Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-06

quite a number OF ladies' and gentle
men OF Fulton attended fruit supper
at Forest Hill Thursday night. which
was given under their auspices. The start
was made from the intersection OF VII
Harrisburg avenue and Denny street. On
the grounds large, snowy white table,
covered with choice Aellcaces. presented
an inviting picture. but the artistic sense
was soon overcome and the young peO-
PIE enjoyed themselves to their hearts
content. Those participating were Misses
Gerie Gibbons. Minnie Allen. Hatue
Gibbons, Laura WoOtefs, Laura. Fanny,
and Eta Dowden, Mamie and Dora Bar
low, Victoria and Jennie Stage. Ellie Me-
Dowell. Bessie Wells. Nellie OMEN.
Leila Wilkinson. Josie Mandy. Lula
Mauck, Bessie Bowls, Messrs Ii. WIFE
erson. Il. Lindsey. y. Barlow, T. Barlow
w Luck. j. r. Stage a. Bradley, J. Cog
hill. y. Wilkerson, c. Wolpert, j. Bs"'
o. M0rkum, - Ellis.
The hay ride TO WOODBURY. Mansion
Friday night, which was arranged by
Miss Ellen Clancy, was thoroughly an
ENJOYABLE affair. Long before tho hour
of starting a part OF Louisiana street
was crowded with people. who were over
come with curiosity. when the huge
wagons. packed with hay, lined the street.
Shortly after o o'clock the start was
made. About midnight the merry en-
thusiasts returned, after an enjoyable
outing. Messrs John Roach and John
Duffy constituted the entertaining COM
mittee. and were complimenJed quite
highly for their attention TO the guests.
Mrs. Mary Schardt was the chaperOne.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. ID. j. Moore, a former Fultonite,
-rT.l hau
travelling for the lumber concern OF
jackson Brothers & Co.. OF New York,
which does an extensive business through
ont the country. Is here combining busi-
ness with pleasure. Mr.. Moore Will leave
Monday for the Soatb. In the interest OIL
his firm. -.
Miss Ella Lawler, of Alexandria Va,
has returned home, after very picasaut
visit 10 her uncle. Mr.. James hartley.
Miss Annie Bagley. who was reported
i'm the DISPATCH Of last week as being
very sick, is very much improved.
MIR. T. j. Sheehy, who has besn quite
sick. is convaleso;Dg.
Mrs. ". II. Seay and daughter hath,
leen. will leave tomorrow for Blk weeks
visit TO F'luvanna county.
Mr.. John L. CTuny) Nmberfake mas an
nounced his intention OF becoming can
didato for the Common Council. As the
election will not occur before next APRIL
he win have lots OF time 10 look after
his fences. o,..,.
The home OF Mr.. and MrS. Charles
Schmidt. of 6lS Denny street. Is clouded
with sorrow. owing TO the rather suadsn
| death of their 4-year old daughter. Dru-
| silla. on Thursday evening last Inc III
ness was only of two days, and the grief
Of the parents was pitiable to wfhess'
| The funeral took place yesterday evening
| from the house. a., a.,
| Mr. John Hartwig, while out riding his
! bicvcle the other day, collided with te'e-
| graph-pole, smashing his whoel hto
! smithereens. but he fortunately escaped
| serious injury.
Miss Maggie Collins will leave to~rnor-
row for Washington 10 spend the feihaiii-
| der Of the summer.
Mrs. William Sears and chlldreh' VI
! Newport News, are here on visit.
NIieses Isa and Katie Harden are visit
ING friends at Fox Hill, near Buckroe
| Beach. .-,.,,,o
Mrs. Rosa Pease, who has been visiting
| relatives here. has returned 20 her home
| in Berkley
Mr.. Henry Metzger has returned from
/ a Measure trip to his old home, in In
dianapolis, Ind. .n
Mr. Charles Friend. wife, and two chill
dren. of Marshall. Tex, are here on a
visit to his parents. Squire r c. Frlenu,
of Varina. Mr.. Friend. Jr., is prominent
merchant of Texas, and this is his hrst
visit in ten years 20 his old home. He Is
lust recovering from a very severe attack
of typhoid-fever. 10.
MIS-. n NJ. Fflbates is quite sick at her
residence, No. II orleans street. Snouio
| she recover sufficiently she will leave
about the 10Th Of the month Tor Aleghany
| Springs, and later for Canada
! Mr.. William Tinken, a prominent mer'
chant of Fulton. lies critically i'll at his
residence. corner OF Louisiana street and
Williamsburg avenue. The doctors have
given up all hopes of his recovery. He mas
been in bad health for nearly year
Rev. Mr. Wilson, OF Baltimore VIII
,reaoh AT Four Mile Creek Baptist church
| to-day
| The funeral of Drucilla, the bright llttle
| 4-vear-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles A. Schmidt took place from tht
! Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal churcf
at r O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
child had only been i'll two days when
death occurred.
Mr.. Harry w. Bryant and bride OF
Fitchburg. Mass. arrived here on Thurs
| dav and are visiting his parents, super
intendent and Mrs. J. M. Bryant, at the
| National Cemetery.
Mr.. Thomas A. Gilmer, a Druggist Oh
| Tilkridge Md, and wife. are mere on a
visit 10 his aged father, DR.. q. *. hI-
mer at Marion Hin, Henrico
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. Nj. Battailie have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit TO Mt
Fatalities former home In Rapidan.
Miss Emma Porr returned home THIS
week from a visit of several weeks TO
Virginia Beach
Mr. w. Floyd Reams. wife. and child
are at home again after an extended
visit TO Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Haycox, of Newport News, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
! Garfield, in Varina.
Mr.. Bernard Marlowe returned last
week from trip to Virginia Beach
Mr. Charles Doeppe left FRIDAY on
business and pleasure trip for Baltimore
Mr. John Conway, of Engine Company
No. 7 accompanied by his wife mas re-
turned from a delightful visit TO Column
bia. a., :,
Miss Josephine Hudson Is very III az
the home Of her parents, MI and MIS-
GEORGE Hudson. on Fulton Hiu.