The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-08
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EAST RICHMOND.

Tho entertainment to be givon at East
Richmond Sunday School Hall next
Thursday evening will be very unique
and entertaining. being something differ
ent from anything before rho sale Of
iiclcets 20 far has been good.
Mi. P. II. Flego. the superintendent OF
tho Sunday School and under whose sole
management the entertainment Will DO
given. can be seen at his Office. East
Richmond Carriage Shops. In regard to
exchanging suitable books Tor tickets,
which can bc done UP to Thursday.
George Fussel, whose health has been
bad for some time Is now reported TO DO
Improving.
Mrs. ]. simpkins, OF Ferndale," con-
tnues sick but her condition Is somewhat
improved over last week.
Mrs, Jacobin Bridesmaid. OF Auburn
r. l., formerly OF Richmond. q sister
OF Mrs. s. Ficgc, Of East Richmond.
died January 31st. after q prolonged III
ness. Il
John Mcdowell has had his residence
newly painted and 1t looks quite attrac-
two and handsome in Its new dress. me
inner decorations nro very beautiful.
Hugh p. Fiege. clarionetist. has Joined
the Highland Springs orchestra.
The Highland Springs orchestra will
Buhleller cornctist speaks Of Joining
Mrs. FYege entertained her mother.
Mrs. James Booker. OF Richmond, few
evenings since.
e. NJ Lettwich is now In Gordonsville.
where he Will remain for q short time
visiting friends.
Tho roll of honor OF Miller's school is
rs follows: Arthur Oakley. Vernon oak
ley, Elwood McEwen, Rudolph Franck.
Willie Fowler. Annie Frank, Hazel Deit-
rich, Indie Straith, Laura Rayhorn, Eva
Kock. Ethel Oakley, Cadella Oakley.
Willie White. Ruth Lord. Ruth Rayhorn.
MDGEl AND SPRINGS.
There Will be services at tho Methodist
Episcopal Church to-day. preaching by
the pastor, Rev. ]. c. Cuthriell, at u:oo
o'clock. Sunday-school IS usual at Ao:So
o'clock.
There will be services at the Unitarian
Church this afternoon at $50 o'clock
Preaching by tho pastor, Rev. a. NJ
Somers. All city cars transfer to those
Tor Highland Springs.
The Union League WAS reorganlzed on
last Sunday morning with the following
officers for the ensuing six months: Mt.
Toone. PRESIDENT: Mrs. w. p. Turner.
vice president; Mrs. Pollard. secretary.
with w. T. Griffin. assistant secretary;
Mr.. Brchard. treasurer; Mrs. w. r.
Turner and Mrs. G. T. Collins. organists.
The Bible Study Glass met as usual
on Friday evening with Rev. A. N. Som
ars
The class in American History also met
at the homo OF Rev. A. N. Somers on
last Monday evening. and will meet here
after every Monday until otherwise
changed
The Marshall Memorial Church choir
will meet at the Manor House Saturday
evening for rehearsal.
There will be a special called meeting
Of the Womans Study Club in Library
Hall Monday afternoon at 2:so o'clock.
The Highland Springs Brass Band waa
recognized last Monday evening. Hugh
Fiege and Henry Berger became mem
bers. Tho club will meet for practice
regularly every Thursday evening In Ii
hrary Hall.
The Highland Springs Branch OF the
National Woman's Alliance met Monday
evening last at the home Of Mrs. f. p.
Reed on Fern Avenue. mere was a
good attendance and all preparations
were made for the Silver Tea to be given
on the 18th OF the present month
The German Glass met on Wednesday
evening last at the homo OF Mrs w. p.
Turner. They will next meet with Mrs
B. A Bowers.
Inc SWoman's Study Club met In their
slub-room on Wednesday afternoon OF
this week After routine business was
disposed of they were thoroughly drilled
for their entertainment to be given on
the 10th OF February.
Mrs. Charles Beauclerk and Mrs. Lille
Dancey, both OF Richmond. were guests
Of Mrs. E. P. Read on Friday.
Don't fail to go to the Calico Carni-
VAL to be given at the Methodist Church
Hall next Wednesday evening!
The mill and factory here have sus-
pended operations until spring. The