The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06
SOUTH OF JAMES RIVER.
oyE DAYS DoINGs ~ m4vcnEsrER.
Brilliant Social Entertainment A Mar
ringe-The Endowment League Fund.
Street Car Company.
MISUNDERSTANDING RrcumovDTmrs.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
CORNER FIFTH AND PORTER SrRrFrs.
One Of the most pleasant entertainments Of
the holidays was the delightful New-lea
party given by Dir. and Mrs. Augustine Royal
to their charming neice. Miss Cabell Hancock,
on Monday evening last. The beautiful par
lors in the handsome home of the host were
prettily decorated and were thrown open TO
the guests about OPP VI. Mrs. Royal. who was
bocomiugly attired in a handsome black silk
gown with yellow garnature. was assisted in
receiving by Mrs Joseph Walker Mrs. j. Fl.
Patteson Mrs. Andrew r. Sne'lings. Mrs.
Ben. T.. Owen Jr., Mrs IS. i. Walden. Mrs;
George f. Gary, Mrs. b. r.. Nesiger and
Mrs. Thomas Turfin. Among the dancers
were Miss Cabell Hancock. Miss Ethel
Clarke, Miss Gertrude Neisiger, Miss Annie
May Turpin. Miss Bessie Gill, Miss
Hette G0osby Mss Carrie Walden.
Miss Kate nrewrv. Mss Mary Is.
Cox. Miss Marianne PulHam, Miss
Mlunie Lee Drewry Miss lav.nia Nalen.
Miss Jola Morris. Miss Mildred Garnett. Mss
Lucy O'Brien. Bliss Alice Mciiae. Hiss Ellen
Weisiger. Miss Susie Cha.kIey. Miss Annie
Parker. and Miss Ella Mayo. Among the
gentlemen were Messrs. w. d. Carter. &. n.
sims, ID. Pulliam. Tom +. Owen, G.. McRae,
II. Clay ChamJeriin. s. $. Carter. w. Miller.
T.. r. Weisiger. " Grnnan. r. Voolfolk. IL.
l.. French. r. Willis. G. b. French. III. D.
Owen Colonel b. O. James. W. b.. Ball.
Dr. y. W. lroadnax. W. b. Cox. W. y.
Moncurre. =. Weisiger. Dr. W. T.: Mathews
q. W. Carter. Jr.. X. s. Bives. Is. Ackae. j..
Iurrentine, q. ". Ransom. IL. ". Carter q.
T.. Friend, W. w. Friend. w. y. Aenew,
George T.. Gary. andrew r. sneilings. Is. J.;
Walden. }. H. PattesOn. j. w. Arlington ana
b. j. Owen Jr Dancing was kent mp until
about 2 clock. An elegant supper was served
about midnight.
Mr.. Lawrence p. Pool and Miss Florence
Patch We're married Monday afternoon ~
the Methodist pars mage In Chester. Rev. r.
NJ. Edwards performing the ceremony, after
which the happy couple returned t. Man
chester. where they were welcomed by Their
many friends. The bride Is the youngest
laughter of Mr. D. j.. Patch. The groom Is
a popular and rising Young lawyer ano IS
the eldest son OF Mr.. ". W. Pool.
The Richmond and Manchester Railway
Company met yesterday and adjourned TO
next tuesday. when it is thought committee
appointed some time ago relative % improve
ments of the rOad viii be ready % report. IL
is the intention OF the company 10 equip the
Hull street line with electricity. 20 run .
quicker schedule on both the Hull and Perry
street lines and to arrange better transfer
system.
II
day Mr. W. h. Richardson said the only
order of which the late A. W. Small was 3
member was the Richmond and Danylle
Benevolent Association. which IS a private
organization among the operatives o. tho
Dauvilo shops lie was not q member OF
the Junior Order United american Me-
chanics. as some of the papers had IT,
The members of the defunct order Of the
Semi-Annual Endowment League have re-
d frt+a B.
stating that they have in hand for general
distribution among tho members about
~. OO0 This divided mp will give each member
only o very small amount.
A letter received from Mr.. Arthur y. Nun
molly. who IS spending the winter ID Eldrdge.
Fla. for his health, states that Ae has not
been sick since reaching there and that bee u
enjoying himself fishing, hunting and read
ing IHE TINES which is mailed him every
day.
Mr.. =. c. ID. Farmer was on the streets
Yesterday. More than a week ago Dr. VIII
liam =. Mathews. Dr. Il. p Mathews and Dr..
George Ben. Johnston performed dangerous
operation upon Mr.. Farmer.
Rev. IT. VI. Allen. secretary of the colored
Yaunr Mems Christian Association. has been
called e. the pastoral charge of the Shiloh
Baptist church coiored OF Ashland. Va.
Little Willie Haynes, whose face was so
badly burned by the explosion Of pop
cracker Christmas. has entirely recovered
from his injuries.
Miss Ella Moorman, daughter of Mr.. ". J..
Norman. OF Lynchburg, is visiting Miss
Mary Mathews.
fire in Chesterfield county could be
plainly seen from elevated places in the city
last evening.
Mr. w. Fred. richardson has accepted a po-
sition with Mr. b. II. Morrisette. 1T this city.
Mr.. Joseph Blanton is visiting friends in
ScOttsyille, a.
Mr.. W F.. Snellings has returned from
Newton. \. G..
Judge 3. A. Hancock is holding court in
Petersburg.