The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-09-06

The East End Citizens Association
I has extended an invitation TO the
! Windy Point Club through their presi-
dent, Captain John A. Curtis, to be
present at their annual watermelon
feast to be held Thursday, September
s, on Chimborazo Park.
The funeral OF the little one-year-
old child of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Da-
Wis took place Monday morning at / l
O'Clock from the residence. 1905 North
Twenty-frst street. The interment
was in lakewood
Mrs. b. z. Bickers and daughter
have returned to their home 2615
East Franklin street. after u pleas
ant stay at Hewletts
Miss Jessie Oliver, of $685. East
Broad street has left the city to visit
her brother, Mr., Harry Oliver, of New
Kent. Later she win go to Newport
News to be the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Thomas Sydnor. of Disputanta,
Va, who has been visiting in the
home Of Mrs. f. w. Bishop, 106 North
Twenty seventh street. has returned
home
Mrs. Robert Scott Fitzgerald, who
has been the guest at Hill Brooke. -
South Boston, for the past month. has
returned to her home on East Broad
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyche, of Oak
Grove. spent sunday with the for
rher's sister, Mrs. l.. A. Guy, 2601 East
Broad street
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Wiltshire.
of Lynehburg. have returned to this
city from a ten days trip to New
York, and are the guests of the lat
ter's brother, Mr.. Thomas Mussen, of
the ChimborazO boulevard.
Misses Lillian McMinn and Sarah
Allen are the guests Of Mrs. r. n.
Morgan at brakes Branch
Friends of Mrs. Elder Rennolds, of
Thirty-third and Marshall, viii be
pleased to know that her health has
improved very much since her re-
turn from Asheyille, n. c.
Mrs. Berkely Goode and family, of
Chimbofazo Park. have returned
from a visit to friends and relatives
in Chesterfield.
MIR. J. H. Trollinger, of Chatauqua,
North Carolina, is visiting his daugh
ter Mrs. j. w. Rector. of 3o5 North
Thirty-second street.
Mrs. f.. Nj Chalkley, of brakes
Branch, spent last week with rela-
tives on the hill.
Mrs. Harvey Eggleston and daugh-
ter. Miss Phyllis, of Thirtieth and
Marshall, have returned to the city
after a pleasant stay at Tunstall's,
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Shervin, OF
North Thirty-second street. who have
been summering IN F'luvanna county,
have returned to the city,
Mrs. West, of East Broad street,
who has been SO very Ill. is now able i!
to be out.
MISSES Madeline. Amy and Floy
Kratz, who have been attending a
house party at the beautiful noun |
Salem, Va, have returned to their
home.
MIR. Low. Of Thirty-second and |
Broad, spent sunday at ocean View.
Mrs. Emma Virginia Williams, wife |
Of Rev. G.. f. Williams, OF ia North I
Twenty ninth street, died at her home |
afternoon at 5 o'clock. The /
family is a prominent one on the !
hill and they have the sympathy of
the community in their bereavement |
Miss Rosa Brauer of North Twen-
.y-fifth street one of Church HITS
most talented musicians. has had
barge of the music at Park Place
Turing the absence of the regular or
sanist.
The condition of Miss Viola Diacont
Who is very i'll with typhoid fever at
Ter home, 2a25 Venable street, re-
mains unchanged. Prayers were ask
ID for her recovery at Union Station
asst evening Miss Diacont is one OF
he most dearly beloved young ladies
m the hill, and her sickness is caus-
ng widespread regret
Messrs Frank Evans, William III.
Clarke -. Starnell and Mas
err Charles Starnell, OF Washington, Fl
Who have beer the guests Of Mr. and
drs. James Fl. Cline, Of sofa East :
dain. have returned to their home