The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-29
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
THANKsGIyTNG DAY GENERALLf
OBsERgED MdNCHEsTEk.
A Most ENJOYABLE Dance mt Mrs. Turpin's.
Miss Angel to Wed-other News
Personals and Briefs.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND IIMEs.
No. ll2t HULL STREET, BkA-TIE BLOCH

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Tbanksgiving-Day was generally OBJ
served in this city yesterday many oi
the merchants closing their places Oh
business. No holiday was given the
enploves at the Southern railway shops'
on account of the great press OF "2rk.
No religious services were neid In the
churches Of the city. 1t nlYins he'h
decided TO render the Thanksgiving mu-
sic on Sunday next. At the Episc'pal
church. the ladies served Inner ana
supper. and received good patronage
Invitations have been issued 20 the mar
rage Of Miss Maggie Angel, dsush'er
Of Mr.. T.. o. Angel. and Nr. Robert
+. Ellington. a popular attache OF 'ie
Southern railway. The cersn'ny VIII
take place Thursday evening. DECEMBER
5th. at o'clock. at the Saino''aEe-
Street Baptist church ,,-.,
The case Of Preston against Beh"oou'
which has held the attention OF the I'll
cuit Court of Chesterfield FOR seVeral
DAYS. was brought to close Iuesoay
night. the Jury bringing in VerolcI ioI
10 defendant. Tho case grew out OF
an accident to Preston, colored H'ei-
er who WAS injured while WORKING on
an conference.-the on Mr. BeiiWoOd
farm. and he brought suit agiinst ms
employer, claiming $1,000 damages lot
injuries received.
4 collision occurred between two col
ored bicycle riders In front Of M)uisctt5
store Wednesday afternoon III wiz"
both were badly hurt.
The dance given at the resid nee OF
Mrs. Turpin, Oh Porter street, edi es-
day night was delightful ahdH. Inc
floor was in good condition. and sncnoia
music was furnished by Master oval
Turpin. who is a pianist Of no mean aLlii-
IT, Dancing was begun a. O'Clock
and continued until u o'clock. wien
tasteful supper was served, alter when
dancing was resumed, and kept ny Until
2.30 o'clock. The following were pres
emit:
Misses Minnie Weisiger, Leila O'Brien,
Elise Taylor, Laura Taylor, Gay Goolsby,
Mamie Wesiger. Florence Holland Katie
Fulks. Annie Shotwell. Louise Webster,
Nena owen Baird. The gentlemen we're
Messrs. willis Pulliam, Thomas hpin,
Emmett Turpin. Allen Tayl)r. Thcnas
Fendley. Lorrin Fendley, JOIN ii"Ad'
Duncan Pulliam. Bate Bernard, Robert
son. Arthur owens, George L. Cox. <.
H. McRae. W. y. Cox, L. L. Ea1ey'
ana r. y. Minor. The chaperon5 were
Mrs. Turpin and Mrs Hart = I'll.
Jacob Friganhan, John Hicldns, and
William Turner were before the Police
Court yesterday morning, charged with
ordinance violation. Their cases were
dismissed.
Miss Gertrude Weisiger is home for
the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. Duncan Pulliam left yesterday for
Huguenot Springs
Nj. and Mrs James +. Radscri have
returned from their bridal tour.
Mr.. Sam Sutherland. who4e Jag was
broken in a football game some tine
since is much improved.
Judge y. A. Hancock and Nc. Charles
L Page left yesterday morning. Tor Crcs-
terrified Courthouse.
Mrs. James f. Harding, Of Hui street,
f. quite sick.
Mir. Henry Harnish entertained
number of his Manchester friends Jester
day at his beautiful suburban home in
Chesterfield.
Union-StatioN Mission Epworth LeIgue
viii visit Asbury League tonight.
Mrs. James O'Brien is quite sick At
her residence, I'm Woodland Heights.
on Friday night, December 9Th. tho
"Striyers' Of Meade Memorial shurch
viii give tableau and living pictures
at Leader Hall for the benefit OF The
new Episcopal church.
Mr.. c. G. Carpenter an old and we'll
known citizen OF Chesterfield, died Tres
day, at his home on the turnpike. r,ar
the Halfway" station. His funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon al 2
o'clock
Judge S. Bassett French is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr. w F. Drewry. formerly Of Balt-
more, but now Of New York .ity, who
has been visiting his mother, has left
for home.
Mr.. d. A. Snellings continues quite
sick at his residence. No. 2l6 west Twelfth
street.
Messrs. Charles and Joseph Keller, Of
Suffolk, were in the city yesterday.