Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-25

names OF tho choir are Mrs. L.. III. Y. Lee,
Mrs. T.. Parsons, Misses w. kerse. Nj. Ed
wards. f.. O'Brien, i. Edwards, Il. Seal.
Mcssrs j. Baur. j. L, Lee Mrs. ". a.
Barksdalo, director; Miss Maggie herse.
organist.
Fine music may be expected at the
Church OF the Covenant to-day. Mi.
Robert T.. Harlow, the accomplished or
ganist OF the church. will preside at the
organ, and the regular choir Will DO as
sisted by several members from the
Rroad.Strcet Methodist Episcopal church
choir.
THR ENTERTAINMENT At THE wESTMoRkLAND.
The Westmoreland Club presented a
merry scene last evening. IL was the occa-
sion OF the regular ChIistmas-eye entertain
ment % the organization, and about TWO
hundred gentlemen. including members
aud guests were present. The even
ia, vas spent In social chatting,
singing and other amusement, while
the front room 10 the east offered
splendid attractions for the whole party.
HE hours named on the cards were rom
10 II o'clock. but many fingered much
later. A4pleudid supper was served IN the
dlniuC-ro0n Of tho clubhouse. IN Whlch
the tables were most artlstically arranged.
Besides nearly every member OF the cino
the following were among the guests: John
n.
pr. o. If. Crenshaw, Colonel Frank t.
Ruffn. judge II. W. tlournoy, Judge T..
&. Minor DR.. Charles NJ. Shields, Dr.
Lewis G. Bosher. Mr W. ID. Chesterman'
Major l.. l.. Hobson, Hon. j. Taylor STat-
ton, Dr. G. W. p. Brock, Dir. IL. X: Irayers'
Sir B. c. Wherry, MI. p. q. Harrison,
Nh John II. Burgwyn, Mr. Fen
den Winston Of Minneapolis. MIMI
Mr. Lewis II. Blair, Mr.. Edwin SuIy' Mr.
Samuel G. Wallace, Judge George IL
Christian. Mr.. Preston Cooke, Mr.. Charles
+. Watkins. Mr.. James G. Lamb, Dr.
Wheat. Mr. Fielding Douthall OF Roanoke
Va. Professor j. Leslie Hall Of William
and Mary College. Professor William +.
French Of Suvaree University, Tenn, Mr.
Joseph Dickinson OF AsheYlle, \. g..
Sir. Iheo. Emple Of Wilmington, n. g.,
Nr. Richard Pearson of Asheville. \. g.
Mr. Calder Carlisle. Washington, -. g.
DR.. j. j.. ". Conway. MAJOR BfandeT; Mr.
Charles F. Tavlor, Mr.. Henry Il. Pollard.
Nj Robert W. Powers, Mr.. John Price,
Mir. Edward nanewinckel Mr.. william
Hanewinckel, Mr.. Bernard Peyton, L. {.
Williams. Jr., Professor Charles L. Merreli,
DR. Thomas Moore. Mr.. ". X. Meredith,
Mr. James Il. Branch.
PRESENTS TO pRISCrrALs AND TEACHERS.
The teachers aud pupils Of. the High
School pres nted their principal, Mr.; j. 4.
Thomas. with very handsome bookcase
of sixteenth century OAK, surmouhted by
beautiful plqte-glass mirror.
\Ir Cox. the assistant principal, received
very elegant pTroi chh-Dultohso L'ru7-
can gold, eiapoTaitlt enTIaNtu anu an oA-
qurltti oiua' ''o",' y -.iN ..,,- ,'I J..
All the teachers were .femembered by
theG scholars III h'huS"l'o "n' a'P''P''-
~ D Perry of Ella. received an
elegant hronl ramp llr e l'.. uiEH' ,,'''eS-
raj ~urmouhtta oH anu>oIIT ,i,'I- ploiIo
figure of the fled Flpef oI Ilau!CIIn' NiI'
Perry also rec"Ned OeauJhuI Eoiu-
headed cane aui some sumner pIeiett';
| Teachers and pupils klhdiy IeIueluocItu
each other. ,,c
The teachers a-d pullis oI heIsh o'uvOi
presented 5lr. fhhq -h"III0'ti', tHvli PIIu-
.dt.ler and goblet. both elahorately
carved and appropriately engraved. me
principal received also nom indiVldual
pupils various tasty ana NatiNl articles;
All the teachers were klndy IelneMuered
by their pupil, and were the recipients ol
many pretty presents.
Mr. S. +. I,ndleton, principal OF Cen
| tral School, was pres nted with one OF ne
ngsi .A{'Is'oFF -I-i'' - ~ '.'t toecIers I.r
III r'c,i,.d a. rroat many elegant and
I.'.I,t,fnI ure.euts
',.''' s,'r i',foIj school the teachers and
m lt.,csd tbair pleA-aut and friendly
| SE.i',ti,-.. b, "A mutual interchange Of gifts.
rrry ais, presented MIR. ". o English,
th.ir rriuclpal. with an ELEGANT silver tea
snrvica.
M ..octsrs o,d pupi1s of Bellevue
ct,l ,,,s.'ts1 Vr P,cr fbe,r prrncluaI.
,,,i,b ~ i,iv,r lalia and .urar-suoon. elaLo-
rafl,y carve! aud enclosed in handsome
r+.. t..h teacher Va, also most kindly
ra,,crb,~e1 Ly her Duplls, aud IN many
co.ls ,-o4 tI, r.cipiCut of n number of
r.,,,t,t,i al ,,cU ,- ilspflIl presents.
Njr = + R,orh priuclppi of the Colored
| N.'--'oI ScfnoI received a handsome PIC
! fnr, "a Hllssinn Snow Scene'O and
.l N,.acL.rl received presents from
| - ,,,,ii.
A. t6o Tolnrel Normal School Yesterday
uornin, tnpre was presentation cclebra-
nom Tbr exercises consisted Of recIta-
| rnr. auI singing bv the pupils, after
| which tho scholars presented the teachers
| win Testimonials, and the teachers,
! lr1urh Ntyor Elyson. gave Mr.. Beach,
'le principal very h9ndsome PlciIu4Te' I4
sam ',,' and H., Ery Tr, George Cooper.
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OTHER fhL@hN l'oNs'
| The employees OF AR. John boWeIS yes
| tcrdav presented ihs SeElieiuhh Win q
! handsome gu.d-hcaled cane. MI Morgan
| l.. Mills made the presentation speech aud
| Sir. bowers responded IN few words OF
/ deep feeling and closed with ieryent
! God bless yOu all.
Yesterday ut precisely l o'clock the en-
ployers of Mr. -. NJ. Lea ~ Co.'S box
factory, corner Main and twentieth
streets. were called to tho boI-room,
where Mr.. .. X. Kelly, on behalf OF the
employees. presented Mr.. /. j. Allen,
general manager, win pea1tiul slIVer
pitcher ana Gphigt, aPtrol'IlatvlN .t,' ~ ~
ScuueA. MI AIIon' IN IcceiNiHs 'i,I ,oh'n i,'.
on cott'Iu "l.' ss".ou flJ t'.''o i,
taken ~ surprise rs no Wa ~ tlIy 'll'' @
ho was 20 present III Sci"ii Vi tnG a. a.
Hi"yte9 CAM - olu va lf -
ne tApresS' ni, s,,a,.h
AlHuuvSsi "Mu 'Iy" ~, ,'.;,t ~, r.,
presented Hr. l. ~ W. 90 - ,,
gold-headeG cane winch was ITIrl' vd NHS' We
sractiuIy py 'u3 IL. Uic.i. Nv p'., -,
ana cane nave tho iDi,YM .us f ~ -
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~ THE Y. II. c. 4. TO-DAY.
m. w., Nh, Cbr,st,or Association
ne loI|r, | - Nl'EnratoIr doc'Tot.d
ou.i"lI.E .. .'7,,,,, n"s S'rotod Ly E1r reward
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