Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-13

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dea,b IN Baltimore, on Tuesday, of Mr.
charles +. wescott. Mr.. Wescott was
formerly q resident of this city, and IS
well remembered here. He was aged %
| years.
The remains will reach this city from
Baltimore this morning, and the funeral
will take place from the Southern depot
! The interment will be made in Maury
! Cemetery.
GERMAN At FOREST HILL.
| That was a very enjoyable german
given on Tuesday night nj Forest M
| pix bv the Forest-Hil German Clup'
THE Young people danced unul quite
| ito bour There were present Misses
rIoIer Rattle. Helen O'Ferrall. Helen ho'
/ bertson Eugene Taylor Maud Patterson
Tranyie Warrick. Mabel O'Forrall, Robert
/ sor md Ellen Smith: Messrs. John Dan
/ forfb q p. Cox. Henry Patterson, Car
rett Patterson. Royal Turpin, Iayloi
robertson. Cullen Robertson X. , 40,
hortson Willie O'Ferrall, Marshall
smith. Sydney Smith, Henry Bate anu
! w. B. Cox. -.
Amonq the chaperons and visitors were
Nr and Mrs. Quarles. Mr.. and Mrs
| Thompkins. Mr.. and Mrs Warwick MI
and Mrs. Blankenship, Mr.. and Mrs H.
| ( Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. }. I. no
| bortson. Mrs. Charles T. OFerraH, ana
Mr. and Mrs. r. IA. Smith. The Forest
! nm CIub will give a series Of germans
through the summer.
LIBERTY COUNCIL, j. O. L. "A. NJ
At the meeting of Liberty Council, No.
- I O. L.. A. NJ. of Swansboro', on
Tuesday evening. the officers recently
elected for the next term were Installed.
One candidate was initiated and two APP
plications for membership received. inc
council has now a membership OF 5Vz, pc
ing the largest i'm Virginia
The councillor has made the tollOWihs
appointments:
Chaplain-W. H. Toler.
DELINQUENT Committed. c. Redtord' H.
G Jennings. William j. Morrissett, }. H.
Tavlor. and A. a. Avis.
Assistant Relief Committee: First
ward Manchester-J r. Bcaseley and j.
+. Hollywood. -,
Second Ward-O. ]. Andrews and w.
Third Ward-H. c. Jennlng and \. A.
Farmer.
Fourth Ward-A. i. Beville and X Il.
Ellis.
swansboro'. Va.-W. c. Clements and J.
II. Taylor.
Chesterfield County-L. w. Burton ana
T.. II. Fuqua.
snecial committees from the Fire Com
missioners and Fire Company will meet
tonight.
Miss Susie Webb left Monday to visit
friends and relatives at Newport News.
Mr.. j. W. Lowell who has been quite
IN. was reported better yesterday.
Miss Mary Hardy. Of Green Bay. is Wis
iting the Misses Shotwel, on Cowardin
/ avenue.
Mr.. r.. J. Reams. of Powhatan county.
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Beale, Newport
| News. is visiting Mr.. J. j. Talbot, on
Marks street
Mrs. r. s. Hatcher. Of Chesterfield coun-
| ty is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| c. W. Friend. on Porter street.
Miss Lena Dunnivant returned home
| Tuesday from very pleasant visit in
| Chesterfield county.
Miss Annie Justice, OF Chesterfield, IS
visiting Miss Ethel Harding, on Balm
/ bridge street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Wilson. Of North
Bellingham, Mass, Is visiting their daugh-
| ter. Mrs. James Johnson on Market
! street.
Messrs. Eugene White. Charlie Cordrey.
and Archer Tatum left yesterday evening
10 Join the Twenty-seventh Pennsylvania
Regiment.
The stock farm known as ''Whitby," To-
Gated just below Manchester, on the
river was offered at auction by y. i.
Adamson Tuesday, but was not sold.
The highest bid was only $1,000.
Mrs. \. r. Porter is the guest Of the
family OF Mr. w. l.. Porter. No. l2J
| COWardin avenue.