The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-15
WestP ointSocialNews
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i. w lyST: POINT, VA, December H.
Mr. Douglas Dudley returned to his
home here last night, after nn absence
of two months or more. When West
Point becomes too limited and narrow
~ to space and events he seeks
broader views. For two months he
mas been running ON the United States
transport Summer between. Newport
News and Cibn. Tito whole time lla-
vana llna. been under rigid quaran-
tinc rendered necessary ON account
Or yellow fever, ana during the time
the Sumner has had i've fumigatlons
rs preventative against tint dis
Drs. II. q. Scott and Horace Ifoskins,
e;X,.Goyernor ~. j. Montague and wife,
Colonel John Saunders and wife have
ncen recent guests of Mrs. Lucy b..
Dudley. slster OF Afesdames Montague
and Sfunders.
Colonel Saunders and Mrs. Saunders
are III Philadelphia this week on u
ensuing term Thursday night as fol-
lows: Mr.. II. -. Topping, master; MIR.
John Cuzzins, secretary; Mr.. Joseph l..
Bland, treasurer; Mr.. Waiter Kirby,
junior warden: Mr.. u. l.. s;mither.
senior deacon; Mr.. j. Anmack, junior
deacon; Mr.. j. Fleming Butler. tiicr.
The Virginia Dare Lodge OF Rebckah,
meeting in their hall Thursday night.
Five new members were recetved--a1rs.
G. V. Waugh, Misses Pet Num-. Annie
Smith, 'Mnzie Jones and Mr.. John Cudle.
The enjoyment was further enhanced
by sweet music and delicious refresh-
ments.
Mr.. Maxwell Fnuntleroy and daugh-
ter, Miss Alice. left few days ago
day on the steamer Atlanta. acs senlp
MED by the bride OF Mr.. Fauntleroy.
who was Miss Margaret Galloway, Of
ga ltimoie The marriage ceremony
took place in the home of the bride
In Baltimore yesterday, December 18th.
They were met here THIS morning by
their carriage, and drove at once to
their future home. Piedmont" in king
and Queen county.
The announcement of the marriage
OF Rev. George Z. Gresham to Mrs.
annie s: Law will interest many in
this section. Mr.. Gresham Is from King
In this section. He has been preach-
ing and teaching in South Carolina for
many years. The bride is a South
Iaroli1ni :, Rev. =. *: Mason con-
Baptist Church, OF whlch the groom
Mr.. w. s. Ware spent several days
recently az King and Queen Court
tunate In $tagSing plump wild tur-.
key.
!, The Girls. Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Church gave a box party
the home OF Miss Bernice Pierce
Mrs. w. p. Bray, from Wakema, has
been. visiting her daughter. Mrs. Clyde
-. Ross In their new home. DR.. and
Mrs. Ross have Just gone to house,
Keeping In the cottage formerly occ,I-
pied by Mr.. Jno. Lloyd Tabb. corner
Tenth and ID Streets.
The pastor of the BAPTIST Church.
DR. c. V. Waugh, Is preaching series
Of sermons on the "Prodigal Son" On.
Sunday night THE Great Extremity
the third OF the series. will he preach
ed. On Sunday morning the subject
Mrs. W. II. Bell and her assistants
ere arranging for Christmas enter
tainnent for the Baptist Sunday
school, to come off December goth in
the church.
The Southern Railway Company
moved this week into its new sheds
and the workmen left.
Miss Leah Levin is decffedly bet
ter. Her grandmother, Mrs. Levin, of
Baltimore. is with her.
Mrs. William Haynes and Miss Mel
lie Bagby came down to West Point
on the steamer Louise from Walker
Rev. B. c. Henning. D. D., spent
a night with Mr.. Thomas McGeorge
during the week.
The local attorneys and several citi-
zens are In attendance on King and
Queen court.
Miss Ida Kessner of New York. is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Nathan
Mr.. Ben Hess. of. the travelling fra
ternity is here lor the Christmas
holidays.