The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-24
News Of South Richmond

basement. which will! be used as sunday
seAoo! room. The ground :oor will be in
ne form o; cross with the front % the
Church as the foo; and The chancel as the
head The arms will DC used FOR choir and
restry rooms. Tho building viii have q
frontage Of forty feet and a depth OF ii5
rect. Tho basement vii! Dc forty by seven
weight feet. The cos; is estimated al Sl5
The church will b. surznounted By tower
IN which tho beil-thc only in South
VII! De placed on the front corners and an
otncr In the rca:. 40 definite limo has boon
set :oT the work TO begin
Property Changing Hands.
"ith the clearing OF the wea,he. real
estate IN South Richmond is picking VI and
real estate men are wearing Eoad Smiles
among the deals put through yesterday was
the transfer OF two small pieces o. prtperX.
N the upper section OF the city. Hy the
nrst deed Of bargain and sale recorded in
the office OF Clerk Waiter h DuVai OF the
Husi!nss Court Part z Minnie Il. Thornton
transferred 70 Waiter Payton piece Of prop
street. and described as fronting nifty feet
On FSenty-secord between Hull and Balm
hi idse and having depth ot ninety-hye feet.
Major Randolph gold to Thomas j. Mosb ;.
tity ts't o; property on the Petersburg
turnpike near Msu!y Street. The pr!1. In
oeth cases was mentioned as IS and valuable
Building operations arc looking up. Three
ttrre. are hnng built on Hu!f stree; a: tho
rfesent time. and plans Tor severa! more
are drawn. Ground was broken yesterday
for store on Hull street between Tenft
and Eleventh. nnd next week work will be.
sli on one between Elshth and Ninth
Steals Ornaments from Harness.
charged IN warrant with stealing the
,Iass trimmings from harness belonging 4
Ii!inaa Brothers, negro, Preston Walker
was yesterday placed under arrest and helJ
ieF hearing IN Police Court. Part > mi,
morning. Walker. who is about twelve
years old. has been before the bar on an.
otheE occasion on similar charge. and wap
minds o. his father. Because OF his youth
he VIII probably be sent 10 the colored RE-
ieTmaiory in Hanover county.
Kings Daughters Have Ten
"nai was probably the social event o; IN.
week in South Richmond was the colonial
st" gwen !aA; night Il the residence O. Mrs
ID. Hemsss' ii-e cambridge street under
me auspices .. the Whatsoever Circle.
Kings Daughter. The house was ,a.trfuii,,
decorated with portraits of colonial char
LcteFs ana the national coiore. !ntersperseti
Win protusion o! cut flowers. The CHESTS
we're att!red In colonial costumes and -
scented beauti:ul scene. feature O, IN.
en.es'ainineht wa, the awarding O. hand
~. sent. To the strains OF nroce..1nns ei'
played by Mrs HansEord Gregory. thev fia.i
through the pa-iors. First prize Tor rIrls
US given 10 little Miss Esther shotwell ana
she fecond p!!ze 20 Miss May Bradley the
INST prize Tor bows was awarded to Master
M4FsnaH sneii.ngs. o;her. who assisted in
NC program We're Mrs. a ~ Pettisrew,
s2te; MISS Grove recitation; Mrs R f,
SH!'tistt 500; Miss Ida Deck. recitation.
Shd Hansford Gregory. solo. Misses Ollie
gregory and Emily and leila FitzgernId
presided over ;nc candy table
Personal Mention
MIS-. stuart Scott OF 1919 Hull STRAIT vbo
mas been very III for two weeks, Is improy.
John Msrshsil. o. Charleston q :. -,
iLn6 his brother In Oak Grovs
water S. Ludwig OF Reading, Pa. ~
spending few days with southsid. fr,.,ds