Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-26
THE GRAYS' BAZAAR.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE MAN.
CHESTER COMPANy's FAIR.
Those Who VIII Have Charge of
the Several DOoths-Death of Mrs.
Personals and Briefs.

The Grays' bazaar that will open In
Leader Hall tonight promises 20 be one
OF the most pleasant and successful en-
TREATMENTS Of the Kind ever held In TINS
city. The hall has been prettily deco
rated and nXed for the occasion, anu
every one who attends Is assured good
time. There viii be four booths, each
OF which has been handsomely arranged.
The donations TO the bazaar lave been
Of a most generous nature.
The icc-cream booth is 70 the right
on entering the hall Mrs. William q.
Owens and Miss Matte owens are IN
charge. ana they viii be assisted by the
following young ladies': Miss Mamie Pitt
Miss Mary Bass. Miss Page Sneilngs'
Mss EGie Owens. Miss Annie Robinson
and Miss 1.eSsle Robinson.
Mrs. W -. Bradley and Mrs Winnie
have charge OF the candy booth. which
Is opposite me ice-cream dispensary. The
following young ladies VIII assist th'ih'
Miss Alma Owens. Miss Eva carter
Mss Anna Chalkley. and Miss Eu'a hoit'
he tobacco booth D. under the GlIec-
t3ou OF Miss Mary Rohannan. VINO lis
as assistants Mrs. Mary DrewIy' MISS
Alice Hail, Miss Annie Godscy. MISS May
NunnaIly. Miss May Hall. Miss LeWelien
Han. Miss Maudc Barrett. Miss Lucy
Barrett. Miss May Pcrrow, ana MISS
Cora Campbell
Airs. Boon and Miss Emma COX VIII u
in charge OF the falcy-wOrk booth.
The following ladies' compose the sup
per Committee. Mrs. :. X. owens. Mrs.
" lille owens, Mrs. Lawrence ingram
Mr. Thomas williamson. Mrs. W. L.
Moody and Mrs Lowell
Mrs. Ida Darlington. Mrs. J. J. Bayiey'
Mrs Roberts. and Miss Emma Law'oh
compose the Music and Entertainments
Committee.
To-nlght's programme will contain num-
bcrs by MISC Bessie Patue ana MISS
Mayme T.eahey. Of Richmond Miss Turn,
Icy. Of SwausborO', and the ElchWohd an"
Dauyille Railroad Band.
DEATH OF MRS. YOUNG
Mrs. Martha j. Young. widow OF John
Young dlod SATURDAY I'm Pittsylvania
county. Mrs. Young formerly lived IN
this city. and was held IN high esteem
here bv every one VINO knew her. She
was consistent ana useful member OF
the Bainbriige- Street Baptist church' ana
WA ever foremost in all works OF chdrlty
and church endravor. MIS-. 1ouh= r.
Gently moved from this city TO DanViilr.
She leaves two Mr.. william Young
of North Carolina. ana MI. Saihue' .
Ycung. Of Richmond College.
Mrs. Mary y Stuart Of this city was
called 10 Petersburg yesterday on az
count OF the death of her mother.
William TAYLOR CcoloreD was arrested
I'm this city Sunday, and turned over To
the Richmond authorities. where he Is
wanted on a charge of assaulting a bar
keeper with a bottle
OF A RELIGIOUS NATURE.
An interesting meeting Of the Clopton-
street Missionary Society was held sun
dav afternoon. and the following pro-
grsmme was rendered by some Of the
little folk Of the church. Dialogue by
MYRTLE Russell and Matte Norvell; re-
CITATION. bv Emma Claire Burke; dialogue,
BY Mamie Pulley. Alma Attkisson' ana
Virgie Clements: recitation. by Hazel
Conway: dialogue. by Nirgic Clements
Minnie Criddle. Earl Pickett, Mamie
Pulley Myrtle Russell; recitation, by 10Y
Hughes: solo by Ella Hancock a years
old: recitation. by Meryin Parke; MI. l."
&. Ellington Of Richmond. sang pretty
solo.
beginning next Monday night prayer
meeting Will commence at cambridge
street Baptist church. and continue
throughout the week. under the auspices
OF the various churches of this city. ON
March 10th a series of meetings VIII
commence I'm Leader Hall under the au-
spices of the Railroad Branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
The Building Fund Association Of
Wtst-EnI Methodist church was reor-
gdnizcd Sunday evening. ana the follow
IL aI ~
wear. ". B TAYLOR. president; J. w.
craze. yice-pr,sident; George ID. Cole.
secretary; Is. J. Walker treasurer.
Rev. j. ". sun. pastor Of West-Enl
Methodist church, preached at Asbury
chapel sunday morning and admins
tered the Lords supper.
Rev. l.. H. Thornhill preached an *
ccllcnt sermon at the Leader-Iall meet
ing Sunday afternoon. A large crowd was
present. and the singing was very fine.
MIR. r. J.. Pettigrew preached at West
End church Sunday morning. and the pas
E.. -u'"t - uight.
Next Thursday evening the Clopton-
So. ...rC.. val %" open from 1
to . O'Clock to receive donations for
the poor at Swansboro'. At night an en-
tertlinment will be- given by he children.
ABOUT SICK PEOPLE.
Mrs \. W. Ozcmon continues quite sick
AZ her residence. on cambridge street
Mrs. G. a. Raines, OF SwansborO', IS
improving, but is still confined 10 her
home.
Ms William Smith continues quite sick
a. her residence Thirteenth and Sommes
streets.
Mrs Sarah Fore continues quite sick
a. her residence. Eleventh street be
tween Decatur and stockton
Judge Il. \. Hancock Is detained n
home on account Of sickness.
Mr.. II. -. Walker who has been con-
fined - his residence FOR some time Is
sickness was able 10 De- out Yesterday
Miss Jessie Moody. who has been ~
10: some time. remains about the same.
Mrs. j. Henry Smith Is quite sick At
her residence, on McDonough street
silver tea was given at the resi-
deucc of MIS-. D. VI. Wiltshire, 5l9 west
Twelfth street. las night by the Ladies'
AuXiiary of the brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Engineers. for the benefit Of the
poor The entertainment was we'll al
tended and "a neat sum Was realized.
The Husu1gs Court Vas not in session
yesterday. To-day the case Of Thomas
Williams coloredD. charged with larceny.
Vii come up for trial.
There was nothing on the docket at
the Mayors Court yesterday.
The Board OF Supervisors Of Chesterfield
held regular meeting yesterday At the
courthouse.
Miss Annie Fisher. who has been visit
ms friends ana relatives in He1rico
county, has returned much pleased with
her visit.
The Southern railway is laying spur
u"ck out second street o. Stockton to
IN plant of the southern oil Works
The Youngest son Of Mr. r. f.. Petit
| grew is quite ILL.,
Miss Irby Coleman. of Amelia is visit
ing Miss Lou Friend
The Manchester German Club will be
recrga"iz 3 at an early date.
Pi'kEfr CiMr LAST NIGHT.
Memory of General torse-Ictters
uEI Inn Ia