The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-28
By KING JAMES I.

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This sertes bog. n Tho Times D,.patch gu,
in one year the required number to fill
q book. are given individual garments
to make Most OF the older girls are
at work on dresses. Much praise Is duo
tho teachers and substitutes. who are
always present and exert strong In.
fluenN for good
The yearly report of the Mothers Mis-
4 sion is as follows: The Mothers Mission
OF ST. Pnul's Church opened on tho first
Thursday In October. 1905, ana has con-
tinued to meet each Thursday from 2:30
TO 4:a0 p. NJ. There are twenty-seven wo-
men on the roll. The interest and eurncst
work grows very apparently. The moth
crs have made four quilts this year. Civ
ing two to missionaries In the Virginia
mountains and selling the others for
money for the church.
During Lent the women gladly gave up
having the rolls nnd coffee usually given
them, and the seven dollars and half
thus raised was given to the church.
Once month tho meeting is mis-
sionary service OF prayer and penny con-;
Etributions. the Offering furnishing towels
and aprons for missionary boxes.> The.
mothers visit the sick OF their number
the mission.
Three cottage prnyer-meetlngs have
been held at the homes Of sick mem
bers, mothers and neighbors attending.
The earnest interest taken In the eve
ming prayer service at the close OF the
weekly meetings. is most encouraging.
Through much effort tho band Of earnest
workers accomplsies q great good.
Tho meetings OF the club will be re-
gumed on the first Thursday in October
and the sewing school Will reopen on.
the first Saturday In the same month.
The weekly services and the Sunday
school VIII continue throughout the suns!
mer.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Potts have been
ut tho Jefferson Hotel for several days.
Mrs. Potts expects to spend the early
summer in Richmond and to go later
with Miss Marie Potts, her daughter,
TO the Grcebricr White Sulphur Springs.
West Virginia.
MrsS James Walker and Miss Betty
Hayes, her sister. will be among the
Richmond tourists who have gone abroad
for the slmmer.l Mr.. Robert Coleman
Walker will Join the party as soon as
Ills school closes and travel In England
ana on IIlS tClutlhcut TatAA t1'S111'
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Miss Annie Rose Walker has returned
to Richmond from spending a deiIA:tful
winter at stoneleigh Court Washington,
DC. She will be at home, No. 2O3 West
Franklin Street, for the month Of June. q
Miss Hammond is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac w. Russell, Of Washington,
d. c.
Mrs. Fannie Boykin, Mrs. Robert Nor
ment and little daughter and Miss N!oie
Boykin leave to-day for Jefferson Park
Hotel, where they Will spend the summer.
Miss Jarvis has opened Healing Springs.
Virginia. and will be there for the sum
mer.
Mr., NJ. b. Allsbrook, OF Scotland Neck.
N. G., is visiting his daughter. Mrs. w.
II. Scott at. No. 2slo East Marshall Street.
Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Nelster, OF Roanoke,
are visiting friends hero.
Mr., NJ. NJ. Price has returned 70 his
to Richmond,
Dr.. ]. Walter zimmerman, who has
been studying mt the University College
of Medicine, has gone to. Wytheville for
the summer.
Miss Mary Sue Dew. who has been
visiting at'"Marialva," near Hot Springs.
va, has returned to her home here.
She will leave In few days to attend
the finals at Hollins Institute. "a,
Miss Edna Baglcy has returned to her
home in Lawrencevllle after q visit 70
Richmond \ fa
Mrs. Charles +, Workman and Miss
Workman are visiting friends IN staun-
ton,
Mr.. Roy Dudley recently visited at his
old homo milford" near L!ttle Ply
mouth, Va.
Dr.. Lanier D. Pole. who recently grad
uated at the University College Of Medi.
cine, has returned to his home at Hot
Springs Va.
Mr., Percy Montaguo. who has been
see his friends.
Cadet Gamble, Of the staunton Military
Academy, has returned to his home IN
this city.
Mrs. NcI4enry Holiday, Of Stanton,
who has been In the city 9 few days.
leaves to-day for Portsmouth TO attend
the Episcopal Council, where she, Will
represent Trinity Church. q SHANNON 4
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