Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
They Are Returning From Party and
Are Thrown From Over
turned Carriage.
BOARD PREPARES FOR SCHOOL
Teachers Are Appointed and Every
thing Points to Successful Session.
Delegates Named to Attend Inter-
national Irrigation Congress.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Miss Bcrnicc Stahl, Of the Mansion
House, Euclid Heights. They werc
driving a horse which they thought to
be gentle. Becoming unruly, he ran
away. turning the buggy over and badly
bruising the young women. Mss
Burke had several ribs fractured and
bliss Myrtle Corr was badly bruised,
Miss Susie Corr escaping with the few
est bruises.
The school board has been busy for
the past few weeks getting everything
in shape for the opening Of the high
school for what promises 10 be the most
successful term in the history Of the
school The following teachers have
been appointed: principal, Professor III.
&. Tompkins. of Richmond: assistant
principal. Miss Katharine T. Hover
ton; Misses Mary Laycock. Maudc
Bland. Margaret Palmer and Ncttic
Williams.
Nathan Hess, president OF the Cham
bcr Of Commerce. at recent meeting
appointed Crosby Thompson, J. f. Bland.
]. w Marshall. DR.. George w. Richard
son and W. G. Davis as delegates from
the Chamber of Commerce TO attend
the international Irrigation Congress
10 be held in California September
1920
Lieutenant w ". Hargrave, assistant
surgeon on the United States ship
Hannibal at Portsmouth arrived at his
home here on Sunday for a thirty dag
furlouSh, and is enjoying his vacation
very mucn among a host OF friends and
relatives.
r. H. Smith. OF Savannah. Ca. is
spending his vacation with his sister.
Mrs. William II. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Rose. OF Balti-
moro. and son are visiting Mrs Roses
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e JEFF
fries, OF West Point. after a visi, to
Il. J. Jcfrics IN King and Queen
COUNTY
~ c Davis. Jr. who has been en-
gagged in engineering work with some
OF the large railway systems OF the
South for tho past year. Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Davis. He
and his iss,er. Miss Emma Davis. mo-
torcd 10 Lawrencevil!c this week 10
visit friends
Miss Leila Mccanna has returned
from a visit OF several weeks 20 Miss
Dorothy jenkins near Ashland Shc
has accepted position to teach near
Ashland.
DR.. MAY Farinholt Jones. who has
been spending her vacation with her
parents. Colonel and Mrs. r. l.. Farm
holt. here. left this week 10 resume her
duties as resident physician in the
state Normal College. Hatti"shurs.
Miss.
with a party OF Young people from
Roanoke on "a camping expedition in
the -nountains near that city.
Branch Kcvan Parker OF Louisa.
- long time resident Of West
- now socks higher cii-
N'nCcount of her health. is visit
!=st Point, and is in the home OF
owens
T.. Bradford. assistan, cashier in
rizens' Bank. has returned TO his
here. after 4 trip to his paren-
hmn in Northampton County and
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Is. Herbert Spencer and small son.
San antonio. Tex, are guests In
home Of her mother. Mrs. Emma
4 Spencer Miss Cornclis spencer
&. has spent most Of the summer in
st Point has returned to Rich
peland Treat. son OF the late Morgan
= ut. has completed a beautiful dwell
and. with his family. moved in
residence is an ornament 10 the
Z lcv. f. w billings, pastor Of Bar,is,
d Orch: wife and daughters, Misses
-. hga-et and Mary. returned on Fri
DAG from a trip to the mountains on
n Vacation for tho month OF August.
Mr.. Billings has held two meetings
while away.
Mrs Thomas p Baghy has been tho
recent guest OF Mrs y. l., Stratford AZ
Richmond
Misses Mildred ard Mary Woodward
entertained on Wednesday morning on
the porch in honor of Miss Kate Taylor.
OF Waynesboro.
Misses Lucy and Fannie Brooks en-
tertatned informally number OF their
West Point friends Wednesday even
ing at their beautiful home. Brook
shire"
Mrs. Philip Gibson and her niece.
Miss Kate Gary, are at Crozet, Va
Miss Nettie Williams is visiting Miss
Ethel Thorpe. in Richmond
Mrs. a. Julian Raghy has accepted
the position AS orEanist at the local
Methodist Church.
Cub
tor OF st. Johns Episcopal Church
West Point. conducted services In his
old church on Sunday Rev G. @
Shears. rector here, went to St Johns
Church and Fulton. Richmond. to con-
duct services.
series of meetings is going on at
the Christian Church. conducted by
Rev. Arthur Wake, of England He is
filling the house with his preaching
and singing.
w. NJ. Fleet attended the State Fire
mans Convention. which met In Gov
ington. Va. as representative of the
local fire department.
Miss Kate McCurdy, of Richmond,
who has been visiting Mrs. y. r. Bos-
tick. has returned to her home. ac-
compa MED by Misses Margaret and Bet
tic Phifer Bostick.
Mrs. Walter L. Hibble. OF Washing
ton. d. c., is the guest OF Mr.. T. II.
Thrift.
Miss Mabel Pollard. Of Port Norfolk.
after visit to Mrs. c. c. Guthrie. OF
Little Plymouth, has been the guest OF
Miss Bessie Mum. of West Point
Miss Pauline Garrett left this week
to accept n position in the Southern
Hallway Office In Richmond
Mrs. Bessie Tyrec of Richmond, Is
the guest of Mrs. Stark.
Mrs. George w. Richardson is in
Richmond for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Eastwood are
spending the week in Caroline
Mrs. John DcFarges and her guests.
Mrs. James DcFarges and Mrs. Rcnea.
or chester. Pa. enjoyed an outing ur
the Mattaponi River at Sandy Point
last week On Friday she took her
guests to Richmond to enjoy the sicnts
In the Capital of the Confederacy. On
saturday Mrs. James DeFarges. son
,