Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

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Correspondonco Of ths Hicnmcnd Dispafcn-l
Williamsburg, Va, January @.-sur.
elected the following oisesrs for the quarter
somInsncfng February 1st: Chief TemRiar,
Rev. James n. Noes: Past Chief Templer, y. u
Davis ice.TsmpIar, Miss {. Mullen: Tfsssr-
y Warren: financial I secretary. Mss Ksbeccs
Cloves Sentinel, l. \. Williansi chnpinlns ~.
y. Burke; Marshal. w. n. Armistesd, Deputy
Marshal Miss Alice Grimm; Secretary, 1sQsss
orssnist, Miss Fiorencs Person. These Officers
viii be duly installed on next Monday nignt "
Lodgc-Deputy John 8. Chsyies-
The residence Of Judge X l. Henley, ~ ss ne,
City, wac beautifully Illuminated and decorated
with evergreens Wednesday night, tfe ccas ss
being sn entertainment By his daughter, hiss
Louise, TO few OF her friends The supper vas
sas Bonrs when The snssss sarned tnelr faces
homeward. Among those present we're: MT
and Mrs. Plumb Jennings, Miss Richardson,
Miss Della Richardson, Misses Edna ana a hiss,o
Barhamsville. New Kent, and Miss Lula Atkln-
son, Richmond The gentlemen were MI, Cy,us
Branch, Mr.. Cary Branch, Mr. Carter Cowles'
Mr.. John Geddy, Mr.. Esen Scott, ana hr' Oose-
man Whitaker.
me legislative Senate and House Committees
on Public Institutions and Education ana Afy-
lums and Prisons are expected mere shorty 70
visit the two State institutions located nere-,ne
" Mr.. Archibald C. Peachy and Miss Lucy Booth
we're among those who attended the Association
bali At Richmond. Mr.. Peacny returned nome
Miss Annie Drewry, Of Norfolk. has returned
home after pleasant visit 10 the Misses bfnitn-
walt, east Francis street.
Mr.. Ewell Scott left Friday morning for New
port News, to accept q position as cierk IN 'ne
railroad Office st that place.
Mr.. John O. Williams, who owns ana Hsides on
the Queen-Creek farm, York county nas re-
turned from visit to Edenton, ". q, who're no
was called by the sickness OF his brother.
Mr.. A. Y. Sanderlin, OF Moyock, N. c.. who has
been visiting near here, has returned nome.
Hon. B. b. Aunford, president OF the Alumni
Association Of William and Mary College, mas Is
sued call requesting the Executive Committee
to assemble at the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
February 4th, at y r. NJ. The members OF me
committee are: b. B. Aunford, chairman; Il n.
Hnghee, Esq, Hon. Fred. s. Taylor, Norfolk;
Captain Alec ID. Payne, warrcpton; Colonel
George w. Palmore, Richmond; s. Gordon Cum
ming, Hampton; X. A. Bright; ii. ID. Cole, sec
rotary to COMMITTEES, Williamsburg. Mr. Mum
ford. under resolution adopted az the meeting
OF the alumni last July, has appointed the Ioi-
lowing committee TO lake into consideration the
subject OF the proper celebration OF the pi-cen-
tennial OF the college, which committee Is re-
quested TO assemble az the Exchange Hotel Feb
ruary 4th at p. M.-ramely. Major Charles ).
Stringfellow, of Richmond, chairman; j. Allen
Watts, Esq, Roanoke; Hon John w. lawson,
smltnneiui d. feacny, Esq, whuamspSA &
Judge Waller X. Staples, Richmond; Hon. 3. D
Wilkins, Northampton; General William b.
Taliaferro, Gloucester
Mr.. William Bloxton and hiy brother, MI.
Thomas Bloxton, who have been down FOR several
weeks with the grip, are now much better ana
hope TO be able 10 leave their rooms in q short
time.
The Mayor has movement on foot to organize
fire company and adopt code OF 1re-alarm
signals, which will be so many taps from the
courthouse bell 70 indicate In what part OF the
town the IRE can be located.
Rev. p. T. Warren, Of the Baptist church here,
left to-day for NJ wport News 70 attend the meet
ing Of the Peninsula Baptist Union. The OPEN
ing sermon will be preached by Mr.. warren.
DR.. T. q. Booth, OF the Grove, Is very much Inn
proved from his recent attack OF the grip, and
hopes TO be able In a few days TO make US visit.