Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-30
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Manchester German Club was one of the
most delightful social events Of the win
ter. The attendance was large, and the
scene was q brilliant one. The dresses OF
the ladles were unusually rich and band
some. The first figure was danced ct s:4s,
and was gracefully led by Mr.. Tom z.
Owen. Supper was served just after mid
night, and the festivities continued seve-
raj hours longer.
Among the ladies present we're Misses
Carrie yaden, Lasinia Walden; Bessie III IN,
Drewry. Hettie Goolsby, Mary Cox Ethel
Clarke, Lima Clarke. Gertrude Weisiger,
Ella Mayo, Lizzie Smith. Nellie Smith,
Marianne Puliiam, Lille Monteiro. MISS
Kenna. and Mrs. Bernard p. Walden. Mrs.
u. w. Weisigcr. Mrs. Augustine Royal,
Mrs. Garrett. Mrs. Drewry, and Mrs ID. 4.
Owen, Jr.
The gentle men present were: Messrs.
Charles II. Sims, II. ID. Owen, ID. l.. Rrod-
max, 4. r. Owen, r. s. Riyes. w. y. Ball,
W. b. Moncure, II. l.. French, Cary IL.
French. S. s. Patch. George A. Carter. Jr.,
Walter Grinnan, W. J. Carter. Willie Cox,
Is. Y. Walden. Charles II. Friend, Horace l..
Smith, Foster Rogers. s. =. Carter. Richie
Willis. II. ii. Chalkley,. I. A. Chslkiey,
Mr.. Tayloe, George i. Gary, John W; Ar
rington. Walter Gill, Duncan Pulliam,
-. Aenew. - Epps, and Augustine
Royal.
GOOD TENPLAR LODGE FORMED
The Good Templars had O splendid meet
ing at Central Methodist church last
night. with large number. OF Richmond
people present, and Star OF Hope Lodge
was reorganized. with the following OFF,
GERS: Chief Templar, j. p. FITZGERALD;
Vice Templar, Mrs. &C. T. Adams; Chap
lain, William W. Craig; Secretary, Percy
f. Gibbs; Assistant, Ada Newman; finan-
cial Secretary, Floyd Z. Tempiar; Irea-
surer, Miss Daisy V. Gibbs; Marshal
Miss Ada Fitzgerald: Guard, MISS l.. C.
Moore; Sentinel, John Newman; Lodge
Deputy, William levitt; Organizer, Miss
Ida Robinson. Afterward the officers
were installed by Past-Grand Chief lem
plar. O. w. Blain. Of Michigan.
MISSIONARY MEETING TOMORROW.
On Sunday afternoon at o'clock there
will be an interesting meeting at Meade
Memorial church, under the auspices OF
the Richmond City Protestant Episcopal
Missionary Society. Rev. l.. j. Kinsolvin
will deliver an address on Brazil. Mr..
kinsolvin has spent over two years IN
Rrazil as missionary. being one OF ene
Churcb's mission TO that great republic. An
interesting address may be expected. as ne
is gifted and fluent speaker. There Will be
no service at night, and the congregation
will be enabled to attend the grand mass
meeting at st. James church, in Richmond.
at O'Clock.
THE cof.oRED Y. N. @. A.
Rev. w. Thomas johnson (colored), OF
the Richmond Theological Seminary, will
preach a special sermon at the Second
BAPTIST church (colored) OF this cry To-
morrow night to the Colored Young Meas
Christian Association. Rev. Decatur "a.
wards, of the Clopton-Street Baptist
cbs-ch, will deliver an address after the
s,rmon. The members Of the association
will attend in q body. President David y.
Moon is doing all in his power to make the
n ssoc lation a success. reading-room has
already been established and nicely fltted
no at the Masons' and Odd-Fellows' Hali,
on Twelfth street.
IN THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE.
The continued case of Charles Steger,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday, was
tried in the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing. His Honor Mayor. Atkinson. after
hearing the testimony, imposed hne OF
SO on the accused.
Junins Toney was also before the court
BE was required to pay costs.
PERSONALS AND DRrEFs.
Mrs. William II, Owens, of Birmingham,
Ala, ia quite sick ct the residence OF MIR.
Samuel r. Owens, on Porter street.
Mrs. Eddie Lumsey, of Atlanta, Ga,
formerly of Manchester. is visiting here.
Mr.. Washington Fuqua. of Drewry's
Bluff, Is very i'll with typhoid-fever..
Mr.. Henry Wilton was reported very
Miss Violet Calhoun, who has been quite
sick at her residence, on Cowardin avenue,
is able to be out again.
Miss Annie Parker and Miss Annie Fend-
ley left Thursday for Lynchburg to visit
relatives.
The children of Mr.. @. r. Baughan. on
Decatur street. were reported much better
Yesterday.
A fire occurred in stable on the premi-
ses of Mr.. Dunnavant, on Fifth street. yes
terday afternoon about O'Clock. The
flames were soon extinguished and the
damage was very small.
The remains of Miss Sallie Booth, who
died on the 9th instant, will be sent TO
Amelia Courthouse for interment.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
ment Thursday evening at the residence of
MIR. yanWicklin, which was largely at
tended.
Mr.. Julian Michaux. who has been con-
fined to his home for several weeks in con-
sequence of injuries received in the recent
railroad accident, is greatly improved.
Rev. 7. NJ. Allen, OF this city, who was
recently called to the Ashland Baptist
church, was on last Monday night called to
the pastoral charge Of the Second Baptist
church (colored) OF this city.