Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-24
Julius Syclc 4 Son, EAST 70 b sRS 1f' ST.

was a Mason of many years, being a
member of Elkridge Lodge, No. 101, Of
Elkridge Landing, Nd. He was also a
member of Harmony Lodge, No. 6, In1e-
pendent Order Of Odd-Fellows, Of Balti-
more.
At the request of these lodges. Man
chester Lodge, No. IA. Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons. will meet in the
Masonic Temple at O'Clock, and Stewart
Lodge, No. al. Independent Order Of
Odd-Fellows, will meet at Odd-Fellows'
Hall at 100 o'clock. They will proceed
to the late residence and act as an escort
to the remains of their late brother.
The following brother Masons will be
Fitzgerald, Augustine Royall e. w.
Weisiger, and Captain John O'Brien.
THE SEASON OPENS.
The german Friday night was an
suspicious opening OF the season for the
Manchester Cotillon Club. The grace
full dancers stepped the light fantastic"
until the wee sma hours, taking just
short while for repast. Among those
present were Misses Kate Cox, Maude
Patteson. Carrie Lay, Fannie Allen
Louise Willis. Minnie Weisiger, Elise
Weisiger, Gertrude Weisiger Gay Goods
by Lula Mayo, Mary Terrell. Florence
Holland Sadie Chalkley, Minnie Lee
Drewry. Kate Drewry. Pattie Lacy
Nena owens; Messrs. w. c. Pulliam.
Lacy Fendley, Thomas Turpin. d. l..
Brodnax. T. E. Early, T. NJ. Fendley,
Loren Fendley, Sam Patteson, Hamilton
Chalkley. John Britton, VIII Patteson,
Mosby Puliam, Frank Sampson. Royal
Webster. Harry Bottle, William Ball,
Sam Moore. The chaperons were Mrs.
Cox, Mrs. NJ. G. Turpin, Mrs. T. NJ.
Fendley. Mrs. J. II. Patteson, Mrs.
George e. Gary, and Mrs. Lawrence In
gram.
Last Thursday night the hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Dunn,
Of Swansboro, was the scene of much
pleasure. A reception was given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corkey, OF New
London. Conn. bride and groom The
bride is a petite brunette Of beauty and
grace. Mr.. Corkey is valued clerk of
kecfe & Davis, wholesale grocers.
Among the guests were Mrs. NJ. e.
Campbell and Miss Mayme Dunn, of
Connecticut, sisters of the bride; Misses
Pearl, Neva, and May Evans. Kate and
Julia Catogni Florence Gallagher. Ida
Butler, Bessie Sullivan, Maggie Leahy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Messrs. Norris
settle, Hughes, Phillips. Shuttle. Brown.
Voltaire, Selden. and Dunn. About 1915
spacious dining-room of the residence.
At leaving, the guests bestowed many
good wishes for long life and happiness
on the happy young people.
ORDINANCE OF BAPTISM.
Rev. DR.. L. r. Thornhill. pastor OF
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church, will
administer the ordinance of baptism TO
eleven candidates this afternoon in the
creek at Murcky's MIL near Branchs
church. Rev. Fred. A. Lamb, pastor OF
Branchs church, has just concluded q
very interesting meeting at that church.
during which time fourteen persons pro-
fessed conversion. Mr.. Lamb has only
oeen pastor at Branch's a few months,
and during that time the congregations
have largely increased. and much inter-
est in the work is being manifested.
FUNERAL OF MR.. RANDLETT.
The remains of Mr.. Walter C. Rand
lett. whose death occurred Friday at
Spencer, N. c., were brought last eve
ming 10 this city. which had been his
home from his birth This afternoon at
2 O'Clock the funeral will take place from
Fifth-Street Methodist church, and the
interment will be made In lakewood
Cemetery. Richmond. Rev. ]. o. Bah
cock pastor of the church, will conduct
the service. assisted by Rev. w. w
Lear. of Central Methodist church.
The following gentlemen will act as
pall-bearers Messrs. A. b. Tyson, Ar
thur Booth. II. b. Campbell. Charles
Burkett, ]. f. Sampson, and j. p. Jones.
Deceased was about 80 years Of age,
and an engineer by trade. He was a
brother of Mr.. w. o. Randlett. a men,
Der Of this city's Council.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The Epworth League Of West-End
house this afternoon at O'clock
Mr.. j. A. Tatum is quite sick at his
home, on east Ninth street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Houchens arrived
home yesterday morning from their we'd
ding tour
Mr. w. A. Ford. of No PA west Twelfth
proving.
Mr.. d. l. Toney is visiting his old
home. In Powhatan county.
Miss Fannie Allen, of Petersburg. is
visiting Mrs. Robert Bate. on Porter
street.
Mr. James NJ. Lipscomb. of Canton. O..
is In the city, stopping at his fathers.
Captain James A. lIpscomb.
Mr. w. A. Rice left Friday night for
Smlthville. to spend several days with
rela tiyes
Mr. Raleigh T. Green. editor OF the Gull
pepper Exponent. and a former resident
of this city. Is visiting friends here.
Miss Mamie Beedles. who has been
visiting the family of Mr.. T. r. Howle.
has returned TO her home. In Hanover
county.