The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-15
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times-Dsspatch,

llV3 Hull street.
Failing upon the cobblestones from
Virgins Passenger and Power Com
pany's car No. 20. of the Hull Street
line at Ninth and Hull Streets yester-
day morning about 10 o'clock. Mrs. Il.
B. Howle. siaty-three years old. VIE
of the editor OF the Weekly Bee, was
painfully bruised and shocked. Her
Injuries are not thought 10 be serious.
The car was returning from Rich
mond and Mrs. Howle stepped upon the
running board. preparing to get
OFF, when she was thrown violently to
the pavement 1t was not known at
first how badly she might have been
injured. 1t is thought that the con-
ductor pulled HIS cord before Mrs.
Howle had stepped upon the pavement
She is confined to her room, and Is
suffering intense pain.
Baseball News.
A great game of baseball will be
played Saturday afternoon at 4.5u
O'clock at Byrd Park when the OAK
Groves wifi be pitted against the re-
nowned South Richmond Wizards. The
fray Will be on the Battle Axe diamond.
on Labor Day the Wizards took the
Manchester pets into camp, and al
though not predicting an easy time.
the Magicians are confident that the
Groves will bite the dust on Saturday.
The Wizards say they are the cham
ipions of the Southside, and from their
many victories they expect to have an
,undisputed claim TO the honor.
The Groves hopes to defeat the Wiz
ton, catcher; Clements or Hampton.
pitcher: Clay. shortstop; Kirby. first
base; Mann, second base; Snellings,
third base; BEDFORD. left field; Minter.
centre field; McClelland, right field
A large crowd of rooters and many
pretty girls will turn out to root for
their favorites
The Oak Groves will cross bats with
the Weyanokes Saturday, September
"a. and the game will probably be
played on the Christ Church diamond.
Schools Opens To-day.
teachers Of the Washington Ward
white schools for the session of 1910
1911: Kramer j. Hoke, principal;
Clara o'Brien, Virginia f. Tatum. Flor
pupil teacher; Ruby !. Parsley. pupil
teacher; Bessie McGeorge, supervising
teacher: Mrs. Eva NJ. Gwathmey, Eliz-3
abeth P. Bohannan, Virginia Roberts.
Bessie Wells Rachel Lyon. Bessie
ME 1I y French, Ida 4. Brown, Emma y, a al i
Lamb, Mamie Is. Richardson, Mrs, Ida
S, Woodward, Nettie Cridlin, Carrie
McGeorge, furlough Mamie f. Hall,
board substitutes; Eleanor Patterson,
board substitute.
Death OF Infant.
Beverly S. infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Huband. died at the home of
his parents Tuesday morning at 9:l5
o'clock.
The funeral took place yesterday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock from the home,
% West Twelfth Street. The inter-
ment was in Maury Cemetery.
Picnic Mt midlothian.
Midlothian Lodge of Masons held
great picnic yesterday on the lodge
grounds at Midlothian for the benefit
OF the women and children of that
The regular meeting of
the lodge was held in the afternoon.
Notes About Town.
The Lend-a- Hand Society of Balm
bridge Street Baptist Church will hold
q meeting Tomorrow at A O'Clock In
the church, This will be the first meet
Ing since the disbanding for the SUM
mer. a full attendance Is urgently re-
quested
Mrs. Walter Watson will entertain
this evening at Sis o'clock at her
home at Forest Hill for the benefit Of
the Church of the Good Shepherd, The
will be in the form OF "a
veranda tea, and is expected to be es-
peclallys attractive. "A musical pro,
gram has also been arranged.
Y The resignation OF Rev. Benjamin
Dennis, Of Meade Memorial Church, has
caused much distress to not only the
members Of his church, but to the
Whole community Mr.. Dennis has Tvs
sd In South Richmond for many years,
and is known and esteemed by az.
Mrs. Charles i. Jones is In WASH 4