The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-05-01
PARAMOUNT NEWS.


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Mr.. Thomas Land, Of No, 11oi Twenty
Second street has returned home from
Hanover county where lie visited his Sis
Mrs. Robert u A. priett viii leave In Il
few days for Montreal Canada to join
Ter husband who has accepted II position
there. ,. ,..a., 49,
from Baltimore. where she visited her
sister.
Mrs. t.itcher Phillips, Of Shady fir,23y q t,
Blckingham county, Is the guess OF MIS-
Mr. join Garrett has returned horne
from Orleans. Va, where he visited fela-
The Earnest Workers League, VII be
" Mrs. l1lippln on TIirty-fourti ana =.
Mr., Mrs. ,s s.; a. Hal Is quito sick at her
Mrs, George. Howard and little daugn-
l,n ,tr here. have returned to her nome
Mr. Henry Milleo, who is quite 4, n g, Ct
ThS aa on psnK s II East End BAPTIST
chnrch wi, VII meet this evening 70 dg rhav
have two locations, IN view, %, one e, at
Twenty-sixth and Il Street. and the otlier
at !, Twenty ghth and n street.
ut his residence Thursday night az .
o'clock. Mr.. Arthur W. Coleman and Miss ",
Ethel T Martin, both Of this town. =, Inc :,
pride t looked very pretty IN n tec siluas
ana large white hat and Is quite popular
In u large circle OF friends. She rs the
attractive a. daughter Of Mr. and IN Ma Ioa
Of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Coleman and Is
The sociable given in the chapel or tue
KedeeHer, Few evenings ago WIS ~
were Mrs, a. J. Jones, president; Mrs.
j. q Grimm secretary; Mrs, Ropsrtsoln,'
Mrs Beck, Mrs parke Goddall, Mrs s.
Page, Mrs Gregory, Mrs Woodcock'
Mrs. Griffin, Misses Saliie Schooler.. Mcna
Taylor, Lille Jewel Rosa Clifford; Mcssrs.
John Gregory, George Tuck, Wool
ridge and others. refreshments consisting
Of ice cream and cake were served In
Little Miss Lottie steinbach celebrated
her ninth birthday q few evenins ago In
the home of her mother, Mrs. Charlie
Those present were: Misses Fannie Gas
ser, Dorothy Courtney. Blanche and Da..
sey Dunavcy, .Lott!e steinbuch Annie
Enroushty Louise stcinbaeh, Cora En-
roughly, .Goldie Martin, Patty Christian.
Messrs: Philip Courtney Charlie Martin,
| Otto Blackburn Charlie Iinke, otto
linke, Josie BLACKBURN, Hunter Chris
| tSan and Louis Blackburn.
MInter were married at tie home Of the
bride on Pleasant street, Tuesday after
noon at 8 r ~. by the Rev. Joel !, 2,
Churcil. Miss Mnter IS the daughter. Of
Mr.. and Mrs: T. 7. .dnite!r, and ike hcr
twin sister, Miss Annie Minter' Is quite
pretty and attractive. Mr.. Spraggins Is
one OF the most popular young men OF
the East. End and Is The, son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il, ~. .spragg!ns. Tie young couple
rhe Wedding of Mr.. George ", stone
and Miss Minnie Needliam took place
Wednesday night III tho pariors Of the
Roy. Kenneth n Mears. rastor Of Has ,s
Aer Memorial Church Immediately after
the ceremony the young couple were
driven e their future Re b I NG w',i
| Handsomely dressed in blue SIX end n a;
lied a white fan. the attendants were M,
Artte Spencer as best man. While MISS
Bessie Hanhcld was bridesmaid.
Paramount Hive Of Maccabees. no. ii,
viii attend the public meeting Of Alacca.-
bees at Murphy,,s Annex at o'clock
Pendcion's ut F. NJ. and attend the
night session in q body.
Mrs. Louise Meyers. supreme Finnncl Ia.
present and win initlnte the class. The
following viii be the program Tor the
open meeting at p. NJ. Opening selec-
ton: Lady Brnuer, duet; Ladies' White
ard yerser; welcome address. hiss Eta
NJ. England. State commander; vocal
solo, Miss Pearl Clayton; instiu-
mental solo, Miss Clara Messrsschmidt;
address. G. ". Morris. State Com
,nander of the *. O.. Il. M.;select!ons,
julius a. Spiegel: vocal solo. Miss Flor
tencn Holland. accompanied by Mrs. sadie
Gary; reading bv Miss Jennie Yeamans
l.. q. n A.. ode by the audience; drill by
Richmond Guards, Hive No. g.
Contractor G.. 3. Jones has just COM
pleted very beautiful and modern resi-
dt,nce for air. r. r. Gentry on Fairmount
Avenue The interior is finished off in
oak hard wood NANTES and tile hearths.
The plumbing is OF the latest style. all
OF Mott fixtures; VIII have hot water
and one of AlilIer's wrought steel ranges.
All of which was furnished by Mr.. James
Il. Phillips and Son.