The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-04-12
.Radford Social News.
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RADFoRD, VA, April 1t.--Thc st.
Adams Glec Club gave very attrac-
tive entertainment at the opera house
Friday evening for the benefit of the
Athletic Association. The soloists were
Rev. John l.. Einsten. and DIR. 7. II.
Johnson, and DR.. johnson did q realis-
tic piece of pantomine work, Dis
sectng the Negro,o Wallace Garking
filing tile role Of the negro.
kins," presented by Mr., Ritter Bright,
n drunkard Mrs. Fred Enstein, his
wife; Agnes johnson and Helen Bull
lard their children. depicted the
humorous manner In which Mrs. Tobias
got. her recalcitrant spouse aboard the
water wagon, and the Glee Club was
very happy in It's selections, School
Days" In which half OF the club i'm
personated girls. also the "old-Time
Breakdown" to the tune Of the banjo,
were popular numbers. The entertain-
ment will repeated the Friday fol-
lowing Easter. and will also be given
at Pulaski at an early date.
Mrs. George u. kinbali, Of Mddles-
boro. KY. Is visiting her cousin, Mrs.
Warner j. Kenderdine
Mr.. Tyree billiard. of Lynchburg, Is
visiting his wife and little son, Tyree.
Jr.. born Wednesday, at the home of
Mrs. billiards. parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Tinsley.
DR.. G. q. Fisher. of Altapass Hospi-
tai, N. c., was In town Wednesday,
leaving at noon for Atlanta. to attend
the bedside of his old friend and
former patient DR.. Francis Orme.
Mrs. Wade Taylor returned Saturday
from Roanoke, after a two weeks stay
with her sisters. the Misses Barnett.
She is still In wretched health.
Mrs. Mollie Payne went to Balti-
more Wednesday night for treatment
at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She was
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Hunter.
Ex-Governor Tyler and Miss Belle
Tyler spent Friday with friends in
Wytheville.
Mrs. Ellen Caldwell has opened her
house on Eighth street, Miss Gordon.
who occupied It for the winter. having
gone to New York.
Colonel Warner ]. Kenderdine and
Mr.. C. S. sheler returned Thursday
from Lynchburg, where they attended
the Republican State Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodges Burton have
returned from their bridal trip, and
have gone to housekeeping on Stockton
Miss Nellie Smith, of The Meadows.
&, visiting her sister. Mrs. James w.
Flanagan.
aliss Helen Campbell. Of Pulaski. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. b. Fudua.
Mrs. r. T.. Edmondson and children
are guests Of Mrs. j. w. Simpson.
The Pulaski German Club has been
organized with fifteen members It's
president is Mr.. D. +. Agnew. Secre-
barger. The first german OF the sea
son will be given Easter Monday.
a charming dance was given at
Maple Shade Inn Wednesday evening
by Mr.. D. +. Agnew in honor of his
cousin. Miss Helen Andrews. of In
diana.
Mrs. John II. shun entertained the
Thursday Club at her beautiful home
in Pulaski last week, the house being
deliberately decorated in Marechal Neil
roses. white carnations. palms and
Easter lilies. and a large number OF
club members and visitors present. An
amusing contest. entitled "A House
keepers ri" was pleasing feature
of the program. Refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs
Harvey Barton, after which each CUES.
was tagged" with a beautiful Marechal
Mrs. Jessie Brewer entertained at
an elaborate dinner Friday evening at
the home of her mother. Mrs. Z. l. AL
lison, of Pulaki, in honor of their
guest, Mrs. n. NJ. Graham. of Graham's
Forge. The decorations throughout
the house were beautiful, the table
decorations being pink carnations
trailing moss and wax candles In sill
yer candelabra. An elegant seven