The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Radford Social News.
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RADFoRD, VA. March, 1.-THE Ger.
m X'S1oe club o gave an etsyann r. r.
Mr.. William H. Yonge.. of Y. 2. l..
The dancers were Miss Lily Tyler ard
Mr.. Robert Preston, Miss .Melitia WILL
son and Mr.. William Ins,es ~ nm, Miss !.
Adatnson. OF Y. r. T.; Miss Lutile. Sim.
nonds and Mr. William j. BealA. OF
Bluehcld: Mis- Willie Harvey ansi Mr..
William Trollinger.. Miss Eta Rosnnd-
Duerson and Mr.. George Holland
Miles. Miss Capcrton Preston and MIR.
Dan Howe, Miss Margaret Trol!inger
and Mr.. Truman J. Buflard, Miss %,nna
Wilson and Mr.. William Whaling Miss
Leila Goldsmith and Mr.. Frank l,.ng-
Icy Miss Sallle Howe and Mr. Bp.b,rd
Preston. Mrs. J. d.. Fickling ami Mr..
Fickling. Miss Emily Leary. OF goa !.
nnoks. and Mr. Mr.. Lindsay. Of Roab,Ik s.
Of Huntington. ". Va" ana Mr.. x.
Guigcn. Cl,aperons--Mrs w. a. Wilson
and Mr. and Mrs. Granville Fudge.
Womans Guild of Grace Church at the
home or Colonel and Mrs Warner j.
imH :. on the evening OF Shrove
TUESDAY. There was large party
or congenial people present, and more
than $50 was realized. a musical pro-
gram was rendered. Piano solos by
Miss Cnlgin. Miss Lucille Cassell and
Miss Pearl Rosenfeld: vocal solos, by
Fred NJ Einsiein and Miss Edn,,
Lyle recitations. Miss Evelyn Lyle
and Miss Edith Dodds
last week by Mrs. o. =. Jordan and
Miss May Pollock, at the home of the
former. The decorations were sweet
peas and carnations, and the souvenirs,
4 sFy ffr,v,t L. =
the largest ever held, by the club. and
was greatly enjoyed. Miss Hattie
Wysor and Mrs. II. G. Gilmer gave
interesting IN resting readings, and The matter
Libraries was discussed. Efforts to
this end will be made. IN which event.
Mrs Oscar Laughon will be librarian.
Tho Round Dozen Club was enter
Walker, at the home Of Mrs. W. i.
Howard. at Pulaski. There were
twenty -four present. and the meeting
was very interesting. the original
papers read being unusually fine They
were The Race Problem In the soutn,''
Mrs. w II. Trollingcr; "Glimpses OF
the Old and New South" Mrs. r. n.
Wooling Men Who Have Made vir-
ginia Famous" Mrs. John a. Howard.
Delightful Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Thomas 1ngles. of Dublin Ia
critically Ill with tuberculosis OF the
throat.
MISS lda Senable GWynn. Of Retdg-
vile. N. c., Is the guest OF Mrs. c.
g.. johnson and Mrs. Mark Reid.
Miss Melita Wilson and Miss Erica
InEles are visiting Mrs. Albert Johan.
sen. in Washington.
Mr.. Henry X. McHarg, Jr., is In New
York. the iron furnace OF which he
is superintendent and manager being
closed down at present.
Mr.. William Kuhcn. Jr, of Cleveland.
Q" and Miss Marie Hughes. OF New
York. who have been at the home OF
Captain and Mrs. w. II. kuhcn. in East
Radford. for two weeks. have returned
TO Cleveland.
Mr.. Elliott Howe has returned to
Stidham. Oklahoma, where he has oil
interests.
Much interest is felt. in the marriage
OF Mr.. Radford Adams. the only son
Of the late Captain Dick Adams and
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Adams who's. mar
riage took place atiOld ST. Paul's, Nor
folk. Wednesday evening. his bride be-
ing Miss Macy Doyle. OF Norfolk. AS
one OF the leaders of Radford society
Some years ago. Mr.. Adams was very
popular. and his many friends here
will welcome his bride to Radford Mr..
and Mrs. Adams are now In the South
on their bridal tour.