The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-08
Franklin Social News.
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49,, Especial 70 The rimes .Dispatch.1 y.
n T,n,AMkLlN, VA, March J-Slrn =
man, on High street.
Miss Annie II. Gay spent Saturday
Ind Sunday with her brother, Mr.. j. ID.
Hny. on Fourth avenue.
Mrs. w. III. Pierce returned to her
bone In Danyillc. Monday. 49,,
Miss Virginia Rpwls. Of Carrsville,
was the guest of Miss Leila Gary, this
week.
Visited friends in town sunday. -,
Mr.. Toy Savage spent Sunday with
hls sister. Mrs. j. IT, Camp.
Miss Helen Beaman is visiting ut
Miss s''s Willie I'll s1' BfrinKiey s returned, on
Vt Cypress Chapel.
DR.. William knight, of Newport
News, was in town Wednesday,.
Tho Merchants and Farmers Bank
gave a banquet to It's stockholders and
Invited guests on last Tuesday evening
bn the comfortable and attractive
toastniaster.
Mrs. G. j. Edwards and Miss Blanche
Edwardxs gave tea from to 8 r.
NJ at the residence of Colonel l.. II:
Mrs. w. II. Pierce. Of Danvillc. Tic
following ladies' were present. Mrs.
y. u. Gay, Mrs. j. II. Norfleet. Mrs. L.
E. Cole. Mrs. H. II. Edwards. Miss Co
Miss Rebic Moyler. Miss Lizzie Savage.
Miss Jane Pretlow, Miss Annie u. Pref
low, Miss Annie NJ. Pretlow. OF Frank
H M, xa, y and Miss Myrtle sebrell' Of
Mrs. George II. Parker Jr.. returned
this week from a visit to REV. w. G.
Parker, of Portsmouth, Va.
On last Tuesday evening from 1890
Y McCutcheon presented n lively scene.
The social committee OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, of this place.
had invited their members with few
pliers to enjoy tho evening together.
Miss Cornne Carter and her. orchestra
OF the seminary made the time pass
very brightly for a while. Misses
Lillian Williams, Ruth Cobb and Mrs.
j. ID. Harte entertained the guest with
several vocal selections. Mrs. L. r..
Cole, on tcli piano. and Miss Garter. on
the violin. kept the crowd In appre-
ciatfve silence. Games were also in
uulged In. among the most popular
freshmcnts of cream and cake were
served.
a recital by the Schools of Music and
Expression or the Franklin Female
Seminary was. given Thursday even
program rendered very acceptably:
Part I.-Octette. "serenade d'Amour'
(Franz Won Bion). by Misses Bradshaw,
Helen Rawls. Virginia Norfleet, on
piano, and Misses Ellis. Kellam. Hol-
land and Carter, on violin: violin,
.Mazurka" tBoshman), by Miss Ellis
song. Bird on the Wing CMey), by Miss
Story: piano. .Jeunessc Doree" (Chas.
'Wels). by Misses Holland; reading Ia,
who'll Buy the Baby?" ((b) Little
White Beggars," by Miss Antoinette
Camp: song (a). Fiddle and l." (b)
"Bobolink." by Miss Bradshaw; read
ing, "Lasca," by Miss Alma Tarrall.
Part I1.-Mandolins-M Misses kellam.
guitars--Misses kcliam and Gladys
by Miss Gillette; reading. 1.-THE Clowns
Baby" by Miss Leila Barham; violin.
" La File de l'Amour' CBennet). by
Miss Holland. song. "Couissin" CPenn),
by Miss Ruth Cobb reading, THE
Chariot Race. Ben Hur,' by Miss Sallie
Camp viollns, -Hosanna" (Juies
Granier). by Misses Carter and Kellam:
octette "a Rural Wedding CIV. Mason)
by Misses S. and @. Parker. Beale and
Dudley. on piano. and Misses kellain,
Ellis, Holland and Carter. on violin.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Frank
lin Methodist Episcopal Church gave
Japanese tea and bazaar at tic old
Odd Fellows Hall Friday evening The
most attractive features Of the evening
were vocal selections by Miss Ovcrby,
Miss Pattic Story and Miss Ethel
KellanI, and Japanese fan drill, by
Misses Gale Strand, Claire Gillian
Rebfo Moyler. Miriam Gary, Pattie
Story. Ethel kellam. Virginia NorfIeet,
Antoinette Camp and Miss overly.