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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-02
Radford

RADFORD, VA. July 2.-St. AL
bans will resume it's old name in the
fall opening as a school for boys.
Mrs. Mary Kidd leaves for Kansas
the 18th.
Captain william T. Baldwin has re-
turned from a visit 10 his old home,
Abingdon.
MIR. A. n. scanland, of Newark,
Ohio. visited friends III East Radford
Thursday -s
Mrs. Vs. ii. Keister and neice, at
tended the Anole Petit marriage Wed
nesday last, Pearisburg.
Miss Lucille Casseli Is home from
Pulaski, where she visited Miss Mary
Massie
Mrs. II. Garden has returned from
Johns Hopkins Hospital and 10 couva-
Iescing after a painful operation.
Mrs. j. c. Mcclellan is in town af-
ter two months at the Johnson-Willis
Sautorium In Richmond. She is much
improved in health.
Mr.. A. V. Adamson, from South
Bend, Indiana, Is guest at Cassel-
ton this week.
DR.. w b. F'uqua, is going TO Fair
fount, W. Va, this week to visit his
brother and see the races.
Captain j. T. Walters left yesterday
for q; two months visit TO Craig
Healing Springs.
Miss Hattie Hudgins. of Roanoke, Is
visiting here.
Miss Mary Hunter is spending the
week in Pulaski.
Prof. Anderson left Wednesday for
Lexington.
The automobile party composed OF
Miss Less Shuler and Miss Sarah
Bushnell, Mr.. w. a. Anderson, Jr.,
and chaperoned by Mrs. w. Fl. Gal
way returned Tuesday morning, being
away just one week Their itinerary
Buchanan. Harrisonburg, Woodstock
Chalestown, W. Va. The stops on
their return was made at Winchester
stanton, lexington and Natural
Bridge. One OF the most pleasant fea
lures of the trip was an informal
breakfast at Mulberry Fill. Lexington.
the childhood home OF Prof. Ander-
son and an historical old place, over
looking Washington and Lee and v.
NJ, /. This route is one of the ideal
automobile trips OF the American Con-
tinent.
The Radford team beat the Ladies'
/ S to 2. Pretty nearly the whole town
went to the game.
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to Charleston, w. Va. on Tuesday,
where they viii be the guests OF Mr..
Robert e. Mc1abe.
Mrs. Walter Taylor, Jr., and chill
dren, of Norfolk. are the guests In
town of Mrs. Powell Harrison. Mrs.
Taylor's mother.
Professor George O. Ferguson. Jr,
OF william and Mary College. Mil
liamsburg, Va. is visiting his parents
in Leesburg.
Mrs. Fannie A. Head has returned
to the home Of Miss Fanny Edwards.
after spending some time in Baltimore
at the Franklin Square hospital.
Mr.. Frank Carr, of Washington,
spent the weekend at the home Of his
brother, Mr.. Josephus Carr.
Miss Nancy Kraft has returned to
her home at Kraffville, Nd. from an
extended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Beuchler. of this town.
Miss Aileen Vansickler. Of Ashburn.
Va. has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Bruce Ogden. Mrs. Ogden was
hostess last week at party given in
honor of her sixteenth birthday.
Master De Butts Saunders, OF Wash
ington, has been visiting his grand
father. Mr.. Henry Saunders. at Lom-
hardy farm this week.
Mrs. Alfred Bawthrop, Of Whining
ton. D. c., Is visiting Leesburg as the
guest of Miss Lillias Janney.
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Cordonsville

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GORDONVILLE. July MIR. c. II.
Knighton has returned to his home in
'Hagerstown. Md, after spending sew
erai weeks with his brother. MIR. Roy
Knighton in the city.
Mrs. Cosby Is enlarging and other
wise improving her property on Main
street.
Mr. NJ. J. Campbell, of Louisa, was
Gordonsville visitor Wednesday.
MIR. Fenton Jacobs, has returned to
Richmond, after spending several
weeks with his mother in the city
Miss Myrtle Kite, of Luray. has
been spending the week with bliss
Annie Davenport.
Mr.. s. F. Hobson and family, of Mt.
Rainier, Md, are visiting at the home
OF MIR. f. d. Euband, near town
Miss Jennie Barbour was d Wash
ington visitor Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Dowinn. of Washington,
is visiting her mother, Mrs, V. Dow
inn, is in town.
Mr.. Egbert Martin, Of Glover, Va,
Is at the bedside of his brother, Mr..
w. H Martin, who Is quite sick.
Mrs. John Bibb is visiting at the
home of MIR. ]. d. Bib, in South Cor
louisville.
Mrs. Lois weakiey and son are
spending some time at Buffalo Ridge
Springs.
Mrs o. w. Johnson and Miss Mary
Martin, OF Phoenix, Arizona, are Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Martin. in South Gordonsvile.
DR. Isaac Curd is visiting in Rich
mond this week.
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house guests OF Miss Ethly Adams for
two weeks, have returned to their
homes.
Miss Mary Webb left this week for
New York city, where she sails to-day
for Naples. She will spend three
months on the continent and In Eng
land, and will attend the Passion Play
in Switzerland.
Miss Claude Umstead, of Durham,
is the house guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Norma Burweil at her home on North
Broad street.
Miss Willie Lee Stem. OF Darlington.
S. c., is the guest of Miss Ruth Mitch
ell.
Mr.. Sidney Grimsley, of Greensboro,
y. c., after spending several days as
the guest OF Mrs. T. L. Booth, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. T. l.. Booth entertained the
Social Club" at her home on North
College street Tuesday morning, in
honor of Miss Lizzie Hofkins. of Char
lotte. Besides the members of the
club, the guest OF honor, Miss Hof-
| kins, there was also present Mrs.
/ Weldon Huske, of Fayetteville.
Miss Kate Lee Hundiey. of Durham,
Is visiting Miss Graham Roberts
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Gainesville

CARTERSvILLE. VA, July "A
picnic was given Thursday at
Thomas chapel" a church about
three miles from hete.
The Fourth or July will be big
day for the Gainesville baseball play
ers. There will be a game at Haniil-
ton Park at 200 Pm. between Carys-
brook and Gainesville. and one at AIS
between Ashby and Cartersville. Re-
freshments will be served on the
grounds. the proceeds to go toward
getting piano for the new high
school.
Saturday the Gainesville team will
play Ashby on the Ashby diamond.
The new buildings around here are
going up rapidly. Mr.. Parrish's and
ed and they will be quite an addition
to Gainesville. The high school is
going up slowly.
Miss Annie Brown left Monday for
a protracted visit to her aunt in Pow
hatan.
Miss Gertrude Ford and Miss Linda
Cragwall will leave this week for
fredericksburg to attend the summer
normal there,
Mr.. and Mrs Palmore, OF Ricli-
mond. are visiting Mrs. Matte Rhodes.
day for South Boston, where they will
spend q month with their son, the
Rev. willis Reynolds.
Miss Annie Tippett left short time
past for North Carolina.
Mrs. Marvin Palmore and children
are here on visit.
Misses Amy. Mary and Amanda
Pitts, OF Elk Hill. spent some time
Sunday with Miss Lily Rhodes.
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Oxford

OXFORD. VA. July Miss Eliza
beth Norman Burwell delightfully."- en-.
tertained a number OF her friends at
cards" on Wednesday evening III
honor OF her house guest. Miss Claude
Umstead, of Durham. Hearts was the
game played, and after a very interest.
ing and enjoyable game, refreshments
consisting of ices and cakes were serv-
ed, by Misses Sallte and Marie, Rnrwell
Those present were: Misses Dorothy
Peasants. of Petersburg: Emma fl.
Jeffreys OF Goidshoro; Janet and Fan.
ME Gregory. Net Gregory, Martha
Fereo6e. Sophie Taylor. Katherine
and Isabel Fleming, Fannie Hays,
Josephine Brown. Annie Furman,
Ethly Adams. Willie Grimsley. of Snow
Hill: Kate Lee Stem. OF Darlington,
s. c.; Ruth Mitchell. Mary B. VIII
liams, Mary and sophronia Cooper ana
Messrs. T. c. Howell. Gibson Howell
Roger Bant, Marshall Pinnix, n. B.
Cannady, l.. c, Taylor. w. L. Mitchell.
Billie Lands, Kerr Taylor, d. q.
Brummitt, James White, John Hamil-
ton, c. 3. Adams. Jack Bullock, J..
q. Murchison. White Aston, r. r.
Snaith and Winfield Taylor.
Mr.. C.. b. Adams left Friday for ali
extended trip to New York and Allan
tic City.
Misses Emma II geffreys. OF Colds
boro. and Dorothy Brooke Pleasants,
OF Petersburg. who have been the
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King George

KING GEORGE. VA, July 2.-Rev
Roy Mason. of the Ragged Mountain
Mission who has been visiting rela-
tives here, has gone to Colonial Beach
Rev. X. c.. James, assisted by Rev.
Frank Burress, is conducting pro-
tracted meeting at Grace church this
week.
Mrs B. G. NJ. Reid, OF Baltimore,
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Mamie Is. Dohcrty, at W'averly
Mrs, Oscar StNYon. of Washington,
accompanied 10y her daughter, Bessie,
and on Oscar, are spending the week
at their country home. The Way
side"
Mr.. Pewterbaugh. of Oklahoma, is
guest OF Mrs. Lewis at Marion.
Miss Kate Ashton left Monday 20
attend the School OF Methods in Fred
ericksburg.
Mrs. Brinckley. of Washington. is
expected here to-day TO spend July at
"Waverley."
Miss Evelyn Winde, who has been
visiting her cousins. the Ashtons and
Carruthers, has returned to her home
in Fredericksburg.
Mrs. A. b. Causey. of Baltimore, is
visiting her niece. Mrs. Robert X. Ash
totn.( at "Robely"
Mrs. William A. Smoot, of Alexan-
dria. who has been visiting Mrs. Fitz
Jones. has returned home.
Master Ernest Pusey. OF Washing
ton, is a guest of Miss DohertyT at
Wavorley.
Clerk of Courts r. c. |. Hunter. who
was married in Washington last week.
has returned with his bride and Is at
home to their friends in King George.
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KEYSVILLE,. VA, July Mrs.
Harry Gates. of South Boston, La the
guest OF Mrs. s r. Tuggle.
Mrs. Della Jones. of Toccoa, Ca,
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson Harding.
Mrs. Charles A. Osborne left to-day
to join a party OF friends for stay
of several days at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. T. H. Williams of Richmond.
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Ellyn
Gregory
= Miss Edna Spence is suffering from
an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. II. II, Gregory. formerly of
this place, but who Is ow living in
New York, is visiting relatives in
town.
The Social Club met with Miss Ell
lie Robertson and was entertained i'll
d most charming manner. The house
was most lastly decorated In roses
and ferns, and the club spent a most
delightful afternoon. "Forty-two" was
played, after which chocolate bon
bons and Ice cream with cake was
served. Those present were Mes
danes Haley, Wood, Pettus. Farmer,
Fitzgerald, Via, May, Hammer, Prid-
dy and Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Thomas and
family, OF Richmond. are guests at
the home of K. S. Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Priddy left to-
day for a stay of several days visiting
relatives in oxford, n. c.
Mr.. p. H. Osborne has returned
from a business trip to Richmond,
Va.
Mr.. A B. Hammer Is spending his
vacation a Virginia Beach.
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ELkO, VA, July IA few months
ago prayer meetings were begun in
this neighborhood from house to house
and people became very much inter
ested on the subject of religion that
a new church has been organized at
Elko.
Dances were a familiar pasttme be-
fore this work was begun, but now
the violinist has no fee. as the relig-
ious movement takes the people TO
worship.
The Elko Sunday school will give a
picnic to Forest Hill Park via the
Seven Pines electric car line on Tues
day. July IL.
There will be picnic at Antioch
Baptist church Monday, July 4. The
New Bridge church Sunday school and
Antioch Sunday school will have their
picnic at Antioch together July 4.
Little Bernice kahle, who was OPP
Grated on at the Memorial Hospital a
few weeks ago by DR.. Charles Robins
has so far recovered as to be able to
be removed to her aunt's. Mrs. Dun
ford, of Richmond.
Little Clyde Robins, who was rushed
TO the Memorial Hospital few weeks
ago. having stuck n rusty nail In his
foot, has recovered.
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SCOttSVille

sCOTTSyILLE, VA. July Miss
Lucie II. Powers gave a delightful af-
ternoon tea Monday in honor of her
friend, Miss Nina Workman, of Roam
oke. Va. Besides the hostess and the
guest of honor. there were present:
Misses Marietta Powers. Clara Pitts,
Nora billiard, Elizabeth Holiday.
Carietta Tompkins. Rose S, Farrar.
Miss Grace Burgess. of Richmond;
Miss Halves, of Charlottesville; Mes
DANES n. T. Scluter, Frank Packin-
son. J. F. Blair, d. II. Pitts, E. l..
Fox, ID. Fl. Lewis, l.. Fl. Waltor, ]. V.
Perkins, John s. Davis,
Miss Katie Lynch, Of Washington,
Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. J.
II. Fox.
Miss Grace Burgess, Of Richmond,
is the guest of Miss Clara Pitts. at
Belle Haven"
Miss Kate Tompkins, of Elkins, w.
Va. is at Mrs. ID. W. Hancocks on
"Snowden."
Jackson Beal was in Richmond sew
eral days ago.
cambridge Spottswood, of Peters
burg Is here this week.
~'i"S i~uNS ApiliiihIbS, Oh the Miller
School is the guest of Mrs. y. ". Han
cock.
Misses n. NJ. and Bessie Hill have
returned from Chicago, where they
have been visiting their brother, DR..
Emory Hin.
Mrs. Otho Sutton. Of Muntio, Is the
guest of Mrs. w. O. Staples this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. D. Wingheld and
Charles ,Wingtield, of Richmond were
at their old home at Warren Wednes-
day
Rev. ]. A. Christian left Wednes.
day for Cartersville where he will
remain several days
Miss Maggie @. Clements, If Rich.
mond, is at her home here for the
summer.
Mrs. w. A. Powers and Miss Lind
say Powers. of Richmond will spend
the Attn of July at THE Terrace"
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Enporia

EA1PoRIA VA, July Mrs. s. e.
Walker, of Rocky Mount, n. c.. ana
Mrs. L.. A Guy. of Richmond, are
visiting at the home OF Sheriff Lee.
Misses Ida and Marietta Cato and
Laura Briggs are attending the sum-
mer Normal at Charlottesville,
Miss Gertrude Taylor, of Gaskins,
left Thursday for Farmville, where
she will attend the Normal school.
Mr., John r, Grigg visited friends
here this week
Miss Hettys Jones, of Hoopersville
Md, is visiting Miss Rhodesa Heck
man. OF Emporia.
Mr.. J. F. James. Of City Point. has
returned home from visit to his SON.
in-law. Mr.. J. L. Suffer. cashier of the
Planters National bank of North EN-
poria.
Mrs. J. E. Baker and Mrs. Eddie
Wyche visited Mr. and. Mrs. John
Miles, their parents, in Brunswick
county. this week.
Major and Mrs. z. f. Boodwyn have
moved into their handsome new resi-
dence on the corner of Main and
Church streets.
Mrs William NJ. Brldgforth, OF EN-
poria, is the guest of relatives in Rich
mond
MFs' IhdEies fouIoTu, VINO mas Deen
in Richmond for surgical treatment In
hospital, has returned home much
improved to the delight Of her many
relatives and friends.
Miss Bette. daughter of Sheriff Lee,
Is visiting friends in Rocky Mount.
n. c.
Miss Nellie Price returned from an
extended visit to friends in North
Carolina this week.
|. Mrs. Harry Schwartz. of Richmond,
has been on visit to Mrs, w. F. Deal
this week, but has returned to her
home.
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Bon Air

BON AIR, VA. July "A very
amusing and enjoyable tacky party
was given at the library building ia
Monday night for the purpose OF pIat-
ing new literature on the shelves me
public responded literally and meTri-
mcnt waxed hot as the taCks ar
:iVed. grotesque and absurd in mix"
ture Of color and design, making up
their costumes. Miss Maude Miller
won the hearty applause and vote OF
the crowd, when she appeared. rural
and shy In a creation that bore evi-
Sence II much thought and striving
20 win the PRICE which was presented
10 her later In the evening. All OF
Bon Air was present with goodly
sprinkling OF guests and strangers
STAYING herb for the summer months.
Miss Jennie Talcott, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. 7. 4.
Parker. Of Leeshurg. has returned
home.
Miss Lucy Howard, Of Norfolk, Is
with Miss Nellie Mcclure.
Alan Ferguson is home again, after
q two weeks stay at Big Stone Gap.
Miss Edith Scotiin. Miss Juliet Talcott
and Richard McCargo, of Knoxville.
were entertained this week by Colonel
and Mrs r. NJ, r. Talcott,
Mrs Harvey Blair. OF New York, has
been with NJ ISIS Maude Miller recently.
Mrs. r. e. B9dgeforth has returned
!. from Waynesbcfo.
Miss Mary Lecky is visiting the
Misses Cox
Miss Harriet Cooke has returned
from a visit TO the Misses Cringan in
Richmond.
Registered at the Bon Air Inn this
week are MIR. and Mrs Frank Samp-
son. Miss Sue Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Peple Mrs. Tucker and Mr..
and Mrs Thomson.
Miss Royal. who was the guest last
week of the Misses Ellerson, has re-
turned to Richmond.
The weekly dance at the Country
Club was we'll attended on Tuesday
night with quite an addition from
Richmond.
Miss Agnes Brigg has been visiting
Miss Liza Christian.
Miss Page Nixon was the guest o!
Miss Montague early IN the week.
Miss Hattie Scott was the guest OF
Miss Halle Talcott m Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Hudspeth and the Misses
Morse attended the dance on Tuesday
and were guests Of Mrs Burlington for
that time.
Miss Louise Thomas sof Norfolk, was
the guest this week Of Mrs. Edwin
Finkerton,
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r alr,ncunt

Mr. and Mrs. George Farrier. haye
Portsmouth. -
s., Mr. John Felvey. who was very badly
weeks ago Is getting on very nicely.
Mr; and Mrs. W. Grayson MRhan4s.
OF hinton. West Va. are thu guests 81
.nelr sister, Mrs. J. l. Grimm OF Twen-
Mr.. Jasper Woody. Of Twenty.second
street. who was operated on at the Afe-
mortal hospital several days ago IL
Mrs. J. c. Minton. left wednesday
Tor scottsvtlle. to visit her sister, Ms.
Priddy for the remainder OF the SUM
Mr.. Eddie Woody has moved his fam.
lily to Chimborazo park.
MISS Estelle Leonard. of Gordons-
Vile. is visiting her friends the Misses
SCOTS OF Mostly street.
Miss Hazel Sterling mas left for
ocean View to visit relatives and
friends.
Miss Grace Ellerton has returned
home from a pleasant stay at Buckroe
Mrs. John Reams. who has been sick
for several days Is convalescing,
Mr. and Mrs. Farrell left TUESDAY
for Norfolkp, to spend the fourth with.
Mr.. Eddie Tupman. Of Baltimore. Is
Z. s Crane. Of Darlington street
MISS Ethel Smith left Tuesday night
for New York TO visit her sister
The home of Mrs. William Ftdler
was the scene OF gay company
Thursday evening when Mr. and Mr.
William Fidler celebrated the twenty
nfth anniversary OF their MARRIAGE.
The house was beautifully decorated
in palms and cut flowers and the hrida.
looked charming In gray messaline With
silver and crystal trimmings. Her ats
tendants were Mr.. Robert r. Perktnson
and A. w. Creekmore ushers Of hoY
former marriage. The bride entered
tn parlors with her husband ~ Mr.. VIII
liam Fidler and carried white cArna-
tions. The flower girls were little
Misses Ola May and Evelyn palmer,
gowned in white organdy with silver
trimmings and carried baskets OF pink
sweet peas. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. ". r.. Burrell. pAss
tor of Paramount Baptist church, -.
sisted by Rev. J. L, Tucker. Mrs, 81.
dye r. Gary rendered the wedding
march and other selections. After tbs
ceremony they were ushered Into tbs
lining room where q sumptuous SUM
per was served. The dining table Wa
decorated In fruits of the season ana (
huge silver bell hung over head under
whi~l was the brides cake with TWEEN
ty-hve candles and the dates lssS-1sio.
and a miniature bride and groom etoo6.
The popularity OF the couple waa ~.
tested by the many handsome and use
full presents OF silver they received and
tn congratulations aud besl Wishes g
their many friends
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Point on their return home on Thurs
day.
Mrs. W. A. Loving and daughter
were the guests of Mrs. A. Julian
Bagby this week. they will return to
West Point and board at the Edwards
Cottage the last OF the week for awhile.
Mrs Charles F. Harper. nee Miss
Lily King. formerly of West Point.
now OF Port Norfolk, is spending a
part OF the summer at Hotel O'Con-
ner. She has her three children with
her.
Mrs. Thos. II. Edwards was called
to Richmond this week by the death
OF her mother, Mrs. Hockaday of
South Fourth street.
The Fourth of July will be Tag Day
IN West Point for the benefit of the
High school, under the auspices OF
The School improvement League. The
object Is TO put a substantial fence
around the school property, SO that the
play grounds may be ready by the
opening of the session In September
Mrs Walsh. mother Of MIR. NJ. Daily
Walsh, OF Philadelphia. has been
spending a few days with her son here,
this week. She goes from here with
her parents to Cape May. where her
parents have gone every summer for
&c years.
Miss Josephine Ware is expected
home this week from New York, where
she has been the guest Of her brother,
Mr.. sheldon Ware, for several months.
Misses Emily Fuller and Lady Lewis
have returned from Williamsburg
where they have been visiting in con-
nection with the William and Mary
Finals.
The children e. from the Masonic
Home for Orphans. near Richmond
came down to West Point this week
with the excursion from St. Johns
Episcopal church, and had a good
time. Special courtesies were shown
them by the Masons here. represented
by a. Julian Bagby, Master of the
Lodge here and Mr.. w. II. Bell, dis
frict deputy
Mr.. George Lindsay well-known In
legislative circles visited friends in
this his old home this week.
Misses Elizabeth and Augusta
Thurston, of Baltimore, Ne daughters
of Lucy Meaeham ThuyEton, the Au-
thoress, are spending Jfe summer will
their aunt, Mrs. J. Nv. Marshall, in
West Point and a little later they VIII
be Joined here by their mother who
Is no wat OceaR City. Md
Miss Writ shelton has returned to
her home here from Georgia whers
she has beyh engaged In business.
Miss Henrietta Anderson who has
been the/guest of Miss Annie Mccain
has returned TO her home In Denton,
Nd. +
Ms Robert c. Garden and son
Robert, left Friday for a visit ID
friends In Chase City.
Miss Fife Garden is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Albright in Wa9hington,
d. c.
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Abingdon

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ABINGDON. VA. July 2.-Miss
Annie Snider, of Richmond, Is the
guest Of Judge and Mrs. r. NJ Page
in their handsome home on Valley
street.
Miss Carrie Ipboden left on We'd
nesday to attend the summer school
at Emory and Henry College.
Mrs. Mary Moore Davis, president
of S. j. Institute, is attending the sum-
mer normal at Knoxville, Tenn.
Mrs, John M. Kreger and little chill
dren and her mother, Mrs. Baldwin,
of Radford, left Thursday to visit rel
atives in Russell county.
Miss Helen Withers has gone to
visit friends at Chilhowie.
Mr.. Ralph Ingham. of Richmond. is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs w
b. lngham
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Widener are
occupying their new home on Valley
street.
DR. and Mrs. f. F. Kahle have had
a merry household since the wedding,
Misses Kahle, of Blueheld, w Va
and Gillette. of Maria. Tex, being Wis
itors of Misses Ernestine and Eva
kahle and receiving much attention
from the young people of the town.
MIS- JdHle 1Hpilds entertained IOr
her son in their honor on Monday
evening. the Misses Booker on Tues
day evening and Mrs. S. A. Carson
for her son. Charles H. Carson, on
Wednesday evening, complimentary to
Misses Kahle and Gillette.
At Mrs. Carson's the entertainment
feature was game Of progressive
hearts, which was participated in by
twenty-six Of the younger society peo-
pie Of the town. A delightful salad
/ course was served during the evening.
Mrs Carson was assisted by Mrs. John
c. Jennings and Miss Nancy S, Booker.