Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-05-03

Mr.. Gregory Sunday at dinner. Those
present, Mrs. Mary Noe, Miss Lucy
llillard. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mead
ows, Joseph G. Digger. The Menu:
sweet mixed pickles, roast pork, roast
chicken. macaroni, mashed potatoes,
olives, peach pie, strawberry and va
niila cream and cake.
MIS-. Cora Jenkins, 32G Tenth Ave
nue., n. W., who is a patient at Bur
reli Memorial Hospital, is improving
Go to Ambrosia Hair Parlor, SOL
commonwealth Avenue, N. l.. to have
YOUR hair treated. Tho scalp will
be thoroughly clcansed. Nothing no
elected to improve the growth and
beauty OF the hair. For ladies and
gents, girls and boys. Mrs. Il. w.
CrockettC.
Mrs. w. Il. Johnson, Of SOC Sev-
cnth Street. n. w. on Monday even
ing, April 81. entertained friends at
her home III tho honor Of her brother
Mr.. George Clark, who has recently
returned from France. She served
olive and cheese sandwiches, punch,
ice cream and cake, which We're very
palatablc and every person present
was most delightfully."- entertained,
Mrs. Ellen Patterson, OF 221 Ninth
Avenue, N. w. departed this life Sun
day, May 81, at 900 A. M. The
funeral services took place at the
Hill Street Baptist Church, of which
she was a consistent member for ten
years. The funeral eulogy was de-
llVcrcd by tho Rev. w. w. Hicks,
pastor of the Mt. Zion Baptist Church
~ 1,n oil, 80 l.
olutions were read from the follow
ing auxiiarios Of tho Church: Ladies'
Working Aid Society, Choir, Sewing
Circle and Club No. 1.
She leaves to mourn their loss, six
children, three brothers, one sister,
and a host of relatives and friends.
She was loved by all who knew her
because Of her lovablc Christian char
actcr.
We wish to express our heartfelt
thankfulness to our many friends for
their kindness to us during the illness
and death Of our beloved son and
brother. John Morton, who departed
this life March 81, 1919. We also
tender our many thanks for the pro-
fusion OF flowers in beauty and de-
sign which attested tho sincere affcc-
ton In which he was held by his
many friends. From the family.
COMMUNITY HOME FOR GIRLS,
Largely through the efforts of the
Rev. DR.. l.. l.. Downing, pastor of
he Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
who is colored probation officer for
tho city. the sixteen room brick resi-
dcnco at the northwest corner of
Third and High Streets has been Sc
cured rs community center for col
orcd girls and II place OF rest for
those who are passing through the
city and become stranded or are in
need of assistance.
According to DR.. Downing, ii is to
be not only n place of recreation and
pleasure for colorcd girls who roam
the streets or frequent the dance
halls, but n place where religious
training will be carefully invoked and
where colorod girls who have been
miraculous and have been placed
under the surveillance OF tho probn-
ton officer, may be looked after.
The Roanoke Religious Supply
company, agency for Bibles and Re
ligious articles. Prices right. 800
Gainsboro Road, N. w, p. o. Box
943, Roanoke, Va. Rev. D. r.
Powell, presidents; Miss Pearl Scales,
secretary; II. II. Green, manager
Agents wanted everywhere.
Madame G. ]. Walkers Beauty
parlor in tho Cosmopolitan Building.
The Madame Walkers wonderful hair
goods are conceded to be the best
known preparations on the market
Once Il user Of Madame Walkers
Hair Goods, always Il user. TO meet
the great demand for her prepare
tionS Nine. Walker has established
Il supply station with Mrs &c. I. Beck
or, tho polite, pleasant manager at
this point. Mr.. ]. T.. Johnson and
Mrs. Burnett, special representatives
for Madame G.. ]. Walker will be in
the city May 2 and will appear at
the First Baptist Church Monday
night, May with illustrated lectures
and slides. This will be under the
auspices OF the local Walkers Beauty
Culturist Union, Mrs T.. I. Becker,
president; Miss Frances Taylor, sec
rotary.