The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-24

The Lee Cook Us will hold lawn
party Thursday evening, August rs,
on the vacant lot, 1905 East Broad
street. The tables win be presided
over by young ladies dressed to rep
resent the different nations An en-
joyabie evening is promised all who
attend.
The ladies OF Vena BILE Street Baptist
church will also hold lawn party
Thursday evening on the vacant lot
at the corner OF Thirty second and
Marshall streets. This win be held
Tor the benefit of charitable purposes.
Automobiles VIII be In waiting for a
joy ride, costing only ten cents for the
round trip. String music aud singing
Will also be feature OF the evening.
Refreshments Will be served
Mr.. Bonnie Gallagher and family. Of
East Grace street. are at Ocean View
this week.
Miss Mamie Strickland, of Brook
lyn. n. Y, is the guest of her cousin.
: M8ss Alma Strickland 6f 2fe53 East
Grace street
Mr., William Sullivan. Of Chin boraza
Park has returned from a two weeks
stay at Ocean View.
Messrs. Leroy Still and Benjamin.
Stamper have returned from a ten
days trip TO Whitestone. Va
Mrs. Coutts is quite sick In her
home on North Thirty-frst street
Mr.. ). +. Clay, OF Thirty-tirst and
Leigh, left the city to-day TO spend
some time in Baltimore.
surprise birthday party was given
Mr. Hunter Tyler, Monday evening at
his home, 400 North Twenty seventh
street. Various games were played
and dainty refreshments served.
among those present were. Misses Ada
GSi2t{urra q
wicke. Dubre Hay, Madeline Shacke.-
ford. Mary Gentry. aEzel tlippen.
Mary Childrey. Hazel Cole, I.aurs
Hardwlcke, Louise Spain Bessie Ty-
Ter. Lotue Shackelford, Mabel Tyler.
Mrs. w l.. Hardwicke, MIR. and Mrs.
g A. Tyler, Mr. and Mrs, w. r.
Ellis and Mr., and Mrs. j NJ Tyler.
Messrs. Clarke Roper Thomas Bick-
ers, Walter McQuade. Ernest Flip
pen. Albert Sfewers, James Tyler,
Luther Shackelford, Frank Childrey,
Willie Low. Carroll Speights Hammie
smith, Earl Tyler Frayser Childrey,
Frank Chandler and Lewis Miles
Miss Ruby Cartwright has returned
to her home on East Marshall after
a ten days visit in the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles EIdridge and
family. of 1918 East Broad street. who
have been spending the summer at
csded to move there for the winter
Mrs. Eidridge's health Is much i'm
proved by her stay in the country, and
the move is made in the hope that she
may entirely recover from her recent
fndisposition.
Mrs. Askew and grandmother. OF
North Carolina, are visiting the for
fftrf son, sfT J. A. ASKeW, or T05
North Twenty ninth street.
Mra r. Rytrt s~
her residence. 26ll East Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs James w. wiltshire
or Lynchburg, nave been the guests
OF relatives on the hill for several days
en- route to New York TO spend some
time. They were accompa MED to
Richmond by Masters Parkin and
Matthew Wiltshire. who will be the
guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Mussen. for several weeks.
MIR. Benjamin McPhaiI, OF East
Franklin street, has returned from a
pleasant stay in the mountains
Masters Walter Powers. of 221s
Pleasant street, who was quite pain
fully hurt while returning from West
Point. by bullet fred at the train
striking him in the Jaw xnd mouth,
IL still suffering a great deal, al
though no serious results are antici-
pated
Misses Bessie and Addle McGehee
are visiting relatives in Portsmouth
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ganzert have
returned from their bridal tour. and
are at home to their frienos on Tween
ty-third and Marshall streets
Mr.. A. G. Stevenson. formerly OF
Church Hill. but now OF Barton
Heights, who has been very sick, is
able TO be out again. and expects to
leave the city in few days TO re-
cuperate.