The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-07
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

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Members Of the RebekahsJ from Rich
mond, together with local members, were
given a reception at the "Tower House
by Mrs. Daniel a Smith last Monday
evening. The. festivities were inter-
spersed with games, music, recitations,
and dainty, refreshments.
| Rev. E. J.. Potts, Of the Methodist
| Episcopal Church, will commence re-
! vival service at the Highland Springs
Church this evening at s O'Clock, which
will continue each evening during the
week.
Cn1ckahom1ny Council, No.. 1873, Jr. O..
| U. A NJ, held its regular meeting on
Tuesday evening last. Junior Past
Councillor Vernon Mayer presided in
the absence of Councillor c. Q. Rudd
Harry Oakley and Fred. Gillian were
Initiated. The committee for the relief
of Mr. william Lenherr, OF near Fair
Oaks, reported that Mr. Lenherrz was a
foreigner, and consequently not eligible
for assistance from the Council. The
report was accepted. It is understood.
however, that a, private subscription for
his relief Will be taken up among the
members. The Council now numbers
twenty-nine members.
siderable experience in kindergarten
work, would be pleased to confer with
the mothers of Highland Springs regard
Ing the feasibility OF inaugurating
hndergarten here. There are num-
Der of small children that would be
greatly benefited thereby, and arrange
rnents could probably be made SO that
the expense would be nominal.
John w. Camp, who is building a house
fp,I Richmond If
being his former intention OF occupying
when finished, Is now negotiating for the
home OF Mr.. +. j. Harker and If Sue
cesstul Will rent his Church Hill prop
erty and remain resident of Highland
Springs.
Study Club opened on Wednesday even
ing last. under exceptionally bright aus
pices. The lecture on anatomy, delivered
by DR.. S. A. Roupe, was not only very
much enjoyed. but highly complimented.
The next meeting of the club will be
held in Literary Hall, Wednesday after
noon, October LIST. when the club will
appear in gymnasium costumes, in which
to participate in physical culture exer-
cises.
captain Daniel Smith, chief of the
local fire department has returned from
his trip to Virginia Beach. While there
he was the guest of Mrs. Stall, at the
Butler cottage. and added to his fame
as life-saver by rescuing a lady. from
drowning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Halsted and two
children are guests at the Tower
house,
Miss Alice Nichols. of Arvonia, spent
q pleasant day with Mrs. z. S. Read
at the Monroe House.
Mrs. Humphrey and daughter, Miss
kuby. have been guests at the Tower
House FOR the past two weeks.
Mrs. Beanclerk. a former resident of
the village, was recent visitor of Miss
Hudgins on Daisy Avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter McNamee and
their children. Misses Hazel and Corinne
and Masters Leonard, Joseph and Ray
mond, are on a visit to Mrs. P. L. Gerow,
Mr.. McNamee's sister, and after visit
ing many points of interest Will return
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. NJ. Y. Page, Mrs. Corbin and Mrs.
Hermon Kramer and little daughter.
Oracle, were recent guests of Mrs. ]. w.
Camp, on Daisy Avenue.
Mrs. G.. w. Barker and family and
Miss Stella Barker, who have been on
a two-weeks' visit to Mrs. AIarano, on
Elm Avenue, have returned to their
home in Richmond
Joseph r. Gentry has taken. a suite OF
rooms in Postoffice Block and will board
this winter with his sister, Mrs. Ruth
Matthews, the popular proprietress OF
the store in the block.
The Misses Ncwlin, late of Richmond,
have rerted a fiat in Postofice Flock |
pending the building OF their new house, |
Which Will be begun at once, Mr.. P. L. /
Gerow being the architect and builder
Miss Florence Dansey is slowly re- |!
covering from her recent jllness of /
1ypnoid malarial FEVER Miss Dansey is
an accomplished musician and has ac-
copied a position as teacher on the staff |
Of Mrs. Jennie Yeaman's School of |
Music, in Richmond.
The Woman's Club Will give ''musi-
Gale" at their next monthly meeting,
and DR. e. I. Collins will read a paper