The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-05

Tho Building and Lana cviiii' -, l,td
cid,d last night 10 nave nc"
in lie Council chamber. t,...1 mon
- =. rauorfcl amoUE the Ialllv"u ~.
-. tne men who were sent 10 ShiIsD".s
from tne Manchester SHOPS ,,i.n,'.
,,'o|b aissatisncd there, ano are Hi''' e,i,1
nue., ,.,,.,rcrts TO come back TO Ola ~
80, ,.r,, soon. They left TINS city i""'
SUNDAY week for their new hoiit'' ,ofa q
DaIs lodge. knights Oh HONOR he'u
meeting last night. - ~ Gloucester.
Mir. ana Mrs. Jack Nye' on 'io ,I Nirs
40 hn,o boon visiting Mr.. ana "iio
Ai.x. Asher. have returned TO l"cit 49, 1.i'.e
Dr. j. Il. Gillian uta7". 90 Ina Inc
tcrncld county. has tht't." .',lt tho
Chesterfield county ~ o1i ncrsonal
Southern railroad for }-''W P0''O'''''
dain"s''' POPCORN TEA.
A nop-corn tea for the hcneil Oh 1'.
new Methodist chuIche W. W. a Cart
10 1iIs Decatur street. bitdt ~ 49,
lions had been made LOT IN. " t1,e
~, tbc Christian Band society "l wv
o3 .J N.tno0ist church. The pdrlois
49, rosfefully decorated WIN |olli'
foadcr. shucks. and spriss OF Iop-,,0,,iiii,,,
An elegant programme WaS -. 90 ~
arranged for the OCCASION "hlcn was 90
io KIp" q. Scott McRae. Mr. William
III owen. and Miss Katie fuiI' thc
latter of Richmond. each iSnuc'c ca 80
eraI vocal selections. WINE Mlea'S ,,,,.,d
49,, I,,c,, carr. and Master kchalu
POOL. al a.
poOnp furnished the instrumental mus ~
Several Of the ladies pitsl4Du dov,n
differtnf tables. which were iui" ~, re-
.,itb coffee. tea, chocolate, anu nsnl A.
WIZ '.f Thc coffee table was III
rbarce of Mcsdamcs samuel - o.,,,' oi'n'
jonathan JcWctt. and NJ Al ,t-I
while Mesdames Lanuon inn,',.1u looked
liam III. owen. and Ellen rover aV0H a.
after the interests Of the guests "' '''o
tea table. ,.-..,,t,too consisted of
Mosdames Thomas II; bta'E ,Te
Lear. and Ida WOODWARD VIM" ", ro
toune, ladies assisted I'm serving tne re-
ireshments. A large popcorn SUN ~
nresented at the door 10 every one VINO
attended the tea, ana
amount was realized. ,.,,.,,,
LOST THEIR ONLY ChlLp.
MIR. and Mrs John w. Phillips JIG east
Ninth street. had the misfortune TO iose
their only child Thursday nlshl, IL pv I'm
the third one they nave iVSl tHl9 ia' CO..,
MAS a twin TO the one which uled cou-
pie OF months ago.
dcnce yesterday afternoon az > o cloeN'
intermcnt was made in Maury Ceihe-
terry. ..,-,.,, p,prrv
number of friends of Mrs. l.. X.
Tbornhin arranged surprise party iol
that lady last evening, tine occasion ION
being her birthday. Every one OF lne
visitors brought IN ~ pouio Mt ,,onal
usei i, .i music was rendered.
About no O'Clock light refreshments were
s' Mrsl s. Bruce left last night for Ches-
terncId county 10 spend several Gays
visiting friends and relatives.
NEWS NOTES.
The young men OF SwansnoI9 tut
their young lady friends pound-paIlN
last night. at the residence OF Mr.. anu
Mr. ii w. Criddle on upper Hun street.
Ar Willie BronaupN left Thursday TOT
Texas, where he goes To visit IIleiua' anu
for his health. lie will be gone Tor sew
cral months.
her residence out at Maury Cemetery.
Mr.. Robert G.. Petzold left on the 1890
train Thursday night for fetcrsburs'
where ne will be joined by ms motncl.
and they will proceed 10 Luhe"uui
county 10 visit relatives ior seNe'"i
Mr.. Miles was ont deer hunting this
week. lie came across two deers al
Dry Bridge three miles from Midlothian
and killed them. D..,...,
Mr. Waiter Cheatham, or lHchinohu'
was on our streets yesterday ,,~.-.
MIR T.. II. Wells IS at Chesterfield court
house on legal business.
Mr.. John r. Stcarnes. Of New YORK
who has been visiting Mr. Horace treeN
Carter. on Cowardin avenue. has return
"a home.
Mayor Maurice did not nave sihs'o
case before him yesterday morning.
Miss Maggie Walden. Of Buck I'M, VINO
ras been spending several weeks IN can
ada. will return home next week.
Mr.. Willie Jordan Is still confined TO
his bed. at the home Of his father on
Ninth street. Mr. Jordan is quite SICK
and his friends have grave apprehension
O. TO his recovery.
sir. u. J. Walker. agent OF the South
orn depot. is detained at home ON account
OF sickness.
Mrs John Fortune is quite sick at her
residence on Porter street between
nwlfth and Thirteenth streets.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Hall is quite sick at IT'S parents residence,
Fifteenth and cambridge streets.
Mr.. William George Pollard. who has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Roberts left Yesterday 20 spend sew
,ial weeks at Ayletts. in King and Queen
county. visiting friends and relatives.
Judge VIM. L. Clopton IS on the streets
after having been confined to his bed for
several days.
Mr. J. W. Stanley. OF Ohio. was in the
city yesterday ON business