The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-10

i sWlllslenve Tomorrow for Dhnville,f 10 Vis't
4 friends. 81 Il
Mr. ana Mrs. G. q. Brown. have re, re-
i tutned to their homes on Chcissa ny ~
from charlottesville. where 'heS sp i
4 several weeks With friends.
Mrs. 3lnnch Loving has returned from a
/ delightful Visit to relatives ana lrlehos
IN Hanover county. Est
Mrs. Herbert Ncwberry expects TO le ,ly
III d few days for Pennsylvania, 10 JON JON
her husband, who has accepted positl Ion
there. Il Il G3S ~
Misses Eff1e and Nellie Smith, have re-
turned home after Il stay Of several Gays
with relatives in Caroline county. /.
Miss Katie Savage, Of Pon'ar Grove =
the guest bf Mrs. Charles schaaf.
Mr.. Grhyson Mahanes, OF NORM ro,k =.
! West Va, who has been visiting il'a
mother Mrs. Bailey, at, Chelsea Hill, mas
! left for f,awrnnceville, where he has ac-
| cented 4 9nosit|nn With the Southern Rail-
road Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Huncycutt. were
among the party from Paramount VINO
attended the launchngJat Newport News
Tuesday. 5i5. t,
| Misses Fannie Slaughter and Marie VIA
van, visited friends in Petersburg during
the past week.
The Faithful Y's OF the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union. and the hpWortn
League, Of 11usker Memorial Church, VS.
tied the Laurel Reformatot:y during the
past week, and entertained the inmates
With a. delightful musical ana ll,ernry
programme. Rev. Kenntth NJ. Mears
made a speech to the boys which was
greatly appreciated. Among those who
accompanied the party were MISS MIS- A ~
May Richardson, president OF the x s.
Mr.Eand Mrs Walter Strickland. Misses
Lizzie Finch, Miss Mary Pond, Ida Leo
| Allen. Bertha Reid. Lessie Strickland
Mrs. Madge Ball. Walter Strickland per-
sonnlly conducted tho entertainment
Roll OF Honor for Fairfield School for
one month.
Senior A-Jcnnic Thompson. Clara Dun
| ford, Palma Coleman. Susie Taylor
QJunlors A-Phlllp4 Garnett, Daisy Dun
lavey.
Junior Beetle Bagby. ; G8
Fifth Grammar--Avls, Fannie Chenault,
Alma Albertson.
Third Grammar--James Yeanan.
Eighth Primary-Bertha Critzer, Mag
gle Foley.
Sixth Prlmary-Malwine Battige. Katie
[ Keck. &
f Fifth Primary-Linwood Woolard,
Blanche sIohnson, Wesley Norris
Fourth Primary-Maude Bailey, Sallle
Mcbride, Matte Parey. Us
Third Primary-Gracie Milo.
Second Primary-1Arthura Mills Earnest
Pollard. Cornelius Patterson, George
Witham. Matte Kelluma Goldle Martin,
Irene McCook, Lille Qumtinie
* First sPrimary--C,eorge Atkins. Andrew
Troxler, Ledwel Sharpe, Matte Rice and
Willie Thomas. s
"a musical and literary entertainment
| will be given Tuesday, April IL, in Spring.
neld Hall for the benefit Of New Bridge
| Church.. Some of the best musical and
1 literary talent in the city has been Sc
! cured. and the evening promises to be
| one of rare pleasure. h
Tho Lady Maccabees of Farmount
Hive, No. ID. held their regular review last
Tuesday evening at Crud's Hall with
Miss Eta NJ. England, State Commander.
in the chairs, 1t was decided that the
ladies would solicit "ads'' for twenty
page pamphlet to beIissued by the Mac
cabecs, and distributed during the con-
ventlon to be held, May at Murphy's
Hotel. There will be a large class inl-
tlatcd Of about one hundred new mcn-s
bers and a public meeting in the after
noon The RED Captain" Mrs. Nicholas
Rony with her band OF Reds" will en-
terrain the members and their friends at
a social meeting next Tuesday evening
at Curds Hall.
The outing given at Glen Echo Heights
several evenings ago by q few ladies Of
East End Baptist Churchawas thorough
success. Some Of those present were Mis-
ses Jove Lithgrow, Vernia Taylor, Anna
Bell Grow, Revic Hopkins, Louise Halle
wood, Ruth Berger, Mable Hopkins, Bes-
sic Dean Elsie Bnns. Ethel Bradley,
Ruby Beasley, Bessie Wright, Carrie
Woodward Ethel Schaaf. Alma Bradley.
Bessie Schaaf. Susie Lowe. Iva Schaas;
NIcssrs Uric Allen. Joseph Berger, Floyd
Bradley Charlie Emmett Trevillan Ea-
ton. Guy Switzerland, Eddie Harris, Will
| lie Allen, Melvin Bradley, Joseph TinsleJ
LELAND Hazlewood. Luther Shackleford.
The prize was captured by Melven Brad
| ley, Of Glen Echo. Mrs. Christian N.
schaaf and Mrs. w. r. Bradley, chaper-
oncd the party.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian N. schaaf enter
tanned quite large party OF young peo-
| pie at their home Thursday night at
musical and literary socinl.s A neat sum
was v realized from the entertainment.
which was given for the benaftlof good
cause Misses frankie Robinson, Louise
|1Inzelwood and Bessie Wright, gave sew.
erul splendid recta lions which We're great
lly enjoyed. Misses Iva Schnaf and Ethel
Schnaf rendered a instrumental duet,
L W
In a roarof laughter byfhis many hunor-
ous songs, and witty sayings Miss Iva
Schaaf rendered several plano selections.
aud Mrs. Gary and Mr.. Heath added
much to the pleasure OF the evening by
several instrumental duets on the piano
and violin. Mrs, Mitchell sang a number
of solos. Rev. Joel r. Tucker was pre-
sent and delivered an Interesting address,.
Those present wero Misses Alieze Rob
erson, Loreno Jackso il,a Iva schaaf, Irene
Robertson Oracle Rayberg.S Ethel schaaf.
Louise Hazewood, Ruby Bradley, Rosa
Grassberger Matsie Daniels. Ethel Brad
lcy. Susie lowe Minnie Cl1Ildress, Edith
Eaton Ethel Atkins, lille Kelley, Alma
bradley, Bessie Dean, Comic schaaf, An
M Bell Crow. Carrie Harmon, Ada Wood
ward. Bessie schaaf Fannie Grove, Nam
nlc Harmon. Carrie Woodward. Bessie
Wright, frankie Robinson: Messrs. Eddie
Harris, Alonzn Powell, Earnest schaaf
Clarence Kelley, Frank Harris Walter
McCune. James Dickerson, Trevlllian.
Ia on I.angdou Jackson, Willie Boat