Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
Petersburg.

Correspondence OF the hlcnmonu Dispotcn.I
PETERSBURG, Va. April 2.-Miss Maria
Aston, of Warrenton, N. c., is guest In
the family Of Mr.. X. T. Arlington. on Washing
Miss Virginia Lambert, Of Washington, D. c.,
In visiting friends In the Cockade City and Is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Hugh stockdelL
Mr.. Charles Arthur Johnston, OF Now York, Is
visiting relatives and friends at his old home
Petersburg.
Miss Mary Turrbull, who has been visiting
friends In LawIenceville, has returned home.
Mr.. George Taylor, OF Norfolk, Is In the city
visiting relatives and friends.
MIR. w. L. Caldwell and Mr.. Charley Scott, both
Of Norfolk, spent several days In the city this
week and wers warmly greeted by their friends.
Mr.. William Hayes, OF Richmond, who has
been spending some days with his mother,
Mrs. Titus Hayes, has returned homo.
Mrs. Marshall w. Pyns and daughter are
visiting Mrs. Walter Payne, In Norfolk.
Mr.. Thomas Paul Cooke, Of Portsmouth, spent
several days this week with friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kennedy. OF Lunenburg,
were the guests Of Mrs. Ida d. Tinslsy. on Hin
ton street, this week.
Mr.. Edgar X. johnson, one Of Brunswtcks
largest ana most successful planters 10 In the city.
Mr.. Robert Harrison and MIR. John X Turner
have gone 10 Now York and viii DO absent for
Major Mann Page, president Of the State ALL
ance, visited our city this week. Tho Major 10 q
very busy man, and In tho responsible position
ho 20 ably oils has an immense correspondence
70 attend TO.
Mr.. George H. Eanes and Mr.. Christian Morris
win represent Monroe Lodge Of Odd-Follows IN
the Grand Lodge, which meets In Richmond on
tho 18th Of April.
Mr.. W. NJ. Habliston left on Wednesday on .
trip Of business and pleasure 70 New York.
Mrs. Isadore Reinach 10 In Baltimore attend
ing ut the bedside OF . sick sister.
Mr.. w. A. Little. Of Richmond, has been visit
ing friends IN tho city this week.
Miss Holmes, OF Boston. II tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. Joseph Seward. at the Albemarke Hotel
Mrs Kenney Smith, Of Manchester, = visiting
her sister, Nrs William HugheA
Mr.. Y. n. Webb, ono OF the bestknown citi-
cons Of Prince George county and one OF the
most successful farmers was In the city to-day.
Mrs Christians A. Brown, vito Of Mr.. r A.
Brown, who died this week 81 the age Of as
years, was one Of the noblest Of women and 8
true mother in Israel
Mr.. E. c. Hsrdie, prominent citizen Of Re-
leigh. N. c., has been 10 the cty for several days
tho guest Of Mr.. A. w. Price.
Nr. William Kay, an old and respected citizen.
Was Frustrated BY an attack Of paralysis Thurs-
DAY evening, and his condition b regarded -
Professor Thom's talk about Danss's Inferno
before n srs: :sd Cultivated :udsnos z.
gave readings from the great post and bis vivid
description Of Dante's conception Ct the Internal
regions were such ~ 70 ssnd shrill Through his
Rev. Joseph stenser, q Charleston, was In the
city this vssi, and sss caiisd upon 81 nanDsr
Of our Catholic cttixena He preached also st
Rev. 1r. s. 2. Hun, for the past two jean ne
pastor Of the second baptist uhurch IN this CITY,
isSds tbs vsss e. ana "a isss s. Esssncsslsnd
county. where he viii hare charge o. fhree
chprcheA His people here were generally
gl1eve0 70 part with him. and he carries with
hin their cordial 5000 wishes and prayers