The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-30
CHURCH HILL NEWS
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| Mrs. Horace A. Hawkins and Miss
Annie McPhail have returned from
llynchburg. where they were delegates
from st. James church to the Foreign
Missionary State Conference. After
the sessions of the Conference were
over Mrs. Hawkins spent several days
as the guest OF her father. MIR. John
Taylor, and attended a very beautiful
reception given Mrs. X. II. Bennett.
Mrs. Bennett Is the wife of Rev. X.
II. Bennett, former pastor of St.
James church. Mr.. Hawkins Joined
his Wife In Lynchnurg for several
days stay. accompanying here home.
Mrs. Wortiey Dickie and little
daughter, Helen. of Twenty-eighth and
Grace streets, have returned from a
visit to WATERFOWL, Connecticut
/ The congregation of st. James
church Is much grieved to learn that
there Is proba pility that the Rev.
George +. Greene VIII not return to
them for his closing year. The doctor
deems his return unavoidable on ac-
count OF Mrs. Greene's health, and it
lie believed he will ask for another
appointment, for the change of
climate.
Miss Sallie Hancock was the guest
OF TRENDS last week in Louisa and
was bridesmaid at the marriage of
Miss Rosebud johnson to Rev. COSBY
M Robertson.
Mr.. Charles Crew. Of East Franklin
street mas returned from a several
weeks visit to friends in Albemarle
county.
Mrs. w. II. Wales and Mrs. w. NJ.
bickers are in Milwaukee, in attend
ance upon the National w. c. T. L.
Convention.
Miss Ora Rudd. who has been the
guest of Miss ivey Johnson. of East
Marshall street. has returned to her
home in Dorset, Va.
Mrs. Hattie Bland, Of Blackstone,
who has been the guest of her brother,
f1e.. george r. Greene, has returned
10 her home in Rlackstaaa,-
Mr.. Henry Peasants, who has been
spending some time with his. uncle,
Mr. Charles Crew, has gone to Saranac
Lake, New York, in the hopes of
beneffting his health. His mother,
Mrs. Firgie Peasants is with her
brother. Mr.. Crew.
Mrs, Eugene Parrish of a707 East
Grace street, is the CUES of friends in
| Hanover.
Mrs. w. p. Peake and little
daughter, sallie. who has been the
guests OF the formers mother. Mrs.
George Watt Taylor. have reformed
r
AT the meeting of the Lee Cook w.
=. T. T., fnthe home of It's president,
Mrs. Julia Bickers Gay. the following
superintendents of departments were
elected: Flower Mission, Mrs. Roland
Jarrett. Literature. Mrs. s. d. Turner:
social, Mrs. Walter Leidy, EvanRe-
istic, Mr.. E. g. Sumpter: Soldiers
ana Sailors, Mrs. George w. Ferrell;
Press Miss Sallie Hawkins.
hn oil IT,
sion study Glass Of Union Station was
held Friday afternoon. Mrs. ]. L.
wiltshire, presiding. Excellent papers
We're read as follows: THE Sue BEN
nett Memorial School" by Mrs. r. n.
fotts: The Virginia School in China. -
by Mrs: Richardson: 'vashti., by
Mrs. Willie Binns and "Kw@nsei GA
KUN by Mrs. Rider. Mrs. Taliaferro
read chapter in Western Women in
Eastern Lands" and the comments
we're made by Mrs. Wiltshire This
s.ass meets the last Friday in each
month, and all women interested in
missions are invited to attend.
KEY. and Mrs. Fl. II. Potts enter
famed the Official Board of Union
station Tuesday evening at she par-
sohage. Each gentleman was accom-
panied by his best lady" and the
evening proved most enjoyable. al
though there was a tinge Of sadness
injected into the speeches by reference
10 the coming separation of pastor
ana people. Rev. and Mrs. Potts have
enoeared themselves to the entire con-
greeation, and the official body with
whom they have been so intIr3afe,,-
associated in the work OF the church.
feel a sense Of personal loss at their
leaving
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