The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
Scottsville Social.
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sCoTTSvILLE, VA, August St.--A
delightful picnic on Hardware River
was enjoyed by the following ladies
pnd gentlemen on Tuesday: Misses
Marian. Starke. Of Richmond; carietta
.rompkins Nora billiard. Mrs. Samuel
1'ompkins,. of Richmond Miss Alice
billiard. Misses Martha, Sara and Maud
e essa Mrs miss n a n p Sas !, q ary s91n
pr b. T.. billiard, Mr.. and Mrs. N. II.
sclater. Messra.sJohn G. Tompkins and
Gary Moon, Miss Virginia Pitts, Miss
Master John PITTS, Henry Harris. Ben.
jnmln and Magruder billiard and Sam
uel Tompkins, Of Richmond. The party
s sre Mt most Of the day fishing and
chicken. wntermelons, cantaloupes and
many other dainties OF tho season.
Mr. John s. Martin gave his nieces
Misses Martha and juliet Martin, of
Richmond. delightful dance on Sat
ware. supper was served early
In the evening, and dancing con-
tinued until nearly midnight. Those
present were. Misses Juliet and
Martha Martin, OF Rlchmohd; Mary
Graves. OF Petersburg; Lindsay Pow.
Ashland: Lucy Harrison Wade. OF
Rlchmond; Clara Pitts, Isabel Jones.
OF Richmond; Marietta Powers. Louise
Atkins. OF Richmond; Lucie Powers.
Margaret Nicholas, Marian, starke. of
Richmond: Annie Nicholas. Emily
Wade. of Richmond. and Pearl Jeffries,
Messrs. s. r. Gault. Charles and James
kins. Cary Moon, John s. Martin, DIR.
James Hart, of Ashland; DR.. Fletcher
Jordan and Mesdames Samuel Tompkins
and r. l. Wade. of Richmond
aeIo AZ ffy . In. Iof ~
Miss Ethel May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs George Willis White, OF the coun-
ty. to Mr.. Mortimer Yates Sutherland.
OF North Garden, on "wednesday after.
Moreland Baptist Church, near Rcd
Hill. Va.
At the lawn party given by the wo-
mans Guild OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Tuesday evening $50 WIS
taken In.
Since the compilation of the bridge
the town is full of people, large num-
Der OF these being from Buckingham.
Mr.. John c. HILL OF Baltimore. is the
guest of his uncle; NJ MI. G. b. Harris
his old home hero.
Professor w. p. Ellis, OF Buckingham,
spent Sunday in Scottsvlle.
Miss Virginia Morris. of Spartanburg,
rem.
Miss Fannie Patteson. of Roanoke,
Is at Paradise"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Dnnkum,, who
turned to Richmond Monday.
Miss Ella Schultz, OF Arvonia. is vis-
iting her . cunt IT. Mrs Mrs. Gil Giad h.e .
view" for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Blackburn, who
have been residing at the Schultz place,
east OF scottsv!lle, will return to the
village shortly.
M1u Tnbn I, NS Fam 1,tr
tied the town Thursday.
Messrs. George and T. r. Omohundro.
Jr., were called home from the exposi-
tlon last week on account OF the death
hundro.
Mr.. Marion Pitts spent Sunday at
"Beile Haven"
Mr.. Travers Alexander visited scotts-
vile n few days ago.
Professor Walton. OF Fork Union,
will preach in the Baptist Church
here next Sunday
Work. has been begun on the new
residence OF Mr.. T. e. Clements on VAL
ley Street.
Mrs. John Ballard and children arc
visiting relatives in Washington.
Mrs. l. c. Schweickert and daughter
Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Faulconer
are at Mrs; G W. FanlGoner,s.
In the town Tuesday.
The Rev. and Mrs. C. z. Blankeuship
are visiting friends here.
Messrs. G. w. Gilmer. of Towards
vile, and John Hart. of oyerton. were
In Scottsville Saturday.
Captain and Mrs. Robert Durrett are
at Mrs. w. D. Patteson's.
Mr.. C. A. Dunkum, of the Atlantic
Coast Line Railway, spent Sunday al
Mr.. p. " Foland's.
Mrs Thomas Goodwin. of Apo
mattox. has returned home after visit
to her old home In Fluvanna
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Tyler Goodwin. Mrs
George Nicholas and Mr.. Reeve Nicho-
las are at home again after visit to
the exposition.
Mr.. Bonnie Jones spent Sunday here
Mrs. Lucy Page is at Mrs. Jackson
Beale's.
Mr.. Joseph Hartford is visiting MS
brother here.
Mr.. j. L. Martin. of Carriers Bridge
was q recent visitor to Scottsvlle.
Mr.. ]. u. Lane, of Esmont, was ir
the town a few days ago.
Bowling Green.