The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-18
a recent guest Of his sister. Mrs. Hugh Pay

a recent guest OF his sister. Mrs. Hugh Pay
Tor, Mt the parsonage
Mrs. w. f. billiard, together with a num-
Der OF tho ladies OF Fairmount Methodist
brigade, an entertainment for tho benefit Of
the carpet fund Of the church. Tho affair
IS quite unique In its nature, and promises
to be thoroughly enjoyable.
Rev. Tlden scherer. OF Richmond, will
conduct services Thursday evening In tho
Presbyterian Chapel on Twenty third Street.
Mr.; George H. Adams, formerly of Rich
guest OF, his brother, Mr.. oscar Adams. of
Twenty-third Street, and other relatives In
this vicinity.
Miss Adele Bross. of Baltimore. Is tho
Street
Tho Epworth League OF Fatrmount NJ. E,
Church gave a most enjoyable social We'd
nesday evening In the church after the reg
ular services We're over, State superinten-
dent OF the Sunday schools. Mr.. Lewis McIn-
tosh, was present and gave blackboard
talk on sunday-school work. which wns
highly Instructive and entertaining to all
present. after which the young ladies served
hot chocolate and waters.
Mr.. Hamilton Enos Is III with an attack
OF appendicitis in his home on Twenty
eighth Street.
Mrs. Meyers. who has been spending the
early winter with relatives in New York.
has returned to her homo In tho city.
Little Miss Maggie Rose, who has been
Waiting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Putze. OF Hcnrico county, has re-
turned.
Miss Leila Putze, OF Henrfco county, is
spending some tme with her sister. Mrs.
Eddie Rose, of Twenty.second Street, who is
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loving and children
formerly OF Fairmount, were guests OF rcla-
tlves in this vicinity during the week.
Mrs. r. Walker Jeter and children, OF
Chesterfield county, were guests OF Mr..
Jeter's mother, Mrs Roberta ] eter. OF Fair
mount Avenue. during the past week.
Miss Annie VAIL. OF Hanover county. ls
visiting her sister. Mrs. John Taley, Of
Twenty-third Street.
,o Miss no Ola whitman has returned to her
eral days in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Young, who were
recently married In staunton. have moved
here. and have taken n flat with Mrs.
Crumpler. OF Twenty-second Street.
MI. and Mrs Isadore Harrls. who recently
moved here from Buckingham county. have
returned to that place after having lived
here for several months
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Harris, Of Newport
News are visiting relatives In this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beadles and little
son. Hume, Of Roanoke. Va. are tho guests
| OF the foremer's father Rev r. B. Beadles,
| Of Twenty-second Street
Mrs Carrie Cobb has been quite i'll in her
nome Tor several days. rs has also Mrs.
Roberta letter and Master George Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown We're very
| when number Of their young friends
gathered In their home on Twenty-secon1
\ Street and rendered them a surprise party,
! Music and games served to while away the
| hours. Refreshments We're served at IL
1 o'clock. afte', which tho merry crowd dis
! prrsed
Grove Council, No. 40. j. O. u. "a. NJ
acid a very important and interesting meet
Ing in their hall on Howard's Grove Wed.
4 1csday night.
| Miss Madeline Putze. OF Henrlco county
has returned homo after Visiting relatives
! In this vicinity.
Mrs. Carter, Of charlottesville, who has
been visiting friends here, has left for New
/, port News.
| Mrs. J. NJ. Fossett, sister OF Mr. w. J. En-
! nls. ia extremely Ill in her home.
| Miss Nellie Walks has returned from a
| vsit to friends at Lanexa e
4 Airs. Oscar Adams has returned from
Hanover county after spending some time
/ with relatives.
1 Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dobbins, OF Clay
VILE. were recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
i Robert Marshall.
\ Mrs James Wooden. who has been con
1 fined to her homo for tho past week witt
4 an attack Of the. grip, Is somewhat I'M.
! proved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore and children arc
home again after n stay OF ten days witt
relatives In Washington, D. G.