The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-16
lRodford Social News.
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RADFoRD. VA, February l5.-An
enjoyable surprise party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Goo. w. Lyle
Friday evening IN h hs,no,, OF and eh tsr
by Miss Lucille, simmonds, who. dressed
as an Indian Squaw, appeared IN the
boudoir OF the bride and bridegroom,
whoop, and Invited them down to the
front parlor, where she intended CIV
ing an Indian war dance. she declared.
monds threw open the folding doors
and revealed to the surprised couple a
large gathering of their friends who
had assembled to wish them JOY of
their wedding. Each had lad bf bnnsh
Austpan, frying-pan, salt crackers and
ciitele. tinpaos, dippers. ETC. mucn
fun ensued in the presentation OF ,ne
merrily spent in playing children,s
games. old-fashioned games as spin,
ming the plate. going to Jerusalem and
many ot era served a b bY Ms Lyle
sisted by Mrs. Sidney Johnson, Mrs.
Ould and Miss Edna Lyle.
Mr.. ]. W, Cock, general y sur erin
Railroad. was guest Of Mr. J, L.
Vaughan this week. and drove out TO
the pump-house of the water works.
where Mr.. Cook inspected the electric
ed with its workings.
Rev. L. w Irwin will occupy t,',ls, the
pulpit of the Presb J, Church at
Mr.. George Holland Miles spent Sun
dav with his mother, Mrs. George w.
Miles, at Marion. He was accompanied
by his sister. , MiSs Mary Miles, VINO is
Miss Mabel Bradley has returned
from a months visit to her sister, in
Bluefeld. and her friend, Miss Carrie
Mr. Arthur McWane has accepted
position as sales agent for the Lynch,
burg Foundry Company, in New York.
Miss Sue. Tyler is the guest of Miss
Miss Matte condrey has sufeiently
recovered to travel. and went to her
home at Winterpoc. Saturday.
Mr.. E. w. Ward has been quite sick
for the last ten days, but is somewhat
Rev. ]. A. n. shuler returned Fri
day from Richmond, where he went as
a delegate to the Anti-saloon League
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts will re-
turn from Washington Sunday, where
Mr. Roberts has been in hospital for
some time, having suffered the ampu-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ro-
berts of Washington. and will be-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. w Roberts
Mrs. William Rosenfeld. after a two
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Boyd,
in Lynchburg, has been the guest this
week of her sister, Mrs. Fl. r. Estis,
and will leave to-day for Athens. Ca,
for visit. Later she will go to At
1anta, where, with her husband. she
will reside.
Billie. the little son of DR.. and Mrs.
". B. Fuqua. was taken Monday by his
parents to st. Luke's Hospital, Rich
mond. where he has been operated
upon Mrs. Fuqua will remain with
her little son.
Mr. and Mrs John Ingles. of Bristol,
are expected to-day at 1ngleside. to
visit their mother. Mrs. McClanahan
1ngles.
Christiansburg last week. where they
had an important case, and at Pulaski
and Pearisburg this week.
Mr.. Mark Reid continues quite i'll. as
does also Captain Peck. There is much
sickness in town. though all is not
Mrs. Selden Longley is much i'm
proved after a severe attack of the
grip
Among those who have been suffer
ing from grip or kindred troubles are
Mrs. r. O.. Scott Mrs. John Stump and
daughter Miss Jennie Sue; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Earhart. Messrs. VIII
Longley. Emmett and Walter Roberts,
Jr.. and others. Whooping- cough.
Group scarlet fever and common bad
sick list.
Miss Mabel Walton, OF Woodstock,
is visiting Miss Hattie Wysor at her
home in Pulaski.
Episcopal Church. at Pulaski. has re-
turned from two weeks visit to New
York.
Dr.. w. w. chaftin went to Richmond
Monday to attend the Grand Lodge of
Virginia Masons. held there this week.