Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-01
AT the Hampton Theatre

Don't forget to go to your House.
me Hampton. Money given awav
saturday night-$5O.OO. Save vour
coupons. You can always see good
pictures at The Hampton.
Monday-Marian Sias in the
American Girl. 2 parts. Special fea-
ure, Ham and Bud, part.
Wedncsday--Pear White, in Pearl
u the Army. Juanita Hassen in
submarine. Pathe News.
Thursday-Mollie King i'm Mys-
cry OF the Double Cross. Earl viii
Jams in the Scarlet Runner. Patho
News. "'''e
Friday--IIelcn Holmes in tho
Railroader Raiders Trip Around tho
World, scenic Kerigan Western
Mutual Weekly.
Saturday-Our Girl Renorters
Shorty Hamilton, Western. Geo,
ovey, Cub Comedy.
Matinee Wednesday, Thursday.
FRIDAY and Saturday, 1880 p. NJ.
MISS Florence e. Jordan was the
charming hostess Wednesday even
,ng, when she entertained several Of
ner friends and visitors at her home,
"2i Chestnut Avenue, N. w.
among the visitors werec: Miss
Willie Coleman. of Richmond, Va.
MISS Fannie Kelly. OF Suffolk. Va.
MISS Martin, and the Misses Price:
also Dr. Oscar Davis, formerly of
Roanoke,
DR.. Oscar Davis, OF Charleston, w.
va, is VS@.ting in Roanoke. The Doc
Tor reports that he Is meeting with
success in Charleston.
Mrs. Mary Il. Penn, and little Miss
dhez Robinson, arc visiting in Bed
ford, Va.
Mr.: George Smith, No. 1922 4th Ave
nue., n. W., is critically i'll at his home
and has been since March.
Miss Lillian Dennis, Of Philadelphia,
ana Miss Nowlin, Elkorn, w. Va, was
the guest of Miss Mary u. THOMPSON
for the week end
MI George Patterson Is out again.
AFTER two weeks confinement al. his
nome, on account OF a sprained foot.
Miss Willie Coleman, Of West Point,
va, and Miss Mary E. William, of
Georgia, arrived i'll Roanoke this week.
they ore trained nurses for the Amer
lean Beneficial Insurance Company,
and are stopping at the residence of
Mrs. NJ. Van Lucas, 267 Sth Avenue.
n. w. Miss Coleman will remain in
the city Indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c.. Toles, of 2O5
oth Avenue. entertained at dinner in
honor of Mrs. Anna Robinson II. Bar
nett. Those present were Mrs. Nancy
&. anu Mr.. u, J.. B, Robinson.
Mrs. Florence Graves, Of 81 18th
Avenue, N. W, died Thursday, 23rd,
at 4:l5 a. NJ, after four days illness.
She was taken to her bed Sunday and
continued to grow worse until she died
on the 23rd. She was staunch Chris
tian and a member Of Sweet Union
Baptist church. Her remains was
buried at Bachelors Hall, Va. She
left to mourn her loss a loving hus-
band, George Graves. and three chill
dren, ages 7, S and years.
Mrs eliza Lyons, Of Martinsville,
who was stricken with paralysis on
one side some ten or fifteen days ago
while employed at Hotel Roanoke, was
taken to Martinsville by her sons, Mr..
James and John billiard, August eth.
1917.
Mr.. Byrd Stanicld, of Halifax
County, the father Of Mr.. I. p. Stan
field, of No. 554 7th Avenue, N. W., is
much indisposed at the above named
address.
Miss Louise Bullock, Of Durham, N.
G., who has visited her brother in
Columbus, Ohio, during the early part
or August, spending two weeks with
her cousins, Mrs. l.. A. Bartee, of 226
9th Avenue, N. W., and Mrs. Cassan-
dra Wright, of Luck Avenue, N. W.,
and other relatives of Roanoke city,
left the city Monday noon for her