Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-15
WEST POINT


WEST POINT, VA. August lathe
Fourth Street camping party OF TWEEN
ty-five or more. after a delightful ten
days in camp at Bigelow. on the York
River, returned to West Point on Tues.
day about noon on the yacht Nimrod
That night the young mon OF the town
gave dance at the Hotel Victoria.
The large dining-room was thrown
open. and the music was Furnished by
some of the members III the Symphony
Orchestra. of West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hoffman,. who
at one time lived In West Point, now
OF Port Jervis. n. Y. have been spend
Euclid Heights. Mr.. and Mrs. HoN-
mann have many friends in West
Point. who very much enjoyed seeing
them again.
Twenty-Five young men OF the town
LEFT to-day to spend the, weekend in
and around Norfolk. This is an an
nual trip. and the young men enjoy
the outing very much.
Misses Margaret and Lucy Burke.
OF Rumford, King William. who were
among the Fourth Street camping par
ty. are now visiting their aunt. Mrs.
Emma Roy Spencer. in her home here.
Miss Belle Jones. of King and Queen.
on her return from attending the sum
mer normal at the University of Vir-
GINA. spent a week in the home Of
Mrs Edgar Owens On Wednesday
she left for her home In Newtown. Va,
accompanied by Mrs. Owens.
Mrs Bette Horne, a sister of Mrs.
j. Wexford Owens. has been quite sick.
but Is now better.
Mrs ]. Powell Garland Of Holly
Fork, New Kent, and her mother. Mrs.
Mamie Richardson, of Richmond. spent
Tuesday with Mrs George w. Richard
steamer for Baltimore for an outing
with friends and relatives at Belmar.
n. ].
A large troop OF Boy Scouts from
Crewe. Va. under the care of Mayor
j. W. Ord. Of that place. camped for a
week or more at Brookshire, on the
King and Queen side of the York Riv-
er from West Point. The West Point
Boy Scouts were with them and en-
toyed them very much.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. B. Hess, OF Balti-
more. and Miss Minnie Kessner, Of
New York, are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Nathan Hess.
Miss Emma Chapman. of Gloucester:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ Stark, Of
Richmond. and Mrs. ". S Ware, Jr.,
have been recent guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Clements.
Miss Maggie Cauthorne. of Rich
mond. is visiting Mrs. w. c. Mum.
Mrs. Kate Healy and Mr.. Clinton
Smith spent the weekend in Urbanna.
Miss NJ. G. Trice represented the
Baptist Sunday school in the sunday
school convention held on Wednesday
and Thursday with Ridge Baptist
Church. near Richmond.
Mrs Virgie o. Rock. who has just
returned from Temperancevil!e, North
ampton County. is visiting relatives in
town.
Mrs Eeazey. who was Miss Stella
Edwards, OF this county, a sister of the
late Thomas II. Edwards and children
arrived In West Point on Wednesday,
She is the wife of Mr.. Veazey, Of the
firm OF Veazey & Bullock.
Mrs Richmond Bland. who has been
sick for two or three weeks in her
home here. is convalescing.
j. T. Bland. of Centerville. King and
Queen County. was taken to a hospi-
tai in Richmond for treatment last
week. His daughter, Miss Rosalie. is
with him.
Mrs. Fred Roberts. who has been on
an extended visit TO her mother. Mrs.
Jane Wilkinson. has returned to her
home in Savannah. Ga.
Mrs. L H. Anderson. OF New York,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
]. *. Edmonds. has returned to her
home.
Miss Mary Warner Johnson, OF Rose
of six weeks in Johnstown. Pa. and
other Northern cities. returned to her
home on Friday.
DR.. Swope. pastor OF Calvary Bap-
tist Church. Norfolk. held a meeting
last week with Olivet Baptist Church.
in King and Queen. There were many
additions to the church.
Mrs. W. +. Hayes and children and
Mrs. Gilbert Taylor have just returned
from a visit down the peninsula, Sea-
ford. Va. Mrs. George Hogg returned
with them.
Miss Mamie Armstrong, OF Richmond
is visiting Miss Clara Thrift.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
J. Wexford Owens. assisted by Miss
Mabel Smoot. OF Baltimore, and Mrs
4. Julian Bagby, entertained the SYM
phony Orchestra OF West Point at their
home. in honor of its first anniversary,
from $50 to 1880.
P. B. Hughes and walter Sparklin
and families took a trip up the Pa
munkey River as far as historic Chest
nut Grove the home Of o. NJ Chan
dler, where they spent Thursday night
and Friday. They went up in
launch
The Medical Society OF King VIII
liam County recently met in the par
lors of Hotel O'Connor. with Doctors
Croxton, Of King william: Halves
Campbell. Of Enfield; George Meredith.
Rose Garden; w. c. Mum. Fred E.
Steere. A S. Hudson and B. B. Bagby,
West Point Va, present. DR.. A. S.
Hudson was elected president: DR..
Halves Campbell. president; DR..
B. B. Ragby secretary and treasurer.
RJIENA NIcTh