The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-08
News Of South Richmond
South Richmond Bureau,
The Times-Dispatch.

South Richmond Bureau,
The Times-Dispatch.
1U3 Hull Street.
Rev. Henry Alexander White. d. D..
of Columbia Theological Seminary, OF
Columbia, S. c.. preached at the Porter
Street Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning at II o'clock. in the absence
Rev. w. G. Burch occupied the pull
pit at both services yesterday at the
Asbury Methodist Church. His morn
ing subject was, The School Of Ants,
and at night. my Vineyard" w. II.
stippich. musical director of the Rail
road Y. NJ C. A.. sang at the morning
service yesterday, and the Misses Mar
garet Schaadt and Clara Lumpkin rem
dered duet. AT night there was spe-
cial music by the, choir.
noon and evening in the tent on Perry
Street. between Fourteenth and FIJI
teenth Streets.
Rev; j. NJ. Rowland preached at at Nest ses.
Subjects: II A. NJ. Where Can He
Find You To-Day" s P. NJ, When
plate Washed His Feet"
Special music was q feature in Oak
Grove Baptist Church yesterday.
Voting Precincts.
Below is list OF the voting places
in South Richmond and the names OF
the officers who are to serve in the
election for the primary to-morroW
under the arrangement of the CITY
Democratic Committee: -
First Precinct-517 Hull Street. e,
f. WalthaIl, registrar judge; Z. w.
Roach, judge; William Caudle. clerk.
Second Precinct-Courthous r.. ,.
Anderson, registrar Judge; f. ~ AN
derson, Judge; Charles Waike 6, Gle clerk. \,
Third Precinct-1024 Hull Street NJ.
A. Rightsall, registrar Judge; E. f.
Davis, Judge; r. NJ. Shipp, clerk.
Fourth Precinct-l321 Hull Street.
w. L. Porter, registrar-ju j. A.
Williamson, Jr., judge; a. L. sampson
clerk.
Wizards VS.. Montsomeries;
The South Richmond Wizards batted
and fielded poorly Saturday, and were
rather easily defeated by the Mont my.
gomeries by the score of to l. the
solve the curves Of young Burch. me
big feature of the game was the terrific
slugging of Bauer. of the winners:
The Wizards will play Leigh street
of the Paramount car line, next satur-
&c Score by innings: R.H.E
Wizards .......01o 90 81 -
= batteries: Blunt, Walthall, Nunnally
Walthall and Livesay; Burch =, ane
Dreamer. Home run-Bauer. Three
base hit-Walthall Struck out-b
Blunt, s: by Burch, 6. Umpires, tray
~ Oak Oak Grove VS.. Oak wood Stars.
The Oak Groves did Well Saturday
to split even In double-header VIII
the strong team of lakewood stars
The Groves won the opener by the
ond after hard fight by the score O
to 8.
Score by innings: Fl. %
. QFnd n o n 0--111S
o'f Batteries: McAllan, Clements ant
Mann; Rigsbee and Harris.
Second game
Score by innings; = H. r
Groves 49, .'........oo2oloooo- s 10
Batteries: Angus and Canepa; Glenn
ents and McAllan.
Entertained Mt Cards.
| Miss Margaret owen entertained de
in honor Of Miss Louise owen, why
VIII be married this month. and Mise:
Elsie Rockford. OF Bel Air, Nd. ane
Elsie Gray Of New th orf Srst prize any,
Miss Elsie Gray was awarded tn,
guests prize. Miss Matte was giveI
| the consolation.
Social Events.
/ charming house party Is belns
given by Miss Nettie Bitter at tn,
4 home OF hsr sister, Mrs, p. s Caples
Amongst those enjoying her hospital
/ itv ara Misses Gussie Chandler, Emm'
| Stephenson and Edith Humphreys, Q
smyrna Del, and Miss Marie Caples
Misses Reva and Delta Mereditl
/, gave magic lantern lawn party fri
! day evening. Miss Virginia Archie
. Won the prize offered for the best Ian
fern, and little Mary Williams receive
. the second prize. Misses Lucy Eas'
$ Martha Pulliam and Delta Meredlth
!, lanterns deserve mention
:. Miss Margaret Watkins, OF Roanoke
who is the guest OF Misses Mary an
: Margaret Jewett, of Midlothian an
r Miss Ethel Puryear, of DanYllle. Wer
s entertained Friday evening by MI an
J. Mrs Luther Cosby, of Chesterfield. a
y evening OF games and music was srea
J. w enjoyed. Light refreshments VET
= Misses Margaret Watkins OF Roanoke
~ ethel Puryear, of panville; Mary Jew
/ ett, Kitty Eastman. FLORENCE - Cos y y
;, and Avs Washington, and francl
"a "a Fisher. Lee Lester, John JeWett' Jane
= Horner and Jeff Cosby.
N Notes Of Interest.
CONGRESSMAN John Lamb was u
sneaker of the day last WEDNESDAY
n Mf Pisgah Church, IN lheste.ne'
county. the occasion being the hnn ~,
chjldren's day exercises. SefS ~. e
orowd turned out to near me uuat ~,
and at night the WoHeh saYe w y
ioyable lawn party ~, aor,,
Mrs. NJ t. Jackson and ner aau : :
tars Misses Carrie and Emma q.
Mrs Mollie Clark and her son, NE NE
wall who wspo thrown out Oh the