The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25
BAZAAR In
MANCHESTER
Another Triumph Scored by
it on Yesterday.
VETERANS RE ORGANIZE
Mr.. e. 3. HowIe is Elected Comran.
der-Death, Of a WelI.known Man.
AComing Marriage-Church
Services To-Day
Manchester Bureau Times-D,spotcb

Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
No. 1102 Hull Street.
| All was bright and beautiful again last
! night at the Masonic Bazaar, which con-
| tinues, as it has been during the past
| week tho center Of the social whirl OF
! Manchester A keen night air. holding a
threat Of snow. helped thin out the at
! tendance somewhat last evening, but
| there was withal d large crowd and gay.
| that enjoyed to the full the very excel
| lent attractions provided for It's amuse-
| r2ent.
| During the afternoon special matinee
| for children was given with great sue
| cess. The attendance was very large.
| and the childish enthusiasm and gee was
! wonderful to behold The matinee was
| in the special care of Mrs. John Shot
we'll and the other ladies Of the Reception
| Booth, which, taken all around, Is about
| the most beautiful in the hall. Last night
the special attraction was the appearance
OF Colonel William Allen and his daugh-
! ter. Miss Gertrude Alien, in a delightful
/ entertainment.
Great interest is being taken In all the
booths, Of the superiority Of which too
much cannot be said. The Reception
T2ooth, in charge Of Mrs. Shotwell, is re-
| spiendent with beautiful flowers and
| pretty faces. The Fancy Work Booth Is
another very attractive place. 1t is In
| charge OF Mrs. Graves. The ever-popular
| Country Store continues to do business at
tho old stand, with Mrs. Betty as an ex-
! cellent manager of affairs For the men
there is Cigar and Tobacco Booth, un-
der Mrs. Hail. and for the girls Candy
Booth, In charge of Mrs. a. II. Fitzgerald.
For everybody there is a slmptuous sup
per for twenty-five cents in the supper
room, presided over by Mrs. ]. A. Lips
| comb.
The bazaar, will continue through Fri
! day evening of this week. On Monday
night the mobiles of Acca Temple, Mystic
Shrine, will attend in a body, leaving
the temple In special car. Manchester
Lodge Of Elks will also attend in body
Among the other attractions Of the eve
ming will be an entertainment by Profess
| sor Cridlin. the accomplished musician.
CAMP REORGANlZED.
At well attended Injecting
held last night in the City Court
| room, the Joseph f. Johnston
| Camp, Confederate Veterans, was reor-
| ganized. 1t has been in state of pas
| sive existence during the past two years,
but will now pick up again and, among
other things, will attend the Crater re-
| union at Petersburg.
| officers were elected last night as fol-
| lows: Commander, E. B. Howle; lieuten-
| 'ant-commander, j. j.. Blanton; adjutant,
| II. K Reid; treasurer. r. p. Smith; In
! side guard II. H. Cox; outside guard, K.
! II. Hubbard. The other officers will be
/ chosen at the next meeting, which will
| BIZ held on Thursday of this week.
The camp resumes life with the follow
| ing embers: Messrs. E. B. Howle IA.
A Jordan. J. J. Blanton, R. A. Baugh,
H. II, Cox, l.. G. Nunnaly. r. H. Hub
| bard James T. Abbott, George c. Ander-
son, II. Z. Evans, John W. Hall, j. w.
Rronaugh, Jr., j. A. Blanton, Phil. Brow
der, William Hall. ]. a. 1.ipscomb H. X
Reid. NJ. L. Adams, ]. j. Ransom and c.
C. Walthal
COURT AFFAIRS.
William Jackson and John NeWki ,s.
charged with breaking into the rouse
Of Robert Fitz. have been tried py
Squire Chatham and sent on to the grand
James Berry and William Edwards,
charged with trespassing on the prop.
erty of Mrs Stanchf.eld, were gwen thirty
The case SEQ Of Evan Menederell tcolored),
charged with selling whiskey on SUNDAY lay
80 DEATH OF MIR. NlcCLAND.
The death Of Mt y, John McC Ian, q
Gland is survived by his widow and fye
daughters-Mrs. J. B. Perdue. Mrs. Ed
Edna McCland and Miss Mozell McCland
| The funeral Will take place at 1880
o'clock this afternoon from the Provi-
Quoted by the Rev. Porter Hardy.
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Fifth Street Methodist Episcopal
Rev. Asa Drscoll, both ,c.o5rnhns ard
Titled throughout the week
Services at West End Mat'lodist Epis-
copal Church today; Sunday,seh9o 3, 81 (,
NJ. conducted BY the, pastor the Rev. A,
G. Bergman, At the, morning service
the ordinance of infant baptism Will hs
ad ministered and the doors o. the church
will be opened for the recep,;on of new
members.
AT cowardin;; Avenue Christian Church
he Re b C. e. srTees ha erennE w
ject will be- "Shall We Know Each Other
II Heaven" NH Wood%atd d,o has de Dc
has been requested by a great many u
the Roy. ". ": ssk viii preach in
m Embast e at evo bG
sermon will be, THAT Yourg Man"
TO BE MARRIED.
Considerable interest Is felt here in tho
marriage of the Rev, William II, LII
PraQe, Formerly OF IHeslerIleld county,
which will occur on Tuesday, night In
the North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Of Atlanta. Ga. Mr., LA Prade Is Inslor
of the Wesleyan Church, of Macon, Ga,
and will live In that city. with his bride,
who IS Miss Irene Virginia Fraser, of
Atlanta
WILL ELECT OFFICERS.
AT a joint meeting. of the Board Of Al
dermen npd the City Assembly to be
held In the Council chamber on Thurs
day evening next several city officials
viii be elected, Those whose terms have
expired are; Superintendent OF Mnury
Cemetery, city scavenger and four mem
ters OF the City School Board.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The condition of the little son of Mrs
cogbill, No. 81 13ainbridge Street, is rap
Idly improving under the treatment Of
Dr.. Lawrence Ingram,
While engaged in painting house on
East Eleventh Street rec ,a few days ago.
M, " D. Jones lsl from TO f,ia ladder ana
A meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Society