Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-10

Miss NJ. T.. Crossette. OF Plain View, IL
visiting Mrs. Lclia L. Harmon, 915 north
Tweniy-sixth street
Mr.. r. M. Bridges, acknowledgements OF
the Atlantic-Coast Line at Petersburg, was
IN tho city last week.
Mrs. l.. 0tey Kent, who IL visiting her
sister, Mrs. DIR. Michaux. will leave Tues
day for her home. in Fluyanna.
Rev. w. W. Smith will address both
sexes on " .fhe AtOnement ut Old-Ma
Hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. J. II. Underwood, Presbyterian mis-
sion0ry 20 Corea, wife and child, are guests
OF Mrs. II. w. Mckinney, ut the Executive
mansion.
The silver tea given by the Sunshine
Band Of Kings Daughters, Of which Miss
Precious Moore is leader, was IN every way
great success.
Mrs. Lille Rosencrantz has returned
home. 10 south Morris street. after visit
OF several months with her brother, Rev.
Benjamin Dennis at Bessemer, Ala.
Colonel Normand Smith, of Henrco, was
in the city yesterday. and says that unless
there comes another cold snap there will
be an abundant crop OF fruits OF all kinds.
Miss Lottie Bigger is improving. Her
physician allowed her 20 SIT up little
while yesterday. and u is thought she will
rapidly regain her strength and soon DO
out.
Miss Sallie Talon. who has been visiting
Mrs. ID. Smith Redtord, returned TO her
home. in Philadelphia, last week. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Bediord and daugh-
ter, Miss Sallie.
Miss Julia ID. B. Thompson, who has
been spending the winter IN Washington,
10 now visiting friends in Philadelphia,
and before returning home viii visit Allan
tic City and New York.
Mrs. w. n. Atwill and children, of
Lynchburc. are visiting Mrs, 4. A. Baughn,
No. west Marshall street. Before
leaving here they will visit Mrs. +. A.
Yarbrough, on Chestnut Hill.
Professor NJ. l.. Shackelford. principal
Of the High School OF Fairnont, o. who
has been spending the past week with his
sister, Mrs. G. G. Walker, CPS east Frank
lin street. leaves to-day for OHIO.
The ladies of the Wcst-End Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will hold
their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon
az O'clock in the rooms over Ramos drug
store, on Cary and Reservoir streets.
Messrs. John J.. Williams & Son, Mr.. J.
+. George. and General Joseph X. Ander-
son have each subscribed 500 10 the
Sheltering Arms Hospital fund. The pro-
ceeds Of the recent concert amounted to
$3.50.
Intelligence was received here last night
Of the death IN the afternoon, at Sweet
Hall, King William county, OF Mrs. Wal
lace G.. Crump. who was well known IN
Richmond. She was IN the 2ith year OF
her age.
A performance will be given at the Gle-
atre next week by kleversahPs Mhustrels,
IN which forty performers will take part,
tor the benefit OF the widow Of Eddie
Glnn. the popular baseball player, who
died recently.
Mr.. Frank w. Banner will he married 20
Miss Mary Swinoiord, at Shady Springs,
Chesterfield county, on Tuesday the 18th
instant. Only members Of the immediate
families viii be present. No cards have
been issued.
Mrs. W. d. Bessie Rosencrantz is paying
a brief visit 20 her parents, at NO. 10 south
Morris street, and to her sister. Mrs. John
>. HarwOol, 1908 Floyd avenue. She Will
return 10 her home. ID New Jersey, about
the 10Th instant
Mr. and Mrs. O. Il. Pollard have issued
cards TO the marriage of their daughter,
Ruth +. Dickinson. to T. Garland Gary,
Wednesday afternoon, April 2Oth, at l
o'clock, al their residence, Hanover Town,
Hanover county.
In the Hastings Court Yesterday John
T.. Baker. charged with selling liquor on
Sunday, pleaded guilty and was fined $40
AMI costs. The remainder OF the day IN
tins tribunal was spent III the hearing OF
uumpOTant civil causes.
A special telegram to the DISPATCH from
Bristol. Tenn, reports that society man,
formerly on Richmond. was kicked out OF
q stable there a. tho result OF dlincuity
growing ont of remark made by HIM
which reflected on woman's honor.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Tlue Walue Perciyal to Rev. John W.
Harris. of BridgeWater, Va. The cere-
monv will take place at the residence OF
the brides fathcr, Mr. Maurice J.. Perci-
val, on Wednesday, April the 18Th, at
o'clock 2. NJ.
Cards are ont announcing the wedding
of MIR Harry Buxton Hartman and Miss
Beatrice Irene jackson, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Jackson, at -: Johns
church Thursday afternoon, April 2lst, at
$3.50 o'clock. MIR. Hartman is bOOk-keeper
for T. +. Minor a Co. and has WIDE circle
of friends here.
Many persons attended the session of
Sidney Lodge. No. 42S, |. o. q. L., FRIDAY
night. Several propositions for member
shin were submitted. much business DIS
posed of. and limitations duly performed.
A nice programme, consisting of reclta-
tious. dialogues, and solos, participated IN
bow Messrs. Schuman, Cocker. Jenkins, and
Pillow. and the Misses Bailey, Annie carp,
and Carrie Rice. was rendered.
Colonel Thomas Whitehead, the Commits
siouer Of agriculture, will leave tomorrow
for Alexandria, where he will attend the
Farmers Institute u be held IN Lannon $
Opera-House. commencing Tuesday and
lasting three DAYS. This is the first instl-
IN C. of the season under the auspices OF
the State Board of Agriculture, which Will
hold its quarterly meeting at the same
time. An interesting programme has been
arranged.
Dr.. V. I. Churchman and Mrs. Church
man. az rOue 20 Charleston. WA, stopped
10 VISIT Mr.. Churchman'S sister, Mrs Il. a.
Schultz. Their only child, sweet little
girl, was sick when they came TO itch
mond. and gradually grew worse until yes
terday morning. when death relieved its
sufcrncs. the remains were taken TO
Charleston, ". Va, for interment, leaving
here last night at 1880, accompanied by
the parents and Mrs. Schultz.
A very interesting game OF ball was
PLAYED on Strecker's Hill yesterday eve
nina between the Union Branch and the
Tweutieth-street mines, which resulted IN
the defeat of the former 10y a score OF IL
10 10. The batteries were Morris. Rlch-
ardson. and Richardson for the twentieth
street nine. aud johnson and Smith for
the Unions. The feature of the game was
the heavy batting bv Buck Curtis, OF the
Iwentieth-s,reet team.
Friday night there was quite large at
tendance al tho Red Mems fair at Sanger
Hall. Owing 70 theinclement weather the
scarf dance was postponed from Thursday
night 10 the following evening, and every
one present pronounced II perfect sue
cess. Tie young ladies who participated
i'm the dance were Misses Bella Walden,
Rosa and Providence Salamone, Carrie and
Fmma Meanley. Mabel and Edna Wey-
mouth. Lillian jenkins. Alice Cummlns,
and Sadie Peyronnet. The most notable
feature If the evening WAS the beautiful
statuary, IN which MISS Bella Walden repre-
sentcd Rock of Ages. The fair will con-
tluue this week.
Ambulance Calls.