The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
Lexington Social.


LEXINGTON. VA, August a4.---Mfiss
Hose Cameron Sherrard, daughter CT
the late Colonel Joseph Fl, Sherrard
OF Lexington. was married Tuesday
morning, August Goth, to Mr.. Charles
Price Herman. son OF Mr.. Lewis Har-
man. of Stanton. The ceremony was
solemnized at IL O'clock at the home
OF tho BRIDES brother-in law, Mr..
Frank D. Coo, at Thorn HILL near
Lexington. Rev. W. Cosby He'll, rector
OF r. o. Lee Memorial Episcopal
Church, was the officiating minister.
Only the Intimate friends and relatives
OF the contracting parties were pros
cnt. After a trip to the jamestown
Exposition and the South, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartman will for time make
their home in Lynchburg, where Mr..
Harman has his headquarters as rail-
road contractor and civil engineer.
At the musical convention OF the
Rockbridge County Musical Assocla-
ton. held ut Colllorstown Presbyterian
Church Thursday and Friday last the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Il. j. Deacon
OF Oak Dale: Secretary and Treasurer
j. II. Stratton, OF Buenn Vista; Musical
Directors, j. D. Deacon. Of Oak Dale,
and II. 7. Snider, OF Rockbridge
Baths; organist. Miss Edna McGunln,
OF Alone; Assistant organist, Miss
Mary Montgomery, Of Collierstown.
The next convention will be held ut
Elliotts Hill Methodist Church.
Rev. DR.. Boiling Hobson, of Pearls
burg, Giles county, Va, has been
called to the passionate Of New Mon
mouth Presbyterian Church, near Lex
ington. DR.. Hobson visited the con-
gregation last week and preached
III, a a
Ing and night. Last Sunday a unanl-
nous call was extended him to be-
come pastor OF the church.
NJ. G. B. Conner. Of Lexington pres
idcnt OF the Virginia state Rural Let
ter Carriers Association, has issued
letters to the carriers Of the State
calling attention TO the fourth an
nual convention to be held in Rich
mond September I'd and 3D.. The open
ing session Will be called to order In
the State Capitol.
Captain r.. r.. Lee, youngest son
of General r. e. Lee, is In Lexington
Visiting Mr.. Edward A. Moore Cap
tain Lee is accompanied by his wife
and children. Captain Lee saw service
in the Civil War ~as a private in the
Rocltbridge Artillery
DIR. A. r. Howerton, the new pro-
fessor at Washington and Lee Uni
yersity, who succeeds the late DIR.
James a. Quarles, has arrived In Lex
ington with his family, and they arc
occupying their new home, corner
Washington Street and Jackson Ave
ME, opposite II Il. Lee Memorial
Episcopal Church.
Miss Margaret White, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Blanche Gentry
OF Petersburg, left Wednesday for the
Jamestown Exposition, where they
will spend some days.
Mrs. Blanche Bayliss and daughter
Miss Nina Bayliss, who have been In
Alexandria visiting Mrs. r. S. Cleve-
land. arrived In Lexington a few days
ago 10 visit their old home. and arc
The guests OF Mrs Kate Hartigan.
Mr. Samuel Mop. Glasgow, who
spent the summer In West Vir-
ginia serving mission Presbyterier
churches, ~ at his home IN Lexington
visiting hi parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank T. cGlasgow. He will.return tc
the Union Theological Seminary III
Richmond in September to resume his
theological studies.
Mrs. Mary. M. Hess, OF Shenandoah
county. Va and Mr.. Charles II. Hess
OF Ohio. mother and brother Of Mr.
Nj. ]. Hess, are In Lexington. visiting
the family of Mr.. IIess.
Captain j. A. McNeel spent last weel
In West Virginia. He was present a
the educational meeting held .severa
days at Marlinton. and was one o.
i the speakers.
Mr.. ". 49, Wallace has sold hi.
personal effects and farm, and les
Lexington Thursday with his family
for California. where they will make
their future home.
Rev. G. 3. strickler, D. p, Of tn
Union Theological Seminary Rich
,mond. Is IN Lexington visiting hi
daughter. Mrs. George II. Denny,
Washington and Lea University.
Mr.. 3. E. Vaughan, of the First Ma
tional Bank, and MIR. James W. Mc
Chung, Of the Peoples. Sati2nal BANK
along the New England coast, and tn
latter at the jamestown Exposition