The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-26
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GAY EAST END
4 Week of Pleasure in Fulton-To
Raise a Large sum.

Raise a Large sum.
There has been much eaiety IN Fulton
during the past week and the coming
week also promises many attractions.
There was a delightful social gathering
at the home of Mr.. oscar Eacho. ON Lou
isiana street last Monday evening. A
merry group assembled and were enter
tainod bv the host, Mr.. Eacho, In grace
ful manner Mr. John Baker was pres
ont with his photograph, and gave the
guests much pleasure. Reire7hmei's
we're served at a late hour, and the Jolly
partv were sorry when the houf came 10
leave Those present were VT. CndEies
IL schmidt and wife. Mr.. Henry HICKS
and wife. Mr.. Charles Eacho ana VIE
Mrs. Stearues and daughter, Miss Belie
stearues. Miss Eva Weber MISS w llNe
Hicks Mrs Mary Eacho, Mrs. oscar Ia
cho. Mr.. r. Whitlow, Mr.. T. Edwards
Mr.. Bernard Johnson, Mr.. Albert busheH'
and Mr.. j. Baker.
A tacky dance was given by Mr. D. pei-
A fert, at his hall on the Government Ioaa
last Monday night IL was mover
and amusing affair. and proved source
Of great enjoyment 10 those I'D al.eNu'i''.
A prize was given 10 the young lady ana
r.ntleroan who were dressed in the most
tackv style. Miss Lena Hampton was inc
successful contestant for the ladies' prize,
and Mr.. Wilbur Blankenship won the gem
reman's prize. Those present were.
Misses Lena Hampton, Mamie johns.
Nellie Kirk. Lula Hampton. NJ. Ball Ma
mic Enroughty, Katie Lotsy, Magsie
Lotsy. Lula Green, Mary hauieit'
Blanche AIouoy. Belle Enroughty Addle
Martin. Maggie Johns, Oracle Slater ana
Mrs. smith and Mrs. Gefert; Messrs j.
Genert. Wilbur Blankenship, Edgar Hob
SON. Henry Alley. I'd Butler, John Mo
hone. Ed Coke. Chas Larkin, John Mat
thews Luke BEDFORD Marcelus Eacho,
Willie Eacho. y. Conedo. Collier kirk, l..
smith Tom Kane and Collier Gibson.
Mr.. Drew BIankenship was the efficient
floor manager.
4 silver tea was given al the residence
Of Miss Annie Coghill on Lester street
last Thursday evening. The entertain
ment was a complete success and every
one expressed themselves we'll pleased
with the evenings pleasure. Refresh
nents were served and the hostess, Miss
Coghill. acquitted herself in gracious
manner. Those present We're: Misses
Paea Parish. Maggie Throgmorton, ).
Gayle. May Toler. Matte Moxey and
Blanche. Lena, and Annie Coghill. The
gentlemen were Messrs. q. Blankenship,
a. Francis, \. Schenard. J. Coghill, c.
,foslv. stevens, Fulton and Null.
There was a pie party given at the res
idence OF Capt. r. G. Collier last Thurs
l,v night for the benefit Of East-End
rsntfst church. large amount was
r.9iized The pies brought enormous
prices. The pie selling was a very inter
estlne feature Of the occasion, and caus-
"a a great deal OF amusement Those
present were Misses Mary Gillian. Emma
prandwick. Winnie Gary, Annie Brand
wick. Fanny Jordan. Ida Brandwick, Viz
Gle Gates. Joseph Wilkerson Willie
Grant Katie Collier and Emma Eath-
rough. Messrs. Allie Ferguson, IL. A
Gray. Dellie Cobb. Leslie Johnson. Alex
McCabe, Elmo Wilkerson, Allie Chlldress,
Fleming Hayes. Andrew Adams, John
Meads Joe Sullivan, q. Hobson and An
hony Petross.
The Rev y. Cabeii Hening will occupy
his pulpit at Fulton Baptist church al
Goth morning and evening services to-
ny. His subject at II \. NJ Will be
Infamous Roguery," and at 7i5 =. NJ,
"a Model Revival.
Mr.. Hening says that he expects 10 raise
sf-5 al his church to-day. which Is
the total amount OF debt now existing on
The handsome church building. The Sun
day-Sohool and other various depart
ments of the church are doing all in their
mower 40 assist In securing the necessary
amount.
The cottage prayer-meetings, connected
with the church, are reported by MIR.