The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-06
News Of South Richmond

most, If not the most dangerous stree.
in the whole city.
The city took cognizance of this bad
spot shortly after annexation, and be-
gan steps to widen the street 1t is
the purpose of the Council to add TWEEN
ty ieet on the south side of Seventh
l street all the way to McDonoui=h
Whlcn, although a costly UNDERTAKINGS
VIII do away with this death trap By
making the south side of the street,
from the end of the bridge to the via
duct over the Southern Railway tracks
public dump, the city has succeeded
IN having great deal of the proposed
twenty feet extra iillcd in without cost
TO the municipalities.
Band Concert Tonight
IL the weather man is favorable the
Blues Band will give the regular week
| ~ free concert tonight in Washing; III
| Square, beginning at S o'clock. \ va
rled program of light and heavy music
mas been prepared for the two-hour
, concert
The following officers. elected last
night Will be installed tonight by
state Deputy Smith at the regular
weekly meeting of Davis Council. Ju-
Nor Order of United American Mechan-
les. TO be held at S o'clock in the odd
fello"s Hall. South Richmond:
junior Past Councillor. L. L. Lester:
| Il. II. Nunnally: Recording Secretary
5. E. Phillips; Assistant Recording Sec
retary, j. c. Taylor Treasurer. j. e
Hiii; Conductor. y. b. Eppes: Warden.
I. l.. Turner; Inside Sentinel. J. w
Johnson; Outside Sentinel. j. r. Oster-
pind; Trustees-R. l. Patram. w c.
ruliiam, +. c. Walthan; Representa-
i've 10 State Council. S T.. PhilIips:
Alternate. J. c. Hubbard.
Wnymnck-Jcwctt.
The wedding of Miss Ida Waymack.
of l4lo BainbriGge Street. and 2 r
Iewett, of 1918 cambridge Street, was
| quietly celebrated last night at $50
O'clock in the home OF Rev. j. r. Haley.
pastor OF the Stockton Street Baptist
| church Mr.. and Mrs Jewett will
make their home in South Richmond.
Crnze-BnuEhnn
MISS NirEie Lee Craze daughter of
MT and Mrs j. w. Craze. of HUI street.
bee anne the bride OF William Tucker
haushan. OF 1913 Decatur Street, Non
DAY afternoon at 2:3O o'clock The cer
emory was performed by Rev w. G.
Burch, OF the Asbury Methodist Church
III the home OF the bride
The bride had as her maid of honor
her sister. Miss Carrie Craze. while
Charies Hawks acted as the groom's
pest man. After tour of the North
ern States Mr.. and Mrs. Baughan viii
be al home to their friends at 1912 Ev-
erett Street.
Infant Is Buried.
The funeral Of George Bennett. in
rant son OF Mr.. and Mrs l. Browning
FRANKLIN, OF 1872 East Twelfth Street
VINO died yesterday morning at ;
O'CLOCK was conducted yesterday after
noon at . o'clock at the side of the
grave In Hollywood Cemetery. Rev
j. T. Haley oficiated.
Dies In baltimore
News has been received in South
richmond of the death of Mrs. Pearl
Gooding. wife of George W. Goodfne.
IN Baltimore Tuesday afternoon. The
podF VIII arrive in Richmond this af
terhooh, and the funeral will be con-
Quoted at o'clock from the under
taklng establishment of Morrissett &
sons. the interment to be in Maurv
Cemetery. Mrs. Cooling was formerly
ii well-known resident of South Rich
mond.
Wagon Struck by Car.
y rear-cnd collision Yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock between a Hull Street
car and wagon OF the Rennie Dairy
company, on West Seventh Street re-
suited in only few scratches for the
wagon The driver of the wagon Is
said TO nave miscalculated the distance
from the car and attempted to cross the
tracks in front. only to he caught bv