The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-12
Winchester
vrxcHEsrER. VA. rsn. a.


WINCHESTER. VA. Feb. IA
- Underwater recital by the pupils
Port Lsoudoun Seminary at the
1iscrium In Ais city on Tuesday
ossinx charmed q Large and fashion,
&1e audience and was a distinct
xEtskIc suceess The leading feature
&&5EH8 the Dperefta The Gypsy Queen"
&c plot was weii rendered. while
caoruses and drills showed fine
1Mtuing. The leading characters
MNFe taken by Misses Susan Colborn,
E&akh Hyetf. MadcIin johnson. Vic
21xtA Noel Carmen Pierce. Mary
ontn1on. Edna Sires. Florence Allen.
etEth Guyer. Madeline Hatcher. Mar
MMret Harrison and Frances Pierce.
\ Among the out-of town folk In at
$&1nEaAnce were. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T..
y Lines New York; Mrs, j. @. Brooks
N M2AxkEbnrg. W. Va; Mr. and Mrs
III r. Huyett and Miss Edna Phillips
Oh Charleston. w. Va: Miss Mary
h6des, HarrisonburE, va: Mr.. Jack
0olhcrn and Miss Martha Coiborn.
Il fuGthnrg. Md: Miss Anna Henshaw,
& InWeod4 w. Va. Mr. and Mrs. John
4 Clendenning and Miss Katie Lamon,
4 8unker Hill. w. Va; Miss Amy
81 khodes. MidGletown, Va; Miss
Bertha Bowles. OF Clarke county.
Mr. Thomas r. Byrd has returned
|. 1rpm q visit To Richmond.
' Mrs Shirley Carter is visitins
4 friends in New York city
Rev barrett Tyler, rector of the
Protestant Episcopal church, of
I Mcrr1stown. n, j. who has been
Visiting hts parents, Rev, and Mrs.
@. II. Tyler. In this city. has returned
10 Morristown.
Mr.. George b. oiipin. of Baltimore.
WIS visitor here this week.
Jonah Gather, Esq. one of Fred
4 eriek countys leading citizens Ia
1 seriously Ill at his residence near
Cham hcrsviie.
Rev. George r. Mayo. of the Epis-
Eopai church. who is desoting his en-
tire time ta- Eais3aaaara-aga among
the Blue Ridge mountain people.
gave graphic account Of the work
being done at the chapel of Christ
church Monday night,
Mr. Edgar Robey. of Washington.
q. G., il visiting relatives in VIM
chester.
city Solicitor r. Gray williams has
been spending several days in Rich
mond and Washington this week.
III. ID. Fuller. cashier of the
L Farmers National Bank, visited his
B daughter. Miss Douglas Fuller, who
= spending some time in Washing
IL tan this week.
Rev. William Black, of Charlotte,
{ n. c., who conducted one of the most
successful REVEALS ever held In VIM
4 chester. has gone to Charleston, w.
Il Va, where he Is engaged in another
meeting. Mr.. Black was accom- panied
by Mr.. Andrew Burr. of Canada.
sweet gospel singer, who had charge
Ut the large choir which sang at the
q meetings In Market-Street Methodist
Episcopal church. More than three
hundred people professed conversion
and nearly all have connected them
I selves with some of the local
churches.
The annual banquet given by the
Charley Rouss Fire Company on the
occasion OF the birthday anniversary
OF their friend and benefactor, the
late Charles broadway Rouss, at
Rouss Han Friday night, Feb. II, was
one OF the most successful affairs In
the history OF the company, Among
the speakers present were: President
Il Edwin A. Alderman, of the Univer.
saty OF Virginia. Henry Gabeii. of
Washington and Virginia. and John
Paul. Jr-. OF Harrtsonburg. all of
whom responded to toasts which
struck responsive chords
Miss Mary Hack, of Winchester.
And Miss Annie Russell, of Romney,
r.. Va. have gone to New Orleans to
attend the Mardi Gras
Mr. Eddy Y. Baker, of New York
city. has been spending some time
ut the home of his father. William
HI. Baker, the chocolate maker, In
this city, Mrs. Baker and her two
interesting children are also In Win
chester
Miss Mamie Nelson. of Lons
4 Branch, near. white Post, In visiting
Miss Dorothy Gilpin at her home in
Baltimore i
German Smith. Esq. has gone to
Indiana for an extended visit.
Miss Mamie Zirkle is visiting the
Misses Shearer in Philadelphia
The handsome new buildings of the
\ Opeauon Agricultural High School at
Middletown were thrown open for
the sessions Of the school on Mon
day. The enrolment is already over
two hundred and incre asing daily.
Professor John II. Hutcheson. Nj. s..
OF the Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
" In charge, and associated with
him is an efficient corps of teachers,
Colonel Samuel Fl. Htginbotham.
one of the best known residents of
Jefferson county. has gone to Wash
4 ingtrn for treatment at a hospital
His friends anxiously await his re-
corery
Some apprehension was felt by the
fruit men for the safety of the fruit
buds during the recent severe cold
spell. Investigations since made,
however, show that no injury has
been done and the prospects for
fine fruit crop the coming season are
excellent.