The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-21
THE FAD in
MANCHESTER
Everybody Must Go to the
Masonic Bazaar.
A CONTINUED SUCCESS
Col, 3. Q. Janncs Counsel for Frank
Fi!zgerad-The Olympia Club Ban
quet--Mr. AtwelIs Funeral.
Capt. Jones Out-Personal.
Manchester Bureau. Times. Dispatch,
No 1902 Hull Street. }


Manchester Bureau, Times Dlspatch,}
No. 1102 Hull Street
It is the fad to go to the Masonic Ba-
xaar. The effort Of those in charge OF
the affair were crowned with equally as
great SUCCESS as upon the opening night,
and the ladies especially have reason to
be proud.
Tho programme last night was very
entertaining. Mrs. Charles Jones, who
has ono of tho sweetest soprano voices
in the city, sang in splendid style MY
All" which was received with much APP
plause. Mrs. Jones will sing again dur
Ing the bazaar.
Mr.. Archie Williamson. singer ans
comedian of rare talent, amused the au-
diencc as only he could. He sang and
told a number OF stories just as Press
Eldridge would have done, and he, too.
will be called upon to contribute further
be the bazaar ends.
Mr.. S. S. Perkins delighted the crowd
with beautiful cuphonium solo, and the
kforrisett quartette sang splcndidly.
This quartette embraces Messrs Nor
risett. Lewis, Phillips and Nunnaly. The
programme for tonight is equally rs
fine. The Independent Mandolin Club
will perform and Miss Deyercaux Will
entertain on tho plano.
Later Captain Cunningham, Captain
Phillips. Wilson and Freeman. Johnnie
Ryall. the Olympia Club entertainers and
others will contribute their talents to
tho entertainment and amusement OF
those who attend the bazaar.
All the booths are doing fine business
At Mrs. Daffron's booth there Is much
interest in the chances OF the most pop
ular doctor for the handsome bath role.
Drs. ingram. Hill, Brodnax, Loving.
Bacon. Garrett, Archer and Mathews are
In the race.
Voting on the stove for the most popu-
lar girl is also going fast, and the draw
ings for the Elks' pillow are nearly all
taken. Only twenty more cards are open.
WHERE 20 EAT.
In the restaurant and ice cream saloon.
meals and light refreshments can be had
at all times. This portion OF the bazaar Is
on the second floor, In the banquet hall.
and Is presided over by Mrs. Willie
Lipscomb and Mrs. J. a. Williamson.
COLONEL JAMES RETAINED.
Colonel B. O. James has been retained
as counsel for Mr.. Frank Fitzgerald. He
will appear In the case when 1t is called
In the Corporation Court to-day.
OLYMPIA CLUBS SUPPER,
The Olympia Club held business meet
Ing last night. after which the members
rat down to a delightful repast rendered
by Messrs. Hart and Reynolds " honor of
the birthday OF the president, who en-
tered into his thirtieth year upon the
stroke OF II o'clock. 1.t-- .ts@ -
Mr.. Wells spoke feelingly Of the cornpli-
ment paid him, and invited the club to
1oin him at nimllar affair next Thurs
day night The club voted to do SO.
An invitation from the Birds Club OF
Richmond. to Join them at a social session
tonight was received and accepted. A
delegation from the club will leave Moore
and Burkes at 1880 o'clock to be with
the Birds at IL O'clock. the time that club
gets together.
QUIET NIGHT.
But one arrest was made last night.
that of an old citizen for being too full
10 take caro- OF himself.
Captain James, of the police fH:e. who
has been sick for some months. was
able to be out last night, and was on
duty at the station house. His friends ex-
pressed much pleasure at seeing him out
MR.. ATWELLS FUNERAL.
A large body of Borrowing friends OF
tho late E. H. Atwell attended his fun
eral at Central NJ. E. Church yesterday az
ternoon at 4 o'clock. The services were con.
Quoted by Rev. r. NJ. Chandler most i'm.
pressively. A large delegation Of men,
hers OF Manchester Lodge. No. II, attend
ed and paid their last respects to their
dead brother.
Mr.. Atwell's remains were inferred In
beautiful Maury Cemetery. Mr.. Atwell
was one of the most popular of Manches-
ter's citizens. and his death is regretted
by the entire community.
FITZGERALD CASE.
Although the outline OF defense has not
been made public 1t is understood that
Frank Fitzgerald will. when his case Is
called to-day, plead guilty. and that he
will be sentenced on one count. and that
the others will be nolle prosecuted.
Mr.. Fitzgerald has the sympathy OF
many Of the citizens Of Manchester. He
was we'll liked and held In the highest
esteem, and no one wishes to SEQ the
entire number OF Indictments pushed.
POLICE COURT.
Mayor Maurice fined Anne Thompkins
$3.50 for assault.
Claude Jones and Peter Virgo eacf
paid $3.50 for being drunk.
Jordan Guy was charged $3.50 for shoot
ms a pistol. in the street
Walter Waugh paid $3.50 for fighting
and a. L. Powell contributed 81 for let
ting his horse wander about.
PERSONAL. AND NOTES.
Those who were Injured in the street
car accident are getting along nicely.
Tho City Mission will meet at Balm
bridge-S Street Church at 1880 o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. Luther Roach has gone to Mon