Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-03

Mrs. Charles II. Mastln and children, or
s017 east Clay street. have returned home
after a delightful visit of six weeks TO
friends and relatives in Fredericksburg
and at Spotsylvania Courthouse.
Mr.. Charles A. Rose and Mr.. w. Henry
Colqultt, Of this city left yesterday for
two weeks visit to Chicago and the
Worlds Fair. They will so through IN
Yellow Stone park and return via. Nj
agara.
Miss Emma Taylor, OF Baltimore. and
Miss Jennie Mitchell, OF King and Queen
county, are the guests of their uncle. Mr..
w. f. Kay. Of 40 north Twenty-sixtn
street.
"W. A. H." OF Richmond. IS credited
In Fridays issue Of the New York World,
with contributing 1900 loaves OF bread
to the immense bread fund started by
that paper.
Mr.. Anton Schatzel the new physical
director OF the Y. NJ. G. \. is making
himself quite popular with the members
and talks OF organizing a class OF young
ladies.
Mrs. Fred r. Woodward. OF Grove
avenue. who has been seriously Ill Tor
the past five weeks. have partially recov-
cred. and has gone to Green Springs in
Louisa county, where she will remain for
&. few weeks, after which she will visit
friends In Washington, ID. 9.
Rabbi r. y. Callsch will return today
from his western trip. DR.. Calisch preach
ed the opening sermon before the confer
ence Of Jewish Rabbis the Worlds Fair
and the discourse is regarded as a very
IL 10 In, fttn In ha la
issue Of the American lsraeite.
The following gentlemen from Rich
mond were registered a New York hotels
last night: II. Antrim. j. l.. Antrim,
Hoffman: II. Marks, Broadway Central:
p. Il. Williams, Imperial: a. w. Archer.
Marlborough E. II. Smith, st. Denis; L.
St.L. Manearle, Broadway Central
yesterday evening, after spending his two
months vacation at the hospitable and
beautiful home of Mr.. Horace Elicit, in
Fluv mia county. He Will preside at the
organ OF the Second Baptist church to-
day Mr.. Willis has very acceptably filled
his place during his absence.
\ very enjoyable moonlight picnic to
Youngs Pond was given by the Washing
ton Literary Association last Tuesday
evening. Dancing was INDUCED in until
the wee small hours OF the morning. Re-
freshments were served and all present
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Mr.. ]. Howell Kent, editor of the Cor
donsville Gazette. Is In the city.
Captain G. l.. Peers, who met with n
very serious accident near the lower Gas
Works. several months ago, on the Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad. returned TO
the city yesterday from the moptains
looking as we'll as ever
Mr.. Robert l.. Nash has returned 10 the
city after a two years' absence. during
which time he has Travelled extensively
through the Southern States and as far
west as san Francisco. lie Will leave
with his brother, POwhatan Nash, to-day
for the Worlds Fair. They will stop AT
the Grand Army of the Republics Ma.
tional encampment.
Miss Ella Briggs and her niece. Miss
Love left on "Wednesday for the Worlds
Fair. Mrs. Annie Briggs Roper, Of Wash
ington. y. c., joined them at Gordons
Vile and Miss Florence Briggs who ha,
been on a visit to Harrisonburg. Joined thu
party 1t Staunton. They will spend sever
al weeks in Chicago and on their return
VIII stop In Cincinnati few days.
At the meeting Of Jefferson Lodge Of
Good Templars Thursday night a gold pir
was presented to Mr.. J. B. Burrough!
who had brought in the largest number o
new members during the quarter. Gram
chief Templar j. W. Newton. Of stanton
and Mrs a. ). WoOdhouse grand super
intendent Of juvenile Templars, will vlsi
Jefferson Lodge next Thursday night OIL
| cially.
Lelut-ColOnel W. Kirk Mathews HAVING
| removed his -esdence 10 New York
where he IS now the organist of a prom
| inent church. has sent in his rcslgna
tion to Colonel Wickham as Leiut-Col
| onel OF the First Virginia Regiment o
| cavalry. 1t it stll in Colonel Wickham
hands owing to the absence from the cit,
and sickness of GenI Mcdonald tn,
| Adtt-General.
Robert w. Daniel. J. p. whitehead. r
! Rand Willford, Otway s. Allen. John Is
Chlldrev. Jackson Brandt. Henry c. Jones
| John II. West and wife. Miss Beulah Pat
! tison, John T.. T. Anderson and family
| Miss Cullen, DR.. w. T. Richardson. J. /
| Stines. K. III. Pitt. Josiah Ryland. Jr
Mrs. Branch T. Archer. Il. X. Grady. W
Mrs. Branch T. Archer, Misses Mari
Archer, f.. X. Grady, ". r. Hooper
| Robert +. Cox, \. Y. Stokes, Jr., o. ii
Wood, Dudley Mcdonald.
Mr. \. Chambers Ray son of DR. Ray
| Of this city. left last week for Arkansas
| This talented and popular young gentle
man, who graduated with distinction Il
! Randolph Macon College in June last
| was the same week, elected professor o
| mathematics I'm Quitman College. an
! goes TO take charge of his chair at tn
! opening Of the session. He carries will
! him the best wishes Of q large circle o
| friends I'm this State.