The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-13

Tho Social aud Athletic Club Kapid'y ~"
cres.jnr in Membership.

A call has been issued for meeting on
the Fulton Democratic CLUB luesudN
night It Donahue's Hall a large aleS lii
ance is requested. Many candluates VIII
be on hand to address the meeting.
The Fulton Social and Athletic CluD re-
Gently organized is rapidly lncreaSins ~
membership. there being over sixty mem
bers now on the roll. -.
The house. No. 39is Williamsburg, ave.
nue.. has been rented. and Is no" p,lne
citizens. as well as the members, arc gdN
fitted up for the clubs headqudrtsiS, II,
ing handsome donations daily, whlcn are
thankfully received. Many OF fulton =
most prominent citizens are meihocIS VI
the club.
handsome library, which has Just De5n
completed. on Sunday the rooms are ohly
open from Il. VI. to i. VI: Every other
day from a. NJ. 20 II +. NJ.
There was "A charming entertainments AT
the home OF Mrs W. NJ. Hanney, nO Or
leans street. Tuesday evening given 10 70
number Of young people. Those presehu
were: Misses Fannie Wooters, Li T.s
Stake Lucy BOttoxs. Jennie Grant VIC
tOria Schonbenger. Lola LINDSEY, hSte
Tyree. Amelia Pocklington. Sally Knight
Lena Cogbill, V Colgin. ana ,Messts;
Charles Seals. Charles NARROW, Edmond
Butler. Charles Colgen, Fred. Pockllng-
ton. Fletcher Lindsay, Charles StahVey,
Charles Larken.
Mr.. f. a. Maynard and bride have re-
turned from an extensive bridal tour
North, and will in future make their
home on Fulton Hill.
Mr. J. c. Morton Is visiting friends
here for few days before MS return
TO Stanton, his home.
Mrs. 4. L. Sutton is very SICK az her
home, on Randolph street.
Mrs. W. =. Christian is sick AT her
home. on Louisiana street.
Mrs. John &. Page, who has been very
sick at her residence. on Williamsburg
avenue, Is much improved.
Mr.. U!rick Rogers, who was hurt IN u
runaway accident last week, Is still con-
fined To his room from injuries received.
Mr. Cary A. ThrockmortOn, the eldest
son Of Rev. Il. T.. Throckmorton, Is ex-
tremely III at the residence OF his father,
No. 60i Graham street.
Mr.. William III. Throckmorton. a well
known farmer OF Henrico, is critically III
a. his residence. on Osburn turnpike.
Mr.. Joseph L. Bickerstan and family
have removed from Newport News. He
will reside in Narina.
Fulton Lodge, !. o. G.. T., will give an
oyster supper M the residence of Mrs.
NJ EachO. Tuesday, February 18th.
The many friends of Mr.. Henry Butler
wil be sorry 10 learn that he Is very III
at the county hospital. An effort Is being
made by his friends 20 have him removed
10 the Retreat for the Sick.
Willie. the eldest son OF Mr.. James
Bowden, who has been very III with
pneumonia. is now convalesccnt.
Mr.. Nelson Enroughty is sick at his
home, on Seventh street
Mr.. Hiram Saxton. a prominent farmer
OF Narina has traded his farm for one an
Amelia county. He will have n public
safe on Monday and will remove u
Amelia county.
Inc young ladies Of Fulton will give n
o. -nune baiI MasqUe on MONDAY night
a Donahues Han, on Louisiana street.
The whereabouts Of Mr. Richard Rock
Is still a mystery.
The police are trying 10 catch up with
a crowd of youngsters. who are annoying
the residents of Fulton by throwing rocks
and other missiles against doors.
Rev. J. K. Harrison of Fulton Baptist
church. has been assisting Rev Mr. Jolly.
pastor Of Randoph-Street baptist church.
I'm q very successful meeting held there
last week.
The meeting will be continued this
week.
Rev. Mr.. Jolly will occupy the pulpit OF
Fulton Baptist church at both services
to-day