The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-03

new and enlarged house Of worship. Report
VIII De made 10 the vestry at its meeting Tues
day. Enough ia known ~ Justify the state
ment that tho movement il favored. and that
the contributions will be very generous. The
proposed building, II is said, will cost
something like $3.50
me Methodist congregation will build a
cnapei as soon as the necessary preliminary
arrangements can be made. The lot has been
seiected IN tho northwest suburbs. The Pres
oyterian and Baptist churches already have
chapels
The managers OF the Piedmont Hospital. q
purely charitable institution. are seeking 10
increase their opportunities Tor relieving the
suffering. A new building will be erected
somewhere in the city-mOst likely either IN
belmont or on Preston Heights. Inc site
VIII be chosen at once. The Chronicle sug-
gests that the fund subscribed for the Young
Mems Christian Association building-wnIch
hardly seems a present possibility De gwen
q the hospital. and tho contributors VIII be
asked 20 vote for or against the proposition at
meeting to be held April 9Th.
Mrs. j. Hunter iendeton, OF Lexington,
Va, is visiting her father, Judge John Al.
White.
Miss May Marshall of Fauquier is visiting
her uncle. Major Horace Jones.
Mr. j. II. Dewitt Of the state OF Washing
ton has for several days been the guest OF his
uncle, Dr. G. II. Hedges.
The Misses Perkins are visiting at DR..
Rogers.
Mrs. James Kent. of Wythe county. is visit
ing her sister Mrs. +. X. Watson.
Bishop Thomas L. Dudley. Of Kentucky,
n distinguished alumnus of the University
has been invited to deliver the baccalaureate
sermon next June.
Mrs. Rives. wife Of Colonel A. L. Rives. Of
Castle Hill, is expected home from Panama
In few days.
Miss Gertrude Rives' race track at Castle
Hill is nearing completion She will run her
thoroughbred Anon with q view 10 develop
ing his capacity as a racer.
The Key. L. n. Gwinn. OF the Charlottes-
Vile Female Institute. is down with the
humps lie has had measles and grip dur
ing the past few months.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Lucy Baton, Of this county. 20 MIR. Ed.
Fielding, of Rockingham county. 70 occur
April 9Th.
Miss Annie F. Profit. of this county, and
Mr.. Claudius s. Moore. Of southampton.
were married yesterday ut p. NJ at the resi-
dence of Mrs. l.. j. Bibb in this city.
The family of Mr.. !. G.. Haas. OF the Advance.
moved - this city on Yesterday.
Miss Lizzie. Sinclair has been i'll for two
weeks.
The Independent Order of Mechanics held
their annual BANQUET last night in their hall.
IN the Bank building. About fifty members
and as many invited guests gathered around
the board. Good music was rendered 10y q
string band and by quartette consisting Of
Payne Carroll Hugh Monday. w. Z. Snead
and Carroll Payne After tue cigars speeches
were made by Is. f. Jefferies. Frank Gilmer.
Moses Kaufman James ID. Wand others. The
order is IN a hOurishing condition. Ii IL pro-
badly the most prosperous benevolent organi-
Zati0n here. q was organized nine years az o.
Iheoificersare WI. Smith. PG.D.. J.E. Kline.
W. NJ; T.. Wenger. j. NJ. James ID. Via. sec
rotary; A. Moser. treasurer; G. W. Rogers.
chaplain; II. W. Brand, conductor