Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-07
BRIEF MENTION.
vxwsy MOTIFS ABOUT RICHMOND PEG.
PIE AND THEIR VISITORS.
Grand Commandsry Of Knights Templa'
Nseting-Psstoral Call Extended,
&C., &C., &c.

The Henrico County Court meets to-
morrow.
The Grand Lodge Of Masons meets 10
December.
Hon. George D. Wise was In Washington
yesterday.
The Board OF Aldermen meets to.mor-
row evening at O'Clock.
No important cases were disposed OF In
tie City Circuit Court yesterday.
Major u. f. Eakle, the manager OF the
White sulphur Springs, is In the city. +.
Bishop Randolph will preach at the Sol
diers' Home at O'Clock this afternoon.
DIR George 4. Steel, surgeon OF the New
York Hospital, was in Richmond yester-
day.
Sergeant Seal, Of the Second police dis.
tIict, Is on duty after an illness Of several
weeks.
Mr.. F.. NJ. Boykin has been elected gov.
ernor Of the Mozart Association Utce Colo
mel S. b. Paul, resigned.
MIR. George W. Morris and bride nee
Miss LubbOck) have returned to the city
after brief wedding tour.
The WestEnd Hunting Club left yester-
day evening for their regular fall hunt.
They will be gene about ten days.
The Grand Chapter OF Royal Arch Ma
sons will meet at 81. Adams Hall Wednes-
day, November l7tb, at O'Clock L. NJ.
DR.. Charles l.. steel, demonstration OF
operative dentistry, University OF Mary
land, Baltimore, has returned to the city.
Miss Maggie e. O'Donnell, Of Brooklyn,
n. u, after a pleasant visit 10 friends and
relatives in this city, left for home Tuesday.
Mr.. W. B. Hszleton, a Baltimore jour
| naist. we'll known in Richmond, died in
Baltimore Friday Of soiteRing OF the brain.
After Friday the 18th Lee Camp head
| quarters will be over Mccarthy & Haines's
| store, Broad street between Sixth and
| Seventh.
| Miss Mary Humphreys, OF Norfolk, and
| Miss Nan g. Mebane, from near Milton, y.
| G., are visiting Miss Robins, OF 3l3 east
| Clay street
| Miss Ella Carter, OF Goochland, is the
guest Of Mrs. Logan Spiller, 2O9 south
| Fourth street, where she expects TO remain
during the winter.
An excursion train, which leaves for
| stanton on regular schedule next Thurs
day, affords fine opportunity to visit that
| city at reduced rates.
An extra session Of the General Assem-
| bly, is talked about, and in political circles
| is regarded as one OF the strong prO6abili-
ties Of the near future.
Mr.. W. II. Shea, conductor on the Chesa-
peake and OLio railway, who accldeuty
| got hurt at Newport News about month
| ago, was able to 90 out last week.
Rev. Dr. BedsOe, Of the Methodist
| Church, administered the ordinance OF
| laptism to one candidate in the Second
Baptist church yesterday afternoon.
Misses Mary and Mamie Warren. for
mcrly Of Richmond, hut now residing in
| Baltimore, are in the city, the guests OF
| Mrs. Or. Steel, 20S south Third street.
The Grand Commandery of knight,
Templars. which Is composed OF the coun-
ell officers and past commanders OF local
communicates, will meet at 81. Adams Hall
at 10 A. NJ. November 10th.
Rev. pr. W. +. Hatcher has been chosen
TO preside over the National Baptist Con-
.ress, which meets in Baltimore on the
10Th instant. He WAS president Of the Nlr-
cinia Baptist Congress, which net IN Dan
Nlilt IdSl spring.
Miss Eugcnia Blair, a member OF Warde's
excellent troupe, which closed a successful
engagement at tie Theatre last night,
called on Governor Lee yesterday and spent
some time viewing The attractive relics, &c,
in the Capitol building.
The drama "Social Glass" will he pro-
ductd at Corcoran Hall Thursday and FRI
day nights Of this week 10y cast OF the
best local amateur talent. Ihi>i> dpleaSihg
Ilav, and has been produced In this city and
Manchester several times with great sue
cess.
The new system OF teaching modern Ian
CuegeS introduced by Professor HaS>clrn
into Richmond College has met with great
success. The schools ere larger now than
| ever before. and the progress Of the stu
dents j. said to be remarkable.
At the meeting Of Lee Camp Friday
night the committee appointed to look alter
/ tie remains OF soldiers on the battlefield oi
| seven Pines reported that eleven b0die'
were found. three heing Confederate and
| the others Union. The former were buried
in Hollywood aud the latter IN the National
| cemetery.
Rev. T.. c. Cave. who has recently ac-
| copied The pastoral charge o. the seventh
| street Christian church, win prc,ch bis fret
! sermon tbi, morning. This distinguished
/ gentleman WAS formerly pastor OF this
| church, and rs such made an enviable repu-
! tltion. Professor McClnt0ck will preach
at this church tonight.
The congregation Of It. Johns Episcopal
! church. Petersburg, has extended call 10
/ the rectorship Of the church 30 Rev. W, l..
Grayatt, a>sistan. rector Of $. PauPs Epis-
| cop9l church IN Richmond. Mr.. GrayItt
! has been called to succeed Rev. j. c. Hob
son. who has accepted call 10 the Epi,co- |
pal church at Amherst Courthouse.
Mrs. Kate Plumer Bryan will arrive in
| the city on Tuesday next upon a short visit |
! 10 her Richmond friends. While here She |
! VIII stay At the residence OF her son. George |
| Bryan, Esq, 11Ul cast Broad street. Rev. |
/ v. :. y. Bryan. Of Wet Virginia, will De |
! here at The same time in attendance upon |
the session Of the synod OF Virginia.
Cards are out Tor The marriage Of Hr. +. |
| II. n. Lively, OF Richmond, Va. to Miss |
! ileicu Butcher. oi Cornwall, Eng. now |
| visiting the family Of her brother-iu-law, |
| Attorney l!maC, q llugucnot. y. Y. The |
| ceremony will take place az the Church Of
! the TRANSPORTATION (Epsc0pSl, Twenty |
ninth street near Fifth avenue, New York,
and will be performed bv the pastor.
A. G. Porter. treasurer. and J. \. Cosby,
| collector OF Madison Council, No. 90, Home
| Cuclc, on yesterday paid to the heirs OF !
| Mrs. Alice Schaap, deceased, S3.j)0-the
! amount OF her benefit certificate. This order
| was organized in 1879, and j. now well
established aud in flourishing condition.
! lnsurcS its members from $500 10 $1,000. |
This is the sixth benefit paid to bencfcuTes
in this city.
The Dispatch yesterday had visit from
a former townsmaD, Mr. Wililn VI. POin.
dexter, OF Washington city, who will be
here for few days. He is the architect of
the Harris building here; also, OF the resi-.
| dence OF Captain Philip lIaxall, the former |
! by general consent the handsomost private !
| residence iIr the city. Mr.. PoindeXter mas |
finished plans for several superb residences |
! TO be erected in Richmond next summer
| among them one for Dir. t.. b. Addison, |
! corner Second and Grace. ana one tor Mr. |
Hlrsh, on upper Franklin. He Is the arch |
iioct OF Columbia College, Washington, -. |
c.. also, Of President Clcveland's cottage |
| and the buildings at the Soldiers Home. |
| The latter to cost, when completed, over a |
! quarter OF i million.
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