The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-09-11
NEWS OF FULTON
Fruit Supper Given at Captain Jack
Snead's Home

Snead's Home.
A number of young gentlemen of Full
ton rendered their friends a fruit sup
per on Monday night at "Powhatan,"
Captain Jack Snead's beautiful country
home. Vocal and instrumental music
and games were INDUCED in until about
II o'clock, when the happy party We're
given the dellcaces of the season. after
which they left for their homes in the
city, having spent a most pleasant and
delightful evening. Messrs. Austin,
Porr, Snead, and Bowles rendered music
for the occasion.
Those present were Misses Nellie and
Emma Parker, Dora Bottoms, Mamie
Gothwald, Nora Gathright. Bette Nun
nally. Sidney Meinha-d, Florence Wei
mer. Mamie Adams, Minnie Myers, Maud
Eacho. Annie Cavedo. Lizzie McDon-
ough, Addie and Alma Martin, Lille
James. Katie and Aggie Grimes. Ella
Williams, Minnie Hancock, Minnie
Armistead, Lula Moore, Ellen Gathright.
e. Swank, Maud Faulkenor. Misses
Snead, Lizzie Barker, Lucy Bottoms,
Lola Brltton. Emma N1ontSoery, Effy
Throckmorton. Marie walters. Gertle
Steward. The gentlemen were Messrs.
j. E. Vest, Joe Welsh, Randolph Lip
ford, Luther Lipford. Dan Hogan. Manly
Brown. Richard Williams, Lewis Rock,
Henry Mathews, George Perry, c. r.
Hozier, r. C. McGitfin, Tom Ferguson,
Charles Smith, c. Young. Joe Hicks.
Martie Martini Allie Cavedo, Ashby
Bottoms, Herman Porr, George Austin.
Willie Snead John Bowles, Ike Wolpert
George Higgins.
Farmers arriving In the city vester-
day from lower Henrico New Kent. and
Charles City counties report very heavy
rains and crops damaged consldera Oily.
T.a-. ,r5 poalcnS suffered mostly.
Mr. Frank Reams has returned from
Cincinnati Ohio, where he was employed
several months with the American Bridge
Company.
Mr.. Herbert McCalley, of Fredericks-
burg spent Sunday with his brother. a.
R. McCauey.
Mr.. C. r. Reams, formerly Of Fulton.
hut now of Chesterfield, will leave on
October 1st for Ivrchburg, where he will
open a large furniture house
Mr.. Charles Burkett, who has been de-
liyering Uncle SANS mail In Fulton for
.. number of years, has been transferred
to another portion of the city. Mr.. Chas
F;lderidge has succeeded him as the Full
ton carrier.
Work on the annex to Weddell Memoir
ia1 Chapel is progressing very rapidly
The annex will be ready for occupancy
about the middle of next month.
The funeral of Helen T.. the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H
Johnson, took place yesterday at ten
o'clock from the residence. No. 3s1s Les
ter Street.
Mr.. Waverly Nuchols is able to be ou.
after his recent illness.
Captain James Harcum and family have
returned from a short stay with friends
1t City Point.
Mr. Frank Lance has returned frc.n
a visit to friends in the mountains
Miss Ada Brooks. of Newport News, is
visiting Mrs. S. c.. Meredith, of Williams
burg Avenue.
Mr. Rudolph Gill. Of Newport News,
s,ent Sunday with relatives.
Miss ADA Miller has returned from
visit to friends in Petersburg.
Mrs Daniel Clarke, of State Street,
who was painfully injured in a fall a
few days ago. is somewhat improved.
Mss Annie Maxey is visiting friends
in Fowhatan county.
Miss Della Maynard is quite i'll Mt the
residence of her mother on Fulton Hill.
MI. Robert NJ Cavedo. of Charleston
w. Va. accompanied by his sistsr-in-
law. Mrs. Drusie Doolan, on u visit to his
family and relatives.