The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-04
aero 5 THE JAMES.
Church Entertainment. Election OF Lodge
Onicer--A Young Couple Married
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Court yesterday morning.
Among the cases TO be tried next MOT
day In the Chesterfield County Court y
that OF benjamin Bailey charged WIN
stealing horse ana buggy from MI
Henry Walden. OF Chesterfield.
west-End Methodist church was crowd
ed Tuesday night. the occasion being '"'
Christmas entertainment OF the SUNDAY
echoo, of that church. Mr. A. n. Thomas
the supertatcndent OF the school, presloeo
over the entertainment, and the fcio"ihs
programme was highly enjoyed by 'nose
present:
1. Opening hymn by the choir
= building Of Arch" Miss j. Dodds
class - "a
~ "cnristmas Acrosiic," Miss cour-
noW's class.
s. Hymn by the choir. 49,
8. Il Don't Like School Mary "ad'
dni.
Z. Recitation. Cogbin FARLEY. ,,,o
~rho Poor ana Bind Mamie
Brown. ,,,,o,oss
.. go Work IN My Vineyard DoVsiasS
Nunnally
70. Dialogue. yirgie Andrews and Gertie
Miller ...
n. REGULATIONS by Misses Ruby Williams
Sarah BEDFORD. Burman BEDFORD and
Hattie keams.
The address OF Rev. A. VI. Moore was
nm excellent one and was highly enjoyed
Rev. Mr.. Moore. on behalf Of the board
OF stewards Of the church. presented Rev
T. T. Dadmun the pastor OF the church,
with an elegant silk umbrella. as a token
OF the high esteem IN which he IS held by
that body Every scholar received pres
emit and several prses were awarded 10
scholars for their punctual attendance
aud good lessons.
District Deputy ". II. Snead Installed
the following officers Of Stuart Lodge
No. lfl. /. o.. o. T., Tuesday night. for
The ensuing term: Past Grand, W. K
Wilkinson; Noble Grand, =. J. Jones; vice
Grand. s. II. Andrews; Treasurer, A. j.
Bankenship; Secretary. G.. w. Blanken-
ship; Chaplain, j. II. Brown; Warden
j. S. NdnnaIly; Conductor, j. r.. Green;
Right ana Left Supporters 10 Noble
Grand. e.. NJ. Cousins and W. X. Flour
noy: Right and Left Supporters to vice
Grand &. Y. Green and Emmett Totty;
Scene Supporters. X. l.. Pearman and *.
f. Eastwood: Inside Guardian, G. 4. wal
thall: Outside Guardian q. Il. Hall. Trus-
tees: J. u. Walden. j. X. Green. ana q. W.
Bankenship.
Liberty Council. No. 1s. Jr. O. U. A.
NJ. met at Cersely's Hall, in Swansboro.
Tuesday night Deputy State Councillor J.
l.. Mum installed the following officers
for the ensuing term OF six months: Jr.
Past Councillor, w. J. Morrissett; Coun-
cillor. II. ~. Criddle: Nice-Councillor j.
$. Barrett: Recording Secretary, q. NJ.
Trevillian; Assistant j. ID. Croft;
Financial Secretary S. G. Nunnally;
Treasurer. w. Ii. Toler; Warden, t.. W.
Criddle; Conductor, II. n. Flournoy
Inside Sentinel, j. II. Taylor: Outside
Sentinel, j. G.. Purdy; Trustees, G. NJ.
Trevillian. George Butler and }. III. Pur-
dy; Representative to the Funeral Bene-
iii Association. w. II. Toler Rev. t. II.
Dudmun. pastor of the West-End Metho-
dist Episcopal church, will preach a spe-
cial sermon to this council at that church
on next Sunday, January 9TH, at
o'clock II. NJ. The council will meet at
their ballroom at 2:SO =. NJ. and march
10 the church in a body. All Juniors are
invited to meet with them. and a large
crowd In expected.
Mr.. William l.. Hall and Miss Emma
Pankey left this city Tuesday on the y
O'Clock train for Washington. where they
were married. The groom is popular
young fnortorman on the Huli-street line,
and is "a young man Of excellent qualities.
The bride, who Is the daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Pankcy, is pretty brunette, aud
Is exceedingly popular.
Mr. Henry Fitzgerald received n letter
yesterday from Rev. Charles n. Van
iouten. the beloved pastor OF the Presby-
terian church, who Is now visiting IN
New York for the benefit or his health.
Mir. Van Houten states that he is much
improved I'm health, and is enjoying him
self very much IN that city. He says
that he will return TO this city the latter
part of the month. and will occupy his
pulpit on the 2Sth. State Secretary II. o.
will preach at this church next
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The Young Ladies Aid Society of the
church will have an oyster
supper at the church on January 25th.
Miss Eva Carter entertained a number
Of her Richmond and Manchester friends
night, at the residence of her
uncle. Captain i. {. Attkisson, on Porter
street. Supper was served at II o'clock
and all present spent delightful even
ing.
Miss Beuiah DuVal. of the Southside
Female Institute, who has been visiting
relatives In this city during the Christ
mas holidays, returned to Burkevlle yes
terday. accompanied by Miss Aubrey
Robertson.>p this city.
Notwithstanding the fact that there is
"A chain-gang in this city for tramps.
there are "a number of complaints re-
Gently about the annoyance by them.
Last Sunday one went to the residence
OF gentleman living within stones
throw Of the staton-house. and used in
sulting languase to the gentleman's wife.
When ordered TO leave the premises the
man refused and became very indignant,
Mrs. Mary Il. Lipscomb mother OF
Captain James A. Lipscomb. who has
been very sick at her residence on east
Ninth street, is slowly improving.
Mr.. c. c. Cox Is very IN at his residence
IN this city.
Mayor III. A. Maurice has returned
from. a visit TO buckingham county.
Mr.. James NJ. perdues condition yes
tcrdsy was much improved.
Deputy Clerk William H. Cox returned
days 60 Charlottesville.
MIR. !. ". Fuller. who has been visiting |
relatives In North Carolina. returned to |
this city yesterday morning.
CITY Engineer Lpscomb has force OF |
hands making some needed improve |
ments TO Thirteenth street
There ~ nothing new in the postmas- |
tership matter, and reports as Go who |
the lucky applicant for the Office will be |
m. wholly groundless. as Mr. Wise SAYS /
he has not yet decided whom he win |