The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-31
NEWS FROM
,SOU'l'HS'IDE
Two More Dsatlls Recorded.
Anniversary Fete, With En-
joyaf,le Programme.
.DREWRY's BLUFF 81 ANGLERS Rs
Organizations hist Of Officers
and Meillbers-P Personals
Il and Briefs. II

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q Manchester Bureau, Times-D ispatolll
q IS No. 11o2 Hull Street n
Council No. 3, Daughters OF Liberty,
celebrated Its tenth anniversary last night.
and shte occasion was ono Of much fellci-
y tation.
Tho programme opened with the sing
! ting of the national lynn by all present
and then the divine blessing was Invoked
by Mr. George Payne. Vocal and instrt-l
mental music were popular and pleasing
Il features OF tho evenings performance.
Tho report of tho committee was read,
showing that from a beginning OF twenty
4 i've members the council had Increased
to over three hundred and showing also
the good financial standing Of the organ.
Y liza ton.
Addresses were made by Miss BERTHE
II Roberts, Mr.. T. W. Miner and Mr.. RI L.
"A Patram. Rccltations, more music and n
dialogue compile ted the formal par tot The
Z programme. Then came that always
& popular feature. REFRESHMENTS. The cele-
bration marked 81 ten years .of financial
and social success. 3j,s :,s
& Among those aking part In last nights
programme were the Waymacks Broth
z ersi Miss Andrews, Miss Turner, the
o Misses Sharp, Miss Mary Gil. Miss Liz
Y gle Laws, Hiss Emma G III, Miss Minnie
Carr, Miss Lottie Flourn1y, and Miss Eft:
II "a Gill large crowd was present
Fishing Club Meeting
Members of a55t Drewry's Bluff Fishing
y Club met last night In room u !. OF the
II Leader Building. This club has but re-
Gently been organized sg
Following IS n list Of Officers and m M-
bers OF the club: IS US
Officers w liam Gratznnwsky. presi-
dent; W. r. Bcatti VICE resid dent \ J. A.
8Llpscornb. secretary; J.5# s. Saunders,
treasurer: Commit tee on Finance, PARK
and Privileges. ". N. I1ohn, a. T. Chalk
ley r. 4 IoRry, lliarn n lien and
9mittee on LaWs. William Gratznowsky,
Il president; w. r. Beattie, yice-presdep
4 and j.. a. Lipscomb secretary.
McmbersJo ohm e. S UItz, j. s5i; ". Francis.
\ r.. u. Hogan. y. W. Clary. r.. II; Wells
William Kahn. G. y. Petit, "a 6: links.
IL 8. Saunders ~ & q. Neal. Peter Donald,
Vernon Bradshaw. Ernest Bradshaw. a.
] n. Lowry, bessie Baber, Captain j. r.
4 Lipsey. G.. H,5iE Fl osken. 5;l tier scdi Z
II G. al. Pickett. James Baber, w. Is. Brice.
q Judge James d. Gregory. George -. IIuS
hand III T. Abbott, r. GIL !, y r. r.
Moody and "a. b. Cheat ham. IN Il
Followed Husband to Grave. S
IN u Mrs Mamie r. Bailey, OF Manchester
whose husband died q about two weeks
4 ago. died III fondayi at the Eastern State
Hospital IN williamsburg. The bod y was
u brought to Manchester last night and
will be a I he residence Of her brother.
MOI 2l4 West Twelfth Street. until burial
h The funeral will axe place to-day, and
Mrs. Martha AM rcHs II al led aS Monday
night in tte seventeen year Of her age
mt 4 the home Of her daug ter. Mrs.
Charles Pcarman. y o. 700 Stockton Street:
after3a lingering Illness. She leaves Ave
children---Afrs. Pearnan. Mrs. Alexander
y Crowder, Miss Mary Mills and Willie and
Ernest Andrews. The funeral takes place
this a fternoon at 2 clock from Fl fthy
Street Church. Interment will be 8 In
4 Maury Cemetery.
Juniors Trolley Ride.
'a5s New South Council. Jr. G. u "a. n.
will give a trolleyssrlde Wednesday. Sep-5
stember 18th, to Petersburg, where they.
will visit the ca rnlyal and audeville,
given under the auspices OF Old Dominion
Council. Jr. @. ~. "a. NJ a large crowd
will probably attend, and q pleasant time
! Is antlcipate ed.
III Personals and Briefs.
Tickets for the New South Council
trolley ride may DO II obtained Friday
night from the Ice. from Mr.. 6 cred
Sharps. or from the committee. which Is
composed OF Aiessrs. ]. n. Red ford, N, =.
Bailey and W. K II. WEIGH. iss 45a 3 II &
VS. The Fire Commissioners met last night,
{ but fall ed OF a quorum II
I'll Misses Cora and y Pearl II IIinnant left
yesterday for New II rls, where they will
visit their uncle. Mr.. John I. Baker, ut
tho Fifth Avenue H tel.
4 Master Alvin Vincent has returned TO
4 his home on East Eleventh Street from
u Dunlop, a. rs
Mrs. B. r. Hughes, who has been very
&ill at her home, No. l01l Perry Street, is
improving 5s iea$s sts55i ss E;s s5
\ M. Harryy NJ RuA4l and his wife. fors
merly OF Manchester and now OF New
!. York. are visiting Mr.. Rudd s brother,
Mr., II. d w. Rudd. of Mansfield. Ohio. 8G8S
Ii c. e., Clark OF Newport News! spent
Sunday with q his broth er.S p. ID. e Clarke,
i who Is Ill with typhoid fever. i
.s Mary, the @ little daughte OF B b NJ.
& Clarke, who has been Ii With typhoid
fever, is out again |. lSis q SS
sI5 Mrs: IT, S, Holt and family left satur-
I day for Amelia coup ty3 to visit friends
and relat tves. gs99 yysS: u S34s 8
S5 Miss Pearl Clary has returned from a
pleasant visit i O. Danville.
s, Mrs. j, u. I'LL ana M isses Vivian, Toby
Y and Jessie Gill loft Monday for q two
Il weeks VISIT to North Caro- lima.
coURT-MARTIAL.
sInv,estipate the Killing Of Two