The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-24
FULTON NOTES.

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Mrs. Richard I1aeho entertained a NUM-
Of, her cousin. Miss Hardwlckc. OF New
YORK Tho evening vas delightfully."-
spent In All Informal way. Those present
were Captain and Mrs. George Anderson.
Miss Nelson. Of Washington; MIR. and
Mrs W. Floyd Rcatns. Miss Nfayine
Jordan and Mr.. Louis Seals.
% Miss Bertha Washer, daughter Of Al
ter,mnn Louis Washer gave a box social
Friday night for the benoft OF tho Third
Presbyterian Church Building Fund. a
number OF her friends called and spent
a very enjoyable evening 81
The pulpit Of the Apostolic Church will
Be occupied at both services to-day by
the PASTOR the Rev. Jno.sW. Daughcrty.
The y Dung Peoples Society OF Fulton
BAPTIST church viii hold It weekly meet
Ing Tonight ata7 o'clock at the church.
Tho subject will ''Christ, Lord Of All."a
Mr.. otto Markham will be tie leader,
Il The Ladies' Aid Society OF Fulton Bap-
list Church will meet tomorrow after
noon at 3 o. clock.ss 81
Mrs. Hepburn. wife OF the Rev. David
Hepburn, pastor Of Fulton Baptist
tack OF illness.
Mr., James Hartley has returned from
Alexandria, where he has been visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr. John Smith continues III at the
home Of, Mr. TUCK on Graham Street.
Mrs Andrew Boulware is much better
after a weeks illness. y.
Mrs. Robert Williams, who has been
iii for some time at the residence Of her
father, Mr. Jesse P. Throckmorton, on
State street, remains in an unchanged
condition.. Her husband Is now at her
bedside, having been called home from
Roanoke. where he Is associated with
Mrs. Kocer, wife Of D. Kocen. the
Fulton tailor. Is Improving AFTER Sc
we're spell OF illness:
At the Fulton Baptist sundny-school
this morning, the pastor. the Rev. David
Hepburn, will give an illustrated de-
scription and lecture OF the Sunday school
lesson. Tho illustrations will be given
by an excellent stereopticon, which IL
the property OF the pastor. Mr.. Hep
burn will continue each Sunday morning
to illustrate the lesson for that day.
| "A delightful surprise party was
rendered the Misses Golne at their home
on Denny street on Thursday night, and
a most pleasant evening was spent by
Among those present were: Misses
Emma sydnor. Audrey Carson, Ella
Goine. Fanny sydnor, Nellie Lipfold, Sid
ney Menf1ard, Katie Goine, Minnie Whit
| W.
! Bottoms, Agnes Goine, Alice Myers, Ella
Williams, Minnie Hancock, Lotte Eng
land, Pearl Farley Annie Grays. Emma
Montgomery, and Messrs. Archibald Puck
EFT. vernon Butler. Luther Lipford. Tom
Whitlow. Randolph Lipfold. Joe Jones'
George Wright. Gum, Baughap. Clarke,
Carson, Robert Jenkins. Luther Wilcox,
Wilton Dowdy, Meadow, James Geleske.
Joseph Lipford and Richard Southwark.
Sam HILL who was injured a rev days
ago at the Orleans Street yards OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, is getting
THOMAS ]. Mccauley. OF Mattapont
| Tribe No &11e. 1. O.. r., M, was presented
a few days ago with a livery handsome
gold badge pin for securing the largest
number Of new members for his tribe
during the past six months.
Miss Ruth Saunders. Of Washington
DC. has returned home after very
| pleasant visit to z friends and relatives
Henry W. Coghill left for Roanoke q
| few days ago. He has accepted POSI-
ton with printing esta bltshment IN that
virginia Council, D. Of L. held its req.
ular meeting Friday night at Nelsen't
Hall. q ~
IA daughter OF Mrs. Maggie Williams
who resides on Graham street. was
brought home yesterday, having beer
taken quite sick.
The Builders League OF Denny Street
| next wednesday afternoon at ocolck
with Mrs. Richard Eacho. No. 81 Nichol.
son Street
| The night school conducted at Weddell
Memorial Chapel on Monday. "Wednesday
| and Friday nights is progressing nicely.