Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-18
personaIs and Briefs.

Mr.. Douglas Rider. Of Fox & Rider. who has
been very III with pneumonia, Is much better.
Mr.. Ed. s. Cardozo, Of No. 115 west Main
street, who has been quite sick, is much DETER
Mr.. Morgan Shepherd, who has been confined
at his homo by serious illness, Is getting DETER
Mrs. John Coke has returned from New York,
where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Flanagan.
Tomorrow will be Passion Sunday. The Right
Rev. Bishop will continue al night his Lenten
discourse5 on Penance'
Major James W. Nowlin, Grand Chief Templar
OF the Independent order Of Good Templars OF
Virginia, will visit this city April 7th-
There will be a meeting Of the Junior Holly
wood Memorial Association ut the Young Aens
Christian Association this afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
The monthly meeting OF the Baptist City mis-,
sionary Society, on account OF the centennial
mission meeting, Is postponed from the third to
the fourth sunday.
Miss vlrgie CABOT leaves on Monday for
Charleston, W. Va, where she goes to be brides
| maid at the wedding OF her cousin, Miss Lewis
who is we'll known in Richmond.
MIR. Leroy f. Brown qualified in the CHANGERS
Court yesterday as executor OF the VIII OF M,s
| Margaret L. Brown, and Miss Byrd Page quail
| fed as executrix OF Mrs. Martha A. Page
A children's lemon party will be given at the
| residence Of Mrs. Drake, No. go west Grace
| street, this afternoon from 3 to under the
| auspices OF the Alabama Committee OF the
Bazaar.
AsnaIl child Of Mr.. James Duffy, who resides
| on Cedar street, was badly scalded yesterday
by upse.ting a vessel OF boiling water on Itself
The injuries OF the little one are thought 10 be
very serious.
The 5O.foot lot, with q dwelling thereon, al
the southeast corner OF Clay and Giimer streets
| was sold at public auction Thursday evening py
| Mr.. y. w. Bowe. Mr.. Edgar Alan became tnt
| purchaser at 1880.
Hon. Robert T. Barton, OF Winchester X. L.
Hunter, W. A. Rose, and George Turner, oil
King George; ID. ID. Balton, Sheriif OF Princess
Anne, and Lew Jones, Treasurer OF Miodiesei
visited the Capitol yesterday.
The Baptist Social Union will give a banquet
at the Masonic Temple next Tuesday night II
Is expected that several Of the distinguished
| ministers who will come here 90 take part IN the
centennial meetings will be present.
Mr.. Malcolm shackleford. Of this city, has JUS
| composed q solo for the banjo entitled "Tht
| Virginia Volunteers" which he has dedicated tt
| Professor Jacob Reinhart. II will be published
| by John F.. Ellis & Co., Of Washington, L. {.
Mr.. James Brander, son OF Major Thoma
Brander, Is quite sick with typhoid-tever at Mr.
| Ambler's, IN Fluvanna county. He has been at
| tending school there all winter. Major and Mrs
Branoer have been with him for tie past week
The frst meeting held at the new rooms OF TN
Exchange for WoInan's Work, corner Third ant
| Franklin streets, yesterday was largely al
tended, fwenty-six members being present
| The sales fer the past two weeks amounted U
s347. The ladies arranged for their annual tea
MIR. Frank ID. Syrich Is being pushed by hh
friends for the consulship either at Brussels OF
| Dresden. Mr.. Syrich was at one time a populal
member of the Richmond and Danvilie clerica
| force IN Richmond and a prominent member o
| the Junior order United American Mechanics
| He is now practicing law in Washington.
Tie Feast OF 81. Joseph will be celebrated
| with 10Y and due solemnity ct the Little Sister
| OF the Poor March 22d, as the 10th will DO Passion
Sunday. The annual dinner will be given =
the inmates, served by the Right Rev. A. Van o.
Nyyer and tho clergy at l y. NJ. The Blesset
Sacrament will be exposed after mass ana WI
terminate with benediction Immediately ate
dinner given by the Right Reverend Bishop.
None Of the candidates for the County-Cour
clerkship made speeches at the meeting OF tn
| Lee-District Club held at Anderson's stor
Thursday night for the purpose OF discussinl
means for preventing a recurrence OF The dis
orderly conduct that has several times been VII
messed at their meetings. After a lengthy dis
cussion Of the subject 1t was decided TO appoin
q com OF three 70 pass upon the appnca
items OF all persons except tho Democratic voter
OF the county who desire TO attend tho meetihgs
There was another meeting held about Nv
squares from Anderson's, at which several can
didates spoke.