The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
her love for tic old ch,ircf. OF Which
she was a member some years ago.


her love foi. tic Old cl,irch. OF Which
she was member some years ago.
Mrs. James s. Tailey hns returned to
| l,or hrmci IN thlonvilc, W., after q VISIT
e relatives relatives IN n .tas ety.
| Is undergoing treatment at ST. Ltikes
| llostnl. 5s
Mrs. Dawson b. Watkins is the guest
Of her sister Mrs. JOHN NJ. Martin, III
| Newport News.
| Mr.. james Nee. Fox Is III stnuntoh Oh
Professor n. y Stcnrns. who was re-
Gently appointed first secretary OF the
state Board Of =: :.icntion has come 70
Richmond TO enter upon his duties. l,e
will move his family from Salem 10 mis-
city II, q short time.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Richardson ana
little Miss 11rlino Richardson, OF Berk-
ley, Va, are the guests Of friends mere
Mrs WIS.,. Morton, of this city IS
the guest Of Mrs ". y. Barclay, of New
port News. @ 33S.
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Tho fredericksburg College baseball
team is. IN Richmond to-day, and will
meet tho Richmond College boys TINS
afternoon. Tomorrow they Will so to
williamsburg, where they Will play VIII
liam and Mary.
Mr. w. l.. Radcliffe. OF this city, is In
I1arrisonburg visiting friends.
Mrs. WA. y Neal has returned TO l1tr
home in Newport News, after Visit
To trends here.
Mr.. Castor Bayle has returned TO the
Union Theological Seminary here. after
a pleusantyistit TO Fredericksburg.
Mr.. 3anister Anderson, who has been
v:sIt,n:, IRA rds here, has re.lt14l 10 his
hume In Danvile. &# J
Mr.. r. G. Mann, Of West Appomattix,
Va, is III the city.
Mrs. IL r. Shepherd, Of Macon, Ca,
with hcrftwo children, Mildred and Still
man, are visiting Mrs. Shepherds mother,
Mrs. John W.. Rison, Of No. So4 South
THIRD Street.
Captain ana Mrs. Joseph smms, of
New Bedford, Mass, who have been
spending the winter ~ .leic 7nonn, HI lcit
Wednesday to remain7: month ntl ltho
Ebbitt Hotel In Washington p tx lpforc
going home. ISL. EE 'rs,aA2l-. (
Mrs. III. s. Saunders. who has been the
guest of Mrs. j.. i. Barnes. has returned
to her home, Shirley on James River.
Mrs. Eugene Floll, Of North Carolina,
lis with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IT, L.
Barnes at No. Oil Floyd Avenue.
t5sgs
Daughters Of tho American Revolution
will be a much entertained body during
the approaching Continental Congress in
Washington. Areception will be- given
tho organization BY the president, Mrs,
Donald Mclean on tho evening Of April
18th, and on the. next afternoon, at 2:3o,
the daughters will be received by the
President. ra
Mr.. LIZ j. Maxwell. OF this city, was
recently visitor to Baltimore. where he
was registered az the Renncrt.
Nj. I>ovenstein,' OF Richmond, was
among the guests at the ''stag" dinner
given recently III Washington Ey Mr..
Percy Hirsh Levy,Nln celebration of his
twenty first birthday.
:,t,tsi "a tt. isfEI
The Rev. DR.. l.. Phillips, of this city
Is in Atlanta, Ga..,twhere he is conduct
ing a school Of methods for Sunday
school workers: n The Atlanta Journal
says5of the school: 4 "a 42
The school is to.be conducted by DR..
a. L. Phillips, D.iD., Of Richmond Va.
who is the general 1superintendent OF Sun
day-schools and general secretary OF me
Young Peoples Society OF the Southern
Presbyterian Church. a worker of widely
recognized ability and authority In these
lines Of work.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. T.. Herman have re.
turned to their home at Healing Springs,
Va, after visit TO Richmond
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Mrs. sallIe' Taylor and Miss Fannie
Taylor of staunton. are the guests of
friends here.
Miss Myrtle Grenton has returned to
her home in Newport News, after a visit
Of two weeks to friends here.
The Rev. George II. Wiley has returned
from Staunton. where he went in the
interest of the Ex-P Prisoners Aid So
ciety ~ 'titF=F 49, i