The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
Barton Heights


j. p. Haupt is In Georgia, where
he was called by extreme illness Of
his daughter, Mrs, benjamin Haupt.
f.. B. Bowden and family have
moved from Milford. Caroline coun-
", to Barton Heights, and will re-
side on Virginia avenue. He has acc
eeptaa position with the Virginia
Life Insurance Company
Mrs Summers. OF Baltimore. is Wis
Ting her daughter, Mrs. j. G. SchfSs-
Ter.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of
the Baptist church has postponed the
week Of PRAYER FOR missions till the
fourth week in March on account of
the revival services that are in pro-
gress rfyJv--at tfTtz baptist church.
Mrs Hawkins Is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Fred Carr.
The baseball team OF the High
School played the Ginter Park team
Friday afternoon on the Barton
Heights diamond.
Charles c. Culien, of Knoxville,
Tenn. who has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. c. II. Cullen. has gone
to New York city and is accompanied
hy his sister. Miss Jennie Cullen.
Rev r. RI. Bowden. at the BAPTIST
church. VIII preach sunday morning
at II o clock. Subject. Heaven" by
request, aud ut night at o'clock:
snbjectt THE Wonderful Saviour"
The revival services win continue dur
ing next week.
Mr.. e. 5. Sangster continues III In
his home on Virginia avenue
Bishop Robert A. Gibson win preach
and confirm class of ten in Epip-
hany church Sunday morning. and
the Rev. T p Scott. of the Payne
Divinity school. OF Petersburg. viii
preach at night.
Il The, WoTnan's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Methodist church
MET at the horne of Mrs. W. 4.
= R;tt.he Thursday afternoon. A most
attractive program had been pre-.
pared. Mrs A. T. Faulkner read
paper On foreign missions. Mrs. w.
r, Wright read one on China, and
Mrs. Bache sang several appropriate
collections. The next meeting win
take place at the home of Mrs. u.
]. Gregory
The Barton Heights Literary So-
cietS met IN the Assembly Hall Fri
day afternoon The program con-
sisted OF an Evening with Edgar
Allen Poe" The roll cali was an
swcred with questions from Poe. fol-
lowed by sketch OF Poa's life hy
Miss peaehy Saunders, and a recita-
ton by Miss Sophie Curry Miss
Martha Henderson gave reading by
Poe and Miss Mable Mcdonald rem.
dered piano selection. ~
Mrs, ID. III. Wiaman and Mrs. "
III. Bixhy. both Of whom ffave bee
quite sick. are much improved
The Ladies' Aid Society held ~
regular meeting at the home of M
r. III. Bowden, The attendance w
large. and the fine program was
greatly enjoyed. The next meeting
viii take place March II at the home
OF Mrs. Mary +. CHM. 61s North
avenue.
Rev. A. C. Bergman returned
from Norfolk Friday, where he was
called earlier In tt.- week by tina
extreme illness of his brother. II. ].
Bergman.
r. S. Ragiand was brought home
Friday afternoon from Emporiax
quite i'll with an attack of erysipeia
in the head. This Is the second ali
tack he has had In the past few
weeks. ~
Rev. A. c. Bergman will preach
Sunday morning at II. o'clock and
at night at o'clock in the Meth
odist church
The School Board OF Henrico coun.
~ have presented 10 the Barton
Heights school a chemical laboratory.
which was put IN the school on Fri,
day Also the handsome new die. II
tionary stand. which the Barton
Heights Mothers Club gave the
school, was placed in the school FRI
day.
Miss Mamie Starritt. of West ytr-
ginia. who has been the guest Of Miss
Bessie Woodward in Ginter Park. i
the guest OF Miss Ollie Sydnor.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary So
ciety Of the Baptist church viii meet
at the home of It's president, Mrs
w. II. Bixby. .709 York street, Mon
day afternoon at ais o'clock. "A
Surprise Party will be the attractive
feature Of the meeting. 1t Is an i'm.
portant meeting. and full attend.
ance il desired.
Rev. r. M. Lemly. A. OVERLOOK \
Presbyterian church. will preach
Sunday morning; subject. 1.-The Privi-
lege and Mission OF the Real Israel. \ u
AT night Rev. J. w. Phillips. Of thu
Union Theological Seminary, win
make an address on home missions \
In Canada DR.. Phillips spent soverxl
years IN mission work In that part o. u
Canada. where the scenes OF most of 1
Ralph Connor's work were laid.