Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-27
AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. May .s.-Miss Cole,
man. of Richmond. was the guest of
Mrs. G. II. Brown last week.
haywood Jones. who has been visit
ing at his old home here. returned TO
Roanoke on Friday.
Mrs. @. II. Brown and Miss Coleman
attended concert at Randolph
Macon Woman's College on Thursday.
linwood Turner went to Charlottes-
Vile on Saturday on business.
Miss Olive Clark. who has been the
guest Of Miss Charlotte Thomas at the
manse. returned to Charlottesville last
Monday.
Miss Felde Garland has returned
from a visit to her sister. Mrs. Sam
Wilson, in Lynchburs.
Miss Robbie Drummond. OF RAN
dolph- Macon Woman's College. spent
the weekend at her home here.
Attorney Thomas whitehead at
tended court at Chatham last Monday.
Writ III. Wills and two sons. OF Pc
tersburs, were Weekend guests OF
relatives here.
Thomas whitehead. Jr.. who has been
visiting his home folk. returned TO
Hopewell on Sunday.
Miss Carrie Sharp. of Sweet Briar
College, who conducts a Bible class at
Ascension Church every Sunday after
noon, last Sunday was the guest Of
Mrs. w. +. SandidEe.
-li % ~. II. uIneI EcluTneu OH Mon
day from a visit to relatives in Char
lotteSville.
Rev and Mrs. Gerald II. Payne left
on Tuesday for visit TO relatives In
Warrenton.
Attorney P r. Evans made a bust
ness trip to Tye River on Tuesday.
Miss Maude Shelton, of I.ovingston
spent Tuesday with her aunt. Miss
Lizzie Taylor
Miss Corinnc Watts was guest Of
friends in Lynchburg this week.
Harry II. SandidGe went TO Shipnan
on business Wednesday,
Mrs. Harry Corey and children. Of
Sandy Bottom, and Scott Smoot, OF
hynchburS. were guests at II. T.
Seay's last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover Ewers, who
were recently married in Nashville,
Tenn. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs q. 4. Baldock
r. +. Carpenter. who has been visit
ing relatives here. returned to Orange
OH Tuesday
Mrs. Bessie f. Ware on Tuesday re-
ceived news of the critical illness Of
her brother, J. e. Ware, Of Lynchburg
Last Monday afternoon, while en-
gagged In game OF baseball at tho
fair grounds, Pcyton r. Evans sus-
tanned painful dislocation of his
right shoulder. DR.. Edward Sandidge
rendered tho necessary medical as
sistance.
w. II. Edwards, OF the Department
of Public instruction In Richmond, was
In Amherst on Wednesday inspecting
some OF the high schools Of the county.
Rev. Ritchie Ware, pastor Of tho
First Christian Church. Lynchburg,
preached Sunday morning at Sweet
Brinr College.
G. L. Scott has returned from Colds
boro. ". c.. where he was called when
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severely scalded. Mrs. Scott will re-
main In North Carolina a few weeks
longer. -.
Kenmore" was the scene OF an at
tractive bridge party when Mra. =. T..
STROBE entertained the club on last
Thursday afternoon. The party was
rather small. OIL account of many OF
tho games were played with the same
old zeal. Miss Marion Dearborn was
presented with a dainty collar for max
Ing the highest score. Those playing
We're: Misses Bessie Robertson, Marion
Dearborn. Mrs. c. a. Joubcrt. Mrs j.
r. Goodwin, Mrs. A. r.. Strobe. Mrs. +.
NJ Beard. Mrs. S. NJ. Wills. and Mrs
Sears and Paul Sears. Of Lynchburg
Mrs. G. A Joubcrt was the delight
fully Informal hostess of the Bridge
Club last Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Scott's Hill. The prize. a
lovely IAN OF EauEe ana IVORY, was
presented to Miss Marion Dea rborn for
making the highest score. Those ac-
ccpting Mrs. Joubert's hospitality
wero: Mrs O. V. Hanger. Mrs. r. n.
Coffey, Mrs. T.. NJ. Beard. Mrs. \. T..
STROBE. Mrs. s. NJ. Wills, Mrs. j. f.
Goodwin. Misses Rosalic Harrison and
Marion Dearborn.
Tuesday night at the home OF Rev.
y. II. Moore. near Amherst. Misses
Susie and Berta Moore entertained
most charmingly in honor OF their
guest. Miss Aurelia White. Of Forest.
Many kinds OF games were played by
those present Those present were:
Miss Aurclia White, Misses Essie Rob
ertson. Corinnc Watts. Thelma Robin
son. Angelina Cameron. Ruth Ware.
Matte Sand!dGe. Lizzie Ware. Winnie
Coleman. Beatrice Harrison, Susie
Moore. Berta Moore and Mrs. Mcdaniel.
and walter Carter. Hal Myers. Harry
Mcdaniel. kincklc Mcdaniel Howard
Watts Lnwood Turner Shelby Tur-
ner, Wills Turner. Clayton Coleman.
Waller McCiinnis. Hampton Hudson.
Dayton Watts aud nr. r. r. Stickley.
Music was furnished throughout the
evening by Messrs. Shrader and Pronltt.