The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-08
Christiansbung Social.

CIIRrSTIANSBuRG VA. September
T.--on THURSDAY morning The College
opened its doors for the third time'
under the direction of MISS ocie "
yFnrdlaw. In spite of tho fact that n
number OF the older pupils are at the
exposition the attendance was good.
After reading and prayer by Rev.
Charles Lynch an interesting series
of stereoptiran Views were given, Win
explanations by Miss Wardlaw. Tie
music pupils are especially fortunate
in having as their instructor this week
the well-known musician, professor
II. H. Haas, OF Bologne. Germany, and
until recently connected with Hollins
Institute.
Mrs Il. b. Spindle will again be at
tile head OF the primary department.
MISS Margaret simpson Will have
French ana drawing: Professor Albert
c. Snead. of Vanderbilt University, has
Latin and mathematics.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Manoni enter
tanned in honor of the guests at Mrs.
Baird's on Tuesday evening. novel
contest amused the guets during the
evening.
Misses Jennie and Laura Raworth.
of yicksburg, Miss, gave delightful
and informal afafir on Thursday morn
Jig at Mrs. Baird's.
For more than an hour staid and
dignified matrons Joined enthusiastic
cally in the search for peanuts, which
were concealed in the parlors and
halls Miss Sallie Twitty. of Suffolk
was the most successful hunter, and
won box of candy.
Mrs. Mullen. Mrs. Oppenhausen, DIR.
George Abel. of Texarkanna, and Miss
Xana Hunt. of Atlanta, Ga, spent Fri
day at Crocketts.
Mr.. II. NJ. Darnall. treasurer of The
Roanoke Gas and Water Company. has
been in Christiansburs this week buy
ing horses.
and Mrs. Robert Mcbride, OF Fred
cricksburg; Mrs. Burgwin and Mrs.
Annie Gibson, of Richmond: Mrs. Twit-
~, Misses Beatrice Calhoun and Sallie
Twitty spent Monday at the Cascades.
Miss Sherwood F'lagg Is in Norfolk
this week: she will go to Richmond
later and spend several weeks with
relatives.
There was a meeting OF the stock
holders of the Bank of Shawville on
Friday, September 9Th. Mr.. J. l..
Vaughn is the principal promoter. and
was elected president. The capital
stock is $4,000.
There are now four banks in Mont
Somery county, besides three at Rad
ford.
Major Guy L. Eide has returned to
Washington. Mrs. Ede will remain
some time longer at The College.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Bennett and children
have returned to Richmond after
spending some time with Mrs. Allen
i. Hairless.
Mr.. c. H. schaeffer gave delight
ful little outing on Wednesday even
ing in honor of Mrs. G. Cabell Child
ress. at The Yellow Sulphur. Among
those who enjoyed the drive were Mrs |
Guy S. Edie. of Washington; Mrs |!
Schaeffer. Miss Katherine Childress. |
Messrs. T. pindle. Miller, William.
Stewart and Archie A. Phlegar, Jr.
Mr.. S. t. Crute, adjutant of the Will !
liam Watts Camp. of Confederate Vet |
Grams. of Roanoke. returned to Roam
oke on MONDAY, after short visit TO
his sisters, Mrs.. Davidson, and Mrs. ].
a. Miller.
Rev. Charles Lynch. of Oklahoma,
has arrived, and Will fill the vacancy
at st. Pauls. Mr. Lynch has been a
member of the Baltimore Conference
for years. and Was only recently trans
ferred to Oklahoma.
Mr. Hunter Phiesar left on Friday
morning for Lexington, where he will
continue his law course at Washington
and Lee University.
Hon. Thomas Lee Moore, of Roanoke.
was in town on Tuesday attending to
legal business of Importance While
here Mr. Moore was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Allen I. Hairless.
Mrs. Albert Paul. Misses Blanche and
Lillian Paul have returned to their
home in New Orleans after a two
months stay at The College They
were accompanied as far as Marion by
Mr. MrSs RfpbarJ
Mrs. G. Cabell Chldress OF Bristol.
arrived on Monday for stay of sew
erai weeks with Mrs. Mary Gardiner
Childress. Mr.. Childress Will spend
Sunday here.
Captain John r. Johnson and Red
mond l. Roop spent Tuesday in Roam
oke.
MIR. and Mrs. John shutz, of Blacks
burg. passed through Christiansburg