The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-13
GINTER PARK

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Massey, of Haw- |
thorne avenue, had as their guests |
during fair week Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Massey. Mr.. John Massey and
Miss Viola Massey. all of Stuart, va. |
Mr.. Charles Ward, OF Franklinton,
\. c.. was the guest last week Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Brogdon.
Mr.. Turpin. Of Mecklenburg coun-
ty, was the guest OF Mr.. George
skipwith last week
Miss Mary Glasgow, principal OF
the Ginter Park school, spent several
days last week with friends in Dim
widdie county.
Mrs. Coleman and Miss Mamie
Coleman, of New Orleans. were the
guests during fair week Of Mrs. Nc
Cltntic in Hawthorne avenue.
Mrs. Valentine Jones, of Urbanna,
and her sister, Mrs. E. p. Harrison.
Of Charles City county. spent several
days last week with Mrs. Alice Ruff
fin at her home IN Cnamberlayne
avenue.
Mr. L. c. Catlett and little son, of
last week of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Picot.
Captain Pinckney and his daughter.
Miss Pinckney, of Charleston. s. G.,
are spending seine time with Cap
tain Pinckney's son, Mr.. Cotesworth
Pinckney. in Seminary avenue.
Mrs John Garland Pollard, who
has just been elected president of
the Junior Young Women's Auxiliary
1 or Grove Avenue Baptist church. be-
gan the years work by inviting all
the members OF the society 10 pre-
mature Halloween party at her
l. II. re-
week. About twenty-five young girls
were present and spent delightful
afternoon. The house was attrac-
lively decorated in Halloween de-
signs. The most popular amusement
was a poetry writing contest. in
which each contestant had to write
verse on Miss Mamie West. who has
been president of the auxiliary for
many years. and is now taking a
course of training for home mission
work.
Mr. James A.. Fisher. who has
been in Covington, Va, for several
months. returned to his home last
week.
Mrs. Lawrence Cobb left last week
for Scotland Neck, n. c., where she
/ will spend two weeks with AIRS.
Norfieet Smith, Sr., and also attend
the Hinsdall-Smith wedding, which
takes place on the fifteenth of this
|, month.
Mr.. Burke Garnett and small son.
OF Mathews county. spent several
days last week with Mrs. Z. L. Gar
nett. in Brook road.
Little Margaret Moore is reported
as improving rapidly from her spell
of typhoid fever.
| Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and two
children, of West Virginia, are visit
ing Mrs. CampbelFs parents, Mr.. and
| thorne avenue.
Miss Ellen Douglas Garnett leaves
: Monday for Louisville, KY, where
| she will attend the Christian church
| convention. which Is being held there.
| Little Jacob Mathew was host at
| very attractive party Wednesday
| afternoon. when he celebrated his
| fifth birthday About thirty little
| guests were present. and all had a
| Jolly time The most popular sport
! proved TO be pinning 81 hat on Foxy
| Granpa." for which prizes were
| awarded. The lucky ones being:
Mildred Bates, first girl prize; Louise
| Shelburne. second girls prize: John
| Haase. first boys prize: Allen Smith,
| second boys price Pauline Reid,
I
| boys BOBBY prize.
| Miss Nancy schultz, who is well
| known in Ginter Park and visits fire.
| ouently in the homes OF Mrs. John
| Garland Pollard and Mrs. c. w.
| Throckmorton, viii spend the winter
| with her sister. Mrs. w. r. Van
| Duren. In Drewerton, Wash.
Miss Harriet Wilson. who has been
spending the summer in West vir-
| ginia, has returned to her home In
| Hawthorne avenue.
Mrs. John Garland Pollard spent
several days last week in Ports
mouth, Va
Mrs Bessie Old, Of Powhatan
| county. and Mrs. j., e. Jackson and
| her two children, of Westmoreland
county; Mr. John Weisjger, of Amelia
county; MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Wei
I srger and Miss Mabel Jones'. all OF
Amelia county, were the guests dur
ing fair week OF Rev. and Mrs. r.
A. Ridout.
Miss Grace Martin ward. OF Frank
linton. N. c., is the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. w. r. Brogdon.
4 Mrs. Laura Hall, who has been III
for several weeks, Is reported much
better.
Miss Cora Baptist was the guest
last week of her sister, Mrs. ]. T.
Allen.
Miss Elizabeth Lewis Richmond
who has been spending several week.
with her sister. Mrs E. c. Fisher, OF
Patterson. n. j., has returned home
Mrs. III. s. Morrison and children
| Of Albemarle county. Were the guests
last week OF the Misses Fisher, In
Chamberlayne avenue.