The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-27
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! CHRISTIANSBURG. VA. January %
The Woman's Home and Parsonage Mis-
/ s!onarv Society was rendered it's sixth
| annual reception by the president, Mrs.
/ W. NJ Dunkler. of West Main street, on
| Monday afternoon.
/ More than thirty members were present
to enjoy Mrs. Dunklers hospitality. After
an Interesting evening the Ginng-room
doors were thrown open and a delicious
supper cnsistlng of Waldorf salad, ham
sandwich. fried oysters. pickles, olives.
cream and cake. Mrs. Dunkler was as
sisted In serving her guests by Mrs. Frank
Dunkler. Misses Hairston and Helen
Johnston.
Those present were Mrs. j. Kyle Mon
tague. Mrs. j. j. Ringer. Mrs. ". W.
Rangley. Mrs. Charles Johnston, Mrs.
Peters. Mrs. John Ellis, Mrs. Foster,
Mrs. William Walters. Mrs. George
Walters. Mrs. William Davis. Mrs. snidow,
Mrs. Bader. Mrs. Craig Hawley. Mrs. Fl.
III. Dickey Mrs. Kent Thompson Mrs.
Dabney Barintz. Mrs Dnnk,er was pre-
sented with handsome spfcttre' as
token of the high esteem In which she is
held by the society.
Rev. 6. G. Lane has returned from a
visit to Lexington. and will hold services
both morning and evening at the Pres
byterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garnett Junkin with
tlcir two children. are visiting Mrs. B.
NJ. Junkin. Mr.. Junkin has been quite
sick, but WILL return TO Roanoke to-mor-
row.
Miss Leila Montague-.spcnt several
days this week with her cousin. Miss
Laura Miller. of Blacksburg.
Mrs. William Stuart has gone to Roam
oke to consult DIR. Kinney. She will visit
relatives for a week.
Mr.. Mosby Montague is spending some
time with his mother, Mrs.aJ- Kyle Mon
tague.
The II. A. " Club was entertained
on Thursday afternoon by Miss Rosa
Love at the home of her sister. Mrs. A.
V. Hancock. After discussing Virginia
history, cream and cake was served
ley. Mrs. Marion Kirkle. Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. j. j. Ringer. Mrs. S. NJ. Janney.
Mrs. Frank Dnnklee, Miss Elizabeth
Stuart, Miss Jennie Childress. Misses
Minnie and Bessie Elicit. Mrs. f. X
Morrison Mrs. John Ellis, Mrs James
Childrcss.
Miss Margaret Wade has returned
from n week spent in Richmond in order
to consult an oculst. 20 III
MFs. LyDrook, OF ElacKsbOrR. Is Visit
ing her cousin Mrs r. 7. Elicit
Mrs. F. NJ. Hairless has been seriously
Ill for several days. She will be moved
10 a hospital as soon as possible.
Miss Cora Dobbins, of Shawsvllle,
fourth vice-president of the L. d. c.,
has been stopping with friends for seve-
raj days.
At an important meeting of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy new Off
GERS We're elected for the coming year.
Mrs. j. Kyle Montague declined re-elec-
ton as president. and Mrs. G. S. Hagan
was unanimously chosen to fill her place.
Mrs. Mary G. Childress, first vice.
president.
Mrs. William Ellis, OF Elliston. sec
ond vice-president.
Miss Cora Dobbns, third vice-presi-
dent.
Mrs. Bette Llnkous. fourth vice.
president.
Mrs. Rice Charlton, treasurer.
Miss Maggie Wade, secretary.
The historian has not been elected.
The sum Of fifteen dollars was raised
for the u. D. C. building at the James
town Exposition
Mr.. Henry Owen has returned from a
months stay with relatives In Buchanan.
J. Kyle Montague, Jr., Is spending the
week at home.
Mrs Henry Tallant entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Club 4thisweek.
After spending an hour chatting over
their fancy work, fruit and vanilla cream
We're served. with fancy cakes. followed
by marguerites, hot coffee and mints.
Nearly'a all of the members were present:
Mrs. William Pierce, Mrs. Hatton Rim.
gold, Mrs. Charles Calhoun and Mrs. Ed
win Calhoun. Mrs. Sumpter. Mrs. Bette
Powers, Mrs. Guy f. Elicit Mrs. r. 7.
Elicit. Mrs. William Stuart Miss Eliza
beth Stuart Mrs. Henry Stone, Mrs. Lula
Bevin, Mrs. James Rigby. Mrs. G.. I.
Wade, Mrs. Craig Hawley. Miss Laura
Jordan. Mrs. Alfred Tallant Mrs. Wall
laco Bollins and Mrs. William Tallant.
An entertainment was given Mt the
town hall Friday night for the benefit
of the Busy Bees, young peoples So
ciety Of the Presbyterian Church. A
number of pretty tableaux were given,
and vocal and instrumental music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dunkle have re-
Roanoke.
Captain John r. Johnston spent Tues
day in Radford. attending to important
legal matters,
Mr.. A, B. Coleman, OF Roanoke. spent
Wednesday In Christiansburg.
Mr. William p. Carr, Of Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs, Is one Of tho
committeeman to arrange suitable ex-
hlbit OF tho county for the jamestown
Exposition
Mr.. William Stuart will spend the week
in Roanoke and Patrick in the Interest |