Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-29
NEST POINT women
GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS
Arrive and Start Large
Glasses to Work.
EApPREcIATE COMFORT BAGS
Donors Receive Letters Expressing
Thanks of Sailors-Loving Cup
Presented Mrs. II. W. Eubank.
Social News Of Interest.
Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch

WEST POINT, VA. July 2S.-After
several unavoidable delays. Major EN-
fly Waterman and Lieutenant Eleanor
->Du Bcis. OF the National Service School,
near Washington. arrived in town last
Monday afternoon and began Work with
classes of about forty women. teaching
surgical dressings. etc. Mrs. William
S. McClintic and Mrs. Fannie Shacle-
ford Reed are here AS assistants. The
Red Cross workers are enthusiastic and
are comfortably located. w. r. Broad
dus providing two rooms and an cleo
trio fan. The classes are working
from . to - o'clock in the morning
This is to last for eight days.
Mrs. John sydney Morris, superln-
tendent OF the Woman's Missionary
Union auxiliary TO the Rappahannock
meeting at Harmony Grove. in Middle
sex AS she is now living at West
Point and within the limits Of the Do
yer Association, she could no longer
serve as superintendent in the Rappa-
hammock Association. SO Mrs. Hard
castle. wife of a minister in MiddieseS.
was appointed superintendent
Miss Margaret Twcedy, of Norfolk,
who is employed by Virginia Baptist
women as a missionary among the i'm
migrants in Norfolk, was present and
told much of interest as to her work.
One OF the features OIL PcnGTai
est to all in this section was the pres
entation of handsome silver loving
cup to Mrs. r. w. Eubank, of Dunns-
willie. Essex County, former superin-
tendent Of this work in the Rappahan-
mock Association.
Miss Bessie Num- and Mrs. f. c.
Veazey. of West Point; Mrs. X. 4.
Richards ard Mrs. w. II. Montague, of
King William. left on Tuesday morn
Ing for a trip &c Ocean View, Mrs.
D. z. Fleshan. of Richmond. joining
them in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Henley. of Colds
boro, y. c. will visit Mrs. *. T. Rich
ARDS in August at King William.
Misses Sallic Goode and Marian Lewis
were entertained in Gloucester by Mrs.
John NJ. Lewis. Miss Goodc, who is
from Washington. ID. c., after spend
ing several weeks in the Lewis home
here. has joined her mother at Mark
ham. Fauquier County, for the remain
der Of the summcv.
Mrs. Charles Barham, formerly Miss
Mariana Wilkinson. Of Yves, Point,
now of Nashville. Tenn, has been
spending some time with her mother.
Mrs. Jane Wilkinson, of West Point.
She has returned to her home accom-
panied by her son, Charles.
Mrs. Mamie Byrd Shack lcford, OF
Saluda, announces the engagement. and
approaching marriage OF her daughter.
Miss Ida Mae. to Rev. Harvey GIauss,
of Alta Vista. Va. Tho marriage will
take place early IN the fall.
Miss Marguerite Palmer and Frank
Richardson, Of Newport News. will be
married in early September at Saiuda
Miss Palmer is the daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Walter c. Palmer. of Saluda,
Mrs. Priscilla Bet Henley, Of Clifton
Forge, passed through West Point re-
Gently. going to her old home il King
and Queen County. She IS the sister
Of Mrs. John ". Ryland
Mrs. e B. F. Courtney, who filled an
important position at Richmond Col
leEe, is spending some time with friends
IN King and Queen, her old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Krider and
little daughter. Of Philadelphia. and
Maurice Rogers. of the same place. are
A. S Hudson. Mrs. Krider will be
pleasantly remembered here as Miss
Anna Milford.
DR.. H. H. Hewlett, formerly Of
"alkerion. has Joined the medical de-
partment Of the army, and has been
ordered to a training camp in New
ork Mrs. Hewlett will be in Walker
ton soon 10 visit relatives. She will
then go TO New York, 10 be with her
husband until he leaves for France
Archer c. Ryland. of walkerton, lief,
Tor New York Sunday to meet the In
ternational Committee on Young Mems
Christian Association work. He ex-
poets an early assignment 10 service
among the enlisted men, either in this
country or in france
Mrs. Branch kevan Parker, who lived
In West Point for many years. and
has many friends here. is expected in
few days. Her visit has been de-
ia4ed by illness. She has spent the
summer so far in wayncsboro Va.
Mrs. Henry Denmead OF Richmond
is visiting Mrs. Leland Treat, her
sister -in-law
Misses Emily and Inez walco,t have
returned, after delightful visit n
friends in Richmond.
Mrs r. W. Eubank Is in Reister-
town, Md. with her son. T. T. Eubank.
Sne expects 10 return TO her home in
Virginia after August J.
Francis p. BaGby. who attended III.
Dover Association in Richmond last
week. was entertained in the home NJ
DR.. T. Nash Broaddus
Kew +. w. Billings, Mrs Billings
and two daughters, Misses Margare,
and Mary, Will leave August for their
annual vacation IN the mountains Of
nHs'h,a' lhey Will be gone until
September J.
Dr. May Farinholt Jones. resident
physician OF the State normal college
Hattiesourg, Miss. has arrived in Wcst
Point TO spend the balance of hor va,
cauon With her parents. Colonel and
Mrs. 3. l.. Farinholt, and other rcla-
tives 'e4"
Many letters have been received in
west folnt by the women who have
ssht comfort bags to the sailors from
those who received them The Letter.
express great appreciation
Mrs. Birch. of Petersburg 10 ,bo
guest OF Rev. j.. ". BILLINGS ana