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

Don't forget to 20 to your House,
The Hampton. Money given away
Saturday night--$50.OO. Save your
coupons. You can always sec good
pictures at The Hampton.
Monday-M Marian Sias i'm the
American Girl. . parts. Special fca-
urc, Ham and Bud. part.
Wcincsday--Pcar White. in Pearl
VI the Army. Juanita Hasson in
submarine. Pathc News.
Thursday-Mollic King i'm Mys-
cry OF the Double Cross. Earl Will
Jams in the Scarlet Runner. Pathc
News.
Friday-IIclcn Holmes in the
Railroader Raiders Trip Around tho
World, scenic Kcrigan Western
Mutual Weekly.
Saturday-Our Girl Rcportors
Shorty Hamilton. Western. Geo,
Ovcy, 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
yer friends and visitors at her home.
"2f Chestnut Avenue. n. w.
Among the visitors weree: Miss
willie Coleman, of Richmond, Va,
Miss Fannie Kelly, Of Suffolk, Va,
Miss Martin, and the Misses Price:
also Or. Oscar Davis, formerly OF
Roanoke.
DR.. Oscar Davis, of Charleston, w
va, is voting in Roanoke. The Doc
tor reports that he is meeting will
success in Charleston.
Mrs. Mary E. Penn, and little Mis-:
lncZ Robinson, are visiting in Bed
ford, Va.
Mr.. George Smith, No. 322 4th Ave
nue., \. W., is critically i'll at his homo
and has been since March,
| Miss Lillian Dennis, of PHILADELPHIA
ana Miss Nowlin, Elkorn, w. Va, wa:
the guest OF Miss Mary E. Thompson
| Tor the week cad.
NJ. George Patterson is out again
after two weeks confinement at his
| home, on account of a sprained foot.
Miss Willie Coleman, of West Point
| va, and Miss Mary r. William, Of
| Georgia, arrived in Roanoke this week
| They are trained nurses for the Amer
| lean Beneficial Insurance COMPANY
| ana are stopping at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. Van Lucas, 267 Sth Avenue
| \. w. Miss Coleman will remain il
the city indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Toles, of 2O5
5th Avenue, entertained at dinner in
honor OF Mrs. Anna Robinson II. Bar
nett. Those present were Mrs. Nancy
G. and Mr.. \, j.. b, Robinson.
Mrs. Florence Graves, of 81 4tl
Avenue, n. W, died Thursday, 23rd
at 1:15 y. 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 a staunch Chris
tian and 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
drcn, ages 7, 5 and years.
/ Mrs. Eliza Lyons, Of Martinsville
! who was stricken with paralysis or
one side some ten or fifteen days age
| while employed at Hotel Roanoke, was
taken to Martinsville by her sons, Mr.
James and John billiard, August eth
| 1917.
! Mr.. Byrd Stanfcld, of Halifa,
| County, the father of Mr. I. p. Stan
field, Of No. 55I 7th Avenue, n. w, i.
much indisposcd al the above namet
| address.
| Miss Louise Bullock, of Durham, N
G., who has visited har brother il
| Columbus, Ohio, during the early par
OF August, spending two weeks will
her cousins, Mrs. l.. A. Rartec, of 22t
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 he