The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-22

A very beautiful reception was ten
tered Or. and Mrs. ". S, Dorset, last
evening by the Ladies' Aid Society, OF
Leigh Street church. at the home Of
Their president, Mrs Spencer Holdcrott'
2902 E. Marshall street. large
crowd was present. fully manifesting
the affectionate regard of the Society
for their pastor and his Wife. In the
course of the evening. the guests nf
honor We're presented with a handsome
silver fruit comport lined with gold.
bearing the Inscription Presented to
DR.. and Mrs. w. 5. Dorset. from the
Ladies Aid Society of Leigh street Bap-
list Church. Richmond, Va. July, 1910.
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. Spencer Holdcroft. and 1t was a
gem, interspersed with wit and poetry,
but through it ALL voicing the love
which prompted the gift DR. and Mrs.
Dorset both responded feelingly,
though taken completely by surprise,
and plainly showed their Appreciation
Following this, DIR. Bagby paid a loving
tribute to DIR. Dorsets work as a pas
tor of Leigh street, and to the influence
OF his pure noble life in our midst. and
said that his going from the city would
be felt by preachers and people all
over the city. The serving of dainty
refreshments. brought to a, close happy
occasion. in which a feeling Of sadness
pervaded.
Mrs, Charles Wiltshire and Master
Grayson Wiltshire, of \. Twenty-six
time with relatives in Old Point
Mrs. F. A. Christian has returned
from Charles City county. where she
spent ten days with her cousin, MRS.
Mr. and Mrs w b. Liggan announce
the marriage of their daughter, Ruby
NJ. to Mr. V. H. kuhl. of this city.
which took place sunday morning in
North Twenty-sixth street After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. kuhl left for
an extended trip north. Returning
they will be at home to their friends.
at 1908 n. Thirty fifth street.
Mr. Charles n Wiltshire. of 562 N.
Twenty sixth street, accompanied the
Council baseball team on their trip TO
Baltimore, leaving the city this after.
noon.
MIR. Benz r, Ashton, of Chimborazo
Park returned home yesterday from
Craig county, where he spent several
days with his family who are sum
mering there. Mrs. Ashton and chill
dren Will remain until September.
Mrs. Thomas Morriss and daughter,
Mamie May. are visiting friends IN
Newport News.
Little Miss Majorie Throckmorton,
who has been so i'll for the past four
teen weeks. is now convalescent.
Mrs. Robert Houghton and two chill
dren OF 3Io3 r.. Marshall. have left the
city for a three-week's stay in Buck
ingham.
Mrs. II. r. Richardson has gone 10
Chautauqua. N. Y, to remais until Sep
TENDER.
Ellis Walton, Of a1o7 e. Marshall is
very sick
Hugh Christian, Claude Throekmor-
ton, Vernon Jones and Murray Payne.
are camping at Dfewry' 50 Bluff.
Mrs. Charles Eldrtdge and children,
of $3.50 r. Broad street, have returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Salem.
Miss Hazel Hudspeth Is visiting
friends In Bon Air. where she attended
the Tuesday night dance of the Bon
Air Country Club.
Mr.. Richard Goode. of Chimborazo
Park. is spending few days at Ocean
View. From there he viii go to Bal
timore to witness the game, in which
the Richmond councilmen are expect
ed 10 cover themselves with glory.
He will then proceed to New York and
join his friends Mrs. John r. Grimes
and Mr.. Waverly Melton. who are
spending some time there He will re-
turn by way OF Atlantic CITY,.
Miss Grace Pollard. of r. Broad
street is spending a month with Mrs.
Eddie Pollard. of South Richmond 4