Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1899-09-02
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, sEPTEMBER ?, 1899
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Sir O. 81. Green, Deputv Grand
Chsncellor for Newport News, Va. cali
ed on US.
Rev. I. P Harris of Yiehau,
Powhatan Co., Va, was in the CITY
this week.
Nils Leila Claiborne of New
York, called on us
-Mrs. Mamie Johnson has return
ed to the city from Ashland, Va.
The collector is tired. Pay him
promptly.
Mr.. Milton L. Davis. who is en-
gsged in the job printing business at
newport News, Va, called on us.
Mr.. John g. Smith of Hampton.
Va, was in the city this week and call.
ed or US.
Mrs. Eliza Ballard spent several
eeks IN New York, the guest or her
son, Willie Ballard.
Mr.. w. Gary Trueheart of this
city is now At Rock Alum Springs for
the summer.
Miss Carrie johnson of n. 7th 8.
Brandon, Va.
Mrs. John 7. Allen and danoh+a-
are visiting friepds and relatives n
Burkeville, Va. "
Miss Henrietta V. Pankev. of
Lynshburg, Va, was in the citv last
week, the guest OF Miss Carrie l.. Cal
lAwsy, 5lS Adams St.
Miss Minnie Terrell. of Char
1ottesville, is visiting her friend Mrs
street. - - S1Aa nj
we have received a caustic eorn-
"a muuicstion signed Court Street Bantist
Ohurch, bat with no Rames signed.
Miss Matte O. Tinsley, OF oo4 St
! smes St., has returned home from
Long Branch, N. j., after a pleasant
sAy OF i've weeks with Mrs. Bette
Robinson Gardner.
Rev. ]. Devine wootton, of New
York was painfully injured by fall
from his bicycle. He is improving.
Mrs. Helen Bland left at :45 on
last Monday for New York City for TO
spend while with her sister, Mrs.
L. Burrell.
Miss Willie A. Winston. of Ash-
land, Va, passed through the sity en-
route to Po whatan Co., Va, for q vaca-
'Ion.
Mr.. Edmond Harrison, of Colds.
ooro, n. O.. is new in the city, aud is
connected with the tons orial establish |
nent OF Mr.. John o. Lewis.
Mr.. Robert Harris, of Wanna
makers Department Store at Phila-
elphia, Pa, spent several days in this |
'lty visiting relatives and friends, He
eft lass Monday for his home.
Go to 8. Garrett's for fRe Tailoring.
lO1f and II Duval st. Uniforms for |
Societies and Musicians. Ladies' dress |
patterns speciality. S-26-3m.
Mrs. Annie Donavan of Broeklyn |
n. :, has been in the city for four |
weeks visiting her cousin, Mrs. Louisa
Johnson. She will leave for home next |
week.
Miss Florence E. Coleman of |
Navy Hill, is spending q pleasant time |
n New Kent County, the guest of Rev.
{. 81. Johnson's family.
An excursion from Bristol Tn
will reach this city Septeu- |
Der 9th at 8 O'Clock, in charge of Geo.
Jr., and will come over the |
n. & w. r. r.
-Miss Eugenie Oliver, Secre tary
II Richmond Oolored Ohor Il Assn. aas
been presiding at the organ at the Ist
Church during the vaes-
ion of her sister, Mrs. Olivia Q. Bolden.
Mrs. R. B. Alston, of 5SL St.,
Y. W., Washington, d. O., and her
little daughter, Elsey Verbena, left
several weeks ago to visit their meth
sr and friends in the Allegheny Noun
tains. On her return in q few days
The will visit friends in Richmond.
Her husband will join her there.
There will be services at the Leigh
St. N. E. Church Sunday, Sept. 8, 1899, |
st IL A. M. and 3 80 P. II. The pastor,
he Rev. ]. Edward Gunby will preach
It $3.50 p. Nj. from the 4sh Article OF
the Apostles Greed, at which hour the |
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper will
De administered. All are welcome.
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