The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-23
MISS WlNGO DIES
IN MANCHESTER
Popular Young Lady Succumbs to
Consumption.
FIRST GERMAN OF THE SEASON.
The chaussuQuan Circle Met Las. Night.
interest in The ln,estlratiou-Othe
liens from the South
Sidcc.
FIRST GERMAN OF THE SEASON,
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. 1902 Hull Street.

he whole community ssmpath!1es w1ti
Mr.. and Mrs. W E. Wingo in the dee,,t
OF their daughter, Miss Addie Wingo agec
twenty years. The deceased was one oi
lhe most popular young ladies OF the city
and wGs member CO Stockton-Streei
BaiTast Church.
She haG Decn II bad health Tor some
tine, Eit no one expected the end sc
soon. She is survived by mother, IA
tller, two sisters-M.sces hosa and Annie
Wlngo. OF thir clty-and TWO brothers,
Messrs. EarJ.y and Robert Wingo.
This is The fourth death in the family
in the past eighteen months. The funeral
services VIII ue from tho home, No. $40
West Seventh Street, Sunday evening at
8 COCK. ara InteSmenL W7il be lnade in
the Family burying- ground ii Amelia
county.
SUBSCRIPTION GERMAN.
The subscription german given last eve
ming at Leader llaii by Messrs. W. p
paLtesoa and Z. w. Page was u delightful
SUCCESS. There were fifty dancers, and
the german. which was LED by Mr.. Pull
liam. was one of the pretuest danced IN
Manchester in many years. The german
was chaperoned by Mrs, L. NJ. Fenoley
ana Mrs. Bate
Among the dancers were: Messrs Z. e.
Early. w C. pullia1n, ]. II. Pattcson, r
J. Sampson, a. C. Taylor, A. r. Turpin
r. C. Braxton, ". Binford, John Brit
ton, J. c. Robertson James Britton. S.
Moore, j. Dansforth, T. Epps. II. HoI-
land, II. Chalkley, S. B. Bate, Aug.
Goolsby, T. J. Turpin. Thomas Fendley,
W. p Patteson, c, ~. Page. T. FItzSer-
ala anG Robert Jones. Misses Maude Pat
teson, n. B.. Robinson, Nina Owen, Belle
Gillian. Gertrude Weisiger, Helen Bate,
Bessie Mathews, Gretchen Lewis, Lula
BraXton, Bessie BraXton, Elizabeth War
wick. Elizabeth Boisseau, Mamie Lyons,
Ward Lyons MATHS Gillock, Misses
Hyde. Mrs. Charley and Helen Robin
son
CLOSED LAST NIGHT.
The .Old-Fashioned Fair" which has
been given at the Presbyterian Church
this week, closed last night after one Of
the most successful weeks of any enter
tainment of its kind ever held in the
city. The beautiful painting by Mrs. VI.
B. Weathers was not disposed of, but Will
be sent to an art store in Richmond 10
be sold, and the proceeds will swell the
receipts OF the fancy-work booth.
Misses Estha Strader and Fannye
Smith delighted the audience with their
playing. Solos were sung by Misses Flos-
1ye Moody and Mrs. w. e. Bradley. Miss
Louise Lipscou.b played several pieces.
THE CHAUTAUQUA.
Tie Chautauouan Literary and Scien-
ufa Circle met las: night at the homo CT
DR.. Mathews, on Twelfth Street The
young people have taken an interest in
the work and are being highly entertained
by the course of study mapped out by
the members. The subject last night was
"A Walk Through Rome" with Prof.
Enith as lender. His talk was very in
structive and interesting
SERVED ON MAYOR
The postponemei1t of the hearing of the
by Mr. Thaw was by no means lessened
the interest in the matter. The question
now comes up as TO whether the Council
did right IN referring the matter to
committee instead Of the Mayor. Mr.
Maurice positively refuses to be quoted
upon the subject. X was learned from
Mr. Thaw that he served a notice on the
Mayor. but nothing was heard from this
The meeting of the special committee will
be held as soon as Judge Clopton returns
70 the city, and then the question of the
scope of he committees investigation will
be decided.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The funeral Of Mrs. Harriet Rudd took
alsce yesterday afternoon from Stockton
Street Baptist Church. The interment
was made IN Maury Cemetery.
The deceased was an old resident
of the city and was much loved by all
the late James Rudd and is survived by !
seven children, three sisters and several |
brothers. Her children are Mrs. Lucy !
]. Griffith. Mrs. Ida V Dickerson, Mrs.
G. X. Kent. ali OF Richmond. and Mrs |
]. 3. Horner. Miss Cora hudd and o. J. |
Rrdd, of Manchester !
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Manchester Lodge, No. s, Royal Tribe !
O. Joseph, held an interesting meeting |
last night. The meeting was in the ma
tuge OF q smoker
Mr.. Hiram Walker, who has been ill
FOR some time, was considered out of
danger yesterday.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.--Judges Hum
pbrey and Grosscup in the United states
Court to-day refused AN Injunction to re-
strain the State Board Of Equalization
from assessing the capital stock of the
Union Traction Company ana
Union Traction Company for 1900.