The Washington times., 1906-10-28
LeeSburg, Va.

One of the most enjoyable and al
together successful features Of the
Confederate Bazaar. which has been
in session at the town han the
past week, was the concert and
theatricals held Friday night. The
program consisted of three parts, and
was executed almost entirely bv local
talent. The first part Of the program
was composed Of music. tableaux. and
recItations Miss Julia Newton. Of Della
ware LIty. Del; Miss Katherine Nc
Cormick of Dover, Va; Mrs. w. ".
Chamblin. and Charles a. English, OF
Leesburg. rendering solos. with Miss
Lilias Janney as accompanied
Ine Peek sisters. under the direction
OF Miss Frances Weldon, OF Washing
ton. y. c., constituted the second part
of the program. The Misses Peek were
represented by Miss Sally Reeve Morris.
Miss Mary Ferguson. Miss Emma Alex
andeT Miss Catherine Beaver. Miss
Jean Lee Pennel, Miss Annie Snowden
Wndman. Miss Lillian White Miss Meta
Harrison. Miss Kathleen Ferguson. Miss
Catherine Preston. and Miss Louise Wee
don, OF Washington, d. g.
The third part of the program was
composed of the local Ministries. under
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choruses. quartets. cake walking. aid
clog dancing were most artistically exc
cuted by the following black-faced come
dams: Messrs. J. Horace McAfee. Ar
thur +. Divine William " Wise, Jr..
William Gallaher. Keith Wise. Charles
MHhouen, and c. Z. Thompson. The
proceeds, very substantial sum. were
for the monument fund.
One Of the largest and most brilliant
events of the social season was lunch
con given by Westmoreland Davis at
MOrven Park, near here. at noon Satur-
dav A thousand invitations were sent
out by Mr.. Davis, nearly zoo being &C
cepted. The reception committee was
composed of MessTs Frederick Z. Saun-
ders Robert H Grey, ". Cary GalleheT.
A s Daley. John Gin. W. d. Hemp
stone J. r. Cochran, NJ. II. Whitmore.
c. +. Ahalt. J. Ash Lynn, c. A. Gilmore,
J. r. Skinner, c. c. Safer, Frank Car
rett. w. II. Carter, Edgar Peacock. D.
c. Winebrenner. w. H Keelen, Robert
Grubb, Johnston Fur. Henry Chaplain.
William A Metzger, Joseph NJ. Man
kin, Henry c. Gibson. and officers of the
Loudoun Hunt Club.
Henry c. SeIlman, of this town. was
married 10 Lieutenant Mckinley. u S.
A, yesterday at the home OF her uncle,
Maj. Thomas Bently Mott L. S A, in
Fort Riev Kan, Miss Sellman is a
granddaughter of the late DR.. A. R.
Mott, -of Leesburg. She Is well known
in the social circles of Washington
she has spent several winters with Gen
eral and Mrs. Merritt L. s A.
IT. and Mrs. Walter wenman. of
y ashington. D. c, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Rose
Charlton, to Leroy Chamberlain, son
OF Colonel and Mrs. S. +. Chamberlain,
OF Paeonian Springs. Virginia. the we'd
ding to take place - the near future
Mr.. and Mrs Chamberlain will reside
near Paeonian Springs, where the for
mer is prosperous and enthusiastic
agriculturist.
Misses Lucy Douglas, Leila Steiner
Carrie May Wise. and Mrs. Elizabeth
English, who have been in attendance
at the Gibson-Wise and CaldweI-Lup-
ton nupuals. returned yesterday to their
homes in Alexandria, Va.
Misses Elizabeth and Roberta Har-
per, of Washington. D. C. are guests
of Mrs: Josephine Carr at ner home on
North King street.
Mrs. Newman and Miss Ethel New
man. OF Louisville. Ky. are visiting
Miss Mary {. Campbell, of this town.
Misses Mary Harper. of Washington.
d c.; Helen B. Wise, Of Salisbury, Nd.
Patience Van Devanter, of Paeonian