The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-07
Radford Social.
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RADFoRD, VA, April 6.-Anong
tho most delightful OF tho Eastertido
entertainments was an Informal re-
ception ut "Halwick,' the hospitable
home Of Ex-Governor Tyler, in honor
OF Miss Grace Bryan and Miss Ger
trudo Johnstone, OF 11olllns Institute,
who were guests of tho Misses Tyler
during tho holidays
A special feature Of the afternoon
was m unusual and unique hunt for
castor souvenirs. These were traced
to their hiding places by labyrn-
thine arrangement Of golden chord,
through whose tangled mazcs the
brilliant asscnlblage Of young ladies
| mcrrily sought their way.
large bunch Of volets, which Miss
Gordon was fortunate enough to find
at the end OF her golden thread.
About fifty young ladies honored
the visiting young ladies' with their
presence. among them being Misses
Cassel, Of Virginia Colleges Miss
Sophie Tillman and Miss Willie Har-
vcy, of Hollins. Mr.. j. l.. Vaughan
and DR.. 9. u. Fisher were tho gentle-
men honored by invitations to join
| this bcvy OF fair maids and young
/
| Tyler and Messrs. Ed. and Hal Tyler,
| formed the masculine contingent.
The parlors were attractively deco
rated In yellow, the lights and cam
dclabrn were shaded in yellow, and
with tho charming Easter toilets OF
the young ladies, made bewitching
scene.
Misses Angela and Hontas Tinslcy
and Miss Sallie Howe assisted the
Misses Tyler in serving.
4, delightful hop was given by tho
Cotillion Club in honor Of visiting
girls at the West End Hotel Friday
evening.
4 charming house party was enter
tanned at "Castleton through tha
Easter holidays. the guests being
Miss Sophie Tillman, daughter OF
Senator Tirman Miss Alice Preston
4 of Texas; Mr.. e. G. Cassell, Jr., Of
Roanoke; Mrs J. Lewis Inglcs and
s Cadets Grant, Cova and Youngc OF
a v. p. T.
DR.. c. T. Fisher entertained num-
Der Of friends and six members Of the
V. p. I. cadet orchestra of v. p. I. DUR
ing the Easter holidays.
i On Saturday evening the house
party at Cassellton Joined the party
at the hospital. and delightful even
ing was spent with conversation,
music, dancing and refreshments, as
means of entertainment.
. On Sunday afternoon the hospital
I party returned the Cassellton call, the
Tyler house party augmenting the
I numbers.
Il Miss Grace Bryan was Joined by
her brother. Mr.. w. j. Bryan, Jr.,
Sunday. and he remained at Halwick
until Monday noon, when Misses Bryan
! and tombstone returned to school.
The eleven -year-old son OF Mr.. Wade
Linkous. while playing with twenty
two rifle Sunday accidentally shot
himself In the upper part OF the log
!, The wound was dressed by DR.. r.
II. Johnson, assisted by DR.. W. B
Fuqua, who extracted the bullet, anC
the boy is doing nicely.
Mr.. J. F. Harris, cashier Of the Salt.
vile Bank, is moving his family t.
Saltville, much to the regret Of theil
! many friends in Radford.
: Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Clark are re
ceiving congratulations on the brit
= day.
J, Mr. George Rhudy. of Rural Retreat
0 has purchased the Radford residence
J.. and mill at New River owned by Rev
Mr.. Fox. and will move here abou
t the middle of May. Mr.. Fox has charg
/ Wythe county. where he will reside
He was for several years pastor o
the Lutheran Church here, and his de
parture is regretted.
Mr.. T. Il. Pickle went to Roanok
Tuesday and closed contract wit
It the Virginia Bridge and Iron Compan
6 for steel girders to be used t
n strengthen the Connelly's Run Bridge
), in readiness for the coming Of tn
l.. fine big street car recently purchase
9 by the Radford Water Power Com
It pany.
Mrs. W. B. Fuqua visited her moth
p or. Mrs j. Frank Campbell. at Pulaski
- this week, the latter having had tn
- misfortune to break her arm in tw
= places Tuesday.
. Mrs. j. NJ Thomas OF Roanoke, /
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. l. y
" Clark, this week.
s.. Mrs. z. s. Jones and little daughter
10 Sophie, have returned from Baltl
" more. where they have been visitin
relatives for a number Of weeks.
+ President Henry McHarg, Of Il,
y v. I. G. and c. Co., with Mrs. N1cHar
), and Miss McHarg, were guests thl
"a week Of Mr.. Henry McHarg. Jr.
,e Mrs Howard Carter was guest g
% IIalwick this week.
s. Mr.. NJ. Myers. a son of Mr.. G. y
Myers, died Friday Of tuberculosis an
It was buried Sunday at Mitchell Gene
=, = terry.