Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-12
Charlottesville.

pulpit OF one OF its churches.
Charlottesville.
rcorrespondencc OF tho Richmond Dlsoatcnl
Charlottesville, Va, June H.
Colonel r. T. ". Duke, weIiknown
ard popular member Of the Charlo'tcs-
Vile bar, spent bis 10th birthday IN tue
true old Virginia fashion. He invited
the surviving members Of bis school
metes who attended the school taught
by Judge William J. Robertson during
the session OF 1910, and such of these as
could respond IN person to the invitation
did so. among the number beng Mr.
James Ross, OF this place, and MAJOR
Scott and the Hon. B. johnson Barbour,
OF Orange, with Judge Robertson and
others OF he Colonies intimate frlends
OF the legal profession.
Professor John u. Tinsey, OF the
Miller Manual Labor School. has been
in Charlottesville this week perfecting
arraneements connected with the repre-
sentation OF the school ut the Worlds
Conference at Mortified. Mass. The
recent entertainment ut the school to
raise means to defray the expenses OF
delegates was very successful.
Mrs =. G. Lauye, OF this city, and
Mrs. John Tovnley. of Red Hill, Abe
marie county, arrived in charlottesville
on TUESDAY after a four months visit In
Texas, stopping in sherman, Bonhem.
Dallas. and Gainesville. Mrs. Dr.
STEELE. nee Miss Rhetts Lauve, Of
Chicago. formerly OF this city, accom-
panied her mother and will spend some
time. Mrs. Lauve left her sister. Mrs.
DIR. Dorset, seriously i'll at Bonhau.
Miss Mary Turpin, daughter OF the
Rev. John b. Turpin. has returned from
Holm Institute.
Miss Russell Hope, Of Danville, is
visiting Miss Bessie Valentine, in this
city.
Miss Matte Littleton, who was a
teacher in the Danyille Female College
last session, has returned to her father 8,
the Rev. Oscar Littleton.
Mrs. Mamie Early, OF Roanoke, with
her children, is spending the summer
with her mother. Mrs. James Burnley.
Mrs. Fitch has returned to Charlottes-
Vile. after spending several days with
her father. Mir. Bickers, in Louisa.
Miss Mary Perley has returned to her
home, in this city, after a pleaaat visit
Of several weeks to MIR. and Mrs. NJ. (.
Gary, in Richmond.
Mrs. William i. MAYO. of this coun-
tv. has returned from Richmond, where
she had been under treatment for her
eyes.
Mrs. Micalah Woods has sufficiently
recovered from long spell OF sickness
to be out again.
Mrs. j. Hageman, of Staunton, Is
visiting her sister and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Leterman.
line congregation of Milton church, in
this county. recently made their pastor,
the Rev. John I. Randolph, handsome
donation.
The Misses McCrae, of Vicksburg,
Miss. are visiting at Carleton. the
residence of Professor r. II. Rawlings.
The lectures on the " Life of Eaniel
at the Fife Memorial chapel by Professor
Noah X. Davis are well attended on
Sunday afternoons, and are instructive
and entertaining.
Captain G. Mann, Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio hallway Company, has re-
turned from North Garden, where he
went to visit his brother. John L. Mann.
The Young Mems Miss lary Society
of the Baptist church have perfected ar
rangements for the lot on which 10 erect
handsome and commodious chapel III
the Rose Hill addition. The Sunday
school which was SO successfully con-
Quoted in this locality by the young
men OF the Baptist congregation last
summer will reopen at once under very
favorable auspices.
Adolph Ruson, OF this city, has re-
ceived cablegram from bis daughter
announcing her safe arrival at South
ampton Miss Ruson viii spend some
time in Germany. She made the trip
across the ocean in seven days.
Mr.. Robinson, the editor of the orange
Observer, was In Charlottesville this
week.
The Rev. Alfred Jones and wife, OF
Pulaski City, are the guests OF the Rev.
James z. Smith and family. of this city.
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith are sisters.
Mr.. Jones preached at the Presbyterian
church on Wednesday night.
Miss Lena b. Hinton. Of Petersburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. f. A. Massle,
at Belmont
The Rev. w. NJ. Dame, Of Baltimore,
delivered a lecture at the Levy Opera
House on Friday night on Life in the
Army of Northern Virginia. The lee
ture was under the auspices Of the John
Bowie Strange Camp, Confederate Vete-
rams, and the proceeds will be used by
the camp in paying for the soldiers see
ton in Maplewood cemetery.
Mrs. w. W. Medium, OF this county,
who has been very sick for some time,
is now conyalescent, and is the guest OF
Dr. J. ID. Smith.
The ladies OF the Epworth League OF
the Methodist church held "varie-
gated tea and strawberry festival Thurs
day and Friday evenings of this week,
The proceeds will be used for the build.
Ing OF chapel.
Ye Ode English Fayre of Sayntc
DOuu luCluuluB blNtI5, IhtNtlut, ahN
Goodbye Paftimes, &, likewiie diverting
mott morale Playes, along with fundrit
other iocund Mynftrelfe. will be holden
at We demesyne of William Chamber
laine called by We town folke " Bird
WOOD" VIII ftandeth hard by We high
waye that goeth to Ivy, near We noble
Univerfitie Of Virginia), on Friday, We
XIV dale of June. A. ID. MDCCCXCII
Savoric meats, fweet Gates. & comhts
with divers goodlie and tootbfome fay
rings. beloved by We fmall children, ear
be had at We fgn OF We Crushed
Strawberrie." ye "Squathed Lemon. y
and We Bears Head" All We monies
VIII shall be paid in for this fayre final
go to We Woman's Aide Society of y,
Church OF st. Paul, Ivy, to be fpent ii
such Godlye deeds as thaie fee fit.
prize will be beloved on that fayr,
layde that with her own deft finger
doth weave We most comelie garlands
poie, or bafket of flowers.
Miss Minnie Lewis, of Culpeper, i
visiting Miss Eddie Jackson on Parl
l sfraat