The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-29

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0n r Mnot tSo tt atTe daughter Of Mr. and
Tho ladies' Auxiliary Of the , nsilro BAD
Tickets to be had Of Mrs. George Troxler,
Mrs. Tobine and Mrs Dur ryt1. u,r.n nv
the at ladies' hs ta e hsp g nsyp st's
sum was realized. and Mr.. Barlow won
the gentleman's prize, while the !, lady -
prize was sold. no lady appearing IN
tacky costume 100
on Twenty-ffrst Street yesterday. ,,o4,..
The funeral Of Mrs. Marti III 1 nrnva
took piaee ye steld at ESQ o'clock from
Paramount Methodist Church; the burial
was In Hanover ~. Dr.-,.,
Brauer is not expected to survive through
the night
Mrs s.. Z: Gary Is out after q short
Stanley, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Mrs. Willie Vest, Of Phlledelgh;s is Wis,
ting her brother Walter a Fl De visit h 9r
in the West End. Mrs; Joseph. Vest Of
philadelphia. Is also the guest guest o. y I nj.
main several weeks
Howard Parish is quite, sick at ths RI, resi- .S,i
dence of his sister, Mrs. Meyers on IWen-
ty-second Street. ~,
ne M resd ThSma on MSsTs G Street shs
has been IN delicate health some Tine,
but ls now confined to her room; ,,,,.,
Mrs. Lena Keck Brauer. wife OF EzekieI
Brauer who has been SO dangerously 40
for some time, is doing az well as can
be expected. Unless COMPLICATIONS ca Ions occur
Miss sallie Tldler, Of Twentieth street.
is much improved.
Mrs. w. S. Haynes. of Twentieth street,
who with her sister expected TO ha at le al
homo by being bitten on the neck Dy
spider, and has postponed her trip until
she RECEIVERS from the ei ,i. a,o, - Do
tersburg, was in town last week windlns
up his affairs and has sold his mouse on
Twenty-second Street
ton given BY Mrs Thomas Mitchell, Of
South Fourth Street. few nights age, IN
honor Of Mr.. Tore's nineteenth birthday.
Mrs T. F; Granger Is visiting gy her r T;a :
Street SIRE al's' DA''As o''pel' :
Miss Leila Fore is visiting Mr.. Livesay
on South Fifth Street.
Mrs. Leila Livesay, Of Twenty,sec9nd
night for the benlefIt Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers, and the sum Of 90 vas realized ID.
philips Hill Mamie Mile Miller, Alice Ford, Ruth
Martin, Bertha Hastings. Lizzie Waters,
Russell, Willie Miller, w. r. overly,
Arthur Hardin, Frank Cook, II. G.. Over
by, Mr.. Page. Mr.. Mason, Andrew Toney.
u. w. Page, Courtney Sharpe, Mole Plller
and Mr.. Bell.
Little Edith, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Gentry celebrated the tenth an
niversary Of her birth Monday night ut
her parents home, No. 1910 Twenty-first
Street. Games and other parlor amuse-
ments were INDUCED In until refresh
ments were served, after which the little
folks We're driven home by the old sand g.,a
man tired. but happy. The little friends
present We're: May Gentry. Mable P In
RE Nuckols, Louise Lawrence. Mary
Nuckols, Gladys Gentry. jamie Nuckols,
Edna Jones. Anna Gentry, Irene Ford,
Avis Heckler, Edith Gentry and Herman
Moran.
A most solemn and impressive service
took place ut the Fairmount Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon when Messrs
William White and John Garrett were
ordained as deacons IN the presence OF
a large congregation. The ordination SER
man was preached by DR.. Solly, o Emman-
uel Baptist Church. The Revs. Joel T.
Tucker led In the ordainlng prayer and
Drs. Solly, Joseph T. Tucker and G. G..
Cox. pastor OF the church, united in the
ceremony Of the laying on Of hands.
Special music was rendered by the choir,
led by Mrs. s. r. Gary, assisted by Archle
Creekmore as basso and Willie Oxen
ham as cornetist.
Both Mr.. White and Mr.. Garrett are
exemplary young men. This was the
first service Of the kind ever held in the