The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-03
BARTON HEIGHTS NEWS NOTES
Personal and Other Items from Across
the Viaduct.

the Viaduct.
Miss Norma l.. BeveridSe has returned
to her residence, after a very pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. II. Knott, OF
Ashland, Va.
Tho Monday Evening Euchrc Club was
delightfully."- entertained Monday night oy
Miss Lottie Livesay, OF Chestnut Hull.
An interesting game was played until
1850, when delicious refreshments were
served. Prizes were awarded Tor tEe
highest scores made during the month.
Miss Carrie Carlton was awarded the
lady's prize and Mr.. Harry Ellis the gem
telnans prize. The club will be enter
tanned next week by Miss Alma Christian
Of NIontciro Avenue
Misses Mabel and Nellie Glinn have re-
turned to their home, on North Avenue
and Roberts Street, from a pleasant VISIT
to friends in Petersburg, Va
There was arr cgg-hunt given at the
residence of Miss S. p. Jones, on Luck
Avenue and Wickllam Street, ON Monday
at $50 p NJ Those present We're the
following Misses Edith and Marian Mof-
fat, Josephine Fisner, Mamie and KATE
Starritt, Jessie, Sadie and Eva Wilkin-
son, Fannie Sallee and Carlton =Motfat.
George Ester, Marian Reams, Willie Star
rift LinWood Richardson, Raymond
Jones Leon Wilkinson and Miss Lettie
Sanford and Mary Jones. The prize was
won by Mr. George Ester. Games were
idulged in also songs and recltatlons. All
seemed to have had a very enjoyable
time.
Rev. T. S. Boyles.n the associated editor
OF the Religious Herald, who has been
on =, State mission campaign With Rev.
C. J. Thompson through the northern
! neck of Virginia, has returned to ms
residence, on North Avenue and Rob
erts Street.
Miss Lettie Jones, of Luck Avenue and
Wickham Street, entertained the Great
Club Society at her home yesterday even
ing at o'clock Games were INDUCED IN
and also an Easter esq hunt was given.
Mr.. FLEMING Christian, Of Monteiro Ave
nue., has left for Atlee, Hanover county,
Va. He will he gone some time.
Mr.. Grove, of Richmond, is moving IN
| his new house, on Virginia Avenue and
| Wickham Street.
MI. E. P. Goodwin has returned to his
residence, on Barton Avenue, from Clad
| stone, Va, where he went on business.
Miss Helen Wilkinson has returned to
her home in Brookland Park, from Hen
| rico county, Va, where she has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. S. ]. Ellis;
Mr.. j. r. Jones, of Richmond, Va, Will
| occupy the residence recently vacated oS
| Mr.. Walter Goodwin, of Luck Avenue
| ana Roberts Street.
Mr.. Frank Purvis, OF North Avenue and
! Home Street, has left for Washington
| D. c., on a business trip. He expects
| to be gone a week or two.
Misses Clara and Virgie Long have re
| turned to their home, on North Avenue,
/! after I, very pleas visit to their broth
en-, Mr.. w. D. Long, Of Newport News
| Va.
! Miss Ida Lee. teacher at Lee Hall, Va,
| who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. r. Lee, Of Miller Avenue.
| has returned and will resume her duties.
| Mrs Maggie Jones has returned to her
home. on CHURCH Hill, after pleasant
( visit to her parents. AR. and Mrs. ]. r.
| Lee, Of Miller Avenue.
I Miss Lizzette Moore, who has been Wis
! ting Miss Lucy Duncanson. Of Brook
land Park. has returned to her home. in
! Richmond.
Miss Eva Croxton has returned to her
home after a very pleasant visit to friends
in Bon Air. Va.
Miss Subj who has been visiting Miss
Lucy Duncanson, Of Brookland Park, has
returned to hel. home in Richmond.
Mr. Chester Wilson, OF Poe Street, l:as
left for Sabot Island, Gooch2and county,
Va, to visit friends.
Mr. Sidney Watkins. of Poo Street, has
left for Sabot Island, Goochland county.