The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-24

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Meyer, and daughter. are guests at the
Tower House.
MIR. Andrew Smith. who recently pur-
chased a gold mine in New Mexico. ex-
poets to leave soon to take charge of
operations.
Mrs. DIETRICH is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Pleasant Pollard on Ivy Avenue.
The Misses Nowlan. of Richmond, will!
begin building operations on Elm Avenue
in few days. They have rented apart
mentB aver Post-Oaice Block until their
new hons is finished
Contractor t. F. Reads new dwelling
IS rapidly nearing completion.
There ara services at the Methodist
Episcopal Church every second and fourth
Sunday. Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
Eugene Potts, at 1880 A NJ. Sunday
School each Sunday at 1880 A. M.
Union League undenominatlonal service
every Sunday at P. NJ.
The Bible Study Class will still continue
each Sunday at Library Hall by Rev. A.
N Somers, pastor of Marshall Memorial
first Unitarian) Church.
Rev. E. J. Potts. who has charge of the
Methodist circuit consisting of Highland
Springs. Little Trinity, Corinth. and Blu
lah Churches, attended the picnic given
by the Bulah Sunday School, He reports
over 100 present and a very enjoyable
time.
John T. Doll, the millionaire real estate
man of Chicago, called on his friend,
Dewitt Hubbard on Friday last. He is
looking for an inves ment. ;,
Mrs. Daniel Smith and Mrs. J. W.Bilbie
have returned from a visit to Virginia
Beach.
Mr, and Mrs. Smith of Richmond called
at Somerset, the residence OF the Rev.
and Mrs. "A. y. Somers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Hudgins Of Richmond
were guests of Miss Jennie Hudgins at
The Refuge the past week
Mrs. Brothers and family have returned
from a pleasant trip to the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
Mrs. Bernard and daughter. Annie. were
recent visitors of Mrs. Amos Pierce.
Miss Lille Schneider recently visited
her sister, Mrs. Pierce in Elm Avenue
Mrs. 3. Hassel, Mrs. c. T. Sauer and
children of Richmond and Mrs. Schneider
OF New York, were guests of Mrs. Frank
P. Read at her attractive home Fair
View during the week.
Mrs. Linton, Mr.. Vim. Linton and Mrs.
Roland Hill all Of Richmond, visited Mrs.
Harker few days since.
Miss Emma Harker left Tuesday for
Arronia, where she went to join a party
Of residents from here who are summer
ing there.
Mrs Eva Patterson and two children
and Misses Julia and Ruth Rlordon, OF
Portsmouth, visited Mrs. Yancey of Kali
mia Avenue.
Mr.. Charles Patterson was also recent
visitor at Paradise
Mr. and Mrs. Childs have greatly i'm.
proved their property by building on a
very commodions kitchen and painting the
house a beautiful white with green
trimmings.
Mrs Alley has recovered from severe
attack. through the timely attention given
by DR.. Roope.
Mrs. G. T. Collins. little daughter and
son and Mrs. Collins mother Mrs. Storer.
hare gone on visit to relatives at Oak
Park. Madison county.
Mrs. Chrales Smith of Baltimore is
visiting Mrs. Dancey on Kalmia Avenue.
Miss Doris Scherer of Richmond, is a
guest or Airs. j. W. Dudley, at Sunset
Cottage.
A fruit feast held at the residence Of
MIR. and Mrs. Marano on Elm Avenue
was largely attended. Those present
were Misses Ethel Lamsford. Jennie Gil
liam, Stella Barker, Helena Steiner, Lula
Adams. Grace Stage, Edna Stage, Mabl
Wit Christie Holllns, Bessie Ford, 1nez
Pryde. SADIE Ford Mary Marano, Rosa
Marano, Agnes Pickett Messrs. John
Faulks, James Wilkerson, Sllie Willerson,
James Ford, Edgar Harris, Mack Hail.
William Daniel. Walter Mclean. Percy
Martin, Earl Curtis. Clair Underwood.
Willie Meads, Joe Plume John Marano,
Willie Marano, Aired Back.
Fort Lee.
Miss Mamie Clark, daughter of Major
and Mrs. George Clark, and Mr.. Benjamin
Nichols We're married at "Ivanhoe," the
residence of the brides parents, at noon
on Wednesday, August Goth. by the Rev.
e. j. Potts, pastor Of Beulah Church.
The wedding was quite exclusive, only
the immediate relatives being present.
The bride was prettily dressed in white
with regulation Veil and orange wreath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols left for tour of
the northern cities on the p. NJ train
of ahe Chesapeake ind Ohio. AS the
train pulled out the air, was redolent
with rice and old slippers.
There will be services at Beulah Church
at half past three P. NJ to-day. Ser
mon by Rev. E. j. Potts, the pastor. The
Lords Supper Will be administered.
Mrs. ]. L. DogEett has recently return
ed from Pratt, ". Va.
Miss Kate Hutchinson is confined to
her bed by illness. DR.. G. 7. Collins
has charge of the case.
Mr.. H!ll Carter. the popular merchant
at Beulah, has as fine a showing of corn
and other cereals as can be found any
where in the country. Squire Carter is
not only merchant and farmer, but a
firm believer of the merits Of the great
Evening Leader.
The Beulah Church Sunday-school gave
a picnic in the grove surrounding the