Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

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Dlankenship. c. Francis. A. Schenard, j.
Coghill. G.. Mosly. Stevens, Fulton. ana
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night nj the residence OF Captnln r.. Z.
Collier for the benefit OF East-End Bap-
tist church. The selling OF the pies was
n very interesting feature OF the occa-
efo, They brought enormous prices.
rbose present were Misses Mary Gillian,
Emma Rrandwick. Winnie Gary. Annie
prondwick. Fanny Jordan. Ida Brand
y,,lck Vircie Gates Joseph Wilkerson'
willie Grant. Katie Collier. and Emma
rathrough: Messrs. Allie Ferguson II.
A Gray. Dellie Cobb. Leslie Johnson
Alex. McCabe. Elmo Wilkerson, Allie
Childress. Fleming Hayes. Andrew
Adams. John Meads. Joe Sullivan. b.
Hobson. and Anthony Petross.
To-day will in all probability be
"red-letter" day in the history OF the Full
ton Baptist church. The pastor. Rev.
B. Cabell Henlng. says that he expects
and has no doubt that ne will raise St700-
the debt OF the church-at tO-day's ser
vices. He has been indefatigable I'm his
efforts I'm working for this end. IL IS also
expected tAat the outcome Of to-day's
meetings will result in productive pro-
tracted meeting.
He will take as his subject at the morn
ing service. Infamous RCguory" At
night he will discourse on "A Model Re-
vival."
KINGS -AUGHTERS MEET.
Mrs. G. G. Burton. recording secretary
for the Kings Daughters throughout tho
state visited the Circle of the Kings
Daughters and Sons i'm Fulton Monday
night The meeting was held al the home
Of Miss Martha Black. i2j Denny street,
and was largely attended. Mrs. Burton
gave a graphic and interesting descrip-
ton of the noble work done by the circle
throughout the state, and held the clos 81
attention Of the audience while delihe-
rating upon a theme so worthy At the
close Of her remarks a unanimous vote
Of thanks was rendered Mrs Burton.
The next meeting viii be held at the
home of Miss Rosa britton. on Williams
burg avenue. on Monday night next
Rev. J. r. Routten, the popular pas
tor Of Denny-Street Methodist Episcopal
church was returned to this church by
the conference. The official board of this
church strongly recommended his return
He carried with him 90 conference me
best report I'm the churchs history and
the congregation wanted him % continue
the good work he so well began A build
ers league IS now on a strong financial
basis. and before this conference year
ends a new building Will probably replace
the present edince. The Fulton Methodist.
a monthly paper devoted 20 the interest
Of this church, IS another enterprise oil
Mr.. Routten's.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr.. Whitlon. Of Williamsburg. who has
been threatened with pneumonia, IS now
very much improved.
Mrs John Willis. Lewis street, who
has been very lll, is better
Mrs Enr0ughty. who lives just outside
Of the city limits, is very sick at her
home on the Government road.
Mr.. SOmrie Samuels has sufficiently re-
covered from his accident as TO be able
with the use Of clutches, 20 90 about
again.
Mrs. Z. \. Dowden and son, Mr.. Rich
ard Dowdon left Wednesday FOR Nor
folk. to attend the funeral e the formers
nephew, Mr. Thomas Callahan, who drop
ped dead on last Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles McCook. who has been sut-
ferng from n severe attack of rheuma-
tism. is now much improved and able
to walk about
Mr. Il. D. Hicks. Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. has returned from a hunting trip
in Northern Virginia.
Mr. Mallory. Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio who has been IN m the company s
hospital is now convalescent.
Mrs Kuester. who has been quite Ill
Of her home on Graham street is very
much better.
Mrs. Addie Nauman who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John car
ter. on Nicholson street, has left for
Primers Point va, where she will reside
I'm the future. Mrs. Nauman was accom-
panied by her sister. Miss Daisy Garter.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of Denny
Street church will meet at the residence
Of Mrs. Phillips, on Fulton Hill, Monday
evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Eddie BeamOn. second engineer on
the tug Lucille Ross. who two months
ago underwent an operation for appen-
dicitls. has recovered and made trip
on his boat this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S. Wey returned last
week from Lynchburg. Mrs. Weys for
mer home.
Rev. j. y. Barnes Of Gloucester, VINO
was I'm attendance at the Baptist Asso-
citation. was visiting friends I'm Fulton last
week. Rev. Mr. Barnes. thirteen years
ago. was pastor OF Fulton Baptist church.
Mr.. Albert Dixon. Of Fox Hill, - visit
ing the Rev. j. II. Routten, at the Meth
odist parsonage. 423 Denny street.
Mrs. James r. Grady is indisposed