The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-16
THE MANCHESTER
!, GERMAN CLUB.
ReguIsr Monthly Dance Given at
Leader Hall.
CIRCUIT COURT IN SESSION.
Funeral OF Mrs. Crawford Demo-
cratic Club News,
Personal and
Brief.
CIRCUIT COURT IN SESSION.
Manchester Bureau. richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.
No. 11Oo Hull Street.
The Manchester German Club gave the
regular monthly dance last night at
Lender Hall, led by Mr. Royal Turpin
While there were not dancing the usual
number of couples. the german proved
one of the most enjoyable ones OF the
season.
The following young ladies. who are
visiting in the city. We're among the
dancers: Misses Tyree and Lacy. o.
1yrnchburs: Bessie Mathews. of Lunen-
burg. and Miss Gliding. of I<oudoun.
MATERIALS ORDERED.
The Richmond and Petersburg Elec-
tric Railway has placed another large
order for rails and construction material
A consignment of supplies, previously
ordered. is expected to reach this city
to-day. The cold weather has caused a
temporary stacking of the work, but no
time is being unnecessarily lost.
INTER NOS CLUB.
The Inter Nos Club is a new social or
ganization of Manchester. The Club is
composed of Representative young ladies
and gentlemen Of the town and has held
Two meetings.
The President of the Cub is MISS an
ME German; Presidents. Miss Nc
caulland and Mr. w. o. Topham; Treas
,1rer. Mr. Lynn Lloyd: Secretary, Mr.. Os-
car Owen.
The club has a membership of about
thirty.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
The remains of Mrs. Julia A Crawford
who died Thursday morning, in Chester
field, were brought here for interInent IN
Maury Cemetery yesterday afternoon at
o'ciock The service was conducted at the
grave by Rev. Henry Stuart, OF Cowardin-
Avenue Christian Church.
Misses Lily Traylor and Oracle Kyle. Of
Prince George county. are visiting Miss
Lula T-1eylor, of No. 4o5 Naury Street.
The Virginia Democratic Club met
Thursday night at Eleventh and Hull
Streets There was a fair attendance.
A committee was appointed TO consider
the matter of giving a supper at an early
date.
Squire Cfeatilam held court yesterday
sno,l,trs having betore him several
tangled troubles.
Miss Bessie Matthews. of Lunenburs
county. IS visiting Mrs. Anna Ingram, on
Porter Street.
Miss Florence Gliding Of Loudoun
on Fifteenth Street
Misses Tyree, and Lacy. of Lynchburg,
are guests of Mrs. james Parker
THE robing-roum of Meade Memorial
Chnlc!a is being finished. The choir will
take possession of the new quarters on
SindaE
Royal Arcl, Chapter No as of Masons
met Thursday might ut the Temple
". ]. Carter returned last night from
New York where he has been the guest
OF his friend. A B. Gwathfney.
Judge 3. a. Hancock held Circuit Court
in Chesterfield yesterday. The cases
before the court are OF a civil and chan
Gerry nature. Messrs. Wells. Pulliam and
Gregory We're at the Courthouse.
Mr.. Lee Clements, of Swansboro. is
quite i'll at his home in Chesterfield coun-
ay.
Miss Blanche Egsleston. of Chesterfield,
and Mr. Il NJ Jenkins. OF this city were
married Thursday afternoon at Warwick
Presbyterian Church. The ceremony was
performed by Rev DIR. Hazer, of Bon
Air. The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ephraim Eggleston. Mr.. and MEs.
Jenkins will reside in Manchester.