Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-21
RICHMOND PEOPLE.
THEIR MOVEMENTS AND THOSE OF
THEIR FRIENDS AND VISITORS.
Brief Local Items Gathered from All
Quarters by tho Dispatch
Reporters.

Is visiting his parents, at No. 2lll Pleasant
street.
The condition Of Mr.. J. W. Bush. who
fell from his train several weeks ago, Is im-
proving.
Miss Jennie LahenburR. OF 2l6 west
Baker. is out again. after several weeks
sickness
Washington Chapter. No. 9. conferred
tho ROYAL Arch degree on three csnaluates
Friday night.
Manager Zlmmer, at Reservoir Park. an
nounces music, dancing. and boating TO-
morrow at the lake.
The Misses Fife. OF Glenwood. Nd, are
visiting their cousin. Miss Lutte Roberts,
10 north Fifth street.
Mr.. Edward A. Watson, Of Nimrod Hall,
Bath county, Is visiting at Mrs. Duyals.
Third and Franklin streets.
The condition of DR.. j. J. Morrison. who
was psralyzed on the 9Th instant, was
little more favorable yesterday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Lee Camp will
hold an important meeting at the Camp
Hall on Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. NJ. l.. White, of No. 3OS east Cary
street. has gone to spend the summer with
Tenn.
Miss Laura V. Huntley. Of 615 north
Eighth street, left Yesterday evening lot
Ashland, at which place she will spend
several days.
Miss Alys Connally eftyesterday morning
tor Washington TO be present at seyeral
receptions and balls gwen in honor OF the
Infanta Eulalie.
Rev. Mr.. Kuyk, OF weddell- Memorial
chapel, in Fulton. will preach special
sermon to Red Men next Sunday morning
instead Of to-day, as has been announced.
Mr.. William T. McLaran. capitalist OF
Milwaukee and trustee of the Northwest
ern Mutual Liie-lnsurance Company mas
been in Richmond on a visit tor several
days.
A concert and recitation will be given ut
Ashland tomorrow night Tor mo oeheht
of the Christian church OF that place.
Special rates have been made from Rich
mond.
Fx.Councilman John K. Molloy has IN
his possession q mahogany wardrone that
formed part of the Confederate Wnite-
Uouse furniture during its occupancy oy
President DAVIS.
The members of Richmond Commandery
No. 2, Knights Iemplar. are called 10 as
somLle at the Temple this evening at
o'clock 10 attend the special service al the
First Baptist church.
Mr.. II. c.. Hechler. who Is one of the
greatest admirers of MIR. Cleveland IN the
country. Yesterday sent by express 60 the
President bunch Of the finest asparagus
ever grown in Virginia.
Lodge of Strict Observance, No. 2o7,
q. oil hnU1au NIGHT
The annual election of officers takes place
and an important amendment TO the by
laws will be considered.
Mr.. Walter McLelland. of the Richmond
Locomotive Works, who is in Portsmouth
working on the bsttleship Texas. came on
to attend the reunion of tie Blues, but
has returned to his post.
The rectors of the Episcopal churches
in this city returned yesterday from Win
chester. where they attended tho session
of the council. and will fill their respec-
tive pulpits this morning.
The Commandery Of St. Andrew, No. 10.
will confer the Red Cross and the Templar
a. it, regular meeting next Friday night.
IL will have also a work" meeting IN
June, and will then call of for the sum-
mer.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Associa-
ton will meet Monday at 5 p. NJ. at the
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION. All
mem bers who have not already paid their
dues for the coming year will do so at this
meeting.
The members of the Parke--B Battery As
ISOLATION will meet at the Office of j.
Thompson Brown & Co. Tomorrow eve
ming TO consider the proprlety of taking
part as a body in the Davis reinterment
exercises.
Mr. Emmett Crank. of Louisa county.
left the city Friday night last ria the
Chesapeake and ONO railway for Chicago.
where he Will spend several days. On his
return trip he will make short stay in
jackson, q.
Mrs. II. J.. Ettenger, of West Duluth,
Mimi, accompanied by her little daugh-
ter and son, Anne Lee and Edwin LLOYD,
is here on visit. dividing her time with
her husbands relatives and her mother.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bond, corner Twenty sixth and
q streets.
Colonel and Mrs. b. s. F. Fshleman. OF
New Orleans. are in the city to attend tho
DAVIS reinterment ceremonies. They arc
the guests Of Dr. and Mrs. j. \. Upshur
Colonel Eshleman was one OF the escorts
appointed 10 accompany the remains from
the Crescent CITY.
.rHenry Walden and Dick Daily, colored
men. were arrested yesterday, charged
with being suspicious characters. They
are believed to be implicated in the rob-
berry of the money-drawer in tho drug
store Of Mr.. A. II. Robins, which occurred
last night week ago.
The singing books that will be used in
Rev. Mr.. Williams's Church-Hill meetings
have been received, and those who have
been invited TO become members Of the
BIG choir will assemble at the UnIon-Sta-
tion tabernacle. Twenty-third street and
Church-Hill avenue. this afternoon at 81
o'clock for practice.
Mr.. s. s. p. Patteson is preparing for
publication in the Green Bag, law Jour
nal published in Boston. an article on the
Supreme Court of Appeals Of Virginia. IT
will be printed in the July. August. and
September numbers of that magazine, and
viii contain photographs of twenty-one
judges who have been on the bench IN
tins tribunal.
DR.. William T. Hatcher. after the close
OF the Southern Baptist Convention at
Nashville. went on a brief trip of business
to Grand Rapids, in Michigan. Hereached
Richmond on his return yesterday morn
Ing, and will occupy his pulpit this morn
Ing and also at O'clock this evening. In
MS sermon tonight he will give some re-
port of the great meeting IN Nashville.
The Third Presbyterian church has pur-
chased of Major Lewis Ginter the band
some irom fence and granite curbing which
enclosed the Anderson property, corner OF
Jefferson and Franklin streets, and are
having the same erected around their
church, corner of Twenty-sixth and Broad
streets. adding another very great improve
ment TO those already made TO their pro-
perty.
The annual Teachers Institute was held
IN the Henrlco County-Court room at ii
O'Clock yesterday morning. There was a
very large attendance. nearly every public
school teacher in Henrico county being
present. An essay on Psychological
Training" was read by MISS Maggie Mitch
ell, of Fairfield District. Mr.. j. A. McGil-
vray, Of the State School Board. delivered
TN address. The exercises were closed
with remarks by Superintendent John h.
Russell.
Richmo nders Registered in New York.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspstcn.l
New YORK. Mag 2O.-J. ID. Patton and W.
Jones. ST. James.
WAlT-MONOAY EXCURSIONS.