Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29
DAY OVER THE RIVER
HAPPENINGS Or TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS IN MANCHESTER.
A COTILLON At LEADER HALL.
An Elegant AFFAIR, Largely Attend
cd-A Pleasant Reception-A Dog
A Variety Of News Notes.

The Manchester CouHon Niuo baNe
german at Leader Hall last Friday. The
attendance was very large
The cotlllon was led by Mr.. Samuel
Pattsson, who introduced many new
figures Among those present were John
Britton with Miss Annie Allen Sam. Pat
teson with Miss Pollard; Sam. Moore with
Miss Mamie Wesger; ID. l.. Brodnax with
Miss Ellen Weisger; Thomas Turpln
with Miss Florence Holland; George Cox
with Miss Bessie Reid; ID. Il. Allen with
Miss Michaux; r.. y. Webster with Miss
Allen; Frank Sampson with Miss Harvie;
a. G.. Taylor with Miss Michaux; NJ. L.
| Fendley with Miss Alexander; Robert RE
yer with Miss Louise Bagley; DR.. Rudd
with Miss Knight Henry Bate with Miss
Maud Patteson: DR.. John Brodnax with
4 Miss Kate Drewry: Il. f. Farley with
/ Miss Gertrude Weisiger; Messrs. Cary
! Freng. Gus Goolsby, VIII Patteson, IT. NJ.
/ Fendley. Jr.. and Charles Page; chape-
rons. Mr.. and Mrs E. p. Weisiger. Mrs.
/ Pollock, Mrs. Turpin, and DR.. and Mrs.
/ Lawrence Ingram.
MISS TONEY'S RECEPTION
Miss Edna Toney entertained a number
Of her young friends at her home, No.
nl5 Hull street, on Friday. The evening
4 was very happily spent, and at IL O'Clock
a sumptuous supper was served
Those present were: Miss FANNIE
/ Faison (chaperon), Misses May Hart
! Alvas Angel Mabel Moody. kuth biah-
ton. Eveyline Sampson MI,uV IT,,
Josie Davis Nellie Angel. Ruin IO.'y'
Alma BRADSHAW. Emma Nunnaily, ran
mic browning, Lillian Sampson, Berta
Robinson. Mabel Bradshaw, FANNIE
Wheeley. Amelie Hart Blair Goode,
T.oinda Farley, Edna Toney' Nirgle
Toney. Maggie Propst Maggie IoIe ~.
BESSIE Toney Hester webb; masters Wy
Brown, Raymond NuhhSiS, Pe,,iIi
Brown. Walter Deitrick, JOHNNIE heNll,
Ernest Farley. Havie Sampson, Luther
Wells Russell Hart Harry DeltrcK,
Meredith owen. Charlie owen. Ernest
Pob5nson Waverly Brown, Arthur Har-
rieon willie owen, Charlie Angel, Ches-
ley Toney. and Otis Toney
MAYOR BANIsHES A DOG.
Navor Maurice sat in the Temple OF
Justice Yesterday morning and ordereu
the exportation of dog belonging 10 D.
w. Jackson. which had bitten M. M MOI
II the dog is found in the city TINS iii0i IL
ing II will be killed ,..1
Swansboro' Social and Literary CIur
cave q tackey party at Cersley Han FIJI
dav At 1890 o'clock the dancers uh'
masked. Miss Efie Morris and Mr.. james
Trorsee won the prizes. At II o'clock re-
freshments were served.
ROYAL, TRIBE OF JOSEPH.
d Manchester Lodge, No. 4S, Royal Tribe
- Of Joseph held its regular semi aii y u a
election Of officers Friday night AT Ouu
. 1sTIou,s' Hall. The following were elect
tfVc
George W. Reams. past patrlarch' a d
smith. worthy patriarch; Nilham !,
Nfoorc vice-patriarch: NJ. A. Campbell
nriest. w. w. Archer, scribe; j. Il. Ked
ford treasurer; Robert f. Bass esGoIt
> John T. Bullock. inner guard; W. g. lay
lor. outer guard; DR.. w. feMeh me' NJ A
. medical examiner: A. ". Thomas NJ a
! Camnbeu Il. A. Nunnally. trustees
VIII, syyANsBORO VACCINATE?
rho eunervisors of Chesterfield count!
will not take any action as yet TOWARDS
having the people in the county Vacci
, Swansboro adioins Manchester and ma
e ,onrIation of about $500. The peopi
, in the city think if there is geneIa
T. vaccination in Manchester that 'il ne
7 should also be one In SwanspoI0' O'
:, is as much needed as the other'
PRrEFs AND PERSONALS.
Mr.. Clarence W. bIoOh9' an -
(. NJ the Southern railway, severely inJure
his foot last Friday while engaged
Rowing some heavy lumber.
RAYMOND, son of Captain ;: ). bro oohs
!, who has been dangerously Ill with ceIe
l bro-spinal meningitis. is improving unue
Il the skilful treatment Of DIS. l. J. al
w. =. Mathews 80 ,tour
Annie Walkerson. on Tenth anu Maui
e+reets is sick with the humps
% The bird law goes in effect Iueso aa
~ next Partridge-shooting VIII theh nav
= 20 eton i'm chesterfield.
4 chicken-thief was arrested yeslss 10 ga
In Richmond He had number OF oIes 90
ed fowls which he said ne nau S'0''" 60
nod dressed in Chesterfield
n Mrs B. A. Nunnally, who mas oeeh
z. with the grip. is improving ur,o,
The funeral of Mrs. Susie WIlgi
IS .ooi, Mace from West-End Melh'
10 6 6Ggl' church yesterday afternoon at
o oic,oc,e The pastor, Rev. J. d: CraT,e.
h conducted the service assisted py -
IS IA Ia sullivan. The interment was mao
In Naury Cemetery.
v Mrs walden is extremely ill., anu -, ~
+ srjends entertain grave doubts as TO 1T
ultimate recovery.