The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
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Winchester

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINCHESTER. VA. March g.
Mrs. Elizabeth Van Hutton and her
daughter. Miss Van dsn Nest. who
have been spending some time i'll Win
chester. left on Wednesday for British
Columbia
In Washington and New York.
Miss Sarah X. Wood has gone to
New Orleans on an extended visit to
relatives and friends
Miss julia Reed Taylor has return
"a to Washington. Miss Taylor spent
the winter in Winchester.
Miss Ella S. Morehead, who has
been spending some time past at Blue
Ridge Summit. Pa, has returned to
her home here.
MIR. Henry M. Little, of Norfolk,
Va. is visiting relatives in this city.
Rev. Henry NJ. White, the yenera BILE
pastor OF opequon Memorial, Round
Hill soas Burnt Presbyterian churches.
has been presented with a handsome
driving set hy the members of his con-
gregations.
AR. j. Nj. Brereton, for many years
director of the famous Stonewali
Band, OF stanton. Va, Spent several
days with friends in Winchester this
week
Bishop Lloyd confirmed a large
class at Christ Protestant E,piscot,al
church In this city on Thursday even
Ing OF this week. On Wednesday ne
confirmed a class at Stephens city,
this county
Mr.. Mason Amber, OF parkersiturg.
NY s-y--sfseHt- several tfrys- VIM TTfs
grandfather, MIR. G. S. Baker. at his
nome on Market street. this week.
Colonel Robert Lee. grandson of
General Robert K. Lee, made the pre-
sentation speech when the crosses OF
honof were delivered to the Confeder-
ate veterans at the courthouse, Ber-
ryvilie, on Tuesday afternoon.
ar. IL. X. Homer spent a week
With relatives and friends at Charles
town, w. Va
Mrs Peter yredenbnrgh and little
son. James Vredenburgh. I'd, who have
been spending the winter with Mrs.
Vredenburgh's parents. Mir. and Mrs.
Alexander NJ. Baker, returned to their
home at Freehold. y. j.. on Satur-
day last
Miss Matte SHETLAND, of New York,
is visiting Miss Marguerite Norton at
her nom. on Rraddook street.
Mr.. Fred. II. Hsbta, of Washing
ton. spent several days with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. =. Il. Habte. In
this city
Mr. H. Clay Krens has returned
from "a visit to relatives In Phiie del
phia.
AIRS. Stella Prince. who has been
visiting her mother, airs. George v
Oyler. has returned to her home In
kaIttsnnre.-
Il. Gray Williams spent several days
In Washington this week.
Miss Bertha Bowies Is visiting Miss
Laura Crown at her home in Balti-
more.
Miss Mabel boane, OF Philadelphia.
spent several days with the Misses
Miller at their home in Stephens city
this week.
AIRS Marshall Mccormick ana
daughter, Miss Gertrude Mccormick.
at Refrssilie. are visiting relatives In
Norfolk.
Miss Douglas Fuller. daughter III
Mr., and Mrs. III. ID. Fuiier. has re-
turned from the Maryland University
Hospital. Baltimore. much improved
In health.
Rev George r Tyler, presiding ell
der of Winchester district. Nj. f..
Church, South, 10 making the final
rounds III his charges for this con-
ference year He reports progress all
AoHk the HhS.
Camrey's Band. a fine musical or
r gaaization from Martinsburg. ". Va.
zane over 10 Winchester on. last Sat-
urday evening and rendered conpert
in the Market Street Rink for the
benefit of the Sarah Zane Fire COM
panY bazaar. which was in progress,
A handsome gum was realized. After
visit To the bazaar and a parade
the visitors returned home on q spe-
ciai train over the Cumberland VAL
hey railroad
A telegram from New Bedford.
Mass. received this week. announces
the arrival OF a son at the home of
Lieutenant and Mrs. Abney Payne. mt
Fort Rodrnan. The young gentleman
Will be named In honor OF his grand
father, DIR. william p Mcclure. of
Winchester.
The last span in the new steei
bridge over Cedar creek on the Baiti-
more and Ohio railroad has been
placed In position and there will be
no further interruption of traffic. The
bridge Is a three-span affair and one
OF the finest pieces of work on the
Valley branch.