The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-04

Interesting Facts About Richmono' Wv

Mrs. Peyton II. Hoge will visit Mrs'
John G. Freeman on Monday
Services will be at r. NJ. this AFTER
noon at Westminster Chapel, by Kew D.
~ Perdleton.
Mr. a. $. Craven was in the city yeslei
uay on his way from Philadelphia 10 no
| nome In Albemarle
Mr. William r. Lee. -four inspector WI.
mas oeen very sick for a week, Was "0'
much better last night
Io-night a o'clock at the Cathedral
there viii be the usual Lenten services,
AT which Bishop Van de Nyver VIII
preach.
the Ladies Auxiliary Of Pickett camp
Will meet Monday, March 5th. at 5'oV
O'Clock. The members are requested to at
tend.
a marriage license was issued h the
clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday TO
Mr. Harry Breitstein and Miss Emma
| Schwartzberg.
Rev. Baldwin a. Pendleton will preach
again to-day at Old Market Han at il
A. VI. He breaches also at Westminster
church at l.. NJ.
Rev. L. d. Power, Of Washington. d.
| c.. will deliver lecture at Seventh
Street Christian church tomorrow even
ing on "Blockheads."
Rev. Or. j.. y. Kerr. who has been
quite sick. has entirely recovered ana
will preach at the First Presbyterian
church this morning.
Mr.. NJ. +. Young ia still at the hospi-
tai Of the Medical College of Virginia
but is very much improved. and Is re-
ceiving the visits Of his friends.
Hoyt's company Of speciality artists. in
Il 4 N
stiuon, closed their engagement at the
Academy Of Music last evening.
The first grand concert. theatre, and
ball by Schiller Lodge. No. 139. l. O. o.
T.. will be given at Sanger Hall next
Tuesday night at $50 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Methodist Sunday-School Society has been
postponed on account of the engagements.
Due notice will be given Of the next
meeting.
c. j. Rice, Jr., lately connected with
the Dispatch. has accepted position
with the Barbour Steamship Company
Brooklyn. y. y. and left for that city
several days ago.
The will Of the late James Alfred
Jones was admitted to probate yesterday
and Miss Mary NJ. Jones qualified as
executrix. The estate was lett 10 the
cXecutllN, ms Only clilu-
Rev. Father Weber will preach at
St. Josephs church tonight AZ o'clock
on "What shall we do TO be saved?
after which he will explain the use OF
incense i'm the Catholic Chulch.
Miss Amelia Doerninger, Of Brunswick.
Ga. who has been visiting in the North
since the yellow fever epidemic IS now
staying with her cousin Miss Pauline
Kessnich. at no. 900 east Clay street.
Colonel Bigger the popular clerk Of
the House Of Delegates, has been unwel
for the past week During his indisposi-
ton he has been ably assisted by Asss-
tant Clerk r. p Mann, Of Petersburg.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Board - Men
ayers of the Virginia Hospital will hold
a pound party on Thursday, March 9Th,
from II A. NJ 20 p NJ, when the
public is invited 10 visit and inspect
the institution and send donations.
.1he Fools Of the Bible and their
Modern Representatives is the subject
Of the sermon Of Or. Young, at Park
Place church tonight. Morning subject;
Waiting for Power Revival services
at night and every night during the
week
The members Of the Holy Name Society
will meet i'm the basement Of the Sacred
Heart CnuItn lIlS tNtAliin eAe-A '~Nf-'-''
The election of officers for the coming
year will be held. and other important
business transacted. All members are
requested 10 be present
An entertainment for the benefit OF the
poor of Henrico county will be gwen by
the Polk Miller Combination and the
Chuch Hill Glee Club at Corcoran Han
next Thursday evening at o'clock. During
the entertainment Mrs. Reinhardt VIII
render vocal selections.
The lecture by Rev. VI. d. Hoge. D.
D.. which was 10 have been delivered
last Monday TO defray the expense ~
lighting the First Presbyterian church
(cOlorcd), corner Monroe and CatheIhe
streets. was postponed on account OF the
inclemency Of the weather I'LL to-mor-
row night at o'clock
The ladies of Grove-Avenue Baptist
church. corner of Grove avenue and
Beech street. will have a silver tea at the
church Tuesday evening, the 9th. from
& TO 10 o'clock. Refreshments viii be
served and a charming programme mas
been arranged including music and reel
tations. A pleasant time is promised all
who attend.
The lecture by Rev. NJ. d. Hose, d. D.,
which was to have been delivered last
Monday night, February 10Th, TO detray
the expense of lighting the First FresDy-
terrain church (colored). corner Monroe
and Catherine streets, was postponed on
account Of the inclemency of the wealth
er. till Monday night. March 9Th, at
T. NJ.
The resident members Of the ExecH-
tive Committee Of the Virginia Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Society and the
Cidzens' Auxiliary Committee Will have
a Joint meeting Monday evening AT
o'clock in the office of the secretary OF
the Society in the Chamber of Commerce
building. The Guarantee Committee WI
make it's report and there will be other
matters of interest TO discuss.
THE power and efficacy of the Holy
Spirit" will be tho subject OF Bible
talk by Mr. David i. Sampson. the
blind preacher. at Friends Meeting House
on Monday afternoon at o'clock. Be
sides the meetings to-day at II A. NJ. and
s y. NJ. heretofore announced, he will
preach in the same house at 7:i5 O'Clock
on Monday night All are invited to at
tend.
Cardinal Gibbons will go to Charlotte,
~ c., April 10TH 10 be present the fol-
lowing day at the dedication services OF
the new Catholic church at Belmont.
The n@v church is connected with the
Benedictine Monastery of St Mary's. OF
which Bishop Haid is superior. The
church is erected on grounds bought by
Cardinal Gibbons when bishop of North
Carolina. The Cardinal presented the
property TO the Benedctine Fathers for
the monastery and church.
A charter has been granted by the City
Circuit Court 10 the Union Insurance
Company Of Virginia. The officers for
mond, president W. Irving. Of Short
Hills. *. j. secretary Directors: The