The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-07
CHURCH HILL NEWS
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Church Madison

- The choir of Union Station is busy
Il nraEttclnE Tor concert, which viii be
u the AFTERNOON attraction of the picnic,
10 be held at Buckroe, July 14th. Many
ESCthAr pleasant features. among them.
II th4 reunion Of former members OF the
\ GnuTch, who have moved to different
& parts OF the city and suburbs and unit
4 "a with other churches. have been
Il plAnned
Misses Evelyn and Ida Holdcroft
4 have left the city for Fort Worth. Tex
4 ~ TO xisif their brother s. W. Hold
croft, Jr They Will visit several OF the
III Western cities en- route, Cincinnati. in
I diAnapoIis and st. Louis being among
th1 number. On their return they have
j planned TO stop In New Orleans. Allan
~ and Charlotte. They expect to he
Mway from the city about SIX weeks.
Mrs. William WILTSHIRE, of Elsing
U Green, who has been visiting in Rich
Il ulond, has returned 10 her home, She
q WAS accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
& James Hnckstep and children. OF IT'S N.
I Twenty seventh street. who Will spend
the sumner at Elsing Green. King VII
n 1tMm county.
Or W. Hartman Evans and little
brother. David. who have been visiting
II relatives on K. Grace street for this
4 past TWO weeks, returned to their home
L In Concord, Tuesday
Miss Ethel Lee Wells who has been
Visiting relatives on r. MARSHALL fer
Il the past month. and recently spent sew
q eral days al Ocean View, returned to
her home In Petersburg, Wednesday.
Mr. Henry r. Mills. accompanied oy
his little daughter. Virginia, visited
her sister, Mrs. Cherry, Of Norfolk re
& eehtiy
Misses Ora spindle and Phyllis Egg
glestan are visiting friends In Barton
4 Heights this week
The Young Peoples Missionary Socie-
/ ~ OF Union station Will meet TINS
evening at oelock. THESE meetings
are always enjoyable and cordial wei
q come awaits all who attend.
DIR. III. Taylor Hawkins, first sergeant
nj the hospital corps Is spending ten
y DAYS with the military encampment at
I Gettysburg.
Airs. cIingenpeel is visiting her
dAughter. Mrs. Frank Coles, Of n. Thir-
$ty-thlrd street.
IS Mrs. r. NJ wildbore, OF 3402 T. Broad
b rtreet left yesterday for Philadelphia,
4 Eoing BY way of boat from West
Mr, and Mrs w r. Hancock, Jr4
Ns8g01 II. Grace street. are spending
4 S0Ese time at the seaahore.
4 A number OF young people enjoyed
IN indoor picnic In the home Of Miss
Il the afternoon Of the Fourth.
Il 1 Mrs. Tines. Davis and children. ana
Il Mrs fttvDy Tsat and children are spend
y tn@. the summer IN Louisa.
Mr. and Mrs. " 4. Robertson of 331z
N !. 3roaM street have returned home
u from pleasant visit to Charlottesville
They we're the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Captain j. #. Mayer. of 300 e. Grace
street. lies conhned to his acme by an
s4ttAck OF gout
Mr. and AIRS. Lewis. Of r.. Broad
4 &treet have returned frola a pleasant
II &8ay In the country.
%sx Mr.. William Wiltshire, of IFS \
*SS3wenty -sevAnth street underwent quite
Il I'M kArtous operation on his throat, re-
v n&nx1y. while suffering great deal
W A< pain and Inconvenience, DR.. Horsley
6ihks he will soon be entirely reiiev-
HI Master Robert Houghton, son of Mr..
&4Hd Mrs Robert Houghton, of 3i63 T..
*34arShAfi il very sick with erysipelas.
! Mrs Bessie peyton and daughter. OF
who have been spend
n NJ some time with her brother in law.
N X1Y Vim. j. Parrish, OF II. Grace street,
Y Lave returned to their hprne.
MIS- Minnie coyner Phaup. OF s2o+ Il