The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
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TO- 81 Am Glad / Wasn't Baby Then
BY Miss Nellie Clayton.
H. Sonr-By the Junior League.
r. John Wesley Iiimsof-By l. II. Bet
ty.
g. Song and bencdiction.
H. Handshaking and social chat-By all.
This entertainment will be free TO all
corners. but desiring TO help the poor
We will have q committee at the door 70
receive contributions either In money
| goods. or subscriptions from any VINO
may wish TO give. and the amount so
/ collected viii be turned over TO the Guy
| committee FOR distribution.
THROWN OUT or HER BUGGY.
While Mrs. Judge p. 4. Hancock was
1 driving TO the city I'm her buggy this
morning the li1ch-pin broke, which caused
! the aXlcs 10 separate.
This caused Ms Hancock 10 fan out
Of the buggy on her face. giving her a
very severe cut on the forehead.
Fortunately Dr. r. b. Dorset was near
end took her into Mr. Croziers store and
rendered the necessary medical attention.
After the buggy was repaired Mrs. Han
cock was able TO pursue her trip to town.
4 PLEASANT AFFAIR.
The friends OF Miss Ellie Mccain gath
erred ~ her residence on Eighth and Lee
streets last night
The gathering was quite a surprise 10
the young hostess. but at the same time
the company was made welcome and the
guests enjoyed Themselves until late
hour.
Those present were Misses Lizzie Nc
Cam Maggie Mccain Nellie Jackson,
Hattie Clopt9n. and Hattie Snead.
Mesara Harry Jackson Urral Simmons.
AL Smith. Ben Riggans. and Thomas
Smith.
BEFORE MAYOR MAURICE
The following cases were disposed OF
before Mayor Maurice yesterday morning.
Albright d Mttondorf. for running
teams on the streets without a license,
was continued until Saturday.
Haywood Wilkinson was arrested b.
Captain Lipscomb on ID warrant sworn
oW hv William Davis for trcspass.
At The trial Yesterday morning Davis
made "a request 10 DE allowed to withdraw
tho warrant which was granted by the
Mayor.
TO 60 TO WASHINGTON.
The Manchester Grays held a well-at-
tended meeting Tuesday ni1ht. The COM
pany decided TO attend the Inauguration
IL The First Regiment went
Tho committee appointed TO make ar
engagements for their ball On February
Z-d. reported progress.
IL was also decided 20 20 IN enoamD-
ment this summer. A fund will soon be
started TO defrdy the expenses OF the cute
ing.
OYSTER SUPPER.
The Young Ladies' Aid Society Of Meade
Memorial church viii hold 900 oyster sup
per on Washingtons birthday. the I'D
instant in the vacant store next TO the
corner OF Eleventh and HUI streets.
In addition TO oysters I'm every style,
they Will serve tho various other good
things which 80 TO make mp % tempting
repast.
ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC.
To the Citizens OF Manchester
The writer was appointed at mass
meeting held last night Ia Our courthouse
TO inform The public that there are many
cases Of restitution and distress among
us, ana that We appeal TO our citizens o.
contribute literally toward their relief
Money groceries. fuel. and clothing are
badly needed. In the name OF the Mas
ter, we appeal 10 YOU 10 assist in this good
work. Committees have been appointed
10 visit YOU and solicit help Tor this
worthy cause. / feel sure you Will only
need 10 know Of the suffering in our COM
munity in order TO avail yourselves of
the opportunity to make glad the hearts
of the poor.
The committees are most respectfully
asked TO push their canvass for funds
ana such things as the poor need
j. A. SPENCER"
THE YOU KNOW CLUB.
The social club recently organized by "a
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given name since IFS formation u IS
the you Know Club The appropriate
name having originated by the expression.
"1ou know used hy the ladies in dis
GUESSING plans for the unique little gather
ings
The membership Of the club IS limited
10 very small number and the object
is that each member in turn have her
friends entertained boy the club at So
ciables, card parties etc.
Miss Minnie We.sieer has invited 81 few
friends TO be Informally entertained by
the you Know Club at her home on
Friday evening.
MRS. FORBES-CURTIS AT HOME.
Mrs. Forbes Curtis, better known iu
Manchester and musical circles as Miss
Ida Robinson. arrived IN this city yes
terday morning. and is now al the home
Of her parents. 100 Decatur street
She resigned her position with the
Evans & Hoey Theatrical Company on
account Of bad health while in Chicago
about two months ago.
Since then she has been quite sick in |
a New York hospital
Mrs Curtis Will not sign with any other /
company before the latter part OF March. (
when she viii join her husband and return /
70 the North
The wel-known vocalist is quite thin. !
ana looks as If she has been through q |
severe spell
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. T. i. Morrlssettc. Of Selma, IS in |
the city.
MI u. b. owen was taken sick at
Charlottesville where he has been AT /
work ON the University building lie /
came home a few lays ago AMI IS al his |
home on Porter street,
An Royal Arch Masons are requested |
10 attend the meeting tonight. when |
Deputy Grand Lecturer English will be /
present
Mr VIM. War Of Durham. y. c. IS /
i'm the city 90 sec his family
Mr. and Mrs. Harry r. Austin. who |
have been on the Eastern shore Of Viz /
genia. returned home on Tuesday. and are |
stopping with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. |
4. d. Lawton. on McDonough street.
The Young Ladies Aid Society of Meade |
Memorial church will. ~ an early date. /
give "'rhe Sinen' Skule" n very inter /
esting entertainment. for the benefit Of |
the church
Mr. L. r. TAYLOR. who has been quite |