Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07

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The general meeting Adjourned untii
next Monday afternoon at 4;3O o'clock at
the same place. -,
As soon as officers shall have been elected
the society will apply for charter.
Personals aud Briefs.
Mrs. julius rdel. who has been quite
sick, is mucn better.
Intermediate examinations are beng
held in the public schools this week.
Mr.. J. G.. Fiveash, one of the proprie-
tors Of the Norfolk Loiger, was IN the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Barney Wertheim. manager Of The
Boston" left last night on business trip
10 New York.
Mr.. william &. Hill, Jr.. of Boston, IS IN
the city on n visit 20 his grandfather. Mr.
Charles q. Thompson.
Miss Annie Gray. daughter of Alderman
James I. Gray left yesterday TO VislI
friends in Philadelphia.
The Governor Yesterday declined an IN
vitation 20 attend the ball 70 be gwen Oy
the Roanoke Light Infantry tonight
Miss Exonia Hurt, Of Baltimore, is the
guest Of her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Woody, III north Twenty-nlnth street.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will meet st
the Association Hall at IL o'clock to-day.
Mr.. Riley Miles Gilbert and Miss Annie
Il. Williams will be married at the SecOnu
Presbyterian church to-day ut II o'clock NJ
Mr.. George W. johnson is at his post
with the Old Dominion Steamship. Com
pany after al indisposltion OF several days
The ice on the pond on the farm OF Mr.
4 =. Jahnko. in Chesterfield near Bon Ar,
was in excellent condition for skating sun
day.
Mr. Palmer GRAY. who ia with tho
Telauchtograph Company IN New York, rs
on a brief visit 90 his parents, III TINS
city.
Mr.. Horatio Yarborough. well. known
engineer Of the Richmond aud Allegheny
railroad. who has been quite sick. con-
! tInues 10 improve.
Colonel ". /. Spotswood who has been
| detained AZ home by sickness. was abe 20
be out yesterday and w1s attending to MS
duties al the Hustings Court.
Mrs. James Allison will be " at home y
TO her friends on Tuesday evening from D
| 20 o'clock. and will be assisted by a num-
! Der Of attractive young ladies'.
The Past-Masters' Association Of Rich
| mond will have thor annual banquet NJ
| the Masonic Temple next saturday night.
| Mr.. John II. Powell VIII preside.
Policeman W. T. Foster on Saturday lost
! his badge. No. l9 IL front of the Rich
| mond Theatre. The finder will please
| leave II at the Second POlice-Station.
The funeral Of Nj. Orange Bennett,
! whose death Saturday night was reported
! -. lNraptartr will tQEn nlQpg
| Broad-Strect Methodist church at noon TO-
day.
Rev. DIR. A. +. Dickinson attended Leigh:
Street Baptist church on Sunday and
made an al lrcss in the interest OF his
paper. and III. Wright spoke IN the same
| vein.
interesting services were held at the Old
Ladies' Home. on Seventh street. Sunday
afternoon under the auspices Of the Chris.
tian Eudeayor Society Of Centenary
church.
Professor Minor will give a floral festi-
val. interspersed with tabeguX OF the
! four seasons. introducing his Party de
| Fleares dance by twelve misses at Sanger
Hall tonight.
The local union Of the Christian-Endea-
vor societies of Richmond and Manchester
| viii hold a meeting at Centenary Method
ist church this evening to reOrganize fol
the ensuing year.
CAPTAIN NJ. A. BIrdsong, OF the Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac rall-
| road. slipped on the Ice in front OF MS
| home. No. north Third street, yesterday
morning and dislocated his shoulder.
Mrs. Allen will deliver lecture at the
Young Mons Christian Association Hal
tins afternoon at O'Clock under the
auspices Of the Woman's Christian Asso
citation. Her subject will be Ideal No
manhood
4 well-known ohorus-master Of Chicago
has determined 10 organize large chorus
of children 10 sing during the Exposition
and Rev. Dr. Cailsch, among others, ma
been invited TO write one OF the songs L
be rendered.
The marriage OF Miss c. VI. Grace Hiden
daughter of Rev. Or. j. c. Hiden, of TIM
CITY. aud Mr.. Edward Wilkinson, of Blr
ninrbam. Ala. will take place Wednesda,
nj If O'Clock AT the residence Of the parent
of the bride-elect. DR.. Hiden will perform
the ceremony.
As the estate Of the late Mrs. Powell i
being settled up and all her creditors hav
been notified TO appear before COmmis
sioner Massio on March 10th, the Rich
mond Theatre Is 10 be sold. II not dis
posed Of privately before April II 10 under
stood that II will be put up at auction.
The Atlanta Cons' hd0H of SUNDAY saws
Mr.. r. T.. Richardson. secretary of the Viz
ginia State Insurance Company, was IN tn
city Yesterday. Mr.. Richardson Is one q
the most promising and prominent youn
insurance men of the Old Dominion. II
will be IN Atlanta several days before r.
turning 10 his home in Richmond, Va.
Professor Stein. of Washington. ha
charge of the music for the Cleyelan
inauguration. Heisa q brother of Profes
sor II. Stein. Of the Theatre orchestra, au
las written 10 him in reference 70 pro
cunne number Of Richmond musician
, to take part in the musical part Of the grea
pageant. Professor VI. STEIN will 20 on &
. Washington this week 10 confer with h.
brother.