Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-02
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Messrs. J. N. Hogan and W. N. L0ya"
are visiting the seashore.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Taylor an ~
little daughter, Miss Eula, are s'opp'"% -
Mineral City. ~,
r,a ..eond animal picnic Of the BEL BEL.
mont Club will take place i"o''
9TH. at Drewry's Bluf.
Msssr.. Thomas W. Gentry and ln2 MeS
Christian Gentry have returneo 'io"A
York and the Worlds Far.
Misses Eliza and Florence Neaie ie,s , ,h
c,fv Yesterday tor salem 10 "''e"
Summer School OF Methods. !,
Mrs George W. Taylor. OF No. 80 nor ,,a
richtrenth street. is visiting irlsnu9 ""'
relatives at Charlottesville. Va
Mr. r. ~. Anderson, principal OF .ne
Mo ornhap Asylum, will spend portlon
81 the simmer at Waynesboro', va
The animal picnic Of the Male Orphan
,.,,I,,n will take place on the old camping
Grounds at Snields's woods July 4tn'
N-s r NJ. Grasty, who has been VISITING
.oia.;rss here for several weeks, lett Fri
dav for her home, III Buckingham county
Ma Rettie Jewett. matron of the Male
o.ahan Asylum is with her brother, MT.
George II. Jewett, OF Midlothian "Ho 10
Improving.
DR.. s. Galeski has just returned Irolp
tho West. having organized cnaP.siS VI
the dowment Guild IN OincihnH'i' IL
dIanapolis, and Chicago.
Mr.. Ernest A. Ambold, son OF tho lato
Professor y. A. Ambold, VINO mas peen
living for years ct Cambridge. no, Is III
the cfty and may remain permanently.
Hon. Alexander Mcdonald. Minister to
Persia. who sailed on the steamship NOT
mania from Now York THURSDAY, june
22d, arrived at southampton on the eve
ming of the 9Oth.
During the month Of June the Clerk OF
the Heprico County Court issued rs mar,
rage licenses-1O TO white and IL TO coioreu
couples. During the same time 10 DEEDS
were entered 10 record.
Mr. William Ryan left Friday night for
CINCINNATI. where he will spend several
DAYS with his brother. MIR. q. Is. Ryan,
assistant general passenger agent OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
CAPTAIN W. Gordon McCabe. hesdmaster
of tho University School ut Petersburg.
was in the city yesterday. He usually
spends his vacations IN Europe, but Is now
divided IN mind between Europe ana the
exposition.
There will be a meeting at the mission
rooms. at the corner of Kinney and Leigh
streets, this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock; A
similar meeting will be held on Second
street just below Canal, at the house OF
Alr. Mallory.
Rev. DR.. William Z. Hatcher returned
Friday evening from Caroline county,
where he lectured that day, and together
with other pastors will leave Tuesday tor
King William county TO ordain Rev. Is. g..
James. who has lately accepted pastorate
N that county.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10, Golden Chain.
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing SIX months: T.. W. Miner. CON-
mander: w. G.. Pollard, yice-commander ;
j. VI. Richardson, assistant commander {;
]. T.. FOlkes. prelate III. Ct. Ball. guide :
W. l.. Wingfield, guardian.
Miss Mamie Conway. who has been a.
tending school at ST. Mary's Institute, in
this city, will leave for her ho"Te In VIM
chester, Monday, accompanied bv her
cousins. Mrs. John Il. Bowen and Miss
Mary Csrmody, who expect to be absent
until the 1st of September.
The Lee Camp Soldlers-Homs Board
have decided TO build new mess-hail at
the Home. The new hall will be IN the
rear of tho main building. Plans for It
have been submitted and the contract will
be given out at tho next meeting Of the
board. The old mess-hall will be convert
cd into quarters. thus increasing the &C
commodatlons of the institution.
Recent arrivals of Richmond people at
the Brandon, Basic City: A. II. Mott.
Major T.. T. ID. Myers, Mrs. Calvin Wilson,
Rev. w. L. Richardson, Il. w. Minter, G..
| NJ. Baker. Mrs Mann s. Quarles, Miss
Mary Lewis Quarley, Miss Lucy Quarles,
Miss Helen Quarles, +. H. Gunst, II. f..
Sanderson. Everett Waddey. Miss Tiny
Martin. o. Wstteson, and W. L. Hooper.
Rev. Edward u. Pollard, son of Profess
sor Pollard. OF Richmond College, is In the
! city. At the recent commencement OF
| Yale University he was awarded the de-
gree of doctor of philosophy, after three
years of Postgraduate study in connection
I with his pastorate IN New Haven. lie has
accepted the psstorste of the First Baptist
church of Roanoke. Va, aud on August
| LIST will enter upon his duties there.
Mrs. James A. Nolan. OF north Twenty.
fifth street. aud Mrs. Peter u. Tresnon. OF
| north Ninth street, whose husbands while
| living were members Of st. Patrlck's
| Branch, Catholic Knights Of America. each
received during the past week the ~ .0OC
benefits paid by the society on the death
of members. This makes 200 received
| by the branch on account Of death OF
members since its organization IN 1881.