The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25
left for GLOUCESTER. to Wait relatives.

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left for Gloucester, to visit relatives
Mrs Harry Kemp and son, Harry, Jr,
are the guests OF Mrs. Louis Mayo. on the
Avenue. Mr.. Kemp is in Culpeper county.
but will Join his family here Monday.
Mrs. j. T.. Gray has returned to her
home, in Gloucester, after a visit to her
son. II. O. Rowe
Wesley Gary and wife. OF Washing
ton, who have been visiting the formers
father. S. Z. Gary, have returned home.
Miss Mamie Bullock, who has made
her home for some time with her sister.
Mrs. Edward Perdus, has left for Caroline
county. where she will reside IN the fu-
ture.
Mrs. Sarah Mitchell Is confined to her.
home through indispositon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Cox, who were
married last week. have returned from
visit to relatives in Albemarle county,
and are now Mt home to their friends at
No. 14O1 Twenty-second Street.
Mrs. Mary Mcdowell is confined to her
bed by a severe attack Of grip.
Mrs. Bnns and Miss Lille Barns OF
Claremont, are visiting Mrs. c. N. Schaf.
Mrs. Clements, of Halifax county. Is
visiting her son, j. L. Clements.
Mrs. Sallie Ambrozela, Of Weldon, N.
c., is spending some time with her sister,
Mrs Charles Arnall.
Mrs Jennie Ikins, OF Baltimore. and
Miss Susie Parrish. OF Crewe, Va, are
the que is of Mrs. Johnson, No. 400 Twen-
ty-thr6 Street
Mr.. Frank Hull, Of Mostly Street. is out
again. after an illness Of three months
duration.
Marvin Tucker is quite sick at his
fathers residence, on Twenty-second
Street.
Miss Henson continues quite Ill at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. o. T. Smith
w. C. Gentry Is spending some time
with his niece. Mrs. j. W. Rainey.
Mrs. Frank Hurley, who has been quite
sick Is better.
r. S. Mitchell has returned to his home.
at Sabot, after a visit to S. T. Gary.
Master Wingfeld Sims is out again af-
ter long illness.
Mrs. James Dckerson entertained soulo
friends at her home few evenings ago.
Music, both vocal and instrumental. and
games were tho pleasure Of tho event 9.
Mr.. Allie Hun entertained those present
with his graphophone. with the latest a,rs.
some of which were exceedingly amusing.
Among those who called were Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. Schaaf. Mercy Daniel, Massis
Daniel. Lille Barnes Mrs. Binns, Iva
Schaaf, Ethel Schaaf, Bessie Schaaf, Mr..
and Mrs. James DlCkerSOn ana MeSsrS.
Ernest Schaaf, Lewellyn Pemberton and
Mr. Conkling,
Miss Lille Wooden was the fortunats
winner of the handsome ring donated to
the Baptist bazaar, which was held for
the past two weeks at the Baptist
Church. Miss Wooden succeeded In r.: ms
$50 on the ring.
MI, Dixon Bullock, of Caroline county,
visited his sister Mrs, Edward Perdue.
last week
Mr., and Mrs, Addison spcer, Thomas
D.. Rhodes and Eugene Rhodes OF AL
bemarle county. who have been the guests
OF W. A, Rhodes, have returned to their
homes.
Mr., Calhoun, of Nottoway county. Ia
visiting his daughter, Mrs, Mary Miller
Miss Susie Hicks, OF No. $500 Venable
Street. entertained few OF her friends
at her home Thursday evening, Games
were INDUCED in until a late hour, when
refreshments were served. after which
amusements We're again taken up,
Those present We're Misses Edith Melton.
Bessie Allen. Myrtle Mlhieton, Pearl Mil
fiction, Susie Hicks, Pearl Peay. Lura
Campbell, Indy French Bette Goode.
Elsie Melton Bessie Goddin, and Messrs.
James Anthony. Martin Traylor, Bernard
Brauer, Charlie johnson, Eddie Hicks.
Harry Brummell. Joe Haynes, Jimmie
Goode, a. Acree. Robert Wood. Louis
Mificton, Walter Lutfsey, and Robert