The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-16
PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mr.. Hampton Enos has left for Newport
News on a business trip. ,,or,,
delightful trip to Washington. D. @. 49,,
Mrs Douglass, OF No. 1903 Twenty.thrd
Street continues quite ~ With ,ypn9'e No seio
Fairinoun, Avenue. who have been visiting N
Hanover county have returned home, nome; r g.
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs ). "a, a.
Crone has returned home. accompanied ny her
mother who Will remain tners have gone 10
Greensboro, NC. Mr. Gaines goes as sra q
representative from Grove Council j. o.. y; ~, "a.
vention which is being held In that city: They
Will also visit several other places OF interest
before returning home, :. ,,.n,v
who have been visiting Mrs. W. i. Rhodes,
sister OF the former, have returned nome. -,
Messrs John letter, Howard Thacker anu
Tom Gregory, have returned from Newport
News. where they spent several days . ~
The Fairmount brownies oeleatso ,a Ing ~, t.eu y
score OF 10 to Il In their favor, Saturday eve
ming. 80. T.,
int crest of the American Tobacco Company
Mrs. Susan aIanlcy has left for newport
News to visit her daughter for seyern! wseks
Mrs. C., G.. Cox and little daughtert virginia
are at Buckroe Beach for n stay Of two w Y. X
Rev. &C. C. Cox has gone TO New Bernc. ~. q,
to finish out his recent charge there ioaes
tended the INomans Foreign Missionary AS
ISOLATION Of the Richmond District Conferences
Church In Newport News yesterday.
Mrs ]. Aubrey Enos and children, Master
Ryland and little Miss Adele. have returned
port ltg'n news MS us''s"
Mrs c. II. Perkins has received word Of the
critical illness OF her little niece. Rena Moore
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Norman Moore In
their home In West Point.
Miss Pearl Gaines is spending ten days With
her sister. Mrs. j. w. Ennis, on Mattox Hlll. +
Mrs. j. i. Crono Is improving Slowly from
quito a severe spell of Illness OF several weeks.
duration.
Miss Lula Bernard, Of Richmond. has re- :,
turned home after being the guest OF Mrs. E
II. Hutclerson, Of No. 2l2l Fairmount Avenue,
Miss May Henderson has returned from
Portsmouth, Va. after stay Of several weeks
with the family Of her uncle, Mr. Andre" NC
Dowel.
Miss Grace Luck. OF Richmond, is visiting
her friend. Miss Ethel IIutcher sol . =, :,
OF the town to connect their premises with the
public sewer and water main by August l5th.
in failure to so Y tine
Each day thereafter until the connection 10
made. shall constitute sepa rate offen ,e ,roo
with It'll MISS bessie Mcdaniel. OF Twenty-nlnth
Street. Newport News. =.
Miss Frances Mcdowell and MISS weaver.
of Portsmouth. VA, were the guests here
this week OF Mrs, Kate Henderson. aunt OF the
former.
Mazeile. have returned from a brief visit TO
West Point. their former home; r,o,,, /.
Messrs. j. b. Hart, Joseph Harper, Ihon'us
Stamer, Willie Harper and Robert. Granger
who composed "a oily fishing party to tho
Chicka homny Swamp a few days ago. return
cd we'll laden with their catch of the tlnny
tribe, They captured forty-two fine PIKE anu
seyenty-five other kinds OF fish,.
Mrs. II. 3. Scott has been confined to her
homo several days by sickness.
Quite large number OF the members OF
tho Paramount Lady Maccabees attended the
memorial service held In the Methodist Church
last Sunday by their hive In memory OF their
departed member, Mrs. Rayburg Rev. Mr
Scott made a most touching ana appropriate
address for the occasion,
Little Sadie Talley who was so seriously
injured last week b. being Kicked by horse,
Is improving.
Mrs. W. II. Sickle Is improving after an In
disposition OF several weeks,
Tho ''sock social" which was given by tho
members OF tho choir OF Paramount Baptist
Church Tuesday night. was complete sue
cess, both socially and financially, Mrs. 8.
r. Diary had tho affair In charge. The neat
sum Of $50 was raised for the building fund
OF the church. l..s
A Mrs. Huel Walker entertained quito q NUM-
Der OF her friends at a pfc party few evenings
ago in her homo for the benefit Of the Fair
mount Hive OF Lady Maccabces. The evening
was delightfully."- spent In music and various
games, after which the many tempting ana
prettily decorated pies were sold and brought
fancy prices. Among other amuselnents We're
several solos. piano selections, and readings,
especially We're tho readings given by Miss
May l'cvcy.