Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-12
I city from New York, whore she has been
] visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas r. Price.


Rev. DIR. Hatcher will preach the second
OF his series of sermons on the Distinctive
Doctrines Of the Baptists tonight. The
subject will be: who is the Proper Sub
ioct for Christian Baptism"
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Mr.. Francis Jordan, Of Buena Vista, is
visiting this city.
Mrs. Ralph johnson and daughter, Miss
Mabel. OF Washington. ID. c.. are stopping
at Mrs. Duvaps. 30i cast Franklin.
Messrs. W. Ashby Jones and T. W.
full fishing trip on the Chickahominy river.
Mr.. Jones caught club the weight of
which was eight and half pounds.
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DIR. Kerr being quite sick with the grippe.
Rev. DR.. Richardson will preach tor MN 81
the First Presbyteria church this morning.
There will be no services at night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar E. Lowry, Of Lexing-
ton. Ky, formerly of this city, have re-
turned home after o delightful visit OF
three weeks here to friends and relatives.
Mr.. W. II. II. Lynn, of Stanton, past
grand high priest and the present grand
lecturer Of the Grand Royal Arch chapter
of Virginia. left for home Friday after
visit Of fortnight. He came IN the in
terest of Capitular Masonry, and he was
bus,ly engaged all the time he was here
lecturing classes or comforting. degrees.
Al different times be conferred all the de-
grees from Mark Master to Royal Arch IN
elusive.
Mrs. e. G. Moncure, of Bowling Green,
was in this city last week.
Mr.. w. A. Moncure will visit Judge Mon
cure, of Caroline county, in q few days.
Miss Carrie Miller, Of Cincinnati. o., is
visiting Miss Nellie Tree. No. 4O7 east Grace
street.
Miss Lima Mayo, of this city, is visiting
Mr.. w. Key Howard and family Of hen-
more, near Fredericksburg.
Mrs. James NJ. Miller. of Staunton, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. John b. Young.
ct No. 305 west Franklin street.
Misses Leila and Alice Montague, Of Bal
timore, are visiting their uncle, Mr.. John
II. Montague. Second and Franklin streets.
Mr.. John +. Mayer and Mr.. Charles A..
Nesbitt have returned from Washington,
where they went to pay the last tribute OF
respect to the memory of the grand com
nander, Albert Pike. The Kadosh cere-
monies were conducted by the supreme
Council, and Odell Squire Long, OF Wheel
ing, oficiated. Messrs. Mayer and Nesbitt
were among the twenty-one selected
knights who.took part in the midnight SER
vices.
Mr.. Arthur L. Peasants, Of this city. was
in Norfolk Friday.
CAPTAIN r. s. Parks, of Luray, Va, was
in tho city last week on business.
Mrs. Frank Z. Patrick sailed for Europe
Yesterday in company with her aunt, Mrs.
Lewis, Of Raleigh, N. @.
Miss Blanche Parkinson. of Richmond,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry n. Cor
don, at No. 926 Franklin street, southwest,
Roanoke.
Judge Henry l.. Palmer, of Milwaukee,
Grand commander of the Northern Masons,
was in the city Tuesday, stopping with
Colonel john b. Cary. He left Wednesday
for his home Judge Palmer is also presl-
dent of the Northwestern Mutual Lite-ln-
surance Company.
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Mr.. G. B. Ryan, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio passenger department. Cincinnati, IS
in the city.
Blackstone Courier: Beautiful wedding
cards are out from Mrs. Elizabeth X. Ro-
bertson, of Richmond, requesting the
presence of friends to the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Lillian, to Samuel n. Cham
berlain, on the 18th Of April, at half-past
8 o'clock.
Charles Stacy, of Richmond, was at the
Felix Hotel, Roanoke, Friday.
DR.. Frank Shields, of Newport News, is
expected in the city this week to attend
the Odd-Fellows' Convention.
Mr.. Philip Smith and bride, of Coving-
ton, Ky., are the guests of his father, Mr..
John Smith. 7O1 north Twenty-ffth street.
Miss Susie P. Swinburn, Of Newport, r.
l., Is visiting Richmond and is the guest OF
HIS. Leroy L. Brown, GAG west Grace
street.
Miss Nellie D. Thompson, of Amherst,
Va, is visiting Mrs. Duyal, 30l east Frank
lin street.
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Mrs. L. @. Waller and Mrs. n. J. Vose.
of this city, are visiting Norfolk.
Mr.. +. B. Wing, superintendent city de-
livery Norfolk post-ofice, is visiting Rich
mond.
Mrs. Maria T.. Walker and Miss Lizzie
Walker have returned from O visit TO
friends in Atlanta Ga.
Colonel J. W. White is confined TO his
bed bat, is feeling better, and it is hoped
he will be out again soon.
Miss Nellie Jackson, daughter of Governor
Watts, of Montgomery, Ala, is on visit
TO Mrs. M. b. Wade, 403 east Main.
Misses Marry and Adele West, now OF
New Haven, Conn, and formerly of this
city, will arrive in Richmond tomorrow.
They will be the guests of MIR. A. l.. West.