Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

Miss Irene Rodeker IS at nome SpehuAnB
the Easter holidays.
Dr.. O. =. Finncv. Of Accomac, an ex-
State senator. 10 N the city.
Miss Ida Clark. of Norfolk, is visiting
Miss Gillian at 81 west Grace.
Colonel Samuel +. Coleman, of Cumber-
land, was IN the city yesterday.
Miss Laura V. Huntley, of this city, is
visiting friends in Hanover county.
Dr. George B. Steel is a candidate for
president OF the Common Council.
Mrs F. W. Parkinson and daughter, Of
Danyille, are visiting at sol east Marshall
street.
Colonel S. W. Scott. of Guyendotte W.
Va. is listing his son, Mr. W. IL Scott, OF
this city.
Miss Molly Bagby (n6e Chidress), of
Fort WAYNE, Ind, is in the city visiting
relatives.
MIR. +. 4. Catlin has resigned as secretary
and treasurer Of the Richmond l6e-Ma-
chine Company.
Miss Grace Barry, daughter Of Captain
Charles T.. Barry. Of Norfolk, IS III the city
visiting her aunt.
Mr.. JOHN II. Dickerson. Of 9o1 west Main
street who has been quite sick for several
days, Is much better
General Joseph Il. Anderson has re-
covered from his recent illness and IS able
to attend TO business again.
Misses Annie and Mary Clare Macgill. Of
Pulaski county. are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. G. T. Bridges. III east Cary street.
Supreme Secretary Galesli leaves for
Norfolk tomorrow toinstall a new chapter
of the Progressive Endowment Guild OK
America.
DIR. J. W. BRYANT. who has been con-
fined to his house by sickness, IS cOnva-
lescent and hopes 10 be able to resume ms
practice next week.
One of the large glasses in the show-win-
dows at A. Saks d Co. 8 was broken yester-
day while some decorations were being
made in the windows.
Mrs. William L. White. accompanied by
her sons, daughter, and son-in-law, MIR.
Catesby b Jones arrived in the city yes
terday from st. Paul. MINI.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Jennie r. Bernard and Mr.. W. I. Chadick
at Union-StatOn Methodist Episcopal
church April 9th at $3.50 p. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Bowersock and daugh-
ter Miss May, OF Baltimore. Md, are VISIT
ing Mrs. II. c. Jordan, their married
daughter during Easter holiday.
Captain Thomas J. Holleran, wife, and
two children OF Somerset. hy., are in the
city visiting the Captains parents and rela-
tives, on north Seventeenth street.
Miss Daisy Franklin. Of Marshall, Mo,
pupil of the AUGUSTA Female Seminary,
is spending the Easter holidays with her
cousin, Miss Gillian, 81 west Grace.
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night was turned IN because Of chimney
fire in the county just outside of the cor
porate limits. There was no damage.
Mr.J d. K. Sleight will conduct services
with the Presbyterian church at West
Point this morning and address the West
Point Sunday-School Union IN the after
noon.
Over 100000 have been subscribed TO
build a new church for the Second Baptist
congregation in Atlanta. Ga. Rev. DR..
Henry Mcdonald, formerly of the Second
church here, is the pastor.
Mr. ". II. Bailey. formerly of Baltimore,
was the recipient recently of testimonial
from Friendship Lodge of Odd-Fellows for
the fine work he had done in that body.
He is one of the best-equipped Past
Grands in the city.
The marriage of Mr. William J. Barnett
.
from st. Peters Cathedral tomorrow at
Gas A. N. After the ceremony the bride
and groom will leave on the 1882 train for
an extended northern tour.
The Scottish Rite Nssons of the eigh-
teenth degree meet at st. Adams Hall this
morning at o'clock to witness the cere-
mony of relighting the candles. Mr. Will
liam Ryan, as master of Pelican Chapter.
will oificiate and will be assisted by Mr..
John +. May and Rev. Hartley Carmichael.
DIR. Ross. who has been absent from
home for the past two weeks on visit to
Mexico, is now in Los Angeles. CAL, with
his brother, Judge Erskine NJ. Ross, former
ly of Richmond, and expects TO return
home the last of this week. He writes
that he feels greatly rested and improved
by his trip.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland in a
recent personal letter 10 friend in Rich
rnond referred to his regret at not knowing
about the anniversary celebration of Rev.
DIR. Hoge's pastorate in time to have sent
his congratulations. He said be would be
glad at all times " to testify TO my apprecia-
ton OF the value to any community and 10
the country at Iargeof slch seitizan As DIR.
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