The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-08
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Miss Hattie Pitt. Of King and Queen,
| Is spending some time with her aunt,
| Mrs. Mamie King, OF Venable Street
Miss Hesta Hall is out again after
her recent indlspostion.
Miss Mary Harris, who was the guest
of3Cnptain and Mrs. ". c. Thomas, OF
the Avenue last week, has returned.
Mrs. w. j. Crouch. OF 110l Twenty-thrd
Street. was brought home Thursday from
the Virginia Hospital, where she was
operated on about two weeks ago. She
is getting on nicely and hopes to be
able to &c out In short while.
Mrs. Barden and Mrs. Eddie Rose and
children have returned from q. Visit ] to
relatives In the country.
Miss Annie Otey Is spending some time
with friends in North Carolina. a
Mrs. George Woody is out again after
an illness of several days.
Mr.. Armentrout, of Sabot, Goochland
Mr.. Harry Armentrout. Of Darlington
Street, recently.
Miss Glennie Buchanan, OF Hanover
county, is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs.
ELLA Dowel, Of Twenty-second Street.
Mrs. Mary Fore lies critically i'll N
her home on Twentyfirst Street.
Mr.. Melton. the aged father OF Mr..
Hampton Melton. Of Twenty-fIrst Street.
continues quite III In his sons home
Miss oliver, Of Clifton Forge, has re-.
turned after a visit to friends here dur
Ing the past week.
Mrs. Clemmic Major has returned from,
the Sheltering Arms Hospital, where she
has been under treatment. She is still
in very precarious condition. and Is
with her brother, Mr.. BENJAMIN Wells,
of Nineteenth Street.
The Misses Casey were the guest OF
Rev. Hugh subett and his mother. dur
Ing the past week.
Mrs. England Is-cenfined to her home
BY sickness.
Men. Maids and Matchmakers," an
up-to-date spicy comedy In three acts,
ran Hall. for the benefit Of the Lee COOK
and Hanover Young Wonans Christian
Temperance Union. Mr.. and Mrs. s.. s.
Perkins will have charge OF the music,
which promises to be especially fine. A
number of young people arc working
hard to make the affair a success. Some
OF the best talented people. OF the city
will take part in the entertainment. Tho
cast consits Of eight lovely. jolly. young
folks, just suited to the play.
Mrs. Salle Southworth, OF Ashland,
Va. who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs, j. g. Mallory. OF Twenty-fourth
Street. has returned.
Miss Pearl Gaines Is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. ], W. Ennis,
Of Mattox Hill.
Master Sidney Smith, little son OF Mr..
and Mrs, Smith, of 1102 Twenty-second
Street, who has been quite sick. Is i'm
proving.
The ladies of the Methodist Church, re-
allied the neat sum OF thirty-four dol
lars from the lecture. which was given
recently by Rev. George Booker
Miss Ida Tomlin, who has been quite
sick at her parents home on Twenty
second Street Is Improving.
Messrs. Wright and Norris OF st.
Louis. Mo-, were tho guests OF Mr., and
Mrs, Charles Felvay, a few days ago.
Mr. Ned Haynes, who was quite badly
hurt at the locomotive Works about two
weeks ago, and was taken to the Virginia
Hospital for treatment Is improving.
Mrs. Mary Mahanes Is visiting rela-
tives In Louisa county.
Tho boys OF the fifth and sixth gram
mar grades of the Paramount School,
played a hotly contested game during
the past week, resulting N score OF
10 to in favor Of the fifth grammar
The game was we'll played by both sides
and was Witnessed by a large crowd
The following is line-up OF both teams;
Fifth tchor. A. Knight;
Pitcher, ". Arnall; short-stop Arthur
Akers; First-base. Robert Scott; Sec
ond base, Il. HutchisoDa Third-base, u
Cosby; Right-feld, Clyde Abrams; Lett
field, G. stutza Center-feld, Leonard Pol
lard
Sixth Grammar Catcher. Johnnie Eel
rey; pitcher, r. Milton; shortrstop, Ed
dison GArrecke: Irrst-bnSe, Fritz Re0k;