Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-26
THEIR FINAL DANCE.
CLOSING GERMAN OF THE MANcHes-
TER CLUB LAST NIGHT.
The Military Bazaar TO Open To-Sight-A
Marriage on sunday-Personai
and Brief Items.


the quicksilver had been dancing around
fair and gallant dancers were out In full
force. The ladies' In their cool and pretty
evening costumes made the scene a most
attractive one. and the oppressive heat
was apparently forgotten In the pleasures
Of the dance. Among the ladies In at
tendance were: Misses Bessie Reid, Lala
Mayo. Ruth Sublett, Pattie Fendley. Nell
lie Gregory. Minnie Lee Drewry. Mary
Dorset, Kate KEENAN,. Kate Drewry,
Minnie Weisiger. Mary Hall, Mamie Va
den, and Flora Dickinson; Mrs. Il. w.
Weisiger, Mrs. J. II. Ingram. Mrs. j. W.
Arlington. Mrs. E. p. Walden. Mrs. Reid.
and Mrs. Augustine Royal.
The gentlemen present were Messrs. c.
b. French Gordon stranchan. Colonel
-. o. James, W. b. Cox, John Barks-
dale, r. +. Green. Royal Webster Will
liam Townes, +. Il. Early, II. G. Williams.
Fewel Merchant. Allen Stokes. c. +.
Friend. r. u. Cox, r. l.. Wirgiield.
Charles Brown. Aug. Royal. and L. W.
Weisiger.
THE MILITARY BAZAAR.
their hall last night, and the work 10
be done by the members during the ba-
7aar was assigned. Besides other rou-
tine business II was decided that no
charge should be made for ladies attend
ing the fair. The bazaar opens tonight.
and the programme embraces numbers
by Mrs William Knowles. the Davis
brothers, and the Blues Band. The
Blues battalion will be present in fun
uniform. The following contributions were
made yesterday:
Manchester-W. J. Williams. rocking
chair; w. j. Carter handsome briarwood
pipe: Charles Jones, box q cigars; a
friend. fancy work: lady friend. one bolt
bunting; w. G. Brown. large bunch ba-
nanas.
Richmond-Mlss Bessie Lee, beautiful
fancy work.
MARRIED on SUNDAY.
Mr.. Henry Stroude, merchant on
upper Hull street. and Mrs. Virginia Ann
CottrelI were married sunday The mar
rage license was issued saturday ihe
groom gave his age at 60 and the age oil
the bride was put down at 80.
Mrs. Viola johnson. wife OF Mr.. Clel
Johnson. died al the residence OF her
husband, in Chesterfield county, near
Swift creek, Friday. The funeral loon
the remains were inferred in the family
burying-ground.
BESSIE. the infant daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. c. Elicit, died early Sunday morn
ing at the parents residence. In Chester
field near Tomahawk church. Inc
funeral took place yesterday AFTERNOON
FINED FOR CHILD BEATING.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing Lizzie Harris (colored) was charged
with cruelty beating her little stepsoh
chief Ilpscomb exposed the body or the
child TO the Court which proved that ne
had been numerically whipped. The ac-
cused was fined $3.50 and severely reprl-
handed
lane Clarke. Howell Clarke. and Berter
Clarke (all colored) father, mother, anu
daughter-were charged with engaging IN
a family fracas. Howell was discharged
Jare and Berter were fined N5O each anu
costs H
Several civil cases were disposed OF III
the Hastings Court, after which the Court
was adjourned for the term. Judge In
gram I'm the afternoon left for Cincin-
natl and Dayton, Ohio, where he goes
to take dispositions in an important patent
suit now pending in the circuit court
of the United States at Richmond
The picnic OF the Bainbridge-Street
Rantist Sunday-school takes place next
Friday at Providence Forge.
FELL AND BROKE HER WRIST.
Mrs. Conrad Lipscomb accidentally fell
NJ the corner OF Twelfth and Hull streets
SATURDAY night, and. besides receiving
several painful bruises, had her wrist
broken.
Mr.. Samuel Craig, formerly of Manches-
fer but now living in Richmond, who
has been quite sick, was reported TO De
better yesterday.
Judge William I. Clopton. who has been
detained at home by sickness, was able
to be out yesterday.
Mr.. Wellington Brands Is quite III at
his residence on Thirteenth and Balm
bridge streets. ,,
Mr.. ID. r. Wnfree, Jr., OF Mldlolhlah'
was in the city yesterday.
Miss IneZ Bruce who has been visiting
friends in Petersburg has returned home
accompanied by Miss Maud Adkins, OF
that city.
Mr.. George w. Baugh Is detained at
his residence on Everett street, between
Eighth and Ninth. on account of sickness.
Miss Kate Kennon, of Powhatan, Is
visiting Mrs. Augustine Royal, ON Porter
street.
Miss Daily Nichols. of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Bernice Fair, on Decatur
street.
Mr.. James r. Osterbnd and Miss car
RE H. Taylor were united in marriage
at the residence of Rev. Thomas h. Key
nolds Sunday night at o'clock.
PERSONAL AND BRIEFS.
Uozal. the infant son of Mr.. r. L L.
Roach. died Sunday night at the resi-
dcnce of his parents. SIC Ninth street.
aged months. The funeral took place
from the residence yesterday evening at
o'clock.
Miss Ruth Fore, who has been quite
sick at her home. is able TO be out AGAIN
Mr.. c. Baseler. who has been visiting
bis wife in Caroline county, has returned
to the city.
Miss Kate Kennon. of Fowhatan, Is
visiting Mrs Augustine Royal
Miss Mamie Hudson and sister. DAISY
left Saturday TO spend a week with their