Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
NEWS OF THE DAY CLEANED IN
AND NEAR MANCHESTER.
Chesterfield Cavalry Getting Ready
for the Parade-Onicers Elected
" VI. C.. A. District Conference.
Personals and Briefs.

another enthusiastic meeting In the Police
Court room yesterday at noon. and COM
pleted their arrangements to participate
in the big reunion this week I'm Richmond.
A suitable badge. gotten up by a special
committee. was adopted. and the camp
will assemble July "a, wearing these
badges The company at its meeting
yesterday also decided TO have reunion
picnic at Beaufort Lithla Spring, on the
22d Of July. None but members OF the
organization will attend this picnic, and
the old cavalry vets will have it all to
themselves. Messrs. A. J. McTyer. James
Flournoy, T. H. Fisher, William Fisher.
James II. Lpscomb, David Moore, and
W. T. Tlnsley were appointed COM
mittee TO make arrangements for the
picnic.
The commencement exercises of Mrs.
A. c. Hardng's music school were held
at her residence, on Porter street, Fri
day night. Mr.. Charles L. Page Misses
Pearl Blankenship and Moselle Gregory,
Mr.. T. T.. Burton, and Miss Coley Lovel,
all sang pleasant selections, which were
followed by piano solos. duets, and vocal
solos by Mrs. Hardlngs pupils
Miss Ethel Brown was awarded the
first medal for rapid improvement, and
Miss Moselle Gregory was awarded a
medal for second honor. -Four other
prizes were given TO pupils for regular
/ practice, as follows: Misses Walton,
| Thornhin, Brands, and Gibbs. Mrs
Harding was presented with a beautiful
| plant by her pupils. After the musical
was over refreshments were served.
The following officers have been elected
| bv New South Council, Junior order
/ United American Mechanics: Junior Past
/ Councillor, a. Il. Tyson; Councillor, ii. A.
| Maurice. Vice-Councillor, Lee King Re
cording Secretary. w. ~ Kidd; Assistant
/ Recording Secretary, j. l.. Padford; FL
/ nancial Secretary, W. T. Pugh; Urea
/ surer. W. r. Wilkinson; Conductor. j..
/ W. Beach: Warden, W. II. Hall; Inside
/ Sentinel William Hahn; Outside Sentinel,
! W. W Moore; Representative state
/ Council for one year. W. II. Kidd; two
| years. A. s. Wright; Trustee for eight
/ months, J. p. Jones; for twelve months,
/ W. A. Daniels; six months, A. b. Tyson.
! The Second District Conference of the
J Young Mems Christian Association Will
! be held at Fifth-Street Methodist church
! July Cd, 4th, and 5th. Following is the
| programmes: Friday. s L. NJ, song ser
| vice: $50 p. NJ, address by Rev. DR..
| Tudor. and z. NJ, address by Rev. p.
| r. Nugent.
Saturday, s p. NJ. song service; $50 p.
| NJ. address by Mr. 5. *. Mckee; =.
! NJ. Mr. l.. 4. Coulter.
Sunday. Z o'clock a NJ, conservation
meeting; 2:3O T.. NJ, peoples meeting; 4
| p. NJ. mems meeting s p. NJ. union
! meeting. Conservation and woman's
meeting TO be held at Stockton-Street
| Baptist church at o'clock.
This morning Rev. Mr.. Haights second
anniversary will be celebrated al Clop-
ton-Street Baptist church, and an inte-
resting programme has been arranged.
| The music will be especially fine.
There will be n temperance lecture de-
| livered at Cowardin-Avenue Christian
church Monday evening. June 10Th. at S
! O'Clock By Miss Belle Kearney Of Missis-
slppi.
Miss Lizzie Walker, Of Drewry's Bluff.
who has been visiting the Misses Nun
! nally. on Decatur street, returned home
/ yesterday morning, accompanied By Miss
! Lizzie Nunnally.
| Miss Ida Moosby, or Drewry's Blur.
and AR W. l.. Beauforl with two chill
| dren. Of Crewe. are visiting Mr.. J. Toone,
| on Perry street.
Misses Mabel and Lula Holt. who have
been visiting relatives and friends IN
| North Carolina, have returned 10 their
| home on Seventh street
Mrs. Kate Walden left yesterday foI
HallsbOro where she expects 10 spend
several weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. p. Woolfork, formerly OF this city
but now Of Denver, Col, is visiting
! friends here.
Miss Maude Moseley, Of Norfolk &.
visiting the Misses Brown, 1iii Porter
| street
Miss Florence Wood IS quite sick at hei
mothers residence. Twelfth and Semmes
| streets
The Little Workers Of the Presbyterian
church. will give a Brownie march anl
entertainment I'm the lecture-room Mon
day and Tuesday nights. The march s.
under the direction OF Mrs. Charles Kim
ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gay. Of Selma
Ala. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T.. j
Andrews. No. Third street.
Mrs j. VI. Holt returned home yester
day morning from delightful visit tC
Washington.
Mr.. John c. Hewlett Instructor 81
piano tuning I'm the institution for The
blind. Baltimore. arrived in the city yes
terday TO spend his vacation with hh
| parents here.