Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-06
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sChariottesyiiie's Contributions.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
CHARLoTrEsyIILg. Va, November "a
delightful entertainment was given We'd
nesday evening by Mrs. f. N. Antrim. at
her residence. ON High street. in honor OF
Mr.. A. Is. Antrim and bride. The bride
was attired in handsome white silk gown
with train. During the evening bounti-
full and elegant supper was served. The
whole house was tastefully decorated, espe-
cially the dining-room. which presented q
lovely scene. Among those present were /:
Mr.. and Mrs. George J.. Petrie, Misses
Robertson, Nelson. Hanckel, Bessie Smit b,
Mary Smith. Haidie Perkins, Mamie Per-
kins, Lewis, Riggs, Bib, Young. PEBBLES,
and Massie; Messrs. BauRhman. f. b.
Baker, Neel, Parks, Moore, Cecil, Hanckel.
q. NJ. Smith. Kennon. Walker. Rash,
Woods. Nelson, j. Fishburne, Peek. Blair,
Massie.
Mrs. Alice W r. Hanckel, who has been
visiting her parents, Judge and Mrs.'Wil-
liam j. Robertson, has returned to her
home. in Norfolk.
Miss Julia Haeberle is the guest of Miss
Mr. W. +. Hendrlck, of New York. is in
the city.
Mr.. Ed. Il. Lane. lifelong Republican,
Of this city, enrolled his name as q men,
Der of the Cleveland and Stevenson Demo-
cratic Club. and will hereafter vote with
the great Democratic party.
The. Baptist church at Brandy, Station,
to which the Rev. J. 4. Gwatkin has been
called, will be dedicated on Sunday. The
Rev. DR.. A. f. Dickinson will preach the
sermon.
Considerable interest is being manifested
In the meeting at the Edgehill chapel. The
Revs. John b. Turpin and James Il. Gwat-
KIN have been preaching there this week.
The Rev. Oliver Crane. D. D.. formerly
of Morristown. n. j., now of Boston. Mass.
has recently returned from ten months
trip in foreign lands.
The Rev. G. II. Spooner, of Rappahan-
mock. formerly of this city, nas been visit
ing his parents here this week.
II was Miss Maggie Gibson who received
the first prize in the reading contest at the
Miller Manual-Labor School, and not Mag
Gle Payne as printed in several papers.
The successful contestant read Jamie ,
so beautifully that ! want the credit given
gwen her. writes friend.
So confident is Mr.. w. A. Landlord that
Mr.. A. ID. Payne will be the one that will
enjoy % the wheelbarrow ride TO the uni
versity at the hands of Mr.. NJ. S. Gleason
as the result of their wager on the cleo
ton, that he has gone halves with Mr.
Payne, and has agreed, should he be the
loser, to continue the ride TO Ivy Depot. a
distance of seven miles.
Manager Leterman is making arrange
ments TO have the election returns read
between the acts at the Levy Opera-House
on tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Nelson, of Baltimore,
are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Emma Duenkel. who has be /
spending few days with Miss Guss ,
Hotopp, has returned to her home, in Jer-
sey City.
Colonel F. G.. Skinner, Of the Turf.
Field and Farm, was in the city this week
Mrs. Jenkins, sister Of Mrs. NJ. II. s.
Long, has been a visitor this week
Miss Mamie Rives Is visiting the Misses
Moran, on Park street.
Mrs. Harry Hillebrand, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Emmie Williams. is visit
ing in Richmond and Baltimore.
DR.. G.. Male, OF Culpeper, has purchased
property in Charlottesville and will per-
manently locate here.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The students from LOUISIANA have or
gained the Louisiana Tigers" The fol-
lowing officers were elected: j. p. Parish.
j. y. Bruins, Indla-ink singer; Charles b.
Thorn, fnancier to his nibs. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected members OF
the club: ii. NJ. Becknell. h. VI. Bruins, j..
L. Barrow. +. =. Blake, +. G. Hinel. J. NJ.
Levy. j. 2. Parker, c. B. Thorn, Il. NJ. Pc
nick. and W. Il. Forsyth. Messrs. Penick.
Thorn, and Barrow will forage for proven
der. Messrs. Parker, NJ. Bruins. and For
syth Will select the "roars" (yells) and
"stripes (colors).
The Tarheels" have organized club.
Thu ORnara = ,,xaa.In,t
Reidsville; j. Stuart Doubleday. vice.
president, Asheville; Frank o. lands.
secretary and treasurer Oxtord A. j.
Wilton, POSTMASTER, Charlotte twenty
one members are on the roll, including the
honorary members, who are DIR. L. b. Bar
ringer. DIR. l.. Coleman Morris. DR.. William
j. Martin. Jr., and DR.. William A. Lam.
beth.
The Banjo. Mandolin, and Guitar Club
now meets regularly twice week and 10
said to be making fine progress. Mr..
Ainslie has been elected manager.
Miss Irene Langhorne and the Misses
Wexford have been the guests of General
Logan at "Igoma." his country residence.
The many friends of Mr.. Edmund Rhett
were glad to welcome him back TO the uni
veTsity.
Professor John B. Minors residence was
brilliant scene on Tuesday night, when
he gave the members of his law class re-
oeption. Many young ladies of Charlottes-
vile, besides those of the University, were
present.
Miss Mamie Gildersleeve, of Abingdon,
is the guest Of Miss Annie Watson.
Miss Mary Howard, who has been staying
at DIR. j. Edgar Chancellor's, has returned
to her home, IN Richmond.
Mr.. buchanan Schley, captain OF the
baseball team of 1891, has been visitor
here.
Mr.. James s. Miller, a former student
and instructor, has been visitor recently.
IL is q source of a great deal OF regret
that the faculty of Washington and Lee
University has caused the date of the
football game with the 'VarsItIes to be
cancelled. 1t is feared that all intercourse
between the two colleges. so far as athletics
are concerned, is at an end.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
Esmom.-Mrs. q. ID. Clark is very i'll at her
home, in this place.
Warren. Captain John Alexander and
family have returned to their home, in this
county, for the winter.
A. V. King, William Follit, and g. w.
PIgone have returned from Coyner's
Springs, where they spent the season.
IUy Depot-FIne weather favored the an
nual picnic at st. Johns this week.
Another delightful dance took place IN
the Alliance Hall Thursday night.
The Misses Mann. OF Gotham. have sailed
for England to spend n year with their
aunt, Lady North, of Hyde Park, London.
stauntons Personal Notes.
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