The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-14

some time lie left the hospital on
was operated on November lth. The
funs al arrangements will be made to-
day.
Hnsons to Attend supper.
Manchester Royal Arch Chapter No.
As. will hold an important meeting
tonight at the Masonic Temple. Fol-
lowing the meeting the chapter will
adjourn to the Presbyterian Church,
ladies Of tho Westminster Lea que. The
affair promises to be most enjoyable
one.
Death of Infant.
The infant child of Mr.. Z. S. Rag
land died in Danville yesterday morn
ing at Z o'clock. The body arrived
here last night. and was taken to the
home of the child's grandmother, Mrs.
John n. Meredith, In Swansboro. The
| funeral will take place from the home
this afternoon at o'clock. and the
interment will be made in Maury
Cemetery.
Personals md Briefs.
| Mrs Samuel Keplcr, who has been
the guest of Mrs. J. w. Bronaugh, has
returned home.
Mrs. peter c. zyistra left this week
4 for Charleston. s. c., to be the guest
lof her mother.
| Mrs. Frost, of Canada. is visiting
lher sister, Mrs. s. NJ. Perdue. on Perry
1 Street.
Mr.. Frank Robertson. of Ports
mouth. is the guest of his uncle. Mr.
Stanley Robertson, at Woodland
Heights.
i Mrs. wingfeld. of Ashland. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. y. X. Perdue
on Porter Street,
Richardson tyhn
visiting relatives at Chester, has re
Miss Helen, McRae will leave .hi
week for Norfolk. TO visit her uncle
Mr.. Collin McRac. @
y Mrs. Daniel B. Bridgefotth who ha
been the guest OF her parents for sew
eral days. left Tuesday for her hom
, in Lunenburg.
/ Mr.. David Perdue.i of New York
, after pleasant visit to his parents, Il
this city, left Monday for the expo
sition. and later Will leave for New
York,
!, Miss Margaret owen has returnc
,, home from Petersburg. where she wa
the guest of the Misses Bond.
. Mrs. Charles f. Conley has returne
home from most enjoyable pleasur
and business trip to Macon. Atant
and Spencer, y. G.
Miss Margaret Owen left Tuesda
!, for Kenwood. to be the guest OF Mr..
lIrv'n Weisiger
/ Mrs. 3. NJ. Robertson, who has bee
) Iquite sick fpr several days, is yer
i, muclnjmproved.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Patch LET
, Monday on a visit to the exposition.
, Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Broaddus an
= Mrs. Judith Hcllapd left Tuesday 70
$ the exposition to spend several days.
:. Miss Edith Holt is quite sick at sb
i |home of her parents. on Porter Stree
i'll The Forest Hill Shakespearenn Gu
l,nct at the home of their presiden
. Mrs. Walter a. Watson, Tuesday after
. noon.
e Rey. j. w. Durham and wife are
!. Danville. where they went to atten
: the Baptist Convention.
Mr.. NJ. y. Campbell. Rev. ]. *. 10
Tiff. Rev. +. B. McSparran and Re,
j. T. Routten left yesterday for til
Methodist Conference, which is bein
held in Petersburg.
: Mrs. a. C. Bergman. OF Church
land. is the guest OF her sister. AR
y "A. A. Adkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan. of Swnnsbor
!. have issued invitations for the Nwet
4 ding of their daughter. Nora, TO NJ
) Arthur +. Fortune. The ceremony wi
< take place on November Goth. at
:. O'Clock p. NJ. In tho parlor of Re
= j. T. Routten.
Two deeds Of bargain and sale wei
Il recorded in the Corporation Court We
1t terday morning as follows: John
Willard and wife to Lula Belle Fou
IS feet OH Railroad Street. betwee
!, Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets; a.
4 Adamson. trustee. to 6. Mofntt Kin
n 40 feet on F1ull street. between Eishl
II and Ninth Streets. S775.
I, Contractor Bradley yesterday NOR,
y ing commenced work on the gradt
Il and g1aveling Of Cowardin Avenue, a,
y will push It to rapid completion.
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Meetings for Business Men.
The business men OF tho city are atten
Ing daily half-hour meetings held from