Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-15
SUFFOLK SELECTIONS.
Game Of FOOt-BalI-Approaching
nrriage-PersOnaI.

A Game Of FOOt-Ball-Approach
arriage-PersOnal.
SUFFOLK. VA. November H-(Spe-
GALA game Of football was played
q. West-Enl Park yesterday afternoon
between the Suffolk team and the
cadets OF Suffolk Military Academy. the
suo.ks winning by a score Of A to 0.
lda lineup was as follows:
sd0.ks Position. 5. NJ. A.
.snaIrns ...... rieht end zee. PhilhOwer.
-,--e.1 ....... right tackle ......... King.
Buck ........... right guard ....... Mcneil.
Johnson. lg Gee. centre O.. Gatewood, W.
C.-- ............ left guard ....... Murden.
Lusv.re ..... left tackle ....... Tucker.
L4gltry ...... left end ...... Bartlett.
Alts ......... quarterback ..... Skancke.
S+tl. G. 900. riqht haif-baclI ...... Duke.
hl1y ........ LETT half-back .... Brinkley.
G..ro ............full-back ..Gatewood, X.
summary: Referee-B. Stith. Umpire
BP Nandershce. Average weight-Suf-
folks lW. suffolk Military Academy, 49,
Su.h. right half-back Of the Suffolk
team. made several fine plays, sustain
fg as reputation he has made as a
frst-cless man. X. GatewoOd, captain OF
.hs Slrl.k Military Academy team, car
res on the honors for his side.
brilliant society event Will take
place on Thursday, November 10, 1896,
90 the residence Of County-Treasurer
hey T Ellis. seven miles north Of Suf-
f..N when hts only daughter, Miss Alma,
VII ts married TO Mr.. Emil HoernecAe,
wealthy prussian, now resident OF
Vienna Ml.
3lss Ellis IS one OF the most cultured
I'D accomplished young ladies' or TINS
,yuy. After graduating at a number
~ 1e best female colleges in the South
sae took q postgraduate course IN
Paris France, where her education was
completed u was in Paris that Mr..
Eoauo.ke met his hancee. and It was
ts great learning and profound literary
accomplishments that made IL possible TO
tfo 30 great q prize.
-te eroom-clect comes from long
g.. distinguished line Of ancestry
notel especially IN military circles. His
residence before coming 10 America was
hfo ..-tadt. Saxony. He has recently
purchased $1,000 home near Vienna
1- HAero he VIII take his bride on the
e-lc.-.. oa Of their after-marriage tour
Nlca Wiz extend far into the Southern
katcs
M- Claude Dennis, a wcll-known young
I-nDer-.rspcclO and Miss Erma hiiDy,
..t OF SUFFOLK most attractive yOuhb
lllee. daughter Of Mr.. a. L. Kilby Of
ne United states mail-service, VIII De
H-rnel 40 the residence Of the brides
parents in the West End. on Tuesday
November nth. and will leave imme-
Ntiey On a bridal tour.
THE METHODiSTS.
Tho following Sumolkians are
attending the Virginia Annual Confer
sn,l. Ross in session IN Lynchburg: Rev.
49, G.. Chatham. pastor OF Main-Street
church. accompanied by his Wife; Rev.
-. b. Austin pastor OF East Suffolk
church, Dr. A. w. Eley. one Of the lay
.'eeaiti from the Portsmouth District;
s--fe vs.. j. Kilby a member OF the
Conference Joint Board OF Finance. and
hpa.n O.. y. Parker, a steward OF the
.a.n-5treet church.
inc report OF the Main-Street church
wee admirable especially 80 In view OF
vac hard times which have prevailed
elnng the year. The membership OF the
o-licA IS 4i5; Of the Sunday school, 2as;
EDworth leagues. 49, value OF
sl-ioh property. 5000: amount OF money
..eAel during the year for all purposes.
ElC
OF Bruce Hunt. young attorney. VINO
"shlly removed from Roanoke 70 sur