Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
effectively heavy oratorio work. The irst
rehearsal will take place October I'd.


Sisters OF the Poor to take care OF the
aged. The building will In all probability
DO ready BY spring.
Last Tuesday night a delightful tackcy-
party was held at the residence of Mr..
Henry Voegler. on the Nine-Miic road, the
occasion being the birthday OF his daugh-
ter. Minnie. The costumes were extremely
comic and amusing. and the evening was
en1oyaoly spent In games. music. and
songs.
Interesting addresses were made at Bel
videre Hall Friday night TO the members
or Sidney Lodge. No. 49, j. o. g. t.
by Rev. II. W. s. Burton. OF North Saco,
Maine; c. NJ. Wills. Of Dundee. Scotland;
-Chief-Tempiar o. w. Blaine
OF Michigan; ii. NJ. Trimble and Hon.
George Mears.
Rev. DR.. Din. Of venable-Street Baptist
church, who. during the past week. was
assisting in n meeting at Bethei cnurcu.
in Chesterfield. will be in his own pulpit
this morning. and preach upon, Christ
the Model Worker" DR. Willingham VIII
preach for the Venable-Street people at
night a special sermon on Religion In the
Home"
Cleaned Among Fuitonifea
On last Wednesday night fruit feast
was given at the residence OF Mr. Thomas
O'Connor. by Messrs s. A. King and
John Hartwig in honor OF a number OF
young ladies Of Fulton. The following
participated in the entertainment: Misses
Ellie Sheehan. Maggie Mcnamara. Rosa
Duffy, Minnie Finnegan. Ellie Enright,
Mamie Mcmahon. Bridge German. Katie
Bowen, and Messrs. S. a. King. johnnie
Hartwig. ]. =. Martin. c. Hopkins. John
Shcehan. NJ. Mcnamara. John Mcnamara.
Leo Downey. OF Washington, Emmett
James, OF New Hampshire. and others
Mrs. Thomas OConnor and Mrs. w. J.
Enright chaperoned the party.
An enjoyable entertainment was held
at the residence OF Mr.. Charles Smith, on
Louisiana street. last Wednesday evening.
and the large number OF guests present
spent an evening OF pleasure that VIII
long be remembered. The following were
present: Misses Cora Smith. Ella Porr,
Cora Colman. Lilly Mullen. Laura
Wooters Annie Bethel OF Portsmouth,
Emma Wikerson. Beulah McDonough.
and Maggie Mays. The gentlemen were
Messrs. Uric Rogers, Eddie Redford.
George Porr. Thomas Mays, Eddie
Mitchell. Everett Wilkerson, Wayerly
Nuckols, and S. McNickols.
on Monday evening the Mems Singing
Society OF Denny-Street church organized
a singing society. which will be known
as the Fulton Choral Union. The MEM
bers are: Organst. Mr.. Richard II. Dow
den; Musical Director, S. a. King; So
RAM, Misses Rosa Britton, X. Throckmor-
| ton Maggis Fost, Susan Dowden, Laura
Dowden, Florence Dowden. and Fannie
Dowden; Alti, Misses Mamie Lammie.
! Ella Dowden. and Fannie Gathright;
| Tenori Messrs. Il. T. Dowden. Emmett
| Elicit, Robert Williams. and John Hicks;
inc
There will be n match game of base
| ball played on the r. T.. Lee grounds next
| Saturday evening between picked mines
of Fulton. Mr.. George J.. Porr is captain
| of one team. and Mr.. Romer captain of
| the other. The following are the players
| of Captain Porrs team: w. Gathright,
| catcher; i. Edwards. pitcher: w. En-
roughly, short-stop; +. Redford. first
base; T. Hampton, second base; A. Foster,
| third base; George Porr, left-field; G..
Perry, centre-feld; II. Smith. right-fleld
| Captain Romsrs players are j.. Powell.
| catcher: G. Eacho. pitcher; L. Taylor,
short-stop: W. Taylor. first base; VI.
Angle, second base; j. Harden. third base;
- Romer, left-fleld; Il. Hart, centre
| field: Jim Conway, right-feld
General G. W. Randall has returned
| from Portland, Me.
| Mr. Willie NJ. CARRIER and Master James
| CARRIER have returned from week S
| visit 10 West Point.
Miss Dinxie Mountcastle and mother,
| Mrs. Rock. have returned from very
pleasant visit to friends in Hanover
The old Fulton Baptist church, which
| Is of frame, is being moved from its
| present site on Nicholson street. to
Williamsburg avenue. and Will be used as
hail.
Mr.. James W. Neagle, of Engine Com
pany. No. 8. has furlough, and left for
Boston Monday.
Treasurer S. p. waddill, Regent p. f.
Throckmorton, and Secretary w. 7.
Creekmur of Henrico Council No. 1873,
Royal Arcanum. waited on Mrs. Rosa
b. Parkinson and paid her the sum of
| 1900 the amount Of the policy of her hus-
| band, Mr. r. Il. Parkinson.
| Miss Katie Bower has returned from
an extended visit 10 her sister. Mrs
| Joseph Melvin. at Radford. Va.
| Rev. John w. Daugherty, of Ports
| mouth, has accepted the call of the mem.
| bers of Fulton Baptist church. and will
preach at the church this morning.
Mr.. James OConnor. of West Point
has returned home after a short visit 10
| relatives in Fulton.
Miss Josie Boltz and Miss Mamie Bag
ley. who have been visiting relatives and
Tuesday.
Mr.. Peter Porr has arrived home after
n visit Of several months in his native
land-Germany.
Mr.. G. W. Matthews has returned &c
Baltimore after a short stay in Fulton.
Miss Katie Bowen, who has been on &
visit TO Radford, Va. for the past severa
months, returned home last Monday.
News from Barton Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. Bache left Friday
for a visit 10 Atlantic City.
Misses Ivy and Jennie Fox have re
turned from a pleasant visit to Washing
ton. 49,
Miss Sallie Hartman has moved to TIT
Heights and will reside at MRS. Gooo
| loe's.
Mrs. NJ. L. Gathright of Lynchburg
who has been visiting Mrs. j. b. Rose
| has returned home.
Mr.. Henry Stockmar Is visiting Ms
| daughters. in Cantonville and Baltimore
| Nd. r., 10,
| Mrs. Foster OF Connecticut, who ma
| been visiting Mrs. DR.. Gariick, LETT frlua.
| for Millboro' Springs. Va.
| Mr. r.. =. Forsberg. chief draughtsmaI
| Of the Pennsylvania and Lake Erie ran
road, spent a few days last week VIII
| his slRer, Mrs. wilkins.
Mrs. Deuel. ana Nll!e Cu"IH pO"NN'
have returned from the mountains
southwest Virginia, accompanied by ne
| daughter Mrs. f.. r. Hurt, of Roanoke
Va who Will remain some time on IN
| Heights lin.
Little Miss Nellie Glinn met with
,.orv n,inful accident Wednesday. Sh
was swinging In hammock. and losin
her balance fell to the ground, breaking
her collar-bOne.
There will be services this morning an
evening at the Church of the Epiphany
In the morning the Rev. DR.. Sprigg WI
preach at II o'clock, and in the evening
She Rev. George &. Abbitt at S15 =,
The many friends Of the KEY Is: y
Randolph, rector Of Immanuel churcl
Henrico. and in charge of the Epiphany
Barton Heights. will be pleased TO lear
that the latest report Of his condition
very favorable. -, T.. o.
The Methodist bazaar VIII open IN III
Uicwam next Monday night. the l''h.
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