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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27
Alexandria Social News.
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lSDeClal To me
MA Alexandria o. AN. II , XA. ,1 October as .,n
Murphy, daughter of Mr.. Robert Muir
ply, to Mr.. William Harvey Evans,
took place Wednesday evening last
As : Nc Nert d1' Alfred ga Str Street et'a the e 1 Revs Edgar gar;
Carpenter. rector Of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church, performed the GER
emory. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans will re-
side In this city.
Mrs Bartlett Boiling. who has been
visiting her uncle, Mr.. Albert Stuart.
has returned to her home in Charlottes-
vile. Va.
Dr.. Alexander hurry, who is con-
at Ancon. Panama. Is spending his va
DR.. S. Harrison Smith. who has been
serving as q physician at the Ancon
home n. Il and Ih hrs Gin Nathan wo,loerr viii
celebrate the fortieth anniversary of
their IN m7arrriage susn tIs at their home
Mr.. Ernest MagilIs,. of H~arrisonburg,
Va. is the guest of his brother, Mr., NJ.
Albert Masilis.
of Mrs. 2. T.. Waterman. No. 220 North
Mr.. Edward K. Powell. of the United
States Engineer Corps. who has been
at Haynna' Cuba, for SONS tine past.
Mr.. r, j. Davidson is at the James
town Exposition.
Nh. Fl T. Graves, of silon Springs,
Ark. accompanied by his leife. Is tho
guest of his brother, Mr.. w. p. Graves.
Mr.. Lewis Kemper and wife, who
have been. spending the past week at
Vienna, Va. have returned:
Mr.. r. S. McCoin and wife. of Hen-
derson N. C. are the guests of his.
brother-in-law. Mr.. j. McCraw. No.t1l5
South St. Asaph Stfeet.
Mr.. Harry w &.HantZmon. formally
superintendent of the city gas. but
now superintendent OF the gas works
at Charlottesville Va Is III in this
city at the residence OF Mr. James
Picken. No. Gil Queen Street.
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Lexington Social News
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LEXINGTON. VA. October ga
OF friends is that of Miss Elizabeth
ter Of Mrs. Alexander n. Glasgow. Of
near Lexington, to Mr.. Henry II. Nc
Corkle. Of New York, the ceremony
her 20, 1907. at the beautiful home Of
the bride. Nj. McCorkle is a son Of
the late William NJ. McCorkle, of near
hexiRgto af s Nsm Is Yn new a 3 Using 'Mr yos Mas
Corkle reached Rockbridge a few days
ago.
Mr.. Roscoe c. Tolley has announced
ter. Miss Bessie Florence Tolley, to Mr..
William Stuart Fix, of,near Lexington,
the event to be celebrated at .the home
Of the bride, near East Lexington,
at IL o'clock.
Rev. R. II. Bennett. p. d.. professor
Of Bible literature In Randolph-Macon
ginia Anti-saloon League. will occupy
the pulpit merit Sunday at Trinity
Methodist Church. Hs will preach to
IN ahe ni G%9ngr = Injsn s IN the ~ mr9 tpa Ysr and
churches of town will be held, with
an address on temperance by DR.. Ben
nett; r,.,,a
Creek. ~Rockbridge county, who CAD
uated last year from Roanoke College.
has entered Mt, Airy Lntl,ern Theo-
LOGICAL seminary. OF philadelphia, to
pursue q theological course. He was
of Washington and Lee University.
Mr.. William C.. DIX. OF East Lex
ington, one Of the a"Forty-niners' of
California. and who spent many years
days ago for the Pacific coast. where
he expects TO spend some time on a
visit. Mr.. Dix has reached his eighty
eighth year.
Colonel Edward West Nichols. act
ing superintendent Of the Virginia
Military Institute. spent several DAYS
during the past week In Richmond
and Petersburg. He was a~ccompanied
by Mrs. Nichols. who remained In
Richmond With friends.
Cantain j, Preston Moore. Veterans
w, c. Stuart and j. III. B. Jones, are
off for jamestown to represent Lee
Jackson Camp of Confederate Veterans
at the. meeting of the Grand Camp OF
Virginia.
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Alton Social News.
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lSPeclal 10 Nlne IlnleS- C1Spatch.1
ALTON. VA. October .26.-Mrs. Nat
tie Thompson, of Texas. who has been
spending the summer at Highland
Lodge will leave for her home to-
Mrs. James r.. Goodloe, Of the Alton
House, has returned from a visit to
!. MI. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bowen. of Am-
herst, are5Avtsiting at Locust Dale.
me enEngement OF Miss Russia
IGoodloe, d Fighter Of Mr.. 4, ". Good
Toe, to. Mr.sNorman Munder. of Baltl.
more has been announced the we'd
Der goth, at the old home, Locust
Miss Lottie. Page and Mr., Charles
y NM Mas aohs g. M NJ HMsaRs apS son w,u.
return g Louisville to-day after
END the summer Mt the Alton
Mrs, lane Gochenour, 81 stuart,
pratt, las returned home afteiNa visit
to friends at Alton !
Mr. Clyde Maddox has returned TO
Rieilmond after a months stay at the
Nh join i, Hlll, 81 Arlington. is d
visitor al AftonM this week,
!, Mr, and Mrs, ~, s.. Rodes and MI, A.
=. Mays are Alton visitors at sJames-
atnwnFgthis week. 5&s
Mra, 2. q. aoodloe 70 very III at her
home. sCuan, 9g;s% a
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Franklin Social News.

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FRANKLIN, VA. October 2s.--hfr. G.
8. Parker. Of Eortha ripton county, N.
c., was visiting his brother. arr. James
NJ. Parker, at Franklin Military Acad-
emy last week.
Rev. j. ID. Harte, WHO has spent tile
last six months In Asieviilc, N. CT. for
his henIth. Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. g. Parker. on High Street.
Mrs. Herbert Williams, of Chase City,
Va, is visiting the family Of Mr.. j. L.
catnp Of this place. .
Va, left for Richmond Friday. where
che Will visit her brother. Mr.. Edward
Rawls.. who is u student at the Mcdi.
cal Coll ge.
MIss Nett Bryant. OF this place. re-
turned last week from Richmond. Va,
where she has been visiting Mrs. T. q.
Leek, Jr.
Miss Jennie Rnwls, " Carrsvil1e, Va,
is. the guest Of Mrs. 1. u. Howell, on
High STREET.
Mrs. Helen Daughtrey and Mis- An
mic Tnughtrey, OF Sunbeam. VA. are
visiting Mrs. 1. M. Biggs on High
NJ. John yann. of Newport News Is
Wishing his aunt. Mrs. Ellen Beaman.
on High Street.
,rr nI,i irf R,s ssss CLUB wss psia q Z, 81, &c
Avenue. last "Wednesday evening. TIE
subject was The Early 1nbabitants
and fnvnsiona OF Great B%ritton." The
music on the violin by MISC !Corinne
Carter. and on the piona by Mrs. II, ~
Camp. was one OF the most enjoyable
features of the evening. Delicious re-
Treatments were $ rved and miniature
sail boats We're distributed AS souve
Mrs, suEgesting the landing OF the
enrly ErRIi IL.
DIR. ard Mrs. w. II. Arthur attended
hi performance OF "Parsffal" In Nor
folk this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E'rank Marvin. of Nor
folk. Va, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b.
r.. Clark on High StrNt.
Mrs. william Jones. of Norfolk, Va.
Is the guest of Mr.. j. p. Gay, on High
Street.
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Gordonsville Social News.
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GORnONSyILLF. VA. October &c.
Miss Elizabeth Cohbs, of .MartlnsviIle.
is on a visit TO her sister, Mrs. T.. NJ.
MI. and Mrs, Francis. aftersa weeks
Scott. have returned to their home In
Mr. Howard urback. OF Richmond
has been in Gordnnsville for the past
two weeks to establish a Tent, of Mac
.cahees.
Miss Belle Martin. Is staying tenn
porarily in the nost-oface in the alb
sence of Miss Annie. Davenport, who
is nursing a very sick brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3, ", tsoodloe. were
ness OF Mr.. Gpodloe's mother;
'ss Ms. n 3. T"sai ard nI' nta,s daysb-
tel'ssa ~ISathar,ine, Of Manchester. ere
snssts OF her parents. Mr., and Mrs.
M 4. ". Ro~s has %nnrchased the
nrnnnrtv Of Mrs 7. Y. F,lctt IN Mntr
Street neyt TO Mrs = G. tToEsheaa's
Mrs. "a. n, Smith has moved into
the Fllett nrnnertv on Nnrth Main
Street. ard Mr.. James K,aegan ora
famtlW. viii move into the propertv
vacated nv Mrs. smith,
Mrs. S, Marcus and daughters, Mrs,
81. NfarS and Miss Rena Nitrous, are
visiting I'm Norfolk and Iamestawn,
nnhllc school In the absence of Mrs.
Mss4rs.. i. +. somerl.vsille a(ndS !. u
W SgssftGas have n ssttI,msss tssn ,ss ts sRDa 6
.sittoh Z
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Christiansburg Social News.
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Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
CHft1STIANsBURG. VA, October Is.
Among those spending the week In
Norfolk are Captain Ham u. Wade,
Messrs. c. /. Wade. Allen /. Horless, w.
NJ. Dunklee, Democratic candidate for
county treasurer: C. w. Surface. George
Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Mil
bred MITCHELL.
Mrs. w. NJ. Dunklee. who was-accom-
panied by her son,Mr. Kary DunkIee. Of
Stopping with DR.. and Mrs. w s. Betty.
Mrs. Frank DunlSlee is entertaining
Mrs. Mallineux, Of Roanoke. who arriv-
ed on Thursday evening.
The Hamilton Wade Chapter of u.
D.. G., postponed their usual meeting
until the LIST of November on account
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South Boston Social News.
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SOUTH BOSTON, VA. October 26,-
Mrs. Samuel r. .Gtllilnnd. accompanied
by her little daughter. lillian Mae.
SPEND some time sightseeing. They
Mrs. W.. w, Wilkinson, OF Lacrosse,
Va, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and,
Mrs. r. A, East, at this place.
Miss Ethel snead, who has been taxi
Ing a business course In Charlotte. NJ
MIR. Fred. .Yancey. a v. P. I, cadet
has returned home on account of i'm
paired health, He will not return to
school again this session, but will re-
main here to recunsrate.
Mrs. Pattie Norwood, Mrs. j.. b..
3Dickerson and Miss Carrie Roberts. OF
'tris plaes; are among the visitors III
visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs. w.
ii. sherherd at this place,
Mrs. w. II. Faulkner Miss Virginia
Wright and Mrs. Jackson Davis have
returned from a visit TO Jamestown
While there: the party had the. pleasure
e e.. d1 II. I +. T To5'eS Mt, ope W # 4ss G ',a,'saa,
on hoard the batt,eship Minnesota,
Rev, p. A, Anthony, Spastor Of the
Baptist Church. la spending a few
weeks In Bedford, His health Is ome
what Impaired, and q rest became ne
cessary.
m w9r9, 's v9s,ttrs 3 p tp,enas 0 f te so1th hon Ros.
native ii II I,S I T. alsss 4''A'A' Was Y
pistrict peputy, n. y. lDaYie. of Nor
folk, is In town In the interest or the
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Claremont Social News
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lBpcciaito Tho Tiines-D Dispatch.
CLAREMON1, VA. October 2G.-
Mrs. w. +. Marks and three children.
who have lJeen viaiting her mother,
gast three weeks. returned home Tues
day. She was accompanied by Miss
Daisy Marable.
MI g. L. Shelton, Of the ciaremont
days of this week.
Mr., and Mrs. Northstein and daugh-
n, M. and Mrs. 7. Z. w,nboyno and
sG1, Wayerly, 81 Cochran; NJ W., are
Ms, "; !: Rogers. al the waiaheim.
In our midst again.
place viii hold "a fair on Haliowe'en
night IN the large store room OF Mrs.
rf The p nIsh, s p4ssss F e. De here ! r. 'sss
fhs'e au;ild 40t Teai H9flally. s an' tn ana aaeeesi
W To,.s. due oi p rMrs' g TO e b 5hs Hntir M w a,.
s siyen 8 BY tie tie Ladies. p au}id q ths
R.tchle Memorial Church. "A number
OF people from the surrounding county
attendssd and helped Down the
a stag party from his place visit
ed Jamsstown Island SUNDAY. nv
fo hr' w has,' hs p1!3,s' last Msans.dss.
mess mar tof. Burrowsvi1le, was n bus
lns Ms. e Il. ). Z hos teI" an 'af' Dr. passd ~ r.
Marks were business visitors in the
cockade City las. Tuesday.
yo ait: and %.r Mry M = a n1easa Ecker Guests st Ne ~
"f Mis- Gle Murra Wy who has been
visiting her parents here for some
4 tt,,a II v..N tttnnJ TN II NnNyrnrf Maud 1ugf.
Monday.
Rev. W. Sutton and bride arrived
here Thursday, noon after a bridal trip
ter. with her mother. Mrs. William
sf Mrs. a george reek w II t ciarfk re and 'a Mrs. F..
NJ. Coomb left Wednesday last for
the exposition.
Mr., Harry silver q MARYLAND, is
and Mrs. d. +. Wilson.
]. e. Gose q studert at the Uni
: Mr.. G. /. Hutchygon was a visitor
in Baltimore a few days last week.
News. was a guest OF Mrs. r. il. Burt,
Mrs. 8: w. Zimmerman. of Poca-
hh ere. Mr. va and i MIS- yls.t'1 W,ll hsr & Rarsnss
Mr.. Jack Farrell left last week for
Richmond. at which place he has ac-
cepted q position.
Mrs. Porter Wiednlan and son Linn.
returned last Tuesday from Newport
News, after a visit OF q few days with
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Kemerer had
for their guest last Sunday n Non
day Mr.. ohn schabo, of Shanokin, Pa.
Mr.. Charlie Stewart and bride re-
turned home last Saturday from their
bridal trip to Niagara Falls and Wash
ington. D.. c. They are now at home
to their friends at the Beechwood Cot
tage.
Miss Fannie Farrell. is now visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Farrell,
of this place.
Mr.. Alamo .yanaman,. of Philadel.
| that place. was here over Sunday last
renewing old acguaintances.
, Mr.. w. ". Benjamin. a prominent
manufacturing man of Metropolis. ILL.,,
was prospecting in surry county he
! latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Z. J. Lewis entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Jacobs, of Suffolk. a few days
of last week.
webb. Of Bnrrowsvfile. va. were
pleasant callers in town or d this
Miss Susie White and sister. of Pc
tersburg.ya., visited old friends here
Mrs. e. E. Goodrich and little daugh-
| ter. Gladys. OF Richmond. are visit
ing the formers father, c. L. Acken,
at Ruffins.
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West Point Social News.
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.0aU. lSpcCIal 10 i nc IN b1sV'tN'i-j aE.te-I
WEST POINT. VA, october 26,-Thc
RoSebud Missionary Society, OF the
Methodist Church. gave Il "swap-soclal'
at the parsonage recently a large
number OF children and young peopie
enjoyed the entertainment and refresh
ments provided for them.
Mr.. L. ". lyus, y no pnn,isned nh, Ina
i0 vIsit to stssas. Point this Week
MIR. William Winston Fountain, of
Texas. is visiting Nil. Edward >. FOL
lard. of >ayletts; Va. Mr.. FOUNTAIN ~
dent OF the University Of Texas. hlr.
Fountains old home IL In this county.
His rather at one time owned the beau-
tiful home and estate known as fouh-
Rev. and Mrs. D.. G Christian have
returned from their bridal tour.
were married In G. ester; Pa; on me
honcymoon In A,lantic city, returned
to N.Y. Mes and JOINT Mrs, th G.a mgenl Z. wallis, or
Baltimore, have Issued Invitations to
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Edna al. wallis to NJ; spottswood
The ceremony Will take place Wednes-
day evening, October 30th. at Z O'Clock.
in ST. Lukes Protestant t.p,scopai
Mayor A. w. Eastwood and wife
have Just returned from the m
town Exposition
Mr.. and AIRS. A. j. Crane. Of WASH
lngton, p. G. are visiting Mrs. Cranes
Mrs. Marie Lipscomb is quite sick in
The home of her daughter. Mrs. Mon
taguo Pitcher, on Fourth Street. Her
son. Mr.. Luther Lipscomb, has been
with her titis week.
Mr.. Albert Robinson, who had a Sc
scro operation performed By Drs.
Gatewood and Rose n week ago, is
doing Wen, and a speedy recovery is
hoped for.
The Young woman's Auxiliary, of
the Baptist Church. met at the home
OF Miss Lillian Roberts this week.
Mr.. w. p. Lipscomb has accepted a
position with the northampton News,
at Cape Charles.
The Fourth quarterly conference of
the West Point Methodist Church will
be held Tonight.
Rev. w. Y. Tudor. d. D., will preach
siding elder of this charge.
Mrs. w. c.. Davis and daughter at
tended the exposition this week.
William Hugh. son OF Court Clerk
William + Bagby. is III with typhoid
fever at his home at steve nsvllIe. He
has n trained nurse with him.
Mr.. Archie Smlther has returned
from Philadelphia.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE.
Hayward Planning for the Lee
Centennial Memorial Fund.
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LEXINGTON. VA. october 2s.-Gov-
,ernor Hayward is planning to begin
this fall his campaign in the interest
OF the Lee Centennial Memorial Fund;
speedily raised. especially since the
rapid growth of the university. renders
imperative a large addition to Its pres
ent endowment.
The number Of matriculates this ses-
sion already exceeds $50, and the au-
thorities have been greatly exercised
to make ample provision for all who
have applied. Indeed, the enrolment
this session has reached a total that
no one could have anticipated.
The system OF granolithic walkways
through the campus Is heinE rapidly
completed. These wallkwaYs add great
ly to the natural beauty of the campus.
which has long been pronounced by
many critics the most attractive In the
South.
1t will be interesting to many TO
know hat Traveller. the famous war
horse of General Lee. has been mount
led, thanks to the generosity OF Mr..
Joseph Bryan, OF Richmond. The
skeleton is now on exhibition in the
university museum.
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OF the absence OF the president, Mrs.
Edwin S, Hogan.
The pupils of Montgomery College
are looking forward with a great deal
to be given to the pupils. Miss Ward
ian's entertainments in the past have
been SO attractive h a the
ment Of this one is delightful news to
the pupils.
Mrs. James Blount, Miss Sue Hum
phries and James Blount. Jr, returned
Yesterday from a two-weeks' stay at
the JameAtown Exposition and with
mond
Mr.. Henry Willis and niece. Miss
Maggie Willis. Of Willis. Va, stopped
in christinnsburg Thursday on their
return from the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Smith and family,
who had planned to spend this week
at tho exposition. have been detained
at home on accounr Of the serious ILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun and
MISS Beatrice Calhoun returned Satur-
day from the exposition. Miss Beatrice
returned to Hollins Institute the first
of the week.
Mr.. Edward Ainslie. of Richmond.
Who was prevented from entering the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute at the
beginning of the session, is able to
Ainslie has been the guest of Mrs. B.
NJ. Junkin for some time.
Mr.. Archer A; Johnson spent Thurs
In Radford.
Rev. Edward Lane and Captain John
r. Johnson left on Thursday for
Charleston. w. Va, where they will
attend the Synod OF Virginia.
Mrs. Lottie Moore. OF Elliston, has
been the CUES of her sister. Mrs.
James Childress. this week.
Misses jimmie Chlldress and Jennie
Hail returned Saturday from a visit
to Mrs, n. r Price. Of R%lacksburg.
on Monday, and viii spend q month
With %hersniece. Mrs. Sidney shettman.
Later In the autumn Mrs. Greer will
)otn, her son In South. Carolina for the
winter.
Mrs: David Phlegar, of Norfolk. is
spending some time with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Thomas.
Miss Loula Hairston. of Walnut Cove.
N, c., arrived on Sunday and will spend
som time with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Dunk!ee. at h home of Mrs. w. NJ.
iDunklee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rollins return
ed on Monday from Richmond, where
they have been attending the Episcopal
General Convention, Mr.. Rollins was
at the jamestown Exposition for sew
ieral days.
The family of Mrs. Kate Evans, Of
Cambria. moved this week into the
home formerly occupied by Hon. Thos.
Lee Moore, on the RoacK Road. Mr..
Archer Evans purchased the property
last summer, and has had 1t improved.
EiH5sSNsA NH6S HF
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rollins return-
ed on Monday from Richmond, where
General Convention. Mr.. Rollins was
at the Jamestown Exposition for sew
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

The family of Mrs. Kate Evans, OF
Cambria. moved this week into the
home formerly occupied by Hon. 5Thos.
Lee Moore, on the RoacK Road. Mr..
Archer Evans purchased the property
last INNER and has had 1t improved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Name and addresa
we will send You a
Stuart's Calcium Wa
, After you hnV tried
been convinced that all
you will SO TO your
and get 4 soc box and.
facial trouble. They
form, and no trouble
g. YOU go about your
and there you are,--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-27

Miss Loula Hairston. of Walnut Cove.
n, c.. arrived on Sunday and will spend
some time with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Dunkiee. at the home of Mrs. w. M.