Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHmorIrsmrr Va, January Gap
tlm Eugene Davis has resigned tho Office
Il ufssident of The Piedmont Hospital.
Mr.. William III. prout has been appoint
~ district deputy grand master for the
lwouty.tlifl Masonic district. which is
composed ~ ilbcmafle and Greene coun-
lles.
Mrs. Henry Strauss. Of Alexandria. is
visiting bei dau1lter Mrs. Philip Letter
mln.
The Rev. Frank Meade, Of Hinton, W.
Va, 's venting his father, the Rev. X. X.
Meade. in This city.
Miss Lela Page left for visit to Rich
M0nd yesterday.
Nh H. ". Gator. Of Baltimore. is the
Guest Of Mr. T. j. Williams.
Miss Sarah Hughes viii leave soon for
lOudoun county.
Miss sallie Woods. Miss Molhe and Miss
luuice Niche. and their guest, Miss Eliza
both Dicrs, who have been at tine Mea-
4uWs h iol some time. viii leave next week
f0r ihe Virginia Female Institute, Staun-
,an.
The Rev. George II. Spooner, of Wood
Vile. who has been on short VISIT Go his
parents here. left on Saturday morning for
Ls fold of labor.
SIR Charles Carroll aud wife are visiting
Relatives ia this city.
lghty-hve years was the average age of
seventeen persons who died IN Chariottes-
Vlle and Alhemarle county last year. IL
would seem that our climate is conducive
g. longevity.
As suggested by the Evangelical Ali
nrce. UNION services will be held in the
churches of fins city next week. COM
mencng each evening al halt-past
o'clocs.
Rf....f.- L.. AL. rt.4h.l..a .I..-.k IL
lY lhe keV. DR. George j. Petrie. OF the
Presbyterian church. Subject. Comics
slon and THANKSGIVING"
TUESDAY Disciples. by tho Rev. IL. b.
Lie Episcopal. The Church Universal"
Nedhtsdav-pr oyterian, by the Rev.
1olu b. iurpn, Baptist. The Family
ed the Young
TanfsIay-baphst. by the Rev. b. A.
Abbott. Nations and Their Rulers"
Friday Episcopal. 10y the Rev. b. +.
llp'comh, Methodist. The Church
Abroad
Mr. Oscar Hall, Of Fluyauna. and Miss
Mamie Baber. Of AlhemaTle were married
recently by tho Rev. q. c. \. Wingfeld.
Mr. Malcolm kOsscr. who spent his holt
uay with his uncle. General Thomas l..
hp,soT. left Yesterday for Northport, H. l.,
where ne Is engaged on the editorial stat
.i the tngAsh-Amerlcan Encyclopedia OF
law.
4 delichtful entertainment was given
lest night at the residence Of Mr.. Jesse
lisufas, a lew miles from this city
DIT. and Alts. Frank T.. Earl have issued
INVITATIONS 10 the marriage of their dgueh-
ier. Alice Kent, 10 Mr.. William n. Mood.
o. TINS eiiy, the happy event TO take place
NenneauaY evening. January 18th. "a the
.siuehse OF the brides parents, $40 Scott
ierb 1oYlugton, ny. Mr. Wood Is one
9oi ihnst peculiar young businessmen,
thu DOS, o' friends wish hun every hap
Dir. Z. J. De Mott. oditor-in-chief Of tho
virginia University magazine, returned
YESTERDAY uoin chatham, his home, where
10 went 10 spend bis holiday
COUNTY MOTIFS AND rERsoNA1s
C0ueseis.- Mr.. Mercer Blair. NJ, sam,e,
I}ain. and AIR. Robert Hammer have eona
10 Durham, n. g..
Sir. Robert Anderson, OF Washlnoto,
tpent part Of bis holiday at Mr. sidney
NatsOu's.
Mr.. Kidd has been afflicted in a singular
lnanuer. About ten days ago he Mss
attacked with hiccoughs, which lasted for
week before be obtained relief. He ia
ETH Frustrated, but much better, and
hopes to be out IN a short time.
ley Dspoi. On Wednesday night Miss
fhce Lewis. eldest daughter Of Mr.. j. 4.
Lewis. station-agent at this place, was
married. 70 Mr.. Brufy. of Charleston, n.
9 After the marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Dfary took the train fortbeif future hoplt
~ Charleston.
4As Christmas treat for the Sunday