Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-19
Personals and Briefs.


sickness.
Mr.. A. D. Landerkin has returned from q fly
ing trip TO New York.
Mr.. James Netherwood. who has had an attack
Of la grippe, Is better.
Mr.. X. =. Barham, Of the Petersburg Index-
Appeai, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Annie Williams Is the guest OF Miss Bessie
Pace, No. 100 west Franklin street.
Miss Addie Brauer, of Church Hill, is on q visit
to friends in Philadelphia and New York
Rev. DR.. Peterkn WAS considered much worse
last night than he had been for several days
An attractive entertainment will be given st
the First Baptist church tonight at 8 o'clock
very interesting and successful revival OF
religion is in progress at West-View Baptist
church.
Rev. Mr.. Rawlings, pastor Of Clay-street Me-
thoGist Episcopal church, Is out after his long
illness.
The senate passed Mr.. Munford's House bill
annexing TO Richmond certain portions OF Lee
District.
meeting OF the Solid Democratic Club will
be held tonight at their hall No. High street,
Oregon Hill.
Miss Cora Fulford OF Norfolk, has been tho
guest OF Miss NJ. t. Roberts, No. 2l4 north
Twenty-ifth street.
Dr. and Mrs. j. S. d. Cullen will spend the re-
mainder Of the month at Old Point. The Doctor
Is In very bad healths
The funeral of Mrs. Emily c. Blunt, one OF the
eldest ladies of the West End, took place at
Hollywood yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. CabelI Davis, manager Of the American
Hotel, 10 In Atlanta, Ga. He will visit other
southern cities before returning TO Richmond.
A memorial service in honor OF the late Will
liam 5. Pitcher will be held at Grove-Avenue
Baptist church next sunday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Miss Fannie Talley, Of Richmond, is visiting
her uncle, Mir. A. III. Dickinson, in Frederichs-
burg. Miss Talley will visit New York before re-
turning home.
Mr.. s. s. Elicit, clerk In the general freight
department OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, is confined 20 his room, 92l east Marshall
street, by sickness.
Mrs. A. X. Micou and Miss Rice have left for
Tappahannock to attend the marriage reception
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Preston, to be held at the
home of Judge L. X b. Wright
The annual pound-party OF tho Retreat for
the Sick took place yesterday, and large num-
Der OF useful and acceptable donations we're re-
ceived by the ladies In charge OF the institution
Eugene Peas (colored) was received at the
penitentiary yesterday from Staunton, where he
had been convicted Of grand larceny and SEN
fenced to term of two years In the State prison.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues Assocla-
tiOn Will have q banquet ana reunion on tne
night OF the 22d Of this month, and a committee
has been appointed to solicit funds from MEN,
bers Of the company for this purpose.
Hon. George D. Wise recently appointed Young
Galliger, of Manchester, as cadet 70 tho Naval
Academy at Annapolis, and now Mr.. Wise has
named Frederick Lawton Crutchheld, son ofth
Police Justice, as Galiigers alternate.
The remains Of Mrs. r. C. Anderson, who died
In Texas about n week ago, will arrive at the
Pyrd-Street depot at 7:40 this morning and the
intorment will be at Hollywood. Mrs Anderson
was daughter Of the late General X. Lindsay
Walker.
Through the influence OF Senator Mushbach
and Delegate Bendheim, Of Alexandria, Mr..
George III. Hayden, OF that city. has been APP
pointed guard at the Virginia Peniientiary, his
duties 10 commence about the middle OF March
or LIST OF April.
There were a very large number Of acts OF In.
corporation passed during the session OF
1SS9-90 and great number have been passed
this session, but they are entirely Imperative
and Intellectual unless the fee Is paid Into the
Treasury which is required to De paid by law.
Messrs. K. NJ. stratton, W. p. Turner, Robert
Ellington, and X. l.. Realms we're the ushers and
Misses Jennie Mays and Lille Kerse the maids
OF honor at the marriage OF Miss Maggie l..
Rogers TO Mr. William Il. Creekmur at the Dem
ny-Street Methodist church wednesday after
noon, and Miss Maggie kerse presided OF the
organ.
The marriage OF Miss Barbara Weisensell to
Mr. Jesse Romer last Wednesday night at Mrs.
Redford's, In Henrico county a short distance
from this city, was Witnessed by few OF the
friends OF tho BRIDE and groom. hev. W. "A.
Laughon, pastor OF Denny-Street church, per-
formed the ceremony, after which the company
partook Of an enjoyable repast
Richmond Chapter, No. 3. Mr.. p. Whitlock, high
priest will celebrate its centennial on the 14th
| OF March. Mr. W. Hall Crew Is the historiogra-
pher OF the chapter and Is preparing valuable
paper. Some OF the most distinguished Masons
| In Richmond have presided over this chapter,
but II was never perhaps IN more noursning
condition than IL Is now. Mr. Nhitiock iS serving
| his second term.
| Olive Branch Lodge Of Royal Ark Mariners
! and Jonathan Conclave Of Secret Monitors were
| duly constituted at 81. Albans Hall wednesday
night by the deputy grand master. M. W. :.
WORKMAN il the presiding officer OF those bodies
| and Mr.. w. Hall Crew and Hay I. Thornton oc-
| cupy the West and south, respectively. As soon
| as there are twelve bodies Grand Conclaye for
Virginia will be organized
The following officers have boen elected by the
| Rebekah Peter Ain Memorial Association: Presi-
| dent, Mrs s. 2. Lathrop; vice-Prcsident, Mrs.
| r. b. Addison Secretary, Mrs. IL. q. Cannon;
| Assistant Secretary, Miss Elise Strother; Trea-
surer. Mrs. w. L. sheppard. 4 board Of di.eo.
! tors was also elected, composed OF Rev. George
| Cooper, ID. d.. Colonel A. s. buford, Dr. 0eorve
| Ben Johnston, 7. William Pemoerton, and r. II.
Mcclure.
In the legislative report published yesterday
L MI. Ryan WAS nh0o 70 bdyt whit1 oicCuccAhB tlo
debt settlement bill In the House, that after de-
Quoting certain classes OF taxes referred to BY
| Mr.. Saunders Us payable only IN money "tnere
would still be- outstanding ol,5O0,000 which
might be rendered for taxcs" What he did ssy
MAS that after deducting tho amounts referred
| 70 thore would remain u 100000 Of taxes an
nusly for which coupons might be rendered
PhI. Kssruey Post, Q: A. r. ss T. regular
| meeting Wednesday night was tho re19tent OF .
mammoth frult-cakos the gift o. Comrsde kdgsr
| Allan aud his wife. This was IN return for the
them BIZ the Post on tho occasion OF their silver
| Wedding anniversary, February OH, In WASH
| ington, d. G. Accompanying tho tooshsome
| cake was warm and feeling iettsr. thanking
| the Post for its cnolce and vaiuseis gift
The resolution donstins 2 ne Ho.isssF Asso-
| citation the triangle Of land bounded ~ harrf
| son street and Grove and Para avenues - 3 cite
Tor the Howitssr memosi:i noaume.t and sI-
propristing $1,000 70 AID y - erectlons which
psssed thc Grounds ard Budding Committee
unanimously and vse 0sn rsierred ~ ne
| Council to tho connntoee q tinances yee O.
| Tuesdsy evening unAntinou1ly rscommeeded ~
| sbis commitsse Tor ueQee,ate sdopstoh ~ As