Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-08-31
SATURDAY. AUG. 81, 1895
oHURoH HILL NOTES.

Miss Eudora Johnson, the charming
and accomplish ed daughter OF Kew
VIM. II. johnson. the well-known d.
vine of Washington, ID. G., rs m the
city visiting her cousin, Mrs. William
Briggs at 2814 z st.
city for Washington, ID. o., TO visit
friends.
The charming Miss Mary Banner OF
Bavou. New Jersey is stopping with
her GRANDMOTHER at 1225}8 n. 18TH St.
Mr., Garland Jordan left the city
rather suddenly and unexpectedly TO
b;e friends for New York City ana from
thenee to Hartford, Conn, to visit
friends in that city.
Miss Rebecca Jackson who mas Deen
onite sick at her home, s2O North zStn
81 I'VE rejoice to know IS out again.
We deeply regret the sao accl1 ,ll'
sustained by Mss Gertruoe Ds 49, On a u,
Monday last at her residence zoOo EAST
Leigh st. a. .vo,r,
snd aner0etic minister who was re-
Gently called TO take the Passionate OF
the First Baptist Church OF yorktown
Va, is in the city, IL, 80 d;s-
handed sornetime ago has re-organlzeo
1r;th George Booker as President
Thomas Nelson, Sec'y. James ROBERTS
as Captain and James Tutler as LIEU
tenant. Drill every Ihursday evening
NC. A. on Church bill Is oOlne
a grand work under the nanaffS.l;e's'
ofW;lliam T. Anthony, It's entnusias-
t;e and energetic young leader. they
viii have a grand discussion on Ine
subiact of Temperance, on mex
Tuesday evening at 8 2. M, 60 raise
funds for the purpose OF helping 1he
th-oe nnfortunate and Innocent WON
sn IN whose behalf Editor John Mitch
ell ia doing such noble work; 1neY
also have song services every SUNDAY
Evening at o'clock. God speeo 'n'
work. ,.do "a, !,
response to John Mitchell, Jr., sui. o.
of Richmond PLANET appesl anu sn s..
expect to report In the very "So' -"
ture. x..-.ha.v Dart,
given in honor Miss Alice Wrlgnt
her residence, 1902 East Leigh 81 OF
Monday Evening last After inoulg
;ng in some delicious ice-cream an'
co9fectioneries until a late hour Tn
oo,,nsnv returned TO their homes we'll
pisSrStS ure was a grand open air enter
ta;n,nent given by the Venus Star ~ 20
c;si club at the residence OF MIS-. ma
r;a Harris, eli North Zsen oS -
onest were Misses Maria ye1 lSi...
Harv Ross, Nora and carrie 1Nan'
Maria Harris, Lillle hoD,ns yg,S ro1a
WslLar- Mildred Roper, Mlloreo OOlS
80, Csrr;e and Florence Barrett, M
dr.d AGNES and Esther koDlnsot
MAGGIE Crawley, Lucy and Marin
p,.1Ssn Magdalene Manning, WIN
-at+a Smith. Masters Joseph koDlnso
So~,,,aI Green. Robert Manning, hal
~. NSartin and Major Braxton
Srha funeral of Miss Mary Wllsol
.ha beloved daughter OF John an
pscbel Wilson on Friday, August <he
a~a II years and 10 months TOOK piac
Of the Fourth Baptist Church on Sus
dav morning. the Attn inst, a. -: II =
oScIock. Rev. Evans Payne cellVere
the funeral address In the noss 70
thetic and impressive sSyie, .'i. WI
s sSSdsa ;SwJ h2 beard ile j. deceased was a
ohedienf faithful and loving child, an
heloved by all who knew her. Re'
PAYNE was a constant visitor TO the sic
chamber, doing all in his power to
leviate the distress of its devoted pal
ents.
A darling one from us is gone,
A voice we loved is stilled,
A Mace is vacant in our home,
Which never can be hued'
The casket was a handsome on
tr;mmed in white velvet. MIR HenT
Cooke oficiated as undertaken de
hodv was then laid to rest IN Oakwoo
Cemetery. The pall-bearers were
follows: Hamlet Robinson, Geort
GILLIAN. Thomas Burke, George BOOB
John Thompson and David Sturtevan