The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-02
COMMITTED TO EARTH.
BURIAL YESTERDAY OF Mr.. FOSTER
AND MRS. SEELLINGS
Rocky Ridge Council Eleets Members.
Newsy Notes About Manchester.
Personals and Briefs.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No 1921 Hull, SrRFFT. BATTLE BLOCK.

| The funeral of Mr.. William Foster,
! whose death in Atlanta was announced in
| yesterdays Times, took place yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock from Central Metho-
| dist church. The church was we'll filled
with friends, and delegations were present
! from Stuart Lodge, /. o. o. F., and In
| dianola Tribe. Red Men. of which organi-
| cations the deceased was an active MEM
| Der. The services were conducted by Rev
W. W. Lear. and the remains were in
| tered in Maury cemetery, the two orders
| holding their burial services over the
| grave. Many beautiful flowers, made INTO
! exquisite designs, were sent BY friends.
| The below named gentlemen served as
| pall-bearers:
honorary-H. A. Jordan, Henry Fiiz-
| gerald, :. Il. Owens. w. ID. Anderson
j. /. Brown, j. W. Toney and l.. b. Ia
! tum.
Active-From Stuart Lodge: r, ".
Bass, X. y. Bailey. Il. 4. Baugh ana W /;
| l.. Richardson. From Indianoia Tribe, Red
Men. S. F. Dowdy, K. l.. Param John
W. Caude and j. s. Wakefield.
The funeral of Mrs. J. c. Snellings TOOK
| place yesterday afternoon from BAN
| bridge-Street Baptist church. and the
| large gathering Of, friends testified the
esteem in which she was held The Off
| ciatng minister was Rev. l.. X. Thorn
hill, pastor of the church, who was as
sisted by Rev. Drs. Nelson. Landrum and
Van Houten, Of Richmond, me P& Ii
bearers were: Prof. III. II. Harris and W.
-. Thomas. OF Richmond CoIleFe; llr.
| Chris. Tompkns. Judge :. Il. Witt, Judge
b. A. Hancock and Judge John ~ IN
gram. Active-Messrs, W g. Taylor, -.
+. irlson, Il. q. Broaddus, i. +. Bradley.
r. \. Lamb. j. y. Robinson, James l..
| Robertson and j. j. Bayley.
The remains We're inferred in Holly
wood cemetery
the Junior German Clubs dance on
Monday night was delightful affair, and
was greatly enjoyed. The ladies and gen
tiemen present were: Misses Minnie Ne'si-
GER Maud Patteson. Sadie Chalkley
Mabel Winnie, Gay Goolsby. Florence
Holland, Susie Holland. Leila OBrien
Lula Baird, Mamie Neisger. Miss Gil
| lock Amelia PilsOn, Eien WelSlger,
Jelma Pilson and Miss Huston, ana
| Messrs Thomas Turpin. Emmett furpin,
Sam Patteson' Minor Bronaush; henn ,,..ii
McRae, VIII Taylor. Charlie Page. VIII
Patieson. Clifton Robinson. Duval Robin
| son. Allen Taylor. George Cox, Willie
| Robinson Wills Pulliam and Robert ior-
ter. emperor -Mesdames Cox, Holland
Rocky Ridge Counc' No. g. il. .. L.
| A. NJ. elected the follow ing officers Mon
day night: Councillor. g. y. Meredith,
Nice-Coursellor. +. :. Wight; Recording
Secretary, g. II. Berry; Assistant Re
cordng Secretary. A. ". Farley; Imam
cial Secretary. j. j.. Heams; Treasurer,
s.. h. Huband, Conductor. +. i. owen,
Jr: Warden. John Jones, Inside sentinel
| K. +. Whitaker. Outside Sentinel. l.. Il
Brown; Trustee eighteen months. II. II
Pollock: Representative to Funeral Bene-
fetal Association eighteen months Is.
i. owen. Jr
Mayor Maurice disposed Of the following
cases yesterday morning.
Henry Wallace and Alexander Nenable
tboth colored). charged with stealing iron
from the property OF Mrs. Mary Hatcher
were sent on 10 the grand jury ana conf
mltted TO Jail in default of security
b. r. Hllsman. charged with assaulting
Conductor Clark with a skate, sent
on to the Hastings Court. and bailed in
the sum of siO0. Sir. Frank NJ. Moon be
came his bondsman.
Mayor II. \. Maurice has returned
from pleasant visit to Buckingham
ass Clara Dickerson. who has been
spending the holidays with relatives and
friends IN Danyille, returned home yes
terday evening.
During the year 1894 there were issued
in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court
~ marriage licenses, and 80 deeds We're
recorded.
Mrs. F. A. Lamb has received the sad
Intelligence Of the death OF her father
MIR. r. L. Hudson. OF Cumberland couu-
~. The deceased was in the eighty-sec-
on1 year of his age.
The public schools will open to-day
The condition of Mr.. Peter W. Blount
has greatly improved.
The annual entertainment Of COWardin-
Avenue Sunday school took place last
| night.
Mir. Upton Robertson. Of Savannah
Ga. formerly of this city, Is visiting
friends AID relations here.
Miss Emma Boisseau, who has been
visiting the Misses Drewry returned to
her home Yesterday morning.
Downer Barton, Of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss Lou Friend, on Fourteenth
Mr.. W. 5. O,Brien, OF Rocky Mouat
y. C.. but foIiherly of Manchester Is
visiting friend, pand relatives here.
Mrs. r. A haarke and children have
4 81 s.ie. "a patarelallro