Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-12-14


over his trip and tho real hospitality
shown him at tho hCmo of his
friends. S. w. will in all probability
be going back again. lie was over
delighted with his trip.
Mrs. Annie Bell Braxton. Of 3i3
Ninth Avenue. n. w. and Mrs. Julia
Taylor, OF New York accompanied
Mrs. BraXton to her homo to visit her
mother, Mrs. Booker, at Lowreys, Va
They spent three days of real enjoy
mcnt in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Braxton, OF
3i3 Ninth Avenue, n. w. and Mrs G.
j. Dickerson, Of Tenth Avenue, N. l2.
and little Miss Stockton Of Tenth
Avenue, n. Il. were the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. N. Robertson at their
homo in Shawsvillc, Va, November
"a. There was IL patriotic service
cid by tho Dickcrson Beauty Council,
|. 0. St. Luke. The address was
delivered by tho Deputy, Mrs. c. J.
Dickcrson and the patriotic service
was conducted by Rev. G.. J. Jones.
\ very fine address was delivered by
Mr.. Harry BraXton of Roanoke. The
Deputy, Mrs. c. J. Dickcrson is doing
great work in her field of labor.
We wish her God speed in this noble
work for human uplift, care and
protection.
The residence Of Rev. George r.
Miller, 35S Seventh Avenue, N. w.
was the scene OF the most beautiful
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Eunicc. to Rev. William Ramsay
Rutlcdge, OF Reading, Pa, Thursday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. Miss
Miller was highly honorcd by all who
l., s,x O. n,
and tho public schools of the city.
Wo regret to lose from our Church
Sunday School and community such
n valued aid, but wo deeply implore
the favor and blessings of the Great
Givcr upon the pair that nothing
may mar their happiness. This is
the wish OF their many friends, to-
gcthcr with the little tokens of
friendship presented from Church
Schools and individuals. They wore
very numerous and costly.
The report OF the Health Depart
mcnt shows that ninety-two new
cases of Influenza developed hero
December 10.
Tho contest between the North
Carolinians and the Virginians
closed with tho neat sum OF $S6.17,
subject to supplement to tho Vir-
ginians. Tho Virginians led in tho
contest. Mrs. N. b. Taylor led tho
Virginia contestants and Mrs. Kate
II. Boland led tho North Carolinian
delegation very successfully. The
ladies OF Mt. Zion n. NJ. u. Church
did we'll under tho circumstances,
having been hindered rs to tho fall
fair or bazaar on account of the
epidemic. Tho whole affair was a
grand success.
At the parsonage was served q
nice rcpast Of chocolate and sand
wiches from 9:45 to 1890 Tuesday
evening, December 10 by commit
tee Of ladies OF Mt. Zion A. M. q.
Church. Mrs. e. II. Hunter was
tho guest of honor at this evening
entertainment and left for homo on
| tho midnight train.
The many friends of Mrs. Mary
4. Robinson will be pleased to know
! that she Is recovering from her re-
cent illness. Mrs. Robinson has boon
very i'll for the past week with In
nuenza.
Christmas Is near and your friends
arc expecting q gift. Nothing would
be more satisfactory than nice book
Como in to SEQ us. We can furnish
you with any book you may wish and
III CttSo W. uO llOI nave lHclu III StOCh
wo will be glad to got them for you.
We have already on hand tho latest
books out, such rs "Our War" "The
Progress and Achievement OF the
Colored People" and "Paul Dunbar"
also n complete book of Americas
War for Humanity. We have Bibles
and Song Books Of all kinds. Come
in, you are welcome here at all
times. We appreciate your patron
age. For further information, call
or write, II. II. Green, Manager.