The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-16

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There will be joint ball In Leader Hall
next Friday evening Of the New South
Council, No, 8. Of the Junior United Amsri-
can Mechanics. and Indianola Tribe Of Red
Men. The committee OF arrangements
comprise for the Juniors, Messrs. James
Moore. Alexander Wright and A. b. Tyson.
For the Red Men there are Messrs. A. X.
Hooker, George r. Mum and w. ID. Moore.
Tue ball is for sweet charity's sake
and large orowdi 9 hoped for.
The State Council of the Juniar Order OF
United American Mechanics meets In wash
ington tomorrow.
Manchester will lie represented then BY
Messrs. j. G. Williams and w. T. Pugh. Of
the New South Council; Titus Loser and
w. G. Clements. of Liberty Council; j. l..
Mum and w. L. Smith. of Davis Council
William NJ. Ljpscomb and w. T.. Hart.
This is a flourlshing order and much in
terest is felt in the deliberations, TO begin
on Monday.
SHORT ITEMS.
Miss Marian Johnson. of Centre Hill.
Chesterfield, has tor her guests Miss Cora
Drawbnugh. of Eberly Mills, Pa. Miss
Winnie, Jr., of Phmbus. Va. :,
Miss Nellie West. Miss Libbie Brooks and
Master Wesley Brewer, all OF Newport
News are visiting Mr.. Charles L. Jones, OF
SwansborO. .,
Rev. b. It. Dadmun will hold the usual
religious services at Leader Hall this after
noon.
Mir. James H. Topham,, of Williamsburg,
and his son. late OF Manchester, were In the
city on friday.
Virginia Montague (coiored) was asses
sed two dollars in the mayors court yester-
day for disorder on the street.
Miss Ida Robinson will sing at the Cen
trail Methodist church this morning and
evening.
There is much work ahead Of the hust-
ings court. the October term or which be-
gins tomorrow.
Mr.. +. p. Weisiger will sing at the Meade
Memorial church this evening.
Mrs Il. X. Dillon and her son, Master
Robert Dillon, are visiting Mr.. Cogoiii, Oh
Chester.
Elder Staples is announced to preach at
Granite this afternoon at $3.50.
Dr. w. ID. Burfoot. of Richmond. was in
Manchester yesterday.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Many persons fond of hunting went out
early yesterday morning In the woods OF
Chesterfield ia quest OF the partrluges.
Yesterday was the beginning OF the time
for shooting them according to the county
laws.
Manchester was represented in the judges
stand at the races at tine Exposition last
week by Dir. w. J. Carter. Dir. j. u.
Mathews. Mr. ii. Clay Chamblin and Col
onel w. KirkWood Mathews.
Mr. Thomas Owen IS home again after
visit to Charlottesville.
There is much complaint about the Free
bridge lamps and the very irregular way in
which they are lit sometimes not at all.
Master Lee Davidson WAS badly hurt by
fall at the residence of his father MIR. L. A.
Davidson. yesterday. A cut was received
by the little fellow over his eye.
Rev. A. X. Moore will be the preacher at
COwardin-avenue Christian church to-day,
morning and evening.
The Rev. John j. Clopton will preach at
Meade Memorial church to-day. in the
morning the subject is The Sunday
School, and in the evening he will dis
course on the subject of the great Columbus
and the discovery of America.
New South. Liberty and Davis Councils,
Jr. o. 4. A. NJ. will attend in a body.
st the West-End church the pastor will
deliver q special sermon 10 young ladies this
evening. He will follow these later on with
special sermons TO men.
The Rev. J.. X. ThOrnhill has returned to
the city. and will preach as usual morning
and evening ct his church.