Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-19
Miss Mary E. Johnson is visit

are Vl5lUlng Olu IOlnU, va.
We have received "The Baptist
Teacher. "The Baptist Superintend-
ent," Bible Lessons" "Our Young
People," "The Sunlight" 1.-The
Young Reaper, "The Worker" and
"Our Little Ones for August.
These publications are spleDdidly
edited and should he i'm every home,
American Baptist Publication SOcie~
ty, Philadelphia, Pa, Publishers.
We have received n most inter
esting story, in pamphlet form from
the pen of the brilliant Mrs. Ora
Langhorne of Lynchburg, Va.
Aunt Pokey's Son" We have read
every line of it with increasing inter-
est In some portions it strongly
reminds one of Uncle Toms Cabin"
while to one who have witnessed
similar scenes it depicts, and expert
enced similar hardships, it awakens
feeling that asserts itself long after
the pamphlet has been laid aside
/. p. Bell 4 Co. of Lynchburg Va,
are the publishers.
-Ex-Sergeant Co. b. 25th Inf,
discharged February 25th, was mar
ried on the 10th of July. He and his
bride left last Thursday for Red
Lan1, Cal, where they will n axe
their future home.
Miss Hester Lightfoot and
Miss Mary T. Willis are spending
some days in Guiney's and Wash
ngton, ID. c.
Mrs. Ida b. Bell, No. All n.
18th St., is visiting Miss LulaMOnta.
que ut Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. Albert Taylor of Fine
Greek Mills, POwhatan Co. Va, call
ed on us.
Miss Sarah V. Roberts of Din
widdie Co., was in the city en- route for
Philadelphia.
Miss NJ. Elizabeth Willis left
the city Sunday night for the Old
Sweet Springs, w. Va, where she
will spend the remainder OF TIE sum-
mer.
"A Virginia Teachers Associa-
tiOn has been organized with an
Executive Board consisting of the
following: Profs. ID. Il. Williams,
A. NJ. chairman; Il. ID. Scott, j. NJ.
Colson, A. b., ID. w. Davis, Miss
Kate Cook, Meslames james III.
Hayes, Rosa d. Bowser. The exer-
cises began July 14th.
MIR. j. Cox of Brazil, Indiana.
aud Mr.. Alexander Harper nf Luneu-
burg CO., Va. are in the city.
Rev. Albert Ray aud Mr.. +. ID.
Bower OF fredericksburg called on
us. Rev. Ray has erected Church
there and with soon be in the city
again, in the interest Of IL.
Mr.. s. G. Woodbridge, former
ly of Richmond, Va, but now of
Perkasie Pa, is visiting New York
city and is the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Nj. A. Peterson, 100 w. 9th
ST.
Mr. j. Wesley Jones has been
appointed let ter-carrier in the Rich
/ mond Post Office A good appoint
ment. Keep up that kind of music,
Mr.. Postmaster.
MIR. Frank Foster of New York
city, arrived here on July 4th, and
! is visiting his relation ON North
1st St, Mr., John Foster. He was
invited by Mr.. VIM, Booker, around
to the Band Headquarters July 8.
Capt. E. f. Robinson's celebrated
band played IA few of it's selections.
which were very fine. He will leave
for New York on Tuesday. Capt.
+. +. Robinson, Messrs. VIM. B.
Booker, JOS. Banks, VIM. Kenney
Albert X. Hucless and others, will
be the guest of Mr.. Foster on Mon
day night before leaving.
Miss Ella Boiling in company
with her niece left the city this week
or Lewisburg, West Va.
DR.. VIM. Troy of Portsmouth
] Va, has been dangerously i'll, but is
improving.
-Miss Sarah B. Burrell left fol
BrQoklFn, New York. She will ht
the guest of her sister Mr.. Wilson II
Gray formerly OF this city.
Rev. George H. Boswell anG
wife arrived in the city from New
York last Tuesday. The elder left
for New York. They were celebrat
ing the oath year of their marriage
Miss Sylvia G. Boiling is spenc
: ing the remainder of the hot summe
ia Norfolk, Va, with her aunt Mrs
, Louisa Boiling.
Mrs. Thomas Lee Page OF Phil
adelphia is in the city for the sum
mer, looking very fine.
MIR, r.. r. Stovall of Washing
ton, d. G. is in the city.
Don't talk to me, I'm going O
the 4th Baptist Church picnic, Nor
day July 28th to Hampton.
Mrs. NJ, F. Gaines form erly {
Q Richmond, Va, now of Baltimore
: visiting our city. Her many frien
{ wish her much pleasure during he
q stay.
= Mr.. w. II. Anderson, sang j
the First Baptist Church Choir las
/ Sunday morning.
!. Rev. Talaman of Englan,
n preached at the First Baptist Churc
Sunday, from l Corinthians A.
Mrs. Orra La1ghoEge Of Lyncl