The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-21
THE PRETTY GERMAN.
ONE OF TIE MOST ENJOYABLE EVER
HAD IN MANCHESTER.
He,pitaI Aid Assoeis,Ion-NewsyN Notes and
Items OF Interest In and About Man.
ehester-Populists Meet.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. 1l2l Hull srREEI. BEATrIE BLOCK.

The German at Leader Hall on Friday
night was the most enjoyable AFFAIR ever
given by the German Club. The follow
ing young ladies' were present.
Misses Gertrude Weisiger. Julia Morris.
Ellen Weisiger Bessie Gill. Ella Mayo.
Kate Drewry, Lalla Mayo. Minnie Drew
~. Mary Cox. Kate kenuon. Mary Ter
rell. Bessie Reed. Eula Holt, Jessie Webb.
RUBY Thomas. susie Holland. Amelia
Pnson. Chaperones. Mesdames Angus
tine Royal. William Cox, y. n. Drewry.
r. r. Pilson, c. II. Sims, Miss Jennie
Hatcher.
Gentlemen present: Messrs. T.. f. Early,
w. y. Ball. r. II. Hancock. G. Il. Friend,
Edwin Mitchell r. L. French. w. Il.
Cox. W. n. BrOnaugh, r. T. Minor, ID.
L. BrOadnax. ". r. Merchant. r. r.
Greene =. b. cox. II. +. Greene = =
Patch. Cary y. French. r. ). Rives. If.
-. owen. Arthur Richardson. Walter
Branch, Charles Brown, Raymond PHI
son, r. f. Owen. Augustine Royal C. n
Sims. Colonel b. o. James. Charles T.
Walters Charles Jordan Dr. John w
Broadnax, w. ". Robertson, Willis Pull
liam.
Leaders: MI. r. r. Minor led the first
half and Mr.. Charles Jordan, Of Rich
mand. the last half. both leaders intro
ducng many new and intricate figures.
The dance was kept up until \. NJ,
when all returned 10 their respective
homes carrying with them bright mem
cries OF a delightful night spent
There will be a meeting Of the Man.
chester Hospital Aid Association next
Wednesday afternoon the 2ith. at .
O'Clock. AT Neade-Memorial church. a
full attendance is earnestly desired.
Rev q. c. Vandcrslice. Of Union-Sta-
ton church. Richmond viii lecture at
West-End Methodist church this even
ing al $3.50 O'Clock. An invited. Rev.
i. W. sun. the pastor. viii preach at his
church both morning and night.
Mr. J. J. White. of Richmond. will speak
at Leader Hall tomorrow evening on
What the Lord has Done for Him"
Miss Emma Lawton viii sing
4 revival meeting viii be- commenced
az AsDury chapel tonight. The usual
society meetings viii De- held tomorrow
evening.
The Hustrgs Court was engaged again
Yesterday I'm the trial Of chancery caSes
Miss Olivia Wine and Mr. Trustler OF
Fredericksburg. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
j. 81. Reynolds.
Miss Alice Mann. Of this city, while in
Richmond ,Firiddy was knocked by a
bicycle. but not seriously hurt.
Miss Mamie Staples who has been IN
during the past week or two, is GONZALES
cent
Miss Mary Martin is very sick an her
home 1nS McDonough street.
Mr.. 4. G.. Gibbs Jr. is something bet
ter. Mr. Gibbs has been sick for several
days.
MIR. W. w. Lowry has returned 10 the
city.
The ladies Of the Parsonage Society OF
Firth-Street Methodist church will give
an entertainment Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday evenings next at Odd-Felows
Hall. corner Eighth and Hull streets.
The Populist leaders in Chesterfield
held a meeting I'm Swansboro yesterday
afternoon and nominated for treasurer
r. =. Pettigrew. Of Manchester district
ana for commissioner of the revenue. for
district No. /. W. W. Pace, of Midlothian
district.
They viii have another meeting next
week and determine what they VIII do
concerning the balance OF the ticket
4 photograph concert VIII De given ~
the lecurc-room of the Presbyterian
church on THURSDAY night "a May, by
Mr.. W. T.. Herman, Of Norfolk, under
the ausr,iccs of the Ladies Ala Society.
The public schools will close May 10Th
with commencement exercises in Leader
Hall. 49,,
rev. \. Binga and Q. william Moon