Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-22
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Colonel Cutshaw IL again confined TO his home
on account Of sickness.
Miss Lily Wade, OF this city, left this morning
for North Carolina to visit her relatives.
Miss Iclehart, Of Indianapolis, is the guest of
Miss Virginia b. Donaghe, 400 Grove avenue.
Tho uewly-elected officers OF Richmond Lodge
Of Elks will be installed Thursday night, April
7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Wallace and son, OF At
lanta. Ca 81, are visiting the family of Mr.. II.
Theodore kllysOn.
There will be a Democratic rally at the New
Market Hall tonight, at which many OF the can
didates will make speeches.
Mr.. Charles W. Dunchley and Miss Laura L.
Mason were married by Rev. w. A. Laughon
Sunday night at 5l7 Denny street.
Mrs. Sarah Bircnett, of No. 401 west Main
street, left yesterday on visit 10 her daughter,
Mrs. L. W. 4. Bultant, Of Surry county.
Union Democratic Club Will meet tonight.
Candidates for municipal offices viii be present,
and speeches by them will be the order OF the
evening.
The gallery that has recently been put in
Denny-Street Methodist church adds greatly 10
the edihce and the accommodation OF the large
congregations there.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Beulah
z. Ford 10 Mr.. Richard McCaw SOuthall at Clay
street Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday,
March Esd, at 2:30 7. NJ.
The infant child of Mr. W. Il. Chilery that died
at No 800 Orleans street Saturday night was
buried Sunday. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. W. A. Laughon.
DR.. J. W. Anderson has returned from Amelia
Courthouse, where no spent day ana nlght
transactine business and visiting his friends,
Rev. {. G. Wertenbaker and family.
Mrs. Sarah F. Warrington. wife Of Mr.. NJ. W.
Warrington died at the residence OF her hus-
band, on west Franklin street yesterday morn
ing al $3.50 o'clock, in the 6Sth year OF her age
The Ladies' AID Society Of the Fourth-Street
Baptist church win hold their annual sOciable
next Friday night. There Will be some good
music and readings. Refreshments viii be
served
Mrs. Susan Ward Relns has issued cards Of in
vitatiOn % tue marriage OF her daughter, Miss
Julia someryille, 10 Mr.. Luther b. Vaughan
Wednesday evening, Marcn oOtn, AT S.oU O CLOCK,
at thefirst Baptist church.
During the onertory at st. Paurs church Sum
day night Miss Irene Langhorne sang beautt
fni contralto solo" Like as a Father Ptieth His
Children The music was composed 10y Rev.
Mr. Carmichael, rector OF the church
Philip johnson (colored) was taken out TO the
nenitentary yeser lay from the city Jail TO serve
Two wears for ousebreaking. Arthur Allen lcol-
orodj was received at the state prison from Lou
doun county for three years for horsesteallng
The lectures by Rev. Sam Jones, which were
70 have been delivered here last night and to-
night for the benefit OF the proposed temperance
temple, have been indefinitely postponed, as the
evangelist has been detained IN the West by the
blizzard.
Rev. John jasper, accompanied by Deacon
Grimee OF the Sixth Mt. Zion church, went TO
the office Of the Clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
tcrday and secured a license 10 marry mary
cary He gave his age as 50 and the age OF his
brde-elect as %.
The sons OF Confederate Veterans will meet ct
Lee-Camr Hail next Saturday night for the pur-
pose of reOrganizng. The camp had nearly 200
members on roll year ago, and all OF these VIII
be asked to attend this meeting and help 70
build up a strong and active command.
Squire b. Frischkorn, Of Henrico county, held
an incuest Sunday over the remains Of a cOlored
man named j. W. Watkins, who was found dead
near the extreme end Of Williamsburg avenue.
The Jury decided that the deceased came TO his
death from exposure % the weather While drunk.
The four private boxes and two loges for the
Shelterng Arms concert 10 be given al the
Academy OF Music ON the evening OF March SSih
viii be sold at public auction tomorrow after
noon at / o'clock at the store OF Messrs- walter
ID Nosea Co. The concert promises 10 be a
great success artistically, socially, and imam
Cally.
Mr.. James Luxford, who was appointed special
commissioner 70 wind up the affairs OF Mr.. John
Rooker who became embarrassed while en-
gsged i'm the commission business and executed
"A deed OF assignment has made distribution
of the funds, whicn amounted 10 S-S'o~ . anu
welded the creditors twonty-four cents III the
dollar
The Young Fulton Baseball Club has reor-
gan,1ed 10 challeLgo auy club in the South. 1he
nlavers are: James kerse, right Held; Arthur
NrGauuoy, centre ieid John Morgan, pitcher; !;
Al Norgau, third base; Nike Roach, second
base. Nike Enright, short-stop; Davie McMan,
lett field; Willie Grady, nfst base; WINS En-
roughly, catcher.
Tho funeral OF little Lily MOrehead Connally
tool place Sunday afternoon at O'Clock from
ths residence Of her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
~ Thofnas at Second and Grace streets. Ineto
- a verv large attendance. The fnterinent
vsaa made at Hollywood. Inc display OF MOVERS
Was probably the largest ever seen on any SINH
lar occasion IN Richmond
Mr. Egbert G. Leigh. Jr., one of the delegates
from the Wholesale Grocers association OF hic.l-
,n Nemphis on Friday the 10th, loft last night
sor Chattanooga and from there he will 90 10
Nemphis Major W. j. johnson, tho other dele
gate IRON this city, will leave tonight or to-lnof-
row 10 attend the great meeting oil grOcers.
r,a faa,ure Of the meeting last night OF the
ucGuI Union was the reading OF avery able pa
- on :. Catholic Scientists" by DR.. ID. j. Cole
man The subject was e1hhustiyely treated.
TSe various sciences, beginning with astronomy,
-. tak en- consecutiyely and the labors OF dis
49, e.,,,sned Catholics in the different branches
outlined. f The attendance at the meeting was
large on next Monday night the society WIZ
nntsste the question: " should the Worlds Fair
Be opened on Sunday
DIR. Alexander Irvine, resident surgeon AZ tue
Soldiers Home. will leave In few days ior mama. :
VIVA. W. Va, 10 take charge of the Shenotias
Arms Hospital. charitable INSTITUTION es.ap
Isbed In that county through the Efforts VI
Bjshop Peterkin aud designed chiony ior M rno ?
bepoht Of miners and railroad employees. hho
a. od vets" give up Dr. Irvine with grcas reiuo =,
tance for he mas shown hmsen consiuera.o Vi
taelr wants and attentive In cases OF sickhess
Tho West-End Womsn's Christian Tempe
ranre Union held its regular meeting yesterday
evening, corner Reservoir and Gary ssaeess' 10
,s,th ouite q full attendance. Encouraeins TO
,.orts we're brought ia fron the work at tno
peniientlary, jail Soldiers Homie, a1a ,,pers.
,mre has been placed Ia the hospital a. the iat-
tor place by this anion. Il was desdvu no 70 1--WE
atteatIon 10 the Old soldiers and 10 nysisnc
sork. ana Mrs. Tydeman and Mrs- prvoAes
were appointed rsspscsn,s, ~ ,s,e =.
these departments over 1000 pages ol n'eia- ~.
tnre have been distributed during the isst low
weeks. ParIor meetings once month na's oeon
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