The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-26
YOUNG LADY DIED
IN MANCHESTER.
After a long Illness Miss Maude
Barrett Passed Away,
DEATH OF MRS. DELLA HENRY,
Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. John
son Dcad-Busincss Men Enihu-
siastic over the Proposed
Organization.
DEATH OF MRS. DELLA HENRY,
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times,
lll2 Hull street Beattie Block,

lll2 Hull street Beattie Block,
Miss Mande Rarratt died al = O'Clock
yesterday evening at the nome Of her
mother, Mrs. William n Barratt. No ls&
Bainbridse street in the twentieth year
OF her age et5
Miss BafIatt underwent ~ severe sur
gica operation about nine months ago,
and had been in bad health ever since.
she was adopted by Mrs. Barratt when
an infant, but was loved by her as
though she had been her own daughter.
She was a devoted daughter. ana was
loved by hundreds Of friends She was a
member of COwardin-Avenue CHRISTIAN
church, In The affairs of which she took
an avtoe part. She was also closely lden-
titled with Progressive Council. Daughtars
Of Liberty.
The funeral will take place az $3.50
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from COwar-
din-Avenue Christian church, the services
being conducted BY Elder J. A Spencer.
The interment will be made in Maury
| cemetery. Mr.. j. H. Morrissett has
charge Of the arrangements
MRS. DELLA HENRY
Mrs. Della Henry rehct OF the late
John h. Henry. died suddenly last night
about 1890 o'clock OF heart disease at
her home at Fourth and Hull streets.
Manchester. DR.. Ingram was called in.
but Mrs. Henry died before ms arrival
Mrs Henrys husband of the Fourth
Virginia. died OF heart disease in Jackson
Vile. Fla. recently.
Mrs Peter G.. Warwick. Of Campbell,
Chesterfield county. was taken ill yes
terday afternoon. but under the sk.liul
treatment Of Dr. Ingram g. improving
BUSINESS MEN.
The committee Of business men ap-
pointed boy Chairman Charles Burkert at
the meeting Thursday night. are actively
canvassing the city in the interests OF
the proposed Business Mems Association.
and are meeting witt great success
The opinion among the merchants and
others is unanimous that n reorganization
of the Board OF Trade or the establish
ment OF some similar organization would
be Of inestimable benefit 20 the Whole
community. and the meeting On April Gth
promises TO be largely attended.
The committee embraces Messrs. = j.
Dahron, r. Z. Robinson and ". b. Pleas
ants.
HE GOT DISORDERLY.
Tn the MAYORS Court yesterday
negro named Edward Randolph was fined
s. ~ and costs far being disorderly Ola
the street lie WAS anxious 90 fight some
one and a friend named David Benum
tried SO take him home Both men were
arrested and bailed and when the evi-
dence was heard by Mayor Maurice he
dismissed Benum and assessed Randolph.
CLEMENT YANCY JOHNSON
Mr. and Mrs. j. y Johnson have the
sympathy of the community In the loss
by death Of their infant child Clement
Yancey. aged seven months Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson came here few months
ago from King William county. and
while they are strangers comparatively.
the kindness extended them by the good
people or the community has been very
comforting to the bereaved parents The
little boy suffered very much until death
ended his sufferings at 20 O'Clock Friday
night The funeral will take place This
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence
1915 McDonough street Rev. G. y. Van
Houten conducting the services. Inter-
ment I'm Maury cemetery
SWANSBORO SOCIAL CLUB
The Donkey Party given by The swans
boro Social Club Friday night at Cersiey's
Hall was o most enjoyable affair
large number Of friends and members ~
the club were present. ana games songs
and other pastimcs We're INDUCED in for
several hours with refreshments in the
intcrmission.
The prizes for the successful contes-
tents in placing the various sections NJ
the donkey in their proper places We're
awarded 10 Miss Pearl Morris and Mr.
NJ r. Gary. The prizes were a Chinese
doh and comical imp
Those present were Misses Seine and
MYRTLE Russell Maud Clements Viola
MILKY. Hulda Taylo~ Kate Laync Efie
and Pearl Morris Mary Wicker Annie
Hall. Blanch Kahl. Pear Newell. Alma
Fuaua Bessie Chilsm. Samora NewbF
Fidola Stake Mary Redford. Mrs j. \.
ZONES Mrs Hattie Reams. Mr.. O. A.
Moore Mrs r. r.. Criddle Mes-rs @. S.
Rarrett. James Forseo. C. A. and Arthur
Moore @. s. and +. y. and J. o Taylor.