The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-22
South Richmond bureau.
The Tlmes-D ispatch.
lloa Hull Street

Mrs. E. Hewlett Trainums musicale
took place Tuesday night at the Pres
byterian Church. The church was dec
GRATED and delightful program was
rendered. Rev. Hugh Sublett delivered
medals to Misses Marie Norris and
Violet Eountree for improvement.
Most Impressive was the annual me-
mortal services of Henderson and
Stuart Lodges, l. Q. o. F.. held last
night at $3.50 o'clock at Odd Fellows
Hall, Eighth and Hull Streets. The
spacious hall was crowded with mems
bers of both lodges and their fam
lilies The solemn music and touching
words TO commemorate the departed
touched all alike.
Too Much Music.
John Dunn, Philip DRILL and Ray
mond Clements. charged with OBJ
structing the street with musical in
struments and sounding the welkin
with offensive so-called melody TO the
annoyance of the good people of
Swansboro, will appear before Squire
Cheathan's court Friday and face the
music OF the law.
With a full moon at its best. the
lawn party under the auspices of the
Baptist Workers of Woodland Height:
! Baptist Church last night on the
church lawn. Thirty-first and Spring
| Hill Avenue, Woodland Heights, was a
pronounced success. Every one had a
good time, the women of the church
having arranged the entertainment
The bewitching night moved some to
feel romantic. and many secluded
nook found its admirers,
The Methodist Sunday School Asso-
citation met Sunday afternoon in Ma
toaca Methodist Church, Chesterfield
county.
In the absence of Professor w. r.
Smithey. the president, j. E. Youns
presided. and James l. Joyner acted
as secretary. A program was rendered
by the NLataoca school, and brief talks
We're made by Messrs. z. L. Mann, w.
| a. Williamson, G. C. Wright C. r..
Wilkerson. S. w. Wells and others.
The women of the Choir Guild and
Industrial Chapter met Monday after
noon in the churchyard of Meade Me-
mortal Church and served cream.
a seventh district dispensary for
the distribution of medicines to the
poor in South Richmond has been ar
ranged for. the drug firm of Weisiger
& Anderson, 7o6 Hull Street, having
! been designated as the dispenser.
Baseball Games.
Three games of baseball were pulled
off at Midlothian last Saturday. The
Midlothian Juniors won double
header from the Dry Bridge Bindings
the scores being to and 8 to g. The
Midlothian Club defeated the Swift
Creek boys. Il to IL. the game being
| characterized by heavy hitting. In their
two meetings Midlothian has won
| both.
Rev. j. c. Miles. Messrs. Bash Nor.
rissett Henry Moore, Misses Alma
4 Webb. Emma G. Burke Hazel Johnson
Maud Merritt, Myrtle Holloway ane
Mrs. Charles Brown left as a deega'
ton from the Southside Baptist Young
Peoples Union Monday for the Baptis,
/ Young Peoples Union summer en-.
campment at Virginia Beach.
/ President W.. B. Bradley of the Rich
mond Baseball Club. and resident OF
South Richmond. presented the flag ia
Judge A. e. King, vice-president OF
the Roanoke club. yesterday afternoon
at Pennant Day in the latter city.
Personals and Briefs.
! Mrs. May s. Bailey and children have
returned home after pleasant visit
to friends and relatives at Mosleys
| Va.
Rev. j. T. Haley at the Johnston
| Willis Hospital is improving. His
daughter, Marian, was operated on
| Monday at the same hospital.
w. H. Berger, who has many friends
| In South Richmond, has fully recov-
| cred after treatment at the Hygeia
Hospital and has returned to his
| home In Farmvile.
". T. Gregory, former resident OF
| Chesterfield county, has just been
elected first vice president of the
Builders Exchange of Norfolk. Mr.
Gregory is member of the firm OF
Gregory s Williamson. general con-
tractors, is a member Of the board
of directors. and one of its charter
members. Heis a son of r, S. Gregory
of Ochre. Va, but has resided in Nor
/ folk 6fteen wears 4