The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-07-06

Services will be held at the Overlook
Presbyterian Church at sis p. NJ. There
will also be communion after the ser
vices administered by tho pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Walthall.
Services will be held at the Methodist
Church this morning and evening at II
and P. NJ, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Frank Wells.
Mr. w. r. Brown has returned to his
home from a business trip to Aslieville.
Miss Edythe Cosby, who has been VS.
iiine in New York, Newport News and
Hampton for the past month, has re-
turned to her home on Virginia Avenue
and Home Street
Service will be held at the Epiphany
Episcopal Church as usual. The morn
ing service will be conducted by the
Rev. DR.. Moncure. and the evening ser
Vice by Dr.. Robert Strange, OF St. Paui
Church.
Mr. Charles ROSS Thurman. OF Char
iottesville, is visiting the home OF MT
]. r. Bowles, of No. % Barton Avenue
Mr.. Howard Collier Of Metoaca- Ches-
terfeld county. who has been visiting
Miss Mary Stewart, Of Luck Avenue mas
returned to his homo.
Miss Norma B. Ware, who has been
visiting friends in Fairmount, has re-
turned to her homa. on North Avenue.
Mr. James P Harrison. OF Petersburg
Mr.. Walter Perkins. of Alexandra, Is
visiting the home of Mr.. Wilkinson. Of
Brookland Park
M ". J. Goyne and children have
returned to their home, on Poe street
after a pleasant trip to West POINT
Highland Springs.
The Richmond Branch Of the National
Woman's Alliance Unitarian met with
Rev. and Mrs. a. n. Somers on iast
Tuesday for their regular moh.niS H Trsa.,
ing. after a short business session. Ihey
were favored by Mr.. son,ers with
reading of the book of Job in it's original
Hebrew form as a drama, in which is
presented the problem of human suffer-
ing The introductory lecture ana
reading were both much enjoyed by the
ladies. Later in the day their husbands
from Richmond Joined the party at tea,
served by Mrs Somers. The party re-
turned to the city; on late car. much
delighted with their visit.
Services at acknowledgement Church.
Preaching by pastor, Rev. Eugene j.
Potts. at u:9o A M: Sabbath-school at
So Song service and Bible class every
sunday at $50 p. NJ. in Library Hall,
lead ay Rev. a N. Somers. pastor of
Marshall Memorial (First Unitarlan)
Church.
The Marshall Memorial Church. which
is undergoing repairs and being newly
decorated, will be very conlfortaoie ana
attractive when finished, and the ne"
organ win be a delight to the congre-
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Page and Mrs.
Eyerett Massey, of Morrison's, Va. were
the guests OF Mrs. P. W. Camp during
the week.
from Richmond in the house recently
vacated by Mr.. John Gafthf'sht on
Beech Avenue. ~,
erect dwelling at once and he ana Mrs.
Jackson will make this their future home.
Mr., Artru, of Orange county, n. y,
who has been stopping at the over
House, having purchased deslraple
farm at Elko, will move there IN Inc
near future. ,
Mrs NJ B. Turner Miss Lille Turner,
and Master Stuart Mcclure Turner spent
the Fo,Jrth with DR.. S. A. Roope
Master Thomas Roope visited MT. n.
Jon Roopc. and family on the tourth.
Mrs. William Foster. of Richmond,
whose family are spending the sunfne,
here has gone on a proionsso ny. III.
will spend some time at virginia
and Old Point 49,,
The baseball game played on the
E-o,1rtr, between the married ana single
men was q very close and interesting
game and would have been a tie, but
homo run made in the last inning
won the victory. being to IN iaVoF
OF the married men.
A house party was gwen a. ~ ~
hurst. on the Fourth. a good oinner
mad. M of the delicacies of the season
was served. The decorations were IN
red white and blue. The American la
being s,nbematc of lie day was m'ch
in evidence. x;,,, ,.,o
Mr. Harvey W. Alley and family, VINO
,,o,,o had apartments in the postoillce
block, will move the coming VIZ LIZ la.
dwelling on Fern Avenue, Which NaS
bao,, rec9ntly purchased by Mr. Alley.
rrto C:InriniIs Fourth was nowhere more
caiahratad when fine band concert, by
the Highland Springs Brass Band ana
an unusual display of fireworks were
on exhibition In the village square anu
was heartily enjoyed by residents lar
Mr. BIdd. Mr.. knight, and Miss Kirby
,,a'.a 11aen Guests of Miss Foster at Bell
view" ,o.,-
ton with the Passenger and POWER w.
East Richmond.
large subscription has been taken
I'm oassist Jack Dabney TO renulid ms
residence Mr.. Dabney was onrnea oul
of a house a few days ago nesioes .i'!s
loss, about SO in money "aa con s .'at
Iacl, is a law-abiding resident ana much
respected. , t. ohio n ,aaye
~ I,otyeat for the Sick, in Richmond,
~ she went for treatment and is
r,aairing her health rapidly.
- East Richmond Sunday-school,
,1;ch held its annual outing at Forest
XII Park the past week, was well at
t FEN and enjoyed alike by young and
M Mrs. Annie Kicks, who is travelins in
c1.,neany wrote during the week that
she was well and ENJOYING herself SCI We, very
,n;,cb she will sail for homo the latter
Ut. Albert Fr-nk has been ,, lmpr0v ing
his lake and 1t is more neanulul .nls
lar than ever. and a more delightfni
spot could not be imagined for boating
fishing and bathing.
Messrs John and August c. Miller
100 az, ex,eptjonally fine yield OF wheat
having threshed sz5 bushels of exception
ally fine wheat
Mrs. \. L. Bragg. of Michigan. has re-
t,.rned home from most delightful Visit