The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CLEANED IHs-
TERDAY ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
To Give a Silver Tea To- Morrow SiEht-So
Clue to the Robbery--Church Services
To-Day-Personals and Notes.
MANCHESTER BuREAu RICHMOND TIMES. !.
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At the residence OF Mrs. Garnett, on
Decatur street between Seventh ana
Eighth, pretty silver tea will be given
on Tuesday night for the benefit Of the
PRESBYTERIAN church. a musical pro-
p,ramme has been arranged Every one
attending is expected to give a coin.
The entertainment committee will be
&c follows: Mrs Major Walker. Mrs. ID.
II Reattie Misses Kate Clopton, Saliie
Weisiger. Martha Sims, Mary sims Anna
I-rend Minnie Walden, Margaret Graham
Lillian Coleman.
coin receivers: Miss Lalla Daily ana
Recention committee: Mrs. Helen Man
son Mrs. Hay Garrett, Mrs. Or. lrNl'
smith Misses Julia McRae, May Bro
naugh, Rachel Lyons. IL
n,,,ino-room committee: Mrs. a. H.
Fitzgerald Mrs. Willie Dalpy' MI9'
r. +. Mathews, Misses Sarah BrooAs, ~
zie Allen, Charlotte Cloplon'
Hatcher. -, D...,o
Walters: Misses Agnes Walker, Bessie
Gill Mary Brooks, Mildred Garrett Euia
Holt. Gertrude Weisiger Ellen Nelsiser,
BESSIE Mathews. Lizzie Graves, Sallie
Brooks. Daisy Woodaii. Jessie Moody oai-
lie Whitworth, Myrtle c. Lithgow' Ada
| Fitzgerald. ...-.
There is as yet no clue to the identity
of the party who, on Thursday night
robbed the house Of Mr.. c. NJ. Bower, a
! shoemaker. who lives on HUI street near
the Richmond and Petersburg depot.
The entrance was gained from size
door. and an overcoat, a black dress coat
n felt hat. four pairs or shoes' Di'i0'
and $3.50 in money stolen.
! The Hastings Court Will convene TO-
morrow. The case Of John Miles ana VII
| liam Nohles charged with breaking int
the ben-house Of Il. ID. Kemp ana steal
ing fowl and Charles Fortune Tor carry
ing concealed weapons, viii come UP d
this term. This is not a grand jury Teri"
CAPTAIN Lindsay. editor Of the Easter
Shore Herald. of EastViile, Was ~ 'h'
city yesterday.
Mrs NJ. a. Conway died Ifllay al'Vl
noon She was the wife Of Mr.. ). W
conway and mother-in-law Of Constable
Burke. of Swansboro. She was IN he
raventv-second wear. She leaves scvera
children besides Mrs. Burke. among then
| 4. ". Conway. Of Ashland ny, am
John Conway. Of SwansbOro. The funera
took place Yesterday afternoon at 20
from the residence; intermcnt in Maur.
cemetery.
Rev. Mr. !. T. Johnson. Of Richmond
will preach this morning and evening a
, Clopton-Street church.
Niessrs. William r. Bcattie and Jon
, Hawkins have left for Omaha Nep
where they will engage in business.
There will be regular services at &C
- wardin-Avenue church this morning an
night. The Christian Endeavor will NEE
in the pastors study at 6:i5 r. VI. Son
. service at 1880. Preaching at 7:i1. SUI
{ ject for tonight, Young America-h
Opportunity and Prospects,
G Rev. H. 4. Baeby, pastor or Calvai
Baptist church. Richmond. will condu
% the service at Leader Hall this afternoo
o at $3.50 o'clock The railroad men and a
n others who will attend this meeting M
Q expect rare treat. The song serNl'
d will begin at 2:ij o'clock.
The Little Workers Of Stockton-stre
n BAPTIST church will hold their month
d meeting to-day at $3.50 p. NJ. Mr.. Villa
q Ellyson. Of Richmond, will address &
r society There Will be several duets a
> Rotations
e The condition OF Officer AIoles is report
3 very critical.
Deputy Grand Noble Arch G. G. TIL
L and Grand Secretary James A. Lpscom
- of the Grand Lodge Of Druids, will lea
a for Wilmington, ~ c., to institute a gro
'e in that city on Wednesday night.
IL Miss Julia Budgins, Of Richmond.
visiting Miss Mabel Sutherland. on Eigh
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