Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20

BODY of the metropolis, that has been re-
sponsible for almost all Of the great mu-
nicipal reforms Of the last few years
CharIottesviI.e's Personals.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARrorrEsyrLIE, Va, November 10
Colonel II. w. Rhodes, a prominent lawyer
of Galveston. Tex, has arrived In TINS clty
TO join his family, who have been spend
ING some time at " Bellevue" the residence
of Mrs. Dice. on Ridge street.
Miss Charlotte Pendleton, OF Phlladei-
phia. sister OF the late George II. Pendle-
ton. Minister to Germany, is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. John l.. Cochran, near the Uni
yersity of Virginia.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. James peasants ana
MIR. Eugene @. Massie. oil OF richmond
are now at Copelv. near the University.
Mrs. Henry Strauss, of Alexandria. VINO
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Phil
Ieterman. has returned TO her home.
Her friends will be sorry 10 learn OF the
rapidly-failing health of Mrs. Dice, who
has been confined TO her chamber since
the death of her husband, DIR. X. Is. Dice,
about year ago. .s
to-day from an extended bridal tour IN the
West. -. A..
Bantist church held an enjoyable chry-
santhemum tean on Thursday.and Friday
nights of this week.
Mir. q. G. Hill is suffering from a pain
full wound received on Monday night from
ball discharged from Roman candle.
Mr.. LucIan Watts, Sheriff OF Aibemarie
county. has been endorsed by the bar OF
this city for the Office of Marshal tor the
Western District of Virginia.
Mrs. l.. b. Johnston, of Harrisburg. has
been visiting Mrs. John Il. Holiday and
Mrs. J. NJ. Murphy.
Mr.. s. G.. Seig, of Augusta county, IS
visiting friends in this city. He will leave
in n few DAYS TO enter Lindsay's Classical
Institute High Point, n. &.
Mr.. w. A. Watson. one OF the efficient
secretaries of the State Democratic Com
m1ttee, has left for his home, at Blackstone,
Nottoway county.
Misses Matte and Lizzie Littleton,
daughters of the Rev. Oscar Llttleton,
are visiting friends in Norfolk.
Miss Eva Hill, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned to her home, IN
Norfolk.
Colonel A. j. Grigsby and Mr.. John Goss:
of Stony Point. and Mr.. Frank Durrett, OF
Earlysville. were the guests of Mr.. X. w.
Duke this week.
Mrs. Quarles, of Roanoke; MISS PAYNE,
of Fluvanna county, and Mrs. John 4.
Schloser and Mrs Turner, of GordonsVille,
. were W WI. ~. W. bh'o
! Miss Mary Hammer. OF Nelson county, -
/ visiting Mrs. j. o. Hudson. al" Belmont"
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Mr.. Harrison Randolph has resigned his
position as editor-in-chlet of College Topics,
/ the university weekly.
/ Miss Estelle Burthe left Thursday for
| Richmond, whence she Will go TO New
! York, accompanied by Misses Pace. Fer
! guson, and Martin.
Mrs George W. Olivier has gone to
! Washington to consult an ocullst.
| The wounded of Thursdays football
J pame-Messrs. Norton. Thomas and Mar
/ shall-are reported as improving slowly.
! The engineering class have decided upon
a neat design in silver as badge.
/ Mr.. Joseph Cochran, of Staunton, for
mer student, has been visiting his uncle,
/ Judge John l.. Cochran.
/ Mrs. :. n. Barksdale and daughter,
/ of Halifax. are visiting Mrs. James b.
! Baker.
/ University of North Carolina was re-
I ceiyed with great Joy by the boys here, as
/ the University Eleven defeated the North
| Carolina boys by q score OF 80 10 Is. From
present prospects it seems that the home
team has a very good chance for securing
the championship of the South. The game
between Trinity and the University is to
be played on the oath, and will take place
in Atlanta and not Richmond, as first
agreed upon.
The Gun Club has elected the following
officers G.. ii. Schwab, president; A. ID.
Harden, vice-president; q. w. Brufey,
secretary and treasurer. The club hopes
with practice to be able 10 carry off some
| of the state prizes next spring.
President Cummings, of the Jefferson
Society, has announced the following APP
nv n William .
Assistant Secretary, II. U. Sims; Confer
ence committee, Lewis II. Machen CHAR
mani, ID. G. Carson. +. b. White, Hamp-
: son Gary, and James II. Gilmore. Jr. (;
Question Committee. Lewis Ii. Machen,
A. &. Carson. and Hampson Gary; Com
mittee on WAYS and Means, W. X. Abbott
and j. w. Kelley.
The Glee Club is now started and Is fast
getting down to hard work. 1t meets
three times O week, and from the interest
and enthusiasm manifested, and the excel
lent material at hand, there 10 every rea-
son to hope that its success will be very
great. There is said TO be great deal of
musical talent in college this year.
Messrs. Cecil and Lsnghorne have with
drawn from college on account OF trouble
with their eyes,
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.
BatesriHe.-bfiss Mary Moon and Miss
Mamie Townley have gone to Austin, Tex.
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Womble. of Richmond, is at Mr.. w.
]. Barksdale's.
Miss Antrim and Miss Mamie Smith, OF
Lynchburg, Va. are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Will Turner.
Anon.-The Rev. Hartwell Hawthorne
will be ordained at Hebron on the fourth
Sunday in this month.
Mr.. Rush Lipscomb left this week for an
extended solourn in New York.
Mininqton. Mrs. NJ. l.. Harris recently
paid her friends a visit. Shells now making
her home with her daughter, Mrs Farish
who lives near Greenwood.
Miss Fannie Rodes, who has been on ar
extended visit to Mrs. Warner Lewis, IL
Wilmington, N. c.. is expected home IN q
few days. She will be accompanied by
Mrs. Lewis.
Esnlon.-Mr. W. G.. Lane arrived from
West Virginia on the 18th.
Mr.. II. L. Lane, also of West Virginia
who has been at this place recently. has re-
turned home.
Iuy Depot.-Mr. J. T. Lewis entertained 9
number of his friends at Ivy Hall last
night. This gentleman has just resigned
his position as station and express agent
at this place. and his friends part with hin
very reluctantly.
Charlottesville John Coles and family
OF st. Louis, are now visiting his sister al
Woodville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaw and daueh.
ter are IN Washington, where they viii
spend the winter.
Mrs. Peyton s. Coles. of Estouteville
will spend the winter with her son, the
Rev. Robert Coles. rector of the Church
of the Good Shepherd. Jenkintown, Pa.