The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-08
.Radford Social News.
Especial 70 THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

lRadford Social News.
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RADFORD, VA. December 1.-THE
| grand benefit entertainments" held
Under the aispiccsX of the Woman's
Guild, or 1Grace Church, at the Opera
Iflouse Wednesday evening, was n fiiian-
i4tial success and proved a very at
1.-THE directiontof MIR. Fred Roehon, bar
| ltone and composer Of popular songs
! and Mr. ]. %. Laug nlin., mbgici
whose performance was the ny OF the
dei,ce was delighted. Local talent
made ur the rest of the program.
There was q chorus Of sixty voices,
Mrs. Il. y. Vaughn. Miss vivian Duer.
son, and Miss Isveiyn Lyle. Mr.. VIII
Longley gave mn excellent negro mono.
Iogus, and the st. Albans football
WITH song. b. Kiss pnerson, ehlef
rooter. assisted BY n chorus Of college
girls, The TEDDY Bear chorus was
lied by Miss Evelyn Lyle. and school
days by Miss Virginia Vaughn and
Master Harry Duerson; Good by" by
pr. T. n. johnson and Mrs. T. p.
Vaughn, with full chorus assisting,
was a pretty number. and DR.. John
son especially came in for much praise.
The cleverest entertainment ever
given by the Rosebud Garden of Girls,
s sas that Of SATURDAY.; Miss Elea t
known to tho guests until their arr
rival. which added to the interest and
pleasure of the afternoon. In the re-
With program Of "'rhc Great X. @. e..
Club Fair" with an abundant supply
Of, script for. use within the gates,
scott. I1avlrg deposited their Tickets.
The guests offered the parlor. Which
had been stripped of its furniture and
converted Into an attractive bazaar,
the guests engaged in an. animal raf-
f!e the prizes going to Miss Kathleen
Clark. who received a dainty cup and
saucer, and TO Miss Helen Bullard,. who
Surfing the Thanksgiving turkey,
which consisted in tossing peanuts
into q pasteboard turkey furnished
Jolly fun at another booth. and the
won by Miss Kathleen Clark, while the
booby, life-like,a turkey tclcverly con-
strncted by the hostess from a potatoi,,
toothpicks, feathers, cardboard and
other booth was constructed as te]e-
graph office. where Mr.. Henry Scott
operated the keys of n real tele graph
Instrument, sendirg messages written
the booths was the lunch counter,
where sandwiches, pickles, cakes and
many n'a other good things" were soon
ed out IN the club colors, gave away
free souvenirs. The entcrtainmenttW was
thoroughly delightful. and was a great
credit to Miss Scott. who conceived
and carried it into execution
Miss lucille Cassell Is visiting Miss
Mary Elicit. ut Christiansburg.
Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Of Roanoke. and
Mrs. Margaret Wade. Of Christians
Miss Kathleen Cassell went to
Blacksburg Friday TO attend the
Thanksgiving german. She was joined
Ellen Lynne Motion, Of Hoilins.
Miss Erica lngles is spending the
week in Richmond. to be with her
sister, Miss Mary 1ngles. who was
LukeS recently.
Mrs. w. 3. Fuqua had as her guests
the first of the wceh. her sisters, Mrs.
Grah ham, of Graham's Forge; and Miss
Mrs. c. CT. Johnson and Mrs. Mark
Reid entertained the Kings Daughters
Tuesday at their home, claymont. Mrs.
+. w. Alexander and Miss Mitchell
Were received as new members.
Captain lngles has, been at Brook
neal this week on BUSINESS.
Miss May Re gland, of Petersburg,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Me-
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Wygal and baby
returned Sunday from Memorial Hos
pital. Richmond, where Mrs. Wygal
was taken two months ago In CRIT
icat condition.
After spending two weeks here Mr..
Joe Caldwell has returned to Carroll
county where he conducts u lumber
Mr. clifford Billiard is visiting his
mother, Mrs. L. O. Billiard.
Mrs Elizabeth Fnqua. of Fuvanna
syuh1S + a. the home fbe o. her son DR.
Fuqua was iii when She arrived, but
is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conrad and lit
tie daughter Who,,have been at Me-,
home sunday. They were accompanied
by Miss Emma Peyton, a trained nurse.
of Pulaski. who returned To Richmond
the following day. Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad have begun housekeeping in their
new home on F'airfax. Street.
Colonel j. Rush Miller, OF Eustic,
lasli.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. w. simpson returned
Tuesday from /, few days visit TO
Mrs Edmondson, at Dry Forks w Va
Mr.. James C.Lattimer, OF the Roanoke
Evening World, has assumed the duties
entered upon his duties. He will be
Joined by his wife after Christmas, she
being at present at her home in Bris-
tol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer McMinnamen
and Miss Marie McMinnamen, left the
first Of the week for their home at
AleSandria, after spending several
dnSs with lIl,a Mr.. and Mrs. sanlnel SUIT
by. Mr.. sutelire and son, George. :
Mr.. Dan Howe, OF Indiana. is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs John
7. Howe. Mr.. Elliott Howe is expected