The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-14
tho spring, Az there IL great demand
for hotises. There ID not 1r6use OF any
description In West Point that can be

tho spring, Az there ID a great demand
for hotises. There ID not h fr6use or any
description In West Point that can be
rented.
Mrs. b.. w. spencer. who broke up
| housekeeping and moved to Richmond
last fall. Will return and reoccupy her
old home February lat.
Mr.. Prosser Tabb and family, consist
ing OF wife and son. arrived Friday morn
ing from Baltimore to spend the winter
in West Point. Mr.. Tabb Is president OF
tho West Point Veneer Package COM
pany, and tho plant Ia running full time
and capacity, and needs his personal su-
pcrvlsion. Mr. Tabb and family are
boarding on ID Street with Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Neale.
Mrs. II. +. Lewis entertained the Whist
Club at her homo on the "Beach," Thurs
day afternoon. Among those present
were Meadames A. B. Hargrave. George
w. Richardson, Samuel Bland, Joseph T..
Bland. Mrs. N. NJ. Fuller, Robert Peck,
OF Nashville, Tenn, and Misses Mary
Gatowood and Marie EEargrave
Miss Mae Owens entertained a few
friends this week at her home on Fourth
Street.
Miss Mary Hill who has been visit
Ing her parents at King william Court
house, has returned to town.
Mr.. Frank Palmer, former citizen
OF West Point, who left with the South-
ern Railroad for work at Primers Point,
has had to give UP his position on ae.
count OF bad health. He Is now In Mid
dlesex county with his brother. Miss Bes-
sic Palmer. his sister, who teaches for
Mrs. James Robinson at Ekyron, King
William county, has been with him for
the past three weeks. Mr.Palner Is better
and she has returned to her school
Mrs. Bernard Lipscomb, an old lady
over seventy years OF age, had d serious
bed.
Mrs. j. II. Gary also had q bad fal
but is getting all right again.
NESS jamie Pollard, daughter OF bfr.
Henry r. Pollard. OF s1s West Grace
Street, Richmond. Is paying a long visit
to her uncle. Mr.. Robert N. Pollard. near
steyensonville. King and Queen county,
at Bell Air. the old Pollard homestead.
Mrs. B. cabell Hening and two little
daughters, Wave and Clarice, are the
guests of Mrs. Alexander Fleet.
Mr.. Howard McISim F1eet of Glen AL
len, Is on visit to his father, Mr.. John
a. Fleet
Mr.. Jones. OF the west Point Veneer
Company. Is quits sick at the Ridge
away House.
Miss Clara RJdgeaway House was call
cd to Baltimore the first OF the week by
the death OF her sister. Mrs. DR.. Rose,
of Maryland. She has not returned.
Mr.. Robert Gray Diliard. OF huntsville.
Va. is on a visit to the Misses Brooks
at "Dudley's Ferry"
Rev. Robert Garnett and Miss Mar
garet Scott Eubank, OF huntsville,
Essex county. will be married at 7:a0 P.
NJ. Mt Ashland" the home Of the bride,
on January 18th. Rev. Mr.. Garrett Is son
Of the late Mr.. George William Garnet
and grandson Of Judge Muscoe Garnett
(deceased). OF Essex Miss Eubank Is the
granddaughter OF the late Rev. A F.
Scott. OF Essex.
Miss Petite Num-. who has spent the
winter in Stanton, IL at her home on
Eleventh Street.
Mr. william r. Bagby. clerk of King
and Queen county. was in town Wednes-
day.
Mr. Umholtz who has been putting in
acetylene gas here for a year or more.
has left for Gloucester Courthouse, where
he will put In similar plant.
Mr. @. e. Parkinson. OF Beach Park
Company. who has been spending some
time in Richmond. has returned.
Mr. Wilson Hardy has returned from
his home in Chase City.