The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will make their fu-
ture home In Pulaski, va. g3 III
Ii Mr.. James Smith left yesterday TOR a
CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLANDS PARK

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The Young Peoples Progressive t ~ e
Club was on last Friday evening 4deilshf
fully entertained by Miss Mautle Llvesay'
at her homo on Third Avenue Avenue. flil,c !
was played until late hour, al ter winch
light refreshments we're served. Among
those who were present were the follo
Ing: Misses Annie Sale, Bessie N1arshaii
Maude Livesay.S Rebecca Clarke, Bertna
Marshall and Mary Starke Messrs 50 NIL ". ~
lie Hoppe. Llewlyn Harvic, Charlie 8 9
sydne Laird. OF Rchmondi Richard sac So
and Lamar Henley. The tice3 OF me
next meeting will DO announced ! t 1'eI !. s5
Usual Sunday morning services a tfAllS-
pah Presbyterian Church this morning al
IL A.. M, conducted by the pastor, ~ Rev.
D. X. Walthall. Sunday School Ct wy
A. NJ.
Miss Florence Doughty has returned TO
her homo In Richmond, after spending 4,
the Easter holidays with Mrs. p. ~. l>ell,
OF Highland Park. #i
Mr.. Mortimer Mcclueer Of First Ave- Ave-
nue., who has been quite sick TOR several |
days, is slowly Improving. NJ
Master Charles Gaines, Of Henrico coun-s
ty, has been visiting Master Percy ldolla-
day, OF Fourth Avenue
The Earnest Workers Society OF Mi7-
pah Presbyterian Church held their re-
gular monthly meeting yesterday after
noon at 4 O'Clock at tho = N1anse. n
Miss Kerah Cole, 8of Forest Hill. spent
several days last week with MISS Jane
Gaines. OF EIenrico county. 4&
Mrs. John r. Livesay, is now able 10
be out. after being confined to the house
by sickness for the past week.
Miss jamie Gaines entertained qulte
number of her little friends at dellsnt-
full Easter entertainment. Games We're
played, after which all participated IN me
egg-hunt. Among those who We're pres
emit were Misses Roy Cross. Emily Cross
Marian, starle, Charlie Gross. Sue starke
Thomas starke, Gordon Brown, Nc Donald
Brown, Elizabeth spratley, Gertrude Roy
all, Coalston Royal George Cary, An
drew Fleming, Josephine Fleming Lille
Gray, Fannie Gray, Kerah Cole, FRANK
Wingfeld, Harry Carter, William Car
ter Morris Carter Curtis Carter. Bette
Radcliffe, Louis Radcliffe. Harold Rat
cllffe, Harvey Radcliffe, Thomas Kat
clffe, Hattie Goodwin. Hugh Goodwin.
| Ida Catlin, William Catlin, Carrie Rennie,
James Rennie, Frank Rennie. Dorothy
Howell, Clayton, Holiday, Percy Holia-
day, Charlie Gaines, William Gaines
Alma Vaughan, Charles Vaughan, Sarah
and Josephine Gaines.
| Miss Hattie Goodwin. OF F1Itn fAVetlue'
Chestnut Hill, entertained a few OF her
| friends Saturday afternoon from 70
| O'Clock, Those present We're AndreW
| Troxler, Helen Wilder. Ida Catlin, Hugh
Goodwin, Frank Rennie, Carrie Rennie
Dorothy Howell, James Goodwin. Alice
| Spires, Floyd Goodwin, Annie Tro%ler'
i Mamie Troxler and Myrtle Troxler.
East Hanover Presbytery Will meet 70
morrow evening at 8 o'clock In Mlzpah
Presbyterian Church..
Miss Katherine Watkins, Of Fourth Ave
nue. spent Easter holidays with friends
in Powhatan county
Mr.. William Moore, who has been qulte
sick with pneumonia, Is able to be out.
I Services at Highland Park Methodist
i Church both morning and evening by
l tho pastor, Rev. ]. B. Askew.
Miss Rosa Small. OF Fifth Avenue, Is
4 improving.
Miss Emma Justice, Of Powhatan
! county, has been visiting friends on
Fourth Avenue, Chestnut Hill.
The Boys society presented HiGhlnnd
Park Methodist Church with new clir-
!! tains, which add much to It's beauty and
comfort
Miss Addie Huffman spent some time
last week with her parents on straw
berry Fiji. b.
The Margaret Bottome Circle will hold
its regular monthly meeting Monday az
ternoon at four o'clock, at the residence
! Of Mrs. Enslow, of Highland Park