The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-03

Ths regular monthly meeting Of the
sWonlan's Foreign Missionary Soolsty Of
Fairmount Methodist Church will meet
Wednesday evening at 3 o CLOCK IN the
blecture-room Of the church. g$ Mrs. Ba-
ker, the president. requests the presence
2of all the members.
6 Mrs. larry and i Mrs. Robertson, Of
Washington, D. c.. mother and sister Of
Mrs. George larry. have returned home
E Samuel, 3 tho little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
. VI v. Pnvey, is quite sick.
MI. w. w. Tyler. Of Yenabie Street!
ropor Is his child who II III with pnsu-
Ynona, as oonvalescont. I'D $545
9 The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bry-
ant, OF No. 4 1910 Twenty seventh Street..
\ Is improving. jsE SIS
Ear Mr.. G. ~ Arnold Is better TO day. M
Mr. George Collins received bad blow
i In the face few days ago and has
suffered Intensely since, but was rest
+ Z A1r., wills. o1enham's children. who
have been sick with measles, have re-,
covered. II " BIZ " 55SSis5
e Mrs. kennedy, mother Of Mrs Henry
p Garrett, who IS visiting her, and. who
has been quite indlsposed for several
days Is very much better. \ MI
Mrs. y. G. Gentry OF The Turnpike. re-
ce!ved telegram vest day stating the
illness OF her brother. Mr. Philips. who
Is not expected to liyoa FBla
The .Adies Of the Baptist Church are
busy making arrangements for 2 tackey
party, to be given at tho Jr.# Q. q. A. N.
Hall, for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid
Society. 3S 3s st5 "a ii "a s3 4l3I5,4S
walter Haynes expects to leave next
week for Baltimore to reside permanent
/. Mrs. Leola starnell. who moved to!
Baltimore, few weeks ago, has been
extremely Ill, but ID better. @ ,sEEt
s<,k pt.- q
Tuesday night for the benefit OF the
Kings Daughters. at her home on Twen 1 I,
sty-first Street. A large crowd was a y
attendance and a nice sum was realized.
Az Rev G., c. Cox, who has been quite
sick. IS better and will preach at MS
church this morning.
D Rev. Joel r, Tucker has returned from
Pittsburg. Pa, where he q visited his
brother ana while away Mr.. ~ cker as
sisted Rev. Mr.. Gibson In series OF
NEE tlngs al rookland II D. 9.
paramount Methodist sunday-s c g,
Will have their yearly picnic ct west
point and have chartered the train for3
juno 18th. ls y. gg III ~ !. nv
a MI. 81. ". Rairley went over to Peters
burg Friday and brought back one OF
Tie Young girls, Maude Clark, who ran
away from homo last Monday with an
other young girl, Bessie Paseedy:
The Literary Circle OF the EpWort q,
Lea OF paramount III. y. NJ -.
hold It's next meeting at Newton '' On Cen
try's. =,
feld School and the session Will soon enc.
The patrons OF the school Will be glad
when tho school board will have suflt-
Client funds to run the session out to y; It's
full term. &, u. =, 80 }. z.
End. spent last week with her aunt, Mrs l:'
loo Rainey, on TWenty-second street.
n Mrs, arnold, mother Of Mr.. Charles
u. Arnold and Mrs. T. N. Durvin. Is quite Il
s,ck at the home Of her son-in-law y
N Duryin. on the Avenue.
1yorkner, are busy putting up the av7ns
IN the poles for the electric lights 50 long
promised and the lights are ~ expected a. oy
Juno the LIST, !. ho,,yi
tha same. She Is critically ~.
Grace Miller has recovered from an AZ
ea NJ, Edward oxenham' ltttls boy, Louis.
ArrsS Darrell Cooper OF the West End.
,,,.itaa Mrs. Mary Fore last week. v,
An old fashioned class meetng VII 90 %
hc,d Monday night In the lecture-r >ool1 o.
paramount Church