The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-26

Mr.. Willie Russell, of s04 Ia Mos
by street. Is quite sick with fever.
Mrs.- Callie Temple, OF -alo- North
Thirty-second street. has returned
from a delightful trip to Asheville.
N. c. While there Mrs. Temple at
tended many sessions Of the Meth
odist Conference, and was present at
the ordination OF the seven newly
elected bishops. She also took In
many side trtps. including Biltmore.
the $4,000 acre farm Of the Wander
bilts, and the famous North Carolina
Hot Springs. Mrs. Temple reports
the mountain scenery a. sublime in
Its grandeur.
The Charlottesville Baptist Sunday
school will run an excursion to Rich
mond next Wednesday. Among those
who will visit Richmond will be Mrs.
Harvey Spangler. who will ve with her
sister. Mrs. b. Pond, of 1917 East
Marshall street.
Master Willie Strand. of $40 Mosby
street, IL quite sick with the measles.
Mrs. John T. Melton and her moth
err. Mrs. Hilliard of 34O2 East Broad
street. will leave the city Friday for
@ stay of several weeks in Philadel-
phia. They will go by boat TO Baiti-
more, stopping there a short time en-
route to Philadelphia.
Miss Sallie Bruce Hawkins OF 2706
East Grace street. who has been Wis.,
iting Miss Ethel Lee Webb. OF Pc
tersburg. for the past two weeks. has
returned home.
Miss Bessie l.aunders. of 2f3 North
Thirty-sixth street, has been spend
Ing several weeks with relatives In
Swansboro.
Mr.. James Burdette. OF East Broad
street. has returned from q business
trip TO Staunton and Clifton Foorge.
He will leave Saturday to Join hts wife
in Norfolk. Mrs. Burdette has been
spending several weeks with her
mother In Parkersburg. w. Va. and
will stop In Norfolk for several days
before coming home.
Mrs Charles Mann and her little
son. of Atiee, visited friends on the
hill yesterday.
Owing to the severe storm of yes
terday afternoon the May Queen and
May Pole dance given at lakewood for
the benefit OF the Retreat had TO stop
for the audience to seek shelter. For
this REASON an extra matinee per-
Torrance viii be given Friday after
noon at 4:45 o'clock. in addition to
to-nights entertainment at SIS.
The two small brick houses which
have stood for generations at the cor
ner OF Twenty-fourth and Marshall
streets, are being torn down and a
handsome residence will be erected
by MIR. l.. l.. Gregory. Of the Arm OF
Bowman Il Gregory for a home on
this site.
Mrs. George Mason. of Norfolk, Va,
is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Minter,
on Mosby street.
Mr.. Easton White. of Twenty sixth
and Franklin streets, with his sister,
Mrs. Charles Mann, OF Atlee, will
leave Monda. for an extended trip
West and North. They will first go
10 Ohio to witness the marriage Of
their brother. and with later travel
through the North. spending some
time at Thousand Islands
The funeral OF Mrs Emma Booker.
90 5oos East Main street, widow OF
William III. Booker. who died We'd
nesday morning at her home, will
take place this afternoon at the Third
Presbyterian church. of which Mrs.
Booker was consistent member. al
O'Clock.
Mrs, w. u. Hill. of South Boston,
who has been spending some time in
Washington and Philadelphia, IL now
visiting Mrs. II. s, Fitzgerald. 27o2
East Broad street.
mrs. Archer w. Creekmore return
cd 10 the city last evening, after
spending delightful time among her
friends and acquaintance In Roa-
noke.
There will be- musical entertain
Eient given by the Philathea class
of the Venable Street Baptis, SUNDAY
ri hecL-,in this lecture room OF that
church on Thursday night. This viii
take the form of a can.atA, The
Growing VI Love" One Of the most
interesting features on the program
u readiag by Mrs h3ta Fuller
Nefslcr