Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-06

ocrspher. and viii reed the historical
sketch OF ths chapter, which will b OF
special interest TO I'll Royal Arch Mssons.
Miss Matte O. Hendrick, who has been
spending several weeks in tho city. lett
yesterday for her home, in MeckieuenrR
county. where she will spend several GAYS
and then return to Mrs. stephen Hunters
on CAPITOL street.
The big Three Club have removed TO
their new quarters on Main street ana are
having things put in splendid shape. Be-
cretary John w. StArke has been quite
busy for the last few days preparing for
the annual banquet, which Is TO take place
in few days.
The anniversary of the Young Mems
Auxiliary Society of Leieh-Street Baptist
church. will occur next Sunday night.
The Committee of Arrangements have Sc
cured the Rev. G. A. Fulton, ID. d., pastor
of Emmanuel Baptist church, Baltimore.
to preach the sermon.
Dir. W. ]. Warren, who Ii connected
with the Southern Express Company In
Wilmington, N. c., was at the Exchange
Hotel on Thursday. He Is veteran ex-
pressman and favorite with his employ
ers and his brother employees. DE re-
turned to his post of duty yesterday.
Mr.. W. Wayne Belvin. of Richmond. Is
at present in London. and for the moment
makes the Hotel Metropole his hesdquar-
tiers. Mr.. Belvin Is largely interested IN
American railways, especially those on the
Pacific coast. He gave brilliant dinner
last week which is said to have been tri-
umphof gastrcnomy.
The Board of Pharmacy OF Virginia will
meet in this CITY on Wednesday, March
18th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. in the hall of the
House of Delegates for the purpose OF ex-
aiming all applicants for registration az
registered pharmacists. All druggists VINO
desire to come before the board must send
their applications to MIR. Z. X. Beckwith,
secretary, Petersburg.
The Memorial Committee of the differ
ent Royal Arcanum councils In this city
will have their final meeting at Lauoe's
Hall Tuesday night, when the programme
will be arranged for the services 10 be held
in respect to the memory OF the late su-
preme regent, Charles 4. Loring. MIR. W.
H. Williams. of Union Council. is chair.
man, and Mr.. w. ID. Rice, of Shockoe, is
secretary. IL 10 intended to have distin-
guished speakers belonging to the order
present, and the public, especially tnt
ladies, will be invited to attend, as this
will be q union service of all the councils
in this city and Manchester, and as the or
der Is one of great influence and strength
there is no doubt that there will be
crowded house.
Bishop Van de vyver will begin series
of Lenten sermons az st. Peters Cathe.
dral tonight, and will preach every Sun
day night during Lent except on the eve
ming of the 9th of this month, wher
Father Joseph Stanger. of Charleston. w
Va. will deliver o charity sermon for the
benefit of the poor of Richmond. without
regard to creed or color. The Bishop:
theme tonight will be THE Authority oil
Tradition" The service begins At !
o'clock. Wednesdays at o'clock 7. Nj
there will be prayer and instruction. Or
Friday evenings at 8 the service Is the
WAY of the Cross. or the Stations of tbs
Cross" The same devotional service vii
take place every Thursday at $3.50 p. M. FOL
the benefit of children who cannot attend
at night