Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-29
ACHRISTMAS DANCE.
PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT By THE
MANCHESTER GERMAN CLUB.
Case Of Bowen CosSsssa-esss 11sliday
CelebSssasss- Nsws 49, H~spesal
Issms fssn Across the River.

TIE Manchester German Club gave ito
Christmas dance at Leader Hall last
night. and the affair was brilliant sue
cess. Many fair strangers were in at
tendance. and this added TO the enjoyment
of the occasion. About twenty-five cou-
pies participated In the dance. The floor
was In fine condition, the music was good,
and the merriment was kept up until a
late hour.
A number Of the figures interpreted
were new and intricate. but they were
executed with grace and skill by the
devotees OF Terpsichore.
SuNDAY-SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS
The Annual Christmas entertainment
of the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
took place on Thursday night and was
most pleasing success. Each child pres
ent received u prize.
The Christmas festival OF the Central
Methodist church Sunday school was
also held that night.
Fifth-Street church was crowded Thurs
day night at its Christmas-tree Tor the
children. The little ones were made hap
by by the reception OF prizes, candles.
nuts, &c
The West-End church school had Its
annual Christmas entertainment Thurs
day night, and every scholar received
something good.
The Asbury Methodist chapel held Its
Christmas festivities for the little ones
on Wednesday night
CONTINUED THE BOWEN CASE.
Before Justice Jones the case Of Add
son Bowen. charged with shooting Plum
.,<A I
and postponed until next Thursday. The
wounded men are doing very well. and
do not wish TO prosecute Bowen, as they
feel satisfied that he did not intend TO
do them any injury. Bowen was allowed
ball.
The following officers were elected by
| Davis Council, No. q. Junior Order United
| American Mechanics. Thursday night;
| Councillor, l.. p. Pool; Vice-Councillor.
w. #. Smith; Recording Secretary, w.
| Edward Smith: Assistant Recording Sec
| rotary, /. l.. Hart: Financial Secretary
| A. l.. Simpson; Treasurer. s. ID. Wilkin-
son; Warden. Il. s. Taylor; Inside SEN
| tInel s. L. Riggan; Outside Sentinel. w.
| NJ. Moles; Trustee. l.. +. Pool eighteen
| months) Representative to Funeral Bene-
| fetal Association. &. S. Wells.
The following cases were disposed oil
| Yesterday in the Mayors Court by JUS
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| tice owen:
| Eddie Threat and Andrew Quarles (col-
| ored), charged with creating disturb
| ance In the store OF Bowen Bradley
| Continued until to-day.
Sandy johnson and Jim Reed (colored)
| charged with fighting In the store oil
| ]. L. Robinson. Continued until to-day.
| PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
| Miss Emma Boisseau, Of Crewe. Is Wis
| ting the Misses Drewry. on Porter street
Miss Mamie Turpin, of Hallsboro
| Chesterfield. is visiting Mrs. w. l.. Por'
| ter, on Cowardin avenue.
A young lady friend Of the Laurel Lit
| erary Athletic Club has presented the clut
| with a beautiful lamp.
Mr.. Minor Bronaugh. OF Washington
and Lee University. is spending the holi
days with his parents. Mr. Bronaugf
was accompanied by his cousin, Mr.. Cabei
Dabney, of the University Of Virginia.
Mr.. Robert Topham has returned IRON
| a visit to his relatives at Williamsburg.
Miss Ella Mayo. Of Manchester is visit
ing friends at Louisa Courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Anderson have re
turned from Washington, where the,
were married last Wednesday, and vii
| reside in Richmond.