Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-28
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrAUSToN. Va, February 27.-Mrs. Harry
Green is in Baltimore, her old home. visit
ing friends and relatives.
Miss Fannie Christian left wednesday
tor Roanoke, where she will lie the guest
of her cousin, Mrs. Cora funkhouser Fer
guson.
CIty-Councilman Richard p. Bell is of
on an extended tour through the South.
lie is now in Florida. thence he goes 10
New Orleans for Mardi Gras.
MIR. W. X. O'Donnoyan. the New York
sculptor, who has been visiting IN your
city. is pleasantly remembered here at his
old home, where he was marble-cutter
with the old firm of Marquis Il Kelly. The
late Judge A. Is. Cochran was among the
first TO see the genius Of the man and
generously encouraged the ambitious
artist.
slr. Charles Russell Caldwell is in Eau
quier county. the guest Of relatives.
At the last business meeting OF the
Stanton German Club Dir. William W.
McGufiin was elected president. and Mr.
james II. Woodward yice-presldent, and
Mr.. Hampton Wayt first leader.
Mr. William Patrick, OF the stanton
Bar. al the recent meeting or the stock
holders OF the Buena Vista Company, was
reelected 10 the Din ectory.
Mrs. Sarah L. Robertson, OF Culpeper,
and Mrs. L. =. Male of Washington, are
the guests Of their Einsman. Mr. Alexander
+. Robertson.
to friends in New Orleans. IS AZ home
again.
Miss Ada Hawpe il entertaining her
friend. Miss Ella 0tt, of Greenville.
Mrs. Hannah Scherer is back home after
visit 10 friends IN Low Moor.
Miss Ella hice Is the guest OF Mss Long,
Of Lacy's Springs.
Mrs. Lucy ID. Woods and Miss Janet
Woods have returned from CharlestowD,
w. Va, after pleasant visit 10 relatives III
that charming town.
The Good Templars of this city have just
closed a most successful lair and bazaar.
from which they have realized over 800.
The voting competitions were holly con-
tested. The Rev. j. 4. Williams was voted
the handsome cane. Mrs. j. n. Andcrson's
poptIarity won for her the superb toilet
case. Alr Frank y. Kennedy, q popular
member of the Siaunton bar, smiled wien
he was elected aud took the box or kelna
Victoria cigars. Inc oeautliui CAKE OF
mastoiOnic magmncence vas voted TO
Miss Alice Steinback as the most popular
young lady IN the lodge.
The following ladies and gentlemen con-
stitUted the efficient management Oh the
bazaar
At the oyster tables were Mesdames Ro-
bert Gregory. Bette Irving. Arthur ,.
Woodhouse, George ID. Anthony. and Mr..
james n. Anderson.
At the dining tables, Mesdames Sallie
Hoover. John ". Bryan, Il. 4. McGuinIty'
Emma Bibb. and Mrs. Mollie Berry.
The ice-cream tables were graced by Mrs.
john ". Campbell and Misses Lille
Hughes. Dora Shott. Maggie AchoTd. Aai-
tina spears. and Alice Stelnoack.
The fancy table was presided over by
Mrs. Thomas I.rIe and Misses Belle Pow
ers and Lucy Bryan.
airs. u. r.. Slower AMI Mr. n. Crabb had
charge OF the fruit-stand.
One OF the most popular points of he
bazaar was the Gypsy tents and lemonade
stand. nj when were Misses Stella Nc
Guinity, Minnie Mc6uinitg. George spears,
and blr. Thomas :. Zr5le. Ihe sale OF
articles. after the festivities closed real
lied $50 more. which was turned over to
the treasurer. Mrs. Il. NJ. Powers.