The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-12
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

Rad at the Manor House" on Sunday
night, with Rev. John L. Robinson as
lea,ler and teacher. The class is grow
ing and much Interest Is manifested by
these who attend.
4 delightful card party was given at
Mrs r. p. Reads on Friday night Tho
game was very interesting. and after the
prizes were awarded refreshments were
served. Quite number from Richmond
were present. and the villagers were well
represented. First ladies' prize was won
by Mrs. Chilcott, and Mr.. Allan Minter,
Of Richmond, captured first gentleman
prize.
Miss Rita Stovall Is visiting friends
and relatives In Richmond, where she
will spend some time.
Miss Ruth Mae Atkisson, from Rich
smond, was O guest on Saturday OF Misses
Mary and Rosa Murano.
3 Miss Pauline Lciberger. OF Richmond.
and Miss Incz Burke also visited Misses
Mary and Rosa Murano during the past
week.
Eev. John z. Mccartney and wife left
on tho first OF the week to attend the
annual conference OF the Methodist Ep g.
copaI Church. which convenes In Danvtlle
this week.
Mr.. Lee II. Miller. W. c. Beadles and
Ernest Beadles, from Hanover, were here
successful in bagging much game. con-
styling OF rabbits, squirrels. etc.
Masters Reuben and Leon Bendles. OF
Hanover county, were recent guests OF
Dir. and Mrs. Miller at Ben Lomond
Lodge
Mr.. Joseph L. Miller visited friends In
Hanover on Sunday.
Mr.. o. P. Miller, OF "Ben Lomond
Lodge is visiting in Powhatan county.
ID Those from here who attended tho
Wednesday Club rehearsal In Richmond
on Monday night were Mrs. Frank P.
Read. Mrs. Dewitt Hubbard, Mrs. Percy
S. Read Mrs. Kilburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
James W. Dudley and MAS Augusta
Heoningcr.
The Highland Springs branch Of the
Woman's National Alliance met on Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. p. S. Read a.
"Reddydale." After the routine business
work was over. delicate refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Martha Griffin left on Saturday
for Rocky Mount. n. c.. to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. H. OVERLY.
Mrs. W. G. Griffin recently visited her
mother. Mrs ]. z. Smith. in Paramount.
Among the callers at "1ngleside" DUR
ing the week were Mrs. Amelia Perm,
Mrs. j.. H. Eubank, of Richmond; Mr..
Watkins and family. of Hanover county,
and Miss Ada Burton, of West Virginia.
~. OtlIeS uOISo lIeI Win III &c
cident during the past week which gave
her much pain and caused her to limp
very badly: 80, not knowing the cause
Of her lameness, he took her to the black
smith. who extracted a nail from her
foot which had been there long enough
for the pus to form. OF course, relief
followed Immediately
Mr.. S. ". Mckinney Is quite sick from
the result OF fall he had about two
weeks ago. While out walking he STUN
hAed and mistep caused him to fall
across the car track with force, which
bruised him UP considerably, besides in
jurlng his side and spine.
Mrs. 8. ~. McKenny visited her me-
phew. Mr.. H. F. Jolly. in Fulton. during
the past few days. Mr.. jolly met with
quite a bad accident at the gas works,
which has incapacItated him for work,
Mr.. Rohleder Is still suffering from the
effects Of the injury received on the
Seven Pines car lire some time ago.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. e.
Church met during the week with Mrs.
Miller at ben Lomond Lodge" and
when the regular business was transacted
plans were also formulated to devise
means for raising mop.Y to liquldate the
debt on hand. The n,..t meeting will be
With Mrs. Richard, on Grove Avenue, on
Tuesday, the 2lst Of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard Hines, OF Rich
mond. were guests OF Mrs. T. p. Read
on Thursday.
Mrs. Waterman NJ. clterley called at
'.'BellevieW' on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Krczmarz, OF Greendale, has re-
turned home after short visit to her
sister, Mrs. Butler. whose home Is at At.
lees, Va.
Miss Myrtle Graffman. OF Richmond.
has been spending few days with her
friend. Miss Alma Krezmarz. Of Green
dale.
Mr.. Whitney, OF aIassac husetts, who is
stopping for a while in Richmond, was
guest of DR.. S. A Roope on the first
OF the week at Lynnhurst.
Mr.. Roope and wife, DR.. S. "A. Roope,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Charles Mop,
Cooke. In Barton Heights during the
week.
Mrs. Richardl was a guest OF Mrs. P, L.
Gerow on Wednesday afternoon
Z Miss Jennie Hudgens, who has been on
visit to the Elms. In Chesterfield re-
turned to the village during the week,
where she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. l., Gerow on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
here, where she was the founder and
first president Of the Woman's Study
Club. left during the week for Florida,
where she will make her future home
much to the regret OF her many friends
In Virginia. Mr.. Savage thinks a change
of climate may benefit his health, and
for that reason they seek warmer
climate,
Miss Inez Burke. OF "Honeysuclsle Cot
tage." spent several days during the
week with her aunt, Mrs. Monroe Wade.
on Osborne Turnpike.
Mrs. Hammett Throckmorton. of Rich
mond, was a recent guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Burke, on Daisy Avenue.
Miss Goode Of Richmond, visited Miss
Inez Burke during the week.
DR.. j. w. KILLER, who has Just returned
from a business trip In Missouri. visited
in tho village on Wednesday. and left in
the afternoon for his home In Whining |
ton, N. c.. accompanied by his little son,
Jesse. who has been In charge Of Mrs,
w, r, Turner for the past eighteen
months. The little boy will spend a while
with his father before returning to High
land Springs
Mrs, Wiggans' mother, Mrs, Elizabeth
Blackburn, Ia lust recovering from 81 se-