The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28
SOUTHWEST
RICHMOND

At the memorial exercises to be
held at Hollywood next Monday af-
terncon Companies A, u. @ and D
Of the First Battalion. First Regi-
mes1t, VIII parade. The latiics OF the
association request all those who have
flowers to contribute to the decora-
tons to please uend them to the
cemetery at Q o'clock Monday morn
ing, where q committee will receive
them.
Idlewood was the scone Wednesday
night Of q beautiful spectacular az
fair, when the May queen and May
pole dance, given for the benefit OF
the Retreat took place. Sixty-eiRht
children in bright costumes formed
q pretty tableau and the entertain
ment was much enjoyed. a matinee
win be given this afternoon at 4:46
O'Clock Mrs. Mark 4. peyser has
charge Of the AFFAIR.
The lawn party which was post
lponed on account OF rain wednesday
will be given Friday afternoon and
evening. May 81. from TO O'Clock
Ut Oak Grove. corner Sycamore and
Chaffln streets. This In held under
the auspices Of the Mothers Club
of Sidney School for the benefit Of
the library fund. Cream, cake and
candy will be sold.
There was masque party given
at the residece of of s. A. Puiltanl,
so7 South Laurel street. for the bene-
1T OF Randolph Street church Tues
day, May "a,
The members of Epworth church
have bought the lot on the corner OF
Chaffin and Meadow and hope soon
TO build a new church there.
Rev. DIR. Buchanan. Of the Asso-
eiated Charities. Will speak at the
Allen Avenue Christian church sun
day morning and Rev, c. Il. Stewart,
of the Anti-Saloon League, at nigh
Rev Henry Pierce Atkins. pastor
of Allen Avenue Christian church, will
preach the baecaiaureate sermon be-
fore the Woman's College. Lynch
burg. sunday. juno 5.
Mrs. w y. simmons, Of Annapo-
lis, Md. and Mrs. George Thornton,
OF BALTIMORE. who have been visit
ing Mrs. n Nj Brown. Of .02f Tay-
lor street, have returned home.
Mrs. Mcmahon. of i4oo Ashland
street, who has been sick for the
past month. Is improving.
Miss Mary klsmnn, OF Rueger' :
Place. boulevard. will shortly sail
for her former home In Iropa. Hun
v.
Richmond three years. and has made
many frlsnds here. She win be ae-
csnpanied by her uncle and aunt,
M and Mrs Nicholas Klemon, Of
this city.
Mics Mamie Burnett, If 80 Deep
Run street, has been confined 10 hex
home for the past two weeks with
rheumatism.
Miss ora worsham. of 202e Taylor
street, has been very sick. but Is now
better.
Miss Leah " Hudson, Of Washing
ton. u, C., Is visiting her cousin, Mrs,
Charles Paintore, 1903 Randolph
street.
Mrx. James Conway. ef 1919 Pew
hatan street, who recently underwent
a serious operation at the Shelter
ing Arms hospital has returned 10
her home, much Improved,
A. Charles Atkinson. nj gag
Ghaffin street, will leave Saturday to
visit his parents in Caroline for "a
Few days
Miss Irene Walton, OF the Old Res
ervrfr. spent ID few DAYS recently
in the homo Of her cousin, Miss Elsie
Walton. near Northampton.
Miss Mamie Robertson. of 124s
Ashland street, spent sunday ST At
fste NtG}t}aE NJ tss lSf4tele -sStNt1'3'
Mr. G. H. Hall. Jr.. Of Floyd ave-
nus, viii leave next week TO spend
8bverai da@s ~. New erks
Mrs. NJ f. Carter. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. r l..
FARLEY. of Chaffin street, left Wednes-
day 10 Welt Mrs II. +. f5saste5-. OF
Woods Lane. Caroline county.
Miss Edna l. Morgan of 22al
e,hamn street. was able to 20 out
yesterday for the frst time in three
months.
Mrs. Smith is very sick at her
home. zoos Powhatan street
Mrs Clarence Burton, teacher at
the Male orphan Asylum. has been
quite SICK.
Mrs. Traaern. Of 1921 Powhatan
street, ~ visiting her daughter. Mrs,
James Cook, OF Baltimore. Nd,
A most enjoyable picnic was given
AZ Forest Tiiil Wednesday. when Mrs.
Pate, OF the Allen Avenue Chrastian
church, entertained her Sunday school
elass Aho9t twenty children enjoy
cd her hosritaiity.
Mrs. ], II, Richards. OF King Will
itar., who visited Mrs. w. $, Tir9l-
ber,ake, OF ea South Addison street,
this week, has rsturned home.
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