The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
GORDONSVILLE
Especial TO The Tirnea-DispatctL ]


Gordonsviiic. Va. August Se-Mrs: James
E Flewelien gave deIlshtfui hve hundred
la rboursvilie. in honor OF their guests. Mis-.
Mathews and John l.. Brown.
wamberrie we're week-enu guests of MIR. and
Mrs Wilbur Osborne.
Mrs. Alien Potts returned from Warren.
ton Friday. She was one o; tho most
popular and successful exhibitors At the
annual horse show.
nbcth stra:ton this week Miss Vaughn has
many friends In and about GordonsviiIe.
who cordially bil her welcome
Airs Ennis and little Miss Martha Ennis.
OF Washington. were quests ut Spring.
friends and relatives at scottsvile before
returning home.
Mrs Russell who has su, lately returned
DOR. IS spending some time at Spring
Mrs Lea. Miss Mary Wyatt and the Misses
Cccelir ana Harriet Washington. who have
been guests ut sprinGneids for tho pas,
month, spent several days this week In
Charlottesville visiting Monticello" and the
university.
in Spotsylvanic visiting Ut the home OF his
uncle. Frank Harris who has been serious-
ly III for several weeks.
Alfred Goodloe, of Philadelphia. is visiting
his mother. Mrs Charlotte Goodioe. Mt Con
Mr Parrish and r. b. Eddns. OF Rich
mond. were. weekend guests at Commission
Wednesday after a weeks stay at
j F " Rumn spent a few days with his
family at "spr!ngheids" this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Cameron and Miss
Jean spent several days this week in Peters
"sprlnEneld," wa. the scene Of very
Msesy .n sh the being
participants were Oscar H. cranz. In the
..Reysries OF B"eheor. Those ,,s repre- re-
cr es!nS M,, Of ms
I'll. Ixyrd Mall IA
butante; Mis1 Sm.atEnan. trained nurse;
Mrs. F. f w. Ruitin. soubrette; Mrs.
Mrs. John Chandler, OF Washington. mill
tnnt suffraEette. and rs hitting climax 10
by Miss Martha Graves. This was followed
by numerous tableaux Others contributing
Miss Laura W: Newman, Miss Harrie; wash
inEton. OF Huntington. w. Va. Beverly
Parrish. Of Richmond: Ashby Monday.
Beverly Goodioe and Lestor l. shannon. To
the musical numbers the success Of the
evening Is chiefly due to Miss Lucy d.
Ewing. of Washington as accompanist II.
Green shackleford. OF Orange. rendered sew
eral ragtime songs. Oscar H. Cranz's rem
dillon OF "Jessc's Dream was executed
were delightfully."- sung by Miss Myrtle Nc
Alexander In n clear soprano. accompanied
by Miss Marie Ford. OF Richmond. After
the performance refreshments We're served
on the beautiful lawn OF ''springhelds"
NON at the home of his mother. Mrs. Fiem-
ing Brisco. returned to his regiment sta
regret OF his many friends
Vernon c. Stricken left few days ago
to spend some week, weeks With t,,. relatives and
A. r. and L. S. Downer spent few
days this week at tho home of their
uncle, Ashby MCMILLAN, In Clifton Forge
r. r. Eggleston spent n few days this
week with his daughter, Mrs. John Scott
Cowherd. en- route from visit OF seyf4'al
weeks with relatives at Criglersviilc. oN,s
home in Richmond.
Mrs. w. r. Downer and daughter. Miss
B,tt, q
erai months with relatives III San Angelo.
Tex. and Clifton Forge. have returned to
their homo in the city.
Mrs. Blue. OF Charlottesville. and Mrs.
Corrie Nuckois. OF Richmond. were guests
several days this week OF Mrs. James d.
Bibb. in South Gordonsvilie.
Mrs. J. l.. Jones and iittlo son have re-
turned from visit OF MO weeks with rela-
tives and friends In Charlottesville.
George Goodwin. of Danvillc. and John
Goodwin. OF Washington. were guests SOW
eral days this week OF their sister. Mrs.
". i. Richnrd3.