The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-20
SOUTHWEST RICHMOND

Of two weeks with his uncle. Mr.. John
Pate, of Darlington street.
Mrs. Jenkins and daughter.
Blanche. have returned home on
Twenty-first street after "a pleasant
stay at Buckroe Beach
Mrs. manuel Cowardin. of Ashland
Va. was the guest during the past
week of her friend, Mrs. Lucy Griffin,
of Twenty second street.
Miss Hazel Sterling. who was
operated on at the Memorial hospital
two weeks ago. is still very much COM
planning at her home here.
Miss Alma Ennis left Sunday for
Chesterfield, Va, where she will spend
her vacation.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dean, of Han
over. were the recent guests of the
latter's sister. Mrs. w B. Chenault
of this vicinity.
Mr.. w b. Huff has returned home
here. after a pleasant visit TO his
mother in the mountains of Virginia
/ Miss Elsie Minor left Saturday for
Goochland, where she will visit her
mother for several weeks
Miss Fanny Edwards left SATURDAY.
for Gloucester county to visit her
aunt tor ten days. 49,
| The regular meeting OF Ideal Coun-
tii DdusAtSTS Oh Liberty was hAId
at the town hall at s O'Clock Tuesday
night. Election OF officers was the
principal business
Mr.. Charlie solons has gone to
/ Waymack, Va. where he has accep pied
a position.
Miss Susie Morris has returned home
from pleasant visit TO relatives and
friends at Rock Castle. Va.
Miss Ruby Evans. has returned to
her home after stay of ten days with
/ her friends in Basic City.
/ Miss Lottie Snead. will leave Thurs
/ day for Ocean View. To spend two
weeks with a party OF other young
! people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Pew. have
returned home at Portsmouth after a
short stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor
Patterson on Twenty second street.
Mr.. Robert Baker who has been
very i'll at his home here for the past
month, Ia convalescing
Mr.. James Tiller. of Norfolk, is the
guest of his parents on Mosby street
Mrs, Leila Wood. left Tuesday for
Essex county to spend the remainder
of the summer with her parents.
Mrs. Walter Robertson, OF Baltimore.
is the guest of her cousin Mrs Smith
er on Darlington street.
Miss Ellen Self. Is very sick at her
/ home on Twentyfourth street
Miss Emma Talley. will leave Fri
day for Clifton Forge TO visit her ais
ter. Mrs. George Forbes, before her
return here she will also visit friends
and relatives in Charlottesville.
Miss Sadge LAWYER. who has been
very sick for several days Ia convales-
cling.
Mr.. Ernest Smith. has returned
home after a pleasant stay with a
party of friends at Ocean View.
Mrs. Mary Schotts Is very much
complaining at her home on Twenty
first street.
Master Russell Bowman Is able to be
out again after severe case of meas
les
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edrnonds have
returned to their home here after a
lengthy stay with relatives in Earleys-
ville Va.
F Mr.. John Nuckols, is able to resume
his duties after having had a very
serious operation performed on his
throat and head.
Miss Lilly Seal. and friend Lottie
Gaines. of Beaver Dam, Va. are the
guests of friends on Mosey street,
Mr.. Willie White was removed TO
the Memorial Hospital Monday where
he was operated on for two broken
ribs which have been broken for some
time and Mr.. White did not have them
set at that time, and II 10 necessary
at this time 10 have them treated. he
in getting on very nicely and nothing
serious Is feared by the attending ply
siciaps.
Master Harvey Perkins. who has
been very sick at his home for three
weeks. is improving.
Mr.. James Burch, has returned from
Old Point. where he joined friends on
fishing trip for the past ten days.
They caught many pretty fish. includ-
ing crocus and Black Bass.
Mrs J. l.. Griffin. who has been very
III at her home, for the past week Is
only slightly improved.
Miss Allie Glen, Of Amelia county,
IS spending the Summer with her aunt
Mrs. Willie Rose, on Mosby street.
Miss Glen is very much admired and
i Is attracting much attention among's
the younger set OF this vicinity.
/ Miss Edna Morris, left Tuesday for
FarmviIle. to visit relatives for two
weeks.
Miss Francis Gotham of Goldsboro,
n. c., Is visiting her cousin. Miss jamie
Wise of Darlington street.
Mrs. Walter Brooks, has as her
guests this week. Mr.. and Mrs. J. K.
Farmer, OF Gainesville, Va. and the
Misses Reeds OF Baltimore. Md.
The Daughters OF Liberty. Of the
| East End. are making preparation to
run another twilight to Beach Park
Saturday. July Esd. two trains have
been chartered. one will leave at o: 40
/ P. NJ, and the second section at $3.50
p. NJ. all are cordially invited to so
| and make this twilight n success.
| Mr.. Howard Royal and friend. MIR.
| Banks. OF Washington. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. Fl. Marshall, of Maddox
! Hill.
| MIR. T. r. Southworth, who has been
] very sick for some months N still very
feeble and unable to attend his duties.