Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-17
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PrrrnspuRo, Va. April 16.-Mrs. ID. NJ.
Dawes. who has been visiting her SISTER,
Mrs. William Cameron, has returned 10
her home. in Louisville. Ky. =,
Mr.. John Stesrns. of New York, IS the
guest this week of MIR. II. G. Hardy.
Mrs. Jane Weddell will spend Easter
with her daughter. Miss Mary Weddell. In
Washington. Misses Jane and Martina
Vaughan will accompany her: >.
Colonel Coaldecott. Of England. is visit
ing our city as the guest of MIR. Henry q.
Hardy.
Mrs. George.Cameron gave deiightful
card party several evenings ago ut her
handsome home, on Sycamore street, IN
honor of Miss Stearns. of New York. :,
. Miss Rose Hall. of Norfolk, will spend
the Easter holiday with her sister. Mrs. II.
b. Davis, on Union street:
Masters Thomas Maddox and, Wilton
Jones, students at Anderson school, in
tins city, left on Thursday tor their homes,
in Nottoway, to enjoy the Easter holi-
days.
Miss Matte Mnetree. of Atlanta, Ga,
will be here the coming week to attend
the wedding of friend, and during her
visit will be the guest OF Miss Lucea Jones.
She will then 60 to Richmond to visit Miss
Sallie Cullen Epes.
Mrs. Nj. w. Pyne has returned from a
pleasant visit to friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. Harry Finch, of Charlotte, n. u,
has gone to Norfolk to spend few days.
Mr.. Oliver Bendall, of Danville. is the
guest of Mr.. q. A. Richardson, on Har-
rison street.
Mrs. Knox Pannill has been summoned
to Lynchburg by the illness of her father
The Easter music at st. Joseph's
Catholic church will be rendered by. some
thirty or forty children led by the ladies'
of the choir. These children have been
carefully and patiently trained under the
direction of Rev. DIR. Kaiser, and will give
some delightful music.
Mrs. Frank Stabler, of Baltimore, is
visiting her old home here, and is the guest
of Captain and Mrs. +. A. Goodwin.
Mrs. James Fraser, of New York, Is
visiting her sister. Miss Grace Kevan. on
Market street. 80.
Mrs. Rosa DENLY, of Norfolk, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Davis. on
Sycamore street.
Captain Asa Rogers. of Roanoke. who
spent several days this week with frlends
in this city, has returned home.
Mr.. II. D. Williams. State secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association In
Virginia, visited our association this week.
Mir. j. f. Smith. popular and we'll
known citizen of Prince George county.
bears such striking resemblance to Gene
raj Fitz Lee that. particularly by strangers,
he has been mistaken for the ex-Gov-
ernor.
Miss Saintie Jackson, who has been visit
ing friends in this city, left this week for
Montvale. Va. =, >,
Mr.. George Martin, of Norfolk, an old
Petersburg boy, spent several days this
week with friends here.
Rev. Father T. j. Wilson, of Fredericks-
burg, who spent several DAYS conducting
examinations IN st. Joseph's School and
visiting his old congregation and friends
here, left on Thursday for his home.
Miss Kent Langhorne,. charming young
| lady visiting relatives here, will be mar
| ID. Clay Talbot, of Mt. Sterling. ny.
Mr.. George S. Bernard will deliver a lee
| ture before A. p. Hill Camp Tuesday eve.
| ming next on THE Maryland Campaign OF
| 1862" The lecture will give the expert.
ences of a private Confederate soldier du-
| ring four weeks march, commencing IN
| Chesterfield county on Sunday, August
| nth, and ending at Champions Gap IL
| Maryland on Sunday, September IA, 1862.
| The Sunday afternoon meetings for boys
| only at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation are largely attended and much In.
| terest is shown. Rev. DIR. j. w. Rosebro
| of Tapb-Street church, will address the
boys on Sunday on the subject of 1.-THE
| Ewes"
Mr.. James Buchanan, a wsll-known Jew
eller of this city, will remove to Washing
ton the early part of next week with hi!
family TO reside permanently.
Professor w. I. Thorn concluded his Sc
ries of six readings from the great poets
of the different ages this week, There II
positive regret among our people that thu
series is ended. His last subject was lib
sen," the Morse poet, whom he could no
recommend as healthful writer. Pro
lessor Thorn was the recipient OF thu
greatest cordiality in our community, ant
the probability is that next winter he vii
talk to overlooking audiences.
Mrs. Micou, OF Maryland, II visiting he
aunt. Mrs. w. +. Morrison.
Miss Ashky. of fredericksburg. is in tn
city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. ii
Camp.
Mrs. Kirk Seabury. of Blackstone, Is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. p. S. Seabury.
Miss Alice Lyle Jones, of New York. /
visiting her friend. Miss Otelia Mahon
Johnston.
Messrs. Ashby Manson and w. A. Sam
ford, prominent planters of Brunswick
county, are visiting friends In the city.