The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Radford Social News.
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RADFoRD, VA, December .1.-Mrs.
Etocton Heth, who is passing the win
ter Mt her Washington home on Massa-
Chusetts Avenue. was hostess Thursday
OF last week at a delightful tea in honor
of her sister and niece, Mrs. J Hoge
tyler and daughter, Miss Lily. of Rad
ford. who were her house guests Mra
of black satin and duchess nse, while,
Mrs. Tyler wore a gown of black jetted
ne. over sntin: Miss Heth, an empire
handsome gown Of brondcloth. and
Miss Lily Tyler. white chiffon. over
pale blue silk. Others of the receiv-
Ing party, were Mrs. and Miss Phelps y.
+ Phelps; Miss Cnlderon, daughter of the
Bolivian Minister, and Madam Cal
dcron: Miss Bessie johnson and Miss
tions were in pink. clusters Of carna-
lions being used. with pink candle
shades and other appointments.
Mrs. j. c. wysor and daughter. N Miss
Hattie. entertained the THURSDAY Club
Pulaski. The subject of the afternoon
was James whitcomb Riley"
Miss Mae Pollock read an interesting
sketch Of the p9ecs l rsyts AND o Ms
works. Mrs. cloyd .,Glendy recited
Little Orphan Annie; Mrs. Howard
tiilmer, read "Leonanie," and vocal
Miss Helen Campbell. Miss Margaret
Watson. Mrs. Glendy and Mrs. Findley
Dunlap.
MIS- on pssk ksr II St gG a and
Dfrs. c. n. Leache. in Pulaski
The Christmas bazaar of the Cen
trail Presbyterian Church was held In
pesday. netting a good sum and prov
Ing a delightful social affair. Oysters
md other refreshments were served
during the day and evening.
~ A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Corbett Tuesday.
Miss Alice Jones, who is studying at
the Conservatory of Music, Cincinnati.
Is expected home for the Christmas
The German Club will give large
german Friday evening following
Christmas.
Mrs. j. Hoge TYLER returned Saturday
From trip to Norfolk and Washing
ton. Mrs Tyler has been confined to
her bed since her return, but is bet
ter.
Miss Grace Morrison, after visit to
Miss Margaret Watson at Pulaski, has
returned 10 her, nome at Danville;
Mrs g. !. e. & Wysors a at P Phs' MI, anu
Captain and Mrs. William 1nglcs
went to Christiansburg Thursday to
itiend the funeral Of Mrs. Junkin.
Hotel Pulaski. has been quite Ill, but
Is beginning to improve.
a very handsome banquet was given
ct Maple Shade Inn Friday evening In |
honor of Colonel b. +. Garnett, of the |
Bertha Mineral Company. The ban
luet was given by the Ant @i'Ie |
office force of the Bertha Company, as
a farewell honor to Colonel Garnet,
who has severed his connection with
the company. and left for mis- new
home in California yesterday.
The men of the Bertha furnace
Showed their esteem for Colonel Car
nett by presenting him with a hand
some watch, chain and charm. The
presentation speech was made by Hon.
J. C. Wysor.
Hon. T. l. Massie, of Pulaski, is the /
only candidate for the office of Cir |
cult Judge to succeed Judge Jackson, |
of Wytheville.
Mrs. James NJ. Graham. OF Graham's
Forge. after visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Campbell. at Pulaski, |
Is visiting Mrs. David Graham, at Roa- |
aoke.
Mrs. E. w Peck has been very ill|
Ut the West End Hotel this week.
Miss Mary Will Shelburne, who is
attending school in Wytheville. will
return to-day to spend the holidays at
Mrs. E. p. Carlton, of Cincinnati. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Willie Abel
ZONES, in Roanoke. She will be Joined
BY her husband for the holidays.