The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-29
lRadford Social News.
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Ispecial.to The rllnes- Diepateh.1
IaAbFoRD, VA. March 2s.--The "s,lt
prise party SO popular at present with
Radford's younger set. continues -
hold the boards. THAT given at the
home OF Miss Evelyn Lyle Friday
evening was very enjoyable, the Rose
bud Garden OF Girls. other members OF
the High School and St. Adams making
up merry party. MANY games were
played, and refreshments were serve.l
by the hostesses. assisted by Miss EdEa
Lyle and Mr.. Eyed. M Einstein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. McHarg, Jr..
spent several days in Radford this
week, after a long visit North. cn
route to Texas and Colorado, whers
they 60 for an extended trip. Mrs.
McHarg Is recovering from a severe
operation, from which she came near
dying.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. McGarry OF
Ora fton. Mass. after a month In Flor
ida. visited Mrs. Meta Billiard AMI
Mrs. L. o. iBullard this week, en- route
to their home.
The Miriam Society, of which Miss
Nina Garden is president. gave III irish
tea at the home OF Mrs j. S. Wall Fri
day evening, winch Melted them a
good sum. The program consisted OF
music andsrecIt ations, and refreshments
were served by the members.
Mrs. George w. Miles. OF Marion.
was the guest OF Mrs. William 1ngles
this week, en- route to Roanoke, where
she Will visit her sister-in-law, Mrs.
T. !. NJ, venable, and be Joined by her
daughter. Miss Mary Miles, Of Hollins
Institute.
Miss Mary Drew Spencer visited Mrs.
James P. breckenridge this week.
+. AIRS. Hartwell Gary, who was called
TO Radford by the death OF her grand
mother Mrs. sara Preston, has return
ed to her home in Glen Wilton. after
visit to her mother, Mrs. Carey Pres
tom 4.f,
Rev. Or. R. Fl. Flemming, Of Lynch
burg. will preach at Central Presby-
terrain Church Sunday in place Of the
Kew. l.. w. Irwin, who fills an appoint
ment at Snowville.
Mrs. 7. M. Turner entertained the
Woman's Guild of Grace Street Church
tuesday afternoon. 1t was an embroid-
cry party, and refreshments were
served by the hostess and her little
niece. Miss Celia Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lee Beveridgc,
OF Richmond have issued cards to the
marriage OF their daughter. Linda
Holmes. to Rev. Ernest .Carlysle
Lynch, the marriage to take place II,
April. Mr.. Lynch spent a summer here
a rev years ago. and the announcement
OF MS approaching marriage was re-
celved here with interest
Mrs. Findley Dunlap. OF Hinton. w.
va, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J.
G.. Wysor, at Pulaski City.
Mrs. j. B. Baskerville, left this
week to visit her daughters. Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Mccall.
Mr.. Radford C. Adams and his
charming bride are at the home OF
tneir mother, Mrs. Elizabeth c.. Adams.
after bridal trip through Florida.
iheN VIII reside in Norfolk.
Miss Clark. of Denton. was taken TO
richmond this week by her father, DR..
bruce Clark. for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Howard. after
spending part Of their honeymoon in
Fuiaski, Will return to Norfolk after
short stop in Salem. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. HIT. Rison, OF Rich
mond, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Draper, at Diapers Valley.
Miss Julia Larew. OF Pulaski CITY.
was operated on last week FOR ap-
pehdtcitis at Richmond. Her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Larew, who ac-
companted their daughter to- Rich
mond. have returned to their home.
MISS Mary Lee Shuler, who is at
tending school at Martha Washington
college. spent the week at home on
account of trouble with her eyes
Mr.. T. M. Turner was called to Fitz-
gerald. Ga. last week by the critica!
illness OF his brother, Rev. j. Wilmer
Turner, who is suffering with pneu-
nlonia. but al last reports was some
what improved.