The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-05
OVER IN MANCHESTER.
HAPPENINGS or INTEREST GATH
Erred rs THE SOUTH SIDE CITY.
A Pleasant soiree- Medal Presented I" mrs
Richard vaughan--A Curious Plant
Many Brief Items Personals.
N,xcnrsTrR BuRfAu RICHMOND liMFs.
no. 1921 HUI SrKfsT. BKATTIE BLOCK.

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no li2l uuiI. SrKfHT. BKArTIE BLOCK. '
one OF the most pleasant sociai
gatLCrlngs OF the season was inc so''oe
c.sen Tuesday nieht at tie residence
o.. Mrs. t. y. Tutwiier by the young Ia
dies of Swansboro. A delightful evening
Voc spent, and il was late hour peiore
&c s.ay gathering broke up. Among 'hose
r.tscnt we're Misses Irene and Matte
l.4ss. Matte and Mary Wicker. virginia
ara Lcora Queensbery, Lula carrie ana
rua Tutwller Eiie Mor.is Is. Lucy ana
l.,zz,e Neal. uuldah Taylor. and Messrs.
-. "A. Taylor. J. u. Norvel. George "il'
Ar.nie Pettigrew. JefIy Morriseti, george
l.arrett Willie Bryce, Lennie Bowers.
and Charles and LindOn Taylor.
A largely attended meeting OF 'ne
Manchester Grays was heiH l"VSu"S
NIGHT in their armOry, and mGch business
G. general interest 10 the ORGANIZATION
was transacted. After all business nau
been disposed OF Mr. II. IL. Putnam IN
neat speech. presented TO MI. iiOn i''.l'.
Vaughan the handsome goid ana SILVER
.aeaa.. which testiEes TO his skin IN
craftsmanship at the target pracuce nelo
al Forest Hill Park last month. AS VIII
Dc remembered Nj. Vaughan ihau' q"
excellent record As long distance sh0t.
There was only one case before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning
Henry Jones (colOred) was hned s-''0
and costs for cursing and abusing
Anna Davis.
Mr.. Isaac Tlnsiey has large plant with
a leaf resembling that OF tobacco growing
IN his front yard. Some OF the leaves
measure twcnty-niie inches ~ iehSth oy
twonty-scvcn in breadth.
Misses Minnie Lee and Kate DreWFy
have returned from q visit 10 n1enaS ~
crewe Va.
MIR. Daniel Cunningham. Of Roanoke. Is
spending several days with mis- friend
MIR John b. MpscomD, in this city.
Mrs. William Martin, OF IWehtle'h
street who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever. Is convalescent
Mr.. T. NJ. Michaels ana wife ana Mas
ter Harry Michaels, Of Knoxville. Tenn,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. John irct-
man, in this city.
Mr.. samuel W Wicks has returned
from a visit TO Petersburg.
Miss Agnes Ely is arranging Tor an en-
teriainment 10 De given in the near ~
ture.
Liberty Council No 10. Jr. O. U. A. NJ,
of Swansboro, met Tuesday night ana
were entertained by visitors from the
State Council.
Clopion-Sfreet school expects a large
crowd and an enjoyable time to-day or
their picnic.
The little child Of Mr.. =. V. cogbiil, or
Chesterfield Courthouse. still remains IN
a critical condition. Or. Lawrence In
gram. OF this city, and Or. Thomas CHEAT
ham. Of Chesterfield. are attending the lit
tie one.
Miss George Belle Bittle, of Warwick
road is stopping with Mrs. b. Nj. Clarke
- st-sI cft f~tf N
Richmond before returning home.
The remains of the late W. ). Rolin
reached the city yesterday morning ana
were placed In a vault in Hollywood.
Mrs. Charles l.. Page. who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Misses Lizzie Nunnauy and Bessie
" ellis are visiting friends IN Chesterfield.
Mrs Virginia Il. Snellings and Miss
Mamie Eneilings have returned from
Norfolk county. where they have teen
Spending the summer.
Mrs. William l.. Sampson, who has
been quite sick. is improving.
MIR. H. Paul Dismukes. of quincy Fla,
was In tho city yesterday.
The lawn party given tonight at Nlntn
and Porter streets by the Parsonage
Society of Central Methodist church, Will
be a pleasant occasion, and large crowd
is anticipated.
Mr.. q. Scott McRae was still very Iii
last evening.
Master Arthur Whine has returned
from long visit 10 Old Point.
Mr.. u. +. Whine has returned from
Old Point.
Miss Ellen Broadnax has returned TO
the city after a pleasant visit TO friends
at Chesterfield Courthouse.
Rev. X. II. Winfree. OF Chesterfield,
was In the city yesterday.
Miss Laura Massie. of Nelson county,
Is visiting Miss Florence McRae, of Por~
ter street.
Dr. Frank Hcrcoclx has returned from
Nelson county.
Alr. Hciace Bradley left .ionday night
10 attend the Culpeper fair.
Miss Annie Donnelly is visiting friends
and relatives in Norfolk and Atlantic
city
Charlie, the youngest son Of Mr.. l.. Is
SIMPLIFY, is very Ill at his fathers resi-
dcnce. on Thirteenth street.