Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-21

building, and will remain here some
days longer.
Mrs. Governor Lee is sat home" on
Wednesdays.
Miss Dunlop. Of New York, IL the
guest of Mrs. John Dunlop.
Miss Lucy Dyson, Of Hanover coun-
ty, is in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. R. O'Mohundro and his son st.
Clair, of Fluvanna, were in the city
last week.
Major B. F. Eakle, general manager
Of the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs, is in the city.
Miss Mamie Moore, Of New Kent
county, who had been in the city seVe-
raj days, returned home last week.
Miss Evalean Keane is stopping with
her cousin, Mrs. NJ. A. Glazebrook,
corner OF Fourth and Main streets.
Miss Clara Otey, who has been visit
ing Miss Laughton, Of this city, has re-
turned to her home in Lynchburg.
Miss Baskerville, of Boydton, Neck
lenburg county, Va, is the guest oil
Mrs. Lewis II. Blair, 5ll east Grace
street.
Miss Marion Sibley, late Of this city,
now living in Atlanta, Ga, has met
with warm reception in her new
home.
Miss Mamie Taylor, of Staunton, who
has been visiting Miss Burress, No. 1O9
east Clay street, will return home on
Thursday next.
A friend at the University Of Vir-
einia writes DIR. j. William Jones's
recent lectures here receive general and
generous praise"
Mr.. A. L. Owen, Of the firm OF
Owen, Soldering & Co., the Broad
street clothiers, leaves for New York
tonight on business.
Miss Beth Jordan was specially pop
ular at the last Monday german, and
her departure for home in Cincinnati
this week was generally regretted.
DR.. George W. Harris, who lives at
the corner of Main and Fourth streets,
has been seriously i'll for two weeks
past, but was reported better yester-
day.
Rev. T. d. d. Clarke, Of Bridge
water, Va. is on visit to this city.
He is full graduate of Grocer Theolo-
gical Seminary, and is a very fine
preacher.
Miss Rose Terrell, who has been
visiting Miss Sue Neal, returned to her
home in Danville yesterday, taking with
her Miss Lizzie Putney, one of Rich
mond's favorites.
Rev. j. r. Harrison has been preach
ing all the week at Pine-Street Baptist
church to crowded houses, and has had
five or six converts every night. lie
will remain in the city the coming
week.
Thomas C. Williams, Esq, said to
Rev. j. X. Harrison, who is in Rich
mond in the interest Of Baptist work in
Southwest Virginia /" | like you and
like your work, and | earnestly desire
that you may be blessedin this effort"
The 10th section of the Constitution
Of the Knights Of Labor pledges the
order to demand at the hands Of the
State "the enactment of laws providing
for arbitration between employers and
employed, ard to enforce the decision
Of the arbitrators."
Mrs. W. c. Mayo gave a small party
on Tuesday evening to Miss Annie
Bruce, Of "StauntOn HILL Virginia.
Among those present were Miss Josie
Lyons Miss Gamble, Of st. Louis ;
Miss Mason, Of Fredericksburg; Miss
Mary Young, Mrs. John S. Wise, Mrs.
W. b. Stanard, Messrs. Page, Lyons,
Stern, Anderson, Conrad, Wyles, Smith,
and Young.
William c. Biting, d. D., pastor Of
Mount Morris Baptist church, New
York city, and E. S. Clinch, distin-
guished lawyer Of that place, passed
through the city last week on their way
home from Florida, where for several
weeks they have been recuperating.
Mr.. Biting has accepted the invitation
to deliver the annual address before the
Alumni Society of Richmond College at
their celebration in next June.
Rev. W. S. Plumer Bryan, grand
son Of the late Rev. William S. Plumer,
d. D., has been spending a week or
more with friends in Richmond. Mr..
Bryan's present field of work is in
Huttonsville, W. Va, where his labors
have been crowned with great success.
He occupied the pulpit Of the First
Presbyterian church last Sabbath with
great acceptability, and breaches there
to- day also, morning and night. He
will also address the Sunday-school
meeting this afternoon at the Third
church.
The following will show the church
relations of the members Of the State
Senate: Berry, Episcopalian Bib,
Baptist; Blackstone, Episcopalian
tendency; Bliss, none; Brown, Dis
ciple; Causey, Episcopalian by brevet !;
Dalton, Catholic; Diggs, Methodist !;
Duane, Baptist Edmunds, Episcopa-
Ian Ellyson, Baptist; Flanary, Me-
thodist Episcopal, South; Gaines, Pres
byterian Gee, Methodist; Gillespie,
Baptist Grim, none; HeatOn, none /;
Hodges, Baptist; Hurt, Presbyterian /;
Jones, Methodist tendencies {; Keezell,
no church, family Presbyterian Koin-
er, Lutheran Lovenstein, ISraelite ;
Mccormick, Episcopalian Mcdonald,
none; Meredith, Episcopalian Nor
ton, Baptist; Petit, Episcopalian /;
Read, Christian church Rhea, none ;
Staples, Methodist tendencies Stubs,
Methodist tendencies; Thurman, Epis-
copalian faith; Trout, Lutheran ;
Twyman, none, family Baptist War
wick, Episcopalian Wickham, Episco-
palian; Williams, Methodist Wing
field, Methodist.
Social Gatherings.
On Tuesday evening last the ball
room of the Saint Claire Hotel was the
scene of brilliant entertainment given
in honor Of Misses Bessie and Marie