Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-09-25
Personals

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is the guest of Mrs. j L. Nc
Crum.
Miss Mary Lou Parr Of Am hers
county, is the guest of Miss Bessi
Adair.
Miss Althea Hicke of Whining
ton, N. c., is the guest of Mrs
Frank T. Glasgow.
Circuit Clerk A. T. Shields il
spending his vacation at the
jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Edgar Sydenstricker, a
mem Der of the Lynchburg News
staff, spent Sunday in Lexington.
Miss Nellie Bodell left Tues
day for Renceverte, w. Va, TO
visit her aunt, MIS-. S. r. Patton.
Miss Irene Scboppert has gone
TO Baltimore to take a course in
the Bryant d Stratton Business
College. q
Mrs. John Randolph Tucker,
who makes her home in Winches-
ter, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
E. Morgan Pendleton.
Mr.. Templeton Adair left Tues
day for Philadelphia to pursue the
medical course in the Jefferson
Medical College of that city.
Mrs Samuel Goldman, Mrs.
Joseph H. Ettinger and daughter,
Miss Gertrude Ettinger are attend
ing the Roanoke Fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Brown, who
spent several months in Lexington
as the guests of Mr.and Mrs. j. w.
Moore, left yesterday for their
home In San Marcus, Tex.
Mr.. William A. Ross, member
of the Norfolk bar, who spent
some weeks in Lexington visiting
his parents, Col. and Mrs. j. d.
Fl. Ross, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Sturdy
If Rochester, ILL.,, and Mrs. Ann
Shriver of Hillsboro. Loudcun coun-
~, spent the past week in Lexing-
on with their sister, Mrs. Jacob
aodrck.
Prof. E. W. G. Boogber, who
II ent several weeks in Lexington
listing his cid home,~ left Tues
lay for Atlanta, Ca, to resume
lis duties as professor in the
Georgia School of Technology.
DR.. James Hutton Pierson of
)aytona, Fla, arrived in Licking
on last Thursday evening with
is bride, who was Miss Mary
,leancr Gates of New YO. k. They
re the guests of Capt. and Mrs.
'. F. Pierson.
Former Governor d. G.. Hey
ard Of South Carolina, was a vie !
or in Lexington the first of this
eek. Mrs. Hayward and her
aughters, who spent the summer
ith Mrs. A. D. Campbell, have I
turned to South Carolina. 6
Capt. John Z. Mort, ass slant Il
'ofessor at the Virginia Military "
lstitute, left Lexington last Sat e.
day for TT. Leavenworth, Kan, "
stand an examination for ep-
ointment to second lieuterancy z
the United States Army. A
Mrs. f. w Anderson and daught- tt
, Marjorie Ander OA of Hegley, A
. Va, are IL Lexington the q
tests of Mrs. K. l.. Conner. They d
g enrOute to Kingston, N. Y, to W
in Mr.. Anderson, who is with BY
inston d Co., contractors, at 20
at place. al
Information has been received vi
re of the death last week in ne
uisviIle. KY, If Mrs. McBryd de, W
fe of Mr.. R. j. McBryde, Jr. gr
e was before marriage a Miss III
chanan of Louisville, and was .r'
FRIED to Mr.. McBryde several re
ars ago. ID
Mr.. Edward G. Mercy, an G.
minus of the Universit~ of Viz =, ~
ia and former assistant superin. 81
dent of the Jerry McAul,y a ~
'siOn in New York City, ad- 81 81
ssed the Washington and Lee ".
M. G. A. last Thursday and i
day nights in the chapel. ~, 40
l military reception with dane noe
will be given to the professors CHI
officers of the Virginia Mill Pr
y Institute BY Colonel and Mrs. he,
Iard West Nichols on Friday tee
ming, September 9th, from 8 aft
IL, at the superintendent's hel
he on the parade grounds. mn
ne presbyterian congregation Ier
hold their reception Thurs
evening for the students and
cts whose preference Is, for /
+ church. At the same time EN-
)rtunity will be given the con- ten
cation to meet the new pastor, the
Alfred L. Graham and his mic
}. Mo
n. and Mrs. K. L. Embree of hol
ma Vista have announced the 10
reaching marriage CT their %
st daughter, Miss Pauline EN- Lex
, to Mr.. Donigan Dean Towers En-
orterville, Ga. The ceremony Ere
take place Tuesday evening, l.
'ber 1st, at Z 80 o'clock at St. OF
re Methodist church. gioN
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r. and Mrs. Samuel w. Nc of
lie of near Lexington, have Mr.