Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-04-03
Personals

day In Lexington as the guest o.
Mr.. j. II. Whitmore.
7 Col. and Mrs. j. d. II. Ross arr
visiting In Richmond.
n Miss Florence Tate of Norfolk
is the quest of Mrs. W. S. Currell
Miss May Haskins lie visiting
friends in Lynchburg.
Mics Rosalie Sprinkle of Harri-
t sonburg, is visiting Miss Elosie
Gassman.
Mr.. Mason c. Beaver spent
several days in Washington, DC,
last week.
Mr.. r. Lester Hutton spent the
Easter holidays in Baltimore visit
D ing relatives.
! Miss jamie r. Bittinger of Green
vile, W. Va, is visiting her aunt,
Miss Helen Moffatt.
Mrs. G. c. Hite is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lilly
of Point of Rocks, Md.
DR.. end Mrs. Edwin p. Bledsoe
of Petersburg, are in Lexington
visiting Mrs. L, A. Bledsoe.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Preston is in
Richmond visiting her daughter
in-law, Mrs. William c.. Preston.
Mr.. Trueman S. Vance of Rich
mond, formerly a student at Wash
ingtCn and Lee, spent Sunday In
Lexington.
Miss Mamie Jelfreies, daughter
of Judge j. L. Jeffries Of Warren.
ten, Va, is the guest of Mrs. E.
Morgan Pendleton.
Miss Bessie Boley, assistant
superintendent at john Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore,is visiting her
home in Lexington.
Rev. DR.. j. A. Quarles preach ed
at the Baptist church Sunday
morning ard Rev. E. M, Ramsay
II GleenVllle at night.
Sundays Lynchburg News:
Miss Annie White of Lexington, is
visiting Mr.. A. S. White and
fGmily,on Madison street.
Mr.. H. W. Amole of Clifton
Forge and Mr.. A. Wallace Warner
Of CovingtOn spent several days in
Lexington the past week.
Misses Lily Catlett, Lucy Eli g.
er and Bessie Poague have return.
ed from Richmond where they
spent some time visiting friends.
Miss Frances Tutwiler of Savan
nah, Co., student of Randolph
Macon Institute of Danville, Is
Mrs. j. Houston Leech.
Miss Lizzie Bane arrived In Lex
ingtcn Saturday from Xenia Ohio, {
where she spent the winter visit- G
ing her aunt, Mrs. B, F. Chittum. \
Miss Kittie Rogers, Miss Ann e
HILL and Miss Burrell of the Vir. q
gaia Female Institute, Staunton.
are the guests of Mrs, Charlotte :
Hill. o
Miss Katherine Kennedy and 2
Miss Nash Of Virginia Female In r
titute, Staunton, and Miss Mar n
yaret Lewis of Winchester, are the o
guests of Miss Margaret Freelard. ii
Mr.. Burton Beaver, who is
tudent ct Randolph-Macon Aca- Il
lemy at Front Royal, is spending 4
he Easter holidays with hie N
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed. n
Beaver. Ii
Messrs. K. L. Graham, Jr.,
anes Hill and Allan Mcdowell,
tudents of St. James School of %
lagerstown, Nd, are spending
he Easter holidays at their homes Si
q Lexington. at
Miss Je' sic Young and Miss ~
LATHE Graves Anspach, of the ~
lexington nigh school, spent the 49,
'aster holidays at their homes, the y"
ormer near Petersburg and the IT
altar at Bedford City. =. -
DR.. John H. Latane of Washing
on and Lee, was elected president 10,
I the Johns Hopkins Alumni NJ
-sscciatlon Of Virginia at q meet M
" held Friday night last at the N
lestmoreland Club, Richmond. O.
Rev. DR.. L. B. Turnbull and 1.
aughter, Miss Elizabeth Turn HI
qll, returned to Lexington last LIE
hursday from Florida, where ca
icy spent the winter. Mrs. Turn. Ba
Ill accompanied them to Virginia, Nj
d is visiting in Richmond. ru,
Mr.. Leroy G. Barrett, gradu-
. of Washington and Lee in the lie
ass of 1897, Phi. D, of Johns
opkins University and q member hel
the faculty of that institution, an,
as a visitor in Lexington the am
st week. ~,
Misses Carrie Burhman and Bess the
shop of the Randolph Macon tax
oman's College, Lynchburg, and the
isses Josephine Buhrman and inc
ICY Flarity of the Southern Semi sch
ry, Buena Vista, spent Saturday era
Lexington as the guests of |
Isses Rookie Campbell and BERTHE CIR.
ard, who came up from the Ran 70,
lph- Macon Woman's College z
It week to spend the Easter noli. Mi,
ys In Lexington. ora
Rev. j. ii. Light came up from L.
tendance upon the meeting of the $45