Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
SOUTHSIDE BOYS AT KLONDIKE.


north, are eagerly gazed upon by frien is,
and the manly faces looking oUt fI1m
them are not by any means forgotten.
THEIR ANNUAL REUNION.
The survivors OF the Chesterfield Troop
will have their annual reunion this year
on Thursday. September 2lsG at Beau
fort Springs. This was decided ycsier-
day at 1880 o'clock. when a meeting Of
the old troop was held in Manchcstec.
Captain David Moore presided
Mr.. T. H. Fisher. the secretary Of the
troop was directed to notify all menu
bers Of the time and place Of the Ie-
union, and each member was assessed
the sum Of ST. Mr.. Fisher was also
elected treasurer.
The meeting adjourned 20 u o'clock
next Saturday when final arrausem n,s
Will be made.
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.
Services at the West-End church to-
day are as follows Sunday school at $3.50
a. NJ: services AZ II A. Vi. and r. NJ.
by the pastor. Rev. Charles ID. CrawleNj
Epworth League meetings at 4 ana z A.
". All welcome.
Regular services viii DE held at The
Presbyterian church to-day Preaching
vice will be held i'm the afternoon.
Rev Charles n. Van Houten has re-
turned from a successful meeting of three
weeks held at Burkcville and az Bard
well chapel. He will preach at the Pres
bytcrian church to-day as customary.
Rev. r. Il. Wilson. presiding elder will
preach at Central Methodist church az il
A. NJ. to-day. followed 10y the Lords Sup
per. Rev j. c. Reed, pastor. VIII preach
at 7. NJ.
There viii be preaching at Fifp-Street
Methodist church morning ana msht TO-
Gay by Rev. j. S. Wallace.
Rev r. G.. Willineham breaches at
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church to-day.
Rev. j. a. Spencer has returned TO the
city, and win preach at COwardin-Avenue
Christian church to-day, morning and
evening.
a DELIGHTFUL MIDWEEK TEA.
A very delightful tea was given at
Forost-Hin Park ON last Thursday eve
ming. Music was furBishcd by recognized
talent from Richmond.
Among the young ladies present were:
Misses Marguerite and Alice Crowley. Of
washington. ID. c., Florrye Moody. Lu-
Gle and leila O'Brlen; Florence Hawkes.
OF Portsmouth; Elsie and Mabel Crooks.
'.
Among the gentlemen Were: John h.
Lpscomb, Clifton Robertson, LNnton b.
and Mark X. Lloyd, Howard and Ernest
Lowell. Latele r. ana Orrie b. Bass.
Harvey Harding, Arthur and oscar
owens, Tlden A. Harrison. Norvcn
Belts. Paul Duval, Victor Hague. Loren
u. Fendlcy, David Wiltshire Cabell
Moody, and Emmett NJ. Grogory.
Mrs William l.. Moody was the most
acceptable chaperon of the party.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Mosby Pulnam is out again after
his recent sickness.
Mrs. Mason Walker. Of Drewry's Bluff.
was In town yesterday.
NJ A. CogDin, clerk of the County
Court Of Chesterfield, was at the court
house yesterday.
Mr. John r. Flournoy. Of Newark, y. j.,
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. Is. w. Nunnally has returned from
skinquarter. where be has been attending
q protracted meeting
The Board Of Fire Commissioners viii
meet In the Council chamber tomorrow
night at $50.
Mr. A. V. Nunnally, who has been
spending the summer at his home re-
turned Friday 10 Chincoteague, where he
reopens his school
Mr.. w. X. Fuqua, who has been criti-
cally 81 ior some weeks past, is right
much improved He was out for the
nrst time Friday.
MI. O. S. Owens who is employed in
the Southern machine-shop, met with a
painful accident Friday, by which ne
lost one Of his fingers and had the others
badly cut.
Misc Ruth Van Houten has returned
from visit 10 Burkeyiile, after a plea
SAINT stop with Mrs. Hundloy and other
friends.
Randolph and Hoth owen. the little
fellows who have been quite sick for Sow
efel weeks, are reported somewhat better
Miss Annie Taylor. OF No 5l7 west
Thirteenth street will leave tomorrow
10 visit Miss Mamie jennings, IN Florence.
s. c.
Mrs. N. r. sledge and her daughter.
airs w +. Bishop. OF this city have re-
moved 70 their old home in Weldon.
n. g.
The remains OF Ida T.. daughter Of
Mr' ana Mrs. Lotcnzo Day, formerly Of
slahehestef, who died ia Hampton. aged
~ years, on August 3ist arrived here
Ses'erday morning aud were taken from
the chesapeake and Ohio depot 10 Maury
cemetery for burial Rev. s ]. Rattin.
vi hampton, conducted the service, ass