Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
THE OLD BURG GAY.
A Handsome TrOphy-Many Enter
tatnments-Marrta Fire.

Handsome IfOpny-haAS
tainments-Marria Fire.
FREpERICKsBURG. VA, January p
(special)-The memorial goblet that
Judge James r. Sener, as mentioned In
the Dispatch several weeks ago, proposed
presenting to the Washington Guards was
received to-day. and has attracted much
attention. 1t Is handsome In design ana
Is intended to commemorate the conhec-
ton of the Judges father with Inc COM
many. The elder Sener was one OF It's
earlier commanders. and with il oio sai-
liant service al Harper's Ferry ana oUher
places at the beginning OF the late war.
The following Is the Inscription on une
c,,n. .Memorial OF James w. Sener. Cap
tain NJ the Company, 1862 81. Present.
Oh nv ]. y. Sener to the Best Marksman
of the washington Guards, February ~
1895" -,
Rev DIR. Dunaway was the recipient oil
n handsome present last evening from the
members of his church. Captain vuinn'
az the close of the services, In we'll
chosen words, presented him with an
elegant rocking chair. DIR. Duhswsy.
though taken unawares, was most happy
in acknowledging the beautiful ana useiui
gift.
Misses Annie and Lou Yates gave
handsome dining party at Silver springs
this evening to large company OF star
ford and Fredericksburg friends, ana
among those present were Messrs. n
H. s. G.. and M. Wallace. Henry chi
chester and lady, and Miss = iiia aho Jomi'
Wallace. OF Stafford. and MISS Juia
Wall, Of Alexandria.
Miss Berta Burruss, who mas peeh
spending her Christmas holidays In Rich
rnond. returned home to-day
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
Miss +. May Embrey gave a very en-
ioyabIe progressive euchre party last
night at her suburban home. Fair
View" to tho members Of the recently
orranized Thursday Night Club. This
was one Of the most successful OF the
holiday entertainments. At the conclu-
sion OF the games. and after the prizes
bouquets of lovely flowers. had been
awarded to the successful contestants,
Miss Fay McNaughton and Mr.. Flsming
schooler, a supper consisting OF the
deIicacies of the season. was served. ana
thoroughly enjoyed. The party were.
besides the fair hostess and her brothers.
Messrs. A. Z. and A. w. Embry, Mrs.
John c. GRAY; Mrs. Edward Pussy, OF
Annapolis. Nd; Misses Fay McNaugh-
ton. OF philadelphia; Annie B. and NJ.
Lou Yates; JAMIE ID. Wallace. Lavinia
Richardson. N. Young; Wortley s. EN-
brey. Judith Shepherd. and Messrs.
Edgar Young; w. ID. Richardson. J. 6.
Wallace. II. Lewis Wallace. Fleming
Schooler. w. T. Kirby: Mike and Samuel
G. Wallace; J. J.. Anderson, and Lieu
tenant Robert g. Knox.
The StafforA District Sunday-School As
ISOLATION will hold it's monthly meeting
at Falmouth Baptist church at o'clock
next Sunday afternoon. Mr.. B. +. john
son. of Richmond has promised to be
present and address the association on
matters OF interest connected with the
Sunday-school work. The subject Of
general discussion on that occasion Is
THE Best Methods Of Organization for
Sunday School Work"
A MARRIAGE.
Miss Alice King Poole and Mr.. Pei
ham G. Finney were married at Shady
Grove Methodist church. In the county,
yesterday evening at 7:So o'clock. Rev.
J. r. II. Crismond was the ofiiciating
clergyman. The attendants were Mr..
Innis d. Harris and Miss Carrie L.
Keene. and Mr.. w. A. Harris and Miss
virginia Settle, Mesxrs. 4. Waile and II.
w. Oswold were the ushers. The church
was tastefully decor ated In evergreens
and foliage plants. The contracting par
ties stood beneath a bell OF brides roses.
suspended from an arch Of evergreens
After the ceremony the bridal party. &C.
companied by some Of their immediate
friends and relatives. repaired to the
home OF the brides mother. where Q most
elegant supper was enjoyed At the con-
clusion Of this all dispersed TO their
homes.
Miss Jennie Phillips entertained a small
party of friends at her home. on lower
Main street. last night. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herndon. Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Tyler. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Stearns, Misses Bella Smith. Min
ME Herndon. Abby st. John: Messrs.
Frank and George Smith, Willie Bernard.
and DR.. Randolph Carmichael.
The barn and stable of Mr.. Lewis
Kronk, near Parker's. SpotsyIvania coun-
ty was burned Tuesday night, together
with three horses. three cows. and . lot
OF feed and grain. The building was
almost new, having been erected In place
OF the old one. burned about two years
ago. There was no insurance.
Ambach Bufgunder & Co.. Of Baltimore,
through their counsel. W. Seymour White.
have entered suit to set aside. II posi-
Bile, the deed of assignment made by Mr..
II. K,nter TO Hon. w. A. Little. Jr.. on
the I'D ultimo. a. mentioned In this cor
rsspondsnce. 1t Is said that other credi-
tors OF Mr.. Winter will join In the suit.
and most Of the lawyers Of the city are
engaged on one side or the other In
this matter.
On New-Years night Mrs. v. c. 6tras-
burger gave lotto party In honor Of
Mrs. Joseph liable. of Baltimore.
Mr.. Willie Bernard has purchased from
his sister. Miss Lizzie Bernard. on pri-
vate terms. her beautiful farm. Merry
HILL" lying about . mile from the city
limits.
Messrs. a. B. Beckvith and ]. H. Tolley.
Of Lexington. Va. who have been spend
Ing the Christmas holidays with friends
here. returned homo this morning.
According 70 their annual custom u
tile beginning Of the nav year. Captain
and Ma 3 c. Peyton eRve an elaborate
dinner to-day p = few friends. Those
present were Mayor A. r. Rowe. Dr.. and
MrA = 9 punevey. d.. X y. p. Mn
tn. and r. n NcCalIog, urQ,
Mtooeo Mamie and Booc1o CneoDGvs -