Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-09
RICHMOND In BRIEF.
puNogNT PARAGRAPHS ABOUT CUR
RENT LOCAL EVENTS.
Personal Points About Orr CITY ana
County Friends-Cburch Services
aud Other Notes.

I County FrfebOs-tburcu
aud Other Notes.
Miss Tucker Clarke, Of Lynchburg. Is
visiting in the city.
Governor Mckinney left yesterday after
noon for Old Point.
Mr. X. s. CHM Is still quito I'll at bis
1 home. at Barton Heights.
Miss Kate Mckinney, of Lynchburg; is
visiting Mrs. j. j. Taylor. 500 east Clay
| street.
Mr.. Andrew Green, the builder. IL very
] sick at his residence. on north seventh
! street.
DIR. George W. Dutton. Jr.. OF Philadel-
phia. IL the guest of Mr. John Howard SO2
west Grace street.
"Tbe Larger Faith" is the subject of
Rev. Mr.. Shippen's address at Belyidere
| Hall to-day ct 7. NJ.
| suit was instituted in the City Circuit
| Court Yesterday bv Ryland d Lee against
Jacob s. Aster for Si6O.
Mrs. Louise Allen has returned TO her
home, In Lexington, after q visit to her
/ brother. Mr.. T. s. Dalton.
Miss Virginia Johnson has returned homo
from Washington, where she has been
visiting for several months
The Methodist Sundny-School Society
will meet at Barton Heights next Sunday
at z. NJ, not this afternoon.
Mr.. Ad. Dill has just purchased from
the Meadow Kennels. at northampton,
Mass, two valuable setter pups.
Rev. W. A. Laughon, pastor Of Denny
! Street church. IL conducting an interest
| ing revival meeting in that church.
| Misses Matte Stewart and Claudia Gill.
of Church Hill, have just returned home
after pleasant trip to Williamsburg.
Mr.. Patrick Henry Jacob, of Hammond
| ton, Y. j., formerly of Richmond, IS here on
q visit to his kinsman, Mr.. b. a. Jacob.
Rev. DR.. McKim, one of the most celc-
| brated Episcopal ministers Of Washington,
will preach at st. Pauls church to-day.
Mr.. r. Wyldcr Booker is ont again after
| having been confined 10 his room for seve-
raj days by severe attack of rheumatic
govt.
Addison Rowser (colored). from Fredc-
| ricks burg. was received az the pcniten-
tiary yesterday 10 serve SIX years for bur-
glary.
Mrs Fannie b. Montgomery, of Church
| Hill, will leave on the 10th instant for
brief visit to friends in Norfolk and Old
Point.
The Richmond College Colts will cross
| bats with the Randolph Macon nine at
| Island Park tomorrow afternoon at
! o'clock.
Mr.. Louis Rich. one Of tho proprietors
| Of the Alhamhra Hotel. Chicago. has re-
turned home after brief trip TO the Ma
gic City.
Mr.. Peter J. Burton. whose illness was of
| long duration, is conyalescing. He has
taken several walks and paid visits to some
! friends.
| Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
| Willie Duke and Miss Mamie Titmus for
! tho 18th instant at Laurel-Street Method
! ist church.
Mrs. NJ. VI. Strause, who has been So
! iournng in Atlantic City and Phlladel-
phia tho past four weeks. will return home
| Tuesday, the llth instant.
MIR. w. A. Garland. of Harrsonburg.
| Va. formerly of this city. who has for the
/ last month been confined 10 his bed with
! typhoid-fever. Is able 70 be out again.
Mrs, Wetzel. Of north Seventeenth
street. prior to her departure for France
and Germany will give her intimate friends
u reception on the evening Of the 9th.
A reception will be hold in the reading
rooms of Moore Memorial Guild, 70l west
/ MAN street. tomorrow evening from 10
| 10 o'clock. Refreshments will be served.
Miss Bette Glasgow, of Lexington. Va,
and Miss kitle Paxton, OF Buena Vista,
| Va, will DO the guests of the Misses Glas-
cow. No. l west Main street, during the
bazaar.
The -Euchre Club will be en-
tertained by blr. and Mrs. James i. Patter-
son on Friday the 14th instead OF tho
18TH ss appears IN the society letter On
another page.
MIR. Frank Clark. Of tho firm of Cooke.
| Clarke d Co.. Norfolk. Va, will send to
Miss Emily Glasgow for the Virginia table
at the bazaar one Blsselps perfection CRATE.
valued at $50.
Mr. Thomas Potts was elected delegate
from the Monumental church TO attend
the council of the Episcopal Church.
which meets in Winchester. Mr. John
| NJ Taylor was elected alternate.
The annual meeting of the local union
| of Christian EndeaYor Will be held at
| Seventh Street Christian church next
| Thursday evening, at which time othcers
for the ensuing year will be elected.
Marie, the daughter Of Captain James b.
Angle. who has been quite Ill for two
weeks. was reported TO be somewhat better
yesterday. The attending physician thinks
she will be out Of danger IN q few days.
The monthly meeting of tho Richmond
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
| ANIMALS will be held in the parlOr of the
| Young Mems Christian Association Tues
day evening the 18th instant at o'clock.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
John C. Seitert. well-known young COM
posltor, and Miss Amelia G. Hoist. dough-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs w. Hoist. at st. Johns
German Evangelical church, April 18th at
AIS p. NJ.
Henry Wise Mayo. who has been APP
pointed by Congressman Wise to a cadet
ship at the Naval Academy. is son Of
Mrs. w. G. Mayo. His alternate is S.
Branch Mckinney, nephew and messenger
to the Governor.
The Lynchburg Adcdnce says; The
following gentlemen from Richmond are
registered here: j. If. DuRgins, at the
Nationals II. NJ. Boykn and ". G.. Miller,
at the Norvel-Arlington, and II. l. Farmer
and G. V. Nash. at the Lynch.
The r. +. Lee Club gave q delightful
fish-fry TO their lady friends Easter Mon
day on Sharp's Island. Dancing, fishing.
and boating were INDUCED in during the
entire day. Among those present were Alr.
c. Chnely and family. Mr. Joe Tate and
! lalnily, MI. " Duliinb tOn hnA lahllN, hKs
G. Sharp and family, Mr. Walter Butler.
Miss Mary Mountcastle. Mrs. 81 Gentry
and sister, aud Messrs. William Krause and
William Cree.
The Phllologian Society, of Richmond
College. elected the following officers Fri
day night: ID. Ii. Scott, final president: j..
d. Hart. term president; Il. H. White,
vice-president; j. T.. johnson, recording
secretary J. b. Chlldress. corresponding
secretary c. G.. Mcdaniel, treasurer; X.
w. Grlzzari, critic; f. +. Calzado, censor !;
G. Z. Stuart. chaplain; William II. Flanna-
gan. sergeant alarms; IL. A. Willis and A.
A. Smith, hall managers.
Our Representative I'm New York.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
Mug Ynnr ANIL & Mr. @ Nora Of