Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-20
THENEWS OLA WEEK
SOCIAL ANu PERSONAL NOTES OF IN
TsREsT FROM The STATE.
Gossip and Gayety, Fun and Frolic. Good
and Bad Health 10 All Our Towns
and sister Cities.
Charlottesville.

correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, December H.
Miss Rosa Fontaine, OF Green Springs.
sister of Professor William Fontalne, OF
the University, spent several days mere
visiting relatives.
Miss Sallie Woods, Miss Mollie and Eu-
nice Niche are expected home to-day
from the Virginia Female Institute IN
stanton. TO remain until after Christmas.
Miss Elizabeth Digs, OF Missouri, WIN
accompany the Misses Niche and enjoy
On old Virginia Christmas ct their coun-
try home near here.
The Misses Gregory, who have been
visiting at Rugby" the home Of General
Thomas l.. Rosser, leftyesterday for Han
over.
Mrs S. Avonhine and her daughter, Miss
Frances, have returned to charlottesville
after visiting friends in Richmond.
Mrs. j. L. Turner and two daughters, or
Albemarle, are visiting Mrs. Brown Allen.
the sister of Mrs. Turner, in Staunton.
The lecture Of the Rev. DR.. Ill. Nj. Wher-
ton, of Baltimore, in the Methodist
church on Friday night was largely at
tended. His subject was On Horseback
in the Holy Iand.n DIR. Wharton IS sure
to draw q large audience whenever he
makes his appearance here.
Miss Nellie B. HAYS has left Alton for
Richmond, where she Will spend the holl-
DAYS. -,
Miss Mildred Roach. of Alton, is i'll with
| the pneumonia.
The University of Virginia Banjo, Mando-
| lin, and Guitar and Glee clubs gave their
opening concert In the public hall at the
| University before a large and appreclative
audience Thursday night A splendid pro-
gramme was rendered and several encOrcs
were responded to. The clubs lett here
this morning for stanton, where they
gave concert FRIDAY night. A number of
prominent society ladies' OF that CITY were
| the patronesses. FollOwlngls the personnel
of the clubs. also the officers, all Of whom
are students:
Banjo, Mandolin. and Guitar Club: W.
| II. Sweeney Qeader), banjo, banieaurlne,
and mandolin; w p. Shelton and A.
Peter, mandolin and guitar A. A. Moore,
mandolin; Ernest Male, j. NJ. Dill, and =.
| b. Thorn, banjo and banjeaurlne; j. ).
Horsley and j. p. Eastwood, banjo; a. l.;
GRAY. Z. f. Mayberry, W. S. Stuart, and
| G. W. Moorman, guitar.
and j. Z. Eastwood, first tenor, q. a.
Breaux, Jr., c. W. Norman, and W. II.
| Sweeney, second tenor; w. z. Shelton, IL.
Old, G. b. Thorn, and A. Peter, first bass
| j. 5. Doubleday, A. l.. Gray, W. >. Stuart,
| and j. G.. MalOy, second OasL
Officers of Banjo, Mandolin, and Guitar
and Glee Clubs W. II. Sweeney, pre5l-
dent: w. p. Shelton. vlce-presldent; w.
S. Stuart, stage director; J. S. Doubleday,
director of Glee Club c. i. DeMott, busi-
| ness manager.
Mr.. &. Is. Wager leaves tomorrow for
Emory and Henry College to assist as best
man at the wedding of Professor Joseph
| l.. Jarman. Of that institution, and Miss
Mary Helen Wiley, daughter of Professor
f. Z. Wiley. The wedding occurs on the
| 22d instant, after which the bridal party
| will come to Charlottesville, and recep-
ton will be rendered them by Mr. and
| Mrs. Henry Jarman.
| The public schools Of this city will be
| closed from December oath until January
| Attn on account Of the holidays.
Mr.. Howe Z. Cochran, superintendent
of schools for the city, Is Ill with the grip