Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-10-11
ROANOKE NEWS


w. IL. Staniicld, of Montclair, n. J.
has had quite IL pleasant time in the
Magic City, which he has not seen IN
50 years. lie certainly spent Il week
of enjoyment with the four brothers
and their families and other relatives
and friends. the aged pioneers from
Harmony, Michael Traynham, G. II.
Howard and Moses Lynx. ,
Mr. William Bailey, of Seventh
Avcncu, n. w. left the city Tuesday,
October Z, for Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. While in Phila-
dclphia, he will visit his wifc's Uncle
Rev. Philip Lee and Mrs. Walter John
son, Of South Philadelphia. Mrs
johnson is the youngest sister Of Mr..
Edward Trent and Mr.. JcT trent, Of
Tenth Avenue, originally Of Montvale
VA. Mrs. johnson, the sister was
here looking after some real estate ut
Montvaic. She left October 6.
Mrs. Matte Powell, wife of Rev.
ID. Il. Powell, returned from Char
lotto G. H., Va, where she had spent
Sin weeks.
Miss Alberta Saunders returned
from West Virginia Institute, Charles
ton, on account Of illness.
Prof. James McKoy, of 442 Sixth
Avenue, was confined to his home on
account Of illness.
Mr.. John w. Robinson left for
Pittsburgh, Pa. after spending the
past three months III this city, the
49, ,s ~
Robinson, 1872 Seventh Avenue, N. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bonds enter
tanned quite number Of their friends
in their beautiful home Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. G. IL. McJimpsey left for De
troit, Wednesday where he has Il po-
'sh'oh' - -S&M
Mrs. Mile Johnson returned to
this city after spending IL month ut
her country home.
Mrs. Hattie b. Digger accompanied
her little daughter, Usula Brown, to
Norris Brown College, Tennessee
where she will enter school. She
will be the guest Of Mrs. George Noe,
OF Knoxville, Tenn. for n week. Mrs.
Noe accompanied the party.
Mrs. Blanche Arlington \. Mccall
OF New York City is visiting in the
city.
Mr.. Lorenzo c. White, assistant
organizer OF the community service
in this city was called to his home.
Winston-Sal lem, N. G. on account OF
the illness OF his sister, Miss Coartsie
White.
Major w. b. f.. Crowcll, OF the N.
c. Mutual Insurance Company and
superintendent OF this city received
the sad intelligence of the death OF
his mother, Mrs. Crowcll, at Sails
bury, N. c. She WAS about 70 years
old. Little Willie has the sympathy
OF the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Watkins, of
80 Second Avenue, N. w. is spend
ing Il week with their uncle at Bal
timoro, Md.
Mrs. Mary \. Jones, OF 1913 High
Street N. w. returned from Phila-
delphia, Pa, where she visited rela-
Gves.
Mr.. Alvin l.. Coleman returned
from his vacation OF three weeks
spent at Asbury Park and Atlantic
City and Philadelphia. He reports a
fine time.
The five Stanficld brothers attend
cd services at Mt. Zion A. NJ. E.
Church Sunday all day, one being
absent at the morning service. They
had not been together for forty-thrce
years.
Mrs, Annie l.. IIutchins. of 1928
High Street, n. w. has gone to join
her sister at Lynchburg, Va They
are both going from there to the State
Fair at Richmond, after which they
will visit their cousin, Mps. Saddlcr
at Norfolk before returning home.
In honor Of the school girls, the
home Of Mrs. Florence Dent. 2l5
Sixth Avenue, N. w. was the scene
Of a gay and festive gathering on
Tuesday evening, September 30. The
guest for this occasion were school
mates and friends of Miss Mary Arm
stead. Music and games were in
dulgcd in, while the usual parlor chit
chats were the chief paStimcS of the
evening. Among those present were
Misses Marie Hughes, Mary Rayford,
Queen Williams, Sara Foster, Doro-
thy Goggins, Alma Harth, Allie Bailey
Rcnlah Harth. Loretta Straus, Mary
llairston and Mary Armstcad, Messrs.
James Traynham, Jab Saunders. S.
w. Harris, Hylton and Preston.
AT late hour refreshments were
served abunantly and all left for their
several homes, voting the evenings
enjoyment a rare treat and hours :
we'll spent. The party for the school
girls was given by Miss Sarah Foster
and Mrs Alex Armstoad .