Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-12
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Cox, Of New York, is the guest Of the
Misses Camm.
MIR. George Conway. Of Harvie, who has been
sick, is able to walk about.
Rev. !. r. Wilkinson has resigned the pastorate
OF the Baptist church at Ashland.
Mr.. L. Ingersol qualified yesterday before
the City Clerk as deputy High Constable.
MIR. C. w. volkman continues quite sick at his
residence, near Hopedale, on the River View road.
Mr. Hugh v. Cummins, of New York, reached
here last night on visit TO his brother, Mr.. Ed.
Cummns, who Is very SICK.
The funeral Of DR.. Carter Warner Wormley
took place from ST. James church Sunday after
noon at 4:3O O'clock and was largely attended.
Mrs. Joseph R. Gill has received handsome
donation for her water fund from George A
Clarke & Co., New York. through NJ. Millhiser &
Co.
Mr T. Walter Iankford arrived sc tho prupsr
age Saturday last, and was honoraoiy discharged
from the Male Orphan Asylum after years OF
faithful service.
The young ladies' Of Grace-street Baptist
church will hold a reception at the residence OF
DIR. Hatcher, on west Grace street, this evening
from to IL o'clock.
Ameeting Of clerks employed In retail stores
will be held Wednesday night at Schiller Hall,
Broad street near SIXTH 70 form an association
70 aid In the esrly-closing movement.
MIR. George C. Wilde. OF the Lynchburg Meus,
was in the city Sunday on brief visit TO his old
home. This veteran and accomplished Journal
list Is looking as well as he has done for many
years.
Revival services were begun at the Denny
Street Methodist church last evening. The pas
tor, Rev. w. A. Laughon, preached very In
| teresting sermon. Tho services will continue
through the wees.
MIR. John A. Meanley. collector OF delinquent
taxes, announces that the list OF delinquent
taxes on real estate will be published on Sun
days, April 17th and May LIST, instead OF the
dates heretofore announced.
Rev. Preston Nash, Of Christ church, has de-
| cided not 10 accept the call TO Huntington. w.
Va, recently rendered him. At the afternoon
| service Sunday no presented beautiful COM
munion service TO his congregation.
The stockholders Of the Warwick-Park Trans
portation Company were to have had their an
| nual meeting Yesterday at noon. but In conse-
quence OF there not being quorum present the
| meeting was postponed until May "a.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the following
| cases were disposed Of: Alexander Logan,
| charged with housebreaking, convicted OF petit
| larceny and sent 70 Jail for six months; Thomas
johnson, petit larceny, sent to Jail for fifteen
| days.
| The boat club OF Richmond College will rent a
portion OF the Young Mems Christian Ase0cia-
| ton boat-house this summer, and already they
| are making preparations to enter the regatta.
| Hon. James G. Lamb will DO unable to train the
crew.
meeting of the ladies' Hollywood Memorial
Association will be held in the lecture-room OF
| A full attendance Of the members Is requested,
| as several matters OF Importance will be dis
| cussed.
Mr. George 2. Godsey, former wel-known
| Richmonder boy, IA 10 DO married April goth In
San Francisco. Mr. Godsey has for the last ten
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pany In California. He Is a son OF Mrs. John s.
| Dodson. Of this city.
| Master Simon Block, son OF Mr.. N. S. Block,
who met with a serious accident some two
| months since, was out yesterday for the tirst
time. The youth Was riding horseback, when
| the saddle slipped. the buckle ripping open the
calf OF one of his legs-
Christian will be married at o'clock this after.
| noon 10 Mr.. William Il. Langley, OF Norfolk.
| The ceremony will be performed by Rev. w. V.
| Tudor. ID. d., at the residence OF Mr., Christian,
| No. 1914 east Broad street.
| Mr.. Warner L. Baylor, the apothecary aboard
| the monitors, says he Is "a graduate OF the
| Richmond Medical SCHOOL, and not OF the Uni.
| versity OF Virginia, as was published day or 80
| age In connection with testimony given by him
before the Graham court-martiaL
The regular literary meeting Of the McGil
| Catholic Union was held at its rooms Ia the
| Cathedral Hall last evening. The large numDer ol
| members present we're highly entertained with
| humorous readings by Messrs. 3. l.. Kelly, John
| A. Healy, and w. Il. Reddy. Tbs Literary Com
! mittee will arrange an interesting programme
| for next Monday nights meeting.
Miss Mamie b. Wells, OF Church Hill, has won
| a deserved record as . Sundsy-school scholar
| having been a member OF Trinity school for nine
| years during which time she has never missed
| being present on Sunday morning. In recogni-
tion OF faithful devotion 70 her Christian duties
| on Sunday last Rev. DR.. Peterson, In the pres
| ence of the school, presented Miss Wells with Q
handsome book. which Was warmly appreciated
| by her host Of friends.