Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

honor and M rreds MCSBens 0sr-
Of the bride. acted - best man. Inc
ceremony was beautifully and impress
lively performed by the Rev. DR.. Howl
son. pasto. OF the Presbyterian church:
The Rev. Hartwell X. Hawthorne, OF
Alton. : son of the Rev. DIR. J.. b. HAN
thorne, was . visitor TO Chario'tesvile
this week.
Mr.. Hugh Minor, who has recently
returned to this county from Cuoa, IS ~
Eastham's, He is suffering from an at
tack of Cuban fever. 80,
Judge r. T. w. Duke Il still connned
TO his room with q severe cold. ~
Messrs. George W. Morris and !. W.
Fishburne have returned from the.r tl'p
10 Richmond and report having mad q
delightful time.
Mr.. ]. Massie Smith and daughter,
Mics Sallie w. Smith, OF Shadwell, have
been visiting friends in Richmond.
The Rev. J. o. Seasons and MISS
Maggie Kent, OF Gordonsyiile, nave
been visiting friends in this CITY TINS
week. 49,. r,:u;.
Bronaueh have been spending few
DAYS at T" Windie Knowe.
Mr.. s. L. Carter, OF Nelson, has peen
visiting his brother, Mr.. q. II. Carter'
in this place. this week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Garnet, Jr., went to WASH
ineton this week to consult an oculist.
Judge Lyons and his daughter, OF
this city, are visiting In Washington.
Misses Belle and Nora Moran are con-
templating trip in the near future.
Niessrs. Peterkin, Stribling, Logan.
Redford, and Baughman have returned
to the University after q short trip to
their homes.
Miss Sadie Eisenman left Thursday
morning for Richmond, where she was
Joined by Miss Ray Oberdorfer. who is
visiting in that city. From thence she
will 90 10 Atlanta, Ga, where they will
spend some time with Mrs. Abe Foote.
MIR. and Mrs Harold Hodges, former
" Miss leanor Morgan, who were mar
ried in Culpeper, are at the residence OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Olive 3. Nor
gan, at the University.
Mr.. L. G.. Brenaman. OF Augusta
county, is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Crigler, who were
married at Brandy Station Wednesday,
were in Charlottesville to-day, en- route
South.
Mr.. J. Howell Kent, editor OF the
Gordonsville Gazette, was in the city to-
day.
The Rev. Mr.. Granger, Of Buffalo,
N. Y. is stopping in the city for a fe"
days.
Mr. J. II. Hobgood, of Washington,
d. c., is stopping with Mr.. A. p. Bib
Miss Flossie Giddings. OF Loudouu
county, who has been visiting Miss An
mis- Sinclair. left this week to visit Mr..
Carter Page at Brandy Station. She
will also spend some time in Washing
ton city.
Mrs. NJ. s. Hill. who has been the
guest of Mr.. l.. w. Cox, has returned
to her home, in Brooklyn.
Major L. G. Elder, OF Stanton, has
been in Charlottesville this week on
legal business.
Each applicant for a position on the
base ball team of this season has to sign
the following pledge, which has been
done without q murmur: From thi:
| date will abstain from all intoxicating
liquors, and hold myself bound to prsc'
tice or exercise as directed by the cap
tain: and il chosen as one OF the regular
team or substitutes, | further pledge
| myself to abstain from smoking" (Ihl'
| includes what is commonly known q:
"taking pufls.") Mr.. X. ID. Anderson,
a prominent bookseller at the University
will manage the team this season, aud
from the material already secured, TO
pether with Mr.. Anderson's thorough
knowledge in all matters pertaining L
baseball, the season Of 1928 promises
to he an excellent one.
The University Glee Club is prac
ticing daily preparatory for their trll
next week to Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. Several germans have beer
promised them. and grand time is an
ticipated.
Messrs. Mcclure and Bryan have re
turned TO the university after yer.
pleasant stay in Richmond.
Mr.. William Cochran has returned
from his northern trip.
Miss Martha +. Martin. of Orange, j
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. ID. Mason, Oh
Rose Hill.
Miss Eliza Woods is the guest OF tn
family of DR.. Drury w. Burnley.
DR.. James Woods, who has been visit
ing bis parents and friends in this city
has returned to New York.