The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-12

o'clock After business was transacted
members OF the club. OF which large
number are from Fulton. retired TO the
banquet hall. where a delightful repast
was served.
Inc Golden star cub gave an enter
tainment on the evening Of July 4th at
the residence OF Mrs Kavanaugh. los
ELAN street, In honor OF Miss Tinsie
blanks. of Petersburg. and Mr.. NJ. 7.
Bergen. or Lynchburg. The guests were
entertained with music and games until
an elaborate supper was served, which
closed the evening of pleasure.
Some Of those present were Misses
Nora O'Connoll. Josie Koran. Mary and
Annie Garland. Kate and Annie owens,
Kate Kavanaugh; Nellie and Katie Gro
min. Lily and Emma McGiffon. and Tnsie
Blanks The men present were Arthur
CnanIer. Tom German. y. Ryan. Arthur
Powers, Lewis Bullingtlon Tom Douthy
Pat Koran. George owens. X. McGiffon,
Tom Welsh. and Martin Bergen.
Miss Tinsle Blanks. OF Lynchburg. is
visiting her friend. Miss Koran, on Les
ter street.
Mr.. Martin Bergen has returned 10 his
home. IN staunton after n short visit
TO Mrs. sheehan. Jos Elm street.
Mr. A. T.. Berkman. an cmploye NJ
tho Gas-Works. who recently was so badly
burned by an explosion at that piaoe
is recovering He was very badly nnrh-
cd. his hair and mustache being sihte1
OF closely: but. beyond suffering severely
bv the burns ne is not thought 10 'e
permanently injured. IA. -,
Mrs Anne Throckmorton will WISH nor
parents. in New Kent county IN a TO-"
days. ,.t. 80
yis9 Mabel and Wallace Barksdalo re-
,,rnod "a their home. in Charlotte conn
- ON Tuesday last. after spending "
voek.s visit with relatives here.
u,s. Minnie Morton. Of stanton Va
,o,, an visit 10 Henderson. y. c. after
s,erding n short time here on WEDNESDAY,
last. ..-.o., .,.os In
Az ~ q. Morton. Of stanton was 'n
,s,lton on n visit few days ago. st..
~ ccore Smith is very SICK NJ MS
home. on state street ,-........o-
littlo Chprlio Butler. who unior ','a
T., had an eve shot out by plswl j"
,,o hands of his brother re" onfS
400 &C. getting on as well az might "e
90 NJ Mamie Rice. Of AT Denny street.
lost Thursday night n handsome '''''''
cross medal mo % the
r-,.,od ctotee war ships was on Nl'l'
- t,s family on Williamsburg avenue TINS
- uo left Tuesday FOR Brooklyn 10
,o,, his shin His boat has been crniS-
a.. &, cuban winters for tho past SIX OF
eight months. He reports an exciting
,,n,e In chasing nllbusfers.
Mr.. T. Leslie Powell Of Engine TOM
many No. g. left wednesday for lamp
TON where he attended the annual con
ven,ion Of the Virginia Firem"h ASSN
cistion which met there Last week
Tho Fsst-End Musicale club gave
basket picnic July ith at the residence
OF Captain Anthony. on the River roa"'
In Henrlco county.
Garnctt the fourteen-yoqr-old son OF
Mr.. T. H. Weimer, is quite SICK WIN MA
laiial-fevcr. ., g..
Mrs. Fanny Tarbell Of Portsmouth, is
visiting the family OF captain u. = "0V
on Denny street.
Mrs. John Il. Patram, who made an
extensive visit North this summer has
returned home.
Mr. John Lakewood. Of New Kent
came No last week 20 see the reunion OF
the Confederate soldiers. and was visit
ing Mr. y W. Whtlow on Denny street.
tie was taken sick soon after his arrival
! ana died Monday evening about 4 O'CLOCK.
lis body was shipped Wednesday over thf
Chesapeake and ohio to his home. IN
New Kent Mr.. Lakewood was enter
Ing his twenty-hrst year and was q
most estlmable young man, ma son OF
the late Allen Lakewood. OF New Kent.
Captain George A. Bailey died last
Sunday az his residence. on Fulton, Hill
and was buried Monday With Masonic
honor~. Mr Bailey leaves widow and
la.IH ~.
the North ten or twelve years ago. and
since that time has been connected with
the Government improvements ON the
river. He was % native of Maine.
Miss Annie T.. Garfield and Nr. George
Hay cox We're married July 9Th by thr
Rev. j. i. ThrOCkmortOn. at the resi-.
dence OF the brides father IN HcnrlcD
county.
The funeral Of Mr.. Emmett Enroughty
took place Sunday afternoon at the .esl-
dence, on Denny street. Rev. Mr. Bunk.
head, Of the Episcopal church. and W.
IT, Williams. of the Dcnny-stroet NJ. E
church. conducted the services Captain
Cunningham sang "G0od-Night."
Mr.. James Hampton is critically iu al
his residence. ON Denny street
Mr.. and Mrs John H. Pcasc. OF West
Point returned homo Thursday. after a
visit 10 friends and relatives during tho
reunion.
Mrs. +. y. Chalkley. OF Louisiana
street. has been called 10 Charlottesville
bv the sickness OF her daughter. Mrs
Mooney.
Mrs. George Gin and children. Of rul
ton street. are quite sick.
Tie committee 300 charge OF St Psfrici,.s
church picnic, which event VIII D.. rnr
to Providence Forge on the 22d instant
are lahcring hard 10 make the excursion
exceed oJ others I'm numbers and nloae.
uies that have preceded 80. 4 sfrine
oahd has been engaged for the occasion.