The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-28

i. Taylor. Miss Fortune scott, bliss Na""''
Scott. Miss Anne Armisiead, Miss Lucy
Blair Hon. }. Taylor Ellyson, Miss liatte
Blankenship. B. &. Wherry, David l.uins-
den. Miss Columbia Hayes, John frice'
Charles Watkins. General &. }. Anderson.
Miss Mary and Miss Annie Williams
Miss Mollie and Miss Lucy Al
lace. Dr. lierndOn. of Ashlalo'
James b. Marshall. Mrs. Dr. Burfoot. Miss
Mary Lane. Miss Nirgie Cadot, Hiss Emily
Glasgow. Miss Mary Quarles, Mrs. 1. ~.
Neal. Mrs. George Marshall. Mrs. Dr. .. A..
Allen. Of panvile. Mrs. Jacob lieinhardt.
Mrs. John II. Knowles. Col. Archer Andcr-
son, James Gray, :. II. llawes, Rev. W. p.
Jndkins. Daniel Taley, 4. u. TAYLOR Prof
Hasselod, Miss Edna Marvin, Mr.
and Mrs. Rnfus IL. sarVay' John John
Alice Whitfield. Of Alabama: Jacob Rein
hardt. samuel Workman. Rev. DR.. Richorj-
son, j. Calder and wife, Miss Lulu Bethel.
Littleton Fitzgerald, G.. T.. fiNwilsor'
Mrs. Charles l.. Willis. Robert Lecky.
j. L. swords, John Boucher Dr. lsacc
Curd. Miss Hattie Read. Miss Mamie Read.
Miss Lotto Hartman. Mr. Maxwell i.
Clarke. ThOs. :. Atkins. Manfred Call.
Allen D0nman. Mrs. Ohio kean. pr. Ihos.
J. Moore. W. J. Blunt, Mrs. Frank Biniord.
Henry lIolms. Miss lottie Barksdale. +.
Dallam B2rksdale and wife. John W. Cor
don, Willie ~t0rrs. Charles l.. Todd. Miss
Garrett. George Wyihe Paynter, Mrs. vii
lie Robertson, ". ID. Paxton. Rufus II.
Narbr0ugh. Miss Ncita Potts, Writ
Henry. Jr.. Miss Kate Marshall
Miss Lucy Williams. Miles Cary, Miss Bor
tie ChCstcrman; Colonel Lathers, Of New
York: Mr.. Atwatcr and wife. OF Massachu
sctis: Bishop Wilson. NJ. VI. Gillian. DR.. j.
Is. Hazen: Rev. n. H. llawes. Of Staun-
ton; Rev. DR.. r.. L. Kerr. DIR. G.. \. Fair. Dr.
II. G.. Alexander. Rev. Peyton II. Hoge and
Wife. Capt. II. g.. Scott. Rev. Nr. stewart
y. VI. Wilson and wife. Misses Mohet, Rev.
l.. ID. lumhul. Miss staples. Of New York;
Alexander Cameron and wife, Frank T.
Glasgow and wife. Robert &. Morton and
wife. Thomas Brandor and wife, Polk Mil
Ter J. ID. k. >leight Mrs Tucker Caring
ton. Miss Jennie pclOuze. +. William Penn
hortOn and wife. James Blair, Mrs. Truman
\. Parker: Miss Gu~sie Daniel, Miss Mary
Young. Thomas PoindoXter; Charles T.
Taylor and wife, Mr.. lh0s. r. Ballard, John
Is. Childrey and wife. Miss Lizzie Marshall
Il. II. Meade, Miss Julia Egglos'on, Miss
Matte Eggieston. Miss Brennan, Miss We'd
dell and Miss Quarles.
LETTERS AND TELEGRAMs.
DIR. Hoge received dozens of c0ngratua-
tory letters and telegrams yesterday. and
by last night hc had am immense batch.
several valuable presents were also re-
caiNed.
sTENOGRAPHlC REPORT.
Mr.. McGlone, sten0graphcr. was present
at the Academy exercises last evening, and
made a stenographic report Of the proceed
ings for Che committee of arrangements.
This Will be written out, and will Dee used
q
ratiye OF the occasion.
AVAILABLE LIFE.
Dr. H0co has been a prominent figure in
Richmond ever since 1874. In 1889, at the
age OF nineteen. ne graduated at liampden-
sidney College, and after taking the course
of the Union Theological seminary. was
called as assistant at the First Presbyte-
rian Church in Richmond in 1914. Under
his charge "a colony from the parent church
was organized as the second Church 30
1915. Here De has faithfully minstcred for
fOrty-nyo wears. caring for large and inilu-
cntial congregation, acquiring reputation
of "a leader IN thought and cloquence, moi
only In the Church in the south. but among
presbNterlans no the United States. and de-
cliniug the prOters of other fields due to
that reputation. lie is fun Of the scotch
blood OF his ancestors, and when he fear
lessly ran the blockade during the civil war
10 England for the purpose Of obtaining
Bibles and other religious works for ih,
Confederate army. his application 90 thi
British and Foreign Bible Society was
strongly urged by the Earl Of SALISBURY.
and the latter was largely responsible ioi
his obtaining four thousand pounds WORTH
of Bibles and tostaments.
Dr. H0ge made many friends there, and
widencd and strengthened his acquaini-
ancos when latorhe Travelled throughout ku-
rome and was "a delegate 90 the Ian-Ire-bl
terian councils in Edinburgh i'm 1871 and 10
London in lSSS lie was also a delegate to
the Evangelical Alliance in Philadelphia iu
1873. and is frequently called tO make adj
dresses before church, scientific, and liter
AIRY bodies in many parts of The country.
Al the recent meeting OF The Christian All
ance iu Boston he WAS marked hgire, ana
his address was highly commended by the
press of that city. llc made AN address IN
1873 at the un'eiling Of the ,toncWail Jack
son statue in the Capitol square.
DR.. H0ge belongs 10 family of minis
listers. His grandfather. Moses lloge, after
serving for "a short time in the continental
army during the Revolution. entered the
PRESBYTERIAN ministry and became Presi-
dent OF llampdcn sidney College, position
aiterWarl rendered 10 Doh, grandson. His
uncle. James llOge. was % CLERGY man, ana
Nas the pioneer ui fhr temperance move
ment In Ohio. His father. samuel Davis
llOgo besides being clergyman, was for q
time Nice-presideut0f lllmpdem Sidney ana
afterwards acting President 0f the Ohio
I University. Ills brother, William James
lI0ge, was for some time pastor OF the Pres
byteran Church 40 Petersburg, where he
died in 1864.