Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-08-21
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. Mildred Johnson continues |
sick at her residence, 600 n. 4th st. |
MIR. Frederick Douglass Bright. |
W ell Of Bridgeport, Conn.,, is visiting |
relatives and friends.
Mfr. 7. Porter Moseley Of Brook |
Ign, n. Y, was in the city this week. |
Misses Louise Carter and Irma |
Davis spout a delightful week end at |
Newport News. Va, the guest Of Mrs. !
Lille ID. Bryd.
Mrs. Kate s. Thomas is recrcat-
ing at Bay Shore Hotel. Buckroe |
Beach, Va.
Miss Cora l.. Bright is attend |
Ing the Sunday School Convention
at Pulaski, Va.
Mrs. Maria Jackson who has been
iudispoSed at hcr residence, LOG 1-2 T..
Clay street is improving.
Prof. j. II. Hill of Washington,
d. G., is in the city rccupcrating.
Miss B. G. Johnson Of 90S Denny
street is home after a pleasant stay
With friends in Suffolk, Franklin
and Holland Virginia.
Mrs. Pocahontas Booker anil
daughter, Miss Robcna, Mrs. Rowona
DcNcnuX and daughter Miss Ann,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Il. Archer of 116 e. 18TH
street, left for their home in New
York last Friday after delightful
stay.
Mr.. II. b. Claiborne Of Decatur
street, South Richmond, Is spending
n few weeks at Long Port. n. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurman ID. Will
liams, Of New York arc visiting Mrs.
Mollic Robinson of East goth street
Mr.. Williams is here rcprcscnt-
ing the Highland Chemical, CO., of
Corona, \. Y, and he may call to
sec YOU before leaving for another
cline.
MFR. Henry Mason of Philadelphia
is tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mason of West 22nd street.
MIR. John Eaton OF 200 w. 21st
street, southside who has been very
sip *
Mrs. Miles c. Dchbrcss, and he,
neither, Mrs. Julia Ann Flippcn are
recrcatmg near Crcwe. Va.
Mr.. Peter G.. Jones, Jr.. and Mr.
Joseph Davis. both OF the Richmond
p. o., left Wednesday the 18th for an
extended trip to Atlantic City, n. j.,
and other northern points
Miss NJ. Alice Jones formerly of
Richmond, Va, but now of Newark,
\. j., is the guest of her Uncle, Mr..
Peter c. Jones, ST., at 1917 Taylor
Street.
Mr.. Paul l.. Donaldson recently re-
turned from trip to his former home
al Charlotte, n. G. The trip was made
in n heavy six. MODEL GIL. 1918 Nash
automobile. The roads were very
rough. He viewed the cemetery% in
which his mother and father had
recently been inferred. With the ex-
ception OF the rough roads, the trip
was very successful.
Mrs. NJ. J. Ferguson Of Santa
Barbara. Cal, send us a most inter
esting letter relative to conditions
there. She is tho only colored member
OF the Missionary Presbyterial
there. Rev. II. B. Halves and DR.. e
A. Johnson of Seattle are the only
two colored Presbyterian ministers
OH the Coast. She entertained them
at the Synod there recently. The
daily papers spoke highly Of their
entertainment.
Mr.. Reginald D. Matthews of
Washington, d. c., returned home
Wednesday after spending a week Of
pleasure as the guest of his cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Burke and fami-
ly, who are very grateful to the
many friends for social cour tesies
extended him while here.
Tho progress Of the race in bust.
ness and social lines inspired him to
the utmost. observing with much in
terest evidences OF thrift. economy
and unity Of purpose. This being his
first opportunity to realize the dream
Of his life, he is now truly awakened
to the facts that confronted him.
Mr.. Matthews is the elder son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Matthews Of
Washington and is Senior in the