Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-10
ALL ABOUT THE CITY.
SHORT ITEMS CLEANED HERE AND
THERE BY DISPATCH REPORTERS.
Local Happenings Coupled with Points
About Our Friends-fuiton and
Barton Heights Notes.

| Miss Narcissa Barton will return from
| New York next Friday.
Miss Louise Quarles. who has been Ill
for a week or ten days. is improving.
Mr.. William Ryan left last night for
short visit to his brother I'm Cincinnati.
Mrs. Charles f. Moore continues quite
III at her residence. 1917 Bainbridge street,
Manchester.
Mr.. A. s. willy, Of Richmond. Va. was
registered at the Albemarle Hotel. New
York city. yesterday.
"a Religion That Is Not Worth Hav-
| ing" Will be DR.. Young's subject at Park
Place church tonight.
Mrs. Samuel Watts, or Auburn. n. C..
IL In the city. and will spend the Christ
mas with her parents. at $40 east Clay
street.
Miss Julia Magruder. the authoress. and
Miss Carter Conrad. daughter OF Hon.
Holmes Conrad, are both the guests OF
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure.
Mrs. Thomas McLauchan, OF Libby
Hi. has returned from Seattle. Wash
ington. accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. II. V. Desportes.
Mr.. George Mayo will conduct the ser
vices at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation this afternoon az o'clock. There
will be some special music.
Mr.. W. G. r. Frayser, who has been
very sick at his residence, III north Twen-
ty-nnth street, Is improving rapidly. and
expects'to be out in few days
Mrs. Leanora Rupert. wife OF the late
Christian Ruppe rt, and sister-in-law of
Mr.. August Rupert, died at her resi-
dence in Washington, on Friday.
There will be temperance lecture given
bv Senator Stubs at Union-Station Tab
ernacle on Tuesday, December 18th, at
& = NJ. All are invited. Admission will
be free
A brown plaid horse-blanket marked
4. 2. Roach. was lost on the patrol
wagon Yesterday. The officers OF the Sc
cond District would thank the finder to re-
turn IL to them.
Mr.. Edwin II. Chalkley, OF Charlotte.
and Miss Lula Marion McGruder. Of this
city. will be married at G:15 o'clsSk De
cernber 18th at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. s. Camp.
The Baptist Sunday School Association
of Richmond and Manchester will meet at
the Second Baptist church this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. Professor G. II. winston
VIII make an address.
The friends of Miss Pauline Frick spent
quite an enjoyable evening at her home
on Wednesday last. An elegant repast
was served to the company. and the en-
tertainment lasted until midnight.
Mr.. j. p. Andrews, Of Manchester.
spent several days hunting In Chesterfield
last week. and succeeded In killing two
deer and IA number Of squirrels and par
tridges.
Rescue Lodge, Good Templars. will have
very interesting meeting Monday night
All arrangements will be perfected for a
taclIy tea-party. to be held Monday night,
the 18TH at g i. NJ. at their hall, 3l6 west
Broad street.
Captain Frank W. Chamberlayne con-
tinues TO improve, though 1t has been
found that two of his ribs are broken.
He was run down by a horse driven to a
buggy a week ago whilst attempting to
get out of the way of an electrician.
The annual report OF the State Board
of Agriculture has been printed and Is
ready for distribution. Besides the usual
reports upon matters pertaining to the
farms and mines II Virginia, it contains
many valuable papers on agricultural
topics in general.
At the Unitarian services at p. VI.
this afternoon. in Belvdere Hall, Rev o.
=. Norman, who lately left the ministry
in the Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
for the Unitarian ministry, will preach.
His subject will be Law" Owing to the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. CLANCY from the
city there will be no Bible class.
A meeting will be held at the house OF
Mrs. Hunter Mcclure on Monday after
noon at 4:20. on which occasion Miss Julia
McGruder the well-inown authoress, VIII
explain a new and original entertain
ment for the benefit Of the Virginia Hos
pital. All the society girls are TO take part
in IT, and something very charming will
undoubtedly be the outcome.