The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-26

having a pugilistic' performance satur-
day night were each fined 02.o0 and
costa.
Meeting Postponed.
The called meeting of the clear water
committee, scheduled for 8 o'clock to
night, has been postponed until Thursday
night at the same hour, on account of
the fact that Colonel Burgwyn, consulting
engineer, has left the city. He will re-
turn Thursday.
Extensive Revival Meeting.
The Cowardln Avenue Church is making:
preparations for an extensive revva,
meeting to begin in the near future. The
evangelist. Rev. C. e. Gilmore, who hao
been very successful In Indiana, has
| agreed to hold The meeting.
| The campaign in the church is In full
swing, and the sum of s3s7.10 has been
reported from the captains to date. Miss
| Corrie Jones Is leading the forces, having
reported sS1.50. r.. w. Duke is next,
| s74.50; Mrs. 4. w. Duke, s72; George
Blanton. s4455. Two thousand dollars
1 was raised while the addition was being
built.
Marriages to Occur.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Roberts have
| issued Invitations for ,the wedding ot
! their daughter Helen Ely, to N1rd. Z.
Baxter Wilton. Miss Roberts is an
/ attractive young lady, who is extreme :
lly popular here Mr.. Wilton Is a
carpenter. The marriage will take
place Thursday, February eSth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Donald have an
nounced the engagement Of Their
] daughter, katherine May Donald, to
Mr.. William A. Holzapfel. The cere-
4 lmony will take place on March 9th, at
IL O'clock In the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Donald, No. 316 Cowardin Avenue. At
4 ter the wedding the young couple will
make their home in Richmond.
Funeral Services.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane r. Toler, who
died Sunday morning in her home In
Swansboro, took place from Meade Memo
rial Church yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
The funeral of Charles Fowler. who died
Sunday night In his home in Swansboro
will take place from the home this morn
ing at $50 o'clock. The burial will he
in Bethel churchyard, Chesterfield county
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. G.
Hooker died yesterday morning In the
home in Swansboro The funeral will take
place from the residence at II o'clock thi:
morning.
Enjoyable Smoker.
II On Saturday evening the Mancheste
Branch, 4No. 1876, of the National Glas
Bottle-Blowers' Union, gave a smoker o.
III West Fifteenth Street In honor of on
of their fellow-workers. Mr.. John J
:: Stanton. who leaves here on Thursda
for Denver Col. where he goes on &C
count of his health. Several delightful
musical numbcrsSwere rendered, and tn
affair was most enjoyable. Mr. Waite
<avenaugh acted as tonstmaster an
kept the crowd In good Spirits through
:, out the evening.
> Among the guests were: NIessrs. Theo
dore Brahm. Thomas Hinkey. Edwar
Stapf, William 1avenaugh, Chuck Con
t nors, Ray Wilson, John Goeltz, Emil Il
Beck. Walter kuvenaugh, Joseph Kav
enaugh Michael "OId" Bayline. John /.
Stanton, Ivan Harris, John w. Moor
and John Wescott.
Destroyed by Fire.
home of Harry Glass, colored, nea
Centralia The family were asleep. ali
st barely escaped with their lives
vi The houseSwas a hve-room structur
e. and neither the building nor It's cor
d tents was insured.
Z, :. Personals and Briefs.
y, ~ Mr.. Oscar r. Moore. of No. 2l9 l1a.
Ninth street, returned to his hon,
= yesterday morning, after brief sta
- with his cousin. Mr.. 7. r. Bailey, ,
"a Beach, Chesterfield county.
ID Mr., Guy Gregory, OF No. 11o7 BAH
$ n bridge street, who is III With typhci
- is slightly improved.
a. tenth and Hull and Cowardin Az,
:, nue. arc complaining that the stree
~ are in a very bad condition.
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