The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-04
DINAH'S QUILTING PARTY
A Novel Entertainment in Manchester
Last Evening.
OTHER ITEMS FROM OYER THE RIVER.
Tabfeaux mt Leader HalI-Iittle Annie
Rooney-List of the Firemen Who Have
Gone to Danville-Minor Matters.

Mayor Attksson had several trivial cases
before him yesterday morning.
Seyenty-three deeds were entered to record
in the clerks Office during May.
Ex-senator William r. Martin is sick at his
home. corner Of Twelfth and Hull streets.
The Chesterfield County Court has adj
journed for the term.
The clerk of the Hastings Court yesterday
issued a marriage license to Mr.. Joseph Glil
Rock and Miss Matte S. G. Clarke. The
marriage took place last evening at O'Clock.
Mr.. George r. Womack and Miss Mary J.
WOOGfn were united In Marriage MONDAY
night at the residence of the brides mother,
ON Decatur street The ceremony was per-
formed bv Rev. DR.. T.. NJ. Peterson.
Mr.. Thomas +. WOodfn the newly elected
commissioner of the revenue for the flrst as
trict in Chesterfield. was IN the city lueSuay
afternoon Mr.. Woodhn's majority III the
county was 1911.
MRS. HEY's FUNERAL.
The interment of Mrs. Lula Price Hey Wife
of II w Hey. Jr.. of Chesterfield, took place
at Maury cemetery Yesterday. Mrs; ley
was twenty-one years old when she died,
The delinquent tax-hst VIII De puOllsheu
Friday. June 9TH All parties paying ther
delinquent taxes before that time VIII pe
stricken from the list.
MIR Charles l.. Wright and Miss Annie
Jones were united in marriage yesterday AFTER
noon at o'clock at the residence OF Mr.. l.
W. Jones, No. l4l4 Porter street. Inc DrOe
and groom are both residents OF Manchester
and are very well known and quite popular.
The ceremony was performed by Rev L. IL;
Thornhill in the presence Of number OF
friends, after which Mr.. and Ars. Wright lett
for a tour of the North.
The members of the Manchester Iranspa-
rent Ice Company met III the once Oh me
secretary yesterday morning and elected
officers for the ensuing year, as follows: W.
s. Rolin. president; A. L. Adamson, treasurer;
William c.. Owens. secretary and assistant
treasurer Executive Board, W. ). Rohn
(chaiman), b. a. Nunnally, John G. Rice,
4. l.. Adamson and James +. Bradley.
GONE 10 DANyILLE.
Sixteen members Of the Alert Fire Company
of Manchester left at 3 o'clock yesterday
morning for Danville to attend the annual
meeting Of the State Firemen's Association,
which begins there to-day. Those who went
were. j. J. Boyle, w. f.. Smith. II. j. Mutter,
". NJ. AIutter w j. Osterblnd, James Oster.
bind, Reece Crooks. Lawrence Crooks, Walter
Timberlake. W r. Williams Edward Gala
CHER. Joseph Haley. d. l.. Toney Edward
Owens. William Morgan and William Logan.
They are expected back tomorrow.
Al LEADER HALL.
The entertainment at Leader Hall Tuesday
night under the auspices of the Ladies' AID
Society of the Presbyterian church was
very creditable and delightful one. The pro-
gramme consisted of pretty tableaux, Illus
trated with song.
The first tableau was 1.-THE Artists Dream"
in which Mr. III. b. Owen took the part of
the artist To this Mrs. w. p Knowles sang
the song Dreams"
The scene from Othello was particularly
pretty. Mr.. b. f. Prison took the part of
Otheilo. Miss Agnes Walker that OF BESIDE
mona and Mr.. McDonOugh assumed the role
of lagO
In the boat scene from Ben Hur" Miss Lou
Sublett appeared as Iris and Mr.. Tom F. Owen
as Ben Hur. boat constructed for the pur-
pose was upon the stage, and the scene was an
attractive one.
in the tableau Gypsy Life about twenty
young ladies and gentlemen participated. The
scene represented an outing party visiting tho
Gypsy camp for the purpose of having their
fortunes told.
BoARDNG-scHooL LIFE.
The scene from Boarding School Life"
was indeed very good. Miss Layina Walden took
well the part OF the schoolmistress. and as
such had the duty Of chaperon for about a
score Of pretty girls who would firt with the
boys when opportunity offered.
Nearly all those who participated in the
other tabeaux took part in the wedding march
from Midsummer Nights Dream. This was
the final scene. Mrs W. p. Knowles taking
the part Of the bride and Mr.. j. Louis Sulli-
van the groom. In this the popular song of
the day, Little Annie Rooney" was sung,
and was heartily applauded.
The other yocalists who added much 10 the
pleasure of the occasion were Mrs G.. Scott
McRae, Mss Drucie Davis and Mr.. c. A. Mar
shall
Last evening Aunt Dinah's Quilting
Party" was given, when the Old folks sung
old-time songs
In addition. some entertaining songs were
rendered by the well-known Quartette Glee
Club consisting Of Messrs. Kirk Mathews.
Frank W. Cunningham, W. A. Galpin and
Mr.. Lehman.