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theology.
Mrs. NJ. N. Hickok, the mother OF Ser
gcant-Maior r. 3: Hick9k. ieit ior nsr
ing several months in this city with her
son.
special- Deputy George b. Jones, OF
Richmond, assisted at the institution OF
al new lodge OF Independent Order ODD
Fellows ct Lawrenceville "Wednesday
night.
Mrs. X. l.. Ettenger and children, OF
West Duluth, MIMI, who have been spend
ing some time with relatives and friends
In the city, left for their home on Wednes-
day last.
Messrs. LOUIS Muller, G. b. Conant. and
Others, Of the New York Coal Exchange.
were at the Exchange yesterday en- rones
home from trip to Newport Ne rs and
Lambert Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Anderson have
returned TO their home. No. 5e5 north
Seventh street, after delightful visit or
ten days 10 their uncle, 4. y. Anderson, In
Reidsville, n. c.
Hon. Thomas Dunn English. Ii. d., the
distinguished writer and historian ana
member of Congress from New Jersey. was
at the Exchange Hotel yesterday en- ro'ae
for Williamsburg.
Misses Mary Jones. Pauline Edwards,
and Maggie Allen Will leave on Tuesday
10 visit friends and relatives in baltimore.
Before returning they will visit the Worids
Far and other places.
F.. Walter Carter. of South Boston. Va.
who has been attending the High school.
returned home yesterday, but Will return
TO the CITY on Monday to accept q position
in the Broad-S Street Pharmacy.
The subject of Or. Hogcs discourse this
afternoon will be The Place OF Young
Men IN Ecclesiastical History" Dr. Hoge
will suspend the series on " Notable Eras
in Church History" until the fall.
DR.. Edward Eggleston. the well-known
author and historian. who has been on
visit 20 his brother DR.. j. ". Eggleston.
left Yesterday evening for home. lie re-
ceIved much attention while here.
A number of Richmond people went
over 10 Petersburg FRIDAY afternoon TO at
tend the funeral Of MIR. jacob Conrad, who
formerly resided here Rev. Paul J.. Men
eel. of this city, conducted the services.
The funeral of Mr. Charles w Watkins.
the Young man VINO was killed FRIDAY
morning by the breaking of an emory
stone Mt Starke's Dixie Plow- Works. will
take place from st. Marks church this af-
ternoon q. O'clock.
Professor John Baseler and ID. Hardy
Pyle start for Baltimore Monday ria tho
York River route TO be gone several days
on q business trip. En- route home they
will make a brief stop at Old Point Com
fort.
Ro. +. Richardson, Jr.. son of our ca
teemed fellow-cltizen of the same name,
has lust returned from the Randolph Ma
con Academy. at Bedford City. having won
the declaimer's medal besides other prizes
in other departments.
Owing to repainting of the Old-Market
Hall the usual Sunday services cannot DO
held to-day. Tho Sunday-schOol and
preaching services Will be resumed as
usual next Sunday and the usual Wednes-
dsy-niGht meeting will lie held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson Brewer have ia
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Nellie Blanche. TO Mr..
Robert Jackson Goodwin. Thursday after
noon. June q. 1898. at o'clock. at 500
Seminole street, South Bethlehem, near
Brooklyn, n. y.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Isabel l.. Jacob 20 Mr. Benjamin
Cockayne Gaylor June 9th at noon at the
Church of the Good Shepherd. Norwood,
o., suburb of Cincinnati. The bride
elect is daughter of Mr.. Henry Jacob,
! draughtsman of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company, of this city.
! Tho Afro-Amercan citizens Of Rich
mond will celebrate the Fourth of July
with big picnic at the Exposition
Grounds. The affair will be conducted
under the auspices of the First Battalion
of colored infantry. There will be a sham
battle, exhibition drills, baseball, and
J other amusing features.
Professor Charles f. Mutter, organist Of
St. Mary's church. has completed the
score of fine piece Of music entitled, %.
( sag es Noch Enmal,' for 17-voced or
chestra. During vacation Professor Nut
ter will arrange his grand Festival March,
composed for orchestra and chorus, for
piano solo, and for piano duet -four hands,.
} Mr. Henry Flegenhemer. the Clerk OF
J the United States District Court. left yes-
J tcrday rla the Nork-Rlver route tor Allan
! tic City as a delegate to the Grand COnvO-
! cation OF the Order of Heptasophs. He was
A accom- panied by his mother. Mrs. William
Flegenbeimer. who will stay az this popu-
lar seashOre for some time for the benefit
OF her health.
Lieutenant John f. Stringer, of the First
; Regiment, and Miss Alice \. HaZeiwOod
! were united in marriage al the residence
/ of the bride, No. 1413 north Gwentv-ninth
street, Thursday afternoon. Owing to a
recent aiiiictlon in the family of the bride
the wedding was very quiet affair. After
the ceremony the newly-wedded couple
left for a visit to Hampton.
l.. S. Squire's Classical and English
| School closed on the 10th. Certificates OF
| standing in each study were awarded 10 all
the pupils. Improvement was marked and
| gratifying in almost every case. The regis
ter numbers thlrty-three with an average
attendance of TWENTY-FIVE for the session.
The duties of this school will be resumed
on tho 18th of September pro1lmo.
On Sunday night, the 25th instant. there
Will be preached by DIR. Landrum, Of the
| Second Baptist church, under the auspices
of Trinity Lodge, Good Templars, q TEN.
perance sermon. All members of tine
order are invited to meet at Central Hall al
7:40 and attend III body. The Woman's
| Christian Temperance Union and Y's will
also be welcome. Seats will be- reserved
and members of the two orders will wear
badges.
Anderson B. Smith would have been
among the graduates IN the High School
had he not left school before the final ex.
aminations. Having an excellent situa-
ton offered him at the Richmond and
Danville freight Office. lie acceptedit. Had
he remained at school two months longer
he would now be in possession or his dl.
ploma. He is q bright, intelligent youth
of l6 much loved and esteemed by
his teachers.
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