Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-18

lett 10 ioin Barlow Brothers' Minstrels.
| Mr.. Grove will be q great addition to this
famous band.
| Miss Blanche Epps, of Church Hill, has
| returned home after quite pleasant trip
! TO friends in Gordonsville, and. TO the de-
| light of her friends, much improved In
health.
Mr.. JOSEPH Matthai. of Baltimore. Nd,
after very successful trip through the
South, remained over in Richmond for q
few hours 10 receive the congratulations OF
| his friends.
| Mr.. j. +. Netherland and Misses Alice
| and Emma Netherland have returned from
| Crockett's Arsenic-Lithia Springs. Mont
gomery county, Va, where they spent q
most delightful summer.
The Misses Rosa aud Aimee Karr. of
Washington, ID. O., who hnvs been visiting
Mrs. John A. KratZ at Broad Rock. have
returned home much to the regret of their
many friends in Richmond.
st. Mary's Beneficial and Social Union
has adopted resolutions OF respect TO the
memory Of their deceased brother, Julius f.
Wittkamp. The committee were Messrs
Il. b. Felthaus, George u. Bliley and John
Amrhen.
Professor Darcy Paul Parham, lately
principal of Whiteyille On. o. Academy,
has been elected professor OF languages in
Bellevue College. Missouri, and left Rich
mond few days ago to enter on the duties
OF that position.
Friends Of the DISPATCH should bear in
mind the fact that all personals . and
other matter sent to the paper for publica-
ton must be accompanied by the real
name of the sender. Otherwise they are
consigned to the waste basket.
Rev. W. /. Wright has chosen two very
important subjects for his sermons az
Leigh-Street Baptist church to-day. He
Will speak this morning on the topic that
Sin Grows" and his theme tonight will
be, IF Man Die Shall He Live Again 2"
At n special meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Granite Perpetual Building
Fund Company held last Thursday eve
nng Charles Y. Bargamin was elected
yice-presldent of the company to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Frank ID. Hill.
Miss Lille Hill. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Powell Hill, who has been quite
i'll for some time, was reported IN no bet
ter condition yesterday. and her recovery
is doubtful. Her brother, Mr.: Malvern
Hill, of Norfolk. reached her bedside on
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Morris of Mont
gomery, w. Va, who have been here on
their bridal tour, left yesterday for Balti-
more. They will visit the principal cities
before returning home. They were the
guests of Ars. Evans 1928 Nenable street,
while visiting here.
Mr.. Fred. Hobson, Miss Eloise Hobson,
Mrs. &. X. DOYLE. Miss l.. V. Bracket, and
Miss Cora Elliott have returned TO the city
after a delightful summer spent at tho
Fauauier White Sulphur Springs. Mrs.
Doyle will spend the next few weeks with
her sister IN this city.
Miss Katie GrigRs entertained number
of her friends at fruit feast at her resi-
dence, on Twenty-siXth street, Tuesday
evening. There were twenty-five ladies
and gentlemen present aud all returned
home in the early morning hours, having
spent q most delightful evening"
DR.. Hatcher. of the Grsce-Street Baptist
church, will administer the Lords Supper
at the close of his sermon this morning.
Night services, which have been suspended
in that church since July, will be resumed
tonight and DR. Hatcher will preach on
The Rending of the Temple Veil"
Libertas Lodge of Perfection. No. 8, will
meet Monday night next at o'clock. The
following degrees will be worked: Sixth
eliminate Secretary, Seventh provost
and judge, and Eighth (lntendent of the
Building. 4 number of prominent Scot
fish Rite Mssons will participate in the
ceremonies.
The West-End Hay-Ride Club" gave
quite pleasant ride Friday night TO Mr.
j. g. Finke's farm az Leonard Heights. but
the enjoyment of the occasion WAS some
what married By an Gccident 10 Rev.
George Hanks, who had one of his feet
run over while helping to move the wagon
when stalled.
Shockoe Council, Royal Arcanum, had q
fine meeting Friday night, when the grand
regent, yice-regent, and grand secretary
were present and made entertaining adj
dresses. This council, of which Mr.. W. ID.
Rice il regent. has added over twenty to
its membership this year. The Grand Re-
gent, Judge Watts, left for Norfolk yester-
day morning.
When the auctioneer reached one of the
North Carolina farmers tobacco on tho
18th and sold it at q high price he ex-
claimed "Hurrah for Richmond"
Reaching the next pile and getting higher,
he got happier. and said he would buy ,
him hat. When the climax was reached |
on the last and best pile he hurrahed for
Richmond. aud said he would buy pair
OF boots for the crier.
Past-Great-Sachem O. Emmett Hill re-
ceiged a letter yesterday from Mr.. J. p.
Gardner, grand keeper of records of the !
Improved Order Red Men of Aassachu- |
sets, saying that the Massachusetts, dele |
gates from the Supreme Council, which !
met in Atlanta recently, will reach Rich |
mond IN rO,He for home at 7;i5 =. VI. to- |
day. They will remain until o'clock p. |
NJ Monday. In the party is Hon. .Ephraim |
b. Alger, mayor OF Cambridge.