The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-10
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

/ There Will be no preaching in the Meth
oulst Episcopal church Tomorrow.
,, preaehing will be had in the Jefferson
Memorial Unitarian church Tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. by the pastor,
Rev. John l.. Robinson.
The Union League Will meet in the
Methodist church Tomorrow night al 7:al
o'clock, with DIR. @. II. Collins as leader.
Subject: Righteousness The league
is undenominational and all are invited.
The Unitarian Bible Class will NEE,
Sunday evening at O'Clock at the home
OF Mrs. A. r. Weeks
a card party Will be given Monday
nigh, in Library Hall. under the aus.
pices OF the Highland Springs Branch OF
the Wonran's National Alliance. Refresh
ments. consisting OF cream and cake. will
be served A cordial invitation is ex.
tended to all to come and enjoy the even
ing.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at tn,
home OF the president, Miss Winnie Eme
rick. on Tuesday OF this week. Ate,
the usual routing business plans were
proposed and discussed for the purpose o.
starting fund and raising the money
with which to build a new brick church
The Woman's study Club met Wednes.
day IN Library Hall with full atten
dance After the rendition of the inter'
estinB programme, short while was
spent in parliamentary drill. wi.lch wud
ment. Dainty refreshments were .Aprved.
Miss Leba Morris and Mr.. Blackburn,
of Richmond. were recently guests OF
Mrs Rosa Ford at Sunny Rest" or
Daisy avenue, where they were, pleasantly
entertained. This was their first visit 10
the village and they expressed themselves
as being much pleased With this attrac-
! tive suburb OF Richmond.
MIR, Henry Gilke and Mr.. Spreadby. OF
| New Hampshire. spent a part OF the week
| In taking in the most interesting points
of interest in Richmond. Mr.. Spreadby
recalled many incidents which occurred
I,t,In he. DIV nv
while in the Northern army.
Mrs Lilibrdge, of Providence, r. l.,
arrived In the village during the past
week where she will make an extended
! vinai. She will also visit her sister. Mrs.
A. T. Weeks, before she returns home.
| Royce McClelland. who Is student at
Snithdeal College. after severe spell
of sickness Is out again. and is now able
] to resume his school duties.
Mcssrs. Henry ,Cilkic and David Spread
| by. both OF New Hampshire, who are
guests of Mrs. d. a. Smith at the
| Tower House." left the village on We'd
/ nesday for a visit of several days to
Fredericksburg.
Miss Nellie Vinal Mrs. Rosa Ford, Mrs.
| Frank p. Read and DIR: S. A. Roope at
| day afternoon.
Mrs. Chllds, wife of DR.. Childs. was a
| guest at "Lynnhurst during the week.
Mrs Emma ID. Storer has returned
| from washington, WIlCTe sic SISlit 'SG'S-
raj days during the week visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. b. *. Ladd, of Powhatan county,
was a guest Of his. son and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs Leroy Bovee, on Weinas'lai
and Thursday of this week.
Miss Jennie Hudgens spent several days
during the first OF the week with friends
| in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Vernnrd Beadlcs recently
4 entertained their brother and sister, Mist
Rena Bcadlas and Ernest Beadles' IRON
near Gaines Mill, Hanover count
Mrs. D. A. Smith Is convalesclng IRON
her recent Illness.
Mrs D. i. Stiles visited her daughter
Mrs. George A. Gordon, near East R'ch
mond, on Thursday evening. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Nealand l,,, W, ~
Virginia on Wednesday from Green Say
Wis., and were entertained . thar ng gapo az
4 Bovee, in Highland Springs. They lefft
4 Thursday for the home Of Mrs, Nealand,,s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. b. IS. L - 9, !. i /,
4 their future home in v!rgiaia.