Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-27

Lodge, which meets IN hicnmono Apxh 49," ~
slant.
Mn. Daniel Tompkins and her daughter, NE!
Marie, In company with her brother, NJ. .. y. =
Morris, left yesterday for visit 70 nienus u
New York.
| Misses Matte and Lucy Christian. who hav,
| been visiting tho Misses Braxton, OF Newpor
News. have returned to the city, accompanied "
Miss saie Braxton.
Mr.. John N. Gregory, who has been visitinf
| relatives and friends In this city LOT ssvc.s
weeks, expects to return ~ his hone' IN Ssnio'
| City. on next Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Raincy, Of Salisbury, N. q, or.
rived I'm this city Wednesday ana ID nss.ns
friends here. Her husband. Mr.. Thomas hsincJ
Is expected 10 arrive next Saturday
Miss Mary Williams, daughter Of the lao 4.
c. williams, Is III with typhod-tever. que ecns
from Florida few days ago with the fevcr' one
WAS reported slightly better yesterday.
A large owl. measuring about two feet ilom
tin 10 tip III in one OF the trees OF the Copilo,
square, on Bank street. yesterday aitefnoon anu
was killed by q fhot from parlor rino'
Mr.. John ID. Price, who is connected Win , me
management Of the Arlington Hote,, wsshius'
ton, IS In the city. stopping az Fords ho'ci' mi
Price Is a former resident of Richmond
Captain and Mrs. W. A. o. Cole and their
daughter, Miss Fannie b. Montgomery, VIII ieave
the city "Wednesday evening Tor Nofioih' W oo
present at the launching OF the haie'sn'
The John r. Cooke Camp OF Confederate vete;,
rams at West Point will SEND senator %. ~
Stubs OF Gloucester. as their representative W
the Confederate reunion at Now orleans.
Mr.. Calendar holland, OF Hanover. is visiting
the Family OF Mr. Edmund Berkeley, superin-
tendent Of the Richmond and Danyillo railroad
at his residence, No. 90 east Clay street.
Tho cancclling-machne ordered for the Rich
mond post-onice II OF tho same patont as tn a
used in Boston, and cancels the stamps ny
printing series OF parallel lines upon them'
There were nifty professions OF faith IN the
Uuion-Station revival the past week. rev. u. IL
Raw will administer baptism and receive nleul-
beers to-day. General loye-feast at $50 /. Nj.
There will be a public temperance meeting at
PowelIs Hall. corner OF Twenty-tnird street anu
Church-lill avenue, on Thursday evening. Inc
programme will embrace readings, SOLOS, due's'
recitatons and an address by MI. X. L. Irayior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo o. Bliss, OF Washington,
d. c.. are in the city, stopping at Ford 5, having
returned from an extended trip south, en-
brscing st. Augustine and Jacksonville. ihey
are accompanied by their daughters, Misses
Marcia and Bertha.
Mr.. Hill Montague was elected Friday evening
last 10 represent Unity Lodge, No. 50, Indepen-
dent Order OF odd-fellows, in the approaching
session of the Graud Oldge, which Will meet ia
Oid-Fellows' Hall, this city, Tuesday, April
18th, at 10 o'clock a. N.
Mr.. Benjamin Fraukford, the New York cor
respondent OF the Boston Nsns, Is In the CITY
lie Is stopping at Murphys Hotel ana VIII propa-
bly, be here several days. Mr.. Frankford was
one of the newspaper-men 10 go 70 samoa rev
years ago during the troubles In the Samoan
Islands.
There will DO English service. with contirma-
ton and communion, at Bethlehem Evangelical
Lutheran church, corner Sixth and Gay streets,
tonight at O'Clock. Rev. ID. ii. SCHOOL,, oil Me-
herrin, Va, will preach. The pastor, Rev T. .:
Oehlschlaeger, Will confirm class OF TWO anu
conduct the communion service.
AT the close CT tho Lenten services AZ st.
James church Friday afternoon, the rite Oh con-
lrmatiOn was administered by Bishop A. M.
Randolph. The only candidate was the Rev.
Mccormick. Of Baltimore, u former memDer OF
the Methodist Church, who hereafter will preach
the Gospel In the Episcopal church.
Miss Matoaca Gay, who has kindly offered to
give her delightful reading on the Passion Play
on april 18th. as the Young Mems Christian As
socistion, for the beneht Of the memorial room
to the late Miss Rebekah Peterkin, will arrive IN
the city on the 6.h and will be the guest OF Mrs.
+. Nj. Duval, 3Ol east Franklin street.
Hon. II. r. Pollard was called upon Friday by
n former lieutenant in the United states Army
whom he captured during the war. ar. Pol
lard's erstwhile prisoner ~ now in the Pension
Onlcs, IN Washington. He was returning from
Florida, where he bad taken his wife Tor the oene-
ant time chatting over the ncidouts associated
with their first acquaintance.
very pleasant surprise party was given Fri
day night by Mrs. II. G. Adams 10 her son, Willie,
at their residence, No. 30 north twentieth
street. Among those present were Misses Nellie
Richardson. Ida Peck, Pearl Tucker. Helen and
Lille Williams Lula Mountcastle, Cary Adams,
Agnes Porter, and Alice Cook. and Aessrs. Eu-
gene Beauer, Willie Cook, Julian Anderson,
Frank Guy, Allen Waddell. Neal McCurdy, sam.
Enos, Willie Adams, aud Professor Charles kel-