The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
NEWS OF THE SUBURBS

i OF tlo Apostolic Church VIII occupy mn M
4 pulpit ut bbtli services to-day. IS /
! Mr.. Norman jordan Ii able 10 be out
i after u recent illness. 5
4 Miss Hattie 81,ryntlt, daughter OF super.
infendcnt j. Nj bryant OF the Natio y
Cemetery, left yesterday for Pl1iauei pi ~
/ To Visit $lior brother Harry. Il.
/ lrp1 the benefit OF charity, the lienrlc g.
|Co,,iclI, Ma. 73s. Royal Arearun, VIII
dive /, ble entertainment oil April AZ
Nc1ser1's Hall. The exercises WI! o "
| under tho direction Of Mrs. Jennie = etl-
mains ana her school asst ted ny MISS !, ~ =.
To isaocs Miss 1saacss voice IS co'lsitisl-
ed one Of the richest soprano ~ sthe ci.s;
| AZ this cnterta nniei,t Mrs. y analls a o. !
| Miss tsaacs viii make their first appear
n,cn N Fulton. An excellent programme.
4 which comprises many humorous ann
palatable readings. REGULATIONS, solos, etc.
| las l5ccii arranged. .,
Misses Wayne Jordan and Lillian duke
| have arranged /, novel entertainments 70
| bio presented Tuesday night. mo ch Is, 4
tainnontis called ~ Floral Hunt on \, g
Irrniric. and will be given over tl,e ol'lGe
Lar Mr.. Arthur5C Nielsen No. GOO state
street. Tie proceeds of tho entertainment
will be added to tln Fulton Baptist Cilurc''
parsonage fund An elegant inns'cnl pro
gramnic III addition to the 'hunta MS ~
been arranged. prize viii be present
| ed to the successful hunter. Disht iee'-
| frcshmonts will be served. sf
Tho Rev. David Hepburn, pastor OF the
Tultor, Baptist CHURCH, will assist the
| Rev. w. II. Robcrts6n, pastor Of Ran
| dolph street Church, In Il vlval be GIN
| ming Tomorrow night. NJ s Z. IA
MI. Charles r.. a. Tooeppe, head ma
| chlnist OF the Nlillliser BAG COMPANY.
L Is able to be out after q. few DAYS con
fnemcnt at his home on account OF SICK
ness. !.
I.enten services will be conducted /, Tuos-
day and Thursday nights Mt tho Weudeeil--
Memorial Episcopal Chapel by the pas 4
tor, tho Rev. Guy Christian
Patrick Henry Council NO liz, ], y.
u. a. NJ, will meet tomorrow night a y
Nclsens Hall.
The pulpit Of tho Weddell-Nemorinl
Episcopal Chapel will be occupied this
morning by the pastor the REV. Guy
Christian At the evening service tho
Rev, w. Meade Clarke Of ST. James
l:lpiscopal Church. will oftlciate,
Fleming Hall, No. 6 Louisiana Street, IS
able to be out after a brief spell Of III,
ness. 5s E
Mrs. susan Elscc, OF Baltimore, Md
who was callolshere to4attend the funeral
or her lilothcr, Mrs 1Elizdbeth a l'aun-
tlers has returned home. s
rho Rcv. David Hepburn stor Of tho
Fulton Baptist c'hurcii, Will administer
tho ordinance Of baptism Tonight after
Tho evening services. ME- Hepburn bap-
tized ID number Of candida! tes last We'd
|,nesday might ~ s5,, s. ..t,. ,S,:Es
Rev. W., IT,, Robertson, pastor Of RAN
dolph Street baptist Church,lwill conduct
| The services at tho Fulton Baptist Church
"Wednesday night, The Rey. David Hep
burn. pastor OF Fulton Baptist Church,,
will ofiiciatc at the services at Randolph
street Church Wednesday night.
Mrs. 8IIenly Ball, wife OF the wal lehman
of the Richmond Cedar Works, is much
| improved after d Ions, and severe III
ness.
Captain Charles e. Brown. of the Or
leans street yard, chesapeake and Ohio
railway. continues to improve. Capt.
! Brown has been detained from his duties
for several months ON account Of rheu-
! inatisni. l.fist
Anthony Manoley, veteran watchman of
tic Old Dominion Steamship Companys
/ wharf. continues to improt e,gafter a se-t
! vero Illness. f'}
! A .Iacsy Wedding will be given at
| Kersc's Hall, Orleans Street. Wednesday
| night. The nffalrfwll be under tho man-
agrment OF Misses Florence Wolmer and
Ruth Griffin and a most pleasant time Is
anticipated. s..
Felix, tho little son of Mr.. Charles
Smith, tof State Street Is improving: 80, y