The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-07

The closing exercises OF Miss Annie ".
Baileys school were held at her residence
at No. n9 west Fourteenth street, Friday
night. After the evenings programme
had been rendered, the little people were
invited into the dinng-room where an
elegant repast was served. The table de-
corations were white dnd yellow. At
late hour the children wended their way
homeward
WILL BE MARRIED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnelly have Issued
cards OF invitation TO the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Katie Estelle Don
nelly to Mr.. Thomas w. Lacy. The cere-
mony will take place az Meade-Memorial
church on Wednesday evening, juno loth,
at Q o clock.
The brlde-olect is n pretty blonde anu
n most attractive young lady. she mas
many friends In this city and Richmond
VINO will extern their best wisher for her
future happiness.
Richmond pOstoffice. He is a resident ot
this city and has many friends amons
his acquaintance.
They will make their home in this city
after the marriage.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
The FIRE Commissioners met last night
In the Office OF the city Auditor. Those
present were Messrs. w. w Pool j. K.
Green and r.. L. Patram. only routine
business was transacted.
The Ordinance Committee was called 10
meet last night in regular session at s
o'clock At $40 O'Clock there was not
quorum present. and the members In ut
tendance wendell thcir way homeward.
MRS. WELLS HURT
Mrs Mary Wells, an aged lady OF TINS
city. met with a painful accident yester-
day morning. She was I'm an upper room
al her home at No. S23 Hull street AFTER
dress and while getting 1t she fainted
and being a large person fell heavily
10 the floor receiving serious injuries.
Dr. Edgar Archer was summoned VINO
found she had sustained a fracture OF
the left shoulder bone and likewise nav
ing her hip painfully injured.
BROKE HIS ARM.
Little Arthur snellings the son Of Mr..
Andrew T.. Snellings met with a palntul
accident Saturday afternoon, while play
ing in the yard az his home at No. liv'
Porter street. The child was jumping
with his companions when he fell ana
broke his left arm at tho elbow. Inc
wound was very painful and when pr.
he had TO be put under the influence OF
chloroform before the arm could be SET
OFFICERS ELECTED.
At a regular communication OF Man
chester Lodge No. IA, a. r. ana A. NJ
held I'm the Masonic Temple saturday
night the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year;
Worthy Master. w. Lance walker
Senior Warden. w. J. Morrissette; jun
Tor Warden. Charles $. Latham; Treas
urcr w. W. Pool, Secretary. f. II. fltz-
Gerald. Senior Deacon Ben. =. owen, Jr.i
Junior Deacon. ThoWus II. Betty; Iler,
W T.. LithgOw.
Trustees-John OBrien. a. L. Adamson
and John G.. Rice. Chairman stewards
Committee N. a. Maurice.
ID ID. q. NJ. W. W Baker was present
I'm his official capacity. Grand Lecturer
II. b. owen also paid an official Visit
10 the lodge. Both OF these grand OIL
GERS had something to say for the good
Of the craft
on TO JACKSONVILLE.
Several young men OF this city left
Sunday with the Richmond Blues,
Fourth Virginia Regiment for Jackson
Vile. Fla. They We're Messrs Robert l..
French. clifton Robertson. Lorin Fend-
ley and Christopher Cousins. Their ca
reers I'm the present war will be looked
forward 10 with much interest by their
many friends In this city. They are all
young men who were quite popular with
their acquaintance.
WITH THE CHRISTIANS.
Al Cowardln-Avenue Christian church
Sunday Rev c. L. Morrison, Of west
Point. filled the pulpit both morning and
evening. At the night service there was
one profession OF religion.
At Leader Hall Sunday afternoon
Rev. Mr.. sweeney preached to a large
congregation. Ills hearers were much
pleased and decidedly benefited by the
remarks Of the reverend gentleman.
AT CLOPTON-sTREET
Mr. JOS. ". Holt. one Of the oihcers or
CIonton-Streef church made an address
sunday night 10 a large and very attentive
congregation. taking as his text lst Peter
9-f5 BE ready always 20 give an an
swer to every man that asketh you a
reason of the Hope that is In you Mr.
Holt is an earnest speaker and though
very young man. being young In the
cause he smoke well, and made pro-
found impression on his hearers who
gave him their prayerful attention dur
ing the entire discourse.
Miss Rosa TURNKEY and VIM. J. Nor
rsette sang az an offertory a pretty
duet. The Lords supper was partaken
Of at the morning service.
ADJUDGED INSANE.
\ commission OF lunacy was held yes
terday at II o'clock over Mrs. Mary
T.. Griffith az her home. No. 10 west
Fourth street. The commission was
composed OF squires W. ID. Lithgow'
John ". Caudle and a. b. Tyson. Dr..
Lawrence Ingram was the medical eN-
pert The unfortunate lady was declared
TO be insane. She will be sent to VII
liamsburg as soon as possible.
SQUIRE JONES COURT.
,Souire Jones. OF SwansbOro, had one
case 10 engage his attention yesterday
morning.
George knight had James Madison ar
rested on the charge Of SANDER After
hearing the case Squire Jones dis
missed il at the request OF the p!ainun
who had TO pay the cost.
BRIEF MENTION.
Miss Emma Lamb. who has been visit
inc friends IN Bristol Tenn. for several
weeks mast has returned 10 her home on
west Thirteenth street.
Mss Rosa Whitworth, who has been
,i.itinv relatives IN this city returned
10 her home in Berkeley yesterday morn
ing