Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1897-11-13

sunday with Vice President Long 10
the chair. Rev. q r Johnson con
Quoted the divine services, after which
Rev Na'kan Jones lead in prayer
Brother johnson then asked the brrth-
rem 20 bow in secret prayer for five
mlnutes Tor those who were out OF tho
ark OF safety, while going down to
prayer the PLANKr man heard low .,
but sweet voice just in front OF him
saying, Jesus lover OF my soul It was
Mr.. Z. z. Johnson with fully 100 armor
bearers and while this vast multitude
was singing it appeared that the angels
were in the walls. Truly il was =
grand meeting. Brothers ] + w.
NTH, James G. Richardson, - Brown
and others made interesting talks
Thus closed one OF the largest meetings
held as yet But brethren there is room
for Improvements
A grand program viii be rendered
by the young men OF the Y NJ. O. A .
at st. Emanusl ''hurch on the 8 d Sun
day night in this month. The public is
ccrdislly invited TO attend, beginning
at p. IN. The members will meet at
Mr. X. +. Tariffs and put on their
badges. Do not be too late 1t this meet
ing $1,000 ought be raised. Tn :
grand old organic alton must take Mo-
OAOe ~ VI" RuOlO OOllC Out HlO
help US raise money to get in the prop
er attitude to reach unsaved souls
Remember we are representing your
city. When you see the PLANET man
get ready to pay Il his paper.
The people are coming in graduallye
and we who stood our ground are quit !,
anxious to welcome them to thei
homes we protected, while they ran OF
from Yellow Jack.
We may be little late in informing
the public of the many valuable pres
ents from the warm friends o. the new
ly married couple Miss Opheha Domi-
son To Mr.. V z. Parker.
This was one of the finest receptions
given in Mobile this season. The
young groom and bride took in the
Exhibition and various Universities
while i'm Nashville.
Mrs Parker in conversation with the
reporter said, Il visited the Exhibi-
ton grounds and was well pleased with
what 1 saw in the Negro Department
Alabama WAS we'll represented"
How long were you in Nashville
I'VE were there ten days"
Did you visit the Negro Publication
houses2
Il did not. but / saw representatives
from those departments.
LIST OF PRESENTS.
The following are the names Of those
who gave presents:
Mr.. j. K. Minis and wife, one pic
ture; Miss florida Gomez, one picture
Mr.. Grant and wife one picture and
his daughters an easel wash-stand set
Prof. w. II. Dixon; silver and gold
ornaments; cream pitcher sugar dish
). Richards aud Sons gold and bronze
ornaments. Mrs Lucy Page and daugh-
ters; one pair OF silver and gold orna-
meDts with thermometer TO match,
dessrs. Beck, Tobin. Mc'ornet ano
Williams; rug, Miss w. @. Gibbs cor
Al vase, Nr K Harmey and wife; E
Norman, James Sellers and A. L. Pc
ters, each a lamp; picture and frame.
Miss s A Kicker; toilet mats, Miss
Josephine Chavanah half-dczen liner
handkerchiefs, MISS Mamie b. NichDl
as; 81. Muller and A. F. Jackson, each
one rocker; Joseph Bsllssco a vii o~
rocker; a silver ladle lined with gold
b: Kohlman; comb and brush with
silver backs, Mr.. IL. G. Royal and ife
silver pickle dish, Mr.. Albert Boyd
and wife; bowl and half-dozen ice
cream saucers, Mrs. j. Hilbry JOIN
NJ. Preston, water set maten and cream
pitcher; bread box. MIR w. +. Scot
AT d wife; picture and easel, MIR. Gran
wife, and daughters; one half-dozep
>ilver knives, Mr.. Sandy Cherry and
wife; silver set, Col. Richard II CLARK
pin cushion. Mrs Mary t. Frazier hali
dozen silver knives and forks, MIR. J
a. Rodgers OF Louisville. KY; silver
cream knives and forks, Lut Wilder
Wallingstord, Conn. silver fruit dish
Eichold Brothers and Weiss; silver
fruit dish, Julius GoldsteiD; q china
cake plate. irmaespesr, two cake
plates, MIR. KeIker and wife.
s. Lemis. white bed spread Mrs w
II. Cant, pillar CHAINS MT @. U. Rich
/ ardson and wife, half-dozsn towels
Mr.. T. s. Thompson and wife, linen
towels. also j Burk; wall-pockets
Alexander A. Nicholas; Mrs. L. Lau
rendia, linen towels MIR L. 8. Hobbs.
and wife also Mrs. Ii. l.. White, linen
towels; silver and gold sugar spoons
Mr.. T. Il. Frazier ;nut cracker and picks
Miss Annie SimmOn; book on Marie d
life. Mr.. ] Hughes; one pair of linen
towels, Mrs. s. Hughes both of CoIum-
bus, Miss.
Ice bowl. Mrs. A. f. Level; orna-
ments as follows, Mrs. Rosa l.. Gomez
one pair; Willie and Leofrim Gleason
one pair; Mrs Hattie J Peters one
pair; Mrs. NJ. Jackson one pair; cake
plate, MIR. G. +. Passey and wife; one
cake plate, MIR. j. A. Auedolph and
wife; china pitcher, +. Gomez and
Sons saucer and easel, MIR. A. MERIT,
and wife album. Pollock and Bern
heimer cigar case and match holder,
William Tucker, Jr; cheese knife anu
spoon, Mrs Mary K. Welson of Bow
ling Green, ky; silver sugar spoon. @
Bates
Half-dozen glasses, Miss J. M. Aus
tin; ornaments, viz: chastang. half
dozen plates, Mr.: and Mrs. A. smith
half-dozsn plates. q. r Anderson
half-dOzen linen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs
q. Starkes; a pin, A Starkes; table
cloth. Mrs. A. A EmiDg mats. 4. Col
burn T; haif-dozen linen towels, Mrs. p.
| Beechor; q scarf, Mrs. F.; teubans.
Mrs. Gazzan; Rev. thompson, scarf
ana towels; linen napkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brue; one linen table cloth, Mrs.
Sarah <. Tom joy; one rocker. A. F
Jackson; candle and stand, Mr.. w.
Gid Gaozeal and wife; fruit dish, MIR.
Davis and wife head rest, Mrs. Bette
Goode glass and water set, Mr.. II. b
Thomas the same by Mrs. G. F John
son also Mr.. M, Steward and wife
glass picher and mustard dish, Mr.. J
Preston and wife half dozen glasses.
MIR. w l.. johnson and vile; half-doz
en- towels, Oscar Burk one pair SILVER
ornaments, Mir. Thomas jackson and
wife.
Thus ended this aristocratic Negro
reception. MIR Domison is q man of q
large bank account and valuable prop
erty in conspicuous parts OF the city
Miss Minnie G. Gibbs, his assistance
book-keeper and CLERK, is a student OF
Selma University