The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-27

Miss Myrtle Phillips. OF Macon, Ca
and her grandmother, Mrs. L. A. Wal
Ter. who have been visiting Mrs. Sarah
snead, of 2407 East Clay street. re-
turned TO their home Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. w. C. Clair. of Hampton. who
has been visiting Mrs. 8. d. F1ournoy.
OF 3sl2 East Broad street, for sew
era! days, returned TO her home
Thursday, accompanied by little Miss
Lucille F~iournoy.
Miss Ruby Blocker of East Mar
shall street. has returned from a
pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Beth
Alley, of Chesterfield.
Mrs. J. n. Spencer. of Newport
News. passed through Richmond this
week en- route 10 her home from a
delightful trip to Hot Springs. White
companied by Mrs. r. l.. Caven. of
Richmond. and stopped with relatives
M the hill a short time before going
home.
Mrf. J. n. Baldwin. of the Chin
borazo Boulevard. In spending several
weeks at Brerno Bluff. Va.
Mrs. Pcyner and son, who have
been visiting the formers sister, Mrs.
George y. Greene. at the st. James
parsonage, will leave today for their
home in Moyoek. Y. C.
Mrs. j. p. Schermerhorn and
daughter, Miss Mary Schermerhorn,
OF chimeorazo Park. IN have been
spending oyn time In the country.
wifi join Misses Susie and Grace
schermerhorn In Norfolk. where they
will remain some time.
Mrs. J. r. Rector and children. vir-
ginia. Nellie and Raymond. of North
Thirty-second street, left Thursday for
a visit TO relatives in North Caro-
tina.
MIR. j. NJ. Biglin and two daugh-
ters, who have been visiting Mrs.
Judge, of 34o0 East Broad street. will
leave for home to-day.
Miss Hazel Hobson. Of North Thir-
~ty-fourth street. has returned from a
delightful trip 10 White Sulphur, ac-
companied by her cousin.
Masser Clifford Harris liz quite sick
With typhoid fever in his home on
Thirty-fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. w C.. Calls and chill
dren " returned from q delightful
stay in the mountains of Virginia.
Mrs. E. A. Peyton. of C~hariottes-
Vile, Ia the guest of her brother-in-
law. Mrs. William ]. Parrish.
Beginning Sunday. September 4. the
Sunday and Wednesday evening SER
vices at 81. James will be held at
. O'Clock. instead OF at s:lS o'clock.
as held during the summer.
Miss Dora Garrison, who has been
spending a month with her friend,
Miss Maisie Vaughan, of King and
Queen county. returned TO her home,
ais North Thirty sixth street. to-day.
Much excitement was occasioned
yesterday NJ the corner of Thirty
second and Broad streets when a
Broad n Main street a struck
George W. Anderson's delivery wax-
on. damaging II considerably. Fortu-
nateiy. neither the driver nor the
horse were hurt.
Mrs. 8. %. F%1ournoy. OF East Broad
street. will leave tomorrow for a
visit TO Hampton and Norfolk.
Miss Julia Yeager is visiting friends
in Roanoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Clarke. nee
Chaikley, will return from their bridal
trip tomorrow and Will be at home
to their friends at s2os East Broad
street.
Mrs. Edwin Phaup ana little daugh-
ter. Minnie Rob. who have been visit
ing Miss Sallis Alexander, Of Crimora.
Augusta county. will return to their
home on Chimboraxo Park tonight.
Mrs. U. r. Foote. of s&1c East
Broad street. / souite sick.
Miss Kate Shaughnessy. who has
been visiting friends on the hin, will
cave to-day for her home in West
Virginia.
: Mr.. Jack schermerhorn 10 spending
his vacation at Midlothian. Va.