Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-27

Rev DR.. Theodore Whitfield. pastor of
Fulton Baptist church, continues quito
sick.
Mr.. Kirby Smith and wife OF Bremo,
Va. are spending a few days with friends
In the city.
Miss Kate Jones. Of North Carolina,
Is the guest Of Mrs. &. X. McNeigh, 2l2
west Main street.
Captain Edmund II. Cooke, the Popu-
list nominee for Governor last fall, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. Or. J. William Jones came down
from the university yesterday to attend
Mr.. Moody's meetings this week.
Miss Mamie +. Lee. OF Petersburg. is
the guest of Misses Louie and Mamie
Hall, Of No. ~ west Cary street.
Mr.. l.. c. Figg. Jr.. Of the Richmond
and Danville Offices. Washington, is
spending the holidays in the city.
Special prayer-meeting will be held at
the Seventh-Street Christian church
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
Two persons were baptized at s.. James
Methodist church Sunday. DIR. Whitehead,
the presiding elder. preached at night.
Miss Lavinia Anderson. of Selma, is WIS.,
itng her aunt. Mrs. NJ. f.. Wilson. at
the Madison Flats, south Fifth street
Mr.. Corbln Braxton, OF Memphis, Tenn.
Is spending n few days with his sister,
Mrs. Henry Lee Valentine, No. 10 south
Third street.
The Committees on Council Printing and
Claims and Salaries held regular meet
ings last night at o'clock and transacted
routine business,
Mr.. Frank Noel, Of this city, who has
been spending the winter in Florida, re-
turned home last Saturday, considerably
improved in health.
The Young MEMS Democratic Club OF
the Fourth Precinct, Jackson Ward. meets
tonight mt the corner of Seventeenth
and Baldwin streets.
Mrs. John \. McCready. who was pain
fully injured by the upsetting of a buggy
few days ago. is still confined to her
bed. but slightly improved
The Grand Council. Royal Arcanum, Of
Virginia meets in Petersburg to-day. y
number Of delegates and grand officers
Will 80 over from Richmond.
Miss Carrie Gilman, Of Ashland. Va,
who spent the Easter holidays with her
friend, Miss Laura V. Huntley. Of this
city, left for her home yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Indian Association will be held
to-day CruosdaO ut the Young Mems
Christian Association parlor at l. NJ.
DR. Stuart Mcclure said last night that
his father knew nothing about the woman
Il
at Wayery as being his assistant.
Mr.. Joseph Reed, Of the telegraphic de-
partment Of the Chesapeake AMI Ohio
Railway Company, left Sunday for two
weeks visit to his home in Cincinnati
An interesting game Of baseball was
played at Forest IIll Friday between
Richmond and Manchester boy teams
and resulted in victory for Richmond by
the score of to o..
Al the residence Of Mrs George Ilthrop.
No. 2los south Third street. this evening
from Until 10 o'clock the ladies Of
Grace Episcopal church will give the last
Of their series Of silver teas.
Or. John l.. Davis, chidt medical d.
rector Of the Union Centrar~Iife
rance Company. Of Cincinnati. Wa In the
CRY etSiFtNd1 III conference VIVA air.
George G. Gary, general agent fNthe
company. =
The ladies Of the Sewing Society Of ST
James church will hold their annual
Easter sale Of useful and fancy articles
in the lscture-room to-day. and will also
serve a luncheon from II o'clock through
out the day.
The Richmond Academy Of Medicine and
Surgery Will have a regular meeting to-
night DR. T.. g. Levy will be the leader
At its next session the academy will take
some steps TO prepare for the meeting Eere
IN October next Of the Medical Society Of
Virginia.
The congregation Of st. Philips (cooreD
church met Sunday and elected the fol-
lowing vestrymen for the ensuing year:
Cornelius Robinson. VI. r. Wallace. J. 9.
Scott. \. Foster. William Ferguson. Il. 5.
Johnson, George Stephens. Jr., ). w
Shackleford, Wellington Booker. Isaac
Mencer. Charles ID. Campbell, and VIII
liam Young. Subsequently the vestry met
and elected the following officers: SiIas w.
Shackleford, senior warden; Cornelius
Robinson, Junior warden; George
Stephens, Jr., register; William Ferguson.
treasurer.