The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-06
cided Ito remove to Ohio in the near

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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brothers. have
returned from their wedding trip, which
included New York, Philadelphia, Bal.
timorc, and Washington. They are now
located at 2111 Church Fill Avenue.
Mrs Hutchinson. OF stanton. Va. and
Mrs. Easily. OF Bluefeld. w. Va, who
have been the guests of Mrs. c. T. Arnoll,
OF Twenty-third Street, have returned.
Captain James Elliton recently visited
his father. at Alton. Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cogbill will leave
tonight for Memphis. Tenn. to attend
the bi-annual convention OF the Locomo-
two Brotherhood. which will be held In
that city this week.
Mrs A. a. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie
Rose, and their two children recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rose. OF
Wilton Oaks, Va.
Mr.. J. T. Kennedy and daughters. Alice
and Ethel, will leave to-day for Augusta
county TO visit his brother. who is quite
III. tsS
Mr.. Luclan Martin. OF Hanover county,
visited his sister. Mrs. Conklin during
the past week.
The handsome doll. contributed by Mrs.
William Fidlcr to raise money for tho
building fund OF the Paramount; Baptist
Church. was won by Miss May Falyey,
one of the contestants, who secured the
lnrgest number OF chances. The whole
of the proceeds amounted to the hand
some sum OF $40.
Mrs. Ella r. Ralney was tho guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nuckols during
the past week.
Miss Ethel sm,ther and her little
brother, Master Rowland Smlther, have
been quite sick for the pnst several days,
as were also their cousins. Miss Olive
Clayton and little Elsie Clayton.
Mrs. Pearl Burton and children. OF
West Virginia, but formerly of Fair
mount are visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity. *
Mrs. While Phillips loft few days
ago for Hanover county. to visit friends.
Mrs. C.. p, Goodall, Of Twenty-1lrst
Street. Is out again after her recent
illness,
Mrs. T. J. Taylor expects to leave In
few days for Albemarle county to
visit relatives and friends
Miss May Fclvcy yer ydelightfully en-
tertained quito number OF her young
Friends in her fathers home n few even
ings ago, for the benefit OF the building
fund Of the Paramount Baptist Church.
Pnrlor games, vocal and instrumental
music recitatinns, and reading, we're tho
fentylrcs q OF tho evenings enjoyment.
About 10 clock, the guests were invited
into the dnlning-room, where dainty re-
frcshments were served. Among those
present were Misses Bertha Watkins
Essie Councilman, EVELYN billiard, Lula
shelle, Annett Gary. Ella Tclyey, Mary
Germelman. Minnie Vail, Florence Ger
mclman, May shclle, Madeline Boze. AZ
wilma Germelman. Marie Gentry, lnez
Hobson, Ethel Hutchinson, May Gentry,
Camp meeting which put tho crowd y
a roar Of laughter; recitation, IAN Elec-
trio Comb" BY Miss Maggie Bryant, Nlso
caused much merrment; solo, THE
preacher and the Bear" by Mr.; J. Lon :.
ME Mitchell; solo. Wont You Come ana
Play in MY Yard" by little Miss Mamie
Rouse a weo tot; plano solo, Miss annie
Ennis. recitation, Miss Lille iilchler'
entitled, THE Mustard Plaster;' 500,
by Master Dewitt Felvey. accompanied
by his sister Miss ella Felyeyi reel
tation,t Miss Edna Ennis plano SOLO MISS
Rosn Branner Misses Ella Felvey ana
Edna Germelmnn, recitation. Miss Edna
Ennis plano selection, Miss Annie Ger a
melman; song Master George stutz pia-
no solo, Miss Rosa Brauer; solo, Miss
Marion Richardson,