Arvonia Bobby Haden. of VMI. and ’•iend, of Mary Washington Col were week end guests of Dr. 'nd Mrs. Earl J. Haden. Mrs. Milo Evans has returned ‘ the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joel M. LeSueur. after attending the in auguration of the president. While in Washington. Mrs. Evans also toured the White House. Recent guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Andersen were Garrett An derson, of Charleston. W. Va.. '"birtis Anderson, of Alexandria, snd Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ryles and '’auchter, Emily, of Rocky Mount, N. C. Richmond Visitors Mrs. J. H. Snessard. Mrs J. M. ’T*nnah, Kenneth L. Jones, Mrs. ’eel IeSueur. Mrs. M. F. LeSueur end Mrs. M. M. Johns and daugh ter. Sarah, were Richmond visi *ors, last week. Mrs. O. R. Lan ford and Mrs. T. A. Yancey and daughter. Evelyn, were Richmond visitors, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. James Ritter and W. J. Bersch attended funeral "ervices for Willie Charleton, last Wednesday, at Dillwyn. Miss Helen LeSueur and Cary 'tiiphcs were Charlottesville visi tors, Saturday. Luncheon Guests Mrs. Milo Evans and Mrs. Joel TeSueur were luncheon guests of Mrs. Melville Johns, Friday. Mrs. J. M. Hannah and Melville Johns were Richmond visitors. Sunday. They attended the instal lation service of Dr. W. A. Johns as elder in the First Presbyterian Church. The Women of the Church met with Mrs. M. M. Johns, last Thursday, with nine in attend ance. Mrs. w. B. Clark, president, reviewed the home mission book.

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