Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-11
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The Board Of Aldermen meet Mo"-
dsy evening at = O'Clock.
Mr.. John w. Starke, Of Hanover
was in the city last week.
Mr.. L. W. Conner, Of wsynesboro''
was In the city last week.
DR.. Hugh T. Ne,soo, Of Chariot'es-
vile, YVES IN the city lsst week.
Mr.. George Washington, OF Caroline
county. WAS In the city last week.
Hon. w. w. Berry, from BEDFORD
county, was In the city last week
Miss Bessie Williams, Of South Caro-
lima, is visiting Miss Lizzie Putney'
DR.. c. U. Gravstt United States
Navy and lady are ut the Exchange ho'e''
Mr.. Mckenzie, Secretary Of State oil
Kentucky, visited Judge Flournoy yes'ei'
| day.
Mr.. A. G. IIenkel and lady, OF
waynesboro', Va, were In the city las,
week.
DR.. j. Dudley Pendleton, Clerk OF
the Virginia Senate, was in the city last
| week.
Mr.. J. Williamson Cosby has re-
tuned to the city after peasant WISH
| south.
Hon. John r. Thurman, Senator
| from Bedford county, was IN the city yes
terday.
MIR. W. T. Michaux, Of Powhatan
county, Va. spent several days in the city
last week.
Mr.. Straughn Lawton, who has been
very ill WAS sufficiently recovered 10 De OUT
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Pendleton, daughter oil
DR.. =. Il. Fendleton. OF Cuckoo Va lsNis't-
| ing friends in the city.
Mr.. W. E. Edmond will leave here
| for MillbOro' on the 18TH, where ne PIo'
| poses 10 stay until fall.
Several prominent society ladies ana
gentlemen OF this city propose getting up
some theatricals after Easter.
The Henrico County School Board
will meet nj the court. house at ii O'Clock
tomorrow (Monday) morning
Miss Alice Marrow, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Stegar. left for her home, in
Meckenburg county, last week.
Mr.. W. Freeman Dance, Of Alsop,
Moshv d co.. returned Tuesday after visit
TO his home In Pow hstan county.
Miss Harrison, of Opelika. Ala, is
visiting her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs James
H. Drake. al 1907 east Clay street.
Mrs. Edwin A. VIM left the city on
Thursday for atlanta. Ga, to visit her
friends, DIR. and Mrs. J. q. Armstrong.
Richmond Commandery, Knights
Templars is actively drilling preparatory
10 its pilgrimage 10 Providence, X. l., in
June.
Mrs. j. Turner Morehead and
daughter OF Lesksville. y. e.. are the
guests OF Mis-. James Thomas, east Grace
street
Miss Isoiine NJ. Moses left this morn
ing for New York for the benefit OF her
health She viii stay with her aunt, Mrs.
A. VI. Kelley.
Miss Mary Harrison, Of Opelika,
Ala, who has been visiting Mrs. Drake,
l01l east Clay street, returned home THURS
day afternoon.
Mrs. c. Gray BossieuX and little
daughter left the city Thursday for visit
10 friends in Philadelphia, To he absent
about a month.
Mr.. j. d. X. Sleight will spend to-
day at Bulfield." and will address sun
| day school gathering In 81. Martins church
| at Hanover JUNCTION.
Judge z. L. Henley and wife and
Miss Lucy Lane were IN the CITY last week.
| The latter is the daughter Of Captain l.. w.
Lane, OF James City county.
Miss Virginia CroxtOn, daughter Of
| Hon Thomas CroXton, who has been visit
| ing friends here, will leave for her home in
Tappshannock, on Tuesday next.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Spillman, Of L. c. Will
lin ms 4 Co, left the city last Friday for
| Philadelphia. where he will visit friends for
several days before returning home.
The Southern Baptist Convention
meets IN Montgomery. Ala, on the 10th of
| May. FrepaiatiOns are being made by
! many of the Richmond people 10 attend.
Mrs. Resale Winston is at the Linden
| House Second and Franklin streets, having
rented her house (No. 100. corner Ninth and
| franklin streets for tho summer months.
Miss Lettie Stansbury, who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. A. Os,eloh,
| left the city Friday for Baltimore. where
| She Will spend the remainder OF tnis month.
Miss Sadie Coop, of New Orleans.
/ a great favorite in Richmond. is expected
/ 10 arrive in few days. She VIII be the
/ guest of Miss Lille Wilson, No. el9 west
/ Grace street.
Mr.. Weames IIobson, lately with the
Virginia Paper Company, left n few days
| days ago for selma. Ala. to accept posi-
| ton in that city. His many friends WISH
him success.
Bishop Keane'S Lenten sermon this
! evening will be on The Prodigal Son."
| Next Sunday palm Sunday his subject at
| The night service will be "The Kings Mar
nRge-fcast.'
Mr.. John Gilmer and family, Of
! Goochland county. who are well known In
! this city left last week for Walla Walla
| Washington Territory, TO make IL their
future home.
Miss Carrie Pace, Of west Franklin
/ street will sail for Europe on the steamship
| City Of Rome, which leaves New YORK on
the 2sth OF this month, and will be absent
! ayesr or more.
Willie Starke, an old Richmond boy.
who has been living in New Orleans for
! thirteen years. is in the city on short visit
for the first time since he left 10 make his
| home elsewhere.
Miss McClelland, Of Nelson, whose
| Story" Oblivion has placed her In the
| front rank Of American novcllisis. will
shortly publish another novel which will be
looked for eagerly.
The young ladies Of Leigh-Street
| BAPTIST church will begin their spring cam
raign with q soclabe at Corcorsn Hail.
iuesd ay night. All are Invited and pro-
| miseda good time.
The members Of the Grace-Street
Baptist sunday school are busy making
preparations for their Sunday school ami
veisary. which takes place on the night OF
the 22d OF this month.
Mrs. "Stonewall" Jackson has re-
turned from her recent trip TO North Caro-
| lima where she was called by the Illness OF
her sister Mrs. Judge Avery, OF Morganton,
\. C., who has since died.
Mrs. C. S. Jackson, Of Pendleton,
oregon. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles NJ.
Wallace Mrs. Jac kson was a Miss CloptOn
and is the wife OF one of the leading jour-
nalists OF the Pacific coast.
The Richmond College Baseball
Club have accepted challenge from the
Randolph. Macon College Club. OF Ashland.
to play them game on the Richmond Col.
lege campus next saturday, April nth.
Mr.. Eddie j. Pizzini, of Richmond,
is doing well rs an actor with Mr.. Robert
L. Downing. He Is as present i'm Chicago
assuming the character OF Pioche: or. The
{ Man Win Many Wives. In "Vautour the
| | Exile"
: The departure of Miss Sybella