The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09
Radford Social News.
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RaDFoRD, VA. T .,e e vir,ri,,i T.,
Institute. Bristol. spent saturday night
and SUNDAY in Radford. the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lyle. and
u. preached n strong sermon In the In
terest on the AntiSAloon League, sun
day morning, at the First Baptist
Church.
The Rev. Mr.. Garland, Of Richmond,
preached at the First Baptist Church
TUESDAY night. He will hold meet
ing hpre in the spring.
The Rosebud Garden of Girls enter
taiiicd in honor of one OF their bright
est and bestowed members. Miss Jes-
sic Alice Reid, Saturday evening, at
Inc home OF Miss bessie Billiard. on
Eighth street. IL was a farewell meet
Ing before the departure for school of
Miss Reid who was the recipient of
much attention during the evening.
good bys'' being reluctantly said. IN
young men were present. and several
ont of town girls. The hours We're
passed in games and storytelling. and
refreshments We're. served In the din
ing-room by the hostess, assisted by
Miss EVELYN Lyle. The souvenirs by
which partners were drawn for sup
per. were in the club colors. red and
white in tie form Of the letter IL" in
compliment to the guest of honor. and
also bore her name, with the date. and
Mother Goose whymes, to be matched
by the recipients.
Miss Anna Wilson entertained the
Afternoon 1dlers Thursday afternoon
in honor of the cubs newest bride,
Mrs. Fred Nj Einstein, whose marriage
was announced last week.
musical program was carried out
hy Miss Wilson, Miss Pearl RosenfeldI
and Mrs Eugene Vaughn, and refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
Tile decorations were in hearts and a
heart pie was the first course of a de-
iyj,. In
Ribbons extended from the pie to
each place, and on being pulled. hearts
We're found to he attached, bearing
each q quotation on love and marriage
at the plate Of the bride, to which was
attached a bridal present from the
club. a silver card-case and pocketbook
combined bearing on one side the
the words Afternoon 1dlers.
Mr.. j. l.. Vaughan is convalescent,
after a weeks illness from grip.
Mrs. Fl. X. McHarg, Jr.. while visiting
in Boston. was taken i'll, and was
operated upon this week. She is re-
ported doing nicely.
News has been received here of the
birth of little son to Rev. and Mrs
January 18th. Mr.. Simpson is a mis-
sionary. whose home is Christiansburg,
and his little son. Thomas Will. is
named in honor of his brother. Mr.. T.
of the little boy was Miss Carrie Orr.
of Orrsville. Miss who went with a
party of missionaries to join her be-
trothed in India, two or three years
ago. their mar>age being celebrated
In kolaphur Immediately upon her ar
rival in India.
The New River Grays. United Daugh-
ters of the Confederacy, will give an
entertainment at the Opera House, the
ltth. under the direction of Mr. Harris
Mathews. fine tenor singer. "a Hotel |
deception is the name of the comedy |
TO be presented. II introduces n num- |
Der of solos and choruses, and is look
ed forward to with interest.
Ex-Governor Tyler is visiting in
Richmond this week.
Miss Matte Condrey. teacher at
Belle Heth Academy is very i'll with
appendicitis. She is being cared for
by her landlady, Mrs. j. NJ. Bradley. |
Her home Is near Richmond
Miss Sue Tyler will visit Miss Sarah |
Bentley. at Pulaski. next week
Miss Lucille CasselI, has returned
from a ten-days visit to Miss Marian
Forbes. lady principal at the Woman's |
College. Richmond.
Mr. Robert Preston is at Bel Alto,
his mothers home, in East Radford,
Miss LEILA Goldsmith has returned
from visit 10 friends at Portsmouth,
Captain T.. W. Peck has been very
II again this week. but is slightly bet
Mrs; Everett Leftwich. of William
a. j. Martin, this week.
Miss Caperton Preston, Misses
Grace and Jean French went toll
Wytheville, Saturday. to visit friends.