesday.
There were present Mrs. Margaret
Strain, of near Brownsburga Messrs..