The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-17
Of her friend. Miss sommers, of Newark.

Of her friend, Miss sommers, of Newark.
New Jersey.
A surprise party and fruit feast was
given at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Uzzle, Hoppies' Lane. The eVenln g
passed away with song and dance ana
general merrymaking.
The city sent its quota OF young lo'As
to enjoy the festivities with the county
bellies and beaux, and the biggest sur
prise of all was the old story-cars broke
down.
An entertainment and hayr1de was
given at Mr. Anderson Burnetts. Ihe
festivities were brought to sudden close
and the day and gladness turned into
sorrow, by the giving away of seat
in the wagon, on which was seated Miss
Childress and Miss Blankenship, OF Rich
mond, throwing them out. They were
not seriously hurt, but badly brushed.
Mrs. Chanlatta Hubbard of Williams
burg. is on a two weeks visit to her
mother, Mrs. Falkney, at Springhaven.
Master Miles Hubbard, who has been
visiting in Williamsburg, returned WITH
his mother.
Miss Sora Faulkner, who has been ex-
tremey i'll, is much improved.
An entertainment and pie party was
held at Seven Pines pavilion for the
benefit of Mr.. l.. Quintlnna, who has
been very sick for several months.
Mr. w. Trice Turner. of Apple Grove,
Louisa county, is visiting Mr.. William
AIcEwens.
Mr. w. NJ. Wash. who has been Wis
iting in Louisa, has returned home.
Mr. Clyde Dupree, a skilled workman
in carriage building, is now engaged for
an indefinite period with Fiege and Son.
Mrs. f. Cowardin, of Stanton, is Wis
ting friends here.
Mr.. John Striuth the popular and gen
ial contractor, will raise two houses
the coming week and has contracts for
several more in the near future.
Fulton Park.
Mr.. Lynnherr the gentlemen whose
home was destroyed by fire short time
since, was quite surprised in substan-
tial manner few days since, when Mr..
Dean of Oak Hill presented HIM with
a purse of cash collected by MIN among
his friends. Thi will enable hun to I'm
ish the work Of rebuilding. a neat
four-room cottage is now nearly COM
pleted, the lumber having been donated
and the work done by the willing hands
OF neighbors.
Mrs r. D. McKoy visited friends here
the past week.
Mr.. Verlander Kelley. Of Cumberland.
Maryland. spent several days here re-
Gently
Mrs. Pyrn and Mr.. ]. w. Dawson of
Richmond. visited Mrs. William Mck1n-
ney. at Virginia and Fulton Avenues
Mrs. E. W. Poindexter Of Richmond,
spent several days with her daughte>,
Mrs. William Mckenney.
telegram was received by Mrs.
Mckinney that her sister, Mrs E. L.
| Dorsett of Powhatan county near Bon Air
| was extremely i'll. She left on the s
| P. M. train last Monday
Seven Pines.
A stag party from Massachusetts re-
Gently visited the battle grounds and
National Cemetery, being escorted
around by James E. Lyes, veteran guide.
A party of sight-seers from New York
|. and Philadelphia spent several hours
| here on Tuesday in sight seeing.
Mr.. Cardwell and several friends. also
from Philade. phia, spent a pleasant day
at the Pines. MrI James Lymer es-
corted them over the battle fields
The family OF Mr.. Glass, who lives
31-2 miles. from here, have the sympa-
thy Of the community. a son died re-
Gently Of typhoid fever and the father
;s extremely i'll with the same disease
DR.. Hawkes., OF East Richmond, is the
attending physician.
Mr. Toe Clark, the efficient policeman
of this section of Henrico county, cap
5tured and arrested colored man on the
charge of picking a pocket and steal
ing cow hide from the Southern road.
The f F. " Club of Richmond held
fish fry at Elko during the past week.
The young folks were chaperoned by
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Todd The trip was
made IN wagons and the route by way
Of Seven Pines Mrs. B. II. Bowers,
the. popular correspondent. Joined the
party en- route.
There will be reunion at Buckroe
Beach, In the near future, of the Indiana
people lIp.a11 aroupd .Elko. sevTz1 fapt-