The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08
Radford Social.
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nOuHocd the coming mHrrlaEe VI tuei
daughter Miss Annie Beatrice Sho
walter to Mr.. Joseph >. Brown
Roanoke. The marriage will take plac
at the home of the bride, near snow
VILE. In the autumn.
The week has been gay one u
Radford, a number OF entertainment
having been given, and many visitor
adding to the pleasure of the variou
events.
The Misses KenderdInes entertalne,
the Afternoon Jdiers Wednesday after
noon in honor of their guest, Mrs. Oti
SWEET. soprano at Foundry Methe dis
Church, Washington. A musical pro
gram was rendered by Mrs. SWEET an'
her little daughter, Virginia with plane
solos by Mrs. James a. Baird, Mrs j
Lewis Ingles and Miss Bessie Lyle. Re
frehments were served by the Mise!
Kenderdines, assisted by their house
guests, Miss Edwards OF Indiana, and
Miss Virginia SWEET, of Warrington.
Miss Amy Caldwell was hostes to the
Afternoon 1dlers Thursday morning. q
large number of guests being present
The decorations We're In gold and pur-
pie. and the color scheme was carried
out in the ices and sweets. The prize
In an amusing contest, a handsome
bunch of yellow flowers, was won by
Mrs. j. Lewis Ingles.
Misses Anna and Bessie 1Senderdine
gave n nautical tea, Tuesday evening
inhonor OF their cousin Miss Edith
Edwards OF Indiana. The table dec
orations carried out the idea, a minia-
ture lake forming the centrepiece, and
the place cards being small boats, on
whose sails were the names of the
guests. Tho menu, which was served
in courses. also carried out the idea.
Afterwards, a fishing party and pro-
gressive fish pond occupied he guests,
the prize in the former being won by
Miss Faye Kelch, of Chicago. Vocal
solos by Mrs. SWEET and Miss Alice
Jones completed the program.
"Claymont," the home of Mrs. c. G.
Johnson and her daughter, Mrs. Mark
Reid was the scene of an enjoyable in
formal entertainment Monday evening
in nonor of the house guests, the
Misses Keloh, OF Chicago, and Miss
Saliie Howe, of East Radford; Miss Ed
wards and Mrs. SWEET, guests of AIRS.
Kenderdine; and the st. Adams guests.
Miss Lucille Alexander, Of Hartford,
Conn, and Miss Mathes, of Tennessee.
A musical program was renderd by
Miss Alexander, Miss Mathes, and Mrs.
SWEET, all Of whom are accomplished
musicians, with beautiful recitation
by Miss Jessie Reid, followed by visit
to the iron furnace, where the making
of iron makes pretty spectacle by
night. On their return to Claymont,
delightful, srefrsshments were served.
The lawn party given by the Wo-
mans Guild of Grace Church at the
home of Col. Warner j. Kenderdine,
attended. there being more than
n nd Ia
present, and a good sum was
realized for the church. Refreshments
were served on the lawn, which was
lighted with Japanese lanterns. In
doors. an attractive musical program
was rendered by Mrs. Henry McHarg,
Jr., her husband playing her accom-
paniments; Mrs. Francis r. Wadleigh,
of Norfolk; Mrs. SWEET, OF Washing
ton; DIR. 7. H. Johnson, and a quartet
composed of Mesdames Kearsley and
Vaughn, Messrs. Johnson and Preston
Miss Louise Nenable. after complete
ing three years course at the Museum
of Fine Arts School, Boston, with ad-
ditional instruction under private
teachers, has accepted the position of
assistant art teacher at Hollins In
stitute.
Major Heth Tyler left Sunday night
for Norfolk, after visit of several
weeks to his parents. Ex-Governor and
Mrs. Tyler. He was accompanied home
by his father-in-law. Mr.. Goldsboro
Serpell, who has spent the summer at
Crocketts Springs.
Mr.. j. P. Parker. after round OF
visits TO the springs and summer re-
sorts of Southwest Virginia, is at
home again
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones and
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guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Il. S.
Jones.
Miss Evelyn Wilson, of Yazoo City,
Miss, is the guest of Miss Maud John
son.
Rev. e, W., Stone, OF Emmanuel
Church. Richmond, was the guest Of
his sister Mrs. Sidney Johnson, last
week.
MIR. and Mrs. w. s. Kelch and chill
dren. Misses Faye and Jessie Kelch and
Master Bushrod Kelch, We're guests at
claymont this week and last,
Among those attending the exposition
this week. are Mr.. and Mrs. W. r..
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs, r. S, Carson, Mrs.
Joseph Trigg, Miss Mary Louise Gal
way and Mr., and Mrs, T. l.. Einstein
and daughters.
Miss Wilber Moorman, OF Lynchburg,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs, Il. NJ. Turner.
Misses Bessie. Edna and Evelyn Lyle
have returned from Bedford, where they
have been visiting relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. w. w. McElrath and daughter,
Louise, returned Tuesday from the eS-
position, stopping en- route at Peters
burg 10 visit friends.
Mr.. Ernest Smith. son of Mr.. Harvey
smith, formerly a prominent citizen Of
Pulaski county, after a ten years resi-
dence in Jackson, Miss. is visiting
friends in Southwest Virginia. His
itinerary included a trip TO the eXposi-
ton and Charlottesville.
Mrs. Joseph Long and daughter, Elsie
of Bristol, were guests of Mrs C. S
sheier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pile and littlt
son, of Charleston, W. Va, are visit,
ing Mrs. y, /. Pile.
Mrs. Henry McHarg, Jr left Monda,
for a six weeks visit to relatives II
New York.
Rev. Mr. Chapman, OF Japan, preach
ed a fine sermon at Grace Church Sun
day night, and Mrs. SWEET, of Wash
ington, sang.
Elise, the little daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs, +. NJ. Jones. Is critically i'll.
Mrs, James r. Boyd and children, O,
Lynchbure, are visiting Mrs. III. r