Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-05-22
Personals

Mrs. Charles II. Chittum.
: Misses Mary Cooke and Rosa
Robinson of Bellaire, Ohio, are
n visiting Miss Clara Sheridan.
Miss Charlotte Laird of Alexan.
d dria, Va, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. w. Cosby Bell at the Episco.
pal rectory.
q Mr.. Earl E. Beaver has accep-
ted a position with tho Tidewater
railroad, and left last week for his
place of business near Bedford
t City.
B Mr.. X. F.Manly Of Birmingham,
/ Ala, spent several days in Lexing-
, ton within the past week visiting
his brother, Rev. DR.. Charles
Manly.
Mr.. Guy W. Quisenberry, who
has been living in Pittsburg, Pa,
for some time, is visiting his par
en.s, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Quisen-
berry.
Mr.. Wilson B. Harrison has re.
turned from trip to Norfolk,
where he attended the Virginia
Funeral Directors meeting and
visited the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. Frank L. Glasgow is in at
tendance upon the meeting of the
General Assembly of the Southern
Presbyterian Church at Birming-
ham, Ala, as commissioner from
Lexington Prespytery.
Mr.. j. A. Thompson of Timber
Ridge passed through Lexington
today on his way to Roanoke,
where he will spend few days on
business. From there he will go
TO the Confederate reunion in
Richmond.
Mr. A. S. Montgomery, who sue !
ceeds Mr.. I. S, " mite as chief '
marshal on Memorial Day, next :
Saturday, will be assisted by the
following aids: Messrs. w. B. F. y
Leech, George Bare, P, !. Huff =
man, F. H. Templeton, Mark Hat y
tan, ST., and John Sheridan. =
Mrs. A. Kenna of San Francisco,
Cal, is in Lexington visiting her h
father, Prof. j. A. Joyce of the q
V. NJ. l. band. Mrs. Kenna =
passed through the San Francisco N
earthquake and confagratlon. She n
is returning home from a trip to 81
Washington. m
Announcement has been made tc
Of the approaching marriage of 10
Miss Margaret F. Birmingham, cl
of Mrs. Harriet C. Biz
of Lexington, to Mr.. l.,
Louis M. Marks of Baltimore, a PI
member of the Virginia Military re
Institute band, to take place the Lit
after part of June. c.
Rev. L. B. Turnbuli, D. D.. Sc
will occupy the pulpit of Trinity bu
Methodist church next Sunday Oh
and Rev. T. B. Southall "
n the evening. The pastor, Rev. Br
v. S. Hammond will be absent at &c
Suena Vista to preach the bac- Ina
alaureate sermon before the w
Dung ladies at the Southern Sem col
nary. ert
Mr.. Edgar Sydenstricker, a dis Es
nguished NJ. A. graduate of OF
Washington and Lee in the lass Jol
1902. has been appointed to a Zee
eEowship in the University of rr'
hicago, where he will pursue a OF
purse in economies. Mr.. Syden- ne
-ricker has recently been taking NE
special course in economics at WI
'ashingtOn and Lee. He Is now pre-
'aching in the Lynchburg High Oo'
chOol. and is also doing news. ~,
aper work on the News and AG.
ince of tnat city. I
Richmond Times Dispatch; Mr.. OrC
'hn Alexander Wilson of Penn am
lvania Grove, New Jersey, an day
ounces rhe engagement of his Me-
ster, Susie Maybath, to Mr.. Mar by
n Estis Cooke of Hollins, Va. Roa
he marriage will take place June to
th in the Second Baptist church, irgr
this city. Miss Wilson is the teri
.ughter of the late DR.. John +. yea
ilscL of Lexington, Va. Mr.. veil
'cke is the son of the late c.. Fl. of
'cke of HOllins, Va, and holds fact
ofessorship IN that Institution, ney
colo
'ening OF Stonewall Jackson ton.
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