The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-14

Sallie smith was the feature of
delightful service at Union Station
Sunday evening. Rev r. II. Potts
preached on the timely subject OF
MISSIONS, speaking touchingly OF the
human link which would soon connect
the work In China with Union sta
ton. and OF the love of the church
for her who would so soon go out
from the mother church. And then,
with the remark that this love had
taken tangible form. he exhibited
to the congregation the handsome
watch and pin which was presented
to Miss Smith. Though taken 80 much
| by surprise. she responded very grace
fully, and feelingiy referred to the
fact that though SO far away she
would still hold her membership In
her home church and closed with an
appeal for the prayers OF the MEM
bers and friends for her success In
her life work. The watch was en-
graved with her monogram and the
date on the outside. and on the In
side was inscribed rSallie NJ. Smith.
Mizpah. Presented by the congresa-
ton of Union Station as token OF
love. June II. 1910"
The Benevolent Society of venable
street church VIII give social at
the residence OF Mrs. f. e. Bowden.
of 1898 Pleasant street. for charitable
purposes. nice musical and lite
rary program has been provided ana
liberal patronage lis requested.
There will be silver offering at the
door.
Many delegates are attending the
Richmond District Missionary Con-
ference from Church HID. which
convenes In Hampton to-day. Among
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trict secretary: Mrs. r. IA. Potts. Mrs.
Archie Creekmore and MISS saiiie
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs James w Burdette.
of East Broad street. have returned
home from an extended visit to Park
ershurg, w Va, and Norfolk.
Miss Bette Lee, niece OF Mrs. L.
A, Guy. and her friend. Miss Sallie
Squire. OF Emporia. were in Rich
mond last week
Little Katherine Hughes. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes. OF
Twenty ninth and Grace streets. is
lconvalescing from spell of measles.
Miss Katie Brooks of Eising
! Green. who has been visiting her
cousin, Mrs James Huckstep, of tbs
North Twenty seventh street. has re-
turned home accompanied by little
Thelma Huckstep.
Work On the granoltthic pavement
| OF the Chsmborazo boulevard has been
started Only half Of the allotted
| space WA be paved. the remainder
| out to the curhing being turfed. thus
| identifying the boulevard very muoh.
Work has also been begun on the
renovation OF the tool house on
| Chin horazo Park. This VIII he con-
verted into an attractive watch
house. the present one TO be torn
down and the slope graded.
| Ca, Ia visiting his brother. the Rev.
r. II Potts, at the parsonage. Tis
North Twenty-fourth street.
Miss Grace Hawkins is Visiting
relatives In Lynchburg.
Little John and Elizabeth Cowan'
OF 33iS East Broad street. are quite
sick with the measles.
Misses Mary Gregory and Lillian
Chiikley. Of brakes Branch. VINO
have been visiting Mrs William Rus
sell. NJ Twenty eighth and Marshall
, left for their home Saturday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Chapman. OF Seoe
/ Pleasant street. have returaea Afnie
I from a visit Of several weeks TO
/ chuchauck. Nansemond county. Va
Harry f. and Stewart w. Hineh-
man. sons of pr j. III. Hinchman. OF
AIS North Twenty-fihth street. Will
return home this week from ROCK
| nm College, Ellicott City. Md. where
( they were students this session Harry
/ IA n graduate, and is making for him
| self quite name In the basebaii
world.
Mrs. virginia Hasker.. OF Twenty
eighth and Grace. left to-daysror NOT
! folk and vicinity, where she VIII spend
several weeks visiting relatives ana
| friends,
Mrs. q. w Smith and son, Grady.
of 2lo5 East Broad street. who nave
been visiting IN Cuipeper for some
time, have returned home
Little Virginia Clarke Ia quite SICK
at the home OF her grandmother.
Mrs. Ida Clarke. OF S2o6 East Broad
street
Miss Rebba Clingenpeei, OF Lynch
burg. is visiting her sister. Mrs FRANK
| Cole. of North Thirty-third street
Mrs. j. r. Cole and her daughter.
| Lena, Of s4ot East Broad street. lett
the city yesterday TO visit her moth
or Mrs. n. v. seuthweFth, of LnHen-=
burg county
Miss Margaret Wilson. of 2Sos East
Broad street. left Sunday to visit her
sister. Miss Elizabeth n. Wilson at
| the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baiu-
more.
The funeral Of Mr.. James w. Bailey
will take place this afternoon Al
Leigh street Baptist church at $50
O'Clock. MIR. Bailey spent his long
life on Church Hill and his name has
ever been a synonym Of integrity.
honesty and energy. His daughter
Mrs. J. E. Liggan, Mrs George Kay
and Mrs. w r. Jordon. have the
sympathy of their friends in this De-
reavement.