Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-03
ting her friend, Miss Hettic Lester. on

this morning.
Miss Annie A. Haverty. OF Old Point
Comfort. IL visiting friends on north
Hancock street.
Miss Gertrude Haley. Of Pittsburg. Pa.
Is the guest Of Miss Kinds. 27o5 east
Franklin street.
Miss Mamie Jordan. OF Norfolk. Is Wis
ting her friend, Miss Lottie Shields. OF
east Leigh street.
The Crescents defeated the Giants
In game OF ball yesterday by the
score OF l6 to 13.
Mrs. j. o. Harris, Of Danville, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Lipscomb, at SO
north Third street.
Mrs. w. a. Blankenship and family,
OF Lynchburg. are visiting friends and
relatives In this city.
Ruth, the little daughter OF Mr.. o. 8.
Walden, Is very III. at her parents resi-
dence, on Henry street.
The Holy-Name Society will meet this
evening after vespers In the basement
Of the Sacred Heart church.
Mrs. s. +. Cobbs formerly Miss I.ottie
James, Is the guest OF her mother, Mrs.
NJ. l.. James, at Fords Hotel.
The Visiting Committee Of Red Men
will meet with Monican Tribe Monday
night. Mr.. Francis will be present.
The Dog-Bottoms were defeated yes
terday by a picked nine from the Who
Dos and Nothings. Score, 10 to ..
Miss Mamie Edwards of Norfolk. who
has been visiting Miss Ada Hulce. at
| No. 1901 Park avenue. has returned nome.
Miss Maggie McNeely. of the Carolina
| House. is visiting her sister at Monroe,
n. G., where she will remain for the sum-
| mer
| Mr.. James f. NetherIsnd, Misses Alice
and Emma Netherland, Mrs Hatcher and
| Miss ORE Hatcher sailed for Europe yes
| terday.
| At the meeting of Pickett Camp Mon
| day night Captain J. Thompson Brown
| Will deliver an address on 1.-THE Artillery
| Service"
| Rev. DR.. Landrum goes up TO Danville
| tomorrow to deliver the annual address
before the young ladies of the Roanoke
Female College.
| Rev. DR.. Hatcher will preach by special
| request at Grace-Street Baptist church
| tonight a sermon on the Saturday half
| holiday movement
| Mrs. Il. N. Leonord of New York. who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. A. c.
| Becker. on Grove road, leaves for her
| home next week.
| Mr.. w. +. Gregory and daughter, Mrs.
Lula Morrisett, Of Norfolk, who came up
| TO attend the unveiling ceremonies, re-
turned home on Friday evening.
Miss Maggie Mcdaniel. of No. 9Sl west
Clay street, left yesterday morning for
| Petersburg. where she will spend few
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
James Robinson was committed to the
county jail yesterday by Squire Vincent
on q charge OF striking John Brown
with rock lie will be given hearing
| Monday.
Invitations are out for the marriage
| Of Miss Minnie A. Rogers to Mr.. Parker
II. Curtis, June 10, 1894 at p NJ, at the
residence of the brides parents, 1910 east
| Franklin street.
Captain q. w. Smith and wife. Of
Bremo Blufr. and Harry Jenkins. of Nor
folk. who have been stopping with Mrs.
W. II. jenkins 1901 east Broad street,
have returned home.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Confederate Memorial Literary Society
|
Confederate Museum. corner Twelfth and
| Clay JEFF. Davis House,.
The ladies Of the Home for Incurables
tender their thanks to Mr.. Cyrus Bossieux
and the lakewood Memorial Association,
and all VINO assisted them in their en-
tertainment of the Both.
Master James Blunt, who lives on south
Laurel street was painfully bitten on one
| ,,f 10 hnn hN "a
ago. He is getting along very well. anc
no serious result Is apprehended.
| An exciting game OF ball was played
on Church Hill yesterday afternoon be-
tween the What's LET'S and the Little
Darlings. resulting in a victory for the
| former club by a score of IL TO >.
Miss Annie Downs. an accomplished
| musician, after a pleasant visit to hei
| friends, Miss Resale Robinson and Mrs
| Mrs j. B. Peyton, OF Church Hill, has
returned TO her home, in Fredericksburg
Rev. ]. c. Hiden of this city, has
accepted an invitation 10 deliver the me
| mortal address before the Magruder
Ewell Camp of Confederate Veterans a
| Williamsburg, Va, Monday afternoon, It'll
June.
| Mrs. II. w. Moncure and Miss Jane
A. Henderson. who have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. Willard W. Wright. OF
| No 300 south Third street, returned &c
| their home, in Orange county, Friday
morning.
Mr.. Edgar A. Bowles, of Louisa county
was the guest Of his sisters at 1913 east
Broad street during the unwilling cere
monies of the Soldiers and Sailors monu
| ment. A. n. Perkins and sons, Of Louisa
were also present at the unveilng.
At the Tyson meeting for young PEG
pie to be held at the Park-Place Metho
dist church to-day at +. NJ, the Rev
| Preston Nash pastor of Christ Epscopa
| church, will speak. These meetings ar
invariably interesting and profitable.
The closing exercises of Miss Walden!
J, | dancing school were held at Monticello
| Hall Thursday evening, and a number y
beautiful fancy dances were executed b!
| the little pupils, who, one and all, showed
. great proficiency in the art terpsichore.
Through the courtesy of Superintendent
IL f. Harding the employees OF the In
: dustrial Branch OF the Metropolitan Iif
y Insurance Company. located in this city
| were given a trip to Old Point Fr.day
[ | and were banqueted at the Hygeia Hotei
= Mrs. Durrett. Miss Rogers. Mr. Thurs
/
Mr.. T.. II. Cloves will render an excel
/ | lent musical programme I'm Sanger la
| Monday night for the benefit of the boot
of Company at the First Regimen
! bazaar
The regular monthly meeting or IN
E powhatan Club will be held at its quar-
e ters. on Eighth street. on Tuesday hsh
/ at s O'Clock. The proposition for one o
E more club outings during the preser
l summer will probably be introduced
this meeting.
- Rev. T.. T. Hall, of Henry county WI
e came to Richmond 10 participate IN u
| unwilling ceremony, was present at u
b love feast at St. James Methodist Episc'
s nal church Wednesday night lie wa
n the guest Of his uncle. Mr. a. H. Chea
ham 500 north Twenty-sixth street.
There will be a Christian EndeaVc
; rally at the Church of the Covenant (co
i ner park avenue and Harrison stree
e next Tuesday evening, June 9TH at
NJ Addresses will be delivered by Re
e + Calvin Stewart and others. Informs
o | ton regarding the Cleveland conVenlo