Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-20
THE OLD DOMINION.
ANOTHER LeNTeN WEEK SOCIALLY
QUIET AND CONSERVATIVE.
,,orsosai Movements aud Incidepts Of In
,ors., from All the Cities and Leading
Towns OF the Commonwealth.
Iescrshufe.

Petersburg.
rrar-osaonioncc Of tho Richmond nspafch'l
pr-rrerrpo. VA, March iS.-Nliss Mary
Orrn accompanied 10y her nephew. Vas
-, Jobn Ousbv. left on Thursday Tor
Washington TO spend several weeks with
A. and Mrs. s. W. Venabe and daugb-
e. Airs. y. ~. Bovkin. and grand daugh-
tr Miss Bette Hamilton, have gone 70
Iarda on q pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker. OF Boston, are
visiting the city rs the guests OF MI. ahu
Nr. "a. G.. Hardy.
v-. H. NJ Dawes. Of Louisville, KY.
,.,.-s visit Co relatives in Philadelphia, IS
v.fh brr sister, Mrs. William Came
.- al SO. Erin, ia this city.
R- and Mrs Charles Samuelsop. OF
r..I,r5. hut lust uow from Australia. are
3D., f..rr,bsrc on thcir way home, and are
En- guests az Air. George Cameron, on
: .-rUrc street.
,.- .n8 Mrs. Robert Pannill. Of Lynch
Dam. were iu the city this week, the guests
.f Captain Thomas Pannill, on High
..- Robert kllcv. Of Norfolk. is visiting
t.-,. .fhar. Nrs. Thomas Friend.
t... l.,ia Bash and Miss Iva Carter. OF
r.t...rc. VINO haye been visiting friends
..... r.tr fur several weeks. left q dav or
.... lnr Norfolk. where they viii be
GIL. guests az Mrs. George Pollard.
nr B. Oarcv beckwith, who has been
....f.u. vocation with his relatives and
... here. lcit TO-DAY 20 resume his
r-.t o. stu0ics at Suwaneo College,
r Claudia Willis, who has been Wis T.
... t.r.. J.. D.. Grant. in Dnwiddie county.
...r. .urrtd to her home. in tins city.
r- WuIam Short - visiting Mrs.
Il .-. Lamb. I'D Richmond.
.,- Minnie nuslcv. of Prince George
..r l. tine guest OF Ida 1lnsley, ON
H. ~'roet
,- rey Dunn. Of Scotland Neck, n.
d. ... aa- been spending some days with
...., and friends az his old home here,
...I to tho Old North State ON Thurs
,,-. u-.A G. Pole. who has for some
... f..l fae guest OF Miss ". l.. Mine
.. -.rred % lev home, in Baltimore,
. Wr. Marks. Of Prince George coun-
.. ..t several days this week with rela-
+. r th-- city.
.. Warner Moore. of Richmond, and
SITS. .r.u.. of Alexandra, are guests Of
,'-. a.. g. Dunlop. on Franklin street
... class OFF c1,liron are being care
.r.l to sing with the cholr OF 81.
. lafHolc church IN rendering the
,..- I-., Boiling. who has been visiting
Sussex county. returned home
r....,.-t IT. ". Williams. who has been
.t. r.vIv0I meetings IN Richmond,
Ll- willingness to visit Pc
..ru the necessary arrangements
..t p.t.r-hurg's former citizens. re-
more cordial greeting when they
...... nfr tHan does that genial and
tf r..ti.man. Mr.. Charles j.
... NJ Duwdlie. tie was here TINS
nls ~ .comod as he always is by
t.t friends.
r. N.E. Tm,h. of southampton coun-
n rl Miss Martha Brown, # Prince
l -... v.r. married this week 90 Jor-
. Iut
. Sadie Williams, of Prince George
..+r. VISITING friends IN this city.
L.. 70 that several marriages in
..,.ty CIRCLES VIII take place here
I-t..y after the close Of the Leuten
.. W e.. Williams and Mrs. Susan w.
I...rl wore married ON Wednesday IN
.t. fy boy. j. r. Illery, of Wesley
Dist Episcopal church
I.. oldest member of the Petersburg
f.... a- v,I ole NJ the most hOnored, IS
..r. F.. IT, Archer, who was admitted
t.. .-..fIle DOB the year 1871. The Colonel,
t.. l.8 calamity participated III two
u..-
Miss PAGE Osborne. who has been on q
,..t G, friends Iu Philadelphia, has re-
turned home.
N .J,nn.e Fraser. who has been visit
irs ll,- Grace heyau, has returned To
A.w ora.
Miss Atkinson. of Saunton, IS the guest
of POS. h4tt Mason.
N- L4te Watson. of New Jersey, is Wis
I.rr the Misses Iaunor.
ll- Mary Scott. az fauquier county, is
t.r-l.s .i her sister. Mrs. II. G. Scott,
.. Market street.
ST. Wayor.y Ducger. Of Alabama. is visit
tr- h- mother. Mrs. Digger.
Ir IrYX Thompson. member of the
lI..-t oi Delegate, from Dinwlddie cOun-
gu. vl0 ha- been III for many weeks. Is
rtl..sceut and able TO move about hls
Az tte annual meeting of st. Patrick's
C.f..lr beneficial Society, held last night,
Ir 10 w. Burke was elected president for
t...r-l ucvaar. and Rev. Father OFarrell
ul- Dt-fei treasurer and chaplain. The
tr has about thirty-twO members,
r.. .f.A nud funeral benefits, and does
u.t othrrEood work.
r.-sor Thorn, late Of Hollius lnsti-
tl'.. i- delivering q series of SIX lectures
d t.rr cultivated audiences IN this city on
-u. ~ the great points OF the past.
r.lr.. .ltuE different nations. races. anG
I.r.l- Tho two already delivered were
.. Omer khayyan.' the Persian writer
r.. ucl ia the latter part of the
eleventh AND the first part of the twelfth
.tgrr. llls next subject viii lie Dante S
Iruo. IRIS lectures are instructive IN
flt they trace the thought and the I'M
l-. ID the people at the time the authors
lr.I
Nrhn tho last twenty-five years ten
members 0f the Petersburg bar have pass
,. away. Their names are: Thomas Wal
.... Robert b.. Collier, David Nav. Angus
t.. g. Butts. Robert ii. Mann. W. +. G..
Gregory. ia ice Edwin NJ Mann, Judge
I.D. Is Buid. Judge Robert III. Jones,
'..r.rr D0nnan. and W. ID. Watkins
f.. .a-t Two having died this week. This
.la-- mortality III bar of such Inn
r.i membership.
L.y. DIR. William II. Platt, Of this city.
on .mueut minister and writer of the
Ip c0ill Church, has for some time been
engaged iu the preparation of book for
f.e press. which. by reason of the authors
"ie reputation. VIII attract great inter
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