The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-17
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Mr. Blair Wallace, who has been win.
iting the Misses Davidson. Of Barton
Avenue has returned to his home IN
Lexington, Va.
Mr.. Harry c. Kdwell and wife have
returned to their home, after a very
pleasant visit to friends and relatives in
Washington, D. G..
Mr.. w. D. Long, who has been Wis
Ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. e.
Seay, has returned to his home in New
port News, Va, and will resume his
duties on board the steamer Louise.
Mr.. Walter Hopkins, Of Baltimore.
Md. is visiting the home of Mr. VII
kinson Of Brookland Park.
Mr.. w. J. Goyne has returned to his
home from a business trip to Columbia,
Va.
Services will be held at the Overbrook
Church on Sunday night at Sis P. NJ.
conducted by the pastor, Mr.. Irvine
Services will be held at the Methodist
Church on Sunday, both morning and ev-
ening at II A. NJ, and S:15 ?. NJ. con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Frank Wells.
Mr. w. S. Huff, general manager of the
Passenger and Power Company, will soon
occupy the residence of Mr.. w. S. Morris,
corner of Lamb Avenue and Poe Street
Miss Schofield who has been visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
II. Kidwell, and Mr. and Mrs. j. =. Hard
ing, was called suddenly home on account
of sickness.
Mr.. Morton Gresham, formerly Of King
and Queen county. who is staying at the
residence of Mrs. NJ. c. Broadus, has left
to visit his mother. at Mantapike, Va.
DR.. R. II. Pitt has returned home from
the Accomac Association, where he went
on business for the Religious Herald.
Mr.. Cabell Rady has returned to his
home from pleasant visit to Mrs Will
nan, Spratley, at Chestnut Hill.
MISS Hattie Edwards and brother, John
ME. of Portsmouth, are expected to-day
to visit Mrs W.. Goyne
Misses Fannie and Hattie Brogdon have
lett for Oxford. N. c., to spend a few
days and from there Miss Hattie will
leave fer Abbeville, S. c.. and Miss Fan
ME will return home before leaving for
Philadelphia.
Highland Springs.
Services are held at the Methodist
Eplscopa1 Church every second and
fourth Sunday. Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev E. j. Potts. at 1880 A. NJ. Sab
bath school every Sunday at 1850 A. NJ
The Bible Glass will continue to meet
as heretofore in Library Hall, at 4:sO
2. NJ, led by Rev. y. n. Somers, pastor
of Observation-Disclosures Church (First Uni
tariaD The Book Of Genesis will be
taken up tomorrow and studied from
literary standpoint.
Chickahominy Council, No. 1i3, held
their regular weekly meeting on Tues
day last in Odd-Fellows' Hall, and ac-
cepted the invitation extended them by
the William Mckinley Council of Rich
mond, to attend their smoker.
The Misses Murano entertained a num-
Der of their friends at q fruit supper Fri
DAY evening. The music rendered was es-
pecially pleasing to those present.
Mr.. P. L. Gerow, architect and builder,
is putting up an addition to the already
attractive residence Of Rev. A. N. Som
ers. The improvements will consist Of a
kitchen and bathroom.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Todd Miss Anne
Belle. Gibson, Miss Madeline Hannigan,
and Messrs. Campbell and Verser. all of
Richmond, spent a very delightful day
with friends here
Mr.. L. w. Powers, Of Norfolk, paid a
brief visit to his sister, Mrs. A C. Stage,
last week.
Mr.. Breeder, a prominent lumber deal
er, of Harrisonburg, Pa, visited Mr..
P. S. Read the past week
Miss Grace Stage has returned from
visit to her aunt, Mrs. C. L. Todd, OF
Richmond.
Miss Edna Stage will leave shortly for
| a visit to her relatives in Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall. OF
| Richmond. and Miss Lula Brown, OF
Norfolk, were recent visitors at Rely
! dale" the beautiful home of Mr. and
| Mrs. Percy S. Read.
! Mrs. Annie Crun1p. of Barton Heights
visited her sister Mrs. Wood, who is
spending the summer at the Tower
| House.
Mrs. Otis Russell of Richmond, visited
friends here during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rich were recent
guests at the Tower House
| Mr. Charles Hudgins and bride, MT
Louis Dunn and friend. all of Rich
mond. we're recent visitors at "The
| Refuge the home of Miss Jennie Hud-
| gins.
Mrs. Stratton. of Richmond. Miss Bes-
| tina Crump, of Newport News and Miss
| Edith Steigleder. of near Beechwood
| Park, were recent visitors at "bellview.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Meyers, Of Richmond,
Miss Mamie Atwood of Bon Air, are
visiting Mrs. Daniel Smith.
! Mrs Dewitt Hubbard, Master John
Hubbard and Mary Atwood, spent last
Tuesday at Forest Hill Park
Mr.. and Mrs. z. S. Read, Mrs. II. L.
| Vinal and Miss Nellie Vinal have gone
on a two weeks trip to Arvonia, Buck
| ingham county.
Miss Eva Shelly spent several days
of the past week. with her sister, Mrs
Ruth Matthews
Joseph Gentry visited relatives here
during the week
Miss Eva Kent, of Richmond. visited
Mrs. Mathews the past week.
Mr.. Passsaday, of Greendale, is out
again, after serious illness
Mrs. Daniel Smith. of the Tower
House. and Mrs Bilbie. of Fern Avenue.
leaves to-day for a few days visit at
| Ocean View.
| Little Tommy, son of Mr.. Chisholm,
| died very suddenly from Group. follow
| ing a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs w. P. Turner, Miss Lille NJ.
| Turner and Master Stuart Mcguire Turn
| er, have gone on a few days visit to
''Parkfield," the beautiful home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Carter.
The small cyclone that struck this sec
ton on Monday afternoon last. played
havoc with fruit trees, chicken yards
fences, etc.
| Mics F,urenia Norton of Huntington