The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-27
South Richmond Bureau.
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AT Oak Grove Baptist Church yester-
day the pastor. Rev. D. g. Lancaster,
had as his morning subject Patience
and Consolation, and evening subject.
'.Eighty-seven Years Ago" The male
quartet sang. There were also special
selections by the choir.
AT Stockton Street Baptist Church
yesterday at II A NJ, Rev. r. w. Grid
lin, of Woodland Heights. preached, and
at s p. M Rev. II. l.. Quarles of Rich
mond.
Champions Defeated.
The champion South Richmond Wiz
ards were compelled to submit to de-
feat Saturday afternoon at the hands
of the Weyanokes. The game was
close and exciting al all times, and
the losers We're only defeated by the
rarrowest of margins, the score being
. to 4. The South Richmond boys sent
a brace of four across the pan in the
fourth, but after that Nunnally tight
encd up. The Weyanokes won the
game in the sixth try. Latham, of the
Wizards. was hit so hard in the early
innings that he was supplanted by Cen
try, who pitched good ball Corr and
Akers shone with the stick for the
winners. and Gentry for the Wizards
The Wizards will play the Cubs next
Saturday on the formers diamond
Score: r. II. Il.
weyanokes 49,, 211Oo100o-5 /
Wizards ...,... 90 4 o 0000-i . 3
Batteries: Nunnally and Morris; La
than, Gentry and Livesay- Attendance,
o25. Umpire. Arnall.
Battle Axes Win.
Manchester was defeated rather cas-
liz Saturday on It's own grounds by
tho G. Ia
being to 1. Battle Axe punched its
hits Manchester could not solve the
pitching of Boehling.
Score: p III =
Battle Axes. .o11oo5o1o-6 10 2
Manchester 49,. 0 . O00001 Oh / 3
Batteries: Boehling and Boehling:
Clark and Winters.
Wins Double Fl eadcr.
Christ Church won double header
Saturday, the first victim being the
Oak Groves.
Score; r. H r.
G. c. A ..... o o o o 2 g SIS 6 4
Oak Groyes..... 0 0 0 o O o 90 IS /
Batteries: Gregory and Evans; Red
ford and Clements. Umpire, Mr. Smith
Lair-Weisieer.
Many South Richmond people attend
ed the marriage of Miss Bessie Welsh
"
nesday, to Owen Stanley Lair. at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs David Jordan Weisiger. on For
rest Avenue, Atlanta. Ca. Miss xelia
Fitzgerald, of South Richmond was
maid of honr Mrs. A. H. Fitzgerald
also from the Southside, and an aunt
of the bride, wore black silk gown
trimmed with lace. Miss Fitzeerald.
the maid of honor, was exauisitely
goWned in Brussels lace made over
white satin The bouquet was of XIII
larney roses, showered with sweet peas.
Miss Fitzgerald found the dime in her
silce of the frosted wedding cake
At Forest Hill.
MI, and Mrs. Frank T. Organ. of
Richmond, are spending several months
at Forest Hill. Their son. Cadet D,,-
pont Gelzer returned to Richmond last
Friday and Will spend the summer
with his parents
Handsome improvements.
David Dunlop Is having built at hi.
farm at Ellerslie Chesterfield county.
a boat house dairy barn. bath house
and garage. the improvements to cost
about $4,000. f. J. Picardt, of ches
terfield. is the contractor. Mr.. punlor
Is also having built bungalow to cpst
about $4,000.
Social Hour.
The Woman's Missionary Society or
Central Methodist Church Will meet
this evening at S o'clock to enjoy a
social hour, Each member is asked Ia
.brlng a birthday bag as an Offering
to the new parsonage.
District Association to Meet.
The Middle District Association Of
the Woman's Missionary Society will
hold its annual meeting Tuesday, july
10, at cambridge Street Baptist
Church, The hour set for convening Is
$3.50 In the morning. There will be two
business meetings during the day, and
mass meeting at s O'clock is open
TO the public. All Baptist women OF
the city are asked to take an Interest
/ IN these meetings. Special music viii
be feature at the services. Mrs. a. Il
Hurt Is president of the union, ane
Mrs, Beulah O. White president OF
Bainbridge Street, Ali women who
wish to attend can notify Mrs. White
Moonlight Excursion.
The Young Peoples Missionary So
! ciety OF Central Methodist Church VII,
conduct moonlight excursion to- NOR
row night to Dutch Gap The boat viii