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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-05

glimpsed fire in Borlinf's restaurant,
where q belated cook and a defective
gas range had combined 10 set pail
OF fat af1re. Hustled ran for Policeman
James Rooney, who turned in the
alarm Like flash in pan of pow
der. the flames jumped up along Geary
and ate through the wooden partitions
IN the rear.
A group OF mattresses were in the
kitchen Of the Market Street cafe when
smoke began pouring through the
wall and a policeman rushed in ana
ordered them out. Catching their hats
and cloaks they darted to the street
This place was badly damaged by
water.
In Woods clothing store the fremen
made a stand. Woods $4,000 stock
principally by smoke and water
BUILDINGS TOTAL Loss
4 conservative estimate last night
placed the total damage at close 10
s2oe, 600. The buildings were among
the first TO be put UP after the great
fire and were erected by the I. w He'll
Blythe estate. The structures viii be
almost total losses. By hercuiean
work those near Kearny street were
saved from burning.
Extraordinary precautions were tax
en- by the police TO guard the immense
crowds that gathered. Ropes were
stretched and both Chief Biggy ana
Captain OF Detectives Kelly were pres
ent. Just after the alarm was turned
IN q daring thief dashed into Borlinis.
opened the cash register and riaed II
with the flames darting about him. but
he was INN ediately arrested
George Davis. q clerk for Hawke i
Lent. was overcome while trying to
rescue the firms books. valued at s2o,-
ooe. He dropped 10 his knees and Just
managed 10 crawl TO where ireRen
could drag him out George Clancy
OF engine IS was lacerated by falling
glass and taken TO the harbor hos
pitaL
( PARTIAL LIST OF LOSSES
Following is the list Of those who
were burned out with such estimates
OF their losses as could be obtained on
the ground OF the fire:
Baer drug company. E A Baer. 722
Market street, loss principally water.
sz.5ee
William Valentine. tailor. 724 Mar
ket street, loss $4,000, principally
water
+ s. \. Wood & Co.. clothlers. 1876
Market street, loss $4,000.
Fisher & Co. hats. 73s Market street.
total loss, amount unknown.
Royal shoe company, 740 Market
street. loss $4,000
Market cafe. James Nissum. ~ Mar
ket street loss $4,000
Waterman pen company. 744 Market
( street. loss unknown.
United cigars company, loss unesti-
mated.
Lundy iewelry company. T. Lundy.
74e Market street. loss about $4,000
Wichman's, candles, $50 Market
street less $4,000
Gildea clothing company, J. J. Gildea,
furnishers, loss $50, 900.
CogWiII real estate. c. c. Cogwill. s
Grant avenue, loss $1,000
Art metal construction company,
Grant avenue, loss $1,000
James Stuart, y Grant avenue, loss
sc. 900.
Union transfer company. Grant ave-
nue.. loss $1,000
Borlinrs grill Il Geary street. loss
$1,000.
r s Brown company. real estate.
Geary street lass unknown
W. B. McGerry, real estate, Geary
street. loss unknown
Hooker & Lent. Geary street, loss
$50 200.
Won Rhein real estate. Geary street.
loss unknown
Edwards. Silver & Glover, real estate.
Geary street. loss 10000
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KIrc ND arEEN RETuRN

LONDON. May liking Edward and
Queen Alexandrz returned 10 London
this sftarnoon from their scandinavian
tour.
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Buena Vista Social News.
Ispecial 10 rhe Tlmey.plspa,c,

Special to The Times DISPATCHED
ButlNA VISTA, VA. February U.s.
Entire Nous Club on Washington.s
lightful manner, carrying out in deco
rations and dainty refreshments the
red. white and blue" colors. The hand
ea cards MISS hlaEe @
Mrs. William Prichard Those enjoy
ing the game OF whist We're Mesdames
Edmund Randolph. William T. Paxton.
II, sanborn.and Misses Caroline Hard
Eleanor Paxton, Katherine Paxton.
Anna Waugh, Eethel Pearsall, Lettie
Smith. Louise Meriwether, Margaret
Miss Ethel Ia P s 1''i has returned
from an extended visit to her cousin.
Mrs. ponnigan Towers, at Porterdale.
Ga. Mrs. Towers, as Miss Paline Ems
.bree. was a social favorite here previ-
Miss Lettie Smith left Monday for
her home In Greenesville. Va, after,
spending two months visiting friends
here.
Mrs. Trawick will leave soon to
join her husband in Arizona, where he
hopes to recuperate.
Miss Eva Zimmerman is critically Ill.
all OF her family having been sum-
moned to her bedside.
& Much sympathy is extended to Dr..
and Mrs. Mapp at the deatn Of their
Mr.. D. II. Fucker Jr.. of Hampton,
was the week,ond guest Of his father.
MIR. ID. Fl. Rucker.
Misses Louise Meriwether and Caro-
line Hardwick We're in Glasgow OIL
Mr.. Russell Wilson Of Timber Ridge.
spent Sunday In town.
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Hampden-Sidney Social News.

Especial to The Times DIspatchl
HAMPDEN-SIDN VA, February
20.-Miss Brown. of Lewlsburg, is
visiting at President Mc.Allister's.
Miss Mabel O'Ferrall OF Richmond,
who was a guest here during the In
termediates, has returned home.
The Misses Anne and Jency Haw-
kins, the Misses Esther and Nell Keller
and Miss Miriam Preston, who have
been visiting Miss Minnie Lacy, have
returned to Sweet Briar Institute.
Rev. CASTOR Boyle, OF Fredericks-
burg, is the guest OF his kinsman, DR..
w. NJ. Holiday.
Messrs. Marion Stratton. of Lewis
burg, and w. M. Atkinson. Jr.Aof Win
chester, students of the college last
session, attended intermediate cele-
bratlon. and are still here visiting
their college friends.
Hon. w. III. Venable. of Norfolk, paid
q brief visit to his father, Mnjor a. X.
Venable. this week. Major Venable.
who has been quite unwell. is much
Improved.
Work on the remodelling OF the
house here recently acquired as par
sonase has been begun and will be
pushed rapidly. SO as to have 1t ready
by the lst of April. Those familiar
with the "Hill.' will remember 1t as
the Wauchope house on Atkinson Ave-
nue.. A considerable sum of money
has been set apart by the church for
this purpose and a very convenient
and attractive house will be made OF
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Spotsylvania Social News.

sPOTSYLvAN1A. VA, February 40.
"a beautiful progressive euchre party
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Frazer on Wednesday night to Miss
Mary Sanford. in honor of her birth
day. A select company OF ladies and
gentlemen were present, and the oc-
casion was greatly enjoyed. An ee-
CANT supper was spread and greatly
enjoyed by the guests. Among those
present and participating Were Mr.
Frederick w. Sanford, OF Newport
News: Miss Rosa Taylor, of Westmore-
land; Colonel Richard j. Hollingsworth,
Of Baltimore; DR.. William A. Harris,
Messrs. Ellwood Gayle, II. A. Frazer,
Miss Mary Sanford. Miss Ivarene Fra
ger. Mrs. Murette G. Frazer and Mrs.
Mary e. Frazer, of West View.
The Spotsylvania Social Club, III its
desire to give our young people sea-
son OF innocent mirth and pleasure,
gave on Friday night last another de-
lightful dance at the home Of Mr.. J..
T. Todd, near Spotsylvania. Led by
two devotees of social pleasure Mr.,
It. a. Harris, Jr., and Miss Susie s..
Todd. no effort Is spared by them to
lead pleasure-seekers from joy to Joy
enhanced. a select company Of ladies'
and gentlemen being present. dancing
began promptly at Z O'clock p. NJ. and
continued until IL o'clock, when a de-
lightful supper, the contribution of the
club, was spread, and partaken of by
the guests after which dancing was
resumed till the "wee sma' hours Of
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Wytheyille Social News.
fSnentaI "a rhe 1.in,es.nl.nateA1

tSOectaI 10 ne Times DisDatch hi
WYTHEVII.LE. VA, February 90
The ladies OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church rendered Rev. w. II. X. PEN
dleton Il handsome reception Tuesday
evening at tho parish house. 1t being
the third anniversary of his arrival
az rector of the church.
one OF the most enjoyable card par
tics of the season was that given to
the Five Hundred Club Tuesday after
noon By Mrs Charles a. Newiand at
her hospitaplc home near town. 4 -
Academy Celebrated washington's
birthday with Colonial ball., in
which they impcrsonated well known
characters of that period. The quaint
costumes and stately minuets rendered
1t an occasion OF great enjoyment.
Mrs. Josephine Reed leaves this week
for visit 10 her sister, Mrs. Henry
Williams. In Martinsville, Va.
Captain Cary Crockett, United States
Army recently returned from the
philippines. is the guest of Judge and
Mrs. Samuel w. Williams.
Mrs. George r. HuTard returned
Wednesday, from a visit to Mrs. J. +.
johnson. in Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. w. II. X Pendlcton and lit
tie son left Friday to visit her parents,
Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Chapman, of
Richmond Va.
Mrs. John Williams has returned
from visit to Roanoke, where she
was the guest OF Mrs. NJ. NJ. Caldwell,
who entertained Friday evening at a
handsome reception In her honor.
Mrs. James McGavock. of Fort CHS
we'll. left Tuesday for New Orleans to
attend the Mardi Gras festivities.
Mrs. Charles Heuser has returned
from brief visit to friends In Pu-
laskI. 80
Mrs. James Wohlford, who has been
visiting In Blueheld. was brought home
at this place, Saturday evening, in a
critical condition. While In Bluefeld,
Mrs. Wohlford sustained severe fall.
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South Boston Social News.

SOUTH BOSTON, VA, February "a
Mrs. James NJ Owens of Norfolk, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
e. Faulkner. at 1.-THE Garland"
Mrs. Pinckney williamson, of Wilkes
barre, Pa, and Miss Hattie Holcomb.
of Danville. were the guests: Of Mrs.
w. I. Jordan during the week.
Miss Clara Stephenson, Of Mt. Ster-
ling. KY. is visiting Mrs. %. Frank
Editor R. II. Beazley, better known
as the "Old Man of the News" who
has been housed In with the grip at
his home on Wilkerson Street. is able
to be out again.
Miss Malissa Yancey, Of Chase City,
was. the guest of Mrs. s. A. Davis this
MI. D. ". owen, of oenniston, is
visiting his son. Mr.. w. L. Owen, In
Mrs. Dr.. II. E, Armstrong. formerly
of this place, but now of Canton, N.
c., is visiting friends here.
Mr.. Roy P. Beazley. OF Chase City,
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. r.
Hunter Beazley. during the week.
Mrs. DR.. John Walker. of Lynchburg.
is visiting the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins. at this place.
Mr.. Ed MCDOWELL u former Halifax
boy. but now OF New York. visited rel
atives here this week.
Mrs. w, II. Carter, of Danvllle, visit
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Caroline Social News.

Especial Ia rho Times. ~ !spatch.1
aoehi NY '1 Percy Waiksr, of XIV; washinstof,
spent several days Tits week ut the
homo or Mr.. Francis G!assell.
Mrs. DR.. Charles Ryland, OF Rich
inond, spent Holna time this week with
her sister, Mrs DR.. w. j.. Broaddus.
Mrs. g. r. Jcssee IL visiting her hus-
band, MIR. ChMrlos r. lessee, at the unl-
vorsity OF Virginia.
Mr.. Clarence Campbell, OF King Will
liam county, visited friends here this
week.
Mrs. Myrtle Wright, Of Louisa, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Kate 3. Richerson, OF near
Sparta, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Willis In Weldon, N.
C., has returned home.
Mr.. Pierce J.. Raymond spent several
days in Washington this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Ennis Miss
Nellie Forum and Professor Pitt s..
Murrell spent several days in Rich
1nond this week. 81"
sD nsy A Anarew Ss R5 gea ; q
some time, IL somewhat better.
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.FAcTs FOR SICK WoMEN.

thanks was rendered Mr., Todd for dis
tingutshed courtesies, and the bellies
and beaux dispersed. The dance was
.Ir.. and the graceful and accomplished
Miss Susie Todd. Among those pres
ent and dancing We're Misses Julia
Newman; Nettie Jerreil; Rnth Jerrel y
Todd. Nellie Hilldrup and Evelyn Lewis.
and Messrs. I. a. Harris, Jr., Robert
Gordon, EIlwood Gayle. J. 7. Todd, DIR.
j. C. Harris, William Hilldrup. Charles
l. Todd, Jr.. Edward HilIdrup, Charles
Granbc and Charles Hilldrup.
Mr.. Charles s. Dickinson, of Caro-
line county. is visiting his brother, Mr..
Richard l.. Dickinson. of Smell, Va.
Mr.. Frederick A. Dickinson, who has
been on an extended visit to Colorado.
has returned to Washington. and in
a short time will visit his mother and
Brother in Spotsylvapia county.
Miss Mary Sanford, of Coventry"
in this county. is visiting friends and
relatives at Newport News, Va.
Mr.. Beaie A. Garner, of spotsylvania,
is arranging his matters for an eS-
tended visit to his brother, Mr.. Med
wynn G. Garner, In Montana.
Mr.. Thomas a. Harris. Jr, of Spot
sylyania, has left for an extended visit
to friends in Washington, D. C.
Virginia, and his attractive bride, are
enjoying a thirty days visit to friends
In Spotsylvania and Louisa counties.
Mr.. Frederick w. Sanford, OF New
port. News. after a few days visit
to his relatives and friends in Spotsyl-
Nania, has returned home.
Mr.. Thomas G. Coleman. Of Balti-
more. has returned home after pleas
ant visit to Mr.. Thomas A. Frazer and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Pulliam. of
clifton Forge. Va, are on visit of
some two weeks to AR. and Mrs. r..
s. Bartleson. of Hickstone. III this
county.
Mrs: Mary A. Shepherd, of Denver.
tives in spotsyivania county. Aiu
Mr., James c. Pulliam. OF Richmond.
Va, IS visiting his brother-in-law, Mr..
M. M. Buchanan, of Shady Grove, Va.
Mrs. Mary f. Clarke, of Massaponax,
Va, has returned home after an ex-
tended visit of four weeks to the
home OF her son, Mr.. Ira Il. Clarke. OF
Richmond, Va.
Miss Cora Lee Johnson. OF Stafford
county, who has been visiting friends
to her home.
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Appomattox Social News.
Especial to The ,'Imes. Dispatch, l


APPROPRIATION. VA. February 2o.-
The marriage or Miss Anna Marshall to
Mr.. N. r. Featherstone, was to have
taken place on "Wednesday at the home
of the bride, near Hixbury, was post
poned on account OF the illness OF
Miss Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs =. w. Taylor, who have
been spending the past ten days In
New York. and Boston. returned to
' Mes hnn' Minst pr'da XcK,nncv sam
ferguson. Clif Mann and John G..
Shearer spent several days OF this week
In Richmond.
Mr.. George Purdum IL at home again
after several months on tho road.
Miss c. Annie Wear. will return to
her home hero Sunday. after spending
the past month in Richmond with Mrs.
a. 3. Smith.
Mr.. T. II. Hancock left several days
ago for Roanoke, where he has ac-
& Son.
Mrs. Curtis Taylor has been quite
sick several days of this week, with
Mr.. Cillins. whose home is near
Spout Spring. had a fall In New York
some time ago, and although he spent
some. time in a hospital, Is still suffer-
Ing from his injuries. Mr.. Collins Il
he Is ever relieved of his suffering, he
Will be cripple for life.
Miss Mamie Twyman. OF charlottes-
VILE. has returned TO her home after
spending several days with her brother,
Dr. Twyinan. at the Hotel Virginia.
Miss Helen Gregory will leave the
latter part of tho week to spend sew
cral weeks with friends in Richmond.
Norfolk and Crewe.
Miss Alice Newton. OF Portsmouth,
N. H.. il visiting Mrs. Walter McGill
at the Hotel Virginia.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Boothe and two
children. left several days ago for
Iynchburg, where they Will reside in
the future. Mr.. Boothe having accepted
a position there.
A very quiet marriage took place on
Thursday at Concord. the contracting
parties being Miss lone Staples and
Mr.. Robert Bingham, Of Georgia. Rev.
The couple left on tho noon train for
their future home. In Georgia.
Captain J. p. l.. Freshman was con-
fined to his bed with grip several days
Of this week.
Miss Clara Ford. of Hixbury, has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs. S. l..
Ferguson. for the past week.
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from until s. Misses Elizabeth
I Stua aud Minnie Elicit assisted in

Stuart iD;a : and Minnie Elicit assisted in
serving refreshments. The guests were
Mrs; Charles l. wade va i,,o mis- sr Ma re re-
James Childrcss, Mrs. Guy Elicit. Mrs;
Henry stone. Mrs. w. r. stuart, Mr4
Guy T. Elicit, Mrs. !; n, Elli Ro, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles H. Calhoun. Miss Annie
Calhoun, Mrs. John r. Eoff, Mrs. Harry
Wood, Mrs. Alfred Tallant. Mrs. W. p.
Bryan, Mrs. John II. THOMPSON, Mrs.
Henry \; Tallant. -,,.,,
"Yc Old-Time Concert was given
at the town hall on Tuesday evening,
under the direction of the "Wednesday
Club, to the largest and most en-
thusiastic audience that has ever greet
ed a performance in the town. The
chorus, composed OF the club members,
and the best amateur talent of the
town wore the becoming Colonial cos
time. Mr.. Manoni, as signor strom-
boil Scarlatti, was excellent In his
p,.rt: Mrs. William Tallant. as Jernsley
J. skinner; Mrs. John Lawrence, as
True Love Lee. won very nluch ap-
plause Miss Bessie h, Elicit !, and nd M. Mt
were highly praised. The local hits
being we'll received. Mr.. Ernest
Shutilebarger and Mr.. Mosby Montague
in Alphonse and Castor, were warm
the bass viol, and the club is indebted
to Miss Florence Baird. of NJ. W. Col
lege: Professor Abbot, of v. P. l., and
Mr. Harry Mathews, of Covinston, for
several solos.
Mrs. Montague came UP from Roa-
nokc on Wednesday. where she has
been visiting her mother. Mrs. Bar
nett She will join her husband, Mr..
j. Is. Montague, Jr.. in Norton, in a
few days.
Colonel j. G. Redshaw. of Boston
Mass, has been in town this week
having spent several days with his
son, Cadet Redshaw, of V. p. I.
Messrs. Walter Allan and Charles S
Kinnear, travelling passenger agents for
the Wisconsin Central and the Balti-
more and Ohio, respectively, spent a
part of the week here as guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Manoni.
Miss Florence Baird has returned to
M w. College at Abingdon, after
spending several days with her mother
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visited his brother; clrsuit Clerk NJ. B.

Wunder, this week.
Mr.. Fl. o. Nicodemus visited his
father at Buckeystown, Nd, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. g. Carter returned
home Tuesday from = visit to VIM
chester, OF several weeks.
Miss Rebecca Rinker, who vas visit
ing in Mt. Jackson. returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Lytton is visiting friends
in Washington.
Misses Katie and Ilupy Eclsnrt and
Mr.. Oscar Gilkie. Of Front Royal. visit
ed friends here this weak.
I.auck Walton, Jr.. and Houston
Newman. students at r. NJ. A.. at Teont
Royal, are at home this week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Bushong spent several
days this week with his son, w. 3.
Bushong, ut Harrisonburg.
Mr.. j. G. Paxton, j. s. Moran and
Shields Chapman returned home Mon
day from Lynchburg, where they at
tended tho State Convention OF the
Y. M. c. A..
Mr.. Glenn w. Rudy and Miss Bette
Heltzel, formerly OF Hardy county, w.
Va, We're married this week at tho
Lutheran parsonage by Rev. w. j. D..
Scherer
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ed her mother. Mrs. Mary Jvnress. this

Miss Lulu Grayes, formerly of Dan
Vile. but now of Durham. visited her
friend Mrs. w. 7. Lea. ut this place,
during the week. She has q number
of friends here. who were pleased to
see her.
Mr.. T. v. Turney. Of Old Point, spe-
cial representative from the Grand
Master Of the Grand Lodge of Virginia
T. o. o. F., spent several days here
this week as the guest of Gardy Lodge,
No. Ii. of this place. He came in the
capacity of Instructor in unwritten
work. and to drill the degree teams.
Mr.. Turney is member of Old Point
Lodge, No. IA. Old Point. Va, and
has served as past grand master and
as past grand representative. He has
also been in regular army service for
the past thirty years at Fortress Mon
roe. He is at present retired, but was
a captain in the anish-American
war. He was well-pleascd with South
BOSTON.
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Gravel Hill Social News.
8rspecial 70 1--WE T,imes- pispatcb.

LSneCtaIg 70 TIC 7Tln1cS- DlspAtCn.1 -
GRAVEL HILL. VA, February 90
Mrs. w. II. White, OF Gold Hill, enter
tanned few friends last Friday in
honor of her husbands two nieces.
who are on visit here. e
Mrs. jessie Davidson is reported
quite sick. She has gone to Rich
mond to receive treatment.
The box party given at the Baptist
Church near Gold Hill was a great
as much as So apiece.
Mr.. G. G. Camden has returned from
North Carolina. where he Was called
by Mr.. Jones, his brother -in-.aw. who
was very badly hurt some time last
year aud has never recovered. Mr.
Camden brought Mr. Jones's two little
children home with him.
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Monterey Social News.
Especial to The .rimes-Dlspatch.l

MONTERREY, VA, February 29.-Mr
q. Il. Hiner, formerly young mer-
chant of Mcdowell, now filling po-
sit!on with a West Virginia develop
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Hiner.
The Misses Stephenson are spend
ing the week in the Valley cities OF
Shenandoah and lexington.
Messrs, j. A. Whitelaw and Harry
from a two weeks vacation In Florida.
Mr. j. NJ. Jones, for many years a
leading merchant of the county. and
who recently sold his mercantile bus
mess at Doe Fill to NIessrs. Jones and
Shoulder, was In Monterey early in
the week. He does not intend to leave
Highland as was reported.
Mr.. L. S. Dickinson. we'll known
travelling salesman for the Lynchburg
Shoe Company, has been taking a lay-
off here for two weeks on account of
Illness.
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Leesburg Social News,

Especial TO The Illness DIspatch.J E
,LEESBURG, VA, February 29.--Nrs.
George w. Hnvenncr, OF this place, Is
visiting in Florida.
Mrs. Morris, wife Of the Rev j. W..
Morris. rector Of Monumental Episcopal
Church. Richmond. Is visiting In Lees
burg.
army and navy reception at the White
House on February Goth,
The engagement of Miss Nora Her
BERT daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Ar
ert Pegram Holt. Of Newport News. Va.
is announced.
Mr., Robert Preston, of Leesburg. has
accepted a responsible position in
Lynchburg. Va,
RAD, daughter Of Hon, Holmes Conrad,
of Winchester, Va, to the Rev. VIII
liam Smith, Of the Episcopal Church
of that city, Is announced &
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Bon Air Social News.
fspccIal 70 ,ll,c rIme,.Dlspntcl,.1

Z Especial to ,rl,c Times Dlspatch.1
BON AIR. VA. February 2a;--Mrs.
" William Wi y, !, nm. md Miss l'rances
Henry q. Ward, Of Lynciburg, their
guest. Tea was poured by Mrs. David
a. AiDslie, of Richmond. Quite a num-
Der called and spent most delightful
Miss Maud Miller was the guest for
% few days last week Of Mrs. David
Ainslic, Of South Third Street Rich
mond.
Mrs. G. y. Price. OF Newark, N. j..
was recently the guest OF Mrs. q. B.
Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tairlcigh Cooke were
guests last Sunday and Monday OF Mrs.
Misses Anne and Margaret Hudspeth,
OF Midlothian. are visiting their aunt,
Miss Lewison.,
Mrs. Il. M Burlington and Master
q Mrs. II. A. Saunders, OF West Frank
lin Street Richmond.
Mrs. Horton, OF Roanoke; Mrs. Evan
x. chestcrman and Mrs. Norman S.
Lloyd" the. guests of Mrs. j. z. Cox.
MIR. Neville Montague Is the guest of
Mrs. William Withers.
Mrs. Leroy Flippen. OF -celona, was
me ne guest last week Of her sister, Mrs.
Miss Liiiston. OF Norfolk, is visiting
Miss Betsy Mcclure.
Messrs. John Hobson and Arthur
Ashburner are weekend guests OF Mrs.
Charles Ashburner.
Mr.. william Whitworth, who has
been visiting his mother. left last
Tuesday for his home In Cuba, accom-
panied by his brother, Thomas Whit
worth.
Miss Betsy Mcclure is visiting tho
Misses Talcott on Park Avenue, Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskins Hobson, Jr.,
and son, who have been the guests of
Mrs. Rudd, in Powhatan. since Christ
mas, returned to Bon Air Monday.
Mrs. Norman Morton was recently
the guest OF Mrs. j. c. Harry. at the
parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. wray Moss and daugh-
ters were the guests recently of their
father on Midlothian Turnpike.
Mrs. w. l.. Rudd. OF Belona, Powha-
tan county. is the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Haskins Hobson, Jr.
Mr.. John A. McCready spent We'd
nesday at his country home. near here.
The Musicale met Thursday night
with Miss Maud Miller. A goodly mum
Der OF members braved the weather
and a pleasant evening was very much
enjoyed by those present.