The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
THE BAZAAR A SUCCESS.
1T CLOSED LAST NIGHT AFTER A
RUN OF FOUR NIGHTS.
Tho Rev. G. N. Van Houten Received tho
Comb and Miss Mary Bohannon tho
Psrior Lamp-Vther News.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
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The Manchester Grays closed their
bazaar last night at Leader Hall, after
a run of four successful nights. The
cain to be voted TO the most popular
preacher was won by the Rev. Z. y.
Van Houten who received ia votes
Miss Mary Bohannon received the parior
lamp, for being the most popular young
lady. A detail from the Walker Llsne
Guards was present and gave an exhlDi-
ton bayonet drill. An enJoyaDle nusicai
programme was also rendered. FROM
financial standpoint the bazaar was
great success, much of which Is due TO
the untiring efforts of the ladies' VINO hiu
the bazaar in charge.
The entertainment given by the Violet
Club on Friday night was largely attend
ed by me junior set of Manchester. inc
members of the club are young ladles
ranging in age from twelve TO sixteen
years, and the occasion was an entertain
ment given by them 10 their young friends
Of the opposite sex. Much pleasure was
afforded the young people by playing
games OF various kinds, and during the
evening refreshments were partaken or.
Those present W ere Misses Leila OBrien,
Annie and Matte Shotwell. Bessie Wells,
Lizzie Nunnaily Miss Gregory, May
Lipscomb. Callie and Annie Taylor, Annie
Rucker, Bell Fair, Lula Baird, Evans
Gene Knowles, Fredrica Lamb; Messrs
Robert Il. Porter Davy Welcher, Lee
Davidson, John Yarbrough. of Richmond;
Arthur owens. Cary Gregory, Willie
Craig, Mark Lloyd, Sherwood Gregory
Bernard Robertson, Loven Turnly, Sam
Sutherland, Tom Mccall and Baber Belts,
of Richmond.
Union meetings viii begin tomorrow
night. and will be continued for a week
at the following churches: cambridge
street Baptist church, West-End church.
and Fifth-Street church. Beginning Mon
day. March 10th, union meetings will be
held for week at Leader Hall.
Mayor Maurice Disposed of one small
case I'm his court yesterday morning; two
negro boys. Adolphus Jones and Charles
Baugh, were fined ST. each for crap-shoot-
ing.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Missionary Society of the Stock ton-Street
Baptist church will take place this af-
teruoon at 80 o'clock. Miss Fannie Fos-
ter will sing a solo and Misses Emma and
Mamie Lawton Will render a duet. Pro-
fessor Gaines, of Richmond College, VIII
deliver an address.
At Leader Hall this evening the meet
Ing under the auspices of the Railroad
Branch of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will be addressed by Rev. w
II. Haight. Miss Emma Lawton will sing.
Chesterfield Circuit Court has adjourned
for the term.
Miss Bessie Reid. who has been sick
for some time, is still quite unwell.
Mrs. Warren Timmons was considerably
improved yesterday.
Rev. j. ". stiff will fill his pulpit at
West-End Methodist church to-day, morn
ing and night, at the usual hours. Young
mems prayer meeting at night. Christian
Endeavor Societies at the usual hours
Rev. T.. +. Reynolds Will fill the pulpit
at Asbury Chapel at II \. NJ to-day. Rev
j. II. Busby, the pastor, will preach at
1880 F. NJ. League service at 6;l5 p. NJ
Rev. DR.. \. g. Brown will preach at
Central Methodist church Tonight.