The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-15

Tom F1ippen John 1linker, james Thorn.
ton. Robert Granger and Joe Kinkur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pecoe were the
chaperons.
Mrs. Mary snoote Is very III at the
homo of her daughter, Mrs. Adams, OF
| No. 10 Wood Street, with grip.
| Mrs. Laura Lnuterbach has returned to
her home In Petersburg. after stay of
several days with her daughter, of Chel-
sea Hill.
Mr.. Ernest Slaughter left several days
ago for the North In the interest of the
American Locomotive Works.
| Mrs. ]. r. Bailey, of No. IA Wood
| street, delightfully."- entertained the New
| berry Memorial Circle of the King
! Daughters and Sons at her home a few
evenings ago. Music and paror games
We're the interesting features OF the eve
ing, which were lndused in after bus
mess meeting Of the circle. at late
| hour refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. James r. Bailey, Mrs. William Rob-
ertson. Mrs. julia Jones, Mrs. r. c..
Blackburn, Mrs. Jessie Beck, Mrs. l.. j..
Taylor ana Miss Bertha Bailey; Messrs.
George Tuck, Joe and Pierce Mahanes,
Rutiin and Allen Bailey.
Mrs. Holt, OF Chelsea Hill, was the
hostess Wednesday evening OF a social
dance and supper given In honor of her
daughter, Miss Marie Holt. Among those
present may be mentioned Miss Myra
Barnes. Fanny Bass, Grace Culey, CO.
finne Bass. Bertha Bailey, Alma Barnes,
irene. Lillian and Ethel Kirby; Messrs.
Chassie Jones. Vcrnle Tuck, Joe Mahanes,
Ruifln Bailey, Frank Bass, Frank Hill
and others.
Mr.. John Risner. OF Philadelphia is
VISITING his cousin, Mr.. John Risner of
the Pike.
Miss Lula Burton, of West Virginia, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Wade. Of tho
pike.
Mrs. Salle Morris, who has been so
III at her home here for several months.
is thought to be somewhat improved.
Miss Ollie Granger, of Baltimore, is the
guest of her cousin. Mrs. Minnie CARRIER,
of the Creighton Road.
Master Frank Mayors, whose hand was
SO severely injured by firing of a pop-
cracker two weeks ago as to necessitatu
MS going to the hospital. has recovered
sufficiently to return to his home here.
Miss julia Jeter has returned to her
home, in Hanover county. after n pleas
ant stay of two weeks with her friend,
Miss Julia England.
Mr.. and Mrs. GARRISON. of Dumbarton.
Wore recently guests or Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Moore.
Miss Madeline Putze has returned to
her home here. after a pleasant visit to
friends in Richmond
Mrs. Sadie Minor, who has been 80 Ill
for several weeks. is better.
Mrs. Gasser, of East Leigh Street, who
has been spending some time with her
friend, Mrs. Charlie Steinback, was called
suddenly homo In consequence OF her
husbands accident. which proved to be
moro serious than a sprained ankle.
Miss Dora Frank was the recent guest
OF her cousin, Miss Genevieve Winkers.
of Fairfield.
Mrs. Woody Patterson, OF Chelsea Hill,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank Shop
pard. OF this vicinity.
Mr.. Burford Chidress has returned to
his home in Covington. Va, after
pleasant stay with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Chldress, of the Pike
Miss Blanche Grubbs. OF Hanover
county, who Is attending school at How
ards Grove, spent the holidays with her
mother. While here she was also the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. ]. r. Bottoms,
on the Pike.
Mrs. Lucy Barham, OF Rock Castle, has
returned to her home after a pleasant
stay with friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Ellis James Is visiting relatives In
Mr.. James Culey. who has been so Ill
for some time. has greatly improved. and
is able to resume his duties at the Amer
lean Locomotive Works.
Master Earl Pet,dleton, who had two of
his fingers mashed while at work several
days ago, is getting on worry nicely.
Mr. Sam CulleY has returned to his
home here from Halifax county. He was
accompanied by his cousin, Mr.. Runnie
r. vassar