Richmond planet., 1894-07-28
MANCHESTER LETTER.
Miss MinRie Edwards HonOred-The
Feast at the 1st Bapt. Church
next MOndsy Il Tuesday Nights


The young peoples literary entertain
ment to be given at the LIST Baptist
Church, Monday and Tuesday nights,
30th and 3ist. inst, under the leader
ship of Mr.. John r. Cogbill promises to
eclipse all or any that has been given
this season. If you want to enjoy your
selves come aud witness this grand af-
fair. The characters are as follows;
Misses Etna Moon, Lucy Winfree, Es-
ther Brooks, Robena Jackson, Celeste
Moon, Cora Washington and Pearl
Robinson. Messrs- Thoa. u. Atkins, G.
ii. Muniord, s. w. johnson, E. Garland
and Jno. Il. Cogbill.
eyes, when git home Mamma is gwine
ter buy me ticket en- off to the Young
Peoples Feast is gwine ter gO.v Said
Jane to Peachy Few-clothes.
The young gentleman who fails to
attend the Young Peoples Literary En-
tertainment next Monday night at the
LIST Baptist Church ought to have a mill.
stone tied around his neck and cast to
the bottom Of the sea.
Robinson Lodge is to the front again.
There will be a public meeting held at
the LIST Baptist Church, under the au-
spices OF the above named lodge. The
Grand Chief, j. M. Buckner, Revs. Spill
! Ter, Weeden, and A. w. Harris, NJ A..
Harris and many Others have been in
vited to deliver addresses on the princi-
| Piles of the Order.
"Johnny get your gun and shoot jim
my il he fails to take her TO the Young
Peoples Feast.
| Mr.. II. A. Brooks has returned to the
city very much improved in his health.
Miss Bertha Hughes has been quite
sick.
Say, "Beau" don't forget to make
your date for next Monday night.
Miss Ida M. Binga left the city last
week for recreation.
know the boys are going to bring
their girls next Monday night. Only 10
cents head.
Remember we want the mothers and
| fathers to attend also, to gee what their
young SONS and daughters are doing.
A SOiree Given In Honor OF Miss Min.
ME Edwards.
On Thursday night, 10th inst quite
lively guest assembled at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Baker, 18th st
Manchester, Val the occasion being q
soiree in honor OF Miss Minnie Ed
wards, one OF our distinguished young
ladies, who has been North for a Ions
time. She came to our city ON a brief visit
to her mothers home. She left last Mon
day, 23rd for New York City.
Among those present were Misses
Etna +. Moon, Mary T.. Washington
Esther Brooks, Martha Ross, LAWNS
Baker, Matte Smith, Maggie Davis
Laura Hopson, Anna Johnson and Min
ME Edwards. Mesdames n. q. Robin
son and NJ. V. Nelson. Messrs. Thos. ID
Atkins. Chas. Brown, Cyrus Gains, u. S
Cunningham, Thos. Holmes, Willie Nor
ris, John Goosby, Frank Nelson, Johl
Baker Eddie and James Powell, Edga
E., Edmond g., and John Il. Cogbill.
The table was set with al the delica
cies OF the season.
Mr.. John Baker made a short address
suitable for the occasion. which wa
highly appIauded.
Evefy body onjoy yed chcnzseiges Anf.f !
late hour, then they ali returned to thei
respective homes expressing the delight
full time spent.
On last Saturday at the usua
morning service Rev. DIR. Binga hap
tized II candidates, making 90 O
the 102 that had been examined TO
baptism.
The concert and feast to be givel
on Monday and Tuesday nights In
elusive at the First Church promise
to be a grand affair.
Mr.. Robert ii. Hayes formerly c
Manchester but now a resident cit
zsn OF New York was In the city las
4, week visiting his relatives, Mr.. DaI
lei Hayes, bis brother and Mrs. K
vIra Bundin, his sister. Mr.. Haye
. Is a member of Hamite Martineal
Lodge, No. 1862 of the G. u. o. {
10. +. He also visited Bethrar Lode
No. 1896, on last Monday nigh
while they were lecturing, degre
J. ing and comforting honors.
y Memorial exercises were conduc
:, ed at the Second Baptist Church @
r last Sunday night by the deacons
le the above named church In respe,
t. to Brother Robert Ferguson, decea
:. ed member of their deacon board.
a Mr.. F. l.. Williams is detained
$ home by sickness.