Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-08-25
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

Rev. J. J. Nickcrson, Of Hinton,
w. Va. was in the city last week
w. b. Ball is yet confined to bed
at his residence, 2214 Hcnrico St.
Mr.. G. NJ. Grey and sister, Miss
lIortcnsc b. will leave the city Thurs
day for Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Norma b. Spurlock. 2O3 e
Clay street, left Sunday for visit to
Washington, Philadelphia and New
York.
Mrs II. w. Bunson will leave TO-
day Saturday for Moseley's June
ton, Va, where she will spend
couple Of weeks with her brother, Mr..
c. C. Sturtevant
Mrs. Gertrude Smith of SIT st.
Paul street left the city last Sunday
on her tour, New York City, Cleve-
land and st. Louis, visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Il. l.. Garrett, Secretary Man
agcr of the Fayetteville IN. CT Coffin
and Casket Company, called on us
this week.
MIR. DC. j. Cunningham, Of South
Richmond left the city Friday, 18th
inst for an extended Northern tour
Of two weeks.
Miss Ruth Robinson q South
side viii leave the city Mo1,oav 81.
keysville to spend ten days visiting
her aunt
Mrs Maria Sewell is indisposed at
her residence 90S Denny street. She
. is under the treatment of DR.. F.. r.
Jefferson.
Sir Zebedee Henderson, G. G.. OF
Fulton Lodge, No. AZ, has been called
TO the bedside Of his brother, Mr.
elijah Henderson, who is very Ill Mt
his residence in Newport News Va.
Rev. Harry F.. Hughes, pastor of
the First Union Baptist Church, of
Brooklyn, Md. called on us.
Mr.. Thomas Berry, 21O e. Seven
tecnth street, South Richmond, was
taken very i'll Thursday morning, the
l"th INST He was Immediately
rushed to the Richmond Hospital,
. Whcre a very serious operation was
performed on him. At this writing.
Mr.. Berry Is slowly improving.
Rev. DR.. Junius Gray, formerly an
/Old Manchester Boy" now of Baltf-
more, Md. is in tho city this week
attending the st. Luke Convention.
Dr. Gray Is pastor OF the Psalmist
naptist Church and Evangelist for the
state OF Maryland. The paper which
fno 1T
, Gray is we'll known throughout the
"Old Line" State.
Mr. George Jefferson, Jr. arrived in
the city Thursday the 1 9th inst and
was the guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jefferson, Sr, 1900 Nc
Donough street While here no was
royalty entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lee. 1909 Deca-
tur street. Southside. Mr.. Jefferson
is one OF the head portcrs in tho John
Wanamaker store. Philadelphia and
'. secretary OF the John Wanamaker
Club, which has membership OF
more than 700. He left Monday for
Washington, y. G..
Mrs. N. Beresenia Nash has re-
turned from the Tidewater section,
y '''N hoi> pSch UcF Va
cation.
Mrs Andrew J. Walker and chill
drcn will leave for YOUNGSTOWN, O.
to join her husband, who Is now
living there.
Rev. r. B. TT. Green, D. D., and
Mr.. Bernard Jefferson, OF Baltimore,
Mr.. attended the st. Luke Jubilee
Convention here this week.
Misses Evelyn Camilla and Minnie
Kate Stallings are spending their va
,, cation in Powhatan county, Va.
Mr.. ]. S. VandervalI, Of New York
City, brother Of Mr.. 3 P. VanderyaH,
is attending tho Jubilee Celebration
OF the I. O. st. Luke. After an ab-
sencc OF number of years. he Was
glad to meet with relatives and
old aeqaaintancS<.
Mrs. George Fleming, Jr., of Fine
Creek Mills, Va is q delegata to the
annual convention Of the I. o. st.
Luke. She and her daughter, Mrs.
Ellen l.. Fleming are the guest OF
her son and daughter, Mr. ana Mrs
John Fleming, S1s N. Sixth street