Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-04-17

saw nef 1asJ InurSOdY Sa10 that she
lived at 23O8 N Street and boarded
with Mrs. Traylor.
HAS RETURNED.
Mr.. @ T. Moore has returned to the
city from Nrwark. New Jersey where
he has been in attendance upon the fu-
neral of his brOther-in-law who died a
few days ago. His mother welcomed
him gladly as did his sister. He has
also made arrangements to have them
with him at his home, corner 3ist and
P sts. Notwithstanding the pre- sence
of the grim monster death, he was the
recipient of many delightful dinners
prepared by some of his intimate
friends among whom were Mrs. Sarah
Day and Msssrs. Lewis Jones and
Squire McGhee. He spent a pleasant
time.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
About s 80 O'Clock Monday morning,
Mrs. James Holleran of 1719 North 17ih
Street while crossing the Clay street
line Richmond Railway and Electric
Company, near the corner of 9th street
in her buggy was run into by a car.
The vehicle was upset throwing her to
the ground with great force. She was
carried into Broaddus' store corner 9Th
and Clay. Prompt restoratives were
applied. DR.. George H Bright in re-
sponse to the call from the telephone
hurried to the scene. She was after
wards taken to her home in this Sec
tion. Though very badly injured
there are chances for her recovery.
personal AID GENERAL NEWS.
The Thessalonisns are to cross Lats
Easter Monday with the Corinthians,
after which there will be a grand treat
at the headquarters.
Thanks for the invitation to to at
tend the Easter Gathering of the
IChrysanthemum Social Club, Monday
at the residence of Mrs. Caroline Coles
on North 9th st.
Mrs l.. w. Watson who has been Sc
riously sick for the past six weeks at
the residence of her father. Mr. Pol
lard on North 35th street is rapidly
Iconvalescing.
Airs. Maria Harris has left the city
for Philadelphia TO spend pleasant
Easter with her daughter.
Miss julia Ivison has left the city fol
Brooklyn, New York
Mrs Alpheus Scott continues quite
sick.
Ha ha ha Fish and Oysters are
ldelicacies to many, and il you want &c
order them and have them delivered
10 O. D., call on Mr. William n. Brown
(formerly with Mr.. John Pedestal, a.
his we'll fitted up stand, corner 27tl
and r streets. fresh daily. Will,
there, stop for some OF his choice vege
tables.
Mrs. Mary A. Harvey is GONZALES
cling.
Mr. Robert Patterson has been 9uit.
sick at his residence, S23 North 30tl
street, but is better now.
Rev. w. Brown, pastor OF 26tl
Street Chapel has returned to hi
flock from his home in Fairfax Count,
where he has been in attendance upoI
his madame who is as yet indisposed
Mr. Nathaniel Gibbs is no NOR
agent for the Workingmen's Aid Asso
citation.
i MIR. Daniel Bowler is desirous tha
all of the scholars in his class (Iunio
numbrr 81 be at the Fourth Churcl
Sunday School next Sunday Easte
tokens will be given them.
Il Mr.. James Burnett was thrown froT
his horse last Thursday near corner {
20th and Grace streets, and broke hi
leg.
}. SHOW THEIR APPRECIATION.
I'll On Thursday night, April 8th. tn
& Virginia Guitar and Mandolin Club lie
t musical surprise on the we'll know
Mr.. O. 2 Robinson Of 30l3 n stree
L Among their number we notice
Messrs. David Patterson. leader
Thomas Jones. second mandolin Ge'
Patterson, third mandolin and Willial
4 c. Willis, guitarist. Mr.. Willie Col,
$ man, the other guitarist was unavoidl
4 bly detained by sickness. They dis
!. coursed sweet music which was heart
a. ly enjoyed by all. After playing all {
g the late marches. waltZes and galop
+ they were TO their surprise ushered il
Q | TO the dinin9.room, where 8 supper, L
{ to date in every particular, was serve
by Mr. and Mrs. e. z. Robinso
Among those present were Mr.. Ma
shall Brown, father of Mrs. Robinso
1 stewart of the Steamer Yemassee
! the Clyde line Mr.. John Brown at
, Mrs. Corine Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
q Jackson and Mrs Emma ]. Branch.
: After filling The inner man and el
IS joying themselves in social chat, thu
+ at late hour departed for their Sc
eral homes voting this one of 81
grandest times of their social lives.