The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
The NEWS OF FULTON.
Details OF Thursdays Grand Ball
Personal Mention.


The details OF the grand bal masque Of
the -Four C's" at D0uahues Hall. dn Full
ton. Friday night. brief mention Of which
was made in yesterdays Times, are thus
fully described.
The hall. which was brilliantly illumin-
ed for the occasion. looked exceedingly
pretty Abundance could only be had by
card, and from far and near came mas
queradors impersonatng characters in
teresting ana unique.
The grand march began 90 O'Clock.
and as the sweet strains Of the music
were waited out on the night air, the
inspiration OF the young folks was very
manifest.
JOY and happiness reigned supreme.
and as the masQuoTaders travcrsed the
hail, the scene was one of unusual
eayety. Dancing was continued through
out the night with little intermission.
The management was under the well
disciplined dictatorship of Misses Maggie
1hrockmorton and Blanche Cogbiu
The night without was cold. but ST.
served admirably TO mark the contrast
with the warmth and pleasure within,
and in no instance was there even the
remotest sign Of discomfort among the
number who were unanimous in the de-
claration that the evening was one OF
The most enjoyable that could be desired
Those present were Misses Ada Harder
(bride); Lula Green. gypsy: Blanche
COgbin. (m0ther hubbard; Bessie knight.
Glover girD. lisa Hardin, school GRID;
Katie Malone, murse). Carrie iiamptol
nurse; Mary PocNingt0n, G0wer girl.
A. Bransford, wild wesU; A. Bowers.
wild west; Emma olive tco.ored
nurse). Mcssrs. Hayes Rnare trough
riden; Tom welsh. Grip Van Wlrkl).
q Hsf
McCook as (Old Jack Tan with the in-
scripuon upon his breast Remember the
Maine" made a great HIT
Those unmaskcd were Misses Cora
Knight, Lula Enroughty. Matte Ilanrey
A. Vaughan. Bessie Redforl. Nessrs
Thomas j. Shelley, Frank sheridan, Geo
Taucy. J. Welsh. Jr., III. Duke, J.
McGrMn. Thos Dohcrty. c. Brooks, c.
Griffin C.. Manning. j. Harton. John Ma
hone Hugh Smith Collie WolDert Louis
Guvernator and G.. l.. Doeppe
Mr.. L. r. Filbates who has been sick
for some time. Is now critically ill att his
home, No 52j Denny street Dr.. Il. j..
Reams is in ATTENDANCE on MIN day and
night.
Mr. wilbur Southland deputy United
States revenue collector, continues very
sick al his residence. near Edwin's pls.
Office. Henrico, a mile and o half below
Fulton. He is reported 10 be shade
better to-day.
Mrs. Joseph shurm. Of WILLIAMSBURG
avenue. who has been SO sick for some
time is much improved.
Mrs. p. L. Throckmorton IS quite sick
at her residence on Graham street.
Miss Efiie Grimes is very sick at tho
residence Of her father ON Denny street
Mr. William Tinker. who has been
f0r + %
to drive out on pleasant evenings
There is very good reason TO believe
that one Of the large establishments here
will IN the near future double its present
force of employees.
The Richmond Guano Company and
the Richmond Chemical Works are build
ing additions 10 their already mammoth
buildings
There are very few residential houses
here for rent.
The work on the handsome row Of col
ored brick houses of Mr. Louis Washer
on Graham street Is progressing rapidly
The Rev b. Cabell Hening, pastor ~
the Fulton Baptist church. viii occupy
his pulpit at both services today
His morning subject viii be. "Seli-cE
al night he viii discourse an
Ambition" Mr. HcninC has several per
sons TO receive by letter at to-day's ser
vices.
Rev. S G.. Hatcher. pastor Of tho !
NJ. Z. church, who has
been quite indisposcd for the past two
weeks is much improved and win preach /
at both services today Tuesday Mr. F,
Hatcher leaves for Portsmouth To- attend |
the annual Methodist Conference which |
convenes I'm that city.
The revival al Boltz's Hall, conducted |
by Evangelist wilkins this week, has |
been Of great interest
Virginia Council. Daughters OF Lib |
ertv. will not hold their meeting next |
Friday night.