The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-11

second street, who has been quito aek
I IL improving
Miss Bette Fitzgerald has left Tor
Greensboro, NJ c., where she will make
her future home.
Mrs. Robert Coglhil OF Bowling Green.
was the guest OF her friend Miss Mnlide
Scott at the parsonage during the past
week.
Mrs. b. II. Thompson, of Twcnty-thIrd
street will leave shortly for Baltimore to
visit relatives.
Miss Bessie Mathews was the guest re-
Gently at the parsonage. where she visited
her friend Miss Maudc Scott.
Tho infant child of MIR. and Mrs James
Brown OF Iio1 Twenty-second street, who
has been quite Ill is improving,
Charles Eubnnk has gone to King
William County, where he will make his
future home.
Tho Epwortii League OF Farmount
Methodist Church has elected tho follow
Ing officers for the ensurng year: Pres
ident, Miss Matte Parrish; vice-presdcnt,
Louis c. Smith, Second yce-prcsident.
George withani; Third Vice-presdent.
Miss Hortense Watkins; Secretary, Miss
Sarah Scott; Treasurer, Miss Myrtle Do
we'll; organist. Mrs. Newton Gentry;
Chorister, c. w. Pollard.
Mr.. Thomas Goode of Rocky Mount,
N. c., is the guest OF relatives in this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Thomas of Louisa
County, who has been visiting their son
Captain w. L. Thomas of the Avenua,
have left for Lynchburg to visit Their
daughters
Miss Ella snead of charlottesvilsNi lis the
guest of Mrs. Robert Roude. OF Twenty
first street.
Mr.. and Mrs Chappell have moved to
their new home out near Chimbarozl
Park.
Mrs. r. b. Bagby has returned from
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Lucard near
Seven Pines.
Mr.. Liden Smith has left for Newport
News, where he has accented n position.
Mrs. Laura Hicks has left for Peters
burg. Va, to spend some time with re-
latives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Cook will leave in a
few days for Southern California on ac-
count of the continued Ill health OF Mrs.
Cook, who hopes to be benifted by the
change.
Mr.. II. Il. James of Cincinnati. is spend
ing come time with his mother near here.
Mr.. Sam England is in Pennsylvania
on business trip in the interest OF the
Locomotive works. He will be absent
some time.
Miss Fannie Slaughter has returned
from a visit to relatives in Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. Bradley-Hock. who is still quite
Ill, is thought to be slightly improved.
Miss Clyde Durvin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs L. Duryin of 20l6 Paramount Avenue.
and Mr.. c. II. Smith OF Richmond were
married in Washington d! c.. THURSDAY
Both are exceedingly popular young peo-
pie. and their many friends here wish
them much happiness in their new life.
Miss Emma Robins, who has been
spending some time with her brot"er in
the Northern Neck. visited her sister Mrs.
r. B. Beadles here, during the past week.
but has now gone to Glen Alien. where
she will make her future home.
Miss Clara Smith has returned from
Petersburg, Va, where she visited friends,
she was accompanied home by Miss Bet
tie Sanford who is now her guest.
Mr.. Walter Parkinson who was re-
moved to the hospital last week. and was
thought to be suffering with appendicitis.
has returned. and Is still quiteAsick.
Mr.. w. j. Crouch has been confined to
his home several days with the grip and
rheumatism. gs8i St
Mrs Joseph Creepy OF. Ninteeneh street
who has been i'll several weeks, suffered
relapse a short time ago, is now i'm
proving. 4s9fi
It was enormously stated in this col
,imn last week that the new piano at the
Fairmount school was bong. Ny the
was bought by the pupils OF tho school.
Miss Dickerson and the teachers and
pupils will give a series of entertain
ments the proceeds which they VIII pay
for the piano. Next Friday -sbruary lon
will be held as parents day Al the school.
and all Of the parents VINO can, are urged
to be present at o'clock. Superintendent
Jackson Davis will make an address. 4.e
object OF setting this day as.ue for par
ent's day, Is to make the teachers. pupils
and their parents ACQUAINTED wit. one
another.
Mrs. Mayor, who was taken to the Shell
tering Arms Hospital last week is some-
what improved.
Misses Lee and Mamie Jeter have re-
turned home after Wis to their Aunt
Mrs Norment of Nineteenth street.
One OF the pretttest marriages of the
past week was that of Miss Fannie Blu
nett and Mr., Welbert Martin. which toon
place Wednesday evening ut O'Clock IN
the home OF the brides mother Mrs.
Sarah Burnett of SIS Mosby street, Rev.
r. NJ. Maxey paster OF Union station
Methodist performed the cermony The
parlors were prettily de- orated in palms
and evergreens, and shaded lamps. The
bride who is quite an attractive young
lady. was attlred in white silk with tule
veil caught with orange blossoms and
carried Brides Roses. Miss Florence Mar
tin sister of the groom Was maid of honor.
and was prettily goWned in blue silk
null over blue taffeta and carried white
carnations, Mr.. Ernest Gibson acted as
best man while Messrs Warren Montcas-
tie and Willie Corr. were tb ilshers, Mrs.
S. l.. I.iggan played the wedding march
from Lohingrin to the strains of which
the bridal couple entered she also played
20 Promise Me- very soIt''- during the
ceremony The groom who Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrell Martin, of Howard's
Grove, is very popular as. is also LIS
bride. they received many handsome gifts
from their friends which attest the high
esteem in which they arc held.
LEE DISTRICT