Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
p.~.ocais ard Briefs.

John Linwood. the little son OF Mr.. John
W. Quarles, Of Highland PARK continues
quite sick.
Mr. Harvey l.. Wilson. OF Washington,
formerly OF Richmond. is in the city on
a brief visit.
Misc Annie W. Pritchett. OF Petersburg.
Va. is visiting Mrs. George Il. Wilson.
li3 south Fifth street.
Mrs Emma r. Ball has returned to
the city. after "A visit OF SIX months to
Albuquerque. New Mexico
There IL 10 be a called meeting at $50
O'clock tomorrow evening OF the Council
Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
N,ssea Helen Stockdell and Fanny
Digges will sing at the entertainments 10
be given at Park-Place church tomorrow
night.
Mr.. y. s. Bennett VIII address the
Tyson union meeting for boys and girls
at Park-Place church this afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Wells. OF south Pine
street ,.ft for Lynchburg Saturday morn
ing on a visit to relatives and friends in
that city.
,fissas Ida Y. and I.ottie Bowers. OF
No. 17 Floyd avenue. left yesterday
evening TO spend the summer in the
mountains Of Virginia.
Rev. r. J. Taylor. pastor OF laurel
street Methodist Episcopal church. has
bcen assisting Rev. L. j. Phaup in a
meeting at Midlothian.
Mr.. J. +. Lynn and brother Mr.. Rus
sell Lynn. sons Of Major b. W. Lynn,
left yesterday TO visit friends on YORK
river. in Gloucester county.
Mira F.. G. Balm and sister. Miss Mar
raret Gaskins Land Of Norfolk. are WIS.,
ting Mrs. T. \. Amen and Miss Carrie
Boone, at sl2 west Clay street
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pickett Camp
will meet Monday at 7. VI. All MEM
bers are requested 10 attend. as business
of importance will be discussed.
4 meeting OF the Ladies' Hollywood Me
mortal Association will be held In the lee
,uro-roon of the Second Presbyterian
church wednesday. May go. at +. Nj.
Mrs. William Foster gave one Of her
delightful pic-ncs At Forest-fiill Park
Friday. Fishing. dancing, ana games
were INDUCED in. and most delightful
picnic was had.
Rev. Or. w. V. Tudor, OF this city,
Will deliver the trlennial address before
the Alumnaean Association OF Wesleyan
Female College In Macon, Ga, on the
evening Of May 29;h.
The Richmond Terminal and Richmond
and Danville stockholders helh meetings
here yesterday. No business was trans
acted. and both bodies adjourned TO con-
vene again july goth.
Giles Il. Jackson. the colored lawyer.
went down to Norfolk last evening. and
will make several speeches there this
week in behalf Of the principles of De-
mocracy as against Prohibition.
Mrs. Louis Enos. OF Twenty-fourth
street. has returned home, after a pleas
ant visit Of some weeks to her son, In
Baltimore, accompanied by her daughter
in-law. Mrs. W. O. Enos, and children.
The revival services at seventh-street
Christian church will close tonight. Rev.
Jabez Hall will preach at Seventh-Street
church. and Rev 4. x. Moore at Mar
shal-Strcet church both morning and
night
Mr.. James F. Netherland. Misses Alice
and Emma Netherland, Mrs. Hatcher,
and Miss ORE Hatcher will go 10 New
York the last Of May and sail on the FL
day OF June for four-months European
tour.
Mr.. Louis de Fcrne1. OF the +. T.
Pilkinton Company. 10 at st. Luke
Hospital. and hts condition Is so muco
improved that a delicate operation, which
at one time seemed necessary. Will be
avoided.
Nr. James T.. Kearney, who recently
resigned his position in the American
Tobacco Company. bv romu7ri ii
physician. on account Of i'll health, will
shortly take an extended trip. probably
TO Europe.
Liberals Lodge Of Perfection. No. g.
Ancient and Accepted. Scottish Rite,
meets tomorrow night at st. Adams
Hall. The fourth. NTH. and sixth de-
grees will be conferred on one or more
candidates.
There will be public debate under the
auspices Of Towards Grove Lodge. NO.
rs. l. O. G. r. at their hall. on Howard 8
Grove Hill. Tuesday night. the 22d. The
public is invited 10 attend. No admission
fee is required.
Miss Dora l.. r shop and Mr.. Charles
W. Glenn were married at the residence
of the brides mother. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. W. =. Hines. The
ushers were Mr.. Charles G. Curtland and
Percy Richardson.
The Sunday school Of St Paurs church
gave its annual picnic yesterday at Vi
nita Park, about fifteen miles above Rich
mond, on the James-River Division Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway. Quite
large crowd went up.
\ neatly-printed pamphlet has just been
issued from the press Of Ezekiel d Bass.
giving an interesting exhibit OF the
years work Of the Hebrew Home for
the Aged and Inilrm. The annual reports.
officers. and fun list Of active and con-
tributing members are included.
Miss Adele Williams. of this city. has
n portrait on exhibition in the Paris
Salon Champs Elysees). Miss Williams.
after a tour through Italy. will spend
the summer sketching I'm Holland, re-
turning TO Richmond early in October.
Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis, OF the
Central order OF Kings Daughters. Will
hold two meetings at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall on Tuesday.
May 22d. at II A. NJ. and $50 i. VI. All
Kings Daughters are urgently requested
to attend.
The Governor yesterday pardoned
Thomas Thompson (coloreD. who was
in the Hastings Court OF Rich
mond in March. 1892, of HOUSEKEEPING,
and sentenced to three years imprison-
rnent in the penitentiary. Pardon was
granted on account OF the prisoners Ill
health.
Much complaint has beue heard Of late
about persons tying or hitching their
horses TO the trees in the streets. There
is an ordinance imposing fine OF not
less than s. nor more than $40 upon those
who thus injure the trees or boxes.
Chief-of- Police Poe says he intends to
see that this measure IS ei.torced.
The Sunday school Of St. James Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Marshall and
streets. will celebrate Chit
dren's-Day this afternoon. The exercises
will begin at $3.50 o'clock, and Will in
clude singing, rotations, and dialogues
by the scholars Of the school, and an
address by Rev. j. W. Moore, or some
other minister.
Mrs. Peyton Wise has returned to the
city. General Wise is expected TO join
her soon, and they will probably remain
in Richmond for ten days. Then they will
return to Washington, where the Cen
erals duties in connection with the House
Interstate Commerce Committee will
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