Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-21
DEATH OF MRS. FAIR.
THIS ESTIMA6Le LADY PASSES AWAY
At HER MANCHESTER HOME.
Events I'm Social Life-Entertainment for
the Poor-Personai and Other
southside Items.

day morning at the residence of her hug
band, Mr.. A. w. Fair, No. 1iN Decatur
street. This announcement will carry sor-
lady who by her warm-heartedness
generous impulses. and exemplary Chris
tian lie. had made many sincere friends.
She was a kind neighbor. a devoted
wife. a loving mother. and prominent II.
all good works.
Mrs. Fair was a Miss Beale. or Abe
marie. and was In the 3sth year OF her
age. The cause OF her death was con-
sumption. from which she had suffered
for long time. She leaves HUSBAND
and six children. The funeral Will take
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon from
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church. OF
which she was a consistent and active
member
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.
A. delightful "spider-web" party was
given Friday night by Miss Coley Lowell
at her fathers home. No. l5H Porter
street The following young ladies were
present: Misses Flossie Moore. Mamie
Pitt, Ethel Harding. Alma Fuqua, Lucy
Thornhill. Pauline Norveli. Pearl Evans
Neva Evans, Alma Webster of this city
Miss Amelia Blankenship, OF Chesterheld
Miss May Small, OF Greensboro, ". g.
and Misses May Loving. Mary Goode
Gussis Pyle, Estelle Morrisett. OF Rich'
mond. The young genumen present were
Messrs. Lacy Fendley. Greedy Carter
Floyd FuQua, and Royal Webster, OF thl'
city; and Messrs. Willie Morris. Harvey
Hatcher Walter Phillips. John Goode
Ragwell Goode. Percy Chisholm, J. FREQ
Fuss. of Richmond
ENTERTAINED IN POWHATAN.
MIR. William NJ. Kennon, OF Powhatah'
entertained the Committee on the Powha-
tan Troop Monument Association Ias'
Thursday evening. An elegant supper
| was served, and all present had de'
lightful time.
Secretary r. T.. Michaels will conduct
the services at West-End Methodist
church this morning. At night Mr.. j. 4
Montgomery, OF Richmond Will occupy
the pulpit. Christian Endeavor Society
| will meet at o'clock.
Tho Little Workers OF Stockton-Stree'
Baptist church will hold their regular
| monthly meeting this evening at O'Clock
| A special programme has been arranged
Rev. Mr.. Din. OF Venable-Street Bapus
church, Richmond. Will conduct th'
| Icader-IIan meeting this afternoon. Mr.
| Haddon Watkins will sing.
a pleasant dance was given at IN
residence OF Mr.. Beattie on HUI street
| last Thursday night. The young ladies
present were Misses Georgia Stainhack
While Lou Stubs. Cornelia Stubs. Irene
| Thorp, Catherine Black. Sarah Black
Clemmie Stansbury. Corinne Smith, Min
ME Kelly. Tella Walker, and Mrs. Rober
Powers. of Richmond. and Miss Ev;
Johnson and Pearl johnson, Of Manches
| ter. The young gentlemen present wer'
| Messrs Aubrey Chcatham, Joseph Bona
vita. c. Il. Foster, Gibson Saunders
| Robert Powers. and Gustave Thorp. o
Richmond. and Messrs. Walter Holt
| Eddie Burton, Joseph Potter Archie VII
| hanson. Russell Beattie. Fred. Beattie
and Reta Shpp, Of Manchester.
FOR THE POOR FUND.
! The ladies' OF Central Methodist church
| who are getting UP the entertainment Z
| be given in Leader Hall next Tuesda!
| night for the benefit OF the poor have
arranged an interesting programme. /
| Is as follows: Davis brothers, banjoists
instrumental music by Mr. Charles J
| McIIenry; solo by Miss Ida Robinson
recitation by Miss Mamie Leahey; solo b!
| Miss BESSIE Pattee; recitation by Mis-
| Florence Evans; solo by Mr.. Eugen
| Davis.
An excellent supper will be served 10
| % cents, and ice-cream and cake vii
| also DO served The following IL III
| supper bill OF fare: Roast shoat, turkey
! beef tongue, chicken. stewed oysters. ham
| celery, potato salad. cold slaw. pickle
| tea and coffee.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
OF Manchester and Chesterfield will NEE
| to-day at Bethlehem church. Presiden
b. +. Johnson will preside. and Rev. j
B. Williams will preach.
Miss Agnes Booth, who has been visit
| ing friends in Prince George county, ha
returned home.
Miss Susie Gregory, OF Chesterfield. 4
| visiting Mrs. II. NJ. Fendley, on Porte
| street
Miss Aubrey Robinson has returned
| from a visit to friends at Burkeville. Va
Miss Lou Friend. of Chesterfield, Is III
| guest Of Dr. George W. Friend. of thi
| city.
| PERSONAL AND BRIEF MENTION
| Mr.. J. L. Robinson entertained a mum
Der of friends Friday night at his resi-
| dence. corner OF Fifteenth and HUI
| streets, and those present spent an eve
ming OF great pleasure.
| In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
| ing Alice CoSbill and Maria Simmons
| TWO negro women, were fined $50 eac
| for trespassing on the premises or IL
| Richmond and Petersburg railroad.
| In the Hastings Court yesterday RIOS
| Brown scolored) was fined T. for steal
ing q blanket from Mrs. Virginia
| Winder.
| A very enjoyable entertainment wa
given Friday night at the residence OF MI
Thomas u. Tutwiler. In Swansboro'. tn
! evening was pleasantly spent In dineren
| kinds OF games.
Tire naii-factory on Belle Isle will CON
| mence work Monday, when all the az
| partmentS OF the works Will be In IL
| operation.
The silver tea given at the residence
Mr.. ID. i. Pulliam last night by tn
ladies' Of Meade Memorial church was we
attended, and those present spent yer
pleasant evening.
| City-Sergeant Fitzgerald took Adal
Glen and Robert Scales 70 the pointer
tiary Yesterday. The former Is TO serN
Eve wears for house breaking, and N
latter one year for stealing from II
person.
Rev. Luther Il. Thornhill will deliver
sermon I'm the second series OF the III
OF Moses at the Bainbridge-Street Bal
| fist church tonight. His theme Will
"pecisions for Eternity"
| THE LINCOLN NATIONAL
Annual Meeting Ieid-Ncw Officers Chose