Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-09
THE RICHMOND DIsPATcH--FRIDAY. DECEMBER g. 1892

| u these delegates and will entertain them while
n the city. The object Of tho local club -
mako arrangements for an interesting regat
uext summer.
The ladies OF Oakwood Memorial Association
| will have charge Of the Georgia booth AT thf
| great bazaar thls spring. Mrs. Lewis w. Burtoh
| win be the Chairman and Mrs. j. p. Harrison
| VIII DO her alternate.
| Mr.. Leigh Robinson, OF Washington, who vi!
! deliver the address Mt the unyciling OF the nov
tiers Monument next Tuesday, will arrive w
, Richmond on Monday and VIII be the guest o.
| Hon. George l. Christian.
Messrs. William II. Kimbal. Of New York.
| Judge j. W. Bieley, Of Halifax county; >. ~
| stupbs, o. Gloucester; Judge r. VI. HUGHES o
Norfolk W. ". Tole. Mise 1ole, and Mrs, Drexei'
| II Now York, are stopping at the Exchange
| IotoL
The Old Dominion Democratic Club had a
| very large attendance Al their meeting las
1ight. Several new members we're elected nhG
| tho Entertainment Committee reported tina
| they we're arranging for some good music NJ 'ne
| meeting 70 be held on the I'D.
Messrs. ". II. Gathright. ]. IT, Wood, George
| D. Pearman, LorenLo Hall j. r. FiourDoy, aud
| ". a. separk, the deacons OF YenAble-sttees
| Baptist church, have been appointed commit
| zee 20 secure n pastor 20 succeed Rcy. beylus
| Cade. They hope 20 be able 10 make selection
| 0y January LIST.
Mr. J. s. Barbour Thompson, superintendent
| Of the Richmond and Danvile, who has Deeh
win leave to-day or tomorrow for New 1 ork lot
special treatment and for the purpose o.
| securing absolute freedom from business care
| lof few weeks.
Hon. John l.. Hurt, Worlds-Fair manager for
the Fifth District has called meeting OF me
Auxiliary Board for his district 20 organize IN
| Danville Tuesday next II embraces the cOnn'
| ties Of Pittsylvania, Graysop, Carroll, floyd,
| Patrick, Henry, and Franklin, and the cities OF
Danville and North Danvllle
Tho deed transferring from T. J. Moore, spo-
cinl commissioner, the Grant property, on
Twelfth street between Marshall and Clay, 10
the city was admitted 70 record IN the ON Q OF
ihc CLERK OF the Chancery Court yesterday altef-
noon The place was purchased as n site Tor the
now Central School, and the price PAID was
slj,j00 In per cent. city bonds.
Captain y. C. Morton left yesterday for
Waynesboro' 10 meel Colonel Bennett Young OF
| Louisville. Ky, who viii deliver an address IN
hat place on the subject OF Confederate secret
Service" Captain Morton will try ana get CoO-
mel Young 10 deliver the same address before vi,
StOnewnll jackson Camp, at stanton, on ueAt
Monday evening for the benefit Of the "orla =
Fair fund.
The carpenters tools which wore taken from
tho pawn brok er-shop Of y. r. jacobs 70 the Sc
| cOni Police-Station Wednesday night were iden-
uned yesterday morning by Messfs Jane
| Taylor, ParkCs Asher, aud Lee Farmer, three
white carpenters as being their property. Mr..
Jabobs suspected that the tools were stolen alil
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Polce-Station, who are still at work on the case
the thief not having been captured.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Lee Camp az a meet
| ing held wednesday afternoon decided 20 unite
with the ladies' q the Hollywood Association IN
| ther efforts 10 raise funds for the Confederate
Memorial ard Literary Society and the Soldiers
| and Sailors Monument Tue committee On the
entertainment at tho Academy Tuesday night
reported that tho net proceeds amounted to
about LOCO. ono half OF this goes 20 the camp
and the rest TO the Ladies Auxiliary.
Mr.. S. W. Thacker, Of Big Stone Gap. and htss
Mary Rohleder we're united in marriage Iues-
dny evening at ivy Cottage the home OF the
brides parents. nc Highland Springs. rev
Lewis ". Burton Oflciated. Miss Grace Ron
| leicr, a sister Of the bride, acted az mald OF
honor and SIR. Joseph Roheder, Il brother, was
best man. The bride was attircd in handsome
suit Of white broadciOth and Ihibet lambs WOO,
| with a single Jacqueminot rose IN her hair. She
carried q large bouquet Of the same flowers.
Miss Bertha Steinberger entertained a num-
| Der OF her friends IN q most delightful mnnnei
| NJ her residence, corner Of Taylor and Linden
! streets, last tuesday evening, with dancing and
| refreshments. Refreshments Wero served ~ ~
o'clock, after which dancing was INDUCED IN Qnti
| the "Wee, sma' hours OF morning Inc follow
| ing ladies' and gentlemen were present: Misses
| Agnes Smith, G. smith, Is. Smith, josie herfe
| Hannah Kerse, Minnie LaDenburg, Katie
Nichols, Maud Nichols, Resa Morris, Pear NOR
| RS. Ida Ncco, =. Wilcher, Bertha Steinbergt T,
| and Messrs. Newton PoindeXter, UBrgraye, VIII
| liam Cook Theodore Lsbenburg, Nichols, Gar
| den, smith, Lpscomb, Marx Kahn, Joseph Conn.,
and JOseIl Lang.