The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-08
CHURCH HILL NEWS
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Union Station Sunday school Will
have their annual picnic 10 Bnckroe
Beach Tuesday. July is. They ask
their friends to join them in making
their outing = success.
Miss Alice OBrien, OF 2a1o East
Broad street has left the city for
White sulphur Springs, where she
viii spend the months OF July and
August.
Miss Geneva Cherry, OF Churchland.
is the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. Henry
Mills. OF the Chimborazo Boulevard.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wiseman, OF
2313. East Broad street. have left
III Getty for a ten DAYS stay in the
mountains of Virginia. near Staun-
ton.
Mira. William Hunt of Emporia.
Va, will be the guest next week OF
Mrs. John Hunt. 1901 East Broad
street
MIR. and Mrs. David Fulton are
spending some time at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Eliza Davidson, OF Nenahle
street, Is the guest of friends near
Ashland.
Miss Hope Kidd. of North Twenty
fourth street. is the guest OF friends
in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Chadiek are NOV
! ing from East Richmond to their
home. 1905 East Broad street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Gibbsons.
of North Twenty-fifth street. are
spending some time at Ocean View.
/ Miss Julia Kelley, of 5iI2 East
Marshall street, has left the city for
North Carolina, where she will teach
during the summer months at David
son College.
Mrs. Richard Talley. Of s14 North
Twenty sixth street, has returned
from pleasant trip TO tho seashore.
| Mrs. Amanda Satterwhite, OF s15
North Twsnty-first street, had her eye
operated on at the hospital Thurs
day.
! Mrs. Charles schaaf. OF lakewood
avenue, has returned from a trip to
Ocean View. Virginia Beach and Nor
folk.
Two pretty marriages were solemn
lied on the afternoon OF the Fourth
in the parIors of Rev. =. o. Soyar,,
pastor of East End Baptist church.
| The contracting parties We're Mr..
Earle Campbell to Miss Nerna A.
/ Payne and Mr.. c. r. Hudson to Mics
Annie A. Booker, all OF Richmond.
I A very successful tent meeting Is
iihsjng .held on Twenty sixth street. be-.
| tween f.efkh and III; under the ava
spices OF tho Railroad Y. NJ. C. A.
| Despite the tnrrld. weather the at
tendance IL good.
Mrs. Callie r. Temple, OF 40 North
Thirty second street, will leave the
city to-day for College Park. Md.
where she will be the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Maggie Minor. Later she
viii spend several weeks with her
| brother-in-iaw, Rev. Roy Temple. of
Albemarle. stopping en- route with her
friend. Mrs. Cosby, OF Gordonvile,
for several days.
Mrs. Il. A. Coffman and her daugh-
/ ter law, Mrs. M. Il. Coffman, have
returned from a pleasant trip at Nor
folk and the beach.
/ Mrs. Barlow, OF Amelia. who has
been the. guest OF Mrs Gresham, of
Newport News. stopped with friends
on the hill Thursday en- route to King
and Queen. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Gresham, and the two viii
spend some time there.
Mrs. Greer In spending some time
In Ashland. Va.
Mrs. Ethel Kuester, Of North Tween
ty-sixth street - spending the sum
mer near Otterhurg Springs. Mr.. Ku-
ester will leave to-day TO spend the
week end with her.
Mrs. Ida Clarke, OF Chimborazo
Park, will leave the city Tuesday, to
be the guest OF her son. MIR. Emmett
Clarke. OF Kentucky.
Misses Ethel and Wortley DECKER
son and Master wyatt, of East Broad
street. are spending the month OF
July near Winterpock, Va.
Mrs. Linda Richardson. of North
Twenty-sixth street is spending some
time with her daughter Mrs Will
liam Fulkes. of Amelia, Va
Mrs, IL. s. Mitchell and son. Ed
ward. of 40 North Twenty-third
stteet. have returned home from
Lyttleton. N. C.. They Will leave to-
day to spend a month at Greenwood.
Va
Mrs. r. p. Bell, her little daugh-
ter and mother. Mrs. Alice McPhaii,
of North Twenty-third street are
spending some time at F'rederick's
Hall, the guests OF Major A. j. Rich
ards0n.