Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-01
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

fcorresuondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
srurSTos. Va. April 30.-Mr. Joseph Z.
Rollins formerly of the National Valley
RANK in this city, has been made vestry
man of Emanuel Episcopal church at
CovingtoD. u:,.,, .ho
puest Of Mrs. Purcell.
Miss Opie. Of Baltimore, Is IN the city.
the guest of Miss Christine Hartman, on
south Church street.
Al the meeting this week OF the vostry
of Trinity Episcopal church DR.. H.: NJ.
Atkinson was elected senior warden; +. b..
Berkeley Junior warden. and Major
Thomas G.. Elder was made delegate TO the
annual council. which will oe held st Dan
vile next month. Major IL. NJ. Bell IS the
alternate
Mrs. ]. f. Templeton. of Waynesboro' is
in the city. the guest of her uncle, Mr.. D..
A. Templeton. on north Market street.
Mr.. l.. .. &. Lamar Jr., of 81. Louis, son
of Mr.. Justice Lamar, was IN Staunton
Wednesday.
visitor here this week.
MIR. Thomas Reese, former resident or
this city. now of Charlotte. \. G., is IN
town. visiting his father, DR.. Il. r. Reese.
Colonel j. n. Crosier has removed with
his family from Waynesboro'.
CAPTAIN Thomas 5. Doyle. superintendent
of the Stanton Deaf. Dumb, and Blind In
stitution. left Wednesday for Baltimore,
where Captain and Mrs. Doyle will be the
guests of Superintendent Morrison, OF the
MARYLAND School for the Blind.
Miss Mary 1abb Wake is the guest OF
relatives III Lewisburg, w. Va.
The Rev. DR.. j. W. Rosebro, Of Peters
burg, has accepted an invitation to adj
dress the graduating class at the Valley
Ia
exercises on the Sth of June. DR.. Rosebro
| will be affectionately greeted by host OF
| friends, who have loving recollectlons or
| his pastorate at Tinkling-Springs church.
DR.. Benjamin Blackford. superintendent
| of the Western Insane Asylum, of Staun-
| ton. will leave Monday TO attend the forty
| sixth annual meeting OF Medical Superln-
! tendents of American Institutions Tor the
| Insane, which will be held at the Airing
| ton Hotel. Washington. The stanton
superintendent will read before the socle-
| ty an able paper on " Economy III Hospital
| Building, Description of the New Build
| ings at Staunton, and the Economical Use
| of Patients Work III Conjunction with the
| Organized Labor of the Institution"
| Misses Mary Funkhouser and Margaret
Atkinson and Mr.. Thomas W. Atkinson
left Wednesday afternoon on THE Flying
| Dutchman for Lewisburg, where they
| Were on luuISudy iltmDtlS Oh tuo Otlndi
| party at the marriage OF Mss Mary Young
| TO Senator Arbuckle.
| DIR. Hunter IA. Mcclure was here We'd
| nesday.
| Chief-of-Police Captain James Fl. Waters
returned this week from Lynchburg,
where he has been enjoying with his
| friends justly vacation.
| The amateurs OF this city who made such
a hit with "Ralston's Revenge" here last
week have consented to repeat the per-
| Torrance next week for the same charita-
BILE object-the City-Miss.on fund-and a
day or two later they 20 to Charlottesville.
| "Adown tho chsndeliered saloon,
To notes OF vol and bassoon
| In may gOssaner, they whirl,
| The sylph-like senior and the girl"
The beautiful rooms of THE Staunton
| German CLUB at Crowle's Hall Tuesday
night were aglow with an enhancing pic
ture of daintily-dressed femininty and
| gallant gentlemen in the conventional
| Manufactured garb. The occasion Was the
complimentary german given the german
| club by Its honorary members-the young
married women who have during the past
season SO happily graced, with matronly
charm. the clubs dances. Perfect were
the appointments IN every detail. The
rooms were generously filled. The floor
was declared by one of the fair dancers
Just too lovely for anything" No other
word but soul-insplring can express
the harmonies Of Weber's Washington or
chestra, and the collation. served by New
| man showed that the caterer was on his met
tie. Guests from Baltimore. New Orleans,
Lexington. Charlottesville. and Kentucky
were present. In the early hours of the
evening the german was led by Mr. j. Lewis
Bumgardner, and later Dir. Hampton Wayt
had the whistle" Mrs. Charles K. Hoge
and Miss Lena Bell were in charge OF the
beautiful favors. Amoag those present
embroidete chiffon Mrs. John l.. Lrowle,
black silk, diam Jnds; Mrs. Albert Dab
ney. black tuilo and gold passernenterlc /;
Mrs q. A. Hanscomb. Of Chicago, red silk,
jewelled passementerie Mrs. G. ID. No
Coy, black velvet; Mrs. Nalon Miller.