Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-10-03
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS


PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mr. Thomas Wright, of King and |
Queen County, called on us.
Mis- NJ. l.. Jackson has returned
TO the city after pleasant stay i'm !
New York City. the guest of Mrs. JOS |
eph Wilson. 724 Munford st.
Mrs III. A. Cobb, of North 9th
street is very i'll.
Mrs. Rosa X. Jones' music class
began work October 1st and those de-
string to secure instructions under
this accomplished lady can apply at
once.
Mrs. B. L. Carter of New York
and her daughter, Miss Elfred Will
liams are in the city and will remain.
Mr.. }. A. Smith visited Balti-I
more last week. While there in COM
peny with Mp w. b. Christian, he
took in good many of the sights in
and around Baltimore.
MIR, Geo. w. Lewis, of Atlantic
City, n. J Mr.. James Lewis, of Nor
wich, Conn.,, and Mrs. Kate Howell, of
Washington. ID. c., were in the city
this week attending the funeral of
their mother, Mrs. Martha Ann Jack
son,
Those wishing to take lesson in
art can do so by going to the Y. M. c.
A. room under Mrs. Matte @. Yancey,
one of the Columbia Negro Art Co..
teachers.
Co .l-o-k:~o...o-A = A. -
OF the Columbia Negro Art Co. A
good thing for our people to patron
ize.
Mr.. Edward Randolph is much
improved at 1888 Boyd ST.. and turn
many thanks to the members OF Lodge
No. g, X of d , and the many friends
lie is under the treatment OF DR.. Geo.
A. Taber.
Mrs. Bland, her mother and her
niece, Miss Mary Turpin have gone to
New York to live with her sister, Mrs.
Courtney Turpin.
Nh William Gray of Washing
ton, ID O.. was in the city this week
and called on us.
There will be labor mass-meet-
/ W
tober 9th at s O'Clock. Mr.. Larless oil
New York will speak.
Mr.. Grant Smith, our agent al
Winston, n. O., in company with Mr.
Cyrus johnson OF this city, called OF
us this week.
MIR. George s. Gray, of this city
who has been spending the summer al
May. expects TO reside in Bos-
ton, the coming winter.
Mrs. Caroline Mosby. of New
York City. who has been spending tn,
summer in Richmond, returned hom,
last Thursday.
Mrs. Bette Carter of ODD South
First st and her niece, Mrs. Ophelii
johnson has returned to the city from
Atlantic City, where they have beer
spending the summer, Both are look
ing we'll
We received n most encouraging
letter from b. +. Wright, Joseph Wal
lace and Thomas A. Banks on the po
litical situation
Mr.. Joseph McFunn of Powhatal
/ County, is now attending Richmon
Theological Seminary.
Miss Emma Jefferson arrived I
the city Wednesday, September S0t
after having spent several weeks wit
her sick mother in Amelia County.
-Rev. John w. Kirby, geners
agent for the University will preac
at the First Baptist Church, Sunda
at ii A. NJ.
Nice Morw do,ok+o- - A.
Adolphus Humbles OF Lynchburg. wa
in the city this week She was e
route to Hampton School.
John Forcey, whose residence
at 1919 Jay St., Richmond, has bee
, agent for the Richmond PLANET all tn
! summer season at Long Branch, Ne
, Jersey
! Mrs Ella Jackson returned HON
! last Tuesday after spending delight
/ full summer in Atlantic City. She ais
visited Philadelphia and Washingto
} on her return.
Miss Sallie Walker, who has bee
: spending a pleasant time with hi
: friends in Philadelphia. has returne
: to her home, No. 3O4 E. Baker Stree
{ City.
, Miss Cora f Cohen of PlainfielC
I. New Jersey and Miss Maggie F. Bool
: ef of Brooklyn, New York called G
. US last week in company with Mr.
Eliza Cohen of $50 Brook Ave-, whel
{ they have been stopping. After spenS
: ing six weeks with AIrs. +. Cohe
> they returned to Plainfleld, N. ]
Q and Brooklyn, New York, their hon
> well pleased with their visits on la
! Tuesday.
Mr.. Nelson w. Jordan of Farm
vile, Va, writes that the Hasadis
g Association met Sept 8, 1895 on I'll
b grounds Of the Triumph Church
: Prince Edward County. The visiEo
b had pleasant time and people regre
q ted the shortness of their stay. Or
: minister who spoke raised 81 in twe
Z ty minutes.
Good wishes are expressed for Mi
: Wilson. Brother Jordan sends 81 O