Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspatch'j
PETERSBURG. Va, March 26.-Mrs. Rosa Kerr,
Of Richmond, is visiting her niece, Mrs. l.. H.
Banner.
Miss Julia sully has returned from pleasant
visit 20 Lyuchburg.
Mr. and Mr.. David Dunlop and DR.. Hugh
stockden, who have been On pleasure trip 10
Florida and Cuba, have returned home
Miss Eugis Tenant. after "a charming WISH 70
friends IN Richmond, is at home again.
Nj. and Mrs. Duncan Wright, Of Scotland are
the guests OF Nr. X. l. Watson, on Union street.
Rev Or William H. Plat will Orlciate at
Grace Episcopal church on Sunday morning.
DR.. Plat "a one Of the hnert and most express
sive readers. aud one Of tho most impressive
preachers IN the diocese. which can BOAST cl
many Of the best preachers in the pulpit.
Mrs General Malone and daughter, MISS
Otehs. have returned from their trip 10 Florida.
Mr.. d. y. Pegram, OF Richmond, was in the
CITY this Woek.
Rev. }. X. Tiuery, pastor OF Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church. who has been i'll for the past
two weeks, Is cOnyalescent, but still unable 10
attend 10 his pastoral duties
Rev l.. ". Doggett, assistant rector OF Trace
Episcopal church. and, by the way, one OF the
most promising young men in the ministry, VIII
ehortly wed one Of fetersburgs most beautllul
and charming young ladies', the daughter OF
Judge Drurv A. Hinton, OF the Court of Appeals.
Professor ThOm's first lecture on Danles IN
feruO was heard this week by n large ana culu-
waited audience at tho Academy OF husic- no
lecture was a most delightful aud instructive
one Dante WAS ciassed as not only the nrht ot
the Christian poets, but one OF the two or three
great epic poets the world has produced. FRO
fcssOr 1hOm reads with fine expression, ana OK
plains "a he reads.
The address recently delivered by Comrade j.
r. Turner before A. p Hill Camp OF Confederate
Veterans on " The Battle of the Wilderness ana
the Part Taken Therein by NahOnes bfisade
ms boon very widely distributed in response 10
the demand Tor To- 1t has been neatly puDhsneu
in pamphlet form and embraces the recOilec-
tions Of many participants IN that great patue.
H.FV sraI ~
of the Misses Bernard, on Adams street.
Miss D0uthat. Of Charles City county, is well
come visitor % friends IN this city.
Miss Mary Dibreh has returned TO the CITY
from adeughfful visit 20 Leesburg, va.
Mr.. A. G.. Mcllwaino, Of Atlanta, IS spending
Nrs Patterson. OF Cumberland, Nd, Is the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. W. L. NenaDle, on
Sir. George Faison and Miss Elizabeth Mamie,
both Of Battersea, were married Ihurslay night
NJ the parsonage OF the high~Street heihouiss
Euis,Opal church 10y the pastor, Rev. W. w.
Lear. The company present compiised d 10"
intimate friends. ,,,
conductor ON the Atlantic COast-Line railroad
will shortly be married % a charming young
Rev. DR.. 5. =. HUI. for two years past the pas
tor 81 the Second Baptist church IN TINS city VIII
preach his farewell sermon sunday night, ana
next week will leave for Moetmoreand county
Rev. j. B. O'Reilly, OF the Church OF the Sacred
Heart, Richmond visited our city this week, and
preached al 81. JOsephs church.
Deputy City Treasurer T. W. Syan9r mas psen
40 mn Tor several weeks as to be unable to leave
hta house he il an efficient Oflcer and very
popular young uan. -, -, N,
Srs Jonn Frayley, and her son, Mr.. John w.
Frsyley, Of New York, spent several Gays tnis
week in ths cityas the guests OF Air. and MRS. g
Mir. :. W Hun, Of Baltimore, son Of Rev. DR..
8 +. HUI. pastor OF the Second Bapilst church
in this city, Will soon take charge OF the electfic
street railway in Raleigh az general MANAGER.
Miss Lem Davis, who has been visiting friends
IN Norfolk. returned homo this Week.
Air. NJ. kadden, Of Baltimore, who has been
visiting his brother, Mr. A. MADDEN, on o1ca-
more street, left for his home on Thursday.
Miss Mary A. Marks, OF Prince George county,
has been visiting her mother, hr.. NJ u. MARES
on east Tabb street, this week. - -.
Mrs Flournoy. OF Maryland, has been guest
for come days OF the family Of Rev. Dr. j. W.
NJ Henry Harrison, OF Prince George county,
who has been visiting his sister, MIS- JanieSOhi
on Marshall street, has returned nome.
The oldest member ~ the Virginia confer
ence Is tho venerable James a; H1aicK' OF lnls
citv He Is a true type OF the virginia clergy
man. and, though he long ago resigned active
service. he stin breaches occasionally and with
great force. ,-,.,,. -.
tives IN this city She came on 10 a.teha the III,
neral Of her father Mr. W. l.. WatAihs' anu
will spend several weeks here. Al,
Mr. duncan Wright, who has been spending
enrue months abroad, returned 10 the CITY thie
week with his bride. -,
Rev. f. r. Grifiih. Of Hanover county, mas
heeu assisting Rev. W. w. Lear all THIS week III
very successful revival at tho High-stroet
Methodist Episcopal church.
MIR Lawrence Minetree, who has Deen con-
fined 10 his bed by severe illness Tor some daye'
Is improving. n, u II Dammit
Mrs Thomas Pannin aud Mrs X. II; ranhll
left on Thursday on pleasure trip TO NashlnR-
ton baltimore Philadelphia, and New YORK,
and will be absent for some time.
Nrs NJ l.. BlantOu, OF nashville, IthH.' anu
MIR. John Il. Pebbles, Of Chattanooga, are guests
nj he residence OF Mr.. W. L. feeDies' III DIN
widdie county, near this city. H.
Miss Salhe hamilton has returnel 10 inc Vi'9
FROM a pleasant trip 10 Florida
Mrs ID. ii. Lynch, OF Richmond, who Tor ihe
mast two weeks has been visiting her sister, Mrs-
a. VI. Townes, has returned TO her home.
Miss Susie Warwick returned nome thls week
from Baltimore, where she had been Nisi'ihs
friends. - a,,,.,ao,, for
Cincinnati and other western points party VII :"
nleasure and partly on q business trip.
Nrs Waiter Payne of Norfolk, came 10 Peters
burg This week 70 meet her daughters, Misses
susie ana Enle Payne, on their return tVln
Montgomery, Ala, where they had peeh Wishing
and were elegantly entertained by friends go
Mr. Charles w. SydnOr, who has Deeh III WIN
sloy-fsyer for the past two months, was ouI Oh
Thursday for the nrst time.
The venerable Mrs. Dr. &. z. Couch. VINO mas
been IN az her physicians thought, unto DEATH
for several weeks, is reported as being much I'M
nroyed Prayers for hei recovery have been III
cessantly offered in the Episcopal churches.