Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-11
ACROSS THE BRIDGES.
NEWS ITEMS or INTEREST CLEANED
IN MANCHESTER AND SUBURBS.
4 Pleasant Social Evs~t-Ths strsst-0ss
Mstter-servicss II the Churches To-
Dsy-Psrsonals and Driefb.

Misses I.ottis Mellor and Cora Balm en-
tertained q number Of their friends FRI
day night, and the evening was spent in
a most pleasant manner. Among those
present were Misses Flora Carneal. Of
Petersburg: Annie Price, Carrie Duval.
Annie Porter. Jennie Graves. Mollie Du-
val; Messrs. Mandis Fleming, J. A. Car
ter. G. Il. Forbes, Conway and Archie
Forbes. John l. Ryan. Charles Winters.
and others.
The funeral Of Miss Kate Hancock.
eister of the late Dr. Philip Hancock. Of
Chesterfield, took place Friday afternoon
at Midlothian.
Messrs. James p. Robinson, Dallas
Jordan, and Allie Farmer have returned
from q very successful two-days' hunt
near tho Appomattox river. The party
captured a fine buck. four turkeys. six
teen rabbits, twelve squirrels. and six
birds.
1t Is very likely that the street-car
company and the City Council will come
to an agreement this week about the
schedule to be run. The committee ap-
pointed at the Council Friday night will
meet Captain Plzzini Tuesday night to
talk over the matter. 1t Is understood
that an effort will be made to get the
company to run the Perry-street cars to
Seventh and Broad on q twelve-minute
schedule. and the Hull-street cars across
Mayo's bridge on a ten-minute schedule,
the Decatur-street line to be abandoned.
1t Is thought this will be satisfactory to
both the public and the company.
The Manchester Fire Company will
meet In their hall. over the Council
chamber, next Wednesday night This
Is an important meeting. Both regulars
and substitutes are requested to be on
hand.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Manchester Grays will have an In
spection in Leader Hall Tuesday night.
Judge Il. a. Hancock was in the city
yesterday.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
of Richmond and Manchester will have
its monthly meeting with the cambridge
Street Sunday school this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock.
Rev. c. o. Only, Of Norfolk, will con-
duct the meeting at Leader Hall this
afternoon under the auspices or the RAIL
road Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Miss Emma Laughton
will sing a solo,
Rev. l.. r. Thornhill will fill his pulpit
to-day, and after the morning service
will administer the ordinance OF the
Lords Supper.
Rev. J. J. Clopton has commenced
Bible class at his church, to be held Wed
nesday afternoon for ladies. and Wednes-
day night for men.
Mrs. ODell and Miss Mildred. mother
and sister Of Mrs. James p. Robinson.
have returned to their home, In New
York, after a very pleasant visit to this
city.
Miss Eva 3. Parkinson, Of New York,
Is visiting Mrs. James +. Robinson, cor
ner Fifteenth and Hull streets.
Mr. George NJ. Palmer and Miss Mamie
Rebecca Dearen were united In marriage
last Wednesday night at the residence OF
the brides parents. Rev. Thomas u.
REYNOLDS OBLIGATED. Only intimate friends
were present.
Little Dick" the black pet kitten at
the police station. that was made sad by
attending the Pops" meeting Saturday
night of last week. and then disappeared
altogether on the day Of election, returned
to the station last night.
Mr.. George Price. Of Richmond. and
Miss Ella Cleary. Of Kentucky. who
were married Friday night in Richmond.
will in the future reside in Swansboro.