Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-10-23
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Laird CT
Oil City, Penn, are visiting Mrs.
John Z. Laird. -
Rev. w. Cosby Bell and Mrs.
Bell are visiting friends at Oman
cock this week.
Mr.Joseph H. Ettinger spent last
week in attendance upon the Ha-
gerstC wn Fair in Maryland.
Mise Mary Beaver and Mrs. A.
B. Beckwith have returned from a
visit to the Jamestown Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Ogle of
Colorado Springs, Col, are visit
ing Misses Mary and Sarah Charl-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pole and
Mrs. G. V. Warner spent the past
week at the Jamestown Exposi-
ton.
Mr., Charles H. Mccoy of Mar
linton, w. Va, is in Lexington
visiting his brother, Mr.. John w.
Mccoy.
Mrs. M. Miley is in Norfolk
visiting her son, Mr.. Edwin Miley,
and attending the jamestown Ex-
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Montgomery
of Lexington, Mrs. j. G. Montgom-
cry and Mrs. Thomas Sale OF rear
Collierstown are visiting the
jamestown Exposition.
Mrs. Thomas j. Hildebrand left
yesterday for Newport News to
visit her daughter, Mrs Charles
E. Fox. She will also visit the
Jamesto wn Exposition.
Miss Lizzie Bane left Monday
for Day ton, Ohio, where she will
spend several months with her
aunt, Mrs. B, F. Chittum. Miss
Ella Martin accompanied her as
far as Buchanan.
Mr.. Bayard Hayward of South
Carolina, spent several days the
past week in Lexington, visiting
bis wife who has been with her
mother, Mrs. Alexander d. Camp
bell, for some months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Edgar Wad
dell spent several days of the
past week in Lexington visiting
their mother, Mrs. William H.
who returned whit them
to their home in Covlngton.
Master Jack McNeel, son Of
Capt. and Mrs. j. A. Mcneil who
spent some weeks in Richmond at
a hospital where he underwent a
severe operation, reached home
asst Friday, much improved.
Mrs. Samuel D. Armentrout of
Mo-, who spent the sum-
ner IN Rockcridge visiting rela-
lives, has gone to Staunton to
spend the winter, Her daughter,
Miss Marguerite Armentrout, is a
student at the Mary Baldwin Semi
nary.
Mrs. Alexander NJ. Glasgow of
South River, has Issued invitations
o the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Van,e Glasgow, to
Mr.. Henry II. McCorkle of New
York, the ceremony to take place
It the home of the BRIDE Tuesday,
October 80, 1907.
Mr.. A. Bittle ObenschaiA of
Gr gIemar, who graduated last
rear from Roanoke College, has
uttered Mt. Airy Lutheran Theol-
'gical seminary, Philadelphia, to
)ursue a course in theology. He
vas formerly a student for several
ears at Washington and Lee Uni
'ersity.
Mr.. Roscoe c.. Tolley has an
lounced the approaching marriage
# his sister, Miss Bessie Florence
FOLEY, to Mr.. William Stuart Fix
# near Lexington, the event to
axe place at the home of the
ride near East Lexington, We'd
esday morning, October 30, 1907,
It ii O'Clock.
Rev. r. H. Bennett, D. D., pro-
essor of Bible literature in Ran
iolph- Macon College, and super
ntendeut Of the Virginia Auti-Sa-
DON League, will preach Sunday
? orring next Trinity Methodist
hurch. At night at the Metho-
list church a union service Of the
aiious churches of Lexington will
e held in the interest of temper
nee, and DR.. Bennett will make
he address.
The st. Louis Republic OF Sun
ay, the 18th inst. contained an
Illustrated page article CT the WO-
lens Christian Home of that
ity, Of which organization Miss
lille L. Deaver, formerly of Lex.
lgton, is the secretary. The pap.
r says: "Miss l.. L. Beaver, sec.
otary of the Young Women's
christian Association, ls greatly
lterested In the esta blshment of
home for the girls of st. Louis.
There Is much need for such a
ONE said Miss Beaver. 1T
Mould be a place to which girl,
stranger to St. Louis. can go,
ct room ard board ard be care
ally taken care Of. OF the hun
reds of Young WOmel. in st. Louie