Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-16
DOWN IN FULTON.
Delightful Entertainment Friday
Night-1Iarriage-Ot Notes.

Night-1Iarriage-Oth Notes.
One of the most delightful private
soirees given in Fulton was held Friday
evening last at Boltz's Hall The nall
was beautifully decorated with the ma
tional colors, and the evening was plea
sanity enjoyed by a large NUMBER OF
young people. The participants are IN
debted to Mr.. George w. Dillard, VINO re-
Gently returned from the military camp
at Jacksonville, Fla, for his excellent
floor management. After dancing 10 eN-
cellent music those present at L .5V D CioCh
were invited TO partake or an eAcehent
collation. which had been prepared Ior the
occasion.
Miss Mamie Moore and Mr.. A. Lee
Eacho were married at the home or Rev.
Mr.. Hardy, I'm King William county.
Thursday, October 9Th. The marriage OF
this young couple was a surprise TO many
of their friends. although a few knew of
It. 1t was the intention OF the young
people 10 be married here, but marrlage-
license could not be secured because MISS
Moore was not a resident OF Rlchmohd.
Mr. Joseph Kersey. who had In Garner
life been a great man in sporting circles.
now holds a responsible position as chlsi
engineer on the Kingston. a curious OLD
craft, known as the wheelbarrow boat,
having large paddle-wheeI IN the sIeI1 i
OF the boat The Kingston Is doing good
business carrying grain, etc, 10 this mar
ket.
Rev. B. Cabell Hening will occupy his
pulpit at the Fulton Baptist church TINS
morning. and his subject will be, THE
for the evening service is, Two inter.
views with Christ" The congregation of
this church are highly pleased with their
new pastor
residents Of Henrico, died at his home, IN
the county, at II o'clock Friday night. He
WAS in the 18th year of his age, ana leaves
two characteristics. Minter and Mrs.
Robertson--and one son, Mr.. Henry Jor-
dan. The funeral will take place this al
ternoon al o'clock.
Mr.. George Coghil. of the United States
gunbOat Castine is on a BRIEF furlOugn,
and is visiting his family in Fulton.
Mr.. Joseph Fernandez arrived at ms
home. on Louisiana street, last night
having received his honorable discharge
from the navy. He was on the United
States monitor Puritan.
There is much talk Of organizing vocal
class In Fulton for young ladies and gem
tlemen. The first meeting will be held
at Donahue's Hall on Tuesday night. me
class will practice for a concert, and II is
probable before winter an opera by anna
teurs will be presented in Fulton.
Mr. Steven Mcmahon was aboard or
the monitor Amphitrite during most OF
the war but whose term of enlistment
expired Just before peace was declared.
About a month ago he re-enlisted, ana
was aboard Of the United States receiving
ship FRANKLIN for a few weeks, and is
now one Of the crew Of the United States
transport Caesar. which is at San Juan,
Porto Rico.
Mr. John RATIO and bride. formerly
Minnie Finnegan, have returned from
their extended bridal tour. They are
stopping for the present at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. James Z. Sharp
on Nicholson street
Mrs S. F. Seay, who for the past three
months has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs Leonard I'm Baltimore and returned
home a few weeks ago. IS very i'll with
trouble Of the ewes. which made her
nearly blind. Her eyesight is improving
and she can now go about unaided.
The revival at Laurel-Hill Methodist
Episcopal church continued with great
interest last week up to Thursday night,
when it came to a close.
Captain Cline. OF the tug Annie, has
bought an elegant schooner-rig yacht,
which he will use for hunting purposes.
Superintendent J. NJ. Bryant, Of the Ma
tional Cemetery. has returned from "a
very pleasant visit TO Washington, ID. G.
Mr. Willie Allen, son Of Mr.. W. c..
Allen, who has been quite sick, Is much
fr,1rrOxyQ1