The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-06
Far,nville Social News.
[special 10 ,1,he ,l,itnes- pispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dlspntch.1
rA1aNfv1LLlI, VA, October 5--The
Farmyille German Club gave the first
dance of the fall season on. Thursday
night. The spacious arfnory floor was
fused for tile occasion, and. there were
twenty couples Tile german began
shortly before 10 o'clock ntd continued
until O'Clock. Tile dance was led by
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon r. Paulett, WHO
introduced d number OF new and bentt-
iuful figures Among those present
were Mr.. w e. Dllvall and Miss Car
Erie Kyle, DIR. Elmer u. Jones and Miss
Lula Morton, DIR. Smith. Of Hampden-
sidney, and Miss frankie Mckinney:
Mr.. w. w. Vaughan and Miss Hnttie
Bugg Mr.. u w. Hubbnrd and Miss
Hattie Cox, Mr.. Frank S. Blanton and
Miss Lucy Huntington, Mr.. y. Button;
aBlanton and Miss Thelma Blnnton, Mr..
4 b. r. Baldwin and Miss Maude walker
Mr. Horace Adams and Miss leo Pau
lett; MIR. W. Barrow and Miss Alice
Burgess, Mr.. G. C Robeson and Miss
EDugger, Mr.. Frank Wootton and Miss
Bessie Paulctt Mr.. Walker and Miss
1thte verscr, Mr.. Hugh Gillian and
Miss Irving Wicker. DIR. and Mrs. Mes
senger, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Frcear,, Mr..
and Mrs. v. r. Paulett, Mr.. and Mrs.
robert Morton.aof louisville. Ky.; Mr..
and Mrs. Walker Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Fleming, WHO
were married In New York on1the eve
ming OF the 25th ultlmo, have returned
to Farmville. Mrs. Fleming was for,
merly Mrs. Lucy Bidgood Wall, and
the groom is ono OF Farmville's prom
Iinent young business men, being Of
the firm Of Fleming Sc Clark
Fred Emerson Brooks Will appear
here on November 9th as the first at
traction OF tho Farmville entcrtain-
ment course, and n rousing reception
is expected for the gifted poet-hu--
morist. IA
Mr.. j. G. Thompson and family have
taken up their. residence in Farnville.i
coming hero from Blackstone.
Mr.. John r. Sheffield, Il Farmvllle3
boy who for some years has been en-
gagged in business down South, spent
n short time here this week shaking
hands with his old friends. Mr. Shel-
field was en- route to New York, where
he goes to engage In business.
Mrs. j. ID. Allen and children left
Thursday for Lynchburg to join MT.
Allen, who month ago went TO the
Hill City to make, his home.
DR.. Charles p Garland. Of Cumber-
land, spent several days Of this week
visiting relatives in Prince Edward. e
Miss Nellie Miller is visiting her SIS
ter, MIS-. 41lleS llOiAt
y Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morton, o.
louisville, kyS- are visiting the old
homo OF Mr.. Morton, In Farmvillc.
Miss Lorelle Duncan, OF Culpeper.
Va, enjoyed few days Of this week
visiting friends In Farmville.
fDr j. s. Burger. Of Bluestone w:
Va, is visiting his parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. William II. Burger OF Farmvllie.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Freear left yes
,terday-fo Richmond and Jamestown. 4
Miss Annie L. Freear has gone TO
Richmond to accept position as postal
telegraph operator at the Jefferson
Hotel.
Mr.. j. w. Womack is confined to his
home near Farmville by sickness.
Mr.. r. S. Rice, whose illness has
given much concern to his friends, is
reported as improved.
Miss Mae Pettis, Of Richmond. is
guest in the home OF MIR. r. l.. Ere ear 'f.i