Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-07
pickett's men in his old Confederate first


lieutenant's uniform.
John D. Imboden yesterday brought
suit in the City Circuit Court against
A. W. CARRIER for LOCO.
Miss Bessie Addison left last week for
New York. where she will attend school
during the coming winter.
Mrs. James T. Halsey, formerly Miss
Sue Maury, Of this city, Is visiting Mrs.
A. ". CARRIER at her country home.
Miss Lily Hoge, OF Newport News, 10
visiting her old home and IS stopping
with her cousin, Miss Justis, OF NO. D
east Cary street
Miss Jessie Dade, OF Henderson, Ky,
and Miss Mary Hankins of Louisa coun-
ty. are visiting ut Mrs. Pegram s, corner
Of Sixth and Main streets.
DR.. George Ross received telegram
last night announcing the death ut
Hearne. on Friday, OF Mr. Beverly Beck
ham, brother of Mrs loss.
Cards are ont for the marriage OF Miss
Lizzie Whitlock to Mr.. Z. l.. Duke on
wednesday evening. October 10th, at
Yenable-5treet Baptist church.
Hon. George y. wiseand DR.. A. Mon
teiro went out 10 Hanover Courthouse
Yesterday to address the county Dcmoc-
racy on the issues Of the canvass.
Nlr. p. L. Griggs, Of Huntington, ".
Va, is here visiting friends and r. Ia
tlyes. and is the guest Of bis son, John
I. Grigps, Esq, OF east Main street
There will he n grand Democratic
mass meeting at the old Plne-Street
Baptist church next Friday night. SIEVE
raj prominent speakers have been en-
gagged.
Miss Mary Amelia Smith, daughter OF
the late Governor Smith, recently made
with her own hands a beautiful flag and
pre- ented 1t to the veterans III the sol
diers Home at Richmond.
The Sunday schools Of the First Eng
lsh and Trinity lutheran churches Will
hold q union meeting at Trinity chapel
corner OF Iwc0ty.ulIth and z streets,
this afternoon ct 3 o'clock.
The marriage Of Miss Maggie Nc
Gehcc. Of TIM city, TO Mr.. =. Il. TREE,
Of sing William, viii take place at the
residence Of the brides parents Tues
day, October gtb, atj i. VI.
Miss Nellie T. Dickinson has gone to
Orange, New Jersey, to spend a few
months with her brother Rev. !. 7.
Dickinson, who is pastor OF the leading
Baptist church IN that State.
At the late meeting Of the trustees
Captain VI. =. Dimmock was elected
"fellow Of the american Institute Of
Architects. The institute ia composed
OF the leading architects Of the country
and has its headquarters in New York
city.
Chairman william Ryan Unsupported
Captain g.. 4. Tompkina, Of Clay Wari,
transfer clerk in charge OF Democratic
h1alWaI.cls rae Nr. John Ii. Conner,
res cncd 70 engage in other work. CAP
tain lompkins had charge Of the heal
quarters last year.
Cards are out for the marriage in
~taunton on Wednesday next o.. Miss
Emma J.. Fruier, daughtor Of the late
Frank Prufor. of that city, to AIr. @.
Oscar NoIers. q promising young mcr-
chant Of Laurcuburr. A.C. Miss fruier
has many friends and relatives III hich-
moud.
One Of the social events Of the past
week was tine marriage of Major II. -.
Sc5cn to Mrs. Bosaio p. Winston. The
Major - most fayombly known as tue
manager If the eastern division of tie
Electric Line, AMI ms bride. WHO j,
DAUGHTER Of Or. Uenkheld, Of freic-
ricksbmg, is too well known far COM
ment. 4 few friends assembled and en-
loyed a hounteous reception.
The 1mcricoa lrt J,urH1i Of New
York savs Among tine vast number OF
compositions for TIE lhurch which have
appeared during the past few years ve
can remember nothing which has been
more in kecpingNiihits subject than the
cave Maria by Mr. p. G.. Hair, of
Richmond, Va. which assuno 10y Miss
File Stewart NJ the Cathedral la-t SUn-
day morning. Tine work 10 mal5dious,
the harm0uIzahou modern. while tho
effect of the whole is ecclesiastical in
character and Is mbued with "a 'ruly rc-
iqious spirit. Although If evidently Was
not. THANK goodness. written for the
market, it will doubtless be IN great de-
m4nd.